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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-09
FINANCIAL.
wall street Gossip.

Reported by the New York Commercial Ad-
vertirer. through Francis Bro & Co.. z1t North
Fourth street:
New York. Sept. s-Rock Island-Harrts.
Gates & Co. were said to have given out buy
ing orders in Rock Island early in the day,
and IL also said that the controlling In
terests would shortly give evidence that there
would soon be some effort to have the stock
reflect the present big earnings The hock
Island tip has been omnpresent during the
past week, and e found additional flavor after
Atchisoa began TO move up. The Harrts-Gates
buying of Rock Island to-day. after their heavy
purchases OF Atchison last week. strengthened
basis for the rumors Of deal between the two
properties, the two stocks are likely 10 have
similar features IN the market.
Atchison-Tns market for Atchiscn shares
continued TO display to-day . highly manipu-
lated condition. Harris Gates & Co and Shef-
inent buyers last week, went on buying to-day.
on tfle other hand. the Waldorf crowd were
Thought 10 be quietly taking profits II locked
70 most observers pretty much all day that the
common stock was being sustained for the pur
pose Of selling There great deal OF
bidding for small lots above the market. but
when anybody tried to buy larger amount an
eighth or 50 below found that they got the stock
very easily.
Rsading-H the Atchisou end other stocks
which advanced seemed 20 ehow an unusual
degree Of manipuiattoa, 81 could also be said,
from the bull standpoint, that the selling OF
Reading ana Erie looked crite artificial. The
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-09
FIa1seed Quotations.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. Ill. Sept s.-Flexseed was sseady
May sold at 81 90: October from sstc on to Sc.
and September at 9flzc: No. / Northwestern
sold al 81 and No was s4,1c bid. Receipts
were cars here. IS at Minneapolis and zs at
Dry Goods.
New York Sept S-The decline in raw cot
ton mas been the principal topic Of CONVERSE
tion during the day, and this change has had
oufetfnr effect in certain quarters adding 20
and intensifying the conservatism which has
been shown by buyers Of dry goods for 20
ing liberal
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-09
Local Money Market

Local Money Market.
Cearings were large and there was good
derrand for loans. with discount rates steady
between and per cent.
Yesterdays Bank C1enrings.
Yesterdays clearing house statement showed
clearings s. ISL and balances S1.1sI,sn.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-09

Atchison %.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-24
When Tlme Hang. Heavily.

Time is never wasted until tt hangs
heavily on our hands" when you are
neither working nor enjoying yourself.
There may be times when it suits
one's mood 10 loaf and invite ones
soul" but they are rare nowadays. II
you don't believe II, consider how the
average citizen spends bis vacation.
Most people work harder and econo-
mlze their vacation time more gr1ldg.
ingly In getting the most out of It than
they do in any ether part Of the year.
They hate TO lose a minute of enjoy.
meut.
OF course there are times-every day
when time seems absolutely wasted,
and these are the times when mems
tempers are on edge and things so
crosswise. Chief among this list Of
wasted and nUaotonous intervals Is
the time spent IN waiting for a car. In
travelling on II after you get II. n wait
Ing for meals. ia Tuning over diIatory
appointments or by reaching there too
soon, Other instances ire whore the
bore buttonholes you and insists with
excessive eloquencc in striuginc a
three line item into two colunln tale.
--plttsburg Dispatch.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-24
BOYS. Rnv Farms

If the young men who hang about the
city, either working for small pay as
clerks or factory hands or looking for
a job. could only be br ought to realize
how much greater their chances of sue
cess would be on farm. the number of
instances where the boy reverses the
story book order, and leaves the ei' to
seek his fortune" in the country.
would be vastly increased Farm life
is infinitely easier and more attractive,
in this day CT machinery, than in the
old times when everything had to be
done by dint OF muscle; the transition
from the position of a laborer to sSs.St of
owner of piece Of land il made easier
by the higher wages Now that the
spring term Of the city schools win
soon be dr8 wing TO close, boys who
want vacation WORK should be encour-
aged to seek it on the farm and garden
Good healthy, profitable work can there
be found for any number of them If
the monthly cash wages are smaller,
the difference is more than offset by the
board and lodging, which the farmer
furnishes, AMI by the circu instances taat
the requirements of dress are very much
smaller in the country. Grand Rapids
Tribune.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-24

