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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-04-20
First publication March 3Oth, 1894.
Probate Order.

State Of South Dakota County Of Grant, IS.
In County Court, March term, held March 2sth,
1884,
In the matter OF the estate Of Lisa Larson, de-
ceased
On reading and fling the petition Of Ed. s..
Healy, ADM nstrator with the will annexed, eet-
ting f"rth the amount OF personal estate that.hns
come to his hands. and the disposition thereof;
the amount of debts outstanding against said
deceased and description OF all the real estate
OF which said deceased died seized, and the CON
dition and value of the respective portions there
or; and praying that license be to him granted to
sell the whole OF said real estate; and II appear
ing, by eald petition, thut there is not sutfice
personal estate in the hands of said administrator
70 pay said debts. and that it is necessary in
der to pay the same to sell the whole Of said real
estates
1t is therefore ordered, that all persons inter
ested in SAID estate, appear before the Judge of
this Court, on Monday, the 1lth day of May. A.
ID 1884 at 20 clock p. m, at The Court house in
city OF Mllfank. IN said county, then and there
to show cause (f any there br) why license should
not be granted to said administrator to sell said
real estate according to the prayer of said petit
ton.
And it is further ordered, that copy of this
Order shall be published for four successive
! weeks prior to said day of hearing the last OF
which publications shall be at least fourteen days
before SAID day OF hearing, in the HERALDAD D.
VANCE, weekly newspaper printed and pablish-
ed at M1ibank, III said county, personally
served on all persons interested IN said estate,
residing IN said county, at least fourteen days
before said day OF hearing. and upon all other
persons interested, according to law
Dated at Milbank, S. D. this 2Slh day OF March
A. d, 1894,
| BY the Court
| THOMAS l.. BouCk.
Judge.
| Attest: JOHN l.. LoCKHARr,
| SEALl Clerk
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-04-20
First publication March 93d, 1894.
MOrtg0gc Salc

Default has been made in the conditions of a
mortgage containing power Of sale dated January y
9th, 1901, duly recorded in the Office OF the Regis.
ter Of Deeds OF Grant county, South Dakota,
January eth, 1891. in hook 81 of mortgages. page
lie, whereby Sanford b SatteIlee and Mary J.
satterlee his wife, mortgagors, mortgaged 10 The
Middlesex Banking Company, mortgagec, the
northwest quarter or section twenty (20) in town
ship one hundred and twenty -oue AN OF range
forty nine (49), in said Grant county. by which
defaut the power Of sale has become operative
and no action or proceeding at law has been in
stituted to recover the debt remaining secured
thereby, or any part thereof. .nd there is claimed
to be due on said mortgage at the date hereof
1858 &c, to which amount should be added the
taxes on said property paid by said mortgagee
amounting, with interest as provided in SAD
mortgage, to Sss 81, making the total amount
claimed to be due at the date hereof on sad
mort gage SsS2.l7.
Now notice is hereby given that by virtue Of
said power said mortgage Will be foreclosed ano
said premises sold at public auction, by the
sheriff nf said county or his deputy May 5th, 1894
at ten o'clock Il. at the front door of the Cour
house Milbank in said county, to pay said debt
interest. attorneys fees and disbursement!
allowed by law.
Dated March 18th, 1894.
The MI MIDDLEsEX BANKING COMPANY. ISEAL
By RoBT. n. JACKSON, President,
Mortaagee
II. G. GILBERT Il Co, Attorneys
st. Paul, MINI.
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II. G. GILBERT IL Co, Attorneys.
st. Paul, MINI.
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Attest: JOHN l.. LoCKHARr,
SEALJ Clerk.
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,o -, u PRICE TO PAY.

