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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-11

Prof. larsen, Of the A. c., re-
turned yesterday morning from a
three weeks trip into the north
western part Of Idaho and Ore
gon.
Leo Wendleboe left for Colo
RADIO yesterday to complete his
course in civil engineering. This
young man started on this course
when fifteen years of age and it is
expected that in two more years
his course will be completed. If
so, he will graduate at q years
of age.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-11
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Pres. Bulge went to Salt Lake City
Monday morning.
Lost-On Sunday, a copy Of 1.-The
Doctor" Return here.
Mrs. j. A. Hendrickson Is In Provo
visiting her sister, Mrs. Osmond.
Special sale on mems, ladies' and
children's shoes. at j. II. Anderson's
Wanted-A good girl to do general
housework. Inquire Of ]. A. Nc:
AlIister, East Center Street
Persons desiring to take boarders or
those having rooms to rent should re-
port same to the Brigham Young Col.
lege at once.
l.. s. Carbon has small block OF
Mohawk. Duluth stock for sale at once.
You'll have TO hurry If you want to
get in on this.
The last excursion north into Idaho
will begin on Saturday, September 80.
Long limits on tickets. See agents OF
the o. S. L. for particulars
After an absence of ten months,
Erastus Johnson came from McGill,
New, on Saturday. He will return
there in few days.
Milton, son of f. A. Mitchell, came
from Beaver county last week After
few days visit with his parents he
returned south, where he has lucra.
| tive position.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-26
From Greenbrier.

Last Thursday the people on Green
brier, not far from Fort Gay. met
with a committee which had been
appointed 10 consider the advisability
o. constituting a Baptist Church i'm
that community There was a great
Sumber OF representative people In
attendance and much interest was
snown. After due consideration OF
the matter It was agreed to organize
a church. This will be done at the
same place on the Thursday before
tie 3rd Sunda; in August. when
Ceerybody is invited to attend and
VII be made welcome. A dinner to
thnse who attended the meeting last
Thursday was served ON the ground.
Elijah Raikes. a well known citi-
zen OF the Greenbrier country, is very
low with consumption.
The Fort Gay quarterly conference
OF the South Methodist Church will
be held at that place on Saturday.
July q.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-26
Awaiting A Fortune.

The Mccoy estate Of California,
which was so much talked of last
fall Is still the daily TOPIC OF con
yersation In West irsinia and bor-
de ing counties OF Kentucky.
A. y. Warren. Of lronton. received
a letter from one OF his cousins in
West Virginia recently relative 10
this matter. stating that he and HIS
attorneys had been searching he
records in that section and had found
that Walter. william and Ezekial Nc
Co. we're brothers to Andrew, James
and Lewis Mccoy The above Lewis
Mccoy is the & andfather Of A. n.
Warren. Of that city. The letter also
stated that ,he family history had
teen fully traced to the present heirs.
ahere are several OF the heirs in
Louisa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-26

G. b. Ames, dean and professor Of
law: J. r. Keaton, b. s., l.. l.. b.,
professor OF law; Henry G. Snyder,
b. S. L. L. B., professor CT law
and secretary of the faculty; John
Burford, OF Guthrie, chief justice Of
the supreme court. special lecturer;
Clifford L. Jackson, Of Muskogee.
special lesturer; c. o. Blake, Of Ell
Reno, special lecturer; c. Stewart,
OF McAlester, special lecturer; John
w shartel. of Oklahoma City, special
lecturer; J. II. Everest, Of Oklahoma
City, special lecturer.
The men selected as professors OF
Law are recognized as the most able
lawyers in the state. c. B. Ames is
OF the firm Of Flynn & Ames. He is
graduate OF the University OF Miss
issippi, and OF Vanderbilt University.
Judge J. r. Keaton is a graduate of
Georgetown University, at Washing
ton. d. G. He is member Of the
firm OF shartel, Keaton & Wells. Mr..
Snyder is of the firm Of Snyder, Owen
& snell. and graduate Of Centre
College, Danville, KY. now Central
University, and also of Yale Univer-
sity. lie is an experienced teacher OF
law and was formerly a lecturer in
the law department of Central Uni
versity
The special lecturers have beer
secured from among the recognized
lawyers OF ability who will be best
able to discourse on the special feat
ures of Oklahoma law and decisions
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-26
A Delightful Occasion.

