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Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30
Leibhardt's Usual Luck.

ST. JOSEPH, June 29-Denver shut ST.
Joseph out this afternoon by score OF
to o. Bohannon proved a puzzle to the
locals and held St. Joseph to three scattered
hits, Errors by Quillin were responsible
the first and a bad throw by Quillin in an
attempt to double Randall with Hartzell
going wild to Douglas at first, letting Hart
zell in. Bohannon in the seventh hit for
three bases and came home on Quilln's
tumble of Hartzells drive. In the fifth
throw OF Randall Denver again ''I in the
ninth came near scoring. Perrine's juggle
in the seventh resulted in no damage
Leibhardt pitched pretty ball. but was
accorded Indifferent support. Attendance,
400. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30
R.HE
North Platte Wins Pair.

NORTH PLATTE, Neb, June 29.-(Spe-
cial Telegram, North Platte defeated
Grand Island In two games of ball today
both games. Score: RHE
North Piatte...,I . o 900 a Ii 3
Grand Island 20 o o o O-1 8 8
ETa N0r59 n Plate platte % SS32SS 5-sTs
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30
Cbessmantern mr. Ostend.

OsTEND. June 29-Play in the interna-
tional chcssmasters' tournament was re-
sumed today. the masters being paired for
the l31th round the last OF the first half OF
the contest. Janowski defeated Wolf'
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30
OMAHA.
COLORADO SPRINGS.
'Carter out-attempted third bunt.

Garter out-attempted third bunt.
9%ahs 901a4ado 'i;i;;.. snrin9s GSS 40
Two-base hits: Welch, Gonding. Three
base hit: Stimmell. Sacrifice hits: Dolan,
Weleh, Gonding. First base on balls: on
Pifched SS By S sti@me Struck nt oaf Ry
BY McCloskey. 8; by Stimmell A. Wild
pitch: Stimmell Stolen bases: Schipke,
Colorado Springs, l. Time: las. Umpire:
Mace.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, June Especial
Telegram )-1'he Cedar Rapids Racing as
ISOLATION closed It's three days meeting
today There were good races, but poor
attendance. Results:
won straight heats, Helen G second, Rex
third Oh So fourth. Time: 2:27h.
2l5 pace FIVE heats, six starters Ina
first. Barondale second, Crcasance third,
Bright Eyes fourth. Time 2lih.
One-haif mile run and repeat: Northern
Spy hrst. Japan second, Baby Sweetheart
third Time: OBJ.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30
southern Lengne Gnmea

At Atlanta-Atlanta. 6; Birmingham, 5.
leans. 0,
At Montgomery-Nashville. 8; Montgom-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30

shoot with a score of 80 breaks. Burton
Call of Montpelier, o., who has broken 70
of so targets, will complete his score to-
morrow morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30

ship. Miss Carrie b. Neeley of Chicago
won her place in the semi-finals.
f: b. Alexander and Robert Leroy won
their places in the finals of the mems
singles
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30
Philadelphia Outplays Boston in Both
Cnntesta Of DnnhIc Henhnr

PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-Philadelphia
took two games from Boston TODAY the
visitors being outplayed in both contests
Willis and Suthon pitched good ball in the
second game. Attendance, $3.50. Score. first
game.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30

Home Run Wins Game,

Games today: Toledo at indianapolis,
Columbus at Louisville, Milwaukee at st.
Paul, Kansas City az Minneapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30
Bnrber Leads TraD shoo,...

INDIANAPOLIS, June 29-With one COM
petitor, who will shoot his last twenty tar
gets tomorrow, +. +. Barber OF Sioux CITY
la.s leads IN the grand American handicap
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30
Louisville Wins in Thirteenth.

TOLEDO, June 29.-Louisville won a brill
liantiy played pitchers battle in the thir-
teenth Inning today. In addition TO the
work of pitchers the playing Of Gilbert and
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30
PHILADELPHIA.
BOSTON

Lett on buses: Boston, 6; PhiIadeIphla, I.
Stolen bases: Magee (2). Two-base hits:
Bransield, Wolverton. Sacrifice hits:
Doolin, Bransfed. Double play: Thomas
to Doom. Struck out: BY Corridor, .;
by Fraser, 8. First base on balls: or
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30
New York piles Up big Score.

