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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-26

WILLIAM BATCHELDER. the invent.
or of a shoe-pegginS machine and sew
eral other useful contrivarces. 81 years
old. committed suicide at New York
by hanging himself with a broad
leather belt from gas-bracket in his
bedroom
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-26

THE man who imppvcrishcs his fam
steals from his own pocket.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-26

The evils OF lna!arial disorders, fever.
weakness, lassitude. debility and prrstra-
ton are avoided by taking be .chan,'s Pills
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-26
The StrOuyess Defense

Against ill-health debility and nearvousness
10 70 promote digestion. activity OF the liver
and regularity Of the bo"cls With the focom-
parable Alternative and tonic, Hostct:er's Stom-
ach Eitters, edicinc without drawback'
safe Grd thorough. and having tie highest pro-
fessional sanction. II promotes al adequate
secretion OF the gastric juices that act Is SOW
ents OF the food. and tnsures Its conversion
into rich, nourishing blood. which never fails to
honor the drafts for strength made upon 1t by
the rest OF the system. AS laxative OF the
bowels 1t is natural aud gentle in operation
L;.t a. the same time effective. By directing
the bile into its proper channel it removes the
many and harassing symptoms OF liver CON-
platnt Hearth burn, nausea. sick headaches,
nervousness rheumati H. malaria and kidney
troubles are reInedied by 1t.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-26
A Tiny I<pnEIli..

The territory of Mtrcsnet. between
Germany and Belgium, was made liz
dependent in 1915. 1t has one Iolicc-
man, no army. no elections. Il territory
Of about two square miles. and Il ropu-
!atiOn OF about 1000. Thee is Il .cn-
ate OF ten members. and tie Mayor is
appointed by two delegates. one : ON
Germany and one from Belgium. The
Mayor appoints the Senate.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-26

A STRATUM OF soil in Eastern Ne
braska has recently been discovered
which is made up largely from volcanic
dust. 1t is about eighteen inches Geep
and Of whitish aspect. This is-rcport-
ed from the vicinity OF Omaha. and is
further east than the similar and ret
ter known deposit elsewhere III the
same State. Unlike the other layers.
however, this one contains oxides OF
iron and carbonate of lime.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-26
German
Syrup

Two bottles Of German Svrup
cured me of He,norrhage O! The
Lungs when other remedies failed.
l am a married man and. thirty-six
years Of age. and live with ny wife
and two little girls at Durhar,, 10.
l have stated this brief aud pla;:, 80
that all may understand. My Csc
was bad one, and l shall be sad
to tell anyone about i, who VIII
write ME. PHILIP l.. ScHENcK, p.
0. Box IS, April IS. 1890. No raan
could ask more honorable, busi-
ncsS-l!ke statement. -
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-26

HONEST toll is essential to rcstful
slumber
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-26
TIC C..:Fs. .J!F.:t!Hf ~ :!t ;. q. -: f'ct.I.
DIR. ISAAC ERIss1 PSsSN'S
CELEBRATED EYE.WA1cR.

