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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Mr.. Wesley Hammontree and Miss
Mary A. Doyle, both Of Cuyahoga
Falls, were united in marriage, Sat
urday evening, by Justice ]. r. Camp
bell
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-28

Use Democrat want column. 1t pays,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-28

Despite the fact that they had not
seen each other for II years, Mr. Noah
c. Rcrgey, of Loomis. Mich, and Mrs.
Sarah II. CRUDE, of 3S3 South Main ST..
We're united in marriage Saturday af-
ternoon by Rev. j. w. Moore. Tho
groom is aged 66 years. and the bride
60. They were lovers during their
school days. The newly married cou-
pie will reside temporarily at the home
OF the bride.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-28

Members of the Senior class. at the
Akron High school, have decided by
ballot that the free scholarship at
Ruchtel college he given to Miss Ada
NJ Swinehart. of T27 East Exchange
street.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-28

On Saturday afternoon Fred Wolga-
mott was brought from Cleveland TO
Akron by Deputy Sheriff Fl. S. Buf-
tington, of the Forest City. Loretta
Brt wn of Cleveland, accuses .Wolga-
mott of larceny. 1t is claimed that the
attendant is a resident of Barberton,
and that his mind is weak. Judge
Anderson will investigate the case.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-28

"Unclc Josh Wickham," presented
Saturday night at Assembly hall, by
Gould Bros Comedy company, did not
meet with the approval Of the audience
in many respects. IA disturbance
among the cast delayed the beginning
oft the show until . O'Clock Police
officers We're obliged to promote order
among the members of the outfit.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-28

The sermon at the First Congrega-
tional church Sunday morning, was
preached by Rev W. r. MeNIillen, or
Chicago. In the evening Rev. Nc
Millen preached at the West Congre,
gational church. Nv --.-. - - 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
able Damasks

that are fully reliable and absolutely the very best
values to be obtained
72-nch Full Bleached Table Damask, worth all Il
OF DOC yard. This week, yard T0C
o4-nch Half Bleached Extra Heavy Table Da. m
mask, worth all of Csc "a yard. This week. yard T5C
o4-nch Half Bleached Extra Heavy Satin Table Da.
mask, worth all of 75c yard E0.
his week, yard Observation-Disclosures. 00C
A Generously Good Value in This
Table Napkins Week
81 Size Very Heavy Satin DamaSk Table LOO
Napkins, worth all of 2 IS dozen dozen
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,epsoNAL MENTION.

NJ white of Turtle Bayou is in
p Glenn Of Beaumont is register
nv, Inc Rice hotel.
N prepdergast of Beaumont Is
liest :" Mrs A. p. Flewellen are spend
Nr ss% days with relatives.
g pro,rnsou. the well known banker
J ,,,,Ma;;oria Is a guest at the BRISTOL.
| y A. sullivan and II. y. Gold
Messgg'N ew orleans are quartered ut the
Bristol. .,,,ront citizen Of Liv-
| L. I. sio ps ,,nong the arrivals yesterday
the p Hubberd Of Brook6eld, Mo-
Mr., d. r. unnston with the view or
fssdInr here permanently. pran,o
su"S ~ Ia France with the La France
Asa loft last evening for hlcnHohu'
fompaIIss the Southern Paclhc'
a.. R A. Cox took pas.s.qlgse, on fot tne mall All
ernatlonnral afternoon fol Memphis, Tenn
|esteiu1 Me- r F. Peters and Mr.. j. v;
Mr. anu -, over the international ana
Peters Iorthern yesterday afternoon Tor
,,e,v friends II W. II. Curth VIII be
lue.d no 70 know that he has relulheu 70
city from Galveston wnsre, ne nas snr,c
the sealy hospital very J." i''
Iongermann, manager or the
| MI. a. branch of Lemps brewery, lett
housS.on International and G 1t northern
~ nail Yesterday afternoon Tor 81 LOUIS
Headquarters r,tro c.,+o
ID F. Monday Of the Empire state
BIZ and Mining COMPANY fRpdS weeks SJG m" returned
oI na last evening and has MS apart
Eonts Mt the Rice hotel
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ATTEND U. D. c. CONVENTION.

