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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-08-31
SOCIALIST NOMINEES.
Mass Convention Held at Ceur-
d'Alene, Saturday.

The socialists Of this county held
a mass convention at Occur d'Alene,
Saturday, Aug. 25. Chairman John
G. Koch Of Rathdrum called the con-
vention to order and the usual coln-
mittees were appointed, the commit
tee on credentials finding SO entitled
to seats. There were only 81 In the
convention In 1904. Resolutions
were drawn up and adopted. The
following ticket was nominated:
For state senator, w. L, Somers,
Harrison; representatives, Amos C.
Smith, Medimont; j. Il. Sanburn,
Occur d'Alene; d. e. Bivlow, Sand
point; F. L. Runyon, Rathdrun; Mrs.
Hattie Atwatcr, Spirit Lake; auditor,
]. H. G. Scurlock, Standpoint; sheriff,
j. c. Helms, Standpoint: probate judge
s. A. Stowe, Occur d'Alene; assessor,
w. c, Fuller, Harrison; treasurer,
Mrs. l.. Won Hosteen. Rathdrum;
county attorney, J. L. Kennedy,
Ramsey; coroner, J. +. Miller, New
man; commissioners, lst district, Il.
G. Hubbard, Mica; End, Jas. Roush,
Athol, and 3rd. M. Y. Zornes, Elmira.
No nominations were made for survey
or and county superintendent, the
vacancies to be fled by the executive
committee. j. G. Koch who declined
the nomination for sheriff, was elected
county chairman. F. L. Ruhyon was
elected secretary.
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Commissioners Proceedings
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.

CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.
In the matter Of establishment OF
commissioner districts and voting pre-
cincts, ETC., for the general election
to be held on November 9, 1906:
In conformity with the provisions
Of the general election laws OF the
state Of Idaho, the following described
commissioners districts and voting
precincts were at this time esta blished
and judges Of election, distributing
clerks, and registrars were appointed
for a general election to be held No
vember 8, 1905, for Kootenai county,
state Of Idaho.
1t was at this time ordered that
commissioner district No. comprise
all the territory south OF the follow
ing line: Beginning at the state line
two miles north Of township lire, be-
tween townships 48 and 40; thence
east about three miles to the north
west corner of section 90, township
10 north, range s w. B. M; thence
noruh miles; thence east four miles:
thence north five miles; to northeast
corner of section 36, township 81
north, range 4W.; thence east 81 X
miles; thence north one mile; thence
east along the shore Of Hayden lake
three and 0ne.half miles; thence souti,
one mile; theLce east to county line
at a point one mile north Of TOWNSHIP ?
line between townships so and 81.
District No. 2. shall comprise all
of the territory north OF the said des-
cribed line and south Of the lines des.
cribed as follows: Beginning at the
state line between Montana and Ida
no on the line now established theme.
following said line to the Pend d
Oreille lake, thence directly acros
said lake to point nn the Opposit,
shore; thence following the west anl
south shore Of said lake TO its outlet
thence following the Pend d'Oreill
river to its intersection with TOWNSHIP
line between ranges and g.; theme
following the line at present establish
{ ed along the Pend d'Oreille river I
r the state line between Idaho an
Washington.
District No. 3 to comprise all d
the territory north of The last de:
= criied boundary line.
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SlTEand COUNTY News,
Items of Interest Gathered
From Exchanges.
OF INTEREST TO DAHOANS.
Events and Industrial Progress
Of the Week.

