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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12
HAS MONEY
TO burn
EngIishLord to Blow
a Fortune
on A YACHT RACE FOR A CUP
money May Oct Into Hsods whore
u viii be OF some Use
In the world.
on A YACHT RACE FOR A CUP

GLASGOW, Scotland. June IA
The launching OF the cup challenger
Shamrock has been postponed until
the frat week Of July. on account OF
the Illness Of her designer. ". Fife.
jr. II is estimated that the race will
cost Sir Thomas Upton at least
ESQ. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12
RAILROAD PERSONALS.

". w Iemeke. passenger agent Of
th,, o. r. & ~ will leave iH a few
days for n trip 10 Salt Lake City.
Denver and San Francisco.
+. p. Macleod. tourist agent for
the Chicago. Rock Island n Pacific.
with headquarters at salt Lake CITY,
accompanied by his wife. ls In the
city. lie will remain here for sew
erai days and then go 10 Vancouver
". J. Roche travelling passenger
AGENT for the Rio Grande at Portland.
Is in the city.
The Oregon Railway 4 Navigation
company - preparing to put on a
new train 70 be known a. the Port.
land and Chicago Special. This II
10 be the finest train ever seen In
the West. II will be made up u
10 coaches and will contain a barber
car and library car.
a coming event In railroad circles
ls the game Of baseball TO be play
ed in Portland between tho fats and
leans. Gov. r. T. Greer. Of oregon.
a. -. Charlton. assistant general
passenger agent for the Northern
Pacific. ", " Hurlburt. gen. agent
for the oregon Railway " Naylga-
tion company. and e. IT. Markham.
assistant general freight and pas
senger agent for the Southern Pa
cihc. will be among the players. All
the travelling passenger agents In
Portland VIII take part. and the re-
mainder of the team will be made up
from the ticket agents. The occa-
sion OF the game will he the return
Of the oregon regiment from Manila.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12

NJ. ]. Roche travelling passenger
aeeDt for the Rio Grande at Portland.
Is in the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-12

". W. Lemeke. passenger agent Of
ths- o. u. s. n. will leave In a few
days for trip 20 Salt Lake City.
Denver and San Francisco.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-08
TRUSTEES ORGANIZED.

CITY hospital trustees held their FIRST
meeting at the hospital last evening
and organized by the election of the
following:
President of the board, Thomas Fl.
Gage, M. D.; secretary of the board,
Charles F. Mann; auditors Of the
board, Samuel f. Winslow and Henry
F. Harris.
superintendent and resident pbvsf-
clan, Chas. A. Peabody, M. ID. matron.
Mrs. e. w. Ryder; superintendent of
nurses. Rachel A. Metcalfe: apothe-
cary, Fred w. Snyder.
Consulting physicians and surgeons.
}. Marcus Rice, NJ. D., George z. Frar-
els, M. D., Emerson Warner, M. D..
John o. Marble, NJ. D.
Visiting staff hospital)-Physician
Wesley Davis, M D.. Ray w. Greene,
M. D., Geo. o. Ward, NJ D., VIM ].
Delahanty, M. D; surgeons, Samuel b.
woodward M. d., Homer Gage, H.. d..
Lemuel f. Woodward, M. D., Edward
II. Trowbridge, M. D.; obstctrician,
Leonard Wheeler, M. D.; oculists and
aurists, David Narrower, M. b., Ed
ward SWasey, NJ. D.; pathologist. Fred
II. Baker, M. D., laryngoloist, Albert
c. Getchell M. D.
Out-patient department staff Physi-
clans, Walter L. Clark, M. D., Fred II.
Baker M. D., M. j. O'Meara, NJ. D.;
Geo. Aston Trip, NJ. D.; surgeons,
Warren r. Gilman, M D., Chas. D.
Wheeler, M. D., Royal p. Watkins, NJ.
D., Chas. B. Stevens, NJ. D.; oculists
and aurists, Edward Swasey NJ. d.,
John c. Berry, M. D.; laryngologlst'
Albert G. Getchell, NJ. D., assistant
laryngologist, Arthur W. Marsh, M. d
dermatologist, George Aston Tripp. NJ
d.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-08
]. K. Brown.
A FINE RECORD.
Leominster Business War
rants City Charter Talk.

