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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-12-20
LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. II, 1907.
Dear Santa am a little boy three
years old, and l am a good little boy,
Please come to see me. l wish you
would please bring me a horse, wagon,
a Buster Brown suit, shoes and cap.
| want some candy, nuts and every
thing good to eat. Please don't for
get my little sister, Velma Louise; she
wants a RATHER and l don't know what
else. Don't forget my mother.
; e HORACE CECIL CANADA.
IS Garden street.
Dear. Santa Cdaus-This is my first
letter. / once thought l was too large
to write, but if you bring me what /
ask for this time | will not write any
more. | am thirteen years old and
want you to bring me a doll, a story
book and a new dress. | would ask
you for an organ, but my brother is go
ing to bring me one from indianapolis,
Ind. Bring me all kinds Of fruit, and
a bushel OF nuts. Please bring my
cousin Forest an armfu. Of fireworks,
so he can look like a Teddy Bear"
Please don't forget my sweet teacher,
Miss Martin.
MATTE b. WEBSTER.
1907 Pearl street.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-04

Dispatches from Virginia AND New
Jersey report farmers th,rn having
Killed TWO immense America" ,a-los.
But not a word was said u.o.. their
wearing pajamas.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-04
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

simultaneously with the greatest
r....a.rr in the world The Sun pub.
l,r.- 'a., morning a synopsis OF
President Rooseyelt's message to the
= : Cou-r,ss which assembled ON
Nm4.. December 2nd,
H. Iyors National regulation Of
interstate commerce, National license
u railroads. proper control of the
great business concerns engaged in
interstate business, no repeal but
amendment Of the antitrust law,
financial legislation commensurate
~. rhr growth Of the country, an
rum. and inheritance tax, tax on
Dot residents. enforcing Of the laws
against the rich as we'll as the poor,
abolition of the abuse of injunCtions,
-''.ou against contributions to
a.um expenses Of candidates for
r-.'.n' liberal appropriations for
u. Arm, and Navy establishment Of
po,.. savings banks, etc,
. ".' it is very good Demo.
.-'. MESSAGE if il only emanatcd
r." pamocrat-one who practices
49, .. uroaches
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-04
FEARFUL SLAUGHTER.

There was a series of great battles
last year between the railroads and
the people. and the defeat Of the pco-
pie was accomplished with horrible
slaughter, and 5000 dead were found
on the battle fields and also 1926
MANNED and wounded. The Interstate
Commerce Commission bulletin on
railroad accidents during the year end.
ing June 3Oth last gives this alarming
list of casualties, which are vastly
more than for the previous year, Can
nothing be done to prevent this ap-
paling loss Of life and limb by the
railroads? Defective rails is said to
, be responsible for much Of the Slaugh-
ter, and the steel trust in its anxiety
to make big profits in selling defect
i've steel rails, and is, therefore, to
blame a. much as the railroads which
accept these defective rails,
The Republican tariff which protects
the steel trust virtually offers a
premium on defective rails by prevent
ing competition, The tariff duty ON
steel rails is $7.S4 per ton, and ON the
small quantity imported last year.
which cost $685. per ton in the
country where manufactured, was
equal to an adyalorcm tarif tax Of
3@.4i per cent. with the tariff added
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-04

Wen. at least Grover cleveland T.
not ON record against accepting Il
third term
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-04

OFFICE; PORTER BLOCK
49,. s.-set :. TELEPHONE asa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-04

p,,5a. notice, in local column 10 cents a line
,'Nt.....~.er,.on. and cents for each additional
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-04

s''"..'-,.,r,ay Advertising made known on
..n.--,- u.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-04

Mr. Sw,>osaut Fish has not Vet '\
planned VII, hr tried To do Just what
he got am injunction To keep Nr
Hartman from doing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01
Net t~e to tl~A~ru Svw~ Vsx 81.

