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z. Schonbarger & Sons.

and MEATS Saturdays Specials: Legs
Mutton Zoe lb. lbs Steak for 25c. Ronst
beef Sc ID, Corned Beef Sc lb, Veal Outlet
16c III, Fowls Zoe ID, Turkeys Toe lb, Broil-
ers ice lh, Bologna &c ID, lrankfurters Zoe
lb. Melons on Ice, 25c-30c. Fresh Vege-
tables of all kinds. Phone 120.
E. SCHOENBERGER " SONS,
1896 George streets and 1913 Central Mar
ket, Congress avenue.
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EXTERMINATION OF CHRISTT4 NJ
Chinese Said to Have Given Order SOM,
5000 Already Killed.

5000 Already Killed.
Toxic, Saturday, July est is re-
ported from Shanghai that the Boxers
attacked the missionaries and native
Christians at Pao Ting Fuh July s. A
foreign physician and 1000 converts
were massacred. The Chinese general,
Ii Ho Ken, is now marching on Pekin
He has ordered his troops to extermin-
ate all Christians. Already one French
priest and from 1000 to 5000 natives
have been slaughtered
London, July 30.-A special dispatch
from Shanghai, dated yesterday, says
that the English mission station north
of Ming Pc has been destroyed and that
twelve missionaries have been MUIR
dered.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-05-18
Enlargement DELAYED.

During the last Of March we ordered
material suited to the changing Of the
Index from six column folio 10 five
column quarto 90 Friday. May 4th. The
new body type had not come At that time
nor has IT come yet though we have had
every thing else in readiness The delay
has placed Us in al awkward position.
We have on hands paper for the new form
but none for the old An order was sent
in few days ago and the paper has been
shipped to continue the paper as before
but has not come. This issue will there
fore contain on one side material that
has appeared once before, since we are
forced to make the issue from paper that
bas accumulated from time to time in
the past.
We hope that the delay will only enable
US TO enlarge at more favorable time,
aud assure the public that the change
will be made as soon as conditions become
Favorable, because we truly wish 10 make
The Index an index Of the community
and to do 50 au apparent and real growth
is necessary.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LASD OFFICE
Botse. Idaho. APRIL 70. 1900

A sufficient contest andavit having been hlcd
in this ONCE By Allen NJ Howard. contestant.
against the heirs ofOlver r. MeHenry, entry No
sI7s. made Me-ch p, isls- for the s.. SEA Of
section %. and 81 SWll Of section q. rp- : ".
r ? E. by Oliver r. McHenry, deceased, in
which It is alleged. that the said OliverF. Nc
Henry died sgustinis during the gear 1889 and
that : NJ McHenry, Margaret D. McHerry,
Pa-meiia Lite and Sidney Bush are the only
heirs OF the said Oliver F. afcHeary, ard that
the said McHenry and his sa-dhcirs have aSald-
o-ed tae said tract OF land for more than one
Tcz- last past, and that il has not been occupied
nor cultivated to- mere than one year last past
and that the same is now, and for n5re than one
yssr last past. has been, wholly vacant and IN
occupied. and that said alleged absence was
not due 70 The employment OF the said McHsnry
or any OF said heirs in the Army, Navy o. Marine
Corps Of the United States:
said parties are hereby notified % appear, re-
spond and Offer evidence touching said allega-
tions at 10 o'clock O. m May =, 1870, before n.
Register and Receiver AZ the United states Ian,
Once in Boise, Idaho
The said contestant having in 4 proper aaida
sit, Eled april ls 800. set forth facts whicl
show that after due diligence personal servlc
ot this notice ca1not he made. IL Is hereby order
ed ani directed that snch notice ue given 0y dG
and proper publication.
Edward E Garrett. Rcceivci
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CONTEST NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

