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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-30
P0STOFFTCE BOYCOTTED.
CITIZENS OF CLIFTON ANGRY BECAUSE OLD
OFFICIAL WAS REMOVED

u 'r1+>9 OF OI1IF IUN ANGRY BECAUSE OLD
OFFICIAL WAS REMOVED
Passalc May % (SpeciaD.-A boycott has been de-
clared against the Clifton postoffce by the resi-,
dents OF the town. who are mostly New-Yerk bust
ness men The boycott has come about because
the Fostoihce Department removed Alvin Webb
who had been postmaster many wears. and put In
MS place William Kerr a Republican politician
kerr took hold on Saturday night The residents
S anSEy' they had protested but without avail
81 uIIay they met after church and agreed TO
pace boycott on the office $500 W
They refuse TO buy stsmns or sunnlias sro.. "
aJ i larry their letters TO New-York or Passae 10
and send a lew even refuse to get their mail
fsstad ttnelf chlldren IL is said. Webb mas pro-
esseS tatsatnst the action. and says that he has
Ts15 q nus trends TO give IL up. Kerr's salary is
the ho,,co.s nus 70 the business his office does II
The VOSSo1 continues he will not receive any paw
sSle postofiee. il is rumored
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-30

R. c. Watson. jr, of Westbrook, paired with
his clubmate Knapp. and won by 3 UP and ID
play. after splendid match Knapp made heroic
stand to stave of defeat but WatsOn's capital
game proved invincibIe. The cards:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-30

Alfred c. Coke is United States Judge for
the Northern District of New-York. The Judge
ship for which he has been nominated was recently
created by act of Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-30
INVITATION TO coRBTY. YOUNG AND WOOD

AMBASSADOR Won HoLLEBEN INFORMS sEtRE-
TARY HAY OF THE EMPERoR's PURPOSE.
Washington. May s.-Mr. Won Holleben the Ger
man Ambassador. called at the State Department
to-day, by direction Of his government to inform
Secretary Hay that Emperor William expected that
Generals Corbin Young and Wood would visit Ger
many next fail 10 witness the army man9uvres
and that he should extend to them a most cordial
welcome as his own guests. This notice follows one
already received from Ambassador White
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-30

Bye holes not played.
The next match home was between Jasper Lynch
of Lakewood. and John Smith. OF PeweltOn. The
latter is the champion of the Hudson River dis
trict and a capital player. He proved to be in
good form, and Lynch beaten BY Up and
To NAV cards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-30

DR.. Steele. OF Buffalo. assisted by Drs reale and
Banded. of Brooklyn-that Of rsadjusting dis
placed fifth dorsal vertebra. The patient was DR.
George j. Heimer. chairman of the executive com,
mittee of the New-York State Osteooathfc A.
ISOLATION. The operation performed Al 6iz
home No. 13s Madison-ave. The surgeons sue
ceeded after several hours In getting the rsrae
vertebra back into place DIR. HeImer is now out .
danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-30
GENERAL RARBACH RETTRED.

Washington. May 2s.-Brigadier-eiener Abram
a. Earbach, recently promoted from colonel of the
list Infantry, retired to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-30

"ahh OPERATION on DIR. G. j. HELuER
s Inc OF the most and difficult operations In
was performed yesterday in this city by
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-05-29
LOGAN.

II rains some on the Kiows, occa-
siossily also
A deputy sheriff came down Ss,ur-
day and rolled ,fT one Of the roller
who was q little toe free 10 the use OF
his shot gym among the cattle. Ton
smnh made the complaint having sec'
the shooting done.
A letter fr IN u. II. S'cadman (Med.
icinc) states that be has sold out BIZ
place near Waonga, Blaine county
aud Is going west, expecting to bc her
about Jane lst.
Jack Evans and wife visited thei
son recently. While here he bough
a half section Of land Of Mrs. Mar
Goddard.
| u s. Canton has sold his stock to !
=, Scott.
+. NJ. Bohn has placed dam acros
Don Jose creek aud will irrigate abou
25 acres this summer. lie has 6n,
u,w feuee machine and can weave orna.
mental fcYoe as good rs can be bough
at the factories.
Mrs. Den Evans brother Is visi,in,
her.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-05-29
NORTH FLATS.

