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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

as a national work and subject to Il
board to be appointed by Congress or
the President. The plan transmitted
recommends simultaneous surveys in
different branches of research, organ
ized on cooperative system This
would trlu 10 completeness and dupli-
cation and render the work more eco
nomi,al than if the exploration Werr
undertaken liecemeal. No such organ
tempted anywhere, but the idea is in
harmony with modern scientific and in-
duStrial methods.
- recommend therefore that proVi-
siois be made for the appointment ol a
board Of surveys to Superintend the
national surveys and explorations to be
made in the Philippine islands and that
appropriation be made from time to
time to meet the necessary expenses
of such investigation. 1t is not prob
able that the survey would be complet-
ed in Il less period than that of eight or
10 years. hut it is well that it should
be begun in the near future. The Phil
bic for the Philippine government are
properly anxious that this survey
should not be considered as an expense
of that government, but should be car
ried on and treated as a national duty
in the interests of science.
(Signed) THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The White House, Feb. Z, 1906"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
LOCKED UP WITHOUT BAIL
Nova Scotia Doctor FOUND in Room
With Dead Woman.

New York. Feb. After heinc found;
today. in Il room in - hotel in West I'd
street beside the dead body of Il woman,
Il man who described himself as ler.
Clarence Mcdonald. Il physician. Of Port
ftaWkeShurY. y. $. and later Hs an in
term. in one uf The institutions uf Ran
dalIs island. was luckcG az in til. TumhS
without bail to await tho corunerS in
quest. Mcdonald told the polio, that Ill
woman was Mrs. Elizabeth IIiradi ana
that her home was at Lodi. \. J. Hr
saId that she had died from natural dis
eases. An cXdminI ion of the woman :
body revealed Il cut under tn" cN" and
hrul"CS ON various parts of The body.
Mcdonald admitted that they had had a
QUAR- three day before and she had re-
cciNed the bruises on the race and body
during The alteration. but II" denied thai
she had come to her death through Vio-
ltncr
McDorald ana the woman first regis
t"red AZ the h"r"l Friday ni2h last at n
O'Clock as y, hu t:lhy and wife" They
Went away ON SUnd"" morning but rt.-
turned last night. Today. McDua1ld left
the hotel and on his return two hours
later he called The proprietor ana told him
the woman WAS dead. Then he went back
ana sat on 4 chair ut her heilSidr reading
2 morning lnIcr until a doctor ana pp-
lie ,lrn arrived
No Donald said that Ia first met the
woman hVh wears ago ana that she had
always been in delicate health Further
than this h" dCclirrd to make any state
ment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

larbor continued chokod with ice
Tuesday ana was in but little better
condition than previously reported
Monday nights low temperature hav-
iHg offset what slight Improvement re-
suited from the DAYS thaW. Steamers
and tugs had only comparative diff :
Guilty III forcing their way through the
ice, but conditions rendered naNiga-
ti"n by sailing craft Impossible.
Narraeansett bay along the west
shore of the west channel was free oi
zee for about tWo-thirdS of the dis
tance from the mouth, the embargo
still existing from near Warwick and
Bristol to this city.
The east side uf the bay was in very
bad condition. the prevalent west wind
having driven All the ice in that direc-
ton. lee is piled high also on the east
side oi the west channel in the lower
bay ANA present conditions continuing
ii is doubtful whether the schooner
Witch Hazel from Fall River for
Stonington, which is frozen in the ice
1T Dutch Island harbor will he able 10
continue her trip for some time to
come.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
COUNCIL OF WAR
Military Insurgents W!ii Have
Speedy Trial In Buenos Ayres.

