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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28
HOTELS.
WALL PAPER CLEANING.
DELINQUENT NOTICE..

NAILDRIVER MINING COMPANY.
Principal place of business room 206
DCOly block. Salt Lake City Utah. Lo-
cation of mine Park City. Utah. Notice
There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account of assessment
No. 4, of cents per share levied on
Sept. s. 1906. the several amounts set OPP
posite the names Of the respective share
holders. as follows:
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And IN accOruaflCe Win law and an or
der of the board of directors made on
the Sth day of September, 1906 so many
shares of each parcel OF stock as may be
necessary will be sold at public auction
DooIy block, Salt Lake City, Utah, on
Tuesday. Oct 80 1906 at 10 o clock a. M.
to pay the delinquent assessment thereon
together with the cost of advertising and
expense OF sale.
W. r. WIGHTMAN. Secretary
First publication Oct IS. 1906.
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SSMNM

Eight-room modern brick house on
Tenth East. near First South. The inte-
rior is hard oil finish. is complete with
bath, toilet. closets and pantries. House
was built in 1904. before the advance in
building material. Would cost much more
to build az the present time than we are
asking for the house and lot.
$4,000.
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FUTILE BROS, 153 MAIN STREET.
Spectators and Builders. attention.

IL LIE BftOS., los MAIN 81 REEL
Spectators and Builders. attention.
sx9 rods. N z. cor Sth So and 5th e.
SITS, owned by fasteners. can be sold for
$4,000, if at once Fine building site.
aOx2O rods on N e. cor. Of 18th L. and
5th So stS ore of the most magnificent
and slightly locations in the CITY with flu
ture growth assured Immediately. Think
how many fine building sites could be
made by putting courts through. 1t can
be sold today for only $4,000.
No. IA 1st st. is a new buff brick mod
ern house. rooms on ground floor, and
on second floor (unfinishedl; cut stone
foundation, natural wood finish. n. p.
plumbing, sewer connected. sidewalk laid,
south front. For one week we can offer
this at 1920. Best home buy in the city
today.
No. 72e So. sth Z. ST. a Groom pressed
brick modern house and fine barn, with
21zx10 rod lot. lawn. trees. flowers; etc;
cost owner over 81. 700; is nearly new. still,
as he intends moving away. is willing to
sacrifice $780, making price 1890 for quick
sale.
No. 3s6S-A fine as acres with 5-r. mod.
house, large barn, chicken runs. cement
floors 100 fit. long: 400 choice frult trees;
fine water, etc, located just south OF
Wandamere (Calder's park, an ideal sub
urban home which a living can be
made. besides the future growth OF city
will make the purchase a good one. Price
| only 81, 800; terms If wanted.
1t don't pay to rent. We have the most
carefully selected list of properties in this
city, as we'll as the largest; call and talk
! over your wants. We can help you,
/ sure.
I futile Bros. 15S Main st. Salt Lake
( 100000 population 1905
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5-room new modern pressed brick cot
tage, bath, toilet, cleo lights, hall, cellar.
etc; best residence section, northeast.
s., 80. Easy terms
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S150.M

$4,000
For one of those lots on 9th East near
Sixth South. Just the place for YOU TO
build your home. Car service is the best
in the city. Lots are 40x1O7 feet Cement
sidewalk is laid. We are willing to give
you terms that will suit.
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$4,000 EACH

Three lots each 25x13S. making a total
frontage of 20 feet. This property is close
to the university and is very fine loca-
ton for home. There is sufficient front
age 20 put up two houses. 81, 200 takes the
three lots.
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

STOVES, ranges and furnaces repaired.
castings at wholesale or retail. 242 State.
Western Foundry & Stove Repair Works
Phones l79i-Y.
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Broom new modern pressed brick S.
w, close in. $3.50
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10000
FOUR-ROOM

Pressed brick cottage. near Sixth South
and Fourth East; has two porches. bath
room. toilet. two closets and pantry; is
lighted by electricity. If you want terms
You.
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HOUSE CLEANING.

EXPERT men for all branches house
cleaning. National House Cleaning Co.
So z. First South. Both phones.
KAPLAN House Cleaning Co. We Slean
everything Office eel South Main BoSn
phones 1Se6-Y
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VACANT LOTS.
Only one lot left on 4th South. corner
University street. 41HX11O IT. TO alley $3.50.
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WHEN you buy or sell property.
K>cp IN mind the fact that
We make correct abstracts.
Guar uteed against all errors In tftle
Examine titles.
Attend TO all details OF purchase or sale
The Homer Abstract Co.
Cor. Main & LIST So. Under Deseret bank
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EDUCATIONAL.