o. Boyer is working for y. A Twist.
Miss Eli,h Loofbourrow has been
improving her claim.
George Winters made trip 10 Liber>
al recently after wire aud is fencing
his claim.
Three more new arrivals on the Oats
but we have not Learned their names.
They all have good teams and farming
implements.
A daughter, mo.her.in>law and two
sons Of Killip Geers came ia this week
from Woods county and will improve
their claims.
Rhodes aud Blanchard have aban-
doned their we'll after going down las
feet. They are nov putting down su-
other one and have struck water at so
feet.
A letter received from Dclbcrt Sorter
states that no Lon Jones aud a brother
aud two sisters OF Mr.. Jones', who all
have claim, on the fats, vii. soen start
for Beaver county.
One Of our new tattlemeu made q
trip to Liberal. Kansas, Saturday re.
,uraing Sunday with . new windmill
which they will put up on one of.heir
claims. They have well dug and
will mako reservoir snd build houses
They have four claims aud 400 head
II cattle.
B. +. Lewis made trip to Liberia
last week to purchase lumber for q new
house. WIN. Hogssit will DO the car
penter work for him.
Grandpa Hustled Is getting along al
right aud is on the 70. He visited hi
sons recently, made . trip to Liberal
Kansas, last week and Saturday drov
down to Beaver.
George Winters has his house pias
tered aud had Il not been for the mis-
take OF lumber dealers he would bav
besn occupvins il at present. Whe'
he come 10 build the fue lie was shor
. 90 bricks. Mrs. Winters has painte
( the house, barn aud ont buildings ,
fas, as Gs,rgo ani WIN. Hogse,
9 could build them. Altogether il look
like @ gorge had started a osw town o
). the fats.
10 KRANK
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-05-29

the next world win be hot enough to
,n,ke up for any chilliuess in this.
Neal For was sowing ksffir coru seed
md hsrowining on horseback last
week.
Every body is feeling happy over the
fine rains.
Jumbo dug a we'll at his garden this
.priug but II |, keeps on raining like IL
has for the past week he wont need il.
JUMpo in.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-05-29
NYE.


Raipl Raul! Raiu!ll
And windl
The Cimarron river has been flood
ing the valley again.
Sunday school was organised Sun
day aud the following were elected:
Supt. Mr. Free; Tres.. Eueice Dick
Sec Docia Spurgeon.
John Clarry has quit working for
Mr.. Free.
Quite . number OF the youag people
| gathered q, DR.. Dickefsous Sunday sf.
ternoop aud played eroquct.
A dance will bs give. at N. O
Danks' Friday June 18th, 10 honor oi
Maude's and Foy's return from school
fco cream aud csko will be served
Everyone como aud trip the light fan
tas,io. Good music.
CHARLEY Free has now wagon.
Holsie Dsnks and sister Osie At
tended q dance st Mr. Brinkmsu'
Monday night.
Miss Ella Baker is having . house
ouilt ON her claim.
| ANON.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-05-29

Apr. ~ 1903
Notice 10 hereby given that the fo'iow'ns
nA,sed settler has a ed notice of his in-
tcntiou TO make hnai proofin support ~ hi,
claim and th,t said proof vii be made before
Jay ". Pickard. Clerk Of the District cout In
as Beaver county Oklahoma. and In case
OF his absence before Claude II. Blanchard
his deputy, at Beaver, .. +. ON June icos
viz;
Jennie Pulllns. of cIlRe. q. T., he osis for
tho ex swX. swN swk Sec 80. nwA nwA SEQ
s,T3N. r ss ECw.
She names the following witnesses II prove
her contiARous residence upon and cultiva-
tioB Of said land, via;
Charles Turkie. Mcrrctt 1fcse. Beverly
Hess. Jess Sinclair Of Legan. r.
fD HEALy. Register.
FP s-l I9os.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-05-29
CROOKED GREER.

