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The daily tribune., 1906-01-05

VNANTED-Boardsn and roomcrs At the
w Muller Houss, over Hofman's bakery.
steam beat. elsetric lights, bath and largo par.
loe with piano. Rates reasonah,. 0of
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Physical culture GLASS Wednesday
and Saturday $3.50. basement n. E
church. Mabel Sheafer. instructor.
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THE WEATHER-Fair and cooler
tonight: Saturday fair.
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Tribune want eds bring results.
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ABOUT YOUR NEl0HBORs
AND YOURSELVES

DIR. Cline IL in Portland today.
Mrs. 8. g. Kelso left for Pueblo
on the noon train.
-Rudolph Kausrt was doing the
coal camps this forenoon.
Attorney G. n. Wilkes il trans.
acting business IN Pueblo today.
IT. j. Harrison who visited his
parents in Evansville. Ind. since
Christmas. returned today.
Frank Walsh left this morning
for Boulder where he will study in
tho State university this year.
u. ". Bush. night marshal IL
suffering with tonsilitis and his place
was filled on the streets last night BY
Dick MoCandless.
/, Frank Dollis who has been spend
ing the holidays in this city with his
father left today for Boulder to re.
sumo his school duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Trueblood have
returned to Portland and will make
that place their home in future.
They have been at 5Alida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Humphrey
and Mrs. A H. sm tn and little
daughter Dora Mae. came down at
noon today from Canon City. Mrs.
Smith will return home this evening
and Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey will re-
main in Florence for . few days visit
ing friends.
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Rathbone Sisters Install.

AT the regular meeting OF OOIum-
bian Temple No. 10. Rathbone Sisters
last night officers that were elected
some time ago were installed - fol-
lows:
Lizzie Smith, P. O.
Alice Duokett. NJ. e.
Elvira James, e. 8.
Janet Irvine, E. ].
Elizabeth Cronk, M.
Sarah Roberts. NJ. Of r. and o.
Margaret Mackey. ". of F.
Jane Williams. Pro.
MarAgret John not installed by rea-
son OF her absence.
After the work of installation sew.
erai tables were spread and = general
good time WAS had. At the next
meeting Of the lodge. memorial SER
vices will be held over the death Of
the grand chief. Mrs. Mary E Ulmer.
deceased. At about the same time
lodges all over the state will do like.
wise.
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cu..,. =, Movn,nIn View House.

Following have been guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs
Theodore Zimmerman, at Mountain view
House, near this city, during the past summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis. Margaret Curtis. Jose
phine Curtis, nurse. Mrs. Baynes, Leila Baynes,
Miss Baldwin, Rita Reynolds. Mr. Sandless,
Lonis Sandless. Mr.. and Mrs. Seibert. Everett
Seibert, Mrs. Rouse. Mr.. aad Mrs. Hambnr
ger. Miss Cora Hamburger. Roy Hamburger,
Ruth Hamburger. Milton Hamburger. Alma
Hamburger, Mr. and Mrs. John Schoenewoit.
John C. Sehoenewoli Arthur Schoerewoli.
Rhaetta Sehoenewolf, Stanley Schoenewot,
Luerelia Sehoenewolf aud nurse, Mr.. and Mrs
Abe Carman, Milton Carman. Sela May Car
man, Mrs. Carman. ST., Mrs. Fowler. Mrs.
Worthington, Mrs. CRATE, Milton Boyer, Hos
ard Bower, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bishop, Cor
don Bishop, Miss Knapp, Mr.. and Mrs. Skeen,
Arnold Skeen and nurse, Mrs. htdegtisi, Mr.;
and Mrs J. Dempsey, OF New York; Mr. and
Mrs Waidner, Frue Waidner, Catherine ard
ner, Mr. and Mrs Chas. King, Chas. King, Jr-,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas, Chas. Thomas, MISS
Nora Robinson. Miss Mary Hall Lee, Nellie
Lee, Mrs. Roberts. Miss Mamie kempel, Mrs.
Crist. Philip Crist, Jr., Mrs. Hileman, Ruth
Hileman. Miss Kate Motter, Miss Myrtle Lor-
entz. Miss May LorenlZ, Mrs. j. WIllberson,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Lamb. Miss Monroe, Marie
Lamb. Dorothy f. Lamb, Marjorie Z. Lamb,
L. z. Jewell, Miss Jennie McNelly, J: u.
Hagengast, Mrs J. G. HagengAst, Ruth Ha-
gengast, Mildred Hagengasi Chas. ii. Iwelle,
Mrs. Charles II. Twelle, Nancy Twele, Mar.
gsret Twelle, Carl Twelle and nurse. Mrs
Nordenholtz. Edna Nordenholiz, Anna Nor.
denholtz, Mrs VIM. Lensehon, of Baltmorei
Chas J. 0den' hal.
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September Brides,

