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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-11-03

Every Republican should see that his
neighbor votes on November S;h, Ii you
have an apathetie friend, tell him that
his vote is necessary TO make the election
of Roosevelt aud Fairbanks certain, aud
make him accompany you TO the polls
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-11-03

judge Parker dcp,oge> that AL the
leaders of the Republican party tof II
generation agol have passed away" and
in their places have come very differ
ent men" IL can be retnrted that all
the leaders Of the Democratic party
passed away two generations ago, and
none have come to I'LL their places. Times
like ours demand men Of these times
and not mere doletul sounds from the
tcmhS of past generation
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-11-03

VOTE EARLY ON ELECTION
DAY. AND SEE THAT YOUR
NEIGHB0RS. EMPLOYEES AND
FRIENDS VOTE, TOO.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-11-03

Parker is growing wilder as election
day approaches. He now says the Phil
ippines have cost the United States ST.
2O0,Ooo,NA. Secretary of War Taft.
VINO was governor general OF the Philip
pines, officially puts the total Gust. in
GLIDING purchase money, at SlS9, zoo
The question naturally arises Is Parker
either safe or sane when he can Jungle
figures in such au amazing wayf
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-11-03
DEMOCRATIC PROTEST
VIGOROUS OENUNClA1ION VI
Ex.SECRETARY OLNEY.

Hi. Attempt to BeIittle the War with
Spain Resented and His Immediate
withdrawal from the Speaking Cam
paixu Demanded.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-11-03

long as they and he are willing to profit
by the alleged national uncleanness
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WOODvILLE.

NEWS AS OUR CORRESPONDENT FINDS
 Mrs Samuel Murphy and family of Morris are visiting her mother, Mrs C., Calhoun for short time.
 Phineas Knapp of Warren has a wagon on the road taking and deliver. ing orders in the grocery line.
 James AnSon, with friends from Litchfeld, called at Maple Road farm, over Sunday. Garry Camp, the horse trader, was around on Monday, looking for a good trade.
 Henry Calhoun has sold some young cattle to Walter Couch. MT and Mrs E. R. Wilbur spent the week in Watertown visiting friends.
 MT and Mrs Charles Phelps of New York have been stopping at Maple Road farm the past week; also MI Pierson of New York. George Herdlein, with his son and daughter from Torrington, were visit ing his mother, Mrs Adam Herdlein, last week.
 Miss Samuel Crossman of Bantam was calling on friends in this place this week.
 Maple Road farm has put fine new boat on Mt Tom lake. MT and Mrs Walter Osborne o1 Goshen are visiting Mir Osborne's par ents, MT and Mrs James Osborne.
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STARTLING EVIDENCE.

Fresh testimony in great quantity is constantly coming in, declaring Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds to be uneaualled. A recent expression from T. J. McFar- land, Bentorville, Va, serves as ex- ample. He writes: "I had bronchitis for three years and doctored all the time without being benefited. Then l began taking Dr Kings New Discovery and few bottles wholly cured me- Equally effective in curing alllung and throat troubles, consumption, pneu- monia and grip. Guaranteed by R. Fl. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; A. w. Twiss, Bethel, druggists. Trial bottles free, regular sizes soc, and S1.
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son, are in Bridgeport to be present al the wedding of Frank Slosson,:: son o1 John SlOsson. MT Slosson is in pool health and was not able to ride so far on the cars, so he could not attend. Donald Smith of New Haven is at his grandfather's, Rev George H. Smiths.
 Miss Alice Wolcott is staying at Al bert Beaton's for a time. They have a little daughter to gladden. their home.
 Harry Chapin of Chicago and his sis. ter, Miss Elma Chapin of New Lon- don, are visiting their grandmother, Mrs Rebecca Hopson.
 Kent young people are beginning tc arrive home from school. Howard Stone and Harold Bull of the Rock land Military school, West Lebanon, N. H., came home, Monday, and oth' CTS are en route.
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BETHLEHEM.
AT CHRIST CHURCH.

