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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21
FAIR CONTEST NARROWED.
IA sirs Making Common Cause Againt Mrs
Nettie Craven.

San Francisco, April 21.-The trial OF
the only remaining issue in the Fair
case has been begun. Instead of a con-
test over the whole estate and strug-
gle for $40 0OO, 600, it is a fight for $1,000
600, the case having narrowed down TO
a legal battle. over two pieces of real es-
tate which Mrs. Nettie Craven says
Senator Fair conveyed to her by PEN
ell deeds a few weeks prior to his death
| The administrators and heirs have for
time forgotten their disagreements,
and in this account have Joined against
Mrs. Craven, whom they regard as
common enemy.
After considerable discussion by the
attorneys the court announced that the
question al issue was the alleged for
gerry of the deeds. This issue had been
raised 10y the answer of the administra-
tors TO Mrs. Craven's cross complaint
and i'm so far as the complaint of Miss
| Virginia Fair raised the same issue as
the ntervenor would be heard. Severa
( days will probably be consumed in Sc
curing an advisory jury for Probate
| Judge Slack.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21
BATTLE IN PROGRESS.
Greeks and Turks Are Fighting
at Reveni.
KING STARTS FOR THE FRONTIER.

Crown Prince Constantine Assumes SUI
preme Command of the Greek Forces
Twenty Thousand Men Engaged in the
Fight Which Has Taken Place in the
Milouna Pass--Costly Error Made by
General in the Greek Army.
Athens, April 21.--Fighting between
the Greeks and Turks was resumed
Tuesday morning at Reveni, not far
from Tyrnavo, northwest of Larissa. a
big battle was i'm progress. The Turks
were attacking in still greater force
than Monday but the Greeks made
stubborn resistance.
1t is reported here that Greek force
which was trying to bridge the River
Arachthos, on the frontier of Epirus'
has been driven off by the Turks. 1T Is
further stated that the Turks have ad-
vanced upon Arta and have been bonn
harding that place since o'clock Mon
day evening. Sharp fighting between
the Greeks and Turks is proceeding on
the frontier of Epirus.
The bombardment of Prevesa, the
Turkish position at the entrance of the
| Gulf of Arta, was resumed at clocf
| Tuesday morning by the Greek forces
on land and sea. 1t Is reported that th'
town will be reduced TO ashes In TN
course of a few days. The Greer
SQUADRON left the Piraeus under seaie'
orders. Several merchantmen nav
been hastily armed and detachments
Greek troops have been hurried ol
| hoard of them.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21
AS A PATRIOT DIES.
History VIII Cherish the Record of Pedro
Garcia, shot in Cuba.

Garcia, shot in CUBA.
New York, April 2l.-A dispatch 10
The Journal from Havana says: Pedro
Garcia, who was shot for rebellion, was
arrested in his fathers house on sus-
picion of being a rebel. After six
months of imprisonment his turn finally
came to he tried and week ago he
was taken before a summary court.
The entire court-martial lasted only
about fifteen minutes, and Garcia was
sentenced to death although, as is GUS
tomary, they did not read the death
sentence to him until twelve hours be-
fore he was shot. Promptly at o'clock
Monday night a picket Of eight soldiers
halted in front Of the cell The captain
i'm charge Of the prison called Pedro
Garcia. Present" was the answer.
Prepare TO come out" said the cap
tain.
open" replied Garcia. II am ready"
He spoke as coolly as If he had peen
going out to sup with friend Instead
| of the "Caplla." Then there was the
ominous rattling of keys, the sliding OF
heavy bolts, and then the ponderous
Iron door swung slowly open,
Farewell to ALL" said Garcia.
"Farewen and courage exclaimed
mis- comrades, with husky voices.
Garcia paused in the passage and
called back, "At last / will gain I'D
erty." He never weakened and he as
tonished his executioners by his cool
ness. The four executioners were Dac
marksmen and ii was necessary to
them To fire three volleys.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21
r,,,..,;yote the Ruiz Case.

