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WEST HANCOCK.

j. NJ. Mnliken, OF Bar Harbor, was in
town this week.
Mrs. Mary Mlliken, who was severely
injured by fall recently, is improving.
Victor r. Smith, OF Northeast Hsrbor,
made short visit to relatives here last
week.
Fremont Stearns and wife have returned
home after spending few weeks in
Egypt.
Miss Amelia d. Bush, of Mount Desert
Ferry, was recent guest OF W. X,
Springer and wife.
Mrs. Victory Bridges has returned from
the Eastern Maine general hospital much
improved in health.
Mrs. Ralph Moore, of Ellsworth, visited
her uncle and aunt, Sherman Mcfarland
and wife, last week.
w. r. Butler and wife passed through
here Saturday on their way to Buffers
Point, where they intend to make short
visit.
April /. SUMAc.
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WEST EDEN.

School begins to-day, after a recess of
four weeks. Miss Mabel Smith is teacher.
A little son arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Knowles Wednesday,
March Is.
Miss Mildred Mayo recently spent a
few days at Bar Hsrbo, visiting friends
and relatives.
NJ. W. Lurvey and wife are spending a
few days with Mrs. Lurvey's parents at
Salisbury Cove.
Mrs. Alice Graves and two children,
Miss Alice and Master Arnold, are visit
ing Mrs. Graves parents, G. w. Kittredge
and wife. Master Arnold has been quite
ill with pneumonia, but is now out of
danger.
News of the death of Roy Cousins, who
was sailor on the Lejok, was heard with
regret here. He had lived with Captain
Nathan Higgins and wife, until about
three years ago, when he left to follow
the sea. He leaves a brother, Hoyt Cous-
ms.
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OTTER CREEK.

James Smith rs having his house newly
painted.
Severe colds are prevalent and number
are on the sick list.
Miss Ella Walls, who had an attack of
pneumonia, is much better.
School is in session in this district,
taught by Arson Thorn, of Bluehill.
The many friends in this community of
Herman Bracy, of Brooklin, are very sorry
to hear of his continued illness, and hope
soon to hear of his recovery.
This community was greatly saddened
by the death from pneumonia of Lincoln
Wright, on Saturday night, March "a,
being i'll just one week. He leaves a wife
and seven children, besides mother,
brother and sister. The funeral was held
at the church Monday afternoon, Rev. S.
L. Hanscom, of Bar Harbor, officiating.
April 2. ANON.
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WEST FREMONT.

Raymond and Wilder Robbins spent a
few days last week at Mckinley, visiting
their grandparents.
The sewing circle met at the home
OF Mrs. Charles p. Lunt. Owing to ILL
ness, many were absent.
Capt. W. II. Lunt and wife have moved
to Brooklin for the summer. They will
occupy the house of Minard Freethy.
There were no services at the Methodist
church Sunday, as the pastor, Rev. ID. NJ.
Angel, was detained in Brockton on ac-
count OF illness.
Mrs. l.. w. Rumill, who took her
daughter Marie to Belfast for an opera
ton for enlarged tonsils, arrived home
Saturday. The operation was performed
by Dr. Eugene Tapley, formerly of this
place.
April 2. THELMA.
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PROSPECT HARBOR.

". P. Hewins and family arrived Sstur-
day for two weeks.
Miss Guptill and her guest Miss Josie
Hawkins, of Sullivan, were here Thursday
calling upon friends.
j. Everett Pike came from Hanover,
Conn.,, the first of the week, to spend a
lew days with his family.
Frank Randall and wife, OF Harrington,
arrived Sunday at DR.. Larrabee's for a
visit with friends and relatives.
The village schools commence this
morning. Miss Carrie Robertson, of
Detroit, is to teach the grammar, and
Miss Dorothy Dresser, of Milbridge, the
primary.
ing for Boston, where they will spend the
month. Miss Genevieve Cole accompanies
them as far as Bangor to visit Miss Grace
MacFarland.
Capt. Deasy entertained the Friday
might club last week. There were twenty
three guests to enjoy the fine entertain
ment and supper. Many were prevented
from going by illness and the storm.
The E. t. society had pleasing enter
tainment Wednesday evening, consisting
of music, tableaux and reading. Home
made candy was for sale after the pro-
gramme and a social enjoyed for an hour
or two.
On Wednesday afternoon quite large
party drove to the Marsh and enjoyed a
dne supper and evening with Calvin Tracy
and wife. 1t was intended to be surprise,
arranged by some of the Pythian SISTERS,
but the surprise was rather on the guests,
who found fine chicken supper in resdi-
ness.
April 2. c.
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wALTHaM.

