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Middletown transcript., 1906-11-03
JURORS FOB NOVEMBER

Clerk OF the Peace QnigIey and Protiion'
otary Speakman have dawn the follow
ing panel Of jurors to serve at the No
sember term OF the county courts;
Appoquininlink hundred !: William Il
Lush, Joseph A. Unruh.
Brandywine hundred: William G. Weer
Gilpin G. Highfeld.
Blackbird hundred Stephen J. Keen
William 1. Reynolds.
Clristiana hundred /: y. I. Lyman
William Cornelius.
Mill Creek hundred /: Lewis E Collins
Harry Eastburn.
New Castle hundred Edward 2 king
ton, Wilkinson E. Cranston. William
Hushebeck.
Pencader hundred Arthur Rounds
Charles Crunpton, Jr.
Red Lion Hundred Harry g. Price
James H. Batten.
St. Georges hundred: John Il. Jones
Georges II. Kohl.
White Clay Greek hundred: Frank ]
Jannison, Leslie Jones, James II. Kennedy
Wilmington Clarence R. Holt, vii
liam j. Hemphill, James F. Higgins
Joseph T, Monigomerv, Marion ]. Crook
Alfred B, Moore. Henry @. Robinson
William ]. Mcknight.
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cEclLToN

William Morris, Of Wilmington, spent
a few days with John Goppage and wife.
William Pearce, Of Efkton, spent Sun
day last With James 7. Watts.
+. Il. Myers and daughter have been
spending few days in Wilmington.
Miss Nellie Lusby and G. G. Morgan
are spending few days III Wilmington.
Rev. Elmer Jones has been spending
the past week with his parents. Daniel
Jones and wife.
Miss Blanche Van BnslIkirk, Of Balti-
more, is visiting relatives in and near
town.
Miss Mary Blackway has been spend
ing the past xeek with Miss Dunlap, Of
Wilmington.
Miss Ether Davis, of Townsend, has
been entertained by Mrs. Cornelius
Davis during the past week.
Mrs. Susan Clark aud Miss Anna
O'Neil were the guests of Mrs. Daniel
Jones on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Jones are SPEND
ing several days in Philadelphia with
relatives.
Misses Janey Smith aud Blanche
Brown have been spending few days
| with Miss Mable Brockson.
Mrs. Mary Black, OF Wilmington, is
spending several days with her sister,
Mrs. James T. Watts.
John II. Black, wife and son are spend
ing few days in Wilmington and Phiia-
delphia.
Tie butcher Shop being erected OH the
property OIL. Il. Snith will be opened
on Thursday. Tie proprietors are Geo.
w PadIey and John G. Manloye.
| Quite a number attended the benefit
1 entertainment on Tuesday evening, given
by tile two remaining performers Of the
stranded Becker & Maye show. Their
i manager left them without any money TO
/ return to their homes in New York.
A tournament strictly for amateurs Of
the Eastern shore oil Maryland and Della.
ware will be held near town on Saturday,
November, Iotli, at 2P. NJ. All knights
1 wishing to enter will kindly send name
| and title 10 William @. Jones, Cecilton.
Md. Entrance fee $l.0o Rings II in
ciies. Ist prize, single set carriage llar
ness; 2nd, lap robe; srd, horse blanket
Ali, carriage whip. Refreshments vii
be served on the grounds,
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ST. GEORGES

Clayton Riley was in Wilmington on
Monday.
j. Ii. s. Gam and Clayton Riley spent
Thursday III Philadelphia
Mrs. Dewitt and Miss Edna stetsons
spent Tuesday in Wilmington.
Frank Peterson, Of Philadelphia, spent
part 81 this week with his family here.
Miss Mabel Jones, Of Bear Station. vis-
tied her mother, Mrs. Eida Jones on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Todd, Of Kirk
wood, spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary
Thompson.
Miss Rachel Cleayer bas returned home
after an extended visit with friends IN
Kennedyyille. Md.
Mr.. Samuel Gray, Of Leipsic, spent
Tuesday With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Montgomery Gray.
Miss Sadie Belyille has returned to her
home in Wilmington after an extended
visit with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Simmons en-.
tertained on Sunday her brother Edward
Murray, wife and daughter. Of near Else
mere.
Mrs. George Hill aud daughter have re.
turned home after . tao weeks visit
with friends In London Grove, Pa, and
Wilmington.
Mr.. and George Swain have issued
cards announcing the marriage Of theiI
daughter Matte Elmo 10 james II. s
Gam on Monday. October goth.
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WARWICK

