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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1907-01-22

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-28
TALK OF The TOWN.

W. D. Kidder is confined to the house
by illness.
Children's hose for Toe pair at Per
rvs on Saturday.
Charles Page Is seriously i'll at his
home on Elm street
J. A, Dodge Of Waits River was in
the city yesterday on business.
A. S. Martin and D. A. Perry were
in Plainfeld yesterday on business.
Mrs. N. A. McIyer 81 Rutland Il visit
ing friends in town for a few days
James Gall and r. NJ. Andreani return
ed last night from few days visit with
friends in Burlington.
Mrs. b. Magnaghi leaves today for
Italy, where she will visit for several
months at her former home
In the garden of Mrs. s. v. East
man of Grant avenue were found sew
eral pansies in bloom this morning.
The Perry Real Estate agency has sold
for George Hobart his Involvement
house and cottage on Birch street to
out Of town parties, who buy for in
vestment.
The condition Of Mrs. M. ] Murphy
who has been very i'll with pneumonia
is somewhat improved. Miss Arkley
trained nurse from the Emergency hos
pital, is caring for her.
l
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-28
THE PUZZLE SOLVED

Now That q board Of license commits
sioners has been appointed for Barre,
the administration Of the law may pro,
coed as il would have done had il not
been for the unexpected cheek due to the
disagreement 81 the appointing power.
1t j. scarcely likely that the action Of
the assistant Judges in appointing com
missioners after the expiration OF the
sixteen days allowed under the law viii
be questioned at an There Is Of course
a small opening for stopping the com.
missioners from performing their duties,
but SO small, apparently, that no one
will have recourse To ID.
OF the choice Of the commissioners
there will be little OF no criticism By the
people 81 the city. Messrs. Houston,
Gordon and Adie undoubtedly have the
confidence Of the people, and all Of them
are quite eonversant with men and af-
fairs Of the city, all Of them through
service in various official capacities.
Moreover. they represent fairly well the
varied interests Of the community --Mr.
Houston as contractor, Nh Adie as
a ganite manufacturer and Mr. Gordon
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-28
SEPARATE SkITTS.

For S2.o8 we show nice Skirt in
light colors, stripes, etc.
For $2.o8 we show an extra value in
Black Sicillian. For good full Skirt il
cannot be duplicated.
For So. % and AS we show spe-
cial Skirt in black Panama.
For S.. 90 we show such variety Of
styles in Skirts that you will wonder how
we can do ii.
For $500 we have Chiffon Panama
Skirt that is a beauty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-28

The frequent delays and the cohse.
quent continued incarceration Of Messrs.
Meyer. Haywood and Pettibone out IN
Idaho are making sympathy for the men.
az is evidenced IN The following from
the Springfield, Mass, Republican:
The state Of Idaho may have case
against Meyer. Haywood and Pettibone.
officers Of the Western Federation IL
Miners, for the assassination of ex-Gov.
'Steunenberg. but il did not show much
confidence in its cause when its officials
resorted to trickery in getting the men
out Of Colorado into its own iurisdc-
ton; and ii j. further displaying a lack
Of confidence when it continues to put
Off the TRIAL Months have passed since
these men were kidnapped in Denver and
shut mp in the Idaho penitentiary, and
they must wait month or two longer,
according to present arrangements, mere.
" for the opportunity OF being heard.
The governor Of Idaho was proelaiming
from the housetops several months ago
that all the state wanted in this case
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-28
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Get yoM Easter coat at yaughan's.
Don't forget the roller skating race
tonight.
Roller skating every day and evening
this week
AN 70 see the popular college coat
at Abbott's.
Novelties in Easter goods at The
Vaughan Store
Ira N Perkins Of Enosburg Falls Was
il the city on business today
Arthur McCarty of Burlington called
On friends in the city yesterday
Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur Howard Of Low.
ell, Mass are visiting relatives in the
city
Leon Castle of Bangor, Me-, who has
been III the city ON business for few
days, left this morning for Boston.
Miss Alice N. Averill, music teacher
at Goddard. left this morning for Bos-
ton 70 spend the spring vacation.
Mr.. ard Mrs. !. y, Parmeter returned
from Wilmington last night, where they
were called By the death Of Mr. Par
meters father
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-28
EASTER NECKWEAR.

