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Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-27

result Because of the fact that athletic
sports REQUIRE from two to three hours a
day and many Of the men are trying to
work their way through college anyhow,
they cannot well do more than carry two
major studies at passing mark in term.
This percentage generally is low during the
active athletic season. II this ruling IL
strictly enforced 1t is expected that the
team will be reduced to squad about
half its size next fall. The management
OF the University of Chicago base ball
team has shut down on free admissions for
the students. r. NJ Chiffon, business
manager of athletics, sees a big deficit
ahead next season, when everything is go
ing to be on a nominal admission basis,
and he has decided that hereafter this
season the students must pay for the sake
Of next year.
The Cornell university team will prob
ably play the University Of Chicago
eleven this fall but not at Chicago, as
announced by Coach Stage. Although the
undergraduates are so enthusiastic over
the prospects OF meeting last years
western championship team on the grid
iron as to want the game played regard
less of time or place, the opinion of the
take place either at Ithaca or some neu-
trail eastern point, possibly New York
City, on November 10. In speaking of
the proposed game Prof. Frank Irvine.
president of the Cornell athletic council,
said: Some time ago Manager Wardell
of the varsity eleven wrote a letter to
Coach Stagg asking If there was any pos
sibility of a game between Cornell and
Chicago this fall. Mr.. Stage wired back
Immediately, Yes. See letter! This letter
has never arrived and consequently the
heads of the two teams have never come
% any definite agreement, but the game
probably will be played. When Columbia
announced its intention OF dropping foot
ball Cornell began directly to cast about
for a suitable opponent to I'LL the place
of the New Workers. on the Cornell
schedule. Chicago was decided upon as
the most desirable. Cornell however.
will not go to Chicago TO play. Ithaca or
some neutral point in the east must be
agreed upon or the game will fall through,
Chicago really ought to come to US this
year, because we went there in 'ss and
never had a return game"
II has leaked out that Harvard's refusal
TO play foot ball with the University OF
Pennsylvania was sent couched in the
curtest OF terms and upon plain penny
| postal card. AS a result of what is con.
sidered by Pennsylvania a deliberate In
suit, the whole university. from provost
down is UP in arms, and every relation
with Harvard social as well as athletic, is
likely to be severed. While the student
body ascribes the discourtesy TO the en-
nifty OF "Czar Bill" Reid, head coach OF
Harvard. the athletic committee points
| out the fact that the names Of the Har-
ward athletic committee were signed Il
/ the postal and that the slight must have
been with their full knowledge. Tho
postal was received by DIR. Edgar F. Smith
assistant provost. I'VE discontinue tn,
| foot ball games with the University OF
I Pennsylvania so that our foot ball SEIZED.
/ ule may be Heightened" II read.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-27

Golfers at the Country club will have to
keep busy this summer to play of the
matches for all the various cups and tro-
phies which have been donated by the
members While no exact schedule has
been prepared, Chairman Sprague of the
golf committee says a game can be had
at any time and some cup will be hung
up for every Saturday afternoon and holt
days. An innovation has been made at
the Country club in permitting all juniors
who can go the course In 100 or better to
enter the lists with their elders. The up
shot was that the opening event was won
by youngster. Liberal handicaps are be-
ing given by sprague Abbott, the Official
Handicapped to induce more novices 20
enter the big contests. The cups and
trophies pledged to date are the tourna-
ment committee cup, 4. L. Reed trophy.
sportsman trophy, G. w. Wattles cup, /.
A. Cudahy cup. Wedgewood cup, ]. A.
Moshane trophy Love-Hamilton trophy,
Luther Drake trophy and the championship
cup.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-27