Although tile weather was inclement
on Halloween the rambler was out.
Messrs. John H. NJ. Garner and Z. E.
Marsh we're Elkton visitors on Monday.
Mr.. D. Wilson, of Wilmington, Del.
spent Sunday at the Gillespie.
wilson Merritt spent Monday in Elk
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Jones visited Mr.
and Mrs. Hayes, near Galena, on Sunday.
Mrs john Lattomus returned home on
Sunday after two days stay in Chester.
Pa, aud Wilmington, Del.
During the forty hours devotion lie
Rev. Charles A. Crawley was assisted BY
two priests from Wilmington.
Archie Crawford will open dancing
school in E A. Jones' hall this week.
He will give lessons two nights IN each
week
Tile ladies' Of the NJ p Church will
hold country store, oyster and. poultry
supper IN tile Lodge Boys Hall, Novenl'
her the 2Ist aud I'D, 1905.
"A number Of our town people were dis,
appointed on Wednesday to see rain
as they anticipated attending the race n
Middletown on the following day.
November 9th viii be the day that tl,s
majority Of the men of Warwick will gs
10 Cecilton and il viii either be license
Or local option.
Tie infant daughter Of Harry LightcsE
was buried Ii tile Ne P. Cemetery sot
Saturday last. services being held at tIlt
church
Politicians have been kept very buss
during The past week, mammoth mas
meetings have been held throughout tIls
county. On Monday. Secretary Bona
parse addressed large audience at Eak
ton, Nd.
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CHURCH NOTES

Bethesda Epworth League meets in
tie audience room Of the NJ. e. Church
every Sunday evening At 700 o'clock.
Everybody il invited to attend. The
topic for tomorrow evening Is Church
Extensions. !" LIKE 4:l0 John 1920 Acts
D 20; Ex. 40:34 ss | Kings s:lO-ll Luke
T:l-lO; Ex. 36:s-7.
The Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor of Forest Presbyterian Church,
meets every Sunday evening at g.45
o'clock. A cordial invitation ID extended
ID everybody. The topic for to-lnorrow
evening Ii sThe Blsssedneas Of Com
munion with Christ" John 1915 zd
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CONVENTION OF STATE TOWNS
Wilmington Councilman Start Movement
in Interest of State Towns.

Wilmington Councilman Start Movement
in Interest of State Towns.
Councilman D. W. Lynch, Of the Third
ward Of Wilmington. is the father OF q
movement to hold convention in this
State before January |, of delegates repre-
senting all the large towns in Delaware,
for the purpose Of discussing the needs OF
different communities throughout tile
State, and bringing their needs to the at
tentinn of the next General Assembly.
Mr.. LYNCH brought the matter to the at
tentiun Of City Council last week, and
upon his motion, Clerk Of Council
Thomas Lewis was instructed to send
to EACH nf the larger tuMHs copy Of the
report Of The business done at the Com
yeniiun OF American Municipalities, re-
Gently held at Chicago, which tile Will
mington coiicilmlen attended, also in
closing letter bringing 10 the attention
of the various town councils tile matter
Of State convention. The move is con-
sidereti good one. as by holding State
convention the needs of every town
could be learned, and when the Legisla-
ture convenes, every community would
receive proper legislation.
4 Eli
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DELIGHTFUL MASQUERADE
Taylor Barnett Entertained Large NUM-
ber of Friends Wednesday Evening

Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Barnett gave mas
querade party on Wednesday evening for
their SON Taylor. About forty persons
were present aud all had royal good
time. All the costumes were good and
some very funny.
Some Of those present and the costumes
worn were: Mrs. Martin B. Barris in 9
beautiful crepe paper dress and hat Miss
Mary HutcIlin, red cross nurse Miss
Gertrude McCrone, Spanish girl; Miss
Bernice Metten, America Miss Maud
Deakyne, Sappho Miss Jeanne Metten,
summer girl; Miss Blanche Deakyfe,
Japanese girl Miss Ethel Cochran, red
cross nurse Miss Nellie Armstrong. bride;
Miss Helen Rowe, dawn; Miss Mary
shockley, night Miss Helen Biggs, Boz
peep Miss Nellie Janyier, gypsey Miss
Ada Scott, ghost Miss Mary Richards,
blue bell; Miss Mary Gill, red cross
nurse Miss Edith Ginn, folly Miss Ber-
tlia jones, negress Miss Lydia Dockety,
red riding hood Taylor Barnett, fat wo-
man Delaware Dockety, clown Woodall
Cochran, clown Emory Iiukiti, Uncle
Rube Ringgold Richards. clown Ernest
sirnan, soldier Epbrianl JoIls, half
breed Victor Jones, cadet Reese Dar-
Iinglon. nesro; Master Charles Ritchie,
clown; Master William Clark, George
Washington. A number present were
not masked, among them being DR.. and
Mrs. G. A. Ritcbie, Mr.. and Edgar Clark,
Mr.. and W. J. Barnett, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Collins and Miss Hattie Cullen.
Pumpkin pie. sweet potato cnstard,
nuts, apples, bananas, cider, cake, coffee,
olives were served. The house was trim
med viii, pumpkins and fancy lanterns.
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DEATH OF HRS. 4. . LEArHgsBERRY


Mrs. A. E. Leatl,erbury passed peace
fully away at her home on East Main
Street on Monday evening last. aged 70
years. She was good Christian woman
her suffering being borne with. fortitude
and patience. Death had no terrors for
her. She leaves husband, two daugh-
tiers, number oi grandchildren and many
warm friends to MOURN her death. Fun.
eral services were held at her late resi-
dence, Thursday afternoon Al 2 o'clock,
fDjr. l.. Il. ibifuore, pastor d lie Fires.
Presbyterian Church. officiating. Inter
terment was made III Forest Celnstery.
The pall-bearera were: Thomas e. Hnrn,
Cryus Taiman. Albert Price. George s,
Richards, Andrew 8. Eliason and )
Moody RotLwell.
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HOTELS AGAIN WORKING

Milford hotel keepers, who recently
lost their liquor licenses and VI q ecase-
auence closed their houses to guests. re-
opened them Tuesday.
Hacks wili meet every train as hereto
lore aud the hotel men viii follow this plan
until other arrangements can be made.
IT business can be made profitable with
'o.,i j Iicense ii viii Be continued whether
liquor can be sold Or not.
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s,..,,.,tw e,,nar;nsspdeait spaid Monday

Connty Superintendent epaid Monday
aunuuuupd that tie eoanty teachers iHatls
tnte will bs Ileld ii pelaNaEe College,
Newark November 2ifls, 27sii and 2stils
and there aiII III I'd sessions of school
outside Ii Wilmington during that week.
Tie regular iliontlily meeting q fle
Board ii Edncaiin, NiIl " held ois Mon-
day ssei.isg next. November 5th, II the
Assembly room at the Academy, and '
fan attendance ID requested. Business
of importance will be- brought before the
meeting.
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CRoUCH-DowREY

Miss +. Viola, daughter Of Mr.and Mrs.
James II. Downey, and Mr.. Colonel
Crouch, both Of this town, were united
in marriage Thursday afternoon by the
Rev. G. T. Wyatt, pastor Of Harrison
Street III. E. Church. in Wilmington.
The bride was attired in blue Panama
cloth With white silk trimmings. Mr..
and Mrs. Crouch will reside in this town.
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LETTER 70 >. Q. BIaas

Dear Sir: EIere'sa table with three or
four tails TO it.
Professor Irvine has an Academy.
Mercersburg. Penn lie paints the floors
ii, summer vacation. II used to take 30
gallons Of paint, There we're two paint
stores there, and lie used 70 buy Tone
4sear OF one, next year of the otheTl 80
gallons take lead ont year after year.
Now lie paints Devoe !; 90 gallons and
tlle difference il 4 saving of $50 year.
Fl. g. Fallon was one of those Dealers
good man; but lie wouldi'i take up Devoe
ID we turned 10 tile other, ] A Boyd.
But FaIlon i,as fonnd il necessary to get 8
good paint 10 complete with Deyoe. He
not one OF the eight honest paiuts. He
has q big hardware store aud il doing an
excellent hardwars business but Boyd,
Of course, llas the run on paint hiss .
little hardware man.
we don't care how little or biz man
il, Ii i.e wants good paint and i active
snd sound.
Yours truly
10 FaW DnvoE & GO
rs. IF MsWi,orter & Son sell our
paint.
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HYMENEAL
BRowN-EvANs

