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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-03-01
.Upv Newman Up.

The case of U. s. Newman was con-
cluded before the City Council last Tues
day night. All the members were pres.
ent but Dick Shofstall. Eight of the ten
charges against Newman were sustained,
as follows: LIST, Habitually failing to
make arrests-sustained I'd, Habitually
failing to report violations Of the law and
ordinances-sustain Sd, Loafing about
places kept by known violaters Of the
law-not sustained. 4th, Misconduct in
Office and abusing fellow officers-sus-
tanned. 9Th, Failure to carry out in.
structions of the Mayor in making ar
sustained. 9th, Misconduct in
Office in informing certain psnsons that
he had been instructed to watch and
spot their plans Of business-sustained.
7th, Failing to arrest persons running a
shell game on Fair Grounds-sustained.
9Th, Disclosing official secrets-not sus.
tanned. 9th, Failing to arrest on view
sustained. 10th, going on bond of H. G.
Wright contrary to ordinance. Found
technically guilty.
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6emuender.Kinsell.

Mr.. Arthur w. Gemuender and Miss
Florence, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. D.
r. Kinsell, were united in marriage at
the residence of the brides parents on
East State street Wednesday evening by
Rev. s. d. Hutsinpiller. The ceremony
was . very impressive one. The bride
wore white satin costume and the
groom . conventional dress suit. Many
presents of value were received by the
happy couple. An elegant wedding
feast was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Ge-
muender 90 to housekeeping at No. All
Oak street. Ohio State Journal, Columbus.
Miss Kinsell is quite we'll known in
this city, having been frequent visitor
of the family of Rev. B. Glascock while
they we're residents of Hillsboro, and
her many friends join heartily with the
NEws.HERALD in wishing her and her
husband . prosperous and happy journ-
ey through life.
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". G. T. U. Stock Sale Lunch.

At the meeting Of the W. @. T. U.
Monday, Feb. 27, to arrange for the din
ner to be served in the Masonic building
next Saturday the following ladies were
appeinted-saeommittees:
Executive Committee-Mesdames J..
w. Patterson, M. R. Willett, H. H. Mad.
dox and E. Carson.
Reception Committee-Mesdames A..
Hart, D. w. Clark, E. Law, VIM. Smith,
G. M. Harsha and E. DeBruin and Miss
Lizzie Kirby.
Committee on observation-disclosures
Jos. Cooper, Hester Doggett, E. Tudor
and Ed Mullenix.
Ladies in charge of tables, for dinner
Mrs. E. Steel and Mrs. E. Foraker; Mrs
G. A. Thornburg and Mrs. D. X. Fenner
Mrs. E. L. Warson and Miss Minnie
Williams; Mrs. E. Smith and Mrs. S
Lowman; Mrs. J. Langley and Mrs. w
Hoyt; Mrs. D. Scott and Miss Maggie
Wilson.
For supper.-Mrs. Mutton and Mis-
Ella Dill Mrs. II. S. Scarborough ant
Mrs. Joseph Hiestand; Mrs. J. Conart
and Miss Nellie Helt; Mrs. U. Sloan
and Mrs. George Beecher; Mrs. Ferri
and Mrs. Lavina Dill.
Cake table-Mrs. DR.. Matthews, Mrt
Kate Hoop, Mrs. G. Haynes, Mrs. +
Duffy and Mrs. George Gardner.
Literary table-Mrs. E. Thompson
Mrs M. Gregg and Mrs. Helt.
The young ladies are very cordial
invited to give their "aid and comfort
in serving the dinner, and will be il
great demand at every post of hono1
All who are on committees. with thos
who are willing to help are requested
meet at the Orr room in Masonic built
ing Friday afternoon at o'clock.
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Obituary..