Since its inception, six years ago. the
Western league has had good ball. and the
desire Of the people is to see the game
maintained at its high standard. Agrees
sive, snappy ball is always popular, but
pure rowdyism, such as Cantillon introduced
last season, will not be tolerated.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-27

the state fsh hatcheries, has given u as
his opinion that Cut-Od lake more nearly
meets all the conditions necessary for tho
propagation Of bass than any other body OF
water In the western country, provided
some such organization as the Omaha Rod
and Gun club protects the lake against the
seiners. who for so many years have made
Cut-Off lake their headquarters. No liquors
or rowdyism OF any character will be per-
mitted on the grounds Of the club and any
members induiging in such will be promptly
expelled from membership in the organiza-
ton. II Is expected to make this a resort
where women and children can be taken
or 60 alone without fear Of having their
senslbilities Jared BY improper conduct
The grove in close proximity to the club
house furnishes an ideal spot for picnic
and camping purposes and It Is the inten-
ton Of the club management. to lease this
ground for such purposes and many mem
bers have signiied their intention OF spend
ing the summer on the lake front Mr..
Enewald will operate his flfty-foot launch
during the entire summer and this, to-
gether with the feet of sailing craft and
rowboats OF the individual members and
the club, will furnish means Of transporta-
ton about the lake for all who may de-
sire to spend a day or evening on the
water.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-27

the league. That was the memorial 90
oasion when George Tebeau wired that he
would not put up a cent to save the league,
but would object to dropping Denver This
record Of laundering and incompetency
could be strung out for yards. when the
playing season opened this year. instead Of
getting around to Lincoln and Pueblo to
see how the new teams started on. ONeil
HE'D himself away to Oakland and spent
his time there. regardless OF the fate Of the
organizations that paid him to attend to
their business matters.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-27

Golf at the Omaha Field club has been
kept right up to the schedule to date
and the present intention Of the golf com
mittee is that It should be kept that way
A long schedule has been prepared, which
includes games for nearly every Saturday
and holiday for the entire season. To
play OF this long and heavy schedule will
require a strict attention to business. With
some cup every Saturday the players have
to hustle the rest of the week to get the
finals out Of the way before the next
cup is taken up. Last year the play
dragged somewhat because many Of the
players did not appear at the time set.
Games not played when set this year will
be forfeited. The play Decoration day will
be the first Of the Beaton cup.
The evening world., 1906-05-25
Niilltop Boys Hit EN- Out at
+ VIII and Get Tired
4 Scoring.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GROUNDS
May 25.-Ths De,roits were easy FOR
lrhe ngmanders this afternoon. Crit
lrths's crowd defeating them without
me slightest exertion by score of 1t
Cxo g.
! The Highlanlers welded their sticks
with tellina effect, smashing Red Dono-
thue's curves all over the held in the
aarst two innings.
After nine safe drives. which NOTED
f, ak runs. Donohue was taken out of he
box. Big Nlggs Who was substituted,
was so generous with hi sbasss on BALI
! that he was also taken out, Eubnk,
! who took his Iace, wss also hit hard,
7 The Hghlnders made l5 hits all toid.
BILLY Hogg twirled for the Iishlanders
and did It well
First inning.
Schaefer smashed out a long fly TO
deep centre. which was caught by
Conroy. Cobb also lifted skyscraper.
and Williams was under the bail when
Il came down. Chase made clever
stop OF crlwfords hard hit grounder.
and, tossing the ball to Hogg, who
covered the bag. just nipped heetfooted
Sam. NO RUNS.
Keeler pasted the ball along the first
base line for bag, but his attempt to
steal second was disastrous, for he was
easily nailed on Crawfords throw 10
Schnefer Elberfeld then swatted the
boil TO the fence In deep right centre
for three bases. and crossed the plate
q minute later on Chase's liner over
third base for two bags. L.aporte was
hit on the hand and strolled TO frst.
A double steal was then tried, Chase
being caught at third. while Laporte
act TO second Williams hit n bounder
TO O'Leary, who lost no time In throw
Ing Jimmy out first. ONE RUN.
Second Inning.
Lindsay drove out high hy and Mo-
riarity smothered the ball Mcintyre
also walloped with skyscrnper. but
this time Conroy got the put out.
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BATTING ORDER.
LOUISVILLE PEsULTS

