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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29

services OF Antoinette Ashton 10 play
leading roles with his Shakespearean
company next season.
kathryn Browne will play the emo
tional role in William Mslley's Toll
Gate Inn" company next season.
Sue Stuart, last season with the Sa-
rah Cowell lie Moyne company during
the engagement Of THE Greatest Thing
In the World at Wsllack's theater,
New York. has been engaged by Deloh-
er 4 Hennessey for an ingenue role in
the Put Me OF at Buffalo" company,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29
A PRIZE RING DREAM.

During the silly season some persons
regard il an interesting pastime 10 con-
struct pugilistic dope" books after this
style:
Sig Hart defeated Australian Billy
Murphy.
Billy Murphy drew with Tommy
White.
Tommy White drew with Terry Nc
Govern.
Terry McGovern defeated Frank
Erne.
Frank Erne won from kid" Lavigne
kid" Lavigne defeated Joe Walcott.
Joe Walcott knocked out Joe Choyn-
ski
Joe Choynski drew with Jim Jeffries.
Ergo. Hart is in line for go with the
champion, but says he does not Intend
TO press his claim while Jeffrles Is TAX.
ing his vacation,
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HISTRlONIC CHITCHAT.

lei Frohman. will be presented over the
Roth circuit during the latter part OF
July. opening In New York city
THAI & Kennedy have secured by
cable n Swedish actor named Thor
watdsen 10 star In "Yon Yonson." the
dialect comedy in which the late Gus
Heege appeared several seasons. Thor,
waldsen was educated in England and
has appeared on the London stage
william Elton and Louis Massen have
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29

have gone TO Avon-by-the-sea' y, ,s
for the summer. They have WV
at this resort. In CON.
sousa and Fanciulll are again ...S n Tor
petition. Each has written marin ,aI,,,st.
the Pan.Amerioan exposition The
ed THE Invlncible Ehgls anu
Electric Century" respectively. :. Avs.
Nance o'Neill. who has peer 49, = man.
tralia for two seasons uhue' ,ral 70.
ngement OF ]. C. Williamson, . W" 10
turn 70 this country next ses .,..
Altar under this managers dlTscu'A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29

The pronounced boom In cycling this
year, like the proverblal SNOWFALL, Is
gathering size and momentum as II
progresses, North and south, east and
west, are enjoying an almost unprece-
dented revival In things awhee
The racing cyclists are not the only
ones on the upward rising tide. The
staid business men and the outdoor wo-
men have returned TO their former love.
and the parks, boulevards and other
resorts where the wheeling folk are
wont TO congregate are dotted with the
forms OF those who push the pedals for
pleasure.
James r. Sullivan. president OF the
Amateur Athletic union, is man who
is keen Judge OF sporting affairs
throughout the United States. He Is OF
the opinion that the cycling boom Is
partially due 10 the intrinsic value OF
the pastime and partly because OF the
interest manifested by the manufao-
turers, who are supporting large racing
teams.
A few days ago Mr.. Sullivan said:
"You can't keep a good sport down. IL
there is anything in 1t, you will find
that II will be forced 10 the fore. Cy-
cling. like baseball and tennis. is TAX
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in which they are to star Fisher and
Carroll
Jessie Mae Hall. for the past two sea-
sons featured with Delcher & Hennes-
sey's Browns In Town" company, has
been engaged by William A. Brady to
play Simplicity Johnson In one Of the
Lovers Lane" companies he is 10 send
on the road next season.
George Blumenthal has engaged
George c. Bonlface, Jr., for the role Of
Ko Ko and J, Aldrioh Libbsy for Pooh
Bah In his forthcoming production Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29

"The Mikado" The summer season on
the American theater New York; roof
garden has begun,
Lewis Hooper who staged the pro-
duction OF "Florodora," has left the
company, He has sailed for London
with John c. Fisher to witness a few
performances Of The Crystal slipper, {"
which will be "Florodora's" successor.
Edward Barbour has written a play
for Frankie Carpenter which will be
produced In August.
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been engaged TO play leading roles In
Peg Wellington" OF which Rose Cogh-
Ian Is to be the star.
Mrs Charles A. Doremus' English
comedy, "A Terrible Tangle," has been
rehearsed at Proctor's Fifth Avenue
theater and will be given In an early
production, completely equipped with
new scenery and accessories. THE Man
From Mexico" in which William Col
lier starred several seasons ago. will
also be revived
! Frederick Warde has secured the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29
CRITIC SUED BERNHARDT.