This ariic.e t.ltN T. eiare4. piH 81, iltns pre-
Acrtpton ami hes Re. n ia constant nearly .
century. tuere few diseases to witca mant ind
are subject distressing than sore eyes. And
none, r*rhanS for whic, remedies have Ncc0
trtcr wtthot success For all external nar. nation
OF tue q is insati!hir remedy. IL The direc.
tion- are 1ow>t i; vi! lever fsi Weparf'c iriy
invite trn ~ u: iNSiciac> - ts merits. Foe
sat. h> a., IN, .,-i>ls fnHN :. THOMPSON. SONS
n g Te.,~ Nv Established 30.
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we ought 90 get into the garden VI
language use. Grammar belongs ~
the same peri0l, mentally, a. Of zebra.
Methode Of teaching 10 gua a.0.
l. There orc two eteps, I. Z, .... a.,
2, It. expression; 90 orally, Cd VILE
ton. No teacher ca o. rl ..I.c
from book CnilIron are m .H o.
grind on language books whom tuty
ought 10 be tachiH language.
There are five tacfcists 10
language tenchnu thai ore
prominently useiui. lot, Object lesson;
2ud, picture lesson drI, story writing,
an, letter writing. ON uictntion tXef.
uisUs. DR.. Waite shove chart
which Indicated n regulnT graded
course OF language work based uunu
these oXefcisee. The lecturer 'CoE up
Sid uKefcisu-it0ries. Hui ejss Is
iur let mvmOry-Chil1 ia made 90 rutpIi
the story word Tor word. IuWl8 should
learn 10 write attgry, otsrIvIlg all tho
mechanical rules OF writing as soon us
they cau tell % orally.
In the Lesson on he rubiect Of ~.
ology. P,oE Norman gave q umssinct.
ton Of the tut-kiurd1m4 OF auimaIs
and the ubamct. rs.ic. belonging Co
each. The lnmiIHr tNAHIlt4 were
citei Of animals tri1ueIut TO ,nen
stOut dlvlgiUn. The Jrlu.I,li class,l
Of tue vor.eDtnius were ais, uia,u....f
nuu HlfEc8tlons maIr as Jl hoo Inu. O.
animals may hr interesting iU lfu
puIi.f 900 fle school room. Hus net
lee uu VIII be on leaves.
PsI'. E4IiusNcI explained the sub.
luct Of CuU1 loot hy tho utr a blocks,
uud enlisted the undivided att.U tiun
of tue ciu.s lF uis CIHHr aud INTELLECT 1
| presentation NJ trD case.
ne White, iu bis gclnd rofill. con.
/ tuucd the subject OF language 'ulcu.
! iur. Tue live exercises named above
vnty Boo tIu different years merely iu
% lNcuity the pupil advance. v 10
stfvn,iou was fret tr0kcu of Any
common oh Jrrt De- taken iu thr "a ufs4u
aud the pupil. lni ont what they can
uni write % Boz sample sentence. Sew
w0flN nIr wilton on the board bal
mistakes in srclliuW Dfu corrected.
Plants anu animals nrr t1NCu up Boa
grade 4. a hlrI-llvu liri-is lh...u
/ chllircu. a pIaui-loli. gaI ul'-
shown puplE Ia FuI1 g. gamu
/ descriptions from que ..OuH. In gu.o
] g. the pun no longer has tie office,
/ boiCro him.
Then picture lessons ulto ,atcl w.
/ Puplls must learn % Joe. u. "a picture
! properly. Then tgyuIH the .ut. .l
/ iu grade a.. uH they s.tt., IL.u b.
] graue 70 tnH" me o. NflIc what ,
/ l'riut" ugf,rf; this H Wiul wu.E,
! fDr .a1Nl rr.4u pupils ., be- l.s. l0
/ nave yNfOmus or cJiOIsi p.liIres tH
/ Inwef ,udg piC'uics mua' ur simple,
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UTAH SUMMER SCHOOL.
The Discussions Conducted By the
Educators.