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May 3.-The re.
suits OF to-day's races follow:
FIRST RACE-Three-quarters OF a
mile; Blucher (6 10 and to u J.
Sol Lichtenstein C6 TO for place. 2
Ledwlua B. Time-l.154-5.
SECOND RACB-Four and a hal,
fprlongs Seven Bells Is to and 8 10
81 l, Eoserrian teven for place. ?, Sir
Vagrai 3 Time--55 l-5.
THIRD RACE-Three-q quarters OF n
mlie-Ro bin Hood @ to and OUT !.
Tocoiaw g TO for place. ?. Albert
Fir g. Time-l.l53-5.
FOURTH RACE-F4ve-eighths OF n
mile,-Alyth g to l and eyen) /. French
Empress 90 to for place) .. Ingenue
g. Tme-l.02 80.
FIFTH RACE-Short CONSCIOUS i. (6
70 aud . to -, nrst Bestman @ 10 /
for place., second, Madoc. third. Tlmo
- 81 go.
The evening world., 1906-05-25

ST. LOUIS BASEBALL PARK. May
IA heavy morning rain pas the St.
Louis grounds in bad shape. bu, tho
Giants donned their uniforms and went
ont any way. II was their first visit
pionship. and the few rooters who ar
rived early gave them an ovation be-
fitting the.r baseball supremacy.
Tho weather is intensely hot. and the
players sweitered in the heavy clothing
they brought from Chicago. /, told
somewhat in the action OF both teams
on the he,d. but II is pie for Mathewson.
The blg fellow grows better with the
weather. II is likely however he vii,
not pitch here. the burden OF the work
falling on Amcs. MccTnnlty. wl,se and
Taylor.
Both Ames and Taylor warmed UP
this. afternoon, but McGraw selected
Chicago has Boston to work on now.
and the least slip out here is liable t.
aSsin put the Cabs In the lead Never
quit" is the Giant watchword from
now on.
First Inning.
Bresnahan rolled TO Mcbride and was
- Il
stop and toss on Brownies hunt Bow
erlnan fouled TO Grady. NO RUNS.
Bennett bounded to Bowerman and
died easily. shannon let a third strike
glide by. Smoot singled through Dah-
len. Becltley lined 10 left field for Il
base. Arndt promenadcd filling the
bases. Gilbert fumbled Illness hit,
Smoot scoring Mcbride singled TO
right, Beckley scoring, but Arnlt was
touched out at plate. TWO RUNS.
Arndt slipped up on Mertcs tap and
he reached Nrst In safety Dahlen
tapped to Mcbride. forcing Mertes
Devlln walked but Gilbert rolled 10 BEN
nett. expiring at first. the runners rnov-
ing up. St-ang fanned NO RUNS.
Grady rolled to Drhlen and was out
at frst pruhot out Dahlen TO Row
ernlan. Bennett ;ripled TO right. shan
non sent long ty TO Mcrtes. NO
RUNS.
Third inning.
Taylor shot hot one through Dru-
hot and beat Il TO ilrst with ease. Bros
nahan followed with an infeld single.
n high fly 10 Shannon. Bowcrman's
sharp crack 10 Mcbride forced Bresnn-
han at second, Mertes followed with
n single to left. scoring Taylor. but
Bowerman was thrown ont at third.
ONE RUN.
Smoot was a victim OF strikes. and
Beckey died on an easy roller 10 GIL
bert Arndt walked. but was forced AZ
second on Illness grounder to Dahlen.
NORUNS.
Fourth Inning.
DAhlen whacltcd a stirr one to Arndt.
but died on route TO hrst. Devlln sur.
fered n similar fate and Gilbert fouled
out TO Arndt NO RUNS
Taylor gathered IN McBrldes easy
bounder and Brady took the count on
(Continucd on Second Page)
The evening world., 1906-05-25
TEST CASE WILL SHOW IF
SUPPLY CAN BE CUT OFF.
Organization of Consumers Not to Relax Efforts
Until Trust Yields Completely to
Law of the State on the
Statute Books.

