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Scr salt.

49, c~"f
u KFoRE BUYING GO AND sEE NOS so3-so5
ID Neat Twenty second street something hne.
Apply ~. A. hCHOoLMAsItk,
iansi-ims 2i2Nest rweniy-s cord 81
TUXEDO SUITS FOR sALE AND foR HIRE |
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, tQi /
Market Street, Max hphraim' Prop jau2e-im
NOR sAI.K-igoi WfsT SEVENTH sTRKET, |
Il facing hightn Strcci iarE VIII De sold cheap /
II disposed OF before le,renunf Ayply..
j2i-u The Equitable Guarantee and Trust Co
NOR sALE-YoU MAY As WELL HAVE TIE
Il best and all con vcnie noes. New houses l
have them IN western ano northern parts Of the
''''' . ''0''N WILLIAM iii b. JoNFs. Contractor.
febset sa9 Market street.
TSoR eAIE-NEw MODERN HONis, Nos 1910
Il and iaiS Clayton street, each containing ne
rooms and bath. EDWARD JOHNSON & son,
Builders 1908 Rodney street ieo5t
NOR sALK-GROCKRy AND MEAr MARKET
# Soins good business v,r, Aaaisis FsaS,sg ois,. M
NOR sALF-7cO. 7o2. 70s VAN BURhN sTRKhr,
All modern Improvements. Also, Two new
houses, 2slS and 23i5 Washington street, eight
rooms, hath all modem ,,ss eonSen,sneeS H spo
ian9lm 81 and go Van Buren, street,
T1OR sALE-FirH AND OYSTER slOkE,
II reason for selling, owner leaving city.
deci2-n sa9 KING STREET
DURE MORN AY COD LIVER on iN TASTE
Il Ltss. soft gelatine capsules; special a. lee
Dozen, 65c a hundred. Great tissue builders
~ Is. fHLI, Graduate pugeish
janis-lm Opposite fostoiice'
~ YOU WANT a START AND WITH YOUR
troubles part. let me point out the way. The
only way b 10 consult MctYuly, Real Estate,
Mortgage and Insurance Broker He sells ana
buys everything saleahle in the line OF real
estate. business and insurance. ] am the only
mem Der IN Delaware Of the Central Association
Of Keal Estate Collection ana Loan Broken
This association Is organized IN OH parts oi the
United states and several foreign countries and
its aim Is cooperation and mutual assistance
It's members sell ana buy Tor client, IN any eec-
ton OF the United states or elsewhere, where
they desire 10 sell or locate. li client wishes
70 sell OF buy he has one thousand chances
over one thousand members who are always In
touch with one another. NO EXTRA CHARGE.
For sale-Bakeriee coal yards, dry goods stores,
/ groceries. saloons, country hotels, meat markets.
leases cigar ana news stands. manufacturing
plants. farms, houses. Also, lois In an paris nt
the country on easy terms. have clients who
wish TO tuy your property or business. You're
might suit them. send me description OF
| property or business aud lowest price 7 cannot
| supply The demand. Money 70 loan on mort
cages. rents collected. estates managed. ] sell
FIRE life, accident, health and plaie Glass insur-
nnce None but best companies represented
No charge for advice or trouble lisis mailed
on application. H. =. MchNlLLl,
62s West Fourth ST., Wilmington Del.
Del Phone 293l- D. & A. e0iD ianlStf
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LuoAL RAEYIrIHN

Bucher, brass signs, SIC shipley.s
Umbrellas repaired at 4l2 Shipley street
Red Gross Plasters, Diapers, Seventh and
Jackson
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aanfina.
IS MecLAtFERlY-

huEN HALL.
''noul lot DhfOkIMENr,
MCi,.,.,. lHl -lOAI CULTURE
A,...,-, A,.nN Hrs Monday. 10 10 D, M.
n. s,,.oy dance "Wednesday cyemnx 33l 10
t,sagu ,sagiu music
pr.sssn . iucsday qnd saturday Afternoons
utrmF, "aiN ai-o Two s'elh Ne' "
psaence, The Gables.
"'Hes' D d A.-House, 7iTA. school, 22-lD.
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anst aud found.

