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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-09
IDEAL PLACE FOR REUNION.
Wichita Speakers Will Appear at Day
toms Grove This Week.

The sixteenth annual reunion of the
Chikaskia Valley Reunion associst ton will
be held in Dayton's grove, twelve miles
southwest of Wellington. on Tuesday.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of
this week. Dayton's grove is an ideal
place in which TO hold an old soldiers
reunion. There is plenty of shade and
cool water IL is far away from the dust
and hustle of the city and. aside from
the occasion this week. IL is an excellent
place in which 10 spend a week camp
ing out There viii be plenty OF tents
for those who wish 10 camp there dur
ing the week. as the managers have pre-
pared 10 lay out a veritable tent city.
\ good program has been prepared Tor
the week and there are many noted
speakers slated for addresses. Congress
man Murdoch. Colonel R T. Rean and
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COMPLAIN ABOUT SERVICE.
People Along Rock Island Kick or
Late Trains.

There have been a good many COM
plants Of late by people living along the
Rock Island about poor mail service on
account of so many of the trains being
late. At the chief clerks ONCE Of the
railway postal service it was stated yes
terday that considerable mail had been
diverted from the Rock Island on &C
count of the trains not being able to
make connections at a number Of points.
The flood of two months ago was the
cause of the delays but the company are
getting their tracks in shape so that the
trains can make better time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-09
MISS ROSA M'AHAN OF BUTTE.
How After Two Years She Found a
Remedy for Dandruff.

street, Butte. Mont, says: "Herpictde has
thoroughly cleansed my scalp of dandruf,
with which it was entirely covered; and
It has stopped my falling hair. / have
tried many different preparations In the
past two years. but none took effect ex-
cept Newbros Herpicide." Dandruff is
germ disease and Herpicide is an infallible
destroyer of the germ. Destroy the
cause, you remove the effect" Kill the
dandruff germ. Ask your druggist for
Herpicide II is a delightful dressing;
allays itching; makes the hair as soft as
silk. Sold by leading druggists. Send
10c. in stamps for sample to The Herpi-
eide Co.. Detroit, Mich. Moore Drug Co..
snecial agents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-09
BASEBALL TODAY.
Wichita Team Has Won IS Out Of
Last II Games Played.

This afternoon at $50 the Wichita pro-
.essional club will contest for diamond
iaurCls with the re-orgauized c. Y. NJ c.,
at the Fair grounds. The manager OF
the Catholics has been very busy the
past week selecting the best players in
the city for this game. and they will give
the professionals run for their money
The Wichita team arrived in the city
from Mt. Hope, where they have been
playing the past two days. The Wichita
team was victorious in both games. The
scores were: TO 3; TO T. The Wichita
club won all of the four games they
played this week. having defeated Clear
water on Wednesday and Thursday, by
close scores. The boys speak very highly
Of the treatment the people OF Clearwater
and Mt. Hope accorded them.
In a conversation with MIR. Quigg last
night, he said: When the Wichita team
goes TO play any of the towns that have
been challenging my team. they load
up so to speak. or send far and near
for the best players that can be had.
It is a mystery to me how some Of the
clubs make expenses. as all Of them have
laid out considerable money for talent,
ana We nave hOAl AOhA tOCi- Jul u NAiS 4o~~
fifteen games-a record that no team in
Kansas can equal. The talk about dis
banding the team is without foundation,
and We will be strengthened whenever a
weak spot is found. The club does better,
financially, when on the road than at
home. All Of the many places where we
have played want the club TO return. and
we have done ONE good advertising for
the city of Wichita
The batteries in the game this after
noon will be: For Wichita, Jackman.
pitcher; Huffman, catcher. c. Y. NJ C.,
Smith, pitcher; Clarity. catcher. Good
street car service will prevail.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-09
REPAIRING CRAWFORD THEATER
New Seats and Electric Sign Are Be-
ina Installed.

Workmen are very busy just now put
ting in the new parquet seats in the
Crawford theater. Upholstered chairs
are being placed in the parquet and also
in the boxes. Manager Martling has re-
ceived notice from L. M. Crawford that
the house would begin the season on
September /, and the repair work is be-
ing rushed so that this can be done
The bookings for the season have not
been received yet.
A new electric sign is TO be placed in
front of the theater. The letters will be
changed for each attraction so that the
name of the evenings bill viii be dis
PLAYED in the sign during the day and
night
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ASKED FOR AID.
coIored consumptive Called on Poor
Commissioner.

