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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-02
d. L., and w. Board for Today.

Following is III" makeup of h" Della
ware i.urkaWanna and Western board
Tor today;
thlnNN, NOVEMBER l.
VIII '"',. EH'' =. pr W. !. RIruul"lu w,
II T.. ~, VI lUnull
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-02

There are cheap baking pow
l"f', nr"dc from al,in,. but
their a-;riii%ent and cautrr-
ling qualities add y
dangerous element to food,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-09
BURT
NORWOOD.

a regular weekly prayer meeting
was held Friday night az the re-i-
deuce of Mr.. ". II. Walker. he'd bv
Miss Iilly Stewart About one
hundred were present. being au in-
creased attendance over past meet
u-- boo the uciglborh01d. showing
that this good work Is growing. TI.
next weekly meeting will Doe held 90
Mr I'D treushaw = home. uu Friday
night of next week aud will Doe led
by Mr. Albert Bullock.
PairOuize home enterprise. There
is nothing better than the cold
storage meats sold hy Franklin Bros.
All cash transactions for ticket, no
per cent discount. GG
Have your spring suit pressed and
cleaned Tor commencement. Parks
81 Waldrop will ilN 10 up for you Boo
good shape coo e reasonable price. 81
We will have fresh peaches. plums
hIackherios, tomatoes and roasting
ears Monday morning. Phone 7-.
Jno. Al. Lawrence d Co. i6i
FOR RENT-Good four room
cottage, plenty of outh0uses. stable.
well ui water. See j. b. Mike. 63
Mrs.. j. T.. Josey and children OF
Huntsville are visiting Capt. and
Mrs ;. NJ. Derden.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-09

Miss Arrie Cole has returned from
school Boo Virginia.
j. ID. Jones and j. W. Benson were
Boo the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Pottus have re-
turned to Georgetown.
Miss Graves Of Seguiu &, among
the commencement visitors.
Miss Laura Rogers of Mcxia Is the
guest of Mrs. Webb Howell.
Mrs. VI. G. Crawford Of Galveston
Us visiting Mrs Z. B. Collins.
Mrs. j. G.. Womble Of Caldwell is
the guest oi Mrs. J.. ~. Webb.
Miss Jennie Hauvay oi Dallas is
visiting Mr.. John H. Hauway
The Ideal drug store has been
moved into che Schittluu building.
Fresh bread and cakes made 90
order 600 r.. Grieser'- city Bakery. %
Ring zap T.. -. fomaX and Dee will
will send for your laundry huudlc.e2
The attendance ON The culured
normal has increased 90 forty teach
cts.
Miss Smith OF Ilillsboro left yes-
toriny after visit to Miss BDulah
Brown.
Misses Lucille aud Belle Griunan
of Terrell are guests ut Mrs. W. a..
oliver.
Dr. Fr,ley viii preach at tho
Baptist church this morning at 90
o'clock.
Mrs. Cha-. 10. Wise and daughter,
Miss Lucille, arrived from Dallas
yesterday.
Misses Lucy aud Jessie Johnson
will teach q summer school, Begin
ing june 18th. o.
Hot. dry weather Is made eudur-
able by Fulstau bottle beer the best
summer beverage. 80
Try Lcmp's FalstaI bottle beer. 50
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-09
Jague Arbitrl.

