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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-05-12
TWIN BROOKS.

May 10, 1898.
And still there is mud to wade.
f. r. Harding made business trip to
Milbank today
Mr.. and Mrs J. N. Stafford went to
Big Stone today.
Sheriff Williams spent few hours in
town yesterday.
Mrs f. Z. Boberts is spending few
days in Twin Brooks The family eX-
pe,t 10 move back here in the near
future and will have rooms in Camps
house.
w. S. Gum is back from Waubay.
Opening Of School in District No. y
and No. was put off till next Monday.
Mrs. r. Lairu, of Webster, cousin of
F. r. Harding stopped a day visiting the
latter this week.
MARRIED-On Sunday May 7th. by
Presiding Elder Dresser at the residence
OF the Brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Abbott, Mr. J. A. Fuller and Mrs. Della
Wilson. May they live long and happy.
J. w. Stymiest is in bad luck, one OF
his horses was kicked the other day by
broncho, causing lockjaw, and the horse
may die. This reminds US that we have
been kicked by jackasses but it never
gave us the lockjaw, which seems to be
all they desire.
Mrs. George Breckenridge and Mrs.
Miles Hocum drove to Milbank the
other day and their horse got into mud
hole up to his ears and broke the buggy,
the ladies had to wade in mud to get hinls
out.
Rev f. W Nazarene of Milbanls vii.
preach at the NJ. +. Church next Sunday
at 3 p. m.
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The Mission at the Cat hOllc Church

A Mission on grand scale is being
conducted by the Rev. Fathers Angelo
and Raymond, OF the Passionist Mon
astery Normandy, ST. Louis, at st. Law
renee church, this city and will continue
during next week at the usual hour, viz:
Ga. m. As p. III. Rev. Father Angelo
is an eloquent speaker and proclaims the
eternal truths in bold and telling Ian
evening The Rev. Father speaks many
languages 1uently, and will discourse to
the German portion Of the congregation
IN their own language next week. His
language and expressions are beyond
praise, and those who have listened to
him will long remember the soft mellow
tone of his voice. Rev. Father Raymond,
G. p, makes IN excellent coadjuior to
Father Angelo, and his lucid explana-
tions of the commandments every morn.
ing at the Community Mass, is listened
to with great attention by the devout
congregation. The austere appearance
Of the Fathers, dressed IN the somber
habit and cloak OF their order and their
sandled feet brings one back in spirit 10
the days of faith and the figures of the
Monks OF the Desert of Thebes. The
Passionist order is the sevarest order in
the church of the present day. They OBJ
serve austere fasts and keep long vlgils,
rising every morning at 2 O'Clock to chant
the divine office in choir. The order
was formed at the close of the last CEN
tury by ST. Paul of the Cross, who was
canonized by Pope Plus IX in 1867 and
has tor it's special end the sanctitication
OF souls, by the members devoting their
whole lives 10 the giving Of Missions
throughout the world. Although a,
modern institution in the church, it has
been OF marvellous growth and is known
throughout Chrstendom. The Mission
will continue for one week more. the SER
mons to be in German and English.
High Mass at 1870 o'clock. Leonard S
Mass in Z flat will be rendered.
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Advertised Letter List.

Letters remaining uncalled for i'll the
Mi!bank Post Office, May II, 1893:
Brechthod NJ Chandler. NJ Il.
,Jonsan Wlchtar, Lamsch, Rev.
Olson d. f. Shaffer Anna (2)
Scott w. u Van PelI A. j.
In calling for any of the above, please
say "advertlsed' and give date Of adver-
tisemcnt. II not called for in fifteen
days will be sent uo dead letter office.
4. J. BLEsER, p. NJ.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-05-12
Gasoline stoves.

