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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-18
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impressive ritual of the Episcopal
church The bride was given away
by her father
The east room the scene OF many a
social function. never contained a
greater array OF elegantly gowned
women and more carefully attired men
than upon this occasion. while The
gorgeous costumes Of representatives
OF both hemlspheres gave a color
theme 10 the occasion brilliant In the
extreme The historic room was dec.
Grated as never before.
There were so many guests present.
nearly 1000. that many were forced
10 go 10 the green room
After the ceremony and the recep.
ton Of the guests by The bride and
groom a buffet weddus breakfast
was served
The white house grounds were clos
ed throughout the day and no one
except those who were Invited were
permitted 20 enter The executive OF.
fees were also closed throughout the
day. and an work suspended
Major Richard Sylvester. sufcrin.
tondent OF the Metropolitan police de.
partment perfected arrangements for
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AUCTION sALe-cHOIcH TOWN LOIS

At Everman. Wednesday, Feb. a.
In Tarrant county, miles south Oi
Fort Worth.
Leroy, Saturday, Feb. II. In Nc.
Lehman county, II miles north OF
Waco.
Gehring, formerly walling },
Tuesday, Feb. 20. In Hill county
"a miles north Of Waco, II miles
south OF Italy.
Three new thriving little cities
located on the main line Of the Fort
Worth division Of the International
aud Great Northern railroad, be-
tween Waco and Fort Worth. IN the
rich North Texas black land farm
ing section-surrounde6 by beautiful
thickly-settled cultivated country
Offering splendid opportunity for in
vestInent In all lines OF business.
The time 10 invest there is now
Terms Of Sale: cash, balance 1
aud 2 years. s per cent interest.
when over $50
Smith Land & Improvement Co.
Capt. J. A. II. Hosack OF Cleburne,
Texas, Auctioneer.
Popular low excursion rates from
all points on the /. a q. ~. II. II. 20
Everman, Leroy and GeEring. See
ticket agents tor particulars, or
write
d.. PRICE,
GEO. ID. HUNTER, q. at. A.
A. q. =. d 4. A.
THE Texas Railroad" Palestine, Tx.
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A. AND N. COLLEGE GLEE CLUB.
Concert TO Be Held Here on Monday,
February 10Th.

The date for the concert by the
Glee Club OF the A. and NJ. College
OF Texas has been definitely fixed
for Bryan, and the alumni and
friends Of this state institution here
are looking forward TO fine treat.
The Glee Club is composed OF six
teen cadets. chosen from among the
corps on account Of voice merit.
geutlemanly decorum and good class
standing. They come with the full
consent and backing Of the authori-
ties Of the College, and are prepared
to give Bryan musical treat, not
only from classical standpoint, but
one that will be appreciated bv all
classes and ages. Their program
will consist chiefly of humorous col
lege songs In chorus and quartetts
aud old time familiar melodies. to
give pleasure and eui 1ymeut, rather
than 20 educate. They will be- AS
sisted by MrS. +. =. Johnston, who II
Acknowledged mistress Of the piano
forte, aud whose mOnologues with
piano accompaniment never fail Ia
"hrinf down the house" Also by
Cadet Lieutenant Max +. Mayer,
whose srtistic skill as a viOliuist l.
remarkable.
This institution claims Bryan ms
It's home town and il II foregons
conclusion that the Glee Club boys
will have full house to greet them
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MRS NIcHoLAs LoNGwoRrH
keeping the streets adjoining the white
house open so that carriages could
have free access 20 the gates and con.
gestion prevented
Photographers and special newspa.
per writers arrived IN Washington
from all over the country. some coming
from European countries However
only a limited number Of newspaper
men were invited. and these were
either personally known 20 the family
or are personal friends
Late Friday afternoon the wedding
was rehearsed IN the east room None
but the woddin5 party were present
The president al the time was In con.
ference with Secretary Bonaparte The
bishop was not present either.
Mr. Longworth. accompanied by his
best man and the ush-rs. walked from
Mr. Longworth's home 20 the white
house. where they Joined Miss Roosr.
welt and the other members Of the
wedding party. 4 large section OF the
United States marine usnd was IN az.
tendance. playing the music for the
rehearsal
Throughout the day express wagons
and private messengers were contin.
ually arriving At the white house with
wedding gifts. Presents have been
pouring In constantly from al quar-.
tiers OF tho globe
Tho Immediate vicinity OF the white
house was a veritable sea of faces.
the throng being immense. aud the DO
lice we're kept busy
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CARD FROM ]. e. BUTLER.

