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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-03-03

At about 1880 o'clock this morn.
IL g the fire alarm We soundc !, and
both companies promptly resi- oried.
BY the time they relcI Ell the scene OF
the fire, which was one-s:ory frame
building near North Lamine str; et,
and just beyond the branch, the house
had been almost totally destroyed and
two human beings
WERE BURNED TO DEAId.
A BAzoo representative visited the
scene half hour after the alarm was
given. Gathered about the heap
of ashes, which was all that
then remained of the building,
were about two hundred people, blacks
and whit :. Tie babies Of Kizzie
Duliu, an az colored woman, and
Noses HevwoOd, two-yea"-old col
o led child, had been removed from
the smoudering embers and taken to
house near by.
They presented a
GHASIL1 AND hEfOLSlNE
sight, indeed, and one that made the
spectators turn away with horror.
There was only one witness spar ]
to t2ll the tale of the horrible affair
lia'e negro girl M ned Laura Dorsey.
Little Laura stated that the old
colored woman who was nearly hun
drod years of age, was sitting in a
chair. She
WAS LIGHTING HER PIPE
when q spark of fire fell into her lap,
and her dress was almost Instantly
ablaze. Laura Dorsey made her g.
c. pc out The kitchen door and ran a
considerable distance TO give the
alarm. Tom Carter, a cOlOred man
was the first person to reach the dwell
ing. He kicb"d open The door and
fonnd the flames end
SMOKE so DENSE.
inside that he could not see the
woman and little child
though he heard their
screams. In a few minutes The
whole building WIS nothieg but a
. noking heap of ashes aud embers.
Kizzie Dulin Wa found lying on
her back, one of her arms and blth
her |, burner of. Her body was
also burned almost to a crisp, exposing
the heart 10 view.
The little child was found lying on
IFS face. Its limbs were horribly burn
ei, and about
HALF ITS HEAD
was destroyed. A bystander made the
remark that it resembled a roasted
pig.
Kizzie Dulin was a widow and the
mother of Green Dulin, a we'll
known colored man. She
was a native of Kentucky and before
the war was owned by Henry Gil
breath, of Saline county. She and
her son had resided in Sedalia since
1864. Both she and the child were
helpless, she from extreme
OLD AGE,
and the child because it was so young.
Besides the terrible loss of life,
every particle of furniture and all the
clothing of the family were destroy J..
1t was pitiful sight to see the son,
bereft of his mother, whom he had
last seen at the breakfast table,
and of what was a few
hours before an humble but
happy home, standing 10y, almost
striker dumb by this frightful vista
ton of fire and death.
Coroner Muehl went over to the
scene of the tragedy, but did not con-
slider it necessary to hold an inquest.
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Perfect Sight,

As thousands can testify, thess; nothing
20 much to be desired as perfect sight and
p ,rfc ct sight can only be obtained By using
1fect spectscles. q. G. Taylcr, our homs
optician, exercises great skill and patiepcs
n fitting these needing spectacles with care
nd ,ult9rt - tile Wease1. I2-11d,f
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-03-03

TIPTON'S MILITARY COMPANY.
A number of gentlemen who think
that Upton ought to have milit Try
company, are about to take steps TO
organize. The Times is in favor of
the enterprise, and is booming it.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-03-03
Press Feeder Want 4

Two cylinder press feeders wanted
/ PEI Permanent employment Apply to
sucp BAzoo JOB Rooms.
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KiZzie Oulin, an Aged COlOred
Woman, and Noses Haywood,
a COiOred Child, Lose
Their Lives In q
Fire.
Their Charred Bodies Found
Amid the SmOuldering Ruins
of Their Homes This
Morning. Sicken-
ing Sight.

At about 1880 o'clock this morn
il Q the fire alarm We soundc /, and
both companies promptly resi- oried.
BY the time they relcI ed the scene of
the fire, which was a one-s:ory frame
building near North Lamine str; et,
and just beyond toe branch, the house
had been almost totally destroyed and
two human beings
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-08-06

Farmers in various parts of the
state are experimenting with cholera.
infected chinch bugs, box of which
was recently received here and tried
with success on farm in Dane coun-
ty. In Fond du Lac county William
Leith. FARMER, ON July % sent to
Prof. Snow, of the Kansas experiment
tai station, aud received a supply of
infected bugs, which he put in a glass
together with some live, healthy
chinch bugs. At the expiration of
twenty-siX hOuts the bugs were placed
in a field where considerable grain
was being destroyed. Sunday the
field was inspected, and the insects
were found TO be sluggish and dying
by thousands. Mr.. Leith is rejoicing
over the result of the experiment, and
other farmers will try the remedy
Madison Journal.
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A new Bridge at Red Wing.