Puenos Ayres. Feb. A council of
war for the trial If military insurgents.
Of which Gen@:al MCntesh DeoCa is
president. and Colonel Lynch secretary.
tas been in session in thc arsenal since
; o'clock. this morning. The govern
mont has ordered that military insur-
gents be brought to Buenos Ayres for
trial.
In fight yes; nrday near Piro Eano,
Province of HlIcnos Ayrns. the revolu-
tionary engineer Baca and Former Sea-
ator i:hrr were killed ana several
others We're wounded.
The transport Piniero Mayo has left
the rrddsteai with 800 political prison
tlS.
Search of the ruins Of the working
mems union here resulted in the dis
CoNclY of two bombs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
58th CONGRESS-.
The Senate Has Passed
the Statehood Bill.
Statehood for Oklahoma and
Indian Territory as One.
n.,, Mexico VIII Make Separate
state-ln the House.

Washington. F"b. AFTER continue
,.,,iug nr airn,; nine hours. the
.... al Is O'Clock. tonight. passed
-, tonr statehood dill. As passed. the
80, ,..o,i.!:S for the admission of the
....r.- of okla 'lOtna. 20 b" composed "f
1t.,,1c.na ami indian Territory ard
v.r Mexico. according 10 The present
i1,,r..Iri.r. with Arizona eliminated.
rb. lpua ececicn was chan acteriz"i by
,r.itis,, IL .id"nts and lrnlly surprises.
p.oirainL nrnmntly upon the conven-
.,.... T. n'rlo K. 1hn Stnutc proceeded
=, co,eil"r IN. various amendments
..ti.b had bc,rn suggested by the com
.,,.. on territories and which hal
leD, raescd olrT. on.- Of III" first nf
.b.... taken III was the amendment
,-.,hilrirg ,h- Sllr Of IntoXicttil%
iiot,1s III uhl; is nnW Indian Trrli-
,,r,. rnr M nest ten lc:trs, and thi-
ms 9i-Is'a..,I With n substitute offered
}.r Calliug.r. which extended thr
.,r.,.,I.,cnt to tho "ntiI" state for 4
,.rirG Of Il years aud which Wle
ALLOTTED.
T54 first surprise Of the day came
,,r..n thc committee accepted For
okDr'e amendment providing for z sep
..r.r.. VOTE. h.. Hrh ." the territories of
,rzona and ,:nv- Mrvico on the con
.,.,inu f. h.. adopted by tn" proposed
r-3,.. or AriHnuH. THAI provision hat
.,.r,.lv h.+.l made Il l,Hlt Of the bin
ot,, rald urrs,lfod an amendment
~l,.a u.ovi a rpr Thea admission ni
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
$4,000 IN JEWELS
Show Up Among the Missing On Short
Trip to Station.

San FrarciSco. Feb. 7.-E. NJ TIclbrook
a wealthy lunlhelman of Minneapolis who
2, accompanied ~ h:s wife has b""n sremI-
home Tuesday. When about to board TIL.
overland train Mrs. Holbrook discovered
that c1sket containing jewels Naurd 4,
$>@o mad disappeared on the way from
the hotel to the railroad tn" matter
50 far no clue to the missing gems has
been found
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
ICE JAM INCREASES
The Penobscct River packe1 With Ice
From Shore to Shore

FuchSrort, M".. Feb. The ice lam
which shuts nh all navigation on the
P-n"hscot river al Fort Point was
much increased today. the drift ice be
i..g pa, k''d from Fort Poin; Cove to the
orlan" shore and extending nearly a
mile NJ river. and from 5 to 10 feet
a5"Vc the water level.
The Maine Central Steamer Pema-
1uid. on the BurKsrort ana Rocklan':
route. did NOT leave h"r dock, today.
The tug Ralph Ross made an inrffeytu-
n effort t" open Il channel through tn
Jam hut had no effect.
Belfast hatbor Is now entirely closed.
there being no steamers running 10
l;rcp thc channel open.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
SEARCH ABANDONED
Hidden Treasures Will Probably Re-
main Undiscovered.

