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.HOTLY DENOUNCES
THEBR|DGE GRAB.
The Rapid Transit Commission Makes Spir.
tied Protest Against the Plot.

heart OF the city TO F'ifty-n.nth stree,
and Broadway. over to New Jersey.
Tho cry that they want the righ, To
build tn. bridge IS all nore>.nsc. What
they want Is the right to build y road
In any part Of the city. exclusive OF the
bridge right. which they already have
u.es rs have the franchise nmd
We win have ssO.ooo.om .o-mor-
row."
This was the answer given to Comp
tro!ler Co!er by l.. d. Dumon,. who Is
one o! the mon behind the New York
and New Jersey Bridge eror, to grab
West street.
He has never appeared In the open In
connection with the scheme. bu, he ha.
had interviews with comptroller Coier
and with Randolph GuEgenhe!mer.
Dumont IS Frcn Imam and has an
ONCE a, No p William street. He IS
not an officer or director In any o. the
companies formed TO further the Hud.
son River Bridge.
He says that he represents a syndicate
composed mainly Of foreign capitalists
who are anxious TO build the bridge.
When questioned as to his nnanc a
backing by Comptroller Coler. AIR. Du-
mont admitted that the capital WAS TO
be secured after the legal difficulties
were overcome.
Dumont saw Richard Croker JUS, &C.
fore the Tammany boss went TO Europe
but got little satisfaction.
The evening world., 1901-04-27

The Rapid Transit Commission to-day
adopted resolution denouncinS the
North River Bridge grab.
The resolution In part declares In the
opinion of the Commission the proposed
act |. unconstitntionai. for the reason,
among others. tina, It provides for the
construction and operation OF what arr
really street railroads without the con.
SEM Of the municipal authorities: that.
further, In it's opinion. the method OF
attempting to enact the law Is a gross
violation OF all sound rules. and that the
motives OF unknown and so far as Is
known irresponsible promoters OF the
bill are open to grave distrust since they
fear public sen,Imen, or any open o!
adequate discussion OF the bill.
Comptroller Colcr was again In con
ference with the Mayor to-day rela;!v.
10 the action OF the committee OF tn.
Board OF Estimate a, Albany on Tues.
day. Mr. Golfer a,erward said that there
was pon; concerning the Raincs bill
which had not been brought on, as sci
the fact that the New York and New
Jerssy bridge Company already he. IN.
power TO build bridge.
THE point has never been brought
out" said the Comptroller. that this
company already has the right TO build
the bridge. They secured that right
from the Sinking Fund to build from the
The evening world., 1901-04-27
HE FELL ASLEEP IN
A LADY'S BEDROOM
Mr.. Sierk's Shores Awakened the Fair Occu-
pant-Arrest JAIL Fine