A stranger In Germany soon makes
the acquaintance Of the police, little
as he may desire Il. You have BERN in
Germany week. more or less, when
the policeman calls. At first you can
not believe that he is really after you.
and then your mind runs back guilty
over your past. He takes out his little
book-one OF @ small library of little
books which he carries In his blouse
and inquiries your age. your nationality
and how long you intend to stay.
You learn subsequently that a record
Of every person in the empire is care
fully kept. with fun details as to his
occupation, material wealth and social
standing. II you move into a new
house, you must notify the police: II
you move out you must notify the po-
lice; II you hire a servant girl, you
must purchase yellow blank and re-
port the fact. the girl also making a
report. When she leaves. you must
send In n green blank stating why she
IS dismissed, where she Is going and
SO on.
II you fail in any Of these multltu-
dinous requirements of the govern
ment-and have mentioned only a
few Of them-there Is fine to pay,
each fine graduated to the enormity
of the ofTense There are offenses
graded as low as . cents. independent.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-24

A clever mother recently solved the
problem of what to do with debut
tantes bouquets at the reception which
she gave recently TO introduce her
daughter. Instead of having them scat
tered about the drawing room, as they
usually are at coming out teas. and dec
Grating the mantelshelf she had a screen
made N them, on which they We're
hung and placed near the door Of her
library. where she and the pretty girl
received.
This screen was made of wire and
was about six feet high and three and
n half feet wide. 1t was entirely COW
cred with smiiax, and tins of Florida
pain leaves edged it all around. Wire
rings were fastened on it in rows and
served as holders for the bouquets, the
handles of which were placed through
them. The ribbon bows which always
trim the handles Of the debutante's
bouquets hid these rings and added to
the bright mass Of color. The effect
was exceedingly pretty and at a dis
lance suggested a bit of gorgeous bro
cade on which great punches of flow
ers were wrought. The hostess and her
daughter stood in front of the screen.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-24
JEFFERSON.

spRIEGvuIE. June 2-Cummeneement ex-
ercises II June 9. As IN previous years, brought
together a large concourse OF people in spite
Of showers IN the early evening . Four
lows: North observation-disclosures Reed
teacher, Mary Kendall; May sshooi-Nettie
.-..s-te.aon May Rayuor; irish ktdge-Nellie
Graham, Clara Walden; Davis gchoOl-Mlss
L0gHss, Euota Carmichael. The essays were
very satisfactory and were read with clear de
livery They we're lnterspered with several
tne recitatiuns and musical seisctiuns MI e
Cushing OF tbg spEiugRflts school, announce
the program Supt. Gardner briefly address
ed tile audience. after which he presented
at N, +. church June i4th.--. The house Was
flied vita listeners It Is encouraging 20
the children tO know so many take an Inter
est 80 their work. .. The Ladies' Ala met 81
John Stephens last Thursday They voted
for picnic here July 18th .... short program
will be rendered and au address by the pastor
Mary Kendall took relapse from her re-
cent Illness and was for several days nrostFat-
ed with bronchial affection e.. She Is now able
10 sit up a part OF the tfme,...A son and
damEhrer Of W. Y. Miller have oeea III OF late
Little Bert has been Ia q precarious con-
ing from scarlet fever. lie Is slightly i'm
proved Several Ia town have had or are
having the measles Mrs. -. q. syeen Is stop
ping az Lafnech 6Faham's tiil her children
recover from the same. Mrs. Renie and
daughter Rose OF MarGagU, Illinois, are yfsi-
Ting their daughter and sister, Mrs. W.
Miller The ladies' drove the entire "trip aud
will visit other points In Wisconsin, Mrs,
NJ Il. Graham ana Mrs. Dll xs0n or FirUquA.
visited Uncle Lamech Graham Thursday
John Olson and son assisted Mr. Kendall Ia
euiaF9ing his barn Joseph Reed and Miss
at convention n La Crosse.
ROSE GERAsIuM.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-24
nnge snIaer. Moo moo.