liNEilNG- hA sl4lIJ.
Miss Alice BauhliiE. daughter 81 Mr. and
Mrs John BaublitE, Of Spring Grove. and
George Preston Yingias son Of Henry Ging
ling. of Manchester. we're married or Sunday
morning. Sept. >. a. : A. N. Al the Luiheraa
parsonage in Spring Grove, by Rev. Fred ;.
Geesey. The groom Is employed ~ The Long
furniture factory, Hanover, Pa.
MEHRIxg-HAINYS-
The elegant home Of Mr.. .. A. ilslae>,
Silver Run, was the seens o AT exceedingly
pretty and in Interesting Wedding on Thursday
Al IL N. The bride vas Miss Emnla AAus.
the hcAuiifal and accomplished daughter and
only child Of Mr.. and Mrs.. .. A. Haiurs, and
the groom Dr. John W. A~huaE. Youngest
son Of Hon. and Mrs : s Mchrirg. q Lit
tlrstawn. Pa. Promptly 81 the appointed time
the bridal party entered the parinr to he beau
ufal strains II IohenErin's wedding march,
which vas skiilfuBy rendered hy Miss Ida
r f.oekard close personal treud Of the
bride % this city, where they ~~rc met hy
the brides pastor. Rev ). Stsssr; Hart
man. Who performed The marriage ceremony
ia 4 very Impressive manner, uSlaE the b~sa
tifal ring ryrsmony The bride ruly al
,endAnt vas Mr.. C. ; MehriuE. Of i.iui~s
touu, Pa, Eho kcied ~ fua,roa Of honor,
and Mr.. {. : MehrinE. brother Of the srooul.
vs. best nan. The bride aas Handsomely
aitired ~ a beautiful go~n Of Ryae.els net
over tAfc,A slk and earned bouquet %, rosss,
uhile her mAiroa Of hoBoT as gowuvd In
uhi,e organdy and carried esruAuon. Aftsf
congratulations To rhe bride aud groom, al
uese invilsd to The diniuc room ~herc a
sump,sous wsddiaE hrsakfsu Ess served
0uly the immediate families IT the bride and
grooas, With fru close frsrnds o; ihe bride,
vas present. The bride . a very popular
Young lady. she hAs very aHlablr and v'sa.
cioas disposition and has ulae circle 81
frieuds. The groom - promising yoanE
physician, former r~siteni physician 81
| Potisv,Ilr, Pa. whO bss the entire confidence
OF b. fri~nd. Aud acquaiutAnces add has a
I brixhs future before hiu- AftcT an extended
| wedding ioar ihey all RESIDE IN York, Pa
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Miss Hunter, Of Baltimore, vas = guest %
Mrs.. Marin Orendorff, Willis street, this ~eeS-
Mrs. Edward Lynch and two daughter
who we've boarding IN this city Tor year. h,s
sent her daughters TO Emmiisburg to sch""i.
Mrs Lynch will return to Columbus Ono,
shortly where Mr.. Lynch IS stationed.
Mrs. Lena Wolfe and two children, sud
Miss Eta Beck Of P~nnsslvshla avenue
Baltimore. we're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs LOUIS
Sachs, East Main street,
Miss Lena Ohler, Of Woodberry, spent last
week with her brother, Mr.. Meade ohieF.
Mrs. George F. Beader and daughter, Nus
Hilda. Of Hanover. Pa, leti tor several
days' visi, to relatives and fnends at West
minister and Union Mills.
George NJ. Scott. Of Philsd~lphIa, Pa. Vis
tied his son. Frank. And daughter. IDA y
Scott, who is making her home ~ih Mrs
Josephine Bush. OF Sandysllir
W. Vernon Hipsley. nf Baltimore, sPeni
last week wish his aans. Mrs. Josephine eHsa'
Of Sandyville.
Msssrs. Joseph franklin. Joseph smith
Be,iamin Dorsey, Frank Butler, John Sayior,
Edward Lester and DR.. Th0s. h. SHAW, Of
this civ, speu, from Saturday iill Monday
last on visit to ST. MAry : county, and ~ the
Potomac river TO Washington.
Mr.. /. Thomas Greene, OF Manchester. has
retained from New York. where be has oeen
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence W. Greene.
Misses Edvth Gorsuch aud Mildred Wheeler.
Of Baltimore, spent two weeks With Miss Tor
sueh's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. A Gnrsuch,
near this city.
Miss Laura Lohmeyer. Of Baltimore, spsnl
some time recently with friends in the vicinity
of Brummel.
Mrs. John N. Reese and daughter. Mrs,
Maggie Hoffman and grandson, Luther, Of
Brummel, visited relatives AT Hanover the
past week.
Mrs. Darrell g. Sheets, Of Baltimore, vas
the guest Of Mr. J. l.. Baast and family, trE
ellburg. this week Miss Josephine Banss
accompanied her home to Baltimore.
Miss Josephine BaHSt bAs returned home
after u weeks visit to the sea shore.
Mr.. ]. l.. Baasl aud daughter, Anna Jane,
Of FFizellbnrg, are visiting his aunt. Mrs.
Wilson Sheets. Of Baltimore.
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Family Reunion.

