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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-04-19
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The Watson Slough Ditch Company
a corporation, principal place of bust
ness, Thomas, Idaho.
There is delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock, on account of as
sessment levied, the amounts set oppo
site the names of the respective stock
holders as follows:
To Whom Issued No. Shares Amt
2. G. Felsted. .......... IS 40 0(
g. E. Bowerman, trustee 81 40 OF
ii. M. Palmer. ...... :. IL so z &c
In accordance with law and the order
of the board Of. directors, SO many shares
of each parcel Of stock as may be neces-
sary, will ssbe sold at the home of the
secretary at Thomas, Idaho, on Monday,
May 6, at 2 P. M, to pay the delinquent
assessments thereon, cost of advertising
and expense of sale
G. E. WILLIAMS, Secretary,
Watson Slough Ditch Co.
Thomas, Idaho, April 6, 1907.
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Assessment Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that at specia
meeting OF trustees OF snake River Valley
Terminal Canal Co., held at Kimball. Idaho
April IL, 1877, an assessment OF 5h cents PEI
share In cash was levied upon the capital
stock of the above named company. payable
to Simon Peterson, treasurer. Kimball, Idaho
provided however, h cents per share may be
paid In team or ssingle hand labor II done
under the direction OF superintendent on
April % and 2G 1907. Any stock upon which
this assessment remains unpaid May 10. 1867
will become delinquent and advertised for
sale. Moroni Mecham. President, William B.
Taylor, Secretary.
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and original poetry charged regular adver-
Using rates.
Notice OF corporate meeting minimum s1.0O,
assessment notice $3.50, delinquent notice
ESQ and 25 cents per description.
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made on subscription bills for missing copies
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toepay for it unless marked Sample Copy"
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up arrears and notify the publisher. DO not
send word by the neighbors and post masters
They may forget it or give In the wrong name
We print you a newspaper for your money;
nothing less.
Within the present year we will change to
a cash basis and the paper will only be sent
to those who turn In cash or bankabe notes.
Close competition and higher prices of print
ing-house supplies compels us to make our
pay secure,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-04-19
Stallion for Sale.

Black Diamond, six years old, weight
1850 pounds, is jet black of the Perch
eron-Clyde stock. a sure foal- getter, good
and has colts at Riverside
and Thomas. For further particulars,
address Robert Parsons, r. F. D. No. 2
Blackfoot, Idaho. 434
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-04-19
Not Old ENOUGH.

"If / were younger" said the rich
old man, Il believe l might win Won
for my wife,
Yes" replied the cold beauty
dreamily, considering his go years cor
say, Is or 20 years older"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-04-19
Made from Skinned MIX,

why, see billiard balls, boxes for
handkerchiefs. ink wells. combs, etc.
are now made from skinned milk ;,
said the dealer in the tactical fluid
And one other thing you forgot tn
mention is made of SKINNED milk %
said the lady as he handed out the,
tickets.
What's that, ma'am?"
% Money!"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-05-22
GALES.

S. E. Weber and wife visited
friends Wednesday.
A party of young people went to
Lake Shetek last Sunday.
Will Leonard and Julia Grunden
visited Jennie Welter Sunday.
S. P. Hicks and family were call
ing on friends Sunday evening.
Rev. w. j. Ferris visited friends
in town the fore part Of the week.
Miss Halle Campbell was the
guest of Gertrude Hicks Monday
and Tuesday.
The teachers in this vicinity closed
their schools last Friday picnics
in school houses and nice programs
A surprise party was given Miss
Halle Campbell at 0. S. Thompson s
home Wednesday evening. All re-
port a good time.
b Nelson Bros. ditched on the Glib,
Weber, Swartz, Gale and VanDor-
stem farms the past week and went
to the Snyder farm in Lyon county
on Thursday, where they have about
seven miles of ditching to do.
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The legislature. at its recent SEES
sion, passed law regulating the
public service of stations. Owners
of stations used for public service
are now required to have the name
enrolled and the pedigree examined
by the stallion registration board,
at the agricultural college, St. An
thony Park, St. Paul, and to secure
from the board a license certificate.
The law is operative at once and
stallion owners should secure a IL
cense certificate at the earliest pos
sible date. Full information and a
copy of the law can be obtained by
addressing the secretary of the
board, Prof. Andrew Boss, St. An
thony Park, st. Paul, MINI.
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VESTA.