Mr.. Willis Jenkins was born in Adams
county, O., July 7th, 1926, and died at
his home in Hillsboro, o., February
2lst, 1888.
He was united in marriage in 1S46 to
to Miss Mary Jane Mcclure, who died
February 9th, 1855, leaving three chill
dren to mourn the loss of their mother,
one son dying in infancy, the other in
early manhood and the daughter now
living in Baltimore, Md.
He was again united in marriage on
May 9th, 1867, with Miss Junia Eta
Glenn. Two sons were born of this
marriage, one dying in infancy and the
other now grown to manhood left to
mourn the loss of kind and induleent
father, and to comfort and support his
mother.
Mr.. Jenkins has been in business here
% years and was well.known to all stock
men of his county and adjoining ones.
He united with the M. E. Church, Of
Sinking Springs, when young, of which
church he was class leader and active
member for years. After moving to
Hillsboro he continued in the same
church, when after four months ol
patient suffering from that dreadful
disease, dropsy, he was at last relieved
from all earthly pain and has gone to
the home of the blest.
The funeral services we're conducted
by Rev. Clark, at the family residence Al
2p. M, Wednesday, after which his re
mains were inferred in the Hillsbort
Cemetery. Yours,
J.C.P.
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Never Put off

Till tomorrow, to-day's duty. If you
have a Cold, Cough, Bronchitis, or any
form of Throat or Lung disease, do not
neglect it. Ayers Cherry Pectoral, if
promptly taken, will speedily relieve
and cure all ailments of this character.
Two years ago took a severe Cold,
which, being neglected, was followed by
a terrible Cough. lost flesh rapidly,
had night sweats, and was soon confined
to my bed. A physician was called, but
the medicine he prescribed afforded
only temporary relief. A friend advised
the use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. l
began taking this medicine, and before
finishing the first bottle was able to sit
up; four bottles effected perfect cure.
Geo. w. Dick, Newton, Mass.
In several cases Of Bronchitis, caused
by exposure to damp and cold weather,
l have used Ayers Cherry Pectoral. 1t
Is an anodyne expectorant of great
value and usefulness to patients of all
ages. Its certainty Of action, and its
safety as q household remedy, are
forcible arguments in its favor, No
other cough preparation does its work so
quickly and satisfactorily, &C. +. Hoyt,
NJ. D., New Orleans, La.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Prepared by Dr.J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by oil Druggists. Price 81; six bottles. e5.
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Next Friday evening at the Armory
will be given the first public concert Of
the Conservatory of Music, in which
home talent will take part. This ought
TO be sufficient reason for Hillsboro
people to come out. In addition to this
excellent talent from abroad will be
present and contribute to the program
Of the evening. Prof. McKenxie's ILL.,
ness has delayed this concert, which was
to have been given early in the season,
and now double encouragement should
be given the efforts Of the Pro-
fessor to make up for lost time. Let
everyone 60 to the concert Friday even
inO
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The Highland County Teachers' Asso-
citation met in the M. r. Church at
Greenfield, February 25th, 1888. Presi.
dent Barrett called the meeting TO order,
which was opened with Scripture lesson
and prayer by Rev. White, Of Greenfield
Baptist Church, followed with instru.
mental music BY Mr.. Price. The secre-
tary being absent, Alfred Mcvey, Of
Leesburg, was elected Secretary pro tenn.
Owing 10 the inclemency Of the wealth
or, but few were in attendance In the
forenoon, and Mr.. Charles Swadley, who
vas first on the programme, being alb.
sent, the meeting adjourned until 1:S0
p. m.
Ample provision was made by the
good people Of Greenfield for the phys
ical wants OF the teachers, and the time
till two o'clock was spent in pleasant,
social intercourse with the citizens of
that place.
After waiting in vain for Mr.. Swadley,
the opening discussion was included in
the discussion Of the proposed amend.
ments to the school law.
After music by the choir, Miss Mary
Boatright recited in beautiful manner
| The disadvantages Of entering the society
Of sweet young ladies without surplus
bank account, after which Miss McWil-
liams rendered vocal solo with voice
| that showed considerable culture.
This was followed by the introduction
of Prof. Janney, Of Chillicothe, who ia.
vored us with a paper displaying the
utter impossibility Of the pens keeping
pace with thought. Mr.. Janney is q
brilliant gentlemen, and the Impressions
that he left on our minds are there to
stay.
The discussion "Should the State Pub
fish Series Of Textbooks ?" was open
cd by Mr.. Ferguson, followed by Mr.
Grant Farley and others. There wa,
much spirit manifested during this dis
cussion, showing that the teachers arr
much interested in this bill.
| President Barrett presented the Gal
baugh Bill" for discussion, and comment
ed on various other methods agitated TO
the benefit of the country schools.
After spirited talk on the diferen
subjects, resolutions were proposed boil
for and against the Albaugh bill, AM
were lost by a move being made to La
it ON the table, which was carried.
During short recess committee 80
licited members to the Association, sc
curing eight.
After music by the choir, vote q
!, thanks was rendered to the citizens TO
their hospitality, to the Trustees for tn
use of their church, to the choir for thei
excellent music, to Prof. Janney for hi
, instructive and entertaining paper, an
| to the home teachers for their paper
i. and management Of the physical welfar
| Of the teachers. The meeting then az
. journen to meet at Hillsboro.
Fl Al. McvEY, Sec'y pro tenn.
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Disastrous Fun.

