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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-10-16
DIR. Y A N T.
No, 1851. First Published October 9, 1889.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

PUBLICATION NOTICE.
Jesse Cargile, Julia Cargile, Aaron Buck,
Samuel L. Jessup and William Bevans are
hereby notified that defendants they have
been sued by P. ID. Cunningham as plaintiff, in
the District Court of Barber County, Kansas,
and that they must answer the petition of said
plaintiff filed therein. on or before the 10Th
day of November, 1889, or the same will be
taken as true, and judgment rendered ac-
cordingly against said defendants, for the sum
of Eighty-Three Dollars, and interest thereon
at the rate of ten per cent. per annum from
the 10th day of April, 1887, and for the costs of
this action and for the foreclosure of certain
mortgage executed by said Jesse Cargile and
Julia Cargile, upon the following described
real estate, situated in said county of Barber,
to-wit: Lots nine and eleven, in block two, of
McCleareys second addition TO the city, and
adjudging that said plaintiff has. to the amount
of said judgment, a first lien upon said lands,
and ordering the sale of said lands according
to law, without appraisement. and the pro-
ceeds applied to the payment of the costs of
this action, and the amount found due the
plaintiff in said action, and that said defend
ants, and each of them, and all persons claim
ing through or under them, be forever barred
and tOreclOSed of and from all right, title, es-
tate, interest and equity of redemption in and
to said lands, and every part thereof, and for
such other and further relief as may be just
and equitable.
CUNNINGHAM BROS. s. LAHEY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Attest FRANK HOLMES, Clerk of the District
Court. 20-22
By S, l.. ALLEN, Deputy.
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Land once at Larned, Kans,, Sept. 10, 1889.

Ldnu UInCe at Ldrneu, MINIS, sept. III, 1853.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim
clerk of tho district court OF Barber county,
Kansas, at Medicine Lodge, Kansas on the
ith day OF November, 1889. viz; Barzillia c.
twp 30, south, of range II west.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Andrew Roessler, of Nashville, Kansas;
James Gardner, Percival Robinson. Frank
Mtts, of Isabel, Kansas.
1924 HENpT w SCoTT Registrar
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No. 1861.
First Published Sept. p, 1850.
SHERIFF'S SALp


In the District Court OF TING Faith Judicial Dis
trict, sittias Ia and for the county of
t,arber, in the state of Kansas
Alton Five Cents Savings Bank.
Plaintiffs,
versus
James Il. Mack, Mary l.. Mack, and
E. G. Knowles Defendants
r virtue of an order OF safe, issued to me
II out of said District court. in the above
entitled action, will. on
SATURDAY. THE 10Th DAY OF OCTOBER,
A. D.. 1889, at two O'Clock p. NJ, of said day.
at the front door of the courthouse, i'm the city
OF medicine Ledge, Ia the county of Barber,
IN me state of Kansas, offer at public sale, and
sell. TO the highest aud best bidder, for cash
IN hand, all the following described real estate,
TO wit;
The west half (Il) of the southeast quarter
ca, and the east half "a of the southwest
quarter "a of section No. fifteen. (I5l. town
snip No. thirty-one. (3I, south. and of range
NO. ten, QOl west of the sixth 30 p. NJ, lying
ana situate in the county of Barber, in the
state Of Kansas.
TIE above described real estate iz taken as
TIE properly of said defaIs.ants. aud Is directed
py SAID order on hais - 10 SOLD, and will be
500 "a bout superintendent, 10 satisfy said Or
der OF saIe,
te-@S GEO. w. STEVENS
Sheriff of Barber County, Kaus
Gleed & GIeed. Attorneys.
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First Published Oct. ., 1889.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