Leominster, Jan. AT the annual
meeting of the board of trade held Fri
day evening. some interesting facts
We're brought to light, that in point of
importance place this town on a par
and even higher than the larger pro-
portion of those elsewhere III the state.
The secretary stated in his report that
the business of the town had ipcreased
25 per cent during the past year, and
not failure recorded.
He gave the comb industry as the
leader, saying that seven-eighths of all
the combs produced in the country
We're made in Leominster. In the piano
case line, % per cent of all those pro-
duced in this country, first see the light
of day in Leominster. The taxa BILE
property of the town increased $240.-
26S and the personal property $24,500
during the past II months. During the
past u years the population has in
creased 10 per cent, and the figures
now are in the vicinity of 12,G00.
In the light of all these facts, ii
would not be surprising to see Leon
mister applying for city charter in
the near future. 1t certainly has moCev
enough, population enough. level head
ed and upright citizens enough to man
a municipal helm with great success.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-08
BOOM! B(NjN!!!
is the word.

is the word.
Business is surely waking UP, Wor-
cester is first to feel the impulse; old
factories being started up by new, live
firms; old concerns charging their fac
tories and working nights to ill their
rush. orders; skilled help in demand !;
one wheel starts another. Worcester
manufacturers make the f3rst tools
and machinery for other mills and fac
tories all over the country, and no surer
sign of prosperity can be found than
is daily indicated by the rush orders
pouring into our manufacturers from
all over, and to keep in the swim, live
merchants must let the new help know
where they can spend their money to
the best advantage. We don't believe
in wasting money in advertising, for
all advertising is paid for by the con-
sumner; the cost of every ad. must be
added to the cost of the goods adver-
tised; therefore, to keep our prices
down to the lowest we will run small
ads, make small profits and hope for
large sales at
"A FRONT STREET.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-08
RAN AWAY
To Fight for the
Queen.
WILLIAM LEWIS
Returns to Worcester After
Long Service.

William Lewis, son of Charles Lewis.
of II Crompton street returned to his
Worcester home, yesterday, after serv-
ing five years and four months in the
English army. Lewis, when is years of
age, worked in one of the Garnet mills
IN South Worcester. He became tired
Of the hum-drum existence and ran
away to Boston and tried to enlist in
the United States navy. His parents
heard of his intentions and notified the
government officials that he was under
age Lewis, not by any means daunt-.
eu' secured a berth on freight steaslfier
al Boston and worked his passage to
England and almost immediately unon
ms arrival enlisted in her rnaiestv's in
fantry ---''e''S . III
W, lie was assigned to the Thirty-sixth
worcestershire regiment which is under
command of Lieut. Col. T. s, Allen
N VINO IS more or less prominent in Eng,
Iish military affairs
Lewis regiment was reviewed ar
r 90 tIl sllot by queen Victoria on the eva
I,ih me commands departure for India
MheFe Lewis spent IS months as a.
vi d mule over a, Ehll-
ing a day. He was transferred to MOI
I'd ana from there to Bermuda and 1os+
MOI IN his father sent q pounds %,
slgS. 80 to England and purchased he
release from the army 0''''0eU MS
LEWIS enlisted for seven wars b,,+
got so homesick that his parents f GJt
e oaE Tor him and made England's arr1v
eHG Gi so much the richer my
me young soldier is one Of tho boa
runners IN the English army For 80
years " ar his company team Of rU Ur Two
carried "a rec off the first and second nriees
IN me spring tournaments Which h i ars
regiments CRACK English
T.. Lewis has several times run r,,1o +,
ta .Tf' &, ana says that he can do mnrb ba ~
a stf aP america, He viii continue 0 5ig
't me training in Worcester r,'''e MS
me young man says thai Iifo = A.,
up to be. WHAT IL Is cracked
Dur During the Spanish American MO,
an fbai ANXIOUS to get into the meIea wv we're
b tmey could have done SO tbpy a MnS, =
nelr tsympathies We're all VIII Tiiltst ts
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-08
DOWN IN LEICESTER.
Jack Frost Held Sway on Trees and
Trolley Wires Other Notes.

