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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
TuE Ornsn slDs.
= picturr On the Other H,ae In the
San Juan yields.

TU CmNN yesterday gave an ac-
cpuot ~ the san Juan .i ilacet fields,
~ which the SITUATION ~ IT," extract
from the flasstalT sun H. pictured IN
very bright cnlurs The sul !mDcd Ht,i
c'r ~ als, takcn from III" sun, and D"
many words verlties the assertion several
tlmes made 10y TT. tItIIEN that the
placer hslds are not NJ tlch ~ some 81
the exiravagant accounts sent out 10y
sensational writers aud Publishers tu TIE
world, aud that considerable hHtdshipr
are being experienced 10y thuse NhU
rushed into the valley without htst rpt
t"ctly learning the condition ~ thtngr,
An old California miner, aud hls ~
"Nithha partner. aprut three weeks VI
the san Juan river, aud hi, VOID II
taken 10y leading mining investors ~ ~
whether MINING property II good uf
hnd tod the sun reporter that the = u
Juan piaccrs Ser" no, aud never would
he, ~ any account, aud that more money
Tad Already been speut ON them Il ~
would Oe taken out
lie says That there IN Ia all appear
nc-s al abundance ~ gold th.Ie but II
- I such n Hoe quality that 1t cannot b.
saved Ia any profit, aud that he has n,
duub. but what the sams thing exist,
niI the nay up the San Juan. The ruly
way that the gold has been saved, ~.
get. ~ l.! urtng All III h'de with the tai
sid- up To- flllr the sand over. The hui,
ntH 10 -" huftci Co obtain tho gold, hui
a." hide ~ murr ,HluHbl. than the gold
thai Aas rAy-d.
Tie sun hHs endrayured tu give only
r. .iabc reports from ~" nrS gold ii"ld-
but frum the reports % pArtirs VINO hHV.
l,-.-n there our readers will have ~ draw
thrIr own conclusions As To- whothCi
they hr- worth Tia" time aud money
spout ~ gong - investigate them,
Mt one ~ the parties returning have
auy gold tn rhuN iur thrlr visit, hnd thu,
.huuli bU taken iutp consideration l-'
tlr" uti" mhkrs -" trip h. these repnft"o
rIrh pinrrrs The rrnsru gwen Tor not
bruglug any guid ~ to much vnt"t M,
that their tim" N taken up ~ maxim.
locations and PROSPECTING, IT," d"-lf" b."
my tn make all the locations tuH, on,
Individual can make, and then return
hulh. Tor another grub stake.
Like the sun, Tn tirilES has en-
deayored to be fair In all its news re-
gardlng this seemingly unnecessary eX
ci,ement over the San Juan gold place"
ii"lds, Until the snow melts from tn
ridges 81 the mountains tina, tower s"v
ernl thousand feet ON both Sides ~ Ia,
little san Juan river, which is Practical!
Responsible 10: the present craze, and III,
cold weather, now prevailing there
nothing ~ any accurate character vi
br kno~E ~ the richness Of the teld-
Tho best article yet published about IL,
situation war reproduced from prlyat,
latter, signed Nine Babiee in III,
Woods, ard wus presented in IHE tITi
as u Dec. u, istl IL Ia worthy q
careful I.-rusal 10y those contemplating
trip to the San Juan, aud after perusa
he chances are favorable To- remalulu.
At hume.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
The New Gounty,

j. Keegau, OF Gallup, vent up to
Santa Fa this morning TO work for the
creation Of . new county out Of portions
OF Bernalillo and Valencia counties. 7.
n. Binoh, one OF the delegates TO the
legislature from Gallnp, who was due
last night, tslegraph~d to Mr.. Ksssan
that he was suddenly taken III and
would bs detained for several days at
home. The Gallupites intend to make .
heroic fight for the new county, aud
THE CITIZEN would like ~ s~e them
suco sssful in their undertakings.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
Conservative visitors.

