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plensnre Artrr n. cessities.

A lady living In the Eighteenth ward
answered a knock at her door the 9th
er morning to find poorly dressed
woman. greatly Ia need of help. Her
tale excited sympathy IN the kind
lady's heart When the poor woman
left she carried big bundle Of clothes
and sack containing many Of the
ncccrsaries OF life
The next morning there appeared al
the same door 7yenrold urchln Of
ruddy counienancc. who somewhat
shocked the lady Of the house with
This "say. that lady you guy the things
10 yesterday wants 10 know II you've
got pair of skates that me brother
can wear Salt Lake Herald.
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he was the proprietor of the Campbell
House, which adioins the Erie depot.
There are few travelling theatrical
'troupes" that have not had the pleas
ire of Uncle John" Campbell's ac-
luaintance. Some of them have had
reasons to be thankful that there was
nm Uncle John" when poor business
and an attenuated eXcheQuer brought
them up standing.
Before Uncle john went to Warren
% live he was a resident of Orwell, in
Ashtabula County, where lie ran a hotel
in Il village which has the reputation
If having turned out more circuses
than any other of its size in the United
States. There is not an old-time fol-
lower Of the sawdust ring who has not
lad the pleasure of enjoying his hos
)itality, or, at least, heard glowing ac-
counts of his goodness to the profess
sion.
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A REMARKABLE MAN.
DIR. PearsOns, of Chicago, Who Is Civ
ing Away the Fortune He Made.

DIR. PearsOns, of Chicago, Who Is Civ
ing Away the Fortune He Made.
ID. X. PearsOns. Of Chicago, seems
and not die rich. He has already given
away two or three millions to educa-
tional institutions, and still has n mil
lion or two more, which he purposes to
send In the way of the others gone be-
fore. DR.. PearsOns went to Chicago
to reside in April, 1860. In his satchel
DR.. Pearsons carried $1,000, which he
had saved up in ten years medical
practice in Chicopee. Mass. He and
his wife had some distant relatives in
Chicago, but they had made up their
minds not to go to them, although they
knew, practically, no one else there.
Their relatives had discouraged the
doctor from going West. They did not
think he was fitted to get along in the
hustle and scramble Of a growing city,
and advised him to stick to his country
practice. But the doctor succeeded,
and made money rapidly in many ways,
and did good with every dollar of it.
In lS9O the doctor came TO the con-
clusion that the time had arrived for
him to begin giving away his fortune.
He followed the plan that he and his
wife had formed after they had reached
Chicago in 1860 He has never been Il
member of any religious denomination,
but all his gifts have been to those in
stitutions having religious affiliations.
From 1890 to 1900 the doctor has given
away $2,50O,OO0 Of his fortune and has
perhaps $1.5OO.OOO left.
-Four years ago DR.. Pearsons had his
| tombstone erected in Hinsdale Gene
terry. as lie desired to have all his af
! fairs arranged before he died. The
granite for this monument was brought
/ from Barre, VT, where the doctor
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The recent report from San Francisco
of the death OF John Magee recalls one
Of the most dramatic episodes ever
enacted on the Central American coast.
Twenty-Five years ago Mr. Magee oc-
cupied the position of British Vice Con
sui at San Jose, on the Pacific side of
Guatemala. In the course of the fulfill
ment Of his duty, having incurred the
cordial dislike of Rufina Barrlos, the
dictator of that time, the subOrdinates
of the Government were not slow to
initiate their superior by melting out
to Mr. Magce every petty annoyance
possible. Stll. British consul was IL
person with whom none cared to inter
fere to any serious extent until il Oc-
CURED TO the conmmandante of San
Jose TO prove his excessive Loyalty TO
BarrlOs by an overt act directed against
the object of the dictator's ill-fayor.
Purposely selling upon the inconyeni-
ent moment when Mr.. Magee was just
sitting down to lunch, the command
ante sent him pcremptory message
to appear at the Government office
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HAS A MKINLEY FACE.

