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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-08-31
THE TICKET.

For Congress.
WM. +. COX.
For Rrpresentaiiv Dubois aud Pike Go I
ALDEN j. HEU RING.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
BOMAR TRAYLOR.
For County Auditor.
MICHAEL A. SWEENEY
For Clerk Circuit Court.
JOHN L. HUTHER.
! 81 County Treasurer.
JOSEPH GERBER.
For County Sheriff.
FFRDISAN Nd VOLLMER.
For County Recorder.
john Il JUDY.
Tor County Assessor
JOHN KLEIN.
FOR County Commissioner lit Dist
FRED J. ALLIES.
FOR County CommissiC ner 2d Dist.
HENRY WEIR.
For Cozoner.
IF. MEINKER.
For Surveyor.
JOHN VI. sCHNARR.
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NOTICE.

In the matte. of dram by Josegh
schmidt ct al. No. 3472.
Notice hereby given that the under
signed, Supt. Of Construction, has lev
lied the following assessments upon TIE
lands hereinafter described for the pur-
pols of constructing said drain petitiOneG
Tor a. above, 10 per cent of said assess
ments viii be payable On the 9th day Of
August le0t, and 10 per cent will be paw.
able on TIE 9th Of each and every sue
eeeding month thereafter until ali OF
said assessments have been pail said
assessments are payable al the reside zee
OF said Supt "a construction 10 Ireland
Ind.
Said assessments are a. follows
Jos Schmidt upon part of the e qr.
Of the NV or, sec - :, rs " 81 acres,
.2Ss.
Wesley DeBruler on part Il the ~ ar
OF the NV ~, see Ter 81 - acres
tl93.
Louis Padgetr on part OF the - OF
sc or Of the ne qr sec u It's i6w l6 acresf
$l44
Leora Kirkland pt Of the 10 OF the
SO Or of the ne or sec l. It's r,iw IA acres
1926 90.
Lemuel L. kelso upon part of the
of the ne qr of sec II tbs rbw and upon
pit of the Sc n Of the sc qr OF sec u =
row and also upon part OF the nl-2 Of the
Sc or OF the 80 qr o. sec tie r6w y l-2
acres SOS.
Mary /. Horton. Sylvester Horton,
William Horton, Louis Horton and
Belle Johnson upon pat OF tn. ~ " Of
the sc qr sec / It's rtiw Ii acres tlf4
Rachel Britain upon pi Of the nv Or
OF the ne n sec II, tls row II - acres
500.
Clara Wininger upon ptof the ne qr
~ the Wv lr sec It's row l6 acres Sl2S
Joseph Greener upon pit OF the NV qr
Of the sc qr sec l. tie 10 y acres SO.
George Weikel, pit Of the NV az of the
sc or OF sec - Ills row 81 aci esS50.
Henry Weir part OF the nv ar OF ne
az sec Is tbs row , II acres so.
John Hoffman pt Of the ne or Of the
ne ~ sec Is tbs r 6w acres SIS
Perry Anderson part OF the sc ~ OF
the 80 qr sec l. til riw ~ II acres $40.
All OF said persons are further notified
that the above drain has been estab-
lished los the Judge Of the Dubois circuit
court al the June term, 1905. and that
the undersigned has been directed 10
construct said drain.
William T. Young,
Supt. Co struction
Richard VI. Milburn,
Attorney
Aug. 81. 2y.
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Police Count Proceedings