In reviewing the Paris premiere on
"L,Aiglon" the critic OF Figaro outlined
the story and intrigue Of Rostands
drama so clearly and lucidly that Bern
hardt utilized this portion OF his matter
as a synopsis in the playbills and SOU
venrs printed in the interests Of her
enterprise. The critic--Henrl Fouquier
considered that ne was entitled to a
share in the profits from the sale of the
souvenirs, entered suit and was given a
,,a.dgof
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loon. ne orders
beverages for
all present.
These having
been imbibed
and paid for,
Sullivan draws
forth an order
book and. FIX
ing his eye
coldly on the
proprietor Of
the cafe, says;
young Teller,
I'm the agent
for this style of
corn Juice.
Now, ] want an
order from you.
Sign rig h t
here" And the
former cham
pion puts his
finger on the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29

Fred wallace, who was io''D
member Of the Pike stock companSS' a.
been re-engaged by Mr. Hum a"'
toin his old associates In DeIIo''
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Cycling racers in the east are now
In their glory, Many big meets have
already been held The chief interest
seems to. be centered in the. motor paced
events.
All the prominent middle distance
cracks have been busy In this line. At
the opening Of the National Cycling as
sociation's circuit, July 4, the cham.
pions will settle down TO summer Of
continuous work. SO many events are
In View that the season will. although
scheduled to end in September, con-
tinue through TO the middle Of October
The home coming OF Major" Taylor
will be Of great Importance. The coll
ored wonder has worsted the cham
pions of Europe and now has clear
title to the worlds championship. He
will ride In the N. c. A. races.
Harry Fixes offer to race the INA.
JAN" will probably be accepted. Fixes
is a wonderful rider. He has barrels OF
endurance. as his feats in the last six
day race at Madison Square Garden,
New York, proved, and terrific speed.
He will be "up against the real thing"
however, when he starts against Tay-
lor.
Women golfers are unusually promi-
nent on the links nowadays. The pub
lcity given TO their accomplishments
tended to make the women experts
more or less retiring, but the shyness
seems TO have completely disappeared
Chicago St Louis, San Francisco and
other western cities where golf flour
lshes have hundreds of fair devotees Of
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proper place. If the saloon keeper
wants a row on his hands, he attempts
to side step, Otherwise he signs upon
which Sullivan bids him good day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29
YOURS TRULY AS AGENT.

John L. Sullivan has some peculiar
Ideas as to the proper method of secur-
ing orders for the brand of whisky for
which he is agent. Walking into a sa-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29
ED SCOTT ON "rur LAST n,,, ;,

Il think'as tlcklIsh a position a, q
pitcher can find himself in is to bays
the bases full, with nobody out and ,ro
strikes and three balls on the batsn AN
II requires all the nerve Of a pitcher,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29

Irving X. Baxter, the fanor.
jumper aud pole vaulter Of tbo I I', nlsA
slty Of Pennsylvania, win do Un,Ver'
have a victorious tour thron ,1uV,le''
Iand' Baxter arrived ON the p Gls'
shores few days ago. and he l n,..lsa
losing no time in getting ln,o I'M u'sulS
with both feet" The lankv ve a1 iyuy
the red and blue is a world beatsr ''s o. .,
the cold chills that he Is canaho 'na
sending down the backs Of fine pr,.,., o'
ers VIII hold 'em for awhilen '''"'
Arthur Duffy, the crack Georo..
university flier is to meet poy e,,o"n
the other side in July The no oC.' "a
then turn themselves loose nm I ,t
transatlantic athletes. DuNy ia IN ,o. Wv
that may well be styled the abe,, o' ~, % !,
lie mas twice equaled his world,s ~. W,
ord Of As seconds for the Ioo : y 'co,
dash with apparent ease, and ,bers 'a a.l
those who say that before the vsa. aI +,
over he will chop the mark down 1' -
other peg or two an
CHARLES L, EDwARDrs
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ing on new lease OF life. These
sports, like many others. will keep on
gaining. 1t is the natural tendency of
the time to manifest increased interest
In healthfu sports"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29

