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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01
Hn,xnil and .sapnn.

Dispatches from Washington state that
there are about to be important develop
ments in the Japanese imbroglio with the
government OF the Hawaiian islands. How
ever this may be. certain II Is that the dis
turbancs OF the stomach caused BY simple
Indigestion wiil develop into chronic dys-
pepsia unless clleckmated al the start. The
finest etomachic Is Hostetter's Stomaca
trouble, and does away with lrreguIarItv Of
the bowels and liver.
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corsicana. Texas. January si.--Bnrslars
forced an entrance into the store Of +. y
Evans yesterday moralng and secured
siout $50 worth OF iewelry and gore ether
articles.
CITY Marshal Faux received wori this
morning from Malakoff 10 lie effect that
lie store or w. Is. Payne was htirg'arize1
saturday night end six silver watches
stolen. The officers ara on the lookout for
lie euspeets.
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WRECK ON THE KNYsEE.

A report has been received here to the
effect that a log train on the Gulf. Beau
mont and Kansas City railroad went
through the Neohes river bridge trestle this
afternoon. Seventeen log cars were
wrecked, but no one war hurt. The treste
had been weakened by the recent but con-
tinuous high water in the Neches river.
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rAx coLLEoroIi nusY.

This was u busy day with State and
County Tax Collector Nichols. as It was
the last day on which State and county
taxes for 1897 could be paid before the 10
per cent penalty goes into effect. as II
does tomorrow. All day tho otfioe WIS
crowded with people settling up aud get
ting their receipts, and an extra force of
clerks Ind TO be employed In order to ex-
pedite The work, Thore VIII be some two
Thousand pieces of properly against which
row
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wh,tccnpptnr Near bryan.

Bryan, Tcxas. January ala ooiored
man named Henry Newton. living four
miles west OF pryan was isited by white
cappers last night and they demanded 70
see his rent f0ntract, On being informed
that he did not have u they told him tney
would call ON him again. The negro was
very scared and IL Looks Ike Shitscapping
10 the county has become serious.
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linn smith an TrlnI.

Sherman. Texas, January Si.--The case
of the State vs.. Jim Smith. charged with
criminally assaulting Mrs. Bertha Gates.
was called in the district court this after
noon. After exhausting the regular jn
ard special yenire Of sixty men, iufy
was secured The court room was crowded
with negroes, who are very much Interest,"
ed in the case. Smith is a negro AM -
charged with having outraged Mrs. Gates
a white woman.
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A GOOD LETTER.
From the clerk of the Circuit Court

From the Clerk OF the CfrcUit Uo"r'
Fernandinn. Fla. FEB. Is. 1895.
Mr.. j. George Suhrer Druggist, City
Dear Gcorge--Please send bottle OF
chamberIain's Cough Remedy. ] would not
feel easy IL / knew there was none oil this
valuable Remedy in the house ] nave
given 1t fair test and consider II one OF
the very best remedies for GROUP that !
have ever found. One dose has always been
sufficient. although 7 use il freely Any
cold my children contract Yields very reau-
ily 10 this medicine. can conscientiously
recommend it for Group and colds in chill
dren.
Yours resnectfully. Geo. u. Wolff.
Sid by ell druggists.
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The charters of the following corpora
lions were filed in the department of state
today: Kitchen QIeen Baking Powder COM
many, OF Dallas. Capital stock. 100000. In
corporators: II. N. Foot, E. II. Foot, w.
j. Townsend
Rose Manufacturing company, OF faiias.
CAPITAL stock. $4,000. Incorporators: j.
d. Crawford. p. A. Norris. /. e. Rose.
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Mills County ponnIist..

Goldthwaite, Texas, January so-There
was called meeting of The populist party
at the court house yesterday for the pur-
pose of electing a county chairman and
secretary. It resulted in the selection OF
j. e. Wallace, editor Of the Mountainecr
as chairman for the ensuing year and G. "
Jackson was appointed secretary. The
Mountaineer was adopted as the official
organ of the party.
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cold In MiIl. COUNTY.

