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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-14

dresses on the life and works of DR.. Tai
mage will be made by men who have been
Intimately associated with him. DR.. Teunis
S Hamln, pastor of the church, and DR..
Thomas Chalmers Easton of the Eastern
Presbyterian Church will have charge of
the services. Short addresses will be de-
livered by DR.. Samuel j. Nicols of st. Louis
a life long friend, and DR.. E. z. Terhune of
New Jersey, DR.. Howard Suydam of Rhine
beck, N Y, and DIR. James Demarest of
Brooklyn. all school friends of the deceased.
Music will be furnished by the male quartet
of the Church of the Covenant, consisting
OF Messrs. Reside, Mcfarland, Turpin and
Humphrey. Mr.. Murray will preside at the
organ.
The memorial sermon will be preached
next Sunday morning at the Eastern Pres
byterian Church by the pastor, DR.. Easton.
Honorary Pallbearers.
The honorary pallbearers are Senator
Dolliver, Justice Harlan. Senator Burrows,
Mr.. Adm Smith, Justice Brewer, ex-Secre-
tary John w. Foster, Mr.. B. H. Warner
Senator Cullom. DR.. Louis Klopsch of New
York. Rev. DR.. Bittinger, DIR. G. L. Magru-
der Rev. DR.. Fiske Mr.. E. H. Branch and
Mr.. F. NJ. Lawrence.
The body will remain in the church until
time for the departure for Brooklyn over
the Pennsylvania railroad, and there will be
be inferred in the family lot at Greenwood
cemetery, Brooklyn, at O. clock Wednes-
day morning.
Many intimate friends, including pastors
of most Of the Presbyterian churches of the
city, were among those who called at the
house yesterday. Messages of sympathy
from nearly every state in the Union and
from England Russia and other European
countries came to the family yesterday and
today.
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Short Tales Concerning People You
Know.
THE VICINITY OF 0TTUMWA IN BRIEF
Births, Deaths. Marriages, Movements
of Your acquaintance as chTonicied
by courier's Staff of Correspondents
Who Know Whereof They Speak.
Abba,

Abba, Dec. 4.-Ilcnry Warner is very low
been gradually growing worse for some
time and no hopes nge entertained for his
recovery.
Mrs Besse Lyons. Of Albuquerque New
Mexico. who has been visiting her parents
in towA, is; visiting her sister Mrs A. Il.
Nugent iii Oskaoosi.
Mrs. j. O. WoodmanSee. of Leon Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Snayely. in the city
AIRS. John Martin. of Washington. ana
Miss Little. OF indiann. are visitors ut Mrs
Elizabeth Martins home
w. G. Cottingham. OF lndanola, was in
5tha city yesterday on business,
g. A. Iurgington, of Boone. was trans
acting business in the city yesterday.
e. j. Spencer. of Loyilia. was i'll town on
business yesterday.
Thomas Il. Young. Of Chicago. who has
the contract for the new opera house is
pushing it along as fast MS possible. lie
has II ;arge gang mt work on II ana 1t Will
be finished as soon rs possible
John w. Baldwin. 4. W. Thompson and
y. G. Sloan were initiated by the Masonic
fraternity.
Mrs. Gussie Lund entertained the Grand
Whist club last evening III the home of her
mother, Mrs. Lambert III the north part
OF town.
Thomas Ilickenloopcr and John g. VIII
son We're out hunting yesterday. when one
of the guns WAS accidentally discharged
and killed Mr.. Wilson'S fine bird dog.
w. y. Thompson of Charlton. was, in
town yesterday in attendance of the re.
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Foster.