Bonners Ferry Is to have a city
water plant installed by December !.
Local zee dealers in Post Fall are
out Of the product and no arrange
have been made to get ice elsewhere.
Smoke from forest fires IS still
thick around Colburn, the recent
rains having failed to put out the
dres.
z. d. Carter, an old Idaho pioneer
who built the 6rst sawmill and hotel
10 Wallace, coming to that place In
1885, died At EauCiaire. Wis. Aug.
3. He was foremost in developing
the Occur d'Alene mining diitrict, be-
sides developing q water and electric
light system at Wallace.
The total equalized valuation Of
Idaho Tor 1906. AZ reported Monday
BY the state board uf equalization is
$50, ,7o4, 349.26, an increase over 1905
Of IS, ,423, ,28l. 20, last years figures
being SIS, ,2s1. .0S7.97. Kootenai coun-
ty's valuation is $6,25s.slsl5, rank
ing fourth 10 wealth among the
counties.
James F. Gillon was down from
Round Prairie last week and exhibited
a relic OF Hudson Bay Co., times. Ii
was hatchet corroded 10 places to
depth Of nearly one eighth OF an inch'
It was found Gear an old beaver DAM
When shown TO an old Indian, he
shook his head omlnously. and inti
mated that 1t was an ugly weapon IL
its day.--Herald.
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The board fixed the boundaries Of
the voting precincts Of the county;
also appointing the registrars and
nameing the voting places as follows:
Observation-Disclosures, Chas Oles;
voting place, school mouse.
Priest River-Reglstrar, Henry
Boiling; voting place, school house.
Laclede-Registrar, p G Anderson'
voting place, school house.
Northside-Registrar, Mrs. Nellie
A. Luce; voting place, school house
Clarksfork-R Registrar, Mrs. Roth
voting place, school house.
Observation-Disclosures, w. r. Fowle
voting place, Boyer school house.
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DEMOCRATS NAME TICKET.
Complete the Work Begun in
Rathdrum, Tuly Is.

The democrat county convention
met IN Rathdrum Monday afternoon
and nominated the following county
and legislative ticket:
For State Senator, }. L. McClear of
Occur d'Alene; representatives, c. E.
Riggs Of Standpoint, A S. Pringle Of
Laclede, W. B. Heagar Of Harrison
and A. A. Darknell OF ST. Maries;
Clerk and recorder, T. L Quarles,
Rathdrum; sheriff. A. r Derr. Clarks-
fork; treasurer, w. j. Mcclure, Lane;
assessor, W. E. Hutchinson, Sand
point: probate judge, f. A Mccall,
Post Falls: county attorney, w. j.
Finn. Occur d, Alene: county super
intendent, Miss India Harrington,
O'd Mission; coroner, DR.. Page, Sand
point; county commissioners: lst
district, Levi Crow, Emida; End, M.
E. Burroughs, AthoI; 3rd, j. P. Dunn,
MOravia
No Candidates being available for
county surveyor, that place on The
Ticket was left vacant 10 be filled hy
the executive committee. DR.. Seal
Ion, former mayor of Occur d'Alene,
had been agreed upon for nominee
for the legislature and was nominated,
but later withdrew, aud Darknel was
chosen In his place. w. j. Mcclure
wished to decline The nomination for
treasurer but the convention insisted
upon his candidacy.
Nearly all the nominees had been
agreed upon by the party leaders be-
fore the connv, nlion met, so that
there was no friction manifested in
the convention, only one nomination
being made for each Office aud all
being made unanimously,
Earl Sanders was present as chair
man of the convention. Editor Jos.
Il. Scott of Occur "a lene was elected
chairman Of the county central COM
mltJee to succeed L. l.. Quarles.
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TEACHERS WHO PASSED.
Result of Recent Kootenai
County Examination.
81 CERTIFICATES ISSUED.
Some New Additions to the
Teaching Force.

Following are the names and
places of residence of teachers who
passed the quarterly Kootenai
county teachers examination held
in Rathdrum last week:
FIRST GRADE.
Oma Cord, Spokane, Wash.
c. M. Burnham, Coeur d, Alene.
H. T. Irion, Standpoint.
Mary O'Rouke, Cataldo.
Lucy Southmayde, Standpoint.
Lavina Southmayde, Standpoint.
SECOND GRADE.
Zoe Brusseau, Standpoint.
Ada Carpenter, Spokane, Wash.
Cora Carpenter, Coeur d'Alene.
Genevieve Garvey, Coeur d'Alene.
Ernest T. Hale, St. Maries.
Nell Holden, Spokane, Wash.
Grace Hubbard, +"
Nellie Hubbard, !"
Mary Michel, T"
Lillian Nye, Boomers Ferry.
Mira Persons, Hope.
Gertrude Ramsdell, Harrison.
Ruth Sheldon, Rockford Wash.
Mrs. M. Thompson, Coeur d'blene.
Vera F. Todd, St. Maries.
Mary Vought, Standpoint.
Blanch Washburn, Rockford Wn.
Nina E. White, Spokane, Wash.
Mary Young, Priest River.
THIRD GRADE.
Charlotte Erickson, Coeur d'Alene.
, Minna Hixbicht, Spokane, Wn.
King E. Kelley, Porthill.
i The following were granted pri-
mary grade certificates in addition
to certificates already held by them
Minnie Farr, Rathdrum.
Mira Persons, Hope.
Mary Vought, Standpoint,
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Visitors to the Spokane Interstate

