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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-08
THE ELECTION.

In the Bryan precinct q. j. Deems
received 1872 votes ior commissioner.
W. G.. Mitchell 90, !. g. Miukert
52l aud Thu-. Rowan 90 vote. fur
justice Of the peace, aud G.. l.. Baker
Tor constable 1855 votes
At Allenarm for commissioner J..
l.. Barron received 70 votes, T.. H..
Arlington ~ votes and John Thomp-
son votes For Justice ". G. Pool
received lu5 voices. Tor constable A..
u. Franklin received lOl votes and
r W Neager vote.
At College for commissioner Ar
ringr5n received l55 votes and BAR
ron iU6 W q. Williams received
10 votes for Justice; J. T. Farquhar
i62 aud Luke Causey NC votes for
/ coS'ahle.
T Az Millicsn for commissioner Ar
/ riugton received ld0 vo,"s, Tbomp-
son G6 and Barron 81. Pool gov ~
vctos Tor jultice, Franklin ls5 and
. Neagcr ~ Tor constable
At Bats Store Tor commissioner
. Felix Phillips got li5 votes, Dennis
Ballard 2o3, =. ;. Woedln 7and Pat
Mcrka ~, Mat Eaton Received iu
votes Tor Justice. For constable
Powell Harvey got 2sj votes, Ahuor
Bocse.a2 end VIII Pi-s S.
At Macy for commissioner ". L.
Edge got l3s votes, 4. W. Shcolsy
u and J. l.. Broach q. For Justice Of
.tle peace j. NJ Newman received 81
votes and Dr. T. r. Gregory 81. For
constable Tom Frame got IN votes
. Iuthor Shcrrod - and Marion Hunt
|G
! At Henry SchoG house Tor com
, missioner Paul Marku received d
votes, r. ;. Woodhn q, Felix Phil.
/ Zip, q ard Dennis ballard rs. Mat
Eaton received ~ for Justice, and foi
constable Powell Harvey got 81, VIII
Pitts 2Oaud Abncr Reese -.
At TUDOR W. l.. Edge, 4. w. Shea.
ley and u. VI. Breach, candidates TO
commissioner and justice, receives
i63 II aud - votes respectively. Sabs
fer constable got iei votes.
In the Kurtcn precinct for con-
missioner Edge g,d 1876. Shealey y
aud Bronch .. For justice the vos
Tor each was about the same. sab
got PA vntcs for constable.
As Bethel for commissioner Bar
ron got 23G, Arlington { ard Thomp
sou Q votes j. NJ. Powers got 2ii
for justice and j. II. Reed 235 foi
constable.
/ Commissioners - Deems, AIRING
ton, Edge Ballard. Justices
Pool, Williams, Mitchell, Powers
Edge, Newman, Eaton Constables
Franklin, Farquhar, Baker, Reed
Sabo, Frame, Harvey.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-08
LOCAL NEWS.
Ward place for sale.

Ward llnce for sale. go
Mrs. A. X. Addison left for
Huntsville yesterday.
Fond. barber shop ~ the best
work Ia hc city DIR
j. W. Benson and q. J Sawyer
were ho, Tram 1Ncllhom yesterday.
Try Fard's union shop FOR the best
work ir She CITY. de-
Mrs. CLARK Wiu-luW returned to
Galveston yesterday.
Remember thc city bakery Cor
fresh bread ana cakes. ar
Miss Stevenson OF Bnmond is viz
iting h,- sister, Mrs. Z. 20. Law,
Drink Mt Vernon purc rye for sale
by the Exposition Snloon. d n
Winter underwear boz an weigi Is
and cuigr- Boo cotton and wool 90
Parks a Waldrup's. 2a
Mn. 4. 4. ADAMS rotlrned from
Dallas yesterday, accompanied 10y
Mrs r. ! McQuecu.
Go a. Angus. GuifIrcl restaurant
for fresh oysters served IN any style,
also California kuits " a. kinds. n
The Rev. Or. Blowers will prea,h
M the msrning and night service In
IT. Andrews Episcopal church On
Sunday. n
The hoe rcfriCs rated MEATS 81 all
kinds ~ the Cty Market, aud 10
new market, opposite &. ". n Il. Y.
depot s. W Bus hanan, Prop. Il
n. T.. smith. M.N Mcleod. J. W.
Rorrows, Dan Cuancll, Clem Symms
and II Arlington We're here from
Malicaa ari AlloHfarm yesterday.
There is solid comfort these Good
nights In one Of those nanuclette
night shirts 40 Parks x Waldrop's.
Prices Toe and sl.Ol. 30
q, Silltf uisl. service at the
Episcopal church viii commence
hereafter at7.D p. ~. instead Of $
a. nm. 2gi
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-08
MONTANA.