The ohIiS!nG walter accompanied him
20 the hotel and kindly waited In the
corridor OF the ladies' entrance while
MI S!crk took the elevator upstairs in
order TO 80 IN Guest Q: his supposed
friend
Mr. s.erk upon reaching the fourth
Moor, LETT the elevator and. going down
the nail ,slcd the various room doors
touch The room wa. dark and. Mr.
sIerH being tired removed his upper
garments lad down on couch and
~ns soca asleep.
In this room. however. lying sound
asleep ~ bed was IL rnarri-t woman. a
Mrs sai,d"rson 81 San Francisco. VINO
wtih 1-r husband and her hve-year.
Old rifl n,up.cd tie suIts Mr. S!erks
cn,-3nre had not Awakened her. and
~ had PROBABLY been In the room more
than a nalf hour when nj. resouEdinS
.nores nnally ro,.a,4 her ears
sh" rcnm.d for help and her cries
alarmed IN" entire holse and awaken
ed S!erk Hho dnrtcd down the hall with
l,tr.>'tiyr Maxwell and the cntr. hotsi
force IN close. pursuit,
t'p and down the corridors I'D in
and cat .: IN. rooms dashed tn. right
"ued man uut!l hr reached he corridor
pt til. ground noor where ne rushed
int. Tie open arms 81 the walter. Wh,
nad ali this lir.o been waiting for his
gt!y. Maxwell placed Mr.. Sierk
M der arrest He was locked ~ In the
Yves, 'rhirty-ssv"nth street station all
righ, and to-day ras irraisn'd In court,
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tend TO be immaculate. But he probably
:trts on the sly with every Sirl he sees.
and then puts IN sanctimon!ous look
when people are around.
Mazi. Toilette looked very supercilious
a. ~. remarked THAT professor Il a
5,rd N the al, Th Think, he's p".E.;on
Fol",tc continued. N he ha.n'; kis.-d
a Sirl IN all his life It Is because ~.
couldn't you nay 'epcn! on that
Wouldn't 4, - = lark to hay. him on
visit rosy dream
MsAcl Bnu,on said; Does ne think
he's alive Well SO II \ '-se He'd
better hurry IN and &c, movo on, lie
won't come back 10 this world mo-.
than half dozen ,mcs.
MAIZE box said: kiss that old dried.
up professor CUES. not. What's the
matter "i'h mummy
w~b-rh-Id Theories.
Bonny MaGinn. OF Weber * f!ei
sad lie ought 10 com. on and try
N"N York awhile. "" would make h:m
forge, his books. lie would be In tn"
front row with the haldhcads making
eyer 20 beat the band in less than -
week
lima Pratt said: &c. wh!z. wha, a
lot that man mas missed Does he ever
expect 10 eaten up We'll he never viii.
not IN thousand years
Lillian li.ckler said scorn!ully: That
professor j. too good Tor this world
His wings must e. spr"u'inc right no"
ks. ihatr Well. not 80 YOU could see
n" do II with IN. naked "y"
Ecautlfui virginia Nelson. OF the New
York. said some I'm. day that old
foss'l Is euing 10 wax. Gp and IND wha'
n. has 5e..n missing, Their. viii D.
waiting and gna-hng ot false teeth.
then
Lillian stanford. OF tho My Lady
company said 'iic must be love.'
man piCkicd"
Fr,rc,s Rockefeller Kns hurled
shnkcsr-arc ~ me. God made him
for a man she Iuo:cd. and therefor
Jet him pass for one. What can you
expect Of Evanston. III 'TIsn't on the
man. II IT,
scene Of tho chorus s.rIs rehsar,,ns
AZ tH- kutckcrhuck"r for 'Th" Mcg-
chant Of Honite' had q %ord 10 say.
Ethel NcHhh,l: III. mus, De Il deadly
gay chap that professor"
itI'c Gillette Dissipation is just KIN
in. him. I suppose"
Lucy Lee ,,'ilell. come croppcr /;
he doesn't null M.
nellie Fallon I'D Ike TO ki. him
ono. just to zee wha; lcd do"
Jul!l Barry: IN bet he'd land ia
tn. notice court II he came 20 N.1'
York
Katherine, Kei;y: Somebody onsh,
Ia tell h.n he Is on the earth"
JANE GORDON
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1850
-, g. ,-,. 49,
o"4u Sapt. iitus' ShleI Oh the Detec'
tive Bureau. to-day.
In spite of the request of the local
.,,ho-,.,a. ~. c,,., =, Dit. :,
" a.
washington tS4o inc Evening
World over the long distance tele-
rS1one this afternoon ,ha, no would
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CAB LOOKED
LIKE JEWEL SHOP