The half hour Tor music at the U,nh
sImmer school yesterday afternoon
wgsa very pleasant one, the fret part
bong given 90 ausgerIng questions
relating 10 chords. Although this sut.
,ect belonged more 10 harmony than to
sight.rcnding, II was thought uc-t 10
speak briefly Of few simple ch0rds,
anu an Illustration was given. This
was followed by short drill on half
tones and MINOR thirds. Two songs
wore reviewed aud given with good
effect, and the study OF special
song by request concluded the Vxor-
oses.
Ia the third period assigned TO him,
Prof Augsburg resumed c1ugidura.
ton Of coloG giving In an entort1in-
ing manner an outline Of the mr,noi
to be pursued IA teaching ool5rs uui
shades. The different kluus OF .ruii,
49, well M riUJous, Tissue paper otc.,
we're recommended as being best
adopted IN cultivate the color sense.
The professor executed some very neat
drawings upon the board to explain
mrro fully bis line OF instruction.
rroL Andrews took up diagrams
r.n lesson, and showed It's efficiency
"U correctly used. Too many ieuuh-
,H have vague idea Of It's utility,
,.I hu cautioned care Ia uunIysis 70 the
cad tbatth diagram may subserve the
IJglsr ior which It n designed.
Mfsl Kenyon continued tbs last les.
ION Ia physical culture, by giving cX-
etci-ua oultiyating aleftness, anu easy,
Unrestricted graceful movements Of the
upper and lower limbs, the class join.
ing IN the drill with much animation.
This morning the usual devotional
exercises were conducted by DE-
White.
u. \. history ami civil government
was then resumed by Prot Andrews,
Ia his usual lucid manner A complete
ana valuable outline Of hls lectures to-
day ana tomorrow Will be given In
these cOiumua tomorrow.
Dr. White began his lecture on lam
ruage by giving some OF his expert
ynces with regard 20 language tearuirg
iu the Cleveland grammprgchooL The
suds IN the teaching ui language 10 u
aaild are Lot. Facility IN ih- expression
OF knOwledge-(ll clearntst i1rcvi
81 Quenco. g skll M the u-r %
Wutton iorms--cspitals, Iuuc.uatI0u
.tc, 3. Grammatical accuracy. This
iaa been mnde the ono end in This
Wurk. This " "a serious mi,t.Ee.
Grammatical accuracy is caught NOT
Taught, IL is quiIod incidentally.
IAe principles .u language ten hing
DiV lat. Psychicll urihuilits.
suu and agI. Synthetic power
and btill developed by synthetic
cctiyny, 3. Tho NIt Of Language IL
acquired only by speaking and writ
ihe sa.e VI technical grammar when
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fo treat upon,
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Ir;w-l1y -Hus, and ha., r1u IT, in
capJou, yuliuu.y doIonIgi th0ir righn
aud advocated tho principles Ia which
thoy bolioyo; mud every iAucr-day saint
should therefore fHI under obligations to
do h,s part iu helping Co sustain it.
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ia result In the clsn " hunarods OF
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or Otherwise.
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WILL Be REPEALED.
That is What Viii DO Done With the
Silver Purchasing Clause.
so SAYS RICHARD MACINTOSH.
Political CJclone Predicted 10 Sweep
The Old Parties on the
Earth.

Richard Mhckint1sh, one Of the
delegate. from Utah the TO Chicago t.l-
yer convention aud to washingiou,goi
home from the capital today, and Is
iull Of thesilvor situation Ia the East'
10 a NEWS repre- .entativo this after.
noon he gave hia vicws Of the existing
condition, which he thinks, 90 viii be
seen, il iHr from encouraging 60 the
South aud West on the silver question.
Said he;
"t eau give you my Views W. short
time. II is only guv.s ~ best, you
nny say, Tut then Il is cour'irv on
matters as We fodnd them l. Washing
.u. II BE- iust this. The u,n Ivf
unconditional repeal Of the silver ur-
chasing clau'c IN the sherman act
500 uaas the uous.. That is conceded
,p oil sidcg. Tho Oil viii
u.1 rss- the seuate nud bee.
como law. There BE- no doubt
d. that result being reached. The ri.
4.uistration hos thrown all ils DIco TO
gain that crJ naI win accomplish
Hyhat ucxg is 600 question.
sWeli,th naturalization HASN'T told
Ga SGT what will ns the next move.
t.GisIc Just stands hnrN nui 1870
tg.u repeal TINT CLAUSE and then We
5000 give you something 10 meet the
..rutN naaUr.gi drpres HlOu.' That is
g0u cln get Gus W him. Nporhec
% tWhru this hii h. ulssed wo VIII
s. anmo hin. cisr. j know what
.tlaug abouf.' That is tNr auu'
.y. %. flp excuse which Doe rivu-
hla rC'i0u, There is prgWH" Hi
rr.hing, bar wHat q is no uur can
|H. out
rH.n there Do talk % nm inter.
U |lu1l conference 90 moo. tn o'iDnnr.
I..fII enc pfrsidr.t Will send in o.
....ia mca.lvr uu tuis. NIn pressure
HHH bI0u 10 ou ON tho w,"t u.us
.ulH.t lugy viii rustlin tHu nim.p'
I"...u, and THESE promises are Co
.H tNru.
HHl.p ur great party lea4era surn
.sf spv Ihit when thu Ulil nssHgs
w Boz SUCH q political cycnu,
..... .Iu C.uuiry ns waH never before
IUHi coo They suy the Republican
u ID W0crgiio paroles VIII bo swept
Iu tlH face Uf the EARTH, sud o.
pew ptty OF the I,1p'g UomJ
ru. They nuticir1.r grelt rovolu,
tIuu iu .oltlti whom this come.
OBJ orim usHns p)igtUuI they have
OH licv cav.
cauay iris. that believe ia.
whom tap mon no the South huu
Wos. g1 fo .of f1usihiug alter lhistc.
pal lint there viii be- nothing Tor them.
Tlty WI lut got it iu rho neck
straight tuElu D.. That 10 all there d.
90 Nc Sow you have tho Situation a.
have found It IN Warrington"
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An NNrellenl Nnnhar.