To the Voters of the City of Bry.
an:
In reply TO Mr.. Boyle's card
that he is opposed to the sale Of
the vacant property in the city ol
Bryan, l desire 10 state that the
city records show that he has been
On every committee that has ,eeu
appointed in conection with the
sale OF said property, and has been
the principal ACTOR on behalf of the
city in all negotiations having for
their object the sale Of same.
will publicly address the volt
ers of the city at the courthouse
Monday night FEB 10, IN regard
u this and other issues. aud cor
daily invite Mr.. Boyle TO join me
therein. J. +. Butler.
ADVERTISEMENT
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NOW MRS.LONGWORTH
Mss Alice Roosevelt Bride of the
Ohio Congressman.
WHITE HOUSE SCENF
Ceremony u Performed In the East
Roe lIe.ore a Gathering Of
Notable Persons, bishop
satterlee Officiating.

Washington. Feb. i7.--In the pres.
ence OF a vast concourse. composed
OF distinguished personages OF this
and other lands. Miss Alice Roosevelt.
eldest daughter OF the chief executive
Of the nation. and Hon. Nicholas Long.
worth OF Cincinnati. a member OF the
lower house OF congress. were united
In the holy bonds OF matrImony In the
east room OF the white house at noon
to-day
The ceremony. which was perform.
ed by RI. Rev Henry Y. Satterlee.
Protestant Episcopal bishop Of n
diocese OF Washington. was that OF the
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The Eagle is authorizes 20 announce
RI. BOYLE

as candidate Tor Mayor Of Bryan a the ensuing
city election In April subject 60 The action q the Guy
democratic primary 70 BE- held TUESDAY, FEB. 20.
1900.
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n. & T. c. EXCURSIONS.

The II. d r. &. railway will sell
round trip tickets To the following
points at the following rates;
Laredo, Feb. 20 and a. So %; Mon
teray. Feb. 20 and n. 1925; Nash.
vile, Feb. % To q, s22.0o; New Or
leans account OF Msrdi Gras), Fob
Fl TO 20, 1880, limit March 10th
One way rate 10 California points
now going at S25; also Arizona and
New Mexico. w. 5. Wilson, Agt.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-18

Manager John B. Mike of the
Grand opera house has arranged
with the Lyceum Theatre Company,
which will appear here all next
week, for special matinee perform
ance on Thursday afternoon, Feu.
% (WashingtOn's birthday anniver-
-ary) for ladies aud children. Prices
for the matinee will be IL and %
cents. 63
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BRYAN, TEXAS, FEB. IS, 1906.

DIR. o. A. Browne Of Texarkana,
the Sunday school specialist, arrived
yesterday afternoon aud is the guest
OF j. Il. Mitchell Rev. DR.. Browne
conducted special program In the
interest of Sunday school work nj
the court house last night, and will
preach At the First Baptist church
this afternoon at o'clock aud to-
night at 1880.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-18

Nj. w. +. Gibbs of Bryan was
here the first Of the week on bust
ness. While here he sold his place
Two miles north Of Madisonville to
Walter Jones. jacksonville Meteor
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-18

The Eagle Il authorized 70 announce
J. W. BATS
a. candidate Z r Alderman 4 Bryan at the
ensuing lily election Ia April, "a Jet 70 the
acuOn OF the city democr tic primary 70 o.
held Tuesday, February D. i906.
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The Eagle Is authorizes 10 announce
1T. MALONEY

as candidate for Alaerman Of Bryan AZ the ensu'
ing election In April. subject 90 the action Of M
city democratic primary 10 be held Tuesday feh
~. 1900.
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AN NCEMENTS
The Eagle Is authorized 10 announce
] L. BUTLER

a. a candidate frr Mayor OF Bryan az the ensuing
city election In April subject 70 tbs acton OF me
city democratic primary 10 BE- held Tuesday,
Feo. 20, 1905.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-10-16
EDDYvILLE.

Eddyville, Oct. 15.-Born, Saturday,
Oct 10, to Mr.. and Mrs. s. p Cros-
son Of North Fourth street, daugh-
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walters Of
night to attend the funeral of Mr.. Wal
ters' brother-in-law.
Miss Viola Donegan had her arm
quite badly scalded Friday night by
having some hot coffee spilled upon
her.
Fred Clark has moved from the J. B.
Waugaman tenant farm.
The 2-year- old child of David Love
of First street is a sufferer from
pneumonia.
d. w. Steinhoff, who was selecsj
trustee of the electric light plant, de-
cltned the Office. so the cauncil met
again Thursday night and chose N. B.
Holloway for trustee
The c., B. & Q. right of way near
Dudley caught fire Friday End the
grass for considerable distance was
burned off. A force of men who We're
at work on the new switch at Dudley
fought the flames and prevented them
from spreading to near by farm
houses and hay stacks or a bad fire
might have resulted.
Miss Mary Schafer spent Friday and
Saturday with her cousins at Oska-
loosa.
Mrs. A. M. Carson is improving, aft
er few days illness.
Rev. H. A. Cross has moved to the
farm recently vacated by r. M. Bea-
mer and located south of town.
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BoNAPARTE.