Double of the President Lives III II"
Ohio Village.
At Warren. Ohio, lives nttie oiu
man who attracts the attention OF all
strangers because of his remarkaDie
facial resemblance to the President Oh
the United States. In fact but Ior
few wrinkles that have not yet maze
themselves manifest in our chief eXecu-
tive, and the conditions under which
one meets him, anyone would swear
that he is the oneSwhO Is guiding the
destinies of the United States. Ihere
are excellent reasons why this little Olu
man and President Mckinley should
look alike. They are what genealogists
would call double and twisted cous-
ms.
John Campbell is the proprietor OF
restaurant on Main street. 1t is goOd'
home-llke place, where the farmers OF
Trumbull County. President Mchin-
ey's native county, eat their dinners
when they come to the county seat 10
,ay their taxes. For number of years
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taught school in 1886. The remaining
Sl,500,00O will be disposed of in dona-
lions which have not as yet been an
nOunced. On this account it is his in
tention to require an annuity of per
cent. or 100000 year, payable up to
the time of the death of himself and
wife. This will allow them to live as
they please and watch the good results
from their munilicent gifts 1t has
never cost them more than 1900 Il
year to live so on the income they have
provided for themselves they will no
doubt continue their giving, which has
really now become habit. The doctor
says, however, that he considers he is
entitled to an amount that will allow
him and his wife to live as they please,
even at the Waldorf Astoria if they
wish. They never had any children,
and when their earthly lives are closed
their entire fortune will be in use for
the benefit of humanity.
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Our Highest NInnntn,-

