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HATTERTOWN.
PERSONAL CHAT,

PERSONAL CHAT.
 Miss Lydia c. Benedict has been vis- iting in Norwalk.
 Charles Morgan, who is working for Fairchild & Shelton, in Bridgeport, was at home over Sunday.
 H. P. Morgan and Prof Taylor have gone to Long Island for the summer. Martin Woolsey has been in New York, this week.
 MT and Mrs Charles Schaffer and son, Clarence, of Danbury, were guests of friends in this place over Sunday. An expert carriage painter from New York is working at Pratt's shop.
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THE PROBATE COURTS.

U Court, May 9, 1902.
 Estate of Nancy G. Clark. late of New town, in said district, deceased
 Upon application of Jas. Coley, 'administra- tor of said estate praying power and authority to sell and convey all the real estate of said deceased, as per application on file more fully appears. it is
 Ordered that the said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in said Newtown on the 31st day of May, 1902. at Il o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given of the pendency of said application and fishing the same one time in THE NEWTOwN \ BEE, a weeklynewspaper having a circulation in said district. M. J. Bradley, Judge.
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Shopping by mail Is safe and easy here. A shopper attends to your requests as soon as they are received, samples, if wished, are forwarded q ui ok ly We bring the store to you if you cant come to the store.
 Hundreds of peo- pie trade here by mail. You can do the same thing with profit.
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A special meeting of the Hillside club will be held at the club rooms on Saturday evening at 8 o'clock, to at tend to business of importance. A full attendance is requested.
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BY DISTRICT ATTORNEY WILLIAM
 TRAvERs.JEROME.
 Rev J. H. George, rector of Trinity church, received dispatch, Wednes- day, summoning him to New York as a witness in the police trial of the fam ous Capt Herlihy, who is under grave charges for neglect of duty.
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MT and Mrs Wilbur E. BriscOe and son, Charles Lloyd of Danbury are the guests, this week, of Mir Briscoe's par ents, MT and Mrs Charles l.. BriScoe.
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Misses Gertrude and Eunice Pendle- ton of Bridgeport are at the Misses Peck on the Boulevard for the sum- rnar
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The regular meeting of Jephthah chapter, o. B. S., was held on Monday night. A whist party under the aus pices of the chapter occurs next Mon l day night.
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It is possible Newtown may have one of the famous and prosperous Borden milk condensing factories located in town, provided the farmers take prompt and energetic action. A rep resentative of the company has been in town the past week looking over the field. A meeting will be held next Friday at the residence of James Coles in Hawleyville to talk the matter up, when a representative of the company will be present.
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Theodore Hemingson, the energetic and competent blacksmith, will remove his shop from North Center district to his former location at w. c. John sons, where he will be glad to welcome all his old customers.
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Wakelee, Oliver, National and Gall blows; also extra parts for cultivators
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AT BETTS'.

A line of overalls and working pants for men at reasonable prices.
 A new line of oil cloths for floor and tables, linoleums, etc.
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Norman Northrop finished hoeing his corn for the first time last Wednesday, MT and Mrs Patterson and Mrs
 Holmes of New York passed Sunday 1 at TaylOr'S hotel,
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CONGER MORROW.

aOfseshoeing and General Blacksmith, Cafri- age and Wagon Making and repairing. All ready tO do Hone Clipping at short notice. Shop just south Of Keano's Button Shop
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L. Frederick Chambers of Waterbury has been at his farm in Zoar for a day or two, this week.
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B. K. Morgan of Bridgeport was in town, yesterday.
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Mrs Norman Northrop has a cactus among her plants which is now in full bloom. It is beautiful plant.
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THE D. M. READ co
 
For Summer Gowns.

