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The midland journal., 1906-11-16
Foreign.

Foreign.
M, BRAND, French minister of
public worship, announced in the
Chamber of Deputies that the gov
ernment would give the clericals
another year for reflection, and that
the churches would not be closed
next month.
Prince Albert, of Flanders, nephew
of King Leopold, has been declared
successor of the King as sovereign
of the Congo Independent State.
Karl Hau, of Washington. D. c.,
is still held in London on charge of
numbering his wife's mother, Frau
Molitor, at Baden-Baden.
Count Castellane's creditors are
irving their utmost to prevent the
granting of divorce until their case
is settled.
James M. James, of New York,
who is studying trades unionism in
Russia, was arrested in st. Peters
burg.
King Edward of England celebrat-
ed the sixty-fifth anniversary of his
birth.
Agitation in Italy against the ac-
tion of the government in placing an
order for armour plate for warship,
valued at $1,000,000, with the Mid
vale Steel Company of Pennsylvania
has assumed a seroius phase.
The Russian government is nego-
tiating with other governments with
the view of concluding supplement
tary treaties covering fugitives ac-
cused of the preparation of explosives
for bombs.
At a meeting of the leading mem
bers of the Liberal party in Cuba 1t
was decided to appoint committee
to express to the Governor the party S
dissatisfaction with recent appoint
ments.
Prince Joachim of Prussia has
been ordered to German Southwest
Africa for daring to oppose the EN-
perors wishes in threatening to
marry Marie Sulzer, the concent hall
singer.
A newspaper in Lubbock, Germany,
states that a German steamer, Jan
Minlos, with a cargo of explosives
| for the Russian government, was fired
upon by a Russian cruiser.
For instigating revolt of the gar
rison of Odessa the two revolution
ary leaders have been exiled to 81
IBERIA, and eight others to hard labor
! for four ~earS.
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Toe Lively.


He was q solemn Scotehman. with an
equally solemn and somewhat down
trodden wife The fact that they were
receiving an excellent price for their
second pair front from an American
lodger did not blind them to her fail
ings.
Dear me, Mr.. Macleod" said the
lodger, one Sunday afternoon, when
an errand took her to the parlor, where
the family sat, Il should think you
and your wife would be stifed sitting
indoors this hot day with the windows
shut. If you'd just open one and get
some fresh air, I'm sure it would do
Mrs. Macleod good; she looks pale
Mr. Macleod looked at her with his
usual stern and unbending gaze.
I'VE can haze fresh air ony day" he
said calmly, We've no need to haze
it rushing ABBOTT the house on the Saw
bath"
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Germany the Modern Rome.

Let the German people keep a lesson
from antiquity before their eyes. Once
before an England and a Germany Of
no less different character have CON
fronted each other. They were Car
thage and Rome. And old Rome with
its policy of force and power finally
conquered the cash politics Of Carthage
and raised itself to the position of the
first power upon earth. We have his
torical example when we say that the
German people must return from the
imitation of the un-German Carthagin-
ian British finance policy and must go
back to the Roman-German policy Of
power and might. In no other way
can a really great Weltpolitik be pro-
NOTED in the hope perhaps of making
ourselves ultimately the leading peo-
pie in the world. Berlin Grenzboten.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Special Stock Service to the Lake
County Tines.
NEW YORK LETTER.

