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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29
WARREN.

The following letters are advertised at
the Warren postoffce: Joseph A. Blais.
John Dolan. Louis Lambert. J. j. New
man Julius Niquette, Mrs. Ahlea Boulard.
Mamie Gradwill. Catherine Gradwill. Lou
Use Harmed. Kate Steadman. Mr.. and
Mrs W. u. Hosley and a number Of
foreign letters.
The Mems club OF St Marks church
met at the residence Of Mr.. Howard Clark
last evening. The monthly business
meeting was held. following which an
excellent social season was enjoyed.
Tho Christian Endeavor society Of the
Baptist church met In the parlors of the
church last night and held n program Of
devotional exercises. A number Of mem
bers were present
Mr.. Winfield n. Cady OF Norton, Mass.
Is spending vacation trip with friends
IN Warren.
MIR. Arthur L. Smith. son Of Capt. John
Smith. has returned home for a short
vacation from the western states
A number Of local people attended the
class day and graduation exercises OF the
Bristol high school yesterday afternoon
and evening.
The firm of Seymour Co. are engaged
I'm placing a new water main at the cor
ner OF Wheaton and Water streets. Tho
old pipes. according TO a report. have
been In the ground for % years.
The sewing circle OF Kickemuit grange.
T. Of H, held an entertainment and
strawberry festival at Grange hall. East
Warren, last night. A large number
were present
Ceiestia lodge, u. Of r.. met In Odd
Fellows hall last night A business ses-
sion was held following which social exen
cises were enjoyed.
force OF the highway employees are
engaged In building gutter on Main
street from Broad street. extending about
n hundred feet The work IL under the
supervision Of Superintendent OF High
WAYS James A Seymour.
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VALLEY VILLAGES
Christian EndeaVor Surprise
ParN..0ther Notes Of Inter-
est to VaIIeyltes.

Last evening the Christian Endeavor
society OF the Phenix Baptist church paid
a visit 70 Miss Melissa Nj. Bowen. OF An
thony. where they surprised her, their
visit being unannounced until she was
summoned to the door. The party made
the trip from Phenix in a party wagon.
and spent several hours at the home OF
Miss Bowen In a very pleasant manner.
During the evening games were played
and during an intermisslon refreshments
were served and the party broke up at a
seasonsble hour. The affair was held un-
der the direction OF a committee includ-
ing. Thomas Bolderson. Jr.. Thomas Col
lins, Miss Gertie Bates and Reginald l..
Brown.
VALLEY HAPPENINGS.
At the Rocky Hill chapel, last evening.
the members OF the church held rubber
party. The admission 10 the affair was. a
piece OF rubber and when all had arrived
the collection OF the elastic was varied
and novel. The collection included all
kinds of rubber from elastic bands 10
yards OF wornout garden hose, and the
committee estimate that the money which
will be realized from the transaction will
be a satisfactory figure
The social included a musical program,
which was rendered In pleasing man
ner and later the remainder OF the even
ing was passed In very pleasing man
ner The affair concluded in "A reasonable
season and was a decided success.
This morning from the st. an-Bap-
tiste church in Arctic Centre the funeral
OF Mrs. Eustache Rondeau was held.
The church was crowded with the friends
and relatives OF the deceased and her hus-
band, the latter being one OF the best
known business men of Arctic Centre.
Rev. FIR. Bourgeoise. pastor OF the
church. officiated at the mass, and later
the remains were taken to the st. Jo-
seph's cemetery in the same place and
were there Inferred. The deceased Is sur
vived by husband and two children.
The members Of the graduating classes
IN the Valley public schools are making
preparations for the closing exercises. the
majority OF the exercises TO be held on
Thursday evening
The Coventry Literary and Social club
met at their quarters In Anthony. last
evening and held very interesting meet
ing The meurbers were out In force and
after the business session, social time
was pessed
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which creates such a shout OF laughter.
when he draws IL with a serious flourish
10 defend nurse. saying;
II saw no man use you at his pleas
ure! IL had. my weapon should quickly
have been out. l warrant you. i dare
draw as soon as another man. N see
occasion. I'm good quarrel. and the law
on my side"
stood there. intentiy watching the
facial expression OF tho clever young
man during the nurses scene with
Romeo. and found ! was not the only
one who felt unusual interest I'm his ex-
cellent portrayal. for the other MEM
bers OF the company stood watching his
every expression and gesture. Soon the
scene was over. and after seeing that
everyone was supplied with the correct
properties for the next act Mr.. Turner
returned and with a smile said; 1T
just occurred TO me that after all. I've
been talking about myself. as you asked.
although was determined not 10 do
so''
was very disappointed. for I had been
enjoying the talk. but saw that i was
selfishly taking up a great deal OF his
time on very busy day, so / asked one
moro question. and rose TO depart. TELL
me what are some OF your favorite parts
before i CO." asked
On, any Bood COMEDY character role,-
Launcelot, Gobbo. Peter. Dogbery. Ser
geant Barker In Shenandoah" The Earl
OF Tweenways in The Amazons." Fouche
In Madame Sans Gene" and before I
die my ambition is to play Touchstone.
Must you go? Well. come around some
day TO talk about something OF interest
Glad to see you any time"
But you're always so busy" l pro-
tested. II shouldn't think you'd like
being assistant stage director for that
reason. How do you manage TO get
minute to yourself?''
"Gonfdentially. l don't exactly like II.
pay so much attention TO everyone
elses part that 1t is right hard to get
concentration for my own. But there's
no sense in doing a thing half heartedly.
so ! don't even acknowledge TO myself
that I don't like IL. Don't breathe
word of IL. for It's an unspoken rule that
an actor must like everything he is asked
about by a reporter" or course a SOL
emn promise was given by that tell-tale.
THE MATINEE GIRL. A
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The News Of the State.