There is a decided change in the
styles of Ladies Nrckwcar. You will
find all the novelties here As well as ex-
elusive designs.
Linen Collars with soft embroidered
tops, price 25c.
See the Lace Collars We arc showing.
Many soc patterns in the collection.
Your choice at 25c each.
Needle Work Embroidery Stocks
The imported kind are not plenty. We
arc showing the best line we ever had for
25c each.
Fancy Silk and Chiffon Collars, espe-
cially for Easter wear. Many Soc ones
in the collection. Don't miss them.
Your choice Of styles for 25c each.
Turnover Collars. about "a dozen in
all. None have been sold for less than
l9c and Csc each. For this week your
choice at lOc and f5c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-28
NEW EASTER WAISTS.

This is one Of the departments we pay
special attention to and can show almost
any style that you wish to ask for.
For 08c we can show you twenty
different styles, every one new, stylish
Waist and cannot be duplicated for sl.25.
Silk Waists for 81 %, }. so and 4. %.
We just opened White Silk Waists, en-
broidery and lace trimmed. Very stylish.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-28

las prominent man III labor circles,
The control Of the licenses Of the city
in their hands ought to be administerea
fairly and impartially. The people cer-
tainly expect nothing but that from the
three men who have been named.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-28

bied 70 learn how the Rutland assoeia-
tian closed its season with 4 balance of
two dollars and sixteen cents. Perhaps
Its was done ~ "fatting out" before
its schedule was finished
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-28

The Montpelier voters got together
splendidly on the question Of settling the
city hall site.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-28
EASTER BELTS.

Such variety we never had. Wide
or narrow, large or small buckle. for 25c
and SOC. We can show you Silk Belt
styles that are confined to us. See the
Teddy Bear Wash Belt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-28

Thomas Fortune Ryan has got reduced
TO peanuts; he's going 20 raise EN- on
bis Virginia plantation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-28

was justice, but IL seems to be singu-
larry reluctant IN establishing justice.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-28
EASTER fiANDKERCHIEFS.

About 800 samples Of fine Embrcid-
cred Handkerchicfs iii pure linen and
Swiss at one-third regular price. Prices
range from l5c to 81 90 each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-28

Yice-presidcnt Fairbanks continues to
drink butteunilS and make farmer votes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-28

Miss Spring brings in
fresh green and
dry in one hand and
showers in the other. To
meet the showers here
are the new lightweight
Rain Proof Goats, and
under the Goats the new
Spring Suits in soft greys
and new mixtures. Hats?
Yes, every new block is
here and at right prices
WE CLEAH, PRESS AND
REPAIR CLOTHING.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-28
EASTER GLOVES.

Kid Gloves in all colors, white and
black. A sl.25 warranted Glove until
Easter at only SlOO per pair.
Long Kid Gloves for Easter. We
have them in tan. grey and black. Price
only ST. Is and 2.oS per pair.
Long White Silk Gloves in all sizes
for this week. Special price only $I1o
per pair.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-28
EASTER OPENING
we announce our Easter Opening 81 Ladies Goats Skirts Muslin ae
Silk Waists Neckwea Belts Our store full ot ne Easter goods
RARE VALUES in EASTER COATS

Although these prices much below the ordinary, we make
pretene at selling cheap stuff sell good MAD
according the styles and BY the best makers o ladies' wear U ca
country The price range $685. Ats, 500 sos, $50 go up
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-28

ia North Main St Barre. Vt.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-07-11
w. slllNArLT.

