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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-07-18

passing the summer with his father, DR.,
L. J, Fish, and family.
Mr., aud Mrs, b. II. shaw aud son, Mr..
and Mrs, Lisle Shaw OF New York city
are passing the summer vacation here, the
early home OF Mr.. Shaw.
Miss Bertha Morse Is visiting friends at
her former home in Manchester, VI.
Miss Mary Morse OF Bethel is taking her
place during her absence.
Rolla Reynolds OF Bethel will favor
the choir and audience with solo, en-
titled, 1.-The Great White Throne at the
Cohgl church next Sunday.
d, G. stoughton has the basement in
and the frame up for his new house, and
grading well along. The seleetmen have
laid out a road to 1t from the highway.
The picnic to be given July a5th by the
south Royalton Woman's club al Mrs. j.
II. Hewitt's, is indefinitely postponed,
owing 10 sickness in Mrs, Hewitt's fam
i.y,
+. j. Woodbury. and son, Miss Elsa
Woodbury. and Miss Clark OF Burlington
were guests at the South Royalton House
Friday. They were on pleasure trip by
auto.
II i IS pleasant next Sunday evening,
another open-air meeting will be held ON
the common, similar 10 the one held last
Sunday evening. The two ehruehes are
uniting In these services, and cordial
invitation is extended 10 all 10 partiei-
pate. The hour has been changed TO !
O'Clock.
Mrs. c, Frank Graves and daughter,
Helene OF ST. Albans,a and Mrs. Park Dunn
and son Kenneth of DEVILS Lake, \. d.,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Black
last week.
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The Charming Woman

is not necessarily one of perfect form
and features. Many plain woman,
who could never serve as an artist
model, possesses those rare qualities that
all the world admires-neatness, clear
ewes, clean smooth skin and that spright-
illness of step and action that accompany
good health A physically weak woman
is never attractive, not even to herself
Electric Bitters restore weak women,
give strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth,
velvety skin, beautiful complexion.
Guaranteed. SOC.
II. A. Leonard, Randolph.
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Nye--Smlth.

A quiet home wedding took place at
high noon Wednesday, July 10, at the res
idenee OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Nye, when
their only son, George c., was united in
marriage TO Miss Mabelle A. Smith OF
Rochester, VT, in the presence OF only a
few friends. Rev. f. w. Sharpe, pastor
Of the Methodist church at Mortified,
oifieiated.
The house was tastefully decorated
with plants, cut flowers and ferns.
The bride was handsomely gowned In
white silk, trimmed with handmade lace,
and carried bouquet of white roses and
carnations.
A bountiful lunch was served directly
alter the ceremony. The valuable and
appropriate presents testify to the person
a. esteem OF the contracting couple.
After brief honeymoon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nye win reside in Hampstead, L. l.
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EAST ROxBURY

Mrs. Winifred Foss Humphrey went to
Waltham, Mass, last week, returning
Friday.
F.O. Allen and Otto and Arthur Allen
of Springfield, Mass, were at L. A. East
mans last week.
Mrs. Cecile Buck Beaton, who has been
spending several weeks with her parents,
returned to her home in South Ryegate
Saturday.
Little Herbie Knowles is very sick. An
Ulcer has formed where he was operated
upon for appendicitis several years ago.
he was taken Saturday night to Burling-
ton hospital where another operation was
performed Sunday morning.
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Thursday, Friday 3 Saturday,
July 18, leland 90, 'Oz.
LUCE & SMITH,
Bethel, Vermont.
'THIRT "
SEWING MACHINES
To be Sold before August |.
Nearly all Makes.
No Money Down.
$500 a month Till Paid For.
PRICE, $500 UP.
Write for cataIog.
p. NJ. STRONG,
Bethel, VT.
WEST BRooKFIELD