The Gas Consumers League
cured from Justice Bhof Supreme Court afternoon tempo
ray injunction restraining the Consolidated cutting
the supply refusing Albert
Foreh Wahburn has
edng will establish the obtaining gas supply
Wahburn has allow employees
his the dollar
standard his supply has been compelled
employees Of his fiat by Since
sunday when forcb or his
in constantly fearing trick
The evening world., 1906-05-25

The commissioners on the Lexington
j1venue route were Abraham Hershiieid.
sAiexander Brough and Luc!en L. Bon
)beur Thsy reported that the lire, In
.nhe4r judgment should be constructed
land epsrnted. but they also incorporates
! the suggestion that connection with the
3rxs;inE subway system should be cut
splt OF the plane. This connection. as
lproposed. would % under Forty-seeond
lStroet
Tho commissioners favor It's elimina-
Mon 50 as 10 give 10 an Independent
eompany just as good an opportunity
The evening world., 1906-05-25

IN the bidding as the Interborourh
would have II the Court should hold
'hat such a change would invalidate
the proceedings thus far taken. and SO
cause serious dehy In the initiation
O., the work. tho commissioners say
that they wish 20 report that they
approve ot the plans as AT presen,
lrawn and hold that the road ought
~ pe constructed and operated.
route consists OF Jane. ~ tis,,..i' 1svaue
11,9rge c Norton and william NJ
.WNriRht Jr. The report Is In favor y,
me construction and operation OF tb,
Toad Without conditions - 'h'
The evening world., 1906-05-25

The courts VIII pass upon tho action
Of tho Gas Trust In arbitrarily. while
the constitutionaiity OF ghe e!ghty-ceat
gas hill - matter for court review
yoerecng that the price OF gas supplied
through slot meters shall be 81 per
;housand feet THAI Is what the Gas
faust ia doing The slot meter con-
-umer pays Tor his gas In advance. ana
PAYS for II at the rate Of 81 per thou
sand feet. although the legal rate ia
eighty GEMS per thousand feet. and will
remain SO unless the supreme Court OF
the United States decides otherwise.
The Washhuru Injunction is return
able Tuesday morning Tho legal stan
of the cas- Consumers League VIII thon
confer over the advlsabliy Of taking
steps 10 compel the Cast Trust to serve
its slot meter custome-s with eighty
ont cas while The law establishing that
price applies.
This IS the first decisive biaw struck
for Tie rights of the consumer Nj
Nocuis hulds that by the terms OF tho
following notice the Consolidated Gas
To. routrtc'nd md agreed 10 serve Mr.
Na fburn md MI others 20 whom It
CONTINUED on Third Page)
The evening world., 1906-05-25
TORONTO RESULTS.

TORONTO May 25.-The races here
to-day resulted as follows
FIRST RACE-Prospero q to ! and 5
to y !, Moonraker (even for placer 2.
scarcell 8. Time--i.07 20
SECOND RACE-Four and a half fur
longs. The Abbot g TO l and even) /.
Rena Swift q to for place) .. Jerry
Sharp 3, Time-0,S.
THIRD RACE-Arne.-R window
(even Nnd ouD l. Pater Sterling (out
for place. ?. Setauket 3. Time, 10 3-5.
FOURTH RACE-One and one-six-
teenth miles. Fort Hunter e 10 and
ouo !. Cteely (ont for place. ?, Facto-
tuni g. Time-l.iS
FIFTH RACE-One and quarter
miles. Enghurst g to ! and even) !.
Charles Elwood S TO 3 for place. 2,
Dunscverrc Time-2li.
SMITH RACE-'rhree- quarters OF q
mile kits % To and : 10 u !. De
mon 90 10 / Tor place. 2. Ainb,r
Time II 40.
SEVENTH ACE-1hree-quarters OF
mile Anna Smith % 10 and 3 TO ~
|, Alsona e. TO ! for place. 2, Dixie
Andrews 3. Time-l.1s
The evening world., 1906-05-25

ly got out OF the maiden class In the
sixth. winning in drive by half
iength Ben Ban came IN the rush,
With Chrysolite and got second money
from Balelro. the favorite, which ied
All the way, tirlng at the last few crit
teal leaps when a little extra gameness
on his part would have seen him the
.xrndlate. PnyV Meadow .Shrsr Sewcl
The evening world., 1906-05-25
Miller Got the Las

before the start and ran good racs
then TO make amends He will improve.
Miller Got the Last.
The start In the last gave Brookdale.
ridden by Miller. the race Nemesis.
OF nearly last, would have won VITA
an even break, He finished second
with ChandoE third.
The evening world., 1906-05-25
BOARDS REPORT
IN FAVOR OF TWO
NEW SUBWAYS
Commissioners Appointed by the Ap.
pellate Division of the Supreme
Court Favor Third and Lex
ington Avenue Routes.