Every one who owns little strip OF
garden knows what 1t IS 20 CHAR away
spider webs. matter of small did
Guilty and lightly performed. hut l.. pop
uhr naturalist who lately returned
from the great vo,sls Of Ceutral AIgser-
lea came across spiders webs of SUCH
strength and huz=c Dimensions that
they were positive obstacles In bis,
path Needless To say. the tenants *
these webs wen, a a INDUSTRIOUS size.
Il measured one. os these fabrics. -
be says. 1t had a diameter oG alare
than six set, without Including ehs.
long brace threads that run out ska
forcStays TO the extremity OF the sur
rounding branches. tueu took aunl-
Der 81 wild lemons and tlung sOcn
against the ceis;er with an my ga8ghL
The web stopped every one. Ii Is nc
wonder that when n bir,l becOslxs en-
tangled ia the mesbes tle N3s,g> spider
Is able % make a breah asst or aim"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-24
OUR COUNTY GLEANINGS
FROM the Brain and Pens Of The censor
StiyeOonn'ry and Village Writers
wI,ITFsToW.4

ONTARIO. June q. sim Collins, the earpeu-
terof la Fargo. was pleasant caller ~ oD@n
IN J. Thater recently took possession o.
s'uoie White" K Chandler IL ont 81 6uai
ness The illness OF Veteran VIM sandon Is
stu very seriouS....D fries elbep ct NQrwhY
was buying Veals In town. .. Mrs. hart Motley
or Brush creek shipped 80 young chickens 70
Chicago and received " cents apiece to.s O.,
Iiezert has improved bis VILLAGE property
with a new store building. Mr. Bltieuhouse
il the eArpenLer.s..M Miss iennfc ttckiHaH OF
Frankford Indiana, is visiting her aunt, n rs
8 J BAldN la al ssur burg this summer Lhey
had not met since 1879. iGvltatious ar uut
announcing the marriage ~ AisS bes1lt
Hutcheus 70 Mr., Melvin liofmsn 1T the home
OF the bride ia Walton, ine -. q. NJ san.
don recently added a new coat OF paint - iIis
store, which makes IL very ATTRACTIVE Mf
sandoa's volume Of trade Is $50 daily ...-.- seth
HAmmon the bIa ksmith. is laid up with
measles SarBy Mardeu - in the HlHpna
hospital for medical treatment. Mrs Rob.
srt lsse Of our VILLAGE, started Tor England
VIA New York fast Tuesday and will adopt
that country for her future home. Jack
Frost" did much damage In many places IN
this vicinity Friday the i2th lnst, 70 cora
potatoes, tomatoes, beans an1 tob1ce9-
Mrs Baldwin OF 0aE village received 100 sweet
potato plants from IA Farge Mr. ana mis-.
Milton stokes OF Clinton. visited relatives in
town on sunday. Miss Jennie Hickman and
her cousin Ira, made u trip 10 Gas Ris;.i snd
returned Saturday. Pensioners a ~ dDG
notary at +. y. Walkers store July ~ 10
execute their v,snchers. Rev joan +. kea y
ter, pastor OF tile O. y, church, bsptised hine
converts In the Klckapoo river, yesterday.
-. Mrs. Polly Ann WincheH Of Mt Tabor
died of paralysis Sunday ths 2lst aged about
IS years. She leaves husband and dapgh
ter Remains were haried today 10 Pleasant
Ridge cemetery Merchant John GrRmer OF
G1nshton, was seen on our streets yesterday
go. Mrs. ManeFva Mitchell OF Forest tran
ferred the 81 OF ~ sec. 5. T u, L w 80 +, r.
Mitchell, consideration $500. new lodge
OF beavers was instituted here recently
with about 50 charter mem bers reported.
al fuy ION IL Y IA "A I'd =
sist Us Ia the celebration OF "lBdependence
Day" ONTARio KID
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-24