A family reunion was held at the residence
OF Mr.. NJ. j. Abbotls. near Westminster. IA
honor of Mr.. Abbott's father, I. J. Abbott,
who recently passed his 18th year, and on this
occasion his eleven sons and daughter were
present Mr.. Abbott has been y resident OF
Baltimore county Tor number OF years aud
engaged in hackstering "A greater portion OF his
life. ia which business be gained many friends.
both in Maryland and Pennsylvania The
guests began to arrive al an early hour aud
we're received by Mrs. c. +. Welkpg, OF Bal
,imore. oldest daughter Of Mr. Abbott, Din
ner WAS served, TO which all did justice, after
which James ID. Mitchell, photographer. OF
Westminster, took a group of twenty seven.
Social conversation was engaged IN until late
hour Home going came too soon 10 all. =
number leaving by fast mail and all expressed
themselves as being one of the most enjoyable
days Of their lives.
Those present were Mr.. {. +. Nelklng
wife, son Willie and daughter Mary, Mr.. /.
S. Abbott aud daughter Lottie. Miss Ella Alb
bolt, and Miss MAY Bergman. aud Hall Alb
bot, all of Baltimore; Harry Abbott, Of Lock
Raven; /. NJ. Blocher. wife aud daughter
Alice, of Alesa; Charles Abbott and wife. o
Greenmount; John Robaugh. wife and sons
Charles and Dawn aud daughter Amelia,
James Fowler aud wife. Clarence Abbott
all of Fowbleshurg, Baltimore county; Mis-
Nellie Algire. of Arcadia; Mrs. j. II. Stepher
and daughter Annie; 7. J. Abbott, NJ. }. Alb
bott aud wife of near Westminster.
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COLLISION ON w. MD.
Trains Crash Together at Medford
Station, Iniuring Several Men,
beKs of the Crews and DemOI-
ishing a Number of Cars.