In the matter of the assignment of Ambrose
AIIen-W.T. Rouse. assignee.
NOTICE is hereby given that upon the first
IN day of the next regular term of the District
thereafter as possible, ], the undersigned, as
signee of Ambrose Allen, will apply to said dis
trict court for discharge from said trust, and
will file my petition in said court at said time,
for such discharge, confornable to the laws OF
the state of Kansas relating 10 voluntary as
siga@ents for the eSRet 4 R6 eTsat0 Assignee
S. L. Overstreet and w. h. McCague. Attys.
No. II61. First Publication Sept. %, 1889.
sHERIFFS SALE.
In the District Court of the Gath judicial his,
trict. sitting in and for the ,ouuEy OF
Barber. in ths stats Of Kansas.
American Investment Company,
Plaintiff,
versus
Richard Newell, Harriet P Newell
and J. G. Bullard Defendants.
DY virtue of an order of sale, issued to me,
, out of said district court, in the above eu-
titled action, will, on
SATURDAY., JHE 36gH DAY Or. OCTOBER,
A. H.. 1889, at O'Clock p. NJ of said day, at the
front door of the courthouse, in the city of
Medicine Ledge. in the county of Rarber. in
the state of Kansas, Offer at public sale, and
sell 70 the highest and best bidder. for cash in
band. all the following described real estate,
to-wIt:
The west half [1sl of the northeast quarter,
Il aaa tne aer Of qs seta NsI OF tine
m; and the northwest quarter II of the north
west quarter al of section No eight, Isl, sill
in township No. fhirty-three. 1881, south, and
of range No twelve ll2l west of the sixth
[61 p. M, lying and situate in the county If
Barber, in the state of Kansas.
The atsoYa deserfpv4 I,;ll estate IL taken as
tue property of said fef6ndants, and Is tiirec-
ted by said order of sale tn no Sold and viii be
sold without appraisenert, 20 satisfy sa's or
der OF sale.
lo& GEO. W. STEVENS.
Sheriff of Barber county. Kans.
Gleed & Gleed, Attorneys.
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First Published Sept. 70, 1889.
SHERIFF'S SALE,

STATE OF KANSAS, lss
COUNTY OF BARRIER.
o. c. Ewart, Plaintiff,
versus
T. S. Updyke, SiIas E. Stone and Eliza
A. Geppert, partners, under the
firm name and style of T. S. Updyke
& Company; J. L. Hayner, Angus
tine K. Root, Frederick W. Drury
and Albert III. Drury, partners, DO
ing business under the firm name
and style of J. E. Hayner s. Compa-
ny; Moline Plow Company, a corpo-
ration, organized and existing IN
der the laws OF the state of DINO
weber wagon Company a corpora
ton, organized and existing under
me ia"s OF the .ate of Illinois; The
SOooln . Ire company, corpo-
TdtloH, organized and existing I'M
ger the laws of the State of Missou-
II Inc Marseilles Manufacturing
company, corporation, organized
ana existing under the laws of the
state OF Illinois KiDgman & Com
pany, corporation, organized and
exlsting under the laws of the State
OF Illinois; Aultman, Miller s. Com
panY, corporation. organized and
existing under the laws of the State
OF Ohio The Simmons Hardware
company, corporation, organized
ana existing under the laws of
the State of Missouri; The Alb
bott Buggy Company, a corpo-
tAtiOIs OTSdHlIeu ana eNISllltG uii-
der the laws of the State Of Illinois:
stephen III. VelIe, Charles FL. Deere
and A!va Aansur, partners, doing
business under the firm name and
style of Deere, Mansur G. Company;
Crane Brothers ManufacturingCem-
pany, corporation, organized and
existing under the laws of the State
OF iiliI OILS; The Consolidated Tank
Line Company, corporation, or
Ean1sed and existing under the laws
of the State of Missouri; Trumbull,
Reynolds Allen Manufacturing
COMPANY. corporation, organized
and existing under the laws of the
state of Missouri; Wyeth Hardware
ana manufacturing Company, a cor
poration, organized and existing
under the laws of the State of Mis-
souri, WOodmanse & Hewitt Nam
utaoturing Camrany, q corporation,
organized and existing under the
laws of the State of Illinois, Defend
ants.
ny virtue of an order of sale, issued GU
- the district court of Barber county, !
sas, to me directed, in the above entitled ca
will, on
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sATURDAY. OCTOBER %. 1ssa.

at two oclock in the afternoon, at the front
door of the courthouse, in the city of Medicine
Lodge. Kansas, sell ut public auction, for cash
to the highest bidder, without appraisement
to satisfy said order OF sale. the following de-
scribed real estate, situated I'm Barber county,
Kansas. and all the right, title and interest of
said defendants, and all persons claiming under
them, to-wit:
lots nine. ten, eleven, twelve, 90, 10, IL, L. }
block fourteen, tl4,) Lakes Second Addition
to the town of Lake City, situated in Barber
county and state Of Kansas.
Dated at my office, ip Medicine Lodge, Kan
sas, September 2uth, 1880
GEO. w. STEVENS
1872 Sheriff of Barber comfy. Rams
Sample & Long. Att'ys for pl' tf
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MEDICINE LODGE, KANSAS.


