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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-07-17
zhoubne sucho.

Velice zffdka panovalo po ce-
lych temef Spojenych Statech SUI
cho vedro takove, jako po mi
nulych nekolik tydn1. Po cele
temef oblasti kornove nemeli "a
poslednfch sest al osm tydn6 Z
vyjimkou nepatrnych mfstnich
prsek -nalezitych desr1 a dlouhe
toto sucho proyazeno vedrem,
kterez ma cetnych mfstech vse-
chny dosavadni rekordy pfestou-
pilo. Zpravy suchu vedru pfi-
chazi ze vsech koncin poskozeno
bylo vse, CO jeste sklizeno nebylo
- vsechny plodiny farmerske :
vyjimkou psenice a drobneha
ovoce.
Jak obrovske skody dlouholr-
vajfcim suchem spusobeny, sezna-
ii mozao nejlepe uvAzenfm skod
ma korns. Y roce 1900 obnasela
isklizeh torny a,1o5, 1o2, 900 bus,
! xteraz po skonteui sklizae ma tar
me ma $4,000, 900 censna byla.
Hospodafskym odborem nasfm
odhadovana cervnu letosnfskli-s.
zen korny ma 1900, 900, 900 bus,
a jelikoz v Evrope castecna ned-
roda Sc oznamuie, pocftano, ze
phi dobre Gene sklizeh letosnf ma
$500, 600, 900 ceny mfti bude.
DIE 5prav poslednfch nasledkem
sucha a vedra zhorsil Sc vsak stav
korny tou merou, ze sklizen bude
pfi nejmensfm jednu ctvrtinu
mensi, timz jedine pfi korne sko-
= dlouhotrvajicim suchem a ye-
dra,n 200, 900, 900 spdsobena By
bvla. Meaa. ovsem dost. ze zpra-
Wy skodacfi, NJ Nv. ne sposobe-
nych, ponekud pfehnsnymi ,s.o -ou
a ze, dostavf-li Sc hojnt d vydatnT
desr, skody ony aspo1 tastetne
nahrazeny jeste byti mohou. Mel
vetsi skody spnsobeny Kansasu,
v Missouri isou vyhlidky spatne
v Illinois temef polovina nrody
suchem znicena. V lowe dosud
jsou vyhlfdky ma drodu prostfednf
a v Nebrasce jiz nevyhnutelne de-
Ste zapctfebi jest, nema.ii pfevaz-
ma Cast sklizne "a sve wifi.
Skoda, ma korne spnsobenz,
odcinena jest ma stestf aspoh Ca
stetne hojnou drodou psenice, je-
jfz letosni sklizefi odhadovana Jest
na 700, 900, 900 busld nejverA to
sklize1 dejinach nasf zeme. Do
savadni nejvetsi sklize1 -675 mi s.
liond - byla roce 1893 pcuze
jedenkrate pied tim, roce 1901,
sklizei 600, 900, 900 busld pfesa-
hovala. Sklizefi loiiska pacila Sc
ma 522, 900, 900 busl1, odhadnf
Gene ma farme s324, 900, 900, le-
tosnf pax sklizeh, nasledkem Spa
the ne1rody evropske, lehce mdze
$500, 900, 900 farmerIm pfinesti
-vzdor tomu vsak piece jen sko-
da, vedrem suchem sp1sobenA,
v narodohospodafskem ohledu
jak letosnfho podzimku, tax ma
pies rok al dc novych Inf poetic.
vana bude.
Vsechny tffdy lidu dlouhotrva-
jfcfm suchem trpi, necht 81 pfimo
neb nepfimo, nebct vsichni ma
farmeru zavisfme a ma blahobytu
Jeho zavisi blahobyt cele zeme.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-07-17
y Blize Wickes, Mont, asi IS