Goldthwaite. Texas, January si.--Ms' v
T. Wrinkle. farmer living nine miles
southwest on the Colorado river is certain
that he has discovered gold on his sar''.
Several pans OF the dirt has been washcd
out and trace was left In each pan. Eas
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THE SUNDAY LABOR IS DISCONTINUED
Mallory Line HAS Plenty Of Timc for
Work-rax Collector He's nccn
kept Rather Dusy.
\ SUNDAY LABOR DISCONTINUED.

Labor on the Mallory dock on Sunday
has been discontinued because IL is not
necessary to work on this day TO have
ships ready To sail on schedule time, AS
was the cnsc when three ships q week
sailed regularly from this port to New York.
There Is saving 10 the company OF
about SITS on each vessel. for Sunday work
fis at a premium. Laborers demanded more
for working sunday. and the Mallory limo
has always paid the scale.
An official of the Mallory line IN discuss
Ing the matter said today that there was
no espcoiaI significance TO be attached 70
the iiscontinuance OF Sunday work. We
have plenty OF time to load and discharge
cur ships without working on SUNDAY and
that is the only reason we have for not
working on this day. When It Is necessary
to work on Sunday In order TO have the
vessois leave according to schedule, Sum
day work will be resumed
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The Cucro District.

Berclair. Texas, January s0.-A. w. Apple
ty OF the Goliad Guard announces in recent
article in his paper his determination not to
enter the race for legislative honors. This
leaves the field clear for Hon. j, III. Bailey
1t has been runored that c. b. Lucas of
this place had aspirations IN that direction,
but he, too, denies the soft Impeachment.
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sufcided.

clay. Texas. January ~ Z. Mitchell
q farmer. committed suicide at his home
two miles north Of tbis place, today b,
taking twenty grains Of morphine. Dss-
,londeney tho cause,
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SUSPICIOUS BARN BURNING.
Farmer Found n Whftecap Notice
and the Turning Followed.

Cookville, Texas. January 29.--News
reached here from three miles north that
r. H. Johnson's barn with $50 bushels Of
corn, 1900 binds of fodder and sheaf oats.
burned last night about IL o'clock: 10 in
surance 1t is supposed 10 be the work OF
whitecaps as II had been only six days
since johnson had found tackled ON his
front yard gate a notice in writing warn
ing him TO flee and not be long about It,.
as he might be burned out.
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and II he does offer himself for the rosi-
ton. will be a mighty hard man 10 beat.
The many friends OF AFR. Teucistone Of
Kervns are urging him to make the race
for county attorney.
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Kcrrville. Texas. January fe.--last nisl'
Parsons hall was u brilliant scene OF reveiry,
the occasion being carnival and masquerad.
given for the benefit Of the Improvement
fund OF the Ladies' Auxiliary Cemetery asso.
citation. IN which nearly 100 chillren topE
part The little people appeared 70 enjoy
tthrmselvrs to their hearts content Az II
o'elccL the children retired and the older
folks took the floor 10 enjoy dance a
good sum OF money wns realized
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.. NJ. BURROUGHS EsrArM.

The inventory OF the estate OF the late
Judge j. NJ. BurIoughs has been fled In
the office OF George IL. LAW. county clerk.
The totals are MS follows; Real estate, ssa,-
676. money. sfSp,S0. bonds. siS.0D0i Gas
company stock. 5000. wharf stock, $1,000;
certificate of deposit, $3.50. judgments, 800.
Two watches, s25 lease, 81; Wharf company
bonds, $4,000; state bonds. S2i.6oo; State
bond coupons, $500. county bond coupons,
S1ao, cash III bank. S25.5on county bonds,
$il2o, Wharf company city bonds ss5,aso;
Wharf company certificates. sl6s5; Wharf
company shares, $500, Wharf company
coupons, $500. personal property. $1,000;
law books, $40; other books. $40. Wharf
company dividends due, $3.50; Gas company
dividends due. $500; total. go3.i7e.10.
The appraisers Of the estate who innde
the renort are w. b. Wallis. q, a, Meyer
and II. NJ. Truehe0rt.
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packed. A pure soap, containing healing
MS well as cleaning ingredients. is . me-
answer this description IL should be reg
ularly employed
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fRentfro Mentioned for Judge.