place at St Mary's Catholic church, to-
morrow morning at s o'clock.
At 1915 o'clock last evening Hose "a
was called 20 extinguish fire in the yard
OF the Rhode Island Cement and Drain
Pipe company on Valley street.
Westminster circle, Companions OF tho
Forest met In Stokes hail. last evening
and admitted a number of candidates.
The meeting was very largely attended.
Beginning next Thursday. July Z, all OF
the larger department and clothing stores
viii be closed In the afternoon OF that
day until September.
Harold Hand OF Manchester. England.
is the guest OF Thomas Cloxton, the well
known Plainfield street grocer.
Captain Friedrich Wallace OF hook and
ladder No. s has returned from his vaca-
ton. which he spent at Charleston Beach.
Clyde Mclaughlin. clerk at 7. II. Par
ker's drug store. spent yesterday with
friends at Boston.
Luke McGarty OF Sterling avenue has
been made permanent member OF the
fire department
Fred Hall OF Plainfield street has be-
come a member OF Co. G OF the Rhode
Island militia.
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RIVERSIDE.

Items of news can he left at Gof's res
taurant on Bullocks Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
The executive committee OF the River
side Improvement association met list
evening at the residence OF the Hon. Levi
g. Winchester on Monroe avenue. and
with them were the president the Rev.
Mr.. Remicl. and ex-Presidept cady. Sew
eral subjects were touched upon, but the
greater part Of the time was spent in
talking over the matter OF asking the
Rhode Island company TO abolish the
switch at the Riverside barn.
The committee claims the company
should lay a track through Knowlton
street or purchase a strip of land to
make more room for carriages 1t II
probable that the association will call a
special meeting and take action on this
matter
Patrolman Knight arrested two sus-
picious characters on Maple avenue last
evening, who acted as IL they intended
to break into Mr.. Deans house. They
we're locked up for being drunk and were
fined 81 and costs each I'm the Seventh
district court this morning.
MIR. Ballou, who was thrown from his
team yesterday by colliding with an cleo
trio Car, was reported by DR.. Platt this
morning as being out OF danger.
The Tigers and Lambs have decided
upon Thursday, July T. for their annual
sail.
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at Taunton avenue. Telephone n2-2.
East Providence
Yesterday morning Joseph Green. who
runs what he calls club room. was
tipped OF" that a warrant had been is
sued for his arrest and that he was 10
be charged with selling liquor without
a license.
He locked his door and made straight
way for police headquarters. He told
the police that he would be on hand this
afternoon or as soon as he could arrange
for a bondsman. He will be arraigned
this afternoon.
Town Clerk Smyth was in his offips
last evening for the purpose Of accom-
modating those who desired 10 register.
The result was that 156 names were
added TO the list. In the afternoon Mr..
Smyth went to Crescent Park where %
persons registered.
The meeting OF Reliance lodge OF Odd
Fellows was we'll attended last evening
and one candidate was given the second
degree.
Taunton avenue car left the rails at
the foot OF Taunton avenue this morning
and delayed traffic for while.
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CENTRAL FALLS