osI-BREAsT PIN, ON FRIDAY EVENING.
~ between 7l2 Lombard street and Seventh
aua fomar, or spring car 70 Sixth and Madison,
,le1 10 6ls West lsixth street. Valued as giver Is
oe.q Reward II returned 70
eosiI 6is WEST sixth sTREET.
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Rsruaras.

e. 00 RtwARD-LOsT on LAST MONDAY
QO.UU evening, a small ermine neck scarf,
anth ard Market Streets Return 70
eol--u 90 BkOOME STREET.
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nallr shIpmentl ol oysLsrs.

Oysters we're never Of better quality
than now, and our daily shipments enable
us 10 ill al orders promptly and satis-
factorilv. Coke, Fourth and Adams
streets Both phones*
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HAWKINS & CO.'S
FOR RENT LIST.

Newark. Del. two acres all improve
ments, hot water heat................-.-. 30 1000
Grpenviile, Del. II acres.....-.....-..... l2oo
HAWKINS & CO.,
MANAGERS OF REAL ESTATE,
7I2 Market Street.
febi.tts-tf Phones, 712.
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FOR SALE
CORNEk STORE AND DWELLING
Northwest corner Lancaster avenue and Frank.
lin street; now occunieu by druggist suitable
for Young practcing physician; an excolient busi-
ness stand; II rooms, hath, heater, severed.
Price very attractive. Little cash required. Tor
full particulars inquire OF
ianls-tts-lm III Market street.
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Eeftnrfs.
Apiirfs.
NOIICE-ELECTlON.
n Artisans Saving Bank,

Miim nEton. February uih, 1900.
The annual meeting OF the members OF the COR
poration OF the ArIisan, saving Bank Tor the
teciidu Of managers viii be held at the bank
Ing house on tuesday, the 18th day Of February,
ia6, between the hours OF ~ o'cl0cg a. m. and
Loclock, m. ROBERT b. KEMP.
ie066t reCrctarV.
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Our Invitation

If you have contributed to the
success of this Company, we thank
you for it. If you have not yet be-
come a depdsitor. we extend to you
cordial invitation to open an account,
offering you all the accommodations
and courtesies that are in our power
to extend.
OrHO NOWLANn, President
r. BRlNGHuRsr JR, Vice-Presideut
J. 4, PENNYPACkER Hecy. and Trust Onicer.
RICHARD REksh, Treasurer.
NJ. D. CROSsAk, Real Estate onicer
2 per cent Interest Paid on Deposits.
Assets over three million dollars.
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osI-lN GOING FROM F FTH AND MADI-
! 500 10 Filth and King streets, Fur Muller.
~ ~ rWaid will be paid at d. W. LYNCH CO.'S
woe Fourth and Madison sis, ieb7-2t
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Situations asanita.

w a.slls,D AGsds,D-Bl loUAG wOMAN Win HIGH
~ eeAoel Education, position as clerr ar
eu.Lier No reasonable oIer rehi.ed Addro.s
TO Livery tveuing Office.
GlIuATlON wANIED-As NIGHT wa1cII
e3 mans ny elderly man; unde.stinds boiler ana
iefS e.t'N 'ovia Address A 20
Every Evening Office
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Nfln afanifA-temaIt.

WANT D-GUOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w h0useWurk. cd wages 10 washing.
felS8t Aplli .-Ol SOkIH CLAYTON ST.
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alflp aFan!ta.
aafnts aud salesmsu aFanTfd.

1Oo A MONTH SALARY AND ALL kA-
sou pense 20 men with rig 70 intio1uSs Out
~ r,nfaed Poultry kcme lies Years contract
q, X. BIGLEk CO., y 100, Springfield, Ill
iehs3t'
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Atlp aNalr.