Bonaparte, Oct. 15.-Bert Smith
went to st. Louis Saturday for a
short visit.
Noble Chapman spent Sunday with
friends in Keokuk.
John Lisle and family of Farmingtop
We're, the guests Of relatives here over
Sunday.
Harry Jones was an ottumwa VISIT
or Saturday.
Mrs. A. " Buck and daughter re-
turned from Birmingham Saturday.
Mrs. w. I. Bagle and daughter. Dor
othy, visited relatives in Keosauqua
Saturday.
George Sprankle of Keokuk was a
Bonaparte visitor Saturday
Word has been received by relatives
here Of the death of the infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mohler at Ell Reno,
Oklahoma.
Miss Florence Cresap is visiting in
Keosauqua with her friend, Miss Ethel
Fleming
Mrs. j. S. Dings returned to her
home in ottumwa today, after a visit
at the home of Mrs. Mary Linaweayer.
G. S. Stebbins is a business visitor
in Chicago. 80
Norman Sherman and family of
Hillsboro We're the guests of relatives
here Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Mitchell returned home Satur-
day, after a visit at the George Wea-
yer home in Eldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Diven and Mrs.
W. s. Lane were Kahoka visitors yes
terday.
Mrs. W. Fl. Entler visited over Sum
day with relatives in Pennington.
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FAIRFIELD.

Fairfield, Oct. 15.-John Clifford
Hunt died at his HON con South Main
street Saturday afternoon. after an ILL
ness OF several years with consump-
ton. The funeral was held from the
family residence this morning.
Il The Christian Endeavor society of
the First Presbyterian church will en-
tertain the students of the college at
a BLACK Cat" social tonight.
H. f. Liebbe, state architect of Des
MONIES, who was secured by the school
board to examine the condition of the
Franklin school building, which some
declared unsafe, has filed his report,
which Is to the effect that the building
is perfectly same, and in no danger of
collapse, as was persistently rumored.
Mr.. Liebbe advises that the founda-
tion of the southwest corner, which has
cracked a little, be reinforced. The
rumors that the building could not
stand he declares to be absolutely UNI
founded.
Peyton Wilson has sold the restau-
rant in New Chicago which he has
conducted for the past few months to
A. f. Robbins of Washington, who
will take possession Monday, Oct. 80.
Rev. Thomas Osborn is attending the
state convention of the Epwcrth
League, being held in Marshalltown.
where he gave an address Sunday.
His pulpit at the Methodist Episcopal
church here was supplied Sunday by
visiting Lutheran ministers, who are
attending Tie Lutheran synod in ses-
sion here
Frank Hoskins, a third year prep. at
Parsons college dislocated his right
shoulder Thursday evening. while
playing Soccer" football. He had
thrown UP his hand in an effort to
stop the ball. the force of which pull
ed his arm back, throwing 1t out of
place.
Charles Grail and his brother Joe,
went to Eldon Friday, where Mr.. Grail
and Congressman Walter l. Smith of
Council Bluffs made political addresses
that night.
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Episcopal church left for Marshalltown
wednesday evening to be in attendance
at the state Epworth League conven-
ton.
Wesley Dern has purchased the l. G.
Gillett home in the southwestern part
of the city
Jacob Martz has purchased the lots
near the John Hanson property in
the southeastern part of the city and
will build q new home.
Miss Cornie Fidler is having cement
walks constructed along the front OF
her vacant residence lot on South
Main street.
c. M. Fuhrmaster and wife Of South
English We're business caller in the city
Wednesday. @
Miss Mile Strain left for MARSHALL
attendance at the State Epworth
League convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Bowman of Web
ster were business callers in the city
last Wednesday afternoon.
The horse sale at the north side
feed yards last Wednesday drew q
large crowd of men to the city, and
many horses We're passed through the
ring. Prices paid for those that were
the horses without letting them sell
feeling that the bids were too low.
Mrs. H. F. Wagner and Mrs. G. c.
Heninger entertained q large crowd oil
II cir lady friends at the latter's home
Wednesday evening. All report most
interesting evening and pleasing re-
freshments
DR., G. A. Trumbauer of Keota was a
visitor in the city few hours on We'd
nesday, as he returned from trip OF
land investigation in the Dakotas.
CtacI of nff3,ro1vo 1uac a visit.
or in the city few hours on Wednes-
day. looking after business matters.
G. E. Richards has closed out his
business on the north side of the
square and has gone to Des Moines
where he has contracted to work n
the Peoples furniture stare.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Kenyon Of Linby
were visitors in the city on Thursday
calling on old friends and looking aft
er business matters
Rev. c. H. H. Moore has shipped
his household goods to Des Moines
where h, and his family will spend
the winter He has concluded his year
with the Baptist church here, but has
not decided just where he will locate
for the future. His services here havr
been very satisfactory and the friends
Of this worthy family are numbered by
their acquaintance.
Mrs. Lizzie Rhodebeck of the east
ern part of the county, was brought be-
fore the commissioners of insanity here
on Thursday, to be tried. She was
found insane and taken to the hospital
at Mt. Pleasant the same afternoon.
The county is, building new side
walks about the court house in the
park. The most defective walks are
being replaced by new, while the less
needy parts are being repaired.
MI
school are planning to go to Wash
ington on Thanksgiving day to play a
match game with the team Of that
place.
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PULASKI.

