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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-09
MEXICO INTERVIEWS
Concluded from First Page.i

the statement from the Cit yof Mexico
that at the instance of the Washing
ton government, Mexican diplomatic
representatives in Central America
had been instructed 10 bring press
IRE to bear upon governments {.
which they were accredited 20 pre-.
vent hosiiliics
II was held co.
II was said al The state department
today that correspondence had bccg
exchanged between tn department
and the Mexican government TO this
end
As first step toward a settlement g.
Is probable both sides. and particular
~ Nicaragua, be request q to- dcsi u
from any increase Of armament or
concentration Ct forces on boarders
pending the conclusion Of the agree
mrnt for a final settlement of the
present diff cultics
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next Wednesday to await the action
IF federal authorities in Brooklyn,
who want him on another serious
charge
Pinchbacb was ARE ted last No
tember, for improper use Of mails in
issuing a series of forged checks
lrawn on members Of his family and
friends Ia Illinois He was forced 20
leave Chicago in 1908 because Of 'r
r gularities in his law practice He
says his downfall is due to drink,
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Puzzlsd Doot-rs

There is a baby i8 ST. Louis that a.
the age Of nine months is able fe talk
Auently The child began to sire u'-
tersnCe % words when 90 vas but six
months old and now has an oZ'cn-
sive vocabulary. Doctors VINO have
board Che little one converse are puz-
zled Bus doctors sometimes become
puzzled over very simple things The
bsby is -itl-Chicae1 Bec1-d-Her-
ald.
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At The Rebetah reception 20 b.
given tonight at Stafford Hall in honor
Of Miss Lille 3 Stewar. Of Chicago
presiden Of the Rebakah Association
Of Illinois. solos will be sung BY Miss
es Hattie Walker and Helen Arteg
Joe McNuIty and Morris Valdez and
recitations will be given by Master
Shoemaker and Miss Roz
AFTER
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Games Postnoned

The ba Eet ball games announced
To be played by High School boys and
girls tonight at the Armory have b en-
postponed to next Saturday night ow.
ing 10 The fact that Company K is
preparing the han for the inspection
TO be held Sunday afternoon
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II is not believed TO be a all likely
that the grand jury viii present any
new cases for trial. or go beyond the
cases Of prisoners in jail, in lis de
LiberaJ.Ons
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SOCIETY NEWS
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Chafinq.pisE1 Club.

The Chatting Disl Club which wa
to have met this afternoon vita Miss
Mayme Cushman. Of Park Place West
has postponed its meeting out of re-
spect to the late Mrs. John NJ Lans
den. Miss Margaret Lansden is a
member of he club.
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GOVERNORS SON
HELD AS FORCER
EUGENE P PlNcHBACK. SON OF
FORMER LOUISIANA COVER
NOR ARRAleNED BY FEDERAL
AUTHORITIES.

Newark. y. J Feb. S.-Eueene =.
lincubach. SON Of Former Governor
+ T. s Piuchhaek Of Louisiana. was
arraigned before United States Con.
missioner BigeloV today on "a charge
4 forgery h "a rru4aded au.H
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The News g. in error as ID the state.
ment that Mrs Brockett was a Cairo
Belle. Tho ball player did not marry
hoe. H.- IN some other Southern mi
nOis town.
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Mrs. Edwin Hail and Mrs Edward
Well have issued invitations for 4
euchre to be given next Thursday aft
ernoon at the ONE of the former on
Eighteenth street, complimentary to
Mrs. Arthur Garland Moulton Of Chi.
Cago.
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"In her application for divorce a
Pi,fsbu-S woman made use of $1,000
words Very suggestive that Of what
was the family trouble.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
J PERSONAL NOTES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mrs. C. s Mccain and daughter
have returned from visit az Padu-
cab
f. A. Short. OF Elco, Is visit ne his
daughter, Mrs. Jesse f Miller, OF Cen
ter street
Messrs. Daniel Hartman and Char
les Feuchter, Jr., will leave next week
for a trip south They will visit New
Orleans and Cuba
Judge and Mrs Henry Riley Of
New Madrid Mo. We're in the city
shopping yesterday Judge Riley is
judge of the circuit court.
Samuel Shoemaker engineer for
the Dredging company who has been
i'll with lumbago has recovered ana
was able to be cut Yesterday
Il. NJ Whitney superintendent u
the Singer factory and Louis Ent win /
leave Sunday nigh for New orleans I
to attend the Mardi Gras festivities,
Charles Gausman, president of the
local branch of the Marine Engineers
Association has returned to the city
and requests all members TO be at the
lodge rooms Saturday evening
Miss Maude Hastings is very III
with pneumonia at her home on up
per Washington avenue, A trained /.
nurse has been summoned from ST.
Louis to attend her Oris Hastings, l.
her broth r, who has been confined
to his bed h. threatened attack Of
pneumonia is improving.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-09