NEW YORK, june 29.-Fielding IN a
faultless manner and hitting the opposing
pitcher at will gave New York a victory
over Philadelphia today Bender, besides
being hit hard, was very wild. Attendance,
5000 Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30
PHILADELPHIA.
BOSTON.
'Batted for Willis in the ninth.

Philadelphia .........e 900 10 "a
Left on bases: Boston, o. Philadelphia, I.
Stolen bases: Dolan, Magee. Two-basb ,
hits: Dolan. Tenney, Titus. Three-base
hit: Gleason. Sacrifice hits: Sutthoff,
wolverton, Courtney. Double play: Abb
battichio to Raymer to Morgan. Struck
OUT BY Sutthon. 2; by Willis, 4. Passed
stone.
New York Beats Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN, June 29.-New York scored
another easy victory over Brooklyn at
Washington park today the visitors win
ming by II to l. Attendance. 5000 Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30
Minneapolis Wins Two Close Con-
tests from Milwaukee.

MINNEAPOLIS. June 29.-Milwaukee
used Hickey in the box in both games
of the double-header here today and the
Reds won each by opportune hitting. At
tendance, 5000. Score, first game:
MINNEAPOIIS AnI,WAITKEE
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30
KANSAS CITY.

Two-base hits: Geier, Carney O'Brien
Wheeler. Hill. Stolen bases Hill, Geier,
Kelley Double plays: Kilroy to Donahue
TO Massey to Bonner to Massey, First base
on balls: Off Kilroy, 2; off Evans, l. Hit
with pitched ball: Kelley Struck out: BY
Kilroy, A; by Sessions 2. Hits: or Ses-
sions, 8 in eight innings; OFF Evans, / in
one inning. Sacrifice hit Massey. Left
on bases; ST. Paul, 6; Kansas City, Z.
Time: LAS. Umpire: Haskell.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30
HNVNN
NEW YOR
PHILADELPHIA


FSiadelPhla FSM hIpb i'.:::.SS ::.....S u u
base hits Conroy, Lord. Home run:
Keeler. Sacrifice hit: Keeler., Left on
bases; New York g .Phiaiadelphia. 6,
First base on errors New York. 4.
Hit by pitched ball: BY Bender, J.
Passed balls: Barton, p Wild pitch: Ben
der, Time: 300. Umpires: oLoughlin
and Connor.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30
De. Moines wins sIussinE Game.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, June 29.-Hard hitting
by the Des Moines team and ragged field
the game today, Y to s. II was a slugging
match from start to finish. in which Des
Moines had the best Of it, but II was the
errors of the Packers that really lost the
game The Underwriters began to hammer
the ball in the third, and when they got
through five men had crossed the plate.
Jarrott was taken out of the box and New
lin put in.
In the fifth the Packers reciprocated by
slugging Chappelle, who was taken out
when the bases we're full and one run in,
and replaced by Manske. Manske gave the
first two men up bases. forcing in two
runs Wilson lined out a wo-bagger,
bringing in two, the total being five. In
the sixth errors by Weed and Brown gave
the Underwriters three more. Attendance,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30

Sacrifice hits: Mullen, Mil. Jones, Criger.
Two-base hits: Mullen, Criger, Hughes
Cassiday. Three-base hits: Burkett, Null
Jones to Kittredge. First base on balls: on
Hughes, g. Struck OUT By Tannehill, 4; by
Hughes, 4. Time: l42. Umpres: Nc
Carthy and Kelley.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30
slim m ellis sad Finish.

Matters ran smooth enough for the
Springs until the eighth inning, when
eleven men faced Mr.. stimmell and six
runs were tailed five safe hits, three
bases on balls one man hit and one wild
pitch Brown, the first man up, was an
easy out, but Slugger Bill got in his third
hit and went to second on a wild pitch.
Martin walked and Gonding's double scored
Schipke and put Martin on third. Mac flew
out to Knabe and Thiel was hit with the
ball. which filled the bases. Carter was 30
persistent in getting a good ball that Mr.
Stimmell finally gave him four wide ones
and forced Martin home. A Texas Lacquer
by Dolan scored Gonding and Thiel, and
Dolan was brought home by Browns single
to right.
Except for Stmmelrs three-ba gger and
base on balls to Delehanty, who stole Sec
ond. no Millionaire was allowed to reach
second. which is quite an achievement for a
youth like Mac. Omaha is at Sioux City
until the Fourth. when they will return for
two games on the noisy day. Attendance,
400. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30
CLEVELAND
DETROIT.