There everything linen ndreay and Nousn shade of oft andh Thevca
  as he goods. Pncesa efrom19 to 58c
 For Men, The particular the world eatvaue Colored Shirts with collars which white collars be Mems fine medium weight Underwear shirts Oceach
 Hosiery. likes shaped line of Onyx Black Ls in lace work pl heel 
 Mems Black Iise IIaIo, white quality The D. M READ Co.,
 Bridgeport.
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 Miss Jessie Nichols is victim of the humps.
 Twelve more looms from Cleveland, O., will be received in a few days at the Sandy Hook factory of the Fabric Fire Hose Co. Just now in the Cleve- land factory is the busy season on the garden hose business, and as soon as this is over, this machinery is to be moved to Sandy Hook.
 Anything in the patent medicine line can be found at the store of $. c. Bull k Co.,, and at hard pan prices.
 Fred L. Curtis returned to Passaic, N. J., Monday, after d few days passed on Curtis hill.
 A. w. BasSett has turned out at his Sandy Hook shop d fine business wag- on for Henry G. Curtis.
 Paul J. Sanford of St Paul, Minn., has been passing a week at TaylOrs hotel. He is son of the late David Sanford.
 Mrs H. c. Holt and daughter, Mrs Thorpe, of Springfield, Mass, have been passing few days at Taylor's hotel.
 Mrs David Condon has been visiting in New Haven, this week.
 John F. Blake has secured a position l in the factory of the Fabric Fire Hose iCo.
 l.. K. Clymonds of New York was il
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If you are looking for any kind o1 farm machinery D. N. Clark of Shelton asks you to call at his store.
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The esteemed z. s. Peck was 90 years old yesterday. He passed the day with MT and Mrs F. w. Wheeler in Monroe.
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MT and Mrs Frank Bassett of Sey- mour are the guests of MT and Mrs A. M BriScOe.
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W. B. Sniffen, the esteemed Sandy
 Hook postmaster, has been on the sick
 list for a few days, having been threat ened with a fever
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AT ST ROSES.

Father Fox expects to finish the work of taking the annual collection, next week. Father Donohue of New Milford and Father Lawler of Danbury were guests on Wednesday and Thursday of Father E'oY
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Come in and look over our stock of new spring styles of ladies'. mems and children's shoes. They are the best
 goods at the lowest prices. All kinds repair work done. The Sandy Hook Shoe StOre.-[W c. COrbett. Proprietor.
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II. w. Plumb has a fine new single
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The ladies' prayer meeting will be held next Tuesday at 3 o'clock with Mrs Bennett at Mapleton.
 Registered at the Inn: R. L. Buell., Middletown; MT and Mrs Thomas P. Fitzsimons, child and nurse, New York; w. s. Baldwin, New Haven; Mir and Mrs Charles D. Davis, Bridgeport; H. c. Fairchild. Bridgeport; Mrs M. A. SOule Springfield.
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The refrigerators and White Noun tain ice cream freezers are topics now demanding the attention of housekeep- CTS. Those having access to ice can save the price of their refrigerator in one season and there is no better man to deal with than our esteemed friend at Sandy Hook, Hall, E. J. He's all ripht.
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E;. 1T. DILLON & GO.
 The Big Millinery Store.

very pretty and suitable for street and school wear. A line of ladies' wash dress skirts in duck, linen, pique and crash is also offered at very reasonable prices.
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George Fairchild visited friends in Ret bel WedneSdaY.
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Mrs David Congdon returned, last Tuesday, from visit to friends in New Haven.
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It is expected the dog list will be published in next weeks BEE. Mean while there are number of owners of dogs who are in danger of a call from the constable.
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Mrs H. w. Plumb and Miss Lum passed Wednesday in New Milford. the guest of Henry $. Mygatt.
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A taIly-ho party of 20 from Green wich were at the Inn, Hast evening.
 Town Treasurer Joseph Nettleton of New Milford was the guest of A. T Nettleton, Wednesday.
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Children's and mems negligee shirts and clothing for men and boys. A line of gentlemen's trousers, former price $2.5O; selling price $l.50. At Tay- l Tor Curtis & O. $.
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THE BEST FARMER IN TOWN