he Eagle office is how equipped
nth fans geared Co tie new engine
recently installed and the improve
ment Ia the atmospheric conditions
of the ,aucium Is wonderful The
fans are equally as good as those
usually run by electricity.
Eddie Hortman fell while climbing
over the iron fence az the courthouse
after the band concert Friday night
and got one foot hung In the orna-
mental work 40 the top, seriously
injuring it and inhicting great pain.
John VI. Caldwell's line of jewelry,
silverware, novelties. cut glass. etc,
Is constantly kept mp 10 a high
standard by ncw arrivals. Noumakc
no mistake when you buy from
him. 80
Miss ora Stuart, Mrs. Robert
Mathis and Arthur Burns were here
yesterday from Singleton, Grimes
county They have been visiting
Rev. Foster and wife OF Providence.
Row F.. l.. shcttles viii preach at
the Methodist church this morning
at n O'Clock. and will deliver an adj
dress before the y. NJ. G.. A. at Col
lege tonight.
The band concert iu court house
yard Friday night attracted q large
crowd and the boys were highly
complimented ou the excellence Of
their music.
Just received for wear commence
ment the largest line of Windsor ties
ever shown boo Bryan 40 Parks and
Waldrop's. See display in show
window. 80
Row. MCPHERSON of Fl. Worth. who
/ preache, the commencement sermon
/ at College today. will occupy the
pulpit go The Christian church to-
night.
Rev. Jewell Howard returned from
Waco yesterday whore Doe has been
attending the state convention ol
the Christian church.
Have you seen the watches
brooches rings aud other pretty
thIn-- just received at John N
tuldwcil'-? 90
The coolest thing man can wear
is % Serge Coat q Vest. Parks and
Waldrop are showing an elegant line
of them. 90
Three hundred yards of taHeta 2I
to % inches wide is ou sale at Nor
wood at -, - and gs cents per
yard. lgs
You can get the best laundry work
at III Packari- famous Troy lauu-
dry. T.. b. LomaX, agent. ls2
Rev. A. M. Stewart has gone ON
another tour Boo the interest of th,
Free Baptist college movement.
Mrs. W. :. Adams Of Ennis ha,
been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j. y. Cole, several days
Straw Hats in all styles aud at AN
price, from Sd cent, 10 500 each at
Parks Is Waldrop's. o.
Extra copies OF the Morning Eagl,
at Haswell's book store. Il
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-09
LOCAL NEWS.

House Tor Rcnt-Apply 20 r.. s.
Webb liJ
House for rent. Apply 90 j. H..
WoOtou. 1872
r. n Scale was hero from Bouch-
ley yesterday.
Miss Farrow is the guest Of Miss
Lille LDmau.
Mrs. j. r.. Carlton has returned
from DuuisOu.
Huylor's fine candies of Mcpnur-
aids drug store. s3u
Miss Perry of Rockdale i- visiting
Mrs. Fred Pryor.
Fresh barbecued meats every day
nc the city market i62
Caldwell has a now line of purses
that are sure 90 please you. 81
Misses Nchlott of Anderson are
visiting Miss Beulah Bruwd.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-09

The county fair fund now aggre-
gates s2l50nO and Is growing steadily.
Friday afternoon a committee COM
posed Of +. Marion Law, W. II.
Johnston, II. g.. Rhodes and George
Smith visited the A. a NJ. College,
and with the assistance OF Profs.
COnnell and Pittuck, added fourteen
names 10 the subscription list. The
College people are showing great
interest In the fair aud the manner
In which theyare extending substan-
tial aid 10 the enterprise is indeed
gratifying. Some " them have not
yet been given an opportunity 20 add
their names the committee having
failed 90 see them. The fair pro-
motors are iubilant over the fact
that the success Of their plans is now
assured.
The Eagle has heard complaints ~
persons pulling flowers IN the city
cemetery and has been requested 10
mention the matter in the hope that
10 will be- stopped. 10 is very uatu-
raj that those who go 20 the trouble
and eNg - Of fixing up the graves
Of the - should object to the
ii0wehleN-, - - by careless and
t.al9sg23 Az MAJ md The Eagle
b.,.o 4rhi,r( "' i' iui-
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FLATS.

