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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-05

First publication sept. n last Oct. 3.
state of Michganlss
county of Iron.
Al u session Of the Probate court for said
county, held NC the Probate once Ia the Village
"a Crystal Falls on the 10Th day ~ September
IN the year one thousand eight hundred and
ninety. five Present. A j. Flewellng Judge ~
Probate. In the matter Of the estate o. Amelia
Mnnhall. decreased. On reading aud ing the
petition. duly verified. OF chas. = Henry
administrator OF said estate praying for leave
10 sell certain real estate belonging 70 said
estate for the purpose Of paying the debts Of
said estate.
Thefeupon Il Is ordered. that Tuesday. the
10th day OF October next. ~ 10 o'clock Ia the
forenoon, be assigned for the hearing OF said
petition. aud that the creditors aud heirS.at-
law Of said deceased. and all other person inter
eSted IN said estate. ARE required 20 appear
AT session az said court, then ~ be ho'deni the
Probate office. ~ the VILLAGE al Crystal FnllA
aud show cause. IL any there be, why the prayer
OF the petitioner should be granted And 10 n
further ordered. that said petitioner, give
notice 10 the persons interested IN said estate
OF the tendency Of the said petition, and the
hearing thereof by causing n copy OF this order
To be published Ia Tux DIAMOND DRILL. a news
paper printed and circulated In said county.
three successive weeks previous 20 snld day oi
hearing. AfHEnf H.. ftEwEi4LiNH,
MAURICE u. Il. FULLER, Judge OF Probate.
Attorney for Administrator.
fsEAT.I
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-05

Publications. F,rst. september 2fM. A. d.
1890. iN~t. Notefnhtr 4nN, A. y lftA
n pseae and es vlrtes , q 81, ~ , s, 81
Iron ia chanccry. ll the State ~ Mic i|ean,
mn,lt and dated on che 3lei Htv "a ftbtuiff,
a. p.. lAo1 A. a certain san~ urreln pf'dilif,
Anafrp rfrn Elizabeth J. ultu and fnfI Nn'
fIonii btuk ~ iron Mountain. 81 Iron ipin,
tain, Aichftn, ARE dsitnttntt, AnN Wherein
said First National uark 81 Iron huu lalif.
IN Iron tiOuntati, Nith,eAn 81 rfoSetom lain.
ant and the "a Andrew Irtn. Elizabeth j. trtn
aud Ada.it Llisthrld are Gross del. ild.fis'
shall ~f 40 public auction, % the , .iie~t
bidder. ~ Tie lront door ~ TIE cnnft 10, - %
che NiilgcH 81 fyttni Falls. iu said Com y ~
Iron ana State 40 Alehsau, lSlld eongi pt~'
oe'ne The plnce loo holding the iu1nt CONT TOR
said couutN ou lntSir 81. tlt i.tli day az Nnt
ycnlhrr a. ~. 1900. 40 tti in O'Clock ~ tiie
9rneon, an 81 ~ much y me hcrvi after
aud State ~ AichlAHl. ~ may he necessary to
rtilrl, Toe Nuollf Sill flne and uuW dir. To-
me First NaflonlN hluk 81 lrun NunHifti 1t
Iron Mountain Nlciietn, cne az tlie NetNHanfs
AND flt cross colnpNnltiil ln salt tuN'. oi i.int
cIpaElnictt<t and c0sts in the rt3feft we lu>i.s
aioress,idi anl siltcr h.tNhe sold SUFFICIENT
sail First National naaik 81 Iron Nunntain. ~
Iron Mountain, Nlchltil. as aforesaid. SKULL
sell The residue, 90 tilf there shall hel pr 80
much more ~ the said above mentioned aud
hereinafter drsclilu'd aads As MAS hpnecessary
~ satisfy and pay the amount nov line ca Tho
siiii complainant H'f'iliii fiirtci'i. time rii
S.acfion) Tor principal, inttest Rim costs ia
the respective causes. la accordance with the
term. q said siecrce aud hi the following order
that Il 20 SAy;
ntSCNlIiON
Lots numbered twenty i've l25l. twcuty.sN.
l2Ci uiid ORC hundred. 1000 on the recorded
plat "a the original Village ul CryNtni Fails /.
also lots numbered two hundred mud twenty
seven t221), TWO hundred and TWENTY sight.
(22Sl. two hnndnrd aud lity-tive l25b). two
hundred aud lity.Six. t2lto. Two hundred ana
hiiy eight. CESS and the enst thirty ttgt ~ lots
numbered two hundred and sevtnieen and two
hundred and eighteen, n, 10 II. AZ lots AT a
2lsl on the recorded plstt OF tle first addition
10 said village: also the east oneh bali o the
southeast olc-qualier. 81 Hectiun tneHtyn 1--we.
ia township Iorth-tiiree north ui rA'lg' thirty
three west. II, OF r. 3, spc. 81, twp. 80 ~
81 rnnco 1913 W.
Datesi az Crystal Falla Iron county Miehi.
gan, this lih day oE September, a y 1896.
SHERMAN n flANny.
Circuit Court Commissioners in and for The
County 0fir0n, Mirhgan. Juilrs J. pArFH.
solicitor for Adulph lihltrld.
FABIAN u TGrnEtL.
solicitor Tor FRS, Natonal Bunk ~ Iron
Mountan. ni Iron Mountain, Michigan.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-05