A bulletin is soon to be isSuod Nv. a..
geological survey on the "Altitu1o. ~
Alaska" 1t is the compilation of d.
Henry Gannett. The names of 49,
mountains described in the bullati, ,,D.
Blackburn mountain, 1880 foot. NJ
mountain. 12.5OO feet; Cook mo,,n+,,.'
-. $50 feet; Crillon mountain 1-ooo
feet; Drum mountain, 1890 feet. Fsir
weather mountain. 1j.292 feet. H..
mountain. 1880 feet; Uiamna navy.
12,O66 feet; Kimball mountain 49,
feet; La PerOuse mountain 1o-to
Lituya mountain, 1882 feet. ~,
Mckinley. 20,464 feet; st. Elias monr
tain, 1904 feet; Sanford morntn,-
1900 feet; Seattle mountain 1ooor
feet; Tillman mountain. 133oo fo0.'
Vancouver mountain. 15.GGG go
Wrangel mountain, 1850 feet
The mountain, which is now kno,,..,
by the name of Mckinley was for,,". Il
ly known as Mount Allen. II is v,sr.i-
from the coast of Cook Inlet obon, o,''.
miles away, and the inhabitants 40 -
region call It Bertsheya. which Il. "
corrupted Russian version OF ON, ~
Mountain" The real native LIS
name for It is Tralega Mr. MAJ.
prospector. named this mount,i,. d"
President Mckinley in the vo,r ,.o'.
ana Il has been thus inscribed 80, ",
new maps Of Alaska ISSUED bv tho Wv. ,''
grauhic suryey.-New York sun.
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according To Marmbat," says the
New Voice, 5000, conyicts examined
by him, IS por cent were drunkards;
20 percent of these We're vagabonds ana
beggars; 80 per cent of the assassins
and % per cent of the inccndiaries
were drunkarls Mario found that tho
drunkards stood i'm the first rank OF
highway robbers. 50 per cent; Netault
found among 40 alcoholic criminals
that there were 10 homicides, 8
thieves, swinders, 6 assaulters Con
women), four assaultcrs (wounding),
aud two Migrants
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forthwith, Offering by way of eXplana-
ton some trivial matter in dispute. Mr.
Magec. it is said not only peremptorily
declined to obey the summons, but
forcihly- very forcihly- elected the in
truding messenger from his presence.
Then he went ON with his lunch as if
nothing particular had happened. This
was apparently all the excuse that the
commundante wanted to publicly hui
initiate the consul, and so, terrifying
hls courage with an extra quantity of
mescal, ne dispatched a company of
ragged soldiers to seize the consul and,
protest or no protest bring him before
the representative of the supreme pow
cr in san lose. Mr. Magee was still at
lunch when the rnhhle unceremoniousiy
entered his presence, and before he
could defend himself was seized and
dragged of To the commentaries
office.
$50 YOU won't come when | send for
YOU shouted the official, 10y this time
further inHamed 10y repeated l.batious.
"What have you got to say for your
sclfg'
"Only this" replied MIR. Magce calm
ly. that you have committed am on
Tense for which you will be called to Il
bitter account"
"Shall H." rourcd the commentaries;
"shul 1? In the meantime, however.
you shall receive nifty iashes for your
impcrtincnce.'
MIR. Magee folded his arms and
without further remark listened TO the
orders given for his chastisement
by this time the other cOnsul~ at san
Jose had heard of their confrere's ar
rest. and led 10y the American represent
tauve. hurried To the commentaries
office to enter an energetic protest.
Ii was all. however of no avail and
in the space of half an hour Mr.. Magee
was triced mp in the plaza aud received
without wlncng his lashes. He was
carried on to the consulate i'm a faint NJ
condition
Then il was That the commandante
reflected that after ALL he had been
perhaps "a little ndiscrcet. and that UNI
pleasant consequences might follow. So
/ Dee ordered the wire TO Guatemala city
/ to Dee ont. hoping hy that means 10 gain
/ time before thc news reached the ears
of the British minister 4 native hoy
/ attached o. the consulate M san lose
made his way up the lime 90 Escuntia.
4 hnif way io Guatemala city and from
+ there wired The astonishing news to the
/ minI -t,r tlat DIS consul had received
+ Sos m.Lc-. Tie British minister lm.
medaiely sought uut Earrl0s and dee
maud,d explanations and redress Bar.
rios. secretly pleased with the action
~ lis subordinate. bui also alarmed
f.r tle come Iucncrs. ensc4 y0rcd by
I falr promise, 10 tcuporlzc. hut 600 few
days thr arrival ~ British men war
at San Jose aud the occupation az that
niace hurried % decision 800 10 ihe min
lsters demands These were that FOR
f.e national insult ihe British nas
should De salufed in Guatemala City
tle commaudantc handed over ~ the
admiral for punishment and SIR
Mcgee given $50 900 iu gold for DO,
personal injuries sustained
seeing thaf t4e demands we're abou
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President LINCoIN's CAR As 1T Now
APPEARS.

i'm the habit of getting close to the fir
ing line
The Union Pacific bought the car in
1866, and Sidney Dillon used it as the
President Of the road. but its great
weight because of its armored sides
made it objectionable, and for many
years il has ben isolated i'm the yards.
The car is forty-two feet long and eight
and oue-half feet wide There is but
one entrance, and this opens into mar
row paSsageway the whole length of
the car. There were three compart-
ments. and all were elegantly uphol-
stored and furnished with reclining
chairs. The Presidents compartment
was decorated with panels showing the
coat of arms of the various States. and
the other rooms were padded with Grim
son corded silk The car was mounted
ON four-wheel trucks From April p
20 May 3. 1869. this car was in use as
funeral coach for the murdered Presi-
dents remains
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Mrs.
isrEzsrAE7aSS
friends
ara SVOTywIs0r0.

=
Every woman knows
some woman friend vino
has beeB helped by Lydia
E. PEnfCl5aSs7's Vegetable
Compound What does
this friend say about II?
Reed the letters from
women beE7g published I'm
this paper ~ you are
aHings don't try expert
H1snfss Rely on the reIEa-
bl0s
Mrs. Pss,ESIBaSn'S great
medicine has stood with
out a Poer for thirty
years.
Puzzled women write to
Mrs. Pi1El1aE7S for advice
which shO gives without
Charge TIE advice is
confidential and accurate
81 mas helped a million WOO
mem MRS. PFHkhanD' 8
address is Lynn, Mass
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Wit and Wisdom of Josh Billings.