FLATS.
1871 Goth, Or, b. mi $40. 90
2422 Pa nv, Ar. D. "a Il. b 90
9li 23d. Ar. b. mi. 80. 90
2422 Pa av.4r.b. mi. u 20
ROOMS.
li0S-1o f, 2 large
Mareroms. 80. $50. 90
l7lo Pa av. Sr. W,
Sd floor. rs. 90
iS2-iS6 La av, Office
rooms. $40 4 1900
1871 20th. office. heat.l5.OO
lflo Pa av, 1 front
room, I'd floor. ..l2.OO
STORES.
1902 Pa av. Ar. sto,
Gel, W, g.....S35.59
1888 32d, lge I'm. 1890
~ 18th, 1r, W, q. .25.5o
$40 III ne. 1r. 25 90
22l0 l4th. .lr. .sta.w,g.25.00
29Uo NJ. sto&ar. 20. Oe
1855 L. sto, eel. ....l5.5e
1906 18th, shop
l0Oo 18th, 1r. 1000
STABLES.
1912 G, Is, ,ch, ,w,g. 1900
18th, 18th, l., NJ, los
and side lot. 90
lli2 18th SIS, W.T. 1890
yOO 2lst. IS, W. .....l2.5O
522 9Th. 2s. s.wr.l.w. 1000
al6 18th. rr ,3s, WI. I, wl0.0O
lS29-3l l.. 5r. w.....7.OO
WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.
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FOR RENT
50Sl5 18th. 16r. 6b. miS75. 90
1904 =, Ter. b, Gel, mi. 80
23l3 Pa av, l0r, b.
Gel, mi. ............4o.o0
l74S Oregon av, l1r,
b, mi. ........-..45. 90
1892 Il. llr.b eel, mi. 1880
1401 3lst, l0r, ba,
Gel, mi. .3S.l0
1120 18th. Or. .sto Gel 81. SO
2SlS y, Sr, b. mi. 81. ~
2107 X, Sr, b. mi. .3o.5U
2421 Pa ay, 9r. b. mi 80. 80
30Y 14th. yr, b. 80. 30
2llS q, lar, b. mi. 1880
Blksmith shop, alley,
1S&19.L&M, lgc lot. 30. 90
112S 18th, Or, b, mi 25. 80
l7i9 L. Or. b, mi. 2o.5O
1427 S5th, tir, b, mi % 30
a22 22d, ar, W, g...17.50
2022 ii, 5r, w....--l5-30
230i III, Or, W, g....li.30
1881 l., 5r. w.--....l3.30
100 L ne, 6r. w.....13-30
24i0-42 L, 5r, w....12.O
2225StPaul'sct, ,5r, .l2.50
9O2 9th, Or. w.....12.50
2104 x. Or. w-...-.ll.0 90
3414 o, Or. eel, W. ..10.50
1123Fussclls $ ct. CIR, wl0. 40
FURNISHED.
1915 18th. 14r. r.2b. $4,000
myll-tf WESCDTT A,
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myl1-tf wESCOTT

FOR RENT-No. 1904 ST: DESIRABLE
bay window brick house. containing 10 rooms
tiled bath porcelain tub cellar and furnace:
well located and in good condition; rent SEQ so
per month. WESCOTT q wII<0y
my1lIN 1907 Pm ave
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UNFsRNISlfED.

FOR RENT-No. 23l3 PA. AVE. BRICK: io
rooms, bath and cellar; heated 10y furnace and la
tr"be; modern conyenienccs. line:
looking Washington Circle: S45 81 per month.
Apply TO NESCOTT X WILCOX.
myll-3t l.u1 Pa ave.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENr-FOtR ROOMS: FULLY FURNISH
ed; bath: summer rates; children. Address
+. W. MITCHELL. Bureau of Pensions myl | CT
FOR RENT-FIRST-C CLASS FLATS IN THE ARMY
and NAVY and RINNEY apartment houses; sum
mer rates. Call 1T office for particulars
MOORE d HILL, 111 14th ST. NV.
ap30-tu ii. ste
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WILL STORE YOUR GOODS OR FURNITURE IN
my storage house at 81 per load per month:
central LOCATION. 723 7th 81. II. ROSENBERG.
my1-N
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FOR RENT-No 1892 7 ST. NV: A COMFORT
able brick house, containing IL rooms. bath ana
cellar; heated by furnace: convenient to carr;
rent. $1,000 per muith.
Apply TO WESCUTT & WILCOX.
Dyl1-3t l901 Ia. ave
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FL RNISHED.

