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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-20

John s. Duenkel, a bachelor
ia rmer, residing upon tho I. G.
Uptcsrove place, 3 miles north
east ~ this city, will on Friday,
Dcce mber I, 1908, at 10 a. m, offer
for sale at auction ut that place
lcven head OF horses and mules
OF different sizes and ages, o milch
cows, six calves about 80 hogs
and pigs, two farm wagons, and
agricultural implements of many
kinds. Also one bed room suit.
Mr.. Duenkel contemplates going
to Oklahoma before many moons,
to secure him new farm home
OF his own and grow up with the
country.
Cold are you? Buy a stove from
White 4 Co.
"At Pixies Peak" which will be
presented at the Ferguson Opera
House on Nov. q, has gained a
big following In all the cities where
1t was presented last season, play
ing as 1t did to big houses every
where. 1t contains a strong and
well developed plot; the climaxes
are all striking and cleverly ar
ranged and the scenic inventure
is unusually elaborate. The char
acters composing the drama re-
quire acting Of high order and the
company is mole than ordinary
capable one. The press everywhere
speak in the highest terms of the
production, and 1t should interest
the best theatre goers. Seats on
sale at Cason's drug store. Prices
are 25, 35 and so cents.
The following letters are adver-
tise at the postoffice the past week
as uncalled for;-Pet Leyba, Sally
Lewis, w. F. Scott, d. A. farrell.
Faulconer, Sheets & Co. handle
Americus Flour. Try 1t.
Miss Grace Gupton went to St
Louis yesterday to spend a week
with friends.
Monta Nuns has returned from
st. Louis and is again at his old
place in the drug store.
1t was so cold here Wsdne sday
night that even the electric light
man froze up.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-20

A singular coincidence occurred
on the street In front OF this ONCE
last Saturday. VIM. Owings, the
industrious and honest drayman,
dropped his pocket purse contain
ing S25 In cash-one SO bill and
three s. bills. Some few minutes
later he missed the purse from his
pocket and went back to look for
II, where he bought some wood
from a stranger, but II was not to
be found. Finally he learned q
little girl en- route to school had
picked up a purse at the place
where Owings had bought his wood
and that a man whom she described
ns the one Mr.. Owings had got his
wood OF. claimed II as his and she
gave it to him. Mr.. owings, after
learning who the man was, drove
10 his home In the country but
failed TO find him ut home, so left
word for him to return the purse
him and nothing more would be
said. The man came to town Mon
day and said he lost n similar
purse containing same amount OF
money at the same place and pro-
duced purse as the one found,
which was not the one lost by
Mr.. owings, but so much like 1t
that 1t took careful inspection to
tell them apart. And thus the
m after stands. So now II any one
W III find and return Mr.. owings
his purse and the s25 they will be
suitably rewarded and no ques-
tions asked.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-20
Sweet Blissful Joy

will Danish any amount Of carking
prejudice entertained about the
wearing OF glasses, when once the
eyes are gladdened with n pair
from DIR. CARTER, the opticlan.-
These glasses are of particularly
high quality, being constructed on
scientific principles by the most
accomplished skill.
Office over Haas store, In Chad
wick building.
In Wellsville every Saturday.
DIRE. B. CARTER, Montgomery City, 10.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-20
Gospel Temperance Rally.

Next Sunday, Nov. %, ls Worlds
Temperance Sunday. Sunday
Schools all over the land will OBJ
serve the day. Most Of the schools
OF this city will give special attcn-
ton 10 the subject during the Sun
day School hours, and In the
afternoon all schools will unite
and hold Gospel Temperance
Rally In the Christian Church at
2;30 o'clock. The following is the
program;
Song Congregation.
Dcvotions Rev. j. Il. Kerr.
Song Congregation.
Recitation Lozicr Brincker.
Rec. Robt. Hays.
Solo Now lay me down
to sleep" Maud Roby.
Rec. "Jenny's Stand"
Stonic Jennings.
Rec. Edna Hults.
Chorus Baptist Choir.
Paper, "Thc curse Of wine"
Miss Ruby Lewcllyn.
Discussion, "How best
togct rid Of the Liquor
Traffic" Rev. j. b. White.
Chorus, "Wake the
Temperance Echo" Little Girls.
Rec. Miss Frances Knociler.
Solo Miss Braskie Rookwood.
Rec. Miss Alice Nuns.
Rec. Miss Matte Summers.
Solo Mrs. ii. s. Jacks.
Collection. Benediction. Every
body cordially invited.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-20
Dissolution Notice.