We have had perfect torrents Of rain
here FOR the Iast week. The creek
has been out Of It's banks aud higher
than for several Years.
Gardens are locking 6ne where the
sand has not whipped ,hom out.
Alfalfa barves, is here again. That
accounts for those fne rains lately.
There is considerable fence TO 6x
here since the creek has bocp 90 wild.
John Ba,eman and wife we're return
ing from Euglewood last Thursday aud
attempted to cross the creek but failed.
Mrs. Batcmau stopped at j. b. Eli
OTIS and John went on across with
some ether men, Wa hops they got
across the Cimsrron all right.
G. NJ. Pemberton and son George
were over helping Blair Ruth iu alfal.
IA last week but the rain stopped their
work for awhile.
Grass Is growing fine and ca,tlo ore
looking nice in this locality.
John Pemberton is down on the
Boavor this week helping Milt Ws,t
build a house on his claim.
These 6ue rains will gladden. the
hearts Of the many new settlers and we
truly hope they may prosper here with
US.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-05-29
COIN.


The ground is pretty wet; tao grass
is pretty green; the river is up yet, aud
looks pretty mean. Corn Is doing
well; garden Ct for tho dish; Jumbo
feels swell, cause he had some fl,h.
Iscrge Coshow is breaking sod. be-
.ausc the ground is wet; aud there Is
nos q clod to make his horses fret
Dan Whitaker had his hair cut in the
latest style; Clint Coshow clipped
.,ch u hi.ie every little wbilo.
While breasisg c broncho the other
y Milton Watt got q 6ne dog killed.
horse kicked him on the head.
James ShsHer, the hustliug little
armer Of Crooked creek, has his farm,
ing nearly completed.
Henry Piers,t, one Of TsintoPs en-
.loyes went TO Montana Last week.
On the slst snt 22d inst, We had
The biggest rains ws have had for sew
,eral years.
John Bat man got his team d,wu
! while trying to cross Crooked creek
last week. John hsd TO jump iutt
/" the water and carry bis wife to shore
a The team managed TO re, out.
Charles Prescott came TO tho ri,el
o Friday but was afraid 10 venture |,
with . load. lie went TO the rancl
a aud got Tsiu,or's bu ,ch Of horses ant
+, drove them ecross several tiwcs. Thi
packed the river bed 80 he could eros
safely.
Otto Peiis vent 10 Doetlio. Ksusa'
j. last week 10 hunt work.
u Mia Nsmis Roberts has cons hon
TO a lss<s ieeons ,hh ssnnsr.
FL nIyssls ~ wusslz ThHs The W.
"A 10 aslss \ ts.Abs vall 1t1elk ID
I ~ sssss--ee tssesyI hs3so(l ~
~ yeus1--to hsnsvel 9sIs ~ "a
: ~. teyesss ~ (e>a4s
'' ':.'s II ! I
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-05-29
ELMwooD.
The TRAMP.

Job, R,,.s.r .,v. dana. =, ,h.;,
home Friday evening. Almos, all the
ycung on Clear creek attended, thore
were JUS, enough, and they had a good
time. The guests departed early in
morning, jus, u, break Of day.
We had quite q rain Wednesday and
THURSDAY. also . hail storm Tbur.day
Fences were washed down. crops aud
gardens ruined. The creek was higher
than 1t has ever been known TO be be-
fore. Mrs. Weedsu's cellar cAved in
Tom Campbell lost several fruit trees.
Everyone suffered some loss but there
Is some good 10 every tang Tor the
Clear ersehers hsd 'os cream after the
"a'''
o's Of Chris Plains horses was bad
y cut on . wire fence that was down,
while he was driving home fr0" The
dance
The fishing party from Beaver have
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-05-29
Write for bo ,ks entitled
"CAMPlN0 IN COLORADO"
"FiSHlN0 IN COLORADO"
Land Office at Woodward, OF,

Land Office at Woodward, OF,
Apr IL, 1909.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed notice ofibeir inten
tion TO make anai proof In support Of their
claims and ,ha, said proof will be made be-
fore Charles o Tanuehili, Probate Judge In
and for Beaver County, OF, or In his ab-
ssnes then before Cor,ba Kagay. Clerk Of
ssid Court, at Beaver. o 7, on May 81 1909
vis.
Rsya, II. McCeoi, HE ii,o for the wv sex
M swx sec 81 TAN. q as ECx and
Bertha n. Mccool. HE iIs, OF Riverride o T
for the nv mex See 40 M nwA ses alt. N n
s,ECM.
They names the following witnesses to prove
theif continuous residence upon and cuiti-
vstion NJ, said laads, viz;
william p. Evans. william J. Jones. River
side. q r. Arthur Hossett. Beaver. y T.
George Redsn.cr, Clear Lake. OF.
y. d. usALr. Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-05-29
GATE.
kRANK