Elsewhere in this issue will be
found the announcement Il Nsr.
W. p Shinaul: Is & candidate f1r
the state Senate from L2I'aye tie
County Alr. Shinauit j. = y8u-e
man Of sterling qualities. q E-e-l-
her q the local b.. and has Re p
pCac;icins IN This county for b
number q years. being Z g-llu-
ate % tie University Law De-
p2rt-lent. sir. Shilz Is was tl--
II this county and hiss lived here
all his lie. and has g large a-aa-
Der OK friends scattered 4se- -8c
county who g.il b. cad Cd see rs
announcement. s11 uEo wish han
success IL his undertaking. Z
elected lie viii no- orIy reiiee.
credit upon himself, but also on
his constituency. ant ve feel sure
that Lafayette County would tc
ably aad veil represented.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-07-11
-1ECuTTvE COMMITTEE

The Democratic Executive Com
! -ee * lafayette county met
urlay pursuant 10 adjourn
rs WIKI the following members
tesCn.;
Beat IL. II. Laxshee, 2. p.
r.. D. T Carter. proxy f,rC.
! Slyley: Beat2-G. V. Ancer-
B.; Beat 3-R. A. Dean: Beat
I'M. Tatuu: Beat a. II.
r. Or. 81. o. Moore, JEFF Da-
;. proxy for " z Perkins.
There being quorum present
following proceedings were
! to-wit:
-[si. r =. Dean AS elected
(airnan and J. H. Lawshee
re;aTy--
As the ins for appointing the
Idyss 2Id clerks 10 hold the
nary e.ee.i1n Is fixed by tie
butte the committee vii No;
point the same uat;i July IS.
ne resignation Of ~. y. Waits
accepted and y. c. Butler
elected 70 MI the vacancy.
|FThe Committee then adjourned
meet next Thursday % appoint
-as and clerks and - coasid e.
/ : olher matters thar may prop
= come before the committee.
r. =. DEAN. Chairman
Il. LAwSgEE, Secretary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-07-11
Isaal Aayerusensnts.
No;lce Of CoElassiencr's s1i=.

b. Roach. Administrator,
~ 40
Walter Spence. atai. D-ss1Izn: 80
In the Ch11lerY G1drs os lazy
IKE Cour- -L4se ~ 5ssissf-i-s-
IL vsrsus 8. rls provision o- a fa-
r-ess OF the ChzlceEg CuGrt e. 49,
Faxet.e Coarrr. $ ats - 1liss5z np-,
--a. le-ed hv =5i COAX or In san
slav Of May. Is... tae lad-rsi -sla'.- ~
speeial couaulIssl1aer u the stll c.ar.
IN the shove s4s.e.l c-ase, util On
MONDAY. tbs STU DAY o.
AUGUST isJs
A. the S9rtl door Of the cont heas
il, the town Of oxford. Cosuty OF H.
raw4.t.. and state Of Mississippi, be-
t,vess.l the hours OF II o'clock = m As...
! o'clock Pm ezplss for SIZE b pa5-
b. ue.isu. 10 the hiEhe Ln3 b-st
hfEd4r for Cash. the following Ggs-
crtsed real ez-.se >itaats Il ~ la
Fayetss CO2uty. safe ~ Nisl iggi,
to-wiEs
TIE Soulh-wsst 4I1rtsr % Sect5oa
IS, Township :, k-sase ,, west eaI-
Iaiziur cue laudreJ aud sixty tif
acres: the South fraction &C south
est e.larte- OF Seet10l l., Town 70
:. Rance l. vgest- containing uue Ia
q. I'd zssi I've Hes ceres. tRe Norm
east Quarter of Section u, Eo~nslip
:. Range =. west. containing one hue
dres Ard s5xty lIe3l acres; the east
half O. the North Vres. quarter % Sec
ton "a. Township :, Range = vest.
containing eighty 800 acres fEaesi'n
OF west hzIl of the Southeast q11r
Ter Ot sect on -. township :. Range
=. west. containing Fifty three znt
three- fcurshs IS So aer~ss So4th
frzrtiou OF the South sses4 q1arteE VI
section Il. Township :, Rang , Ns>.
+ containing sixty col acres making 9
total u * hundred ard eighteen zaf
shr~e-g01-thS L5ls 81 acres being 81
Of the kz1 owned b. r ~ Spree
deceased. in lafayette County Si1Se
u Mississippi
an- sasd Ind IS 20 be sold for the
uuruose - paying the debts % sal q
estate, And for partition AID u -
c5rlzncss Nifh TIE degree Of SID
. court, mere oa file. viii convey o. =
saen title a. ) vested in me - con-
missioner OF s1i1 court
J. b. Roach, Commissioned
JAGEs SONS s. SOS, Solicitors
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-07-11
HoCax-REYxoLDs.