That the wearing of black is uniTer-
sally becoming Is a great mistake. A
wonan's figure may look very much
better IN black than in any color, but
there are very few women to whom a
dead black against the skin is becom-
ing. 1t usually adds several years to
the apparent age. and 50 heavy ma
terial as black velvet or black satin
cannot be worn without some softening
effect round the shoulders except by a
pronounced beauty The soft folds of
white lace or chiffon at the top of a
black gown are, rs a rule. far more be
coming than the dead black. This try
ing effect can. of course, be modified.
The gown may be made becoming by
the use Of passementerie or of jetted
lace, for jet is SO brilliant in itself that
it transforms the dead black of the ma
terlal.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-24

GRNoA. June 2l--Geuoa Will celebrate the
Fourth. Paul Maiin who has been At iron
River. returned home last SATURDAY Miss
Augusta Riley visited her brothers school az
bergen. Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. e. 49, Pat
terson returned home from wauaeka where
the former has been employed az pFinCipag of
schools. We are having several cases al
measles In town but In a modified form Phil
lip shumway and sadie kimble, who we're 80
severely affected with them, are now impreV-
GA Saturday The river Is failing and Ash-
stoddard Saturday Mr.. aud Mrs George
iupl OF Aberdeen, >. D., hat formerly of
Minneapolis ara the guests az relatives here
.-,. NJ. SUBWAY moved his stock az tSe MIN
nesota side last week ChaS. Ott shipped il
ear load gf grain last week drs Adams
and grandson returned from CentFaIla. where
they have been for saverni NOR tbs III T.
" hti has commenced work I'm the anishlng
de ,laFtment OF his baton factory. Charley
or AID wife drove 10 Nir0quA last WednPs-
day. Mrs. Ea0olio, daughter and graHd-
daughter OF Jennings. La. are visiting rela
lives here great many are making prep
erations 10 90 on the excE sion on the steam
sF J. = asXt Friday 2. Charles Ott. Jr who
mas been employed a. hookkceper tn the La
Crosse Wool and Fur factory, came home ga
Tuesday Mrs. Robson OF Dubuque, Arrlv
% last Friday and viii visit her sisters Mrs.
WOodhouse and Mrs. Cavsnee Clements
Bros and Frank Gillette, who are cjAmmiux
AZ FetFyNtlie, came up with a load ~ shells
saturday + !. McMABauy went te Ia rpsse
FRIDAY. MISSISSIPPI.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-24

gusK CORNERS. June 2s-Eruest Kaudals
snndayed nc home There win be ma tee
cream and cake social 81 Robert Tate's sat
urday night June "a proceeds FOR the church
e.. MerVln kusk II seen driving through our
streets with a brand new buggy. quite
number Of our Young people attended the
picnic at Manning the iJth and also the cora
Tneneement at Ross Sa turday night. a. or
risons are rejoicing o. or the arrival Of little
daughter co.. ChiidreUs Day was observed by
the Congregational Sunday school, The lit.
lie ones are 10 be congratulated for their we'll
prepared program and the sweet way ia
which they rendered Il Rev chapel OF Vic
Ia, gave the address which was pleasing to All
May this good work 60 On Mr. ferguson
is painting at Viola. olive hast has a new
organ. Mrs. Jake Johnson ~ Camp Creek.
attended church yesterday Mr.. Chapel VIII
preach next sunday at . o'clock See olive KIN
namon has returned % her work at MF. Nor
Fis. where she has been for some time We
will soon lose two ot our BEST citizens, M.
and Mrs. Allen Rnsk, who VIII remove TO vi
roqua soon ,. Daisy Wood has returned from
Delevan. where she has been attending schooe
since september. Miss RI bins0n elusrsl hr
school next Saturday. Hays sawml viii
soon commence its WORK. Schiiling Bros
have drilled a we'll for Ben jennings D. The
Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. Ferguson
Thursday OF this week. Old tEcKyILEE
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-24
WEBSTER