Messrs. Daniel Hartman ana Char
les Feuchter, Jr., will leave next week
for trip south They will visit New
Orleans and Cuba,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-09

f. A. Short, Of EIco is visit ns his
daughter, Mrs Jesse f Miller OF Cen
ter street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-09

Mrs. C. S. Mccain and daughter
have returned from visit az Padu-
cab.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-09

Judge and Mrs. Henry Riley Of
New Madrid, Mo. Were in the city
shopping yesterday. Judge Riley is
judge of the circuit court.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-09

Samuel Shoemaker, engineer for
the Dredging company, who has been
i'll with lumbago has recoyerd ana
was able to be cut yesterday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-09

f. M Whitney superintendent u
the Singer factory, and Louis Ent viii
leave Sunday night for New Orleans
to attend the MardI Gras festivities,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-10-31
Woodland.

Newt Beavers made a business trir
to Garden Grove Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Richardson enter.
tanned the young folks of this place al
their home Friday evening.
Miss Bcula Myers is visiting at the
home of Mrs. Harvey Richardson this
week.
Rev. Zeigler will hold quarterly meet
ing at the Methodist church next Sat.
urday and Sunday.
Jim Gochenour had business at Leroy
last Thursday.
The U. S. postofice Inspector was in
our little town one day last week.
Mrs. Smith is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Hardy Lentz, this week.
Quite number of young folks from
this place attended protracted meeting
at High Point Sunday night.
John Woods visited relatives at Line
vile Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Ida Gochanour is assisting Mrs
Ida Farver with her housework.
Nell Gammill is working for Mrs
Hattie Coontz.
Corn husking seems to be the order
of the day in this neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Keller, Of Derby
visited the formers sister, Mrs. Harry
Cox, Saturday and Sunday.
Several from here attended Masonic
lodge at Lewisburg Saturday night.
Miss Ida Gochenour visited the Misses
Nora and Lizzie lBethards Saturday
night.
School closed here Friday for two
weeks vacation.
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4 E D No. 2.

Mrs. Ahna Richards and son, of
Garden Grove, visited over Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. ]. o. Garner.
Miss Bess Gammill is visiting her
friend, Miss Fannie Cannon.
Miss Christina Kyle returned home
Friday from Illinois, where she has
been visiting several weeks with rela-
tives and friends.
Several from these parts attended
church at Eden Sunday night.
Miss Elsie Duncan, of near Pleasan
ton, spent Sunday with her friend, Miss
Grace Garner.
Dan Griffin and wife spent Sunday
with her parents, Pat Flynn and wife.
Mrs. Mike Griffin called on Mrs.
Frank Hickman one day last week.
III RS. J. 0. Garner and son Guy and
daughter Glata visited a few days last
week at Derby, with her daughter
Mrs. Gertie Wallace, and family.
Mrs. Jane lille and family spent
Sunday with relatives.
Miss Daisy Stanford visited a few
days last week with home folks.
J. 0. Garner worked for Frank Chas.
tain several days last week.
Miss Fannie Cannon returned home
from Leon Saturday.
Guy Garner left Tuesday for Belfeld
N. d., where he will spend the winter
on his claim.
Arthur Campbell spent Sunday with
the Spencer boys.
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possum Trot.

The party at Mr.. Pollard's Monday
night was we'll attended and all report
jolly good time.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. f. Worden gave
a carpet rag sewing last Wednesday,
inviting about 30 Of their lady friends
who sewed something over 3Olbs OF
rags besides having fine time.
Mrs. Ross Judd and Mrs. f. Worden
called on Mrs. G. Meacham last Mon
day.
The Center school closed Friday with
an entertainment and pie supper from
which they received $16.25 which will
go towards buying new bell for the
school house.
Mrs. B. c. Bay and son, of near Wood
land, visited over Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. f. Worden.
Charley Meacham and wife and
Frank Worden and wife attended the
sale at Harve Stephens last Thursday.
Mrs. Dement,, Of Thayer, and Grandma
Greene, of ILL.,, visited few days last
week with the formers daughter, Mrs.
Lloyd Smith.
Elsie Smith spent last Tuesday night
with Pearl and Anna Pollard.
Mary, Edith and Helen Davis Of near
Leroy attended the pie supper at Cen
ter Friday night.
Mrs. VIM. Bradshaw and daughter of
Grinnell, Iowa, are guests at the home
of Mrs. F. Worden.
Pick Worden made his regular Sun
day evening call at e. Meacham's.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Short spent Sunday
at the home of Ross Judd.
Mrs. Wilson has lady friend visit
ing her but we failed to get her name.
Charley Tansy and son finished paint
ing uncle Joe Worder,'s house Saturday.
Mr.. Mccoy, Of Weldon, plastured Lew
Smiths house one day last week.
Charley Gordeh and family spent
Sunday at the home of E. ]. Worden.
John Gates and family, Of Davis City,
spent Sunday at the home of his sister,
Mrs. J. H. Delk.
Minnie Kennedy, of North English,
commenced the winter term Of school
at Center Monday.
Lissie Worden sewed for Mrs. Will
Taylor last week.
Some few began cribbing corn last
week.
Newman Manchester was Sunday
evening caller at AIDE Pollard's.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-10-31
Grand River.

