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The Yale expositor., 1896-07-03

nOlS CenlIdl .dii-
road. tits the largest amusement build
ing in the world but will not hold as
many people as the st. Louis conven-
ton hail. built especially for the repuo-
licans.
Nowadays the sale Of tickets OF ad-
mission enters largely into natlonal
conventions. The idea was first in
augurated in 1860 when Lincoln was
nominated by the republicans at Chl-
cago. A wigwam was erected for the
purpose. Since then the national exc
cutive committees of the two leading
parties, in locating their conventions,
have always demanded assurance of the
ability Of such cities to seat, feed and
sleep a great crowd.
The most famous halls in which ma
tional conventions have been held are
Cor were) the two Chicago wigwams-
the Lincoln and the Cleveland wigwams
the old Exposition building and the
Auditorium, Chicago, and the EXPOSE
ton halls in st. Louis, Minneapolis and
Cincinnati. 1t would be hard to say
which of these was most satisfactory
but in the minds of those who have at
tended the national conventions of the
last twenty-five years the wigwam idea
is least liked The wigwam that shell
tered the last democratic national con-
vention is especially condemned be-
cause of the general feeling of insecur-
ity on the night Of the storm that
drenched the entire crowd within the
walls of the ramshackle hall, and be-
cause it was large enough to hold more
people than could be properly managed.
With the Coliseum this year, however,
the democratic committee will be able
to house it's convention comfortably
and securely, so that such storms as
The Yale expositor., 1896-07-03
A Habit.

He-"Did that Miss Flyrt receive
many proposals last season at Ryo
beach," Many! Why, receiving
proposals got to be a habit with her.
In short time she couldn't hear
soda-water bottle pop without exclam-
ing: This is so sudden! "-Up-To-
Dase.
The Yale expositor., 1896-07-03
BETTER FEELING
POPULISTS ADVISED TO STAND
FIRMLY TOGETHER.

This Applies to Before the st. Louis
Convention as Well as After It-Opr
position.
The Yale expositor., 1896-07-03
CONVENTION HALLS.
HISTORIC PLACES WHERE CAM
DIDATES WERE NAMED.
The Tendency Nowadays Is to Seek
Revenue from the Sale of Admission
Tickets, and Big Auditoriums Arc In
Demand.

HE Coliseum at
Chicago, in which
the democratic ma
tional convention
is to be held this
year, covers half a
block. 1t is To-
Gated near Jackson
park. at the juno
ton of Sixty-third
street and the Illi-
-o;s Captra1 vail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
and presumablr On aeeonnt q beIns ID.

and presumably on account II being the
owner originally. was insubcrdinate and
Inclined ~ assume uRwaffanted author.
ity. Prof. Lindermann, when engaging
my brother aou,e months ago, nUtlh,SI the
miners that he, william Reed. was 20
have entire charge and responsibility "
the workings, and after some unpleasa nj.
ncSs Clark was discharged. Another
workman was also discharged. but am
not aware ~ any special complaint "
this nature against him. some little
time agu note was found attached ~
the shaft house " u peculiar and pine.
what threatening nature. which ] believe
the proprir,ors have now IN their lSr,.-a.
sion.
Now, the mine Il located some two
miles from any settlement. The circum.
stances " the attack are such ~ would
seem a. Warrant the opinion that the
murder could has been petpetrated only
hi the party " parties WHO are acquaint.
rd with thr vicinity, and especially with
the milne. H. the attack occuffrl between
and > f. nl.. when the miners we're down
below, the mine Wing " such n depth
that the disturbance could not be heard.
II Was thought that the cause might
IS'-s''>Sion considerable clothing, Jewelty
and some hundred dollars lie, however,
realized that he WAS In u rough place,
AMI ! believe was quite cautious, The
prupfirtuf- ~ the mines, however, ~ we'll
~ myself, believe from all that IL ~ far
learned. that frNrngr has been one mo
tive Tor the deed
The prupfirtot-. who speak In the high.
Nst farms al LfAtl.Y -Iuf. fhuI Lac "A M
we'll liked 10y the miurf-, -ninr ~ whom
we're very frirnblI, aud h" apparently had
~ enemies whatever until the discharge
~ the men ~ question.
81 ruIR~r foR WtvrNnr
Nv brother wa, an Industrious sober
aud Justly respected american ritizrn
native hutn. and ! am not inspired l.,
feeling ~ revenge. ~ ~ frNrug" could
hring him to life, hut a Just desire that
ll- murderer ~ uurirtrrs shall H.
| brought tn Justice.
Possibly am acting little lri"gulafl,
IN presenting this matter t. Nuu, tut ~ Il
| luNal cijlZru | feel Justified ~ asking
! YOUR consideration ~ this ttuuhlr, aud
would request mu-t respectfully that r~
/ I"rlal effort hr made I" hfIug the full
puwrt IL the law into play. Mu~i tc
| .p"ctfullN yours, luuNN~ Rhn,
Mail carrier \u -, Denver. colo.
~IAIt 80 tuIuI.lI-i.
county IT irapahr.
The ahuNr Thomas Reed. being person
/ ally known H. M. state, that the trfrso
| ing facts relative h. the murder uf III.
brother. William Reed, alr - Tar - H.,
| la, been able tu ascertain. correct IN al
particulars JA,uu VI. MrMHN,
! I-kAl, Nutar, Public.
| INIt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
~ ELISA ARMsTRUSU.