Mr.. John Logan and Miss Pau
line Reynolds were married - tie
hou,e Of Mrs. c. L. Reynolds, the
brides mother, east Uf OxfOrl
Saturday night, Rev. II. s.
Spragins officiating
The bride Is an accomplished
young lady who Is loved and at-
nired bv many friends in this
community. where she has spent
her life. Sir. Logan Is a popular
. --,-F5ss ,s-ss..s;;s - lxEon.l with q wide
circle u friends anu aeguaint-
1nces-
The EAGLE extends bcs; wishes
for their happiness and prosperity
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-07-11

that wont come Of. appears On baby g
face afier ore bottle OF Whites Cream
VrEmIfuEe. the great wOrzI EncdI-Iur-
Why n2t keep that smile On baby :
face. II you kscp Shss medicine On
hand. yoa viii never see anythi Z
.ise. 5af smiles on his face Mrs. =.
IL Blackwell. Okla. writes --A!y
Esshv was EseVish and fr~sfui. Would
net eat ard fearsd he wouii die I
used a bottle Of Whites cream Vel I'm
fugs and be has not hal a sick da'
since. Tor sa.s by AZ drugs ISIS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-07-11
Grand Pm n III. I'm.

One Of the biggest picnics o.
( the country was held July sth al
Mt. Zion. four miles last oF OK
fnrsi- This was the occasion of
'Ee opening 10 the county car--
2aigu. Nearly al The candidates
Fere present and tac day vas
spent in pcech matin- and a
general -Ued tiDe. Hon. Gus n.
Evans. the popular candidate FOX
ri7clI1 clerk. vas master lf cert-
monies and heperiormel his par.
n-st satisfactory ID every inspect
The Grst speech vas made 81
Senator G.. i. liigh.owe-. who
pose along iac line cf ;.ast le.-
station. mainly stating bis pasi.
,ioa and wors. IN the mast sessions
and also song into detail - te.
.he needed legislation al present
Then followed the legislative
candidates Messrs. q. T.. Si7roi,
Lee u. Russell. II. &. Beaior
and r. q. Hunter. who IN speech
~ ot ~ minutes each outlined
.heir claims fer tl-s responsible
position. VI. 81. l.. Brewer
for railroad commissioner made
his announcement.
After the legislative candidates
came the announcements ~ all
the other county officers. e,ci al
whom had a few chosen words % .
say. bot none made any lengthy
Speeches except Hon. Fielder
Webster, candidate forsupervis1-
vino Tor few minutes, ou.ininc
MS claims for this Office.
The picnic was a great success
in every way. One ~ the incest
dinners was served that one could 1
wish and there was enough lef;
over To satisfy Is many more.
The day was ideal. the picnic
grounds lovely and everyone had
good time. Many az the young
people INDUCED in Gancirl, which
sas a surprise ~ mos. Cfthe pe5-
'ie who did not contemplate =
lance when the picnic was first
Manned. Everyone vas delight
a with the day and the courteous
reatuent received at the hands
I the Mt. Zion people-.he candi
a,es and all visitors expressed
themselves as being under many
o.iga.ions q all iae citizens for
his picnic and % the Kindness oil
ne ladies especially for the maeni.
cent dinner they prepared. .
Let u say: Hers ~ YOUR.
Ood health snl your fa-iiy'ss
ood health ard may y OF Live long
nd prosper" GUEST.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-07-11
Shiloh Dot.