DR.. Wards next dates at Grand River
are November to 8.
John Dobson had quite an accident
while building a fire Saturday morning.
Powder being close to the stove it blew
one side of the house out and burned
his face and body SO bad that he had to
call a physician, but is getting along as
we'll as could be expected.
Frank Brammer is moving out of
Brammer town up in Grand River.
Quite funny thing happened upon
Sand creek one day last week. Two
men were walking along together and
all of sudden one of them took a
pitch fork off of the other mans shout
ders and knocked him down with it and
when the other man got up and asked
him what he did it for, the man said,
sYou've been talking about me"
Fred Elston is back from N. Dak., and
will soon be married to Jennie Hickey.
We wish him a whole lot of joys.
George Lee left Friday for Lake Andes,
S. Oak.
Rev. Scott Jones closed his series OF
meetings last night and not soul
saved. All chose the broad way.
Wood Binnings. is able to be out
again.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-10-31
Pleasant Valley.

The sale at James Bonner's last Tues
day was we'll attended and things sold
we'll.
Mrs. Virden and two daughters, Sarah
and Mabel were visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. W. G. Campbell, in
Pleasanton last Monday and Tuesday.
William Zika, Of Garden Grove, is
visiting with his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Adam Zika, in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Millsap and
Mrs. George Virden were callers at
Decatur Saturday evening.
Mrs. Bonner's cousin, who has been
at her bedside for the last two weeks,
returned to her home at Shannon, Kas.,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lands, Of Leon, were
visiting with their daughter, Mrs. Tom
Roberts, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Millsap were
Leon visitors one day last week.
James Young is improving his honse,
home Saturday from Leon. She is get
ting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Quigley were
Davis City callers Saturday.
John Rice and Lew Priest, of Decatur,
were in this vicinity repairing the tele-
phone lines, and put in new phone for
Adam Zika.
William Virden is working in Decatur.
Ike Evans, of Davis City, passed
through this vicinity one day last week
on his way to Decatur.
Grandma Kentner is visiting her
granddaughter, Miss Eta Zika, at AZ
ton, Iowa.
Mesdames Horace and Henry Quigley
were visiting with Mrs. Chas. Millsap
last Wednesday.
Miss Blanche Roberts was Decatur
caller Saturday night.
Mrs. Thos. Sutherlin and daughter,
Mrs. Calvin Citizens, were visiting with
Mrs. Ernest Prang Tuesday evening.
Miss Goldie Sly was visiting at Adam
Iika's Sunday.
Levi and Iiollie Virden were visiting
with Joe Deemer Sunday.
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DELAYED CORRESPONDENCE
Grand River.

Mrs. Ester Armstrong, of Skidmore
Mo-, has been visiting her parents MIR,
and Mrs. Corrington.
Mrs. Josie Beck, Of Van Vert has
been here visiting.
Mrs. Alice Hawk, of this place who
has been lingering with Bright's disease
passed peacefully away Saturday even
ing between 6 and o'clock to that hap
ply home above where all is peace and
love. She leaves her young husband
here to mourn her loss, and her mother
grandmother, ten sisters, and other rel
atives and friends. Her funeral was
held at the NJ. e. church by Rev. Chase
She was laid to rest in the Young GENE.
try Monday. God alone can comort the
lonely husband and parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Davidson visited over
Sunday with their daughter Mrs. Bird
Mckee.
p. Mcconnell is busy making ce
ment caves.
Henry Green has new phone in now
just call him up when you want him.
John Davidson has rented his prop.
erty to Mr.. Still for the winter. David.
son is going to move to warmer coun
try as they are getting along in age and
can't stand the cold.
Sammy Covington and Mendal Shafnel
are hauling sand for the Brannamar
sidewalk.
Rev. Jones is still preaching to the
people of Grand River but he will never
save soul by driving, but we think he
is good man. Nothing but loving kind
ness such as our Savior practiced when
on earth,will ever save this people.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-10-31
Burr Oak Ridge