Foster, Dec. Mrs. Mary Bagnal re-
turned to her home in oHnmwa after a
weeks visit with friends in Foster.
Geo Iomlinson moved his family TO Hill
ton Tuesday Mr.. Tomlinson Will work III
the mines there.
DR.. Cobb returned to his home in Lo-
villa last week and will not locate in
Foster
trnnsacting business
Stark McCoy had another horse killed
by the ears Thanksgiving morning.
james Campbell. cX-stnte mine inspect
or. was here Monday visiting his sister,
Mrs. Henry Mannor
Mfr. and Mrs. Veena ilawy. Of 1Iteman
were over sunday visitors with Mrs. lIaw's
sister. Mrs. David J. Lewis.
Toe and Iughev Anderson and wives. of
Willard, spent THANKSGIVING Win their
relatives here
Roy Manor spent Thanksgiving at Shua,
Mo. returning home Monday.
Mrs. .Iosh Price is on the sick list this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. noadly. Of Mystic.
! spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
Theron llondly. of Foster,
| Miss Myrtl" Jones returned home Mon
Hny from week We KIN ysi 1,M MD hef grandma
There was ten ear loads of ties unlohled
here last week for the Sheppard switch
/ track having will commence ms soon as the
steel arrives the grading is just about fin
\ iShed.
The carpenters raised the tower at the
ShnppaId shaft last Monday.
/ Rev. Neal Beck preached at the Rromp-
! ton Free Methodist church last Sunday at
Mrs. Thomas Crook of lliteman, Was
: visiting her parents and other relatives
/ two or three days last week including
/ Thanksgiving. :,
visiting her sou. Frank. in Moravia last
|
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Murray.

Murray, Dec. 4.-The Baptist church is
being repainted.
Mr.. and Mrs j. T.. Rugg are happy over
the arrival of new daughter.
The youngest son of James O'Leary, who
lives east of town, had the misfortune to
break Il limb Saturday.
Mae Swabb was married last week to
Mr.. RileD, of HOpevile
A linen shower was given in honor of
Miss Ora Lilard at the home of Truth Ca
thells, Monday evening. Miss Lillard has
been in Il local store at this place num-
Der of years.and her departure to her home
in Weldon will be regretted by her many
friends. Those present We're Mrs. +. Bos-
Serlnan. Mrs. n. c. Hoffman, Anna IIoff-
man, Rose johnson. Cora Ries. Mabel Ev-
ans. Laura Cook. Maud Evans. Maud Ilol-
comb. Lillian Warren, Mrs. TASTY, Miss
Hastings. Mrs. Ralph Brown.
Miss Tacy Clark of Alton, spent Sun
day with lnez Bishop.
Flora Klein spent Thanksgiving in Fon-
tanele.
Reuben Hoff who has been in East Peru
for some time, returned to Murray Satur
d.
Ed. Klein, who is in Des Moines attend
in tUti,sgr, vlsired over Sunday with his
III htr
Mrs. VIM. Besserman, of Weldon, is Wis
it..s ne. sons III Murray.
Eva Sells spent Thanksgiving with the
family of John Bonner in I.armore.
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MunterviIle.

Munterville, Dec 4.-Rev A. E. Mcneil.
the former pastor will arrive at the home
the week and viii occupv the pulpit on
next Sabbath forenoon before his old con
gregation who will all be much pleased to
see and hear him again.
Miss Julia Nelson, who has been confined
TO her room for SO long was able to attend
the Thanksgiving services mt the church on
Thanksgiving day. much to the joy of her
many, young, friends, and it is earnestly
hoped she will soon be entirely well again.
George Kramer, who left for Colfax.
early last spring, returned to his MS odd old
of the week with the Intention of remain
ing over the winter.
Chas. Il. Peterson returned yesterday
b 5e Moines, and he s reports the snow and
rain to be more there than here.
70. g. Allen, who left for North Dakota
expected home this week.
Erland Allen was Il visitor with John
A large number of farmers attended the
administrators sale at the old Samuel
Bowen home Tuesday.
There will be 4 called meeting of the
school directors of FOLK township on sat
urday afternoon at the usual place OF
meeting.
John Pearson was an Eddyville visitor
last Monday.
Bert Cramblit. who usea to be pros
| porous farmer in this vicinity. and who
bought the Adam Bell farm near Ghiliirn-
public sale Tuesday. shaking hands with
his old Friends. and he is now acting ms
| fireman on the burlington railroad between
! Otnmwa and. CreStOn.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Johnson, who have
been living ut No. .. near liynes, for the
past year. have now moved into home
near Muntervile. owned by John BurnStedt
which brings them much nearer home and
Il great deal more pleasant for them.
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The Nickel plate Road