GRrsH Hollow, June 20--Ladles AID meets
with Mrs Appleman. Wednesday July LIST.
Willie Smith Will 10 with us sunday evening
next Qua Gray has gone 80 Dakota to
speun the summer VIII and Prize Boyer
have zone 10 Isadysuiib. Lester Gray has
rptnraed from the NORTH. ) ohm Scryens
hos moved on f. scF!gens place 1911 Tur-
uer aud Ike hTistman have commenced the
basement al McGArrys new barn o.. Wesley
Shafef ms, moved in J. Scriyen's house Tor
thfs sen4un once more we have sunday
school Mr. ANA Mrs D. Notary rejoice
over The arrival % "A baby boy. Yves Call
we'll has tine driving horse. VIII shafer
mas c9mmepced work Mt Hobe Groves
Edna beaver vas home the iith 10 was her
eighteenth birthday =. VIM. Turner has rent
ed s. Seriven's tobacco ground. Homer
Kellar Is working Tor his brother walter.
ft0r POTATO.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-24
AN ATTIC CLOTHES RACK.

so.that the nails shall take a firm grip.
Into the strips of wood hooks should
be.screwed SIX or eight inches apart,
andsupon the Looks wire garment,sup-
porters may be hung. This plan, so
clearly Illustrated by the drawing, viii
admit of disposing of great deal of
clothing I'm small space, yet each article
may be taken down in twinkling with
out disturbing any of the others. II
thought advisable. curtain may be
hung in such way as to protect all
the clothing from dust.-Ladies' Home
Journal.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-24

WEST pRAIRrE,f June ga hBe program
WAS rendered by the Fargo sabbath school
Sunday night It was listened to by a large
and appreCiAkiye audience despite bad
weather Alfred holland and Oscar Nelson
made a dying trip 10 Vlroqua Saturday
AAlic and Maker Nelson are sporting brand
new double seated carriage. .. Miss Ida
Davis closed . successful term Of school In
our district ast Friday Marie Bulstud OF
Vifuqua, is visiting at her fathers. Andrew
and II Ans Davidson are building tobacco
sheds for II. Nttri aud q sSAgeu. Albert
Erickson has saen Laid I'D with L sore band.
hurt while learning 10 ride wheel "a Ever
son HroS are sgttfEg tobacco VIII Finney
and Oscar Nelson attended the picnic a week
ago sunday They report "a dne time The
hRindsf0Fein2" meets with Mrs Thomas
'hnson Wednesday next. Clarence Upham
% DE soto, IS visiting ON the pFairie......
bvery body "kiaht about face" Tor Retreat,
Fourth Elmer F0rtner had the misfertune
uf puacturlng bis wheel asst SATURDAY. night.
WHIsLINU EUFEs
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-24

A trained nurse vouched for this sim
pie way Of dropping medicine without
dropper. Tip the bottle up till tue
cork has been moistened. Reverse it
again and let the fluid go down. Take
the cork out, and In SO doing run the
cork along the rim Of the bottle. Drop
from the side you haye inoistened with
Che cork In taking or administering
medicine always pour from the side OPP
positc the label This will keep the
label looking clean and fresh. The
glass can be washed off from time to
time, but drop win spoil your label
beyond remedy Housekeeping.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-24