Emily Murshmnlluw was spending
ihr holidays with her dearest friend,
aud "u ia" FIRST morning ~ ia" new
WEAR ih,N N"u' discussing their faults
Lnd iuiu.ug over enough ir,. Il leaves Ia
III a louk. From tins ih'N i'll upon
the fnIllngs III th"Ir mutual ilwudS.
~ WcT" ~ Jealous ~ J"ssi".' oh
served TIA" blond" Emily, II should turn
over n new leaf ~ regard 10 that "a day
Instead nf that returned tlw bra.
nrttc Lucy, "slIr has drcidrd not to
taste candy lot - " h"lc year
1T AWAY did rum her rumplrN ION"
"Ics. jealousy a. ~ f"ulINh isn't it
Charlie always SAWS have Note"
"Nor |. Jack thinks it wonderful"
just then the .Lid appeared, bearing
u box.
Miss Lucy, here In u box ~ howrr'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

In iSsG and has not misaedan aanuai
session IN the nine years. Ne has In his
Possession programs ~ all the meetings
from the first circular issued.
The race Tor president was Close, har.
monluus and interesting between ]. A.
NWi. ~ Vegas. aud y. w. storms. II
Ration, lhfrr ballots were taken and
zach ptu,.l tie Then Prof storms
magnAnimm-ly withdrew and moved
that lhr uuiuimup, vote he given IN Prof.
MuSl. which Wa carried and Prot.
storms Wa then elected vice president,
receiving every vote \ gu~l list n
officers Will serve the coming year.
Miss Caihatur Firlh itmerl, n Kan.
sn- CIV Wa ,aluahl" addition 10 the
Association
county superintendent rerea showed
al interest lu the convention
uU'. ~lW"t. a. usual. attended the
meetings faithfully citizens should
ht,r -huw"l q. much interest
Nuumh.f ~. T. =. e.. r. delegate.
attended .'rr - ilr a--iun. ~ the A..
-',p,.u.
g. '.IHs mair hu aide speech In
presenting The rpur N the committee
/ uu uniform cput-' of ,udy 'or New Mex
/ lru high -chu.l-
/ rut Oha,r .puk, ~ the value u the
/ private -churl- ~ New Mexico In the
|rar, iaN- ia LAYING the foundation iur
| puhlir -chrul-
lr'. ~tuu- aul Richards, ~ Ration
uul uHlup brought all their teachers
/ with ilum \ lvl record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
ever held here. The wellcompcsed pro.