Miss Dora NJ. Evans. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ezra Evans, living near town
and Mr.. EIwood Z. Brown, were married
on Wednesday afternoon, in Wilmington,
BY Rev. G. 7. Wyatt. at his home, Harri-
son Street M. E. Parsonage. They were
unattended. The bride wore handsome
dark blue tailor. made gown with hat to
match. They win take short wedding
trip, after which they will be Ut home on
East Main Street.
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M,cLEARY-CoLE

Miss Martina B. Cole, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Nehemiah Cole, and Mr.. Cecil
McCleary we're married on Monday eyen-
ing, October Goth. The ceremony was
performed BY Rev. George P Jones at the
home OF the brides parents on Montgom-
cry street. Mr.. McCieary is engaged as
d cutter at tile Mbford Shirt Factory and
native Of M.dd!etowu, Delaware. They
will reside III South Milford Milford
Chronicle.
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| Ihe hiddIeleNn transcript
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Al &fls Close - ffo&l0 ssrss

Gaing NORTH 20 .. u. la.o5 k.rs., $50 i. .zll.s
!. ~ p. MI. and Q j, fl.
40ing sunHt 90 Il ra.. Al lb p M. and +. 10
IsAa d. sss
FOR warwick Cecilton ana Earlville a.20 .,
u. and a.45 b ~.
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Revival services will begin rs the
Methodist Church on Sunday evening,
November 4th.
Mrs. Daniel Richison entertained her
sister and husband, OF near Woodland
Beach. over Sunday.
Mrs. w. A. Scott entertained the
Woman's Holne Missionary Society on
Monday evening.
Miss Estella Yands ke and Mrs. [. Z.
Maloney attended the Tournament at
Dewey Park on Saturday.
Mrs. Harmon Reynolds, daughter aid
son are spending yeek with her parents,
Rev. ]. H. Beauchamp and wife, of Har-
riugton.
Miss Ethel Maloney gave a nuttine
party to her Sunday School class Friday
evening Of tile past week, the social was
held in the Church Hall. Nuts we're hid
den in different parts Of the hal, AID I. i
given time the one who found the great
est number received prize. Howard
yandyke being the fortunate one,
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Miss E,teila q. sslsdam, Of Philadel-
phia. spent Sunday With Scr parents Mr.
and Mrs. ]. A. snsdan.
MFR. and Mrs. John Lynch, of Wit
minegton, spent Sunday with MT. = =.
Fourace and family.
Mr. and Mrs. W. s. Evans, 81 EIkton,
Nd, were over Sunday Ksiests with Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Fuard, last Sunday.
Miss Mary RutiIweli was The delegate
from the Presbyterian Sunday School at
the convention held ID Wilmington. on
Thursday
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Mrs Arll.
town llais Ner
hIrs Il: y. i
visitine her iisssfl
Miss Lillian seli
with her brother !
Mrs. w. p. CuIleis
with her daughter !
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and Mildfs
Mrs Susie
Fort Nightly
iHg,
Ms. " Watl a
Scott spent tuesday wi i Car
penter,
George VI. yandyke Is spenl
Tuesday With their son neal
Smyrna.
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SCORES AT BASE BALL