Wit and wisdom or Josh Billings.
Health is a loan at call
\ mule is a bad pun on horse
Wheat is a serial. l am glad Of II.
\ fib is a lie painted in water colors.
Ignorance is the wet nurse Of pre-
udice.
Did you ever hear a very rich man
sing?
We have made justice a luxury of
civilization.
Wit without sense is a razor without
4 handle.
Old age increases us in wisdom-and
in rheumatism.
Time is money. and many people paw
their debts with it.
1t is easier to be Il harmless dove
than a decent serpent.
BeneyOlence is the cream on the milk
of human kindness.
Face all things: even Adversely is
polite to a mans face.
Beware of the man with half-sbut
eyes. He's not dreaming.
People of good sense are those whose
opinions agree with ours.
1t is little trouble to a craven image
to be patient, even in fly time.
Half the discomfort of life is the re-
suit of getting tired ourselves.
HumOr must fall ont of mans
mouth like music out Of bobollnk
Necessity is the mother of invention
but Patent Right Is the father.
Most men are like eggs. too fun OF
themselves to hold anything else.
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some experience in tramping soggy,
sticky, muddy streets and woods. An
elastic cord or band, with suitable fast
ening plates Mt each end to prevent
ones overshoes from being pulled off in
the mud or deep snow. is the inventors
claim. one end of this cord Is attached
TO the top of the overshoe and the other
to the upper of the shoe proper.
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SHOE WILL NOT COME OFF.

Here's a Fastener to Prevent Over
shoes Being Left III the Mud.
The overshoe fastener designed by
John f. Mccarthy, of Salisbury. Pa, is
interesting. mt least, on the score Of
novelty. Its necessity is apt to appeal
very forcbly to those who have had
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-06-08

Christian experience cannot he order
ed 49, one orders goods from n store, or
writes IA check on a bank. 1t comes as
fruit. When we obey we know;
when we believe and follow the Lord
Jesus He gives the grace. 1t may be
very quietly, but in reality, and with
great comfort United Presbyterian.
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FLOGGING A CONSUL.
COST a CENTRAL AMERICAN
DICTATOR $4,000

Probably the Most Dramatic Episode
Ever Enacted In Guatemala - overt
Act Directed Against John Magee, "A
British Official.
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An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy,
SYRUP OF FIGs, manufactured 10y the
CALIFoRNIA Fra SYRUP Co, illustrate
the value Of obtaining the liquid laNa-
tive principles of plants known TO he
incidentally laxative and presenting
them In the form most refreshing 10 the
taste aud acceptable 90 the system. IL
i9 the one perfect strengthening laNa-
tive, cleansing the system cffectually,
dispellng colds. headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
90 overcome hahitual constipation per
maneutly Its perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance. and It's acting on the kidneys.
liver and bowels. without weakening
or irritating them, make II the ideal
laxative.
Ia the process az manufacturing frs
are used, ar they are pleasant o. the
taste. but tie medicinal qualities Of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
othcr aromatic plants. hy d method
known ~ the CAffToESIA J 10 S1lyr
-. only. ln 0rder GO get i's beneficial
effects and o. avoid limitations. please
remefl ber The full name ~ fhe Company
printed on the front ~ every package
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
San FRANCISCO cal
LCyEsyTLE-E ~ NEW YORK ~ p.
For ssie - a. Druggists Price 90 pef bolfie
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Raher-Beclor always drinks Inn
ported wine. don't he?
Italian Yes, poor fellow. He's
trying to drown his domestic troubles.
-BroOklyn Lilo.
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Taking Advantage oraProverb.

