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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-03
YONKERS

Frederick r Burton gave the second lecture last
night IN the course ~ the hall Of the Womans
Institute on The Evolution OF the Popular Song.
IFS topic Was Franz Schubert the Greatest or
Song Writers" Mr.. Burton was assisted by Mrs
Burton VINO sang several songs
10 AS North Broadway Wednesday afternoon.
bout ono hundred guests called. ANNOUNCEMENT
,.ae made of the e1.geInent of Miss Mabel Louise
smith. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. smith.
ol Narturtou-ave.. 20 George Herbert Rose.
hro. her-in-aw OF Mrs. Rose. The decorations
bouf tre rooms We're Of pink. Those who assisted
IN receiving We're Mrs John Reid, Mrs. Andrew
Deyo Ms J. Harvey Bell Mrs W. r. Rose; Mrs.
j. w. Fowden. Miss Smith. of Nonkers and MIS-.
Edwin Young. Of Nev-Iork city.
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AFFAIRS OF INDIAN TRIBES.
TREATY WITH CREEK NATION COMPLETED
AND SIGNED.

TREATY WITH CREEK NATION COMPLETED
AND SIGNED.
Muscogee T. r. Feb 2.-The treaty between the
United States and the Creek Nation was completed
and signed here last night II provides TOT inc
capitalization Of all the assets OF the Creek rioe
OF Indians and an equal division o. the same IN
lands and money among its members
The Creek freedmen are TO receive only u"
acres of land, without regard TO the location or
value OF same. The tribal government OF the creek
Nation is to be reinstated and continued until the
lands are allotted. but It may not try persons
charged with homicide embezzlcment or bribery.
The incorporated towns in the Nation are author
lied TO issue bonds for the erection OF water"orKs
and sewerage systems and FOR lighting the towns.
The sale OF intoxicating liquor in the Creek Nation
Is TO be prohibited by the United states ana 'nc
Nation is not to be made a part OF any state WITH
out its consent unless such state embraces Only
the five civilized tribes Before the treaty PC
comes effective IL IS be ratified by Congress ana
by a majority OF the voters OF the Creek Nation.
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COrRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Diyislon-supreme Court-Recess.
Supreme Court-Appeate Term-Adjourned FOR the
term.
supreme C0urt-Special Term--Psrt i-Before Scott.
Motion calendar called az 1890 a. m.
Supreme Cour;-Special Tcum-Part lI-Before Book
staver. Court opens It 1880 m TX parte matters
supreme uit-Spocia 1rrm-Parts III. ~ and
VII-Adjourned for the term.
Supreme Court-Spccal Term-Part NI-Before Glider
sleeve IL Motions be sent from Special Term. Part l.
Supreme Cour,-Tria Tcrm-Part H--Before McAdam.
Preferred causes- Nos 603G. 1923. S424 1853 S22l
1914 so24. $3.50 6s5g Clear
Supreme C0uri-Trial Term-PaT UI-Before Fitz-
gerald. J.-No day calendar.
supreme Court-Tral Term-Parts ". and VI-Ad-
sapren1. Court-Trai Term-Part vII-Befor. Furs-
man J.-No day calendar
Supreme Court-rrl4l Tern-Psr's VIII. TX. Y. NI
and %II-Aajourned for the fern.
Surroeate's Court-Chamb. rs-Before Arnold. S-Mo-
ton l-rdar called 1880 o. Wills for probate
Mary curtin. Morris silversten John ". schultz Iouse
Keck Jarvis Sladc Matthew McQuAle. Charlotte Welner
Mary Coniue Rachel L Kennedy. az 1880 m.
Robert Aud. at =
surro9atos C'lrt-Trai Term-Before Fitzgerald. S
Case on so. 14ce VIII u Anne NJ Winters. az 1890
a m. No 1872 viii u Pauline Go"tz. ~ 1890 m
cry Court-Spenal Tem-Ilefre baicah, Court
opers a 10 a. Motions az IN 80 q I'D.
CIty Court-General Term Adjourned she cie
city Court-Tris Term-Par's l. II. III snt lN-Ad-
jouTnsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-03
TROUBLE IN MINED MEDICAL CLASS.

