The Monitor-register., 1896-06-19
LOCAL NEWS.
WnOdStnwn has its hnhhV

Even Woodstown has its hobby.
The farmers began moving the first OF
the week.
Nobody is complaining of a lack OF
rain now.
Young Amelic ca halls vacation time
with delight.
The merry go around affords pleasure
for the youngsters.
Some carp are being canght in the pond
above the iron bridge.
The scraper was put on the streets
yesterday with good effect.
The light grass crop has necessarily
cnrtailed the number of grass sales.
r. F. Smith was the first bicycler to
pay the penalty for riding on the side
walks.
Come and get a nice buggy for your
son, on Wednesday, June 24th, at L.. B.
Wright's sale.
E. w Humphreys has been purchas-
ing a handsome Cleveland tandem, one
of the finest made.
Michael Allen advertises a sale of grass
on the Ridgway farm, near Sharptown,
on Thursday afternoon next.
There is no longer complaint as to lack
of rain. In fact, some thought there was
lust a drop too much Tuesday.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in
tina post Office for week ending June 18th;
VIM. Paterson, Miss Martha Wilson.
A new barn has been erected on the
Dickinson farm, in Warrington, occupied
by Ouinton Harris, Jr. Davis & Bro.I OF
Hancock's Bridge, did the work.
Do Won know about the Beveridgesi
Those musical Beveridges We refer to
Come out to the Methodist Church or
MONDAY evening, 22d inst and be charmed
by them. Come.
William o. Sullivan, representing the
Battle AK tobacco, was in town Gne hrst
of the week planting the weed every,
uhere, and inducing chewers to taste ana
see what a dainty mOrsel it Is.
The heavy rain on Sunday proved a
6amper on June Quarterly, and the set
hack had a dispiriting effect on the Mon
day picnic. The old time June Quarterly
is a thing of the past, and we'll it is 30.
Elmer Sullivan and Robert Boyer were
locked mn on Saturday night for. disor
derIy conduct, and Mayor Richman de
nr;ved them of the enjoyment OF jun
Quarterly by a term of five days in jail
d. w. G. White, who has been puttlns
ont a good many bicycles. last week SOL
a Spalding to Geo. B. haynes and one It
C,arkson Coles. He nov has a Crescen
tandem in his store, the first one on sai'
in Woodstown.
The rain on Sunday was a real soaKer
and lust what was needed, and the rala!
t:L okn,Il houo anma in TN
spring, seen to have just begun. IN
rain is too late to help the hay, u Ii VIII
benefit growing crops.
Chicken thieves visited the roosts o
William Coleman and Edward Roeinsol
Last week. carrying away such as the.
conld find. They were tracked mex
morning. but could not be deinitel.
located. The time and occasion wer
both quite suggestive.
None. perhaps, had more reason TO o
o~raieful for the rain on Sunday than III
horses. al it evidently spared them a GOO
deal of June Quarterly hard driving. i
be eoual to the occasion, they all ougn
to be- like one noticed on Monday, tina
went when he felt like it, aud ne diuu
feel like it except after a deal OF coaxiot
Even in response to a severe flashing WIZ
the whip he stopped short, not 10 ( (
again until he felt like it. In iacs, Il
was master of the situation-a genuin
June Quarterly horse.
Be sure to hear these %"wonderiu
singers, !" The Beveridges; ''they create
tremendous enthusiasm" ''their song
force an idea home with a certainty ths
is seldom characterized by the mos
argumentative speech" These are SON
of the many comm ents of the pres
which follow these Nebraska Vocalis
who will visit our town on Monday ever
ing, 22d inst. They give one Of the
matchless musical entertainments in IL
M. E. Church at 7.30 p. m. A silv,
offering at the door.