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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-05

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
N Letters OF administration upon the estate
of Andrew Eyer, late OF CressOn township, Cain
bria county Pa, deceased. having been granted
nv the Reg lister OF Cambria county TO Eliza j.
Eyer and John =. Eyer. notice IL hereby given
TO All persons indebted 20 said estate to make i'm
mediate payment aLd those having claims
against the same will present them duly authen-
tieated Tor payment
ELIZA j. EGER,
CressOn Z. o.,
J,F. MCkRsRICK, JOHN ;. EGER.
Ebensburg. Pa, Altoona. r u.
ATTORNEY tor estate. Administrators.
March Y
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slq2 20 of this amount was paid by water rent
for the Electric Light Plant. which is not in
cIuded in amount received from X. l.. Thomas
ASSETS.
Ba lance in hands OF John r.
TibbOtt, Treasurer. ....--.s iS2 10
Balance in hands of X. l.
SOP oil
LIABILITIES.
Outstanding bonds. series of
1850 oVo W
Outstanding bonds, series OF
1870 ssvb W
Ou standing orders--.-.-----.----- q 10
80 2O5 10
We the undersigned Auditors of the borough
OF Ebensburx, do report that we have examined
the accounts and vouchers of the receipts and eN-
nendttur OF said borough for the year ending
March llth 1895 and find them correct as above
stated.
SCHUYLER a.. DAVIS, andi,ors
A. J. WATERS,
Ehensburg, Pa. March -, 1895.
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a SSIGNEE'S NOTICE

A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE
IA W A T.. Little and Susan q. Little. hts
vile, OF the borough of LorettO. Cambria county.
having By their deed OF voluntary assignment
dated March o ls95. conveyed TO the undersign-
ed. In trust Tor the benett of creditors all the
property of the said W A Is. Little. notice II
hereby given that all persons Indebted to said
w A b Little VIII please make payment the
assignee. and those having claims or demands
against the same will make them known without
delay P j. LITTLE,
Assignee OF W A. B. Little.
Ebensburg, Pa March -. 1895
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. DNiNISrRAToR-s NOTICE.

a T.
N Estate OF William TOmlinson. deceased
Letters OF administration the estate OF VIII
liam TOmltnson. late OF Allegheny township.
Cambria county. Pennsy lvAnia. deceased,
having been granted to me. notice
is hereby given TO all persons indebted said
estate 20 make immediate payment and those
having claims against the same will present
them properly authenticat a for settlement.
GEORGE SEY MOUk.
BRIDGET TOMLlNSON.
Administrators OF William TOmifnson. deceased.
Allegheny township. March l. 1925
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A DAIINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
~ Letters of administrati, upon the estate
OF Matthew Mc9aughey. late of Munster town
ship, county OF Cambria. Pa. deceased. having
been granted to the undersigned bV the Regis
ter. notice IL hereby given 10 all persons indebI-
ed 10 said estate To make Immediate payment,
and those having claims or demands az ainst the
same shall present them properly authenticated
for settlement.
AUGUSTINE W. EBERLY
Administrator OF Matthew McJiaughey, decd
Munster Twp. March - 1895
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a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
N Letters oi administration upon the estate
OF Jacob 1rinkley. late OF Carroll township, Gam
hria county. deceased, were duly granted by the
Register of said county to the undersigned, and
all persons indebted TO said estate are hereby no
tihed to make immediate payment and those
having claims against the same TO present them
properly authenticated for settlement
SYLVESTER BRADLEY,
CarrOlltOwn. Pa.
SYLVESTER ECKENRODE
i r McKENRICK ESQ. LOrettO. Pa.
Attorney for estate. Administrators.
Ebens sSurg Pa. March 20. lSs5.N
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Orphans Court Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE !
200 Acres,