Visitors to the Spokane Interstate
fair. which opens this year, September
"a, will be able to see the birds on
exhibition 10 the poultry department
not only 10 the day time but also 10
the evening, for Manager CosgFove' al
the request Of II. H. Collier, who Is
ia charge OF the poultry department
IL having the big tent wired 10 tna'
1t can be brilliantly lighted at night
This tent Is so by 100 feet, furnishing
ample accommodations for the poultry
department.. Mr.. Collief estimates
there will be 500 birds on exhibition
aud carpenters are DOW busy nx OF
accommodations for this number.
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For the Pix. Cenit NJ = ce -

For the Pike Cent me- re '''f We"
q, cnir.d,, Snrinps. Gll p "a
10 %, 1906, the Northern Paclnc w
sell tickets at one first class fare piu-
$40, from Hope and Wallace ana all
stations west of those points, 10 C'io'
Iado Springs, Denver or Puenio he
date al sale will be Scot. II: 'o'np
limit ten days. rrtufu M p. ~
stopovers allowed; children ri hall
fare aye, half ot ai"v" ra 'es. Fol
further information see n. T. Agent,
Rathdrum.
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The Scene of the adventures or k"o-
luson Crasoe may be wiped from the
earth; the island Of Fernandez may
have sunk deep into the ocean, but Its
history will live forever with the
American people. The strange STORY
of CrusUe and his man Friday VIII
ever appeal to the younger generat'oh
and the lad who does not read OF
Crusoe will be q marked exception.
Tho Fernandez Is gone Its history Will
live forever. Wallace Times.
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TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN-
INE Tablets. Druggists refund
money II it fails to cure. E. w.
Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
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Advertising Rates.
DISPLAY ADS.

sOlidly set advertising at local rates.
Locals. Five cents per line, straight.
Legal advertisements at legal rates.
Special rates on long contracts.
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MARYLAND nav. March y.

Ga March D. each school in Carroll county
Will study ia concert q lesson on Maryland
History The subject Of the lesson this year
wall be "Marylaud's Influence in Founding a
National Commonwealth
Ia this connection special reference will be
made TO the settlement of the Northwest Ter
ritnry.
/, Is the opinion OF the State Superintendent
that Maryland Bay should be made the means
by which We may start in every school house
q gallery OF pictures appropriately connected
with our States history. II We can add to
such a collection Que suitable picture each
year, we will soou build up collection OF no
small educational value Through the kind
offices Of Dr. Stephens in arranging, at very
moderate price, for thousand pictures for
Maryland schools the School Board of Car
roll county has purchased 10 engraved PIC
lures Of Trumbull's Painting, Washington Re-
slEaing His Commission.
The School Board will pay for these pic'
lures, aud We want the schools to pay tor the
framing of the picture and we want one OF
these pictures placed in each school room,
not school house, IN the county.
To avoid expense and the risk of soiling OF
damaging the picture TO have them framed at
a very reasonable price.
Each teacher of the county can collect from
the school thirty cents per room, and bring
the amount. so cents, to Westminster, or any
one living near the school coming to town can
call for the picture and deliver in to the school
would be glad if each teacher reading this
article would send word to other teachers, SC
that nearly all the schools may be able to
have the picture placed in the school room
before Maryland Day, Friday, the 23d instant.
Each teacher in the county has received
from this office pamphlet containing suitable
program aud full outline of appropriate and
helpful material for very profitable lesson on
Maryland History on that day. 5. SIMPSON.
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SykeSvills Items.

