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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-08

Kokomo done up the "Wild Cats"
bv score of 2 to j. Logansport s
team played a pretty even game with
the other fellows Moran played
half back for O'Hara.
Score okomo, 2; Logansport, /.
Stops Barry, %; eastman, 30.
Fouls Moran, 2; HAYS, !. Referee
Kilgara. Attendance 700
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-08
Games Tonight.

Games LOn1gnJ.
Fort Wayne at Lafayette.
Logansport at Terre Haute.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-08
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE.

Charles e. Potter is a candidate
for trustee of Wayne township, sub
iect to the decision of the Republican
nomination.
John w. Tingle will be candidate
or trustee of Wayne township, sub
ject to the Republican nomination.
John e. Mofitt is a candidate for
township trustee of Wayne township,
subject to the Republican nominal
ton.
George E. Mccoy is candidate
for trustee of Wayne township, SUBJ
ject to the Republican nomination.
CITY OFFICERS.
MAYOR.
Dr. w. w. Zimmerman is a candi-
date for mayor subject to the Repub-
lican nomination.
Dr. j. M. Bulla is a candidate for
mayor, subject to the Republican NOM
nation.
CITY CLERK.
John E. Taggart is a candidate for
city clerk, subject to the Republi-
can nomination.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-08
POI
Western League Standing

Last Nights Scores
Marion, 6; Indianapolis, 3.
Muncie, Z; Anderson, 5.
Games Tonight.
Marion at Elwood.
Muncie at Anderson.
The Indianapolis team did its best
last night to defeat Marion, but came
out at the little end of the horn, the
score being to 3 in favor of Ma
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-08
TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR

Thomas f. Swain is a candidate
for assessor of Wayne township, sub
ject to the Republican nomination.
George Bishop is a candidate for
township assessor, subject to the Re-
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-08

DR.. S. G. Marley is a candidate
for coroner of Wayne county, sub
iect to the Republican nomination.
TOWNSHIP 0FFTnERC
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-06-23
slGouRNEY.

sigourney, June 20.--Mrs. n. e.
Phelps is, visiting at the parental
home in Hedrick.
John Jones and Gil w. Reel Of Mar.
engo, members of the board of super.
visors, of Iowa county, were down Wis.
iting the board OF, supervisors of this
place Friday. They visited the
poor farm and otherwise investigated
Keoituk county's methods and means.
Miss Winnie Roop attended party
in Williamsburg Tuesday night.
J. G. BEEN and H. d. Baker of What
Cheer were over on business Wednes.
day.
NJ. ]. Clarahan Of Harper and John
NJ. Vanlsirk of Kinross, were business
callers yesterday
The central Office of The Peoples
Telephone company is receiving a new
coat of paint. A great impreyebent.
Ben Yahuke and Guy Davis of MI
gent, will start for ST. Louis to visit
the exposition next Tuesday.
Williamsburg came down and play.
cd ball with the Monograms Friday
afternoon. Quite crowd was in at
tendance. Score stood IL to IL for
twelve innings. when Sigourney scored
one more
Gertrude Keller has gone for visit
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-06-23
BoNAPARTE.

:. Bonaparte, June a1.-NIr. and Mrs.
r. w Oberg Very PLEASANTLY enter
tained about twenty friends at their
home III this city last evening, in
honor Of Misses Viola Allender, OF
Lamont, Iowa. ana Alma and Bessie
whitney. OF Guthrie, Oklahoma, whu
are visiting, here with their grand
father. ]. w. whitley and other rela-
tives.
w. E. corwin, OF ,Des Moines; is WIS.,
iting here with relatives.
g. p. Whitmore and wife, Of Den
YER Colo, while enroute from their
home to the worlds fair stopped here
for q visit with the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Whitmore.
Miss Margaret Meek, accompanied
by Miss Grace Wood, left yesterday
for Miller, Neb.. to make an extended
visit with, relatives.
Phil Whiteley was business caller
in Stockport Friday.
D. w. Cheney; Of Douds spent Sun
day with his family.
Several business houses along Front
street are having their fronts repaint.
ed, in time for Fourth OF July cele-
bratior.
Mrs. Nellie cox, Of Farnihgton, il
visiting friends here this week.
Mrs. Fannie Wilson, of Centerville
arrived yesterday for visit with
relatives.
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KiRkviLLE.