The co-partnershlp heretofore
existing between q. L. Nuns and
Phillip Kopp in the drug business
in this city, and known as the city
drug store, has this day been dis
solv ed by mutual consent, @. Il.
Nuns continuing the business.
All accounts due the late firm will
be settled at the store, where the
books will be found at all times.
@. Il. NUNS,
PHILLIP KOPP.
Montgomery City, Mo. Nov. 10, '03.
A new car of American Fencing.
X. q. WHITE 4 Co.
That 15c coffee at Martins Is a
drinker.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-20
Local Briefs.

b. Z. Wilson OF New Florence
was here Sunday.
DR.. Kallmeyer OF New Florence
was here Tuesday.
Raisins, citrons, currants and
apple cider. MARTINS GROCERY.
Sherman Bros have moved their
restaurant TO DR.. Davidson's old
ofiicc building.
Misses Bell Schcrmeyer and
Zelma Wilburn Of New Florence
were shopping here Tuesday.
Rev. T. NJ. Green, the new Bap-
tist minister here, and family have
tSAcn up their residence one door
South Of DIR. Hudson's.
Many people here ha We been
awaiting the coming Of "thc
beautiful snow" the past week,
but II has failed to matcralizc.
The county poor farm now has
thirteen inmates. All of them are
enjoying good health, excepting
one very old colored man who IL
nigh unto death.
Last Saturday night n man was
held up between here and the rail-
road camps by supposed tramps.
They took from him fifteen cents
and then returned 1t again.
Protractcd meeting will begin at
the Methodist church In this city
next Sunday morning. Rev. J. NJ.
O'Brien Of Shelbyvillc will ASST st
pastor Smith during the meetings.
Married, by Rev. J. s. Smith Of
this city, at the residence OF the
groom's sister, Mrs. w. @. Ellis,
Nov. II, 1903, sIr. Clarence A. o.
Statlcr and Miss Cecil Cowan, both
of Middletown, Mo.
Editor Ellis OF the New Florence
Leader was in the city Tuesday
on business and pleasure. He
visited this Office OF course. Quite
q rivalry is said to exist between
Ellis and Harry Jacks as TO which
Is the best looking democratic
newspaper man In the county, but
both being married the results
are not considered dangerous.
10lbs. good ronsted coffee for
$f.O0 MARTINS GROCERY.
During the past week one OF the
railroad camps east OF here sent
to st. Louis and secured a woman
cook, but she had been at the
camp only four days when one OF
the party proposed TO her and now
one man has monopoly OF
the cook. Cold weather is a pow
erful argument to Missourians
when matrimonially inclined. A
stampede Of women cooks TO that
camp is already threatened.
Married, Nov. ~, 1903, by Rev.
d. w. Graves at the residence OF
the brides father, James Hudson,
resi- ding 3 miles southwest of
Montgomery City, Mo-, Mr.. New
ton w. Thurman and Miss Maud
+. Hudson. Among those from
} abroad were Miss Anna Stevens
of Martinsburg and Albert Luckett
OF Williamsburg. A good dinner
was served and pleasant after
noon spent by those present.
For sale, a good stock of farming
implements and machinery, loca-
ted in a good town and farming
locality. Sales last year Si2,500,
Small stock now on hand. Good
chance to make some money. Ad-
dress p. o. box 37i, Montgomery
City, Mo.
A. w. Laiierty, prosecuting at
torney for Montgomery county,
was here Friday, to take deposit
tions in case. He made this
Office pleasant visit. He was
born and reared in this county anG
has made rapid progress since h,
began the practice OF law. II,
made war on the bucket shop a
Montgomery City and had the
managers fined $1,000. The casei
have been appealed, but the buckle
shops have ceased to operate a
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-20
Real Es,afe Transfers.