Last Thursday night at the residence
of VIM. Reams, about two miles belew
Berryville, the young follsof the neigh
borhood assembled at Q social party.
Among others two daughters of Samuel
Storer were present. While the young
folks were playing games and having .
good time these two girls thought it
would add to the amusement OF the
party to slip out and put on q dough
face and return to the house and see il
the folks would know them. They &C.
cordingly went to their home near by,
made couple of dough faces, put them
on and after wrapping . white sheet
around them returned to the scene of
merriment. Just as they approached
the door Misses Dora Reams and Ella
Eakins chanced to come out and as they
met them they were so frightened that
both tainted. Their screams brought
help from within and they were seized
and taken into the house. The Misses
Storer we're so frightened At what they
had done that they also, rushed in to
help them, forgetting an about their
dough faces and that they were not rec
ognized. Their entrance into the house
90 frightened Miss Dora Eakins and
Miss Ola CLANCY that both girls faint
ed away. The two first girls that tainted
were soon restored, but Miss Dora Eakina
and Miss Ola Chaney have never
been conscious for moment since
They remain in frightful delerium
screaming nearly all the time. Theil
recovery is greatly despaired of and ul
till the early part Of this week no sign
of recovery has shown itself. II yas ,
sad accident and shows'Wltaf kress hsfu
may result from the practice of scarin
people for a joke. OF course the Misse
Storer only thought to add enjoymen
to the evenings amusement by the jok
and both are now nearly frantic owe
the procedure. The lesson should b
an example to all persons given to thi
kind Of amusement.
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The Guthrie Cases.

Last August DR.. D. s. Guthrie, OF this
city, was arrested for violating the liquor
ordinance and seven afiidavits we're fled,
each representing an offense occurring
on seven different days. In the first
offense DR.. Guthrie plead guilty and
was fined $50 and costs, and on two
other cases he was convicted. The
other five cases were dismissed by
the solicitor for the reason that the
Mayor had held one sale not sufficient
to make out an offense, and in each OF
the cases dismissed only one sale in .
day being claimed.
The two cases which resulted in con-
viction were taken on error to the Com.
mon Pleas Court and argued before
Judge Higgins at the last term Of Court
by Uric Sloane for the defense and D.
@. Morrow for the village, and decision
arrived at one day last week. The fol.
lowing errors were claimed by the de-
tense:
1st. The complaint did not charge an
offense.
I'd. The defendant bad been arrested
and had pleaded guilty P the same Of
Tense charged in these Gases, as he offered
to prove. which offer wss rejected.
Sd. That sufficient testimony was not
offered.
4th. That the Mayors conduct in
directing the police and helping them
work up the cases had been such as to
disqualify him from sitting at the trial.
5th. That the officers who testified
for tho prosecution were not permitted
to answer certain questions, as read by
the defense, showing that the Mayor
was an interested party.
Judge Huggins sustained the Mayor
upon all points except the second. Thu
complaints were held good. the conduc
OF the Mayor and officers proper, ant
the testimony sufficient.
Upon the second the case was reversed
In both cases occurring July 22d and 2Stl
| q plea in bar was filed by tho defens
claiming the seven cases, including tn
22d and 2sth, were only one offense an,
for that ofssnse DR.. Guthrie had plea
guilty ON July goth. Judge Hugsin
held that each day constituted IN ofsns
a the ordinance prescribed, but that tn
; record did not sufficiently disclose tn
fact that the sale on the ed and on th
} 2sth was not the same offenss - on th
: 2Oth for which Guthrie plead guilty, an
for that reason reversed Mayor Harmal
. The reversal seems TO be on teehnic'
: grounds, ~ the sales on the 29d and ~
! were both held unlawful. the psssoril
J. tion not being nllsd in GOOD faitk. ~
]. casss wsss remanded 70 Mayor uaeun
(. o. new tsialA q,
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HOMETOWN.
February 9th, 1888.