will afford it's patrons an opportunity
to take advantage of low rates for
Christmas and New Year holidays, by
selling tickets at fare and third for
the round trip to all points on their
line December "a, 25, 81, 1902, and
January L 1903. Return limit includ-
ing Jan. 2, 1908. Through service to
New York City, Boston, and other east
ern points. Chicago passenger station,
Harrison street and Fifth avenue. For
further information, address John Y.
Callahan General Agent, 113 Adams
street, Chicago.
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friend, Miss Della stever, Thanksgiv-

ING udy.
Jake Petzinger and sister, Iva, were
callers at Libertyyille Saturday.
G. E. Valley and family called at the
home of James Taylor and wife Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Petzinger Wis
tied with their laughter and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miller, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Taylor and
daughter visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hopkins Sunday.
Willie Wolfe was a caller in this
vicinity Tuesday
VIM. Hunt and family, Jerry Wolfe
and family and Joe Burger and family
visited with Sam Burger and family
Sunday.
Miss Pearl Pollock of near Liberty
vile commenced the winter term of
school at No. 4 Monday.
Milt Goft and family of near Bata-
via passed through this vicinity Sun
day.
Emery Gonterman of County Line
commenced the winter term of school
at No. 8 Monday.
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Eldon.

Edon. Dec 4.-Miss Virgo Badgley re-
turned to her home in Ottumwa today af-
ter Il pleasant visit with friends in Eldon.'
]. o.. Hunnell left today for OskalooSa TO
attend the Mystic Shrine.
w. II. Cow is on the sick list this week.
Will Nelson, of County Line was an Ell
"G Mr.. and and Mrs. Mrs. l.. j. Goodale, of Numa
visited friends in Eldon today
Mrs. w. NJ. Sgafoose has been quite i'll
this week.
Miss Nellie Sanstrnnl. of Des Moincs. is
visiting friends in Eldon.
Chas. Blachley was an 0ttumwa visitor
today.
Mrs. NJ Pool and children left today for
q visit With friends in Centerville..
Mrs. w. Kelley left for Il visit with
friends III Harper. Kansas.
Miss Alice and Mary Wright returned to
their home in Washington today after IL
short visit with their friend, Miss Leila
Davis.
l.. n. Hall. and j. w Hall made a bust
ness trip to Ottumwa yesterday.
Joe cone. of TT. Madison visited friends
in Eldon today.
Miss Mae lsbell was an Ottumwa visitor
w S. Beard was an ottumwa visitor to-
day.
Mrs. Frank Huey was an Ottumwa visit
Mrs. S. Phillips was in ottumwa on bust
ness today.
Miss Edith Norton. and brother. Dwight
Norton. were in Ottumwa today.
Mrs. Will Baldwin and daughter. Miss
Maude Baldwin, were Ottumwa visitors
TODAY
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North Fairview.

North Fairview, Dec. 4.-Miss Lii
lie Swartz was a business caller at
Saturday.
Arch Black and family visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Sullivan east of
Libertyville Sunday.
James Taylor was a caller at Lib
ertyville one day of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miller are the
proud parents of daughter born
Wednesday, November 26.
c. E. Valley was a business caller at
Batavia Saturday.
Win Manning and son, Joseph, were
callers at Libertyville Saturday.
The little infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Taylor is very i'll.
Miss Mae Jones called on her
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Abinudon.

Abingdon. Dec. Mrs. Rose Ann Cald-
well died Nov. ~. BY her death II loving
mother true friend and kind neighbor is
lost During her illness. which was only
of ii weeks duration. she patiently en-
without a muimur Not only the stricken
hearts in the home, but those of the COM
nunity as well, are sad today because of
Was useless. only death could relieve the
suffering. With broken hearts it is real
lied God was ready and had called her to
meet her loving companion who died March
-. 1890. Miss Rose Ann Hit was born
in Washington county, Pa, May s. 1898.
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Hiahland Center.