ever held here, The well-composed pro.
gram commenced little after 100, and
lasted an hour and a.hali All the mum.
bers especially the songs were rendered
correctly, while the hrl.tmas tree, nicely
decorated by the ladies u the congrega-
ton. with liz candles and ornaments, re-
Joiced both children aud aged. Also, the
pastor aud his wife wrrs surprised 10y
many presents from the ladies Aocisty
aud sunday -chpOl children, especially n
very nice Christmas cake presented by
Ms. Berger, aud l., uthep signs VI love
from guh friends. Indeed, II was avery
happy aud ble-,S,Ni celebration. and every.
body was satisfied.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

feet right Ia send flowers Ia any girl
whom he admired"
whom he admired, yes hut
"Dont bc jealous, dear; II issilly."
Then I'm rot surprised that YOU"
"You are horrid, Emily Marshmai'
low. and u was not In my own house
l."
~ nhali not stay here Ia In insul,"d!"
"Plcase. miss" said voice at the
door, ~ knocked, hut you didn't hear.
The florists hoy il downstairs, and he
says that by mistake he exchanged the
cards Ia those bnNrs ~ flowers he just
sent"
"Of course; knew that all the time"
80 did |, dear What a funny joke;
lucky we are not Jealous, like Jessie"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
Crippled rhr-nologIsl,

Loren Slocum, cripple from south
Dakota, callI ut InE CITIZEN Office this
afirTn"n, AMI, on presenting u small
piece II paper upon which was written
something abou, the coming of the iudg'
mrni day and that he examined heads Tor
S1.bI," stated that he was phrrnol0gld
and was on his way "a Mexico. lie claims
Eureka Springs, kansas. IN his original
home. slrum l. almost the picture ~
Francis SchlattaT,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
IN OFFICIAL CIRCLES.
U. y. court Neat week New Mining Cpr-
ruratiOnS File Articles.
hwr the Sea MrIl,Ml.

fiHu the NtN Mrhl,hI.
The following corporations have iii,l
ARTICLES with tlr territorial SECRETARY:
The Mexican Mining aud Colonization
company lncurporatnr-, Ray r.. umfurt.
Vt thu city VI luarrZ, state IT thIhua.
huH, republic II MrNlru, Zach. |. White,
John X. McI,lhhun AMI Henry u. t"nprt.
uf RI las", james l.. Thompson, klnnrr
T. hlilrr aud tha-. r.. Miller. 1T IN.
thuuN. bona Ana county. \. VI objects.
acquiring AMI operating mining proper.
ties, erect ~ aud oprrLting reduction
works building roads 80 all Kind etc,
capital stock, Sl,.HD; lite. ii'tN years.
dlrrriuf>, oitnr a, incorporates, ptluri.
pIl office Il business, kulh"nN. Y. VI.
The queen Mining company lurut.
purdtui.. j. y. sawyer. urnrer ~al,N.
bertrand Nlonr. Hampton Nuurg. .Inhil
Nrtlry, II, \. nlIiln and IT. EaniHll. "t
galveston, IrNd~, objects, acquiring aud
operating niur- ana reducing uIrs pm.
ciral "ilirr. Galveston. Texas. with
hranchr- IN New Mexico. lifr. twenty
five years, capital stock. Sl",nl'.
Tnl rulIr MARCY El~iRNl
surveyor n"ncfal Ea,hry j. IN r,r,Ip,
III II personal letter from Commissioner
lannrrauN, II the general land office,
which indicates very iiattrflng prospects
fnr the early transfer II the Fort Marcy
military reservation from guNrIuIurnt
ownership into the pnr~,...iuu # the city
1T santa fr. ~ MAYOR AMI also ~ his
official capacity ~ surveyor general Mr
Eilslry has fully Investigated this sub
jrri aud he feels satisfied since this T,srr,
Walton wnN part II the original grant
given 10y III" government ~ spain Ia III,
people II this community, that our gov
rrnmrnf would hr doing tut u just and
gracious thing IN turning the property
over Ia this munipality, II l. evident
that Commissioner lamutraux II puit,
inclined L. take this view ~ II also. III,
commissioner has promised IL haNrh con
ference with IL" secretary ~ the interior
un III" subject NJ an early day,
OFFICIAL NOTES.
| The governor has appointed Hiram
! Strong. II t,lurirta. fish warden.
Thr territorial board ~ rlualiZaiio
will meet IN santa +" on the 2nd II Jan
uary.
United States district court t"r III,
counties IT santa r., Rio Arliha. SAL
Juan aud Tues ron>r- here one week iron
| Monday next.
The governor has appointed the follow
| ing notarir- public: l.. l.. Henry. ~ tial
iup. Brrnalillo county; Richard !. Ful
ton, san Pedro. Santa hr county; Zach
arias nallrgns. ~ l.umbcrtnn, Rio Arrlhj
cniIh,,.
Parks Tea j. n great hlo"i purifier an,
cleanser. pleasant herb drink Nhlcl
moves I'll" bn~rl1 without pain, gTipinI
ur discomfort. sold hN lIT. I. H. Burg"s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