Mason II. a party Of students from The
MARYLAND General Hospital yls,ieA Springfield
Hospital GA Friday and NeTe shcsu over the
bl.iJHss,
Howard Hawkins has accepted temporary
position as baokkevpcT IA John Mcdonald \
Co. 8 store.
Joseph and ifsleu warheld spent Saturday
and saadAy At the home Of their parents.
Ms Louis T. Schultz Gas returned from
Charlrstewu. We; Va, where she Was called
by abe sslursS OF :ser daughter Lillian. Who IS
q pupsl as PaEbAtan College.
4 daace was gwen or Friday night 70 the
pzEseegs OF Springfield Hospital. number
ct outsiders Wa present and spent ysry
pleasant evening.
Ms. Howard war6eld Is visiting her par.
sal,. Mr.. and Mrs. JOAN DcLashmaIi, Of Mt
Alry-
Mss Grace Riigely !. spending week in
Atlantic City.
Ms Mamie Ridsely and Mrs Holmes
jones are staying az ,he home of their father,
John T. R.igely.
Miss Grace Weliiug hiss returned from
Cbariestawu. ". Va. where she Was visiting
her SISTER Miss Mary yelling al Powhaian
College.
Stanley Harms was home over Sunday.
Rev Albert paiiry preached At Lisbon and
Nchendry on sunday, filing The appoint
mrnts for the pastor, Rev. J. l. Marsh.
Mrs. Fred. Waesche has invitations out for
i, Lea AZ her home Thursday afleruoOn-
Mrs. James Blake Was the guest OF her
daughter. Mr. John Mcdonald for several
days last week -
Clifford Nichols. Of Marriousvile, is i'll
wiyh typhoid fever. He has trained nurse.
Miss Eva Fosble vas home over SUNDAY.
DIR. stone, Of ElNcott City attended the
dance Al Springfield Hospital on Friday night
Z " Carter IS still confined 10 the house
With grip aud humps
Mss Agues Brown is quite sick a. her home
10 Gathers.
Mss Belle RAnuie, who is teaching near
EiiersbuTg, spent few days IN Baltimore
last week with her parents.
The members Of Freedom church gave
/ their pastor. Rev. J. folly Marsh, a pound
I party last week.
Mss Reaver Is visiting Mrs. Ray CLARK.
Miss Beulah Baner is visiting in Baltimore
Mss Susie Hawkins Of Hoods MIL. Who
/ has been Ill with typhoid fever, is convaies-
/ cent.
| Frank Hammond, who has typhoid fever
/ is improving.
/ Mis- Worthiuetou, who has been visiting
l Miss Carrie Hewitt for lew days, has returned
/ home.
l 4 delegation from tue lcslSl1AH'E Na'"S -
/ 10 Sykesvile in a special ear last week to visit
the hospital. fine luncheon was served and
( Inc visitors returned in the afternoon seeming
| i, we'll pleased with their visit.
/ We had a regular snow storm on NedneS'
/ iay. followed at night by hail and rain.
/ A telephone message to the drug store Sat
/ urdav night, purportng to come from Inc
! sheriff of Howard county, warned the people
/ 10 look out for Winder as he was last seen
/ heading for Sykesvllle.
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Pleasant Hill Items,

