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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-04
The Albaay Ro5bsry.


Albany Democfit-4Nov. 3: August
Kpeschel, Of tue Blue Front groc. ~
store. left Albany this morning with
$lOl5 in gold on his person, on his way
u farm Hhuut- three tnifes-frtffi
lAlbaGyJfnr the, parpose-o of paying the
money m-a murtage on the farm of
his father, WIN resides across the
river abbdt thdl distance from Az
bany, The dumey had been drawn
out OF the bank yesterday afternoon
by his brother Charles for his father.
August was opposite the quarry just
beyond Rainwaters, on the small ill
at that point, a somewhat obscure
place, when he met a couple of men.
One Of them asked him for 5 cents
with which toget something to eat
ne told them that he dind't have it to
spare, when one of the men pulled out
a revolver and pointing it at his head
demanded his money. He saw that
they had the drop on him and sub
mitted while the other man seached
him, resulting in the finding of the
money. A diamond stud was also
taken. He was then told to go on, and |
the men disappeared in the other d.
rection.
Following is the description of the |
men: One, about six feet in height, |
weight 175 lbs, dark hair and eyes,
smoothe shaved, having
neither mustache or beard, wearing a
dark suit of clothes, a cqtway coat, a
soft black hat, presenting bony and
rough appearance.
The other, somewhat smaller per-
son, being about 3 ft.6 inches iu height,
sandy complexion, weight 155 lbs, wear
ng a brown coat and vest, dark pair
Of pants, somewhat round face, prac-
Jically smooth shaved, and neither of
'aid parties wearing white shirt, but
/ soft shirt, and their clothes being
slightly worn.
Mr.. Kroeschel secured horse and
,ame to Albany and notified his
brother, Immediately returning and
With Others starting on hunt for the
'obbers.
The women were seen at the same
,lace before, indicating that they
we're stopping there for purpose.
)ne view is that they knew about Mr.
zroeschel having the money and his
rip in that direction; but that is
very doubtful and Charles Kroeschel
ays 1t was impossible for any one to
lave known about it. 1t is probable
he men just happened to strike it
ich.
The hold up has excited a great deal
If interest and brought out various
heOres and comments. In the mean,
line the men are escaping for the
ILLS with very rich booty aud will
not be caught.
A reward of 5000 twin be promptly
,ajd for the arrest and conviction of,
'ither or both Of said persons
A PLEASANT EVENING. The Old
folks Whist Club was entertained
Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. S.
:. Adams. First prizes were won by
drs. Eugene Breyman and j. G,
Wright while the boobies were car
led off by Mrs. J.J. Murphy and VIM.
England. Next Monday evening the
lub will meet with Judge and Mrs.
J. e. WOlverton.
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STATE Nhws.
The output N the Bandon. eannery