Brownsville, Texas. January sl.-Hon
Robert B. Rentfro, the prominent lawyer
and republican leader of the Rio Grande. Is
being prominently mentioned for the new
Federal judgeshlp, rendered necessary by
the continued illness of Judge Rector. His
friends all over the State are rendering him
their warmest support. and no man in this
section would be as heartily supported as
he by all classes of the community, ire
spective OF party. His qualifications as a
lawyer and man make him eminently
fitted for the position.
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IiAIRG MOVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES zig.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES vi ibsoufI CITY,
Jr.ulry is-Nr George w, Hairsroye and
Miss Bo!lie Schroeder we're married ycs.ief-
day at high noon az the. hons. Of me bIiae
Mr.. Wyman Robinson Was best man anc
Miss Mabel Casper bridesmaid. y was I
very quiet affair, the family ana Few vera
intlsnlte friends being preneiit.
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sENATnR CoLoIITr
Had Rather Talk Of Petroleum. Than
of Politics.


Corsicana, Texas. January 31,--Senator
o. b. Colauitt Of Terrell. Kaufman county.
was here yesterday looking at the oil ter
ritory. When approached bv Post rep-
resentative regarding the political atmos-
phere OF his county. the senator said in
substances:
II am taking more interest in tho Cor
sicana OIL field at present than ! am III
politics. l am over here trying to invest in
some OF your oil interests. which l think
will be more profitable TO me than political
honors. Politics in general are very quiet
in my county; in fact. don't believe a
single candidate has announced In the
county. kaufman is still as solid for dem
ocracy as chunk az Slondike ice and
when she does turn loose you will hear
something interesting Just who will carry
the county for governor can not as yet
say. as things have not livened uD In pol
ttics ! will he back here In a few days
to talk oil and NAV then have something
definite to say about my candidacy for re-
election, but as vet have not fully decided
whether will stand for election or not !"
Mr.. Colquitt is very enthusiastic over
the oil fields here and will likely invest
in fhe oil territory. sN .a3 -@+et
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Tho skrt can DO trimmed IN diamond
shapes at the side with cloth Or silk set III
under the diamonds. The sleeves and 9esl
can be OF the same goods. Any fouBn
cloth answers very nicely for d border for
the diamonds and tho vest, The same ran
be uKcd for the reyers.
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smERirTs' DEPARTMENT..