Leicester, Jan. Last nights ice
storm created considerable inconveni-
ence and some damage in this town.
The trees were all bent down by the
weight of the ice, and many ornamental
shrubs were badly damaged. Electric
light and telephone wires also suffered.
No telephone wires were reported down
in Leicester Center but between Leices-
ter and Spencer considerable damage
was done, and three linemen of the New
England Telegraph and Telephone
Company We're kept busy all day, Carl
Johnson, electrician for the Rawson
Electric Light and Power Company,
put in his time today in repair
ing breaks in the wire and fitting
on new lam9s.
One pole on Forest street broke off
close to the ground, and the wires were
strung on a large tree temporarily.
The board of assessors, with Tax
Collector Henry B. Watts, held a ses-
sion this afternoon for the purpose of
hearing all taxpayers who wanted their
taxes abated. Several were sent away
happy with their tax bills reduced. 1t
was voted to turn over all uncollected
taxes to the present collector. Collec-
cry Saturday evening this month from
g till D. M. and the board of asses
sors will also be on hand next Satur-
day.
Miss Kate Foley entertained a party
Of about 20 young friends at her home
on Main street, last evening, the occa-
sion being her Dist birthday. Several
of the young ladies gave selections on
the piano, and Hiram Smith and Ed
ward Grady sang popular songs. The
young people tried to initiate planta-
ton cakewalk. and the party broke
up about Il o'clock.
Thomas lombard. IS years old, son
of Antoine lombard of Main street,
Cherry Valley is talking about joining
the navy, and as soon as his father,
who is at present Ill, gets better. he
will probably try his best to go on
board some ship.
Department Commander Bartlett of
George II. Ward Post, 10, G. A h, OF
Worcester, will be the installing officer
at the installation of the officers of
George H. Thomas Post, 131, G. A. H.,
of Leicester, next Tuesday.
George o. Currier and George l..
Hoyey, who have both been ill with
the grip, expect to go to work on Mon
day. r.,
AthoI where she will visit relatives.
Notice was posted in the lobby at the
mower station last night, by which
eight sets of men receive different run
ming time.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-08
THE PROBATE COURT.

In the probate court and court of in
solVency, Friday, this business was done.
Wills allowed - OF Janet McCallum.
Worcester. j. F.. McCallum, executor,
$4,000 real, $500 personal
Administrators appointed - Henry A..
Marsh, on estate of Daniel W. Knowlton
Of Upton, $4,000 real, $2S9,0GO personal.
Marie Santon, on estate of William Sam
ton, Rutland $500 personal; w. NJ. Cool
ldge, on estate of Mary A. b. Coolidge.
Northboro, S6692 personal: Joseph Mosso'
on estate of Bridget Mosso, Northbridge;
q. q. Wesson, on estate of Edwin l.,
Wesson, Winchendon 500 personal
Guardians of minors appointed-H. A .
Marsh. of Annie Louise Knowlton, Alice
Maud knowton. Daniel Waldo knowlton,
Don Jerome knoWlton and Philip Blair
Trustee appointed--J H. Walsh, under
will of Patrick Walsh Fitchburg
Administrators accounts allowed-First
and final Of j h. Flagg on estate of Cor
nelia d. Flagg, Worcester.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-08
OBSTACLES REMOVED.
West Brookfed Passes a Vote Which
Insures State HighWaN