serious freight wreck occurred on the
Western Maryland Railroad, at Medford Sta
ton, about FIVE miles west of this city, about
las this morning, which resulted in three
engines being badly damaged, six or eight
cars completely demolished, and several
members of the crews seriously hurt, one
fatally
Engine No. SIS, in charge of Howard
StteIy, formerly of Westminster, and engine
No. sos, Engineer Wilson in charge, pulling
a caboose, were bound east, intending to make
up train at Westminster, when they collided
with train No. 81, drawn by engine No. l04,
running as the second section of the Owl.
Engineer Edward W. Manahan, of No. 104,
was cut about the head and badly shaken up,
but escaped serious injury by jumping, but his
fireman, VIM. A. Boppe, was Jammed between
the engine and tender, receiving internal in.
juries from which he cannot recover. j..
Gruber, conductor on train No. p, received
injuries about head and left hand, and Jsmas
i. Coski. of Baltimore, a new man learning
the grades, was also badly cut about the arm
and side, and had deep cash several inches
long in his. head. He escaped being crushed
to death under car by being mashed in soft
mud in a stream.
Patrick II. Walker, also new man learning
the grades, was on engine No. SIS, and bad
his left leg so badly mangled below the knee
it had TO be amputated. Engineers Srtely
and Wilson. and their 6remen, escaped injury
by jumping.
Drs. Brown, of Union Bridge; Winterson,
of New Windsor, and Herring, Wells, Sullivan
and Woodward, of Westminster, were hastily
summoned and rendered all the attention pos.
sible. Those most seriously injured were re-
moved to the store of Edward Engle, nearby,
and later taken TO hospital in Baltimore.
The track was torn up for g considerable
distance, aud the contents Of the demolished
cars scattered all around. Traffic was at g
s,audstill for several hours. but wrecking
crews from Hagerstowu and Union Bridge. as
well as several section gangs, cleared the
tracks as rapidly as possible.
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West Falls Items.

SEPTEMBER l2-Miss Clara Carver Is spend,
ing several days with her sister in Frederick.
Miss Viola frigg. of Baltimore, is the guest
of William CLANCY. wife and family.
Miss Sadie Perry and her little niece, and
Edith Brown, of Philadelphia, who have been
spending several days with 0. Il. Hood and
wife, have returned home.
The festival held AT this place on Saturday
evening by the Ladies Aid Society was a
grand success. Much credit is due the Presi.
dent, Mrs. WIN. Gosnell, and members.
The farmers of this vicinity are very busy
cutting corn. The crop is very heavy and
labor scarce and high.
Mrs Elmer Kolb and her little friend, OF
Mt. Airy, are guests of l.. j. Kemp and wife,
of this place.
Mrs. l.. J. Kemp and Miss Ella Hood we're
in Frederick on Monday.
Misses Sadie Perry, Edith Brown, of Phil.
adelphia. and Ella Hood, of this place. were
guests of Augustus Barnes aud wife, of Tay.
louisville. on last Sunday.
WIN. Chauey's family, who have all been
sick, nre well again.
Miss Emily Gosnell was the guest of Miss
Edna Hood on Sunday.
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MeIross Items.

SEPTEMBER IS-Wiiliam Mace. a highly
respected citizen living one mile north ct
here. died las, week. aged y wears. tie was
= farmer aud a life long member Of ~. David :
Lutheran Church. lie WAS deeply Interested IN
81 chariiabls and church Wnrk, and will be
missed in the community IN which he lived.
II Vas hard ic part wilh him,
The REMAINS Of Sarah HAM. who died of
a complication OF diseases on TUESDAY, were
inferred IN 81. pavid's cemetery on SATURDAY,.
Rev Hartman officiating She MAS about -
years old and leaves a husband and chIlt, one
brother and one sis.s~ besides her parents
and many friends to morn her lost.
Bschmaa L mon Sasday school held their
annual celebration September s,h. A very
large crowd ~ss pr-seui. Able addresses
sew delivered by Rev H. H. fhsk, If Man
churzier. aud Rev 4. Stonesii-r, &C West
Minister. good program by the school Nas
rendered The AlcsiA band furnished the
music Good order prevailed. The crowd
Ea. 40 large that The refreshments al the stand
Hsrr ,oid long before evening.
AT Winter Un:on Sunday school celrhsa
ton. September isl. ore OF the ministers said,
Il hope ere long tha, Wsuiz's Sunday school
will Be- IN house Of their o~n and can continue
% have the school open until Christmas each
wear We hope 10 live TO see the day when
Mslruse wlll have al least little chapel w
wh,eh Sunday school can be held, and where
occasionally services By \ minister could BE-
held.
Ness from Bachnan's Valley IN regard TO
the Shrewsbury Miaing Companies effort m
6nding iron orr . Encouraging, Considerable
quantities 81 iron osv OF good quality has been
toansi on the Warvhimv property. aud Il will
b, ONLY mailer Of few weeks when further
f.v.Inpu1spf4 viii - made
We uish to congratulate Mr.. Harry b.
Sgrine, of DallAsiown. Pa. and Miss l.oitis
/ NJ. Millcr, Of Black Rock, Pa, who Srre re-
Gently mArried.
Roy Arnold and SISTER Esiella, OF Iork,
! Pa. .pen; a week wifh Nm- ). Lepp and
/ family. OF near Manchester. and relatives al
/ Miller's and Aiesis-
We have gathered from different sources
/ the number % pupils ia the public schools neal
[ here, ~ the opening day. September lhh
I VENTS, +. ". BurgOoa. teacher, Is; Tracey $
I u. +. Weniz teacher. 10; Springvii'e. Luihel
I Wsutr q: Liueboro, Minnie WentE, teacher
| Is. Krideler's, c. J. SaWble, teacher, 10
/ RaehpAn's. Bertram Streyig, teacher, Is
/ Grrenmoant, H. z. d. Garrett, teacher. 30.
/ Our Young people have gone 10 diheren
pl.ess 10 colleges or 10 teach school
I Ms. Anna Follmrr started teaching school II
/ Prnnsylvania; Mzsee Carrie +. Sanhe and
/ Edith Frllmer wen; TO Shippeusburg Normal
/ Marx V. Zicclrr ,o Gettysburg College; Mis-
Annie NJ Crumrine to Western Marylan'
/ College: Paul Zisgler will leach P"nnsy ]
I yznia school.
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e.ehm.n'. Valley Items.

