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The sun., 1903-04-14
LONE Island Carmen Meet.


The Long Island ANA teur Rowing Associn-
tion held its annual meeting last night at
the Carleton Hotel. Kent avenue and South
Eighth street. Brooklyn. and matters Of
interest to local oarspen were disposed q.
President John A. wslderinann OF the Brook
lyn Rowing Club occupied the chairt ana the
SS CUB IspTsss"seod FppTsnsMeod Boa. ciSS Wahnstss
Boat Club. Brooklyn Rowing Club and Maui
I:pS e sosssy y,Sss ss.sds. an ss.
ceptionaiiy successful season on the water
the organization was on ? healthy oasl1
imam nclally. During the fscal year lust ENDED
mo most FOR fcrmidsbis Item being i4os for entry
fees In the annual regatta. The total dis
bursements were s4so5S. leaving a balance
e s M n:. b.anc. Isss Tsh on hssS @ 'ooso
Under the head OF new business came the
election Of Officers, which resulted as follows
President. John J. waldmsnn. Brooklyn Rowing
Club; secretary treasurer. T. J. Brennan, Ravens
s:s. .b,s;.S Es,S p1., sSGes,sI a;sS
q. Rurrecht. Nautilus Ros! Club PobsL II Pe,on
seawanhaka boat Club; ). J.; Ln9gniln. hsvens s,,s
wood BoAi Club; j. i. Rogers. fiusmnc boss euD.
II was unanimously aereed that TIL. year
annual regatta be held on Saturday, Aus: !.
Pelton the course This year will be the reverse
bat 4 tet. r.. FSssd sar sysn w from
and the finish az the dock little beyond the
Split Rock Thus the. crews will be nearer
the starting line and all they VIII have ave ,d 20 90
to the starting buoys. The following pro-
gramme was agreed upon:
Junior singles. intermediate four -oarcd gig
.sn SSs :s: :ss l1%I %
The prize for this latter event will be pre-
sented by President Waldmann.
The sun., 1903-04-14
THE SUN, TUESDAY. APRIL 14, 1908.

out notice. The committse announced
its intention Of ordsving strikes on The
Fuller contracts In other cities: 0eorGe
d. Oaillard Of the committee seid thai ~
more brotherhood men had already peen
called out, and that more were rceay 70
quit on Fuller contracts In Boston, Phiia-
delphia and several other cities.
NATIONAL BROTHERHOOD TALKS IT Oven.
INpIANAPolis, April is.-Membsrs of
the National Executive Board OF the
Brotherhood OF Carpenters are nesting
here to consider the various strikes OF
carpenters throughout the country and
especially the trouble with the Analgamated
Society, Of Carpenters In New York CITY.
Members Of the board said tonight that
the only demand made by ths Brotherhood
IL that the Arnalgamated Society men
shall be affiliated With the regular organiza-
ton.
These men are EnslishInen.' said Score
tary Duffy Of the brotherhood to-day
sand We insist that they shall be . part OF
our organization In this country. They
are carpenters and a. such do work that
men Of our organization would otherwise
do. In this sense they come In composition
with us and we want them In our organsa-
tion.
The subject was discussed at length and
several suggestions werO made, but no
definite action was taken.
The sun., 1903-04-14
ROWLING.