The season of Gasoline Stoves is at
hand. Every one is naturally anxious to
get the best We call attention to the
famous "Quick Meal We handle other
stoves such as the Reliable Process, Twin
Burner, Process, etc, but the Quick
Meal is acknowledged on all hands to
be the very best gasoline stove on the
market and as the ..test OF the pudding
is the eating OF it, we give below a list
of some ot the folks who are using the
"Onick Meal all bought within year.
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Mr.. ". Il Roberts Of Spokane Falls,
IS enjoying a visit with his brother. +.
| b. Roberts
Louis Hebert surrendered the Union
hotel to Hans Tosdal the first OF the
week, and has moved on the Shatto
farm
II. j. Benedict left yesterday morning
for Huron, where he goes as representa-
tive OF Security lodge to attend the grand
lodge, 4. O. L. ".
Mr.. and Mrs. A Spellman of Monti-
video We're visiting their old Milbank
neighbors the latter part of last week.
returning home Monday.
Mrs. A. S. Alderman, of Maple Grove,
Minn., who has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs f. b. Roberts for some time
past, returned home the first Of the week.
Mr.. Joseph Fanset has commenced
excavating for his new house in Bart
lett's addition on the lots ust west OF
James Carrick's place. William Ceve-
land has also commenced on the founda-
ton for lis residence building on the
corner Of Second avenue and Fourth
street.
BY the new time table which took
effect last Sunday, the night passenger
going east leaves at l1.40, one hour
earlier than before, enabling passengers
to take the through last train at Mime
apolis for Chicago.
Jno. A Munro ana w. j. Speer OF
Wimot were in town Tuesday, securing
bonds for the former, who has been ap
pointed assignee of the bank OF Wilmot.
The law requires bond of $4,000 to he
given by the assignee.
Mr. ]. C. Reeve. of Melrose township
brought IN a load OF pork Tuesday, Tor
which he received Sill. so. 1t is such
incidents that indicate that many OF our
farmers are not wholly dependent upon
their grain bins when they want little
ready cash.
Milbank lodge No. %, f. 4 a. NJ.
will have work in the NJ. NJ. degree to-
morrow Saturday evening. The lodge
will be called to order at 7:3O o'clock
sharp, and after work banquet and
social gathering will be had in the par
lors. ia which all Master Nasons and
their families are invited
A team driven by a son OF Mr.. Van
Wald in Grant Center township, ran
away last Wednesday and smashed The
wagon to pieces. The team also ran
into buggy in which Mr.. and Mrs.
Chambers were driving, injuring both OF
them quite badly.
DIR. Rose has preparation for clean
ing wall paper, and during the week has
been giving an exhibition Of its success
full work by using 1T on the walls ana
ceiling Of the drug store. 1t performed
the work quickly and without damage
to the paper.
On the complaint OF Gus Anderson, NJ.
II Plant was arrested last Saturday,
charged with taking $50 from the person
Of the complainant. A hearing was had
before Justice Pasco On Tuesday ana
Wednesday, the evidence going to snow
that Anderson had been imblblng 50
freely in liquid refreshments Of contra
hand character that he was unable to tell
exactly how or when he lost his ducats.
and as there were number OF other per-
sons around enjoying the hospitality OF
Anderson and his bottle while he was IN
n semi i-conscious state, the real culprlt
could not be positively located, and the
defendant was discharged.
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Two boys, OTIS Alton and !. lbert Wick.
aged y aud IA years respectively, living
at Brcokings, got into an alteration
about marbles the other day in livery
stable, which ended in Wicks taking
down Winchester rifle and shooting
the other through the breast killing him
almost instantly.
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Me HAPPENINGS.