First publication InIy l.i. last Oct 8
Whereas default has been made 10 the pay.
meut 80 money secured hy mortgage dat+il tine
twenty.nuth day o Ortoberin the year elph
teen hundred aud itilpty-one. executed hy
Charles A. otto and flnunce q otto. his wife.
10 ALERT ~ Smith which said noricnne WAS
recorded IN the Office uf the Register ~ Deeds az
the county of Iron. Ia lihpr three 81 murfaasrA
ON p,sge one hundred and twtfi cinht. un the
ninth day oi November. eieA'een hundred aud
ninet 0ie, at two u'flurk D. ~. And whereas
the said mofigage itls been duty assigned hy the
said Albert w. Smith 90 Adnlph y. Uman4bnrg
aud Michael ~ Peter. by assignment bearing
date the eighteenth day of April. eighteen hun.
bred and nhef s. three aud recorded n the Office
OF the Register OF Deeds of said county of Iron.
Ou The tMeut ynecOnd day 81 April. einhieeii hun
drci ana unety three ~ iiie clock IA. ~
llbcr four OF morf aArgs nn page three hundred
and nine ana the same is nov owned by them.
Aud Whereas the amount elallned 20 le due on
said morgaEe vt the date oi ls notice IL the
sum az 0up hundred and seven dollars 81 prlnci-
pal ana INTEREST md the attorney lees allowed
by law which Il DE whole amount clnimed 60 be
unpaid on said mortgage anl 40 anit or pro.
reeinlg having been Instituted Ht lAw to recover
the debt now remaining secured hy said mort.
gnge ar any part thereof whereby the power oi
sale contained in said mOriR1ee has become OPP
crative Nnw thewiorp notice u hereby given
that by virtue at said power 81 eilc and ln pnr-
suance ~ The statute in such case nnde aud
provided the ~Hia mortganr viii Ice fnrVlosed hv
a sale af he premises therein efacrhod "a pub.
Ne auction o. the highest bidder az the front
door Of ihe court honsr "a the Village OF CRYSTAL
FArr ii fAAl NOHlAtN ~ AfDiAt hH ANfFNNNilNtN tN
81 October next. nt eleven O clop nthff1fenonu
OF that day which said plrnliSv uFV Described
in sud moriglcp az follows. thsNit. All that
certain pilrs' or pnrcr of hand AitnAte IN the
Township % Bates. Ia the runnty oi Iron nnd
state ~ Michigan aud described as follows, to-
Wit East half uf north west quarter nuilnorth.
east eu1rtef Of southwest quarter Of section
seventeen la township f0rtVthree uorth nl
range thirty four west Michigan.
Dated July a.. 1875.
AnoLpn J.. GuENsnuao aud
MICHAEL 81 PETER.
A. l.. FI.EWELlINn. Attorney. Aaaaneca
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-05
Mortrar1 Sale.