Observing two large gentlemen, evil
IDENTIFY brothers, walking on Railroad
avenue yesterday afternoon, with their
oyercoats buttoned closely around their
necka, the reporter asked q well known
pill, eic,au standing near by sho they
were:
well, they are two Of our consu mp.
tive colony, aud to be candid with you
nothing IN the world, not even the slight
sst disease, at present disturbs their
lungs. They think they have some kind
OF lung trouble, and have come out here
to either die from laz,ness, the lack OF
exerclse, or from brooding over their
im aginary condition. I have attended
number Of consumptive cases the past
slx years, and while several have died on
my hands, they could have been saved
had they taken come kind ot exer-
disc, gone to work. or done some
thing to develop their physical
condition. No, plead all would,
they preferred sitting out IN the Gun.
shine or keeping close in doors, believ-
ing that they were doomed to an early
grave aud would not attempt 70 asslst
nature in restoring them 10 health. Half
the supposed consump,ives in the city
are not consqmptives: they are absolute
ly dying on their feet from inanition."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07


visitor intends 10 remov. 10 the mstropo
lie from III Paso, with his family. and
will probably send three Of his children
10 the University.
Miss RoSalie Dryer. Who conducted
the only successful public sohool ever
held In Los Lnpas and which hes just
closed, 10 in The city, al her cousins.
Mlss A. Carr. The young lady has
gained quite q good reputation a. q
teacher, aud TuE CtrlzEs would like TO
zee her occupying . position on the
STAFF % the public school teachers Of the
metropolis, nnce her duties at Los
Lunss are closed.
Miss Emma burgess, who has faith
fully held 'slug 4" at tbs CITIZEN office
Tor the past i've years, aud who was
one Of the offices swift mposit ora, will
go TO California next Monday 10 make an
indefinite visit with her friend and lady
conpos,tor, Miss Emma Hubbe, ut San
Diego. Tuh CITIZEN wishes Miss Emma
n very pleasant prosperous visit In
ilowery California.
The ~. Louis Globe Democrat OF jar.
III contains n cut aud u lengthy descrip
ton of the monster locomotive IN the
yards here yesterday, and which Was
viewed by many ot our citizens. |, ID
the biggcat and most powerful locomo
tive ever constructed, aLd was en- route
To Mexico, consigned TO the Mexican
Central Railroad company.
The contract FOR the rebuilding ~ the
Congregational church was signed yes,
terday morning, and the lumber began
10 arrive on the ground during the after
noon. The building Ia 10 be completed
10y the first ~ April, IN order that the
joyful Easter serN ice may be held IN th'
new church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaa. ". Kennedy. and
their handsome friend, Mrs. NJ. V. Reld
took 10 the territorial capital for few
days this week, returning - the city last
night Mrs Kennedy remarked To the
scrlbe this morning "that they had .
most lovely time enjoying the siRhts aI
the capital"
J. X. Hurd. one Of the best flute and
piccoo musicians 10 the city, and also ,
tue newspaper writer, with his wife, left
the other morning for Gallup, wher,
they will locate IN the future. Mrs
Hurd was q dressmaker on Third street
aud the ladies will greatly miss her.
Yesterday Col. Henry and Col. Usher
wood had an argument ~ 10 the merritt
Of each as shooters. and the result OF tbs
controversy resulted 10 q bet Of s2O 4
side. The contest Gomez of SUI day af
ternoon at the fair grounds.
II looked like packing houpe at Farr'l
meat market this morning. and the oev
eral employees, with the proprietor, wer'
all at work getting ready ham and ba
con for the smoke house, and preparing
lard FOR rendering.
The Sun Gays; George l.. Brooke
president Of the justly famous Albu
querque Commercial club and q maI
largely interested in cattle, attended tn,
informal stock growers meeting in SsntI
Re yesterday.
Another child Of Alexandra Sandovsl
Of Los Corrales, = down with the soarle
fever. The first child taken sick n 70,
days ago, lie reported rapidly recovering
This morning ex Sheriff PeTea turn,
over his office to Sher iff-slsct Yrisarri.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
wso ~ %. RtNDLtset
a ssu.a,,e. ,s..~s ~ the Arrest 81
Otts nerHer.