GATRELLS Unique School OF Short
hand and Typewriting. Hooper building
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ATTORNEYS.

~---~~~-~--~~~-~>---~--~
j. z. DARMER. attorney rernoved 10
:2-73 Commercial Blk Phone s49-Z
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


HOMER & ROBERTSON.
SPECIAL.
roro rAc-1N-c, ON NINTH TACT o-,L,,
1ss1h FEET .29s
LOTS FACING ON EIGHTH EAST
271hx12a1L FEET s275
LOTS FACING ON GARFIELD AVE
ME. A 6s-FOOT STREET. 25xiN1.
FEET. s175.
TEN PER CENT CASH.
TEN PER CENT PER MONTH.
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Houston Real Estate Inv. Co.
Phones D. 251 So. Main.
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4Ox11512 #. TO alley. on 9Th E. near Ct
So $780, or a corner for S1,O0O.
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THREE fine lots in Pepperton. Address
b SO. Herald.
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List No. 3719. On Blair ave. sth So. and
So East, 4-rm. cot, pantry. ? closets hall
porch; lot 80 #. deep to alley Price
Slooo; $500 cash, balance at So per month,
per cent interest
List No. 1920. Arm. new br house. bet
;, T. and list So. on 18th West; lot 1Ox1O
Price s1,650; terms $3.50 cash, balance SIS
a month, per cent
futile BrothersA 153 Main Street
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3SX12l IT. 70 alley. near It'll So. and
E.; city water. $500
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To TRADE.

WILL trade gilt edge industrial stock
and part cash for desirable residence
property. Address J %. Herald
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5S12xl46 IT. to alley. on jefferson St,
near 9Th So. and West Temple. S412.5 80.
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lots. corner on Royal ST. and Sd E.
south of 10th So LOCO
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| 6x7-rod corner on I'd St, with Groom
| frame cottage. 5000. A bargain
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SECOND HAND STORES.

HIGHEST price paid for carpets, furnl-
ture, cook stoves =. h Furniture Co.
31e State ST
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NEW and second haro; cash, trade or
time. Sorensen-Stoutt Co.. sole agents
for 1.-THE Old Reliable Halls Safe" Be
ware of limitations. Office, I X L Furni-
ture Store. IS r. I'd g.
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JUST finished. one of the incest S-roon
houses in the city; cream colOred brick
cut stone foundation. porcelain bath.
electric light finished in natural wood.
closet, pantry. hail, porches. cement
walk, corner. size of Let 54x1231a Il. Pipes
in for hot air furnace and furnace, easy
To put in. Independent water system. See
owner on premises. SIS East Tenth So
Price. s.. 800
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NEWS otCi.Un
FOR RENT.

S-ROOM strictly modern. steam heat,
blocks from Main ST. $40 per month. TIL,
Home Trust & Savings Co, 6-10 W. LIST So
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futile Bros 15S Main st. Salt Lake.
100 600 population 1908.
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ARCHITECTS.

MECkLENBURG, ARCHI feet AMI
SUPT.. moved TO new apartment, 80 floor
Atlas block. Independent No g.
T. NJ ULMER & SON. office 525 Dooly
Bldg. Salt Lake City. Phone. Ind. As.
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Sx9 rods, N e cor Sth So and 5th Z.
$4,000, if at once. Fine building site.
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-18
He Ilo, Brother Farmers!

Good leather stock has advanced five
to ten cents arponnd but you must not
think that this advance Fixes the pres
ent prices of good harness in Austin or
that it places harness out Of your reach.
The fact is. that our prices are not
raised at all to compare with the adj
vance in leather stocks. You need
not think that you must send away to
get lowest prices. Poor harness is al
ways dear and you can buy good bar
ness at reasonab prices right here.
Don't ask simply how cheap harness
is but also how poor. # Ons are netting
ahead 81 sending away your money.
II you do not;Wish to buy sof me, buy
Of some other home dealer. .empha33
size the fact that prices here today are
away below what the high prices Of
leather would warrant. n low il your
opport rtunity &.
Iss5s5s 5sss @ ..;s Reliable.
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-18
Order for Clearing. on Claims
STATE OF M1NNEsoTA,