Meeting is progressing nicely at East
Eden, with good attendance and fine
sermons. Elder Hudson is certainly an
able speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Cain were
pleasant visitors at Chas. Chastain's
one day last week. They will soon be-
come residents of Leon.
John McCalla accompanied by Marian
Huston and Essie Hamilton. spent a
pleasant day with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Hamilton, in their new home.
Sam Smith arrived from McFalt, Mo-,
for Il visit with his sister, Mrs. e. l..
Shira.
Will G,rdner and family took dinner
at Vim. fiazlet's. and attended church
services at Eden.
Will Fletcher has a phone on the
Farmers line. That's correct, Will
keep up with the times and the news.
Frank Chastaiu's are having their
house remodeled. Frank is anuaher oil
our up-to-date citizens.
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Weldon.

Mrs. Foxworthy of Leon was visiting
friends here last week.
Miss Buck, of Van Vert, visited Mrs.
]. P. Mitchell Sunday.
A large party of friends gathered at
the home of Joseph Worden, south of
town, last Friday evening and spent
some merry hours together.
Grandma Grandstaff died Thursday
afternoon at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. A. E. Allen. A short funeral SER
vice was held at the home Friday after
noon and the remains taken Saturday to
Stansberry, Mo-, to be inferred beside
her husband.
Richard Houser and wife, of Atlantic
ILL.,, and Mrs. Adams and daughter and
children Of Little Sioux are the guests
of Mrs. N. j. Eddy.
A fellowship meeting of the Churches
of Christ Of Clarke and Decatur count es
will be held at Van Vert this week, be-
ginning Friday evening and closing Sat
urday afternoon.
A Farmers Institute and Teachers
meeting will be held in Weldon Dec. 49,
81. Plan to attend.
| Misses Linnie Graves and Rose Garis
were Leon visitors Saturday.
An entertainment and pie supper will
be given at the Center school house Fri
day evening, Oct. 25. All are invited
and the ladies are requested to bring
pies.
A series of revival meetings will be
gin at the Christian church about Dec
20. L. G. Parker, evangelist, Charles e
McVay, leader of song.
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Morgan.

Dide Petty and family from near
Osborns'.
the sick this week.
Mrs. Jacob Crum spent Thursday
night with her friend, Mrs. M. J.. Dale
Ralph Barr, Of Lineville, had business
in this vicinity Sunday and Monday.
Delbert Cozad attended church at
Eden Sunday evening.
Mrs. Herbet Cozad and children re-
turned Monday from Davis City where
she visited her brother, Mr.. Cart
wright.
James Cozad and wife and sister
Jaunita visited with home folks SaGur.
day and Sunday.
Bert Farver and family visited Satur-
day and Sunday at the home of Andrew
Evans, near Woodland.
Chas. Smallwood returned from
Oklahoma Tuesday.
Mrs. S. j. Cozad visited Mrs. A. B
McClain Tuesday.
j. w. Hubbard and family visited al
VIM. Masseys Sunday.
Henry Blair and family visited Thurs
day with Mrs. Martha Jennings.
Archie Rhoades, of Leon, one of W. A
Alexander's hustling salesman, was in
this vicinity Monday.
Mrs. Mary Dale and daughter Nellie
entertained thirty-fve of their friends
to an old fashioned quilting bee last
Thursday. The ladies quilted almost
two quilts. One of the quilts was
pieced by lady 10l years old, and an
old time friend Of the family. Grandma
Fountaine, of Confidence, Iowa. The
table was spread on the lawn and they
all enjoyed picnic dinner. The com
mittee on entertainment We're: Mrs
Nan Cozad, Mrs. Lou Peck, Mrs. Brace,
we'll and others. All report a good
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n. F. D. No. l..

Jim Moore and wife were Pleasanton
callers Saturday.
Mrs. Drury returned home from a
weeks visit with her daughters in
Missouri.
George Davis and wife visited Satur-
day with Marion Davis.
Art Griffin and wife and baby spent
Saturday with Roy Drury and wife.
Those that spent Sunday at Ligc
Spencers we're Steve Edwards and fam
lily, Erven Spencer and family, of Pleas
anton, and Mrs. Nell Turpin and child
rem.
On account of SO much dry weather
several have had to haul water.
Marion Davis and family spent Sun
day at Elba Dale's.
Clara Willis spent one day last week
at Seth Davis's.
Alma Walters spent Sunday with
home folks near Morgan.
Will Moore is working for Mr.. Brown.
Brown and Judd delivered 100000
worth of hogs to ]. B. Tye one day last
week.
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Bethel.