New York, Aug. S.-London
prices this morning were irregular
with the more. active stocks quoted
one-quarter higher. The opening
here was not as demonstrative as
in the past. and sentiment seemed
TO favor the selling side OF the mar
ket for turn. St Paul and Union
Pacific were again the features,
with a large trade. and at conces-
sions in prices, compared TO yester-
days closing figures.
St Paul was probably the weakest
of the Standard rails and suffered
a decline of nearly three points. The
liquidation in this security was on
very large scale. Transactions
were in five-hundred and thousand
share lots. Rumor had it that the
selling was for one OF the prominent
western operators who has been con-
spieuously bullish on this issue all
through this upward movement.
Bear operators detected a vulner-
able spot in American Sugar early in
the session and their offerings de-
pressed this stock little over two
per cent Unconfirmed rumors to
the effect that a reduction in all the
grades of refined sugar had been
made, was given out as the cause OF
the weakness.
The one particularly strong feat
ure was Pennsylvania. which had
a substantial advance of two points
on very excellent buying. Gossip in
the street was to the effect that
the Pennsylvania earnings viii
show large increases, owing to the
extra disbursements anticipated from
holdings in some of its constituent
companies, notably the Chesapeake
Ohio. and Norfolk and Western, a:
the Pennsylvania company is large
owner of stock in both OF these com
panies.
The close was rather erratic Will
the declines established earlier in thu
session we'll maintained and predic
tons of further liquidation tomor
row by the more pessimistic opera
tors.
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they covered around - cents. The
news generally favored the bulls.
Minneapolis market strong and high
er on fears of storms throughout
the northwest: to much rain in the
southwest preventing the marketing
OF new wheat. Liverpool market was
quoted one-half higher for all fea-
lures and Russian situation not so
alarming, The market closed with
weak undertone.
Corn. September corn was the par
ticular feature in this market. 1t
sold up while the other months de-
clined. The hot weather reports
from sections of Kansas was given
as the bull argument on September
Cash sales OF corn for export were
125, 600 bushels Cash demand in
this market reported little better
Oats ranged higher on wet wealth
er reports in all sections from where
harvesting is going on. There was
considerable liquidation of Septem-
Der; the other months, however, were
stronger and did not respond to tht
weakness in the former
Provision market rather weak
with liberal offerings of both porl
and lard by packers and pit traders
Trade not so large as yesterday anC
professional in character.
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FANCIFUL TURN IN
STREET CAR FIGHT
Motorman Who Defended Himself
and Partner Arrested for Attempt
ed Manslaughter.

Motorman Baxter. who shot Fred
Neff in the head as he was running
away, after severely beating Conduc-
tor Young. was arrested yesterday
on warrant sworn cut by Nef, on
the charge Of attempted man slaugh-
ter. The incident IS the amusing
one Of the trial. as everyone who
saw the street car fight, is Of the
opinion that there is not a jury in
the whole county that would convict
the motorman. even if the bullet
had completed its work. 1t is the
opinion of the prosecution that the
arrest is merely made for effect and
that it may afford an opportunity
for a compromise The hearing of
Neff and Billings was continued until
Friday, the 10th. when Baxter viii
also be given hearing. Baxter was
released on $500 bonds.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Carleton: Mr. and Mrs Reamme
Chicago; John D. Price, Cincinnati;
A. E. Carter, Chicago; Ray Grover,
Tripoli, Ia; Dr., Bacon, Englewood;
r. H. Crouch. Greencastle; James
&C., Reardon, Waukegan;I ". Riley,
city; t. <. Bell, city; H. Ceovan,
Chicago; w F. Moran, Boston; I. c.
Monerony, Chicago; A. D. Lane, Chi
cago; Knite Bekebile, Washington;
T. l.. Murran, Chicago
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.

On Lake Michigan given by the
Mems auxiliary of the Christian
church, Thursday evening, August
16. Excursion steamer Lena Knob
lock leaves 92nd street pier, South
Chicago, at p. m, returns at 1880
All tickets sold for August 4th will
be good on August 16. Tickets on
sale at Summers drug store. Price
80 cents. S-S-1wk
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LIST OF LETTERS.

The following letters remain I'M
called for at the Hammond postofIict
for the week ending August s, 1906:
Mrs. Myrtle Bodurtha
Mr.. Oliver C. Booth.
Mrs. J. A. Brown.
Mr. VIM. Belanger.
Mrs William Barnes.
Agt c. c. & /. r. r. Co
Miss Hazel Carr
Geo Conrad
Paul Cooper.
Rev. T. NJ. Guild, D. D.
H. H. Howard
Mrs. Mary Johnston.
Claud Kenniek.
Mrs. Fred Matthison.
Mr.. J. r. Mauck.
Mr. Matt H. Martin.
Miss Auril Richards
Mr.. J. E. Robertson
Miss Grace Stapelkemper.
Mr.. T. J. Smith.
Mr.. Afizo Stampfl.
Mr.. NJ. Sullivan.
Mrs. Schall.
Mr. ROLAND G. Warner
W. H. GOSTLIN, Postmaster.
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SCHMUESER TAKEN
TO HOSPITAL.