conroe. Texas January s0.--Look on,
for one Charles Middleton, white man,
about feet or inches high, rather
heavy built. red mousnche and beard,
beard about two weeks old. wearing white
hat with cord for band. riding dark sorrel
horse about AZ Lands Lish, win White
slot In face, Middleton 10 known IN and
, around i3renham and snp.fop, 40 rg%ard
tor him In my jail IN iesls; hold capias
for him for burglary. !. 9. Grifilth,
shoriif montgomery county. per W. ~ FOIL
mar, deputy
Columbus. Texas. January 30; Who
wants 4 bay mare branded TexaS star en-
leit Jaw Wild; no other innrks or brand;
ehe has been on the range near Alex fitx'
Qsfald's faim about four months Any one
elairsihg her can get same ~ applying To
me. sam ii. Reese, sheriff Colorado coun-
~.
weimar, Texas. January 80. All officers
look out and arrest George Hearst, n bright
Yellow negro, about 20 years old about )
feet 10 inches high, weight about lad or Ia
pounds; left arm OF above elbow; very
dirk mouHtache; dresses very neatly and
Claims to be a mind rsader. He le,t bcie
January 22. 1898, going east, and last hoard
Of was In Houston. Texas. Please arrest;
ho,s eapias for him. He Is wanted for
swIndllng. 3 II. Hancock, city marshal.
Weimar. Texes'
straycd or stolen from T. II. Wilson.
Sheldon Texas One black horse mule and
one mare mule nine years old. VI liz hands
high; horse mule branded p with bar over
II IN ribs; mare mule has split inside Of
mouth caused by bits; In thin condition: no
shoes. Reward $40. Ala one bay mare
i3 years old, l5 i-2 hands high; brand r 7
on shoulder: good condition: shod all
around Reward 20.
Taken 10 BY r.. G. Sherman. 2007 Lub-
book street, city-One sorrei mare 8
years old. IA or 10 hands high, ear split,
gore back. bobbed mgne; also one sorrel
horse years old. Is or 10 hands high.
sores on hind aud front legs. and hair on
on side, bobbed name. stocking feet, blaze
face. rs
Fcund--O One gold bangle. Owner can
have same by calling ct Hheriff's office and
identifying ii Albert Erickson,
ehe1in Harris County. Texas,
BY w, N. Baugh, Deputy.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Denton, Texas, Jan
nary 50 a. NJ White1. aged Il. and Miss
81. y. sothern, aged 70, were married mere
today
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Inger.oIps Birshday q Holiday.

. Dallas. Texas. January si.-At recent
meeting OF the Dallas Free rhlnkers as-
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THE sTATE cApITAL.
Receipts from LnAd Sales and
Leases for January.
from land sales and leases for January:

Austin, Texas. January 81. The State
treasurer reports the following receipts
from land sales and leases for January:
School lands-lease ......... $37,594 81
school lands-interest ... 6S,21l 90
school lands--principal ..... 60, 296 81
ITniyersity-lease =. .......... 1903 96
Observation-Disclosures -, ..... 223 30
Observation-Disclosures -. ..... % so
Asylum Iands-leasc and interest 600 0s
ASYLUM lands-nrinciral ...... TIA "a
sales nj nublic domain ........ 2D2 90
Total -. $3.50. 965 Sc
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CHARTERED.

Total .. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
Mower County transcript., 1898-04-20
ADAMS.

Substantial Growth - Poisoned.
Old Mrs. Carey is very low with
bronchial pneumonia and is not ex-
pected to live.
Last Thursday, word was received
from Spokane, Washington, that
Thomas Rooney, we'll known here, had
died In q hospital there. John Rooney
one OF his brothers has gone there to
take charge OF the remains.
Tuesday, Mary Krafnik was taken
seriously i'll at school and was taken
home and DR.. Knight called. 1t is
believed that she was poisoned by
eating colored candy.
We learn that Mr.. Carey, father of
John and Hubbard, was kicked by a
horse and seriously injured, on Tues
day.
New residences are being built by
Andrew Torgerson, Peter Schneider,
John Brown. William Noonan and
Andrew Burkey. Nick Schmidt is
planning to build. The new creamery
prick building, IS enclosed. Krebs-
bach Bros. new two story brick block
is under way. Adams is humming
right along.
Mower County transcript., 1898-04-20
I WALTHAM.