Chicago Feb. 2-Dr living b Wiggin professor
OF physiology in the College Of Physicians and Sur
geons Of this city has been dismissed from the
faculty npaint Of the young women Of the
freshman class that the professor was guilty or
unnecessary bluntness IN demonstrating at his
lectures The accusation is denied by the male
members OF the class. and at stormy meeting to-
day "A demand made on the faculty for the
ins tatsment IL Dr. WlgglQ. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-03
DETROIT PIANO FACTORY BURNED.
ONE WORKMAN LOSES HIS LIFE BY \
FALL FROM THE FOURTH FLOOR

one WORKMAN LOSES HIS LIFE BY 4
FALL FROM THE FOURTH FLOOR
Detroit Feb 2-The Clough & Warren Com
pany's piano and organ factory. at Congress.
West and Sixth SITS. was partially destroyed by
FIRE to-day The principal loss was IN the centre
portion OF the plant. which is four stories in height
The Offices and warerooms were uninjured. except
by smoke and a little water. The fire is believed
20 have originated IN a box in the basement con-
tanning sawdust and shavnss from the woodturn-
Ing machines and 10 have been due TO sponta< Gus
combustion. There was panic among the work
men and many jumped from the lower windows.
but an escaped without serious injury except Rob
eri Ferguson. q huisher. who fell from the fourth
floor. and suffered injuries. from which he died al
the Harper Hospital
The building f. owned by the Fort Street Union
station Company. whose Viaduct II adJOins, and
who acquired Il al the time the Union plant was
established It's estimated value Is 100000 in
.ur.d for about $4,000. The insurance on the
stock and machinery II about $1,000. which It IS
believed Will about cover the loss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-03
NENN-ROCHEIlIE

The annual dinner given by the Choir Guild OF
Trinity Episcopal Church for the members Of the
choir Will b. held in Trinity House on next Wednes-
day evening About sixty covers will Boz laid. The
Rev Charles T. Canoiy. the rector. has decided TO
open the galleries 10 spectators.
TIC NcW-Rochelie Yacht cab VIII hold It's
nual meeting an the Hotel Manhattan. New-York
CITY. on next Monday night
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NEW CHIEF OF PorTAwAToMIEs.

Niles Mich Feb. AT a meeting OF tho sur
vi,tng members OF the Pottawatomie tribe OF Ind
ans held at Hartford. Charles Pokagon was Sc
eced as chief OF the tribe 10 succeed the late
Simon Pokagon. Charles is the only son Of Simon
Chief Charles declares he will take up and push
the claim for valuable property IN Chicago, 10
which his father believed the PottaWatomies had
"A title
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Coroner's inquest IN Adams poisoning case
Dock Commissioners meeting p. m.
Investigation into Surrogate's Court
Sixth-ave. extension hearing city Hall. p. m
Annual dinner Of Group VIII Bankers Assooia-
ton. Hotel Manhattan y. m.
Poultry Show. Madison Square Garden.
Meeting Of Plymouth Church congregation,
Brooklyn p m.
The Rev Dr. A. F Schaufier's lecture. First
Presbyterian Church. p.
Janaucse wedding and bridal tea under the au-
spices of Continental Chapter, Daughters Of the
Revolution. Genealogical Hall. No 226 West Fifty
eighth-st.. p. N.
Dramatic breakfast. Waldorf-Astoria, 1lI5 a. m.
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BABY WEIGHING ONLY 4 pOUND

Mishawaka. Ind. Feb. 2-There has been born
10 the wife OF Noble Austin. Of this city the small
est infant ever reported In Northern Indiana. The
child is about the size OF incandescent electric
light globe. and weighs pound. The physician.
~ old Sractitioner, says II win live.
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HOME NEWS.
pRoM1NENT ARRIvALs An THB HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
BUCKINGHAM. NJ. Brainard OF Auburn. EN-
PIRE-GeorRe A. Goldsmith. OF Chicago. and F. n
Madison Of Albany FIFTH AVENUE-Governor
w A. Stone Of Pennsylvania and Mrs Leland
Stanford, Of San Francisco. GRAND-General ).
H. Page. I. s A.. and Major J. y. Henry. T. D a
GILSEN-NeTedth Read Of Albany. HOLLAND
Lieutenant Governor W. NJ. Crane OF Massa-
chusetts MANHATTAN-Ames Van Etten OF
Rondout MURRAY HILL-Ex-Judge j. hiner
Cady. OF Hudson. y. I. PARK AVENtE-Ssmuei
r. Rainey. Of Hudson, y. Y.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 7 Sunset 80 Moon rises m O:34 Moons %
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
A.M-Sandy Hook OLA GOV. Island 048 He'll Gate 80
PM sandy Hook 1874 Gov Island i24s Hell Gaze 2f'
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locomotives BOILER EXPLODES.
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN BLOWN FIFTY FBET
TIE LATTER DEAD.