A company has just been incorpor-
ated in Wisconsin for the purp ose of
constructing railroad bridge across
the Mississippi river at Red Wing.
Tie incOIporatOrs are +. w. HOy5 of
Red Wing, Nels p. iiaugen Of River
Falls, Wis, Hiram Robbins of New
York and James Bardon and T. \.
Flower of West Superior. The capt.
tai stock is $500 900, and the head
quarters will be at West Superior
The incOrpOiatofs are composed large
ly of the stockholders Of the Duluth
Red Wing * southern railroad, but
there is no other connection between
the two companies. The new company
which is called the Superior Il Red
Wing Bridge company, will allow the
use of the structure to the railroads
which desire to cross the river at that
point, and it is expected that the tolls
will pay very good dividend Oh the
investment. The primary use of the
bridge, of course. will be To aid the
Duluth, Red Wing & Southern. Pho
neeT Press.
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PRESCOTT.

Miss Mary Young has returned from
Eau Claire.
W. j. Whipple of Winona was in
the city Saturday.
Tie ladies of the Episcopal church
gave a supper Friday evening at the
parlors OF the Congregational church.
The receipts were ten dollars,
The EpwOrth League had an ice.
cream social Friday evening at the
parlors OF the NJ. +. church.
Miss Jessie Sargent is at Brown S
Valley. Mimi, visiting her sister.
Mrs. f. w. Zollman returned to st.
Paul saturday noon.
Geo. Dill returned to Ohio the first
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lewis have
friends from Bloomington, H., visit
ing them.
L. III. Haviland was in st. Paul
Monday.
Geo. HOLSTER returned from DakO-
Ia Saturday.
considerable Improvement is going
on in the way of painting houses, &c.
The Robinson Palace Show last
week was very good, ard well patron
lied
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FARMIIILL.

Oats and spring wheat promises a
good yield in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton of Olivet were
I'm town Monday calling on old neigh
boTs and friends.
The young people at F. Chidister's
entertained their young friends Mon
day night. An enjoyable time was
reported.
Mr.. A. Wilcox and wife of Menom-
onie were the guests of James Rice
the latter part of last week.
There is to he an ice-cream festival
for the benefit of the Methodist
church on Thursday night.
Miss Ella Federly of Ellsworth who
has been visiting her parents the past
week returned To her home on Sunday.
Ed. Chidister and Joe Fezimire
STATED on Tuesday for st. Paul in
search of work. If they don't get
work there they will go to Dakota.
Mr.. Smith after months visit with
his son. Ira, returned home last Wed
nesday.
Miss Nora Fedderly is attending
Teachers Institute at Menomonie this
week.
J. y. Schroeder and l.. Roth spent a
few days at MenomOnie last week.
Mrs. Nichols and her daughter and
son in-law, from Chicago who are Wis
iting her, all visited at Mr.. Pliers last
Sunday.
Miss Evans of wabashaw is visiting
relatives here.
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HAMMOND.

Mrs. Laura, Frank and Charley Full
Ter and wife of Kinnickinnic visited
at Mrs. Chamberlain the first of last
week.
Died, July %, at Downing of Iheu-
matte congestion, after brief illness,
Mr.. Jacob Venatter. Deceased was q
resident of this town for several years
and moved TO his last residence ten
years ago. The remains were brought
here for interment Thursday of last
week. The sOTrOwing wife has the
sympathy of her many friends in her
affection.
The NJ. f. Sunday school had a pic
mic at South Lake July 80. The con-
gregatioual Sunday school was invited
to Join in the pleasure of the occasion.
The schools, with the Individual pic
nicers, made large crowd, who seem
ed to ENJOY tie occasion Immensely.
f. 5. and Mrs. Chamberlain were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Barry OF
Roberts the latter part of last week.
Miss Daisy Beatty of wildwood be
gan the primary department of the
village school last Monday. That de
partment opens a month earlier thar
| the others. sickness having prevented
| the former teacher from completing
the previous school year.
Mrs. Cairns and daughter are visit
ing at the home of Mrs. John Lee.
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[. S., ST. P. & U. P.
Tn. ~ - IRE The iaff5ais ~ The
Istr Efgs through Hy0mTHg and
IdIbof0 The Pacific Northwest.