WV
in. Keith. an officer of Cleburne,
Tesas, and q. q Brackebush, also q ci,I.
rem Of that town. arrived here last night
from santa Pc, bringing with them
proper papers from Gov. Prince, issued
on the strength Of requislt,on papers
from tiu, iIosg of Teras. Tor the arrest
OF u kudung, and on the personal
recognition ~ Mr.. Brackebusb Otto Her.
ger. ~ the city, 10 the alleged party
wanted.
About siN ,ears ago, Mr.. Berger
wac arrested here ~ II. kindling, cup
posed to be an escaped convict from
the Huntsville, Texas, penItentisry.
The question of tho Identity of Mr.
berger at that time was fully inves,i.
gated, and 1t was shown by commercial
transactions, bank checks and other in
disputsble q, idencs that at the time the
record showed II. K,udling 10 be- In the
Texas peuitentary, Mr. Berger was IN
active business here IN Albuquerque,
and upon proof then presented the
court rendered judgment accordingly
aud Mr.. Berger was discharged. and las
ever sinc. remained IN active business 10
this city and vicinity. THIS appears sn
evident attempt again 10 extort money
from him, 10y n revival u the old
charges, which we're fully tried and
settled ,Ix years ago that he was not
he man sought for.
Mr.. Bsrgrr states that he recognizes
"a MIR. Brackebush gambler and the
same man Who approached him n yeal
ago during the terrltoriA far and Ut
,cmpted To- blackmall money out u hun
! lie also states tha, he sAV him on the
-tr-ets here ieS days ago, aud that lac
rrnt gambler, nov here. w to see hin
Berger At hts residence gu north Fourth
street.
lou DAVIS, we'll known here, In fRmlll
erly acquainted with Mr.. Brackebush.
! MIR. Keith states that he knows moth
Iug about the case, dues not know II
| KindiIng or Ou1 Berger. aud ~ onl,
her" IN an atrrsting agent, ia the ful
discharge % his dutiea, from the state o
Texas.
Mr.. Brackehuah informs the reports
that he ~ confident that Otto Berger u
u klndlIng, aud he was forced 10 max,
the trip with the officer 30 as 10 identlf!
the gentleman. lie claims that he Cal
bring many from Texas and Illinois. VII,
will substsntiate tho correctness VI hi
Identification, aud also said that Their
are parties here who know that they mr.,
af'rr the risht man.
The papers are IN the hands ~ Sheriff
lrisarrI, and Lawyer Fe,gusson, VIII,
was nj the time 81 Mr. Berger's dis
charge district attorney, has b, u EN-
ployed 10y the gentleman to = that h,
getH fair play ara Mr. FERGUSON will So,
that he does. MIR. Berger has lived II
our mIdst Tor at least ten years or NOR"
~ one uf our prosperous citizens, an,
has proved u success IN all his under
taklngs lie will not 90 back To TeSa
Tor the simple reason that he IL no
IL. klndhng. the escaped convict.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07