To q. V. Allen and to whom it may CONCERN.
Notic. Is hereby given that the propert,
sale held in the County IL Gunnison Color,d,,
by the Count, Treasurer thert of. sold to the.
sait County al tunnisou. for the uuraid taxe.
levied ana assessed nr"n said Irorerty for
each ot the wears \ D.. lsg2. ises. 1875. l>ss
lss'- ls.t lyN 1901, 1902. and lsA and So sold
for eaeh OF said years at the annual tax sale
held IN SAID county the year following the
time OF levy OF said taxes That an IN. io, IA
dst al December 4. D.. Is-s, the Ger iiicHt.s Of
ale 81 said property for each and every Of
-sla y ats a. aforesaid. Were hy said County If
~ ~ nui1i-"i1, dulS sold, assigned and transfer
red To The Crested Butte Coal Conn amy. a cor
i"rHtfon orraui2ed and existing under the
laws ui the state - Colorado. That f,,r each
ano all 81 TIE aforesaid years. said proi erty
Was assessed ard Hxed uuuer and ia thr name
of the aforesaid q. b. Alien
ihat TIE thIee years allowed by law f,r ti,.
r.a, mpuon y aid pruperty before deed can
be taken therefor has eNI ited nm, N each and
every at the aiure- I'd sales That The sr.st.d
butte I GA ompafN Aforesaid has made ntu,li-
cat non To the under icnei for deed IL. aid pr,
n'iy 10y ~ salu YAK ceftifchtes and again sp
pird Z the undersigned for such deed or deeds
ana unless Nru shall make reclamation of aid
prui ertN rrior 70 the 18th dn, of Nav Iu7
frct tfdtis U law, thr Treasurer wi / uYon puy
"a. alter that cate. i-su. to- the 4aid The
hs'ed butte Coal Gem any ar t,s assigns
tiie Het essay aud usual tax decd ar aeafi. i.r
30 1s,n ,prnl" riy, and you HEREnN NOTI-
tifb that Your time for the reierrff,, t,,,, AZ
-aic property. III. urfu sais lnsr ,,.|,.i i.,r.d
DAT expire. The roI'-rty. referred to t.,,in
ana upon Which said sales have been ma ie
Hhn v" Mhci said deed Will be given j. de-
scribeti e- follows to-wit, Southeast ~,,,r,.,,
We s'iuthHest quarter uf section eley,r, M and
w h'r invest quarter Of section fourteen fII
~ ~ h~i-h'p fourteen tiil >,uth cf faf.ge
''Sh s-sik - west 9th =.
,i'''n un-er ny hand and seal IDS .eui dsv
"f JANUARY 4 -. 49,
ANNE NJ DovNEN.
Jan = Feb.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01
Csetlk 0siag HigA rsines

beaver Cnioa Stock larda, Jan.
sS-Aarket CONDITIONS were very
satisfactory here last week and prices
closed 10 to 20 cents higher than
pseceeding week. Steers sold TO
packers largely at s4O0 to $3.50 il
they were good and the carlot show
stuff brought $500 to &a.OO il the
ssction ring. The grand champion
ist steer of the show sold at t3l.O0
per cwt and most of the single show
sacers brought $500 to sl250.
Choice killing cows went at 1925
10 ~ 80 on the market and fancy
show stuff sold at Si.l0 to $500 in
the ring Feeder and stocker sup
ply was quite heavy and the quality
rather better than usual. There
were buyers here from as far east as
Ohio and Illinois and large num-
hers present from Iowa, Missouri,
Nebraska and Kansas. Anything
desirable sold readily, most of the
pretty good steers on the open mar
ket bringing S400 to s4.GO and
some even higher In the auction
ring choice two-year-old show steers
sold at $3.50 to 50 30, yearlings at
"a - TO 50 20 and calves at $40
TO 50 -. Receipts here today were
about 1900 head, best steady but
weak in sympathy with eastern de-
clines.
The hog market is advancing
rapidly, prices today ranging from
s6.S5 for bulk to S995 for fancy
stuif from Tar eastern points. Re
ceipts last week were about 5000
head but they were all absorbed
readily and demand continues good.
W y. Fulton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01
Net sse ts NJ Aes0 Tsua tAN ssle