Central ONCE Detectives Gravelie and
Fermeisen arraigned two men to-day
who had in their possession jewelry
<,,,asn 10 stock a shop.
The prisoners described themselves as
Marnus 4. II. Swain. OF No. 40 Chest
MI, street. Cambridge. Mass. and bud.
lev L.,son, o. No. II Green street. Ever
et,. Mass.
pawnbroker on the Bowery said
tina, ,.o men had driven up in cab
and had pawned TWO watches. \ III.
tie later the cab rolled up again and the
same men pawned another watch. BY
clever WORK the detectives traced the
cab.
4 number OF watches were found In
the cab.
In answer to Capt. Titus's i>lesram
the Hub Manufacturing Company. OF
Boston, said that Mc5wain had d;sap.
peared some limo ago with Si.3oo worth
Of watches belonging TO the concern.
Both men were held In Centre street
c0Hst to-day.
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1Gt some tsmS. and then there's al!
iints az "A lark"
tpTd-., What an lido; he must b.
i'-e OF soar grapes. reckon iiC
Pl'Dhbiy never GOT the chance To KISS
u E!ri ANYWAY"
Mari. Wilson said: "ilc mus, be a
daring. Hes rapa's. pc, and mamma $
Joy probably The idea o! living nearly
FORTY v.a!s without one klss Wei
Az tho Knlrkerbocker the pretty E!r!s
had word 20 say.
Mnrrot Hobar, wa. skept!cal. "PoGt'
! dom, b.l!"v" a word OF Il; Hes pos
ing for the 2oody-go"iy: that's What's
III" matter with him. | don't bellev"
any man ever lived thir'y-sev"n years
without even casting sh.cps eyes At a
cir. He "A humbus:
Nc,ni. Snyder, said; Why; ne map Is
all kinds OF a fool. Isn't he bring him
on here and We Will make his lifr one
glad. sweet song. kis. him Nri With
RUDY Reid said: Nov wouldn, tina,
Jar III: preserves In the cellar WA,
crank iIc'd kiss Strl Iuck enough
!; she'd let him. III hate to or"r hin,
man IL 80 'vcrlastIngly straitlh,"t a.
Mari" Twohcy turned ~ her pr.;'y
,ii'lc nos. In disgust nc must %" :
,wi,c glad /, he cam" here glad he
cane. and ;irkl"d 10 death To- get away
.aENu
rathcrin" Bartlett; said "Why the
man IS q rr"lE Wouldn't he be- loy"
to have round the house Lucky Ne
never married. MS Yifc would nlsh IN"
had died Young. such goodness a. that
is w"nr!snm"
jesse Gordon laughed and remarked
that 'th" professor Is q beauty bright,
There l. only one Of MIN ! guess. and
or" VIII be p.cnty. thanks This world
would % too good II there were many
men Ike 'h1i
Primn Donna idrna.
The prima Donna girls had n folly
laugh over IN" professor peCuaarities.
Dear lIttle Lucy Bartlett Waite. box
IL AZ dainty and d"muro A. ever, ri!d
wei. 81 all The funny ihiuzs Never
h!rted with a SILL t.iH't kuoN such
man lived on nc Garth He ought 10
ne trottci round 10 IN" dine museums,
There $ hoGp OF money In him
"ou,dr', mind being hi manager
could get ricn fast
Gladys Jud.nn': black "v"s snapped rs
she said THE old crark' ANY NAN
who doesn't Ike some nice glrl is =
crank and lust n"r,cetl hprri "a
there ! Wouldn't Kiss him Tor = 'n'llion
dollars old hN0k~orm'
ANNA Leslie said IN be- any'hlns
he's jnllving he thinks great 20 pre-
The evening world., 1901-04-27
GYPSY GLUE MAY
FIND K|DNAPPERS.

INK max an hous oeto1e tho ooS us
Appeared:
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wn. io., ! nav. Away. m,i,,,,,.,
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though they loo, !, ,f,crw,,a
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hold tho vvnsv r,,,, my men viii mo-,
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WI" Ryiees. u VII "s'so'sa' 'h'""'
THAT TIE BOY WAS NOT MD
MAPPED FROM HIS HOME
Major sylvester. Chief OF Police Of
Washington. said to The Evening World
a.. ..Y ,,,,' ,n,
what ma. b.cn ,o,a mo he III. New
y,-L de,cc,I,,x A, ,h.ir ,c,u,s, I ~,
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AicSofm'cR '"eNc-year-o!d sister.
The New York police say she ,icntI.
Ned the writing n. nor own rha, IA
49,, .,I....,, -.
'"os' S'S"'"ea"'' out u ~ nos su''c'ch'
evidence To- connect the TWO gypsy girls
with any unlawful partlcipation In III.
49,. ,,..,,,.
w. 80,
Ihat the paper should have been
found In the possession o: gy,sle. Is
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Inc apuhaan' sumors concerning LAD
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Washington's Chief of
Police Frees the Two
Wanderers, Who Had
a Scrap Of Paper on
Which Gertrude Was
Written and Which
Boy Had When Re
Vanished.
FIRST AUTHENTIC
CLUE, TITUS SAYS,