Hugh Shields aud G. w. Wright are
guests at the Windsor.
q. W. Meylert left Inst night for n trip
on the Atlantic Il Pacific.
Rudolph Bssr ,s recovering from se.
we're attack u rheumatism.
+. "A, Pierce. tho Las Vegas water
man, Is at the San Felipe.
MISS Kate Jones will leave this evening
for two months visit 10 friends in Taos.
M,ss Anna Bryan, OF Cleveland, ONO,
il one u the late arrivals at the Hotel
Columbus.
V. A. Greenlenf who was at Santa
Fe, returned home on the delayed
passenger train.
Chas +. Griffith, OF Hays City, Kan.
sas, is in the city, taking vacation from
newspaper work.
A. Mennet, formerly IN the grocery
business, came down from Lss Vegas
last night and 10 at the European.
Jas. T.. Parker, a we'll known miner OF
Kingston, was in the city on business
yesterday, stopping at the European. \
Judge and Mrs. Stsrry have US guest,
Mrs. Trask, OF EmpOria, Kansas, who
will probably remain here several
months.
|. A. Peirce, OF Atchison, Kansas, is in
the city on his way to Phenix. Arizona.
lie il u classuiats Of L. A. finlcal, and
stopped over to see his friend,
Mrs. II. j. Warren, who has many
friends among the Methodists, IL recover.
ing from u very severe illness. The lady
will be all right in u short time.
Mrs. Chas. Paxton, who has been here
several days having her teeth fixed up,
left for her home ut Coolidge, y, NJ, to-
Gay, On the delayed passenger train.
h,.y Elliott, who registers III Stock
Exchange, Chicago, at the San Felipe,
and who lived here a few years ago, was
q passenger from the north last night,
Rev. Father 8. Bueno, y. j., who has
been paying q visit OF q few dsys TO the
priests OF old town, left for his home at
III Paso on to,day's delayed passenger
train.
l.. McCammon, who was one OF the
railroad delegates to Santa Fe, has 70.
turned. lie left Messrs. McCarty, 10.
berts aud Mccormick at the capital hAy.
ing q good time.
Mrs. DR., Symington OF Santa Fe; Mrs,
I, Luna and Mrs. A. NJ. Bergere, OF Los
Lunas, and others from abroad arc In
the city 70 mourn with the family and
relatives OF the deceased, Mn. j. Is. Ar.
mgo.
Surveyor Psarce this morning staked
Oh the ground for the new Baptist
church at the corner Of Lead avenue aud
Broadway. Plans are being drawn by
Architect Buck, and as soon 40 CON-
plsted contracts will DO advertised for.
w. y. Bshrsns. the excellent civil en-.
ginssr and surveyor, returned last night
from the San Juan gold placer fields.
He states that there 10 gold there, but
10 will take money ani plenty Of IL TO
got 10 out.
Prof. Ramsay, OF the University, states
that the school will reopen on Monday,
and che prospects are good for about
half dozen new scholars, This morn.
ing tbs professor took out " the Uni. |
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
Death Or MRS. nsnaelser.

A letter from Chas. +. Lummls, dated
q. Lima, Peru, Decouber II, reached Mr..
kauns To. day bringing the Sad news that
Mrs. A. r. Bspdelier had departed this
life on that day. Her death was the re-
suit Of long standing intestinal trouble.
Mr.. Lummis writes beautifully Of Prot.
Bandsliers devotion and the kind treat
ment Mrs, Bandslier received at the
handle Of new made friends In that far
away land.-New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
The success Of Cham b.rlaius Couet

The success Of Chambsrlain's Cough
Remedy 10 effeoting speedy cure Of
colds, Group aud whoopinR cough has
brought Il into great demand. hsssrs.
Pontius a Bon, Of Cameron, Ohio, cay
that Il has gained q reputation second 20
none in that vicinity. Jas N. Queen, OF
Johnston, w. Va, says ID 10 the best he
ever used. B. i. jones, druggist, Win.
ona, NJ e., says; 'Chsmberiain's Cough
Remedy 10 perfectly reliable. l have al.
ways warranted It and IL never failed 20
give the most perfeot satisfaction" 20
cot bottles for sa!e by T. II. Burgess 4
Son, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
Changes tomiug.

From strictly confidential sources, the
reporter Understood this afternoon, after
the publication Of the railroad changes
u, Williams IN yesterdays CITIZEN, that
very important and surprising changes
among some of the local head officials Of
the Atlantic a Pacific railroad, will 10
announced ia u few days,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
nsLE- UsvssrUssED.
n. Ai,..es sis,er % miller Lsases
A. the f'ouatS Jail


Deputy TINTED States Marshal Marsh
arrived yesterday morning from New
Mes,co With George Miles in hts Gus.
,ody, aud placed him 10 the county Jail
Ia await his examination upon the
charge ~ having murdered HE partner,
Miller, IN the Oareon saloon IN this
city.
Miles 70 not communicative about the
charge, but seems 10 Ia COOL and not
worrying much ne - the outcome Mr.
Marsh went after the prisoner by 70.
quest u tho district attorney, 90 he was
veil acquainted 10 the locality whore he
az p.ct.d tu arrest his man Miles geve
no trouble al all on the trip, and seemed
To te willing 10 come back To Loe An.
geles aud stand examination. There
we're no new Developments in the case
Yesterday ne far no learned. The officers
are reticent about the new evidences they
CLAIM to possess, and It will probably
not be disclosed until the preliminary
proceedings
The above extract 10 taken from the
I,os Angeles, Gal, Herald. and verhes
TnE CiriyES's article Of January 3, at
the time that Mr. Miles was arrested
that Le has undoubtedl, gotten himseli
In very tight hole, u he lie not quilts
altogether, Az soon a. the reporter gets
n few more pointers about the Los An
goles case, and which will be substan
tia,ed upon oath, interesting revelations
In regard thereto will be published. We
are grinding away on n certain theory,
that u not exploded in tho next {, v
days, It will put very different color tc
the Gaze, aud cause those who are work
Tug out links TO look elsewhere Tor Ger
tain conneciInR or cIrcu mstantial points
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
"In buying a cough medicine for chi