New York Feh. Capt f. ". Morr-
son. commander Of the trcasNr" hunting
~ England to search for treasure slid to
have ncen buried on roc"S island near
on the steamer city Of Washington from
Cnlcn. Iir was accompanied by Dr W. r
Anger, surgeon Of the Fiizwilliam cxPedi
lion. can't Morrison was rctic"nt about
th" result of the expedition. lie said:
II n" whole business is now over. our
ship IS laid mp ri Panama and IN" eHp.-
IItIon is abandoned. Several wrr.4 hurt IN
III" rNplosi, II in the hnwinS NJ Of cliff
hLt | Know little ah0ut II.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
RICHARD CROKER AND WIFE
Have Reconciliation Through Deatl,
of Frank Croker.

New York Feb. 6-The death of Fronl,
croker has brought about a reconciliatinn
between Richard Croker and his wife,
fer some years. Long before Mr. Croke,.
took M his residence abroad he and his
wife had practically separated, although
at No. , East 74th street
MRS CROKER has in recent years devoted
herself 10 charitable works and 10 he,.
ialni,N The attacks on her husband dur
ltlS thc AFTER years that he was the Tam
Inaiy chieftain We're extremely distasteful
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
SKIn! orr
ipiI$SEASE:.a
.AltOoua, Ia, Iuue 90. IQo


Twas afflicted with letter in bad shape
It would appear in blotches as large as M
hand, . yellowish color, and scale of
You can imagine how offensive it was
For twelve years l was afflicted with thi
trouble. At night it was case Of scratcl
and many times no rest at all. Seeing IL.
good the medicine was doing a :r;eu%
VINO was taking it for Eczema, I con-
nenced il. and as result the eruption be
gan to dry up aud disappear, and to-day
| am practically g we'll man. Only tw,'
tiny spots are left on the elbow and shin.
where once the whole body was affected
have every confidence in tile medicine.
and feel sure that in a short time t!les,
two remaining spots will disappear
$. S. s. is certainly great blood puri
fer, and has done me world of good
am grateful for what it has accom-
Plished. ard trust that what have said
will lead otl:ers who are similarly afflict-
ed to take the remedy aud obtain the
same good results that have.
las East Fifth Ave. JOHN F. LEAR.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

A committee. consisting of twenty
five women of title, will make can
vass of the West End Of London in CO.
operation with T'orrey and Alexander.
the revivalists They are all "coun-
tesses," ladies" or "honorables.'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
RECuIStTlON GRANTED
johann Hoch. A!Ieoed 5isar,ist VIII
Go to CHICAGO.

Albany, y Y. Feb. 7.-Governor
Higgins t"'ay granted The requisition
"f the Governor Of Illinois for III, ~
tradition Of. Johann Hoch. tie alleged
higan'ist. who is under arrest in New.
York City.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
IN NEW ENGLAND
tContinurd from page ~

TIL" tugs :. r. Sherman anG :. G. Hart
from NcW Bedford N",e lying about
half 2 nile rom the stranded Eantur-
krt shoals light~hip near Dumpling
Rocks. c"rly Tuesday ANA the gunbcat
Hist WAS clos" to he vessel. clear wa
ter surrounded the lighrshir ana while
there WIS considerable iCn in shore thA
Ely NIs almost fi,ar. II was arranged
that tn" tugs and the guEbnat should
make an elfort to DIll the lightShin
at,oat II high water III the forenoon
Her position was not changed during
tn" night ana as the water Mas abso-
lL1oly calm i. Vas believed she would
be- tloatrG with little difficulty.
The tu%S ana the -unkoat continued
t. ruli at the stranded Vessel till near
~ II o'clock when tn" repeated failures
ana tn" rcc"'lnE ;idc make il necessary
for tEtm To abandon thei work TIL
Two tugs at ono" steamed up the bay
towards New Bedford ard later the
believed that th"y went 10 procure new
cables to take tn place of those broken
daring the fo", noon and that they may
again II high id" at night
The light+nip was not moved by the
vessels tueoing At her. bur the ice firll
shifting With ~ tii" threw the vessel
nN"l I'D that shc is loW listed to star
board. She is still apparently undam-
aw"d
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08
A BAD ONE
~ oP'or ClcToforn-s.d and Robbed by
eon-Grandmoth is Also Victim.