Band Meet-Graduated-Jail.
Very cold rain Monday.
L. Granger shipped a car Of stock
from here Friday.
Emma Erickson came home from
Austin Friday, having completed her
course at the college there.
G. H. Boliou visited Sergeant Sun.
day.
M. E. Wentworth came down from
Mantorville Thursday. He is getting
ready to move his household effects.
The brass band discoursed a few
selections from we'll known composers
Saturday evening, being their first
meeting in some time.
DR.. Peirson of Austin was up Mop.
day to attend Mr.. Ehmke's boy,
The little fellow is prettJ badly
afflicted yet, but the DR.. has hopes OF
bringing him out all right.
c. G. Erickson visited Brownsdale
Saturday evening.
The Jail is completed and is a cred.
liable affair. Likewise the crossings
recently put in. The next move
should be to put walk to the depot,
which will likely be done. The city
affairs seem to be moving along nicely
in the new management and we trust
our village will be much benefited
by being Incorporated.
Mower County transcript., 1898-04-20
ROSE CREEK.
Schools Open-M. w. A. Flourish.
1t is rumOred:

Schools Open-M. w. A. Flourish.
1t is rumored:
That is has rained.
That seeding is nearly done.
That roads are in bad condition.
That school commenced again Tues
day morning after vacation of two
weeks.
That Miss Jennie Phillips CON-
menced the spring term in district 81
Monday morning.
That one of our tOwnSmen refused
a a--- the first time on record.
That Mrs. H. Woodward returned
this morning from Chicago, after re.
ceiving successful surgical opera.
tion.
That there were applications fol
mem bership into the M. w. A. lodge
last Saturday evening. So the good
work goes on.
That Oscar Lux lost one Of his
bs while attempting to remove
a belt Of the feed mill while in
operation.
That our stockman, P. O'Malley
shipped a car Of hogs Sunday morn
ing, the first that has been shipped
from this place in over six months.
That Prof. H. Dollenback, blinc
man, gave an entertainment to a gooC
house at the Congregational church
last Thursday evening. It was pro
nOunced very good.
Mower County transcript., 1898-04-20
GRAND MEADOW.

Surprise - Burglars-New House.
There was very pleasant surprise
party at the home of Mrs. Erick
Myhre Saturday afternoon in honor
Of her birthday.
The foundation of Mr.. Schleiger's
new house is being laid.
|. 1t is reported that furniture store
will be started in the building now
occupied by the saloon.
Miss Maggie Hovda has sold nearly
all her spring stock Of millinery goods.
She is closing out the rest at an ex-
tremely low price to make room for
new goods.
Chris Hovda and Andrew Simmon.
son have set out a row of shade trees
on their lots this week.
Mr.. Torgrimson's store was broken
into Sunday night anda bicycle stolen.
@. F. Greening moved his ware
house from the east side of Main
street to the rear of his hardware
store this week.
Mower County transcript., 1898-04-20
MOSCOW.
Sold His Farm-Has Commenced
School.


School.
Seeding nearly completed.
Weather cold and rainy.
Thomas Ash has gone to Dakota to
rusticate few months and to dispose
OF his property there.
James Jerred has sold his farm to
Mr.. Kearns for $50 per acre. Mr.,
Jerred will 60 west to locate.
Sidney Davenport is spending a few
days with his uncle, Clark Hemstreet.
Chris Anderson is at work building
a new barn 40 x 70.
Geo. W: King and family have
moved to Austin and located on the
corner of First and Grove street.
Fred Beckle has bought the Baker
and Beck place and with his young
wife has gone to house keeping.
Mrs. H. Zero, who has been sick
Tor long time is improving of late.
The measles and hog cholera have
gone west to seek new fields of labor.
A new store has been built on the
old fou1dation in Oakland where two
stores had been bnrned. Lookout
for the fire fiend, boys.
G. W. King has horses and wagon
for sale.
Nellie Longergan has commenced
term OF school in the Murphy dis
trict.
Erick Johnson has moved on G.. w.
Kings farm.
Mower County transcript., 1898-04-20
LANSING.