IL vas Buckin ghAm's turn TO show the onlookers
az The Sun individual championship tournament
games last night how the game Of ,enpnS shouia os
rolled. In four games against Fred Gerdes the
young Brooklyn bowler made strike or spsre
in each Of the ior,y frsmes ,aiy1s more nor ss. sssn
each ,s;S S1sss ... sps Sesrsd %
rolling Two more games without . break The
y,nsr sERiRs-yIRsr GAME
BgsslasA.nsS :, P. oerde'. ...s III
nyss,ssH:% ss..s 49, o:sse. "a o'Td'' 1876
sueslnsA.ms s ! saasY y !; ssTd...~.' Isl
pYssinsh.ma s Am 80 Gsss., ss =. aerds' '''''' !"
hssrsss sssS sps per sameSBSsiinsh.m Hs =: Gs1ae,
SECOND sEsiks-rInsr oAhr. >. G,
p. e.rs.. & =. 8 &: s, a.mp.l Z IS; is
F. oerde,....s . ! I isII R.%ps' 10
p. oerd.. IHinP III Ssnf, ssn pei ....ssi rs
s,.sss s .p.Is..r: oefS.s; y k.mpsa,., p.nn.,
49,. Ay'F nplfs-g re- s,HMsli Mlssi ss scOisrlS h ss
R.np., - Z IS g; a.s.,.,,A.% , 1, I I ii
Rempei .....s 7s ise Buckingham 8 A7
Missed spsrc-Rs%Psl; o.u
R.mp.,. ....., ! AisI ~ saoHins ss CHAM . as
.ss: nsss :G.ss;ys:nIHss, S.s s,s =.
women bowers. completed their SCHEDULE yssteI.
DAY asn-s sanoHn SosS M Rss.e % Winner of ,hs ms
dlvldua prize rolled an average OF ieos'2o' The
scores .
Sya l Mr.. a.aHsn aHs II o NJ r.. oIsS
n'f1 ladies' , Of 0i1li rs.fsSMs Ei.en.a, ~ MN.
TSs'S%:H l.i Ea kss.. .s: NC DSSRit TaE T. MIS-
49, sECoSD oAMR.
%4. Ioys Is, Mr. sss ssnrss e m NJ IN oSSs
'nfa Rir Van winfi: Isdies-Mr, sehxs,.. 10: Ms.
Hssh M1s GsoTS - h5s ico kS%GD 4"ea 81 MIS- "
Ladies' Of Libery..-Nrs. Eiseman, h2 Ms
lrf'Snsn Isl, Mas. kessel, cs MS iss. TolRsl. is
Hip Van Winkie Ladies-Mrs. Schweis, l2s: Miss
hs'sf s Mf. g s.d4s M H. lsslr%4RS ~ MIS- p'0'''"''
Billy cordes the well known Brooklyn bowler.
Is The irst time this score has ever been rolled In
a tournament. The scores:
~. Fies fos,ss i1; Ss .0 in q. soa''
Union sTnur6sr. iss zshn, isc; clark. .s iss sten-
Grand lcen,rsal.-Cordes as2; Evans; ,si; Young.
Dos; Totten. las; Wolf, ieo: Total lob
del. iso: Schoonmaier. i5S. Total. S2s.
Grand cer,r.icSrdss vc So rysns ,"s ss Young
union-Thur6cr. iA: Zshn. 10: Clark. ieS: sten-
del. isi: Schoonmaker. isi. Total. 7sI.
The sun., 1903-04-14

oars end ths Hsrhness rscsr have already
been described In THR Sur.
mittse and Secretary Butler wslcomsd
the newspaper men, though they admitted
they were disappointed ct seeing them.
They said II they had had their way. the
prolonged mystery would not have been
made. President A. X. shattuck Of the
club. who was insietent upon secrecy,
violated, did not arrive at the hotel TILL
10 o'clock at night. W. H. Sosrritt. presi-
dent OF the Auto Club, OF New Jersey, was
with him. They decided to make the best
faoe possible over the matter and enjoyed
the accounts Of how the big, racing cars
telephone wires and railroad trains.
The sun., 1903-04-14
west End Increase Of stock.

BosTos. April is.-Shsrsholders in the
West End Street Railway Company voted
this morning to increase the capital stock
t%s4 80 by the issue Of s,oes new shares. the
par value of which 10 go, thus increasing
the common stock Of the company from
iSi 100 to fe0,7S5 shares The new stock
q issued 70 provide rpeans 20 repay 70 the
expended by II for improvements on the
property Of the West End company.
The sun., 1903-04-14
Gees Over 70 the Copsslidated.

william b. Wheeler. who vas . prominent
trader on the New York Stock Exchange
until he sold hk seat for something like
- 100. some months ago, bought seat on
The Consolidated Stock and Petroleum
Exchsnee yesterday. He paid q 500 for
IT.. He 70 the third man within the last
sssok ExchanEe membership at q very high
pstss aud :" % over 70 the smaller ex-
change. .-..
The sun., 1903-04-14
RAISES COPPER QUOTATIONS.
Mssai Exchange Decides TO Have the Real
Thing Hereafter.

