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ONLY 800
Ogden and Hoturn.

VIA oregon short Line sunday, juno
18TH Round nip only Iho0, Loav'
SalD Lake either $40 q, m, 1880 q, No
on $40 y. M liotuning leave ogden
40 or 6,3O 4, M,
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Special rates ON railroads all over the
state means all your friends AT salt.
air southern states dnS Friday june
23,
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LOGAN DEPARTMENT.


Al Daily regarding
delivery should be made to joel NokA Cteuolor
The emwccNW News In Logan In charge G. Robbins Nv North
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FOunTm nIeTnIcT CouNr
Murray Department.

The "Ncw delivered Murray vicinity the branch office
night Lourne Branch Mnagc orders for church works and udye
received, of0co Murray Eagle
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FOuRWI OPERATION PERFORMED

Lester Allison, tho youngest ron ~
Supt Allison " the state industrial
school hla undergone another opera
ton, this making the fourth time ne
he's been IN the surgeons hands since
February q when he was operated ON
Tor appendicitis Tho wound did not
cleanse md heal up we'll puss forming
IN H. which has nocossltatCd the foI.
loving operations The report from tho
homo IL that the boy, though weak, In
bearing ND wei undcr such serious con-
lions
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Ladies free M Salldir Monday June
10, trains every forty'lyo minutes,
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PRELIMINARY HEARING.
UNCONSTITUTIONAL nLoYn coNrEsr

Monday nIRhl AZ the Grand opera
House those who admire glove contests
WIN have an opportunity Of seeing what
should be- 4 very good exhibition "
that science, Tho contestants nro
George Gardner and Billy sufl who
have been training for Hoyoral weeks
Tor the bout, which win bo a eO.round
nfair Roth men have good populations
u the ring, and should put UP good
lsht several good prcllmmarics have
been arranged
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GROSS INGllATITupE,


ono ~ the most hra2en acts Of In.
gratitude that has occurred In ogden
Tor u LONG time has Just come TO light
4 fcw days ago a young woman giving
her name az Mrs May Gates Of Trcn.
ton, Cache county called at the police
station and told most pltlful story Of
her husband doscrlng her, leaving her
Wlthou, any money, Her story was be-
lleyoi ny the police, and JuIlor Henry
w. Snyder gave her temporary board
ana lodgings AT his home The woman
disappeared suddenly yesterday mon-
ing from tho snyder homo, and an oN.
animation ~ the clothes closet dlsclos.
cd the fact that llnc dress and shawl
belonging TO Miss Syndor was missing,
ana tho only conclusion 20 he arrived ut
ls that The woman stole tho clothing
ana loft ogden With II,
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
James Moran, tho southern Pacific
foreman, was found guilty by Judge
Murphy NJ assault and battery on tho
person OF W. II, White and assessed n
ilno " $40 and costs Of suit, amounts
Ink TO $50, which he paid,
young man named Joseph Hart,
who Naa released from custody yoslcr.
WY ny lW' N'lI'' wv VNNlNh ~ Wv INV
WIS again arrested ON The charge ~
stealing bicycle within an hour after
his leaving tho police station
The management Of GlonNood park
has decided TO open &C. grounds free
% tho public after tomorrow
Monday nights bicycle racing at the
ogden saucer track n going 70 Burpass
anything Of the season,
The Scotch people have arranged for
an outing az the Lagoon Juno g.
Mira, Denver and son loft ogden to,
day on n three months pleasure trip
to Ireland and England,
Tho Williams Opera company com.
nlctc a weeks performance tonight at
the Grand opera house, Their work
has been good,
A message received by chief ~ Pc.
llcc Browning last evening stated that
tho man undor arrest nc Elko, Nov,
wanted here on the charge Of burglar.
ising George A. loves store n few
nights ago, stealing a large number Of
rasora Is willing 10 rotWN TO OlUn
without rcQulelllon papers, 10 answer
10 tho charge An onioor win be- sent
after him tomorrow No duplicates two
other mon IN the crime who, no eOli
went 10 Reno, NcN
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Ladies' free Mt Sdllair Monday June
10, trains oVory forty'ilyo minutes.
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LEHI.
SUGAR co. ANNuALFlELD DAY
Bos,onlo Boonlnp Lohl Teachers for
Next school Year