Seldom before in the annals OF the
running turf have so many good horses
been disabled and rendered unfit to I'LL
engagements as has been the case this
season. Garry Hermann. leading candi-
date for the American Derby at WASH
ington park, Chicago, broke down sew
eral weeks ago, For a time the physl.
clans despaired OF his ever being able
to race again. II was stated that the
game thoroughbred would be retired
from the track and placed In the stud
because OF an affection OF the heart.
Several prominent eastern horses
have lost much money for their owners
through poor physical condition. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29

the game who are now swinging the
clubs with all their might
In the east. where New York, Boston
and Philadelphia golfers lead the pro-
cession, the short skirted women with
their gay capes and jackets are throng-
ing the courses and sending the compo-
sitlon spheres through ambient air with
vim that betokens the smashing Of
records--and cubs-beforo the flying
snow draws the curtain.
There are four eastern golhng women
who are particularly In the glare OF the
calcium. Miss Frances r. Griscom Of
Philadelphia, present champion of
America Miss Ruth Underhlll of the
Nassau Country club, Glen Cove. Long
Island; Miss Geneyieve Hecker OF the
Essex County Country club, Orange.
N. j., and Miss Beatrlx Hoyt OF the
Shlnnecock Hills Oong Island) Golf
club. make up quartet that VIII de-
eide the women's championship OF 1901.
The four women are practically alone in
their class.
Miss Underhill recently won an addi-
ton TO her fame by defeating Miss
Griscom In a club contest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29

swift At.nt
proo,, ~. m's,eekln' a fayorlte a.
ana ~. Handicap. strained a ' ,a No
co nr ,'s owner William Barrl.sSe a1on,
vompelled to scratch him N,lck was
heene's Conroy, winner of James h,
hans p i, ,sn. has recently bo6 crook
sa = mat rendered necessary h h mis-,
'r ,T, from several ehgagems 'rs With
me unexpected often hannas
rua',s' ana no owner or trainer % TUT
mat his champion Of TODAY T n,e, Is surs
mas been" of tomorrow 3' not 10
William A. Brady is now M,
nghting game for good. uls Son o. No
renew his contract with lin ,'',ute TO
p'arks the passing OF an in, Seufes
"sute from the world OF fstlans '''lns
turing his career as fight NO..
a',u promoter which dates bact "a se'
zen years, Brady kept his NAM, nv" spou,
nen'ly before the public. lie ney pOai'
an opportunity to boost bls 'e e 9sl
ana right or wrong upheld tbor "SnNs
thinBs' In his management ~ =, ~ N an
Dett-sulllyan' corbett- Mitchell co 's O9I'
rltzslmmons, JefIrles FllzsIno,,,o.e'''
Jettries-sharkey and Jerrlo, Wv i9n'
bouts Brady gained internation,I1 VIoelI
BRADY says there Is no mora , ,a' laIae
puglllsm' and he intends 10 eonH Iuey N
theatrical ventures. 'inue bis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29

su~upua HE baseball season Of 1901 viii
be remarkable for other rea-
sons than the pronounced re-
III. ylyal which characterized us
nnnnltr IL WIN also De
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29

"a MEXICAN yachtsmen are
~ looking forward eagerly to
the races between the Consti-
s.s 2h tuition, the independence and
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-01-10
MCCLURE.

Hon. A. w. Potter, of Selins-
grove, was in town Saturday look
ing after political affairs.
The West Beaver district Sunday
school convention was held in the
st. Matthew church Saturday, Jan.
5, 1901.
The Evangelical congregation are
having their church papered by the
boss paper hanger, W. j. Treaster.
Last Saturday William Hoffman
and Amelia Wagner were united in
the holy bonds of mairimony. We
wish them happy journey on the
ocean ot life.
Mrs. Keller, of Altoona, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Re.hrock.
The death angel has again visited
our town and taken from our midst
Miss Mertie Dreese, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Dreese. The
deceased was an estSmable young
lady and her death has cast shad-
owy gloom over our town. Her
remains were inferred in the Nc
Clure cemetery, Friday afternoon,
Rev. OFT officiating.
We hope the time is not tfm away
when our merchants and comectlon-
er will pass the same resolutions in
regard to selling cigarettes as one of
our neighboring tOwns-Troxelville.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-01-10
SALEM.

Misses Della and Nerna Mover
and Mrs. IA. G. Snabel, were so Sum
bury last week.
Oscar Kaltriter and Frank Jar
rett, attended Christmas entertain
n,ent at Fremont, Monday evening.
Burton Boyer, of Michigan and
naother Mrs. Samuel Boyer ofSelins-
grove, werethe guests of J.. w. Row
and family, Thursday.
Samuel Hassinger, of Danville
visited j. NJ. Aurand, Thursday.
G. i. Kessler and Geo. Gember-
ding visited in MifIintown, last week.
w. j. Boyer and wife, entertained
II. H.Schoch, w1fe and children of
I;Selinsgrove, Rev. and Mrs. ii. q.
sSnabel, and Misses Ida Miller and
Edith Wilmer ut dinner, Christmas.
Jokn Musser, wife and daughter,
of Shamokin, are visiting the family
of Ezra Meiser.
The Chrsitnn.s entertainment was
a decided success, every part was
beautifully rendered. One of the
most inspiring was motion song by
nine young ladies, who deserve
especial praise for their graceful per-
formnnce. The church was tastily
decorated, and a large crowd assem-
.bleJ.to witness the exercises.
l.. q. Smith and wife, of Blaine,
W. Va, are visiting the latter's par
ents, j. l.. Snyder and wife.
Mrs. Henry Engleis entertaining
her mother aud sister of Moutot,r
county.
Thea Row, wife and daughters
Annie and Edna, J. f. Magee and
wife of kreamer, and Miss Either,
Boyer took dinner 1t GIN. Winners,
Friday.
G. II. Woodruff returned to Phila.
Monday to resume dis stadies at the.
University Of Pennsylvania.
Geo. M. Wilmer and L l.. Luck
were to the state capital on New
Year and took in the orgsnization
Legislature.
Prof. +. e. Fisher was to Krea-
mer Sunday evening.
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HI I IGu'S NIAR F.