Father-Its never too late to mend,
my boyl
Son-But is that really So dad?
Father-It is. indeed, my hoy.
Son-Oh, well then, l needn't begin
just yet
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People simply cannot keep" secrets,
therefore do not run any risks by tell
Ing yours. If you can't keep your SCI
crets, how can you expect others TO?
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There are only two times when a
sane man can persuade himself that he
has long purse: when he IL drunk.
o"d when %" his wedding tour
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-08-10
FOR SALE BY sHARRAR & MULLHoLADN, ALMA. MICH,
FOREST HILL.

Aug. 6-Messrs John and Will Lam
shaw went black berrying last week on
the Chippewa and report not many
berries.
Mesdames Belle Spoor and Nellie
Sprague and children, of Ronnaby,
Benton County, Minnesota, came last
Thursday TO visit relatives and may
conclude TO make this their future
home.
Rev. Ely Raycraft will preach in
the Church.of Christ, at Forest Hill,
next Lords Day morning
The entertainment at the church
last week was fine.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Elvira Danshaw, August l6.
About thirty Forest Hill people,
young and old, were at Crystal on Sat
urday.
Cloyd White who was quite badly
hurt by a collision with carriage
while riding a wheel, is reported much
better
There was large attendance at the
camp meeting mere on Sunday,
Maggie Oberlin entertained COM
pany OF young ladies Tuesday after
noon in honor OF the Misses TraSter
and Robinson,
Henry Donahue is the guest OF 5.
Oberlin.
Dora Katcnhus was the guest OF
Mrs. Bates, Saturday and Sunday.
Ladies, Moody, Udell, Wilson, Cruch
and Mills visited The L. O. II. NJ. at
Crystal, Saturday Aug. t.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-08-10
ST. LOUIS.

August s.-Misses Mary and Sabra
Hart are enjoying a weeks outing at
Crystal Lake.
Mrs. a. Cook returned last week
from a five weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Tyroler, Of
Grand Rapids,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alien Warren returned
last Saturday from months visit
with relatives at Traverse City.
Miss Louise Leonard entertained a
few friends Friday evening.
Quite number OF Ithaca and Alma
people attended the Killeen blowout
in this city Friday evening.
DR.. Kennedy and family leave
Wednesday for a weeks outing at
Crystal lake.
Miss Ora Burgess called on Wheeler
friends Tuesday evening.
The Fourth division Of the Ladies
Aid OF the Presbyterian church served
ice cream on Rev. j. a. McGreaham :
lawn Tuesday evening.
The old Creamery is being re-
modelled into a Cheese factory.
The horse belonging 70 Geo. Stan
baugh and driven by his little daugh-
ter and Josephine Taylor, became
frightened Monday evening throwing
Miss Taylor and seriously injuring
her
The alarm OF fire. which was given
Monday, Was caused by fire at DR.
Wheeler's, but it was soon eXtin.
guished.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-08-10
GALLOWAY.

August 6-Mrs. VIM Rebec has re-
turnt d TO her home i'm Saginaw.
Miss Harriet Smith, Of Saginaw, was
spending this week with relatives.
Mr. Charles Bricker has returned to
his home in Saginaw after spending a
few days with relatives in Laketield.
The little Misses Clara Brcher, Ollie
and Elsie Stiber, Of Saginaw, are
guests Of Mamie Bricher.
Mr.. A. Johnson is building a new
granary.
The Lakeheld bail team gave a
dance at the town hall last Friday.
Omar Parker has returned home
from Durand.
The "Mercillites' crossed bats with
the "Lakefielders" and won at score
Of - to l3.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-08-10
ASHLEY.