Chas. II. ll~d. Broker and Manufacture.
cr's Agent. Columbus, nhln. certiiirS that
nr. Kings New discovery has no equal ~
u Cough remedy. j, u. hruwn, Prop,
-. james Hotel, II. Wayne, Ind,
t,,-tinr- that h. WAS cured ~ u
Cough ~ iva wears standing,
caused hy la orippr. by It. king's
New Discovery, Il. +, Merrill, MldNinS.
vile. Mass. says that h. has used and
recommended IL and never knew II Ia fail
and would rather have IL than any d"ctor,
lWca,lSr II always cures. Mrs. llemminR.
9.1 r.. 18th 81. Chicago. always keeps II
AT hand ana has M fear IT Group. because
IL instantly relieves Free Trial Bottles
NJ piilsbuTy a Naltoa's prug store,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
A Itisk.

Witherby ! have invited Castleton
around To New Years dinner.
Mrs. Withrrby liu, he was here
Christmas Ia dinner.
Withcrby What of ~
Mrs. Withcrhy-I am afraid he will
recognize that turkey Life,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

4 rnunlTSmAn drove int the city Al
noon to-day aud left his horse, standing
unhitchyd, Oh First street. The laytnn
comedy company appeared aud started
playing. when the hors" teak fright aud
ran away 4 sister IT charity and Mis-
Gabrielle Iacyynski were Ia buggy In
front of Mandells. and one ~ the mind
wheels ~ the buggy Was struck by III"
runaway horse, tipping the buggy n,rf
aud the occupants a. The ground. For
tEnaiely. the Sister aud her lady com
paninn were not seriously hurt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

tn investigation il l~ing held this ~.
trrnurn before Judge ItawlUrd, IN I" the
cause II the death ~ the eight year odd
Indian girl, named ls"inaiha Vet, The
Euuil, were Vni'"nrd 10y eating -pnll"i
meat that hal hrrn picked up nj u back
door.
4 male member ~ the family II stu
very sick and III" city physician Is TRYING
Ia keep life IN him package 81 III" foul
flesh. ~ which the family part"ok, was
shown nj the investigations.
The Investigation was ADJOURNED I'LL
Monday tn await the RECOVERY of the sick
Indian Hhus.r testimony T. wanted, II
was shown that the meat did not come
from the san Felipe premises,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

uufthwHfd over the mrsa tu the former
PRESBYTERIAN Indian srhp,l AMI west tu
the Government Indian schuil. where
rtW i. j. Mrkuiu tuuk charge " the irl.
rgatiuu aud showed them the working "
that excellent Institution, alter which
the party returned to IA" cit, l., way ~
uli town
The ait,fnupu -r--iuu up,u,i with
mu-t excellent paper h " \ lruu"N, u
the \rairmy AMI ni,rfalt,. uu Draw
ing" Prot rruurl gave u hi-tut, II the
AIT moNrmcnt. AMI treated " drawing
from N" high standpoint " IT. hearing.
upon human lIfr. aud claimed that II
should not be- considered IN it, CONNER
rial value uulN \ noble ilralut me- VA
held up a. view throughout the paper
which va. much appreciated
Prof j. T.. nuvuN. Teacher ut ,rcnl Wu
SIC IN the University nui public .rhuuI-
was NrtN enthusiastic iu M. paper uu
Music iu the Public ~rhru- &c.
rlAimrl that music IT, essential o. cum
plrtc living and that nearly c,rtyl"iN
could learn to ling II The prup"t effort
WI" put forth ESPECIALLY l. TN, true NJ
children.
The last paper AMI our NJ ih" best ~
the convention WN> Tint un the "lullu
rurr " ilrfrliy ana Environment 100
p lurAtiuu l., NI-, Rthriur Flrl ~
Nhulufuu. FORMERLY ~ the kau-u-
tlN public ,ch,,r. lhr uaprf Wa ,u.
h,uulN received ~ IA" convention that
a brlT extract T. gwen
Miss ttcli t-k the position that
hru,lttN. although au important factor iu
education. l. lr-- potent 90 It. lu'luour"
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
AtLu,hsran ChsrcL,