On the eve of the regrettable de-
parture of Lieut. and Mrs p S.
Bond a farewell reception was ten
dered to them by Mr.. and Mrs ]. c.
Adams last Tuesday evening at the
Brunswick. The invitations were
numerous and the declinations we're
very few indeed Nothing short of
illness kept any one away.
The invitations were for eight
clock. and shortly after that hour
tally cards and favors were distribute
ed. and from the parlor where greet
ing had been made, twenty-eight
guests were ushered into the spacious
and well-lighted dining room. This
had been transformed into a battle
field in which the weapons were made
Of pasteboard and warriors were men
and fair women contending in pro-
eressiye whist The warfare ragged
Until the "witching hour" the con-
testants being refreshed with delicious
fruit punch. Keep your seats" said
genial Jim" Adams when the pso-
g. ession bell sounded al midnight
Snowy lunch cloths and napkins came
to the front. followed BY more punch,
cooling lemon ice and delightful cake.
Over these seasonable delicacies the
contest of the cards was fought over
again. haps and mishaps of the var
7 iOus games were recounted and laugh
Ell over: enjoyable ending TO an en-
/ ,cyable evening. Choice cigars were
served to the smokers. and amid
thanks for such a pleasant evening.
anu so sorry you are going TO leave
us," and we had perfectly losely
pme." good nights were exchareAd
and the very pleasant occasion ex-
isted only as happy memory
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. RS.
sell Shrum and Ralph and Mrs. J'hr
Foster. Of Columbus; Mrs. Richards
OF lronton; DR.. and Mrs. w.J.,'n MIR
aat Mrs. " F. Con'ey, Miss lelis
Snyder. George r. BIZ, gess . r
Rule. Miss Stella Conlsy. c. o. Nc
Dougle. f. L. Stewart, Mrs. Homer
Scholze. Mr.. and Mrs Albert NJ
Campbell. Miss Kate Freese, DIR. NJ
q. Watson. Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Vim
son, Miss Lille NcHenry. Miss Mati'
Wallace. NJ 5. Harry Corns.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-26
Compliment to a Louisa Lawyer.

Men recognized as the best lawyers
in Oklahoma, have offered their SER
vices as teachers and lecturers in the
law school which is to be added TO
Fpwo tn University this fall and
with the known ability OF these men,
and the recognized worth OF Ep-
worth as an educational institution,
Il appears certain that the law de-
partment OF the university will not
only be largely attended but will be
one OF the best Of It's kind south sf
the Ohio river,
Tn members AZ the faculty Of the
law department In addition TO Chan
cellot George NJ. Bradisrd, whose ser
vices hare already been secured. are
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-26
DISTRICT A.
10 Durance Vile.

This Is the condition OF Charles
Johnson. who foully murdered James
Bogrs. OF Blaine. and OF whose APP
prehension and confinement at Col
umbus Barracks the NEWS told last
week He was brought TO Louisa
last Friday by Deputy Sheriff William
salter and was lodged in Jail On
the following day Johnson was
brought out for an examining trial
before County Judge Thompson. but
he waived hearing and was re-
manded without bail The defendant
was represented by Attorneys II. c.
Sullivan. and Thomas Theobald Of
Grayson.
There Is a repo that Johnson had
made some sort OF a statement, it
being to the effect that he made a
mistake In killing Boggs. He was
after another man. hut when he saw
Boggs. who was asleep. he said he
just thought he would Kill him any
how.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-26
SeasOnabIe Suggestions.

All d linking water should be boiled
during this hot summer before it is
drunk. This is the time Of year that
typhoid fever germs begin to appear,
end in order TO avoid impu titles
which lead to sickness great care
should be taken with drinking water.
The utmost care should be used in
obtaining milk Tor babies and child
Zen. No filthy or impure milk should
be given children at all and during
the hot weather every precaution
possible toward obtaining only pure
milk should be used.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-26
A Big Sandy Boy.

Edgar Austia. Of Fllless, another
Biz Sandy boy who has met with
many successes since leaving Big
Sandy some time over two years ago,
returned home Friday from Southern
Louisiana. where he has been con-
nected with the st. Louis Iron Noun
tain 4 Southern Ry. Co. in the Ca
pastiy of Assistant Accountant in the
Conduct Transportation department.
He entered the service OF the above
company in the early part of 1906 as
sIenographer in the Maintenance Of
Way department, and has gradually
worked his way up
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-26
Fiscal Court.