Miss Minnie GrindIe, of BluehiIl, is at
work for B. f. Jordan.
Miss Marion Jordan has returned to her
studies in Bar Harbor.
Elliott Jordan, ir., and wife visited Mr..
Jordan's family recently.
George Rankin and family visited rela-
tives in Amherst Sunday.
The dance at town hall March % was q
success socially and financially.
Nettie DeBeck, who has been in Els
worth for several weeks, is home.
George Stanley, who has been in Brewer
the past week, returned Saturday.
Charles Jordan and little grandson
Sidney are visiting relatives in Boston.
Miss George Jordan, after weeks
visit in town, has returned to Ellsworth.
Herbert Harrison, who has been at
work for Milton Haslem the past winter,
has returned to his home in franklin.
Mrs. Arvir Jordan and son Oscar Wis
tied Mrs. Jordan's daughter, Mrs. Rosa
Brsgdon, at Franklin, Saturday and Sun
day.
A. F. Merrill has closed his spooiwood
mill for the season. There has been a
shortage of wood owing to the scarcity OF
snow.
Mrs. Vivian Blake and Mrs. Madeline
Ash, OF Eastbrook, were the guests OF
their aunt, Mrs. Abbie Haslem, Sunday
and Monday.
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THELsIA.
SEAL HARBOR,

Madeline, little daughter of Freeman
Sabans and wife, is quite i'll.
Pearl Clement, who has been very ill
with rheumatic fever, is improving.
Clarence Rayfuse, while working on
wood last Saturday, cut his foot quite
badly.
Stuart Campbell, who has been at
home on short vacation, has returned to
Rockland, where he is employed.
Alvin Stinson, wife and daughter, who
have been away this winter, have re-
turned home, and are living in Capt. Cox's
cottage.
Irving and Arthur Clement, who are to
have the market this summer, formerly
kept by Freeman g. ODER, are repairing 1t
for business.
April 2. p.
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going to Boston to resume his employ
ment as Pullman car conductor.
George Hodgkins, one of our war veter-
ans, passed away at his home here
March 80, after an illness of several
weeks. Mr.. Hodgkins was born Sept. 2
1S4S. He was buried with the ceremonies
of the !. o. F., of which he was member.
A small delegation of the G. A. R
was present. Rev. o. G. Barnard spoke
words of consolation to the bereaved ones
Mr.. Hodgkins leaves besides his wife, two
sons and two sisters and an aged father.
April 2. M.
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spent Sunday with Mrs. Tribou's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester.
April 2. n
BLUEIiII.L,.
April 2
pEArn or MSS Many :. woon.

DEATH OF MISS MARY T.. woon
Miss Mary Elizabeth Wood, matte.
OF this town, but for nineteen years .
teacher in the public schools Of Ros,o,,
died Saturday, March IL. The Rest,
Transcript says:
II IL nctshic shat for two score OF vears L..
Ing sinlle year. Miss Wood had se,vaa Il.
pablic educational interests OF this eli, al.
was born in Bl1ehili sixty three years aeo ~
was the daughter OF John Pincsney WOO, J,
that place, Her mother was Adellue Hu,eh,..
OF Pepubsrot.
when Only girl OF twelve Miss Wood rs,..
to Boston to live. and attended the l,x,.A.
grammar school, then school fof e,rla onn,
Amer her graduation che went 60 the lsoxbnr.
high school. and after she had been sf,s,u.,.s
from that she took up teaching.
This was in 1881. and she began her caree, a.
teacher Ia primary school belonging IN ~
Dearborn grammar school district, in Ros uyv
Her service 10 this rsde was ehoft, howeva,
rs she was coon called TO take charge Of one a,
the classes In tne-schooi proper.
She continued In this school I'M 1900. perform
ing faithful service, and through her h actin,
and iovable character ami asnlatility eedea,
ing herself TO class after eisss OF p pli and IN
her associate teachers. becoming thereby widely
known and respected. 50 many friends did ,bs
make.
Niles Wood was particularly attached TO her
home life. She lived with two sisters, uiss
a. Wood aud Mira. @. W. Page. widow shs
lie survived, In addition TO them. by one br Their
George p. Wood. OF Jamaica Plain.
Miss Wood belonged for somc time to the Boa.
ton teachers mutual beneis association She
was member Of the Firs, Un,versaiist church
10 Roxbury.
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MARLBORO.