Kirkville, June 2O.--Dr. Wailihnn
Abegg made a business trip to Madi-
son county last week
Mrs. Lucy Parks has returned from
making a visit to her sister. Mrs. Mary.
Duane. Mrs. Parks came home None
Mr.. and Mrs ciias. Atkins and. Mn.
Hanley were invited to attend a birth.
day party Including dinner at thS
home of Mrs. Taylor Baker In OttiffIs
wi. The dinner party was given Weds
nesday OF last week. III.
Edward tombstone and Mary JOHN
stone started wednesday, for Oki6n
horfia to visit their relatives MI and
Mrs. Edward tombstone aid MI, and
Mrs, H. Carlisle. They were ,AttHiii-
panied by John u. Pelhaiii,S little EcH
Ira, who Is ging to make his shSt!1A
with his uncle and aunt, Mr.. ana MIN
e. Johnston
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalmer Foster are. Tss
joincing over the advent, OF & beahttfUl
little daughter III their home. =.
James Foster. uf Shanroti City II
visiting. friends and relatives here;
DR.. Fred w. Bowles, OF OttuttWGs
spent Monday with his brother hsfss
DR.. H. ]. BoWles. us
DR.. L. r. Kepler returned TuesdAX
from. pleasant visit with friends and
relatives II cedar Rapids. IL
Miss Fannie Thompson, fofttsfiy S&
Crete, Neb ana her sister, MISS Eva
Thompson. of Canton, Kansas, aftiv+
ed at their Home In this place Inst
! week.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-06-23
CHARLTON.

Charlton, tune a1.--T, j. Long, OF
Russell, H. Visiting In the city at the
home OF Chas. Nbble.
Rev. Borg departed today for. st.
Louis to see the sights at the worlds
fair.
Miss Georgia Heykins returned Sum
day from a weeks, visit in Illinois.
Rev. and Mrs. F. b. Miller went to
Shannon City Monday for a visit with
relatives.
James Kneeland left yesterday for
Atlantic on business trip.
Miss Alma ebay, expects to leave to-
morrow for Red Oak for visit, go
Ing from there to Omaha, thence to
St.. Louis to see the fair.
Editor Joe Long; u the Russell
Uhion, was in the city yesterday on
business.
Fred Bartholomew, of Minneapolis,
is visiting III. the city With his pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs, o. A. Bartholomew
Fred Woods left last evening for All
bia on business
Homer Curtis, 81 Waterloo, spent
Yesterday ia the city With his old
friends.
S. Aaron. Of st. Louis; was in the
city Monday on business.
Rev. Mum left yesterday for Win
terset to attend meeting of the u.
p. church.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred Waight came DIP
from Leon Sunday for a visit with
friends while enroute to Maccorlb, Ill
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-06-23
EDDYvILLE.

Eddyville, June 2O.-Miss Madonna
Scott had planned Il flshing party
wednesday in honor or her niece, Miss
Jamie Farmhouse, and the iatter's
friend, MISS Ciydia Swearen. Of oska-
loosa, but as, the day was rainy Miss
Scott secured the use Of the Palace
hall The young people vent to the
hall In the forenoon. LUNCH Was sery-
ed at noon and music and games were
INDUCED In. The crowd left the
hall about o'clock and took d walk
out onto the bridge. Eighteen persons
were present. The party had been In :
tended as a Surprise to Misses Barn
house and Swearer, but owing TO The
change In plans they were informed of
the project. The two young ladies
spent the day Here, returning to Oska :
loosa in the evening.
Born, Friday. june II, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Williams; north OF town,
a daughter.
d, Born, June II, to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Secress. Of Sixth street, son.
G. B. Koet, Of Ottumwa, was here
Thursday, on business.
. Rev. q. T. Holcombe, OF Steamboat
Rock, brought l3-yearyold orphan
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-06-23
DvNREATH.