St1lC
Frank Dapps for assault and
battery upon Emma Dupps, the
defendants wife, upon arraign-
ment he pleas guilty to the
charge. State introduces its evil
ldence and shows to the court
that s25 fine is inadequate where
upon said defendant is bound
over to the Circuit court, to
await the action of the grand
jury, he gives bond in the sum
of 500 with Charles Flick and
George kaStner as surety.
Roman Schitter, tresspassing
upon the jail lot. Deft. pleas
guilty and is fined So and costs
Fine stayed.
Patrick Dowd and John hurry
Iintoxication. These two men
We're found in the north part of
the town lying across the pave
ment unable TO get to the camp
at No. 5. They both plead gull
~ and each was fined 81 and
costs. both paid.
Nike Golden intoxication plea
guilty fine 81 and costs and sent
TO Jail.
The state VS. VIM. Cannon, In
toxication plea guilty fine 81 and
cost and sent to Jail.
Before Squire SoIigs.
The State VS. Epp Gage ccw
trial by court finding guilty fine
s25 and costs in default of pay
ment is sent to Jail.
The state VS. Conrad Eckert a
& 3 with intent. Bound over to
court to await the action of the
grand Jury.
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state Of Indiana County OF Dubois. s :
In the Dubois Circuit court October
term 1906.
Noah Osborn Va. Ida Osborn.
The plaintiff, iving filed in this court
his complaint praying for divorce, to-
gether with the affidavit OF disintere l.
ed person that said defendant : non
resident of the state of In.Iiana anG that
her place Of residence is unknown.
Now, therefore, said defendant il
hereby notified that unless she be and
appear on the 10TH day of the next term
OF the Dubois Circuit court, the same be-
ing the October term thereof and the
same being the 22d day Of Octobe" 1906
10 be held in the court house at Jasper,
in said county, and answer or demurr TO
said complaint, the same will be tried
and determined in her abGence.
Witness my hand and seal OF said
court, this 2gth day OF August, 1906.
John r. Huther,
+ Clerk of Dubois circuit couIt
A X. VI. Milburn,
J. Attorney
Aug 81 1906 3w
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hIOTICE j. hereby given 20 the citizens Of
~ Dub 'is, Marion township Duhois
male citizen If the United states. "a M apply
tu the county Commits toners of uuhois
county At their next regular session in sept
l~r. for a license To- retail trfnNCuf
liquors, beer and " me. aud permit tht SAINT
to De drank ou the premises, under the POO
visions Of the laws 81 Indiana COVER ulug
such license
The precise location where such lquor-
to be sold D. ia 4 front room = feet long ll
i feet wlds on the ground hoor Of A tWo
story frame building situated GA .pt No. - JOB
the town al Dubois aud located "a the CORNER
Of -ycamore and lurth streets. aud front ul
on four.h street in Dubois Joe Marion town
ship in Dubois County, Indiana.
II the same time aud place viii apply Tor
llc"D~s To ALLOW card PLAY ing. dice thrv ~ inf
aud to sell lunches aud confectionery
CLANpR NORDilpft
Aug 70 iss sN
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License Notice.

Notice IL hereby given 10 the citizens OF
Kellery lie. Hat bi~ou township, Dubois
County. Indiana. that the undersigned. a
male citizen of the United states " IN apply
TO the County commissioners Of Dubois
county AT their next regular session in Sept.
1906 for license 20 retail intoxicating To-
quors, beer and vine, ana permit the same
60 be drank on the premises. under the pro.
visions 81 the laws of Indiana governing
such license
The precise location where such liquors
are 10 be sold II In room ~ feet wide by AZ
feet long, stu sted in the last end of "A two
story frame building fronting on the shoals
and Paoli roads on part uf the ne quarter of
the ne quarter Of sec No 80 town range
twc~t, bounded a. follows Commencing az
the East side OF said section, town and
range, running thence south west until IL
runs due south thence due west contain ng
IS acres more or less being all north Of the
Psoli road until where said road runs due
south In HARRISON TIP. Dubois Co. Indiana
At the same time and place will apply for
for license TO allow card playing dice throw
ing and 20 sell lunches and confectionery.
GKOn0E BAuER.
Aug T., 'OC 3w.
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Notice of Dissolution of
Partnership,

Notice is hereby given that the part.
nership heretofore existing by and be.
tween Lampert and Herbig il mutually
.iisolved Leopold Herbig having dis
posed his share Of stock to Joseph Lam
pert The firm will hereafter i.e known
as Lampert Bros.
FRANK LANrERT,
LEOPOLD III ERBIG.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-08-31
Liquor License Notice.

Notice : hereby gwen TO the citizens Of
Jasper AMI H4 ubrldEe township. uuno4-
Co. Indiana, thar the undersigned. a u4alr
inhabitan OF sad township ami county, al q
over the age al q years, and Of good mora
character, Viii al the regular sept term.
100. OF the kOard o. Comm iOneI- of said
county. apply Tor a license 20 sell anu retail
~pirNuou-. ylnou=. malt and other intoNica-
ting liquors in n less quantity tlau luart
40 time. " ith the priv 81 allowing tile
same 10 Ice drank on MS premises
The ur-cI-~ iucs'i9n here such HCUnr- 20 De
-old front re- IA uu the grfrnl fip0r
81 "a two story trtine huildius -lN lhi. tr.t,
situated on Ga" =. y. corner 90 lut Nn g. 20
the town 81 Jasper Dubois County lud ana
Iu rom fronting Main street
Also 10 sell Lunches ana ciga
DAM ". ItpN NHpF
Aug 10. E 3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-08-31
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know il.
now TO Find out.