Z 'h khNT-FCRNISHED- -SPEfTAI PRICF FpR
sumner SUM munths-l6i9 2lst 81. NV. Ia rooms aud
nath; rni; oEILEiiSoN Il wEMPLE, COS Ian st
Evening star., 1901-05-11

WANTED An EXPERIENCED. RAPID PATENT
office craftsman; guaranteed income. MASON,
fENWICk x LAWRENCE, COZ + st. Nv.
Evening star., 1901-05-11

FOR RENT-SOME VERY ATTRACTIVE ROOMS
in the Washington Savings Bank building cor
18th and q SITS. NV. l.. w. SAUNDERS. PreSi-
dent VI
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-THIItD FLOOR OF BUILDING, 9a6
F st. NV: good location for printing office. Ap-
ply to WOLF & COHEN my9-3t
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FOR RENT-FLAT, 2D STORY I4os 14TH ST
NV: rooms and bath. with heat yearly lease
Apply to f. b. MARROW. S6 Corcoran bldg.
fe10w&s-tf
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WANTED-FLATS.

WANTED CARE OF FURNISHED FLAT OR
home for summer months; best references; will
call and You If you desire to talk it over.
BOX 6!J. Star office. It,
WANTED-A SINGLE. QUIET GENTLEMAN AND
careful tenant, with references, will pay SIS II
month for summer of small furnished fiat or
house Address WOLCUTT Star office. my1O-3"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-W. RICE. 1892 7TH ST NV, WILL.
PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR LADIES'
AND GENTS CAST-OFF CLOTHING. ADDRESS
POSTAL. l WILL CALL. Iny1 -9ts
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FOR RENT-LATIMER & NESBIT. 1921 q ST
RENTAL AGENTS.
1919 18th NV, RS. and b., fur. unfur. $50
1910 NV, rs. and b., kitchen 1st floor.
AL q NV. 10 RS, h. and stable side yard. 81 90
l4oS Stoughton ST.. Col. HGts.. Scr. and b. ~
3l2 9th ne. Or &b So 81 l:,21 III ne, Sr&b go
my11-3t
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FOR RENT-SECOND FLOOR FRONT ROOM
furnished, in private family, for two gentlemen
with board 1888 l'th ST NV. my10-3ts
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fpls lfNT-NEAR CONN. AVE. oN VI ST y "
completely furnished house. . rrnus aud l.nth:
ah,I,, private family II adults: summer months:
S'oo immediate possession Address 4. X y
StaF oIl,e. mylI 3t.
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FOR RENT-FLATS