To Whom 1t May Concern;
No'ice Is hereby given that the property
hereinafter de-crised, WAS ut the regular ter
sale held IN the county of Gunnisop. toicrado
by tie County Treasurer thereof. sold Ia the
saic county # GuDnissin. fur the unpaid taxes
lie, led and assessed upon said prolsrty for each
of the years A. D.. i,s2. 1888, i.sA, ls.a, ists,
1851 Isis 1883 1891 tgn 1902 ard lHu and
~ sold for each of snid years at the annual tsl
sale held IN ss,d g. esty. the yesr soiowinx the
time ~ levy ~ said tsxes. fhst the 18th
day II june. lSlN. the cert fcate~ II , Z y a
said pr psriy sor each ssd every ~ said yeer.
duly sold, assigned and traBsferrd "a The
Cverted lutte Coal Compasy, q eorrspratiOn
urGsnized and sxisting under the laws ~ the
state cf ooradO. That for each asd all II
and ux'd ui d. and ~ the nss,e Of uni m wn.
That The three years allowed by Law Tor the
redemption OF said pv'perty before deed can
he Ia ca Therefor, has sxpiresi Ups,n each end
ever, Il the siore-aid sales That The Crested
butte tos Ompsny al .. said has N. asse ayy,li-
cation to the undersis isned for . decd 10 ssia
properly upon said tsx Ger, ifcates, aud again
app led To the Nnderslgued for snch deed az
deeds, and unless y.u shall make redenptien
Of said property psiOs ~ the 18th day ~ May,
IsO', ace. rdinG ~ lev, the treasurer will upoa
any day efter that date, irsae to the said The
I rested bNtte Coal Company, ~ it's ssai3Ds,
the Necessary and W~usl tsI deed az dseA- Tor
said property, and yea are hEkEBY >O1I-
said property will,up n said lest nentiDsssA date
expire. The properly petevred to herein. and
which said sales have heen made. and to which
said deed " Ill lie given, 10 described as foilovs,
ter 81 section eleven Cl1l township foar,sea
~ south ot range eighty six ~ west 6sh y NJ
disen under my hand and seal this 22nd day
"i Ja'a.ry, A. D. i%5
County Treasurer oft'anni-ou County :, olorado.
Jan 2.-Feb. :.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01

Senator Henry d Teller hs- q.
n1uursd 20 Washington that in l.ru
when his term expires Le NIi b.
tire permanently trom paltios D.
made this auuopncemcnt Iu cauue.
ti1n with bis vote rai~i1E the sllar
9f senators and c1ngres=mea. whie
he stated would nut effect him. So
a'or Trller Is one of the Grand al
Men # she nation Upon retiriua
he VIII complete farty-1ne wears
active public service.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01
The Railways or America

According to s.1tistics there are over antn
miles OF man railway track in the Jrft,d
states, and daring the past year the S,suthw.s st
showed the greatest increase IN mile. of ut-y,
track II means that this section is making
the greatest growth in population and btisirsS.
of Sny quarter of the country. The wonderful
record Of cures being made ny the famous H,.-.
letters Stomach Bitters prove beyond all toubt
that il is a most wonderful medicine Hun.
dreds of persons who were sickly for years iiav.
been restored to robust heath by using the
Bttcrs. II you suffer from poor appetite. v,n,.
iting. heartburn. bloating, hatuiency. indi-es-
tion, dy spersia, cestivenes. female Ills chill.
colds, gripyse malaria the Bitters will curs
yon and make you well again. Try it TODAY. ,
purity guarantee is printed On every hot,l.,.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01
Cooeer-Harris

Ou Wednesday the ..5rd occurred
the wedding of Miss Ruth Harris.
oldest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. j.
{. Harris. and Mr. Wesley Coopr r.
two Of Gunnison countvs most pom
nlar young people. TIE wedding
took place at Montrose. A pr.tty
dress of blue silk trimmed with lace
was worn by the bride who carried
a boquet of brides roses. Mr.. Coop
er IL a native of Indiana but has
lived in Colorado several years. and
is now interested in the saw mill
business with Harris Bros. at Dav-
ton. Both Young people have a
host Of friend. who wish them much
Happiness.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01
n'N TJ5ucinokS.
a. rtrt 4-as1rgsr Bal