Corning " y. Feb IA locomotive drawing an
Erie Railroad freight train exploded with terrific
force near Cameron Station last night. The engi-
neer Francis r. salmon and the fireman. r y.
Chamberlain. We're blown fifty feet. and badly
bruised and scalded Chamberlain died to-day
from mis- injuries and Salmon is in critical CON
dition f. 5. Mccormick. brakeman. was struck
by flying wTcckaRe and lost eye and was other
wise injured The trainmen all resided AT Hor-
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EVGsWM f1 5.. 81 :' s2 Hasas.
TRELAWNY OF THE WELLS
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
CpAND OPERA SEASON lsas-9 90.

GRAND OPERA SEASON 1895 90
Under the direction q Mr. Maurice Grnu.
T---..r. it T.3J-fOEr fF RpAEAfNEIING.
Mines LIN Lehman schumann-Heink, Pevny. Meiss-
lrge- and Savlle. NM Jean and I'd &c Reszle. Muh-
mann. Conductor. Schalk. 800 ,,.. ,,---.
l.-nlght ~ =. In BtlYn-''IL TROVArORE
T'-m3rrov Aftern- m. az l:'l-l)lt MAIh OfE ..,
Danes. Schuu.a m t1eins' Mantelu
Ncieslrger Peyny Bauermeister. Roudez Della, Molke
kellogg and Marie Brema NM. Van Dyck Bispham and
VA Rcoy. nductor. SctalN.
Tl-.n.rr-w Evc. a. =. POP. priceS-CARMEN
Mines Zeue de Tuscan. Beuermeistes and suzanne
Adam NM Saleza, Bars. Dufriche. and Abers.
sun FN-.. Eco 5th. ION sunday night Concert.
So..sts Mines. Nordica and Saville, NM. Dippel and
Bispham Entire Orchestra. Condr. Mancneii.
Monday Eyg. Feb 6th. at S-IL BARBIERE DI ST.
VIOLA. semhrich.. saignac Campanari Carbone and
Ed. De Reszke.
of the second series Of Der Ring des Nibelungen"
DAs RHEINGOLD Mines. Brema, Engle. Pevny Melss
linge- and schumann- Henk: NM Van pyck, Dippel
snham Muh.mann. Princle. Dcvries Meffert and Van
Ro0y Conductor Schalk
Tues Evg Feb. Eth at SPECIAL performance under
the auspices the Purm Association Meyerbeers opera
LES HUGCENOTS The Huguen0-sl.
Mines. Lehman. Manteh ami suzanne Adams; NM
salem Ed De kesZ<e Devries and Nsurel
Wed Evg Feb g at S-Wagner's opera, LOHEN-
GRIN Eames. Schumann- Henk Jean ard Ed. De
thurs Afternoon Feb . at PRECIsELY-second
performance the second series u Der Ring Nbel
ungen." DIE WALKURE. Games Schumann- Heink
md Brema; Van Dyck, Bspham and Van R1oy.
Fri Evg. Feb. 10 S-Beilinis opera. NORMA
Mines Lehman and Save NM. Dipped and Pancon
STE1NWAY & SONS PIANOS USED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-03