FOR RENT-OLlMPIA APARTMENTS. CoLUM-
oia Heights, army and navy headquarters, thor
seven-room apartment: also furnished FIVE
room apartment. OSCAR W. WHITE, lll4 81.
myll-3t
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FOR RENT - A BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT IN
the Lowell = rooms and bath; 49, 80 mo-, in
Guiding heat. &c. Apply EARLY n LAMPToN,
G15 14th st, myS-it
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FOR RENT-FJ RNISTIEp- A pFSSIR ABLE lI,tI SE
on 18th street between = and 7 sts now renting
FOR sl2o per month. will hc rented from June 1
Ia October at So I.r month. Apply tn NIL
LIAM CORCORAN HILL. ia 18th 81 n " u,lO q
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toR RENT BY W. Q. DUvALI.. 925 II Sr NV.
1919 NV. l3r.- 5000, lIo6 9TH ne IS SO
ls2J nw, l3r. go. 90 "a NV. 20 80
1907 9th NV. Or. .2s.5U llu5 Park st ne 90
3ol5Canb ge Gtn, q 80 11l6 18th NV, 4r....750
FOR COLOtED TENANTS.
0oa NV, Or. SO. 90 1929 I'd NV. 4r.... 81 90
1919 ith NV. Or. .l3 so S01 I'd So, 6r.
Store aud cellar, 1929 9th NV, St Only. SIS
Offices, sos l. st Ony......... ST. 90 and $50
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FOR RENTGENTLEMEN WISHING COMFORT
able furnished rooms. with conveniences will
cali 1874 Naliach place NV my1O-2a'
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FOR RENT-IN THE ''LAFAIErTE.' 1901 7TH
ST. D.w.. one of the hest fats in the city for the
money; 1 rooms and tiled bath. porcelain tub;
cabinet mantels; handsome papering; gas range;
steam heat: hot water furnished bath and
sink from the cellar; bicycle room; janitor &c.
Open for inspection Call office for further
particulars b. f. SAUL, 9TH and l. SITS. NV.
myS-tf
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FOR RENT-JUNE II. NEAR CONN. AVE. l729
2lst St NV. handsome house . and hath:
completely furnished; $500 annually. summer
months $40. Permit 10 inspect address y. =. y.
Star office. mylu. Il IL = IL ~ 81
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

BOARD AND ROOMS-LARGE ROOM FOR TWO
gentlemen; small room for single gentleman
large grounds; excellent shade and porches: with
board; minute from electrcs l4th ST. cor
purk BrightwCod.
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FOR RENT-A CHOICE, FURNISHED, HOUSE
keeping apartment: rooms and bath; for the
summer. at reduced rates Apply at THE PORT
NER, No. O. my4-tf
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-LATIMER x NESRlT, 1921 G ST.
RENTAL AGENTS.
14th ST. near y. y. ave. fine store show win
dow, chop in rear, wide alley. ........... $40
niy11-9t
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FT. HILL.
November 25, 1901.

november 70, l9Ol.
Miss Bertha Washburn and brother
Wesley, of Dallis, spent Saturday and
Sunday with Isaac Suits and family.
James Copeland, of Bainbridge,
was business visitor in our vicinity
Monday.
Mrs. Ed. McKeehan, Mrs. lBurch
Hughes and Misses McKeehan, Blan.
che Hook:and Katie Fry, of Sinking
Springs, called on Mrs. d. Butler and
daughter one evening last week.
Mrs. Catherine Shoemaker, of Balm.
bridge, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Jane Barrett.
Charlie McCoppin, of Carmel, ac-
companied by Miss Ella Robb of this
place, attended the opera at Hillsboro
Saturday.
Mae Rhoads and Clara Inflow, of
Sinking Springs, spent Sunday with
Laura Murren.
Quite delightful dance was given
at the home home of Daniel Buffers
Saturday night. About fifty people
were present. The music was fur
nished by the Montgomery and Wise
orchestra, of near Petersburg.
George Stults, of Paulding county,
is visiting his brother, Isaac, this
week.
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FOLSOM.
November 25, 1901

November %, 1901.
Still dry and warm for winter.
Waldo Mccoy, of Hillsboro, was
the guest of his brother, J. G. Mccoy,
Sunday.
Landon Davis, of Fairfax, moved to
the farm of p. A. Hopkins last Fri.
day.
The public well at this place is II
feet deep. The contractors have
struck fine vein of water but will
finish it to the depth of 25 feet.
The Folsom huckster still goes his
regular rounds every week with good
success.
J.A. Gilmore heats his home now
with large furnace. 1t was put in
by Wilmington firm.
The new residences of the widow
Parks and Joseph West are nearing
completion.
The bulk of the turkeys raised this
year have not been sold. The price
has not suited the producer.
The corn is about all gathered. II
is of good quality and sells readily at
65 cents per bushel in the field.
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HOLLOWTOWN.
November Is, 1901.