There was memorial service held oy
Victoria lodge. Daughters of Rebekah.
last evening for J. Robert Hsslsm. Some
interesting addresses were delivered and
appropriate reuben music was rendered.
This lodge will. after tho next meeting.
use It's new Pewtucket quarters.
Thomas Perry was taken into custody
yesterday by officer McCra on charge
of overdriving hired horse
Registration Is about 900 behind last
year.
Tho trial ~ James McGuire on n charge
ot assautInR Frank McArdls and Mary
keenan, on June TO- was on yesterday
afternoon In the District court Defendant
tried 20 prove an alibi Several Witnesses
swore he was I'm Fawtucket the night Of
the alleged assault There was n further
continuance until Thursday morning for
counsel TO make their Arguments.
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MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

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GEORGE ORMSBY. Wig Maker and Hair
worker. 1ss fremont street. Boston. II Is
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BLANDINC, 81 Weybosset street
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BRISTOL.
Program for Due Observance
Of Fourth Of y--|mpQrtant
hearing In Water Case.

The program for the Fourth Of July
celebration is as follows: From $50 to
$50 a. m, st. Mary's Fife and Drum
band will parade over the principal
streets of the town. A national salute
will be fired at a. IN. and p. m, and
a salute to the union at i2 m. by detach-
ment OF the Bristol Train OF artillery
upon the common The bells of the sew
eral churches and the chimes OF Trinity
will be rung for one-half hour each time
at a. m. IL m. and p. IN. The pro-
cession will form az $3.50 =. IN. on High
street, right resting on state street. and
at 10 o'clock will move in the following
order:
Platoon OF Police.
Chief Marshal Benjamin T.. Hall and stan
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal and Aids
Seventh Band. Artillery Corps. Chief
Musician j. r. Freeman. conductor.
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YOU CAN SHAVE IN A CADOOSE

without any trouble. n you use EASY.
SHAVE" the new iather. II will quickly
soften the toughest beard and II con-
venient 20 carry. Heals the face and
keeps u soft and smooth Try II today
At druggists f5c.
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GO WHERE EVERYBODY GOES
To tho Palm Wine Room and Concert
Gardens. 6s Dorrance street. formerly
Tom McGeough's. Shay a Burke. Mgrs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29

Il hear Bill & eolns 70 the bad.
what Has he taken 20 drink
mo. worse than that. - Hes begun
writing novels. Tiger.
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PERSISTENT LAWN.


John ". LAWN was before the Sixth
district court on two more complaints to-
day.
lie waived examination on the charge
OF stealing from Dr. sames NJ. ARM
strongs buggy satchel filed with veter-
mary dental tools. valued at $40
LAWN was bound over 20 the grand Jury
In goo and with Clifford A. Wilcox was
bound over to the grand jury IN 500. for
breaking and entering In the night time
The shop Of Arthur r. Gardner ana steal.
ing $50 In cash and 45 cents worth OF to-
bacco
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IN OLNEYvILLE.
Brilliant Wedding Took Place
In the Annexed District.
Local Pastor Honored- Game
on Saturday a Fast One.

oneyville branch OF the providence
News at Heffernan's News store. 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone 4o-West.
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EAST PROVIDENCE
Green Accused Of Selling Liquor
Without Having License.
156 Names Placed on the
Registry Last Night--Not0S.

East Providence branch OF The News Is
at / Taunton avenue. Telephone n2-2.
East Providence.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-09-22
BELLE SPRINGS.

Mrs. J. Mirmeister and daughter
Goldie visited Mrs. VIM. Scheufelt
Tuesday.
Work has begun on the new iron
bridge across Turkey creek at VIM
Rubin's place.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Rubin and daugh'
ter Minna we're shopping in Abilene
Saturday. "
Ed Nottorf and family Of Dillon
visited relatives in this vicinity Sun
day.
John Mirmeister is making prepar'
alton to 60 to the fair. He was in
Abilene Saturday and bought 9
sstchel for he expects to stay awhile
Mrs. Chas. Shank who has been
visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Jee Davis, returned to her home In
Colorado.
Hilton Middleton sold a bunch Of
cattle Monday to Abilene parties.
Miss Lille Eisele had bad accident
Friday afternoon while driving team
Of horses. One Of them got fright
ened and became unmansgable
throwing her out Of the spring wagon
and breaking her right arm below the
elbow.
N. G. Hershey is building a new
house on his place in Jefferson.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ricke.
man. Sept. 20, a 7'pound daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. August VolkmAn Of
Woodbine were visiting at c. Ricke-
mans Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Sheets are taking
q wedding trip to the fair in St. Louis
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HOLLAND.