Has the greatest success because he has the best implements to work with. Flows are the most important of any tool; the best blow to- day and the easiest for man and beast is the new "Le Roy Flow" The large variety of styles adapt them to all the conditions of soil. You can find just the blow for your leeds, and every blow is guaranteed as represented. We are not in a TRUST or COMBINE" Gall fer catalogue and full particulars at H. w. Wood- cuffS. Washington DenOt. Ct-
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BRIDGEWATER,

Mir Dulley of Bridgewater creamery has given Edson Roswell the highest praisel for bringing the. best cream of any one. This speaks we'll for MT Ros- we'll.
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Miss Belle E. Betts of WOOdbury is the guest of Dr and Mrs R. N. Betts.
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John F. Blake has secured a position in the factory of the Fabric Fire Hose CO
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Taylor, Curtis & Co. have a nice line of ladies' and children'S trimmed hats,
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The season for picnics and other outings is almost here. Often they are marred by the lack of cOnveniences. port jewellers, speak in their new ad. to-day of a few articles which may be carried along easily and will be found very useful. The cost is not much compared with the convenience of them.
 Mrs French has been i'll this week,
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BASEBALL NOTES.
OPENING THE BASEBALL SEASON LO
 CALLY.

OPENING THE BASEBALL SEASON LO- On Friday next at p. m., at the NewtoWn Fair grounds. the regular team of the NeWtown Baseball associ. atiOn plays the strong Shelton team of Shelton. This is the first game of the regular season and will be a good at traction for Decoration day. The NewtOwn team this year will be much stronger than last year, and as an ex. cellent schedule has been arranged by the manager, NewtOwn people will have a chance to witness some good games every Saturday and holiday throughout the season.
 The next game after Decoration day is with Hotchkissville, on Saturday, June 14.
 Season tickets good for eight games are now on sale and are selling very rapidly. These tickets admit the pur' chaser to see eight games during the season for which he would pay S2 ii he paid the single admission fee of 25t for each game, including holiday games.
 AS the players play without com pensatiOn, it is hoped the people o1 NeWtOWn will turn out in large mum bers to witness the national game, en courage tue DOyS ana nelp the manager in his efforts to give Newtown people some amusement during the summer
 Season tickets are being sold in New town Street by Arthur T. Nettleton treasurer of the association, and ir Sandy Hook by H. G. Warner and Dl J. w. Gordon.
 Remember the first game is at 2 p m. on Friday next, Decoration day, al the NewtOWn Fair grounds.
 team, minus three of it's best players went to Danbury and played the Dan bury Amateur League team and wer beaten by the score of l5 to 10 in
 loosely played game.
 ICE HOIISE RlJRNED AT hAWIEY
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TO NEW YORK AS A
 WITNESS
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town, Wednesday, the guest of w. T. Cole.
 DENSING FACTORY IN TOWN.
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NEuLECT MEANS DANUER.
 Don't neglect biliousness and consti- patton. Your health will suffer per manently if you do. DeWitt's Little Early Risers cure such cases. M B. Smith, Butternut, Mich., says: 'De- Witt's Little Early Risers are the most satisfactory pills I ever took. Never grippe or cause nausea. R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; s. c. Bull & Co.,, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blake man, Botsford: B. Hawley & Co.,. Stepney; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill.
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l.. K. Clymonds of New York was in
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Registered at the Grand Central: MT and Mrs T. J. Fox, Mrs F. Mo Hugh, Miss Minnie McHugh, New Haven; B. B. Clark, Hartford; David A. Nichols, Shelton; George A. Komer, Mt Upton; Rev J. H. Hoyt, New Ca naan; W. c. Surrson, Bloomfield, N. J.
 Leonard Hotchkiss and family of New Haven arrive in town, to-day They take the Beardsley cottage, boarding at the Inn.
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Ioo2--lmportant Notice