West Brookfield, Jan. AT a special
town meeting held in the town hall this
afternoon it was voted to empower the Sc
to preserve the cattleways under the road
between his farm, provided the state
highway is built. Mr.. Reed is now ready
to sign the abutter's release. and the last
obstacle to be overcome is removed.
A large crowd of fishermen from Wor-
cester came to town early Friday morning,
and were on the lake by 5 O. clock in the
morning, cutting their holes and getting
ready to fish. The snow storm came
upon them suddenly, and they We're
obliged to leave and return to Worcester
on the a. m. train.
They had the honor OF carrying to Wor-
cester with them the largest pickerel
which has been caught in the lake this
year, pounds ounces
Miss Edmister is still sick at her home
and the second primary school is still
closed.
The Central Massachusetts BimetaIlic
Club hold their annual supper at the Ho-
tel Metropole, Brooktield on Jackson S
birthday. next Monday evening.
Samuel Wass has purchased the tea
route of j. A Wells, and will take pos
session Jan. 10.
Chamberlain and several others have
filled their ice houses for next year.
George Davis suffered another shock of
paralysis Thursday, and his condition is
The Quabog Building Association has
declared a two per cent dividend and
elected James Dillon a director for FIVE
years. IT was also voted to make neces-
sary repairs.
lack Doucey, who was injured by the
strikers at Marlboro, resides in this town.
and the Woods who are held as his as
sailants, moved from here about two years
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-08
A BIG SEIZURE.
No-Iicense Regime Inaugurated in Good
Earnest at Fitchburg.

Fitchburg, Jan. THE first LIQUOR
raid under the regime of the new city
government, took place last evening
and proved to be the largest for years
The place visited was a shoe store run
nv one p. ]. Conry, and in the cellar
of the store supply of the ardent was
found that would make the heart OF
any liquor dealers under different ci'-
clmstances rejoice. The stuff seized m
Guided one and one-half barrels OF
whisky, two barrels of pint bottles CT
whisky, ale lager, etc, almost Wl'hout
end. Three trips We're required to care
the LIQUOR to the police station
Mayor Anderson limited in his inau%-
ural address that he was bound 10
have a clean city, and the day follow
ing his Inauguration, had the proprie-
tors of places suspected of selling VS.
tied and warned. 1t seems, however
that the warning was taken more as
a Joke, but the raid seems to put new
light on the matter
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-08
A USEFUL CALENDAR.

Among the handsome calendars that this
season of the year brings out in plenty,
one of the most attractive is the present
issue of the one that is gotten out each
year by Gilbert G. Davis. the well known
Front street printer. The calendar is of
ed and hung. The most useful feature
about it is that it gives, printed along
with proper days of the MONTH the date
of the meetings during the year of all the
Masonic bodies and other secret societies.
This makes 1t very handy and valuable
for the use of mystic order men.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-08
OXFORD.

oxford, Jan. 7.-Rev. II. II. Brown will
occupy the pulpit of the Methodist Church
tomorrow.
Alexander Dewitt of Worcester visited
in town today.
Mrs. Elmer Putnam of Worcester is
visiting Mrs. II. X Sanford.
Evangelist Morton conducted n meeting
at the house of A. NJ Chaffee, at the CEN
ire Saturday evening
Mrs. Edwin Il. Moore of Boston and her
niece, Miss Laura Child of Worcester.
were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Marsh today.
Mrs George A. Mann has been called to
New London by the death Of her grand
mother
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-08
A GREAT SUCCESS.

The new department just opened on
the second floor of the new corner an
mex as the ladies muslin underwear
and corset department of the John C.
Machines Company, has been a grand
success. A special sale for January
is now in progress and is a great boon
to cash buyers, for many garments are
sold at less than cost of materials. Con-
venient fitting rooms, ladies' waiting
room and toilet rooms have been OPP
ened in this section, and this depart
ment Of the John G. Machines Com
pany easily takes the lead for bust
ness.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-08

honor of Freedom Lodge of Worcester,
which has accepted and invitation to
attend the Eureka Lodge, K. of 7. IL
stallation in Pythian Hall.
The body of Hiram NJ. Wheeler Of
Natick, Mass, was brought here yes
terday to the home of Simon Babcock
of Northbridge, where funeral services
took place. Burial was in Northbridge
Centre cemetery.
Mullen & Demsey of Woonsocket
have presented a Crawford COOK stove
to the A. o. H. for their coming bazaar.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-08
JOINT INSTALLATION.