The Holland church is being Inn
proved by new coat Of paint.
Quite o number from this vicinity
attended the love feast at Navarro
Saturday and Sunday.
Geo. Lenhart and A. Mumert from
Pennsylvania we're visiting at H. K.
Burkholder's few days last week.
There will be o series Of meetings
begin at the Holland church Sunday
night.
DR.. White has gone to take course
in medicine. DR.. Stillwell takes his
place at Holland till he returns.
Mr.. Heldstab and two children &C.
companied DR.. White to Topeka to
have the children's eyes treated.
Mr.. Talhelms moved to Elmo last
week.
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Miss Cora Cook left for Baldwin to
attend school.
John Coffenburger is back from
California.
Mr.. Plum and family left Tuesday
for California after a weeks visit
with relatives In this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. VanVoorSt spent Sun
day with E. Hoyt'S before going to
Kansas City.
Miss Anna Fair who has lived for
the past two years in Abilene Is spend
ing month with her parents.
Mrs. Carrie Patten and family re-
turned last Friday from St. Louis.
School opened Monday with 20
pupils and Miss Ula Snider as teacher.
Miss Ella Martin visited Mrs. M.
e. Hoyt Monday.
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Chas. G. Brown has put up q new
windmill at his place.
Miss Lizzie Kreider Is i'll with ty-
phoid fever.
Miss Blanche Her.zog visited with
her sister, Mrs. A. johnson, over Sun
day.
W. 4. Gillingham took load Of
blue grass seed to Manchester last
Friday for which he received over $50.
Miss Ellen Teare visited with MAude
Brown Tuesday.
J. Roach had q stroke Of paralysis
last Tuesday.
Mr.. Binder Of Abilene. Mr.. Lenhart
and Mr.. Mummert Of Pennsylvania,
visited at Abe Browns Saturday.
George Duffy is riding in a new
buggy. ..l
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Lem Haugh and Miss Ada Lands
from south OF Abilene attended the
Ice cream social at the school bouse
Friday night.
Miss Erma johnson who is st-
tending school in Abilene spent Sun
day at home.
Tot Aumsck iS suffering from q
boil on his neck.
Mr.. Horn preached at the school
house Sunday night.
The social at the school house was
we'll attended Friday night and 3 nice
little sum secured which will 70 TO-
wards psPsring the school house.
Mrs. Derrick ID on the sick list.
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RINEHART.

Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Diehl we're
shopping in Woodbine last Friday.
M. L. Baughey was q Chapman
visitor Saturday.
Charles Diehl hauled a load Of wheat
to Junction City Monday.
The Rinehart school opened Mon
day, Miss Anna Cofenberger teacher.
George Spurlock visited his friend
in Chapman Sunday.
s. M. Hassler and family attended
the old settlers reunion at Enterprise
last Thursday.
Ed Knopp hauled corn to Chapman
Monday.
Chester and Florence Bauer Of
Lyonsdsle spent Friday evening with
Lulu Baughey.
A. R. Diehl Of Pearl spent Sunday
here with his brother, Il. H. Diehl.
A few of the young people attended
the dance in Enterprise last Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Murphy attend
ed the old settlere' reunion Of
Enterprise last Thursday.
Carl Weissenfluh Of Lyonsdale was
3 visitor here last Friday.
s. P. Blackwelder was trAnsacting
business in Chapman last Friday.
Mrs. h. q. Diehl and her son
Charles and Miss Lulu Baughey left
Tuesday for Chambersburg,Pa. They
will stop several days at St. Louis on
their way.
Miss Stella Murphy Is teaching one
Of the rooms Ia the public school ct
Chapman. School opened Monday.
A rain IL needed 10 put In the fall
wheat
The Lutheran church had = HAr-
vest Home festival in the church Sun-
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PEARL.