"This IL the Hrst anthem.
tic clue In the Mccormick
c"ar. 1t IL highly signin-
cam. My detectives traced
the boy to the Sheepshcnd
Bay track and there lost
track of him. There was u
*ypsS rncanspme ut the
place. We are now running
down the movements Of that
9SpsT band. The word Ser
trude on the slip Of paper
found with the Kyrsy girls
At Warrington was written
by Gertrude Mccormick, OF
that am sure.'-CAPT.
GEORGE TITUS. Chief of De-
tectives.
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"Wha, n.r snt ,neren-

What ger GOT there
Detective ranp. OF he Fifth stree;
station. prncd OFT his chest ilsc tny
balloon an! blocked the side"tt IN
front ., IN oversrnwn hnlf-bpy- half
man.
''ioes aid The youth
The detective placed q broad hand on
the boys ragged jacket,
You let NE be- said the lad. Desc
Is mo own ,ogs"
Come along, sat! ne of,cer; well
see,
\; the station the boy gave the name
o: Harry Mailer. said he was nineteen
years old and lived a. No. 30 East
Fourteenth street.
The Sergeant had sead OF King Solo
mon.
SAY" said no TO Detective Psa7.
The evening world., 1901-04-27
Ascetic Chicago Pre-
lessor Looked On as
a Freak Whose First
Attempts at OscuIa-
tionWouId BeTreated
as Good Fun.

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,.o,d.-. va .or,. 70 ,,r,, 1, tho r.rson
n, pro, Aic,s y C,ook n, North
...,.rr ,.,,v.rs,., y, Evanston III
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arm ABOUT pretty "a'S'
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,,,,, ,c ,,,,in faded
W." - ""s" Sc >. 800,
flower from any on" else. II l. ''"''
tina; all the world loves n lover. /, is
49,. ,u,. ,,,, .,.,y ono unJ.r bc,ycn
az" true ,h"' ',''' ~.
d snis.s tn" other thing. - 'rpt,
Crook ALL have 10 kcc? IN pa,t!ng his
80, .,, .,,yh,, ro..l
own PACK. anu saS'hS ~ -.
boy am l." Nobody els" VIII DO " '"'
The evening world., 1901-04-27

hRuNi: SALAD
Try this receipt for "Prnnc salad, "hieh
IRON a rri:r in California Prise PrHne
Cooking Contest a few |rcks ago:
| Chop fine two pounds uns""hed rrunes,
L three hen.i. OF lettuce cnroiuii, p'sLed over.
| one snnii ohio, chopped Tine. ono small rod
i uopy,cr r. t~o table spoon. vinegar. dnsh ~
| mt. nr.i. two trbie spoons "!i>- oil. t1ash
| Of cny onne pepper. Trim With p"r.'e, and
serve"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-10-31
Viola.

8. Bonwell, on Tuesday, returned to
his home In Oklahoma.
Mrs. Lamm spent last week visiting
friends in Guthrie county.
Frank Corwin and wife visited with
.. A. Herter last. Sunday.
The sewing bee at Mrs. John Bakers
last Thursday was a large party, many
ladies being present.
VIM. NcCullough's daughter and
son-ih-law, from the north part of the
state, are visiting their parents here
the last few days.
James Yager was offered a high
price for his farm by lady from near
Des Moines and refused to sell.
VIM. Dryden and Lutte Lane of Aud
ubol, were in Coon Rapids Saturday
seliinga car load Of western horses.
Messrs Groves and Gibson OF Ded-
ham, passed through Viola Sunday on
their way home from attending a we'd
ding in Guthrie county.
Road supervisor, ID. ID. Sampson,
completed his road work last week.
He has put the roads in fine condition
and done his work faithfully.
Ed Gransbury was in Viola Friday
fling Bottoms well. He will drill a
deep we'll next week for Mr.. Larson,
just over the Guthrie county line.
II. T. Gilberts little son was severe
ly injured Saturday evening with a
piece Of barbed wire. DIR. Jewell of
Coon Rapids was called and dressed
the wounds.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-10-31
Brayton and Oakheld.