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GENERAL the
~ Sorghum Sugar Works Medicine Lodge.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-28
sc a It er Sudabad fann fei=
mem Saftbefe6l err
lan9en.

Sim fOl9enben Moreen perlanet,
Maiter 6udabad BON meiner Wuttel
einen 8egleiter auf einem 9efdbrli6er
@ese. Wfeine M}1tter bot linn Sobr
SrD an; aber Der miirbige Tu6bdnb:
fer meinte la6enb, Sobn Srp Jet i'm
oieBmal 5u fletn, er molle einen GRO
Beren Sobn baben. S9leppe mon
bieIen fort, 10 miirbe fein Stein aui
benz MoOre rubis liesen bleiben, biz
er miebersefunben udre.
Meine Mutter bradte ale mDe=
lt6en @%inmdnbe Dor, rur ben riAti=
gen ni9t, mie gliie u~nierer annie gu
fiiterte. Sd mollte aber BEN Sbeim
germ besleiten; benn i6 mar itola
saraui einen 10 rei9en Mann be-
l9iben al birfen. Sd bat alio Die
SHUTTER, auf @ott 3u pertraue1t unb
mild 9eben 5u la11en. Sd mon aber
iebr enttduidt, als i6 b0rte, bas &C.
fdbrli6e nnternebmen beitebe in
einem 8elu6e BEL Dem Baron be
@bt6eballe, bel Incident Snfel 8eu=
ben Die 9ounes perflasen unb einen
Saftbefebl sesen b%ielelben perlansen
pplte.
Trob meiner Ginfalt bdtte i6Onfel
&euben porberIasen f6nnen, baB
Susb De @bidebalie tim ME eiten
Saftbefebl sesen Die Dpones ausitel=
len mirbe, uno baB Elm iolder, tpenn
er i'm befdme, fir feline ei9ene Ser
ride iebr sefdbrli6 tperben f0nnte.
S6 i6wies jebO6; oenn id mar jung
unb bei9eiben, unb wollte au6 gar
gu germ ales leben, mas @Ott mild in
ieiner @eisbeit ieben 5u laifen be-
i6loiien bate.
@ir ritten iiber 8renbDn unb bur6
8abbrppd, INN Die Nnb6ber binter
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DER mnnnerer.