John A Bishop 10 Elmer
Skclly, sec. ts.i0-6. $4,000
James McKinscy to Henry
W. Perkins sec. 23-J0-j 1000
Il. =. Roscnbcrger 10 G.. s.
Dryden, lot ~ High IIill 5000
William II. Wclch to Geo.
w. Welch, sec. 0-1S-6 10000
William Adams to Henry
Clark, lot blk. II Dam
Vile 1000
X. l.. Doss to +. w Kruger,
lots II, ~ aud ~ blk. 2
High hin 082.5O
James Bryant to Mrs. Jen-
ME Sheets sec. 5-i9-3 t750.00
James Ferguson to Herman
WIFI, sec. ii-is-6 i75.OO
II. G. Kite to Western Realty
Co., sec. 7-is-8 100000
"Strength and vigor come OF
good food, duly digcsted. Force
ready-to-scrvc wheat and bar
ley food, adds no burden, but sus-
tains, nourishcs, invigorates."
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-20

For sale, n good work team, har-
ness and wagon.
5tt Gro. II. DUNFoRD.
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A White Ribbon Team.

A double team, with the carriage decorated
with white ribbons, attracted some attention
as il came into Westminster from the Littles-
town pike last SATURDAY. and up through Main
street to the Central Hotel. The occupants
were G. A. Warner aud bis daughter, Miss
Emma 7. Warner. and Miss Annie (. Min
nigh. of Gettysburg, Pa, and Mr.. John +.
Haurahan, Of Washington, d. c. A base
bal match was announced for one o clock.
A number Of persons were driving about the
streets with college colors flying, aud some
persons thought the Gettysburg party we're
partisans in the ball game. Bat they we're
interested in another kind OF "A match-A love
match They did not 90 20 the bali game.
bat procured marriage license, and sent for
Rev. D. G.. Miller, pastor Of Centenary NJ.
E. Church, who united in marriage Mr.. Han
rahan aud Miss Warner. Miss Minnigh
best girl The bride was rather pretty, Of
fine figure. aud wore Il dress of white. The
best girl was similarly attired, while the groom
wore a dark suit and the brides father wore
his G. A. R. suit Of blue, and handled the
reins of the bridal team Host Marquet of
the Central served the party with an excellent
dinner aud al Las they started for Gettys-
burg. with the white ribbons flying and the
bride and groom wearing smiles of happiness.
The bride was married to Thaddeus ;. War
rem, Of Gettysburg, in 1892, and from whom
she obtained a divorce week before her
second marriage. on the ground of desertion.
The groom is d first cousin to the bride. aud
is employed in the government printing Office.
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Rev. r. W. Daiy aud Delegate John Yias-
ling attended the conference Of the AarviaHd
synod at Pleasant HiH, Frederick rs'ilutF.
the FIRST Of the week.
Mrs. William b Thomas Is visiting her
daughter, Mr.. AIRY J, L4mme, At EAs Or
apgp, New Jersey.
Mr.. jeremiah Johns and wiir. IT NcSher-
rystown, Pa. were ia Westminster oa Tues
day aFd "Wednesday.
Prof N. Bates stephens. State Suprriu-
lendent 81 Education, aud EN Congressman
Josiah l.. Kerr. of Camhrtigr. we're jn West
minister on "Wednesday.
Mrs. Carroll, accompanied Nv her daughter,
Is a guest Of her SISTER. Mr.. Cav ". Steele.
She returned 10 this country lfum France last
week. bringing with her the remains of her
husband. ~ho Was United States consul to
Cadiz. Spain. and Who died lasi winter ia
France. whittier he bad gone for the benefit
Of his health.
Ne. 5. Bibh Mills, of Baltimore. aui Mss
Mamie Mills. nf Brooklyn MI. vere guests
Saturday aud Sunday Of Miss Nellie 4 ihaugh.
Mrs. Pedro Iasnothe ard son Gus,avo. Of
Maiauzls, Cabs, and Mr., Fernando Fossas,
OF Porto Rico, we're guests VI Miss Mary
Reese several DAYS THIS wees MIS- iAnothe
was called 70 this country By the extreme ill.
ness OF her son. Pedro C.. who Is a medical
student at The University 81 Pennsylvania in
Philadelphia MIR. GuSlsvo. who had been a
sradeps AZ Western Maryland College. re.
ceived hearty welcome from his many
friends. as also did Mr.. FosSaS.
Mrs. Joseph T. Stem sud Miss Florence
Stem. OF Denuings ar in Baltimore this
week visiting Mrs. STEMS Daughter. Mrs. L.
Vickery Wedge.
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.rnt.L nrroErrNrrr.