more OF less. and having thereon erected a large
FRAME HOUSE. sixty ie-t in length by thirty
ieet in width. containing eleven rooms. "A Bank
Barn eighty feet IN length by sixty feet in width.
an Ice House. "A Slaughter House. "A Store House
and Granary. and all necessary Outbuildings-
TERMS OF SALE.
Ten per cent OF the purchase money TO he paid
In hand at the time Of sale; the balance Of one
third at the confirmation # sale; three ninth
in year from the confirmation of sale. with
interest; and two-nInthS in two years from the
coutirma ton OF sale. with interest; the remain
ing one ninth of the purchase money to remain
a lien during the lifetime OF Eliza J. D1rhin. wild
ow VI james =. Durhin. deceased. the interest
from the time OF continuation OF the sale to he
paid to her annually. and at her death said one
ninth of the purchase money to he paid to the
the heirs and legal representatives of said lanes
- iJurbip. deceased. Deferred payments to be
secured 10y Judgment bond and mortgage OF the
purchaser. -
JOANNA DURBlN.
Surviving eXecut-iN of the last will and tesla
ment OF Augustine DurnIn. deceased.
Munster. Pa. March -. isg5.
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Court proceedings.

The following civil cases were di. 1osed
of in court last week.
Joseph c Noel vs. Thomas Git .ngs,
trespass Jury find for defendant.
H. ;. Prutzman v. the Farmers Dply
Company. of Johnstown. ASSumpSit
Jury find for defendants.
w. F. Berringer vs.. Hipps & Lloyd.
AsSumpSit. Jury find for plaintiff.
The Merchants National Bank Ys. the
Lilly Banking Company and Caron Leahey.
Jury find for the plaintiff the sum of
S3777.2g.
Mrs. Annie Kok0 vs.. the Cresson Coal x
Coke Company, tresSpasS. Jury find for
defendant.
The Phoenix Brewing Company ". the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Jury
find for the defendant.
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Orphans Court Sale
OF NALUABLE-
REAL ESTATE! !


DIV authority of an order of the orphans Court
II OF Cambria county. Pa. directed.
will expose to public sale at the premises IN Chest
Springs. Pa. on
SATURDAY. APRIL 9TH, 1895,
at haIfpast O'Clock in the afternoon the fol-
lowing described real estate. viz, All that GER
ain piece parcel OF land situate in the borough
OF Chest Springs, in the county OF Cambria and
state of Pennsylvania. bounded by Columbia
street. lot Of Perry Mcdonald and two alleys,
containing two lots OF ground, and having there
on erected tTo-stOry
Frame Dwelling House,
and sGOREROOM, with outbuiIdings. all in
good state OF repair.
TERMS OF SALE
Ten per cent. ef the purchase money 10 be paid
in hand at the time Of sale: the balance ei one
third at the connrms tiOn OF sale: one-third in
one year from the confirmation OF sale. and the
balance in two years IRON the confirmation Of
sale. Deferred payments TO bear interest. and TO
be secured by the bond and mortgage OF the pur-
chaser
HELENA MELLON.
March Is, ls95.3t Trustee.
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lNNEcuTOR,s NOTICE.

ENECUTUR'S NOTICE.
Ia Estate o. James Hagan. sSr deceased.
Letters teStamentary Oh the estate of James
Hagan. ST. late OF the borough OF Lilly, Cam
b-ta county. Pennsylvania. deceased. having
been granted to me all persons indebted 10 said
estate hereby nOtincd To make Iayment to
me withou: delay. and those having claims
agaia-t said estate will present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
DANIEL HAC.A AN.
Lilly, PA =, March IS, 1925. Executor.
a SSIGNED ESTATE OF HENRY J. CON
A WAY
Notice il hereby given that Henry ]. Conway
of t4aIlftZin township. Cambria county, PennsyI-
yaIia has made A general assignment Tor the
bsnetit Of creditors to the unueTs signed. All pei
sons ind ehted TO said estate requested TO
make immediate payment and those having
claims will resent the same without delay TO
or hts attorney. J. J. RHODbN.
EDWARD L. AICNEELIs. Assignee
Johnstowu, ia. AshyIIle, Pa
April 5, 1895.
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THE contract for the stone work of TIE
new Catholic church at Nicktown has
beer awarded 10 NJ. j. KirSch
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ReaIEstate Transfers.