Dunreath, june 20. = Pstsf CafSy
Of this place made flying trip "
Fairfield and to swan OH Thursday
Miss Cora vangorp Of Otley was IN
this place visiting on Friday.
j. P. Carey has been repairing his
store and is now painting 1t. 8.
Mott Carey of Newton is now at this
place visiting his relatives.
Mrs. Coda Beadle and her brother
Rirley Coy Of Des Moines come Sat
urday morning to visit their cousins
at the Maplethorpe home;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 9. Aplln Oh M5h.
roe were in this place one day last
week.
Miss Clara Love was Cardoya call.
er on Friday.
Sannie Crook was in Des Moinss on
business Thursday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-06-23
ALBA.


Abba, June 2i.-The thirty-fifth an
church opened its session here last
night at 1880 With at least one hufi-
dred delegates present. The attend.
a4tice was unusually large Attorney
T. G. Mabry gave the address OF wei
Come which was responded to by w.
w. Burke. 81 Mason city. The prin-
cipal feature Of the evening was the
address by Rev. j., S. Hughes, OF Chi
cage. The Abba choir rendered SPLEEN
did music for the occasion. The OPEN
Ing session Indicated a profitable con
vention. A morning, afternoon and
evening service will be held during the
remaining three days.
Mrs. D. A. Criswell and daughters,
Lois ana Glare, Of Burlington, are vis-
iting Mrs. Criswell's> parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. A. Newell.
Elmer Glenny, Of Duluth, who has
been here IN b short visit with pa
ening for st. Paul
3. P. Castner was d business visitor
in Lovilia yesterday.
Miss Monta Porter returns to iowa
City tomorrow morning for the sum-
tner school session during which time
she will take her final tests.
fine cement walk Is being laid III
front Of the First Presbyterian church
DR.. G. B. Powell Is building a large
modern barn On his lot Just east 81
the Christian church.
Word received from Miss Aida At.
Gibson, who Is the guest Of Mrs
Brown, IT Tarkio, Mo-, states that she
Will attend the Young Peoples con
vention of the IT, p. church at st. Joe
and probably the worlds fair before
returning home.
Miss Mollie Barber has Been the re-
cipierlt. Of a tin, d handkerchief, lin
en- and a china shower. Miss Barber
VIII marry q prosperous merchant OF
Delta In a Short time and leave hei
old Abba home for Nebraska; where
she VIII reside
Among the pleasant social events In
Abba was a spread in honor OF Miss
Barber, the outgoing principal of the
Grant school and Miss Piersof, of In
dianola, who takes her position, given
by the teachers Of the Grant building
a short time ago.
The cigar makers Of Abba succeed
ed today In snatching victory from the
banner of the BARRIERS; where she had
alighted. A second game 81 ball be-
tween these, two contestants resulted In
a score Of 8 TO in favor Of the cigar
men.
The Abba State bank building Is
being. somewhat delayed In It's con.
struetion. because OF the slowress in
getting the white stone for the front
prepared,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-06-23
in Lincoln, Neb., 1T tho homo d her

In Lincoln, Neb., lit the homo Of her
sister, Mrs Clara Crosby. :. $50, ...,,..
Al, Brolliar leaves this place tor
Phillibsblifg. Kas.,. next. Monday. He
is going down to drive fast horses foe
the coming racing season.
Miss Harriet Hibbs OF Oskaloosa.
will give public recital here. The oh.
tertainment will be at the opera house
one week from next Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Stochrnan ana
son Donald, are down at the great ex.
position III ST Louis. 7.',,-
VIM Jennings died at the home Of
his daughter Wednesday. Funeral
services ut the ho,tse Friday AFTERNOON
were largely attended. Mr.. Jennings
was an old soldier and past ~ years 81
age.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-06-23
BATTLE OVER COURT HOUSE.
ernneIl Would Have PoweshIek Busk
ness Transacted There,