No. ! Northern 56r; No. 2
347c.
lcks made trip to st. Paul
dies Aid Society will meet with
Thursday, May 18th.
Jorgenson, who lives near Sum
polug some business IN the city
BY.
Benedict, who is employed at
came down to spend last Sun
hls parents.
'lseman has been putting down
eValk in front Of his home IN
kard.
Proctor, OF Saltwater, Mimi.
ast evening to spend a few days
yer his Grant county interests.
meeting Of Esther Chapter,
VIII De held on Monday even
as'., tor conferring degrees.
ues AID Society will hold a
~ The residence of Mrs. Lar
quay evening, May 10.
'V1 OF cases Of measles are re-
'0Vn' Mrs. Il. Layman and
'uset Oelng among the afflicted
'nree year old daughter OF
Knapp has been quite serious
lg the week.
u'sls received notice this week
Fate board Of health that he
4ppolnted president of tho
ard.
hc heavy wind storm vociar-
''u''ey's sign lost its grip and
against the window of DR..
= store, with fatal results to
:. auve'tlsa their excellent
S0'lns Stoves in this paper.
ks specla. mention Of the
Lp "' stove that has a remark
over the country.
[''''ef took a car load of cattle
N. r'nS last Monday. He re-
tuesday, accompanied by his
.0'her. Mr.. Schafer is vet
If'm the operation recently
~ - ~ g, but it is hoped now
uone again he will mako r,n;d
ent. Ai'aA0 i"pio
M. : T. Bentley secured what
! m 1aounced q snap judgment
n saA ! iriends when the first Of
N. introduced to-,hem his wife.
k,,;s' '0re given Them. no signs
|bs, a.u q this kind on his part,
i. '@nd'ng this neglect i, is the
! ~ ,urt to deal gently with
f,;s.. sual! Of the jury, consist
n 4us sa generally, we extend to
''oe hearty congratulations.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-05-12

For Rent or Sale on the wheat pay
ment plan. The a. B. Olson farm in
Vernon township. Enquire of
G. M. CLARK.
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Notice 10 sunday schools.

All secretaries Of Sunday Schools in
Grant County who have not received
blank for annual report by mail, are re-
quested to notify the county secretary at
once. a. I. HORTON,
Secretary Grant county Sunday School
Association, Milbank, $. D.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-05-12

I have for sale about 100 bushels OF
Early Rose potatoes for seed, at 40 cents
per bushel. |. /. WESLEY.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-05-12

The Ladies' Benevolent Society will
meet with Mrs. Horton on Thursday,
May 18th, at 2:3O p. N.
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NJ arricd.

JACOBY BY-WAGNER-At St. Lawrence church !,
this city on Tuesday morning, May 2. hy Rev.
Father Browne, Mr.. Peter Jacoby and Miss Nay
Wagner, all Of this county.
FULLEK-WILSON-AtT Twin Brooks, on the ath
inst., Mr. j. a Fuller and Mrs. Madella Wilson.
both of this county.
BENTLEY-TAYLOR-A the Columbia Hotel,
Ortonville, on the 9th inst by Justice French.
Mr.. L. H. Bentley, Of Milbank, and Mics Mabel
Taylor of Alexandria, Mimi
The w. c. T. t. will meet with Mrs.
w. J. Carrick on Wednesday afternoon,
May II, at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. WIsEMAN, Sec.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-05-12

! the highest cash price for old iron.
faehers, paper rags. Also eggs and
hides and wool
MINNEAPOLIS BARGAIN STORE.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-05-12