GATE.
The east srd has been visited with a
number Of hepvy taius and water !,
0 aiding everywhere.
Mr.. Aikens lost 4 calf with blackle,
last week
Bee I.swel!inR 10 holding cattle fol
Sam Gsbbert.
Rye Is loofiug well but wheat will
some exceptions has been winter killed
Barley looks we'll.
The TRAMP.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-05-29
nT -
!, X, es.e>~au
s;&dI 10 Fo BEaWMMo
::!' ::s!':;ile and LOCATING AgGnt|
large list Of decided lard
:asonabe Price. Also
small, Ifyou mean
ieaver. Oklshoma. y
HOnGstGaS. !

,s District Court Of Beaver eoastys
ms territory.
faintor. Plaintiff.
w.
1t n. Wood. Robert A. Riessf. Stock
re- Nstionsl Dsnt. Of Ashland. Kaussss
dants.
descendants IN the sbovs styled esess
take notice that they save been sus6 ~
above named piaiuti6 In said Cctrt 80
.nisaid Defendants fGil 10 sppees and -.
SeS OF demur 10 the petitisu nisd hsreiu ~
aid Pisinti6 on or before the let dag Of joy
4. D. tses. ssid pssltios will BE- ta1vn ~ tr~o
and judgment rendsssd aocordiug'ysi fss
the ssnesliation of lssd from ssld nessrt
A. Rieser TO said E~cst \. WOOD ser ~
,south hall. ~ southeast quarter, ~ essei8v
'shifsy Ave ~ ~ Tewuship sIx. ~ North ssd
lot ess ~ aud two (sj S<siics We ts) Towu'
ship evs ID Ill II Rsnss twsnty-six ~ ecn.
Beaver sDunlv. 0klsaoma.
asa thas ju1onsrt fOs ap<ssoc pssfwA'
eneo q eon1roel ~ ssa6srsd aeaiNst esid -
so1hnoo so6 1has seto saet o. Ieuo - ~
c>1po1 - ~ ooolu>io.
~ ~ ~ fsos( ~ Icn6 - esessed 80
Y = = = ~ rpusoo6s - 6xeh ~ Il apos1o4
~ GI 1 1SGllon q uuuloab>s lieo ~ -
ir11 B TN : = ~ pleino11 = ~ osM N
4 Io 16een Ulih ~ f,ssees 49,
M m ~ ~ ~ Mp ~ Y. ..1
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-05-29
Land Once at Woodward. D. T

koou otaSV - "oouWeS"s ".
Apr IL 1902
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his inten.
,ion 10 make ana, proof In support Of bis
claim. and that said proof will bs made be-
fsrs the Register and Receiver, Of the U b
Land Office Il Woodward, o. +. on June
90 1908. viss
Isaac Jones Of Grte, o. T.. HA Igo4 for IN,
nwk scc -. r sN. Rs,E Z.
iie names the following witnesses to prov
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva
tion OF said land, Wis
Thomas X. Maphet Of Engiowood. Kansas
Jshn Taylor. william Piera,t, Sherman J
Taylor Of Gate, o.. T.
r, d, HEALr. Register.
First published s-ss 1909.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-05-29
Land once at Woodward. o. +


May rsps.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has nlcd notice Of his intention
60 make final proof In support OF his slaim and
that said proof win be made before Charles y
Tannchiii judge OF the probate eeurt In and
for Beaver county. o. T.. or In case OF his ab-
scnce then before cortha Ksgsy clerk Of said
court at Beaver o T on June 80 ioos viz:
charles r. Free. OF Nys. o T.. HA ,ss for
the sex mex nS SEX mex sw y Sec s4T6S.
X ss ECM.
lie name the follovisy witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cal,iva.
tioa OF said lands. via,
Milton W. Anshutx, william T. Dick. Albert
Potter, Milton W. rice u Nyc. OF
r. d. HEALY. Register.
E-P S-1p
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-05-29
Ls.d once a, woodward. o. =