John Schmueser was taken to the
Alexian hospital this morning for
treatment. Schmueser recently was
severity injured in 4 runaway and IN
til yesterday was showing steady i'm
provement, nevertheless his friends
thought it advisable to remove him
to the hospital where better care
can be given him than at his home.
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EXCURSION FOR BERRY PICKERs

Captain Me. Kabl has arranged
for a daily excursion to Gary for
people who want to go there from
Hammond. Whiting and East Chi
cago. The trip is a delightful one
and thus far the new launch, The
Calumet" has been we'll patronized
by people who wish 10 pick berries
in the neighborhod of Gary.
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Prof. Clark Leaning, Roy Diet
rich and VIM Smith will leave to-
morrow evening for Wtnona where
they will contest for prizes. Prof.
Leaning win enter for the baritone
solo and for the piano solo. Diet
rich viii try for the tenor solo and
Smith will contest for the recita-
tin prize.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Herman Birehmuller, Chicago. .33
Martha Gerich. Chicago. ....27
Andrew Loc, East Chicago. 49,. 26
Antomna Risz, East Chicago. 10
Joe Hilgert. Chicago. .........41
Alice A. Coniga, Chicago ..31
Gustaf A. Dixner, Chicago. "a
Edna Browning Bolton, Chicago. "A
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CHICAGO LETTER.

Chicago, Aug s.-Wheat again
higher early. but the advance was
not well sustained. There were lib
eral offerings of September around
1871 cents, both from bull operators
and shorts putting out new sales that
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Prof Alvin Luebker was the guest
Of Joseph Dunsing Tuesday. He will
probably call on the rest of his
friends while he is in the city.
He expects 10 so to Carroll, Ia, and
then 10 Lavender, Wis. where he
Will teach during the coming year.
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An automobile which passed
through Hammond last evening, had
a narrow escape on Calumet avenue
at the Nickel Plate tracks The ma
chine was about TO pass the tracks
when the gates went down. The
car was stopped within its own length
about ten feet from the tracks, just
as a suburban train passed by.
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The auto belonging to F. S. Betz
made considerable trouble in the al
ley between Ogden and Condit streets
last night. The machine was stuck
for about three-puarters of an hour.
completely blocking the alley all
that time
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Order Is the sanity of the mind. the
health of the body. the peace of the
city. the security Of the state As the
beams to a house. as the bones to the
microeesm of man. so Is order to all
things
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Miss Country Maid-I understand
that in some hotels one often sees
palms about the dining rooms. What
kind Of palm is the most PROMINENT
Mr.. Dineout-The walters.
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Times subscribers not receiving
their papers properly viii confer a
favor on Us by calling Telephone Ill
and telling US.
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In Social Circles