y Blize Wickes, Mont, asi as
mil cd Heleny, udala Sc pfedmin.
titery prdtrz mraten, jez spnsobila
ohromne skody. Trait Montana
Central d.ahy byla poskclena a
mostly odplaveny. V Corbin posko-
zena byla tavirna asi 7 mil cd
Corbin byly fanny renee zatope-
ny a osenf zniteno
Nasledkem trvaleho sucha
stouply farmerske plodiny ze
jmena zeleninv nesmirne Gene.
v Chicago prodavajf Sc brambory
ranne $50 procent draze proti
roku minulemu; loni prodavaly Sc
"a ~ al 2o ctd. busl, letos proda-
vajf Sc "a 95 ctd. az zs SI.oo. Po-
dobne zdrazily Sc jine plodiny.
z Vinita, l. t., Sc sdeluje, ze
v mrtvole mladeho muze, jenz
usmrcen byl pfedminulou nedeli
vlakem blize Welch, l. T., stotoz.
nen byl Ielety Joseph Hallon, syn
zamozneho dobytkafe Nacog-
doches, Tex. Josepha Hallona. =
Ma Sc "a to, ze tyl zavrazden a
mrtyula ieho yhoZena ma zeleZuiG-
nj trait.
Sprava Santa Fe drahy roz-
hodla Sc pouzivati petroleje k Wy
tapeni svych parostrojn a sice
pouzije ma zkousku petroleje beau
montskeho. v patek vypraveno
bylo. nekolik parostrojd 2 dflen
v Topeka, kterez mali konati sluz-
bu ma hlavnf trait. v iiznf Kalifor-
nil pouziva draha ia 135 parostro-
id hnanych petrolejem.
Strasna vetrna boufe, prova
zena prudkym destem, snesla Sc v
patek odpoledne o S. hodine mad
Mcconnell City, Miss. Velky "a
stup lidi pfftomen byl hfe mid a
pred boufi schovali Sc pod galerii.
kteraz "a nedlouho Sc sfitils, pfi
cemz dve osoby zraneny byly
smrtelne ctyfi nebezpetne.
Enid, Okla, navstfveno bylo
v nedeli pozarem, jemuz ctyry
ttverce obchodnich budov obet
paddy a skoda SIoo, 600 pfesahujicl
spdsobena. Jelikoz panoval nedo.
statek vody, dluzno bylo dalsimu
sifeni Sc pazaru vyhozenim neke
lika hudov dynamitem ptitg4 WI
niti.
! Y Port Lavsaa, Calhoun Co.
! iezf.i pfi zs'i.yu mexickem, zniten,
'oylo pfedminule 1tery noe
! vichfici. Bezmala vsechny dom,
'bJy, rozmeteny a velmi mnoh
clunti s,uiceno. Ma stesti zadn
zivot lidsk,' nepfisel ma zmar. Po
dobna zprava O., sla ! 1aivestonu
Skody jsou velk6
! : V Chicagu zvysiia PIE uil'in
1tery Central Broom & Brush
Manufacturers Ass NJ cenu kostat
0 IS ctd. ma tucte. vyssf eeny
vstoupily ihned platnost pc
dobne zvyseni ceny stane Sc 1 !.
srpnem. Ocek6va Sc, ze maloob-
chodnfci prodavati budou kostata
o S ctn. draze. Ia pficinu zvysenf
toho udava Sc nedostatek tftiny
kostatove.
v Newcomerstown, o.. ,udefil
v pondelf blesk do kdlny, nfz
nekolik osob pied destem dkrytu
hledalo ctyfi osoby ma mfste
usmrceny til tezce popaleny.
" Kansas City zatcen byl
pfedminule dterY John Howard,
vojin 43. dobrovolnickeho pesfho
pluku, obvineny ze zastfeleni jiste-
ho Gibbonse z Chillicothe, Mo-, v
Hutchinson, Kans., We vlaku San
ia Fe drahy. Howard tvrdf, ze
jeste jednim vojinem vystfelil ma
Gibbonse, kteryz ehtel jednoho
voifna oloupiti. Howard jes, asi
20 let star slouzil skoro 3 roxy
ma Filipinach.
v ST. Joseph, Mo-, zavrazdil
v nedeli jezera Contrary Onazan
r. Prange manzelku svou, niz
jiz nejaky Gas nezil, nacez dobfe
mifenou ranou zivotu svemu konec
ueinil.
Zpravy sp0lkove.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-07-17
dvou tydnd sklizeh bezmala z
20, 900 akr1 pozemk1 znicena byla
pozarem. Tez veskere ovoce zni-
ceno bude vedrem a suchem.
0hromua stSyhs zshsjens.