FIJI a bottle or common glass wi'h your
water and LEI Il stand iNeriy-iour hours. a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-08-31

convincing p-oof that the kidneys ani blad-
der ale out " or-sr.
has to Do.
There - comfort in the knowledge SC
often exnres,,d- that Or. Kilmers Swamp
Root. ths zr,-ai kidney remedy fulfills every
wish In eurHs rheumatism. pain in the
back. kianeAs liver. bladder and every part
OF the uF;nars Passage. Il cofrects inability
10 hold water snd scalding pain in passing
Il. or baa effects following use Of liquor.
wine or nser ma overcomes that unpleasant,
necessiiv OF reing compelled 10 20 often
during ,hs dss. and 10 get up many times
during IN. mint. The mild and the extra
ordinary enssr Of Swamp-Root Is soon
reSlizec. u stands the higheS, for its won
deriul cures - the most distressing cases.
II you nseo medicine you should have the
best. Sss o. druggists in SOC. and 81. sizes.
lou r.aS nave sample bottle Of this
sna ! s..k , siss'T tel. ~r=,ttxs
more aneutu beth sent : !; ss. ..,ss,.s
sbsoluisy hes py mail, a. ELY Eyo
address ri. Nilrner & Home OF swampRocs
Co.. EinpnAnIon. N Y. When writing men
ION Teaa.ns tais generous offer in this paper.
DOM msEe snv mistake. but femem-
Der the ram" SSainp-ROo DR. kilmar's
Swami Root and the address, Bingham
ton, ; YIN every bottle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-08-31

sediment O. set
ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
tcn Ct the kid
neys fit stains
your linen Il IS
evidence of kid
rey trouble; too
f->fucr- cssirc q
RAGS ID or rain in
tAc back f. also
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-08-31

VIM. A. Wilson,
General Insurance,
and Loans. Farm
Loans at > per cent.
Jasper. Ind.
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wondepi.I siscovery
and a re ok mat tells
more sneuiu beth sent
sbsolu;sly hes py mail,
address ~. Nilner &
- -
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License Notice

Aug 1895
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-28

building line He will give display
on the streets OF buggies and deiiv-
cry wagons which were built entire
~ in his shop. The shop of Mr.
Anderson Is located just TO the rear
OF the Daily Light office and the re-
porter frequently calls there 10 watch
the work of building vehicles. All
the wood and iron work and painting
are done by Mr. Anderson, and the
vehicles now being turned out by
him are az fine looking as any we
have ever seen Only high grade ma
terial is used and the finishing is
done in an artistic manner
Mr. Anderson has made a long
study OF the buggy business. and he
says he can build as high grade work
and sell II as cheap as II can be done
anywhere in the United States 1t
Is his purpose TO open small fac
tory in Waxahachie this fall for the
manufacture of vehicles The first
year he will build open top buggies.
road wagons. top buggies, straight
sill surreys and light spring wagons
Watch for Mr.. Andersons display
TO be given next week.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-28
NEW KIND OF FUND.
Huntington Starts Moyebent to Aid
the Professional Men


Los Angeles, Cal. April 2S.--H.
e Huntington Thursday opened the
list with gift of $50, 900 for fund
TO alleviate the ruined fortunes of
professional men and women who
lost all in the San Francisco disas-
ter The statement was made public
by Mr. Huntington that his gift is
in part as follows:
During my recent visit to San
Francisco | was struck most forcibly
by the misfortune that accrued to
professional men by reason of the
disaster. The sturdy laboring man
will find work at once, and through
the assistance of the relief commit
tees and the abundant call for labor
will soon be on foot again and in al
most as good a condition as before
the earthquake.
sit seemed to me that as class,
lawyers, doctors and other profess
sional men depend upon libraries,
skill and clientele for support are
most heavily hit. | know personally
many professional men who lost their
libraries, home, instruments and ev-
erything but the clothes they were
wearing These men not well equip
ed to do manual labor must takt
practically a new start in their pro
fessions with little or nothing to he
gin with
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-28

titled the merchants of his place that
he must have contributions. ani he
brought drays and took wnat he
wanted, saying he would stand re-
sponsibie for the cost The supplies
were loaded on special train and
hurried to this place. But along
with what the Mayor secured the
merchants themselves sent as much
more and applauied the mayor f,r
his act
During the cyclone one man was
struck In the side by a piece of fly
ing scantlng. II required the united
efforts OF three strong men TO pull
II from his body
Yesterday afternoon young
mother with despair written on ev-
cry feature appeared. Little ones
toddled at her heels and she
held in her arms wo-month- old
babe The babes head was bruised
and battered and in the chest was
a cruel wound made by a piece of
scantling.
Today all that remains Of Bellevue
is smoldering ruins A pail of
blush white smoke hangs over ev-
erything. Across the railroad. near
where the depot once stood. is a
tent in which the survivors are fed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-28