Chicago. Oct, Il Following are
tne base BAH scores
League tSatnrdavl: At Boston-Cin-
cinnati 3, Boston I: at Philadelphia
Chicago 2. Philadelphia 9; second
game, Chicago 3. Philadelphia six
innings; a. sg Rr@oosiyn-Pittsburg 3,
Brooklyn 0; second game Pittsburg ),
Brooklyn 6; at Nee York-st. Louis
2, New York &. second game st.
Louis /, New York o-eight innings.
american Csaturday): At Cleveland
New York ! CleYeland /; at Detroit,
st. Louis and chicago Weather.
Sunday At st. Lous-Boston l, St
Louis I; Second cme) Boston ?, St.
Louis 0; at Chicsgo-Washington 5,
Chicago s; Second game) Washington
8, Chicago o
Western (saturdsyl: At Denver =
Pueblo I. Denver 5; Second game)
Pueblo p, Denver 4-eight innings; at
Sioux Ctty-Omaha II, Sioux City 8;
at Des Moines-IIneoln 2, Des Moines
a. Sunday At Denver-Pueblo s,
Denver 3. second game Pueblo 3,
Denver g. at Sioux City-Omaha 7,
Sioux City s: second game Omaha O.
Sioux City at Des Moines = Lin
coin ., Des Noires 3; Second camel
Lincoln G, Des Nolnes six innings
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Shortstop White Plays Star
Game Against Senecas
Stops Sizzlers.
Joe Long Juniors Play Fast Filming
Preliminary Defeating Malt
Marrows 3 To l.

Hammond took the measure of the
Senecas Yesterday, defeating them by
the score of TO ?. This makes the
third victory out of five games and
makes Hammond the victory over this
fast squad of ball tossers.
After the preliminary game in which
the Joe Long Juniors defeated the Malt
Marrows OF this city by the score of
20 l in seven fast innings. the Ham
monds started out in a business-like
manner to do the little Job that had
been cut out for them. They scored
two runs in the first inning on a two
base hit by Donohue and then fought
inning by inning until the fifth when
Hammond secured the run that proved
to be the winner
White at short was a whirlwind and
was easily the star of the day. He had
six assists and there should have been
seven, if Mcmahon had not made an
error by dropping the ball.
The game was won through the
superior batting ability of the Ham
mond team. they having secured Is
hits to the Senecas' 7. Donohue struck
out ten men to boomers eight, but
evened things up by passing five mer
to boomers one.
Only a small crowd was in attend
ance, probably on account of the coun-
ter attractions. the Washington
game at Chicago and the football game
at East Chicago.
Chicago Heights is on the program
for next Sunday and as the boys from
the neighboring city have a good team
and laudable ambition to wallop tn,
Hammond boys. the contest SHOULD
prove to be a good one.
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RAILROAD TIME CARDS.
WABASH RAILDOAD
East Bound

East Bound
No. il Local points 70 Detroit.
Hammond HAS a. m.
Ne. Through train Buffalo &
New York Hammond 1850. 3.4S p, m
No. = Through train Buffalo
x New York. Boston. Ham
mond .1l:4S p. m.
West Bound
No. to Chicago. MS, Ham
mond ............... 6.l6 a m
No. to Chicago. ST. Louis &
Kansas city. Hammond -. 9.S4 n m
No i to Chicago. Hammond. Ss0s p. m
Ne. 13 TO Chicago. St Louis &
Kansas city. $40 p, m
Trains No. ard 3 are through trains
70 Toledo. O.. and Pittsburg. Pa, with
chair cars and sleeper All trains daily
Fer any information phone 276l, OF
write +. H. Tristram, Asst. Gen. Pas
senger Agent. 81 Adams street Chi
cage. III.
FRED y. HICKOK. Agent.
Hammond.
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Want Column

ED-Inexperienced glfl LOT
general housework. Call 40 ogdeh
street.-9-29-5t.
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as a creased pig at county fair
Most Of the substitutes We're given
chance at their respective positions
Hargrave and Blair being the shin
ing lights in the second half HaF-
grave ran the length Of the field from
a KICKOFF for touchdown OF the reg
ulars Sohl, Finrip and Williams play
ed the star roles. Several new plays
were tried and worked fairly well, but
Coach Cayou has decided 10 have secret
practice all next week 10 prepare Tor
the Indiana game, which the Scarlet
rooters sincerely hope that the Little
Giants" can win.
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notice. TO NONRESIDENT.


THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE
COUNTY. Before w A. Jordan J.
p. in and for North Township. Lake
County, Indiana.
August Ogren VS.. william HAYNES,
whose true name is unknown
Now comes the Plaintiff by John M.
Stinson. attorney. and files complaint
herein. together with an affidavit of a
competent person. showing that the
defendant William Haynes, whose true
name is unknown, Gohn NJ. Stinson
being first duly sworn on his
oath says that he is one OF the
Attorneys for Plaintiff herein and that
the defendant is a nonresident of the
state Of Indiana. and that the Plaintiff
is a resident of the State of Indiana
and that the cause of action alleged
in the complaint in this action is
founded upon an account for money
and goods had and received at the spe-
ciaI instance and request Of defendant
that the object of this action is t
enforce the collection of said account
that there is an attachment to assis
in collecting the amount due upon saiC
account. That the residence Of the de
PENDANT is unknown, though diligen
enquiry has been made as TO the loca
! ton and whereabouts of said defend
ant: that the name sued upon IN thi
action is William Haynes. whose trul
christian name is unknown and an
/ ant believes that said William Hayne
! is a nonresident of the State Of IN
diana. at this time.
Affiant is making this affidavit 70
! the purpose Of giving notice OF tn
/ above action and for the further pun
pose Of getting service By publication
upon defendant and afHant furthe
saith not) is not resident Of the Stat
| OF Indiana.
said defendant is therefore hereb
notified of the pedency Of said actio
and that the same viii stand for tria
and that unless he appear and answe
or demur therein. at the calling of sal
cause. on the 18th day OF Novembe,
A. ID. 1895. to be begun and held IN tn
Court Room CT Judge ". A. Jordan
H. p. at Hammond IN said count
and state on the 18th day Of Novembe
a. D. 1906. said action viii be hear
and determined IN his absence.
IN WITNESS. I hereunto set m
hand and afix the Seal Of sal
Court. at Hammond. this 18th ia
Of September. A. D. 1906.
y. A JORDAN.
Justice OF the Peace.
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REAL ESTATE
"-''- -''"'- TRANSFERS

A list of transfers furnished daily by
the Lake County Iltle and Guaranty
Co. abstracters. Crown Point, Ind:
Lucy Loeb to c. T. Peterson, lots
p and 22, block 5, Glen Ellen Park. l..
Lucy Loeb to c. T. Peterson, lots
% and "a. Glen Ellen Park. .........
Ekke Vanderwall to Cornelius Ooms, G
Il of the NV 4 of NV 4 of section
$685. -. -. -. -. 81. 10000
Besides the foregoing transfers there
have been ] mortgage, releases of
mortgages and 4 miscellaneous instru-
ments filed for records
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In the Way of Sport

pretty good line on the strength OF
these two teams. Indiana is prone To
90 great deal Of Boosting about what
VIII be done with Cayou's aggre cation,
out the Wabash boys are biaing their
time and expect TO spring a surYise
on the oNer-eonhdent team from Bloom
lnEton A week from Saturday 1lli-
nols VIII play its FIRST game with Wa
bash and is looking upon TIE Little
Glahts as dangerous competitors.
coach Lindgren has warned his war
rlors not to be confident in re-
gard to the outcome of the contest
with the Charlottesville boys.
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with the Exception OF Nebraska The
Charlottesville school succeeds in
Raining up the Biggest Score of the
Day in the West.

spot" Blair. the Hammond Splinter.
who is a candidate for position on
ire Wabash college football team. made
il sensational eighty yard run for
touchdown Saturday in the practice
game between Wabash and the South
Bend high school team. The game
was played in a down pour of rain and
on a slippery neld- These conditions
made it impossible 10 get line on the
Little Giants" under the new rules
OF playing. The forward pass did not
figure ut all, but Wabash scored at
viii against their lighter opponents
bucking the line and skirting the ends
for steady gains. Harg1 ave. the
sub" quarter. scored touchdown
from the kickoff.
The wind was the cause Of several
spectacular plays being made. such as
several slides that would have done
credit 10 a professional base ball play
err The high school lads We're unable
to gain the necessary ten yards AT any
time in the game. while Wabash was
held only twice. The South Bend team
was the pluekiest high school team
that ever played IN Crawfordsville
Though they weighed bur I46 pounds
they did some remarkable work con
sidering the condition OF the field
George" Miller the dimlnutive quar-
ter Of the Scarlet team said after the
game that the ball was as hard to hold
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MoNoN
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

J. c. DOWNING. Agent.