"in buying q cough medicine for chill.
dren," says II. A. Walker, . prominent
druggist OF Ogden, Utah, .nsves be afraid
70 buy ChAmbsrlAin's Cough Remedy.
There 10 no danger from u aud relief 10
always surs 20 follow. I particularly
recommend Chambsrlains because I
have found II 10 10 safe and reliable. IL
10 intended especially FOR colds, Group
and shopping cough" 90 cent bottles
TOR sale by T. II. Burgess 4 Bon. drug
gists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07

saw which ia contrary Ia old a1aye
and tho psv hsI Tho pl.asu,, a., bsdl,
,,,,,l,,,,., IA, mt. 0ny., -, Tia l,,f,
bapd m. u,infy "a az lad t.,,.,,,
t,rr -, H., np.,.r i. I,k,l, 4, Ia. Ice,
pr II.pr. ,,,,,.rd IA, n.,I,i. mud Fred
will carry H.. lett hand IN SWING Tor
short 'mr.
Row. J. -. Bnsb..,t Roswell. "a. y,r.
,l.n,n uh. ,..,yr,a ,ho c,nt,.c, ,o bot.
ior Hr,ostan water here, write. 10 Solou
T. R,s.. That H.. rp,ittArt ms been r..
crivcd by him and that he viii be rend,
tu come tn Alhulnctuu" IN few days
VI" has put,hprcJ 'N.t, machinery, and
eNIc"'' 10 r''r' Eput Nr'|rg Rti"slHn
water ruu."Ntoto ~ 'ho immediate "
cinlty ~ IT." ~
Frank T. IlsI,y, tho comm .trut tran.
m"''r =" ~" Nrun '" company, hc
= N""n 'urrr! "i l. ~ 90, van head
quarters ~ "a" MAtr0', can" ~ from
IL" r'u'n .a' u'SH' nat b. among ia"
n.ruuu ns. 1t IT," drpot ~ day.
! .''N '"."h'"i TIE ''-. t"'f'"d"rH on
''' I'.' ''.'..'' ''.' .-..'", ava "' US
'''''" N'I' '''.'H''"' w" ''"'' wv"
" u" '.'.''I''
sly NNbtr- yesterday Disc N"t~i where
ely \ \'.'' ''' l''t''"''' VI we
Afm.' h'".''' h'" r"n' s''n' ''"r"d
Away 'h' p.''.' "p'" '"''' q" "''"'h
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07

T,lr mp7ulus, at no o'clock, Mrs.
Jrru- u Nrmi!u dlrl NJ her residence on
N,e' Knp road avenue" The deceased ar
rived "a 'h"clt! two weeks ago yesterday
from Chrcngp, with two 81 her children,
Amuruslu Had Belle, dangerously Ill with
quick consumption, aud although her
attending 3hyglrlhu exhausted all known
remedies to conquer the dreaded disesse,
she quietly lnrsrd into that endless sleep
at the hour mentioned above.
ca Columbus day IN Chicago, the lady
took II very severe cold which developed
into pIeurlsy, and from the latter dlsease
quick consumption came on, resulting
finally IN her death.
She was & Year. bid, and has an only
brother, NJ Samnniego, residing III Tue
son, Arizona, and an only sister. Mrs
Jas, 4. Lucas, living at Silver City, y,
VI 70 them telegram las been sent
informing them Of the death u their sls
ter.
\ frH days ago telegram was sent TO
MIR. AruuJI ia Chicago, apprnlsing him
~ the serious illness ~ his wife, and this
morning ms son. Ambroslu. received an
auswor to the etIrc, that his father left
Chicago last night Tor Albuquerque
Since then death hns robbed hun Of his
good wife, aud the news will he II sad
mcssage 10 hlm when he arrives to. mor.
row night,
The deceased was moet excellent
lady, aud hceIdcs host uf dear relatives
aud fricuds scattered all over the south.
wast, she leaves husband aud six
children Josephine, Leonard, Ambro.
slu. 1ille, Laura and lielle-behlnd 10
mourn her demise,
No arrangement will be made for her
funeral until the arrival % Mr., ArmiJo,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
Ratiread Delegations.