The system Of the Metal Exchange OF
quoting prices for copper was changed yes
tsrday 20 that ofRcial prices In the future
will bs In harmony with the prices quoted
outside the exchange BY the large producers
of copper. The prices that will be quoted
will be those fixed by the large sellers Of the
q pound yesterday by the exchange, in ac-
corclance with the new scheme. Lake COP
per was quoted at Is cents bid, 1875 cents
asked; electrolytic. rs cents bid, 1925 cents
asked; castings, i4.25 cents bid, i+.7o cents
asked.
The sun., 1903-04-14
r. NJ. Shepard Reappoint esi.

EAST ORANGE. April is-Chief Justice
Gummere, in the Supreme Court this morn
ing reappointsd Frederick NJ. Shepard Of
Mum avenue member Of the Essex County
PARK Commission. Several other persons
were anditates for the appointment, notably
Alden Freeman Of East Orange and Freder-
ick W. Kelsey Of Orange.
The sun., 1903-04-14
Caribbean squadron Sails for Pensacola.

wAsHINoToS, April i3.-The Caribbean
division OF the North Atlantic feet under
Rear Admiral Coghlan left Puerto Cortez.
Honduras, on Saturday for Pensaoola. The
division consists of the cruisers Olympia
and San Francisco, the gunboat Marietta
and the collier Brutus. The Panther was
left In Honduras waters to protect American
interests during the current political dis
tIrbancea
The sun., 1903-04-14
Last Of southern Pacific Pse, stsck.

The final delivery Of Southern Pacific
pool stock about 2,i0o shares--to the mem-
bers Of the pool will be made to-day by
Talbot j. Taylor 4 Co.. brokers Of James
r. Keene. the pools manager. 1t vas said
by a representative of the Arm that the
decision In the Northern Securities case
miRlt be used by their counsel on the
appeal Of the Southern Pacific case.
The sun., 1903-04-14
never Battle at an Faster Dance.

The Easter dance Of the Junior League
was given last night in the ballroom at the
Manhattan Hotel. The dancing was pre-
ceded by floral fete. one Of the features Of
which was q battle Of roses and snow
balb- the flower kind. The receipts went
70 the Messiah Home for Children, In ths
Bronx.
The sun., 1903-04-14
P,eetwing Arrives IN Port.

The old schooner yacht Fleetwins. owned
by f.. Mapes Of Minneapolis. arrived yester-
day from cruise In the West indies. The
FIeetwing, with Mr.. Mapes and friends on
board. left this city on Feb. IS. The Fleetwtng
took part In the great ocean race some years
ago With the Henrietta and Vesta.
The sun., 1903-04-14
G. ". van Ne.t Thrown From ms Her,e.

@. willett Van Nest, 20 years old. lawyer.
living at i7s East Fifty-eighth street, was
thrown from his horse while riding In Cen.
tral Park at o'clock last night A sur
eeon Of the Park ambulance corps said that
Mr. Van Nest was suffering from oontusions
nirbt reporters were told that DIR. Bull
had been called in to attend him
The sun., 1903-04-14
"M yos like it,"

q You can have "Semi-
ready"clothes any right way
and any time you like.
q Ready -try-on when
sold. $l8 to 500.
q Finished to order ac-
cording to your dictation.
q Specialist-tailors here for
that very purpose.
q Sent home quick as you
q You need not buy because
, you look, or keep because you
/ buy.
SEM.RkApy WARDROBE
Bresdv,y y Eisvsnth 81.
A. J. KELLY COMPANY
csatrsllsp fer nsv Yssk
The sun., 1903-04-14
s.rst. Mann, . nsMade . Captain.

Sergt. Thomas Mannion Of the Null
berry street station ives yesterday made
a captain by Police Commissioner Greene.
He was sent to command the EldridGe
street station. to succeed acting Inspector
Albartson.
The sun., 1903-04-14
End Of saratesa's Building strike.

SARATOGA, April ls.-Cottase building
was resumed to-day with full force OF
workmen, the labor troubles, which caused
. suspension OF operations having reaehed
an end
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1903-08-20
Morgan.