+. c. LOrentZ to George MUehlhauScr.
assignee, JohnStowu: consideration &.
Jacob T. Ragcr's guardian to Michael
Rager. jackson. $50.
w. \. Il. Little ct uX. 20 Z. J. Little,
assignee. Loretto, 81.
Mary \. Jones TO PENNSYLVANIA railroad
company. JOhnStown. 5000.
2. and y. Finn to H. b. Powell ct al.
SuSquehanna. 800.
Sheriff of Cambria county 10 Baltimore
Building and Loan Association, Morrcll-
vile. 5000.
Jacob Horner'S heirs to William Lego, ct
al. Sandyvale. so.
Jacob Horner's heirs to William Lego,
ct al SaudyviIle. 50.
Caron Leahey ct uX. to Robert Smith,
Lilly, $500.
Andrew J. Sanker to Patrick J. Multi
gan. CresSon township. SO.
Andrew J. Noon ct al. TO Theodore Ma
kin, Dale. 500.
IA. Thompson ct uX. to Luke Miller,
Washington. 500.
W a. Piper ct al. to Louisa Stevens,
Lilly. $50.
Alice NJ. Waters ct vir to Elizabeth X.
Uugrr. JohnStOwn. 81.
Michael J. Rager Jacob Simmons, Jack
son. 500
Gottieb PfeStrr to John PfeSJer. Cres-
son township, 81
Sarah Gallagher to Cathariue Gallagher,
John>loWh- 81
Michael Bradley ct uN. TO Edward J.
Hughes. Lilly. 500.
Patrick Seaman to Martin Seaman.
W,shinrrou so
Sarah Gallagher to ConIv Gallagher.
JnbrStoyyu 500
William ] DonnelIy 4 Co. toS. /.
Ir,yf, Patton Sg3g
Tom /. Johnson ct IN. To Evan Purh
ct al JobuStoyu 81 anp
lanes Wise 10 John J. Wise ct al
Lower Yoder. SEQ.
lanes Wise TO John J. Wise et al
Lower Yoder. S347
! H. Lowell ct uX. To David y Lowell.
Rrade. $50.
William Stevens ct uv. to Charles Ief-
ger- Jackson. $50.
Charles LcftIcr IT uN. to CYRUS Leiiler
.JarkSou. S3.7~5
Charles Lrfller ct uN. To Cyrus LellIer.
! jackson. $50
Charles Letter ct ny. to Cyrus Lclllcr.
/ jackson. 500.
= {. Ream ct uX to Jacob H. Kriug.
Johustowu. $50.
Elizabeth X. Unper ct yir 20 Alice NJ
! Waters Jobnstown. 81
lydia f. Grorre to Elizabeth OFT. Johns
| town S4oo0
| WiIIi,n Mansfield et ny. to James J
! Rbodv assignee. AsbviIle. 81
/
beN"ie" '8"'"e'
~ n
/ tiOn and iaithiulneSS was developed at
! the inquest held lew days ago upon the
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STATEMENT OF SETTLEAI ENT WITH SU
- peryisOrs of Washington township for the
year ending March IL. 1895:
PETER ROBINE. Sr., Supervisor.
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Balance due J. Dayis..---.--.----- - IS
We. the undersigned Auditors of Blacklick
township. have exs mined tie above account and
md IL correct 10 the best OF Ou- knowledge and
belief.
]. +. ROWLAND.
q A. MICH AEIsS. Auditors. q.
JOHN NIPPS
Attest: ELLSWORTH ROWLAND. CLERK.
March 22 1895.
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Two new coal mines will be opened at
BarneSboro this spring. The output of
the mines at that place will then be 1900
tons daily.
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APRIL 20, 1895.