n SSunoVssnt Leaves for Wilninaton,
M. ~ N RESPONSE to an Invitation.
punoyant left this morning for vii.
~ ~H' ~ C., TO attend the general con.
Ol United Daughters of the Copfed.
q, Wn'eh Will be held in that civ from
II tunovant goes not only as delegate
~ 'pe oran NJ, Roberts charger Of
freroSss e as Is president. and ne nrovv n,
schalrnon psers In the division. but also
Nee. ana oI the general historical com
b made especially in response 70 mo.
1fentiar ana passed at the LAST genareI
4 Openin,, mat she delivr an addresS o.
BIZ bnsfi, session of the neyt conpontIon
Dc Of var,as begins; that Isl hefore rn'
kees are c 'oHs sState, presidents and com.
business 'a'ied'for in the regular routine
ky. "PP, oS5 referred to was made hv ~.
a cooIar Of Virginia. seconded hv
~ enion. FLORIDA, and passed by the
/. lssd Miss i n SN0mrrespondlng secretary has
Fesf n mr. dpgunovant that her nams viii
q Of tho pn om for an address the srst
n hymn "oSht has also been a5vIsed +bo.
fDenin1 - penr Southland. +" will ~ s nua,
= 'ne convention.
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CITY BREVlTlES.


ssrhe Retail Clerks will meet Monday
lght.
Monday will be call day in Justice Hills
burt.
Houston Typographical union No 81 will
BIZ an adjourned regular meeting this af-
ftnoon
fThere is an undelyered telegram at the
,stal telegraph office, 11S Main street, for
Z s. Moncrlef
sTas backsmlths' union will give a
thanksgiving hall and supper at Bryan
tll November IS.
II tombstone will be set today at 8 p. m.
\ the Jewish Orthodox cemetery. in mem.
n Of Joseph Levy. Rabbi Glazer will Of
Rey. W. u. Leayel. pastor Of ibe First
n sbyterep church, viii preach a sermon
blight on thu Relation of the Church to
hrIage and Divorce"
sfhe rope has been purchased with which
tnry Randall, colored, will be mad TO
Hpiate his crime Of murder IN the Harris
Nnnty jail on November 20.
There will be an excursion and free har-
fcue at Humble today, gotten up by those
n erested In that section 10 exhibit the
narkable gas phenomenon there.
Pr f. V. Black and Miss Josie Simp-
"a were married at the residence Of the
wees father Gil Pinckuey street. yes
Nday at 2:30 p. m. Justice Hin official
There are undellvcred kilograms at the
'7npany for J. G. Klrchuer. Gus War
Usher ''''' iva ''''
llttle Nellie Chamhlee. years Of age.
&o resides on McIlhennv street between
y onne ana austin, fell from a pony she
II riding Friday afternoon, sustaining
'M fracture Of an arm.
fecrftary Brown OF the Business Lengue
"a ne Is receiving a great number of
n se,sr lusI now from all sections of the
49, making inquiry regarding the diff
3snas. eu''u'e III south
IA 1e handamus case of ex-Police Officer
Z, o., rroetor vs. Chief of Police Blackburn,
|X 'vuibel tne latter to roinstate him uDon
III ,p9uce force, is set down for hearing
~ 'unse WILSON'S court for tomorrow Mt
I'M &1e GSiarwood Land and Townslte com
IA na,os Hess rs PETERSON, Baxter & Co.,
Hfuaetsers' the office Of which was in the
III .a.1S MOTEL, has secured rooms at Nos.
81 o snu o92 hlam building. Mr.. Charles
a b rge Inc head of the firm, Is in
"A ''tle Miss Grace Davies entertained
NJ bs SonS social club yesterday afternoon
aiIS nSe nome oi 2ol7 Pease avenue. Quito a
ia J Sgto OF me clubs friends were present
dhEs e,io IhDleaux and dialogues the little
gshes ' M leu themselves with various
t,., John Llnderholm Of Chesterville was
5srn 'os,or 70 this city yesterday for the
.liaa c Of contracting for the boring of
al tba t ir arteslan wells to secure water
IkdsrS, i rrlgallon of his rice land. Mr..
al ch,asttaoLn. feels satisfied that he has al
'sbk al s'y mrnh and the. first we'll viii be
Al to secmro WIN view to securing oil
Il ue negun as soon e nn.Eihln
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! bird Floor Bargains