Many a wise man is otherwise
when it comes to buying shoes
looks at our Modclsccptically because
S. seems too little. At S1O some
would Jump" at it.
Those who have jumped and tried
it are now Jumping back again. The
most stylish shoe in New York for
the money and guaranteed.
Calf patent. russell and enamel leather. single and
double soles. button and lace.
ROGERS, PrET & Co.
Leonard and Broadway
Prince and Broadway.
Thirty second and B-oadwav
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rHrArRr R1-RNrn N LOUISVILLE

louisville. Ky. Feb 2-The Buckingham The
atre. formerly the Grand Opera House in Jeffer-
son-st.. between Second and Third SITS. was de-
stroyed by fire early hour this morning. The
FIRE was caused by a live wire IN the sceneroom
end although a general alarm was turned in. q
burned so hercely that the entire structure was
soon destroyed. The loss is placed at $50 600
partially covered by Insurance Frederick Riders
Night Owl Company. which was playing NJ the
theatre this week suffered a loss OF $500
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o. HrNnRED 80 o. oE EMr1oYMrNr

learfcld. Penn. Feb. Tho frebrick works
owned and operated hy tho HARRISON & Walker
Comranv % P1ttsourg ana located AZ Grampian
C.esrfeld County. We're totally destroyed by fire
tonight. throwing one hundred men Of en-
pioyment the loss is estimated at $4,000. partly
i-slred III orlgin ~ the nro Is unknown
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SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these col.
umns recommended to the readers ~
THE TRIBIN Ne thoroughly reliable, ana
business he done h. moiI with the ad.
vertisers with perfect safety.
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REFEREES APPOINTED.
supreme Court

REFEREES APPOINTED.
supreme Court.
BY Scott J.
Lyman agt. Sadie shaughnessy-Jenes NJ. Wsrd.
Conway agt . Hare James j. Meals
Matter Of Norton Chase.
Rosenthal agt Blumenthal-Willam L. Turner
Conn agt Jackson Frank j. Arthur.
By Bookstsver j.
Metropolitan Trust Company Lynn-Melvin "
Dulberg
Blair Fuller-Hsmilton Odeli
By GudorHleeve J.
Matter Of Merriam Company-No.son Smith
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APPELLATE COURT CALENDAR
Rochester " Y. Feb 2-Appellate Court cnlen-
OAR for Friday: Motions. Nos. 20 O. g.
General NOS 1888 li0 lf2. 49, 145 a. 81 C5 Giis
Court Will adjourn Friday afternoon after hand
ing down decisions
COURT or APPEALS CALENDAR
Albany. Feb. THE following is the calendar FOR
the Court OF Appeals for Friday January 3. Nos
sq4 81, SIG. 503. ~. SIS. 500. ,67.
Announcements
Z & W. "Longwood" T. * w
Whipped Seam Cud
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-09-29
ONION CREEK.
Lille Thornton, Repor ter.


The school house at this place and
also at the Valley have been newly
shinRled.
Those who assisted Mr. Shockey in
shingling the Valley school house
were; Messrs. Snively, Beahm,
Thornton, Geo Fisher and Ed Ellis.
George Ellis had fine 2-year-old
steer disappear out of a pasture four
miles west and two miles south of
lola. 1t Is supposed that it broke out
and strayed away. 1t was branded
+. ANY information of the above will
be gladly received by Geo Ellis Hum.
boldt, Kans.
A crowd of lola people passed
through this vicinity last week. They
were out nutting.
Mr. Flynn and Frank Ferguson each
hauled a load of sugar cane to the
lola sorghum mill recently.
Walt Rush left for Missouri whore
he is now at work.
Mr. and Mrs Slons started last " eek
for Illinois where they will visit rela.
tiVes for some time.
Mrs Matt Beahm lett last week for
NE W OTk WutTt sue W Ill ItlnhlIl un-
til sometime in February, Her broth
or Milton will return home with her,
Mr. Nostrand and nephew Mr. Whit.
ing, have been iourneying through
different parts. Nh Nostrand return
ed home recently, but Mr. Whiting
met Mrs Beahm in Kansas City aud
from there returned to his home in
New York with her.
George Rose came down from Kan
sas City and spent few days with
his parents at this place.
Frank Roses oldest child ia now
visiting at Rose's and since here has
been so sick that the doctor had to be
summoned.
Mrs Wesley Fisher has been quite
sick.
Mr. Cane and daughter Nellie have
both been sick.
Matt and John Beahm expect tC
start back east soon on Il visit.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-09-29
PLEASANT VALLEY.