0hromEd stdvks zshSjena.
Z Pittsburgh oznameno nede-
Ii, ze zahajena byla velka stavka
uniovych delnik1, zamestnanych v
zavodech Omitted States Steel
Corporation" v sobotu odpoledne
odbyvana byla porada zastupc1
delnictva Sc zastupci korporace,
avsak po marnem vyiednavanf ODE
strany pfisly konecne k poznanf,
ze Jest shoda nemoznou. o hodinu
pozdeji naffdil Schaffer, pfedseda
Amalgamated Association of Iron,
Steel & Tin Workers, telegraficky
stavku. Nasledkem nafizeni toho
vyslo ma stavku As tisfc femeslni-
XII 80, 900 delnikd. Zmfnena or
ganisace delnicka eta 1hrnem asi
90, 600 tlenn, avsak pfedpoklada
Sc, ze ku stavkafhm pfipoji Sc
velke mnozstvf delnik1, zamestna-
nych jinych zavodech podob-
nych. Stavka ia bude jednou z
nejvetsfch, jaka kdy nafizena byla
proti jedine korporaci, v dejinach
Spojenych Statd. Sc vsech stran
dochazeji zpravy, ze delnici upo-
slechli vyzvani okamzite zasta-
viii praci. Pfedseda Schaffer JIM
vndcove delnictva kojf Sc nadeJi,
ze CO nejdffve dojde k zadoucfmu
vyrovnanf sporu. Bude ucinen tel
pokus, pohnouti neuniove delnfky
K zahajeni stavky.
vysIuzne uSitelkam.
We PHILADELPHIA otevfena pom
deli zavet Lewis Elkina, elena
skolni rady zeleznienfho speku
lanta a tu zjisteno, ze odkazal tyz
So, 600, 900 ma utvofeni fondu, 2
nehoz by rotni vysluzne obnosu
$500 vyplaceno bylo tenn utitel
kan, jez ma skolach tamnich 2 S
rokd phsobily a dosti penez
vlastnimu vydrzovani nemaji.
Stavka v pivovarech
vypukla pondelf Chi-agu
sice zastavili praci topiei We 8.
pivovarech, kdyz pozadavku jejicl
"a uznanf unie a "a zavedeni pra
ce osmihodinove pfi mzde $.
denns, vyhoveno nebylo. Dosut
podrobilo Sc posadavknm stavkatl
pouze jen,6 pivovarh a piiaci mai
nasiedkem toho obavu, ze zahy n
suchu se octnou. Hlavnim boder
sporu Jest uznani unie, iiz vetsin
pivovafd odpfra.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-07-17
~-f
Y AVE. HkY. !
zPRAW IELEGRAFlCKE.
Pfehled ze sv6ta pOlitick6ho kronika uda. ."stf
zPRAvY TELEGRAFlCKE.
A. D. Kittredge senatorem.

Guverner simultaneously Her
ried jmenoval We ctvrtek A. B.
Kittredge re Sioux Falls senate
rem ma mfsto zesnuleho spolkove-
no senatora James H. Kvle-a.
Lhdta jeho vyprsi 4. bfezna 1903
Kittredge byl po dlouhou dobu
pravou rukou senatora Pettigrewa
a Y fadAch republikanskych tesil
Sc velike oblibe. Kdyz vsak roku
1896 senator Pettigrew SC stou
penci svymi potal horlive praco
vati o pfevedenf statu Jiz. Dakoty
do taboru stfibrafskeho, odtrhl Sc
Kittredge cd neho pocal jej dsi-
lovne portrait. Kittredge po ma.
rodnf konvenci St. Louisu sre-
organisoval republikanskou stranu
We statu ziskal 81 mnohe zasluhy
o minula )ejf vitezstvf.
Ufedni zprava o zajeti Aguinalda.
Valecny odbor uvefejnil patek
zpravu brigadniho generala Fun.
stona o zajeti Aguinalda, vyhoto
venou dne 6. kvetna. Obsah zpra-
Wy te je nssledovni: Dne "A. ffjna
| 1900, kdyz byl Funston ma I'VE
dach okoli Gapanu, Nueva Ecija,
pfekvapil tabor povstaleckeho ma
celnika Lacuny ukofistil, mimo
jine veci, tez neco psaciho papiru,
opatfeneho peceti hlsvniho jeho
stanu. Papiru toho pouzito bylo k
oklamani Aguinalda. Napsany byiy
ma n4m dya dopisy .Aguinaldovi a
=ice mad peclive padelanym pod
pisem Lacunovym. V jednom z
mich, datovanem "a, dnora 1901 Y
Buela, horskem meste vychodne
cd Panaru, stvrzoval Lacuna pfi
jem dvou dopisn Aguinaldoyych a
zarovefi dekoval Y nem Aguinaldo
vi, kteryz schvalil jmenovani jehc
brigadnim generalem Alejandri
nem, cehoz Sc Funston dovedel Z
|nkofistene correspondence. ' dru.
hem dopise, datovanem IS. nnora
lsdGloyal Lacuna Aguinaldovi, q
obdrzel sd4!eni cd Baldcmcra, Ii
mu Aguinaldo natizuje, ably posla
Ijednu nejlepsich svych 1et poe
Ispolehlivym v1dcem Emilio Agui
naldovi Isabella. Y souhlase :
Inatizeaim tim posyla pry tetu I,
pod velenfm podplukovnfka Hila.
ria Placida, kteryz pry pied roken
zsjat byl Americany a po propu
steni SVEN bydlel v Jaen, avsal
nedavno ma rozkaz Lacuntv po
stavil Sc do fad povstaleckych. '
dopise uvedeno tez,ze posel Agui
naldnv, Cecilio Sagismundo, jest {
Lacunou doprovodi cetu. Dspi j
ty diktoval Funston Segcvia il
psal. Ma to lei Funston ptepade.
nf a zatcenf Aguinalda, natez chval
dIstojnfky, ktefiz mu nebezpec-
mem podniku jeho platn9ch sluzet
prokazali.
Demokrate v Ohio
budou mfti nejspise letos v poll
diva listky statnf. Oznamuje Sc
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-07-17
Demokrate v Ohio