am still at my old business selling the Os-
 borne Mowers, Reapers. Tedders, Rakes. Cul. spring tooth harrow on the market. I have
 the best steel land roller in this country; 1t
 has the celebrated center hitch. l am sFent
 for Relcher X Taylor. ChicOpee Falls, Mass.
 Their Oxford No. 9s steel beam Flows are
 made especially for these New England States.
 am selling Clark'S Cutaway HarrOwS AS of
 old. If you want anything drop me . postal
 Whip lashes; backskin, the genuine article; the price is right. too. washing machine: if you want one, the best one in use.
 LIN. MALLETT. Long Hill, Conn. STANDING TIMBER FOR sALE-Also farm O and buildings thereon. Address 0. J. TAy- Tor, 652 State St., Bridgeport. Ct.
 EOR SALE-The duck farm containing se T acres good building and all Improvements Located K miles from Fairfield depot. LeWil Hiller R D No. 10, Fairfield, Ct.
 | FOR SALE-A farm of 47 acres. consisting ol T meadow, pasture and swamp; Is acre4 | meadow, l2 acres swamp and balance pastur- l age; also orchard of B apple trees just com | ing into bearing; 1-rOom 2-stOtJ house and {
 barn. Situated ih miles sasth of Newtowr
 Street. Terms cheap for cash. Apply to BIT | Office for further particulars.
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Rev c. s. Dikeman, former pastor, is expected to preach in the Methodist church, Sandy Hook, next Sunday morning, and administer the Sacra- ment.
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Miss Elizabeth M. Lum of Seymour is the guest of MT and Mrs H. w. Plumb.
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ICE HOUSE BURNED AT HAWLEY.
 WILLIE.


BUCKET BRIGADE DOES GOOD WORK. The ice house at Hawleyville, in con- nection with the creamery of James Lee, was burned to the ground about noon, Wednesday. The Hawleyville men rallied, and formed a bucket bri- gade, and by hard work saved the Creamery building.
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Mrs David Condon has been visiting in New Haven, this week.
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The popular Meigs & Co. of Bridge port are offering some choice bargains to parents in boys clothing. What makes good clothes for boys? Nothing else than good cloth and good tailoring. Nothing else in their suits for boys but good strong, tough cloths, well put to- gether-the very best there are made. But. the clothes are made before prices so you are certain of getting full value and comfortable and full of wear; for boys to 9, $2.OO to $500; for boys 8 to l6, $3.75 to $6.OO. Handsome blouse sailor suits in serges and cheviots plain colors and fancy mixtures; for boys to 10, $2.50 to S6.O0.
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Mrs H. c. Holt and daughter, Mrs
 Thorpe, of Springfield, Mass, have
 been passing few days at Taylor's
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E ana Dyspeptic ailments. Their action being ?. N sesmeay Ioe htltousness. Constipation, Indi- urny the Hood. Beautify the Oompiexion and !. ilon't fall tn give them N trial. Once tried n Medicine. Sample free by Mall.
 q. N. CLARKE, Nichols, Conn.
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TOWN TOPICS.
A NOTABLE MASONIC EVENT.

LARGE GATHERING AT REGULAR COM
 MUNICATION OF HIRAM LODGE, WED NESDAY NIGHT.
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FARMERS MUCH INTERESTED IN THE
 NATTER.
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Housekeepers will be glad to know that they can find nice line of straw mattingS, carpets, trunks and bags at Taylor, Curtis & Co.'S.
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D NJ. .TUTTLE@Horse Snoelng Shop, Caff1- ID. age Establishment, ,Southbury, Ct Horse Shoeing on natural principles; moro work and speed obtained by proper shoeing. All kinds of wagon repairing at shortest notice. All work warranted to give the best of satisfac- tion money refunded.
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DUBLIO OAUCTION-Pursuant to an order
 r from the Court of Probate for the District of Newtown. I will sell at public Auction on Saturday, May 3l. 1902. at D. m, the real ana personal property belonging to the estate of the late George Griffin as follows: Two pieces Newtown Conn. first known as the Horace Gilbert store. a 2-story building sox59s ss vel yell a good tenant overhead. also a good barn in
 rear. Second piece consists of 3h acres wood land, mostly chestnut. which Is estimated will cut 800 rOad ties. Also two twO-seated bus mess wagons. Sale to take place on premises ! If decidedly stormy auction will be held on Monday. June ,. at same hour. Austin R. AuctiOneer.
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Situated opposite the Newtown Passenger Depot and Milk Factory. containing about e6 acres of meadow and pasture land with nearly barn thereon. Land cost a few years ago $500. buildings cost $500. making a total cost Warrantee Deed for One Thousand Dollars and a small mortgage. Don't write unless you mean business and will meet you. Savings taken in exchange. DAVID A. NICHOLS.
 Box 667, Shelton. Conn.
Mower County transcript., 1902-06-04
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NEVADA