communications pertaining to
this department may be addressed
TO Miss Daisy L. Emery, Society
Editor The Lake County Times.
Telephone III.
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Miss Flora Merryweather went to
Shelby this morning to spend few
weeks with her brother Charles.
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Will Nee went to Chicago this
morning on business.
e L. Ellnut recently purchased a
new buggy and fine driving horse.
supt. c. NJ. Mcdaniel returned this
morning for Winona.
Geo. B. Sheerer made a trip to
Chicago today on business matters.
Miss Rose Kolb went to Chicago
today to do some shopping.
J. A, Muller was here from Aurora
today on business.
Rev. Lewis Smith left this morn
ing for the Methodist eampmeeting
at battle-ground.
An umbrella was found at Central
park last night by the police and
taken TO the police station.
S. J. Daily. passenger agent for the
Glover Leaf. was in Hammond on
business this morning.
John Ebert of Lowell, came to
Hammond last night to begin work
for County Surveyor W. F. Bridge.
Tom Grant and son of Lowell,
were in Hammond last night on
business matters.
Miss Florence Shea is much inn
proved today. The family are al
lowed to stay with her constantly.
J. G. .Ibach and son Joe left to-
day for Logansport, where they will
spend the next two days.
JOS Kozman OF the Lion store,
was in the city this afternoon TO
make a number of business calls
The East Chicago company has fl
ed five foreclosure cases against
East Chicago parties in the superior
court
The Cole Manufacturing company
has filed d case against tie East Chi
cago Hardware company in the SUI
perior court.
! The r. c. Coach Secret Servic,
company of Ohio. sent Chief Rim
bach an elegant thermometer yester
day as a compliment.
; The Epworth league meeting
, which which was to have been he'll
at the lake front yesterday evening
was held in the church, owing to tn
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Miss Myrtle Merryweather is
spending several weeks with friends
in Elkins, w. Va.
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An itinerant photographer took
up q stand at the four corners this
afternoon and took pictures of pass
ersby on a guarantee to deliver the
goods in five minutes and for FIVE
cents.
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Woodlawn terrace. the summer
home OF Dr. and Mrs. Bischof Of
Washington, D. c., was the scene of a
very delightful gathering on the eve
ming OF Sunday, July %, at Winnie
bago park, the occasion being the
celebration Of the tenth wedding an
niversary Of the doctor and his wife.
The guests Of the evening were re-
ceiyed on the spacious yeranda which
together with the entire house was
brilliantly Illuminated Several
hours were spent in social inter
course. after which a bountiful re-
past was served, which was thorough
~ enjoyed by all present Many
pleasant fluctuations between the
many friends of tho genial doctor
a.d his charming wife were evchang-
ed The guests of the evening We're.
De- and Mrs. T. e Bell of Ham
mond, Ind; Mrs Disbrough Chicago,
Ill; Mr.. and Mrs. b Bell. Hammond,
Ind Mrs. Harry Carter, Minneapolis,
Mimi; Miss Irene Mott. Hammond,
Ind. Those from Fon du Lac were:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Thurman, Mr.
and Mrs VIM Loescher, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Zinke, Mr. and Mrs l..
Haas, the Misses Ella Korrer, Elsie
Zinke, Meta Zinke, Edith Thurman.
Jennie Wilke and Messrs. Alfred
Zinke, Louis Zinke and Grover Kor-
rer.-Fond du Lac Daily Bulletin.
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Mrs. Frank Beebe and daughter
Goldie left this morning for a visit in
Williansport, Pence and Rossville.
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Society takes US away from our
selves--De Lambert
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Mrs. D. G. Atkinson is entertain
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. s.
Knipp OF Urbana, IL
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Miss Dysa Longweu returned to
her home in Monon yesterday even
ing, after spending two months here
with Miss Margaret Blair.
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WANTED-Waitress for dining
room. Good wages. Apply at Mo-
non hotel-S,S,3
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mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Gross and son
Richard. leave this evening for Chi
cago Lawn, H.. and viii attend the
wedding of Mrs. Cross sister. Miss
Laura A Vail. to Cral d. Reiehard.
which takes place August Is. They
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Miss Laura A. Vail of Chicago
Lawn, H.. was the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. H. A. Cross of 249 Logan
street. last evening and today.
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at the 81, Pauls Lutheran schooi.
Helen Atkinson has returned from
Urbana, H., where she spent
month with her grandparents.
Miss Lplu Baker has gone to her
home in sandusky, o., and will not
return to Hammond.
Laura Mather left this morning
for Chicago, where she will spend
a week with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Rawlings
have returned home from an outing
at South Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gruen have
rented cottage on the ST. Joe river
near St. Joe, and will spend two
weeks there.
Miss Meta Shilling is visiting in
North Judson at the home of Rev
Bolster.
Miss Leona Deurr is spending this
week with her grandparents in Har-
vey, Ill.
The Friendship club meets tomor-
row evening at the home of Mrs.
G. Rice, in sibley street.
Mrs. -EYa Winkler of South Hob
O Giaica street, is entertaining the
MisAla Jessie Olson and Florence
Dietly of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dedelow will
celebrate their twenty-ffth wedding
anniversary Saturday at their home
in Hessville.
Misses Blanch circuit, Lizzie Jones,
Mildred O'Malley and Nellie Fowler
I will go to Lake Front park for a
fish supper this evening.
Glass number eight Of the NJ e.
Sunday school will give an ice cream
and cake social at the Central park
Saturday. The price for ice cream
and cake will be ten cents.
Miss Laura A. Vail of Chicago
Lawn, H.. was the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. H. A. Cross of 249 Logan
street, last evening and today
Miss Dysa Longwell returned To
her home in Monon yesterday even
ing, after spending two months here
with Miss Margaret Blair.
The Deborah society Of the Chris
tian church will be entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Sithes at
her home. $50 Michigan avenue.
Mrs. Henry Lundt. Miss Frances
Lundt and her guest, Miss Mayme
Bamberger of st. Louis attended
the theater in Chicago this after
noon.
Mrs. August Tesch and Miss Liz
zie Kolling Of Schererville. leave
next Saturday for Milwaukee. to
make weeks stay with Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Kasper
Mrs. T. W. Jones and baby left
this morning for an extended visit
in Ithaca, N. Y Mrs. Matteson, a
sister of Mrs. Jones. Joined them in
Chicago. Mr.. Jones expects to go
TO Ithaca the first of September.
Miss Amanda Anderson went to
her home in Eland Junction. Wis,
this morning where she will teach,
While here Miss Anderson was en-
pIoyed in the f. S. Betz Offices as a
stenographer.
mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Gross and son
Richard. leave this evening for Chi
cago Lawn, H.. and viii attend the
wedding of Mrs. Cross sister. Miss
Laura A. Vail, to Cral D. Reiehard,
which takes place August Is. They
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WANTED-Partner IN candy bust
ness. or will sell. Address al
South Holman street. Hammond
Ind. S-S-3t
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Glass number eight Of the NJ E.
Sunday school will give an ice cream
and cake social at the Central park
Saturday The price for ice cream
and cake will be ten cents,
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will also spend a few days with Mr.
Cross mother before returning to
Hammond
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