Boise. Idaho. April. Is, 1900
4 sufficient aaidavit having been aled in this
ofice by Allen n. Howard. contestant against
William Q. Cowdcn, entry No. 1874, made J-nu-
ary 18th. i.a5 for The sen Of section s., Town
ship y, r. , l., b. William D. Cowden, con-
testce, in which IL Is alleged that William d.
COWden has Gha-tcusd the said trsct OF land.
md has bsen absent thsrefrom for more than
one year last past, aud thas the said tract CT
laad has not been occupied uor cultivated Tor
more than one year last past, aud that sac salns
IS zoE and for more than one year last past has
been wholly vacant and unoccu9ied. and that
said alleged absence was not caused by reason
OF service in the Army, NAVY or Maxine corps
OF the United Ststes.
said parties are hereby notified 10 appear. re-
snoEd and o1cr eTidenee touching said allega-
tion a. 10 o'clcck q. IL On May X. 1900 before
the Register aud Receiver az the United State
Land OMce ia Boise, Idaho
The said contestant having. in . proper sAidayi
lied April Is, 1890. SCI forth fscts which show
that after due diligence. personal service o
this notice cannot be made, it IS hereby Or
dsrsd AID directed sha. such notice be given bl
due and proper publication.
Edward (. Garrett, Receiver
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0. S.L Excursion Rates.

Teachers rates, Caldwell. to s. Joseph.
Kansas City. Omaha, and Sioux City and
return S47.2O. Caldwell to Chicago and
return $500. Caldwell to st Louis and
return S54.GO. Tickets on sale June 1
and >. with extreme limit september 9.
Tickets must read via same line in both
directions and be limited TO continuous
passage in each direction.
For the G. \. r Encampmrnt at
Weiser, June 6 3, 1900, rate Of one
and one-fnh fare. certificate plan. is
authorized from Caldwell to Weiser and
rcturn. n. +. Klmball will sisn cersif-
Gates.
For the Summer School, University
of Idaho. at Moscow, June 20 to August
l. 1860. . rate of one fare for the round
trip is authorized from Caldwell to Mos
COW and return Tickets un sale Jun,
II and IS limited 10 continuous passaCl
in each direction. Final limit. Angus
9Th.
For the Idaho State Sunday Schoo
Convention At Pocaiello, June 26 - %
1900, rate Of one and one-fith fare
certificate plan. is authorized from Cald
well 70 Pocatelio and return. E. c. Cook
Secretary, will sga the certificates.
L. Dec<rr. Agent
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-05-18

Road supervisor Shiller vas out with
a few men and teams Monday doing work
on the freezeout grade. a little grading
and draining on our streets would be
quite beneficial and add much TO the ap-
pearanee of some ofthe homes.
Gertrude Housel and Mary PatIson
took the examination mapped out by
Miss French. State Superintendent, for
entrance into the high school work OF
any school in the state. Thursday con-
Quoted here by Prof. Wilson.
Rev John II. Helm, pastor Of the first
Baptist chnrch Of Emmett, will preach
in the Methodist church Friday evening
May 25. viii preach Saturday evening,
Sunday evening and perhaps several eve
nings Of the following werk.
James Terp aud Homer Tollith Of Boise
were looking at this vicinity the first Of
the week and express themselves as being
quite pleased with its pros poets and pos
sibilities. These gentlemen came TO
Boise from Nebraska short time ago.
Saturday n s. Hubbel, m old pioneer
Of this country who has been living near
Boise for sometime, dropped dead. He
was at the shop having some repairing
done and in apparently good health.
His death is attributed To heart disease
Mont Oliver Of the Idaho Impleme nt
Company at Boise is still trading with
Payeite valley people. Tuesday he sold
each W. R. Cartwright and NJ. E. Kelley
No. buggy. This looks like Mr..
Cartwright intended to enjoy the pleas
ant evenings in open air, while Milk is
striving TO give his patronage good &C
comodati ons.
Word came 70 rs the first of the week
that while number of children were
playing on the turning table at Cambridge
sunday the little four year old boy Of
Ciro. York fell and his left leg was
caught between the table and the outside
! CASING ltaIAus tiic llcoA tEILl Liic -iiiE %
bone. No bones we're broken but tie in-
jury was severe and the child died in a
few hours.
Those from a distance who have reg
isterrd at the Carter Hotel during the
past week are:
r. J. Butts Willow creek; N. x. Grey.
Geo Owens, d. II. Van Deusen, Bissell
creek; Mont Oliver. j. d. Riggs, J. R.
Robinson. James Terp, Homer Tolliih-
P. McLamnor, Boise; G. Bullard, Ranchi
Q. Hinzr, ". u Whitney. Payettei
James Miller, James Eden. Caldwell; c.
Elliot, Council; ". C. Maudcll, Ja>. Fl
.Saxman. Salt Luke: c. w Alders, ST. Joe
?. Mckinley, Wsiser; L. G. Brown
VI. sullivan. BOISE valley; J. a. Nelson
Council valley.
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/ consider 1t DOT only 3 plearure- but a.
duty owe To my neighb0rs 10 tell about
the wonderful cure effected in my cas-
by the timely use OF fChAmberlaiu's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoes Remedy. I was
taken very badly with GiiN and procured
a bottle Of this remedy 4 few doses Of
It effected a permanent cure. take
pleasure IN recommending t. tn Oth-rS
suffering from that dreadful desssse-J.
w. Lynch. Dorr, W. Va This remedy
IS sold b. d. Z. Smithsoa
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CONTEST NorLrE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Boise, Idaho, april Il. 100