March I5.-Samuel G. Kindlgs Of Kent
land. indiana, was the guest Of his sister,
Mrs. John F. MAus Wednesday aud Thurs.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Irwin Hess and son Harold,
Of Harvey, spent last Friday and saturday
with Milton Study and family.
The sales Of Milton Study last Friday, and
Of Mrs. Alice Brown, on Saturday, were we'll
attended and everything realized good prices.
John Hilierbsich ana daughter, Miss lot
tic. OF Taneytown, aud Frank Thurman. OF
Stunersyille, on Saturday visited John tahr-
man and family.
Clinton Fogesong aud wife, Of hayberry,
we're guests Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Brown. Saturday last
Lulher SEier. cf L3tavstuWu, Pa, spent
Wednesday ~ifh john +. Naus and 'auiy
Bernard :. LAWYER, who ,eii for the Vest
some time ago, i row Al kcui.aud. Indiana,
where he will spend ihe summer. lu a letter
10 a friend be speaks 10 glowing terms a. thc
beauty of his new home pa the West
Jacob Zahu. Of FTiEeilbuTE, spent Saturday
with Milton Stady and family.
Mrs.. Addison Morelpck Of Hanover. Pa.
who bad been spending some umc wiik Der
SISTER. Mr. Harvey Maus during The serious
illness of Mrs Maus daughter, Mrs Charles
Hull. has returned 10 her home.
Mrs. William Brown, @ho u@s ucs3 sils
for seine time = silil eouined 90 her bed
Mrs isydiA Froeuielser has returned 'a 81.
yer Ran. after spending the week With her
daughter, Mrs. Milton Study.
Charles Brown. aho hai been wnrSlgE aear
York, Pa. sgzent lssl zsrk W3fh bis maiEsr.
Mr. Alice Brown.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Bech's, VISITED VI.
aud Ms Edward Sitter. gi lsliesiapa, Pa.
au Is edu--iay.
4 delightful surprise party Eaz held Sc fae
home VI Mr.. aHd Mr. SamueI ErkArd. %
being q surprise Tor M. Eesard- After Z. cas-
ant greeting, soc,al conversation, vocal and
instrumental music refreshments wr-e served.
Al a Isle hour al returned 10 ihslF homes, nos
forgetting however, Co express themselves as
kaviBE enjoyed every iea}are OF the essRsns s
entertainment and earnestly desiring the ya
turn 81 many more such happy greats. baIus
to the iuclemcu; weather AMI she condition Ht
the roads macy Of the invited guests ~crc
unable TO attend. There MAS ah-al 80 % a.
tendance.
The many friends Of dss. Jacob II. Fcrser
were grieyed 10 heas ot her snI4ea death,
Nhich occurred az her hume last Saturday
night, 1u Germany township, Adams county,
Pa
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MARcu l4-Bu,jIcy Sa,p'es, al Car,is
Bay. spent Iharsiay sf,b h.s Ge'er. N-s. "u.
7. Jordan.
Mss MARY T. Renngu is spending a les
DAYS IN Baltimore.
Mr.. c. A. Jordan has issued iasi,A,.au' Tor
a birthday party on March 10. gwen BEL ha45r
Of her granddaughter 10th blttl las
Frederick Brrsnrr wliI stari IaarsIav for
a two we-ks IMP 20 BetiBr5ok, Ohio.
Mr.. and Ms Wm. F. Jordan spent >aaiay
afternoon in Berrrty with Mss IeureEa
Shipley.
Gordon Shiplev. who died on Ta-s.iay
March 6. from the effects ut = horse sack sa I1e
right temple on the - instant ~.s buried
last Thursday Funeral services wrrc held 10
Bethesda NJ +. Church. at = p IN, AtI iu-
torment was IN the church cemetery. Rev.
G.. c. Harms. uf the West Falls circuj.. bad
charge Of the service, and preached q very
impressive as well as eonsoiug ssrmgu, bEs
text being God Is our refuge sud strength, g
very present help 10 trouble Palms e.; /.
+. A. Sharrer, OF Westminster. VAS funeral
director. The pail bearers we're Acssrs. jos,
r. Haines, Emil o. Barnes. George Hook,
Ollie Caple, Rodger Painter aHd Roy i9sers-
About COO persons attended she funeral.
On accoan, OF the funeral 81 Gordon snip
ley the Ladies' Aid Society, Nascd ~ss Co
have met at the same hour, postponed 'arir
meeting until March 18th. a. the home ri ar-.
Samuel Wilson.
Rev. G. c. Harris, OF the West Falls cir.
cult, will give a lecture for the benefit vf lhe
church, IN the p. .. ; OF A. hall. al G8st nu
Thursday, March -.
As the president. Rev F. T. Little. vii
preach at Deer Park VI. p. Church on Sua-
day, March .. there wall be no services al
Harmony Grove Church on thai date. 5ui there
viii be services on SUNDAY, APSil ls'. az the
usual hour. by the pastor. Rev Mr. kuieii.
The 4th quarterly conference OF the Deer
Park circuit will De held at Harmony Grove
on Saturday next, the l7Ih.
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A Delightful Surprise Party.