report upon two more
repo the Appellate
Division the Supreme oCut proposed and
which have Evening World
Both OF those routes have subway
r.Axing a
The evening world., 1906-05-25
AT PHILADELPHIA,
BLEW SAFE THROUGH HOUSE

Especial 10 The Evening woridD
SUFFOLK, Va. May 26-In attempt
ing to blow the safe OF Whitfield ~
Bro. early to-day burglars used an
oyercharge. The safe wns blown
through the walls and fifteen feet be.
yond the building. The house caught
fire and with two others was de-
stroyed, entsihng a ioss OF $500. The
The evening world., 1906-05-25
YANKEES GIVE TIGERS
SEASONS PRIZE DRUBBING
SCORE BY INNINGS

tylt t1ettolt ~. 80 o. o o o. 5
i'shlaaders n o o o x-1S
The evening world., 1906-05-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT BOSTON,.

Chicago .......0 o 90 o o.
Boston ..........0 l o . o o o x
Batteries-wMte and sullivan. Tame
hill and Peterson.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
-. Louis .....,0 0 o o / o.
Philadelphia .....i . 0 Ol o &c
The evening world., 1906-05-25

New Pittsburgh Day Express,
VIA pennsylyania Railroad. beginning May
sssssS sIsssSss saqssaSSsahad, ~ s'fiT 'Af' siaiRal
The evening world., 1906-05-25
EASTERN LEAGUE.
lAT TORONTO.

Jersey City, o o 0 o o !.
Toronto ......... o o o o 0 %
Mack, Butler Currte McGoyern.
AT BUFFALO.
Providence. l o o oo2 1-Sli i
Buffalo. o 0 i o OIL
Batteries-Cronin and Cooper. NULL
gan and MoManus.
"GULDEN's MUSTARD"
For Table Use.
The evening world., 1906-05-25
7ENING WORLD INJUNCTION
STAYS HAND OF THE GAS TRUST
EVENING WORLDS RACING CHART
Fifth Day at Gravesend.
Track Fast.
May rs.

3I4 rsr % SAT- SIC 900 S S&1st % Es % 'S % 4: Ws: %
The evening world., 1906-05-25
Ran Up to Name.

Starter Cnssidy's work was again
bunghng IN the third. The start was
miserable. Consistent entered the
s-ctch all over the winner, Belle
Strome secured second with Ftp Flap
and Diamond Flush nghtlng II out
for third The Flip Flap horse got II
and went right on, being worked out
for her next raoe, which will show n
decided Improvement over to-days
The evening world., 1906-05-25
TRACK CONSENSUS.
BY LONG SHOT.
speaal from Gravesend Track

These are the promising ones for tomorrow:
First Raoe-Halifax 4 First Premium, ,; Glorier g.
Second Race-Balzac, I; Kernel 2 Delcant g.
Third Race-Gretna Green /; Glare RUSSELL > Boola g.
Fourth Race-Bohemian Burgomaster, ,; The Quail g.
Fifth Race-Stahe /; Quorum, ,, Oliver Cromwell 3
Sixth Race-Energency, ; Adios ,; Bill Phillips g.
Seventh Race-Bowlng Bridge /; Warning ,; Yada, g.
The evening world., 1906-05-25
GIANTS AND
BROWNS MEET
IN FIRST GAME
McCraw Joyful Over De-
feat of Cubs and Urges
Men to Victory.
ST. LOUIS TEAM GAME.
Westerners Give the Cham
pions a Hard Tussle in
First of Series.
ST. LOUIS TEAM GAME.
BATTING ORDER.
BY BoZEMAN BrLGER.