Harlow Abel of Warren was at his
fathers, Levi Abel, over Sunday.
Mabel Mann came from Randolph Fri
day to be with her mother at Ed. Waters.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Sumner, John
Untiedt and Lee Hatch were in Roxbury
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tewksbury OF
Randolph were at w. A. Hutchinson's
Sunday.
Joshua Norman OF Montevideo, Mimi,
visited his nieces, Mrs. Pearl Rand and
Mrs. Henry Shea, last week.
George West is in Bethel this week
helping his brother, Fred West, who is
having a serious time with sore eyes.
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EAST BROOkFlElD

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. sprague of Chelsea
were in town Saturday.
]. H. Sprague and C, r. Angel were in
West Berlin Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Angel and two lit
lie girls visited in Barre last week.
Mrs. William Reed is at home, after
being in Braintree for several weeks.
Mrs. Blanche Wakefield of Montpelier
is visiting her mother, Mrs. @. w. Clark.
George Wheatley has graduated from
the U. V. NJ. and is at home for the pres
ent.
Mrs. II. ID. Wheatley and two children
have been visiting her parents in Brad
ford.
Mrs. William Robbins of East RAN
dolph has been visiting her niece, Mrs.
iiovcy.
DR.. Hannibal Wheatley and friend OF
New Hampshire are visiting at the old
homestead.
Hives are terrible torment to the
little folks and to some older ones. Eas-
ily cured. Doan's Ointment never fails.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-02-05
'BLAMES WIFE'S
FOLKS in SUIT
ANsoN D. o'HAvER, WHO SECURES
DIVORCE, SAYS THEY WERE
TO BLAME

From Saturdays Daily.
domestic tragedy which, it Is az
legged. had its beginning several years
ago, when relatives of Mrs. Ada OLA
yer ;nterfered with the affairs of he'll
self and husband, Arson D. O'Hayer,
had its elimination yesterday when
Judge M. A. Roberts signed decree
giving TO O'Haver divorce on the
ground of desertion.
According to O'Haver's petition he
and his wife were married in October,
1897. Later he states, while living in
Basco, ILL.,, his wife's relatives inter
fered with their domestic relations to
such an extent that Mrs. O'Haver mis-.
treated him and stunned him and final
ly told him she did not want to live
with him any longer.
In order TO re-establish what he con-
sidered the proper domestic standing
of his home, Mr. O'Fiaver states that
he came to Ottumwa and secured a
position here. Later he sent for his
wife to come to him and secured trans
portation for her. However, he alleges,
she refused to come.
Suit is Settled.
The suit of P. T. Springer against
the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
Railroad company for damages alleged
to have been sustained to his property
from culvert built by the railroad,
has been settled and dismissed. Ac-
cording to the stipulation of settlement
filed, the plaintiff gets $50 and pays the
costs.
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Pulaski.

Pulaski, Feb. 2.-Elmer Plank Of
ST. Louis visited his mother Mrs.
Jeptha Plank and ather relatives from
Saturday until Monday.
Howard Thayer and wife of Des
Moines are visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Austin Thayer
Dr. and Mrs. Shelton left Saturday
for Long Beach, Cal, where they will
spend the remainder of the winter
with their son, DR.. Bernard Shelton
and wife.
Mrs. Gertrude Pearson and son
Lyle returned from Milton Monday,
having spent few days with rela-
tives.
William Bickle moved into the
Lena Maurer house tnls week.
The revival meetings still continue
at the NJ. E. Church, conducted by
Rev. Ireland and Rev. Smith of OF.
tumwa.
Mrs. Chas. Matthews was called To
Bloomfield Tuesday on account of
sickness of Mrs. Jim Milligan, return
ing home Wednesda..- evening.
Mr.. Cambell and Ale Holland Of
Milton visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Har.
rey one day last week.
A. J. Davis the Blind violinist gave
an entertainment at the Christian
church Wednesday evening.
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BoNAPARTE.