Myra Springer, OF Hancock, is visiting
at Tyler Hodgkins'.
Cecil Mcintyre, of Ellsworth, is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Mcintyre.
Addison and Lizzie Saunders, OF surry,
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Fred An
derson.
Mrs. Colman Hodgkins, who spent last
week in Old Town visiting friends, came
home Monday.
Mrs. Lydia Springer, who has been with
her niece, Mrs. Albert Harvey, the past
few months, has returned to her home q,
Partridge Cove.
The many friends OF John Douglass and
family will be glad TO hear that they
reached Longmont, Col, safely, and found
the weather there warm and beautiful.
April 2. ARE.
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Belle ID. Sargent, wife of Charles W.
Sargent, died at her home here Tuesday,
March q, after an illness of only few
days, aged thirty-five years, seven months
and twenty-five days. She was born in
Gouldsboro, the daughter of Samuel G..
pendleton and wife, and was one OF nine
children, of whom five are now living
Wellington Pendleton, Mrs. Flora Ia
Count, Mrs. Rose Kent, OF Bar Harbor,
Mrs. Bertha Gerrish, OF Winter Hsrbor,
and one brother, Alfred, residence un-
known.
Mrs. Sargent leaves husband and seven
children to mourn her loss and miss a
mothers care Maynard, aged seventeen;
Wellington, aged fifteen; Camden, thir-
teen; Gladys, nine; Ruth, four; Mason,
one and one-half, and baby two days old.
Services were held at the home wednes-
Sullivan, officiating. She WAS laid at
rest in the family lot at West Gouldsboro.
Besides the relatives, she leaves host of
friends to mourn her loss. She was a
good mother, loving wife and always
had smile and good word for all. She
will be sadly missed. The immediate
cause OF death was peritonitis, caused by
fall.
The infant child Of Charles W. Sargent
died Friday, March y, aged four days,
and was laid at rest beside It's mother.
April 2. T..
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MARIAyILIE.

Fred Moor has returned to his school at
Bangor.
DR.. C. G. Morrison, of Bar Harbor, is
building camp on his farm here.
Mrs. Ford, Of Bar Harbor, who came
here for her health and had the misfortune
to break both her arms by fall, was
was taken back to her home last week.
Mrs. Matilda Frost was called to Water
vile by the serious condition of her son,
Winslow Frost, who was run over by the
cars. One leg was mangled so that am
putation was necessary. His many friends
here are panied to hear of his great mis-
fortune.
March o. g.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.
Thompson is in poor health.

Lewis Thompson is in poor health.
Mrs. Mary j. Haskell is recovering from
an attack of grip.
Miss Evelyn Haskell is teaching the
school here. She boards with Mrs. Frank
Haskell.
Postmaster Walter Webster, who has
been very ill the past month, is now able
to be out.
George w. Hill has returned from a
visit with his cousin, William Hill, in
North Bangor.
Capt. Arthur Powers and wife have gone
to Sunset after closing their home here.
Capt. Powers will leave for Boston in
few days for the yachting season.
April 2. f..
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COUNTY NEWS.
~ sadssso~ai cosrs, ys,rs see other pcpes
SORRENTO.


Miss Mary Prehle, OF Ashville, is visit
ing at l.. r. Havey's.
Mrs. Lizzie Stratton, of Hancock, is yis-
iting her parents, Joseph Fenton and wife.
Capt. win Hawley is in Rockport, Mass,
to get crew of men for his fishing boat,
the Geraldine.
Miss Addie White, who has been very
i'll with pneumonia at the home OF G. w.
Sargent, is improving.
There will be business meeting OF the
Hollywood Inn club Saturday evening,
April I. All members are requested to be
present.
Little Gladys Sargent is very i'll with
pneumonia. With the loss of his wife
and child, Mr.. Sargent and family have
the sympathy of all.
win johnson, of East Sullivan, and
Jonas Lindsay, of Ashville, are now oc-
cupying their camp near the fish stand
and will begin fishing soon.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Everett Jellison was in Bar Harbor Fri
day night.
Atwood Bunker is not gaining as rap
idly as his friends hoped for.
Miss M. E. Moone leaves this week fol-
Boston for visit with relatives
Peter Mckenzie, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis March "a, i:
gaining slowly.
Friends of Mrs. George B. Tracy will be
pleased to know that she is now GONZALES
cent after very severe illness.
e. v. Jellison, who has been visiting his
parents, E. A. JeIlison and wife, at East
brook, is in town for a brief stay, before
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SEAWALL,
SUMAC.