Washington. April 21.-Judge William
r Day of Canton, o., who VIII leaVe
here in a few days for Havana TO inVes-
tigate the Ruiz case, saw the presloent
for few minutes Tuesday. lie also
lied at the state department and saw
Secretary sherman and Assistant sec sec
retary RockhiIl. He has been stuuylis
the case during his absence IRON,
washington. and has thoroughiy
eouipped himself for his mission Which
- g. declared at the state department
is strictly judicial and in nowlse uip'
ie
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21
presidential Nominations.

Washington, April 21.-The president
Tuesday sent to the senate long iiS'
of nominations. among which were sew
ara1 of Importance: John a. Merritt
of New York, TO be third assistant post-
master general; Cornelius Van Cot 10
be postmaster at New York city' Jaliles
7. davenport of New Hampshire hrsV
deputv commissioner of pensions; Lev
erett NJ. Kelley of Illinois, second uep-
utv commissioner of pensions; Johh =
Jackson. collector of customs ior .me
district of San Francisco, Cal; Will
lam Youngblood of Alabama, auoito'
for the interior department; william a
Iones of Wisconsin, to be commlsslohe
of Indian affairs; Milton c. Phillps' az
tornev of the United states Tor th'
| eastern district Of Wisconsin.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21
warships Compelled to Retire

Berlin. April 21.-An official telegram am
received from Constantinopie py .he
turkish embassy here says the TURKS
have not sustained great damage at
prevesa, and that two Greek warsnips s
,,,are compelled by the Turkish fire 10
,otiro from there and that Tuesday there
- M signs of the Greek fleet belng
", ,he vicinity of Prevesa. The ofilcial
.a,aaran, 80 referred to further says that
tba Turks have recaptured all the posi-
t,ors commanding the Tyrnavo' thus
oondrming the dispatches on the SUP
taot from the correspondent of the AS
Sociated Press at the Turkish headquar-
tors at Elassona.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21
vor.an Resolution Postponed.

Washington, April 2l.-Morgan Tues
dav called up his resolution deciarihs
that a state of war exists in Cuba, anu
o" en,,ad for a vote on its adoption. Hoar
as as,,ed that II be postponed for one week
"aI ',,',,e to the absence of Senator Hale
Morgan yielded to the request ana ,ns Tue
nonsideration Of the resolution was
,ostponed another week.
The senate passed the Agricultural az,
,,onriation hill Tuesday and at l'f'
,,,ont into executive session.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21
An,,ber FURRY in wheat.

New York. April 21.-There was an
other furry i'm wheat Tuesday morn
inc although not so wild or so long
continued as the day before. Because
90 q disappointing set of foreign advices
and a smaller decline in consois ina,
expected, there was blg iot Oh Wileo' ~
for sale at the opening. Prlces at oiice
crumbIed away, and first sales were
made on the basis of 1919 to f91s Genus
for May. against Sl% cents MONDAY
night at the close. The selling came
from both foreign and local sources pu.
soon exhausted itself and prices ral'leu
IN SOL cents for May.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21
silver Jubilee Celebration.

philadelphia, April 21.-The jubilee m IN
celebration of the silver anniversary oA
,nobhishon patrick Ryal. tegan Tues
day. and will continue with variea reS eh-
oay, as,sas until Friday evening. Arch
bishop Ryan became titular bishop Oh OIL
.na saa of Tricomia twenty-five years
.,.e ,ast "wednesday. His episcopal con
aaora,;on took place in st. Louis in the
S,,,mrch of st. John the Evangelist OF
..n,nt he was then the rector The ami
versary of the event having occurred :. ~
,a,,, week the celebration was post
| noned until this week.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21
coo,,ed Himself to Death.