Uo xoosn'' Proposed Would En-
1 - Much Misery.
ffeo 6a6e members of the ways
Pn d 49, cosnmittee have now com
thetx work. There Is feeling
6. ,tapc1ttaod on the part Of somo
= eldDncturoEs who favor protection,
Is hav0 become 50 disgusted with
hrtn d the present free trade
l. VesoOy1Ethrow and revolutionize the
sllt i.11l md commercial progress Of
Wlttito& Gtafes-not to oppose what
GnGDs AZ the Mckinley tariff may
,ollsred by the party in power.
LEI u q these gentlemen is to let the
~ ladsls have full swing, that the
l.. .of ~ United States may learn
PullQ a0 s31Snk how disastrous the free
n1lu1 wculd be to the country,
bS fsaA - ..ohject lesson" might be
sar. This, they think, would
%. Aao1lv hill all advocacy of the
h,1n1O 1eDry that the industrial
" = the United States would
/ :. !. Ne permanently established
''aa rnocflve policy.
,ssononlng Is wrong. The men
feie,ss ivoooeo Is do not stop to consider
hod&o0e would be. The Ameri-
anff has shown that the mere
- tEAde has cost loss Of S5,-
trade e.1oo ~ business and labor since
s.ra administration assumed
w. then, would be the result
pnnent establishment and en-
: 'ash 1e Tie importation Of hun
kul12ions OF dollars worth Of for.
- annually to take the place Of
Ale. - have recently. under protec-
60 manufactured In American
- = Amssdcan workinginen will
|IIu soaoA m enormous loss in money
|VI -. Gnch terrible waste Of
- lab6r. such vast amount Of
j omop9 the poor classes Of oul
Gat II effect Is too terribly as
~ ~ contemplate. A policy Of
NV oub0ntosion to tho present ad-
~ f1k10n'e free trade recommenda'
,uld ~ far too high price fol
II. D, lsEican people and the American
- pay.-American Economist.
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Inein COmmissio ON.

uexesttOn comes from Newark,
'that the tariff be taken out Of
/ This is not new idea, but 1t
anxnes Tor the first time some
a1ecGn. with an outline for pro-
~ 41. Samuel B. Archer, who
3111I ~ proper advocacy Of his
No. has published this week the
inber Of q weekly paper called
9aG Co1nmission.
= na1ne Of the paper implies, the
1r. Archer is that the tariff Of
ited Bates be under the entire
.of : commission Of 10 members.
9miasion, it is suggested, should
Med info three parts Of five neln-
Fch 60 part to represent the gov
= c. % represent labor, and the
= Deproeent the manufacturing
nmerc1al interests Of the country.
nsw taEid contemporary explains
av1wy completely, and we advise
aendoGB to send fer copy OF the
'lnbee. Tie subject Is one frauRht
Dutno1k Importance. There can
oubE that the establishment Of q
lsnt pEotective tariff, that would
sub3ect to continuous petty tin
atthe hands of incompetent NAL
!, would tend to the progress and
0anGnt Of the American nation to
0fhAk we have hitherto never ex-
- Business could be establish
aanently and continue Ia an even
isspective Of politics and the
Whot may be the result Of our pc
eonsressional elections. Much
so1d II favor Of tho project, which
nGt ~ Hghtlv cast aside.
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3 shis Meant For sarea.m9

taGoe the slight cyclone of Nov.
Loadon Daily Chronicle said,
naslne that to nobody will this
- r. More welcome than to Mr..
- W1nO has long been anxious
pofkoa the thrall Ut Tammany. !"
o1C o what the late Artelnus
Mlf sark. - The editor of
@c however, was level head
r. ded that Mr.. Cleveland
oo I'D to the result.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-29

age in town. Tho teachers will all be re.
qucsted to report all cases Of truancv and
non-attcndance to the truant officer Hiram
Backmer has sold his farm to Mr.. Hunter
from Waterbury. Mr.. Blachmcr has pur-
chased a farm in Jericho
Mc,sr5. Trail and Hill of tho Burlington
business college are the guests Of Clayton
W. Rice -bev. +. Hatfield Of Newfane has
been called to the pastorate Of the Baptist
clurcil here Weston Rice has position in
tho Merchants Bank at Burlington Tho
presiding elder will be at the Methodist
church on Sunday afternoon, April !. for
the purpose OF holding quarterly meeting
John T.. Rice has been engaged to mako
cheese for the Union Cheese company this
season. Mis- Iella Osgool j, to teach school
in Charlotte Mrs. J.. &. Nichols is still
very sick.-Miss Gustic chase is visiting hor
sister, Mrs Benham, in Milton.
WlNOOSKl.
Orvis Smith returned Saturday from
Troy. y. y. aud Rutland.
Mr.. William G.. Bu;hnv and Miss Ella
Deviuo were married Monday morning in
st Francis church 10y Rcv Father j. f.
Audet. Mr.. and Mrs. Bushey left on
tho afternoon train for Faruham p. O.,
thence to Montreal, returning in about 10
days
The Burlington woo!len mill started on
full time Monday morning.
John Manning, a young lad about IS
years Of age, attempted to load gun sun
day morning. The shot became lodged in
the barrel of the gun and could not tie driven
down to the powder. In order to blow out
the charge he fired the gun. the barrel Of
which burst blowing off the middle finger
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-29

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &c.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRAHCiSCo, en-.
WSNLLE. Ky. new YORK. N.Y.
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VERMONT NEWS.
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DOlNGS IN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.