Helena, Nov bryan viii carry
this state with a reduced majority. His
plurality ia 1893 was 30 ,Os3.
-Four state ticKets in the field for state
officers make more complete count
necessary 90 determine. The same con.
dition rs 90 the legislature.
Helena, Mont, Nov. I-Returns are
FAR from complete. Democratic State
Chairman Cooper claims Bryan carried
the state by from 10000 10 1900. and
Toole Clark, Democrat, elected governor.
Republican Chairman Webster con.
codes that Bryan carried the state. but
GLAZING the election Of Folsom Tor gov.
ernor and Murray for congress.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-08

Boston. Nov. 7.--President Mckinley
has carried Massachusetts, by about
5000 plurality. a reduction Of nearly
10000 from that Of four years ago.
The reduction in the Republican plural.
ity was due not NJ much 10 the return
Of the socalled COLA Democrats Of 1896. AS
% the regular Democratic ranks. The
congressional delegation stands 9 Re.
publicans and Democrats, a gain for
the Democrats ~ one congressman.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-08
MICHIGAN.

lansing, Nov. 1-Republicans sure
Of everything in the state except proba.
bly, two congressman.
Mckinley plurality In 1896 was &c..
SEQ.
Aaron 7. Bliss wns elected governor
over William q. Mayhorry. Democrat.
Congressional delegation unchanged.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-08
OREGON.

Portland. Nov. mckinley will get
the electoral vote OF the state. The leg.
stature Is mixed.
Portland, Ore, Nov. 5.-Orogon gave
Mckinley the largest plurality ever
given "a candidate for Office IN this state.
Multnomah county, which includes tho
city of Portland, gave Mckinley 5000
plurality aud it is estimated that the
state outside o. this city will return a
plurality OF 5000, making the Ropubli.
can plurality In the state close 10 q, 900.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-08
MARYLAND.

Baltimore, Nov. Maryland went
for Mckinley by a reduced majority
Bryan lost the state in 1890 by 32,22i
votes.
The congressional delegation Is In
doubt.
No state contests
Baltimore. Nov. 7.-Besides placing
Maryland's eight electoral votes in the
Mckinley column. solid Republican
delegation TO the Fifty.seyenth congress
has been elected.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-08
MINNESOTA.

ST. Paul Nov This state il Re.
publican by 5000 plurality. In 1890
Mckinley had $3.50. As far As known
not Republican candidate for congress
was defeated
samuel y. Vanzant was elected gov.
erDor on the Republican ticket.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-08
NORTH DAKOTA.

Fargo, Nov. Chairman Kleinman
Of the Democratic state committee con.
codes the state 70 Mckinley. also the
state ticket, with the possible exception
Of attorney general
Fargo. n. d., Nov. 7..-Returns arc
coming in slowly, but those received
seem to indicate Republican plurality
Of over rather than under 10000 for Nc.
Kinloy. while the Republican state tick
Of Is elected.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-08
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Concord, Nov. THE usual Repub.
lean majority viii be maintained In
the state. In 1895 It WAS 35. 7ei
Chester b. Jordan was elected gov.
ernor over DIR. Potter. the Democratic
nominee.
legislature Is Republican.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-08
PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia, Nov. "A plurality Of
100000 will be given Mckinley. Al
state officers elected are Republicans.
Philadelphia, NovI -pennsylvania's
next delegation house stands Repub.
hcan. 70; Democrats. 4. A Republican
Continued on page 4.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-08
NEBRASKA.