This line is composed of the Chi
ca.o. ST. Pal. Minneapolis & Omaha
ami Uui1u Pacific Railways and
reaches more Far Western cities than
any other line. rs follows:
HALEY. Boise City, Lewiston. Mos
cos ami principal Idaho points.
Walla Walla Colfax. Pennington,
Rockford. Spokane Falls and numer-
Gus Washington points.
Baker city. P.udleton. Portland and
principal OseE - points.
ogden asJ sali Lake City, the lar
gest points in Itch
San Fssaei-co. Los Angeles and all
California points t,om ut. Shasta 70
san Diego.
And this line also reaches Butte,
Anaconda ami many other points in
Montana.
Also note that by this line accom-
moJdlious are furnished in Pullman
Family Sig-Iau- Ears at very low
rates IL holders 81 eecond-cla5s tickets
going - WasEiH1'ar. Oregon and Cal
ifCTEia
when sou s-t really to 90 West be-
fore deciIiug upon your route call on
agents of G.. -. r. VI. < 0. Ry., who
viii cheerfuly Furnish rates and IN
formation al.uut though car service
over the ''LiEE INFERIOR, 1T. PAIL 4
si9iPitIff I'LL ii.i connections or
foT pamphlets ard maps address
r. ". TEASDALE.
H...---L I....-.ser Aecnt. 81. Paul.
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The amount of school fund income
for this town the present year is
$3.50 80. The number of children of
school age reported by district clerks
Is Ala. au Increase IF 6 since last year.
Kinnett's saw mill seems to be a
peculiarly unfortunate place. Mr..
kinnett and his son were killed by an
explosion the last of May. Another
engine was put in to saw out the logs.
The roof collaped while the carriage
was in motion and nearly dragged a
man into the saw. The logs were fin
ally all sawed out on the 25th day of
July. The following night the mill
took fire and was entirely consumed,
together with the greater portion of
the lumber. The fire had its origin in
the saw dust as it had been on fire
several times.
Ii is reported that the K. Il. will be
extended to 5. V. before the COM
mencement of winter.
j. Z. Whip of this town who has
been dangerously i'll, is said to be i'm
proving.
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- Go
AIARTEII..

Ed. BOnsness aud Owen Owens have
bought threshing rig from Winger
Bros. and have fixed it up in good
shape.
Wipp Bros have sold over 20 bin
ders this summer.
j. MidhOe chops and cuts meat at
the CITY Meat Market" with IA skill
full hand.
TollOf RollofsOn brought new sep
orator from River Falls Monday.
The School Board has bought new
seats for the school house from Min
neapolis agent.
g. Thompson is building an addition
10 his dwelling house.
The auction at A. p. Forsyth's last
Saturday was lively affair.
a. p. Forsyth sold his farm to Viii
liam Guiser.
Il. A. Baardson is working at North
Prairie this summer.
Mr.. Anderson. the dentist, has plen.
ty of work in his line.
Mrs. DIR. Merrill was peddling med
icides in town last week.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Miss Eva Fuller came home from
st. Paul to spend her vacation.
Mrs. Blanchard who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Albinus Webster,
has returned TO her home at Crooks
ton, Mimi.
Miss Ella Cox of Minneapolis is
spending "A few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. EessenbeckeT.
Mr.. Ring, an old resident of this
place, died at Clear Lake on the 26th
ult. and was buried IN the cemetery at
Hammond.
Married, Mr.. Robert Mclaughlin of
this place and Miss Julia Ring of Erin
Prairie, July 2S, by Rev. Father Red
den.
Married, Miss Celia Caffrey and Mr..
Thomas Kinney OF Hudson, Aug. 4th.
They will reside on her uncle's farm
in this town.
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BELDENYILLE.