The WinoosI.i valley Villages Up North,
Atcu% otter Creek aud by tho shores of
White River Covered by Special Re
pOrtCr
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THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS THURSDAY. MARCH 30 1894

or Port Henry is spending week with ms
grandmother Miss Maud Peck is home
froru Minovilc, y. Y, for short vacation.
e. II. ketcham is moving to Brandon
tn" home farm, belonging to the estate Of
$. ii. Ftstcr Eas been sold to Mr.. Mayhcw
of Cornwall; consideration $4,000. An auc-
tion sale will take place ON the farm, April
"a drama was given by the young people
of The Congregational church Saturday
evening, March "a, at tho town hall. y
good number were in attendance.
ADDISON.
F. G. Guley has purchased tho creek land,
known as the "Culley lot. Miss Betsy
Hanks has gone to bOnrd with Mrs. VI. L.
Smith at Alvin Pond 5.-Matiic Clarl; is TO
teach in the Elmer district. Florence
Gregory is in Walthnm at Carlton
Sprnguo's -Mrs. viii Wood went to Wor-
ccstcr. Mass, the oath, called there 10y the
death of her sister. Mrs. Peter Jewel The
former was accompanied by her brother,
Arthur Putnam Mr.. and Mrs L. f. Gull
ley are in Eichvillc this week at Dr. L.
ToWnsheud's -Trumun Jone, and family
are moving into the Warner house at the
Corners -Elgood Whitford OF Philadelphia
is at Ezra Whitfords for a short time.
AL'S6URY..
Mrs II. A. Thomas and infant daughter
arrived home from Now York, Tuesday.
March l9.-Nancy 4. Dewey died of pncu-
mona on Sunday afternoon, March -. The
deceased leaves one son, Georg" Piper, who
has been an inmate of the Home for Desti-
tuto chillron Of Burlington. Pred Cobb
has taken the William Ellis place for the
coming year.
STARKSBCRO.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Casey are re joicinr
over the birth Of a son-Mrs Newell Cliff
ford ami SON OF Sholburne are visiting
friends in tovu-lire. Wilbur Holcomb
and daughter are guest, at w. H. Hol-
comb :.
SOUTH STARKS3ORO.
Daniel Hallock has bought the farm be-
| longing to the estate of the late Samuel
| Lamb Mrs. Benedict and her two children
/ of Wiilsboro, y. y, are visiting her mother
| here, Mrs Albert Orvis. -Culon Shattuck
and wife have moved to Huntington.
GRANVILLE.
Evcrill Farr aud Bette Kennedy were
married Wedncs lay, March u, by Rev. A.
Chase of Rochester. Mrs. Chas. Best OF
| Montpelier is a guest of l.. B. Dinicl1 and
wife Lawrence Howe and wife are ut
wort, for s. f. Hubbard.- Henry Freeman
cut off two of hi, fingers while working in
the shingie mill last Thursday. Hattie
Sawyer has gone to Sharon to work.
ROCKVILLE.
Mrs. Eliza Rich was called homo Wednes-
day on account of the sudden illness of her
mother Mrs. Newell and daughter spent
last week in Brandon
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ORWELL.

Special services We're held in the Congre-
gational church Easter morning. An in
teresting sermon was delivered by Rev NJ
Swift and the choir was assisted by Mrs
Swift and Ocampaugh's orchestra. The
floral decorations were choice and very
tastciuliy arranged. A daughter has been
born to Dr.. and Mrs. Vincent. Mrs. NJ. \.
Royce and Miss Royce returned from Mass
achuSetts Sunday morning.-Mr. and Mrs
Rollin Young have returned and opened
their farm home There was thank offer
ing at the parsonage Friday afternoon.
About So were received, which it was de-
cid.d to -eul t. colOIel school III Georgia
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