49,. o: e. S. Social-Recovery.
The Lansing creamery paid IS cents
for March butter fat.
Mrs. L. M. Warren is very sick with
lung trouble. DR.. Vaughan is in at
tendance.
Mrs. G.. M. Bagley is recovering
from her illness.
The G. G. G. met with Mrs. E. H.
Wells Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Ricketts, Of St.
Paul visited their grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Vaughan Monday.
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society will
give a ten cent supper at Addison G
Williams Friday evening. Supper at
s o'clock. Everybody come.
Mrs. J. F. Beatty of Blooming visited
relatives here Monday.
Herman B. Vaughan and wife of
San Jose, California, visited his
brother, J. G.. Vaughan, Sunday and
Monday. They left for Boston Tue S.
day. They left Lansing over. thirty
years ago.
Celia Chapter, O. E. S., gave an
interesting program at their meeting
Saturday evening. A poem on
Lansing's bachelors written by Mrs,
Clara Williams was read and created
a great deal Of merriment.
Mower County transcript., 1898-04-20
SARGEANT.

The Weeks News-Visiting.
G. Nelson & Son have just received
a fresh invoice Of ladies', gentlemeu's
and children's shoes of the very latest
styles, which they offer at prices
nowhere else obtainable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Share and Mr..
and Mrs. Ole Hogan went to Adams
Sunday.
The Misses Sarah and Bertha Hens
lin and Mr.. Henslin of Racine are
visiting at the pleasant home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Pfuhl.
Miss Frye and Oscar Nelson spent
Saturday and Sunday in Kasson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwartz came from
Preston for few days visit with Mr..
and Mrs. William HOpp.
Jacob Hahn and Jim Blowers from
Lansing visited friends and relatives
in this berg Saturday evening.
Con Weisel from Austin is the guest
of Charles Miller.
Miss Bertha Knutson visited friends
in Oslo on Sunday last. =
The farmers around this place are
mostly through seeding. *s@
Edwin Anderson of Carver, MINI,
Mower County transcript., 1898-04-20
OAKLAND.

NJ w. A. Hall-Social Notes.
Miss Nina Case spent Saturday and
Sunday with relatives in Austin.
Miss Francis Geiseler. of Albert
Lea, will teach the summer term of
school in the Wiseman district, be-
ginning Tuesday.
Miss Mary James is in town to stay
a few weeks.
Work will begin on the M. w. A.
hall this week.
Magnell Morgan, of Austin, has
been doing some carpenter work fol
Messrs. Billings & Hobson the past
week.
Mrs. J. M. Smith, who is i'll at the
home of her son, S. A. Smith, OF
Austin, was not so we'll at last report
The ladies' sewing society will meet
this week, Thursday a. m. with Mrs
G. D. Frisbie. A cordial invitation
is extended to all. :
Ed. Ryan, former Moscow boy
has returned to his old home to re-
side. He has been absent clever
years.
Bennett Morgan and All Zero, from
Austin, were seen in town Sunday.
Mower County transcript., 1898-04-20
TAOPI.

Pound Sociable 49, Improving.
-. B. Coleman of Leroy was in
Iaopl Saturday with his new team.
Mrs. Whitcomb and Mrs. Smart OF
tekoy were calling on Mrs. L. M
Daily last week.
Mrs. Potter, brother-in-law Of Mr.
Crossett, arrived in Taopi Friday from
the west.
Misses Kate Cahill and Stella Lewis
were in Leroy last week Thursday.
The pound sociable given in Hu'
mans Hall Friday evening for the
benefit of Rev. Donaldson was well
attended and financially success.
The sick around Taopi are all re.
ported on the mend.
NJ. E. Williams. wife and mother
were calling on Mr.. and Mrs. L. n
Daily Sunday afternoon.
Ole Nelson has again commenced
mouse. keeping after his short trip tc
the Old country, or rather to Kenyon.
E. F. Potter's brother, of Mcintyre
Iowa, was in town last week.
A: Bell shipped a car of potatoes tC
Indiana last week Saturday.
Seeding around this part Of the
country is about completed.
Martin Davis was in Adams Monday
afternoon on business.
D. c. Wood drove to Spring Valley
Saturday.
Mrs. S. Hale, east of Taopi, who has
been very sick, is reported improving