The current uumuvr .. Size Woman's
fgloScat is an exasIru. uuc. The
liable OF contents IL as ioU1va;
Ia Huu Eughu4-A story. Wa-
men u TypHu,tur-Tho Journalist.
u. ~. y. Club--Eliis 10. shlpp. r..
or unizAtlou-MaFtha Barrow, II ~.
Reports. The Waroi 1879 Ficriiag
the Gipsy Moth. Ilu Sabbath Day
Anon. Miscellaneous Resolutions OF
PrsrUct. Ohi'ulrirs.
EIitOdni-lhe Present Condition.
Bohemian Women. a Pleasant Gar.
zen pauy. 4 Pictorial ChrrL The
Sl.E Industry in Utah.
Poetry Old HOmu-E, l.. g..
A Prayer To0ele sake Primary
Ellis h. Shlpp. with IA purlfsit-E.
j. A GLIMPSE u Utah LaEe-Lsua
80. Nfaiu.
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rro,ub-al Dairy rn.Io,ophy.

MILK AiuliCmiiou WnV he brought
about iu many INDIRECT Way-.
The daifyuau who kyrUs hiH milk
pure can be- ltu I'D ns Hu hone mHu.
As hay b. made when ihr uu
shine, fo De- MONEY increased to tH.t
uUrymHn VINO manage nH 'f his
COWS yield milk tauty whom
dairy p.ice7 nrc high.
Some people seem 90 nrFet tnni tho
amount oi PROFIT On a pound OF butter
often depends Hs much ON reducing the
cost Of production ps IN Obtaining an
advanced IrlIo.
The daiIymm who dump- mas Of
l,cAyei garbage before h,H COVE Tor
tcouoniy'a sake IL iuiuriug his Gus.
t0mers more thal u he diluted his milk
hnlf with water
Ills mix and tutier bring iust as
muHh IN the mstkut "a. " tgu TODD thst
produced them was grow on Western
5uirius, auI fho uiilr olCf Of cost
adds materially .u ula guIy profile.
lie commits uu equally injurious
aci against lia IU.lUw men hru hU
leaves the CgTclss OF q dead rnimul
uuhuTi,d IN the same COW pasture, or
or daily nulk- win mauuIc.uegrimed
hands,
Tine miE manufacturer who habit.
ual'y haerch lutleimlS ami whey on
wmaua ligt blanket uf crtbm will
arise isa cgIly individual 10 employ,
oven when walE'ng l1r rl8 ard.
% nlwAyH n tairymAn better TO
stand boy Wusu .u;u.yr wl1 Is doing
honest work Tor him iuan 90 take up
with new mau who builds q factory
Tor the purpose OF "Iuuuiug out" tho
Old proprietor
The pfovidcnt dgirymsn mentally
weighs the food requirements Of bis
herr of cows for IA year an advance. In
most cases ne can raise fodder anu
grain mYte choaply than lac can buy
mem, aud he pants and fOws accord.
ingly.
The dnirymau's responsibility for the
care Of his cows Is not uil gone when
lac Is able TO tura them out 90 pTlss ia
the early summer. The mOr1 ho feels
his responsibility IN this direction, anu
acts upon &, the more VA u1ule wall his
dairy become 10 nim.- AgHcutur.Si.
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John D. .Negescr, John ~. lia.lam. lance
A. Raleigh. Mary %. Raleigh aud rufuh o..
Campbell, PLAINTIFF.
Annie D. robsns. james Davis. John uaN s,
Henry Davis, Nunrr baNH'gursn \. Morris,