A called term Of the Lawrence
County Fiscal Court was held last
Monday. The special business before
the magistrates was to devise ways
and means to repair the roads and
b idges OF the county, and also To
direct that suit be brought against
former She III Harvey Salter and
his sureties Both these things were
done. The Supervisor OF roads and
bridges was ordered 70 so over the,
county and see what was needed He.
is to compel the ovsrseers to work
their hands. and a. these officials
are subject to indictment for faiinCa
to order out their hands. there wiIIf
probably be something doing along
thisline.
The nrer Sheriff is In dS0t to
the county about $l,4OO. with some
credits due
There is also to be an overhauling
Of the books in order TO see how the
county stands financially. There win
he thorough going over Of financiaI
matters emb aced IN a l'eriod from
1900 to July 1. 1907 James c. Adams.
of the Hotel Brunswick. an expert
accountant, Is the Courts special
commissioners, and he, with County
Judge Thompson and County Attorney
Savage, win examine all books aud
papers pertaining to county finance
and make report 10 tile Court.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-26
Guy Atkinson Married.

pr. W. T. Atkinson and Robert Az
t,nson went to Huntington Tuesday.
where ON "Wednesday they Witnessed
the marriage OF Mr. Guy Atkinson 10
Mis-. Ruth w.ysor. Dr. Atkinson Is
t,,her ot the groom who is youSs
man q splendid habits and popular
rha bride Is teacher and one OF
Hu.tinetOn's social iavorites She was
teacher Of expression, Sandy Valley
eeml.ary. and ls well known here ana
has large cIrcle Of friends-fa'n''-
WILLIE Herald.
10th the bride and ~e sroom a''
well known In Loulsa-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-26

Above is correct summary of the
candidates and their votes up to
Thursday morning OF this week. All
ballots will be preserved so that any
question that might arise may be set
tied beyond question.
We expect to have the con-
test party stop over in Richmond
Va. which is a very interesting city
because OF the important part play
ed there in the history OF this
country. Also, on the return triT
We hope to arrange TO come from
Norfolk TO Washington City by steam,
er, stopping en- route at Mt vern.
on. the home OF George Washington
Washington is the city OF creates
interest to every citizen of the Unit
ed States.
From Norfolk there will be sid,
trips to Virginia Beach and oil
Point Comfort, two of the mos
popular bathing resorts on the AT
lantic coast
REVISED SCHEDULE. - Every
one who pays IN ADVANCE on
years subscription to THE NEW
will be entitled to I25 votes; tw
years. 25O votes: three years, 40
votes; four years. $50 votes; nv
Yeas. 200 votes; six years. SIS votes
seven years. 1915; eight years, 1900
nine years, 1850; ten years. 1897
Ten years is the limit for this pre-
portionate increase on advance sui
scription to a single address.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-26
Has Resigned.

Homer A. scholze has resigned his
lection as assistant engineer In the
n S Engineer office in Cincinnati.
and has taken work with the big con-
tract firm OF Hollerhaoh 4 May. As
this company employs none bat CON-
,atent men It's selection OF MT
scholse Is a compliment 10 him.
The friends Of Mr.. ana Mrs. scholze
regret that his new employment will
Umse their early removal from LOU
iaa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-26
Sale of Real Estate.

]. z. Gartin has sold the Arlington
Hotel to d. NJ. Ward and wife. He
recently sold the adjacent property
occupied by J. D, Crutcher 70 W. T..
Cain. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward win prob
Ably take charge Of the hotel soon.
hhey will continue their restaurant
business
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-26
DISTRICT c.

Miss Elizabeth Burgess,
Georges Creek. 1O,4OO
Miss Ethel swetnam, Wilbur, $500
Mrg Julia Allen. LOwmansville, 1e5
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-26
THAT EASTERN JAUNT.
The Big Sandy News Trip To jamestown Ex.
position, Richmond, Washington. and
the Coast.
THE DON'T CARE VOTES.

On August 7th the Don't Care
proposition will close. The votes will
be distributed as follows: The can
didate In district A who turns in the
most money on new subscriptions NJ
To August 7th viii get 80 per cent
OF all the Don't Care votes. District
Il and G. each % per cent
All candidates will please send us
by that date a list Of the new sub
scribes they have sent in. and the
amount each has paid We want this
70 check Us our records by.
Remember that the close OF the
contest is not very far off August
iith will be the last day, aud all
votes 10 count must get in not later
Than ten o'clock on Wednesday night,
August 18th. The result will be an
noEnced IN the issue that goes to
press the following day The trip
viii be made as soon as convenient
Ia the winners
There are a good many dollari
aid the Big SANDY News by personi
no. interested In the jamestown con
te-t and who DO not cast any vote
in f. These We designate a
Don't Care votes. In order L
stimulate the work for new subscrib
vrs We have decided to divide thes'
votes amongst the three candidate
having the most dollars on nel
subscriptions TO their credit
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-26