Besides hessrs. Roberts, MoCsrty and
Mccormick, the railroad delegation 10
Santa Fe mentioned In The CITIZEN OF
yesterday, several from San Marcial and
points out west passed through the city
for Santa Fe last night. A good delega.
tior from Las Vegas and Ration Joined
the Albuquerque railrosders at the ter.
ritcnAl capital yesterday. Tho boys are
after some needed legislation, and the
members OF the legislature ought TO
grant the delegation conference and Q.
tend 10 their watts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
Death or aru. Duraaa,

Mrs. PrudsnoiS Chaves do Durand, q
sister Of Acting Marshal Chaves, died
early this morning In south Albuquer-
que, aged q years. Her remains we're
taken TO Pslsrito this morning, and to-
morrow che will be buried In the little
graveyard Of that town. She leaves q
husband, two sons and two daughters
behind 10 mourn her death.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
Desire an RxpiAHasisu.

The CITIZEN the other day mentioned
the removal Of Thos. N. DAILY, train.
master at Williams, and A. Y. Miller,
chief dispatcher, by the Atlantic 4
Pacific Railroad company, and the up.
poiptment OF Court Perry and A. b.
Woodwork TO the positions named. No
cause was specially assingsd for the re-
movals OF the two gentlemen, and IL 10
learned to-day that the Orders OF which
Messrs Daily aud Miller are members
would likely call upon the company for
an explanation. The CITIZEN has
known the two gsntlsnsn lot out for q
number Of years, and always recognised
them a. pa. excellence IN their duties.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07

Now 10 the winter OF our discomfort
made glorious summer" by Ayers aarsa.
parills. This wonderful medicine no
invlgorates the system and snrichss the
blood that cold weather becomes posi.
lively enjoyable Arctic explorers would
do we'll 70 make note Of this.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07

The promptness with which Ayers
Cherry Psctoral stops . hacking cough
and induces refreshing sleep 10 some
thing marvellous. II never fails 70 give
instant relief. even 10 the worst GASES Of
throat and lung trouble. and 10 the beat
remedy for whoopins cough.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-09-27
PITTsFIELD.

SEPT. 25.-Mrs. khineberger, Of Fitch.
vile, is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. Camp
bell.
Mrs. Meese, of Wilmot, Visited her
friend, Mrs. John Hobbs, last week.
Mrs. F. Whitney, Of Cleveland, called
on Mrs. A. Mills one day last week.
Mrs. T. F. Peck and daughters, Of South
Dakota, are visiting her sister, Mrs. N
Whitney.
Fred Kruger. Leland Avery, Elwin
Whitcomb and Lewis Gibbons are at the
worlds fair.
One hundred were In attendance at the
dime social held at the residence Of r
Gibbons.
A. York, of Marquette, Mich, is in town
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs, White, Of Kipton, attend
ed services here Sunday.
Rev. A. q. Corfman delivered his fare.
well sermon here Sunday before going tc
conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Rowel are visiting
relatives in Michigan.
Mrs. Rawson, of Toledo, is spending a
few days with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Root.
Miss Eliza Watkins Is attending bust.
ness college at 0berlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Pitts are taking in
tie sights at Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert VanArsdale, Of Well.
ington, spent few days last week with
Mrs. L. A. Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Avery, Mr.. and Mrs
r. Gibbons, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. s. A. Guoy
and VIM. Preston, are invited TO spend
Tuesday of this week with Mrs. John Jor.
dan, OF Brighton. ToPsY.