Here's TO the American hen. whc ID
one Of the greatest wealth producers in
this country. Last year she laid some
sixteen billion eggs- representing mar
kst value oE $3.50, 000 coo During the
st' time the poultry produced amount
Ell to sl30 000, 000 aud the combined
values Of poultry aud eggs was nearly
double that OF the output Of the prec-
ions metals aud six times that of the
wool crop OF sue country What would
the American farmer do without his
faithful friend and stand by. the Amer
lean hem Oshkosh Northwestern
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-24
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE 81 AbaitcAIoH Ter fW al sat Bemput.
T. EKNoN COUNTY Cou. E IN PROBATE
state ot Wisconsin Coa - u Vernon So,
In She matter NJ tae - tate q Peter ID
Bartholomew, decVased
On reading aud diing tbe apr tfcastoa 81 Henri
eta Bar hol0mrw eNecutsix representing anon Z
other things that s1e has fally admirisJe I'd the
saia staie, and praying taat time "a pIaco b.,
bNed for vxamigiag and allowing his account ~
hcr ADMINISTRATIVE ana that tbe residue d the
said estate be assigned BE- euuh persona a. are
By law entitled 70 she same;
i ts ordered, That said application be heard
pHtnte thB canFi o. regular term thereof 10
Be Neld ~ the probate office tn thA City ~ yfro.
oes, 90 tse an day 81 August A Is ia@i. II ID
O'Clock A NJ
~ II further ordered. That notice af the
FHneaud place 81 examining aud allowing aid
account and ~ assigning the residue 81 said
estate, De given tn all persons Interested
~ p0hitcAiian 90 a copy IF this order
lnF NtSe sUe -ssiVc weeks In The Vernon
county Censor, "A new spAfaer printed In said
county rtnFe the day dXcd Tor said hearing
hy ihe Nurf, u % alAHoNET County fudge
tHiss7 ttie .+fh day IL Ja#e. a. n lg3
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-24
Japanese Hanging of Acorn..

From that land Of artistic prettiness,
Japan, comes a fanciful idea for q
hanging for a doorway. All that Is
necessary to make this unique portiere
is TO procure bushel basket of acorns
and some dark brown cord that ill
tone well with them This should be
heavily waxed and the acorns pierced
and threaded in long lines of golden
yellow, rich tan, russell brown and deep
green. The color scheme is effective,
and the acorns gently tinkle as they
swing to and fro, They are not as
heavy nor as easily broken as the
beaded hangings and are fully as pref
ty and useful.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-24

Cn0K n0LG0w, June AZ The little showers
cave had lately have been &c benehclal
..--.Ur,sss are doing eonsidgrabA -.sntagg in
the corn aeids The small hos hide IN the
brush with their shutgunS Way h thn
smiling face OF Thomas 7 Olson, af sprlnp
vile, seen 50 often IN 0ur Hollow Every
o5e y busy In tobacco fields. Friends frarn
Ross spent sunday with Virgil urubb Miss
AyFtle tiay spent sunday with her parents
MI And Mrs. Thomas neaver and daughters.
Soidie and Muri and aun John spent sunday
at the home Of + ". Alexandra Rue lex
adder Is heme from Viola, where she has bees1
teaching Where viii you ceehrateY. Is
tuH question We hear now an 8ll sides Near
~ All reply Viola" 81. Little Julia Nelson
passed away last Monday morning after An
Illness of many months 90 she was taken
worse ~ the home VI her sister. af~
Sneli. Friday, ard did not regain euua'iss.s-
ne'b.. "And Christ sand, suffer little ehfl.
lFNa 70 come unto mn ana forbid them not
for CT such Is the kipdgom Of heaven Size
went "a Join hsr father and brother some
OF her scheOimatas carried thr little cmsAet
10 its last resting place. EnSFs
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-24

WILMINGTON, Del. June % After
a fight between guards at the Newcastle
county workhouse and a mob of 1900
men, in which half dozen or more
members of the mob were shot. George
White, the negro murderer Of Helen
Bishop. was dragged from cell by the
angry crowd and burned alive at an
arly hour this morning.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-24

the home OF Peter Berge. ohm Hech ana
Johnny Henry made business trip TO Pine
Grove last Wednesday. CLARK Williams anu
mlly spent sunday with Henry Hopp and
sister We regret the losing OF our kind
neighbor aud friend. Charlie Nixon and fam
nv, who moved near his brother Elmer, At
Retreat A number Of our good people AZ
tended the Tee cream s0ciable Saturday
NIGHT NJ M Gnrsllnes. fine time was re-
ported Mrs Henry Weber is visiting with
her children on Pleasant RIDGE. Max
Sanefneld sandayed at Chris Henry's.
u ANDI.