SrFrEMBER l3.-Ciarenee T.. Bachnasn be
gan 10 20 10 the Westminster High School on
Monday. lie comes home every evening.
some farmers have already finished sowing
their grain aud Others have only STARRED
Charles IiugiinE has a large supply Of very
good beAns. aud several were shown 10 yoG'
correspondent which measured tWeniy one
inches in length. lie would like 10 know who
can beat 1t.
Several persons attended the funeral OF Nj
Jacob ShAlFer in Westminster on "Wednesday
from this place Mr.. ShAfer Was well known
through here. and our greatest sympathy 4
with bis wife in her great sorrow.
Cutting corn is on the full 60; some have
already finished cutting cnrai good crop.
The Sunday school Of JeraSsirm Church
had a pleasant day last Saturday for It's PIC
mic, aud an immense crowd SHs present during
the day and nighI services; only half enough
goods was secured. Ice cream and pop ~A'
also sold early in the pi.ernoon. and no mor'
could be secured, and many persons were Aux
iOus 20 have more.
Denton 5. Warehime empiied his last llme
kiln on Wednesday and has closed the usi
ness until after corn Lusking when he will star
up in full again. Four extra hands will Ia
pui to work, Is Mr.. WArehime Is back With
three thousand bushels and 1t Is wanted ~ aoot
As possible; he will do his best
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Orphans Court.

Monday, September l0.-ChArlrs jones,
executor Of Sarah $ Maynard, deceased, made
additional report Of sale Of personal property
and settled LIST and final account.
Ne,f;e Weaver. exeeu,rix of Charles W.
Weaver. deceased. returned inventory Of cur
rent money.
Charles j. Haines. W. Morris Haines and
SuSannah W. Haines, executors oil Joseph l.
Haines, deceased, returned inventories oil
personal property, money and debts.
Howard A. Bixler. administrator OF Sarah
e Bixier, deceased, settled LIST and final &c
count
Nicholas II. Clemson, surviving executor Of
John Davis Clemson. filed additional bond.
Mary Elizabeth Mummaugh, guardian OF
Lawrence Leslie Mummaugh, ward, settled
LIST and final account.
Tuesday. September 1.-The last will and
testament OF Daniel II. Stansbury. deceased,
was admitted to probate, and letters testament
tary thereon were granted to Il. Annie STAINS
bury, who received warrant to appraise and
order 10 notify creditors; John II. Stansbury
Sbo WAS named co executor having renowned
his right, title and claim TO letters testament
iary.
Sale of real estate of Abraham Buchanan
ratified
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SII.sr Rsn Items.