at ! o'clock. NJ. on the premises in CiallItzin
township, on the road leadinE from JIallitztn to
AshvIile. the following described real estate, To
wit: BEtTlNNlNG at a pest on line between
the counties OF Blair and Cambria: thence by
land warranted to aaron Rowen north ~ de-
grees west LIS perches TO a Spanish oak; thence
by land warranted to Eleanor Catharine Heister
north 4 degrees east 10 perches TO a fallen
chestnut ana pointers; thence bY said lanI war
rauted 10 Martha dannan south 81 degrees east
~ perches 10 pointers; thence by said land south
6}ia degrees east l36 perches TO post at county
line: thence 10y satd county line 50 degrees west
loo peTcheS To place "f tegInning. CONTAINING
about $50 Acres. more less. about
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Liabilities in excess of assets about-s 80 90
We. the undersigned Auditors OF Washington
township certify that We have examined the ac-
counts OF said township anG nnd them above
stated.
JOHN AICTAMANT.
JOHN II hENRDnE,
PETER RUBINE. JR.,
Attest: Ws Brown, CIerE- Clerk
March -. lsg5 st.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE

IDY virtue of an order OF the Court of Common
ID Pleas of Cnmbria county, Pa. directed to
me undersigned Assignee OF Theodore Benden
and Sarah his wife )f GlliitZin township, Cam
bria county. trust for the benefit the credi-
tors OF said Theodore Benden, there will be eN-
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ID ECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF THE
II borough of Ehensburg from March l2th.
/ s94, to March II. 1885:
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LEoNCE SHIELDS, OF this place, went 20
PitIsbnrg on Monday.
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miscellaneous Notices

TWO Heating Stoves at cost at buttons.
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EURS.
L Tue highest market price paid for all kinds
of Furs Dy George l.. FredeTicks EbensbuTg. Pa.
NVANrED "A general representative in this
w county TO organize local boards Tor the
Artisans Savings and LO Association Ad
dress 81 Fii;h Ave- Pittsburg Pa mchZ2
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Program of commencement exercises of
the Ebensburg High school, Wednesday,
April 10. ISg5:
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EARMERS?
L Your attention Is kindly called to the best
hay carrier on the market and at a reasonable
price. Call and see il At
GEO. HU UNTLEN >.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-04

16 lbs Rolled Oats
| ct Mason Fruit Jars
= 1T . a" q"
6 lbs Crackers
Cottolene per ID
Honey per Id
Best Cream Cheese per Id
Boneless Bean Pork per Id :
Assorted Jam in glass jars ca
Whitefsh per pail
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VIM. Kennicott of Benton Harbor
was i'm town last week.
The l.. o. T. NJ. served lunch to the
voters ut the grange hall.
Mrs. Hogan of Chicago is visiting
Mrs. T.. Duncombe for "A few days.
The young people held little social
dance at Conklin's hall on election
evening.
The people were somewhat surprised
last week 10 learn of the marriage OF
Mrs. L. Beattie to Mr.. D. Adams.
MIR. Henry Linsenmayer has just con
cluded the deal with Mrs. Everett for
the property at the corner of LIST and
st. Joe streets. He and his brother
Frank have now exchanged residences.
The Keeler Dramatic Co, who gave
East Lynne at Lawrence last Friday
evening, speak of the pleasant time
they had and also of the kind treatment
by the Lawrence young people, who
are well versed in the art of entertain
ing.
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Decatur.


Leila Harlow is home from Cassopolis.
Mr.. Styles will move into the Fortain
house.
Mrs. H. ID. Crane is visiting in
Allegan.
George Lyon OF Chicago was in town
Monday.
Mrs. j. q. Parkhust has returned
from Kansas.
Bert Lyle of Kalamazoo was here
over Sunday.
Alden Knights will occupy Mrs.
Chadwick's place.
Ella Cronin has begun the milliner.
season at Nj. Shaad's.
Ed. Carney will soon move into the
Crane house on st. Mary's street.
Mollie and Rosa Coin have stared II
restaurant in the Dufiin building.
Mrs. Talcott and Mrs. Holmes of
Paw Paw were in Decatur last week.
&. +. Miller is occupying Mrs.
Roberts house, instead OF Miss For
tains.
1t is reported that Frank Tucker is
much worse aud that he is not expected
To recover.
Kate Murphy went To Goblevine Sat
urday She will be milliner this season
for Speicher ~ MOir.
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Lawrence.