Gcnr.o n Morris ,Jr.a wIuur JIWrs 10 Morris "a
WI. or, frtul tusrnH N1HH minor, aIi
uun IL. Morris, a minor ugcll1uta.
Tho people Of the Territory OF uiah send
TO NunIu -. Hobbua. Jaucs Davis. John
N1rua. tturft " MurlH Jr, MINOR JHWuH
3D.. Morris. rs minor, FRANK Iu-tHu Morris, H
minor and uuuu %. NUuH % MINOR dc.
Sou afc hereby required t1 aupclr boo an
action brought against you NN tHU above named
plaintiffs BOO tuo district court Ut ihg tmrd
and io ausurr Coo complaint uIcd
NUfgu within tUu lNs .tN..usiFu Us
ino lay of srrN,cl a''gI " -'gN.g "1 you
or b. sr,tou uHt ot tbIa y0II... UH. boz iHIs dIs.
trrt, within twenty days H.Hu.uHH within
token bs1ntt YOU, accord H uu prayer %,
irc a8,d ..ulu Do BROUGHT . u.e. trcrce
Uf tIH court .UiIaEur lIH N.t uHHnts tl Dog
cuulHHIUs tuu Partition uaN" uE IHu.H uE luta
q HHt b, bi0ek lis. UlHt 8, sNf .lk" tIf. Hur.
NHT, -lt Lake county, l.ah. 'H nI1y plain.
90. adIulaDl tNH oNn.w of .NH '.t.'- OF aud
rH.U.HIFH.N Hs Nu. iuuily. HUi. uuH Ut.utE
Iu" H.f N..tuHtutH NaEH uH r.H. yr
uuG u,ru. J.un D.. y. ui port ou
. olrnur an.uIut M.r. lIe.nftn'.. .altI. Eo
'IH It'Y, HnnIrr tIN 100 u|rlh .Nr".
rHnn rf.t RODS, u.H.H HHIu 2IruI.,
thourr wet fols Goo ,afmmHsi John u.
no 300 HI following Commencing roo a. D. .
... r.HI lots. n.uDk lI.. ..Hf"A', salt tllU
runn.gs iN'., north p rode
F iHr v".t rods, t'..H HHn 90 rode.
l..H tH.t. rods tG ID mrIus. agnes 81
ll" H.. N. i'.nNluf. ."| 'uuCIur tt y. vs.
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5II UNION
4 ,s, s1 PACIFIC
% SYSTEM.
The THROUGH CAR LINE,
Effective Aug. 10, 1888.
Trains fr5Hs auH u.unI' 90 Sac ia.s
tfs DIrH. u fuHoH.
Aug. 10, 1888.


AUltvr
from all Eastern ruinH ....,,....,.... b Co o m
From lutte. Portland, san fran
cisco Cache Valley aud ugdon...io Do tn
From all Eastern points, Park city
uud uEICn............ .a..,...,....ll 3D. "a W
lr1m San Francisco, ogden and
Intermediate uoint.............,..... l p m
,Irum Aiuori 1uhn, Ncpu, Provo,
Eureka unu intermediate points DO 0n m
trf0m Terminus and ro1tIu........... ul I u
urrAhr
Dor Ogden. intermediate points.
san Francisco. PARK city and
a. Eastern pnlnts ..a.......,... @ 'I o. w
Tor usIou and intermediate u1iuts 81. . on pW
For Ogden. intermediate uonu
tuI hu imHIu rUIn'a..... ........ I p m
Dor ogden, Butte iloIrnH, Portland.
DH.bp NHI ,y lul -1u franciato U1 o. BOO
.ror Iarol1. r1,o and AIifori..-. .o r Dob
'Ioa TH10'y HuI rcrWiHu........,.... o. 20 OBJ
Eur only uD Monday Nodn,'dny lui
Friday
lHma south a' Iuan v.l run oyCrY other
dly only leaving IaaH Monday. "Wednesday
aui Friday and rr..o ON Iae.d5f luuuia,
and saturday.
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WITHIN OUR GATES.