Lincoln, Nov. 1.-Even Nebraska
goes In the Mckinley column. but the
majority is get unknown. but it will not
fall below 200.
The fusion ticket win pull through.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-08
MAlNE.l

Augusta, Nov THE usual Repub-
lcan majority In the state is maintain
cd. In 1896 It was 45,i17.
There was no state election.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Charlotte. Nov. State is safely
Democratic as is also the congressional
delegations.
No state election.
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NEVADA.

Carson, Nov 7--Roturns are incom.
ploto. Mr.. Mills, Republican chairman,
comedies the state 10 Bryan.
The legislature is very close
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NEW JERSEY.

Trenton, Nov. State remains In
the Republican column by $1,000 votes.
Last election IL was by s7,602.
No state ticket.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-08

majority in the state will exceed 5000.
His plurality ia 1895 was IS, 1873.
All the Democratic nominees in the
state were elected.
No state election.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-08
MISSISSIPPI.

jackson, Nov Z. -Bryan's vote IN tho
state Is larger than In 1886 when he had
splurality Of y. i29 over Mckinley.
No state officers elected.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-08
NAT. O. Time Gard. Bryan

&. W. n B. Whine Gard, Bryan
pA--ENGHu.
North bound No. @. ienyes 7:3l 70. m.
South bound No. iu arrives a.2jpIu.
MIXED TEAMS.
Southbound NO lO5 arr l0.l5a. m.
NorthbouBi No. 100 Tvs 6.i5p. m.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-10
FOREST CITY.


Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
Forest City, May 9.-Miss Nettie
Crandall. of Elkdale, was visitor in
town yesterday
DR.. e. w. MaXson, who has been
very i'll, is still in a critical condition.
Sarah Weiss, of New York city. is
visiting her sister Mrs. +. Feldman,
on Main street.
Announcement has been made Of the
engagement of Henry Weiss. of the
firm of +. Feldman & Company to
Miss Henrietta Juskovitz. of New York
city.
Monday, while at work at No. >
David Healey was unfortunate enough
to have his hand caught between two
cars. The first and second fingers of
his right hand We're so badly crushed
that it was found necessary to ampu-
tate the first finger Dr. ID. Dwyer
performed the operation.
Name j. Brown has returned home
from Montrose, where she has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. j. NaXey.
1t was found necessary yesterday to
call out both fire companies to fight
the fire in the woods surrounding Mrs
Mary Farrells hotel and the two
dwelling houses next to il.
Carney Eagan, who has been work
ing in New York state for some time
past, returned home Saturday.
The pOstoffice was moved to its new
quarters in the Joseph building, which
has been very neatly fitted up for it..
after office hours Saturday evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-10
FACToRYvILLE.