Next school Year
Special correspondence
Lrhl Utah Co, June "a The rlah
sugar company employees held thvlr an'
nunl Mold day IN the Guy Park yostor,
day Tho earlier pnrt Of the day wht
occupied w having Same Of ban bolw,en
tho mtphunlCN ana Tue sugar mon mo
mechanics WnnlnU also loot races. ana
olhor sports. Lunch was also served AZ
N3 p. IN. game Of ban was played
between the IFhl ana Provo regular
teams resulting IN n score " - 90 u. IN
favor ~ lchl, with Am INNINGS coming
The Lem boys ANA especially lho pioh'
tr ana catcher dll lomc very good work
and our Citizens arc looking Tor some very
interesting games This aummcr
DosroNlA BOOMING
WORK n going on with a rush these days
over al liQstonlu, surveyors have already
lUId out tho mlllHito ana cottages ton me-
nMnctrs ana furcmCn are BONG PIT up
with an possible dispatch. The Bcll Tol0.
nhouu people have u contract 20 rm ID
string Of wires over AZ once ana The ma.
l,llal IN now on mo way Materials
also ON The way for boring deep VOL.
for the use Of the concentration, -Four ana
iWolyo.iGch wells Viii be pu, down, OF
GERS Of tho company are coming ana aolnG
over thCro ovcry duN also ClilDpUH n
the towns along The Nko are going over
there ngurug on means Of trlnrporlls
ton across the lake ana by team IN ~,
their goods into that malkct
TEACHERS FOR NEXT SCHOOL
YEAR
Tho following corps Of teachers have
been engaged 10 teach here next years 4,
\, Chid, principal J NJ Anderson, DO.
som Anderson, Wllford Warnlck Emo
WNmlCk horn Smith Edna Hack II
Ediih DcyeS Amy sharp Christie Smith
LlgaW Thurman Margaret Thurman,
MIS-. May Maker, Violet Taylor Helen I,
Bent ana lsnac Fox, music teacher
IT, NJ Bushman, who was operated on
last "wednesday Tor appendicitis, ~ re-
ported doing very nicely
VIM Mohhathy has purchased the store
~ j. y, Evans az the Junction and 10
about 10 enlarge the same
Mrs, Sofon SWonsun gaNo birth 90 twin
boys Wednesday
The Relief society Will change their daV
~ meeting from Thursday 10 "Wednesday,
At noon sunday Is, W. Brown, Jr, lost
largo hay aud straw stack and shcdg
through hls children setting them on nro
While playing with matches. A strenuous
effort Was nude 20 suyb them by tho flru
department but on account ~ The de.
tanoo ana the lack ~ water there WAS "A
total loss the damages amount 10 about
$500. a. -
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\ landlord with enterprise enough 10
advertise should suit you--for NJ win
have enterprise enough ~ keep hls
property IN repair and "up TO date"
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OGDEN DEPARTMENT

v" t'' lOVll npN awe, Tho boy Mnh
WIN hls parents visiting friends IN
san Lake CITY and with playmate
decided to make the trim TO ogden,
which resulted IN his death,
WAIVE PRELIMINARY HEARING.
d, Il barley and Robert h. prhslo,
me, Two men who were arrested by tn
police ON the charge Of conducting 4
'getrlt quick scheme IN ogden, and
for nslhg the malls f0r fraudulent pur-
poses In sending out their literature,
were TUNED over by the police 90 Dep.
MY Onilod states Marshal Smy,h yes
to-day afternoon, They were taken DO.
fore United states Commissioner Thos,
MnonoS ana nrrulgntd ON the charge
Both men stated they desired 90 waive
preliminary examination ana were
hound over 10 answer to tho charge 10
ne federal court under $500 bonds, w
default Of which they were taken 10 tho
county jail and turned over to the cus'
tody Of sheriff Bailey Unless they ~.
JAN unlll their trial comes up, WHEN
may not ho unlll september,
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save the girls " the copslscd boat when
me roseuors arrived, ana one Of the
glllh hod become unconscious floW
frequent sinking
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT
Alidhylls ON motion for nov trial
IN the case Of the state w. Earl BROOKS,
VINO Wur convicted Of felony IN the
Fourth district court IN Anril aud who
IN nov serving a term IN the state pr-
son huNo been flod IN the Fourth dip-
lrl,t court, They are 10 the effect that
defendant wHH IN or nour Diamond,
Juan county IN january. 1904, when the
ollensc IN alleged Ia have been commit.
ted at Lake shore In this county.
lohonnah g, Peterson of spanish
Fork has commenced suit for divorce
against Nlols y, Peterson on tho
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'ii0unnglUn \ Sanford, Attorney,