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Nelson,
of Granite. Baltimore county, was the scene
Of very delightful surprise party on Thursday
night. March ;, given in honor OF their aaugh
ter, Miss Moliie, BY her many friends, The
guests began to arrive at an early hour, and
we're cordially received by Miss Molhe, aud
Mrs. George Ehlers. Games and converse
tons we're INDUCED 10 until II O'Clock, when
refreshments we're served in great abundance
Games were again renewed until late hour,
when the happy guests returned TO their homes
well pleased with their evenings enjoyment
Those present were Mr.. Eliza Nelson and
wife, George Ehlers and wife, Harry Parsley
aud wife, John Dell and wife; Misses Motlie
b. Nelson, Lula Parsley, Carrie Kelley, Elsie
Dell. Bette Holbrook, Lillian Nelson, Helen
Ehlers, Ella Kelly, Mamie Benson, Louisa
Holbrook. Berthe Waterman, Nellie Hamll-
ton. Marian Crooks, Lillian Waterman, Myr-
tie Hamilton, Annie Click, Jennie Thomas.
Grace Waterman; Messrs. Frank Weller,
Keener Nelson, Herbert Holbrook, Norman
Hamilton, Charley DELL Englan Wheats, Will
Crooks, Leslie Ehlers, Norman Dell, Gilbert
Randall, Albert Kelly. Garfield Harrera,
James Hamilton, Willie Randall, Ernest
Relmeyer, Warren Robertson, Ostan Wider
MOI
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UNIONTUWN DISTRICT ITEMS.
Dedication of Mt. Union Church-SaleS Of
Property-PerSonalS, &c.

MARCH l6.-The new church at Mt. Union
will be dedicated on Sunday, March %, the
services beginning at 10 a. m. The building
is of brick with granite trimmings. 1t is
gothic in design, and has tower entrance, and
pulpit recess at the rear. The interior is
finished in cypress, and will accommodate
about three hundred people comfortably.
The committee. under whose supervision the
edifce was erected, consisted of Jacob 5.
Gladhill. ID. NJ. Burlington, Clayton Rooms
and the pastor. Rev. &. W. Baughman. Other
members and friends of the congregation gave
much time and labor gratuitously to the en-
terprise. Samuel Grouse, Of Tyrone, was the
contractor and master carpenter. When pre-
scented to the public, the building, with its
furnishings will be found to be credit to tie
congregation and community.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Mering took place
on Friday. March 9th. Services were held
at the nome of Evan Haiues by Rev. Edgar
A. Read of the NJ. =. Church. Union Bridge,
assisted by Jesse p. Garner, of Linwood, who
made few appropriate remarks. The re-
mains were inferred beside her husband in
Pipe Creek German Baptist buTyiug GROUND.
The pallbearers were Jesse Smith, Joseph
EngIar, Nathan Englar. William Bowers, 10
seph Dayhoff and Samuel Dayhoh. Frank J.
Shriner, of Union Bridge, had charge Of the
funeral.
DR.. J. J. Weaver. who is spending the win
ter in Washington, d. c., was in town several
days this week.
Miss Mary Baughmau, of Uniontown, re
ceved the silver medal at the oratorical con-
test at Union Bridge, last week.
G. 7. Mering, OF the custom house, Balu-
more. was nj his home this week aud attended
the funeral of his sister in law. Mrs. Mary
Mering.
Miss Berthe Leatherwood, of Cranberry, is
the guest Of Mrs. Aaron Piowman, Clear
Ridge.
Charles Rodkey. of Unjoutown, has given
up the Maus lime kiln, near Tyrone. 1t viii
be run by Jacob MaTquet.
Robert l.. Cookson has sold his farm. con
tanning sc acres, to Samuel j. Fair, of Ways
nesboro, Pa, for $500. Mr.. Cookson expects
to remove with his family to North Dakota.
John Waltz has bought the home property
at Becktown, for 500.
NJ. Q. Angel has bought from Calvin keeter.
the Moses Holltuberger property, Bark HUI,
for $40
Clarence Davis, our town expert base ball
player, expects to play with the sharp \
noehm League, Baltimore, this summer.