J. B. Robinson and family visited at
C. M. Shankels Sunday.
Several of the young folks arc attend
ing normal this week.
Mart Davis and family attended the
reunion and visited at u. L. Newcomers
this week.
Nellie Dale and Minnie Marble attend
ed the reunion and visited friends at
Davis City last week.
Lucy Smallwood has friend from
Nebraska visiting her this week.
Bert Farnes has a new phone.
Nellie Dale and Bird Cozad visited the
sick at yaughn's Sunday afternoon.
S. Marble and wife of Clio, attended
church at Wesley Sunday.
Rev. Trotter preached his farewell
4 sermon at Wesley Sunday.
Clyde Dillon and Anna Sears were
married at Leon last Wednesday. We
extend congratulations.
Clarence Marble, of Davis City, visit
ed Saturday night and Sunday at M. l.
Dale's.
AL Hubbard and family were Lineville
visitors Saturday.
Minnie Marble returned to her home
at Clio Sunday.
ALBERT Baker and family, of Lineviltt
attended church at Wesley Sunday.
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Woodland.

Hutchinson & Brown are harvesting in
this vicinity.
Miss Eta Still returned from Reams-
vile, Kan, where she has been visiting
relatives.
Quite number from here attended
the Davis City reunion last week.
Mr.. Murbarger and G. B. Sans. OF
Garden Grove, passed through town
Saturday for the Mineral Springs.
Florence Hall, of Garden Grove, Wis.
tied at S. A. Beavers last week.
The ball game at Davis City be.
last Leroy and Woodland Tuesday was
not played on account of the rains.
The usual amount of school teachers
from Woodland are attending normal at
Leon this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waugh, of st. Joe, Mo.
visited last week at j. E. Warrick's.
Miss Minnie McIntire, who has beer
teaching music in this vicinity the past
three months, returned to her home il
Gilman City, Mo-, Sunday.
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Ireland.

S. J. Grogan and wife we're Leon call
ers Friday.
Messrs. c. NJ. Shankel, Claude Osborn,
Jess Smith and families spent couple
OF days camping at Davis City during
the reunion last week.
John Hurley, of KNOXVILLE, Mo-, is
shaking hands with old friends here
once more.
Dennis Grogan and lady friend were
calling on Leon friends Sunday after
noon.
NJ. G. Grogan and wife spent Sunday
at Isaac Merrick's.
Wynn McIntire, who has been con-
Quoting q music class in this vicinity,
returned Sunday to her home at Carroll
ton, Missouri.
The number of teachers attending in
stitute from Ireland is not as large this
year as usual.
Edward Owens and sister, Mrs. Null
cahey, visited last Thursday at the
home Of Richard Owens Of near BIG
Springs.
Emmett Bryson and sisters, Cleo and
Edith, attended the social at Jd Was
sons Saturday night.
Ida Lentz is assisting Mrs. Herburt
with her housework this week.
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Normal Vale.

Wood Baker and wife were visiting
over at Sam Honn's Sunday.
Walter Honn was seen on the reunion
grounds Friday.
George Jennings called at Jim Millers
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Brazelton and wife and Mr.. Jim
Miller called on Mr.. and Mrs. d. P.
Leahy.
c. Miller,s chum Of Grand River was
at Davis City to enjoy tie reunion with
him.
D. p. Leahy left on No. 2 Monday for
Des Moines where he visited his daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. F. Hall, and was accom-
panied home by his son and wife
Friday.
Mr.. Teaters who was sick lis impfoy-
ing.
Mr.. Parker and wife called on Fleet
Honn and bought two car loads ofcattle
Mr.WiH Baker and wife ar evisitingnt
her home.
Tart Fulton has his house nearly
completed.
Walter Honn was seen out with his
best lgirl Sunday.
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pleasanton.

Mrs. Croy, who recently purchased
DR.. Trimble's property, moved into it
one day last week. Mrs. Croy comes
from GAINESVILLE, Mo-, and is an accept
able addition to our city.
Paul Shane is staying with his grand
ma Fulton in Leon this week.
A. d. Argo lost a horse one day last
week. 1t received a dislocation of a
front ankle joint and had to be shot.
Blanche Leeper is attending normal
in Leon this week.
Mr.. McWillis came home from Morgan
Tuesday.
Ace Allen, Of Weldon, came down one
day last week to visit old friends. He
is talking Of trading his INTEREST," We'll
don to w. B. McDonough, our new
restaurant man. Mr.. Allen owns farm
south of town and would like to get
moved to it.
Irwin Fisher and Miss Ollie Mark
We're married at the home of the brides
father, A. w. Mark, last Sunday, Pingry.
pastor Of the GAINESVILLE Nj. 4. church
officiating. A number of our town peo-
pie were present.
A letter from DR.. Trimble who left
here few days ago for North Dakota,
says that they got through all right and
were we'll pleased with the country.
Hattie Cozad came home Tuesday.
She has been attending school at the
G. G. G. c. in Des Moines.
Jake Bricknell has position at P. r.
Earley's.
Mrs. John Hall went to Humboldt,
Iowa, one day last week to visit her son.
Prof. Ed. Conwell was here Saturday,
Sunday and Monday circulating among
his many friends. He will teach in,
South Dakota another year.
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Center.