er NIT ieiner 8feifen1pibe auf ben
Onfel wies, rim 8etreff beiien, mas
es gu6 iiber bas &ir6ipiel 5u iasen
beliebte, iiber unier &ir6ipiel, Sir,
erlaube ib mir, Sud- gu ia9en, baB
SIR liist, Sir"
Sarmer Mi9olas Snoue frenate
Die Irme iber Der 8ru1t unb minfte
SHUTTER nno mir 81, ais Db er 1asen
noble, er babe feline Sa6e gut se=
ma6t. @ir muBten linn menis
Danf oafir. 8as lag meiner Mutz
ter am &ir6ipiel, tuenn es 1i9 um
ibre &inber banbelte? Mir mar es
5uoem peinli6, bab mei1l alters beim,
unier @ait, in unlerm Sauie Elm
2iisner 9el6olten wurbe; Oenn mir,
bel unlerer einfa9en 9enfunssart,
bielten bieies @prt fir entebrenb.
Snfel Sen inbelien l6ien, mobl
ourb letn @ei6dft, baran seipDbnt
5u lein unb 1ab Sarmergtt6plas nit
leibig an, pieIei9t NIT elmer Mrt BON
8eoauern, baB er nit einem 10 befti=
gen, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fetn@e19dft
maden fpnnte.
r2aBt uns nidt I'M @prte fret
ten," 1agte meme Mutter freun0lih.
r8tttere 8orte iino RAID selust, UNI
l6mer perseiien. 2aBt uns lieber
BON Snfel &euben b6ren, mas mi1
tbun 1olen, INN 0as 9ir91piel 81
rebtfertisen unb i'm 5ufrieben gu ltel=
len."
v@as ltest mir an benz Gerlu1te?"
a%ntpprtete Scr. Sudabad jebt sroB=
arti9. SIS uaren freili6 1ebr mertb;
polle 9inse babel. SD perlanst
nt6ts, als oaB jene S6urfen beltraf
lperben."
nS6weist, Mann, i9meist!" rte
5armer Snotpe, u@ir iinb gu nabl
am 8astportbpz@alo tim 10 BON Der
Oppnes reben 5u birfen."
uSbr Miemmen," iaste Snfel8eu:
ben, blidte aber pOrii6tis nad Be,
Ebire. SD lebe wubl, Die tapferr
8emobner BON @rmpDr merben mil
wents belfen. Iber SIR, Scr. Snome.
Elm Mann, BON benz i6 eruartete
BAT er Die @inmpbner aufrufe1, uni
als &irdipielzg orfteber Elm sutes
8eiIptel seben wirOe, - mein jung
iter 2ebrlins jast sud- NIT feline,
@ae fort. S6wei9t!" rief er, inOem
er alflpran9 unb feline &pd190Be
i6iittelte, uio i6iittele i9 eu9 &ae
ab, nno pea ni6ts mebr nit eu6 gu
I6aHen baben."
Intworten bdtte ni9ts senubt, UNI
10 16weisen mir. 8alb barauf puroe
@libwein sebra@t @a6oem Snfel
&enben 5iemli6 ptel setrunfen bate,
i6ien es linn ielbit, als ob er 5u bef=
ti9 9egen uns 9etpelen 1ei. Nud
itte9 GARNER Ni9olas in leiner Id=
tun9, neil er gang rubis ,ueiter raudte.
8ir riefen Die MdO9en beriiber; 1ie
paren better uno fr6bli6 unb btelteu
Die 8e6er Ser beiben Mdnner se=
fii0t.
gn6li6 erbob ii9 Scr. Sufabad
uno ipra6: u8leibt, bis i6 ausse=
reoet babe, bamit bic Sr6bli9feit un=
ter uns sebeibe unO jeOes MtBtrarten
i6winbe, Sd iaste oorbin i'm &er=
ger piellei6t 5u piel, jebenfalls mebr,
als bic quite Sitte seltattet. Sd
nebme fein @ort bapon 5uriid-i6
tbue bteB nte,-bo9 m69te ib metne
Wfeinuns auf anbere @eile ausbrii=
den. Sino Die 8ewpbner BON ST.
moor audi por1i6ti9 beimInsriff auf
Setnoe, 10 1ab ib bod ME sa1tfretere
Birtbe unb treffli6ere @dIte."
Wett feu6tem Iuee bat er Inn Elm
fril6es @las @liibweir, meld)es Nn=
nte ibm rai6 rei6te. Gu enbete bas
9robe sefabrli6e unternebmen sesen
Die Dopnes BON 8asmortbp,
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- Cutters, bette urb biaisite BEL
6alIouea's.
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Gin &a6eplan, Ser in ei
ner Bpmleenbe

Statt rubis ieinen @eujabrsz8 Sub
Ding gu ellen, arbeitete ii60tr. 6uda=
bad 10 tief in feline 8ei6meroen bin
ein, baB mir i6lieBlid ielbit slaub=
ten, es miiie ein @runb oaau por=
banoen iein, beionOers neil er urs
er5dblte, es bitten fid unter Dem qe=
ranbten Cute foitbare @el6enfe fin
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-21
MANTUA STATION