-
STATE OF MINNESOTA, , : -
4. County of Mower-ss.' " &
In Probate Court. ..
Special terra April 10th. 1906 ~ g.
In the matter OF the estate of John Beach.
deceased. 1.g-eNt. :.--, ,,.t -
f. Letters testamentary on the estate of said
deceased being this day granted unto Frank
M. Reach of said county. - ',e&&
1t is ordered that'al claims and demands of
all persons against said estate be presented to
this court for examination and allowance at
the probate Office in the court house, in the
city OF Austin, in said county, on Monday the
s2nd day Of Oetobtr 1906 at three o'clo Il p m,
estate. : r Il. %ss l@ >ss .5: E S5::'s& ;a5s
| II is further ordered, that six months from
thedate hereof be allowed to creditors to pre-.
sent their claims against said estate, at the ex:
piration Of which time all claims not presented
to said court, or not proven to its satisfaction,
Eahall be forever barred. unless for cause shown
further time be allowed ssSs :<44 4E45 Y! p
! Ordered further that notice of time and
place of hearing and examination of said claims
y and demands shall be given by publishing this
1 order once in each week for three successive
Iweeks in the MOWER COUNTY TRANSCRIPT, q
l|weekly newspaper printed and published al
tho city Of Austin in said county. s s3tf
Dated at Austin, Minnesota, the 18th day 3e
April, 1905. III! - E. 5 ILL.,
>o - @ss5 j. u. GREENMAN,
April -ffs. q, May i 8 1'' q
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L. W. 'WAkELEY,. u.
Very Low Rates Tuesdays.


Every Tuesday, balance of the year,
the Chicago Great Western Railway
will sell homeseek kers tick cts to Mime
sofa, North Dakota aud Canadian
Northwest at about half rates; to other
territory first and third TUESDAYS.
Apply to any Great Western agent or
81. z. Elmer, G. E. !. "a a. ST. Paul, MINI.
State number m ia party and when going.
.Gsneral Assent bly, f resbyter1an
Church Des iAoines, Ia. !, May 4
u: 55s5 +. sssss 6s29; ]; Il l9O6. z5 d
Account Of the above occasion the
Chicago Great az estern Railway will
sell round trip tickets to Des ;Moines
at only one fare plus $2.OO. Tickets.
on sale Ma Nth to- 23rd inclusiYe.I
Final return lT1 limit May 3lst. For fur
ther information appli to any Great
Western 4 | gent or sP 2. Elmer, G. e. AZ,
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-18

Win heart disease q but was u II ii
town n he day before he died. lesNTais
lmarried Ia III Aprii, 1S7S. ~ Misss bertha
Trnhn. She died inSf IN 0vember, l1877..
He was aoa ain arried III April, I'd
Miss Mary Beck ker,,R d native Of Prussia.
1FnneraI seryIic l.I Wer6 hel a at the fam
IN homo "a Racine township ip Sunday
afterno ion. s5ss
y. 5EU To GEN j. I, u. II FlJ + h d B &
sj>sAt Harvey an III b. Suddenly Sunday
April IS, 19O6, Eugene -. nller, aged
$50 years. He left Austin April 10 for
5Valva N I'D ]. WI thu car load OF six six
jhOra ii, two COWS, furni itnre etc. to 20 to
the Nv I'LL deadowcroft farm near ValYa
where he. was to do come breaking.
His wife's neph lew, Amos B cadfOrd sac-
companied him. All that is Known at
this writing about Mr.. + lier's death is
that he fell from the car. IA: 5s4
E#8E. Nj. Fuller was q son of Walter and
Mary Ann Fuller. He was born in
Painesville, Ohio, March ~, 1847. III
1850 the family moved TO Fond fd1 Lac
county, Wis. where they bought 100
acres of government land. In July,
S1OtUy Ju0yS[I0A40 w u ~ AA0OAA ~ ~ vAAoAAAP r
in this county settling ia the Saints
Rest district. They came with three
yoke Of oxen and two wagons bringing
their worldly effects with them and
were three weeks on the road Eugene
was then 1 lad Of nine years. His
father hauled some oak logs to Austin
and had them sawed and erected g
frame house, moving in before the roof
was on. In 1857 they raised a crop.
Eugene grew UP there and was married
to Mrs. Mary C. Smith Feb. 1874.
They lived on the farm adjoining un
til about 1883 when they moved to AUS
tin. Mr.. Fuller's father died Nov. 16,
1882. His mother, aged 81 years, died
Aug. 225, 1904. 7 He has been III poor
health Of late but was feeling better
whenhe went away. He was a man;
of quiet disposition, upright in This
dealings and was highly esteemed BY
those who knew him. He leaves a
wife and an adopted daughter Emma,
He has one sister, Mrs. Will +. Snyder;
OF Bottineau, N. D. "A brother, Francis,
died Sept..8, 1863, atthe age of 20. The
will be brought 70 iAustin for
interlnent. Funeral selvi :es, conduct
ed by Rev. C ID. Belden, will be heldfn
the East Side Presbyterian, church
Thursday afternoon two o'clock In
terment in OakwOOd. ~
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-18