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Boise, Idaho, April Il, 1900
A sufficient aaitavit having been filed in this
ofice by len N. Howard. contestant s.,aiast
Ransom Bigelow. Entgy No. 3lif. made December
- 1893. FOR the SWl-4of section 20 -. : y. E.
e. by Ransom BIsslow ConteStee in which &c
Is alleged that Ransom Bigelow has abandonsd
said tract o. land. and has been absent the-ef-om
for no-c than one year last past, and thaJ said
Iract OF land has not been occupied nor cultivat-
ell for more than one ysar last past, aud that the
same ald TIE whole thereof IS now. aud for more
than one year Ii u past. has be'-a wholly vacant
aud uuoccupied. aud that said allcgsd absence
was not due 10 his employment in the Army
Navy or Marine corps Of the Uuitsn States
said parties arc HEREBY notified to appear and
respond and oEer evidence touching said allsgG-
5ion at 10 u'eloek " Nay =, 1900, before the
I,c-isior aai Receiver At the United States
Land Ofdcc u Bctse. Edlhn.
The said contestant asing By proper afldavit
HE'D Arril Il, 1870. SCI forth facts which show
that sf:er due diligence personal service OF this
notice canaot Be made, II is hereby ordered aud
directed thst Suuh nasice Dc given BY due and
proper publication.
ESWagd z. Garrett, Receiver
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EPW'ORTH LEAGUE

DEVOTIONAL SERVICES FOR MAY WILL
BE As FOLLOWS:
2Oth. Topic: The Power OF Temper
ate Life" Dan. /; l-l1. Quarterly lem
pcrance MeeIingl Leader, Rev. Bradley.
9th Topic Have Patience. Matt.
Is: 2I.32. l.eader Mrs Barrett
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-05-18