Special to the scranton Tribune.
Factoryville, May 9.-An unknown
and demented man was found stand
ing i'm two feet of water i'm the tunnel
by railroad men carly yesterday morn
ing. He was taken 20 Nicholson and
placed in safe keeping until some dls-
posal of his case may be made.
Montrosa will journey down here
next Saturday to play the return
game with Keystone. The weather be-
ing favorable in all probability 1t VIII
be hard contested game, as Key
stones last game at Montrose, two
weeks ago. was won by Montrose, and
therefore our boys will put forth an
extra effort to redeem themselves.
on circus day many of our towns
people have been successful in find
ing an excuse to go 10 Scranton to-
day. NO! We are not going to the
circus. Hadn't thought anything
about it,"
Our street commissioner, Aaron
Phillips, is still confined to his home
with heart trouble, and in the mean
time work on the streets has prac-
tically ceased.
There are many census questions
and little later we VIII give a few
of them. Notwithstanding the law,
however. there were many persons
who objected during the last census
to give any information in regard To
their personal affairs. and in many in
| stances it was only with great dill
| Guilty that the desired facts were OBJ
tained. Some misguided individuals
/ 4 tod haa
census cnumerators in the light OF VII
| lians who were seeking to rob them
of their possessions. This unwilling
| ness to answer questions would no
doubt be overcome If it We're generally
| known and understood that the re-
plies are intended only for official use
in preparing statistics, and will never
| be given out to the public. In fact'
| the law expressly provides that If any
| enumerator shall so far forget his duty
! as to communicate to any one except
! his superior officer any information
| be obtains i'm the performance of his
| work, he shall he subject to a fine ot
| five hundred dollars. The law is very
strict with reference to the duties OF
the enumerators, for unless their work
! is done properly and carefully the CEN
sus figures would be of little value,
consequently every one who enters
upon this important duty is given Ia
understand that if he shall knowingly
make a false statement regarding tn"
persons whom he has enumerated,
either as to their number or any pos
sible way, he shall b. deemed guilty
of misdomeanor, ana upon conviction
he may be fined five thousand dollars
and two years imprisonment, with the
assurance of the confidence and re-
sponsibilitY of the enumerator no per-
son ought to have reason to hesitate
IN answering such questions as I'nclf
Sam may ask through the ehumaro-
tors.
MIR. and Mrs W II. DOdd We're VI
at Hartford last Sunday srending the
day with friends.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-10
NoRDICA'S BIG CLAIM.
May Secure Part of an Award
Against the Government.
From a CmrCnt Press Dispatch

From a Current Press Dispatch.
Nine. Lillian Nordica will very like
ly soon share in a fortune. Members
of her family, the Nortons, OF Mar
tha's Vineyard, are pushing a heavy
claim against the Federal government
and if the suit is successful the oper-
attic star will receive a large part of
the award.
The Nortons originally come from
England. Ichabod Norton beinG the
founder of the family here. lie was a
shipbuilder, with whaling as a side oc-
cupation About the year 1900 he set
off on whaling voyage with a small
fleet of vessels. The whale hunt was
successful until the home trip had been
begun, when French vessel bore
down on them and seized the ships.
The seizure was brought to the notice
of the authorities at Washington, and
this claim, together with others of sim
liar character, We're presented TO the
French government. In time France
paid the sums demanded and several
of the individual claims of the ship
owners were awarded, but for some
reason the Norton Butler claim was
not settled. While the matter was
pending the papers in the case were
destroyed in a fire in Washington. in
which a number of official documents
were burned.
During the past half century various
attempts were made to collect the
award, but to no purpose. Recently
some papers bearing on the case came
to light and the heirs determined 10
push the matter to a definite conclu-
sion.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-10
HoNESDALE.
@ Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Honesdale, May 9.-Mrs. Gilbert
White is critically i'll at her home on
Fifteenth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bassett re-
turned on Monday from their wedding
trip.
John ID. Roman aud family have
gone to Port Jervs to attend the flu
neral of a brother who was killed on
the railroad. Mr. Roman was
freight conductor on the New York
and New Haven, running between
Fishkill Landing and Hartford
Captain James Ham post, G. A. r.,
will observe their usual Memorial Day
exercises. Major II, r. Moyer, of Leb.
anon, will be the orator of the day
He was a member of Colonel Dur
lands regiment the Seventeenth
Pennsylvania cavalry.
The annual reunion OF the Odd Fell
lows Of Wayne county viii be held at
Lake Ariel Wednesday. August list.
John n, Sharpsteen, late mailing
clerk, is to be deputy postmaster un-
der Postmaster NJ. b. Allen. Ex-Post-
master William T. Briggs will be the
mailing clerk. Miss Margaret Grimm
will be retained and Mr. Frank
Decker added TO the office force.
Delaware and Hudson workmen are
engaged In placing concrete in the eel
lar of. the new passenger station.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-10
AVOCA.