Pickerel hunters are shooting fish from
the shoulder quito literally these days at
the cove halles Pratt will carry on John
II. Thorps farm another ar.-fienry c.
Root is recovering from his recent serious
illness Samuel Whaleys wife is ill-The
school board have elected Rev. llervev Gu
lick, now superintendent of schools clerk of
tho board.-Charlcs f. Holmes lett with a
carload Of holses Wednesday night -
Thomas G. Hill i, couValcaccny. --OYette L.
Stone has goIo to MasSachusettS.-An Anna
Byington taught very successful term of
school in No. 6--Chares Billings is to carry
on l.. X. Hubball's farm again this year
Mary +. Jones has returned from spending
the winter with her sister, Mrs Carpenter,
in Addison. Mrs. a. NJ. baldwin is visiting
in Burlington.
Miss Eta Dorr went to Lyon mountain
last Friday 10 teach III the Graded school. -
Eli Besctte and Miss Anna Larose were mar
ried at the home OF the bride in Bristol, last
Wednesday, They will reside in Charlotte
Clayton Stone returned from SaXton' 5
River academy last Thursday. Miss Gertie
Dorrrcturned from keene, y, H., last week.
\ young son Of Napoleon Rock died of pneu-
monia last Saturday aged two years. Tho
funeral was held Monday at the Catholic
church in East Charlotte. -Dennis Toner re-
turned from Walla Walla, Wash, last Sat
urday. -rhe Congregational church En-
deayor committee held 10 cent social
and maple sugar party Wednesday even
ing, March % at Mr. Fred Hosford's.
Proceeds for church repairs.
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MILTON.

The Easter offerings in Trinity church
were 81. 50. An altar cloth and chancel
hangings. with prayer book, and hymnals
were received from st. Luke : church, Cam
bridge n. y; also a set of clerical vest
ments was presented by the Woman's Aux
Hilary of the Mission. These gifts were con-
secrated at a service previous to the regular
service Many flowers. elaborate music
and a good congregation were features of
the day.
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WANTED.

When you want anything, advertise in
the new special column Of this paper Some
BARGAINS are offered there this week. which
it will pay you TO read about Sec page
seven This paper has moro than @5,OOO
readers every week, and one cent word
will reach them all
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-29
ESSEX JUNCTION.

4 sugar festival was held in the Baptist
church Thursday evening Mrs William
Fletcher and daughter Anna have been Wis
lting MI, Fletchers parents Nj and Mrs
Lucius Booth The Ladies Missionary
circle met with Miss Dora Read Friday al
trrnJJn. john Bate, has rented his fathers
farm, the farm Of George Bates Of Willi,tQn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-29
LINCOLN.

Sylvester Hodge has sold his farm to T.
GriGGs and moved his wife to George At
woods to board during her sickness Mon
day of last week she had II large tunor re-
moved but she is improving fast Mrs Il.
A, lalr is gaining aud hopes to he able to be
moved 10 her home in a few days. Valley
Nalney has rented John Bu,hs farm and
moved on TO it-Ashley FAIR is still very
sick with pneumonia.
Mrs. Hodge had cancer cut ont Of hor
hip that weighed four pounds the 10Th
Edward Pope has moved to Randolph. -
Mrs. Farr is improving slowly.
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MONKTON,

Fred Palmer ms buuGst of Charlie Smith
his place al the Boro. Miss Susie Norris
returned here Wednesday from a short visit
TO her home in Canada -Icury Sweet hns
rented the farm owned 10y Mrs. B. i. SUIT
ton for thc coming year--Jhc local W. G..
r. L. held temperance meeting at the
Friends church Tuesday evening, March 20,
in celebration of Cen Neal BOWS 9Oth
birthday. Rev. Samuel Miles and wife left
town Monday for Utica, y. Y. After visit
ing their son. William Mics, they will 20
60 Philadelphia. expecting to be gone for
some timc.-Thc members Of the band have
again engaged \. y. Nittum of Ncrgenncs
rs their leader. and for the next eight weeks
will hold their meetings at the town hail
Allan Gornall has gone to Taunton, Mass,
to stay for the present with his daughter in
law.
Fred Palmer has bought Charles Smiths
place at the BorD. Consideration $500
Mrs Lettie Smith Wilson OF New York
has been in town for few days visiting
friends. Miss Kara Beer, returned here
with hcr.-Mrs DR. Sutton has rented her
farm nj the Boro to Henry Sweet. -AIion
White went 10 Burlington for medical aid
TO his eyes Henry Bcssctt OF Barnum town
j. to run the Allen creamery Mr.. Orvil
Cox is putting bay window into his
house and making several other improve
mcnts.
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NORTH FERRlSBU RGH.