SFENfAL nFruETr My.
u yoa cant sec perfectly SEE us THURSDAY.
Nav llst. lg1S for : free examination of your
ewes The Nd. COS Eycsight Specialists ~ill
b~ a. ih~ pAyloTs 81 the Westminster Hotel.
Tkar.dAy Nay 2is,, le6. from 10 a. m.
g. = o. m. and Ill make a thorough and
scientific sxamiUaiiou OF your eyes free. We
are the nuiy specialists representing The MARY
laai Optical Company Visiting Westminster
We raAS. a scientific examination 81 all Who
avei the ssTvjcrs Of 81 Eysighs Specialist.
Al examinations wIll be FREE To accomn.
dAir macy Who desired to ser - GA oar pre-.
y..,fs vss,is and ~cre unable 10 Do So because
q. tie large number sho called, we shall
axats make The SAME special offer before
al-i ~. s: ID. tnrss qEzhiy Solid Gold Sat
tsvs.4 kyg Glasses ~ SprCtaclss, Narr&ntrt
ia5 3 Years ~5,h the hssi quA,tty zb.ie crystal
Prr-scupie Lenses fag 5 ~. Ihgs a.so iu.
r.sisgs a rarrta! measurement 81 the face tor
'h, frame rs aur Of our heSt franc 6itrfs,
@bo 81 ut;h Vs especially 10 see saag nos ossiy
ihv i-s.sss, bet also she frames 8; perfectly.
Tie wsH iaAT ihs same rAfe ia hltinE yuu fer
81 80 grai yua sou'd gccc5vs Ecrv yos 10 paw
s. ~ as $1,000 Ihls der has never b-acn
da..lseaieI rur ssa Is - ~4a7.iad ~ any other
k.ss.e We Fr4.szc toe ucccxsi;y o. perfect
eve. ~; and every pair % glasses - sell IS
sasrzageed CO s war. We also supervise
thr manufacture Vt esrvy pAis Of glasses sold
by rs. Sad a th0raagb INSPECTION Ss made
before tAef ayv delivered % o4r customers.
Az yoag ucsehlors ubuai sAr Maryland Opt
eal CanfAuy. established lSSo ls9 ". Lex
saxtoa 81 Be' PARK Ave. aad l.sbcriy ~.
BALTIMORE. Ma oid gold and s,lsrr taken M
rxrhaasr. boa forget tho dats. Tasrsiay
Nsy stst. lisA1. fEua ln =. n. 10 s p
WAVED --S.vrral Industrious Persons IN
eaeb skate 60 travel ioy hoass established
elcsen yyar, aad ~iih large capital. - cal,
araa merchants and agents Tor sarersslul and
pyu6tabis iuc. Prrmaeenl engagement.
Weekly essb salary Il SIS and ali travelling
~xg~us-s and hetci tsil, ivzHcci Ia cash zach
Nvrk. Experience pea essential Nsuil0H
r1srrrDc~ znI snSioss sclfzddressed envr!ope
The National ga Dearborn 81, Chieasu.
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uninntoxn district Items.