A colored man named Alexander Moore
from Kansas City called upon o. +. Hick-
lin. commissioner OF the poor yesterday
and asked for transportation 10 Colorado.
He was sick and destitute and carried
a letter from the pssociate charities
office at Kansas City stating that he was
a worthy object OF charity. Moore Is
consumptive and was in the last stages
when he visited Mr.. Hicklin's once yes
terday. Mrs. Couch. secretary Of the
.sociate Charities furnished him with
a couple OF meal tickets and MI Hick-
lin secured transportation for him 70
Geneseo.
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VINES BORE TWICE.
Second Growth Strawberries Are
Lsroe ard Juicy.

Mrs Dr. Ada - John sent sanP'es II
second growth strawberries groTn IL TIE
Garden a; her home on North To7eEz
70 the Eagle oalce last night Tae bsE-
res are large and juicy ard have =
good color. They are equally a. good
berries =. was n. first cro7- A seoond
growth OF strawberries - something III
usual and Mrs ST John stated 4Sst 7isai
that such thing. hsd &c, occorrec D.
fore in ter years
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-09
VOTE SCHOOL BONDS.
Distrie. 1oe viii Have New School
BuiIcinc

School district No. ios Of Alton town
ship has voted $50 bonds for tho cree
ton q A new school building The old
school building was good enough years
ago when the pupils we're few but distri I
schools are keeping pace Vith tie cry
schools and the tax payers u district
nurntcr 1le realize that fhey must have
a Iarger and better school building Z ?
the accomnodation z iheir children me
old building all be moved away and sod
and the uew one Niu D. 5uilt on the
.-.--r lr.-a--rr
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HAS GOOD CORN.
]. T. HsnnIng Says, THE Best in
Twenty Years"

J T. Hanning who lives two and
half miles south and two and a half
miles west Of Goddard. was IN the city
yesterday and said that he never raised
a finer OF better crop OF corn In twenty
years than h- has this year. Mr. Han
ming raises corn OF the Bloody Butcher
variety and has sixty acres q & al IN
fine shape. He Is che u the prominent
farmers near Goddard and besides sixty
acres Of corn he harvested pc acres Ct
good wheat this year
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-09
CHRONIC SORES
Signs Of Polluted Blood.

looking disgusting old
worry grows and work with until the
the the old fostering looking
place you irritable. respondent and desperate
that blood unhealthy
breaking down under
taking of medicines like
pou and viae the blood and
system bue results obstinate
non healing OF the most offensive character
Often inherited eating thelnbs
the blood
always fault WASHES salve and powders
cleanse the viii
purified and deadly
and poisons destroyed and with S thison be
- polluted is purified and invigorated, and when
S@fS IN circulating freely throughout
he the old begins TO take
discharge OF
- 49, 49, and the place heals
both blood purifier blood order
health
chronic charge for medical advice.
We SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, Ga.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-09
WICHITA WON YESTERDAY,

Il ne hzn zane q, Moz-t Hope ye--
:erlay between Wichita ard Mount hope
TIE wIchitz team won - $ soore q
70 4 The wschita boys returned isss
night and SAID that the game Was &c,
marked By any especially brilliant pays
o. either ssdA.
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MANY ADJUSTMENTS
VIII Take Place at SPARKS Grove This
kfternocr.

Sparks grove vii - re scene - mary
sruusenen-s to-day There VII Be FOO,
races and many other snssernsats. bit
The attraction 81 ire Cay all - ths
ten-r0uns sparr!ng match between -
Cone ard D5ck Sparks TIE nsl AZ sci
matched Etth the gloves CT and tn
event promises - - a livsly or TIE
a-nuserneats are free . al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-09

Captain W. 7. Burgess OF this city are
advertised TO deliver addresses Special
rates have been granted on the railroads.
and during the reunion the trains Will
stop at the grove.
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Pulaski.

Pulaski. April 16.--Mrs. Hattie Noffziger.
of Bloomfield. visited her sister. Mrs. j. %.
Reed, a couple of days last week.
Measles are all the rage now. Over forty
cases are reported in Pulaski and vicinity.
Mrs Anna Dixon went to Eldon Satur-
day where she will visit her mother few
days.
An interesting Easter program was given
at the Methodist Episcopal church lass
night to an appreciative audience.
Little Carrie Maibach is lying at the
point of death with measles.
p W., Andrews and wife, Grace, George
and Berthna Mcrideth We're passengers on
the X. c. to and from Bloomfield Satur
day.
Miss Bessie Reed visited in West Grove
| the first of last week.
| j. NJ Pirtle was elected street commits
sioner by the town council Mt its meetin:
last Monday night
| L. Il. Plank and children, Eva and kieth
were passengers to Bloomfield Saturday.
| Mrs. Frank Glasson of Bloomfield is Wis
| iting her sister, Mrs. Tom Wray, who ha
| been quite sick with the grip.
! Mat Wray. of Bloomfield, visited In tow
over Sunday.
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White Elm.