NANlED-GOOD lXPhRiENCFD install
w ment collector. Apply al
tote,, eAIhLl FITZGERALD, INC,
-1ro-t flo Orange Street
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4or Sale.

l}1k sALt-lo05 POPt-HARrFOkD. MoDEL
J. ~ equipped with lamps. horns. generator.
eAua snoe, ieur extra tubes. good lonlition;
~. hAg oNethaulcd; will sell cheap, owner
gong aufotd. Address B =
ieia-lt Every Evening once.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

Monday Herbert Baker, farm
hand working for Hammond, was
arrested by Deputy sheriff Owen
on suspicion, and his preliminary
trial was held in Walnut Ridge
today. Baker pleaded guilty to
the charge of murder, but i'm
plicated the wife of the murdered
man. He declered that she fur
nished the gun with which he did
the killing, and that the crime
had been talked of between them
for some time.
Baker alleged that after the
man was killed Mrs. Hammond
hid the gun in the corner of the
yard, where it was found today.
Baker was placed in Jail to await
the action of the grand jury.
Mrs. Hammond was arrested,
and her preliminary trial was set
for next Monday.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24
Farmers Well Organized.

The farmers and cotton grow
ers of our State are organized as
they never were before, not for
political purposes, but for the
purpose of demanding and secur-
ing fair prices for the fruits of
their toll. They are moved to
this action by as sacred patriot.
ism as ever inspired our fathers
in their struggle for liberty and
justice. They have resolved
that they themselves shall enjoy
the profit of their own labor;
that the stock gamblers shall
cease to manipulate the prices of
their cotton, wheat and corn.
They have resolved that they
will no longer be packhorses for
every trust and corporate in
terest that enjoys the protection
of special legislation.-from
Judge Little's Russellville
Speech.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

m a contest should arise over
fact that a negro had been
<sf|Ised the right to vote Oh the
orol]nd of not having paid his
66lItax," says Congressman r..
s Macon of the First district,
being republican, ev-
e. negro vote in the district
uIoold be counted as having vo-
iii With the result that |, or any
I'M candidate under the cir
oumstances, would be unseated'
/ an going to advise that they all
bo allowed to vote, and L VIII
Ike my chances to win on that
orcnnd." Mr. Macon declares he
rs Nothing to fear from his op-
ponent, anyhow
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24
Three Blind Girls
To GIVE CONCERT In EVE
MING SHADE.
A concert, classic and COM

A concert, classic and COM
ic, to be given at the Even
ing Shade school building on
Thursday night, August 30,
by three young ladies, Misses
Stella Jernigan and Clara
Webb, graduates of the Ar
kansas School for the Blind,
and Miss Hannah Heath, who
will graduate next term.
An interesting program
consisting of Vocal and In
strumental Music, Il Dial.
ogue, Recitations and Pan
tomines. Every one is in
vltcd to come and see what
the great State of Arkansas
is doing for her people.
ADMISSION, Is AND Is CENTS.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

Senator F. O. Butt. Of Carroll
county, on trial at Perryville last
week charged with having given
Senator Adams a hundred dollars
to vote for the State Capitol bill
in the last legislature, was found
guilty. His punishment was as
sessed at a fine of S100 and a
sentence of two years in the pen
itentiary. The case has been
appealed to the supreme court.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24
A Startling Statement.

The money spent in the saloons
OF st. Louis Mo-, last year, would
build 1000 homes costing $1,000
each, put $500 worth Of property
in every home, ten tons of coal in
every cellar, $50 worth of grocer
les in every pantry, give each
family bank account of 5000,
and there would be $500, 1000 un-
spent, Editorial in. ST, Louis
Globe Democrat
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24
ARKANSAS BRIEFS.
Ncwsy Notes From The Four Quarters OF
The State.