DR.. Baldwin had two surgical cases
Tuesday.
Ninety people visited the reading
room the first day it was open.
All the grip there is we have got, but
there is not enough To go around.
Cora Robinson has gone to Benton
Harbor to learn the millinery trade.
The Baptist people gave dinner in
the Maccabee hall, town meeting day
The reading room was dedicated last
Monday evening and is now open to the
public.
Ed. Waterman has got tired OF keep
ing hotel and is going on IA farm down
near Hartford
Prof Phillips of Vicksburg spent
Saturday and Sunday with his many
friends in this place.
Mamie Rockwellis home from Climax,
where she has been spending several
weeks with her brother.
The Masons held banquet Wednes.
day evening. The ladies' reading asso
| citation room had charge of it.
Fred Ransom and wife of Grand
Rapids were called here by the seriou,
illness of his father, who is very low.
Lawrence is playing PUSSY wants ;
corner" Ben Lofts is moving into tn,
Williams house, Walt Roberts has jus
moved into IL. +. Rowland's house OF
the south side; Rockwell is moving I,
his farm, and Mr.. Hunt is going will
him; Harry Martin has bought th'
! Rockwell house in town and is movin!
into it; Charley Hathaway has move,
from his farm and is OCCUPYING tn,
grange building, where Mrs. ii. viii
put stock of millinery goods; AL. HUI
bert has gone into the upper part o
Websters house; Ira Crawford ha
moved to the western part OF the village
+. Hazard has taken part of Mrs
Parish's house; Emma Lawton has gon
into Mrs. Jane Adams place, and w
are all mixed up.
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Rev. David Enge of Petoskey is here
on u business visit with relatives.
Prospect Valley has been having more
grip To the cubic inch than any place
we have yet heard from.
MIR. and Mrs. A Il. Hartwell dove
over To Kalamazoo last Friday and re-
turned home one day this week.
Lola Douglass of Jackson has been
spending II few days at her home here
and visited the Farmers club meeting.
D.P. smith has secured position
with the Harrison Electric Light com
pany, of Allegan His family will fol-
low later.
Mrs Martha Bills, who has been
staying with her sister. Mrs. T.. L.
Rawson. returned To her home in Dowa-
giac last Friday.
In spite of rs to /, free silver, gold
bugs or fusion, the saw mill, now locat-
cd near the old Van Auken place, is
doing IA rushing business.
While in Lawton the other day we
heard new idea i'm regard To the mean.
ing of the term free and unlimited
coinage of silver" The said new idea
rect meaning of the term free coinage"
is that this government sha, De Tree 10
coin silver without being dictated by
any foreign nation. That's just what
free coinage of silver means" Wonder
how Uncle Sam likes the new
version"
The adjourned meeting of the Pros
pect Valley Farmers Association was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w
NJ. Hall on Thursday OF last week.
After bountiful dinner, about forty
members responded 10 roll call by a
household saying or quotation, some oil
which were apt, and some very amusing
The report of the viewing committee
was given by the chairman, G j.. futile,
who reported the farm one OF t9e best
between White Oak and Paw Paw, and
under high state of cultivation, anu
the proprietor n successful grower OF
hay and wheat. He also reported IN
orchard of thrifty young peach trees.
A few grape vines in one corner OF the
apple orchard did not come mp to the
chairman's ideas of successful grape
culture. Rob Jones of Lawton read Il
paper on fruit culture, which was
! listened to with interest and when
showed that the wester did not get
all of his ideas from publications, but
his knowledge was practical. The SUB
! iect of commercial fertilizers was dis
cussed and they were condemned as be-
ing no good. g. l. futile read a
humorous selection showing that Adam
was a left handed person. Miss Rose
Goss gave a recitation which was well
rendered and well chosen and adapted
to the occasion. Mrs. +. G.. Tuckey
presided at the piano and the program
was interspersed with choice selections
of both vocal and instrumental music
The next meeting will be held on the
second Thursday in June, place not
decided.
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A Household Treasure.