On Sunday morning, June 19, at Christ church, the preacher will be D. V., the Rev G. F. Moshier of Wusibe, in the Shanghai district, China. MT MOshier has spent several years in missionary work, and is now in this country on his vacation.
 CHILDREN'S DAY AT THE METHODIST
 CHURCH.
 Sunday will be observed in the Methodist church as Children's day: In the morning sermon by the pastor and the baptism of children; In the evening, songs, recitatiOns and exer ciseS by the Sunday school.
 The school in Sixth district closed, last week Wednesday, with picnic on the school grounds. Miss Frances Donnelly of Waterbury, graduate o1 the Willimantic Norma school, has made an excellent teacher, and is de. serving of much praise for her untiriDg work for the good of the school. A. c. Lake and family and Miss Edith Lake went to NewtOwn, last Saturday, and returned Monday On | their way down they stopped atPoota- tuck and lunched on the banks of the | beautiful HOuSatOnic in front of the residence of Leroy Mitchell, and en joyed an hour or two with him and hi! most interesting family.
 l Miss Elsie Lake is spending weel
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daughter at Mt St Joseph Seminary in

daughter at Mt St Joseph Seminary in Hartford.
 Belden Brown and family came to Brownie, last week Wednesday. If what everybody says is true, then the the beautiful villa is looking the best it ever has done, in lively red and green, M. s. Woodruff and men, decor atOrS.
 Tobacco setting will be completed in this section during the present week, embracing about the ufual aver age.
 Miss Anna Seabury gave her schol- ars in Church Hill school, a fine after nOon's entertainment, on her father s spacious lawn, on Friday of last week, consisting of games, plays, cake and ice cream.
 Oscar Swanson has piece of Ear ly Rose potatoes in full blossom, and though the bugs are in other fields, on this scarcely one is to be seen.
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STILL RIVER NOTES.

Prof William Kramer of Yale was here, Monday.
 MT Peck is building a large veranda on bis house.
 The Still River Baseball Association will not play the Newtown nine, Sat- urday, but will play the New Milfords on the New Milford Fair grounds, Fri day.
 MT and Mrs F. Barnum has been vis- iting F. P. Chase.
 George Cummings is raising tobacco on Thomas Glennon's grounds.
 Mrs $. J. Lyons has returned to New York.
 R. J; Waters truck garden looks like
 A. H. Barlow, Farley Osgood, MI Godfrey at A. B. Hyde's, Dr Dolan and Charles Evans are to install telephones in their residences at Gaylordsville. Mrs T. A. Kane and Carson B. Mead of Bridgewater are to have telephones placed in their residences. l.. P. Payne and John Morris of ROx bury have signed contracts for tele | phones.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
BEDDING.

ROADS NEED ATTENTION. The pu blic are getting indignant | about the roads leading from the Cen. ter to Bethel, Bedding Station and | Ridge. The state road, near the Bethel line, is in an unfinished condi. tlOn and no prospect of change for the better. Promises do not count for | much.
 CHICKEN THIEVES AT WORK.
 Chicken thieves visited hometown district, last week, and stole chickens from Mrs EdmondS and Henry Dla. mOnd.
 PROSPECTS FOR HAY CROP GOOD.
 The prospects for an abundant hay crop is very promising. Farmers are having a hard time keeping the weeds down in their corn and potatoes. Children's day was observed in all the churches, Sunday. There was a arge attendance. Dr Smith reports the busiest May in all his practice, and no let up. MT Cornwall is moving his furniture into his Sanfordtown cottage this week. Work on the annex is not fin. iShed.
 City people who have moved into their places find the weather cold and unpleasant.
 J. Henry Duncan spent Sunday with his family in New York, where they are visiting with Mrs Duncan's par entS.
 s. WOolsey Randall, who has been so seriously i'll, was able to sit out on his veranda a short time Saturday.
 MT and Mrs Robert Ferry have gone to housekeeping in the Walter Penny place in Weston.
 T. Harry Judd, the Danbury florist, visited his grandmother, Mrs c. A. Sanford, Saturday. He gave her many flowers for her garden.
 Mrs H. M. Wakeman, who has been i'll for some time with malaria, does not improve very much.
 William Walker, who lives at the Rowing place, is very critically i'll. John Fritz is caring for him.
 A. B. Whitney of Bridgeport has opened Shaw's blacksmith shop in the Ridge, and has moved his family into the cottage of the Mrs Henry White cal workman and will do all kinds of carriage and wagon repairing besides hOrseshOeing.
 The store and postoffice on the Ridge have been newly reshingled: H. c. McCollam did the work.
 The road between the residences of MT HogsOn and Benjamin F. Ferris has been graded and widened, and MT Hogson, at his own expense, has cut the brush and graded the banks on both sides of the road, which makes a great improvement in the looks in the locality. w. c. Sanford had the con tract for the work.
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NEW MILFORD.
aAYLORDsVILLEA AND VICINI1