Thursday evening, the Christina. ecle.
hraiiun ~ the Lutheran church proved a.
he one Of the mo-l successful brAtions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

Never let 4 cough run on from day To
day. IL indicates either Inflammation or
irritation. which, II allowed u continue,
may result In serious injury Ia the lungs.
A few doses Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral
tirely beyond the reach Of medicine.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

Cumso-Thc phrase The good die
young" does no, refer 10 people,
Funglc--I thought u did.
Cumso-No: IL refers 20 good New
Year resolutions ~ Judge.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

On frida, evening last II wedding par
I, met IN the pArluTS " the broadway
hotel. The prospective grUm came all
the way from White Oaks IA we'd young
lady ~ silver tlly. The engagement
was IT a year ~ iva standing. In the
meantime the maiden had met and loved
another. Almost NJ the last moment be-
fore the ceremony aa- tn ,T performed,
the Young lalI made known her change
uf nind. A. a result the par-,n lest his
Zee, tie young r"ain n hrii. and the
,nllng Iady her liberty. ~ she II now an
Inmate II u convent IN the Ria iirande
valley, placed there by her ira,- parents,
SILVER tity Enterprise,
Lawrence MatstOn, press agent for
the Lillian Russell theatrical company,
arrived this morning from the west. aud
will at once bill the city, The company
appear here next Monday, Jan, d
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

Kindling and stove wood Of any length,
% per cord, at A. Lombardo's.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
M ~ reilIrATt.

Her cheeks are like the r0-"-,
lier brow Is lily white:
And well know the reason,
She takes Parks Tea each night
She's strong ani we'll and happy, t@,
ilrf face Il clear aud bright,
And laughingly she tells the cause.
Il take Parks Tea each night
Sid hy lr, 1hH. u, burgess \ San.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04
THREATRNIN,, NUTF,

The mines In question, OF one II them
nj least, are leased under bond by Prof
I.indermann and 5. $. Murphy, u ben.
YER. bsing the property ~ one CLARK.
This Clark was employed. In the mines,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

For rheumatism / have found nothing
~luAl 10 Chaniherlain's Pain balm. II
believes the pain ~ -nn a. applied.-J.
", Young. Vest Liberty, ". Va The
prompt relief II affords Is alone worth
many times the cot. ~ cents. la c0n.
tlnued usc will effect permanent cure.
For sale by Th0s. II. Burgess X son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

Coughing irrilatcs .hr delicate organ
AMI aggraNatr- the disease, Instead 81
waiting. Try the Minui" cough cure
II helps nj once, making "xp'ctoratiuI
rd,y, reduces the snfrnr+, and iniiamnIa
,lon, Every one likes II Plllshury y
v alton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-04

Parks Tea j. II great b"h purifier and
cleanser. 4 pleasant herb drink which
moves the bn~rls without pain, gripping
~ di-rnnIiort sold hN lIr T. u. Burgess
n son.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-06

State Oil Inspector Stafford has
received so much attention from the
state press, of late, in regard to the
exeeable quality of oil furnished by
the Standard Dd Co., that ne has
out with AN interview in the
Aberdeen News denying that he is
responsible for the poor illuminating
qualities of the oil supply. He says
the Inspection is merely to test the
oil for gas ami explosive tendencies.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-06