budou mfti nejspise letos v poll
diva listky statnf. Oznamuje Sc
totiz 2 Cleyelandu. ze stoupenci
Bryanovi nejsou platformou, v
konvenci statni pfijatou, spokoje-
nj proto re rozhodli Sc svolati
ia 81. cervence konvenci novou, v
nfz novy lfstek, s platformou Brya-
novi pffznivou, navrzen bude.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-12-10
HUNTSVILLE.
Runners.

Prof. A. C. Heath, OF Fol, will give
an entertainment in the M. E. church,
on Tuesday, this evening, Dec. 10th.
All invited.
Harry Murphy left Saturday, for his
home In W. Va. He had been here
for about years and had many warm
friends among the boys.
Mr.. M. N. Evans farm west of here,
seems to be the "Modern Egypt" !"
many going there for corn. He had a
very large crop, owing to irrigation
from the Miami River.
Butchering has begun quite exten-
sively.
AC. E. Social was held last night
tMonday,) at Rev. Tedford's.
Some young men slightly boozed,
got out of line at Buckwalter's meat
shop Friday night. Pia got hot and
ran after them until they ran away.
| The quail shooting is out and good
thing too. Don't allow these innocent
linsectarians to be driven away to fill
| Tue pOcketS VI lew SpCitibS Ia
dividuals. The masses are not bene.
fitted.
Lee Stewart is about as low with con-
sumption as he can be to live.
Reams & Co, had little blaze on
the first inst. Caught from a gasoline
stove. Insured.
Tira Horn Is nome from Indiana.
81. P. Ingalls, butchered some fine
porkers yesterday, Monday.
Reading Circle meets at o. Ii. Maj
fet's each week.
The Shoe Factory is over-run with
orders and has to run almost night and
day.
Twelve days, and then the daylight
will begin to lengthen for another year,
dec. 2lst.)
Old Santa is packing his sleigh and
getting the reindeers ready for the
harness.
Rain-water Is coming to be an object.
Hardly full cistern can be found.
Miss Sallie Hayes, of Washington
township, was the guest Of her mother,
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-12-10
Roosevelt VS.. Hanna.
Washington Dispatches State
That the President
Is Fortifyins Himself Against
Hanna.