Bonaparte, Feb. A fair sized au-
dience was entertained at the opera
houes Saturday evening by the Chicago
Ladies' quartet. This was the third
number of the lecture course given I'M
der the auspices of the Bonaparte Ly-
ceum association.
Mrs. J. H. Nass and baby have gone
to Baltimore, Maryland. for an extend-
er visit with relatives. Mr. Voss ac-
conpanied them to Keokuk.
William Brewster left Saturday for
Manhattan, Kansas, where he will be
engaged in the furniture and undertake
ing business.
Miss Ada Brown went to Fort Madi-
son Saturday for a short visit with her
sister, Mrs. Ola Vickers.
Mrs. Carl Weber of Keokuk visited
over Sunday with her mother, Mrs
John Lisle and little son of Farm
ington. were the guests of friends here
Saturday.
J. D. Johnson of Burlington spent
Sunday here with his family
Miss Edla Baird went to Centerville
Saturday for a short visit with friends
Miss Lottie Bell was Mt Zion Wis
itor Saturday.
Allen Perkins has received word OF
the serious illness from typhoid fever
Of his son.. Bruce Perkins. at Little
Rock, Arkansas.
Miss Minnie Burns visited at tine
Harvey Davis home in Keosauqua Fri
day and Saturday.
Rev. D. D. Proper of Des Moines fill
ed the pulpit of the Baptist church hers
Sunday evening.
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sTRiNGTL Mn.

Stringtown, Feb. 2.-Wm. Mercy
nolds of Martinsburg was called here
the first of the week by the illness of
his father J. B. McReynolds
M. N. Smith anG daughter Mabel
of Linby we're in Stringtown Tuesday.
Miss Hester Mcneil Of Farson was
visitor at the U. E. Silvers of Com
petine was Stringtown caller Tues
day.
Several from here asteded the SUP
per at Competine Friday evening.
Ralph and Viole Peterson attended
church at Abingdon Sunday evening.
Gaylord Mowery was a caller in
Martinsburg one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. G. French visited
with relatives near Agency the first
ON the week.
j. A. Slater went to Chicago the
first of the week with car load d
CATTLE
George Slater, Henry Davis, VIM
Wright and Ira French were Farson
callers Sunday.
Some of the formers are quite busy
this week putting up ice which is Of
an inferior quality.
James Davis was a Martinsburg
caller Monday.
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Child Gives Up Doll To
Help White Plague Victim
Tramp Gipes up Last Dollar to Send
Albert Wilson to Colorado-People in
All Walks of Life Interested in OF
humans PLIGHT.

Firemen were preparing to come to
his assistance. he buried his face in
his arms, overcome for the moment
with emotion.
: 81 might have known they'd help
me-" he said, when he grew calmer.
81 never asked for help because I'm
not member of the Brotherhood, but
I'd ought to have known that they'd
do it anyway. A railroad man won't
desert a fellow when he's down and
out"
Last evening ragged, rough look
ing man, called at the Salvation
Army headquarters. He held dollar
clutched tightly in one grimy palm.
Gives Last Dollar to Aid.
Here he said hastily, throwing
the money down on a chair, "I'll have
to sleep out tonight and eat nothin
all day tomorrer, but wants that guy
ter git ter Colrady."
A prominent church of the city has
come forward with donations of food
and clothing for the invalid and will
interest themselves in the movement
of enabling him to make the journey
to the life-giving mountain climate
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3. E. MICK DIES.
Passes Away at Homo Near Dudley
EddyviIIe News