Born to Geo. Moll and wife, a son.
Mrs. SeesholtziI spending Il few
weeks in Lykens Valley,
Nathaniel Meyer ami wife spen
asst week at Williamstown.
The farmers of this place are busy
storing away ice tor the summer use.
Miss Margaretta Fryling, Of Sun
bury, was the guest OF Martha
Srhoch one day last week.
Miss Mary Stahl, Of Ncrdilla,
was the guest of Mrs. Samuel Stroud
last week.
Samuel Bower and wife have zone
to Highspire to spend the winter
with their daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Hoh.
Elmer krumbine, wife and chill
dren, of Womelsdorf, spent part VI
last week at Peter Bailey's.
Miss Gertrude Grate and LITTLE
nephew, of Sunbury, visited friends
in this place Sunday.
John keiser, wife and little son
of Milton, called on friends in thi
place Saturday evening.
Peter Klingler and wife gave
Christmas dinner to all their chill
dren and grandchildren. The da'
was spent very pleasantly.
Daniel Sassaman and family
tertained his brother, Jonas, an
wife, OF Riverside, and Mrs. Hun
mel, of Shreiner's, Sunday.
Arthur Noll and wife spent la'
week at Shamokin and Gown Cit,
Henry Bower, James Young an
VIM. Meyer spent Christmas at $
linsgrove.
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Arnold and wife, o. G. Rice and
wife, Mrs. Frank Blaizdell and
Messrs. Fox and Froutz, of Port
Treverton.
Charles Freeborn of Mahanoy,
spent Sunday in town.
c. II. Keller who is employed at
Selinsgrove, spent Sunday at home.
J. G. Snyder and family spent
Sunday with his parents at Selins
grove.
Miss Minnie Meyer, of Independ-
ercr, was a welcome visitor at the
Port Trevorton hotel over Sunday.
Mr.. Specie, of Speeceville, was
among the Saturday night callers in
our town. 90
G. Irwin Reichenbach, of Shamo-
kin, called on his daughters, Sunday.
Miss Della Sholly of Eclipse, Wis
tied her parents during the past week.
Miss Isora Arnold and mother
have gone to Washington ID. c. to
visit the latter's three sons who re-
side there.
Hiram Fox of Sunbury, is visit
ing his sick father, Christopher Fox.
Mrs. Edwin Wolf, of Shamokin,
visited her parents, Henry Stepp and
wife, Sunday.
Rev. Buck and wife of Shamokin
who are noted for their musical tai.
ent, have been taking very active
part IN the protracted meeting which
is in progress in the Evangelical
church.
G. w. Knights and M. II. Her-
rold transacted business at the coun.
ty seat last week,
George Houser made a business
trip to Shamokin Dam, Saturday.
Mrs. S. Herrold and sons after
having spent the past two weeks with
relatives at Lykens and vicinity re-
turned home, Saturday.
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IlOFFEIf
ID. G. Garman is very i'll at pres
ent with brain fever.

ID. G. Garman is very i'll at pres
ent with brain fever.
The school directors of Chapman
township met in Arnold's school
house, Saturday and paid the teach
ers for their fourth months service.
Miss Lena Gilbert, who was visit
ing at VIM. Bohner's returned home
again Wednesday.
Thomas Herrold, teacher of the
Locust Grove school, gave a grand
spelling bee Friday evening.
Henry Hummel was employed by
David Portzline last week.
The protracted meeting in the U,
Is. church at McKees is making gooG
progress at present.
w. l.. Hummel lost a va'uabl,
horse Wednesday.
Albert Meiscr lost one of the bes
horses in the lower end of the county
He had purchased the horse of Mr.
Richter at Selinsgrove.
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WEST BEAVER.