June Sd and 4th has been set as the
time for holding the annual meeting Of
Grant County Sunday School Associa-
tlcn, at the Congregational church
Mrs. u. W. Preyey and Mrs. H. w.
Bailey were elected delegates to attend
the W. c. I. Z. convention held at Web
ster this week.
There will be a meeting OF the Old
settlers Association for the purpose
| OF electlng officers for the coming wear.
AT The court house, on Monday, MAY IS.
! Inc general meeting and festival has
been postponed to some time in June.
An eight horse road scraper of the
Western make has been working on some
OF the streets OF the city during the week
The machine makes quite an improve
ment on the road, doing the work in an
even and very satisfactory manner. We
believe 1t could be worked with great ad-
vantage on many of the streets. and
something of the kind is much needed.
a very bad runaway occurred at noon
to-day, the team OF julius Schwantes. a
farmer, started from the mill id after
crossing he track and while coming
down Main street in i mad gallop the
team ran against the watering trough at
the Proud hotel corner, and one Of the
horses struck its head square against the
trough, crushing in the skull and killing
it almost instantly. The wagon was left
on the railroad track badly broken, but
the other horse was not injured. Mr..
Schwantes was driving the horses, walk
ing himself, and in his attempt to hold
them was thrown to the ground, the
wagon passing over him but not serious
ly hurting him.
The HERALD-ADvANcE has just got
out 5000 edition of 20 page pamphlet
for the Big Stone Lake Assembly Asso-
citation, advertising this years camp meet
ing which will be held July 6-13 and the
advantages OF the assembly grounds as
place Of resort. The grounds are rapidly
becoming iayorite resort during the
heated summer term for many from both
far and near, who 90 there to enjoy the
pleasures of boating and fishing. The
meetings this year are expected to be Of
more that usual interest and large
gathering is looked for, while larger
number than ever will make the grounds
a camping place tor recreation.
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ACCIDEN tai.
EI Giles MERE ITEMS

Mr.. Avery has his new house
about completed.
The singing service was held at
g. A. Brink's, Sunday evening.
4. Y. Ingham who has been on the
sick list is improving
BORN: TO Mr.. and Mrs. r. W.
Bennett, Tuesday Dec. 5th, son.
r. Lisson has just received a sup
ply of Christmas goods. Give him
a call.
Services were held in the new
Baptist church for the first time last
Mr. VanBuskirk and family have
left the mountain for their home at
Picture Rocks.
Mrs. E. V. Ingham was called to
the sick bed of her father at Wysox
who is seriously ill.
There will be a shooting match
under the management of the Eeagles
Mere gun club at Eagles Mere, Fri.
day Dec. %. Bring your best gun,
and como and try your luck with
Eagles Mere marksmen.
CLOVER.
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workingInen Take Action.

NEWARK, n. j., Dec. l0.--At q
meeting of workingmen representing
various industries of this city, an
association was formed to be called
"The Workingmen's Protective As
eociation of Essex County" 1t was
resolved to hold mass meetings to
consider ways and means that will
bs the most effective looking to the
defeat of the Wilson TariG bill, on
the ground that its passage would
mean either the closing of the facto-
ries or great reduction in wages.
Workmen in all lines of business
affected by the proposed tariff
changes are moving to organize COM
mittees to send representatives to
Washington to protest against the
passage of the Wilson bill.
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Ar 7TENTl0n
EVERYBODY! !

Stop and read the FALL and
WINTER announcement of the old
Reliable Matchmaker and Jeweler
of Dushore, Pa.
/ am constantly replenishing my
stock with the most desirable goods
TO be found in the market, suitable
for my trade and within reach of
your pocketbook, that I shall be
pleased to show you whenever you
can favor me with q call.
I shall make special prices from
now until the first day of January,
1898 for the Holiday trade.
With many thank for your kind
ness in the past IA years, l hope
by fair and square dealing to merit
a long continuance of the same.
Respectfully Yours,
j. Y. RETTENBURY,
Oct. |, 1892. Dushore, Pa
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-12-15

Jamison City has long been
known as the town containing "four
hotels and no church" We are
thankful to be able to say that this
designation has now become obsolete
Henceforth the mountains which
hem in the town, lifting their heads
no majestica]ly toward heaven, shall
echo the pesls of the church bell, call
ing half thousand people to the
place of worship. On Sept. 9th we
began erecting a church. On Nov.
10th it WAS dedicated. On Saturday
evening the Quarterly Conference
WAS held, and the presiding elder,
Dr.. Yocum, preached a helpful SER
mon. On Sunday morning he con-
Quoted love feast, and then preach.
cd an inspiring sermon on "Minis-
tsring in Proportion to Gods Gifts
to U.s." To his appeal for money
the people responded as though they
appreciated the privilege OF giving
of their substance for the Lords
cause.
The entire cost of church and
furnishings was about $1,000, and
one Of the lots cost $50. The other
lot was donated. All this amount,
but $500, had been secured by private
subscription. This balance was
readily raised at the morning service
to the great Joy of all concerned.
The dedication services followed,
conducted by DR.. Yocum. At 3 p.
N. . childrens service was held
Short and Gtting talks were given
by DR.. Yocum and others. The
children engaged heartily in the
singing, and seemed to realize that
they have an important part in
public worship. In the evening the
pastor preached to large and atten-
tive congregation. This, indeed
was glad day for the people of
Jamison City.
For our great success in building
this beautiful church, and in paying
for il, We owe our thanks to Him in
whore strength We labor. As a re-
suit of this enterprise, may there be
a great ingathering of souls, and
quickening spiritual life in the
hearts of Gods peoplel
A, W. HoUIz, Pastor.
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STEELTON. Pa. Dec. IL.