White Elm. April 16.-Rev. Hegler preach
ed ut the Free Methodist church Sunday
night.
Harvey Roland, of bloomfield, began
school at this place Monday.
Maude Perry continues very sick
Mart Baker and Miss Rosa Maughlee
We're married Mt the home of the bride $
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Dan Maughlee, April
8, Rev. Humphrey officiating
Van Baldwin, of Selma, was here Fri
day.
Miss Kittie Stevens. of Mt Zion visited
over Sunday with her sister, Mrs Roe
| Mick.
Birdie Carroll commenced school at the
Eagle school house Monday.
County Supervisor Killen was here Mon
day inspecting bridges.
| Jake Order. of Washington state, is Wis
iting at the home of S. B.Carroll.
| Earl Dawson, Il former resident of this
place, but now of Oskaloosa, Kansas, is
visiting relatives here.
Pearl Sharp visited last week with hel
cousin, Kitty Swain.
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DIES OF PARALYSIS
HRS. E. M. Waynick Succumbs
After Short Illness.
FUNERAL 10 BE HELD FRIDAY
Suffered Attack of Disease Sunday and
Passed Away Tuesday Night-Had
Apparently Been in Good Health
Other Charlton News.

Charlton, April 16.-Mrs. e. NJ Way
nick died at her home on the corner
OF North Grand and Park avenue
Tuesday evening at 10 o'clock at the
a age of 6S years. Last Sunday morning
she arose apparently in the best of
health, when she was suddenly strlck-
en- with paralysis, from which she
never rallied. Funeral services will be
held Friday morning from the Method
list Episcopal church at 10 o'clock, CON
Quoted by Rev. Miller. Interment will
be made in Waynick cemetery The
surviving children have the sympathy
of the entire community in this, their
sad hour of bereavement.
Charlton News.
ak Miss Alma johnson returned to her
z home in Ottumwa today after few
days visit with the Misses Josephine
and Minnie Lindcuist.
Walter Wilson Of Red Oak was call.
ing on his many friends here Wednes-
day.
Carl johnson returned yesterday
from an extended visit with relatives
at Moline and Geneso Ill.
Z Miss Lou Soldiers of Benton town
ship visited with friends in the city
yesterday.
VIM. Clark left las evening on a
business trip to Burlington.
Quill Kern of Melrose was a bust
ness caller in our city Wednesday.
James Galloway and James Gather
cole of Lucas were in the city yester
day.
T. S. Crozier, member of the board
of Supervisors. of Russell, was in the
city Wednesday on official business.
Miss Pearl Fair of Ottumwa came
last evening for a visit with her bro
Their and other acquaintance.
Miss Anna Eckfelt is spending
few days in Ottumwa with her brother
Chas. Eckfelt, and wife.
Chas Bockell is in Corydon thi
week on business.
Leroy McMains had the misfortune
to have his leg broke Tuesday evening
He was in the barn, leading hors
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Highland Center.

Highland Center. April 15.-Miss Minnie
Rogers spent Easter in Ottumwa with her
friend, Miss Bessie Spry.
A. j. Rogers was in Eddyville last week
attending to business matters
Monday being Mrs. G. ii. Allender's
birthday her husband invited number of
friends to help spend the day. boutiful
repast was served at noon, at which time
she was presented with beautiful set
of silver ki IS and forks as Il token of
esteem, Ivy ner friends. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs n. c. Browne, Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. Bender. Mr.. and Mrs. G..
w. Buckner Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Bowlin,
Mr.. md Mrs. O.. d. Emery, Mr.. and Mrs
j. Il. Butler, c. II. Payton Mesdames w
III. Cra.t, D. l.. Packwood, Chas. Kobel
Mary Knight and Susan Vaughn, Misses
Esten Vaughn and Blanche knight.
A number of friends were also entertain
ed at the C. III. Allender home Monday ev
ening The evening was spent in playing
finch. Those present We're: Misses Gret
ma Grain, Blanche Knight, Mabel Rogers
Luella Bowlin and Minnie Rogers, Mcssrs
Roy Redmon. w. II. Buckner, Albert Bond
Clyde Bowlin, w. n. knight, b. c. Jones
Leon Dennis and Melvin Van Horn.
| A meeting Of the Sunday school boart
| was held at the church last Wednesda!
/ evening at which the following officer
were elected for the coming year:
| Superintendent. Vim. Eland.
| Secretary, Minnie Davis.
| Treasurer, G.. II. Payton.
| Organist, May Shoemaker.
Miss Hattie Allen, of Ottumwa, was
caller here Sunday
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unionvilIe.