Mrs Q. Il MallOly, who las beeu quito
sick with pneumonia, died suddenly Thurs
day morning Her two daughters. Hho
were il northampton were 'telesraphed for
aud arrived Thursday night Nj. Mallory
leaves a husband and i've children to mourn
her loss Mr. + e Palmer il homo from
Pouitney 10 spend his Easter vacation. ---
Louisa Marselt cf Brandon is visiting at
her brothers j. Marsett, MIR l.. Harlmg-
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WHlTiNG

A a Pond has bought ii place in Fran
ion village ana Is moving his goods there
Miss Eliza Hubbard at Brandon /, visit
ing Mrs. Mary Cudworth Curtis Parker
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. u. o. Bullock returned last week
from a three weeks visit III Boston. Moses
Herrick went to Madison, Wis, last week.
Guy Phelps is able to ride out. Mrs Nc
Nally returned from Brooklyn, y. y, last
Saturday Roy Bullock was home last week
for his vacation
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NEW RAVEN.

Mrs. W. W. Wilson Of Bristol visited her
mother. Mrs. T. G. Adams, last week,
Hiram Thompson has rented his farm to
Newton Rose and has moved into the Wicker
house. Miss Helen Miner is quite i'll with
mumpS.-Mr. and Mrs. VIII Geo of Monk
ton visited friends in town last week. Mrs,
William II. Partch entertained her Sunday
school class at her home last Thursday after
noon. Miss Marianne London gave a sugar
party Friday evening Mr.. +. :. RoNley
" Shelhurre spent last week with his son,
+. +. RoWley.-MrS c. +. Hesselgrave is
lib. C. Miner of Essex, y. y. is visiting
his parents Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Miner
Miss Mary J.. Roscoe is spending her yaca-
ton in town.
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WESTFORD.

Miss Hattie Beach has been engaged to
teach this spring at Jericho Centre'-Mrs.
l.. c. Nichols is suffering from serious at
tack of bronchial pneumonia. Mrs. Sarah
Melendy is to teach school in school No :.
r. l.. Nichols and Nathan c. Dlmick have
been drawn as petit jurors Miss Lizzie
Allen retained to North Adams Saturday.
There is project on foot to establish a
station on the Burlington and I.amoille rail
road 10 be called Westfor1. The proposed
station would be near the creamery al
Hampshire Corners
The school directors met aud organized
toG the coming year with Hon. A. c. Rob
inson as chairman: q NJ Huntley, clerk,
and j. f. Allen, superintendent BY the
school census there are Isl scholars oil school
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BRIDPORT.

Miss Mamie Towle of Mi1dlebury college
is spending the Easter vacation at Z. L.
Miners -Easter services were held at the
Congregational church.-Mi,s Louise Con-
verse, who is attending school at SaXton' :
River. is at home. Frank M9tot has taken
Is. y. Skif'. farm and has moved to it
Frank Guyettc, ir., has moved to the stock
farm.
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BOLTON.

Mrs Don Turner of Moretown spent Sun
day in town-Miss Belle Morse is home
from Montpelier for a few days. q. Nc
Gee has gone to housekeeping. Miss Ag-
gle Morse has been engaged to teach her
eighth term Of school at Jericho. Mrs. \.
G. Stevens is spending a few days in Jericho
with her parents. w Warren WriSlcy has
finished work for c. T. & G.. W. Stevens
and gone to Middlesex. The Ladies Aid
meet with Mrs A. c. Huntley Thursday
Chester Powers spent Saturday with his par
ents in MddleseX
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mr. Blinn, who has occupied the Tyler
house daring the winter, has moved to
julius Beneiict'- farm in Cornwall. Miss
Libbie Sprigg has moved into the Spra que
house. Her sister Mrs. Bates Of Spring
field, Mass, is with her.-Carson Robbins
returned to poultncy this Week.-Mrs. Ada
Iiurlbert is to teach in Waltham Miss
Carrie Baker is visiting friends at Enos-
burgh Fails this week
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SALISBURY.
STARKSBCRO.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Casey are rejoicing
over the birth Of son.-Mrs Newell Cliff
ford and son OF Ihcburne are visiting
friend, in touu.-Mrs Wilbur Holcomb
and daughter are guests at W. H. Hol-
combs
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UNDERHILl.

Mrs George Irish who had been i'll for
several days, but not considered dangerous
" so. died very suddenly on Thursday. Flu
neral services were on Monday, Rev. c.
Pike officiating Mrs Irish is the last of
family of three, who, with their father, have
died in the last three years. w allace Stevens
started for Alaska Oh Thursday --Pneu-
monia Of severe type is very prevalent
many being sick and several cases having
proved fatal Charles Barney of Dallas
Texas Is in town Mrs. John Nichols was
called to Milton last Saturday 10 attend the
funeral If her brother Charles Tunuey. who
died very suddenly of apopIeNy, --George