b. =. O'Ecaf, Of Echo, came in
fIH.r inous retreat aud be-
.Hfe. tIt comfortable quarters
I..v.gl uy ino r,mn'eton.
W. y Dusouburry, chic magistrate
o. Provo, us conspicuous 10y mis- pres-
once 1000 our thor5ughiafcs today. He
Yves uy.uus as usupl.
William Gleason came up from Aih.
ford last evening aud hung up OF The
Cullen. a rntty from Pocatull0 and
sUve al others were also there.
George III. Feuuumore, reglsirar Of
Beaver county, also a merchant ard
doctor o.. Beaver city, hils himself
hrreuuiu occasionally anI JlJ - yes
tlrlly.
y. II Goddard vi OGDEN was one Of
az Cor o. SHORT limo today, having taken
20 run down this way in tue morning
hours.
Abbott u. cywo1d, n disciple Of
Blackstone ln the junction town, was
noticed rDrCsu.ut lngt evening, looking
none thu worse iur his change Of venue.
lac ueld upus tac Nnutsiord.
Councilman II iy and con arc
home gain from he Uiuiah rosetva'
tiI., Wugfe the heal lswmAkrr hao
large and diversified interests
which lu is giving tug'ut eyed attcn-
tion 90.
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a great diivo boa NECkWEAR. ieoks AMI
l.iu bands o. a. worth zoe each.
Closing us. larrs, Summer Dress Go1d,,
Icphyrs, Dmghumg, white Wash Dress Goods.
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Chicago, Aug 9Th
Wnr8t-CIsH, ''",
tOrnHlU#U. ..'.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-24

~ pimuiy, s.u, falling hiir and toby
sc-lp prs,g-i,4 .44 e-fsI b. Cuuear, sol!.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-24
SUMMONS

DO mc District Cour. In Hul iUr tHo fhIrd
judicial uIstubt Of yah IuUul1IN
County of -ut lHLU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-24
Closing Out Men Shoes.

800 aud $500 qualities 80 $500 plir
Tan Shoe, and slippers, all now 80 cos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-24

John 'NcheGur. john W IIaaIam. Iamrs
A. HaIcIeh Mary %. lO'.IlN aud sarnh DO
Campbell, rlanuus,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-30

" Seymour Stevens. clerx Of police
court. sent 10 Coldwstsr yesterday 60
take three children % the state school
Re vii famain there several dzys Ills
father. depnty clsrx q the court. - left
In charge Of his otheA
&. c. CARRIER. fcrmeriy q cirrulstor
for TIE Daily Eagle. has taken q piacc
on TIE advertising department. az thu
Hay CITY Tribuns
Fred "A. Bah has returned from Hsr-
derson. Kentacky. Mrs BAH will re-
main With her parents tor short tina
M Ella Pr,ctDr Wakes. Formerly q
teacher 10 tie city schools. - visiting
Capt n = Hsnchett ssd family.
Jeho N-ysr % IA Clemens 10 the
rorst ~ Mr. and Mrs y. W. Hayward
ever New lsarA
Mrs W. L Wilson ~ West Fulton
street. has returned from VISIT IN IN
fossi. Michiwsn.
Fred q. sherman. principal ~ the
CITY hiUh srhs<a. - Visiting his parents
10 his city
Miss Alice Gully q ponslac. - visiting
Mr.. and Mrs n A Hudson of Central
nrenua
WIN Harris ~ Chicago. IL sprniing
tAe holidays siih friends here.
Herbert 7. Casss - in Boston.