Sept 20-rhere will be no Sunday
school or preaching uext Sunday at
the Valley on account of the conven.
ton at Silver Leaf.
Mrs Carrot came up from the Ter
ritory Fridao.
Tom Hocket returned to the Terri
tory few days ago.
Two sisters of James Moynihan
returned to their homes n ear Thayer.
They came up to attend James we'd
ding.
Another of Jas Moyniban's sisters,
Mrs Mary Taylor, is visiting here.
She came a day or two ago to be
present at the wedding.
Married, on the evening of the goth,
James Moynihan and Nina Hulburt,
at the brides parents near Lone Elm.
James has bought Chas Willmuth's
time on the on the old Benjamin farm
and will go to housekeeping soon.
Chas Willmuth will move into the
house vacated by Ernest Willmuth
as soon as he can get into his new
house.
Mr. and Mrs Wilbur of Douglas
county are visiting their brother and
sister, Mr. and Mrs Sargent this week.
Mr. and Mrs RuXton Of LaGrande,
were with Mr. Wilbur's. Mrs RuX-
ton is also Mr. Wilbur's sister.
The people of the Valley have de-
Gided TO fix the church up little and
TO give every body chance to help,
so on Thursday evening, Oct. 5, there
will be a birthday social with free re-
freshments and entertainment, but
all are expected to bring a cent for
each year old they are. There will
he invitations sent out. but come If
you don't get any but this.
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GRIFFIN.

Sept. 26 Quite frost last night.
The woods are full of nuts, and an
ambitious picker for every one.
Charles Stroh was down visiting
home fol ks last Sunday.
A good audience was disappointed
at the non-appearance of the preacher
at the school house Sunday.
Mr.. Ross and sons have the con-
tract for repairing the school house,
which is badly needed
They have a new school house over
at Otter Springs-a Ching of beauty
and a joy forever.n
Miss Ollie Baker, from Ft. Scott, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ida Baker,
for few days.
Ssson Bros. were buying cattle in
this neighborhood this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Linder Sunday.
Sarah Linder, who is staying with
her sitter, Mrs. Stockerbrand, near
Yates Center, made short visit home
Sunday.
George Ellis is baling hay for j.
Wagner.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kemmer and
sister were gathering nuts on Owl
creek Tuesday
Mrs. Stacy made a visit at Griffin
Saturday.
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SILVER LEAF.
s. II. BLOOD. Reporter.

Sept. 27.-Rev. Vezie organize a
Y. p. &. Il. at silver Leaf recently.
They held their first meeting Monday
evening.
Rev. Veze preached Sunday after
noon, and lett an announcement for
Sunday, October 8.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Dill
lingham is sick with typhoid.
The continued drouth makes ii nee
essary for some farmers TO haul water
f3r their stock. Every day the tank s
may be seen passing back and forth,
The Deer Creek township sunday
schDols will held their annual meet
ing ut Silver Leaf next sunday. An
aIl-day meeting, and basket dinner,
too,
This autumn weather is delightful
the time for apples, pears, prapes ana
pumpkins. Some Of the people i'm this
vicinity have taken long drives to get
apples at bargain.
Charley and Joe Eastw wood had
their millet threshed this week The
Delaplalne machine did the work.
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CARLY LIZ.
4 N. Lcmasters. Renorlor

Sept 27-R b Arnold ia working in
lola at the carpenter trade
Nezie Bros shipped nine carloads Of
stock to Kansas City today, seven OF
cattle and two of hogs.
Geo Anderson and G l. sutherland
have been hauling baled hay this
week.
That new barn at the poor farm is
about completed and Is much need
ed addition to the farm buildings.
John Wilkinson has moved into
the property lately vacated by James
Clark.
John Slocum expects to move to
lola a. soon as his crop is gathered
and will work there during the win
ter.
Vernon Lemasters is working at
the new school house in lola, putting
IN seats.
Mrs Henry OF Illinois, mother of
Rev w 5 Smalley is making him a
visit.
Mrs a n Swigart and the girls will
move to town next week. Miss Mil
dred will teach in the lola schools
and the other girls will be students
Mr. Swigart will remain on the farm
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NORTH LOGAN.
Thos. Van Nice, Reporter.