Three-base hit Turner. sacriice hits:
Bradley, Joss. Stolen bases: Turner, Sto-
vail, Lajoie. Double plays: Hickman to
Crawford. Bemis to Lajoie. First base or
balls: of Killian, 2. Hit with ball: Kill
liam. Left on bases: Cleveland, Z; Detroit,
10. Struck out: BY Joss, 4; by Killian, 2
Time: 140 Umpire: Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30

Big reduction sale at MacCarthy Tailoring
Co.. 3O4 South 10th St. See show windows.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30

II II ~


~Batted for Hickey in the ninth.
Minneapolis ........ Q Q IS
Milwaukee .......... 0 0 0 o.
Sullivan, Oyler, Fox, Beville. Three-base
hit: Freeman. Double play: Robinson to
Mccormick. First base on balls: OF
Stovall, 3; off Hickey, g. Struck out BY
Stovall, A. by Hickey, .. Time: 1:4O. UNI
Dire: Kane
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30
Boston Heats Wnshington,

BOSTON, June 29-Tannehills steadiness
and some lucky timely hitting won the
game for Boston today to 3. Attendance,
8, i63 Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30
MCLOSEEY TURNS THE TRICK
Lets Colorado Springs sluggsrS Down fol
Two Little Hits,
OMAHA WINS BY sLUGelNG sTlMMELL
Game Full of Ginger and Hard
Hitting by the Home Team
Enjoyed by smnll
Crowd.

McCloskey was too much for the Million
aires and that is the main reason for the
defeat Of the Colorado Springs team at Vim
ton Street park Thursday by the score OF
TO l. McCloskcy and Welch shared the
honors Of the day and were roundly ap-
plauded on all occasions. Mac held the re-
juvenated Springs team to two pearly hits
one of which was a Texas Lacquer that
Carter could not reach and which passed
him so that Stimmell was able to reach
third, and was followed by corking single
over McCloskey's head, scoring Stimmell
for the only run of the day for the Noun
tnineers welch made two plays that
ought to put him in the hero or star class,
one hard run nearly to second, which he
had to turn a sonesault to catch, and the
other was a hard drive against the fence.
And then, too, Harry made a corking
double in the first inning, which brought In
the first score and which won him new
hat to wear on his journey to Sioux City, by
hitting the Black Kat which Mr.. Black has
painted on the fence and which he dares
any one to hit on penalty OF getting hat.
After the Springs were blanked in the
first the Champs went right after them and
scored one in each Of the first three in
nings. Theil walked in the first and was
sacrificed to second by Carter, as usual.
Dolan hit high one, which Pennell nailed,
and then welch made his famous hit for
the hat and scored Theil In the second
Slugger Bill, who earned his name for fair
yesterday, started with a single to left
During the game Bill made four singles
and just to show that he could place them
where he wished he put one right through
each opening Of the infeld He faced the
pitcher five times, walked once and hit
safely the other four. making a clean per
cent of 1000 on the day Martin sacrificed
Schipke to second and Gonding brought him
home with a single. In the third Carter
started with a safe bingle and he was
sacrificed to second by Dolan, went to third
on Welch's out from Knabe to Schriver and
scored on Browns safe clout past Knabe
TO rightfeld. Skipper Bills single that
followed was wasted
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30