On Saturday, Feb. lat, an entertain
ment WAS held at the school house III
district No. 100, under the dirrctors'''p
of ( he teacher, Mrs. Hart, who scored a
we'll merited SUCCESS owing TO the ability
with which sh. coached the little ONES,
besides the scholars who all took a part
ia the programme. Many OF the perform
rrs were outsiders, among whom Ill''st
b- mrntion-n Mrs. Grover and Mrs. Hart
who sang tIrsong'' Beuuti nj Moon'lght'
to PERFECTION, aud the latter also gave"
recitation with much spirit, whilst Nj.
A.. tanners come songs took well. tor
the scholars tue Dialogue oi John 'tId
Myrtle Schultz WAS very good ann' the
same might be- said oI the pahtomln" I"r
the lii tie ones. Alta ST. vrnS' Song "FlIr
Prosecuted Mother" did the performers
much credit, causing murIi amnSrIn'nt
among the spectators. Owing to the
was packed 40 that standing r0omcnnId
| hardly be obtained, the audience nua'-
boring fully forty who at the conclusion
hoped Mrs. Hart would soon b. getting
| up another one. Alter the entrrtslnmen
| the company were Invited to supper at
Mr.. and Mrs. SchuItz's. The following
was the programme:
Chorus America Scholars
Waltz "Iride ii the Ball" Columbian
Orchestra.
Song, directing Song, Littlrones Come
Scholars.
Rec. What they Caugtt'OScar Stevens
Comic song THAT Gorg"nzola Cheese
Albert Tanner.
Rec. The Selfish l5a by" Lizzie Nicolay
Song The Prosecuted Mother" Alta
Stevens.
Dialogue Hon. ~Spop~ndykr Stop
Smoking' john and Myrtle Schultz
Waltz "Whispering Waves Columbian
Orchestrt.
Rea dug How Girls Tow n Boat" HE
Hart.
Rec. Ella Schaffer
Song "Hnli Past Nine" Albert Tanner
Rec. Great Men Mason Grover
Duet "leauiitul Moonlight" Mrs
Grover anu Mrs. Harl.
Comic suug 'BuuA-A-Doodlti-dO' Al
bert Tanner.
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According to Mr.. Woodchucks
remarks Sunday, our beautiful
weather so mucl, apprec ated by all
will soon change to wintry blasts.
Little Miss Lucille Udeil, of Pier
pont, is the guest of Mrs. +. DuntOa
this week.
Geo. II. Tompkins and family and
''UncIe John" visited Homer reIa'
tiyes Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mead Conklin are
costly situated in the residence lately
occupied by Louis Townsend.
Who will ask on. of our old vete'
rams what he intended to do with the
-, hood aud mittens.
has Tobin departed last week
for Macoby, ILL.,, where he will visit
his parents and then return 10y the
way Of Nebraska.
A merry little dance was partlcl-
pated in at Mr.. McCarthy's last
" ednesday v by our YOU G P 'ople'
The four nearest villages were rep
resented.
Heber and Anna Heydlauff, Of
Oak GuIch, are attending school ~
the Lawrence district. A number
of pupils from other districts thus
making it very interesting.
Miss Della Perry returned Satnr-
day morning from a delightful visit
at Webster. She reports an exceed.
lngly pleasant time at tho leap yeas
party which she attended Friday
evening.
ALPHA.
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Butler Bubbles.

G.. A. Potter returned from Min
nesota last week.
Charley Ash and Charley Me-
Closkey drove to Webster Sunday.
S. l.. Potter drove to Webster last
Tuesday to have a troublesome tooth
extracted.
Miss Myrta Nichols completed a
successful term of school in the
Lewis district last Tuesday.
Miss Maud and Candace Ash, who
have been very i'll during the pas,
week, are mending rapidly under the
able treatment of DIR. Harris.
Parties having swine with defec.
tive %ocuii, hereabouts, had best pen
them up. The boys are after 'en.
Severt Severson took the soutI,
bound train Tuesday morning for
southern Minnesota to look up a new
location for a blacksmith shop. Nav
success attend his efforts is the wish
of his many friends.