Eddyville, Feb. 2.-Died, at his home
near Dudley. Jan. 81, 1907. B. E. Mick, a
well to do farmer and an exemplary cit
izen. Some eight weeks ago the de-
ceased was taken to Ottumwa hospital
and operated on for appendicitis, from
which. he almost recovered and later
contracted pneumonia, from which he
died. The deceased leaves a wife and
three children to mourn his death. He
was also son-in-law of Lewis lawns
ley of this place.
News Items Of Interest.
Fred Hull, of the firm Of Waddington
& Hull, has sold his interest in the
meat market to Mr.. Waddington and
will move to Chillicothe in the spring.
Henry Biihler. section foreman on the
Iowa Central at this place for the past
several years. has secured leave OF
absence for two weeks. Henry has been
an efficient foreman and is deserving OF
a well earned vacation.
John Pickerell of the Eveland district
was in town on business Friday.
Attorney ]. F. Hall was business Wis
itor in Oskaloosa Thursday.
Mrs Kate Bowsher. who has been af-
flicted with paralysis and not much i'm
proved, was taken to Lineville Friday
to spend the winter with her daughter
Mrs Charles Broderic. She was &C
companied by her daughter and Der,
Broderic.
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GoPHERs ENTERTAIN.
Popular Bloomfield Club Has Social
Evening".

|NVutNSSJs
Bloomfield. Feb Earl Reeves, as
sisted by Wesley Goode. afforded the
Gophers a delightful evening Friday at
the home Of w. w. Reeves. The even
ing was spent in playing progressive
whist. In which the high score was
made by Harry Young. AT the close OF
the game refreshments were served by
Mrs. Reeves. assisted by Mrs. j. B
Haney. Miss Wolf of Chicago was an
out of town guest whose presence ad-
ded pleasure to the evening.
Personal and Otherwise.
The adjuster Of this Hartford Insur-
ance company was in the city Friday
and paid the knights of Pythias $3.50
on their policy Of $1,000.
Fred McNeal of Milton was a bust
ness visitor in the city Saturday.
Herbert King made a business triT
to Centerville Friday.
Kenneth Baldridge was seriously In
iured last week while, on the mail route
on horse back. The horse slipped or
the ice and fell and the weight of the
animal almost crushed one limb. Mr
Baldridge was confined to the house fol
several days, during which time the
vacancy on the route was supplied by
Som England.
The report Of the secretary of the
ClIlZSnS MUTUAL lelepuOllS W. W
Bloomfield shows that $3.S63.32 were
collected and s4,317.37 were expended
during the year. OF the amount palt
out $3.50 was for bills of the previou:
year, $3.50 for poles. cable, etc. for per,
manent improvement and $115 for sup
plies on hand at the end of the year
The assessments per phone for the yea
were 81, an extra assessment having
been made for cable and rebuilding
lines. The company has 47o paid-ul
members an increase of 81 for the year
Mr.. and Mrs. Duff Burchett of OF
tumwa spent Sunday with the latter
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. McAch
ran.
Mr.. and Mrs. George vorhis spen
Sunday in Ottumwa with the latter
brother, Mr.. Swinney and family.
James Beck, who recently sold nj
farm east of the city to Theodore Tay
lor, has purchased G. G. Cree's resi-
dence property northwest of the squar
for $1.150 Mr.. Cree will eventually re
turn to his farm near Bell1nap.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Kennel.
traded her residence property and lc
and grain houses to Major T. D. Dok
for his farm in Pierre, South Dakota
Mrs Kennedy will probably locat
there at some future date.
Miss Ethel Kelso left Monday TO
Oberlin Ohio, to continue her studio
in the kindergarten Training school
She will remain until June.
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CLAIMS
SUICIDAL INTENT
POLICE NOTIFIED OF MISTER.
lous AFFAIR. AT II O'CLOCK
LAST NIGHT
From saturdav,s Daily,