First Publication August 3 last October %.
Whereas default hns been made Ia tie pay.
ment Of the monty secured hS % MORTGAGE dated
the seventeenth day ~ July. a. d. 1881.
executed by Herman R;iu OF the village OF Crys-
tai Falls, Iron County Michigan. 20 Henry
Hast lngs. OF the County Of Fond du lac. state
Of Wisconsin. which Siih Mortgage was recorded
in the Office 81 the Register of Deeds 81 the
County OF Marquette. Michigan, la Liber 49, ol
Mortgages, on page GOT. on the fourth day Of
August A. ID. 1884 AT eight O'Clock iit the fore.
noon, that being the county IN which the lands
mentioned in said MORTGAGE and hereinafter
described. were then contained, and which said
Morteage Is now. and has been slmee the year A.
ID. 1885. also at record in the q hce oi the Regis
ter OF Deeds OF said County OF Iron in Tiber 2
OF Mortgages on page z, that being the county
la which the lands ate now situHte;
Aud Whereas, the Nlid MORTGAGE has been
duly assigned by The said Henry Hastings 90 a..
q. Cook Of Iron Mountain, Michigan, by asA!gtI-
nent bearing date the tenth day uf April, A. ID.
1893. aud rvcorled IN the oaire OF the keqlrter
OF Deeds of said County of Iron. on the 3aih
day OF July, A. d. 1898, 40 eleven n'c clock Ia the
forenoon. in l.ihrr OF Mortgages on page 10.
and the same H. now Owned by HIM
Aud Whereas the amount clnnled 60 be due
ON said Mortgage az the date hrrVOfis the SUM
Of -four hundred aud ninety-elehi dolhit~ aud
seventy eight cents f3 los TSl ~ prjncipu1 and
Interest. and which a the whole amount claimed
TO be unpaid on said Mortgage nnd no suit or
proceeding having breIi instituted 40 law 90
recover the debt now remaining secured by said
mortgages or any part thereof. Whereby the
power of sale contained IN said Mortgage has
become operative.
Therefore. Notice h. hereby given that by
virtue OF the said power OF SALE and Ia pnrSu.
nnce of the statute in such ease nude aud pro.
vided the said mortgage VIII be infrcosed ty a
sale of the promises therein described nj nnbic
anction to the highest bidder. ~ the trout door
of the Court House. IA the village al Crystal
Falls, IN said Comfy Of Iron. ON the Twenty.
eighth day Of October. a. -. 1895. 40 eleven
O'Clock in the forenoon 81 that day which said
premises ARE described tn snd Moftnaee ns fol.
lows. Lot number eeVenty,tlir'p f1;D ~ the
village oi Crystal Falls. la said county of Iron.
Dated Angist l~f, IS95. A a. Cook
COOK 4 pEf ham. Assignee uf NorfgAree.
Attorneys for Assignee.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-05

First publication July l3. last Oct g.
Whereas default has hcrn mnde in the pay
pciit 90 money secured by mortgage dated TN
eighteenth day at August. eightecu huudled aud
ninety ONO executed hy Charles A. Otto nnd
FLORENCE q otto his win, 90 Albert W smith.
~ Bates, MiChiunn, which said mnrlttAr. uls
recorded M thr office 81 the Register 81 Deeds Of
the county ~ Iron. IN liber three uf MORTGAGES.
on page one hundred aud seventy I've. un the
fifteenth dny ~ November. elahtrpu huodreI al AL
ninft y.two, nt cleVef o'clurk "a. M. And Whers.
AZ the said inortulee has leeu dnly assiuaed hy
the SAID Ailrlt w Smith Go Adoiph ~ Gucns.
bury md Michael So Peter hy nsastunnpuf henf
inn dbtc The e'phirtuth day &c April. eiehifrn
hundted nnd nlurt " thrcp iptl tvcoftlp.i IN tho
oipe ~ the Register az Dcptls "a the said county
% lron nu Tie iNeniy -ttout day al April r'ul.
teen huinru and ninety tree. az nine oelnnt
a. M. IN lihcf four 81 moftg4e's uu paeo three
hundred nitd thirteen and (he SAME - nov
owned BY hem. And whereas the amount
claimed Ia be due on Snih fnOrlenec nt the date
~ this notice IA the piun ~ sixty two finl.fs
aud twenty RENTS ul principal nud interest and
the attorney ltfs allowed hy law which n IA
whole amount claimed 90 io unpHld ca said
mnrinnpe ANA no ruit or proceeding having h,cn
Instituted 10 law 20 recover The uthi uow ~
manning ftcrrcd hy the said nofindee or any
r1rt thereof whereby tho power Of ft,e rnii.
tained Ia said mufiifs1c has hecome operative
Now thcNlulr uufice u hereby rlreu That hf
virtue Of the stla power az sale md in pur-u
nnco OF tho statute 10 snOh case niado and mo
yldcd she tala mofluAcs wiil ~ infrclofoa IS h
sale oI The premises theIViu described "a public
aufton 90 The hglicsf bidder nt che front door
el theconft house ln Tie VILLAGE uItryttalFnlls.
ID said county Of itan. on To seventh dfy a.
October next ~ ten Oflufk Ia Tho innncon ~
that day, Nhifh aid premises art kn4fliel hi
snid mofiaape p follows, to.vli ~ ihat ~r
ship 81 Bates I'D fln county ~ lrUli tiId stale nl
Michigan and dr~rlbfd a. follows. fu.Nlts East
han "a norih.ur4t quarter az sfrtiun seventeen
~ township forty thtca north q ranee thirty
luuf west NicNlQnn.
Dated July ~, fsO1.
y. ApoIra 4 cuewsuno and
MlCuAEf IT. fErEr.
a. A. fLEwEfIINo. Assignee
Attorney
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-05