The health OF our community
Is very good 1t present with the
exception of a few cases of chiIls
Some Of our young people en-
loyed a candy pulling al Mrs
GardEers Saturday afternoon.
There was a large crowd here
Sunday at church, II being com
munion day.
Miss Lille Waldrip. who has
been attending tine Normal at
oxford, returned home Sunday.
Misses Louise Rayburn and
Maggie McLarty were the guests
o. Misses Matte May and Lottie
Hunter Sunday.
Mr. Elmer Pool and family, Of
Altus visited relatives and friend:
here Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Clara Lee Hampton is til,
guest OF Miss Nora Gardner.
Mrs Hampton IS visiting he
laughter. Mrs E. X. Foust.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-07-11
MARRIED.
GRAT-SAMUELs

Mr. IRA Gray and Miss Nancy
Samuels, both OF Alligator. Miss.
We're married in Memphis Mon
day. Miss Samuels Is 4 beauti-
fnl and accomplished young lady
and has many friends in Oxford.
Mr.. Gray Is one of Oxford 5
most popular young men and has
friends here without number, who
ali wish FOR him and MS fair bride
every Joy and blessing
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-07-11
Tcrt Ho,5ers IL. No,i-c.

The tent holders and All others
Interested, are requested 10 meet
in Oxford AZ the court house on
Saturday 10 transact business in
the interest Of Cur coming caEq
meeting, which begins Saturday
Aug. Bird. ;. 4. ICI4ARTY,
Chairman.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-07-11
Proccc5iags Of liz Boa-5 Of sE1yc4
z.5 Si5-r--.1.

The Bosrd ~ Mayor ant Aldermen
met acelrisl, 10 l.zvs II g.- Mayor 3
Office TUESDAY Z Eig =l1. az : pm Ei-1
the following members AMI officers
present: K >. Adams Mayor D. i.
carter. IT. Y S-oG.eEsiair, 81 ,e1W- q
ers and o. y X night present, and J.
81. I-awShae, ahsel: -sl!ermea; ard
the following allowances SSe.s -l11e,
gO-W.t-
Cu-r1g ATfns-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-07-11

y Purchasing Committee s--s Great
81 with y. l. I,zEtsr, a. e. EuiEbf,
J. iI. E-assaee and Mayor Acazls
members AID 40 lecCgnI all b. a.
lowed unless siszet by = member u
this COMMITTEE
The street comm-ssi0usr wss dis
penssd with and the nz<saI Was iu-
structed 10 assume control ot the
streets, ysaIks- etc
The resignation Of \. 3 Cole. sup
erIntendeaI OF tas wzEer plant ys.ls
accepted and ;. ". bigger T-1s siec.-
ed 10 succeed him.
The report % David iieilesien wh1
WSs emp.Oyed ~ oil the eis.s-us and
stagnaEI water was Received 2s.l or
dersd fled
The fines agaius. Arthur Gillian and
VIII Durham sO- gaming x1s re2lits u
F Tor The reason that they obtained egi-
dense 3. inst Sslss Patton for samIas
The services az the NIGHT WateA-als..
Werc 1lsreTsc. yg.ss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-07-11
49, I.E sgSlTEE3
Ms WORM
Y
TIE CHI naEss FSY0sETE TOME
sxHszE c. rHzyE-p5Ns
rysr sKs5ssxr rEEsaEE5 rs2v -
Ba.Iard-Snow Liniment Co.
ST. LoCI9. so.