NOTICE 10 CREDITORS, ESTATE
N clara z Cowan, Deceased Creditors
Wll present claims with Vouchers tho
undersigned NJ Room sol Dcfer,t News
AnnoN Building Sal, Lake CITY, utnh, On
nr before tho and day " september A.
u 1900
pnto Of nrs, publication, May %, 4 u,
1913
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As CONAN SEN,
Administrator ~ the Estate Of cara =,
cowun Deceased,
Alexander MoAlaster Attorney for Ad'
mnlstlulur
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charged with assault, but owing 10 IN,
Eulllclcnt evidence was discharged
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Albert Birch received q 0nc Of 81 for
fighting, ana Jcn Culcy 81 for being
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NOTICE no cREprrORe- Estate %
Etthpr r. Crllflp deceased, Creditors
viii pfoUn, claims with vouchers 10 ne
Undersigned AZ the residence ~ Jostph ",
carlisle. In Mn Creck Salt Lake County,
l'tuh, on ur before the 0th DAY " OCTOBER
\ \. 1908
Maud Carlisle ana joseph v, Carlisle
administrations ~ the estate ~ Ether U,
Carlisle, deceased,
Dato Of ant publication June Srd, a, D,
1905
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-09-02

Captain Mary Swanson and her asso-
ciates in the local branch of the Army
for the many kindnesses extended
them by the good citizens of this city.
The financial condition of the local
branch is never in shape to defray
the Immense expense of these annual
picnics and the expressions of kind
ness in the donation of food and mon
ey by the citizens made yesterdays
event and those of previous years pos
sible. The officers wish to extend to
all those citizens who kindly contrib
uted to the success of the picnic, eth
er in donation of food or money, con-
tributions to the program or otherwise
their heartfelt thanks. Especially do
the officers wish to thank the OF
tumwa Traction & Light Co., for It's
special cars in conveying the children
to and from the park. Captain Swan
son and her associates are much
pleased with the success Of yester-
days outing and wish to emphasize
their appreciation Of the kindnesses
of the citizens.
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BLACkHAWk.

Blackhawk, Aug. 80. "A large num-
Der from this place attended the Old
Settlers reunion in Unionville on
Thursday.
F. w. Bean and family made a bust
ness trip to Bloomfield Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma Hopkins was called to
Hiatsville Tuesday by the death of
her brother at that place.
Wade Good visited last week with
relatives at this place.
Mrs. Laura Smith is visiting her
husband at Blackhawk
Tom Bridgman and family spent
Sunday at the Barnes home.
Mrs. William Brown was called to
Bunch Saturday by the serious illness
Of her little granddaughter.
School will open at this place Mon
day with Miss Nellie Grant as teach
ers.
Mrs. Frances Goodwin is spending
a few weeks with her daughter Mrs.
Ellen Cummings near Bunch.
Miss Lottie Browne is visiting at
the L. P. Kinsinger home
Samuel Hudgings and family attend
ed Sunday school at Pleasant Hill on
Sunday
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GOES DoWIE ONE BETTER.
Doctor Will Not Charge for Anti-Race
Suicide Cases.

Sioux City, Aug. 80. = Following
close upon the announcement by
Elijah Dowie that each young mar
ried couple would be expected to con-
tribute one baby to the population of
Zion City each year, comes the an
nouncement of DR.. w. H. Green of
Farnhamville, prosperous town near
here, offering to donate his services
at the first birth in each family within
radius of seven miles from Farm
hamville.
So earnest is Dr. Green IN his prop
osition that he has made his offer in
legal form, committing it to writing,
and signing it in the presence of wit
nesses. He binds himself'to perform
this duty without charge for the next
five years.
He argues that the cost Of bringing
a human being into the world is one
of the elements that contribute large
ly to the race suicide which has been
SO vigorously denounced by Presi-
dent Roosevelt. He makes his offer
in good faith, believing it to be his
Christian duty.
One of the conditions imposed by
DR.. Green is that on and after Sep
tenrber / the birth OF the child must
have occurred within one year after
marriage to entitle the parents to his
gratuitous services.
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LIBERTYVILLE,

Libertyville, Aug. 3O.-A very pref
ty wedding occurred at the home of
Mace Loveless Sunday, Aug. a. at ~
m. The contracting parties were Os-
car Martin and Miss Lille V. Swartz,
both of Libertyvi1le. The officiating
clergyman was Rev. G. Springer, of
Libertyville. At II o'clock Miss Maud
Mason began playing the wedding
march and the bride and groom took
the place where the ceremony was
performed. They are both well known
In this community and have many
friends who join in best wishes for
their happiness and prosperity. A
number. of special friends were pres
ent to participate in the pleasures of
the occasion. An elegant dinner was
served.
Oscar Martin, of Cass county, is Wis
iting at the home Of his father, Geo.
M. Martin. He says corn crops are
fine in the western part of the state.
James Hurst was taken sick Satur-
day with symptoms of appendicitis.
and he suffered severely during the
night and on Sunday. Hopes are en-
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EDDYVILLE.