Harder times coming for Steelton.
Announcement was made last week
that the works of the Pennsylvania
Steel Company would be closed From
December 23d till the first of Feb.
Ap interview was had with general
manager FELTON, who stated that the
company was compelled to do Just
what many of the steel manufacturers
throughout the country had already
done, close down for lack Of business.
This is disastrous for these works
that have been successfully run for
twenty eight years. But the ma
chinery of the government has been
changed which has and is causing
this great depression in business and
thrown thousands of employees on
the charities of the benevolent public.
Over 5000 men here will be out Of
employment during the shut down
These things should and would
not be il there was proper manage
ment at the head of the government.
There is great controversy going
here between the East Harrisburg
and Citizens Electric Railroad Co.
Ii is necessary for the Citizens Co.
to cross the track of the East Harris.
burg and they oppose it, hence the
trouble.
Tennis the murderer of little Az
ness Cooper Wright was hung in the
Jail yard at Harrisburg on Thursday.
Over 500 persons witnessed the cx-
ecution and there is no doubt there
we're 10000 people on the streets.
James Bell (colored) the murderer
of his With mistress was captured
in Baltimore few weeks ago by the
high constable Of this town. The
murder was committed here last
April when Bell escaped.
Diptheria has beenquitc prevalent
in this borough during this fall and
winter.
The water has been pumped into
the reservoir and is giving satisfac-
tion.
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Court Proceedings.

The several courts of Sullivan Co.
convened ut the school house in La
porte borough, on Monday, Dec. IL,
1898. Present on the bench: Hons.
John A. Sittser, President Judge ;
John 1onkin and n. J. Phillips,
Associate Justices.
Grand jury called and sworn Ber-
'nard Sheehan was appointed foreman.
The several constables were called
and made their sworn returns in
open court. List of Travers jurors
called Hugh Parker and Homer
Peck, excused by the court.
II. K. Williams VS. Horace Dumond
and James Flannigan; court permits
Ira X. Marsh to be substituted on
the record for Horace Demond, and
grant rule on said ]. X. Marsh to
enter bail for cost before the first
day of next term.
On petition, the court appointed
Richard Biddle an overseer of tho
poor of Hillsgrove township.
Allen vs. Allen; A Walsh appointed
commissioner, and on Dec. II di-
vorce decreed upon payment of cost.
In re; insolvency of Samuel Hag,
gerty, on petition said Haggerty dis
charged as an insolvent debtor.
Comth. VS. s. K. Croman court
permit mol pros, on payment ofcosts.
Matthewson VS. Matthewson an
alias subpoena in divorce is awarded.
S. *. Croman VS. A Amanda Croman:
divorce decreod upon payment of
costs
Pictio Lantangio VS. The W. & n.
B. X. II. Co; court permit petition
to be filed as an appeal, transcript
to be filed rs soon as convenient.
Comth. VS. Jean Gautice Larceny,
Grand jury find a true bill. Jury
sworn aud case tried. Verdict
guilty.
Comth. VS. Lewis Stein peddling
without license. Case tried; verdict
guilty.
Comth. VS. II. d. Swartz; after
jury sworn and case on trial. court
permit a mol. pros. on payment of
costs.
Comth. VS. II. B. Konkle Grand
jury find a true bill, and prosecutor
John Miner to pay cost.
Comth. VS. Phillip ShaGer; larceny,
Grand jury find not a true bill.
In the matter of the PARTITION of
real estate of Fred Knutfer; in
quest to make partition awarded.
Comth. VS. Patrick Sweeney as
sault and battery, a1ruc bill.
Comth. VS. Oscar Schultz; two in
ditements for violations ofliouor laws
not true bills. John F. Farrell the
prosecutor to pay costs.
Turney VS. Turney; Sheriff direct
ed to make proclamation and A.
Rosback appointed commissioner.
Hoagland VS. Hoagland time ex-
tended until Jany. 4th, 1894 to file
bill of particulars.
Continued next week.
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KITE CLOVER.
NORDNONY lSIFTINGS