Miss Grace Reel returned to her BoiSs
home Monday.
Mrs. Banks and Helen we're in Boise
the las, of last week.
J. c. Wilhelm registered at the Ban
croft in Boise Tuesday.
Ed Coal and F. a. Newell were freight
ers from Caldwell this week
}. L. Reed was down from his mill Oh
Dry Buck the FIRST Of the week
James Davis WAS up from Nyssa Fri
day aud Saturday OF last week.
Chas Bullard was having work doue
aud trading in Emmett Monday.
Mike Nicholson OF Ola was trading and
visiting in Emmett the middle of the
week.
Messrs. G.. Sp-ague, c. Stuart and P.
Posion were down from Pearl the first oi
the week
y. Lick returned home last week from
his work in the country and IS with his
family now.
Dr. Hunt was visi ting in the Salubria
country the latter part OF last week and
the first of this.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blanchard and children,
Minnie and Irene. are visiting relatives
in Boise this week.
Mrs. Walling, county superintendent
was in Emmett the last of las. week al.
tending the close OF our public school.
John Murray left Sunday for Baker
City where he will likely take up new
work, that of soliciting Tor the enlarge
lnent Of pictures. Jason Kelley took hin
p 10 Caldwell.
President of the Sheepherders Unior
- aud. Dipping Asso citation. Tom Mahan
was in town Wednesday between train
having The dentist remove source 0
agitation.
Prof. Wilson was tranSacting busines
in Boise Monday and TUESDAY lie ais
gained admitiance to the bar to practic
before the courts Of this state Hi
! little daughter, Ruth. accompanied mir
=, 10 Boise.
W. q. Whitney with G. Hinze Of Pa
4 cite came in Monday evening aud wit
Q Perry Phoenix. Ralph Womack. an
r Geo Owens of this place is making su
d vey Of the proposed ditch on the beuc
north Of town.
# Rev. Wilder came in from Caldw,
o Saturday 10 assist with quarterly COME
encc. Mr. Wilder was not feeling ~,
su he returned to Caldwell Sunday ey
Il ming. not preaching here that evenu
n per announcement.
" O.
Mr and Mrs French, formerly OF L
Carter hotel, made short stop in F.
10 nett Friday on their way home frC
rs Bh!se They stated while hcre that Ga
81 expected to take up the hotel business
f,alavelt or pnynttp soon
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-05-18

Mrs. Woody has left Que of the Quaker
Folding Bath Cabinets Al this office t"r
examination and inspection. come IA aud
examine IL. Its cleansing power IS based
on true hygienie laws. and It's results are
wonderful. Consult Mrs. WOODY tor the
benefits derived from actual experience.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-05-18

Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity
Ralph Reed came down from Dry Buck
Thursday,
J. r. Ferrcll xas in Boise the first Of
his week trading
Mrs. Rilderback and Fay are visiting
in Buse his week.
VI. +. Kelley took Cora Cox 10 Salubrla
lhe last OF last week.
Ellis Knonsr and Perry Reed came in
from the Basin Thursday.
Clint Jones was in Boise the first OF the
week getting farm implements.
Sam Collins OF Pearl was down the
middle Of the week enjoying hospitality
Mrs. James Rcnwick and children are
visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. James Little THIS
week.
CLAYTON Woods WAS down from ii'rSe'
shoe Bend the last Of last week visiting
relatives.
Fred Bower Of Boise VISITED Mr.. and
Mrs. lanes Stuart few days the irst ol
this week.
I,bn p. Mesick came in from Caldweil
"Wednesday where he had been 10 meet
his family.
D,vie Murray and Elmer hal'eFSoh
took a few days of last week and m''a' .
trip to Ontario.
Mrs ! Waters and children and Ye'ia
R.l,sa were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jo0'
Carter the first OF the week.
T G. blanchard has sold the lot ans
nj, shop building just south OF Cart
vr,..ht's store TO W. F. Ward~eH'
Robert Butts WAS in from ms p'"'
Monday. Mrs. smithson and Ne'' "en W
hor,. with him to visit Mrs Butts lev
days.
S,mual Ircton came down from '"''
Thursday anl took Miss Ella DAVIS y" NJ
On, Francis to squaw creek i'r " 'e
DAYS visit.
rhe little children enjoyed a plcasa'
afternoon with Ray Newell at the no"
~ her narcuts Monday ce:eo''''"s m "'
I'm hi,,hday. Refreshments were Se'''
n, Tailor Of Lewiston passed 'hro"s
r,n,,.., Thursday with good ou'-ht
,.a.,s and WAGONS for Ptarl expecting
engage in hauling there
james Eden, recently from soa'n''
C,,if,ruis. in looking upa place u" e
.,cc in ,he cattle business spout ''
DAYS this wees IN our valley
D.
BENJAMIN Bro~u sold his place on :, y
Fmmctt aud Pearl road mile or 50 = y
.'''' >. ., p,nc,,,rt ShNler the iii
aGtkis wc'k.
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G P. BILDERBACK.