iafat. .sft r-t .H .HssI dac-l=.d.
Nla IH.U NsrU irHiffHr Hif
U. ...IHrfuru n e. 90 4 Efl IIa N tUr.
s.lI iHIr o.. 90 Com i4fu- tr. flf
slate sff e. aIs.. ed hflst1g rissss usltiCf
fhaf -hH pl .H.I..| s fore the tsnufv uiiri
.it saiH hunrf-..r H. at She aurt hnu-i.
Boz uHui-,sn. i1 ..|.. uufy. nH Saturday The
f O. ds- nl sb lTrs 81. b. 400 10 she D. ar si :
e. o,k D.. .fH'i aaf. 81 Niirt time all Irr
-nfi4 Lafifg cniai- aaaruat salt estate art uot-
l..ti slnH rr us-las attend tiIF tHc puriz1-s -
towing tl.t same iil-tfd. an IiE-i iufiIhi-
I'd e. sofa t'afH'r are rU ulsstri ID make Inuulf-
diaif IInf mrft o. lha uudsr-irned.
DATED ai tuuHi-Hn. toluratlo. tili- ard day ~
ianuaGy A. D. iaft
Susie MtNntTIa
ahuiastrufrfE 20 the fszf ate of tilnfirs ~. Nur-
iau. Il-tep dell, lscU asad.
IrI vi a NUgr-H. A tnFfi,ys.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01
c. +. Rawalt in The Pooais News.

c. T. Rawalt in The Peoaia News.
psper-The general agitatioa for .
lew dozen normal schools on tho
western slope is merely the old es-
tablished way for the eastern slop-
ers TO defeat Ne establishment Of
one. IL the entire west were 10 90
logether and secure the endowment
Of the Gunnison Normal il would
lead to the securing of others with
out doubt. But Senator Clayton and
y. \. Il. q. Snyder cousp,re with
enough members from east of the
range end start the ball rolling for
dozen western slope points know
ing that in the scramble all will fall
and So lar the old threadbare trick
has worked very we'll Once it took
the executive veto of the desplsed
Peabody to cheat the west, but it
was obtained and this editors pet
baby Is still out in the cold. There
is only one place for western slope
normal school at present and that is
Gunnison-because it has been es-
tablished by law, tiie site secured
and improved, because it is health
iul and pleasant place against which
no word can he urged and because
locating another school in the west
without actually operating the one
already established would be an out
rage. Get together You sucke.
Why do you let CLAYTON and Snvder
work you like this: \ united west
and you will get not only norma.
school but branch penitentiary aud
insane asylum. Stay in divided
camps and you will get soup and
you will very richly deserve it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01
.o,ItE %, INA. stry,.fwt,y

h. the matter of the estate uf Elmer CarUen-
ter. use.H-ed.
Notice i- berrty given. that on M"rdsy the
iith day e f,bluary 4. u. 49,. bcine g
the regular days ui the December term of the
County I ouri ot tunuison County. in Probate,
iH the state ot olorado. Henr, Lek. admin
i-trstor q said estate, viii siIi.ar hef ~ the
judge of said Court. pr sent ny tIal SETTLE
u|-ut ~ -uch administrators aud IrHy The sp-
pr.vsi of the sHme ana will then apply to he
discharged as such Adnnistrator. At which
itme ara PLACE any person IA interest uai eti-
pear aud present objections To the same. II any
there he
Dated at Gunnison. Colorado. Jan. >. 1894.
HENRY i. LANE.
Adm in isirst,r of the estate Of Elmer Carpenter
Jan. il-teiS aecea sed
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01

For, If there's a thief around and We
are caught and proved impostors-
Well. leave YOU TO imagine,"
Il will go with you,' she replied
resolu,ely.
The gods were with us. The door
leading To the cellars WAS not locked
] opened il. rassed the girl before me,
and closed the door.
\ am frightened" she whispered.
80 am L." offered. to reassure her
You are not afraid of rats, are yOu,"
Moo"
Eully," ] cried. Then I LAUGHED
How can yea laugh. n 10 hsrri-
hle." she protested.
You would come. though I heard
your uncle warn YOU Look at II the
cay do. It's . huge joke, and years
from nOv yOaM have great fsa telliae
u te yO0r eraaAchilArea."
Z wish, q this n,O0ent. I cOsalA 80
m far ahseA-W'Ast vaA that!"-
setsing my asa.
Click.
Somebody ~ tocheA IL door ~
Ounkiossl NeHt Wesk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01