Len Hamilton milks IS COWS.
Capt. Brown lost valuable horse.
Grandma Sanger has not improved
much in health.
VIM. Martz, of Eden township, visited
with friends in Center last Sunday.
Center township will furnish quite a
number Of students for the normal.
Mrs. Frank Gardner contemplates a
visit to Nebraska and western Iowa in
this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loney Hiatt entertain
ed some of their friends one evening
last week.
3 Mr.. Hiatt is helping Mr.. Frost on the
roads.
VIM. Fields daughter is improving
very slowly.
Frank CARRIER has been assisting Mr..
Merrill in harvest.
Mrs. Bailey and son, of Kansas City,
are visiting the family Of J.H. Merrill,
L. D. CARRIER and family, also Wilbur
Howell and family called on VIM. Fields
last Sunday.
Miss Ida Gibson accompanied her
grandfather, Capt. Gibson, on visit to
relatives in Missouri.
Arthur Stevens, of Woodland, visited
with his cousin, Clyde Stevens, last Sun.
day.
sgd Artt is visiting his grandparents
in Ringgold county.
Quite number of the young people
attended the ice cream social at the
Fair View church last Saturday night
TIE proceeds amounted to about SIS.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1903-08-20
From Our Correspondents
Tuskeego.

Rev. G. w. Smith filled his regular APP
pontment at this place Saturday and
Sunday and administered the ordinances
of Baptism Sunday.
Winfield Mcdonald and wife of
Seattle, Wash, visited over Sunday with
Chas. Rhodes and wife.
Sadie Anderson spent Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, of near Gale
donia, visited few days last week at
the home of their uncle, John Burgess.
Mrs. Lilly, of Woodbine, Iowa, is
here to see her mother, Mrs. Dunbar,
who is very sick.
Rev. Stringham was here over Sun
day.
Gertie Buoy, of Lamont, visited
friends over Sunday at this place.
Fore Cash and Mrs. G. W. Cash and
youngest children visited over Sunday
/, at Redding, the guests of Henry Ten
nants.
Geo. Payton and wife visited at MIR.
Milsap's last week.
Mrs. Laura Barnes Sundayed at Geo.
WINS.
Elva Burgess came from her grand
mothers last week.
Lulu Payton is spending this week at
tho homo of her aunt, Mrs. George
Wions'.
Mr.. Buoy and wife, of Lamont, spent
Sunday night at Mrs, A. A. Piercy's.
| Henry Beyans, of Grant City, Mo-. was
an over Sunday visitor at this place.
John Dunbar and family, of Kellerton
Sundayed at the home of his brother OIL
Rena Copeland is staying at Edgar
Spitznogle's this week.
| Mpc Coma Of Hono1-;1lo Lono ~,
account of the sickness of her sister
Mrs. Dunbar.
Mr.. Baker of Lamont, attended church
here Saturday.
i Fred Wions and family called al
Grandpa Payton's Saturday.
i Mr.. johnson, of Delphos, is here or
account of the sickness of his sister
Mrs. Dunbar.
Lon Toney and family Sundayed al
Nile Jacksons.
mothers Sunday.
at Mrs. Ballingers Monday.
j Rev. G. w. Smith went to Kellerto1
Friday morning.
| Several from this place attended the
Davis City reunion last week.
II Mrs. Fosdick was passenger fo]
Kellerton Monday morning.
i Geo. Oliver and Miss Gail Ballingel
spent Sunday afternoon at Mr.. Cope
lands.
Lizzie Hickman is reported on the sicl
list.
i Edgar Spitznogle and wife became
| the proud parents of baby boy Aug. 8
Harvey Shields and wife took dinner
Friday at Jess Dunbar's.
| VIM. Titus and family sundayed "a,
Tom Venns.
| Chas. Percy threshed for Mr.. Hoffman
| Monday.
Glenn Creveling and family, of Lamont
took dinner Sunday at Jess Dnnbar's.
! Ed Scott and family Sundayed at his
brother Perry's.
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SOLDIERS DAY Thursday.