Fire Insurence Agt. and Dealer II
Rcal Estate. Home money to loan on
approved security, long or short time.
Collections promptly attended TO.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-05-18

EOR SALE-A lot Of fine potatoes and
god nay III j. NanderdOsens, aOOut four
miles below Emmett.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-05-18
Democrat Central Committee
Meet in Caldwell.


Thomas Russell, Democratic Central
committeeman from Emmett precinct,
returned Thursday evening from Cald-
well where be had been attending
meeting Of the committee the previous
day aud gives the following report:
Delegates Coughonour, Cave, Hinkey.
b. HALEY, F. steunenberg, Marques.
Huff. Hartley, and one to be designated
for Emmett, and MCGEE and Banks at
large. we're selected to attend the Lewis
ton convention held on June ), 1900. To Sc
lect delegates to attend the national con-
yention held IL Kansas City. July 4th.
Primaries will be held June 3Oth in
the various precincts Of the county to
elect delegates 20 attend j county corven-
tion that Will be held in PaYette July 9,
for the purpose Of selecting delegates to
attend the state nominating convention
in Pocaiello, on July 17th. Emmett is
entitled to eight delegates.
Arrangements were made to hold the
county nominating convention in Nam
pa but no time was set because il is desir-
cd that each Of the Silver forces meet
there at the same time TO form fusion.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-05-18

Mr. and Mrs. French, formerly OF the
Carter hotel, made u short stop in En-
nett Friday on their way home from
Bhlse They stated while he0e that they
expected to take up the hotel business in
CaldwclLor Payetle soon
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-05-18
Why Not Celebrate in Emmett.

There has been some talk but very lit
tie agitation Of celebration IN Emmett
ou the 4th Of July. Why not as COM
munity gather in body occasionally ana
enjoy knowing and being with one an
other. The upper Payette valley is al
most unitaud should enjoy their neigh
oorly relations aud common interests.
\ more appropriate day and opportune
time for such an occasion cannot be So
lecte-l than the 4th of July The day
holds in memory for us the definite in
itiatiou OF our independence, most 81
cred event, and the condition of the val
! ley ut that time will be quite favorable.
/ IL IS the pleasure Of nearly every one TO
do homer To such an occasion but il is rot
the convenience Of mauy Of our citizeus
u 20 to Placerville, Caldwell or other
distant places where they may have the
energy TO celebrate. At that time the
crops will oe well along, oar valley will
De alive with workmen in the hay fields
or at other avocations who will wish a
day off. and the railroad activity by that
time will b, in full blast in this vicinity
fu7uishiug maay pleasure seskrrS to swell
our crowd on the memorable day.
y few aud not unsuccessful attempts
have been made here for 4 celebration
on the 4th, So with precedent enjoyed
. rs was last July aud conditions that prom
ise to be more favorable than ever belor'
why not now all get in aud place hom'
amusements a. the head. Plenty O
time remains but action must BE- takeI
At once. Plans should be set and definite
steps taAeu by JUNE, giving one mouth
for aclaal preparation.
Pleasant aud beneficial entertainment
VIII not Oe nard To plan aud secure
Election year viii surely enaoir us TO -
cure good, instructive speakers, "a pleas
: ant programme of home talent can b
had. au hJGr Or two can &c given 10 dth
letic coutests. small sum will secur
IN apprulliate tre display which WI
o-. followed oy the usual amusement
81 daucc.
= Let us get TO work aud .uFniSh da.
5 ol real NE as sauce for the summer S tasN
Dr. Ciymer's home has furnished IN
attraction Tor Emmett people TINS weeN
he has put tn ueS tOsce pump and
having nue Acrmoter or Windmill st
up. The iraae is made OF gai'onlze
u steel with loar posts we'll bound toxcihs
and is forty tyt nigh. The four post
'' are ,igni ge,t apart, IN the form OF
squarc. ~ Inc o0ilom and come togeth'
81 al the top. Twenty feet tr0m the oOtiol
the frame supports q large tank eisi
oil tr.t high. giving water pressure
@ twenty righ, lrvt. AT the top OF O
e, frame IS the mulcr, wheel eight feet
d diamrtor The DIR has 100 feet Of no
K, with which to prt the water on al
pare OF his place, or to use in case'ot Il
it. or o,h-r emergencies.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-05-18