The California Legislature is about
to appropriate $4,000 to defend its
action in excluding japanese from
the public school buildings used by
white children. The sssae 10 bitter
ly opposed TO the rreside~s's pian
and the California people coedemn
him heartily. 1t wo~ld apgsss thai
the people of Caliiornia 80 fight
Tho JaPsssss sse . rssc alien in
blood. They csa never smslga-
mate with ths American nstion ~
can European immigrasts Japa-
nese should be - rigorossiy exclud-
ed ~ the Chinese no matter what
the cost in mere dollars and cents Of
trade. We believe the president
never has been worse mistaken on
any public q"estion than sl,on this.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01

The carload of registered Short
horns which A. E. Hyzer brought
from Denver included u cows. 10
of which were under six and cost
about 500 each. The bull is a
splendid young three year old that
took third prize in the Chicago show
last year His price was well to-
ward SiU0. we understand. The
stock has been on exhibition
at Wolfe & Eastman barn part OF
the week. With this basis Of both
cows and bulls thoroughbred. Mr..
Hyzer has foundation for a famous
herd of Shorthorns that will furnish
breeding stock for the Western
Slope. Lee Lehman has also pur-
chased two head of registered Short
horn bulls and Frank Lightley four
head Of registered Hereford bulls.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01
ME4RzS J
{@a9R2'd.!;'',.M!!!6HS {@a9R 2'.!;'' 4!
W. Lasass '1@s~z o fy/HEPLkD AfIGAEH
~ %y7HlP A< <N<HEvlylf 10
% HHZPLkD AEIGA]7H
NLzHlP l lMTNW lvLKr5N 10.

Please take me away. take M.
away a. ouc.' Im ar iHl'astof. too
Two O. U.s.
This vas disaster. I give you nay
Solemn word there was nothing l re-
gretted - much az the fast that l
hadn't gone 90 the theatcr.
Hut ! am a man OF Gaics thought
and rcsoarc.. In the iueieeaat phras-
ing ~ the dav me for the cellars
"Come." said I 10 the giri. there >
only ono, chance Ia a hundred. bat
well take o. tugcfher
Together Nhere7"
WHY to the cellars. I've a pocket
ful Of matches. We can nake a try
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01

ws-Champion H. glad To- not
that the Elk Mountain Pilot make.
q strong protest against ryraun,cai
action oi the administration in witt
drawing all coal lands from entry.
We dou't know Just what caused
change of heart, but only wish tn
paper would as strongly attack the
vicious forest reserve policy which
is retarding the development Of
Gunnison county resources much
more than the withdrawal of csl
lands.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01

Bulletin -, Wolves in Relation
to Stock, Game, and the National
Forest Reserves, by Vernon Bailey.
Of the Biological Survey, has Just
been published by the Forest Ser
vice and can be purchased for 10
cents OF the Superintendent of Docn-
menis, Government printing office.
ashlngton, d. G. This bulletin
shows the distribution of wolves in
the United States. discusses the ex-
tent to which they prey upon stock
and game, and gives directions for
destroying them BY shooting. trap
ping. and poisoning, and for wolf
proof fences. The effectiveness Of
bounties is also considered. The
study upon which this bulletin is
based was made in cooperation with
the Biological Survey in the interest
OF those grazing stock on the re-
serves
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01

Fcrdinar d ShaiFer has purchased
ri e sheds west of the Episcopal
church and is tearing them down to
u,e as lumber for a new building
which he will put as a residence and
barber shop on the corner of Boule-
ward and New York Avenue.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01
oosaasuoe SAoekmea Eleet O(iiecss
MOntrose Enterprise.