Correspondence.
A stepson of Mr.. Blair, who former
ly lived here, was killed at the Geauga
Go. Infirmary, at Claridon, by a fall
ing tree, a few days ago.
The basement of the M. E Church
is being fitted up for the use of festi,
walls, etc. A new bell is soon to be
placed in position.
The Erie has completed the bridge
for the double track across the Cuya.
hoga at this place.
Large quantities of potatoes are be
ing shipped from here. We under.
stand that dealers pay but l3 cents.
Undertaken Converse was successful
in one undertaking. He succeeded,
with the assistance of Rev. Miller, in
max ing a life captive OF Miss Eta Ell.
dridge last Saturday evening. From
Undertaken Reeds frequent visits tC
Brimfield, we infer that he has sim
liar project on foot there.
Candidates for the Postoffice, Jus
ticeship, etc., are numerous.
The Disciples expect to put up i
church edifice this season.
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ARUTUARY,


Mrs. Rebecca P. Robinson departed
this life last Monday morning at 6
O'Clock. She leaves a husband and
baby girl to mourn their loss. The
funeral was held in the Town Hall last
Wednesday afternoon, when one of
the largest congregations ever conven-
ed at the Town Hall was present to
pay their last respects to noble Chris
tian woman, faithful daughter, and
loving wife She was one of Gilmore's
noblest women. Besides the many
friends of Gilmore who attended the
funeral, there were great many from
FarWell. Also, her sister Abbie, and
brother. Fred. French, of Ohio, were
here, The sister intends to take the
body home to Ohio, with her when
she returns. 1t was heart rending to
see the sorrow that seemed to possess
the hearts of the relatives of the de-
ceased, especially the husband, broth
er and 81. ter. ana Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch
of Farwell; but they have one thing
TO comfort them, and that is that Mrs
J. Robinson was true believer in Christ
, and her faith in God being so complete
if there il any rest for the weary, she
will be sure to gain Christians home
in glory. Mr.. Robinson has the sym
patby of the entire community IN III
sad bereavement. The writer hopes
his faith in God may be stronger thsf
ever before. 1t is sad, indeed. to los'
ones companion, but it is sadder t.
lose her without any hope of eve
meeting her again. Rev. 3. T. Tine.
preached her funeral sermon from tn
last three verses of the seventh chapte
of Revelation, which was appropriat
for the occasion, Mrs. Robinson
father aud mother were unable to al
tend the funeral of their daughter
Mrs. Robinson was daughter G
Ezra and Lucy E. French. she wa
; born at Ravenna. Ohio, May 16lh
1859, and was married to Mr.. L. Rot
inson, Jan. 20, 1879. moved to Mich
gan in 1882, and resided there unit
the time of her death, March Att
1881 Farwell (Mich.) Register.
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ATwATER.
Correspondence.

CORRESPONDENCE.
The sugar makers say it is poor
weather for lasses.
The little two.year old girl of Mrs.
Weimer, who fell into a tub of boiling
water about two weeks ago, died today
March 10Th, after untold suffering.
This should be sad warning to moth
ers.
Daniel Myers has been very sick
with pneumonia, at This writing is
slowly improving
Mrs. ii. Ward has been quite sick.
She is also improving.
The warm weather is changing the
color of the wheat from brown to
green.
1t may be that the Atwater frogs all
went to the sunny south last fall, we
have not seen any of their tracks yet
this spring.
We saw today a group of wood cut
pictures of Harrison and his Cabinet
We did not see anything in them any
more interesting than might be seen
in aHotherse set of millionaires who have
wrung their wealth from the laboriDp
classes. Cor.
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SHALER SVILLE.
Correspondence.

Correspondence.
The Dramatic Club presented the
play entitled 1.-The Social Glass" to a
fair sized audience, at the Town Hall,
on Saturday evening last. The Free
dom Dramatic Club will play Louva,
the Pauper, here Thursday evening,
March 2lst.
It is about time to be looking around
for material for township offices.
We are told that young man has
been hired to teach the Center school
the coming spring term for 75 cents 8
day, and board himself. Verify, what
is the profession of teaching coming to
financially?
We understand Mr.. Henry Converse
of Mantua Station, and Miss Eta Ell
bridge of this place, were married at
Mantua Sta, Saturday evening last.
Rollin Cooley and Kittie Farrsnce
are nursing the mumps.
The Center cheese factory is running
again.
Our young ladies got left quite eff
fectually at last examination, we hear
while the young men went through
with rush.
Mrs. Ed. Hudson is sick with typho
malarial fever.
All, there! Olive Branch, have you
gone to the shadows to hunt up the
Farmers Club, or what ails you?
PHeBE
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Correspondence.