\ delightful variation OF the usual
chapel exercises tooN place at the
university YESTERDAY morning in
commemoratiou OF President Tur-
ucrs fory-0fth birthday The cele-
brariou. arranged after the German
fashion by Miss Elsa Mueller con
sisted Of greetings and congtaiula-
tous In 0te languages.
Miss Mueller gave charming ut-
tlr opruihs address lu which she
stated .hat ruc Germans, 4uiike busy.
practical Americans. take time to OBJ
.ert, fha natal dass of hose whom
fbr. teHebf fc bonor she was fol.
Iowtd U Mf Preston Conner wbe
SAW Iht GREETINGS of fhs GLASSES iu
Gre,t .e 'he classic ieneusEe of lto-
msr ff eeI termed phrasra Miss
tda -HsH -.n.rstrfed fte ..assea .u
Iaff Hi.. UFr.i.. Nssl hose Ia
eefmaa ur Tew usF .he Fnnrt
4ss snN Wi knm Hnnrrft ft-
.Aspauusa el Eurisa
rte urrr sed fip.sut af mss au
r,reted homssf3uaf ef toreiga
ardf seref ftr s nemenf st b
Ioss t snIssif recovered his rasss
ant responded It hh uHai harnf
maBue
a wealfh Hf uese auHaea a the
E ....s,sg f..st... as aha srsEfer4sfr fgItass
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-28
TOWN IS NOW IN RUINS.
proSbsr0ar Little Town Of Bellevue Is Dc
moliSAed By fierce Tornado.

Bellevue, Tex, April 2S-Thir-
injured and property estimated to
have been worth anywhere from
5000 900 to 5000. 600 was DESTROYED
by the cyclone which struck this city
Thursday evening about 6 O'Clock
For many minutes previous to the
terrific blow a grim portent of dis
aster was visible on the horizon and
most of the inhabitants had time to
seek the shelter of storm cellars
Then, like a demon on mission of
vengeance, the whirling atmosphere
shot across the town, leaving behind
nothing but debris and the dead and
the manned
The destruction could hardly have
been more complete. Although many
OF the structures were very substan-
tial, being of brick and stone, not
one escaped demolition; and fire
which sprang Up amid the ruins soon
destroyed the debris. Today Belle
vue can not boast of a single store or
house. The cyclone made a clean
sweep and the path it left can be
traced far beyond the corporate linn
its as plainly as If it were a well
travelled courtry road.
The Inhabitants were left destitute
but daylight had not come before
special relief trans began to reach
here from the surrounding towns.
They brought fool clothing and
money The mayor of Henrietta no
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-28
JNTER(OASTAL CANAL.
Chairman Holland Has Established
a Bureau at Victoria.

Victoria. Texas, April 2S.-No one
is doing more than or as much as
Mr. c. S. f. Holland to make sue
cess of the coming Interstate water
ways convention. to be held in Lake
Charles on May %. He is keeping
his stenographer busy these days,
and among other things he told the
Post correspondent that the executive
committee of the Interstate inland
waterway has opened up its head
quarters at Victoria and is now busy
with a force of stenographers send
ing out letters to Texas and Louisi-
ana points 10 business organizations,
urging the necessity of appointing
delegates 10 the coming convention
to be held at Lake Charles, La, MAY
%. 1906.
This convention bids fair TO be
the largest convention of the kind
ever held in he south II is believed
that several United States senators,
congressman. governors and host
of state officials from Louisiana and
Texas will be in attendane Several
acceptances have already been re-
ccived
Letters from Lake Charles and
other points In Louisiana indicate q
great enthusiasm over the project in
that state
The executive committee held "a
special meeting In Houston few
days since. appointing committees
to handle The question Of railroad
rates and other matters pertaining
to the convention
Special letters ot Invitation were
sent out thts morning. to Governors
tAuham ot Texas and blanchard Of
q i.ouistana tO hv present aud address
tbv convention. and also reduestins
them to appoint fbeir entire siafts
a# spesial deiegatrs to che ,onVsn-
tiop Victoria wili ht represented at
I the convention Hf uuf less thau
fwent, dy'setea sui BE- a believed
Ithaf Cu,ln Coepa- CbrIsu Wegtlile.
/ IGonaala. sud eftsf ro.uts lH thls ses
fiaa sill mt, ntu uiIH DELEGATIONS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-28
Grand Jury Indictments.