j The output NJ the jBandon eannery
is being shipped Go Astoria.
The Palace Laundry and Lane
county soap factory burned to the
ground the other day ~-u
a tannery is being built about p
miles above Enchanted prairie, in
Coos countyami win soon be operated.
| The. Oregon Independent has been
hittihgsohic.lnrf foiowsfor the eadSe
of silver and the liberties of the com
mon people.
The wrecked. steamer Arago had on
:, board when she vent iown-S653 worth
OF property belonging-to the Coos bay
creamery.
The Linn county grand jury re-
turned mot true bill' in the case of
Ella Thompson charged with shooting
Edward Fsrweli her lorer,l for lrefas-
ing to marry her.
While on his way home from Eu-
gene last Thursday Mr. John S.
Wrightg of Moundy fell ander his
wagon, breaking one of his legs and
three ribs.
4 A government inspector of horses
accepted out of 60 horses offered him
ia Pendleton, Tuesday. He bought
16 out of 200 horses In Enterprise, and
2 ont Of 25 in Elgin.
"A old horse collar is Oh exhibition
IN Eugene. The collar is made of
wool, and was brought across the
plains in 1853 by B. f. Powers, who
lives north of Springfield.
Seven thousand cords of wood have
been cut for the Virtue Mining Com
pany in Baker county in the course of
the last three months. One hundred
men were employed getting out the
wood.
A 3-year-old child of Mr.. and Mrs. !
Frank Ferris, on Monday last, swal- /
lowed some beans, one of which !,
worked its way down the trochea and ,
reached the lungs, from which cause
1t died.
The Tribune says that the Oregon
ian's report of the state Democratic
central committees estimate OF |
Bryan's majority in Oregon at about
250O, was absolutely manufactured.
The commmittee does not estimate it !
at less than 5000.
A Bryan man was collecting money
IA Albany yesterday for local cam
paign expenses, when drummer who
was standing near, without solicita-
lion of course, handed him 50-cent
piece, and remarked: 81 am a Nc
Kinley man, but all the same if
we're where 1 could vote my ballot it
would be for Bayan."
When the waters of the Columbia
shall flow untrameled TO the sea and
carry on their placid waves the pro-
ducts of the Inland Empire, theu The
Dalles will be as it were the great in
land seaport of the northwest. And
the band that locks these waters Will
be unlocked next Thursday. Why
should not The Dalles be happy?-.
Times Mountaineer.
The late Mr.. Cartwright, editor OF
The Harrisburg Review, was MEM
Der of the Workmen, WOodmen and
Macabees and carried $1,000 policy
In each company, payable to his
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Cartwright
had been married less than year and
while he frequently remarked that he
intended to have the policies changed
and make his wife the sbeneficlaIy, he
failed to do so.
There was voting by wandering
nobs of from five to dozen at various
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There was voting by wandering
mobs of from five to a dozen at various
precincts. Some were challenged.
But most of them voted as often as
they pleased.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FOR SALE~rwo good milch cows. Ad
dress II. Mason, Fair Grounds, or call at nv
place one mile ease Of Nolt's store. at
WANTED TO SELL-A thorou N hed
Newfoundland, aged year and Of remark.
able size. Call on or address w. f.. CAL.
klNS. 81 Commercial street. Io.2o-3t
TO RENr.-A large, rooGy barn. Enquire
at this office. n
GET YOUR FEATHERS CLEANED =
We the undersigned are now renoyatine
feathers at 1856 rerry street, for the next 90
days All ladies that consider cleanliness
next to Goodness should have their feather
beds throughly renovated at once. Bedrock
prices. Respectfully yours, Franklin &
Glaze. IoI7Im
FOR RENT II room house, in good re-
pair with barn and good well water. With
one and half lots. Enquire at premises on
10th and Chemeketa. Io6Im
CARPET PAPER-Large lot OF heavy
brown wrapping paper for sale cheap las
the thing for putting under carpets. Call a
Journal Office.
LOST-A brown purse cCntainin. two lin. s
and some postage stamps For reward call
at los Commercial street. 1890 at
LADIES--I make big wages at home, and
want all to have the same ol portunitY The
woik Is very pleasant aud will easily pay $IS
weekly. This IS no deception. l want no
money and will gladly send full particulars to
all sending stamp. Miss NJ A Stebbins, Law,
renee. Mich 10 OF
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TO lhk EAST Gyry.
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Two TranscOnlr On,
Rouiv,.

,.o' Wa ia Spokane Mrnneapo.,, :.
ss.rn eS. 0mana ma and Kansas Civ y raul ardb,
PoyIIla1 PUIGAN ! DIVISION.
9 Steamers leave Ainsworr,Ib' rIb'sclAco. s.
s16 a16'; 81 H. 49, a. a9 and Oct. r Porlaal
rare-Cabin, Sia: stss,.. =,
SylLLAMErTE RIVER ~ niv,s,
sooIa steamer Gypsy for Portlsuk ydlalsiON. d,;ls
steamer Ruth from Portland H.
Except sunday at6a " 'Aisn'daily
Lowest freight and passepos, 49,.
up tickets very cheap. Tiet.,aa' a''s. Rounl
baggage checked through IN ~ sod sai
Oregon, Washington and n. y ~ i@ns ia
Tnod ). ,Gn baggage transfers. Cbo;cs w u eIlra
roaa or rlver route to Portland 0"O''s Of rail.
roi null details call On Boi,.
age9's' Salem. Oregon, or address. ss Z D''E'r
E. MCNEIL
". H. HTRLBURT
p.u Genl Pas. Agt. Ponlsnd ~
G. M. POWERS,
Foot Of Trade st.
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THE JOURNAL gives the people the
telegraphic news without coloring,
whatever it is.
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No one can justly say the Salem
city government interfcred with the
election.
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The Bryan men do not give up the
ship, and will never surrender their
cause,
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Gentlemen, we will accept all Tho
prosperity you can give the country
IL it becomes our duty.
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1t is possible tocarry Marion county
against Bryan by bringing In five or
six hundred non-resldents.
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Mckinley will no doubt get a place
in the cabinet if Mark Hanna goes in.
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The matchless system Of producing
prosperity known as the gold stand
ard has received rude shock.
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Now let us go to work and make
living, If the politicians will let us.
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or course we will have plenty of
prosperity now.
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Zena that used to be Republican
went strong for Bryan.
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Prospect precinct is a popular
voting place for Polk county people.
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What's the matter with HannahG
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tie "Pellet" will remove avery big lump
and act as gentle laxative. Two Pei
lets" are a mild cathartic. A short
"course" of "Pellets will cure indiges-
ton permanently. 1t will eEye constipa-
ton. After that, you can stop taking
them. A good many pills act so vio-
lently as to derange the system, and in
its diSordered state, digestion will not
go on without a continued use of the
pills. That's the worst feature OF most
pills. DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
never make slaves Of their users.
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets-it's an
easy name to remember, Don't let a
designing druggist talk you into "some.
thing just as good" He makes more
money on the "just as good /" kind.
That's why he would rather sell them.
That's why you had better not take
them.
Whenever they are tried, they are al
ways in favor, so free sample package
"a to I doses) is sent TO any one who
asks. Worlds Dispensary Medical As
sociation. Buffalo. N. Y.
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OREGON CEN 58AL
{ astern R. 4. Company
[YAQUlNA BAY re kovdh .,;,1 ,bs ss
Connecting at Yaq,ina pay 49, wv n
F,ancisco q Yaauina Bay SieamshH W.