y. ~ vAOH .
Mr.. and Mrs. Mort Kelsey visited
at. r. D. Gregg g'sW ednesday.'. =. =. :. !.
Herman Lerud Is quite sick with
pera1on19lss 1l 1s ~
|, Oliver Berg Of TraYerses00., is calll-
ing on friends and refatiyes.>a ~
The dance at Sargent's last, Friday
eve vas q success, fine music and q
good crowd. All seemed to enjoy the
evening. ..,4. x.ssI3e;s~f~ ......: r.
Mrs. Franklin and babe are visiting
friends and relatives here. '''" T. =: ~
David Nelson of Rose Creek visited
at E. D. Nelson's Friday and Satnr-
day. y g,xasss f.xz
/ Our base BAH team il to ; be .pitted
Ito be beaten BY Adams, then by Lyle,
is too much. Brace, up boys; get q
little more practice, then ''go for
them'' weaknow you are capable. ~
. Elmer AndersoussUf sUf Naltham at
tended the Enerson-A anderson we'd
ding "Wednesday;
The Emerson Anderson we'd dir
last Wednesday was the eve1EM the
season, about 800 guests weresplen-
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LONDON

A number OF citizens went on the
excursion to Waterloo Sunday. x
Mrs. Andrew Nelson lis reported
better. .....,. :..:
/" London base ball team went to
~Glenville Friday and the Glenville
team showed them how to play ball.
Mr.. Wilkinson Of Mason City Is VS.
iting at A. Lang's. ~ F.: <"s,E /
London creamery expects to take '
milk this week. sss''
Lewis Keotha has bis fine new
house nearly completed. ..s:%.:.: q.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Bisbee were
visiting In Austin last. week. -,~~. -
Prof. Robertson returned to: st.
Paul Monday. - - il .'''''>s.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Bump OF Austin
were guests at the home of theil
daughter Sunday. - Il. 49,.
Miss Myers visited relatives in Aus
ttin Memorial day. ..' ..,<
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RED STAR.

Z 3. RED STAR. - !. .,.4. =
Miss Gies Visited our school one day
last week.
|. Little Annie Heleerson was quite
[sick one day last week.
L Mrs: Geo. Murphy went to Austin
Hast Thursday to attend the funeral
Iof her. cousin, Clara Bassett.s ii
& Henry Dammann Of Elkton, broth.
fer.in-law to Mrs. Gekler, called here
Hast Friday. .>,s .,.v.~..
"a, large delegation Of Red Staritea
attended the Memorial Day; exercises
at Austin last Friday. rg .,s,
Mr.. Osborne was down to the farm
one day last week.. = r.. -. . IT,.
Mr.. Sorenson and Nellie went to
Austin last Tuesday. ~ ~
A.. sHotson and the girls spent Sun.
day OF last week at ]. .DeRemer's In
Nevada.
., Mr.. and Mrs. Peterman with Mr..
Cafourek Of London went to st. Ans
gar last Saturday ixx
!. Last Wednesday three men with 9
horse and buggy, went by the field
| where MI Peterman was planting
corn and stole 5hisseed corn. He was
not more than, TWEEN IT, five rods away
and calledSto bis hired man to bring
his pony and went after them. They
hid the corn in the ditch by the
Great Western track and left. Mr..
Peternlan caught them but they de-
! MED taking the corn. He went to
| Austin Thursday and looked them up
and soon convinced them that they
had better settle. They willingly
agreed to settle and gave Mr.. Peter
man, $40 with written promise to
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LYl lE.5ss. ! ]