AT the call Of The president, Ms. Baugh.
mau, the Lutheran G. +. Society held bus.
mess meeting Friday evening, Nav s,h, AZ the
close of which the social committee invited
the members and friends to the parsonage.
Games we're played BY the yeanger members
and older persons engaged in social inter.
course Music was furnished hv William SET
iig on the mandolin, aud hy Ms. l.. ;. Nc
Cah- aud Miss Minnie Sittig. GA the piano.
Refreshments Of cake and ice cream were
served. Those present we're - Rev. g. ".
BaughmAn and wife, Charles Siisig and vile.
Mesdaues G. T. MeriHg, l.. 5. McCabe Ms
soar Routson, Mary Havu. Harriet Baker,
Henry Cover, John Heck. NeviR HitesheS
Charles Reindoliar aud wife, Dr.. J, F, Eu-
Elar aui wife. Roy II. Singer and wife, Mr..
Harvey Erb, Mrs. Alice Broagh Misses Alex
iua Merinz Ella Smith. Belle Cover. Mar,
g4rel Cover, Ida Mcriag, Bessie sad Anne
Wolf. Minnie and Diene SltiIg. Anpis Fugz-
Emma Crahbs. LILLIAN and Hilda Haine.
Marguerite AcCabe. Rene Heck. khn.ia Ba~
erso1. Mary BaaEhmau, Naomi Adams. Best
nee Hlteshew AsSsrs Peter Smith, E1Win
aud Thomas Cover. DIR. Frank %. Miller.
HiIoa Bo~ersox, Gay HAsues and HARRY
Baaghman.
Rev. &. ". Bauzbman attended The Nl4.
die Conference oi the Lutheran eharch in srs-
SION at PIeasNn, Hill, Freierek county. this
seek.
Naomi Adams, u Wsya-shgro, Pa. hes
been visiting her aMat, Mr. Julia kaE.ar. al
Gear Ridgr.
Joseph Weller has hsd hts residence paint.
ed. james " alta did TO- wpfs
James Myers. che floriss. sss 81 order ipr
iiy. hundred Chryss.r4thsnams from TIE Mi.
ler Btos. Co. Tor their tali opsuiuE.
Aaron Plowmau has se' oui SIX hundred
sseeJ potato giaHi, aud val reach the thou
,sud marx su = les bAvs-
William Bo~~rs .sid o. Mr. Lambert, New
Nind~or. a guii uhica s-igAet 100 p0gn4s,
fss Which he received over So
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RlrthaaY Psry.

A very enjayabi- biyihasy parry was held
a. the home 81 Mrs. urzrk4ah Morrow, Rose
Vile. ga Thursday evening. May 7sh, IH houoF
Of her SON Howell. Fhase present werc
HrscA All MorfoS Ani vyte. AAuou J. Al.
bo,t aud wife, John T. AihAsSh and safe. d.
cob Scai-ckvr and aiic, Ms. David II.
L.islss. Mr.. iryIu L. Ailsire; Misses l.ettiv
Zimmerman. Esnma Huuek. Mary >hAieE,
Lacr,sia Shaier, AIS Lester. Made Nssl;
wizer. Mctlie kasirr, erase Lester, loassA
Wiue. Platte W,jmegI. Lola lseEs,vE, pogz
Long. Alice Matthias. l.Iua iselssss. Esie.lA
Reese. Mamie Reese. 1eaasc i,essler. Bessie
Mctirc, l.stt5e AibauEh. Lizzie Saairy, Al
yerta Walker. Jeanne H. Lester. Ada \. Ma
shias. Bartssr4 4. Baakeft, lyrt'se Nesdeck 81,
OrphA AibAasa; Mcssrs. David tiftihar.
Charles kelbaagh, John AaFs8H, aoNafd
SAzrrer, Albert stephan. ElsBef Lester. o..
car Simmous Horano Mashss,, Waller Nei
mert, Howell Heard. Abraham BaHksfi, tiz,s.
kAliridsr, Adam Shafer. Aibert Hoaek, Al.
begt Sharrer. Preston Reed. Clarence Sharrrr,
Austin keimert, Marvin AtgAbrght, Harry
Shaier. Chester sherman. Niiiisas Martin,
Paul Matthias. Lewis Long, Oscar trummsi,
George 4. Reese. Ie0rgr e. ir.sirr, trriu
furnbaugh. Frederick ". WiUr, WHis A
Lester, Matter Is. lssisier, traukiiu Low .
HoSard Lepp0, keener Meter, Eiias bsasIeT.
Charles Brestwlser. Charles Lspy. Guy Neu.
decker. Clarence Aibzngh sad Ross kssy
While . lot Of the young folks we're Gus ga
the iAwu in the MOONLIGHT Jadulgiug iH iAc
different games. there we're ether ga the
house enjoying themselves With Instruments.
sad vocal music Az = late boar q table ass
spread and loaded With CAKES aRd CONNECTION
cry. After which 81 returned 10 their homes
well pleased Eilh the evenings enjoyment.
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Sale or Two Historical Estates