Everitt ib..o oil Noyes. 2b....o Q
Bohannon p. 2 0 Leibhsrdt, p. o o
Totals. Ia II Totals....-o 3 u l6 3
Denver ..............1 0 0 0 Q 0 Q o
St Joseph.......... 0 0 o o
Two-basc hit: Perrine. Three-base hit:
Bohannon. Stolen base: Andrews. First
base on balls: OF Leibhardt |. Hit with
pitched ball: Ketchem. Struck out: BY
Bohannon, 8; by Leibhardt. 2. Wild pitches:
BY Leibhardt, 2. Left on bases st. Joseph,
s; Denver Z. Sacrifice hit: Ketchem. Time:
.9N I-lnnlrn. Rnrns
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30
GAMES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE

troit at Cleveland Washington at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30

o1I-Cr n J. June 9-The play OF
a. LCtasornen lawn tennis experts proved the
~ ~ SJnteresting feature today In me con-
tIl IN OF the middle states chalhpl0h-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30
stnndinr nf the Tenmn.
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games today: Boston at Philadelphia,
New York at Brooklyn, st. Louis at Pitts
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30
st. Louis OutpInys Chicago.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, June 29-St. Louis outplayed
Chicago today and won to 2. Chicago rail-
lied in the ninth, but could not overcome
st. Louis lead. Attendance, 4,635. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-30
"Batted for Moore in ninth.

Detroit ............"..0 Q 9S
Two-base hits: Flick, Bradley. Sacrifice
hit: Schaefer Stolen base: Doran. Base
on balls: OF Moore, 2. Hit with ball: By
Donovan, 2; by Moore, /. Left on bases:
Detroit, 8; Cleveland, Z. Struck out: BY
Moore, s; by Donovan, 2. Time: 1850. Um-
pire: Connolly,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-01
Nnerlei fiir's Saus.

nme4te @ranaten au re t.
nigen, binbet man &leie in elm noble
mes 8eutel9en unb reibt bamit Die
Stetne, Biz tie be1 leualenb iinb.
IItes SIeif9 10
i9madbaft gu MAIDEN. Nidt allen
9ausfrauen biirfte es befannt fetn,
auf tpel9e Weife man dltli4em Gleiid
ben unansenebmen geigef4mad be-
nimmt. Sin 4ufsub BON &amiaens
thee, benz man na4 elmer Weile ein
Mbpai9en nit faltem Wafer folgen
IdBt, tbut in biefer 9iniidt Wumoer'
bienife.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-01

lor iofort bas 8epubtiein unb mar
na9 furaer 3eit tobt.
9ropins Yonn,uern.
Sborn. Die @6eiubilGumsmez
baine III Natban GO6n aus NnlaR Der
oolbenen 6o95eit berlie6en tporben.
Stettin. Sin 8ranbungliid en-
eiqnete fi9 in elmer @obnung i'm erften
Obersei4oB bes 9uuie5 SttOitrabe
Ga. Die G6efrau bes Wo6nungsin=
babers tpolte bas Seuer i'm Ofen an
fa9en unb COB gu bieiem 3pede aus
elmer 8le9tanne Petroleum in oas=
felbe. Der in Der Same entbaltene
8rennitoff etn5inbete ii9, bas brent
nenoe Petroleum ergpB ii6 iiber ben
Sberf0rper Der 5rau uno ibres elm
iG6rieen Sobnes, Der fi9 BEL Der Muts
ter am Sfen aufbielt. 8eibe perios
men erlitten i6pere 8ranbpunben.
alt 8anstn. DIS 2ei9e lit
Der @rbeiter @uftap &ron bon bier
neben benz 8o6ngeleiIe in Der @iess
foper 6elbmarf aufuefunben porben.
Ser 76 Sabre alte damn 1T auf benz
@sge mad SDrlin irrtbiimli9 in
Sbunop alsgeitiegen unb bat fi9 alsz
bann auf ben 8eg gema9t, UNI bas
@eleiIe entlang Biz na9 &0rlin gu
geben. 4lsbalb tit er aber bonn 3uge
erfaBt unb eetDbtet nprben.
8uBpf. Der bermibt gemelbete
friibere Snfpeftpr Otto 8lutb lit in Der
NG9e BON bier an elmer Weibe bdnsenb
als 2ei9e sefunben tpprben. Der
@runb gu benz Selbi tmprb foI in mfg
li6en MISUNDERSTANDING gu iu=
den fein.
10. Das @efpann beg
8eitBers Oaberfptp aus &retpib f4eute
ppr benz aus Nausarb bier eintreffenz
ben 3use. Die Yferbe gingen bur9
unb ftiirmten auf bas 9eleiie. Sas
Subrperf tpurbe bon Der Maf9ine err
fabt, 5ertriimmert unb bic pferbe ee=
tObtet. Oaberton erlitt febr i9pere
@erleBungen.
&DsIin. Der unbsaufii6tigte
~apeiidbrise Sobn bes4rbeiters Ieuenz
felbt COB petroleum in bas 9erOfeuer.
Sie 5laf9e erplopirte unb Die Slam
men iebten bic &leibung bes &tnbes in
8runb. Sbfdon 9ilfe fOfort sur
Steae mar, erlitt Der &leine 10 bebeuz
tenbe 0erlebunqen, bdB er nd6 fur3er
3eit itarb.
Mebepib. 2eBtens puroe Der
felt iiber 100 Sabre b~eitebenbe
S4miotf9e @aitbuf bur9 5euer elm
sedi9ert. Sn Der S9eune Brad bas
Seuer aus. iprans ouf ben Staa iiber
uno Gf9erte oiefen unb bas Wobnbdus
ponftGnbis elm.
poIInotp m. Der adtiGbriee Mar
Rerbauien, Sobn bes @ieentbiimers
&arl Rerbauien pom bieiisen @bbau,
purbe unpeit Der &oboser Cambridge
in einem @aferlo9e tpbt aufgefunben.
Ser, &nabe bat auf benz 9eimpese aus
Der S9ule iebenfans bas Sis auf benz
nur ipenige Quabratmeter groBen.
aber Derbdltnibmdbis tiefen 2o4e pros
biren poaen, lit babel sinssbro4sn
unb ertrunten.
Se6Ien. Selbftmorb periibt bat
bier bic 60 Sabre alte Wittpe Wilbelz
mine Rdb, pel4e am Sfenbafen err
bGngt aufeefunben tpurbe. Die Ge'
bensmiibe purpe felt Sabren Don eli
mem Nerbenleiben gepldgt.
Srepto M a. 8 oIlenee. Der
einaise. atpanaisiGbrige @obn bss
9ofbefibers Sieperftdbt : Builder er<
bGnate ii9, bon einem Bale i'm Nads
barbaufe b%eimtsbrenb. auf freiem
sSelbe an einem Baum.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-01