st Joseph, Mo-, April 2l.-IhoInaS
,,arsholl once conductor on the Bur
i,naton railroad. an inmate of the state
lunatic asylum No. 2 cooheu ,.,,.io,, n.,o
TO death in a bathtub at ina, 80
Monday night While the pa''en.a i,sa HE
at supper he managed TO e,uos ne
guards and escaped to one OF 'iie "a.
rooms. where he turned on the 10, W. o.
ter filing the tub, after ,sna wh,sn 10 to
plunged in, and was soon scaiueu ne,oa a
death His body was Thoroughly eooNe"'
,ho Gosh falling from the bones
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21
REPAIRING THE LEVEES.
Sew Orleans Does Not Mean to give the
River an Opening.

New Orleans Does Not Mean to Give the
River an Opening.
New Orleans, April 2.-The river Is
1873 above low water mark, and the
feeling of uneasiness has nowhere SUBJ
sided The fine weather has given am
pie opportunity to make hard work the
outlet for the general excitement ana
thousands of men are at work In the
,ity and country. Besides the constant
strengthening of the banks many
armed men patrol the levees at night
TO prevent the other fellows from cut
| ting them.
With three breaks in louisiana add
ed TO those in Mississippi, the SITUATION
should be somewhat relieved Tor the
rest of the section, but the crest OF th'
flood wave has been lost somewhere
and fears will not allay untll th'
gauges show drop of at least TIVE
| feet
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21
u,,drcd Million Ounces of Gold

washington, April 2l.-Autralia mas nas
.nar reached the 100000 ,OOO-ounee
,n's :, her nroduction of gold. That Is,
line ~ 10 since 1851, produced that
amount of gold and the yielu VI vice VI
nrecious metal is on the increase mic
toria has produced 81 'per cent % mo INC
output. Consul General Mara.sa' Wou t,nr,
snbmits the figures In thls cohue.',pt et ,So
10 the state department, shows .ns. 'a'O au
vield last year was 2'S'0'siS ounces, a. g"
increase of 10000 ounces over 'he p'0'
| auction of 1895.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21

Now York. April 21.--The Academy Oh
Music was filed to its utino', Cprhett
Monday night when James .; OoI s,,hI;c
appeared for the first tlne III p The
since his defeat by Fftzsimmons' .aars
ex-champion was greeted WIN VIII. omIvD a'tan
that lasted for fully two minutes the
he appeared in the first ae' ..n % sec. %
navel Cadet" At the end Oh .ne % -
ond act he made speech III r.sp"b at bs
TO repeated calls. He salu arnt shs hin,
would force Fitzsimmons 10 's"' nun
| aoaip
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21
party of Greeks Leave Texas.

st Louis. April 21.-specials say una. Una.
- erst bodv of Greeks to depart from
.,,, southwest for the seat of war "
er,,t enI Cor King George has left Texas.
M M NON are headed by Alexahuer
e.a,,rtanos who started from Dallas TOT
the east to ST. Louis tnence Tax
cago and New York. AT Marsna,,' ,,a,o, end
a number of Greeks from houston a.u
Galveston joined the stavianos P,,,s Pa,ts
and others will be picked up a, L,'.'c or
Rock. Ark. At New York they sa'' ''
,ne srst steamer that can be taken
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21
Cnnrt.MnriinI Ordcrcd.

Chicago, April 21.--A general court, court,
,,,artial has been ordered by General
brooke to convene at Fort sheridan
Anril 2s. but he declines to give any
i,,eor,oat tion as to the name or onense
80 ,ho officer to- he tried. That the otli-
oar ;s captain Is evident from the
eoa,,itution of the members OF the
oomrt-martial none of whom is below
,,oa rank of captain. General Brooke
however. says the officer is not attscheo
90 the garrison at Fort Sheridan
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21

hannibal. Mo-, April 2l.-The primary mar,
s,nn he,d for the selection of Dem
elec.'U "o,,n candidate for congress to fill the
oera,1e unov caused by the death of b. r,
va,a" us yesulted in the nomination OF
ulies s r. Iloyd of Shelby county by
majority of 2o4 over his s s,,0nse'i ~ Macon I
petitor, r. M. Richmaha .0 no,ss and
county. Lloyd received $50 WI .,,,, s =,
Richmand f.a%t. The e'cc''o" WIN y
held June y
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21
v..,.,,,n River Pilot Dead.