GAYLORDsvILLE AND VICINITY.
 Children's day exercises were held in the Methodistchurch on Sunday last. Ruth Hatch is recovering from the humps.
 Mrs Clark is at her summer home in this place.
 Mrs John Paine and daughter, Mary, Mrs J. T. Underhill and daughter, Mary o. Davis and Miss Mary Tibbitts were pleasantly entertained by Mrs Mary Hendrix on Wednesday after noon of last week.
 Henry Brown is having a new barn built. Peter D. Boinay and son are doing the work.
 MT Bacon is at Clarence Carey's.
 Miss Ella Austin, who has been visit ing in Texas and Mexico, returned home on Saturday evening, stopping on the way at St Louis.
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FAYETTEVILLE is the Placeto 20 when
 in need of FURNITURE.

  public and
  and know will with What wish We caag the freight house which into the freight house wheel carload lifting and of wagons We have no rent we the building goods  do not do all and little  every time. Call it will more than When of furniture give call.
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A STRONG HEART

Is assured by perfect digestion. In- digestion swells the stomach and puffs it up against the heart. Thls causes shortness of breath, palpitation of the heart and general weakness. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures indigestion, re- lieves the stomach, takes the strain of the heart and restores 1t to . full performance of its function naturally. K0dOl increases the strength by en- abling the stomach and digestive or gans to digest. assimilate and 1ppro- priate to the blood and tissdes an of the food nutriment Tones the st0m- ach and digestive orRanA Sold by B. Fl. Bees & O., Newtown; A. B.. Blake man. BOt6fOrd.
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WEST BEDDING.
PERSONAL CHAT.

Rev MT Read was entertained at Arthur Todd's, last week.
 Mrs Hawley Olmsted of Danbury has been visiting at T. A. Carter's.
 Charles Barnum has gone to Savin Rock to attend to the property of Noah White.
 Many in this locality are having to plant their corn over again.
 Elijah Light is the first to get home raised peas into market. He picked the first, June 13. sociable to be held on Thursday even. ing at the Long Ridge church. Bert Barrett of Georgetown spent Sunday at Charles BrOnSOn's.
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BULLS BRIDGE.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Egbert Cummings of Stratford was the guest of his brother over Sunday
 Ben jamin Hoag of West Cornwall was at Mott Judd's, last week. u..
 The annual school meeting was held Saturday evening, June II. Frederick R. Lane was elected committee, treas. urer and collector for the ensuing year. Peter lessen, who has been quite sick, is able to walk out. Mrs Alice Kilson and two daughters are visiting her mother, Mrs N. P Dwy.-
 Charles Emmerson, who has been having a weeks vacation, returned home Friday evening.
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WORST OF ALL EXPERIENCES.

Can anything be worse than to feel that every minute will be your last: Such was the experience of Mrs s. H. Newson, Decatur, Ala. "For three years," she writes, 'I endured lnsutfer able pain from indigestion, stomach and bowel trouble. Death seemed in. evitable when doctors and all remedies failed. At length I was induced tt try Electric BitterS and the result wal miraculous. improved at once and now l am completely recovered" Fol liver, kidney, stomach and bowe troubles Electric Bitters is the only medicine. Only soc. It's guaranteed by R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; A ". TWiss, Bethel, druggists.
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FOR A HUNDRED YEARS.

For hundred years or more Witch Hazel been recognized aS a superior remedy, but it remained for E. o.
 Dewitt & Co.,, of Chicago, to discover how to combine the virtues of Witch
 Hazel with other antiseptics, in the Hazel Salve is the best in the world for sores, cuts, burns, bruises and piles. The high standing of this salve has given rise te commercials, and the pub lie is advised to look for the name "DeWitt" on the package, and accept no other. Sold by R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford.
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KENT.
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.

AT aA1No AooOA AO"N
 Mrs Ida T. Fuller has had members of the Field and Meadow club of Bos- ton stopping with her for week.
 The Weantinaug is occupied by the Kings of Ohio, the same as last season. MT and Mrs Rufus Frink are in Bridgeport, this week, attending the marriage of their daughter, Mrs Har- riet Smith, formerly of this place.
 Wheeler King and his sister, Char lotte, with their aunt, Mrs John Slos-
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DEATH OF HENRY H. MERWIN.