" NOHDHONT lSIE'IING,S.
Mr.. Joseph Trough spent a day
at Benton, last week.
Mrs. A. e. BotsGord has returned
from Thorndale where she has been
visiting friends.
Miss Maggie Meyer spent Thanks
giving with her parents at North
Mountain, Lycoming county.
Mr.. j. Mosteller and Mr.. q. Bots
ford spenta few days with their
mother Mrs. Thos. Mosteller.
Mr.. Trough can boast of sporting
the first sleighbells this season in
this vicinity. Sleighing is quite
passable.
The teacher at Thorndale has, so
"Rnmor' says. procured a horse for
the purpose OF hauling his wood,
should the township fail to do so
again. lie is an enterprising teacher.
There was quite stir along
Mnncy creek few days ago, caused
by report that masked man was
seen trying to gain entrance in some
of the unoccnpied houses. Some of
the boys run i'll great haste to load
their Winchesters with extra heavy
loads to lay in wait for the intruder.
But happily ere night came some one
less excItabIc met the man, and found
out he WAS the owner of the house in
question. Clarence, next time you
see man with his head bandaged
for neuralgia don't be frightened so
easily.
ACCIDENTAL.
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PLAIN TWISTED wire, plain annulled
wire. All above used for fence max
ing cheaper than wood. The very
best cloth washing machine ever
made, we sell you for $3.50. We do
not ask you to buy them until you
have tried them. No charge for
using one for two weeks. Daisy
cloth wringcrs; novelty cloth wiring"
ers; novelty cloth horse; novelty
ironing board. SUMMER GOODS
are now going. The best screen
door; window screen; hammocks;
baby carriages; express wagons;
croquet sets; refrigators; ice cream
freezers; water coolers; ice tongs;
ice picks.
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ESI'ELLI ITEMS

w. Nj. Chaffee and Andy Delpish
have quit rabbit hunting and gone
bacl; to Horn brook Bradford Co.
y. L. NcCarty has been appointed
Postmaster of Eldredville and will
take possession of the office Jan. 1st.
David Il. Little master of Elkland
Grange is attending the meeting of
the State Grange at Harrisburg this
week.
The fapiack supper last week was
quite shmly attended. We sincerely
hope the aid society will keep up
courage, they may get there yet.
The fighting population of Estella
is increasing. Boy No. 6 at S. G.
Vargason,s and boy No. l at G. B.
Jennings are the latest on record
both Republicans. President Cleve-
land may well shake in his boots.
T. G. Bienlich has his log job fin
ishcd on the Little Sock and is now
putting in stock at the Ponk. a
pog mill. Frank is an honest, hard
working man, and the thief that stole
his hog really deserves q home in
the Eastern penitentiary.
A large number ofour town people
are down sick with the grippe and
its kindred ills. Aunt Matilda Var
gason is at this date, Il little better,
and Aunt Avis Boyle is very sick
with little hopes Of recovery. Mrs.
Luther OF EIdredville, after long
and painful illness, died last week.
lntermcnt in the Pardoe cemetry.