st. Louis, April 21.-Captain Charles
Wesley Blunt, veteran river piio''
known among river and army men from
Yankton. $. D.. to New Orleans as
"rrncle Charles" is dead as the resul.
If an attack of grip. In ls4l the deceased
came TO st. Louis from st. Paul ana
was here during the outbreak OF the
cholera. It was during the hrst out
break that he became acquainted Win
pilots and finally drifted into the same
business. He was born at Columpus' -
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21
GREEK GENERAL BLUNDERs.
Costly Error Is Made at Gritzovah-4Ah
Order Misunderstood.


Athens. April 21.-There was renewed
lighting between the Turks and Greeks
in the Milouna pass Monday 1t was
of the most severe description, but tuil
details are not obtainable here. the
firing ceased at 5 o'clock Monday even
ing. The total Greek loss in the Varl-
Gus engagements in the Milouha pas
is estimated here at 1000 killed anu
wounded. More than 200 wounded SOL
diars and officers of the Greek army
have arrived at Larissa, TyrnaVo anu
Volo The losses of the Turks are de-
cIared TO be much greater than those
of the Greeks.
Prince Constantine has returned 10
Tarisga from Gritzovali, where ne VII
messed some severe fighting The preeh
reverse at that place was que 10 tne
fact that General Mastropas, VINO Is III
command of the Greek artillery mlsuH-
derstood Prince Constantine oruers
The Turks thereupon advanced aho
soon occupied Gritzovali, pursuing th'
,.otreoting Greeks. killing few anc
wounding 20 of them.
General Mastropas' brigade later raj
lied and made stand III lne IL ''i
time Prince Constantine hurried re
inforcements forward to the asslstahc
of General Mastropas. General ollo
Ianitz. former Greek minister OF wal
succeeded i'm forcing back the enemy
prince Constantine has severely cen
surad General Mastropas for his pluh
dar dispatch received here troi
I ca,ro Egvnt saws that at the requeS
80 tbe turkish government, the Egyl
tIan government has handed the ore nl
diplomatic agent. NJ. j. GryparIs, rod, -
passports and has ordered All utee'
- leave Egypt within a fortnight
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21
s,aldinr Transfer, some Property.

Nashua. \. H.. April 2l.--A deed was
recorded In the Hulsboro county regis
tor of deeds Tuesday from Charles w.
Snalding Of Chicago and his wife, Lizzie
NJ. Spalding, transferring TO the uh'.
versity of Illinois the maghlilceh'
stock farm owned by SpaidlnS III MeE
rimac The farm is one OF tne most
valuable of its kind IN the state
contains 100 acres. The deed Is uateu
April Il, 1897 at Chicago. rms tarn'
was attached a few days ago py Spalu-
! ing's father as security ON ms oolius'
Spalding was president OF the ueluhcl =
J Globe Savings bank of chicago anu Is
! now under bonds on charge OF eihpe%-
! element
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21
MARROW ESCAPE FROM OEA tn.
Two Engines Jump the Track and Hoi'
Down AN Embankment.

Kalispel, Mont, April 2l.-East-
bound passenger train No. on the
Great Northern railroad struck bro
ken rail when at point about womlies
east of Bear creek. The train was pe-
ing pulled by two engines, and as IL
struck the broken rail both locomotives
broke loose from the train and were
hurled down a steep embankment. one
engine went down the mountain ABOUT
200 feet. and the other about nifty rect
The helper was i'm charge OF Engineef
Silas Schutt and John Barr, hreman'
and the regular was i'm charge or w. H.
Smith. engineer. and Arnet Hogan, fre-
man. None of them was killed, but
all were badly hurt. As the engines
started to leave the track they broke
away from the coaches, the air was pu'
| on instantly and the train OF cars came
| TO a sudden standstill.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21
creek Expedition Fails.