Morris Linden and best girl were
seen going north Sunday evening.
Mrs. L. A. Blackburn was Leon
caller Monday.
Hattie Still spent Friday night the
guest Of Bertha and Grace Evans.
Angie Still spent Saturday and Sun
day with friends in Decatur.
Frank Davenport helped Eli Man
chester bale hay Friday.
Dad Yanderpool called at the home Of
r. d. Stills Thursday.
Bertha and Clarence Evans were
Leon callers Thursday.
George Mcdaniel spent Wednesday
night with the Lille boys.
A. Forbes Of Leon, was the guest Of
hi Manchester Friday night.
G. II. Hatfield called at the McNellie
home Tuesday.
Bert Dobson was Blockley and
Davis City caller Monday.
Frank Davenport, G.. II. Hatfield and
Sim Fitch departed Saturday for
GAINESVILLE, Mo.
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r. F. D. No. 3

DIP. Leahy and Abe Wells called on
A. j. Fulton Sunday.
Mrs. James Miller, of Davis City, fell
in cellar Wednesday of last week and
was seriously hurt.
John and Cora Fulton spent Sunday
with their sister, Miss Ollie Fulton.
Levi Cation and Alonzo Fulton we're
Davis City callers Sunday.
Isaac Manchester, son of Hi Man
chester, was badly hurt in runaway.
His team became frightened and started
to run. Isaac saw that he couldn't
hold them and went to jump from the
wagon, his feet were tangled in the
lines throwing him to the ground, the
wagon running over his leg and break
ing his leg.
c. B. Smith spent Sunday with home
folks.
Thomas Cox and wife were shopping
in Leon Saturday.
Emmett Still had business calling him
to Davis City Saturday.
Walter Campbell returned from
Shenandoah Friday, where he has been
picking corn. Some scoundrel stole his
suit case and best suit of clothes and
eleven dollars in money. Walter has
began to think home is the best place
especially on frosty mornings.
Wild Jones spent Saturday night
with Barlean brothers.
S. P. Hoover and Jake Piper shipped
two car loads of sheep to Chicago Friday
Ed. Campbell and family have moved
on the E. Housh farm.
Mrs. Jake Manchester and Mrs
Alldredge called on Mrs. W.P. Smith
one evening last week. IN.
w. M. Dooley and Frank Shocke.
spent Saturday night and Sunday at The
Lentz home near Pleasanton. H.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Garden Grove.

One of the largest funerals held here
was that of James I. Eveland, on last
Thursday. The services were conduct
ed at the home east Of town. He was
very we'll liked by every one in this
part of the country.
Mrs. ]. r. Smith has been at Kansas
City visiting relatives returned home
last Friday.
IT,. Knapp went to Osceola Friday
to attend the funeral of his brother-in-
law, Charlie Armstrong, who committed
suicide by taking carbolic acid.
Mrs. Leonard Still went to Derby last
Thursday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Feight. Her husband went up Satur-
day evening and they returned home
Monday morning.
Frank Whitmarsh, of St. Cloud, MINI.
came last Friday to visit with relatives
here. He was accompanied to Leon by
his sister, Mrs. Vaughn and her hus-
band.
Davis Mills, of Tasting, Neb., came in
last Friday for a few days stay in the
county. He was one of the early set
tiers, coming in 1858.
Geo. Seupher bought the Rev. Piper
property in the northwest part of town
last week and will leave his farm south
of High Point.
Robt. McCaull celebrated his 18th
birthday last Friday. His sons from
Minneapolis and Kansas City being
present.
g. G. Dilsaver had his store room
fixed up on the interior last week and
it will be occupied by the L. ]. Eide &
Sons general store.
Geo. Murbarger went to St. Joe last
Saturday to spend few days with his
son and family.
Mr.. Miller, of Humeston, who has
been employed as butcher at the Still
Market and Grocery moved his house.
hold goods here Monday and will oc-
cupy the Crago house in the south part
Of town.
cat The Wayside Inn" was greeted
by very good house last Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kyse, of Salt Lake City
came last week to visit at the Tunnis
Cole home near Leroy; they started
home Saturday.
Last week r. G. Hoadley bought the
residence property in the north part Of
town which he has been. living in OF
Mrs. King.
Miss Grace Vail has accepted posi-
tion as clerk at the Robertson Racket
store.