C0rreSpOuQonce.
The Spring term Of College com.
menced last Tuesday, with an attend.
ance of one hun dred and fifty students,
which is healthy increase over the
corresponding term year ago.
Messrs VIM. Bowler and Jabez Hall
of Cleveland, were in town last week,
looking after College interests.
The w. A. Kimberly who commit
ted suicide in Cleveland last week, was
expelled from Hiram College less than
year ago. He was a young man Of
remarkably good talents, bright, active
genial aud generous, but slave 10 his
appstites, and strong drink WAS his
master. What might have been a use-
ful and honorable life, was ruined by
alcohol and bad associations In youth
Candidates for P. M. are plenty, with
John Shackson aud j. G. Mason In the
lead, and Democrats uninterested spec
| tators.
We have noticed in several papers
what purports to be the portraits o
the President, Vice President and Cab
met, with Piggot. the world renowned
forger and suicide, mixed in. We ar
opposed to the present administration
aud its methods, but we protest agains
such insolent indecencies.
The young bloods celebrated st. Pat
rick's day, in the smallest hours of tn
morning, by routing out the people b.
false alarm of fire, and decorating th
gymnasium Flagstaff with an unmer
tionabie article of household good
cheap and yellow.
J. Z. Davis sugar house was burne
early Sunday morning; supposed
be the work of an incendisry.
The frogs peep in Pigwocket, wit
prospects of more peeps. II.
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STATISTICS which are said to be au-
thentic by those who ought to know
how it Is, say that there are at present
more than 93 600, 900 gallons of whisky
in this country awaiting consumption
1t is condition, not a theory, that
confronts the country. Shall this inn
mense quantity of luxury be exempt
from tariff tax, in order to reduce the
unnecessary taxation which produces
the surplus, or shall well enough be
let alone on liquor, and unjust taxa
ton taken off the necessaries of life
| by which labor and the poor. will be
benefited, Those who are not inter
ested in special protection to specified
and limited industries should have NJ
hesitation in deciding what they viii
take, Free whisky-or cheaper food
clothing and material for the homes o
the masses Il ICoshocton Dem.
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ROOTSTOwN
Cor.

correspondence.
Mr.. J. Henry Reed, who has been in
Europe the pact tour months, has re.
turned and is sp nding few days at
the old family homestead. His broth.
ers, H. l.. Reed, of Mansfield, g. A.
Reed, of Ravenna, and +. A. Reed, Of
Oliver Springs, Tenn, were also at
home over Sunday. Mr.. Fred. Reed,
son of ]. III. Reed, who has been at
school at Lebanon, o. the winter.and
A. Baldwin, of Akron, O., were also in
town over Sunday,
Mr.. J. II, Reed will give some ac-
count of his visit in Italy next Fri lay
evening, for the be uefit of the u 2. s.
G. L.
Mr.. E. r. Hallock had his left fo.t
seriously hurt between two sawlogs 1T
his mlll last week. His mother, Mrs.
Julia Hollock, is seriously i'll with
pneumonia, and his sisters, Mrs HIM.
Seymour, of Windham, and Mrs. l.. A.
Byers, of Ravenna, have been visiting
her during the past week.
The New Milford Mill is now in full
operation, the owner, Mr.. Smith, hav-
ing had full set Of roller process ma
chinery put i'll this winter.
The funeral of Mr.. Thomas Spikes
man, a man of English birth, but q
respected citizen who lived on the line
of Edinburgh township. will be held
at the U. B. Church tt morrow.
Last Sunday was the regular quar-
terly meeting of the NJ. E. Church and
the presiding Elder. Rev. Locke, with
Rev. Kingsbury, former pastor, as
sisted in the services.
II. M. Reed, of Cleveland, o., is
spending a few days with his uncle,
I'll. o. Reed.
Mis- s. G. Whippy has gone to Can
ton to spend the spring with her son
Clarence, who lives in that city.