News has been received of the death in a sanitarium in Westport, of Henry H. Merwin, who lived several years at the William Platt place, and who sold 1t to it's present owner, Albert Carlson. and the news of his death after short illness came as surprise to his friends in Bridgewater.
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BR1DGEwATER.
CONGREGATIONAL CEiuJRCH NOrE

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES. The Children's day services at the Congregational church were of very pleasing character and the program was we'll carried out. The recitations and songs and the appearance of the 50 children in their professional march
 would be hard to improve on. The anthem by the choir and the solo by Mrs H. W. Treat, were also much ap- preciated.
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strawberry festival at the hall on the afternoon and evening of June 22, Wednesday. Beginning at 4 o'clock, the festivities will include stage en- tertainment at , p. m.; supper from 6 to 9; and dancing from 8 to 12.
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MT and Mrs A. W. Gillette left Bridgewater, last week Thursday, en- route for their home in Denver, Col. , via Philadelphia and Washington.
 Mrs c. A. J. Queck berner of Brook lyn, is the guest of Mrs c. N. Hatch.
 Miss Isabelle Orr spent part of last week in Bridgeport.
 MT and Mrs William Marsh have re- turned from their trip to California, spending several days at St Louis.
 s. R. Weeks was with friends in Bridgeport, last week.
 Most of the schools in town are closed for the summer vacation.
 Mrs George Staub and children from New Milford were the guests, last Sunday, of her mother, Mrs Amelia Mallett.
 MT and Mrs Mark Mo Eslin have en- tertained sister from New Milford.
 During one of the recent heavy showers, J. B. Pitchers telephone was struck by lightning. Most of the fami- ly felt slight shock.
 MT and Mrs William H. Marsh, who have recently returned from a trip to the Pacific coast, are entertaining their friends with many pleasing ac. counts of their trip.
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ROMFORD NEWS.

Automobiles are occasionally seen passing by, making it dangerous for the ladies to ride out without a male escort. Even then all the road is cleared for the mOnStrOus machine. B. G. Humphrey recently saw one while going to church. He drove into J. B. Stillson's yard as "a place Of ref uga.O
 Josiah Cheney has two two-horse teams drawing wood to the station. This is great growing weather. All kinds of vegetation is making rapid strides. A liberal supply of apples may be expected all around. The weeds are likewise growing, too, and the farmers are busy trying to kill them.
 Lester F. Harvey is attending the class reunion at StOrrs', this week.
 MT and Mrs George Harvey and Master Ralph were visiting at 5. Il. Clark's, last week.
 The Washington ladies who attend ed the D. A. R. meeting at Mrs Pres- ton s, last week Thursday, were: Mrs w. L. Van Sinderen, Mrs 0. w. Brown, Mrs R. E. Carter, Mrs Put nam, Mrs s. Ford Seeley, Mrs A: c. Titus, Mrs Louis A. Mason, Mrs Thornton Cogswell, Mrs Russell Clark, Mrs L. G. Smith, Miss Tousey, Miss Ruth Smith and Miss Behrends.
 Mrs Edward Coll is visiting her
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L.ITCHFIELD COUNTY.

| A1 , VI AASAD SOA>
 WASHINGTON.
 CH1LDREN's DAY AT THE coNeRE'
 OPTIONAL CHURCH.
 The Children's day exercises were observed on Sunday, June 12, at the Congregational church, under favora- ble conditions, the weather being per- feet. A large and appreciative audience filled the church, consisting of parents and friends of the happy children. The church was beautifully decorated for daisies and butter-cups. A large motto in green and white, "Consider the;" was suspended above the platform and added greatly to the effect. The decorations and program were in charge of Miss Helen Seeley and Mrs Ellsworth Fenn, assisted by the other young people of the church. The children forming in line on the Green, the little ones in advance, marched up the centre aisle, led by MT Carter, and the genial superintendent, Wilbur Kilbourn, singing, ''Holy, Holy, Holy, is the LOrd," and were seated in the front pews. The most impressive part of the service was the infant baptism, NIT duu NTS ELLTd Hull pIcScuUlu& UuclT younger daughter, followed by MT and Mrs A: 0. Titus with their only son, while the choir rendered appropriate music. Following this MT Carter presented. from the church, Bibles te Curtis, Lewis and William Woodruff, Jeanette Prindle, who were baptized seven years ago. The children who had individual parts in the program were Nellie Irwin. Ruth Buckingham, Rebecca Carter, Warren Mitchell, Charlotte Hurlburt, Melvira Mason, Lewis Seeley, Burdette Farrand, lone Shop, Jessie Taylor and Alice Carter, all taking their parts very prettily. Miss Rebecca Carter, being the young est, deserves special mention. A very pretty exercise by the infant class as whole, and chorus work by young boys and girls showed good training. A pretty little duet was sung by Mar garet Mitchell and Lewis Seeley. Several songs were rendered by the Sunday school and the exercises were closed a brief address from the pastor, which pleased the children exceeding lV
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in NeWtOWn with friends,

An examination of the scholars who wish to enter the Grammar school, next fall, was held in the Town school School Superintendent Allen.
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NOTES FROM ST MARKS.