LATE Simpson was an Atlantic visitor
over Sunday.
John Mcnamara finished hulling
clover this week.
Our school closed Friday night for
q months vacation and rest for our
teachers and pupils.
Ben Howell and wife, of Avoca, Wis
tied over Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. p. Buffin.
Banker L. Miller and FIRMLY drove
up to Extra Sunday and spent few
hours visiting with friends.
Evangelist Jacobs began series of
revival meetings Wednesday evening
at the First Baptist church.
1.-THE U. s. Express Auditor was at
the depot Tuesday Of this week check
ing up the business of the company.
G. T. Waits, manager of the Green
Bay Lumber Company at Extra, was
transacting business in our burg Tues
day afternoon.
Frank Lambert has sold his farm to
q Mr. Anderson and is contemplating
going to Alberta, Canada, in the
very near future.
B. +. Simpson is building large
hog shed at the Still Side farm, he was
hauling the lumber Tuesday from, the
Green Bay lumber yards.
Joe Hanna Hansen and wife, living
three miles, west Of Brayton, returned
home the first OF the week from three
months visit in Denmark.
Misses. Clara Frasier and Vada Bum
sey, of Extra, visited with their grand
parents, Christopher Smith, the latter
part of last week and the first of this.
Ernest Franklin and wife, of Lewis,
spent the latter part Of last week visit
ing with his brother, Fred Franklin,
the druggist, returning home Monday.
Jake Herman, of Holt county, Neb..
is here visiting friends this week. Mr..
Herman is one of our former business
men, running the first hardware store
ever run IN DraytOn.
Miss Edna Pearson will close her
first team of school next Friday at
Benton Center, Cass county. She has
been engaged to teach the coming
term commencing Monday, November
4th.
Miss Ruby Pearson closed her first
term of school at Oakfield township,
No. 7, last Friday night. Miss Ruby
gave splendid satisfaction as an in
structor and has been engaged to teach
another four months term, commencing
Monday morning, November 2Sth.
Nels johnson and his lady friend
drove down to Atlantic last Saturday
evening. On their return home party
undertook to pass Nels en- the road.
They had quite race for a little ways
which resulted in Nels getting his
buggy smashed to pieces which had to
go W. H. Pearson's shop for repairs.
Luckily neither one of the parties re-
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no reason why she will not reap her
reward as the presence of flowers in
the winter has charm that nothing
else has.
The other day Miss Minnie Wulf
came ont from Des Moines to visit
with her parents, William Wulf and
wife, three miles southeast of town. A
few days later Reuben Struthers ar
rived from Peoria, Illinois, last We'd
nesday forenoon Rev. W. w. Hart
sough went out to the Wulf home and
Just as the clock was striking the hour
of high twelve he said the words that
united Miss Minnie Wulf and Mr..
Reuben Struthers in the bonds of
matrimony. At five o'clock the bridal
party started for Des Moines to visit
relatives.
The fraternal insurance B. A. Y.
lodge organized in the Maccabee hall
last Friday evening, under the name of
the Extra Homestead No. S05 with
membership of about thirty five. The
following officeas were elected r.
Alexander, w. P. F.; Geo. Hill, W.T..
Earl Thomas, w. M. c.; John Knox,
w. Cor. Geo. Dimick, nj. of Accts.
Mrs. Geo. Martin, Lady Rebecca, Mrs.
Geo. johnson, Lady Rowena; Arthur
Hawk, W. p; Chas. Williams, Watch
man Fred Bechtold, Sentinel; George
Martin, Guard.
There was quiet home wedding
solemnized on North Park street in
this city last Sunday afternoon when
Rev. j. f. Nichol, of the Extra Metho-
dist church, in the presence of the i'm
mediate relatives and friends said the
words, at the residence of Mrs Caroline
jenkins, that joined that lady's daugh-
ter, Miss Hattie Jenkins, and Mr..
Herrick in the holy bonds of wedlock.
We have known them long and never
heard one word of aught but good of
them. May their future life be bless
ed with earth's choicest gifts. They
will at once commence housekeeping
in the Andrew Baber house in West
Washington street in this city.
Abram Campbell, whose death we
noted last week, was born Sept. 10,
1923, at Titusville, Pa, and died at his
home in Extra, Monday, Oct. 81. He
was married to Elmyra Whipple Jan.
10, 1913 and five children were born to
them, Nancy NJ, deceased, s. A. Camp
bell, of Extra, A. l.. Campbell, of Des
Moines, Mrs. Elisha r. Laurence, of
Victor, Colo. and F. b. Campbell, en-
ployed for many years past in the Jour
nal Office at Extra.
Mr.. Campbell and family EN- igrated
to the lumber regions of North Wis
consin, near Stevens Point, and lived
there many years, going into his coun-
try's servicef from there, enlisting in the
25th Wisconsin and serving with honor.
He returned home after the war and in
1869 moved with his family to Extra,
living there until his death, excepting
few years spent at Bentonville, Ark.
His wife died in March, 1878. Some
time thereafter he married Hannah
Hewlett, of Oakfeld, who survives him.
For a long time Mr.. Campo ell was
confined to his room, having to be
helped from his bed to his chair. His
wife was devoted to him, rendering
every possible help. f. B. who made
his home with them, also took much
care of his father. Mr.. Campbell was
a good citizen and was esteemed in the
community. The funeral was from the
M. L. church, old soldiers acting as
pail bearers, and burial was in Extra
cemetery. The relatives have the SYM
pathy of the community in their sor-
row.
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Melville.