More customers have visited third floor during the
last month than for any three months before The val
ueS we are offering to make this department. of
ours popular have been the means of bringing them,
This week we again announce some rare good values
that you should not overlook
Tapestry Portieres, I.2o a pair
Green, Red and Blue Pretty Tapestry Porteres, with
heavy fringe top and bottom, worth all of 90 pair.
Tapestry Portieres, 2.oS pair
Pretty new designs, beautiful color combinations,
worth 400 pair.
Heavy Mercerized
Tapestry Portieres, $50 pair
Very handsome designs elegant coorings heavy knot
ted fringe, worth fully 600 pair.
RuffIed Swiss Curtains, soc a pair
8 yards long, full rufle well made of good quality
SWISS worth TOO par.
Ruffled Swiss Curtains, with full uffe, we'll made of
pretty swsses, 81 yards long, worth $50, OE
pair .....'....''.'..''''.
Very Heavy Oriental
Art Squares
Siz. 9xf2, worth 1000. y E1
An Extra Fine California All Wool
White Blanket
Size IA beautiful quality, and worth all of $50
pair, as an extra special this week
500 a pair.
Half Wool Splendid Quality White Blanket, . Q0
size IA and very heavy worth 3.75, pair.
A Very Heavy Cotton Comforter, covered with or
good quality sateen, worth i.25. This week
Pretty Slkolne Covered Comforters, filed I "a
pure white cotton, worth 100, at....... ..''O"
An Extra Value Comforter, 2.25
igbt. fluffy, pure white cotton prepared by special
process covered with artistic skone in quite variety
of charming styles, worth ITS.
Baby Blankets and Comforters
Soft All Pure Lambs Wool Blankets, crib size, q 90
dainty colored borders, worth $780, pair %'0o
Pretty Skoine Covered Comforters, made with ruffe
all around, filled with pure white cotton, worth EQn
| 75c, each .............''.''. '''''''''''
Standard Patterns
Are the most reliable and simple
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Hosiery

You need have no fears when you buy Hosiery at this
store; only the most reliable kinds sold and if they
prove in any way defective return them and we will
cheerfuly replace them.
ChiIdren's Fast Black Close Ribbed Ho e, double
heel and toe, spIiced knee worth all Of zoe, fO1o
pan =. g. -
Boys Bicycle Hose, an extra heavy rib double TO-
threaded feet sold regular at CSC, pair ..... f0C
Misses Fine Gauge Close Ribbed, extra high Of
spiced heel, double toes, worth CSC, pair ZOC
Ladies Fine Gauge Cotton Hose, fast black, with
double threaded white feet worth CSC, o.
Ladies' Lace Isle Hose, an elegant assortment of
patterns, lovely qualities, worth SOC and Csc a 0Oo
par. Inns week, pair. 49,. -. wv
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Black Dress WooIens

Our Black Dress Woolens this season embrace all the
choicest weaveS from the best mills both foreign and
domestic.
SPECIAL SELLING THIS WEEK OF
u D.;o.4Iou, &. 20
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BROS.
Sale Extraordinary of
Apollo Triple Plated SiIVerWare
A Sale Extraordinary of

we that magnificent
celebrated
regular
The latest
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Colored Dress Goods