Pikeville. July 2O.-A terrible aeci-
dent occurred on Dry Fork of Shelby
yesterday resulting in the death Of
the little son OF Wesley lIcComas- A
lille of sawdust had been set on fire.
and was burning furiously on the In
side. Fresh sawdust having been
thrown on the outside. made the
flames invisible. when the 13-years-
old boy ran and lunged into the saw
duAt. sinking in the seething mass or
flames. No one being present to
rescue the little fellow. he managed
to SC. amble out and ran home en-
veloped in flames. the flesh falling
off his limbs. Fortunately for the
little fellow, death soon relieved his
spiferings.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-26


told him that civilization wanted him.
Livingstone might have called The
angels Of culture. Of renown. OF ease
and wealth. but Africa wanted him
ih' heather needed him. lie stood
face TO face. not with the inevitable
but with the eyltable and he choose
to remain IN Africa.
Aggazi Nigh, have had riches and
heaped-up honors. but he choose 10
spend his life IN teaching the grand
est teacher Of nature the century
fnev
Jesus could have called the angels
lie did not call the angels. but he
viii call them John. who near Geth-
nemanes gardeii-near the VALLEY Of
shadows witnessed the sublime self
PRONUNCIATION Of Him who Was equal
with Ills Father tells in Revelation
what he aaw Ia that wonderful vision
on Patmus Preparatory 10 his see-
ond coming Iesus had called the an.
gels 10 ~ with him 70 earth Who
we're they = vas hungry aud ye
ted me was Thirsty and ye gave
me drink Naked. and ye clothed me
vas sick aud 10 prison aud ye yis-
itet me These are they whom Jesus
gAl cali and thcy Wll be- with him
in an the glory or his second coming
Another man aho lived for bis fell
low mcu was Sam Walter Foss with
a fine reading Of Fo,s beautiful poem
Mr shannon concluded sermon fine
in conception rich IN All illustration
and eloquent 10 Us delivery
a FRIEND TO MAN
SAM Walter Foss
There are herml, souls that I've with.
drawn
! Ia the place Of their self,contsnt
There are souls Ike stars that dwell
apart
! Ia felloWiess armament
There are pioneeT souls that blaze j
path
Where highways never ian
let me live in house by the side o.
the road
4 And b. friend 10 man.
-, me live in house by the side o
the road.
Where the race of men 20 by
The men that are good, the men tha
are bad
A. good aud a. had as l.
Then Nhy shold Eit In the soorneri
seat.
on hurl The eyui.s BAN
= L., me live In a house by the side o
the road
And be a friend 10 man
: see from my house by the side o
n the road
/, ry the side Of the highway OF lif'
4 The men that press on With the At
a dor oi hoic
n And the men tha, are faint With III
ir strife
y turn not away from their smils
a aud their tears
!. Both parts Of an infinite plan
: Lea me live Ia house by the side
h. the road
a. And b. a friend 10 man
% know there ere ,-ooS ailsa'
le meadows ahssd
"a Aud mountains ~ ven iaore hc 3.
b rhat the roal rrhos o. ,a.oas
ly the long afternoon
r. And passes away TO the nisht
he Bu, We, rejoice when the 'rayelel
is rsjoics
And weep With be strangers thl
ne moan.
L. Nor I've in my h.use by the side
er the road
~ Like man that lives alone,
Let me- live in house by the si'
:. OF the rosd
whers the race OF men 80 by
They are good. tsey are bad. they a
- weak. thcs are strong
Wise. foolish, so am !.
- Then why should sit in the scor
ers seat.
= Or Aurl the oyuiss BAN
s, me pye in house by the SIT
~ Of the road
- Asd be a friend to man.
er Cav AtLinSOn Married.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-26
PERT PARAGRAPHS
Picked Up At Pike. Paint and
PrestOnsburg.

The Grand Jury Of the Floyd Cir
cult Court has indicted the sheriff Of
that county for failure to arrest the
Fitzpatricks charged with the muir
der of Andrew Coburn.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-26

The marriage of Attorney Roy VIII
holt, formerly OF Ashland, and Miss
Gertrude Mays, of PikevilIe, was =
great surprise to their many frienss
The Young couple came down ON
Pikeville on the o'clock train Sun
day morning and went to Ironton.
where they were married at l o'clock
in the pailor OF the Ironton Hotel
the ceremony being performed by
Judge Neal The wedding was an
elopement, on account OF parental
objection, owing to the youth of the
charming bride. who is daughter or
Mrs. Florence Mays, and one OF the
most popular young ladies OF an the
Big Sandy valley.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-26

Paintsville, July 19.-Lee. Jonathan
and Henry Fitzpatrick. indicted ON
the charge of completely in the mur-
der of Andy Cobusn in the court room
at Prestonsburg last month, came and
gave themselves up to the officers
Squire Banks tried the three writs of
habeas corpus and Lee and Jonathan
we're glanted bail in the SUN Of 5000
each. Henry Fitzpatrick's bond was
fixed at $500. Others are in fifteen
miles from Prestonsburg.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-26