I lDbi4DL4N Al-l~hs
Mr.. Mills is getting timber on the
| ground for his new shop.
| Potatoes in these parts promise an
excellent crop.
Charles Stuart had the misfortune
of getting his hand cut while working
in the mill last Wednesday.
Mrs. 81. Howe has returned from her
visit to Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Coon of Prescott
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McEwen of
Denver. Colorado, were guests of Mrs.
Robt. Baird last Friday.
The lecture at the hall last Thurs
day evening was well attended.
John Reed is going to give free
dance at his hall Friday evening.
/ Come one, come all.
There is new bOarder at Mr..
Browns. High says it's a girl.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Fuller,
July 20, a daughter.
Don't forget the festival at the +.
b. church Wednesday evening for the
flenefit of Rev. Motion.
Our Good Templars Lodge is flourish.
ing The following are the new Off
GERS elect: Chief Templar, Nellie
Goldsmith; Vice Templar, Flora At
kins; Secretary, Kate Boles; Treasur-
er, Burt TomsoD; Chaplain, Edgar
Mills; Marshall, Tony Mills; Guard,
Jennie Lee Travis; Assistant Secre-
tary, Arthur Parmeter; Sentinel, Her
bert Goldsmith; Past Chief Templar,
Ray Parneter. Mr.. Brown, our Dis.
trict Lecturer, disappointed large
crowd at the church last Saturday
evening on account OF sickness.
A. II. Coon has gone to Chicago.
Pete and Joe Bergstrom have been
visiting their sister, Mrs. viii Wood
this week.
MIR. Ferguson has bought the houses
belonging to Wilson Warren and Harry
Flanders.
Johnnie Reed has fitted up the room
over his store for "a hall.
Mrs. ii. A. Fletcher of st. Paul is
visiting at Mr.. Fletcher's this week.
Quite a number from here attended
the theatre at Ellsworth on Tuesday
night.
Eddie Wood Of saltwater is visiting
in town.
Mrs. w. III. Warn and children of
Minneapolis are visiting relatives and
friends here this week.
Mrs. G. Z. Warn OF Ellsworth has
been visiting at Mrs. Griggs' this
week.
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OAK GROVE.

Joe Knshel is building a granary.
The rye that has been threshed ia of
a liHe quality and good yield.
That new baby at Henry Thom's is a
10 IT'D. girl.
The German Lutheran people are
building new church and now want
to sell the old one.
j. a. Glendenning has been confin-
ed To his bed during the past week.
but is now slowly recovering.
Andrew Jonas team ran away a
short time ago, doing considerable
damage.
The chinch bugs are quite numerous
at present, but we do not anticipate
much harm from them.
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First publication July p, Is
-.--

SNTATE OF WISCONSIN. COUNTY COURT FOR
- Pierce county. In the matter Of the estate
Of Knute Erickson, deceased, intestate. In
Probate.
Notice is hereby given that the claims and
demands OF all persons against knute Erickson,
deceased. late Of the town Of II Paso, in said
COUNTY Of Pierce, viii be received, examined
aud adjusted by the County Court OF Pierce
county, AT the regular terms Of said court, 70 be
held al the Office of the County Judge. in the
village of Ellsworth, in and for said county, ON
the first Tuesday OF January, A d. 1892, and on
the first Tuesday of February, A d. 1872.
Also that from aud after the 23d day Of July,
A. d. 1891 to and including the first Tuesday OF
February, A. b. lsg2, is the time limited by said
County Court for creditors Of said Knute Erick-
son. deceased. TO present their claims to said
court for examination and allowance
Dated July 2lst, 1891
By order Of the Court
J. w HANCOCK,
14-5w County Judge.
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oFFIcER,


nm Bascsm, Clifton; r Morse, River Falls City
Ezra Uealy, River Pals Nelson. Martell; Elias
henson. Gilman: James Nelson, Spring Lake; " c
Conait Rock Elm: } VI Johnson, NJ Paso, 7 Bow
ers Ellsworth; @ 81 Stafford frimbele; b II Cor
coran Oak Grove: Col DILL Prescott; Nero
Diamond Bluff; james G2urley, Trenton y Nicholas
Nelson. Hartland: VIM Foley, Salem; David Per.
sons Union; Peter Lewis Maiden Rock; W II Ridg
man. Isabelle: W Walsingham, Maiden Rock vii
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knoxville.

Mr. z. Walker has bought new or
gan.
Born. Ia Mr.. aud Mrs. Hedlund. July
3lst, 1871. a daughter
Mrs. II. Nod and Miss Anderson
from II. P,,l and Mrs. A. l.indberg
and Miss NOrd from Stockholm were
visiting at Mr.. Bundles last week.
Louis Larson and Peter Chelstad are
going To Minnesota to work.
Mr.. Feller the Norwegian teacher
closed his school last Friday.
Mrs. Charley Anderson lost yalua-
bic COW recently.
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NEW CENTERYILLE.
Crops of all kinds are good.
The ost harvest has commenced.