IYAOUINA DAN ~ ,ha "a
CONNECTING at Yaq.ina bay wv NJ -
Francisco & Yaquina Bay stea~shl w.
STEAMER "FAkAl LON q, San
Sails from Yaquina eyeryS days T5I0i5ad r.;
Francisco, Coos Bay. Por "rio'a' huns
and Humbolt Bay. a,,saaassed.
Passenger accomml 70 Y',,i ,.i, i, ne valley
Shortest route between ne "'''
and California. sn, wrsi 10 San
Fare from Albany or P.sn'' s;.,o Cos
Francisco; Cabin, So; steerage' 2s'o,holj
Raw and Port Orlord, cabin 70; y !, ls,x Sit
Raw cabin So; round Trip goo "
D-'' YAQUINA BAY !, On he
The most popular seaside re-" 'ss5os"',ow--suh
Nor,h Pacific Coast. No unos'''
ba,hine absolutely safe. h,n,ing and
ssbing with aquatic sports, this 'fsr' soook tOui
sonaI | Deer bear, elk, cougar; ".husasnOs
d and salmon trout can be io9nd - %.v
within a few hours drive o. me- Ins ~
E|-Reduced rates 70 all POIs.S, Ors,v,IIis. o..
Fi1lyIN STONE. NanAgsI, 80" -
+ c e. MAYO, Supt. River Dls.si0aai n, "a, DDsi
4 = p BALDWIN. Local Ag''''~
salem.
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Salem Truck and Dray Co.

Orders placed with the above company will
receive prompt attention and safe delivery.
Trucks and draws found on the corners Of
State and Commercial streets. Express wae.
ons al all trains and boats. In connection
with W bu II 5, we will al,u run a feed
store Han1ling ar, mil feed, oil neal,
oats chopped f-cd straw, hay and wood at
tn hsweat ash pric-s.
hon. 80 SAVAGE & co.
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No man who voted and worked for
Bryan will ever feel sorry for it.
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A PLEASANT EVENING. The Old
Folks Whist Club was entertained
Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. S.
G. Adams. First prizes were won by
Mrs. Eugene Breyman and j. G.
Wright while the boobies were car
ried off by Mrs. j.. Murphy and Wm.
England. Next Monday evening the
club will meet with Judge and Mrs.
G. e. WOlverton.
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Oregon is safe! Eola gave one ma
jority for Bryan,
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The first returns were from the Nc
inley stronhgholds and money
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SALEM WAFER CO.

Once; " Iameite Hotel BuiIdnO
to' water service apply at office. Bill
i.'yatie rionthly in advance. Make "a
complains al the office.
hege will he no deduction in water rate
on account Of temporary absence from the
sits unless notice is left at the Office.
Hereafter water for irrigation will only be
furnished 10 regular consumers using water
Tor domestic purpose. Contractors for side
walks, brick work and plastering will please
read "under building purposes" page II Of
schedule of rates for 1893. Apply at
for copy
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Home Bakery,

G. A. Back, proprietor, 1927 Com
mercial street. Fresh pies, cakes and
bread always on hand, "just like your
mother used to make"
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LOST-A brown purse cCnt1inin. two lin; S
and some postage stamps For reward call
at los Commercial street. 1910 at
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TAYLOR.