Washington. Dec. S.-The volcanic
action in Ohio politics is attracting
more attention now than any other
phase of business at the Nations's capi-
tai. The political leaders look upon it
as having an important bearing on the
gradual but silent rearrangement of
the great forces of the Republican par
ty. 1t is apparent to the observers of
politics that Roosevelt is working for
the weakening of the present National
organization of his party. He has
missed no opportunity opportunity of
dealing it heavy blows when he could
strike AZ parts where the Hanna
strength was obviously dominant.
When he first entered the White House
it was assumed by many ssgacious pol
iticisns that he would be friendly to
the superb organization which has de-
veloped under the.skillful direction of
its present Chairman. The basis for
this assumption was that it would be
natural for the. Republicans to support
him for denomination, provided his ad-
ministration won the confidence of the
country. If he succeeded in winning
this National support he would then
have the organization at his back.
While there has been no definite
pronouncement on the part of his
friends, IL is clear that he is proceed
ing with the belief that Mr.. Hanna, at
some time in the future, would use the
present organization against him.
1t was current talk few months age
that Mr.. Hanna would control the
Southern delegates in the next Nation
al Convention. Mr.. Roosevelt had moi
teen President ten days before he be
gan smashing the Republican State or.
ganization in the South. He let it bt
known promptly that the Southern
people could no longer depend upor
their State Chairmen. With swiftnes
and vigor he attacked other Ham,
strongholds. He opposed the Hams
men in Delaware, in Missouri, in Ne
braska, in Washington, in Montan,
and in Kentucky.
So far as known, this vigorous on
lslaught was made without consultation
with any of the recognized Republican
leaders. Apparently the President in
tended to destroy the organized powe
of the Hanna forces, as represented Ii
the National Committee, and then tax
iup1ater the question of rehabilitatin
lit. The National Chairman has had n
comment to make. He seems to b
satisfied to play waiting game, if b
has any game at all.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-12-10
BIG SPRINGS.

We will again take up our pen and
let you know what we are doing in this
corner of Logan.
Mr.. Dan Iams has new cattle shed
attached to his barn.
About 40 of the friends of Miss
Hannah Anderson, had their annual
wood chopping at her home, Wednes-
day. One of her pupils OF her younger
days, MIR. Will Thomas, gave Hannah
a live turkey Thanksgiving. which she
kept for the chopping. The ladie IS
helped with the dinner, which was a
good one. Several cords OF wood were
piled up for her, for which she heart
lily thanks all who SO kindly helped.
Before leaving the men placed block
of wood for Hannah to stand on while
she made q stump speech which was
listened to by all, then they went into
the house and sang, "Biest be the Tie
that Binds" and everyone felt better
for lending helping hand.
Mr.. Claude Collins, young mau OF
about 20, had his right arm torn of at
the elbow by corn shredder Friday.
DR.. Louthan, of this place, and DR..
from Ridgeway dressed the arm.
Mrs. Maud Davis is very sick with
consumption. She is growing weaker
and weaker every day.
An infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Dick Trap, was buried Thursday, al
Equality cemetery.
Mr.. Mulligan, of Redwood, was here
last week, visiting his son George and
daughter Mrs. Ula Fry.
Mr.. Ed. Odor has built new barr
on the lot he has recently bought.
Mrs. Blair, who has been sick The
past two weeks is much better.
Aunt Sarah Oglesbee is on the sicl
list.
| Mr.. Joseph Bower was in Belleton
taine Tuesday, on business.
Mr.. Charles Louthau, of Pittsburg
called to see his brother, DR.. E. c.
Louthan, Thursday.
Mrs. Amanda Starbuck, of Bellefon
taine, was here to see her daughter
Mrs. Davis, Thursday.
| Mr.. Ashby Rollins held meeting
the past week at Equality.
| Mrs. Mary Titus visited her sister
Lizzie Oglesby, Thursday.
NJ. S. Fry's mill is running ever.
day. They are shipping good deal o
flour.
4 Garwood and Sons hoop factory vii
be In running order soon.
Born, TO John Rollins and wife,
new boy Wednesday. John wears
broad smile. It's their first boy.
| A protracted meeting will begin a
the hall, Monday night.
Mertina Robinson is staying at Anni
Runners. MUzzY.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-12-10
A FIGHT
On at Columbus, Between
the Hanna and For
aker Factions.

Columbus and Washington dis
patches, for q few days have BEEN
freighted with news of a conflict be-
tween the friends of Foraker and
Hanna in the Legislature at Columbus.
Il was stated first. that Senator
Hanna was taking no part in the con :
ing election of officers of the Legis-
iature, till the Senator's friends di.-
covered that Kurtz, while pretending
10 only be working for Foraker, we're
working for Republicans for officers of
the Legislature who we're open enc
mics of Mr.. Hanna. when he wfs
elected Senator. Mr.. Hanna said if
this was the game, he would Oppose
their election. Both Senators, the
dispatches say, agreed that they would
take no hand in this fight, but would
let their friends have a friendly" con-
test
The next batch of news showed that
the fight was getting warmer, and the
contest began TO be of National inter-
est
Mr.. Hanna said the movement in be-
half of certain candidates had been the
work of Mr.. Kurtz. Mr.. Kurtz gave
this fat denial, saying that he had
asked no candidates to come out, and
had not been working for any of them.
The newspaper correspondents have
lively imaginations and sharp noses
for news, ard they give all the details
of the fight, and few more.
Mr.. Hanna says the movement to
elect men who did not support him for
Senator is an effort to prevent his re-
election for Senator two years hence,
when he will be a candidate.
We don't like any dissension among
Republicans in the Legislature, and do
not think the game is worth the pow
der that is being spent, and We hope
that the contest will end without any
blood shedding or hair pulling.
We would not blame Mar Hanna for
not wanting men who opposed his cleo
ton two years ago. elected as officers
IN this legislature. Nor could we con-
denim Mr.. Kurtz and his friends work
ing for their own success. But all
contests should be In good spirit.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-12-10
UNION SERVICES
During the Week Of Prayer. Jan.
9th to 10th,