A farmer way out in Oregon, writing
to the publishers Of Horse Book, adver:
tised in this issue, says: II have read
number of books on the horse; some
of them were large and Of high, price,
but Bicycle Horse Book did me more
real good than any of them H. The
price is so cents, free by MALL address
the publishers, Wilmer Atkinson Co.,
PHILADELPHIA. !: = =, ",* :".,* !. =
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-18
w eekly Market Letter.

Butter Creamery lower but good
dairy scarce and 7 offer FOR this week
22c trade 17c cash. @ ..;>s, Il III Il
are lower: went down 211c doz
.ons day last week. Pay this week 13c
trade lie cash. 4 S !, n, &S.ss# " ss%e1. 4!
FL Potatoes No change SOC trade 40c
cash for white varieties. s4Oc trade SOC
cash forred. No other changes. \
= 7 v MCBRIDE, The Grocer. !
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-18
Special Excursion Rates:

HoMEsEEKERs RATES Homekers excursion third
of during :, #E#EMa
cAF0RNA
sale AprI25 to May ~ S#ES%@ mt 4F III
PORTLAND AND PUGET Summer
attractive
ne Rocky Mountains and Pacific
trip from omaha 49, a Shasta Route aud Puget Sound
Springs
From Omaha
DENVER COLORADO SPRINGS AND PUEB0st
July.
RESORTS
Utah Back Hills with ac
liy including all the attractions Of the wonderful West A
YELLOWSTONE for handsome Park folders descriptive of
tickets Park holders
s-S%f" to make it the you aS&
81 printed matter free.
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-18
Eggs for Hatclling from prize win
ming SC. w. .5Leghorns for sale. (
a: ( IA. o. BENSON, ....s.5. #=gs5.. { i:
Blooming Prairie, Hinn.
Eggs For Hatehing.

& From Barred plymouth Rocks, Sill
yer Laced Wyandottes toulouse Geese
and Bronze Turkeys. Send for circu-
lar. Address MRS. b. ii. PIKE and
Son, Austin, Minn., Rural No. 6. New
phone. 5s 81. s.s
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-18
Low Rates TO California via Chica.
go Great Western Rail way.

Account Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine
7th' to 10th. Tickets on sale April @ 25t6
to May 5th inclusive Final return
limit July 31st. For: full information
apply to any Great Western Agent or
J. p. Elmer, G:P. A, St. Paul, MINI.
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-18
MRS. JOHN HEIMER. ].


At her sons home in sA dams town,
ship. near Johhsburg April 8, 1905, of
Old age, Mrs John Heimer, aged N8ss
\ years. She was bora li1i 1ern1any ~
1924 and was married there iI 1850
They came Ossthis country in l855
settling in Illinois and in 1856 came to
section 81 in Adams township. -Four
sons survive: John, Henry. Matthias
and Nicholas. Funeral services were
! held il the Catholic church Of Johns
burg on Wednesday foreno oon. She was V
highly regar rded in the community
where she lived. .%S. : st@ 5ss .-
1 :, !, &c, !, e, ,.r,r NM, Af,Ir ;sg 81
CHhlo !. ~ y LILIES .-1. : = = - :.
Sl#55ss,At hia shn,ma naar ,,aar .Tohnshnrr. III
y - ne rs townsh;n " AM Anil n, igH 7;hria II
Mn1lanhach % az "a aaed 17 years. He had
4 t,aan % nn;ta ;,i For hhniit 4 wear. & He
inoa harn n Garmanvsin 1920 and was
3marr;ad . | there >.iHhev came To- Adams
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-18
Leeftsr ,sane, 9 Austiilll,

Dear Sir: - resident
of fa cot IN #at Union don't
/ want to ssees his name ia print had two
vs. oefferstof e ons o,f paint: 80 and
1 s $1.25. I ook the 81 ~ and got gkinneds
/ He'd have got three arters skinned
liiffshe'd taken the other. Il
The $50 was . full Hon; the $1..25
was Is per cont sho Ehe full meas
hure paint was adult terate s4O per cent;
the short measure paint was adulterats
ed rs per cent, besides benzlne ii the
oil, don Z know how much
DeYoe lead an zinc wasn't, sold ID
!. the town then. 81 III
II doesn't pay to monk ICY with paint.
II Devoe costs less than an Of 'em; not
by the gallon, OF course; By the house
and year. That's how to reckon IT,.
Go by the name, ours truly
; .s;5s 81 F3 Il DEYoE s. Co III I
| New Fork and Chicago
EP.@IS I. T. Tollifson sells our paint.
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-18
Eggs; For Hl|!'atching