-es.ticS 70 s5TtG-e TIA l@sE>
EsssIlc notice T. hereby gwen thar
.i- --,ersiEnei VIII receive sealed
1..- s-p 10 Il O'Clock. noon. on Tues
Jas- -Iu-us- & b, for the dllildllg % q
leves AGREES Kettle Greek bottom or
the 0xfort aut PUnscsoc roGG-
The shove named levee > 20
BE- 5s1 oar separately zzZi Go he bulk
according To plans and speeld1ziiOus
no7s Oh .lle IN ny Office The success
tul bidder Wiil be required - furnish
bond double the zulouls VI each 0iI-
xiEh two or more good sec1 FIties Tor
fsjtnfCi performances OF the contract.
The B5sri reserves tse right TO re-
isl. a.ig aud ai ) 1s. ~ : or tae sa-'e
lay iet tle same ont 1t puaair outCry
u the lowest and best Gi1G-rs- TIE
5car.I reserves tue F5Ehs - reject 1ly
sl1 III a.Gs- Fl ~ R2,GEEr C-sTz
C-f1r.i. Miss. u.s. d. I-ss-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-07-11
EFo- SAX.

n Saturday, July 18th, I viii
n Oxford four Setter Dogs
titled 70 registration, and ten
Z pies, SIX sTeeks old.
L. \. SILL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-07-11

For 1855, my home place, also
{ vill - n the farm 5u-snE Jaiv.
and Au,usl. Il. c. PESEES.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-07-11

L. = 3lA-@zs b. ) o.
J. Ii. LAwslIZE, Clerk-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-07-11

Mrs. Joe Greer died Tuesday
night q the family home three
niles west OF Oxford after Z shors
illness Of fever. We tend ?
sympathy T. the bereavel hus-
band and children.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-07-11

Tho Oxford base ball team went
Iown 70 Coffeeville Monday u
play q game with the local team.
The CxfOrd's came out winners
With . score Of 3 70 ,.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-07-11

Miss Annie May Thomas left
Wednesday for Bate sville after I
visit Of several weeks to Mrs j.
3. Roach.
1000 yards Of yard wide soft
finish Bleach Domestic worth Zoe
al Sc per yard AT FRIEDMAN S
Mrs. Connie Lloyd entertained
ut Forty-two Monday morning,
complimentary TO Mrs Julian
Morrison, of Natchez.
500 pair of Mems Pants, rang
ing In prices from 30 cents 4
$500 at : reduction OF % per cen
ST FRIEDMAN :.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-09
SILVER ANNIVERSARY
Mr.. and Mrs. William Koch Celebra-
ted the First Quarter Of a Gen.
fury Saturday Evening.

Saturday afternoon rounded out
the first quarter Ola century in the
married life Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Koch, and they fittinely celebrated
the occasion by a Dig dinner party.
which was held at their handsome
home on the corner OF Second Ave-
nue. west and Rowley street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Koch were married
in Mitchell twenty-five years ago,
Aug. 3. at a time when Mitchell
vas just beginning to feel its first
growth ana they have lived here
ever since. Mr.. Koch b~as.been'en-
gagged in business all these years
until a year ago, when he retired
from the activities OF business life
and is looking after his interests in
the city and country. He has BROS
pered as Mitchell and the county
has prospered and he and his good
wife are very comfortably situated
in their pleasant home. The couple
entertained all their relatives 10
this city and vicinity and some
we're present from outside points.
These were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-09
COURT HOUSE BONDS
Hanson County Took Advantage o
Option to Pay $50, 900 Bonds
in Five Years Time.

Hanson county is practically out Of
eebt and ty the first Of toe new year
all Of its bonded indebtedness will
have been cleared up. Tue biggest
portion Of its debt vas paid up a few
days ago when 800, 600 in bonds we're
taken up in payment for the new court
house which was erected five year.
ago. At that time the bonds were
sold to run twenty years. with the
privilege Of payment in five years at
the option Of the county. The COM
missioners several years ago started
a fund with the idea of paying the
bonds within the shorter period and
their expectations we're fully realized
when sufficient money was secured to
take ADVANTAGE Of the option. This
leaves the county in debt but three
thousand dollars, which becomes due
Jan. /, and the money will be on
hand to met tie last Of the bonds.
Hanson county will then be out of
debt and It is a showing that few
counties 10 the state can make.