Willard Sweet, of Union street, Is
improving.
A sleighriding party consisting or
young people was at Olyphant IL IS
reported they had most en1oyaoie
time.
The borough officials are to be con-
graduated i'm providing for coming
emergencies by widening the cuiVert
at the corners of Pond and Union
streets.
John Jones' hotel. on Grove street. is
nearing completion. 1t Is most mag
nficent building.
MIR. Parry, of Pittston, circulated
among our business men yesterday.
G, j. Watkins spent Monday with
his mother on Grove street.
Mrs. ]. W. Reese and Mrs. w. w.
Watkins spent Tuesday at Peckville
Edward Harris is improving.
Mrs. Harry Grier. of Pond street, Is
on the sick list.
Pay today at Taylor, Pyne and Hol-
den mines.
Considerable trouble has been exper-
fenced recently at the Feltsville night
school. A step was taken that was
sorely needed. David j. Davis ana
Jenkin williams were charged with
damaging the property of the school
and arraigned before Burgess Grifbths
who dealt very leniently but repri-
manded the boys in such manner as
to leave an indelible impression on the
youths.
The Choral union will meet at the
Calvary Baptist church tomorrow even
ing. A five-cent admission will be
charged hereafter by the choir on sun
day evenings. This by all means should
not lessen The number who are in the
habit of attending as 1t Is well worth
the acknowledgement that will be made,
and furthermore it should stimulate
ntr m 1Nno 4
that is making such strenuous effort
to acquit themselves to the entire sat
isfaction of the adjudication on the 1Ith
of next month.
Rev. DR.. Harris will lecture on tenn
perance tomorrow evening at Archi-
bald.
The organ recently purchased by the
Ladies' Aid of the Congregational
church il fine specimen OF the work
done by Mason < Hamlin, the manu-
facturers
The street railway has been the
means OF increasing the number of
singers in this place. Several OF Rend-
hams best talent are attending regu-
larly to the rshearsals Of the choir and
party.
II the number of days worked In the
mines of this vicinity Is an indication
of the demand for anthracite the de-
mand Is very small.
The number In our night schools snow
a craze for education.
The seats of the Rendham school
building have reached their destination.
1t Is likely the school will be in readi
ness for Monday.
The Crusaders degree will be con-
ferred tomorrow evening on several
candidates i'm Taylor CASTLE No. 267,
knights of the Golden Eagle.
This week Is the omega week Of the
night schools; the four months having
expired.
Payday was accompanied with un-
usual silence on our highways.
Henry Howells has been selected as
president of the Christian EndeavOr
society of the Congregational church.
Mr.. Cooper is deserving praise for
the pleasure afforded the young people
of this borough. for granting the priv
ilege of skating and repairing that
which was necessary to facilitate skat-
ing on the pond.
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evening. resides in this city. He Is Ill and
has been unable to see to his loss. which
H.. however. fully insured.
4 special meeting of the St Roses Ia.
dies Temperance society was held last
night.
Mrs. Morgan Morgan. Terrace street. is
out again after q. long confinement to her
home.
The Court I.l., No. 80. Foresters Of
Ainerica, in account OF the recent hre,
will remove TO the Leader building.
A horse and cutter was picked up ~
the entrance OF the tunnel OF wilson
Creek, there were no occupants. 1t Is eS-
pected that II was "a case of runaway.
The Delaware ami Hudson Gravity en-
ployes We're paid their January earnings
yesterday.
The Berean Baptist Christian Endeavor-
ers have postponed their musical enter
tainment until Wednesday evening.
The Cycle club at their meeting Tues
da1 night, elected q. l.. James as their
sScretary, vice NJ. Is. Harnden. who IL
now engaged in business IN Olyphant.
II. l.. Beers, Of New York, is a guest
of A. Berry. q
Miss Tessie Kelly, of Scranton. is in
tie city visiting her cousin.
The subscribers to the base ball stock
include Mayor Hendricks, W. j. Byrne,
l.. b. Brown, Abe Sahm and others.
The Welsh Methodist friends are ar
ranging for holding their annua! festival.
The Rev. W. T.. Davies. of Providence,
preached "a masterly Welsh sermon i'm the
Welsh Baptist church TO a falr-szed con-
gregation.
The Mort Invest collery will resume op-
erations Friday.
Miss Margaret Thomas, of South Church
street. is confined 10 her home with
ullinSy
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LE RAYSViuEE.