aFiIs5E tEtEs tr .[&SS
u Mesdames Powers, Pace and Padel-
ford left Thursday to join. their hus-
bands near Minot. n. =. ss.s r. =
/ Prof. Emery left Monday for his
home IN Plain view TO spend his sum,
,mer vacation. ss.1ge sssss ss,ssss 4.z9
Z Z LastSaturday closed the state zex-
sminations Of the high school. Several
pupils from untry schools were
present TO take the examinations.
Mrs. Hughson has been visiting
Austin friends the past week.
With cement wialks and telephone
poles, Lyle begins to- put on % en-
tirely newsappearance nsthes business
portionsof TOWN. ssslss ssa$s5st= 55ss.=ss
8 few of our people spent Decora.
,tion day In Austin. s.*szs> So 81 q.
Mrs. Wilder and daughter leave
soon for Washing gton where MI.
Wilder expects to locate.
Miss Leedle Of alenville spent few
days with her mother here last week.
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. D.
Con-. Hayes of Winnie. S. d. was
visiting at VIM. McBride's few days
last week. ~
7a Miss Hannah Emery, departed for
Austin Monday morning, where she
will learn dressmaking.s ...s. .,
NJ. B. O'Halloran left for Sanborn
Friday to join his wife and son, who
are visiting relatives there. .n +
Mrs. VIM. Mcbride was shopping in
Austin Wednesday. - r. ) @'@i''] - =,
Miss Bulia Vanloan left for q short
visit with her father and sister In
Grand Meadow last Wednesday,. e
Dr. and Mrs. Beagle spent a ! few
days In Spring Valley last week. >,
S Mrs. James Mcbride and children
and Mrs. A. Sholenben bade friends
and relatives good bye last Wednes.
day and departed for their new home
In Canada, taken with them the best
wishes of the Rose Creek people in
their new home.
DR.. Beagle, John Jensen and Tony
Mecheneck were in Adams Sunday.
81 Peter Schultz and, wife and Miss
Schneider drove to Stacyville Monday.
T. Mike Lux and Z. q. Brown tried
fishing in the creek while John and
Frank Blonigan and Fred Reterath
tried it in the Cedar river. The catch
was great. ~ 'f44,c- .yr- -.,
Father Schneider visited in Stacy
vile SUNDAY and MOndaV.
Ira Snyder of Austin visited friends
here last week. -
Some OF our; people wondered VIII,
Fred Reterath looked SO >solemn
| Monday It was because his wife
went to Wisconsin Saturday night
Chas <Logas has gone to spend {
couple Of weeks with his father-in-lav
Joe Bergdoll. -, ...
John Jacobson of Elbow Lake
Mimi. is visiting bis parents here.
f. Chas.s- Wegman went to Austil
!, Monday. :.1... six
l 1sx. Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Schwartz ant
IEMr. and Mrs: A. Rankin visited at n
H. :Garrison'sy Sunday.
|sp4A good many from Rose Greek at
Itended the Memorial day exercises q
Austin Friday. i - j =
/ Those from here who took in tn
I excursion TO- Waukesha Saturda;
night were Henry Hale and son, :Johi
tEReckeDthaler and son, Martin Kiefer
Matt Mullenbach, and Mrs. : Ere,
d Reterath.; - 3 - ,: Z g :" ~,"& 80 -
Peter Kirtz, Sam Wegmann,, Windy
Tony Mechenick, and Henry <Loga
were in stinsSaturday.
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then moving OK here ahs
made her hqd l. =. 4 ! / Is ter,
Mrs. 3. A.sGe4 aEas 6.
OF eight chtldr4 OF Mhona.s STE
still living, among them M -: G /; is.
Daily Of LeHoy Her death was the
result OF tall rel ceiveds some time ago
from which, saA tpR to her advanced
age, she could saot Fecevsr, tnter.
ment In LSRoy cemeter s : - s'-s : !,
. Mrs. Whitcom 5. WHO <hAsi Gssns III
for the Ehet three months suffering
from neENous prustra Jon. - now con-
and spent. two days last
week 9the Hambrecht farm.