produce goods at lower prices and pay
lower wages 10 labor or give over our
markets to the products TO ioreigu lac
tories.
The WiIson-Bric law never
will be successful burden litter nor a
putter Of money iuto the pockets 81 the
workingmen Protection must be re-
stored TO the tariff system before pros
pcrity can return In full.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-12
GATHER SBURG.

Mr.. Lee NJ. Lipscomb has contracted for
the erection of two dwellings on Brooks ave-
nue..
The Cleveland and Hurst Democratic Club
announce grand rally to occur at the
opera house Wednesday evening.
Inc announcement of the sudden death of
Mr. George NJ. Hoblitzell in Washington,
who was frequent visitor here at the home
OF j. X. Upton, his stepfather, was a great
shock to the many friends he had made in
this vicinity. He suffered from a light at
tack of malarial fever. No danger was APP
pretended but sudden change resulted
fatally. He leaves young widow, daughter
of Col. Moore Of Winchester, Va, and an
infant son.
At the Methodist Church South this morn
ing the funeral of Master Uriah Briggs was
largely attended. Interment was in Forest
Oak cemetery. Rev. l.. L. Lloyd officiated.
Officer Of Registration John E. Clagest
completed his October sitting today. Forty
nine voters were registered, eighteen struck
off and fifteen transferred, making a ne.
gain of sixteen, which, including the gain
OF nine at the September sitting, gives a
total increase of twenty-five. There are
59S voters now in the district
Thursday evening the Gaithersburg Lodge
OF Good Templars received two persons 10
membership, and had fraternal visit from
Prof Vernon d. Watkins of Clagettsvllle
Lodge. who was highly entertained with
vocal and instrumental music.
Rev. L. L. Lloyd and Mr. E. Wilson Walker
nave this week been in attendance upon the
Baltimore district conference at Arlington
Baltimore county. They were representa-
tives from the NJ. E. Church South Of this
town. Mr.. Walker, who was recommended
by the quarterly conference here, at the
conference passed satisfactory examina lions
and was licensed to preach The representa-
ttves captured the next meeting of the con-
ference for this town, three months hence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-12
NEW S
:
ANACOSTIA.

A union prayer meeting preliminary to
the beginning of cvangelistfc services, I'M
der tie auspices of the Baptist and Presby
terrain churches, was held last night in the
Anacostia Baptist Church, Rev. H. +. Ste
venson, pastor.
1t Is said to be practically settled that
should the persons who have intimated
their intention Of applying for a saloon
license in Anacostia do so. and comply
with all the requirements of the law. the
license will be issued. Although 1t was I'M
derstood that applications for the opening
of new saloons would not be considered un-
less filed In the Office of the excise board
on or before October 10. it is said that an
exception was made in the Anacostia mat
ter. At any rate, those interested in the
proposed saloon say there is no necessity
for them to hurry in the case, and they
seem to be very confident that they will he
successful.
Il. W. Harrison, a driver for the Big Four
Company, was thrown fl ON his wagon by
his horses taking fright in Anaccstia yes
terday, and barely escaped having his head
run over. He was sent to Providence Hos
pital to have the bruises and cuts, which
he received by striking the ground, dressed.
The China committee of the proposed
bazaar for the benefit of the Masons, of
which Mrs ]. E. Hartley is chairman, held
a meeting last night and perfected ar
r&ngements for the part the committee will
take in the enterprise.
Rev. j. b. North, pastor of the Minnesota
Avenue Presbyterian Church, who was
very sick for some weeks, has entirely re-
covered.
Mr.. James Reagan of Maryland is the
guest of his brother. Officer John Reagan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-12
DUNCANsoN BROS, AUCrloNEERs.