Many Of, the wells in this locality
are dry.
J. w. Campbell, of Sardinia, was a
business visit here, one day last week.
John Kier, who has been seriously
i'll with typhoid fever, is improving
under the skillful treatment of DR..
Pratt, of Pricetown.
A. e. Cofiman has removed from
this place to Middletown, where he
has purchased property.
s. N. Smith and family, of Blan-
chester, we're visiting friends here
last.
Thomas Burris, of Taylorsville, is
now resident or our town. He will
engage in blacksmithing.
Charley Mock will sell his personal
effects on November 30, with the in
tention of going to Hamilton, Ohio.
Clark swearingen, of Peterburg,
was a visitor here Sunday.
At midday on November 10, after a
few appropriate words by G. w. Mar
tin, Esq, Mr.. Harley Vance, of New
Market and Miss Lena M. Lamonda,
of Hollowtown, were made one &C.
cording to the scripture.
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RUSSELL.
November Is, 1901


There will be preaching at the
church here Thanksgiving day at 10
a. m. Immediately after the service
there will be dinner served at the
school house for the benefit of the
church. 1t should be well patronized.
Mrs. w. B. Hallsted, who was called
here few weeks ago by the death
of her mother, Mrs. Woods, of Dan.
vile, returned to her home in Gin.
cinnati last Friday, accompanied by
her sister.
Mrs. A. j. Michael and Mrs. Emma
Michael visited Noah Charles last
Saturday at Lynchburg.
Mrs. Mariah Hinton, of Hoaglands,
was visiting her daughters, Mrs. Ben
Newton and Mrs. Ed. Britton, last
Saturday, returning home Sunday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Hamilton and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Bennett girl babies.
Mrs. Annie Widely, of Willetts.
vile, was visiting here last Thursday
Mrs. Mary A. Richardson, also of
Willettsville, was visiting friends
her last week,
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In MemoPiam.

VIM. Il. DERRICK, of McGraw, Kan
sas, Sheridan county, passed quietly
away November IL, at 3 p. m, after a
lingering illness lasting about Ii
months, beginning in September 1900
Comrade Dedrick was born in Penn
sylvania, moved to Highland county,
Ohio, before the war, enlisted in 1884
and served his country until the close
of the war. Just prior to enlistment
he was married to Miss Mary Walker.
A few years after the war he removed
to the great West, and settled for a
few years in Jefferson county, Iowa,
from there he removed to the western
part of the State. In few yeaIs
he took his journey to western Kan
sas where he acquired good property,
400 acres of fine land and quite a
number of good cattle.
To know him intimately was to
know a friend and to befriend him or
his was to secure a helper If the time
of need should come. His was truly
a generous soul. Comrade DERRICK
suffered at home for about 7 or 8
months failing gradually, when to
get the help of skill and experience
he was removed to the hospital at
Topeka, the capitol of the State.
When it became evident that the
tenure of life was almost up, he was
brought home to die among loved
ones. He reached his home in the
night of the ninth and passed away
as above stated. Comrade DERRICK
had four living children, one at home,
a daughter, Ella, Mrs. Dora Ever
lives in Alvord, Iowa, Mrs. Ida Nc
Kinnie's home 10 in Perry, Oklahoma,
his son, John lives in western Iowa.
The girls we all at home for the
funeral. The son failed to receive
the telegram In time. Some sixty
veterans were in procession to the
grave. Mcdowell Post g. A. r. read
ritual at the grave.
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RAINSBORO.
November 25, 1901.