Holden, Dec. There will be a joint
installation of the officers Of the
Theron E. Hall Post and Woman's Re
lief Corps, No. Il, at Memorial hall,
Friday evening, Jan. 10. W. B. Ed
wards of Post 10, Worcester, will in
stall the Grand Army officers and Mrs.
o. Robinson of Corps II, Worcester.
will install the officers Of the relief
cores.
The old maple trees which border on
Main street on the lot recently pur-
chased by Lows Davis of Worcester of
j. Henry Warren will remain standing
as stipulated in the agreement of the
sale. The trees are no addition to the
beauty of the street and regret is ex-
pressed that they will not be cut, as
they are very old and rotten.
Miss Blanche Emory of Concord, N.
H, is visiting relatives in town.
Miss N. NJ Bascom returned to Ever
EFT today.
Miss Carrie Z. Bascom, teacher of
English and French at Tufts College.
returned to her duties today, after a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Artemus D. Bascom Main street.
William H. Bascom and wife of Wor-
cester are the guests of Mrs. Addison
Putnam, Main street
Benjamin Nadon, Sr, who has been
visiting in Taunton has returned to his
home, Kendall street.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-08
NO ANSWER VIM

aES@ 5s r. c 1sS5 a a29Ge nothing
d d..ser m New York Ioat from the East
m S9pn H. slocum, Wisely Wbo with that
t.. zoe only address a eIr. eu
len is D. ~, Lane The comm Syea in the latter
eneo os, 1he back Of mor rsatlQI is writ
Win WHIT tb, IS Bellevue b oss5ite blank and
a w ' tn [his rather ma agSpital envelope
commt IpJ Whereabouts Of Mr. information
dressa dn te from the n mr Lane, the
N''eu 10 j. Lane, Bellevue voice was adj
ue hospltal."
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-08

The. Fortnightly Whist Club was enter
tanned by Andrew Brigham Friday night
fred BuXton or Somerville was in town
in town, and was here this morning try
ing to dispose of some of it, .'ha trade
was not made, but will be made next
George HARDWOOD was out hunting Fri
day, and killed large fox after he had
been out about ten minutes. 1t was a
handsome specimen :"
New rails have been nut nm at tho ,,o
bridge at the Dunn brook. Engineer
Johnson of the Boston office was out sn-
perintending the job, There are signs
that the road is passable but dangerous.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-08
BROOKFIELD.

Brookfield, Jan. I. - Much interest is
manifested in the fair next week for the
benefit of the shop fund. The entertain
ment to be given by the Jaxons of Fall
River in hypnotism, is demanding the
most attention.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-08
The Daughters of Rebekah held their

The Daughters of Rebekah held their
installation in 1. o. o. f. last evening.
There We're many present in spite of
the storm. District Deputy Charles IS.
Perry and suite of Millbury were the
installing officers. After the installa-
ton, refreshments were served and a
very enjoyable evening was spent.
C. w. Lasell. j. NJ. Lasell, H. II.
Within and G. M. Within, all of town,
have purchased stock in the Internal
tional Air Power Company, the syn
dictate controlled by Joseph Letter ana
Rothschilds of EHTpne.
The Rathbone sisters of the X. of
j. will have banquet Monday evening
in Banquet Hall, Memorial building, in
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-08
CAUSED BY A SILVER,
Whi,nsyiIe Man Suffering From Blood
Poisoning.