Charles Beene was hanged at
Ell Dorado last Friday. He mur-
dered his wife last October.
G. M. Talbot, cashier of the
Bank of Huntington, disappeared
last week, rather than face a
shortage which has been found
in his accounts.
Two negroes, Ed McGaw and
Henry Jones, became involved in
difficulty near Ell Dorado over
a 81 debt. McGaw shot Jones
through the body and it is believ-
ed Jones was fatally wounded.
William Johnson, a negro 16
years old, in attempting to break
Jail at Wilmar Oy setting fire to
the floor, was burned to death.
The jail and town hall were de-
stroyed and surrounding property
was saved only by hard work.
Two negresses, clad in flowing
robes Of white and with bare feet,
have been attracting considerable
attention in the streets Of Pine
Bluff. They claim to have revel-
ations every day from the AL
mighty. They exhort from the
streets.
The Seventh Day Adventists
are hold ing their annual confer
ence at Winslow, and will not
adjourn until August 26. Promi-
nent adventists from Washington,
D. c., California and Texas are
in attendance. A camp meeting
is being held in connection with
the conference.
Mrs. Amanda Armstrong, a
widow aged 80 years, Of Mason
Valley, recently sustained a
scratch on a finger of her right
hand, the injury being inflicted
by rusty nail. Blood poison
set in, and the result was that the
arm had to be amputated just be-.
low the shoulder.
Jacob Miller, a travelling sales.
man, made an effort to shoot HIM
self in the chancery court room
at Little Rock last Saturday,
where he was on trial for con-
tempt of court in failing to pay
alimony to his former wife, from
whom he had been divorced. By
ISLANDERS prevented the deed.
}. P. Higgins of Roy, while
hauling a load of hay, was the
victim of serious accident. His
horses became frightened and
ran, throwing him off the wagon,
the wheels passing over him,
breaking several Of his ribs, one
of his arms in two places, also
iniuring one Of his shoulders.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

.Texas all candidates for
hre required to file sworn
lents of their expenses dur
B campaign, and here is the
of the four candidates for
nor: Campbell, $50, 1866. SO;
5, S13,852.54; Colquitt, So
/; Bell, 9,734.65. In a con-
b last week Campbell re-
the nomination. The
nor's office in Texas pays
b year, and the question is,
and how is Campbell to get
|oney back? The people
|ever know, but Campbell
u it back.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

Situation in the Sixth sena-
has been cleared to
|xtent. Since the Secretary
ate has certified Senator
las the democratic nominee
2aney has Withdrawn from
Zee, leaving the field to
n Hinkle, W. W. Edmond
Stone county and G. f.
THE republican nominee,
n Hinkle's friends feel
mt he will win in a walk.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

The democrats of Fulton coun-
II held a primary last week 10
Nominate a candidate for repre-
|senative, and the result was the
s-nominatiNn OF Joseph T..
springer. 1t is remembered that
s6ringer resigned as the nominee
few weeks ago, but ne placed
Iii name before the new primary
s1d was successful against strong
.nrnaition. After his resignation,
81Fineer confessed to having
n ksn on too much booze on sew
sral occasions Of late, but promls-
~ ii hot do it any more. SPRING
VS. made a splendid record in the
legislature.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

The prohibition candidate for
governor had a strenuous time at
Texarkana a few days ago.
When there was objections to his
using a hall, he went into the
street, mounted a box and blazed
away anyhow. 1t is said he was
loudly cheered.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24
THE LICENSE QUESTION.
A Few Questions For Those Who Vote
In The September Election.
(Pr ,pared By George Thornburg.)