Eddyville, Aug. ao.-Born, Sunday
Aug. 81, to Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Sulli-
van, near Bridgeport, a daughter
c. w. Wilson moved Monday from
the Perry property, east of the park
to Mrs. Julia Gillam's property, on
North Fourth street, Mrs. Gillian and
family having moved to Des Moines
a short time ago.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Deborah Brunt
daughter of Mrs. Martha A. Brunt
west of town, to John A. Brown, son
of Rev. John Brown, of Batavia, the
ceremony to take place Sunday, Sep
TENDER 10, at high noon, at the home
of the brides mother.
Miss Etkel Noe returned to her
home at Muchakinock Yards Saturday
after a visit with her sister, Mrs. John
Donahay. Mrs. Donahay and children
accompanied her home and visited ov-
er Sunday. They attended the circus
in OskalCosa on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy c. Trimble and
baby, of Kirksville, Mo-, who have
been visiting in Abba, We're over Sun
day guests of Mrs. Trimble's brother
and sister, DR.. R. f. Shahan and Mrs.
A. w. Bell.
E. E. Norman of Bridgeport went to
Des Moines Saturday to spend week
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PLEASANT GROVE.

Pleasant Grove, Aug. 31.-Mrs. Herb
McVev was calling at the parental
Strickland home, in F'loris one day the
past week.
F. M. Brooks, wife and son, Ralph
We're visiting at the parental Jackson
Pedon home Friday.
Martin Smith was a business WISH
tor in Ottumwa Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Simmons and
daughter, Miss Alta, were visitors at
the Martin Smith home Monday
Mrs. H. K. McVey was visiting at
the home of her son, George McVey,
of Floris, one day last week.
Mrs. Martin Smith and son Forrest,
were spending a few days at the par
entail D. E. Simmons home in Drake
vile recently
Miss Mamie Smith is visiting with
her uncle, Jack Simmons this week.
Wesley Hancock and family attend
ed the circus at Bloomfield last Thurs
day.
Mr.. Mcdonald was business caller
in Ottumwa Wednesday.
Mrs. H. K. McVey was visitor at
the NJ. Ellis horne on day last week.
Austin and Jonah Simmons, of
Drakeville, are spending few days
at the home of their sister, Mrs. Mar
tin Smith.
The little son of NJ. Ellis, who has
been quite i'll is improving.
John Parrett and family spent Sum
day at the Miles Wilkinson home
Harry Hancock spent Sunday at the
jackson Pedon home.
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EDDYVILLE,