The Maatruse estate in the Fourth district
81 Baltimore coapiv. Nd, Atoui three miles
nasgh of Rcisserssosts. sold a; pabiIe sac
uaa. Nav s.. tn DE- Adam H. kAlbauEh. 1I
Lancaster. Pa. tor So. iGu. The property
consists "a arseS 81 and gFuniing on the Bal
limurr and Hanover iaynpiks and extending
a,-gwasd 10 the Western Maryland saiinsai,
II contains. among other Improvements,
large fhrrr-s story stone mansion 81 Colonial
design, an os~rsvrr's and several tenant
4 ,.,ss-. AIT large barn The estate includes
l-h acre. Of 1nr unber aHd-
Nontruss vas for a number nj wear, the
hn,ue OF Jerome NaPoieoa BonapaTte, the
alI--, sou 81 Jerome aud Elizabeth Patler
.sn Banafarte IA. purchased the esIHts >puB
AFTER d.. marriage ja is2S - Miss Susanna
Williams u baltimore, and Tor NUMBER ui
wears previous % his departure Tor France
oerf1pied il A. a country home. Evidences
Of thus occupancy are siiil 20 be Seen in beau
tifal landscape gardening arouud the mansion.
a pretty b1NSoOi wAlk briag kn0Sn the
Jusepkiur wAik, aud ~ numerous decorations
about the mansion. which !, said Ia have cost
5000 Ia the grove near the house Is an
Usage oraug- tree nearly two tr"t IN diameter.
Mss T. A. X Nackiu. the present occupant
u the estate, purchased the property IN 1892
Tor So. COO She bad large part Of the i'm
proved land set out As orchard, planting
over 80 600 trees, mostly peach trees. twas
estimated that fuiiy l0.0OO baskets of peaches
went 10 waste about four wears ago, Miss
Mackin having refused t. sell al the prices
offered for the fruit. She has since hAd many
Of the trees removed
DR.. KelbAugh, the purchaser, intends 10
cut the timber on about 100 acres and convert
+, into lumber He will not live on the Is.
tate. but will again offer il for sale. Il con
tains pretty stone chapel erected by Mt
Anderson. who purchased the property from
jerome Buuaparie. No services have been
held there. however, for number of wears.
UPPER MARLBORO, Mn, May 9.-Ihe Mt
Airey homestead, the huue of the Miss FL
eouora Calvert and her brother Ceciius Cal.
vert. was soid today 10 Mrs. Frances Gibson,
of Ohio. for Sll.OO0. The property com
prises 800 acres, Is in the neighborhoOd OF
Rosaryville, and Of late there Was much spec
ulation as TO its control Since the death Of
the last owners $4,000 WAS offered for the
property. Il was known that Secretary Hay,
of Washington. was the successful bidder
After short period it was found out that 9th
ers were willing to pay an additional price,
and. although the sale was considered closed
in the courts Of Prince Georges, the question
of the right of the trustees to perfect the sale
was taken up. aud when additional figures
were offered the sale was closed. Mr.. HAY
said he would withdraw his bid.
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Birthday Social.