Pulaski, Oct. 15.-Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Kinsinger and children of PEORIA Ill.
visited relatives here last week.
Little Harold. the 5-year-old son of
William Baughman was kicked by a
colt Tuesday evening while playing
in the orchard, which resulted in the
breaking of his jaw bone in several
pieces, and cutting quite a cash in his
face Drs. w. H. Shelton, r. o, Shell
ton and Finch were called and set the
broken bones and dressed the wounds
The little fellow is getting along
as well as could be expected.
Mrs. Lucinda Milliken has sold her
property here to OF Mack. living south
of town.
Mrs. r. O. Shelton and Miss Graham
drove down from Bloomfield Sunday
and visited at the DR.. Shelton home.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andrew and
children Of Abba visited his mother
and other relatives over Sunday.
w. H. Taylor and wife of Bloom
field spent Sunday with Mr.. Wilson
Milligan, who is quite sick.
Mr. Brier died at his home west of
town Tuesday. The funeral services
were held at the home, after which
the body was laid to rest in the
Bloomfield cemetery.
Ed Higbee, wife and son visited at
the Andrew Pawer home Sunday
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AGENCY.

Agency, Oct. 15.-Rev. and Mrs T.
B. Hughes spent last week in Bloom
field with relatives.
c. H. shearer left this morning for
Bethany Mo-, on business.
John Roberts, who is to leave for
California soon. was very pleasantly
surprised last Friday evening by q
number of his friends. Those present
We're: Misses Gladys Clements, Edna
Mcdowell. Lena Houdyshell, Bernice
Watkins, Lola Enyart, Nellie Miller
Christine and Ethel Buchanan, Susie
Reno, Fife Cremer, Matte Van Zandt,
Hattie Menge, Ethyl Rourke, Marguer-
lite Luippold, Carrie and Eleanor Lem
hauser, Neva Parker, Juanita and Ethyl
Warner, Dottie Miller and Katie Shear
er, and Messrs. Clarence Croy, Lorne
Parks, Homer Reynolds. Lou Cremer,
Frank Cole, Clint Miller. Ralph Curtis,
Orvil Buchanan, Stanley Curtis, Rus
sell Nye Frank Peck. Phil Leinhauser,
Guy Houdyshell. Ross Mace, Frank
Humphrey and Chester Reynolds.
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BLAkEs BURo.

Blakesburg, Oct. 15.-Mr. and Mrs
Heron Of Maryville, Mo-, arrived Fri
day night for visit with their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Frank Fritz.
Quite number of men from Blakes-
burg are attending court in Ottumwa
Mrs. Hunt returned from Des Moinse
Wednesday.
Winnie Cloyd was shopping in OF
tumwa Thursday evening.
Mesdames Cohagan and Snow were
in Abba Wednesday.
Mr.. Thomas and family left Friday
for their new home in Spencer.
; Mr.. Arnold is at Ames visiting his
brother Albert, who is attending
school there.
Dr. Colby arrived in town Saturday
evening.
Alva Judd went to ottumwa Friday
night.
The ladies Of the Tribe of Ben Hur
spent a pleasant afternoon with Mrs
Long Friday.
Mamie johnson was in the county
seat Saturday.
Rev. Ward is holding a series OF
meetings at the Iron church east Of
town.
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CHARLTON.