Highland Center, Dec. 4.-Charles
Kobel and w. A, Vaughn went to Chi
cago Monday evening to attend the
live stock show.92 Mr.. Koebel will WIS.,
it at Seymour, ILL.,. his former home,
before returning home. ~
l.. w. Brown.returned home Satur-
day from Amana, where he has had
a position as a telegraph operator.
DR.. F. q. Lawson reports the birth
of a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Bender, Monday, December l.
Jacob Lowenberg of Ottumwa was
business visitor here Tuesday.
N. c. Brown made a business trip to
Ottumwa Tuesday.
Theodore Wright returned Tuesday
from Mt. Vernon. where he had been
to visit his father.
e. w. Mccormick and wife of He'd,
rick spent Sunday at the home OF
Mrs. Mary Knight
Notwithstanding the bad weather OF
Tuesday evening, the bazaar and sup
per given by the Ladies Aid society
was well attended; $24.60 was cleared
from the sale of articles and the sup
per-
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moval of his brothers body which was re-
moved from Prairie City to this place.
%. w: onspach, of Creston, was in town
on business yesterday.
Mrs. w. johnson and baby left for Bur-
lington yesterday for a ten days visit with
relatives and friends.
Elmer Hall was in the city on business
yesterday.
c. T. Hester went to IIteman this morn
ing on business
John NJ. Cofrman left this morning on
No. 3 for Russell on business.
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Moravia.

Morayia. Dec Mcs,rs Marion Sharp
Ike Sharp and Luke Dodd left for Chica-
20 AIonday to attend the live stock show.
Horace Barnes was business visitor in
Alba Monday.
Lewis Mccoy WAS the first one to bring
down, wild turkey this season.
james Miller. who has been in the en-
ploy of the Moravia Cheese company the
cry Saturday
James Lamp of Lancaster. Mo-. was
here on business Tuesday.
Ned McConley. who is attending business
college at ot,mwa. spent Sunday here
with home folks.
Lewis l;ollaher was called to Centcrvile
Monday on business.
Henry Mccoy. who has been travelling in
returned here last SATURDAY. lie says that
a while ago he learned Of his many. friends
through the 0ttumwa Courier which he
received daily.
Miss Maggie Dean, Of inionviile, Is the
Frank Robinson spent Sunday and Mon
day in Kansas city:
Lewis Geary. of Monlton. spent Sunday
here.
fast drive to Abba Tuesday on business.
Nm Srrock and Miss Claudio Webster
were married Thursday. Nov. u. at the
home of Rev. Rouse viii Scrock is one
of the well to do business men here and
through life's journey is one of the coun-
The body if Clay Hudnel. of Mobery.
Mo- who was killed in Il wreck ut Council
! plutrs Monday morning. was brought here
| Wednesday morning by the grief-stricken
! wife and inferred in the city cemetery. Mr..
| IIudnell was married to one of Martins
| burg's ladies' Miss Maud Hiatt. last June.
and the sudden ending or 4 noble Young
| life brings sorrow to this entire commune
/
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HayesviIle.

Hayesville, Dec. 4-Melvin Bouer
sox's house caught fire one evening
recently. while he and his wife were
away. Quite large space was burned
in the floor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stonebaker, Mr.and
Mrs. Marrow and Miss Mary Oster,
were in Delta, yesterday
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Willard.