A very enjoyable birthday social sAs held
at the home OF Mr.. Lew S,eruer. Grand YAl.
lev. MAY eth. in honor Of his 4Ith anniversary.
The evening Was spent IN social way mill
10 @ clock. Wheu Refreshments we're served.
atirr which all returned 10 their respective
homes we'll pleased With the occasion. Those
present were Levi Sieruer aud wife, John
Siernrr and wife, Samuel Ctz and wife Mel
son Bish. wife and three children, Ellen.
GaIdie and Paul; Jacob Wisner. wife and two
children, John and Claude; Orrstus WentE,
wife aud daughter Beulah; William Eckeri
wife aud three children. Mary. Anna aud Hi.
da: George W. Lepp. wife aud four children,
hurry, Herbert. Lew and Nirgie; Plus Lohr
aud wife, George v Miller aud wife. Mrs.
John Frock and daughter Amelia; Misses
Emma Yeiser, Dells Brachtel, Kate Weniz.
Bessie Vent Kate Sentt. Carrie Shsrretts,
Vertie Forty. Jennie Duncan, Kate Beaehtel.
Anna Beachtel. Cora Miller: Messrs. John
Forty. Lloyd Frock Roy Revert, Ina Gar.
wick. Curvin BrachteI. Maurice Jones, Cletfe
Beachtsl. Jacob krumrine, Amos Wentz.
Claude kiudig, Jesse Marsh, Jacob Erb, Den.
ton Dull. Else Erb, Herbert Dull, hurry Erb.
Edgar Unger. Howard Erb, Paul Sleruer
Harvey Erb. Temple Berwager. Chester
Masemore, Clinton Null. Cleveland Frock
George Wentz. Emory Wentz, Cleius Taw.
uey. Milton Jones Tawney, BERTHE Wentz and
Clinton Baughman.
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A SurpriSe Party.

An enjoyable surprise party sas held At the
home Of Mr. Charlie Eiserode, ne.T PSiapsco.
on the evening Of May g. The crowd gath.
cred shortly after ; clock. The house Sas
thrown open and all were Hospitality vel
euued. Plays aud other suia,eiurBt, were
enloyed for several hours wheu Refreshments
were served. Those present were Charles
Elserode. William Bram aud wife. Henry
Miller and wife. Joseph Davidson aud sile.
Conce Elserode and Niir. Nvs>rs. James
Bean. Henry Stuil. EdSari Res Columbus
Elserode. Mr. Ida Mailizau Mr., Mary
smith: Misses Lillian Weaver, Mamie Miller.
Agnes Walsh, Florence Y Myer>. Bertha
Myers. Emma Miller, Ida Elssrode. Linda
Huffman. Anna May El~erode, Mary Bean,
Little Wampleg. Mary Harris. Lenis Stump.
Lucy Eiserode, Mary Eiserode. Carrie Miller.
Alice Miller. Katie Fo~ble, Lucy Fowble,
Edith Beam, Liihiau Beam. Salhe Miller;
Messrs jackson Rayer, David Elserode,
James Walsh, Roya Carr. Emory Davidson,
Howard Carr. Vivian Davidson. Clarence
Lowell. Edward Cullisou, Newton Davidson.
Harry Baker. George Sours, Cletis Troyer,
Philip Ludwig. Benjamin Miller. Vincent
Rill. Charles Myers. Wiliam Abbott. Dick
Miller. Lurd Miller. Harold Davidson, Dewey
Miller, William Ailgire, George Gist, Joseph
Walsh, Bradley Carr. Monroe Taylor, Ed
ward Carr. Jackson Winters, Paul Sullivan,
Dona Richards. James E!serode, Parke Da.
wilson, Marshall Taylor, Harry Miller Harold
Elserode. John Elserode, Walter Algire,
Columbus Elserode, Jr., Osborn Snyder,
Charles Bosley, Winfield Abbott, Samuel
Smith aud Raymond Buchanan.