/; From pure bred s. G. Brown Leghorns.
Trap nest layers: q cents for 81 eggs,
$3.50 per hundred. .5tss,sTa
Mrs. ALICE AVERY,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-03-09

the county commissioners right to resur-
face a road on their own responsibility,
without being compelled to regrade or
rebuild it; and when an estimate has
been made by the Highways Engineer for
the building of any road and the amount
of the estimate has been expended by the
county commissioners, the work can be
discontinued il they so elect.
On Monday evening, about $50
o'clock, Isaac Winder. the condemned
murderer of toll-gate keeper Rinehart,
escaped from the Towson jail. The date
of his execution has been fixed for March
80 and as the death warrant had not
watch. The negro who is full of cunning,
had noticed an automatic apparatus at
the top of his cell, which was intended to
release the door independent of the locks.
This was to be used in the case OF fire,
when it was reces sary to let out all
the prisoners at once. When Winder got
out i'll the passage he sawed the bars III
front of one of the windows, and jumped
to the ground. His exit was noticed by
a guard, but the official said that he was
afraid to shoot on account of the posi-
bility of the bullet striking one of the
deputy wardens. 1t was bright moon
light night, but the negro soon disap-
peared. The entire police force of Balti-
more City was at once notified, and
efforts are being made to apprehend the
man. He is a desperate character, and
as it is reported that he has a pistol,
there will probably be trouble ill recap
turing him.
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From Carea.

CAREA, March Mr. Cllrk Brown
formerly of this vicinity but now of Ohio
is spending some time with friends here.
1t has been forty years since he left here
for that state. Saws he sees many
changes and improvements in the neigh
borhood and finds only two of his neigh
hors Mr.. William channel and Mr.. Cor
bin Taylor living on the same farms they
occupied when he left.
The Fawn Grove Railroad passing
through this section has greatly increased
the value of and demand for property.
Mr. J. R. tones formerly of Fawn Grove
but now proprietor of large publishing
company in Philadelphia has purchased
two farms in his old neighborhood and
is anxious to purchase his old home place
but the present owner Mr. B F. Morris
with good management. starting in
business with only half acre, values his
farm at $14, 600 or $100 an acre.
Miss Ora Lowe spent Saturday and
Sunday in Baltimore visiting her brothers
and sisters.
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CRIMINAL COURT,

On Monday. Charles Nelson, negro
plead guilty of larceny, and was sen,
fenced to the House of Correction fer one
year.
William Bond, a negro who had been
convicted of larceny, was sentenced to
the penitentiary for Is months.
William Rumsey, a negro who had been
convicted of manslaughter, was SEN
fenced to the House of Correction for
two years.
On Wednesday, William Ruff a negro
plead guilty of violating the local option
law, and was paroled for one year. Ruff
claimed that he had bought the whisky
for another person, who had given hin
the money to obtain the same, and that
he had never engaged in the business
Judge VanBibber cautioned him against
any similar transaction.
Henry Washington, a negro charged
with the larceny of some corn from Mr.
Frank Rembold, plead guilty. He was
sentenced to the House of Correction for
months.
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From ScarhoFo.

ScARBoRo, March Miss Phebe Trim
BILE, of Baltimore. who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs Lydia F. Scarborough,
is now with her sister Mrs Elizabeth
Healy, of Delta.
Mr.. Harry Anderson. of Baltimore,
spent few days last week a A. A. Huff s
residence.
Mr., H. Sapp Scarborough is painting
A. A Huff S house and barn.
Mr. James kahoe has moved from Mrs
Susan Lees farm to his property recent
ly purchased near Flintville, and Mr.
William Robinson has moved from near
Cooptown to Mrs. Lees farm.
Mr.. Harvey Jones has moved from
Glenville to the old homestead here, and
Mr.: Samgel Jones has moved to the
Noble property.
Miss Nettie Huff, of Wilmington, Della.
ware. is visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. T. r. Huff.
Services at Ascension Church during
Lent will be on Fridays at 4 p NJ and
at 80 p. Nj. on Sundays, except Marci
18th at A NJ. BRUCE.