Grinnell, June 21.-A battie over u
court house is being waged with yigor
in Poweshiek county. The citizens ok
Grinnell have organized d campaign
for the transfer Of the business of tho
county to their own city from Monts-
yuma, where the county seat has been
located ever since 1857. They ArS
pushing the enterprise with vig6r md
are meeting with Just as vig0Fous u
resistance from the MontezHIna peo.
pie, who are not disposed to ineekIy
sit by and let the chief token OF their
greatness pass from them without i
struggle.
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(Continued From Page e.
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SUES FOR UNLAWFUL ARREST.
Sioux City Man Wants $4,000 az n =.
Ina Locked atlp, & ,-rcrs,tya

= ~ y
Sioux City, June 81. - Claiming 3iiae
Gus Steinhart of Chicago manager of
a. special sale at the United States
Clothing Co, herd, caused his ARREST
without cause, Oriin M. Lamb, Book
KEEPER for the National Wood Works.
has sued Steihhart FOR $4,000 datnages.
Lamb was forced to stay In the city
jail for four hours on Juhe 8. The
trouble arose over an attempt OF
Lamb to right wrong done Ills aunt,
Mrs. ]. j. Keefe. She il alleged to.
have been insulted by Steinhart when
she entered the store to do soma buy-
ing. The woman Indignantly left the
store and Lamb; her nephew, agsH ~.
went to demand an explanation. Stein
hart called a policeman and had Hin
arrested. The Keefes are prominent
and Mr.. Keefe is a manufacturer.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-06-23
BLYTHE NOT INTERESTED.
Rumor That He Has Purchased Req.
jster and Leader Is Denied.

Burlington, June a. - The state
ment published in several Iowa papers
that j. w. Blythe Of this city has pur
chased an interest in the Register and
Leader Of Des Moines is wholly UNI
founded. Mr.. Blythe does not own q
dollar Of stock in the Register and
Leader and the appointment OF w. B
Southwell manager Of the Burlington
Hawk-Eye as business manager of the
Register and Leader is purely bust
ness transaction on the part Of that
paper and has no relation whatever I'd
any other interests.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-06-23

flag has not lost its gift of benedietion
II It's wofld-wlde journey to their
Shores,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-12-15

II often occurs 10 married man
that there is no end TO the channels
whereby his wlfe's sympathy mar
flow from him.
Attorney john y. Turner las ne
turned from Oklahoma City where he
has been for the last few DAYS in an
important criminal ease as attorney.
Don't he imposed upon by taking
substitutes offered for Foley's Honey
Of Tar sold by the Peoples Drug
Store. DIV
J. a. Smith, the stone mason, Is iln-
Ishing the foundation for ]. L. briggs
new house aud has begun hauling rock
for NJ. f. Mllfond's foundation.
Deputy Marshal Stepp, Of Glare.
more, brought IN John Rowe, from
owaSso, Friday night charged with OBJ
tanning money under false pretense.
The average man thinks that while
he does not personally know the
president. and other distinguished
men they know of him"
The hrst thing a girl does te man
after they are married is to get ont
his mldcle name, dust it of and use
II a. common as HIS ilrst name.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-12-15
SEPTIC TANK
SATISFACTORY
Teachers Must 7emain at the
School During Recess.