Unionville, April 16.-Miss Edna
Robb was a Centerville visitor last
Tuesday.
A. Farnworth went to Centerville
last Sunday evening to attend the ded-
ication of the new Christian church at
that place.
The Free Masons and their wives
took the liberty upon themselves and
gave jolly surprise on VIM. Under
wood and wife last evening and good
time was enjoyed by all. Refresh
ments were served later, and all de-
parted for their homes at ~ o. clock.
w. K. Hunter has moved with his
family into his property, formerly oc-
cupied by w. w. Dukes and family.
Ross SeliX and Perry More were
pleasant callers at the Chrisman home
last Sunday evening.
| Orpha e. Brown and wife of Ottum
wa are visiting friends and relatives
and friends in this place for one week
Mrs. L. Brown is visiting in Oska
loosa with her daughter, Mrs. NJ. Chill
dress.
The telephone boy at the office of the
1 Unionville Telephone Co. is contem
plating the acceptance of another posi-
ton.
Harl Underwood of Abba visited his
parents in this place over Sunday, de
parting for his work in Abba Monda!
noon.
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Exline.

Exlinc, April 49,. I. B. McKeehan is
hauling material for Il new barn.
II. W. Farnsworth and 'rhos Kirby
business trip to Mendoza, Mo-, Monday.
Chas Caster and family visited rela-
tives over Sunday in the country.
Mary Farnsworth visited relatives in Elk
line over Sunday.
Mrs. Ella McKeehan was Il Cincinnati
visitor Saturday.
j. c. Over is now night watch Mt the
Redbird mine and will move his family
here as soon as he can get house.
Myrtle Caster visited her aunt, Mrs. j.
| c. Pittman Sunday.
Lee Hartley made trip to Centerville
| Tuesday.
| David and Thomas Kerby were business
| visitors in Moulton Tuesday.
| ALI Johnson is in very poor health.
VIM. Stevens and sons were Centervillt
| visitors Saturday.
The people along the new telephone linz
are busy setting poles and will have then
ready for the wires the last of the week
The Exline Coal Co. made present o
S25 to the Exline band on the occasion o
its last annual meeting.
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the building occupied by Eli Dyer as n sa-
loon, was discovered to be on fire. The
fire was on the inside, the alarm was given
and the fire soon eStinguished. The per-
son had gained an entrance through a
window. 1t is Il pity this person can not
he caught as this is the second attempt
to burn this building in The last four weeks
ana If this building should burn there
would be no possible chance of saving the
business portion eff the town as Foster
has no fire protection whatever. AT the
first attempt the building was saturated
on the outside with coal oil so 1t looks
MS though some one is determined to burn
the town.
Peter Anderson and wife, of Hilton. were
visiting friends in Foster last Sunday.
Mrs Henry Manor is on the sick list
this week
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Seed Corr

We have the finest seed corn this
year we have ever seen. If you are
going to plant corn, you can't afford
to take any chances this year, for there
is but very little good seed corn in this
county. See our corn and you viii buy
it. We keep all kinds OF plants in
season. Come and see for yourself.
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SOAP Creek.

Soap Creek, April 16.-Mrs. VIM. Bell
and two little grandsons. George and Har-
old Shook, of Ottunwa, spent Easter Sun
day with Mrs. Bells sister, Mrs. Mary
Sample.
Frank Crish, of West Grove, was Belk-
nap caller Saturday evening.
Matte Prugh and little niece, Minerva
Sample. We're Balknap callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Coffman was a
Belknap caller Saturday.
Lenard Bolin was an afternoon caller in
Belknap.
Harry Sample was a pleasant visitor in
Beknap Saturday evening.
Maud Bell Bessie Brough and Nora Sam
pie, of Ottumwa, spent Easter Sunday
with Miss Samples sister, Dora Sample.
Mrs. Coffman, of Abba, is visiting hei
son John for Il few days.
Lydia Crist and Dora Sample We're call
ers In Bdlknap last Saturday.
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Agency.