Does it pay to license a traffic
which lessons the demand for the
helpful things of life, which in
creases their cost and diminishes
Ehe ability to pay for them?
Does it pay to license traffic
Which makes men less skillful,
less steady, less reliable; which
lessons credit, lessons the de-
mand for food, clothing, shelter
and tools with which to work?
/, Does it pay to license a traffic
which breeds idiots, paupers,
criminals, lunatics and epileptics
and casts them upon society to be
supported by decent, honest peo-
pie?
Does it pay to license q traffic
which increases taxes by creating
"a demand for jails, penitentiaries,
;.sylums, hospitals, almshouses,
orphanages, reformatories, police
and criminal courts?
Does it pay to license a thing
which decreases a mans indus
trial efficiency so that the govern
ment reports show that Y per
cent Of agriculturists discriminate
against him for using it and 70
per cent Of manufacturers, So per
cent of tradesmen and 80 percent
of railroad officials do the same
thing?
Does it pay to support the fami'
lies of saloon keepers, and bar
tenders, and pay their rent, taxes,
Insurance and buy luxuries for
them in order to get few pennies
Of our many dollars back in reve-
nue. and license?
Does it pay to build a palace
for the brewer, hire servants and
buy silks for his wife, and dress
your own wife in rags, make her
take in washing to support the
family, and finally send her to
the poor house and finally bury
her in the potter's field?
Does it pay to levy a tax to
support orphans and widows and
license the murder Of husbands
and fathers? Does it pay to Ii
cense a thing which is always
and everywhere known to be the
enemy of everything which is
sacred to God and man?
Does it pay to listen to the
sophistries and falsehoods Of
passion, prejudice, ignorance,
appetite and greed, and close our
ears to the voice of conscience,
reason, judgment, suffering, re-
ligion and God?
Does it pay to license a traffic
that costs the taxpayers more
than it pays?
Why not vote against License
and thereby rid our State of the
accursed traffic? 1t is argued
that the traffic cannot be stopped.
| reply that it was stopped in Hot
Springs at the time of the big fire,
and it was stopped in San Fran
cisco. If it can be stopped tenn"
porarily it can be stopped perma-
nently. Such an excuse is un-
worthy Of any but a coward or an
anarchist.
Vote against license.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

Vigorous anti license cam
paigns are being conducted in
many counties of the state, and
at the election that is now close
at hand the temperance workers
expect to capture several counties
now in the "wet" column.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

At Macon, Miss, one day last
week, two hundred and fifty citi-
zens we're fined by the same
court for poker playing and crap
shooting. A pretty good haul.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24
Chicago's Divorce Record.
Vote against license.

The divorce census shows that
there have been forty thousand
divorces granted in the city of
Chicago in The past twenty years.
This means an average Of over
five divorces for every day of
that time.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24
Murdered Mans Widow Implicated.

Walnut Ridge, Aug. 17.-On
August 8 John Hammond, a
farmer living at Alicia, was kill
ed by being shot At that time
thore was no direct clue. On
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

The name of the popullst can
didate for governor will not ap-
pear on the ballots in any of the
counties of the state. He did
not pay the fee.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

W. W. Edmondson, who is
stumping the Sixth senatorial dis
trict as an independent candidate,
is said to be drawing crowds
numbering all the way from seven
to seventeen.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

4 Fort Smith Elevator is OF
Union that if the suit recent
pught by a citizen of Pulaski
n against Prosecuting At
N Rhoton, which seeks to
him give an account OF all
les he has collected since
hing an officer and requir-
I'm to turn into the treasury
Is in excess Of $4,000 per
ever reaches the Supreme
Y the fact will become ap-
that a number of prosecut-
Horneys have been Tor years
Ing one of the plainest pro-
6s of the constitution.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

After all the discussion, it ap-
pears that a receipt for poll tax
is pretty good thing to have
about your clothes when you go
tC vote.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

Last week the Walnut Ridge
Blade printed something pretend
ing to be a picture of Senator
James p. Clarke. The Blade is
afraid to send Senator Clarke one
OF the last issue.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24
Rector publishad a

NJ. Rector publishad a
\ card in the Melbourne
Hast week denying that he
Dause Of the fire that de-
a good portion of the
es houses of Melbourne a
eeks ago. He has been
d of being the incendiary,
article states.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

If there are boodlers in the
next Arkansas legislature they
will not be so bold. Some Of
them have seen a ghost.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

H. B. Dallam, one of the best
all-round newspaper men in the
state, has bought the Calico
Rock Progress. We wish him
much success.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

Don't forget to vote for
Amendment No, s. A vote for
this amendment is a vote for
better schools.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

The Newsboy reports the sui
eide Of a Rector h orse. Depositor
in a defunct bank, we suppose.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24
Bale Of Cotton For Sl90.