Ira Edgington was at Georgetown Sat
urday.
Did you notice that broad smile of ].
@. Kelly? It's boy.
Mr.. Favor, of Hillsboro, was here last
Tuesday buying tobacco.
G. H. Diehl and S. G. Kay were in the
city last week buying goods.
DR.. Guertin has moved in the property
of Fred Parrot, on Main street.
Louis Pettitory, of Hamilton, o., was
through here buying horses last week.
H. D. McQuitty has purchased the
property OF Diehl brothers on John
street.
We understand that Mr.. Leibert, OF
Bells Run, contemplates bailding a pa
latial residence between here and the
depot, near Jackson Badgley's residence.
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Wallpapers! wallpapsrsi

There will be . grand opening and
special display of the new spring wall
and ceiling papers, borders and decorA-
tions at Bowles' store, commencing
Wednesday, February Goth, and contin.
uing one week. Everybody 10 invited
to come and look at the beautiful and
artistic goods that will be on exhibition.
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The Hilkboro Fair viii be held this
year ON August 0, 7. 8, 9 and 10, and
Svsry effort win b put forth to make
this years. iair the bet ever held here.
The board has rsle6esd the grounds OF
DR.. Fullerton and every convenience for
the accommodates of the patrons win
b secured. Some of the fpest stock in
the G>ats will bsop exhibition. A num-
bsr Of tks bsst hossss in the country
will b. II ths ring aad h skort the sx'
hibitioa u every department. viii bs
sfrj6lly 1mlv n nevsboasd meani
a0nSov o1lof tkbY ~ 1etagninsd \
II = X : s'.sl
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Sudden Death.

Mr.. Edward Koch, son Of Daniel Koch,
died at the family residence early Thurs-
day morning. His death was quite sud-
den, as he was on the street the evening
before, apparently. enjoying his usual
health. A complication Of lung and
heart troubles was the cause Of his death.
The funeral services were held at the
house Saturday morning ct 9 O'Clock,
Rev. Bradley officiating. Deceased was
about 27 years of age.
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Csroner Brown in Trouble.

Early this week Mr.. Nicholas Blazer,
Q well. and respectable German citi-
zen, living near New Petersburg filed Q
petition in the Common Pleas Court
against DR.. Brown. Coroner of this coun-
ty and . prominent practitioner of medi-
cine in New Petersburg, alleging that
his daughter, Ella, is esceinte by him, also
praying for damages. DIR. Brown has
been absent for few weeks and it is
rumored that in his absence an attach
ment has been issued against his prop
erty in this county. We are not at pres
ent able to say what there 10 the case,
but have merely given the facts - near
" a. we can obtain them.
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Farmers, business men and everybody,
do not forget the dinner served by the
ladies of the w. G. T. U. next Saturday
at the Masonic Temple. Everything
nice and good for 25 cents.
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A number OF ladies met at the Presby-
terian Church Wednesday afternoon to
affect an organization TO prepare bene-
fit for the Conservatory of Music. The
entertainment will be given at the Arm
ory sometime in the near future.
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The widow Of DR.. @. @. Sans died OF
cancer last Saturday at Hickory, North
Carolina. Her remains will be brought
to this place and be inferred in the
Hillsboro cemetery.
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All persons holding tickets for reserv-
ed seats for the entertainment course
given by the Conservatory will please 60
to Bowers news store and have them re-
t,noLod
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Married-Mr. J. L. Kelley and Miss
Minerva Blaine. last Wednesday at 10 q.
m. at Chillicothe. Miss Blaine is from
Greenfield and we'll known here. Con-
Rratulations.
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For Blacksmith shop and tools,
in Leesburg, o. Good wagon shop in
connection. Good trade established.
Good location. For particulars call on
or address A. B. GRIFFITH, Leesburg.
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Ohls Centennial Expesitiss.