LOST-Smau red leather pocket
book. belonging to Erie Engineer
Marion; probably lost in Harrison
park Finder please return to opera
tor in Erie depot. S-S-1t
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Supt. c. NJ. Mcdaniel returned this
morning for Winona.
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The Deborah society Of the Chris
tian church viii be entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Sithes at
her home. S55 Michigan avenue.
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Misses Blanch Orcutt, Lizzie Jones,
Mildred OMalley and Nellie Fowler
will go to Lake Front park for a
fish supper this evening.
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President.-Mrs. Bomberger.
Vice-President- Miss Jennie King
Secretary. L. A. Minard.
Treasurer.-M Miss Lizzie Mettler.
Executive committee.-Mrs- Z. L.
Shortridge, Mrs. Kingwill and Miss
Edith Hammond.
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Miss Amanda Anderson went to
her home in Eland Junction. Wis,
this morning where she will teach,
While here Miss Anderson was en-
pIoyed in the f. S. Betz Offices as a
stenographer,
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Geo. B. Sheerer made a trip to
Chicago today on business matters.
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Mrs. Henry Lundt. Miss Frances
Lundt and her guest, Miss Mayme
Bamberger of st. Louis attended
the theater in Chicago this after
noon.
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The St Paul's Lutheran Aid viii
meet tomorrow evening at o'clock
at the ST. Paul's Lutheran school.
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Mrs. T. ". Jones and baby left
this morning for an extended visit
in Ithaca, N. Y. Mrs. Matteson, a
sister of Mrs. Jones. Joined them in
Chicago. Mr.. Jones expects to go
TO Ithaca the first of September.
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Miss Rose Kolb went to Chicago
today to do some shopping.
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Mrs. August Tesch and Miss Liz
zie Kolling Of Schererville, leave
next Saturday for Milwaukee. to
make q weeks stay with Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Kasper
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z. L. Ellnut recently purchased a
new buggy and fine driving horse.
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The Epworth league meeting
which which was to have been held
at the lake front yesterday evening
was held in the church, owing to the
weather conditions.
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The r. c. Coach Secret Service
company of Ohio. sent Chief Rim
bach an elegant thermometer yester-
day as a compliment.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Dedelow will
celebrate their twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary Saturday at their home
in Hessville.
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Will Nee went to Chicago this
morning on business.
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J. A. Muller was here from Aurora
today on business.
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Helen Atkinson has returned from
Urbana, H., where she spent a
month with her grandparents.
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At meeting last night Of the
ladies' chorus at Prof. Leaming's,
the bylaws and constitution were
accepted and the following officers
elected