William Dolliver, who has been quite i'll
with grip, is out again.
Mrs. Frank Black, OF Southwest Hsrbor
visited her brother, Joseph Robinson, and
wife last Sunday.
Miss Lena Malanson, who has been at
work in Massachusetts, since last fall,
came home last week.
Lester Newman and wife returned from
Franklin last week, where they have been
visiting Mrs. Newman's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. French.
All the fishermen will start this week OF
next. Some are ready now, others will
get ready this week Fish have dropped
in price about one-half, and il it keeps on,
by the time the SeawalI men are ready the
fish will not be worth catching.
April 2. DOLLY.
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NORTH LAMoINE.

George Smith goes to Bridgeport, Conn,
this morning to be employed.
Miss Emma Austin went to Winter Har-
Dor Saturday to resume teaching.
Charles Brown, who lost his house by
fire year ago, is having lumber hauled
for rebuilding,
Senator Clifford Coggins, of San Fran
cisco, arrived Saturday for few days
visit with his brother, George H. Coggins.
1t was pleasant surprise, as Mr.. Coggins
did not know of his coming. 1t has been
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HANCOCK POINT.

Miss May Young has gone to Castine to
school.
c. A. Penney has returned home from q
visit in Bangor.
S. j. johnson and wife are visiting Mrs.
Mary Remick at Bayside.
Whiting Ball, OF Bowdoin college, is at
home to spend his vacation.
Mrs. George Hopkins and SON Ernest, OF
Trenton, are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carter.
Albert Tribou and wife, of Bangor.
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M'KINlEY.

Anna NJ. Gott has gone to Foxboro,
Mass, for few weeks.
DIR. Edward Baker, of Stonington, has
been in town the past week.
Mrs. o. l.. Bragg and daughter Mildred
spent few days at Hall Quarry this week
John Brennick, machinist at the VIM
Underwood Co. factory, is spending few
days in Jonesport.
April q ANON.
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SOUTH sURRY.

Miss Frances Leighton, OF Ellsworth, is
at Z. NJ. Cunningham's.
volney Coggins returned to Bluehill
Sunday to attend the spring term at the
academy.
Crawford Young went to Boston last
week to join the yacht of which Eugene
Casper, OF Surry, is master.
All the men and boys who could go are
havinga chopping match to-day for George
Torrey at the carrying place. Mr.. Torrey
has been in poor health for long time.
April 2. TRAMP.
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NORTHEAST HARBoR.

Hannah Kimball and Francis Squirting
have returned to Kent's Hill seminary.
Harrison KimbaIl and wife, who have
spent the winter in Boston, arrived Friday
Of last week.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Stanley died suddenly on Friday,
March 80. Mr.. Stanley, who has been at
work in Boston during the winter, was
called home.
April 2. NJ
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SCOTS
+ NJ ULSIO N

and it cures the cold. That's
what is necessary. soothes the
throat because it reduces the
irritation; cures the cold because
it drives out the inflammation !;
builds up the weakened tissues
because it nourishes them back
to their natural strength. That's
how SCOTS Emulsion deals with
a sore throat, a cough, a cold,
or bronchitis.
WE'LL SEND you
A SAMPLE FREE
ErnT~Y r Onv-yATH A00 Pearl Asrret
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SURRY.

The ladies of the Methodist society will
hold a fair at A. D. u. w. hall Tuesday
evening, April 10. Many attractive fea-
lures will be introduced.
April 2. SPEC.
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advertisements.
The Better
Way
ADVERTISEMENTS.

The tissues of the throat are
inHamed and irritated; you
cough, and there is more irrita-
tion-more coughing. You take
a cough mixture and it eases the
irritation-for a while. You take
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SOUTH pENoRsCor.

n. F. Norton, who has been WELL
known and prominent citizen of Han
cock county since 1859. has solo his farm
to DIR. J.. w. Grindie, OF New York city,
For many years MFR. Norton was one OF
the foremost breeders OF thoroughbred
short horn Durham stock in the county.
In recent years he has turned his attention
TO orcharding, and many can testify to the
quality OF the fruit he has raised, having
sampled 1t at many OF the fairs where ne
has been a prominent exhibitor. Mr.
Norton fell on the ice last January and
broke his hip; he 80 far recovered as to be
able to sit on the side OF the bed. He has
been confined TO the bed for more than
ten weeks. Mr.. Norton will make his
home with his son, Rev. II. w. Norton,
pastor OF the Methods. church in Dover.
DIR. Grindie took possession of his newly
purchased property March Is He intends
20 make extensive repairs and improve
ments.
Rev. III. w. Norton, Of Dover, has been
here for several days during the past
week disposing OF the household furnish
ings OF his old home. Wilhelm town Mr.
Norton was the guest OF r. l.. Perkins and
family. He left Wednesday for Dover.
March 81. SPEC
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DEVILS Island Torture
SPEC.