-. w. Fuller of Canajoharie, n. Y, says
that he always keeps DIR. Kings New Dis
covery in the house and his family has al
ways found the very best results follow its
use: that he would not be without it, if pro-
durable. G.. A. Dykeman Druggist, Catskill,
N. Y. says that DR.. Kings New Discovery is
undoubtedly the best Cough remedy; that he
has used it in his family for eight years, and
it has never failed to do all that is claimed
for it. Why not try remedy so long tried
and tested. Trial bottles free at Longwel!
Bros, Paw Paw and j. +. i'arrows, Law
renee. Regular size 50c. and = 90. !
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HOw'S ThiSl

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catal'rh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
F. }. Cheney IL Co. Props, Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, have known +.
j. Cheney for the lastl5 years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in ali
business transactions aud financially
able To carry ont any obligations made
by their firm.
West IL TruaX, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O., Walding, Kinnan ~ Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists Toledo, OHIO.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system Price
75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists
Testimonials free. api
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SsObleytlIe.

Mrs Fannie Howard is on the sick
list.
Mrs VIM. Walker is reported as quite
sick.
Mr.. Scarlet is under the doctors
care.
Mrs Ola Thayer is down with the
Ia grippe.
Minnie Sherwood is home from
Hillsdae.
Mrs. John Palmer is among those
reported sick.
Mrs. j. j. Clement of South Haven
is visiting friends in town.
Mrs Nellie Harmon of South Haven
Is visiting friends in town.
H. Il. Heron is preparing to move
onto his farm south OF town
Mrs. Chas. Allen of Waverly is very
sick at her sisters in this place.
Vickers IL Redding have rented the
See store and have moved into it.
Willard Herman has moved onto A
II. Longs farm north of KendallS
Mr. Drury of Plainwell has been visit.
ing his daughter, Mrs. Nj. A. Fuller.
Rev G.. b. Holly has the frame up fol
his new house on the Killefer addition
Mrs. c. w. Holley died at her home
two miles north last Friday morning
Mrs Carrie Gault of Manning, Kan
sas, arrived here last Saturday morn
ing.
VIM. Teman has returned here from
nd i A "a
non house.
w. l.. Walker and family returned
from South Haven Tuesday. Will has
been sick while there.
Ii. C. Smith and n. w. Armstrong
with two cars of goods, left Saturday
for their new home in Cando, n. ID.
Wright Tuxbury has commenced the
erection of dwelling house on the lot
adjoining the place where he now lives
There was warm sugar social in
Oddfellows hall Tuesday evening. II
was well patronized and nice tim,
was had.
The Knights of Pythias held warn
sugar social'at the residence of A. Long
Wednesday evening. A very pleasan
time was enjoyed.
There will be a monograph concer
at the opera house Tuesday evening
for the benefit of the Epworth league
admission 10 and ID cents.
The Exchange bank has been pur
chased by ). b. Monroe of South Haven
who took possession April /. A. Il
Chase Jr. will remain rs cashier an'
Mr.. Monroe will spend one or two day
week here.
The village council Tuesday evening
elected Fon. Covey for marshal. Tn
name of Calvin Baughman was pre-
scented for street commissioner and re
iected. Some other man will probabl
he presented at the next meeting.
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waverIy.

Sam Taylor has returned from visit
with his parents in Canada.
Mrs. Nathan Hubert of Gliddenberg
visited at c. w. Whipples last Satur.
day.
Mrs. Ella Staple and sister, Mrs Il.
ID. Simmons, visited Mrs Eva Martin
at Lawrence last week.
Arthur Cleveland's boy was badly
kicked by horse on the side of his
head Monday. His recovery is doubtful.
George Coulson aud family are soon
To return to Waverly A son has been
born To them since their stay in South
Bend.
Mrs. - Il. Streator is expected home
soon, after an extended visit with
relatives, which accounts for Tips
broad smile.