Charlton. Oct. 13.-The first number
OF the lecture course given by the
Baptist church will be a concert Mon
day night by the Euphonium Glee
club. The company is composed OF
four young men Of fine appearance and
splendid character. They come very
highly recommended.
Revival meetings will begin Tues
day evening at the Baptist church and
last until November. The pastor Rev
Palmer, will be assisted by Rev. J. D.
Vannoy. of West Virginia, noted
evangelist.
The work on the well for the water
works is being delayed a few days
awaiting the arrival of an engine to
pump the water out that they may go
ahead with the digging. They are
down sixteen feet and have eight feet
OF water now. The well is to be thirty
feet deep and sixteen feet across
On next Tuesday and Wednesday
the old settlers days will be observed
In a BETTING manner good pro-
gram has been arranged. and it is the
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Original Notice,

II
A. N. Hendricks, Plaintiff, VS.. Jos
eph N. Chambers, Defendant.
In the District Court Of Wapelio
County. Iowa, October Term. 1905.
Original Notice.
To Joseph Chambers, Defendant above
named. Son and Heir Of Nancy Car
oline Chambers, deceased. Legatee OF
Joseph P. Hendricks, deceased
You are hereby notified that on or
before the 2sth day of September tho
petition of PLAINTIFF will be filed In the
Clerks Office. of the District Court
OF Wapello County, Iowa, claiming of
you correction and change Of the
name of James M. Chambers" to
Joseph N Chambers In a certain de-
cree in the District Court Of wapello
County, Iowa, rendered by the said
A. D. 1897 and duly recorded in pro-
ceedings therein, in the estate of j. p.
Hendricks, deceased, by G. H. CHS
man, administrator OF his estate, to
sell the west half of the northeast
quarter of the southeast quarter Of
section twenty three. township seven
ty-two, range fifteen west, Wapello
County, Iowa, for the payment Of ths
Indebtedness of said estate. Further
claiming that the original notice Of
said application was served upon you,
Joseph N. Chambers, as son and heir
at law OF Nancy c. Chambers, then de-
ceased, personally In Wapello County,
Iowa. That w. d. Tisdale was by said
court appointed your guardian adj
Item, in said cause and as such filed
his answer therein for you as such
minor, and that said cause with YOU
Joseph N, Chambers as O minor defen-
dant. was upon said pleadings and is-
sues submitted to said court and de-
cree In fact rendered against you JOS
eph N. Chambers. That the said land
was sold under said decree by the said
administrator G. H. Chisman and q
deed by him as such administrators
made to this plaintiff for said land.
which sale and deed was approved and
confirmed by said Court and that the
Plaintiff is the owner in fee OF said
described land. and further asking that
the decree aforesaid be changed to
conform to the facts and truth Of the
matter and that the title to said land
be quieted In this plaintiff as against
you and estopping you from claiming
any title or interest to or in the said
lands or any part thereof. Further
praying that wherever the name Of
Hendricks" appears Hendrix" be
corrected. For further particulars seq
petition. and that the same will come
on for hearing at the October term Of
this court to be begun and holden al
the court house, city of Ottumwa,
Wapello County. Iowa, on the 2sth day
of October, A. D. 1908, and that unless
you appear and answer before noon
of the second day thereof, default will
be taken against you and judgment
and decree ordered thereon as prayed
for by plaintiff.
Dated ottumwa. Iowa. this septern.
Der 4th, 1905.
Steck, Dougherty e. Steck.
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
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ELDoN.

Eldon, Oct. 13.-Mr. and Mrs G. A.
Windsor have returned from Bloom
ington, Ill.
Miss Bessie Walker and Frank Pence
have returned from Canton, O., where
they attended the funeral of r. Cur
RE. Mrs. Currie will remain there Wis
iting next week
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Crow Of Eldon and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Thompson Of Mon
treal. Canada. left last night for a visit
at Lincoln, Neb.
Mrfs. Chas. Needham has gone to
Prairie City to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Murphy of OF
tumwa are in the city visiting rela-
tives.
Peter Burke. who has been employed
as chief clerk at the Rock Island shops,
has gone to Dalhart, Texas.
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aim of the committee TO make 1t the
best that they have ever had
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hancock, Of Co
lumbia' were business callers in the
city Friday.
]. A. Penick has returned from a
business trip to Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs Solomon Bongher, who
reside near Weller, were making pur-
chases in the city Friday
Miss Margaret Won Behren of Bur-
lington came up last evening for an
over-Sunday visit.
Miss Edith Dixon went to Russell
Friday for a visit.