Mrs. Patric Klynn.
Several from this vicinity attended
the reunion at Davis City last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Cannon are
moving to their new home on the Mullen
farm this week.
A picture agent Of Lincoln, Nebraska,
passed through these parts last week.
Elijah Evans and wife were Leon cal
lers one day last week.
Minnie and Vesta Evans spent Tues
day with their cousin Miss Elva Evans
G. Makes drove through this vicinity
Friday.
James and Johnnie Flynn and Mr..
Clod found couple OF bee swarms in
Jake Evans pasture.
Quite number Of relatives and
friends gathered at the home Of Marion
Evans Sunday. A pleasant time was
had.
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Hickory Grove.

Mrs. Jane Miller, of Bethany, Mo-.
arrived Wednesday for visit with hel
father, Mr.. Geo. Wells.
Misses Mary and Minnie Painter
went to Crown Sunday to visit friends
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Kier visited over
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Il. r
Phipps and family, of Beaconstield.
Miss Kittie Wells returned home
Wednesday from Bethany, Mo-, where
she has been visiting relatives for the
past few weeks.
Charley Mullen and Frank Ward de-
livered hogs at Decatur Monday.
Miss Irene kier is assisting Mrs
this week.
Charley Bridger and family, also
Jonas Duyall and family were Sunday
callers at Andrew Kier's.
Will Jones and family visited Sunday
at j. E. Adams.
Milt Monroe and Mr.. Madden, of
Crown, spent Sunday at w. H. Painters
Mrs. Cal Negley is on the sick list at
this writing.
Miss Rachel Campbell was the guest
of Miss Eta Negley Sunday.
j. E. Adams and wife spent Saturday
and Sunday with their son, Virgil, al
Van Vert.
A very serious accident happened te
Willis Creese who resides on the ole
Yankee Roberts farm on Friday even
ing of last week by falling from the
top branch of a crab tree. Mr.. Creese
was picking a few scattering crabs
in the topof the tree and in setting
down on a small branch, thinking it was
strong enough to support his weight
the branch gave way, pitching hin
backward to the ground at distance
of about eighteen feet, lighting OIL
the back of his head and shoulders
Mrs. Creese, seeing him fall, ran t.
his assistance, but he was uncon
scious. She quickly aroused tn.
neighbors by telephone, who came ant
carried Mr.. Creese to the house. DIR
Landes was summoned but arrived
about an hour later finding Willis sui
fering much pain but no bones wers
broken. We don't know how badly h,
is hurt inwardly but he is as helpless q
if paralyzed and is suffering great pain
through the chest and bowels.
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Van Vert.

Mrs. Dora Reed formerly known as
Miss Dora Fierce and infant daughter
died Saturday. Her many friends will
miss her, Rev. Tenant preached the
funeral Sunday.
Bessie and Mile Thompson returned
Saturday from Davis City.
j. N. Trent who lost his residence by
fire recently is building new one.
Alta Haunstein, OF Grand River visited
Friday evening with Mrs. j. T. Thomp-
son.
Maggie Edwards, of Grand River,
visited over Sunday with c. M. Grimm
and family.
Mrs. Frank Porter returned Saturday
from Davis City where she has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Rogers.
Mrs. Hoadley and daughter came
Saturday from GAINESVILLE for a visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Grace returned to her home in
Des Moines after an extended visit with
friends.
l.. Edwards, Of Omaha came Monday
to visit relatives.
Mrs. Lizzie Garden, of Leon, came
Saturday to attend the funeral Of her
niece, Mrs. Chas. Reed.
The barrel of beer which was captured
at the depot hotel was destroyed Satur-
day, the people that run the hotel left
Monday for place unknown and we
hope they will never return.
Mayor Woodland, of Leon, and County
Attorney Olsen passed through our city
Friday enroute to Leon from Grand
River where they were looking after
the cause of temperance, however, we
know they still believe in home con
sumption. For. particulars ask agen1
at Van Vert depot.