Walter Hatfield and family OF HOPS
visited with j. A. Heller and family
Sunday.
Miss Alice Fry, primary teacher a.
Pearl, visited home folks at Hope over
Sunday.
Miss Sadie Hatfield visited with
her sister, Mrs. Clarence Taylor sua'
day.
Joseph Taylor OF Cincinnati Is
spending few days with his son. l.
E. Taylor.
Harry Keller and family spent sun
day with A. H. Diehl's.
Ben Johnston and Roy Acres OF
Wesley spent Sunday with friends In
this vicinity.
Mrs. Chambers and Mrs. j. b.
Stauffer are spending few days in
the home Of A. L. Hollinger.
Rjnehart township came out in the
lead at the old settlers reunion at
Enterprise, carrying away two prizes
Mrs. E. F. Dalton getting the prize
for the largest family and Mrs.
Cuban getting the prize for the pref
test baby.
]. A. Heller and wife visited with
M. l.. Baughey and family Saturday
evening.
The Sunday school convention at
Pearl was a great success. The room
was crowded with those who wished
to hear q good program. Each
speaker talked as IL he had made a
thorough preparation before taking
the floor. Everyone enjoyed the
Rotations that were given and we
wish to thank one and oil for their
kindness in helping to get up such .
good program.
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Ca S e's Millin cry
Opening S aturd ay.
Music.
WILLOWDALE.

Miss Anna Neil Of Solomon is visit
ing relatives in this community.
George Hobbs, prosperous farmer
in the sand hills, spent Sunday with
his brother, Chas. Hobbs.
Mrs. John Truman and daughter
Leona visited at M. Lows the first Of
the week.
Mrs. John Hobbs spent Sunday
with her daughter Maude in Chap
man.
David Dobson was up from Abilene
Friday.
Roy Low and family stopped over
Sunday with his parents while on
their way home to Barnard from
Toronto, Kansas.
Mrs. W. G. Lewis who has been
very sick for several days is Inn
proving.
Miss Emily Blunderfeld went to
Talmage Monday morning to begin
her work az teacher in the Talmage
school.
Mrs. George Scott is very sick.
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GARFIELD.

The Ladies' Missionary society Of
Mt. Pleasant will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Merrill Thursday, Sept. goth.
This will be the annual tea and all
the ladies are very cordially invited
TO attend.
The annual missionary meeting Of
the Kipp church met at the home Of
Mrs. De Moude last Thursday.
Clarence Bigler is home from Bun.
ker Hill.
Millham Brothers Of Solomon are
threshing in this neighborhood now.
Mr.. and Mrs. MuSser spent Tues
day in Abilene.
Mark Busssr, John Stephen and
Oliver Gish left for Manhattan Sun
day. They will attend the K. S. A.
this year.
h. N. Fink and j. 7. Woolverton
returned from q trip to Kansas City
Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Fslbush spent Sun
day with old neighbors here.
Tolbert Kaufman was In Abilene
on business Tuesday.
win ISOm is painting the Pearl
school house.
Nj. and MfI. 3. oAskay spent Sun
day vish Mr.. Fink and family.
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HERINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs: Alcott left Monday
noon for Moberly, Mo-, to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Alcott's father who
died Sunday.
George Hart Of Topeka, represent
ing the Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Co., is spending q few
weeks in our city.
The Eastern Star degrees were con-
ierred on Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. McHale
last Monday evening. A banquet
was held after the lodge meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy st. Amand,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Heston, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Rush will take in the Fair
soon.
Hon. J. W. Creech left Wednesday
for s.. Louis.
Homer Lest Is in Chicago attending
a meeting Of the boiler makers and
iron ship builders.
A new lodge called the Yoemen has
been established In this city.
Rev. o. M. Bowman is attending
the Fair. Rev. W. NJ. cleveland has
Just returned.
Archdeacon Crawford Of Topeks
held services in the new Episcopal
church last Sunday.
Married. Sept. IS, Harry H. YsageT
to Clara ]. Hargett Of Florence, Kas-
Mr.. Yeagsr has been in charge, Of the
telephone lines here and has recently
purchased 40 interest in the Chapman
system. The young couple will make
their home in Chapman.
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DONEGAL.

Ira Shepherd returned Monday from
q two weeks stay IN Missouri.
Miss Emma Kaufman spent Satur-
dry and Sunday III Enterprise.
A number from this place attended
the love feast at Navarro Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Engle visited at
John Shank's Sunday.
J. G. Eugle and family spent Sun
day In Abilene.
Misses Sadie ana Edith Hoffman
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Musser at
tended the Sunday school convention
ct Pearl Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Messing visited in
Woodbine Sunday.
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ACME

The farmers are busy sowing wheat
Harry HoSie visited his sister near
Solomon Sunday.
Mrs. James Sexton left for Butler
county to visit friends.
A number Of young folks spent Sat-
urdsy evening visiting O. H. GiSh, it
being his last day in the country for
awhile.
Marx Musser, John Stevens and o.
H. Gish left for Manhattan Sunday to
attend college.
Miss Ada Churchill who has been
visiting friends in Acme returned
home Sunday.