The largest and most carefully selected assortment Of
coored dress wooens to be found in the city. Values
that can not be equaed elsewhere.
Serge A splendid quality in all the popu- or
lar coors, SO inches wide, value CSC yard -. ~OI
Henrietta and MeIrose in all the leading 0En
colors, 50 inches wide, worth CSC yard
Serge, Camels Hair and Henrietta, in all popular
shades-an excellent quality, SO inches wide, ,35n
worth soc yard, at yard. .....,..,.....
Venetian Cloth-fulI line of culors-extra E0n
good quality, worth Csc yard ..........
Melton Cloth lin gray, brown and Oxford mixtures
medium weight, extra good value, worth ooc Tn
yard, at yard ........... ........ ....'
Covert cloth-46 inches wide; splendid 6Qn
quality, worth S5c yard, at yard ....,'....
FuIlo cloth-in black and all the popular colors-4o
inches wide, quality worth 1885 yard I rs
at a yard .'s' '''' -. 49,
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o. cSes1 9nd L sure is the proper deserip.
& In . aeIs Laxative Tablets Cnrc
Iet Easy y, Can be carried In vest
ltnts. :" lake. Guaranteed. Price
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Baby Caps

Dainty New Caps for the little charming effects
-nrettv materials and lovely workmanship. silk Caps
with padded silk Innings at 1856, 1.25, Csc.
49, fr 75c, Csc and Soc
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sod il rTlANos AND THE PIANoLA
'kiu Music e cS only by The Win A.
company, Dallas.
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Our Superb Showing of
Wool WaiStings

Has no equal in the city. Every new and correct
weave is shown in endless variety of patterns and
colorS.
All Wool Wasting, with embroidered polka dots,
quite variety of coors, worth 90
2S-inch Satin Pruneas in all the pretty colorS
"a most excellent material for tailored waists, TX
worth csc yard Observation-Disclosures. &c
45 inch All Wool Crepe with lovely Persian stripes
every new shade sa ctioned by fashion is shown--a
most exquisite waist material, worth co.
100 yard. ............. ....,.,., wv
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-06-20
NOTICE.

Ny two hsrsss "Honsst Dick" sad
"Evsrs,ou" and jack. "Youss Ssmpsos."
will stand the season Of 1901 ., my plaes %
the head Of Duck Pond creek. IS miles
ssuihesst Of Beaver.
HONEST DICKS . coal blsek horse.
smooth Iiubsd. ans form and action.
weight, ls0O pounds. Terms, W 70 issurs.
EvERsrON-is an Imported Esslish
shire, dark brown, heavy bousd, With hss
style snd so,iou. Weighs l70O pounds.
Terms, % to assure.
Y'UNG sAMPsON-is Ksatuohy Nam
moth Dlast Jack With mssly sess ssd belly.
weigh, 1900 pounds. Terms, 80 10 Insure
To insure . mare with fosl, provided they
ere returned twice for trial duriss season
Money due when msrs 10 tsows 10 BE- With
foal.
PARTIES disposius Of or removing mare
fron the county. forisi, ,hs insurance
Piss,y Of pasture for mares from dis'ss ss
slso good eorrsis sna ohutss Tor handling
range nsrss snd care viii be taken 10 pre-
vent accidents but will not bs responsible .
should any ocsnr. Won risk Jour stuck. !
[ risk niue. flNIfy ROCK.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-06-20
GAR AETT..