The parishioners of St Marks church are to be congratulated upon having choir seldom found outside of the city. The music of last Sunday was of a high order and thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated by those who heard it.
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MARBLEDALE.

FESTIVAL AT ST AN
 DREW's. The ladies of St Andrews will give
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TRUMBULl.

STRAWBERRY AND ICE CREAM LAWN
 SOCIAL.
 The ladies of the Bethany Gongrega- tional chapel will give a strawberry and ice cream lawn social on the after noon and evening of Tuesday, June 21, at the home of Elmer Dewhirst, Madi:: son avenue, Bridgeport. Ice cream and strawberries will be Served from $ to 10 p. m. Vocal and instrumental music and other entertainment will be given. Should it prove stormy it will be postponed until the next clear evening.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
 There was a large audience, Sunday morning, at the First Congregational church to enjoy the children's day con- cert. A fine program was rendered, consisting of recitations, duets and solos. The church was prettily decor ated.
 The regular meeting of the Grange was held last Friday night. Trumbull Grange visited HOusatOnic Grange, Saturday, night, and reported fine time.
 Local Changers attended the meet ing of Fairfield County Pomona in Brookfield, Wednesday, June 8. Chester BrinSmade has recently sold his residence in Daniels Farms to Bridgeport parties.
 Mrs c. B. Weed has been visiting friends in Danbury. Mrs w. I. Plumb entertained Q friend from Bridgeport, one day re- gently.
 Miss Olive Watrous entertained Miss Merwin from Bridgeport over Sunday. Henry Mumford entertained rela- tives from Bridgeport, Sunday. Mrs w. F. White of Hinsdale, N. H., is expected in town, this week. Miss l.. B. Hawley has been visiting out of town friends. Mrs Wedge of "Fairholt' has been entertaining her parents and sister from Bridgeport. Mrs Leon Beardsley has returned from a visit in Nichols. Eli Burton is having his house painted. c. Thorpe. of Nichols has the contract.
 Miss Louise Bouton of Bridgeport has been visiting her grandparents, MT and Mrs George Bouton.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-09-29

Dr.. and Mrs. Thompson will return
uext week freM an extended visit In the
east.
We are showing some swell styles in
gentlemen's hats. Call and see thcm.
York.Key Mer. Co.
Miss Hollace Dunn will leave next
week for Garden City to spend several
weeks with her sister, Mrs, Minis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gardner are moving
from Bridge Street to the cottage owned
by Mr.. McElwain.
The Embroidery club will have a din
ner party at the residences of Judge and
Mrs. Madison tomorrow evening.
Mrs. T. E. French and son D. E.
French left Wednesday morning for 81.
Loun. Mrs. French will visit In Mis-
souri, on her way home.
HNf .~,.,,-, al s,f,,x, ss.Ns.t
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Louie Bader started for 81. Louis last
Sunday.
Willie Green OF the Santa Fe's force
here has returned from visit in the east.
Josephine Mortified who visited here
has returned home to Ration, n. NJ,
Miss Dissa Colbert Of Kinslsy is here
visiting with her college chum, Miss
Clara Sturgeon.
Mrs. Geo. Painter who is In Colorado
for her health, Is reported to bs grad
uallg improving.
James A. Colllnwood returned to Pretty
Prairie, Reno county, Tuesday, after
Investing in a large amount Of Ford
county land.
Mrs. R. W. Evans was pleasantly sur.
prlsed by a number Of her friends, on
last Monday afternoon, who helped her
celebrate her birthday.
County Attorney Finley will be off to
the fair about the lot, and Dick Evans
Jr.. will have charge Of bis office while
be Is absent.
The Royal Arch MasonS Of this city
conferred the Royal Arch degree upon
Mr., Boyd OF Bucklln and Mr.. Wilson Of
Jetmore, Wednesday night.
Mr.. Ripple's horse "E. M. r." who
made the track record Of 2:lI here at the
fair, made a track record at Hutchinson
last week OF 2:l4.
Mr.. Weagley has returned from Topeka
where he has been with bis daughter
frankie who has beed seriously sick,
He reports her to be improving.
o.. A. Grayson Of Garden City was In
town Tuesday. Mr.. Grayson has pur-
chased property near Bucklin and ex-
pectG to make Ford county bis home.
Ed Stubs wen! to Kansas City last
week with q few racers from the Stubb.
thoroughbred farm here. lie has sour
Lille "Pettljohn," "Sistel Mae"
"The Doctress" and three yearlings 10
the string and will have some starters In
the races at Kansas City next week. Ha
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