The following indictments were re-
turned by the grand jury yesterday
afternoon before that body took a
recess until Monday: Perjury, / ;;
false swearing, / embezzlement, 3 ::
theft, g. burglary with intent to
rape, /; aggravated assault, /.
A decree of divorce was granted
this morning in the case of Merritt
Booker against Minnie Booker.
The present term Of court will
come to an end next week.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-28
Heard from Their Son.

Mr.. and Mrs. P. P Smith this
received a letter from their
son. Clay, who is in San Francisco,
stating that he escaped unhurt. He
his personal belongings in the earth
quake and fire. This is the first
news Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have had
from their son since the earthquake,
and they had been apprehensive for
his safety
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-28

The Methodists as body ask the
cooperation of every one In the re-
vival services. They are for us all,
come out
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-04-28

rsaf b. Ne Na3e f Iae state
aaseslulerdrut ofIer an tutiin st-
tenaesa ths CeRsFsl -tras Frseherr
Asaesiafien hrfe fofsf
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-12-28
FOSSIL NOTES
(Communicated.) }

The biggest thing In Fossil 10 the High
School. The attendance lie fine and the
interest 10 intense. We have the bes,
corps Of teachers the school has ever
bad. Besides working hard ell the week
they are to be iound In Sunday school
and church on Sunday. They teach
both by precept aud example. No 9th.
or school need try to get single one Of
them for we mean to keep them. We
know good thing when we get it. The
next interesting thing In our town is
the Sunday schools and churches. Per.
haps these should come first. There
were just 100 In the Baptist S. s. Dec.
ember 10th and large attendance at
the NJ. 4. Church.
Chistmas was duly observed In both
OF the churches and both places were
crowded and the children were all made
happy by the usual Christmas gifts.
The Baptist church, which has been
In an unfinished condition for three
months on account OF the two large
memorial windows not being in has at
last been completed and is a credit to
the town.
Mr.. Hooper Of Condor spent Christ
mas In Fossil presumably to investigate
school affairs.
The recent rains are benediction to
our stock men. The grass 10 growing
aud the stockmsn are in smiles. Even
the town people are glad for their wood
supply will last longer.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-12-28
TO CLOSE ON SUNDAYS

A movement is on foot among the To-
cal merchants to close their places ol
business at Q 80 In the evening and re-
main closed on Sundays for the next
three months. A number OF efforts
have been made in the past to bring
about this result but thus far they have
proved OF no avail. II a penalty were
attached for failure TO close at the re.
quired time each evening and II the ma.
chinery Of the prosecuting attorneys Of.
fee we're brought to bear by the mer.
chants who observed the agreement
against those who violated the Sun
day closing law II would in ell probabil'
itY prove success.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-12-28
A COMPLETE SURPRISE

The Christian Endeavor Society Of
the Congregational Church Of this place
gave their pastor, Rev. q. w. Riggs. a
beautiful Morris chair for Christmas
present. It is OF golden oak finish, up
holetered in leather and made for solid
comfort. The young people had kept
the matter very quiet and the gift came
as complete surprise to the pastor,
who greatly appreciates the kindness.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-12-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

]. +. Hunt departed Christmas
morning Tor Portland. Mr.. Hunt will
spend few days his wife and daughter
In that city.
Landlord Gross Of the Summit Hotel
10 prepareng an elegant dinner for New
Years Day. Hours from ~ TO 2.
We wish 10 correct an error that oc.
Cured In these columns last week. U.
II. Williams did not donate the watch
10 the winner OF one OF the contests at
the Catholic fair. nor did r. II. Robin.
son donate II. We were informed how.
ever by number Of parties that the
watch In question came from the former
source. We trust that this correction
will settle question which apparently
IL Of such vital Importance 10 our friend
Robinson.
Il 10 sometimes rather Difficult II for us
TO recognize merit In the efforts Of our
business or professional rivals. Az an
illustration Of this fact, the editor Of the
GLOBE wrote an editorial upon the sub
ject Of good roads In the issue OF Novem.
her 30th. This editorial was copied by
many Of our exchanges, some Of them
giving US credit for II and some Of them
taking what little credit there was To
themselves. The pen pusher at the
GLOBE Office was grati6ed and agreeably
surprised to find the same editorial re-
printed verbatim in the last issue OF the
Condor Times, with this introduction:
"The Canyon City Eagle has the follow.
Ing very timely editorial on the Webster
county road blll,"
Landlord Haskell has decided 10 cele.
brate the anniversary Of the formal
opening VI the Hotel Oregon by prepsr.
ing sumptuous birthday dinner on New
Years day. The dinner will be served
from ~ TO 2 O'Clock.
Dave Bowman OF Glen was transact.
business In Condor Wednesday.