Mr.. Lee continues no better.
P. j. Keith is on the sick list.
Rev. Weyrauch was making. calls in
this locality last week.
Walter Emery and wife visited at
II. T. Whites Sunday.
Allie Hsmmsck goes to Dakota next
week To take up claim.
Gay Thomas closes very successful
term OF school at No. 2 Friday of this
week.
Mr.. Hattie and Miss Thomas attend
ed the party at Mr.. Shingledecker's
last Friday night.
Bertha and Sofa Maxon were delayed
from going to Guthrie county last week
and will make the trip this week.
Mrs. A. J. Hunt picks eleven rows
of corn TO A. J. thirteen rows. This
shows that women are huskers as well
as men.
There is to be an exhibition at the
Bethel school house Friday night we
understand. Great preparations are
being made to make it success.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-10-31

Mrs. J. W. Audas was a Manning
caller Saturday.
Jessie Eden was guest at the Den
Ton home Sunday.
Sherm Humphrey was in our village
on business Monday.
z. B. Shelley is again on the road
with the Graphaphene.
I. s. Wilson and wife spent Sunday
at the Thompson home.
z. Z. Deems has placed lunch
counter in his pool room.
Chas. Ramsey was in Manning on
business one day this week.
Mrs. Elmor Ellis was caller at the
Jas. Foster home Wednesday.
John Benson and wife of Clinton la.
are at the bedside of their sick father.
Arden Shelley and VIM. Blakley
closed their fall terms of school Fri
day.
A number of our young people at
tended Endeavor at Eden Valley Sun.
day night.
Mesdames Mundt and Patent, Of
Manning were visiting with friends al
Gray Friday.
Mr.. Benson at this writing is not ex
pected to liye, he having succumbed t.
q stroke Of paralysis.
Rev. Bennett will preach to the
children Sunday afternoon at O'Clock,
A cordial invitation is extended to all
regardless Of what church you may be-
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