uOs' ' dll MUG, hepOINeT'
Some of the neigh bors have begun
gathering corn.
ollie Baker has been visiting at
Hansens for some time.
Green MARS had his house moved
to the east part of his farm near the
road last week
Mr. and Mrs VIII Moon and Flank
were visiting at Mr. GARDENERS last Sun.
day.
Mr. DeWitt's folks who were sick
last week are reported almost well.
Mr. Strosnider lost a good calf last
week. He thinks it was killed by a
horse.
Mr. Jas Wilson was around buying
yearling steers last week. He pur-
chased two of Mr. NanNice
Don't forget our township conven-
tion Saturday evening, Sept. &c. from
to s O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Wilson, of Girard
who were visiting here returned
| Thursday of laet week
Mrs Will Works and children were
visiting at NanN ices last 7 thursday
We are lovers of fine chickens, es-
pecally the Plymouth Rock, and as
we passed Mr. Moons the other day
we couldn't help noticing what fine
ones they have. They have a few
young chickens they will sell cheap
| If you need anything of the kind you
will do well to see them at once.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-09-29
ALLEN CENTER
John W. Treadway.


Sept CIV j Donan has purchased
choice ram of c j Norton.
Geo Crowell is convalescing from a
fourteen days trip of typhoid fever.
Ralph Shuey has made several trips
to the country recently in the interest
of good health and fun.
Mr. and MRS f NJ Miller have return
ed from a weeks visit in Woodson
county.
The Adams Bros are all engaged at
Lanyonville scraping out water
for the smelter works.
Friends here are sorry to learn OF
the serious illness of Mr. and Mrs Ell
mer Remsberg and hope for speedy
recovery.
Mr. and MRS Tobey returned from
| New York few days ago and we
are all glad to zee them.
w Johnson and sister visited
friends here few days ago,
A nice monument has been placed
at the head of Maggie (RoedelD
Denny's grave in LaHarpe cemetery
by Mr Denny.
Owen Riley is helping II Fltzpat-
rick with his farm work.
Rev Shuey will be home to preach
for us and conduct Sunday school
Sunday.
DIR belong of Nevada, Mo, is visit
A NJ Wood and family.
Lizzie Lake Ia staying with Mrs
Fitzpatrick during the sorghum maxi
ing season.
Charlie Tredwa was too i'll to go
his school work Monday and Tuesday
and Edna wss substituted.
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FUNSTON.
MISS AMY SEYMOUR, Reporter,

mloo AMI YUM hSpOItCI'
Grandfather Ayers from Humboldt
visited his daughters and grandchild-
rem in our neighborhood last week.
Rev. Solt and wife were at Mr. b f
Curfmans Saturday night.
Rev Carter was up Sunday night
and preached a splendid sermon to us
as usual. He told me he had sub
scribed for the REGISTER.
Mr. } II Stewards father and mother
and MRS Stewards mother are here
from Bourbon county to spend a few
days.
Mary Donald came down Saturday
afternoon to have "A little play with
Floy and Fern Kasbeer.
Edna Walker stayed Saturday
night with her Aunt Josie Williams,
Mary Walton is attending school in
LaHarpe.
Mary Mlschkie is staying with Mrs
Cara Ayers and going to school at
the Hall.
f Seymour and wife went west of
Hum boldt Saturday and stayed over
Sunday with Mr. and MRS Steinmetz.
Mr. Plants, from Iowa, going on a
trip to Oklahoma, stopped over one
day 10 visit his uncle, Mr. l. Myers,
in our neighborhood. His cousin,
Frank myers accompanied him to Ok
lahoma where they will visit relatives
q few days.
Mr. and MRS Ed Boyer went to the
log rolling at Cherryvale last Thurs
day.
Mr. Donald and son PrentIss, Will
lard Lyle, Albert Walton, Willis
Walker and others, went on trip
towards Lawrence to get potatoes and
were gone six days.
The mother and a sister of Mr. j and
Geo Andruss, from Missouri are here
on short visit.
Mrs Lytle and Mrs Boeken called to
see the new girl at John Kohlers Sat
! urdaY.
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Quite a mum Der from this neigh bor-
hood attended Lutheran servic esi
Humboldt SunuUy.
Isaiah Stroh's baby has been sick
with very sore mouth, but is better
Monday night James Skeeter's lit
tie girl was taken very sick. AS the
symptoms were alarming physician
was summoned, and he pronounced it
case of scarlet fever.
Mr.. Denton and G. Myers, with
their families, were out gathering
nuts the first OF the week