At the regular meeting of the school
board, Monday evening, all members
were present except Messrs. O'Malley
and Carbon. e. f. Reilley was chosen
president Owing to a deficiency in the
treasury, the teachers have not been
paid for four months, and it was de-
cided to appoint a committee to negOu-
ate a loan for that purpose. Tax Col
lector O'Boyle presented a list of APP
plicants for generations. A meeting
will be held next Monday evening for
the purpose of hearing personally all
who wish to be exonerated. The fol-
lowing bills were ordered paid: CHM
& Co, $l3.75; j. ID. Clarke, $329; James
Doran, $54.75; owen McLain $6.75. The
bill of Reynolds Bros, of Scranton,was
referred to Prof. Hoban To be rectified
The town council met in regular ses-
sion on Monday evening. All members
were present except Messrs. O'Brien,
Mckenzie, Brennan and Edward
O Brien. The minutes of the previous
meeting were adopted, with the eXcep-
ton of the borough audit. The follow
ing bills were ordered paid: Street
Commissioner John O'Brien, $40
Michael Murphy, s21; John Naughton.
$l5.50; John Loughney 1925; John
Doran, 4,50; James Doran. $3.50; Avoca
Publishing company, $3.50; Frank
Parks, $l5. The bill of the Electric
Light company for $2l95S, for April,
| and also the solicitors bill of S. for
hling bond, were laid over for investi-
cation. The street commissioner was
notified to wait on the Traction COM
pany and request them to replace the
planks on both sides of the tracks.
| Adjourned to meet al call of the chair.
Ambrose, the -yearold-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Manley, of the
West Side died on Tuesday afternoon.
after a few days illness. Interment
| will be made this afternoon in st.
| Mary's cemetery.
Nellie, the four-year-old grand
| daughter of Mrs. Bridget Burns, is
critically i'll of diphtheria.
Edward Vanscoy moved his family
to Ransom on Tuesday.
The funeral of Edward Mcdonald,
who died at LaGrange on Monday
| afternoon, where he had gone for his
health, took place yesterday afternoon
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-10
ihEATRICA Al.
"The Boy Tramp"

lImc. Ncuvllo and her son will open a three
days engagement at the Academy of Music to-
night presenting "rhe Boy Tramp The
brooklyn Citizen says OF the company:
Judging by the applause that greeted the
performance OF The Boy Tramp. at the Crlte.
rion thcat,r last night, it is one of the most
popular plays presented at the house this season.
Tho piece is Of the sensational and is :ar
better than its ,ite suggests Young Neuville' 5
methods comedian inimtablc and IN,
limitablc lie is original and acrobatic, is a
good miiric, and displays his TALENTS in giving
limitations OF we'll known actors. Nine. Neu.
Vic. already str ng favor!te with Brooklyn
thcatcr gocrs, appears As the wrODScd wife. The
role is strong one, and in the hands of Nine.
Neuvilc loses nothing in interest. The sup
porting company ar" above the average and seT'
eral taking pictures were presented"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-10
THOMPSON.