Willard. Dec. 4.-The mines are run
ming full time now.
Mr.. Gam, who was hurt, is able to be
out at present.
The pastime at Willard is hunting.
Katie Wagers made a business trip
to Blakesburg Tuesday.
+ A Christmas tree will be given at
the Willard school house Christmas
eve.
Bertha johnson was visitor at
Willard last Sunday.
VIVA Payne and Katie Wagers spent
Sunday afternoon with Johnstown
friends
Mrs. Baker returned home Monday
after few days visit at her home.
Pauline Blummerstolls arrived Mon
day morning after spending Thanks,
giving at her home in Moravia.
Una Payne spent Thanksgiving with
her friend, Miss Waite Wagers.
Mrs. Joe Anderson and Mrs. jim
Gam, are on the sick list.
W. M. Murray of Ottumwa. spent
Wednesday at Willard, with his
friend Lew Foglers
Mary Price OF Foster, returned tc
her home after few days visit with
her cousin. Annie Price.
Sissy Wake, Gertie Wager and Re
becca Wake spent Sunday Afternoon
at the home of Mrs. S. Pyle.
Mrs. Edna Crews spent Sunday al
the home of G. F. George.
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while walking on the track. Some,
hold to the belief that he was
attempting to board north bound
train and was thrown back on the rails
and ties Last evening number of
men We're sent out on the 2:30 o'clock
Milwaukee passenger to Rutledge to
join the workmen there. One of the
men finding no suitable place to sleep
at the camp started to return to the
city. He discovered the body of the
dead man on the tracks, and after
rolling the body off the rails so that
no other train could hit it, he wentim-
mediately to the police station and no
titled the antiquities, when the body
was brought to the city.
Not Known Here.
The deceased was not known in this
city, and but little is known about him
at the Rutledge camp. The men with
whom he was employed, however, say
that he was about 35 years of age, a
single man, and that his home was in
New York City. He is also said to
have relatives at Rochester. N. Y. The
employees of the grading camp are to-
day raising fund with which to send
the body back to Rochester for inter
ment. The men raised $50 this morn
ing for this purpose and are only wait
ing to hear from the dead mans rela
tivoc
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Hedrick.

Hedrick, Dec. 4.--Dave Akerman of
Carthage, S. d., visited few days
with relatives here
f. NJ Godfrey has traded his farm
northwest of town to John A. Ritter
for the 6latter's property in the east
part of town.
John Bertsh was married last even
ing in Delta to hiss Maggie Moore.
Mrs. Webb Bottorff, who resides
three miles southeast of here, died
last evening, after an illness of several
months. Funeral will be held tomor-
row.
The two new rural routes, Nos.
and 5, began operations Monday with
Norval Dean and Robert Lindsay as
carriers.
Mrs. S. H. CASTOR of Des Moines, is
visiting this week in Hedrick and
Martinsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Phelps moved
their household goods to Sigourney
Tuesday.
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Ashgrove.

Ashgroye, Dec. 4.-Rev. ID. w. Hastings
will preach at the Christian church Satur-
day evening. December -, also on Sunday
and Sunday evening
Cassius Brown and family We're over Sun
day visitors at the home of Jesse Hunt,
near Bunch.
Charles Hard and wife spent Thanksgv-
ing at the home of the latter's father, JOS
cph Proctor
Charles Roberts and family visited Sun
day ut the home of Erastus Hunter.
house last Thursday night was well attend
ed
L. l.. Day has his new barn almost com
pleted.
Rose Reynolds returned to her home
Monday after Il short stay with the family
of Marion Hutch near Bunch.
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Winchester.

Winchester, Dec. 4.-ProtracteG meet
ings began in the Methodist church here
Sunday. evening in charge of the pastor,
Rev. Ward.
Miss Maud Mccall and Harry Hill went
to Salem last Wednesday, Nov. 26, to at
tend a wedding. They returned to their
homes on SUNDAY evening.
Misses Dana and Marie Beans entcrtain-
ed a large crowd of their friends at their
home Thanksgiving evening, Il very pleas
ant time Is reported.
Collins Manning. who has been in Idaho
for almost two years. returned to his home
the first of the week
Rees Sherod has sold his farm south of
| town and will give possession in the spring.
Mrs. C. b. Mccall is expecting her moth
err, Mrs. b. Belknap of Ottumwa, this
| week. to make her visit.
The hunters report quail very scarce and
! indeed all game.
Mrs. s. +. Hawballer spent Thanksgiving
at her sou Charities, south oftown.
The rural route is anXiously awaited by
! the people.
| George Workman and Miss Bernice Bau
man, both living south of Birmingham
Were married ut noon, Nov. 26, at the
| home of the bride.
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Suspect Foul Play.