Rerlin. April 21.-A dispatch recei.so .sa
% tron, Constantinople. says that the
,,,. ieis of the Greeks at Elenetherop-
la,',ne "a, The coast of Macedonia, facing
the Gulf of Salonica, their Co
being to cut the railroad oesme.m os,rov,ns
Ionica and Elassona, thus oesr,oy :
communication with Edhem S ada :.
base of supplies, has failed IL Is ,',uoa s
Cd that the Greeks lost hfty men n.,o
and many wounded In the ar.en'pt, r''r,Dish
which was repulsed by the iu'"''"
4.oonc
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21

New York. April 21.-President Freed,
man of the New York Baseball eluo saia
n''asdav ,r," that Amos Rusie had not
l,oa a contract to play with the New
Yer,, club as reported. He said further
,sat No communication had ben re-
oeived a,r from Rusie, and that should ne
-, a. would be at the clubs terms
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21
s,,.me Assembly X. Of p.

Indianapolis. April 21.-The supreme
.a,,h,v of the Uniform rank, knights
as pv,hias. met here Tuesday. The au-
., ,,,in. Committee went over the books
=, ' ,hs major general and reported them
% No he correct The expenses OF the rsnn
were s2O. 900 and the membership sho"'
a gain OF 5000 members
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21

cleveland. o., April 2l.-Major W. 3.
e,onLman Of the weather bureau was
sunl'ITy Sum Tuesday morning, but failed to ap-
ons on time and was fined for con-
peat pea, Major stockman held that ne
.ell,p,, attending to the business OF the
waS Y,.,,,ed states government and could
unt he interfered with. He VIII report
no .. os.e 20 the department of war;
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21
w.mor,al to Congress.

philadelphia. April 2i.-The executive sssrS of
trade has adopted a memorial TO . GO con. :, .
s,sss - fayor1ng the Dingley bill ana car, an
To- mon the senate to take prompt s"0
favorable action on II.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21
HYPNoTlsT DeFles SHERIFF.
Refuses to Take Up Buried Subject at
Simcoe, Ont.

Simcoe, Ont.
Simcoe. Ont, April 21.-Professor Fer
ris. hypnotist, placed a subject in
trance here Monday afternoon and bur-
led him six feet under ground there to
remain three days. Sheriff Jackson ana
a posse of officers appeared on Tue
scene as the grave was filled in ana
ordered Ferris to take the man out OF
suffer arrest. The professor refused,
stating that he was violating no law
After consultation with the county at
+ornev the sheriff found he could take
NO action. The subject is supplied with
air through box. His tace can w
seem 1t resembles that OF corpse pu'
has aat the extreme pallor Ihef' II
great deal of excitement over the CASE
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21
~,,v Tbousand Men Engaged.

Rome, April 21.--According TO a aus o.s
p ho % The Messagero from Athens,
dated S tuesday, the forces OF the Sreeas eas
oa'eu r,,rts in the fighting which mas
anu r,ace in the Milouna pass to'a,
'aNen 90 ooo men. The dispatch adds that
up .v,o'' prince Constantine has as
Crom ,,od supreme command of the Greek
sul,ee see which will fight the Turks 1,
ior..s s,so announced that King George OF
r.sscs ssSe left Athens for the frontier tues
Hau
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21
No Motion to Adjourn.