A meeting in the interest Of Depart
ment XIV-Woman's Work-will be
held in the City Hall Saturday, March
Sd, at 8 O'Clock p. m. ~ 81
The committees appointed ale from
Liberty township. Correspondence ID
being held with the other townships Of
the county urging organization and CO.
operation.
The ladies Of the county are cordially
invited to be present at the meeting 6at'
urday. E
The following additions have heer
made to me hoaf committses; Atera
tups. Mr.. aerah B. Bescher; Floricul
tupas Mn. 1anss W. essith aAd Mn. I
FahylalAer Ar Iadaslsy, Nmss. .seAes
ssrnisAay.
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W. H. Downing, the East Main street
photographer, has certainly made q
good offer to those desiring pictures.
Six large cabinets for 81 was never Of
fered here before.
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Go and get your dinner Stock Sale
day in the room formerly occupied by
M.R.Orr, In the Masonic Temple. Only
2S cents.
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Fayette county Common Pleas Court
is in session with Judge Higgins on the
bench.
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Miss Jane Reece, who has been visit
ing relatives ct Columbus ever since the
Inauguration, returned home Monday
evening.
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A lady evangelist is expected to be at
the M. E. Church next Tuesday to assist
in Ithe revival series now in progress
there.
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There promises to be good crop OF
spring candidates. They are sprouting
for the convention on every side, but
these frosty mornings will probably nip
some Of them In the bud.
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Mr.. Frank Emmerling, the East Main
street jewelsr, has been appointed watch
examiner at this place for the @. W. &
B, Railroad.
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Mr.. Oliver B. Hatcher and Miss Sadie
Burnett were married At high noon
Wednesday, the 2eth ult., at the home
Of the brides mother near Folsom.
Both ars we'll known here and their
many friends offer best wishes and con-
eratulstions.
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ID T. MCCLURE, whose place of residence
H. is unknown. will take notice that on
the 29th day of February, A. ID. 1888, Sarah ]
Mcclure filed her petition In the Common
Pleas Court of Highland unity, Ohio (beinG
carse No. l74O praying for divorce from
said MT. Mcclure, on the ground OF ex
IRENE cruelty, gross neglect of duty and
hsbituai drum en- ness, and for alimony ant
the custody OF their two children and tina
said cause will be for hearing ON and Afte
the 23d day of April, A. D. 1888.
Dated this lst March. A. d. 1883.
SARAH j. MCCLURE.
BY Pavey a Davis, her Attorneys.
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Revival services continue with una
batting interest ct the NJ. E. Church. A
number Of converts have been made and
many more have been awakened to SER
ious religious thought.
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Mr.. Artie Robertson, Of New Lexing-
ton, O., has secured a position with
Spargur & Go. and began his duties be-
hind the counter last Monday.
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The butcher shop Of Mr.. Willis Jenk.
kins, deceased, win be taken charge OF
by his son, Mr.. Arthur Jenkins, who
win be glad to welcome his fathers old
customers and many new ones. Give
Arthur . share Of your patronage.
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The W. b. Elliott farm, known - the
ssold Gantse farm" which h 70 b sold
at ehesi6 sale on Nondsy, March 18th,
= one ol the bet farms IN Highland
county, and \ . rare chance for some
one 70 ebtain IN sxcsllsnt bargain. Ihe
farm lies on the GrsenAsld pike, and
thus the purchassr viii have no piks
tax 70 pay.. -
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Gsrrett Bros,
Garrett Bros
Red Band Cough Cure.
Red Band Cough Cure.
Red Band Cough Cure.
Red Band Cough Cure.
MARRIED.

JOHNSON-BARNES-On the 23rd
ult., at the Presbyterian parsonage, BY
Rev. w. j. .McSurely, Erastus johnson and
Miss Myrta Barnes, both living near
Leesburp.
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Farmers will save money BY calling
and examining Richards 4 Ayres' mann
moth stock Of bran, shorts, chop-feed,
linsesd and cottenseed meal, which they
sell ct Q very low price.
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DR.. Smith, who recently graduated
from . Chicago Medical School, is the
guest Of his parents, Rev. and Mrs. E. B.
Smith, Of this place.
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Mrs. Anna E. McConnaughey is visit
ing her daughter, Flora V. McConna'
uphey, in Columbus this week.
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Take advantage Of the special display
Of Wallpapers at Bowles' store next
week and make your selections early be-
fore the paper hangers are 70 busy.
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Miss Madge Carson, who has been Wis
iting in Chillicothe for some weeks past,
returned home Wednesday.
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The pupils Of the Institute gave q
public reading from Shakespeare last
Tuesday afternoon. In response to in
vitations number from town were
present.