Allen 8. Richmond has just return
cd from Ka,sas where ho purchased
some fne bulls.
William Madden, owner and gensr-
al manager Of the diamond l. ranch has
all the help he can procure at work
erecting a new house and other build
iags On his ranch.
Dun Burnette, Wells Metcalf and
others who have been ut work on the
railroad a, Twist, Texas, returned las,
Tbursday. They found things too
much like work 40 decided home was
the bes, place for them.
Miss Cor,ba Kagay closed a mss,
snccessful term Of school ut the Au
school house last Friday. A large nun.
her Of friends and patrons gathered u
eat q line dinner and hear 4 moat ey'
ccllont program rendered. Mis-. Kagsy
has did her work very satisfactorily
and deserves much credit.
Two goeh vains last week toRe,he'
with the rain we have had before ha'
been se,y beneficial to The grass 10 ,hi'
county. 1t has undoubtedly placed ,h'
| ,,r - iu la,t.r ,undi,ins, tLus, II No..
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Lnnd Oalce st Woodward, %. T.,

Notice ID hereby given thst the n'ils~ing
named sriticr hiss nie,i notice Of hts int-n.
tiou 'Omskc hHni proH In suppsr Of his
claim aud that said iYoOf will he mad, b. !.
isrs Chari~s q. Tann-hiii. Prs,hsts Judge IN
and hr Rssvrr cssn,y, y, 7. or In his abassee
then before Nstiie N, Thomas clerk Of ssid
court st aesvcr. q. T. on July.s, ,9o,. viz:
Daniel T. whitaker. u Z 1878 for the 81 % y
Section 20 and No u ne Y Rection D and Nv x
NV Y Section ~ TYPO ~. Il q, ECM.
Hr namcs the iellowing witn~sses IN prove
his coA'inuoas residence upon. and cultivs
ton Of said land, yiEi
Cornelius fox. WIN @. p. Y. Csshow. Julius
Kraive and Joseph X. Sutherland. ell OF coin.
OF.
2 u. HsALr. Register.
rpS- 10
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CLINE.


Such lovely weather! 80 warm and
dry.
JE Overs roundup was we'll attend
ed.
John LavertY IL in . critical condi-
tion, on Sunday June, 18th. DR.. Main
said if . change did not occur In -
hours that he would die. Ils 10 suffer
ing with lung fever contracted from
measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gahberi
brough, their daughter Mrs. FlosSie
Good.le homo on Sunday. 10th. She
is recovering slow but sure from her
wound.
Clara Graves has recovered from th,
measles.
W II Pitts attended williamson
round up on the 18th.
Clyde Pitts attended Fosher's round
up on the l7,h'
Mrs. Over says she intends to hav,
enough fried chickens aud turkey,
this year. She has over 400 chicken
and about 70 turkeys.
| Er. W II Pitts says she 10 RsioI
out of the chicken business. Whsl
they went to hou1 keeping in Jsnuar
they had 20 hens and now they hsv
II. Dogs and coyotes have ate thou
On Friday a coy"e csueht shicks
sud carried Il Of while she yelled 40
scresmed In way that would have pu
, u band Of Cheyenne indians to sham,
Flies and mosquitoes are uumero,
iu this section.
The YouNu MAID.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-06-20

cauph. stealing cattle b-loSoying to
any mea,lsr Of the association. Opin-
ion seemed divided but the usjuri'y
were in favor Of the plan. At the
same time u reward Of S25 was offered
for tho arrest aud conviction Of any
person putting ou, 6res or going oil
and leaving ,amp 6res burnin. on sn.
property or range belonging TO an!
met. bcr Of the association. This Is y
move In the right direction. The
range has frequently heen burnt of o~'
ing 10 the car.lessne~s Of some ,hough,.
less pers~u As tho association tskcr
up the matter II takes away any 'sdi-
vidual spite work that might arise.
JUMBO SR.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-06-20
LOGAN.