Apr 70 iy,a
Neiioe 10 hereby given that the following
named settler hes nled notice Of his In.
testioa 10 make anal prooi in support Of his
claim. and that said pfom will be made BE-
fore Jay ". Picksrd. clsrh Of the district
coust VI HEAVIER county. Okiahoms TsrSitosys
sst n esss oi his abseno, then beffss Clsn1e
n Bissohsrd dsputy clcsk. ~ the aG1V u
slsSs. q seavss. Oklshsns Sessilssys -
Juss > 'sess viss
Lsas ThasnA " ssnavuIlrg>o. =, nA
- !: "a .sss :: :, = = 81 = '.1
a.ss .! !. !. ~ !. !!ss.ss y :.:' ~.
~ - 49, ~ Wi
ns~A y nscas& ssessI oully. ososss
es<s~ ~ 6vssN.SvalIkx.1u 10. q J. W. Tkoonrscu.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-05-29
FPs-is
lssd once 81 woodws
Nal

Ms
Notice II hereby given that fS'
named settlers have nied noticPo
tion 70 msks nnsj proof In
claims and that ssis proofY
fore n. y. Quius. U. ~. ~
sss u sss1 fsr Brewer oyy'
sass. o. r. ~ Juas. yfup .
Harry 4. ccomss a.,
- ;, TAN = ssE~
s:ssi ya.s4
slsy ssss ~
(Aels sse(lsss1P
~ q ~
s..s... cs.:ss ~
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-05-29
Land once at Woodward, o. 7,

Land once a. Woodward, or,
May, %, ioos
Noticeis hereby given that the following
named settler has aled notice OF his Intention
to make fnsl proof In support Of his claim,
aud that said proof will be made before Char
les q, TanLehiii. probate Judge In and for
Beaver county. %, T.. or In his absence then
before Cortha Kasay. clerk OF said court ut
Beaver. o. r., on June, ~, 10o2, viz:
william 7. Diekersop. lie lass for the ~
sex Sec 30. ny ueK Sec 81 TON. II % RcM.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivs
tIon OF said land. via;
Henry Peitz. Harry butler. Harry Butts. o
Nyc. q. T.. ormpi A. Bender. OF Riverside. o
Z.
y. d. HEaIy. Register.
First pub s-,5
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Land once q, woodward. q. r.
May , 10.
Notice IL hereby given that the folio,
named settler has nlea notice OF his
tsniion TO make nnsi proofin support OF
claim, and that said proof will be mad
fore Charles q. Tsnnehiii. probate juds
and for Beaver county or In bis absence !
before cor;hs kasay clerk of said
Heavier o. T.. on June a. 'oos. vixi
Orlando J. Losfbourrow. he 1oJ
and swk Ne y and ~ sex sees
ECM.
He names the following wi'ncs-
his continuous residence upon d
OF said land, Wis; q,
Joha X. Thomas, Abssi Gro
L. Floyd. Carter Tracy. Of Besve
f.ns HsALY, I
FPs-is
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-05-29
Land ONCE u, Woodward, o. T.

Land once at Woodward, OF
Apr ~. 1904.
No,lce Is hereby given that the following
named settler has nlgd notice OF hi, intentios
to make nnnl proof In support Of his claim
and that said prsof will bo made before Jay T..
Pickard, clerk OF the district court Of Beaver
county. o. T.. and In case Of his absence be-
fore Claude X, Blanchard, deputy clerk n,
the once Of said clerk at Beaver, Okla. Ter.
on June ., lyos, Wig:
Amos N. Moss Of Custer %. r. HA No $500
for the mex Sec IS. Ts N. 81 ECM.
Ito names the following Witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tien Of said land viz:
Charles l.. Ford. Robert l.. Carr. Elisha b
Earl, Norval W. Earl. OF Custer, OF.
y. u. uEALY, Re gister.
Flint pub. t-N
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100000 Reward.
The above SUN will be paid for in
formation leading to the arrest and
conviction Of any one guilty Of killing,
stealing or depredatirg on any cattle
belonging TO the.
FREb TAINToR,
G mo. Euglewood, Kan.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-05-29

,...e,xe, leave. s.il lateral '' cop. m.
Passenger isayer Meade 6:oS y. m
wHtrBOuSD.
Passenger arrives ut Meade ";is IN
Passenger arrives nj Liberal isaop. "a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-17
GLASS SCRAP
Seniors and Others OF the High
School Attempt to Break Up
Reception Of Juniors.
Invade the Scheeler Home and
Precipitate a Vigorous
Encounter.
Police Called and Students Are
Hauled Before the Mayor
for Lecture.