MOntrOse Enterprise
At the annual meeting of the
Montrose County Cattle and Horse
Growers association held last week
j. n. Smith Was elected president
TO sscceed ~ +. Tillery. aud the fol-
lowing officers were reelected: John
J. Tobin vice president; l.. T.. Roas,
treasurer; A. W. Galloway, secretary.
Resolutions, thanking NJ. +. Till.
cry for his services ae president for
10 many yeais, were passed. T.. l.
Ross was chosen rs a member of the
advisory board in place of Ed Wet
eel, moved away.
Some discussion then arose over
the question of paying the bills fol
the grub of the round up outfits
and finally the association passed 9
resolution to the effect that all round.
ups should be under the association
and an assessment made against the
owners of stock covered by the ride
The association will pay these bill,
when the names of owners of stock
benefited are turned in to the sec
retary by the captain of the ride.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01

Senator Taylor 4 GienWo
; prings has iutpoduccd q bill an al
state leeislature chsngiar the aai.
ct the Grand river 81 the Calnra
uver That 'ndcei j. is prof
uame although now the Coloral
ap7s noi begin uasA the junction
the Grand and Green rieersin TtaH
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01

1t is quite evident that the order
of Secretary Hitchcock declaring
that fences on the public domain
must come down was a club to force
more stockmen in line for the leas-
ing proposition.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01

Ia the county court a divorce was
grant I'd Mrs. Martha f. Bartlett
from Harry O. Bartlett Tuesday on
the grounds # desertion and non
support She was given her maid
en- name of Martha &. Rhamev.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01
,oWCzAI eAso . sOuuuupu uuUur,

G T.. Adams. editor # the Mou
Fo-e Press was Ca Monday elce;e
nressdsui e the Cal1r 8io Editor
Association. Charley - sise 81 4
leading newspaper rien Il Co.oro
aud the honor Neli deserved
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01

W c. McDonough purchased a
number of thoroughbred bull, and
COWS at the sale of Galloway cattle
held in Denver last week
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01

The operations upon Mrs. Ditto's
ewes lave been so successful that
she is now able t. see without glasses
and ler Conn son friends expect to
welcome her home in a few DAYS
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01

g. II Wegener is seri usly i'll
with app sndicitis. DR.. Hyatt is in
attendance.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01

An elegant line of piece goods IL
select from for suits or overcoats al
The Fair. ! NJ. Allen in charge.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01

J. Stevens was down from his
ranch on Taylor river yesterday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01

Uncle Jack Phillips is reported
seriously Ill at Montrose.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01

Mr.. Shull Of Delta arrived ja.,
night TO attend the funeral If hi.
uncle. Frank Shstto.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01
All;tionst L~al

! An elegant line of gran iteware at
The Fair.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-01

Fi1e statioaery or specially.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-12
RETAIL FISH MARKET.

Quotations furnished by the Sandus.
ky Fish Markell
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-12
MILTON, IND.

Milton. Ind. Aug. 12.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Hurst returned home from
Anderson Saturday. where they attend
ed the Hurst-Preston wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Thompson and
A. s Heilman of Morrison. Pa. are
visiting Mrs. Thompson's parents. Har-
rison Hicks and wife. south of town.
Miss Elizabeth Galloway is in poor
health
Mesdames VIM. Moore. Walter Tenn
plin. Park Thornburg and Barbara Fer
ris. attended the Whiteley reunion at
Jackson park Saturday
Misses Iva and Mabel Burns are Wis
iting relatives at Rushville.
Mrs Lawrence Hittle and children
of indianapolis are visiting friends
here.
Miss Carrie Walker has returned
from two weeks visit with friends
at oxford. Ohio
Sunday with Chas Mueller and family.
He was accompanied home by his wife
who has been visiting here.
Ernest Doty of indianapolis spent
Sunday with his parents
Jesse Moore and family and Charles
Ferris and family attended the annual
reunion of the Whitley family at jack
sons park Saturday. August 10.
Miss Fern Paxson is spending week
at the home of Horace Hurst near Con
nersville.
Verne Bragg has returned to Indian
apolis after weeks visit with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bragg.
Mrs Floy Wissler and son have re-
turned from short visit with her sis
ter in the country.
Miss Olive Moore of New Castle is
visiting relatives and friends.
Elijah Hurst of east of town visited
relatives Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry VOORHEES, of Blue
Ash. Ohio. are the guests of her moth
er. Mrs. Anna Hoshour.
Mrs Martha Morris has returned
from an extended visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Elwood Burdsal at Port Ches-
ter. New York.
Miss Carrie Michael visited in Cam
bridge City Saturday.