lor fofort bas 8epubtiein unb mar
nu9 fur5er 3eit tobt.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-03-30
LOCAL MENTION.
isSSLaizEEEGiTTfEa aa2EEEIEEEEzSIiIiEr

o. ]. Russell of Ansley return
ed to his home on A
George Palmer wa, IN Omaha
passenger Monday, on ~.
N. E. Armstrong and wife went
to SCOTS Bluff, Tuesday.
Earl Mcintyre OF Ansley was
an east bound passenger Tuesday.
Jim Peale went to Omaha
Wednesday to purchase some
more goods.
Geo. Sims of New Helena, was
in attendance at the telephone
meeting, Tuesday.
John H. Cross of Ansley repre-
scented his locality at the tele-
phone meeting Tuesday.
Miss Smith of Ansley who has
been teaching in the Sand Hills
returned to her home Wednesday,.
Rev. S. c. Caldwell of Lodi, is
visiting in the vicinity, with his
nephews, c.. F.. and Willis Cad
well.
Mrs. McLeghton of Omaha
who spoke in the M. +. church
Sunday returned 10 her home
Wednesday.
Mrs. ] B. Case of Sterling, who
had been visiting with her sister
Mrs. ]. M. Carlin for some time
returned home Tuesday.
John Reinhard of Mckinley
and VIM. Warren of Triumph
represented the South West at
the telephone meeting Tuesday.
Drs. Bartholomew and Chris
tenson are moving their office in
the Realty Block, south side of
the square, today where their
patrons are requested to call,
Lieut.. Laughlin and Col Dag
get inspected Co. M. at this place
Tuesday. Lieut. Laughlin made
the inspection in the afternoon,
for the state, and Col. Daggett
made the inspection for the gov
eminent in the evening.
H F. Eddy, j s. Francis, Kay
Atkinson, Geo. Sims, Alvin Daily
and Joe Fenimore were among
the members who represented the
Milburn and Anselmo Corpora
tive Telephone company, at the
telephone meeting in this city,
Tuesday.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-03-30