Rev. Wilder came in from Caldwell
Saturday TO assist with quarterly conlel-
eucc Mr. Wilder was not feeling we'll
su he returned to Caldwell Sunday eve
ming. not preaching here that evening
per announcement
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W. G. Whitney with e. Hinze Of Paw
cite came in Monday evening aud with
Perry Phoenix, Ralph WOmack. and
Geo Owens OF this place is making a sur
vey Of the proposed ditch on the beuch
north Of town
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-05-18

H.o;,min Browu sold his place on tue
Emmett aud Pearl road. mile OF - , s'''s
side Of Pearl: 10 Rlnchar' SaHleF '"' '''''
af.tEis wcchs
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-12-28
rHE STRIKE IS OVER.

The telegraphers strike is over. The train.
men failed to come to The aid Of the operators
reliet, but the Santa Fe company immediately
employed men to take the places of the train
men, which heightened them, and they con-
cluded not to strike.
The operators places have been taken by
others. Some of the old men may get back,
but many will not.
Thus, one union has been killed. Another
will follow later and the time is not far distant
when capitalists will freeze out every union in
existence. So long as the laboring men OF this
country allow themselves to be led by such herm-
aphrodtes as Samuel Gompers, they will gain
nothing. When they learn to vote right, they
can accomplish anything they wish 1t all
laboring men and farmers would join together
in demand tor government ownership OF all
means of trausportation-all public utilities
strikes would no longer be heard Of. There
are no strikes in the postal department, no
strikes In any department of the government,
no strikes in the public schools-no strikes, In
fact, in any department of the public service
that is controlled by Uncle Sam.
Government ownership will solve the whole
problem.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-12-28

WE have no use for Senator Baker, bat he
certainly is credit to Kansas as compared with
T. R. Burton True, Baker has never done
anything to advertise Kansas, since his cleo
ton to the senate, but it cannot be said of him
that he is an immoral renegage, lost to all sense
of shame. He has done nothing to bring Kan
sas into disrepute. We would like for some
Burton man to tell us why Baker is not good
enough to succeed himself so long as Repub-
lican must fill the office of United States senator.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-12-28
JAPS AND CHINA.

Japan is disguised at the atrocities perpetrat-
ed by "the powers" upon China, and now pro-
poses to aid the Chinese government in its fight
with the other governments. The Japs started
in to help the other governments wipe China
off the map, but they are humanitarian peo-
ole, and refuse to endorse the atrocious meth
DDS employed by Russia and other powers.
'Rah for the Japs
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-12-28

Miss Matte kelsey accompanied her
sister home to Richmond, last week, to
the holidayNacation.
Lone Elm goers: VIM. Lamb went to
Missouri last Saturday to visit his chill
dren there; A. Babcock and wife. sp mt
Christmas With their son. George ard
family; Mrs +. Miller and daughte and
Mrs. +. Routzong and grandchi del.
spent Christmas in kincaid; Mrs Josie
Sanders went to Kansas CITY. Monday
to have her eyes treated, Bascom Low.
and family, spent Christmas with r-lat
in Allen county.
!. A. Robins returned last week from
a weeks visit in Kansas City and John
son county.
Christopher Hester went to Wellsville,
Monday, to spend the holidays with his
daughters and other relatives there