The churches of our city will unite in
union services during the week OF
prayer. The pastors have arranged
the following plan:
Monday, Jan. 6, DIR. E. c. Simpson
will preach upon the topic ''Chris-
tian Fellowship" in the Disciple
church.
Tuesday, Rev. Mr.. Groom, will pre-
sent the subject ''Public and Private
Morality" in the Lutheran church.
Wednesday, Rev. n. w. Buckles
will preach in the U. P. church, upon
'Home Missions"
Thursday, Rev. S. S. Adams will
speak in the Presbyterian church, upor
''Foreign Missions.
Friday, Rev. Geo. E. Davies will
have something to say concerning
sReligion in the Home" in the M. E
church.
These services have proven so en-
joyable in the past that our church
people will doubtless welcome this uni
ted observance of the week of prayer
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-12-10
COUNTY NEWS.
MILL CREEK.

Thanksgiving Day is past and gone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Titus have re-
turned from ten days visit in Mich
igan. They report foe time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Urban Arbegast visited
Mr. and Mrs. Elias Shontz, Sunday.
Mr.. Ashby Rawlins held a FIVE
nights meeting at Equality Church
last week.
Misses Melissa and Mary Hockett
and Daisy Norman Of Zsnesfield, visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Titus, Thanks
giving.
Mrs. Huldah Garwooi was in the
county seat, Saturday.
The new Methodist church of Wal
nut Grove, will be completed by th'
9th day of December. 1t is going tt
be fine building.
Miss Leila McColloch and brother
John, of Lazy Hollow, visited Mis-
Elva Frey Thursday evening.
Mrs. Ira Fuller has been on the in
disposed list.
Miss Bernice Shonfz has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Urban Arbegast
The Mt. Victory timers recently pu
spouting on NJ. d. McAdams' barn
IThey did a fine job. CARNATIoN.
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Quite change in the weather, and
the people were glad to see the rain.
DIR. :. Z. Huston's mother and her
sister, Mrs Reynolds, both Of DeGraff,
are visiting him at present. His
mother will remain through the win.
ter with him,
The walls of the new livery barn Of
n e. Vance are gradually going up Of
the weather permits,
Mrs. Joseph Kerns of Bokescreek,
visited Mrs. Emma Thompson Monday.
d. Roberts, after serving for nearly
% years as agent for the Big Four al
this place, has resigned, and has
bought the Carahoof grocery.
Miss Bell Cellar, after q vacation oi
several months, is back again as clerk
in the Kenyon store. Miss Cellar hal
host of friends who are glad to see
her again In their midst.
The Royal Entertainers" the frs
of the lecture and entertainment
course, were with us last Wednesda,
evening, and were greeted with /.
crowded house. The entertainment
was first class in every respect. Pau
Smiths impersonation of "Mrs. Stan
ton and Zachariah Spicer," brough
forth storm of applause and laugh
ter, and his pastel work was simpl,
grand. The next of the series will b
the Boston Musical & Dramatic Club
on Monday evening, December 30th
This company consists of two gentle
men and one lady, viz, Helen Louis
Frickney, Violinist; Walter f. Paine
Tenor Soloist and Female Impersor
ator; Walter Eccles, Humorist an
Dramatic Reciter. They come mo.
highly recommended.
| William Shoots has moved into b
new house on South Main Street.
The Robinson Cornet Band made +
debut on the street on Thanksgivin
afternoon. and surprised everybod
with their playing. With the interel
and energy which the boys put In
their work, and under the efficieI
leadership of Mr.. Robinson this will |
one of the finest bands in the count
before great while. ZELA,