t1d \, >"rk; Feb DR. Wm. II. Trton
eAla-n,,r,nll nll,cr today thn: he had hcca
char,.s.'IHed and robbed hv his son.
r,.,r,l, rloh. ,aSed Is. whose release H.
srj s' ihe hoy had hoe,, s,.nt fnr assam,
si.i M, ne his Erardrno- her. The doctor
,''.,-0f.-,M'N entered his apartments aud
troke nr,r' ',''1 '' h5m while he lar in he'd.
q i l.v.,Il,,,' safe and took $500 in money
tjF,d "H' h" son has not been cap
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

aya 1, 4''""."0o worth of diamonds
afric, eVe'y yoar from the South
''''can diamond mines
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

New HlVen. O.. Feb. Ice cOndi-
tinnS along tie Connecticut shore Of
Long Island sound were not improved
to amy noticeable extent Tuesday, aS "A
fan Of snow he,unp cncrustcd by the
low temperature nf the night ana made
The iC" hclGs 4 solid mass. In New
li"Vcu haIlnr thp channel Of clear WA
ter "pnncd M by tugs Monday. was
again frozen over. Tuesday. Tughoat
c"nt.lirs hardly expect to he able to
keep the channel open unless the wind
comes strong from the southerly quar-
t"r anl They SaY that no relief is like
IN II 1uE roint on this coast until such
"A blow comes.
IN" corufirlf Point liGhtshiD which
lrok" away from her mouringS. Mon
day. ara which was found during the
night by the hShthous tender Castus.
sent ont from New London. WAS re-
turned to her stodtinn. at 3 o'clock
1ncSdry morning. Extra anchors Will
he sent +s tile ire pressure is still strong
OF the reef owing to the set Of the tide
as il sweeps i'll ANA out Of the ConHec-
ticut river.
The Sound steamer New Hamnshre
which sent signals. early Tuesday. off
Duck Island light. West Erook. got TN
"rr way at daybreak and resumed hnr
passage to New London. She ran into
the ice and her cartain preferred to
anchor rather than risk the channel
during the darkness.
Providence r. l.. Feb 1.-PrOVidnnce
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

Now York Feb. The D,p,,r, u.o. -
N'no hn"f-lS""d non steamer Of 11I6 ION;
n,t. She vas owned by G i'mrno.. o..'
Witty y 60 of Glasgow. ami was hIiIt
~ ~ ~ St'rE"n 4 90. al Glasgow. Hnr
-r"Sth I,' feet; l'rcaGth r. fe-t. dnntb
r' '"o'. Th" Ny ~>cl Was culii,rrd p'iti.
seven wator-tight Gonna rtinant. "iti'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

Providence r. l.. Feb 7.-Providence
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-09-21
New Plymouth.

. School began here last Monday
with Mr.. Warner, of Macarthur, as
teacher. -'', ta
. Misses Madge Mcdowell and
Nina Clark left on Tuesday for
Delaware as music students, this
being Miss McDowell's last year
and Miss Clark's first.
Mr.. Bert Winters, our mail car
rier Of r. f. d. No. 2, called on
Miss Ethel Harmon, of Union
Furnace, Sunday.
Joe Young and family leave in a
few days for Millfield, where he
has work in the lumber mills. We
are sorry to see Mr.. Young and
his family leave, but wish them
success in their new home.
A party consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. Flowers, Misses Lottie M.
Harden, Clara Morse and Bessie
Morse, Messrs. Bert O'Neil, Ches-
ter Steele and Homer Anthony
took in the sight Of Ash. Cave, on
last Sunday.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-09-21
Oak Grove.