Tie city council met Tuesday night
in special session. for the purpose Of
completing unfinished business and
for other purposes.
All members wefe present except
Aldermen Hill and Lee and City At
torney Thompson.
Alderman Cllnkseales chairman Of
the committee appointed to inyesti.
gate tile septic tank and report the
objections. II any, 10 such tank, re.
ported that the committee had been
informed by other cities using similar
means for disposing Of sewage that
the septic tank was hntirely satisfac-
tory. The committees report shows
IN full the advantages and disadyant-
ages Of The tank, pointing out the
fact that this tank takes care of all
sewage except that running from
creameries breweries, and chemical
manufacturing plants
]. T. Horton, representing the In
tenational Harvester company, made
complaint to the council that his COM
pany had been taxed ON several cars
OF machinery at retail value, whereas
The assessment should have been made
on the wholesale value. Mr. Horton
explained that the company sent sev.
eral car loads Of machinery to Ninlta
each year, to be distributed to sur.
rounding towns and that the city
had taxed the machinery at greater
value than the company received for
it, Tie matter was referred 20 the
committee On tax grievances.
All claims against the eltg
were deferred until the next regular
meeting Of tie council
A notice That tie Allan Black co.
would charge interest on warrants
issued 10 the company by the clty vas
read. but as 10 understanding 10 this
effect had been made with theclfy the
notice was ignored.
An ordinance providing that super
lntendenis and teachers IN the public
schools Of vlnlta district be compelled
70 ksep scllonl In session from p:0o ..
n. 70 go p h. each aay during che
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-12-15
BRITISH TRAwL INDUSTRY.
Great Fortunes Invested in Specially
Constructed Boats-How They
Are Operated.

The lraVl fishermen Il England iuf.
nish quite bali of the total product Of
the natlon's fisheries and they 30 their
work in costly steam tFawlers that "a
troll The ga nsrpeiuaily from Hnll p
Norway. says the Chicago American.
These modcrn steam trawlers. equip
ped with huge feffieeratlng plants and
manned allh picked crews. gathered
from the great fishing stations Of Eng
land remain At sea Tor weeks AZ 4
time They are sanch. specially con.
ssreeted vessels. with hulis of steel ami
powerful engines Great fortunes are
Invested n these lfawlers and the dear-
esl ambition ol "a English fisherman's s
heart Is - own 3 substantial share In
enc OF them.
1 hardy. sellFeliart. useful class u
men are theso tfaulers q England ila.
regarding personal comfort. bearing
hardship ard rlsklng life IN 3 calling
that meane nolhlns but . bare living
to the fortunate FEW. faAl oulY d few
years aso lrawilne was Il Iie Iafanex
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and 1at single steam vessel was en-
gagged In the industry.
In 1s62 the English trawler. all ready
Tor service. cost but s. coo. and no,
more than i.eoa of them could be found
IN English waters Suddenly. however.
the English railroad companies auoke
10 the fact that there would be i'm
mense profit for them in = refriger-
ating car service that would give Lon
don AID ali the big inland cities plenty
q fresh fish every day.
With the advent If the refrigerator
ear the English srawler industry
sprane into vlgcr in 1895 The total
product Of the North sea neel was "a.
ucd al sls.eaeo0 and shinhuilders all
over England were busy IN the con.
struction Of larger tFawlefa
II gas Ia that year also that the
most important advancement Of the
industry was attempted. a change from
sails 10 steam The first experiments
were most satisfaciory as 10 aetual
trsnllng results hug dlseouraging as
% attendant expenses. But the COS,
was speedily placed within due limits.
and steam ifawilng forged to the
front
The mosl of the traNllBg Is nov
done IN the sog thatu half 81 The North
sea but the olfesl ffawlIag grounds
are along The Dsyonshire east. wkere
the men Of Bfixham worked at the
net more than ioa years aso
Plymouth S q munster iFanllne sta.
tioh and the rnmber OF her trawlers
has qnadruntd In the last Is years
but the men Il this town are slill con.
tent for the most uart. 10 20 10 sea
every mornlng and return with thelf
catch each rlehl III; from Hull lleess
81 steam lraAlers pat ouf into the
North sea IS BE- uane Tor weeks
The beam traw which Is used hy
all these fshtrmen i triangular.
Tat purse-shsped net. with lis elde
month kept dfstended By q horizontal
wooden spar ealled The beam. These
nets worked by powerful tackle and
euglnes. are II nrodlsions sIxe. They
are lowered into The water 10 the prop.
tf depth. and remain there for hourH.
while the. vessel steams ahsa3 af fall
srcea Int the omen mouth Of The
hinge net the hsh ere swept by thon
sands The weight og the slruRgIsnr
| prisoners heeuncs enormous a. TIE rel
ais. but he fiber meshes aee a. slfoax
g steel and hold tons Of Iish captive
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-12-15