Eddyville, Aug. Sled Gray, son
Of Amos Gray, who has had employ
ment at Oskaloosa for some time, re-
turned to Eddyville Friday to remain
here
Mrs. N. B. McNeese, who has been
visiting at Des Moines for some time,
has returned home. Her daughter.
Mrs. Geo. Lawless, came home with
Der on a visit.
Reverday Allender, who has been
stopping with relatives at Abba for
some time, was an over Sunday CUES.
OF his father, j. L. Allender.
Mrs. Henry Martin and children
spent Monday with her sister in Of
tumwa.
The following were among the pas
sengers to Des Moines this week to
attend the State Fair: G. S. Chord on
Sunday; Will Albaugh, ]. M. Blake, G..
w. Odem, Charles Oldham, and Miss
Leona Weber on Monday.
Misses Grace Burns and Frank
Funk went to Abba Saturday night to
spend few days with friends.
Miss May Riegel has returned from
a visit with Eldon relatives.
F. w. Fails has completed two con-
crete culverts near the W. H. Gray
farm. west Of town, and has also built
a cement block founda ton for Wesley
Randall. of near Cedar
Agent j. H. Field sold twelve tickets
to Oskaloosa over the Iowa Central
Monday morning on account of Ring
ling's circus. Large crowds went to
Oskaloosa to Ringling's or to Ottum-
wa to the Forepaugh & Sells show
over the Rock Island, while others
drove. The Eddyville people report
mat pickpo7'-ets We're plying at Oska-
koosa. 1t Is said that E. w. Knemey-
or, while boarding the evening train
at Oskaloosa, had pocketbook con-
tanning $76 stolen. Minos Powell, Of
near Buxton, also came hame having
his pocket book stolen in getting on
the Rock Island passenger train to
come to Eddyville Tuesday morning.
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here from ottumwa early in the spring
and has been running huckstel
wagon out from Dudley this summer
has purchased ground from Mr.. Lamis
on the corner opposite Mr. Wind
blades residence, and has already be-
gun the erection of store build
ing
Claude Baker went to Ottumwa last
THURSDAY evening, going from there
to Des Des MONIES on Friday to at
tend the fair
Leonard Kindell, who has been
spending the past two weeks with his
cousin Alex. Peterson, south Of town
returned to his home in Ottumwa last
Friday.
Mrs. Pete Anderson and daughter,
Miss Bertha and Mrs. Charles Halberg
of Ottumwa, are visiting at the Alex.
Anderson home south of here the lat
ter part of last week.
The heavy rain on last Wednesday
night prevented the rural mail car
riers from making their regular round
on Thursday
Misses Mabel Swanson and Alice
Peterson arc visiting relatives in OF
tumwa this week.
S. P. Wolf. of South Ottumwa, was
in Dudley last week on business
Alfred and Alex. Peterson and Miss
!tllle iHueISoil lell OH mo. y Yesterday
for Des Molnes to attend the state
fair.
Andrew Johnson and family went to
Ottumwa Monday to see the circus.
John Miller returned to New Mex
leo Monday after a two .onths' visit
with relatives and friends near Dud-
ley.
Mrs. E. L. Peterson and children
went to Ottumwa on No. Sunday ev-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Newquist, who
reside north of Dudley visited with
friends near Munterville last Sunday.
Alex and Lee Johnson, of Ottunwa
were Sunday visitors with their broth
err. Wilfred, south of town.
Miss Alice Stevens was a passenger
Sunday evening for Ottumwa
Albin Allen, who has been working
near Agency this summer, has return
ed home for a brief stay.
Glenn Shields, Dudley's regular OPP
orator, has been transferred temporar
lily to Russell.
G. L. swenson and family visited
last Sunday at the Charles Carlson
home near Blakesburg.
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BLOOMFIELD.

Bloomfield. Aug. 30.-A very happy
family reunion was held Sunday at
the Dan Hedrick home, where the
children, with the exception Of one
son, Clay Hedrick, of McCreedie, Mo-.
had been visiting for several weeks,
and wished to spend the last sunday
together. The VISITING relatives We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Blakely, McCree-
die, Mo-; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Van Duyn,
Des Moines; Mrs. Frank Barrett,
Harrington, Kansas
l.. T. Hatton left Tuesday for Den
Yer, Colorado, to visit his daughter,
Mrs. j. B. Lester, and enjoy short
pleasure trip.
Mrs. o IS. Gray has returned to
Centerville, after spending three
weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
l.. 1. Hatton. After suffering for a
number of years as an invalid. she is
now able to walk about the house
Miss Myrtle Reeves left Tuesday for
Lancaster, Mo-, to spend week with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. johnson left
sunday evening on a short pleasure
trip, Mr.. johnson going to Macon City
to attend meeting of the directors of
the Odd Fellows Orphans Home and
Mrs. johnson going to Des Moines to
attend the State Fair for a week
The union services which have been
held in the court square every Sun
day during the month, closed last
Sunday The sermon was delivered
by Rev. Ferrell recently of Ames, who
having accepted a cali to the Chris
tan church of this city, delivered his
initiatory address to the general pub
nc on that evening. On next Sunday
the regular order of service will again
begin in all the churches of the city
As next Sunday will be the last in the
Methodist church preceding confer
ence, DR.. Stafford will conduct a love
feast at the Epworth League meeting
IN the evening, which will be followed
by sacramento service at the usual
hour of evening service.
Misses Jennie Burgess and Joy Fry
berger left Wednesday for Burlington
enroute to Denver, where they will
spend month with relatives and at
tend the grand encampment of the
G. A. R. post.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Day Of Green
rive at the home of Mrs. Days par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Smith, with
whom they will spend a month.
The thirty-second birthday of Phil
Up Rosenstein, manager of the large
Steckel farm at Bunch, was delight
fully celebrated Sunday, when TWEEN
ty-four relatives greeted Mr.. Rothen-
stem at dinner much to his surprise
and pleasure. Mrs Rosenstein and
relatives added to the further pleasure
of the day by presenting him with u
handsome Secretion. Dinner was
served at noon to the following rela-
tives: --r. and Mrs. Eli Truitt and
family. Mrs. Maylne Brewer and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Taylor
Miss Nell Truitt, Mrs. Otto Scunorr
ana family and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sauer and family