About two weeks ago while two
young men, of this vicinity,
were rambling up Bear Hollow
a narrow Canyon of about three
fourths of mile in extent with
walls and cliffs of rocks extending
on either side, their attention
was attracted to place where a
portion of the hillside had recent
ly slid off revealing wall of rock
hitherto unknown to the surround
ing community. Near the base of
this they discovered small cav
ity, penetrating the wall, which
they undertook to explore, but did
not proceed but short distance
until they found the interior so
dark that they were forced to
postpone Investigations until a
light was procured, after which
they resumed their survey; but
only proceeded about twenty yards
when they struck tunnel six or
seven feet in width and the same
in height, with little variation un-
til-after proceeding about so yards
when. it closed, leaving only a
narrow defile of two feet which
would admit of but one passing
through at time aad grandly ex-
panded after that until it termin-
ated in a cavern twenty by thirty
feet. Now as the most unique
part Of our story is to come We
will stumble along as best We can
without entering into any particu-
lar details, lest they cause doubts
In the mind of some reader, hut
will give the preliminaries of the
young mems account, who after
entering the last aparture disciv-
cred the carcasses Of several rock
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-09-21

rats, about dozen rabbits and o
couple of vultures, and were not a
little surprised when they STUN
bled upon a couple of objects
wrapped in blankets, and still
more so when they removed the
covers and discovered the dead
bodies of two indians, lying IN a
bed of sand, with features as un-
changed as if asleep, and seeming
ly as well preserved as when they
shuffied off their coils. At this
juncture the explorers were oblig-
ed to abandon further proceedings
as their light, from some unknown
cause, was waning and about to
go out, which caused them to
"hike" for the tunnel in short
meter, it was well that they did
for they discovered that their
breath as we'll as the light was
waning and before striking the
tunnel they were well nigh suffo-
Gated, and by the time they reach
ed the open air they tumbled down
by the wall, where they remained
a couple of hours before being
able to leave the canyon. This is
their story which has not been
given any attention or credit by
folks of this community, until two
young men of Franklin county
paid this vicinity visit and un-
dertook the exploration Of the
place, but failed to reach the ex-
tent of the place before driven
back from the same cause which
compelled the first party to leave,
but brought evidence enough to
convince the most skeptical that
there are some facts connected
with the above, which was in the
shape Of a smoking pipe composed
of solder, which one of the young
men soid was Of indian origin
and some flints and steel, which
were used to make fire, before
were invented. l. is
thought that those indians me
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-09-21


Not long ago prominent farm
er of this township went to the
mill in Logan to get sacks to put
his wheat in, when he threshed,
and as he started from home late,
of course he was after night com
ing home, but as he was coming up
Darling Valley he overlook a
buggy and as he was about to pass
he saw that there was woman in
it, who said to him "Hello there
Charley is that you?" "That's
me" was the reply. "I'zc been
lookin for you darling this long
time;" just then she saw that she
was mistaken and soon left him
far behind. Now whoever this
Charley is around here we would
advise him not to disappoint his
gal any more.
Did you hear about Hiram Nc
Cune's youngest boy2 John Reedy
did.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-09-21
McCunesville.

Jonathan Reedy and family have
moved back again from Allen
county and now occupies the Ham
ilton property which he bought.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias Miller
were the Sunday guests of James
McLin. y
Mrs. A. M. Brown and children
visited her mother over Sunday.
Wagner Bros. are again in our
country threshing some more ex-
cellent straw stacks were built,
but we got tired tramping straw,
even the leaders of our legs got
sore. The four acres OF wheat
which was cut in four days and
nights turned out well; over two
hundred bushels. Who can beat
this.
We understand that The Logan
Creamery Co. is starting up; we
would advise them to consult the
people of our village for milk.
Hiram McCune expects to start a
dairy in the near future, and then
he can furnish all kinds of milk.
The milking is all done by the
men and the cows have7to toe the
mark. A few days ago two stran-
gers passed through here and they
wondered if Jim was trying to
make race horses out of his cows,
as he took them two heats across
the field before milking, but be
was only training them up. An
other was telling about COW
jumping into three gallon bucket
nearly drowning herself and the
milker; that's nothing, we will
get you the milk just the same.
The Dogwood Bottom correspon-
dent forgot to tell all about Ida
and Charles trip to the fair.
They Of course, like the correspon-
dent, wanted something to bring
home as a. relic, and-what do you
think they brought, a.whole buggy
full of blocks, that looked like
they had got them where some
building had lately been erected.
But what do you suppose they
wanted with them, we know of
person who got some A, B, Cl
blocks last Xmas, but these had
no letters on.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-09-21