Spttdl 10 inc scranton Irhlno.
Thompson, May 9.-Our former
towns man. q. *. La Mont, who drew
the plans and specifications for F. w
Lewis new house, was here Monday
sticking the stakes for the foundation.
the old house having been removed
therefrom.
Miss Nellie Clancy opened her third
term of school in the Wrighter dis
trict yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Lathem spent the
Sabbath with relatives in Scranton.
Mrs. Frank W. Lewis and he" two
children returned yesterday from a
short visit with her parents at Mont
dale.
our Methodist friends worshipped
with the Free Baptists in their church
yesterday morning. as the improve
ments being put on the NJ. l.. church
are not completed. Rev David
preached the sermon.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Pickering. of
Jackson visited at ]. NJ. Miler's yes
tcrday.
Miss Kate Lyden, who has been with
Mrs. A. g. Foster Cor the past two
years. and who has been such an
efficient clerk and helper, leaves to-
day Miss Clara Ross, Of Buruwood,
takes her place.
Rev. p. Il. Tower left last evening
to attend funeral at Sanataria
Springs this afternoon. Iie has hard
ly recovered from severe attack Of
the grippe.
lGX XPostmaster John Lyden, who
has been at Long Eddy, n. Y, for the
past year, is home again.
4. II. Crozier and Nanlcy Wrighter
are each improving their home on
Jackson street by the addition OF
porChes
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motives now used on the New York
division will be assigned to the Della
ware division.
Profs. Flood and Pierce will give the
third hop of the series in Hogan opera
house on Thursday evening.
Fred H. Pride, whose large steamer,
the Erminie, was recently destroyed
by fire, may build large barge, for
this season, to be towed up and down
the river by the smaller steamer, the
Idlewild. He will probably build a
large and swift steamer for next sea-
son.
A banquet and hop was held in
Hogan opera house last evening, under
the auspices of the Catholic Relief and
Benevolent association. Dorans Sus-
quehanna orchestra furnished music
for the occasion, which was a very
pleasant one.
The Salvation Army it is reported,
VIII soon commence operations in Sus-
quehanna. Susquehanna is not wicke J
enough to need the army. Let them
try Hallstead.
/ Miss Emma Teetsal, of Lanesboro,
left on Tuesday for Sayre
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

chell house, Wednesday evening, in
honor of the class of 1900.
Mrs. NJ. $. Lowe is the guest of her
daughters in Binghamton.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lord have
moved from rooms in the Van Ness
block to house on Chase avenue.
Warren 7. Van Loan, of Yonkers,
n. Y, was the guest of his parents in
town Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown and
daughter, Nina, Miss Thompson, of
Elmira, were i'm town to attend the
commencement exercises
Peter Aliens grocery store was
broken into and robbed Monday even
ing. The thieves succeeded in obtain
ing but small amount of goods.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-10
HALLSTEED.


special 10 the scranton Tribune.
Hallstead. May g.-Tno Fgllstead
public schools came to successful
close Wednesday cVenir". Wien the
class of 1900 bid t'IcwcU 20 school
days, The Presbyterian church was
beautifully decorated with flowers in
honor of the occasion. Conners and
Gillman's orchestra was in attendance
and rendered fine music during the
evening. Claude simmons was the mu-
sician for the evening and rendered his
services in his always efficient man
ner. Mrs, j. w Crook and Miss Maud
Sliker gave several vocal numbers and
Miss Hazel Ross rendered a piano solo
Edward Taylor, ID. D., of Binghamton
gave the address of the evening The
members Of the class were: Cora IL.
Brown, Susie G.. Fuller, John II. Con-
nor, Estele L. Sliker. Carrie Mead,
John j. Driscoll, Mary j. Russell. Gene
We've &. Mccormick, John \. Hayes.
Nina Terboss and Martha Il. Young:
salutatorian, john r.. Conaor; class
will, John j. Driscoll; prophecies, Car
ric Mead; mantel grafton, Estele Silk
or; response Bessie Waterman: vale
dictorian, Cora II. Brown. The exer-
Cises We're most successful.
Professor &. r.. Monkey was engaged
Wednesday in examining the Great
Bend High school
The Ladies auxiliary of the h. of r.
T., w. +, Hallstead lodge, No, 120, will
hold a picnic and dance IT, Du Bois
grove on Memorial day.
Edwards SimOns mas returned home
from his recent visit with Albany
friends.
Evangelist John \. Davis has com
menced a series Of interesting revival
services in the Baptist church. The
meetings are TO continue until sunday
f. j. Herrick visited his parents in
Montrose Wednesday.
Gould Capwell, our efficient mayor
has been improving the grounds about
his residence by planting shade trees
The Hallstead High School Alumni
held an elaborate banquet In the Nit