There have been no new promises
made for 1901. | suppose they all
think the old one will stand good
For another wear.
james Peter, L. f. Hcrbster and
family, Viola Steely and Emanda
Shook are now located at Frank lin
Forge, Blair county,
Mrs. W. Y. McGiaughlin spen,
the past week in MitEin county Wis.
iting nms Other old acquaintance
Adam Baumgariner died Wed.
nesday OF last week and was buriaj
Saturlayst the Bakers church. An
other Old,soldier was laid to rest.
Jerry Knepp is having wood
sawed for the purpose of running his
cider mill next seasen, providing
there wie be something for which
to run it.
Henry W. knepp, blacksmith,
moved from Burnham to his own
house in Bannerville last week. 1t
has been seported that he is unable
to follow his trade on account of his
health.
Thomas Herbster & Co. have
been busy saving wood the past
few weeks, for parties who have had
the good lIck in getting big sup
ply.
Daniel II. Treaster has been en-.
gagged in the lumber busioess for the
past month IN Huntingdon eountv.
p. w. Ireaster and family, of
Burnham, Mitflin county, spent
Chrisimrs with his parents, l.. 3.
Treaster and wife.
S. II. Phillips has been engaged
in taking out timber for AK handles
the past week to be used for the
pioneers in the Boer army.
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A Ban l. rupt Judges LinbilIties.

Pittsburg, Jan. Sin the United
States district court yesterday Judge
Peter p. Smith. Of the PENNSYLVANIA
superior court, filed his schedule OF
assets and liabilities in the case in
bankruptcy, filed against him. He
owes s49,56 and his assets are SIS
600, the assets consisting entirely Of
mortgages. Attached to the schedule
is certificate by notary public that
the bankrupt is took weak and inflrm
to sign the schedules, but that they are
signed by his daughter at his request
and in the presence Of the notary. That
he is sick man is shown by the fact
that he owes 1923 for medicine and the
service Of physicians.
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Ho~'s This ?

w. offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward tor any case of Catarrh tlaI
annot be cured by Halls CatarrL
Cure. +. j. CHENEY & co.
Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned, have known
Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
III all business transactions and 4
nancially able to, carry out any obi.
cations made by their firm.
Toledo. o.
WALplNe. KISNAN h MARVIN, whcle
syle Druggists, Toledo, O,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price zoe
per bottle. Sold BY al Druggists.
Halls family Pills are best.
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kREAMER.

Prof. Geo, f. Fisher and wife, OF
Selinsgrove, took supper with j. F..
Walters Wednesday.
Geo. Gordon, who has been work
ing away from home, has returned
to spend the winte with his family.
Misses Mabel Gutelius and Kath-
crime Hook spent Christmas at Sha-
mokin where the latter's parents
reside.
James Row and family and s. A.
App and wife, of Selinsgrove, spent
Nmas with the family of j. +. Wal
ter.
Frank Thomas, the enterprising
dealer in stock of Sunbury, shipped
a carload of cattle from this place
last week.
A. B. Keck, the veteran auc-
tloneer OF Sellnsgrove, had an allc-
tion at the hotel Saturday evening.
n. G. Gutelius gave a New Years
dinner to about forty relatives.
Harry Pontius, while cutting
wood in his woods, was hit by a
limb of a tree and received nasty
cash on the head. He is improv-
ing rapidly.
A. ID. Kreamer sold his little
Kentucky trotter to a sheriff of on,
of the nelghboring counties.
Mrs. Thomas Dietrich and son
Ray, visited her sister, Mrs. G. ID
Bolig at Winfield Sunday.
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NIDDLESWARTH.

Mrs. Isaac Bickel is on the sick
list.
Alvin, son OF Job Hartman. " no
had a severe attack of Sc rlet fever.
is slowly improving.
james Bingaman left for the vest
ern counties whele he will seek en-
ployment.
The Institute held in Herman's
school house Friday night was we'll
attended.
jeremiah Bowersox bought II
young horse in Mitiiin Co., last week.
Miss Mary Herman visited her
grand parents in Troxelville over
Sunday.
Our school reports will give
low percentage of attendance this
month as many children are stricken
with scarletina.
There is quite talk in thisvicin-
ity as to president judge.
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SUMMIT HOTEL

The boys had a be!ling for the
new couple, Monday evening. Some
of them got too much Shade Noun.
tain dew.
A skating pond covering about an
acre and consisting Of very smooth
ice is atfording ample enjoyment for
the yeuug men of this vicinity.
Edgar Derr and bride visited his
brother last week.
The great lumber king of Mus
ser's Valley was here one day last
week and brooght his wagon to haul
props.