The long wished for deep snow has
finally reached us, 1t having reached
over six inches In depth Sunday. II a
thaw does not prevent. our lumbermen
will more than rush the logs in john
sons mill yard at this place.
LeRaysville borough Is now listed
with the dry" towns of Bradford coun-
ty. We doubt very much If this will
prove true. for whiskey will be had
anyway. Our landlord, ]. l.. LaRue
and wife. are people to be respected.
Mr.. LaRue and family will still remain
here, but he has leased his house to
parties near Towanda.
Mrs. Mary Abbott, an aged and re-
spected lady. formerly of this place,
died at Burlington, and was buried at
this place Saturday. The services were
held at the Methodist Episcopal church
and We're conducted by Rev. s. j. Da-
Wis. of the Congregational church.
Albert G. Miller now drives a dandy
roadster he having just made trade
for another horse with parties in War
rem Center.
Mr.. and Mrs S. w. Johnson visited
over Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
Johnson's parents in MontrOSe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Ellsworth of
Nichols. N. Y. are visiting their rela-
tives and former friends and neigh
bors In town and vicinity.
l.. L. Bovington, of Buffalo. n. Y. is
spending some little time with friends
and relatives in these parts.
Landlord w. II. Cogswell and T.. f..
Cogswell Of Skinner's Eddy, We're in
town last week.
The question Of having water works
in this borough will be voted on at
our general election next Tuesday.
Judge b. NJ. Peck has purchased for
his son, G. w. Peck, Spalding & Co. s
Stationery and book store at Towanda.
The roller skating craze has again
been revived in Browns Opera house
at Wyalusing. and last Saturday even
ing w. l.. Ellsworth. Floyd Moore and
Albert Miller We're in attendance. the
latter assisting the Stevensville Cornet
band. which furnished music for the
occasion.
Mrs. W. +. Garfield was the recipient
of a very handsome china dinner set
from a relative, Mrs. Wilcox, Of Buffa
10. a few days ago.
Mrs. Elmer Cox. Of Wyalusing. ac-
companied by a lady friend. We're visit
ing her cousin. Mrs, W. \. Morris. since
last Thursday.
The United Workers of the Congrega-
tional church will hold a birthday So
cial and entertainment on the evening
of Feb. ~. The programme and ar
ranRements are under the usual man
agement Of Mrs. William Jones.
Died-At Spring Hill. on Monday of
last week, William Snyder He was
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FOREST CITY.

John j. O'Boyle. former resident ol
this place. but now Of Carbondale. and
Daniel =. Mccoy, also of the Pioneer
city, called on friends In this borough
yesterday.
The Hillside company paid its EN-
ployes Tuesday.
Friday evening the Forest City Man
nerchors will hold it's annual masquer-
ade ball in Davis Opera house. a
parade in costume will be held at {
o'clock Friday evening. This ball is
expected to be one of the social events
of the season. as elaborate prepara-
tions have been made for it.
Saturday evening an entertainment
will be held in Davis Opera house by
the Jermyn Citizens band.
Monday evening next the Vandline
Hose company will give ball in Davis
Opera house. The boys deserve the
patronage of the public as they are try
ing hard to build up good fire COM
pany in our neighboring town.
]. +. Toole will appear at Davis
Opera house on Tuesday evening next
in the popular Irish German comedy
Killarney and the Rhine"
The Tribune correspondent stated
some time ago that Arthur Sidman
would appear in the Opera house on
February oath in his play "A Summer
Shower" This was an error Mr.. Sid
man will be here on Saturday evening
Feb. 90.
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him with handsome rocking chair.
The evening was pleasantly spent asd
refreshments were served.
The following members were admit
ted to membership into the lndepen-
dent Order of Heptasophs on Monday
evening: Jason Harris. George Roller.
NJ. Mcdonald and G. r. George.
The Home Mission of the Langcltfe
church will conduct an apron social
in the Odd Fellows hall on Feb. %.
Miss Kate Campbell has returned
home after brief visit with friends in
Jermyn.
Walter Mullin, of this place, Is suffer-
ing from severe attack of grip at the
home Of his parents in Jermyn.
Mrs. j. Harris and son, Bert, have re-
turned home after Il pleasant visit with
friends In Jermyn.
Two sleigh loads of people from
Plains took advantage Of the weather
and spent Monday evening at the home
OF Rev. j. j. Jones, where they were
pleasantly entertained.
Mrs. X. O'Brien. of Exeter. spent
Monday with friends in town.
Mrs. Gertrude Sutterly Is GONZALES
cent after serious attack of pneu-
InOnia