No motion for adjournment was made
and the fifty second ballot began. Inc
announcement that the Bell-Crum-
baugh contest would come up caused caused
q great deal of excitement, for should
The democrat. Bell, be seated, tne
strict str party vote would be a tieLS9 %,
and s9-iust as it stood during ,.s tne
',.ar,orable session last winter. This
would give the Blackburn people a
Ggbtine chance, something they nave
not had since the session last WINTER
their present policy being solely TO pre-,
,,ant an election. The second ana thiru
hallots showed exactly as did the ms,
after which the general assembly au
%nurned on motion of Senator Bennett
| n Hunter man.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-21
= ---.c,,,on rayorp,c.

Hoinan's Condition
washington. April sl.-Represensa,,,v. NV
uo,man of Indiana showed mucn mi
Movement Tuesday and Dr. suswem s,.,ar
his pis physician. now regards his cono'''0"
a. savora BILE for recovery
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-09-25

Henry Mayer,
Ackermsn.
Socially one OF the most intere sting
times 1t the university is The rushing
ssason OF tie f,atersities. Already q
few have tesn initiated some are pledged
a, others are enjoying preliminary at
tent ,ns. Last Saturday evening the
Delta To. tbs had au initiation Of which
they SHOULD he proud. taxing in Mees:s.
Horac, Sherman, Karl Randall, H.
Tukey, WslchaIs. The Kappa Alpha
Theta's have pl-dgei Mis-. Ella Harper
and Yiss Cunningham; the Kappa Ksp-
pa Gamma's claim Mis- Emma Outcalt
and Miss Marsie Winger. Several part
les have been given. The Delta Gam
mas entertained most delightfully."- by
giving trolley ri e Wednesday, tbs car
being the compliment OF Mrs Alice
Slaughter, a member OF the fraternity
These who enjoyed tho party were
Misses b. Hargreaves, Turkey. o! Omaha.
Wilson Selma Norep. Jessie Lansing.
Anne Miner. Se,a Case, Edna Polk, May
Prentifs, Blanche Garten. Clara Watkine,
Nelia Cochrane, Helen Woods, X atberine
Woods. Alice Slaughter. Hele, WEIGH.
The Kappa Alp Theta's gave dinner
at the Lone Of Miss Emily Weeks
Wednesday evening. These present
were: Misses Selma Wiggenhorn. Ella
Harper, Cunningham. L,ola VanciI,
Anne Barr, Edith Schwartz, Nell Ran
dali Li6a MilIsr. Jane Mcfarland, Jean
Tuttle, Emily Weeks, Jeseica Morgan,
Grace McWilliams. The Kappa Kappa
Gsmmas had a banquet at Miss Clara
Hammond's Friday afternoon The par.
Elephants were: Misses Blanche Har-
gresvee. Selma Wig.enhorn. Custer.
Emma Outcalt, Margie Winger. Addie
Whiting, Mabel Richards. Cora Crop
sey. Eleanor Raymond. May Coloue,
L,ura Houtz, Mabel Lindley. Msude
Riser, Helena Lau, Stella Kirke-, Ellen
GeIe. Dora Harley, Lottis Whedon,
Frances Gere. Florence Winger. Grace
Bro.dy, Nellie G.iss,. Ena Ricketts,.
The millinery opening at Mrs. Gosper's
was . great success. Mrs. Gosper has
been IN business here number OF years
and thoroughly understands the needs
Of tho people. She places before the
public practical and stylish hats and
bonnets and invites all OF tie ladies to
inspect them.
Mrs Ida Friend AMI Miss Rosa Frar k
are in Omaha to attend the fair.
Mr.. Morris Well has returned from q
two weeks trip t. Colorado much i'm
proved 10 health.
Mrs Low enberg, OF Sutton. is visiting
Mrs. J. Speyer.
Miss Sthweitz.r OF San Francisco.
Ca 10 visit 'ny her sister, Mrs. II. Mayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sarbach and family
are coming down from Fairbury next
Sunday TO celebrate the Jewish New
Year with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Fritni.
Mr.. L. Barr, the jeweIer. after living