J. G. Davis and family are III this
city from Kentucky looking for 10
cation.
This oilice Is fully prepared 70 print
checks IN either single books or IN
quantity
$. F. Wallen nov occupies the resi-
dence at tie southeast corner OF Ray
mond park.
You often hear Of a woman being
Speechlcss with rage but you never
see one
John Semmelmeyer, Of st.Louis yis-
tied his cousin, Mrs y. II. Wilson in
this city Saturday
Lee McCamlsh, Of Grove, brought
In Blll Mclaughlin last night charged
with assault to kill
d. +. Harness. formerly Vlnita
real estate man, was here from Okla
homa city Yesterday
A great deal OF tile friendship
others have for you Is like the come
anytime invitation.
W. 4 Wilson, OF Edna, Kan, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his son u,
II. Wilson In this city.
Fred Charlesworth returned from
81 Louis Wednesday. after several
months stay in that city
Rey. J +. Pershing Is going 10 Mus
kogee tomorrow to attend C0ngre-
gational church meeting.
Miss Gnper's concert takes place
Thursday night at the Presbyterian
church. Admission, % cents.
u. u. Ireland, the mill man, Is now
living IN the Sharer property, now
owned by G. 7. Berckland
H. +. lIarkrider former agent Of
the Frisco at this place, but nos Of
Muskogee, was here Monday night
Tlere is something fine in the brave
cry Of the new father who carries a
baby through the streets In his arms
A kidney or bladder trouble can al.
ways be cured by using Foley's Kidney
Cure IN time. Sold Dy Peoples Drug
store dw
The job department Of the Chief.
tain IS crowded, but the Office Is het.
ter equipped than ever before for
handling a large business.
A man never knows what real In
silgnatlon Is until he has built a new
house and the bin for extras comes
in.
Foley's Honey ana Tar positively
cures all throat and lung diseases. Re
fnse substitutes Sold by the peoule's
Drug Store. dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-12-15
LOCAL NOTES

Old papers at this Office
Ed Lee is home on a visit.
Mrs 10. Gabbert is stlll very sick. .
o.A. Wise visited in Carthage over
sunday.
T. NJ, burlington IS home from Tah-
iequah
W. S. standdeld has returned from
Tahlequah.
W. G. Kennedy is here from Okla
uoma City.
4. G. Boutwell, was up from Musko.
gee last night
Edgar Ratclln is here on a visit
from Closka, q. 4.
Put In your order for the latest
calling cards
Dr. Frazec las been ailing for two
or three days.
Corn aud coal Wagons block the
streets these days
Santa Claus is doing most OF the ad.
veftising these days.
Miss Jessie Kyle, neice uf MFs. Em.
met Rea IS still very III.
Edgar Mars was here from Alton
visiting relatives SUNDAY.
Deputy Marshal Ike Ciilstap brougt
Ia two prisoners last night.
]. d. Hughes fas returned from 3
business trip 10 Pryor Greek
Miss Lizzie smalley returned to
her home at Miami 20 remain.
J. NJ. nix Is assisting Al the Golden
Rule during the holiday rush.
Bob Carsclowey Of the Adalr Ledger
longs for per capita payment.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Raymond are
visiting III Chelsea for few days.
Mont Frazier. Of Claremore, accom-.
panlgd hism0aaef here saturday night.
Miss Carrie stevens Il employed In
tie china department Of the Jumbo
store.
As. John Joseph returned FROM 4
visit at Wahoo, Neb.. SUNDAY morn
ing.
Most people would prefer 20 hear Of
your m luck than of your So0d for.
tune
Ross Mode. Of zeno, IS visiting his
hareuts. nF. and NR. Isaac Mode. IN
this olty.
lInvu Jon ever notlcad what lot 0f
secund.class people travel hrat-clase :