To the ladies of Broken Bow
While cleaning house is in full
blast, remember our sale on car
pets, rugs and lace curtains is in
full blast. PEALE, SHEPPARD Co.
Fox SALE--A good farm ad-
joining Broken Bow. Price SIS, =
900. Enquire at this Office.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-03-30

Wanted-Ten men in each
state to travel, tack signs and
distribute samples and circulars
of our goods. Salary $500 per
month. Three dollars per day
for expenses. Huffman Co.,
Dept. W., Atlas Building, Chi
caeo, III. 35-42
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-03-30
You May See

out on the world in new way With my
glasses
What you HAVE seen may be only a
hint OF what you MAY see
Seeing thing with your own eyes"
is not always conclusive evidence that
you see correctly.
You see through the window, but the
glass may be imperfect or the window
soiled
You see with your eyes, but their re-
frsctive power may DO faulty; thus you
see but half what you might with proper
ly adjusted glasses-my kind
My business is to remedy eye defects
which if neglected may prove serious.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-03-30

Miss Hattie Menary of Weisert
was a passenger for York Tues.
day.
Guy Hickman of Leo Okla
homa was passenger for Berwyn
Monday.
Ii. f. Zimmerman of Ansley
was social caller at this Office
Saturday.
u. M. Miller of Anselmo was
city visitor the first of the week.
He returned Tuesday.
c. w. Willis returned from st.
Louis Monday night where he
had been on business.
H. Garnish who had been here
on short visit returned to Spok-
ane Washington Tuesday.
Royal Belts came up from Ansley
Saturday night and remained over
Sunday visiting his parents.
Miss Lizzie Todd of Arcadia
went to Ravenna yesterday to
spend few days with friends.
Mrs. Jacob Barcus of Dry Val
ley, went to St. Joseph, hospital
Monday for medical treatment.
Jacob Cover of Mason City, in
company with Mr.. Sharpe, were
social callers at this Office, Mon
day.
L. S. Enfpfeld of Mckinley,
was city visitor Tuesday. The
REPUBLICAN Office acknowledges
friendly call
J S. Francis, the Nasty, at
Merna, was in the city Tuesday,
attending the county cooperative
telephone meeting.
Mrs. w. P, Rogers of this city
left for Bloomfield ILL.,, Wednnes-
day to see her father William
Seretto who is very sick.
Mrs. P. ], Lempelton OF Lin
coin, who has been visiting with
Miss Hill, teacher on the north
side, left for home Monday.
w. A. Anderson, publisher of
the Mason City Star was a city
visitor Saturday and Sunday.
His sister accompanied him.
Mrs. Simmons of Mason City
who had been visiting in the city
several days with Mrs F. M.
Rublee, returned home Monday.
F. A. Amsberry of Mason City
came up Monday and remained
over until Wednesday looking
after his interests in the telephone
business.
Lawrence Hollandsworth of |
Brownlee, came down Sunday, to
spend a few days visiting with
friends and to be at the inspection
of Co. M. Tuesday.
]. w. Resch of Toledo Ohio |
who has been visiting with his
sister Mrs. Schoefer of this city
took the train Wednesday for
Missouri Valley Iowa.
The REPUBLICAN ackno wledg-
ed friendly call yesterday from
VIM. Warren and M. Weaver of |
Gala MAy. They were in the city |
attending the telephone meeting
Tuesday.
c. G.. Empheld who recently |
bought the Woods furniture
store has moved his family to the
city. They for the present are
located in the Leslie building |
north side.
The executive committee of the |
County Sunday School associa-
ton held session in this city last |
Saturday night and decided to
hold the County Sunday School
convention on the Doth and 10th, |
of May.
Den Runyon Of Oconto left over
the b. 81 NJ. Tuesday for Spok-
ane Washington He was de-
tanned here three days waiting
to have his stock inspected be-
fore shipment Mr.. Runyan got !
permission to load and ship to
Billings for inspection.
J q Amsberry went to Omaha |
the first of last week for Medical |
examination, returning Thursday |
night The doctors there could |
give him no encouragement.
They stated they could not help
him and that he could not live
more than few days or three
weeks at the most
Frank Draper proprietor of the
Cottage hotel at Oconto, was
/