There were suspicious of foul play
at first. as it was thought that the
man might first have been slugged
and left on the tracks insensible, to
be struck by the first passing train.
This suspicion. however, was dissipat
ed when So was found in the dead
mans pocket book. The deceased was
a general favorite at the camp and
this morning at the undertaking par
lors many of his late friends called to
take last look at their deceased
friend. Nothing will be done with the
remains at present until it is learned
whether or not the eastern relatives
can be found. The coroner's inquest
will be found tomorrow at 8 o'clock.
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If you want good warm overcoat
at the lowest cash price call at The
Hub.
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Details Not Known.

The sad accident happened, as near
as can be learned,at about 2:40 o'clock
this morning, as the remains were
found at 8 O'Clock and it was seen that
death had come but short time be-
fore.
The deceased was in the city yester-
day and it is stated had been drinking.
1t is presumed that he attempted to
return to camp at Rutledge, where he
had been working, and was struck
The Newtown bee., 1902-09-19
THE BROKEN AXLE,
Dangerous Defects in Iron and Steel.
 Unseen Perils on Sea and Land.

Dangerous Defects in Iron and Steel.
 Unseen Perils on Sea and Land.
 An axle breaks under cal. of the limited express. Only one axle, yet it wrecks the the train; dozen persons, perhaps, killed and injured. What made that axle break and not some other? Was not the strain the same for alla Yes, but that particular axle had weak spot in it-may be from the day it was cast. It is often so with the shafts of steamships. The weak spots do not show on the outside and are discovered only when they have caused disaster. The same with your body. What is the weak spot2 Where is it? You or your doctor may know that possibly, for the body feels and shows signs in ways that machines do not. When you know it you should take pains to protect it. When you do mot know 1t you should take the best possible care of your general health. Avoid excess of every klndand preserve the functional balanceand regularity of your system by using Calcura solvent, ne'o medicine, discovered by Dr. David Kennedy of Kingston, N. Y., physi- clan known to the people of this country by nls success as surgeon and pathologist TOT the past thirty years. This remedy, his !atest and best, is builder and healer, an mvigorant and purifier, and protects you Agalnst collapse of your weak spots. Re- member the name-Calcura Solvent, and accept no other instead of it.
The Newtown bee., 1902-09-19

who have been at N. B. Strong's four
 weeks, returned to Rochester. Septem-
 ber9 taking with them Mrs c. T. Ter
 Till, who has spent the past year on
 Above All. Miss May Terrill from Toledo, O., and Albert Terrill from New Milford visited at N. B. Strong's, the past | week.
 A. B. Camp took an extended drive
 across the state, last week, visiting Hartford, New Britain, Meriden, Will
 limantic and other places. Dogs destroyed several sheep for Henry Stone, recently. September II !,
 Max Schnell had his entire flock de- stroyed. David Strong saw the dogs among the sheep, shot at and severely
 wounded one which showed fight in
 good earnest. G. c. Hopkins and Charles Young have each built and are filling new silos.
 New arrivals at Brookside cottage
 include MT and Mrs Schratgen of New
 Haven.
 MT and Mrs Edward Eaton of New Milford, formerly of Warren, are spending a month in town on. their farm.
 MT and Mrs Charles Ohmen had HUGle uduenUer come to bless the new home on September 2. MT and Mrs Charles Youngs greeted
 another son, September Is. This is the seventh son. Friends of John w. Morrow sym pathize with him in the loss of his fine horse which. had to be shot on ac- count of the deeds of a miscreant who
 out of pure cussedness threw stones
 and whipped the horse until he broke it's leg. To end it's suffering it had to be put to death.