Members of the senior class of the
Der of the pupils of the eighth and
higher grades, precipitated an encoun-
ter at the C. j. Scheeler home Friday
evening that resulted in round-up
by the police and the appearance of
twenty five young men and boys in the
mayors court at $3.50 p. IN. to receive
lecture that wasn't exactly scientific,
but which was vigorous and pointed.
The junior class of the high school
was invited to spend the evening with
Sherwood Scheeler at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Scheeler.
No. 40I North Center street. Some OF
the senior boys and their lieutenants
of the under classes sought to emulate
the tabooed custom OF certain colleges
and interfere with the festivities. Their
plans seem to have miscarried. No jun
ior fell into the seniors hands en- route
to the reception, so about . O'Clock the
force of high class men and boyish
supporters went to the extreme OF IN
vading the home where the social gath
ering was in progress. They entered
by the front door and finding numerous
chairs in their path they proceeded to
throw them into the yard. one OF the
juniors, Harry Veach, was captured
and an attempt was made to carry him
off, but the juniors made such vigor-
Gus defense that the ASSISTANTS were
forced to the door and We're unable to
accomplish anything further than to
create disturbance.
The juniors repealed the attack with
vigor, being displeased with the inva-
sion of a private home, and after the
unwelcome visitors were forced to re-
treat the doors to the home We're locked
and the police officers were summoned.
City Marshal Nicholson and OFFICER
Hanson arrived and succeeded IN
rounding up twenty-five of the boys A
few others got away in hurry. Those
captured were taken before Mayor
Jones and We're severely reprimanded
for their conduct. Mr.. Sdheeler did not
desire to file an information against
them and they were released.
One of the seniors was asked today
regarding the affair and said that the
party included only six members of the
higher class, with members of the
eighth, ninth and tenth grades and
some boys who do not attend school He
saws they started out to have some fun,
and had it.
Some of the high school teachers
were guests of Mr.. Scheeler at the class
reception. Mr.. Scheeler is president of
the junior class and aside from the in
terruption a pleasant evening was
spent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-17
SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFICERS.
County Association Elects Officers
Miihiser 10 international! Assncia

County Association Elects Officers
Mi!hiser to lnternatona! Assoca.
ton.
The thirty second annual conventicn
OF the Marshall County Sabbath School
Association, at Liscomb, was broughi
to clos, Friday afternoon with the
annual business session. Officers We're
elected for the ensuing year as fol-
lows:
President-H. r. Milhiser, Marshall
town.
Vice President-George Biersborn.
Liscomb.
Secretary and Treasurer-Mrs. w. r.
Painter, Marshalltown.
Executive Committee-Mrs. W. Ii.
Summers, Marshalltown; E. B. Wiilim,
Haverhill; William j. Fort Marshall
town; John Early, Liscomb; H. P.
Clemens, Clemens; B. w. Sinclair,
Marshalltown.
The following department secretaries
for the year were announced: Normal
work, A. w. Dudley, Marshalltown;
primary. Mrs. j. Fl. Arney, Marshall
town; home, Mrs. w. T. Clemens,
Clemens; home to home visitation, B.
w. Sinclair, Marshalltown.
Delegates We're chosen to both the
state and the international associa-
tons President Milhiser, whose 5Sth
birthday anniversary was celebrated
on the closing day of the convention,
was presented by the convention with
a ticket to Denver and return, and he
will act as the delegate of the Mar
shall county association at the inter-
national convention to be held June
5000. To the state convention, to be
held at Sioux City June 10, II and IL,
delegates We're chosen in the persons
of A. w. Dudley, Miss Belle WEIGH and
r. d. Wilcox, of Marshalltown: Mrs.
j. H. KinZer, of Bangor; Mrs. j. Scott
and B. d. Bueghly, of Liscomb. Mrs.
W. r. Painter, of this city, was named
as delegate at-large. The selection of
the next place of meeting was no.
made, there being no invitation. The
matter will be decided by the executive
committee later on.
Before adjournment resolutions were
adopted censuring the liquor tratnc;
also one thanking the Liscomb people
for the entertainment of delegates.