Our puplic schools opened Mon
day with Prof. G. Guy Dishong of
Gore, Grace L. Hanna and Glen
Tom of this place as Instructors.
S. d. Hanna and daughters
Mrs. Jennie Cook of this place
and Mrs. Margaret Wallace of
Jobs went on the excursion to
Pomeroy Saturday. NrH
Mrs. t. b. Tom was called to
Springfield one day last week by
the death of her father.
d. F. Hanna and wife spent
Saturday in Nelsonvile.
Miss Bette Shuttieworth of
Murray was the pleasant guest of
Miss Grace King few days last
week.
Mrs. Thomas Cooper and daugh-
ter Mrs. Lizzie Cooper Dorst after
and extended visit with relatives
at this place and Jobs left lasS
week for their home in Smithfield.
falClarence Green of Murray was a
visitor in our village a. few DAYS
last week. p" :" ~ Nn4
Mrs, A.. i. blanchard who has
been very feeble for some time is
much improved at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Shultz visit
ed relatives at Luhrig a few days
last week. ~ s21''ir ~
Prof, G Guy Dishong and Noah
Andrews made business trip to
Carbonhill Thursday evening.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-09-21

Mollie Chute, gave the dentist en-
ployment Tuesday of last week.
Mr.. G. W. Wilson moved his
family to Columbus, where he has.
employment ON the street car line.
Mrs. William Morrison and
children are visiting in Vinton
County. l
Misses Tisha and Grace Parks
returned from Xenia last week,
where they have been for some
time. %.7
We wish to correct mistake,
which occurred in the sketch of my
life. Instead of the last 15 years
being spent at mining, it should
have read 5 years.
We wish to say few words
concerning the Demo cratic COM
mittee, recently elected. In my
judgement, there never was a.
cleaner, more honest, more sober
set of men on committee, than
on the present one. Without cast
ing any reflection on any former
committee, Hon. v. 9. Lowry, as
chairman, Jesse Gabriel, as sec
retary and Chas. Beck, as treasur-
er, are three of as. efficient officers
as could have been chosen for the
place. 31
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-09-21

has ventured into business for
himself; side issue. Stanley is
handling dogs, now, especially
shepherds. Prices reasonable.
Terms to suit the purchaser.
Armstrong; mill closed down
this week and gang of expert
mill wrights and mechanics are
here putting in new machinery,
and giving the plant a complete
overhauling. Mr.. Armstrong ex-
poets to spend at least $4,000 in re-
pairs and new machinery.
George Flanagan is improving
gradually from the effect of the
blow received some time ago.
Samuel Scott, while in Logan
last week, purchased the merry
go-round of Charles Stevens and
will remove it to Laurelville in the
near future.
Miss Emma Dehaven returned
home, after a three weeks visit, in
good health, and has again resum-
ed charge of the Telephone ex-
change, day service.
Mrs. Dawson has begun work
on the foundation of the new
house she is building in the Cen
tury Addition.
School commenced at the brick
just oyer the county line, Mon
day, with Miss Mary Armstrong
in charge.
w. Armstrong; new home in
the Century Addition, is nearing
com nletion ~ ~ ~
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-09-21
Rev. Mcdowell is away on hi

rev. mcdowell ID away ON MS
vacation. M
Rev. Photograph and family
left for Conference on Monday.
Miss Laura Ball returned to her
work in Cincinnati last week.
Mrs. Hawk spent several days of
the past week with Mrs. M. j.
Ball, of Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Nard are in
Logan keeping house for their son,
Charles, who with his wife is Wis
iting in Virginia,
Jim Ansel and family, of Orbis-
ton, spent Sunday with his broth
er, f. 7. Ansel.
Mrs. G. G. Stotter and children
are with her parents of Qualey,
for quite and extended visit.
Mr.. Bob Johnson and wife are
visiting Mrs. L. Fuller.