November 25, 1901.
Mrs. w. 8. Ferguson, who has been
quite i'll, is improving.
Born to Joseph Beavers and wife
Friday night, bouncing girl boy.
J. A. Larrick and Miss Lena Holmes
of the Point, attended the II. G. T. A,
meeting at Hillsboro Saturday.
Taylor Evans and wife,o Leesburg,
we're guests of j. B. Gossett and wife
Tuesday.
Mrs. Silas Taggart, who has been
here for some time returned to her
home at Jeffersonville Wednesday,
accompanied by her husband.
JEFF Thoroman and Carey Campbell,
of Dunkinsville, we're guests of T. M.
Thoroman several days last week
There are no birds here since they
left.
Chas. Riney, of Kildare, OKLA, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. A. West.
Miss Mary Barrere, of HillsborO, is
visiting at the home of her uncle,
Jas. Brown.
Joe Thoroman, of Dunkinsville, and
Messrs. King and Lee, of Cincinnati,
are at Redkey's Hotel for few days
hunt this week.
Mrs. DR.. Bayhan and son and Miss
Osa Cooper, of Nipgen, have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Foraker.
Prof. Galliett and Prof. Roberts are
almost laid up with colds.
Misses Oracle Glenn, Mary West,
Maud Lucas, Ella Holmes, Libbie
Roger and Chas. Ennis joined the
Epworth League Sunday night.
Mrs. VIM. Lucas is seriously i'll
with pneumonia.
The Sunday School is making ar
rangements for Xmas entertain
ment.
There will be Thanksgiving services
at the U. B. Church at 10 a. m.
Everybody invited.
Little Bernice Shipton whose
serious illness we mentioned last
week, died Sunday morning and was
buried Tuesday.
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CARMEL.
November 26.

november 70, 1901.
Hunting seems to be order of the
day.
Mrs. Burch Miller is quite sick with
lung fever.
Rev. Thomas Williamson is serious
ly Ill with lung trouble.
John Hiatt and wife are both on the
sick list.
Messrs. Calvert and Sanderson, OF
Hillsboro, were here hunting Mon.
day.
Miss Druzie Mccoy is soliciting sub.
scribers for the Epworth Herald.
Fl. N. Head is having quite a nice
lot of hay baled.
Most .of the turkeys were sold in
this vicinity last week for six cents
per pound.
G. T. Holiday, wife and baby spent
Sunday In Rainsboro.
Most of the farmers have butchered
their hogs for their own use not feed.
ing long on account Of the price of
corn.
Several farmers around here are
having their fodder shrsdded on &C.
couut - not getting Il shucked b.
the peatheS continue,ng 70 dry.
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LYNCHBURG.
November 25, 1901.

Mrs. Rebecca Ruse is suffering from
paralytic stroke since last Wednes.
day, but is some better.
John Orebaugh, wife and daughter,
Evelyn, returned Friday from visit
with DR.. Orebaugh and wife at New
Petersburg.
Mrs. Patton was taken suddenly i'll
Friday morning, but is better.
Chas. Lundy and Miss Lackman, of
Cincinnati, came up Sunday with gun
and dogs, prepared for hunting trip,
and will be the guest of Pete Turner
and wife.
Miss Edith Kleckner spent Saturday
night and Sunday in Hillsboro the
guest of Miss Anna Marks.
Miss Tena Brockman, of Whining
ton, is the guest of friends here.
Nelson Roberts, and wife, of Tay-
lorsville, spent Monday with Mrs.
Nancy Gibler.
Little Randall Reeves is very sick
at this writing with lung fever.
Ezra Cloud, of Summitville, Ind,
was circulating among friends here
last week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Batson was called
to Buford Saturday by the serious ILL
ness of her sister, Mrs. Delilah Moon.
Married-At the residence of the
groom Thursday evening, November
q, John X. Torrie, of this place, and
Mrs. Marie Wright, of New Market,
Rev. Patton officiating. May peace,
happiness and prosperity be theirs.
The Protective Association, which
has been doing some good the past
year, met Saturday afternoon at the
X. of P. Hall. A very interesting
session was held. Arrangements we're
made for an all days meeting to be
held December q, when grand din
ner will be served at the Town Hall.
All members cordially invited to be
present.
Robert Ditty, of Columbus, spent
Sunday with his mother and sister
here,