Aug. The Steadman family are
enjoying reunion at the home of NJ.
III. Mills, Mr.. Mills was Steadman.
Mrs. John Scott and children went
70 North Star today TO visit Mrs.
SCOTS mother
Dr. Hale, his father and others
went north a berrying, yesterday
morning.
Peter Skutt has moved barn from
the south part Of the village to the
lot on which he resides.
Our village is making great improve
ments this summer by way of painting
and fixing up. They have also put
down two reservoirs for fire protection.
A, f. Sperry did business in Ithaca,
today.
Work has already begun on the
building formerly occupied by l.. f..
Pratt as hard ware tn lit IL TO the wants
OF II. ID. Pease who will fill IL up with
ready made clothing goods.
And last but not least our school
house with its new coat OF paint
presents the most commanding appear
atce OF any building In town.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-08-10
PERRINTON.

Aug. 7-Linas Cassada and Geo.
Rail were north after blackberries but
did not succeed very well.
f.. V. Dean and Mr.. Sphinx started
north after berries, Monday. Dean
seems TO know where TO go 10 get them.
f. f. Durfee and wife have returned
from their outing at Bay View feel
ing very much recuperated.
Prof. Richards, while coming TO Per-
rinton, Monday morning, found good
hat ia the road near o. \. Chatfee's
place. He would like 10 see whose
homely face used to be beneath it.
Miss Florence Lane returned TO her
home at Capac, Monday. She was a
guest Of Mr. Chidister's folks while
there. Misses Burnice and Ivory
Feek, Of Owosso, who spent few days
here returned TO their home in Owosso
Monday also.
ID. NJ. Meeker and j. c. Carnes are
buying apples and shipping them.
Fred Wilson is limping around with
sore knee.
Clarence Schultz drove over to South
Lyons TO see his old friend, Roy Ter
pening last week.
Vern Richards wheeled over TO Ches-
aiming Wednesday, to see his sister
Mrs. Nannatta.
A Kirk is running in opposition TO
the regular horse shoe pitchers assO-
citation at his lumber yard and it Is
limited that the association will boy
colt his place Of business il he does
! not soon deSiSt
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-08-10
RlVERDAlE.

August 6.-MrS Emma Raby, Of
Vassar, and Mrs. Lena Languin, of
Carol, and their children are visit
ing their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Miner.
Mr.. Kingsbury is here organizing a
lodge Of THE Star Of Bethlehem" a
good many from here are joining.
The Misses STACY, and Oracle and
Stella Conley spent Sunday near
Dushville.
Mrs. Rose Lernay spent last week
with her sister at Alma.
Wilmet Langin was in Shepherd
Sunday.
Alex Worth was on the sick list
last week but is better now.
There will be races here again next
Saturday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-08-10

Aug. 6.-Rev. c. II. Harding and
wife were in attendance at district
quarterly meeting at Sumnerton over
Sunday.
Lew Brooks and wife, % Grand
Rapids, are spending the week with
his brother Chas. Brooks.
Rev. Demsey occupied the Free
Methodist pulpit Sunday evening.
Chas. Brooks contemplates selling
his property ia town that he may
move TO Alma.
Miss Lila Sandal, of Au Sable is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Eva
Croton.
VIII Harding spent Saturday and
Sunday with friend in Summerton.
He returned late Sunday evening.
Freddie Elliott is entertaining his
cousin from Hamburg.
Grandma Wyeth is reported very
low
Lula and Nellie Harding visited
with Katie Borquer Sunday.
We note that the bicycle path south
Of town is being utilized for wagon
track. The parties using it for such
should be compelled TO ride wheel
oyer it after they have succeeded IN
neatly mutilating the path.
The road scraperS are industriously
scraping SodS and stone in the middle
and on the sides OF the highways,
making them ideal roads for all kinds
OF travel. Logan Sly, Jesse Lott,
Roy Savoy, Nellie Harding, united
with the Free Methodist church in
full connection, July 20,
Adelbert Hicks has been doing some
very neat looking bicycle enameling.
Misses Edna Sly and Erna Sessions
spent Sunday with Maude Aldrich.
Miss Erna Sessions returned with
Nellie Stoughton Saturday evening