From Saturdays Daily
Mystery surrounds the case of John
Burtlow of Central addition who either
did or did not attempt to commit sui
eide Friday night by taking poison.
The young man was in town until
about 10 o'clock. He was drinking at
several saloons during the evening, he
said and claims he left for his home
about 9:55 o'clock. Early in the even
ing he bought small half-ounce bottle
of landanum and Glove oil from local
druggist, claiming toothache as the
reason. About IL o'clock he reached
his home in Central addition and short
ly afterwards became deathly sick.
His father, John Burtlow, discovered
the bottle of poison on his person and
as there was small quantity missing,
imm ediately. as his son had attempted
sions.
Had Commissions.
DR.. Fred Bowles was instantly noti-
fled of the case and responded prompt
ly, reaching the house about midnight.
He found the sick man lying on the
floor in the front room of the house.
Burtlow's parents claimed that he had
had several severe commissions and had
frothted at the mouth. The doctor
states that while the man had appar-
emily taken some of the poison, he had
not .alen enough to be dangerous, al
though the quantity missing from the
bottle would make man very i'll.
BurtIow's Story.
"T had hean tn caVara1 pf the saloons
during the evening"" said Butlow. 81
drank several rounds of beer and took
one whisky just before left for home
left the saloon at five minutes of ten
just as they we're shutting up. | had
$140 in my pocket when left the
saloon.
"One other man was with me. but
he is a friend of mine. I came home
alone. don't remember very much
about the walk home. When got here
I found that did not have the money
and the pocket had been torn out OF
my trousers
Fell Off His Chair.
Mrs. Butlow stated that her son had
come in about 1880 o'clock and sat
down in the front room He com
planned of feeling i'll and tainted while
he was talking. Burtlow fell off the
chair to the floor and was seized with
commissions. The father, was called
and found the bottle of poison in the
young mans clothes. Mr.. Burtlow is
out of danger from the poison, but
very i'll. The young man is 81 years
of age, and has been employed recent
| ly in the yards of the Milwaukee road
He and his father are plasterers by
trade.
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Purdx-Ruhle Weddinq.

Bentonsport, Feb. AT the home
of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Ruble, Jan. % a. noon, occurred
the marriage of Emmett Purdey of
Keokuk and Miss Maude E. Ruble of
Bentonport, Rev. Clark of Bonaparte
performing the cermony.
Fin Elliott has returned from
Quincy.
Little Gladys Carter daughter of
W. H. Carter has been quite sick.
DR.. Creasap Of Bonapart was a pro-
fessional caller in town Tuesday.
R. R. Jacobs is a guest at the home
of Mrs. Elizabeth Bailey.
Mrs. ]. o. Murphy and baby Iva
OF Keokuk came up last evening to
visit at the home of her father, Jno,
Downing.
Jno. Downing attended the funeral
last day, of his brother Ruben
Downing, an aged citizen of Chequest
Mrs. Lou Smith and granddaughter.
Bessie Dickersen, of Croton, visited
last week, at the home Of her brother
Chas. Ruble and attended the wedding
of her niece Maude Ruble.
Max Ruble of Keolluk attended
his sister wedding Wednesday and re
turned to Keokuk Saturday.
Mrs. w Purdey and daughters
Jessie and Elsie of Hamilton, ILL.,, at
tended the wedding of their son and
brother Emmett Purdey, Wednesday
of last week.
Mrs. Chas. loops and baby of Valley
junction are guests at the home d
Alex loops at Venson.
Mrs. H. Putney of Galesburg, Ill,
is at the home of her father Chas
Lorton who has been quite ill Of
rheumatism.
Mrs. Nelson Murphy is visiting heI
sister Mrs Lizzie Mckinney.
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STATE CASES
ARE DISMISSED
ACTION AGAINST LEWIS BATY,
CHARGED WITH soDoMY,
TRIED ONCE, is DRoPPED
The Other Defendant Discharged Is F..
w. Darner, Accused Of Foreery-A
Pathetic Scene Enacted in Court
Room-child Is Taken From Father.