ENECuToR's SALE OF FINE IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE IA AND pREHtISES;, kMoMN AS Mn
MEsf REiNG THE FeRs!ER isEsIpESeE l:, 81
With OFFICES AnJoiNfSG h TIE SANE 81
TIE MEST, md A LOT ADJOINING 1879 H
FRONT on II STREET Of 81 FEET
BY virtue of the lust will and testament Of
Daniel r. Haener. deceased. duly executed and
recorded. shall offer for salc at public auction,
IIAl.F-rAST FOUR O'CLOCK NJ, all Of lot
numbered fourteen 40, having n froIt II street.
Of si1ty-five and half t6s1D feet and depth Of
having front on II street Of fifteen u5 :eet six
49, inches by depth Of 131 feet riches. and ad-
joining the above the east thereof, all 10 square
numbered one hundred and fcrty-one q41, on The
Whole having font on II street northwest Of 81
feet. The Is feet @ inches front OF lot Is,
above described, is subject to right of way for
running part of the way back. in common with
the adjoining property on the east. The properties
Above offered are improved by that very large and
No 1872 II street northwest, and the twostory
trick house. No. 1914 ii street northwest. used az
Offices and adjoining and connected herewith.
TERMS OF SALE: 0ne-thrd of the purchase
paid deposit at the time Of SALE the remainder
to be paid in two equal installments in "a and
two C years, respectively, FRI m the day Of sale,
to evicen ed by the two prcmissory notes OF the
pure purchasers, bearing interest from The
day of sale at per cent per annum, said interest
to be payable semi annually, all secured by deed q
trust on the property sold. or all cash, at tho
option of the purchaser or Curt hasers, TO he ex:
pressed on the day of sale; Terms 10 be complied
with in fifteen days from day of sale. All convey
aneng. recording ard notary fees at purchasers
Executor Of Daniel r. Hagner, deceased.
cells, 10 12&d&ds
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TkgSIkES sAhE Of y AL IPReyEp
AAE Hfu RSlGIcE kH OF SotgMBA tt HEiSG
I TaEo MAcHIN ~ ENGINES BOIL Ehs, ELE
xAp GTHF GhA Ei41Rls Gas TdYIgKEs
THEREro BELo iie i;.' AMI Aff''iANchS
~. Under and by virtue of deed Of trust. dated the
No. 2olo folio II ct seq. of the land records Of The
Wa a tSe at h the r. , Of Dr.
cured thereby, we will sell, at public auction in
f1Fa q b 5se p @f as On the
FAST FOUR O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERSooN, the
following W described rsai estate situate in the ,un
ss AMI osns na55i Of s o. ns
Plains end Lemar's Outlet, and described as fol-
lows: Beginning for the same at the southwest
corr er Of Fourteenth Street road and Sheridan
nue. beiHg the northeast of said lot one) and
running tbeLce westerly ulOng the southern line Of
SAID 81, Sheridan a.enue to the northwest corner of
line Of said lot two one hundred and thirty five
QsS, feet, thence essterly parallel with Sheridan
point one hundred and thirty-nve Q35) feet south
!, ne Or @ Of said lot two
one hunderd and forty-two Q42y feet souherly lIom
eo Of ssa To- ,s and Oh
ginning: together with the large three-story brick
ana all he ss
boilers, elevators. chandeliers gas fixtures and
is well adPsd fo hotel
The property will be sold subject to three deeds of
trust bearing date the 7h day of March. 1895. and
recorded respectively in Libcr 1894. folio 47s ct
5 ct seq, of the land records of the District Of
Columbia. securing an Indebtedness acgregating
$50, rs, concerning which fuller particulars will
be given at time of sale.
Terms of sale: One third cash, and the balance
in one ard two years from date of sale, for which
the promissory notes of the purchaser must be
given. bearing interest," payable semi-annaally, at
and to be secured by deed Of trust the property
sold, or oil cash. ut the purchasers option. All
cOrveyancing and recording at purchasers cost A
deposit of $500 required at time of sale. If the
terms of sale are rot complied with within ten days
from day Of sale the trustees reserve the right to
resell at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
after three days public notice Of such resale in
SAMUEL MADDOX,
JAMES w. GREER, Trustees
oc12-d&ds $40 Indiana avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-12
BROOkLAND.