is no worse than the terrible case of Piles
that afflicted me ten years. Then / was
advised to apply Buckien's Arnica Salve,
and less than box permanently cured
me, writes L. 8. Napier, OF Rugies, Ky.
Heals all wounds, Burns and Sores like
magic. Csc at E. G. MooRE's, Druggist.
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ANON
LAMOINE.

Capt. C. NJ. Stratton is at home for q
brief visit.
The band boys will hold pie social
in the town hall, Wednesday evening
April 4.
April 2. II.
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FIR AMERICAN has s~Iscribers at lot
q IL II post-ofees in Hancock county.
Al aer papers in the County com
H., not reach so many. THE AMERI-
aAz cot ne only paper printed in
Eaaeock county, and has neuer claimed to
D., Is the only paper that can prop
srss enlied COUNTY paper; all the
rses merely local parsrs The circuta-
q THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Ear secord's summer list, is larger
eAna ss' Of all the other papers printed
IN IA cock county.
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found DIR. Kings New Life Pills To be the
best remedy she ever tried for keeping the
Stomach, Liver and Bowels in perfect
order. You'll agree with her il you try
these painless purifiers that infuse new
Life. Guaranteed by e. G. MOORE, Drug
gist. Price 25c.
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Mrs. A. c. Condor is failing slowly.
c. E. Grindell is improving all the time.
p. ii. Staples remains about the same.
The icc left the har Dor March IS.
Robert Thompson returned to Water
willie last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Curtis, of Frankfort, are
visiting Mrs. Stiilman Grindle.
Misses Margaret and Eleanor Snow are
attending the academy at Biuehill this
spring.
L. p. Perkins has gone into the
poultry business. So far he has sixty
nine chickens out OF 20 eggs.
April 2. MEMO.
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SCOTT 8 BOVINE, 4es s ::-s f. Street,
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DOLLY.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-03-09

NOVEL DIVORCE CASE.
Neither Party in Court, But Judge
Signed the Decree.

Chicago, March IA decree of dl-
vorce signed by Judge Honore yesterday
in facor OF Mrs Eona i. Tenney and
against DR.. Alonzo c. Tenny, 4Sl West
SiXty-third street. is causing some dis
cussion among lawyers and judges.
From the records and statements OF
attorneys in the case it appears the
hearing was had and the decree signed
with neither the complainant nor de-
PENDANT in court. Another feature
shown by the records is that Mrs. Ten
ney was granted Il decree from her hus-
band, although she is not resident of
this state. She lives in St. James, MINI.
The Tenneys were married at Beloit,
Wis, July 5. 1896. In 1893, the com
plainant says, the physician took her to
the home of his parents in Minnesota and
left her. He came to Chicago, she says.
and since then she has remained in Min
nesota, an invalid.
Attorney Edward Z. Gray says that,
in his opinion, Judge Honore erred in
granting the divorce.
The statute provides that the COM
plainant must have established a resi-
dence i'll this state" declared the law
yer, ''and then, too, from the facts in
this case, it appears the otfense of de-
sertion was committed in Minnesota"
Attorney Bingham who represented
Mrs. Tenney, contends that his client Is
a legal resident of this state, although
she never has lived here. He points out
that woman's legal residence is her
husbands domicile.
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HRS. HARVEY DEAD.
Wife of Former Representative From
Blue Earth County.

Mrs. Caroline Harvey of Leray died at
her home Monday night, after an i'll
ness extending throughout the winter.
She was seventyfour years of age, and
was well known and respected by all for
her many excellencies of character. Her
husband was o. Z. Harvey, and was at
one time member of the legislature
from this county. He died five years
ago. Mrs. Harvey was the last daughter
of the late Moses o. Bennett, who, with
his family, located in this county about
Nov. lst, 1856. She was a sister of City
Treasurer Charles Bennett of this city,
and is survived by son and two daugh-
tiers, Ferris, Lucinda and May, all of
whom live at home. Mrs. Harvey's
laeath .causcs regret afnodfg all who
knew her. She was member of the
Methodist church.
Funeral services will be held at the
house tomorrow afternoon at l:3O
O'Clock.