Mr.. Scott is having lumber hauled
for an addition to bis hours, snd ex-
poets to hsvs his family with him By
fall.
Charles Babb and wife are the ps.
rents Of y baby boy, born last woek.
Frank Brown IL able TO drive ont az
ter lis long seigs OF sickness. The
Doctor still vhih him daily.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-06-20

EaS vale, " w,rk fm Illair Ruth 10
the alfalfa h~y ihis week.
J"hn Human mys h. ja. got enough
Nrmwb'tri,~ ~ the festival Tor sn ~.
navMion. lIe surely Is n lover OF
.trawl"rfirs aud ] hope y" may have
plrn,y mkt tim. ." n i-fy his appetite
Pcmb"rton aud il"p,aA have finish
pd ,h. s"l breaking for Williamson and
are at home thi, week.
Tng NEVADA.
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i..sd Oilirs at " Mo,nwnri, u, \


May. u. iu,i.
Notice IL hereby siven that the fall. wins
namci s-ttier has nisd nnie of his in
trs'ion 10 make fnai pssof In support o
his: cialIn and that said prtoi vii, DO msas
b-f rs Charl . o, Tanneh,ii. Ju'ise 1 ths
Pi~hate ,nurt In and fur Beav~r county
q. T. and In case of his sbsencc, q sn befors
Ncttie ~. Thomas. clert Of said csurt, sI
B.avsr, y. r. ON July. q, ips,. viz.
william R Hutchinson. NE ~, ,>to, for the
~ 80 Y and NV 4 90 y ssd ne y sw y ses
~. r. en-. X. - EcM.
lie names the following witnesses to pr~vs
his csHt'nusus rrsidence upon and euliiva.
tion OF his respective iands via:
Milton ". Anshuty. Frank Parks, John W
spuYseos and Martin q. Danks aiil Of Nye. .
T.
ID. HEALr, Register.
Firs' pabiiphed Nav u. IsUi
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Every.oe Ia either branding or out
ting alfalfa.
Mr.. and Mira, Thorpe have been vis-
i,iuR their daughter. Mrs. r, NJ. Bohu
VII" accompanied them on their return
a. iar - her sisters. Mrs. Meek, st
Csmargo.
Charles Baldwin will commsncc
work on Mr.. SCOTS sew house this
week.
Frank Baker Is working for Col.
Perry this summer.
John Russel and Elmer Harlan wen,
to Enylswood few days ago.
Mrs. Fred Curtis 10 visiting her pa
rents iu Day county.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-06-20
CROOKED CREEK.

CHOOkED CREEk.
Those buds aud fipwcr., trees and
Relds,
A whispering truth unfold,
There's higher power than irnil
That cant be boughs with gold.
We ARE needing ruin very bad in
his vicinity. Gardens are getting
dry.
George Hnvcr was up to Beaver to
prove up on mis- claim Tuesday. Jam
Is Shaffer and en- Pembertun accom-.
panied him aud acted 10 witnesses in
his behalf.
II was discovered last week that lit
tie Iaura Psmberton had u tick /, her
ear. She had been complaining since
last February with her ear aud II was
surposed to be caused from cold until
last Monday her Sister-in-law eIsm.o.
,dit clas-lv aud found the tick. Her
mnther tok her down 10 Jacob Be
Tsnd's blacasmi'S shop aud no male n
small pair OF tive, GERS and h 'on took /
ont and she is happy aud not bother, d
sinc". Mr.. Bcrcnd is quite a surgeon
~ we'll az a black smiih. This IL the
nth child that has hern takJn /, him
during the past six years. One had q
81b hook caught in The inside Of Ia
cneek, one q button IN its nose and
three different snes had those cattle
ticks in their ears,
The members Of the Methods,
church gave a strswberrie festival las
Monday evening at the Crooked creel
scAonl house. There was goodl,
mu,nber out and all seemed TO have
nice time. They took 10 s7.5O fo
t,s bencRs Of Rev. Scott, their minis.
SER n Mr.. Rogers from Minnrola
Kansas, With graphophone entertain
sd the crowd until . late hour.
kIIss Mabls Bereuds was up on III
wsst lac, Sunday aud spent the ds
wnh her sister, Mrs hIasd Psmbsrsor
MIR. Rinhsy Is s,ill ve'y poorly viii
sausthins Iiks srysipclss on her fee'
rhs cso bs'aIy sst wssud ssd "
ewA AuGs'ss.
svsgs rs~bs'sos hss lean sv'r'iI