Umpires-o'Day ana Emslis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-05

in many instances they We're charged
for more ice than was delivered 10
them and that complaints about short
weight failed TO receive any consider
alton or attention by said ice COM
pany.
The undersigned further show to
Your honorable body that the said
Davenport Ice company has advanced
the price of ice to its consumers SO 1-3
per cent over what it charged during
the year 1905. and YOUR petitioners
further show that they are informed
and believe that there is a combina-
ton of the different ice companies do
ing business in said city of Davenport
and that said combination has dis
tricted the said city, setting off to
the Davenport Ice company certain
territory and that ii is impossible to
induce any other ice company TO de-
liver ice in the territory of the Dav
export Ice company. and that there
fore and by reason thereof there is
40 competition in the ice business and
4 complaining coSumer if cut out by
the said Davenport Ice company is
)oweTless TO secure ice from any other
That as Your petitioners be-
ieve there is an ice trust in said city
Of Davenport conducted and operated
IN violation of the law of the state of
Iowa governing and regulating trusts
and combinations of which the said
Davenport Ice company is member.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-05
WILL TEST RIVER WATER
Government to Assist Industrial Inter
ests Along the Mississippi.

II is announced that the government
is preparing for systematic tests of
Mississippi river water. A Washing
ton dispatch says that arrangements
have been made by the photographic
branch of the United States geological
survey TO study the character of the
water of the Mississippi river. Two
sampling stations have been establish
ed, one at Minneapolis and the other at
Memphis. The object of the work is
to discover the amount and kinds of
mineral matter carried by the water
and the changes which take place be-
tween the two stations. In this man
ner the adaptability of the water for
various industrial purposes can be as
certained.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-05

Edward. spent Sunday at the home of
d. a Kleist
Mrs. Danner, a former resident OF
this vicinity. died in Muscatine Satur
day evening. The remains were in
tered in the Illinois City cemetery
Monday afternoon
Mrs. w. p Downey is spending the
week with her mother during the alb
sence of her husband, who is in Kan
sas City.
Mrs. Reno of Moline is a guest at
the home of F. p. Reynolds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-05
ABOUT THE COURT HOUSE.
COUNTY COURT.


Rock Island county court, Judge E
e. Parmenter presiding.
| Probate
Estate of Louisa J. Lusk Proof OF
notice of petition for probate of will
made. Dispositions of subscribing wit
nesses to will taken III open court in
proof of execution thereof filed and
considered and will admitted to pro-
bate and ordered recorded Petition
by August H. F. Moeller. the person
mentioned in will as executor for let
tiers testamentary filed Petition
granted. Oath as executor taken and
filed. Individual bond of said August
H. F. Moeller as such executor filed
and approved. security thereon being
waived in and by said will and letters
testamentary issued to him.
Estate of John Suttle- In the matter
of the sale of real estate to pay debts.
Proof of personal service on all de-
PENDANTS, Sarah Suttle. the only adult
defendant herein called and defaulted
John H. Hauberg appointed guardian
ad Item for minor defendants, answer
of guardian ad litem for minor defend
ants, answer of guardian ad litem filed.
Hearing. Real estate bond fixed at
$4,000. Bond filed and approved and
order of sale.
Estate of Matilda Foldt. Hearing on
said executors final report and same
approved and distribution according TO
terms of said will herein ordered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-05
Real Estate Transfers.

John Krantz TO John Becht. lots 10
and II block ,, Hillsdale, $500.
John Becht to Charles w. Wake,
lots 10 and II, block 2. Hillsdale 5000.
Mary c. Andrews to Frank A. An
drews, part of ne of Sc i'll sec. Sc. IS, ,
W in the city of Rock Island, $4,000.
Benjamin F. Ekstam to Anna L. Ev-
ans, lot 6, block c. Moline Water Pow
er company's addition, Moline. $4,000.
Charles H. Pope to Stephanie Mil
loen, lot IS. block 169, Village of East
Moline, $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-05
IN THE SUBURBS.
HA MLET.

Misses Mable Sturgeon and Lena
Lemon visited with Mrs. o. y. Phil
lips Saturday and Sunday.
Hiram Cooper and Silas Turner
drove TO New Boston Tuesday.
o. y. Phillips visited Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lew
is of GeneseO.
Will Babcock and family moved
from Miss Emily Boyles' house to Joe
Tenders place at Black Oak Monday.
Anumber from here attended the
funeral OF Mrs. Thirza Boyles of Black
Oak Tuesday.
Thomas and Fred Hartman and their
families of AledO and Ed Hartman and
family of EdginStOn, visited with Mrs.
Barbara Hartman Sunday.