Crushed to death by falling tree
without an instant's warning was the
fate of fittle Ernest Sloan, the four
years-old son of Mr.. and Mrs sey-
mour Sloan, of Pikeville, at his home
near that place. The child and his
little sister were playing near where
the mother was doing a family wash
'ns. Suddenly large sugar maple.
that was standing about 20 feet away
c ashed to the ground, catching and
crushing the boy, and barely missing
the little girl.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-26

While playing about the premises at
her home on Joe's creek, near Pike
vile, the baby daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jenk King wandered to the
Scream that flows Close to the home.
tel in and was d-o~ntd. The little
toddler was missed by the mother
soon after she had disappeared, ana
a frantic search developed the trag-
edy. The child had drowned in a
shallow pool in the bed OF the stream
that had almost gone dry.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-07-11

The ladies sewing society of
st Johns church meet at Mrs.
Sensinger's this afternoon.
Miss Florence Davidson re-
turned to her home in York,
Nebraska, Monday morning.
DR.. BEogunier returned from
Chicago Sunday night and re,
opened his office Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Webb, of Beaver
Dam. Wis, arrived Wednesday
evening for a visit with Miss
Briggs.
Anton Star purchased a fine
Chickering grand piano at
Stones music house in Fargo
last week.
The Turner's elected officers
for the coming year last Friday.
All of the old officers were re-
elected.
DR.. Cleve Purdon went to
jamestown Monday morning to
attend the state board of dental
examiners.
Miss Leta Shaw departed
Monday morning for a visit
with relatives and friends at
Austin, MINI.
inc. Tuck and wife and Jack
Weimar, of Aneta, spent few
days the first of the week visit
ing relatives.
Misses Ida and Clara Hanson
and Miss Frances STARCH are
clerking at the Bee Hive Store
during the sale.
Rev. Baumhoefener, of Young
America, Mimi, is expected
this week for a visit wish Z.
Meyer and family.
B. +. Hatcher moved to
Breckenridge this week, havir 9
rented residence on Eighth
street, ON the south side.
Miss Ida r. Crofoot, of Col
fax, entered the horse race at
Colfax July 4th, with her
broncho and won the race.
The 500 club were entertain
ed last Saturday afte noon by
Mesdanes Robinson and Yates
at the home of Mrs. Robinson
Matt Gillen aud family wen,
to Ortonville, MINI, Saturday
night where Mrs. Gillen and
Gertrude will spend about A
mouth.
Ernest urgenson, who has
been visiting in St. Cloud. re.
turned Monday evening and
after few days visit here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs [ur
censor, will return to his Eonle
in Bisbee, N. Oak.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-07-11
LOCAL NEWS.

AOCAL ME- WIS.
Supt Tena McCartan spent
Sunday in Fargo.
Mrs Thompson visited friends
in Fargo last week.
Miss Anna Sprung is visit.
ing friends at Great Bend.
Geo. Wichman returned from
st. Paul Saturday morning.
Misses Flore and Abbot cele-
brated the Fourth in FargoH
Miss Clara Fornaneck is
visiting relatives in Lakota.
Miss Celia Droskoski, of
Little Falls, is here on a visit.
Mrs. Robert Marsden return.
ed to Duluth Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Anton Miksche was very
i'll last week but is now much
better.
JAS. Purdon came up from
the lakes Sunday for couple
of weeks.
Henry Chezick and Miss
Bessie Collier spent Thursday
in Dwight.
Paul Meyer is expected home
from Concordia College at St.
Paul this week.
Mrs. Stukel, of Millerville,
Mimi, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacobetch.
Mr.. Saul, of Wheaton, was
the guest of Mrs. Helena Ber-
tram last week.
Miss Anna Bagus, of Hank
inson, visited friends at Wah-
peton last week.
Miss Parks returned from a
visit with friends at Morris,
Mimi, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Watson,
of Marshall, Mimi, are in the
city visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Yelling
and family spent Sunday even.
ing at the Richel farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Forkner
returned to their home at
Morris, Mimi, last week.
Miss Vena Chezick is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. J. B.
Bernier, of Bemiji, Mimi.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Peter Kraker
of Albany, Mimi, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Kraker.
no. Kraker, of the Miksche
q 90. force, spent few days
the past week at Albany, MINI
w. NJ. Rohan, of Walcott, was
in the city Saturday. Mr.
Rohan stated that be would &C.
company large party of land
seekers to Alberta, Canada, on
the following Tuesday.