SEFreABER l2-Our public school IN ihss
place opened Monday ~lih . pEptls- lh~o-
aure Brown, u Silver Buu Valley. and Mss
FAnnie Joues, Of Wesi mInster, teachers.
John +. Duuerer sold hts house ard lot IN
ghts place 10 George +. BaehmAn for SiaoO.
Wm. II. HArner sold his property 10 lTyia
Krnh Coz $500 Mr. HArnsr hoaght house
in Uniou Mllls aad uili move there this fall
Oliver I&ppy. wife aud daaghtr Marguerite,
Of Hanover Pa, VISITED his parents in this
place and her pAreuts in Iyruns, Nd, on sat
urdAy and SoadAy.
There was a social al the homr OF Ms.
Amelia Rowersox, in this place. on Tuesday
evening The evening wss sprut ia plays and
social conversation; refreshments srrc served.
Those present we're Mrs. Amelia Bowersox,
Mrs. II. s. SpAngler. Ms j. Il. lappy; Misses
Rosa Knipple, AiTie LATHE, Elsie knipP.e.
| Mary CopenhAver. Annie Gee,ing. Elvia
Kooutz, Alice Lippy. Ms. George Bo~ersoS,
Waller Lowell, Edgar Banker, Geo Hart
man and Ralph Hartman.
Grover knipple. George BoSersoN and
Bernard IA~yer left on Wednesday o. attend
school a, Gettysburg Pa.
Es;A and Lillian. twin chiiareu of Mr., and
Mrs William FlishmAn, both died - Vol !
Mil. near Union Mills, on Thursday aud Sat
{ ard ~ aud were buried la the cemetery IN this
y,iaer. Their ages were | aud days resPec
tiv-lv
Maurice r.. infant child of Wesley Miller
died GA Sunday, aged 3 months aud - days
lut-rIneut Al Bart's Church, Pa
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ShIploY Items.

SEPTEMBER IO.-The mild, calm and hot
days of September. thus far. has npened the
field corn for the harvester. and the reApers
have been gaihesiug 1t into shocks. The corn
aud grain crops here are hne this year. Many
of GU: sweet corn truckers say that they gath
cred four and FIVE tons per acre. aud some are
estimating their other corn at IL and 10 bols,
per acre In many instances we feel sare OF
10 and IL bbls. per acre. The potato crop Is
very good also. Our farmers are very busy
hauling lime, preparing for seeding and getting
out their potato crops.
IAbOrers are scarce and the cora crops arr
very heavy. consequently some OF our farmers
are paying $50 per day and board. while
others are paying s. per dsy and part board.
Peaches are scarce here, aud apples not %
plentiful clover seed Is failure.
Our public school opened on the lOth INST.
With = fair attendance.
Ms. Richard Owings Is on the slck list.
Our public roads are very dusty IN places
We have very efficient mail service We
nos have an opportunity Of receiving mail
at : 30 - IN. 1880 and 2. M; decided
Improvement for uS
Some are cutting worm seed era which
s-ru,s 10 be a very good crop. great dca
Of il vas planted here about this summer
The Zahu farm near Bird Hill sud ShiPley.
on J e. Branch Valley, was purchased On the
9th usianI by Ar. Levi ZAhu for Sl.&s'.6'.
The farm contained something over al acres
and brought sIs. 50 per acre
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SUNRISE Party.

A very pleasant surprise party took place
at the hospitable home of Mr. aud Mrs. James
Myers, near Frizelburg, Thursday evening,
September 6, in honor OF their son Frank.
At an early hour the guests began to arrive
and enjoyed themselves by playing games and
music Al late hour all were invited to the
diniugroom to parlake of Refreshments, which
were served in abundance, after which all
departed for their homes.
Those present were Misses Ada Myers
Mary Myers. Lillian Haines, Fannie Myers,
Margie Formwalt. Mary Rooms. Ada Strevg'
Mary Kester, Mabel Myers, Lula MYERS, Hilda
Haines, Augusta lille, Dora Zile, Flossy Bell,
Treva Myers; Messrs. Charles Null, Otto
Myers, hurry Waltman, Clarence Myers, Guy
Haines. Wilbur Hartman, Herbert Miller,
Tobias yingling, Herbert Babylon, Walter
Myers, Clarence Myers. Carroll Myeerly'
Harvey Selby, Edgar Snyder, Harvey Dicken'
sheets, Hersehel Brothers, Charles Strevig,
John Myers, Herbert Myers, Joe Wilson, Earl
Haines. Paul F;tze. Wm. Myers, Jacob Frock
VIM. Rooms, WA. Myers, Roy Myerly, John
Hartman, John Lester, Samuel Myers, Chas
Miller, Rex Anders and Frank Myers.