The first bale of this seasons
cotton received at Hamburg SAID
for so cent9 pound netting the
lucky grower $50,
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

The Arkansas Stork is the un-
usual name of a new paper at
Heber. 1t is a republican sheet.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

rnor Davis has repeatedly
|that he will pardon all
judges who get into
by refusing to permit
TO vote who have not paid
u.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

While we think of it. Tom
Cox is not yet wearing stripes.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

The question is, what will be
the size of Judge Little's major
ity?
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

Three barrels Of blind tiger
beer were destroyed by officers at
Dewitt last week.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

Joe Springer of Fulton was
last week.
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

more days and Arkansas
Pa to a rest from politics.
n, you can't tell; the fel.
n want something in 1908
IL the stump about Christ
Sharp County record., 1906-08-24

Festus Butt, we're sorry for
him.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-10
GRATTAN.

The ground was white with snow on
Mays. Let's have sleigh ride
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Engle of Grand
Rapids visited her parents, $ Martin
and wife over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Stocking enter
tanned Harvard friends Sunday.
The receipts of the Ashley church
social held with Rev. and Mrs. Weaver
last Friday we're $3.50. The rain kept
some away but those present had a
happy afternoon.
The many friends of Mrs. G. M.
Spencer will be pleased to learn that
her health is improving and she is
looking very much better.
Mrs. Charles Anderson nee Rose
Pond, a resident here in girlhood,
writes to her relatives from Rich
mond, Cal. that they were severely
shaken up by the quake. Although
the chimneys of their house were bro
ken and everything ratified inside,
they we're not injured. Rev. M. T..
Smith, a former pastor Of Ashley
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-10
RONALD

Gala Howe is having his barn fixec
over and built considerably larger
than before. Ezra Pierce is doing the
work,
Mrs. Joseph Carey is quite low with
pneumonia, she is also suffering with
cancer, which is very much worse
at present.
Several new cases of measles were
reported last week. They seem to get
both old and young.
MIS-. Henry Harrington is caring
for Mrs. Ophelia Carey at present.
Last week two of our old pioneer:
were buried, one being Mr.. Adrie
Pierce aged "a years, whose funera
was held at Woodland Lake last Sun
day, and the other was Mr.. John Hig-
bee aged 80 years, whose funeral was
held at his home last week Tuesday
Rev. Moore of Ionia offlciated at bott
services.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Vet Harring-
ton a son on May l.
A good many farmers are busy nov
getting ground ready and sewing
sugar beets.
Mrs. Fred Lobdell and Mrs. Mary
Ross of Ionia were visitors at w. S
Yeomans' last Thursday.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-10

church had like experience at OF
near San Francisco with his family
We are glad that these friends es-
|capedthe terrible experience of many.
WIN. Laughlin, very aged and fee
BILE pioneer of South Grattan. died on
May 6. Funeral services were held I
the Catholic church, FIR Byrne ofiici-
ating.
Anton Geller and Miss Mary Jones
were married May 8, FIR. Byrne per-
forming the ceremony. Mr.. Geller
gave wedding dinner to the family
and few near friends at his home in
Grattan centre after the ceremony.
Rev. II. Weaver and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheeler Pond attended the spring
rally of the Oakfield Sunday school
convention held at the Grove church
Sunday. They report a most inter-
esting service. Mr.. and Mrs. Pond
took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon
near the church.
The trial day OF biz thdays occurred
May 5. V. r. Randall was 81 years OF
age and feeling we'll, George Written
passed his birthday buying an unusual
amount of butter and eggs in Brooks
store, Mrs. M. A. Lessiter was just
thinking how young she felt for her
Goth birthday when Mr.. Dell Smith OF
Hecla S. ID drove in with his motor
for few minutes stay. Mr.. S. was
her pupil in $50, then a little boy
He came TO Chicago with a car load
of cattle last week, coming on for a
short stay here, making his aged
mother happy to see him again.