0A0Ato Va esAA minus ftAN rabp0"
The Oat harvest has commenced.
Quarterly meeting services next
sunday at 3 O'Clock r. NJ. by Elder
Bradford.
Our late arrivals are "a girl at NJ.
Phillips, a boy at Lou Larson and
a girl at Wm. Keys.
Al. Bowen has returned from Wash
ington state. Ills brUther-in-law, o.
5 Ford and his wife came with him.
l.. and G. Larson have brood mares
and nice colts with them.
Two of our young ladies' were pick
ing berries on forbidden ground and
hearing donkey bray they ran mile
from home. Their pals and some
strips OF calico have been found.
A. TOneson has purchased the old
Mccartney barn which he has tore
down and moved to his farm.
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State Normal School,

T fall Term Opens august 25, 1891.
RIVER FALLS, WIS.
Ihisecifogi oilers special advantages TO
those 0hD desire 70 prepare 10 teach
Three COURSES of Study are offered. lie
mcutafy, Advanced and One Year Pro
fes-ipa.i. Tuition Free % those whose
qualifications eutitle them toadslissi0n 20
either Of these courses. Tuition in Pre-
pardi5rv Classes will be 10 cts. a week;
Grammar Grades, - cts. . week Inter
mediate Grades, - cts. a week, Primary
Gra.ie- ~ cts. q week. Attention 81 pa
rents j. invited ID the thorough and ex
celltnt training afforded by the Model
Department.
FOR catalogue containing information as
10 COURSES III study, terms Of admission,
EXPENSES, etc, apply 10
J. .. Emery, President
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LIST OF PREMIUMS

To be Awarded at the Pierce County
Central Fair to be held at Ellsworth,
Wis. Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, Sept. %, "A and %, 1891.
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Rare California Views.

Enclose stamp for catalogue.
Sample of views will be seat upon re.
ceipt of twenty-five cents.
California Art Gallery. Santa Rosa
California.
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II you want 10 see the latest in Sew
ing Machines just stop and examine
the New Home at c. F. Winters.
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First publication July %. 1891. !

First publication jury -. loyl.l
PROBATE NOTICE.
CTATE OF WISCONSIN, County Court for
- Pierce county. In the matter Of the estate
of John Tomlinson, deceased, interstate. In
Probate.
Notice IS hereby given that the claims and de-
mands Of all persons against John Tomlinson,
deceased late OF the city OF River Falls, in said
county of Pierce, will be received, examined
and adjusted by the County Court Of Pierce
county at the regular terms Of said court, TO
be held at the Office Of the County Judge in the
village Of Ellsworth. in and for said county, on
the first Tuesday Of January, A. D. 1892, and the
first Tuesday Of February, A. d. 1892
Also, that from and after the 23d day of July,
A. ID. 1871. to and including the first Tuesday OF
February, A. ID. 1872 is the time limited by said
County Court for creditors Of said John TOmlin-
son, deceased, 20 present their claims 70 said
court for examination aud allowance,
Dated July Il, A. D. 1891
BY order Of the Court
J. ~. HANCOCK.
last County Judge.
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KINNICKINNIC.

Charley Fuller with his family and
mother visited in Hammond last week.
Rev. WIN. Moore has been calling
on friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright of Roberts
were the guests of Mrs. Barney last
week.
Mr.. Deans and wife have returned
from visit at Downing.
Mr.. Barry and wife visited in town
last week.
Mrs. J. Wilson of Hudson is spend
ing a few days here.
Mrs. w. NJ. Young (nee Bolkcom) is
guest of the O'Kieffes this week.
Miss Helen Robinson of Boardman
is visiting friends here.
One of our base ball mines was badly
beaten by the South Forkers Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Barker gave delightful recep.
ton Saturday afternoon to the old
neighbors of Mrs. Joe Chase.
Misses Ida Mapes and Ida WATSON
have been visiting in Big River, the
guests of Grace Granbois.
Miss Clara Bowron of Roberts visit.
ed in town lately.
Hawks are committing depredations
upon poultry in the south part of the
town. An irate housekeeper was re-
Gently heard to offer fifty cents for the
scalp of one that had carried off thirty
fowls for her. Ambitious hunters
take notice.
Jessie Deyarmond and Helen Robin
son and brothers beat the record on
| fishing last Saturday. They carried
| away from Bass Lake the largest string
of fish ever caught there within two
hours; so the oldest inhabitant said.
The bells sweet bells,
The wedding bells will ring,
Aud the frog noisy frog,
The healthy frog Will crOak,
But the bach, lonely bach,
The blessed little thing;
| What Is he sure 10 do
| When those wedding bells ring3
Y. z. S. c. Z. at Cotton Whitcomb's
next Saturday evening.
Mrs. Baker and Mrs. 5. Williams are
visiting in Indiana. Miss Fanny is
| taking charge at home.
The social at Hal. Wilson's last
Tuesday evening was a success. Why
not have another soonl
Mrs. Good of Chicago visited Mrs. E.
| L. Follansbee this week.
The stone for the new school house
| in Dist. No. has been gotten out. The
masons will commence work soon.
DIR. Weeks and T. H. Daniels rode
through town on their way to Chicago
Monday morning.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Davies,
| July %, son.