From Mondays Daily
The case of the state of Iowa against
Lewis Baty, charged with sodomy. has
been dismissed on the motion of the
prosecuting attorney, Seneca Cornell.
The case attracted considerable atten-
ton at the time of its trial during the
October term because of the nature
OF the charge and also because the jury
hung after a long session. In this case
Miss Emma Harrison was the prose-
cutting witness.
The case of the state of Iowa against
F. w. Darner, charged with forgery,
has also Keen dismissed by the county
attorney. Lack of sufficient evidence
to convict is given as the cause of the
dismissal.
A Pathetic Scene.
A pathetic scene was enacted Satur-
day afternoon in the Wapello county
courtroom, when Judge M. A. Roberts
ordered little 13-year.old Bertha Gee
taken from the care of her father,
Enoch Gee, and placed in the hands Of
Miss Eva Shaw, agent of the Iowa
Home Finding association. The little
girl cried fundamentally and the
father seemed to be overcome with
grief. 1t was alleged that home sur
roundings were not suitable for the
bringing up of child of such tender
years, and the court ordered that the
girl De removed from the fathers care.
Gee, however, objected to having her
placed in charge of the society. and
the court allowed him until tomorrow
morning to find a home for the girl
with some Of her relatives, either in
Tn, ivy IN IF
such home is not found the child
will be given to the society.
After the hearing, as Miss Shaw
started to leave the court room with
Bertha, the father arose and held out
his arms to his daughter. Crying bit
terly she ran to Gee and flung herself
upon him and refused to leave him.
Railroad Settles Suit.
The case of Blair and Chisman
against the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy railroad has been settled and
dismissed. The suit was for 5000 dam
ages alleged to have been sustained to
a carload of horses shipped from Den
yer, belonging to the defendants. The
case was settled for $115, the plaintiffs
to pay the costs.
Minor Criminal Notes.
Frank Burns, charged with drunken
ness and Lizzie Burns, charged with
disturbing the peace. were in police
court This morning and were sentenced
to thirty days in Jail each The sen
tence was suspended during good be-
havior. j. Jones and Burt Key, both
charged with intoxication, were re-
| leased.
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SEYMOUR.

Seymour, Fec. 2.-Rev. L. NJ Beebe
has gone to Lineville to hold revival
services this week and next His
wife accompanied him.
Rock Island passenger engine No
"A was delailcd near the tower Wed
nesday evening.
Hiram Gates visited his brother in
Laredo Wednesday.
Joe Darrah and wife returned from
Dakota Thursday where they have
been for two weeks visiting and look
ing over the country with a view IL
locate.
White & Shaw have sold thei.
lumber yard to Parker & Eckles
formerly connected with the Parker
& Lewis Lumber Co. of this place.
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FINED $500.
Ed Lewis Of Pennington Pleads
Guilty.


Keosauqua, Feb. ED. Lewis, an
old resident of Pennington was in
dicted by the grand jury at the
present term of court for illegally
selling intoxicating liquors. He plead
guilty and was funded $500 and cost.
The Ladies Guild fthe Congrega-
tional church met at the home of
Mrs. Frank McChirg, Wednesday
afternoon About thirty members
were present
The Union services are being held
this week at the Congregational
church, conducted by Rev. Wheeler.
The P. g. o. met with Mrs. f.
Manning, Monday evening.
The lecture given by Rev. Chas. F..
Perkins last Thursday evening was
well attended and appreciated His
subject was Concerning Girls and
Boys"
Mrs. Jeff Beer, who was for many
i'll at her daughters home in Eldon.
Mrs. John Black is also very ill.
w. w. Dyer has sold his meat mar
ket to Unison & Lawrence. Mr.. Dyer
will remain in Keusauqua and is
engaged in the stock business.
Jack Duckworth of JUNO, Alaska
visited frienis and relatives here last
week.
Mrs. VIM. Brownlee. living near
town, who was taken to Ottumwa for
medical treatment, is reparted much
better
Seth Sunmerville is able to be
about the house after an illness OF
twelve weeks of typhoid fever.
A. H. Lane Is recovering from q
severe spell of pneumonia.
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ABlNGDo,..

Abingdon, Feb. 2-The Eastern
Stars of Abingdon will have supper
this evening. All are invited to at
tend.
Edith Conner visited Mrs. D. H.
King one day recently.
Quite number from Abingdon st
tended the funeral of Mrs. Chas Lin
der of Libertyville Monday. The re-
mains were taken to Agency for
burial
N. ana .ars. Carl Black are moving