Agency. April 16.-At meeting OF
the school board on last Monday even
ing the following teachers were elect
ed for the coming year:
Principal. c. Richter.
Assistant-Miss Della Chichester.
Fourth room-Helen Beall.
Third room-Louise Brimbau.
Second room-Hulda Cremer.
First room-Myrtle Wright.
The wages have been raised in all
the rooms for the coming year.
They have a new organ in the high
scEcol room.
Peter Nelson went to Des Molnes to
day on business.
Mrs. Prizer is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan. Her father, who
has been very sick for several weeks
is not improving.
A great many OF the school childrel
are having the measles.
Word has been received that JOE
Reeve, formerly of this place, but now
of Colburn, Idaho. will be married il
that place today.
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Brompton.

Brompton. April 16.-Rcv. Grooms, the
evangelist who is conducting protracted
meeting at Foster this week. was guest
at the morning services at the Free Meth
odist church, at Brompton Sunday last.
Ether Roberts went to Lockman last
Saturday where he will teach a three
months term of school.
j. A. Eslinger, wife and family We're call
ers upon l.. II. Parker last Sunday.
number of the ladies met at Mrs. j.
H. Robinson's Tuesday for the purpose OF
sewing carpet rags.
Rev. Thompson, of Missouri. called on
Rev. Donhoo one day last week.
Bertha IIough commenced Il term OF
school at the Omega school house last
week
Mrs Clarissa Tina returned from Des
Moines last week.
Mrs Robinson started for Kansas this
week for a visit.
l.. Mccoy just finished sowing oats be
fore the showers
Horatio Robinson bought new feed
grinder this week.
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Ottun1Wa
Seed Go.
121 {. Second st.

vile were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sci
mon Lewis Sunday
The spring term of school at Center
began Monday with Miss Minnie John
son of Rutledge as teacher.
The bad weather has greatly imped
ed spring work.
Mrs. Late Gosney visited Sunday
with Munteryille relatives.
A few of the sportsmen of this vicin
ity are planning a big fox chase this
week.
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from one stall to another, and in turn
ing the horses foot slipped, striking
Mr.. McMains on the leg with such
force as to break the bone.
Will McDougall came home Tuesday
night from Xenia, Ohio, where he is a
student at the theological seminary.
Mrs. Geo. Holden of Ottumwa is
visiting with relatives in the city.
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Cross Lanes.

Cross Lanes, April 16.-Thomas Long Wis
tied his daughter, Mrs. George Hidy, last
Sunday.
Miss Eva Walker, of Batavia, visited in
this place Sunday.
Will James and wife visited at G. w
Hidy's Sunday.
Alb Heston and Joe Hupp were in Bata
via Monday.
Joe Ball was a caller in this neghbor
hood Monday.
Mrs. Susan Walker, who was visiting
Mrs. Ada Kramer, has returned home.
Nels Campbell was Il business caller il
Batavia Wednesday.
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Brethren church in Moravia Sunday even

Brethren church in Moravia Sunday even
ing.
and Mrs. Lew Pollard few days ago.
B. Miller was in the vicinity Saturday
Miss Gladys Dodd returned to her home
Monday after a short visit in Moravia.
Oscar Woodland was Il business caller at
the home of 1. N Sharp Monday.
Mrs. e. NJ. DuvalI called on friends one
day last week
Miss Maude Lowell entertained several of
her friends at her home Saturday evening.
S. F. Pence was a Moravia visitor re-
Gently.
Miss Ethel Patrick visited at this place
one day last week.
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is visiting relatives and friends in Da-
Wis county this week
Dr.. j. NJ. Iost OF Pulaski made a BUS
mess trip to Bloomfield Wednesday
G. J. Bales OF Union township was
"a business caller Wednesday at the
court house.
Eli Brunk OF Savanna transacted
business Wednesday in Bloomfield.
Henry Bolivar OF Floris made triI
to Bloomfield on business.
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Laddsdaie.

Laddsdale. April 16.-NIrs. Middleton and
Mrs. Turney We're Eldon shoppers Tuesday.
Miss Fife Atherson, of Eldon, spent Eas'
ter with her sister. Mrs. Wilt Haifey.
Mrs. Tom Simmer and daughter. Silva.
and son, Lloyd, visited Il part of Tuesday
at the home of Henry Phillips.
Miss Selma Jones, of Eldon. spent sun
day with her parents in this place. return
ing Monday, accompanied by her sister,
Miss Ollie.
Mrs Frank Deford is confined to her
home with fever, also Mrs. Frank Myers
is very sick.
Will Lynn, of Douds, is moving to the
town.
Miss Mabel Kelly, of Eldon visited at
the Haifley home over Easter
Lee Ross and VIM. Hart exchanged
houses Tuesday. which resulted in them
moving in the rain.
Mr.. Parks was in the vicinity Wednesday
calling on friends and acquaintance