Whitinsville, Jan. John Donavan,
clerk for Herbert II. Dudley, Is suf-
fering from blood poison. Some time
ago Mr.. Donavan got a silver in his
right hand which he succeeded, as he
thought, in removing without much
difficulty and, placing piece of plas-
ter over the wound he thought no more
about it until recently, when the hand
began to pain him.. Mr.. Donavan then
removed the plaster from his hand and
discovered large piece Of the wood
in the wound. He removed the silver
and called on DR.. Bacon, who tod him
he had blood poison, and pronounced
the case as very serious.
Evening journal., 1899-02-10

wldder. Pcple's taikin shameful sum
seq as how 7 dsuv you cn. an uthers
as how you've run eff with anuther
woman Hft's put me IN q cOmpro.
mis,n' pcsishun. an I wan YOU 20 cum
home. Ef YOU donh I'm a-gon' 20 ap-
Fly fer a dcyorse. Nuihin's wcrso than
Twin this way.
That yaller pullits sole o nes' an
der the frunt porch and | cain't glt the
eggs cut without tear.n' up the fluru.
Bob Renne'ds an Wllber Bernlte tride
20 git under there but they wuz too
fat, an / CESS ther mus lie nigh onto
two Gczin an a-half Of eggs layin'
there gon' 20 waste. Sim Perkins
COWS has broke through the fense an
tramped all over the wote hei Every
thing is a-goln' to rack am room, an
ef you don cum home I'm a-goin' TO
give up The place an move to Ilarring-
tom Ei you'd ruther hav Addicks than
me, all yea havto do Is to le; me no
an Wen seperate. an I'll take in
washin an plane scwin' t9 kcpe the
children. Ell you're C1min' wan
you to cum rite away, an don't want
no more fOoiishness.
Yore affechshunate wife,
MARY ANN JONES.
Evening journal., 1899-02-10
KENr.s FINANcIAL sH1MINa.

Dover. Feb. 9.-The Levy Court Of
Kent county has iult wound up its
years business, and finds that during
the year it has paid off S7lO0 of the
outstanding Indebtedness. Some OF its
members express the belief that if the
Legislature will vote into its hands
the entire condol Of the county roads
and cease iegls.a.ing money out Of It's
hanas. it can pay every dollar Of the
ccun.y's Indebtedness in ten years.
The Levy Court is under Democratic
ocnt1ol, and is one o. the zen commits
scne- syC eem. After paying off the in
dc'f dne-8 above alluded to it still has
enough money u hand to Pay al lnci-
dental expenses and the cost ol hold
Ing The Spring term Of the county
ccui Is.
Evening journal., 1899-02-10
CARNIVAL OF SLEIGRIKG
SMYRNA FOLK TAKING ADVAN-
TAGE OF THE HEAVY SHOWS.
NOTES OF THE TOWNPEOPLE.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
Smyrna, Feb 9.-There are several
inches OF snow here, and The sleigh
ing is good. A regular carnival Of
s.elghiag is going On here, and the
streets are thronged with high step
Qers and pretty cutters. Considerable
racing has been INDUCED in on Main
street, DR.. r. C. Moore driving Lady
Duroe. taking the lead. The prettiest
turnout was driven by Frank Evans,
which was a lovely cutter and TWO
spanking bays.
Rev. George w. Dame has returned
from Baltimore. accompanied by his
brother, Rev. William Dame, rector Of
Memorial Church, Baltimore.
Hugh McCaw,ey, near town, is en-
tertaining his two sons. Rev. Hugh
MeCawiey, and Or. Henry b. McCaw-
ley Of New York.
Miss Bessie Starr, Of Wilmington
has been entertained by MISS Hettie
Richards.
The little folk were pleased to vel
come Miss Nellie FAIRIES back in her
accustomed place last Monday, after q
weeks visit to her brother, Dr. FAIRIES
in Narbeth. Pa.
Mrs Robert Denney is home frcn
| Dover.
Professor lie Fevre win be a guesi
at the banquet given in Frederica mex
Friday by Council No. %, Jr o. U. A
NJ, in hcnor State Councillor J. S
Clark.
NJ Etera Armstrong and MIS-
Fannie -ones have returned from Elk
ten, Nd, where they have been spend
ing two weeks as the guests Of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Frank Starting.