The foundation of the addition to the
school building is progressing rapidly, and
the contractor says he will be ready to lay
the brick next week.
Tomorrow will be communion Sunday at
the Methodist Episcopal Church. Every
thing has been got in readiness for this &C.
casion. The new pews and pulpit, which
arrived this week, will be put in, and the
new church will present fine appearance
Miss Blanche Gudgin will lead the Brook
land Chapter of the Epworth League to-
morrow evening. Her subject will be What
Made the Difference?"
The people of Brookland will be interest
ed to hear of the marriage of Miss Bell
Perkins, sister of Mrs. r. Ridgway, and Mr..
Joseph Ridgway, Mr.. Robert Ridgway's
brother, which took place lately in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ridgway have taken
UP their residence in Iowa.
Judge VIM. c. Robinson, professor Of law
at the university. has gone north on a
short visit. He will return about the mid
die of next week.
The reading room Of the Brookland Guild
has been changed to the room in the Town
Hall on the Bunker Hill road, lately va
Gated by Mrs. Lee.
Miss Lille Schwier will probably return
next week from Bellview, Md, where she
has been visiting her grandparents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-12
FALLS CHURCH.

The members Of the Methodist Church
South held pleasant sociable Friday night
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs c. E.
Mankin on Broad street The program for
the occasion consisted of a chorus, "Am I
a Soldier of the Crosse; prayer, by Rev.
A. NJ. Cackley pastor of the church; read
ing, Miss Emma Garner; solo. $50 the
Story Goes Miss Eva Birch; reading, Mr..
E. F. Shoots; solo, Miss Ruth Torreyson:
reading, Mr.. H. A. Beach; duet, "Oh Happy
Swallow Mrs. Kate Wright and Miss
Elsie Febrey. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Ellison, Mr.: and Mrs.
Mrs. Geo. W. Mankin, Mrs. J. F. Febrey.
Mrs. Kate Wright. Misses Nellie and
Blanche Colt, Lenora Wright. Blanche
Drummer, Eva Birch, Beulah Donaldson,
Galleher, Emma Garner Mary Brown,
Mabel Drummer, Edna Bailey. Ruth Torrey-
son, Messrs. Elmer Jacobs, DR.. T. c. Quick,
p. NJ. Talbot, Rev. A. NJ. Cackley, E. F.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Garretson have as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Corzine
and Mrs. ]. G. VanDorne of Franklin Park,
N. j.
The town council will meet at the council
rooms Monday night.
Judge James Sangster has declined the
nomination for the legislature rendered him
by the republican convention which met at
committee of the county will meet next
Monday to name another candidate.
Mrs. S. A. Ball and daughter Carrie, who
have been visiting relatives at Herndon and
Waterford. returned home Friday.
Mr.. John Center of Brooklyn Is visiting
his mother, Mrs. George w. Center.
Miss Belle Eskridge, assistant matron of
the Louise Home of Washington, Is at the
Eagle House.
Prof. Gilbert Walden was the guest of
Mr.. NJ. f. Church Thursday.
Miss Roberta Ossire of Washington is
visiting Miss Mary Crossman.
Mrs. c. Q. Hotine of Springfield, Mass,
was here Friday. with view of making
this her home in the near future.
Mr.. A.. r. Jacobs returned from a visit
to his brother, H. F. Jacobs, in West Vir-
ginia,. Friday.
Mr.. Lynn s. Abbott has returned to Chi
cago to resume his duties as the repre-
sentative of Public Opinion of New York
in that city.