i S. F. Scott attended the bankers
4 convention at Granite Falls Friday
Chas. Rehfield was taken very il
with pneumonia Saturday morning.
Chas. Saucerman spent several
days of last week with friends in
Renville.
Miss Mollie Hintz of Echo was the
guest of Mrs. S. F. Scott last We'd
nesday.
Miss Mary Schmitz of Seaforth
visited with friends between trains
Thursday.
DIR. Inglis was over from Redwood
Falls looking after his dental work
1 Wednesday.
Prof. Patterson and wife and Mrs.
Flemming went to Wabasso Friday.
returning home Saturday.
Mesdames Longbottom and Mil
bradt of Seaforth. visited with Mrs.
Lipp at the hospital Friday.
G. C. Draper formerly of this place.
now of Boyd, was shaking hands
with friends here last Sunday.
Edd Pearson and O. Anderson
were transacting business in the
cities the fore part of last week.
The hardware store belonging to
H. Reichert was partially DESTROYED
by fire Tuesday morning. The fire
originated in the upper story. and
by the splendid work of the fire de-
partment, was quenched before it
got much Roadway. The loss sus-
tanned was nearly covered by insur-
ance.
Mr.. Emil Holzerland died of pneu-
monia last Tuesday. He had been
sick but a short time, and the report
of his death came as shock to his
many friends. A wife and six child
rem survive him. The funeral was
held in the German Lutheran church
of which he was faithful member.
Friday afternoon, by Rev. Adasheck
of this place and Rev. Martin of
Echo.
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WABASSO.
From The Standard

X. d. Bennett left yesterday for
short visit with his parents at Gran
tie Falls.
Attorney A. w. Mueller went to
New Ulm Saturday to visit few
days with his parents.
A. j. Weldon has a position as
contractor for the Victor Ditching
company, operating in the vicinity
of Milroy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Horn returned
Sunday from Wilmot, S. D., where
they had been to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Horr's brother.
Supt. H..J. Bebermeyer left Tues
day noon for St. Cloud, where he
went to attend a meeting of the
county superintendent of the state
which begun Wednesday evening
and continued Thursday and today,
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OVERFLOW LOCALS.


H. M. Ball of Morgan was in town
Thursday.
Miss Emma Kile returned Monday
from visit in Golden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Laird are vis-
iting witharelatives here.
Olivia will have the Renville old
settlers picnic June 18th and 18th.
H. v. Peterson, the nj. & st. L..
excursion man, was here. last Mon
day.
DR.. G. L. Gosslee of Wabasso was
visitor in Redwood Falls last
Thursday.
Miss Agnes Hitchcock has taken
the place of Miss Josie johnson in
the primary grade at Morgan.
Miss. Milla Rowell, who has been
staying in Brainard, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. S. HI. Rowell of this
city.
h. M. Bates, representing stacy
& Son, fruit merchants of Mime
apolis, and Mrs. Bates were in Red
wood Monday. They may locate
here.
Miss Helen Williams, who has
been visiting with the Andrew BIZ
rum family the past two weeks,
returned Sunday to her home in
Rochester.
5'h The Redwood Falls high school
team played ball in excellent form
last Saturday, and it required eleven
innings for the visitors to win the
deciding score, giving them the
game a to three. Redwood started
in well, with three runs during their
first inning, but after that the cley-
err young pitcher for the Sleepy
Eytes kept them guessing, and the
scattered hits failed to earn another
run. Sleepy Eye was held down to
three runs for ten innings, but in
the eleventh won the deciding score.
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NORTH REDWOOD
e. Bailey is on the sick list.

E. Bailey is on the sick list.
L. Bailey went to Ceylon, Iowa,
last week.
A. M. Larson went to Winthrop
last week.
A. G. Tradewell is treating his
residence to coat OF paint.
Otis Tradewell and Joe Hanson
purchased Horses last week.
Mrs. A. H. Seebeck and daughter,
Grace, went to Boyd last week s
Oscar Simondet and Fay Castle
went to Caledonia, Mimi, last Mon
day.
Chas. Fleischer went to the twin
cities last week, purchasing a car of
stock.
Miss Lizzie Ford is visiting with
friends and relatives in North Red
wood.
A. H. Page and. Will Simondet
have built shed for the II. E..
Walker Lumber company.
Charles Marlowe is working for
the H. E. Walker Lumber Co. He
returned to his home in Fairfax last
Sunday.
The M. & st. L. railroad company
are filing in, with the surface dirt,
the trestle east Of the railroad
bridge across the Redwood river 1T
this place bringing the material
from their gravel pit lately pur-
chased from Mr.. Rogers, 4 miles
west of North Redwood
At a special school meeting held
last Saturday in district No. SO, it
was decided by unanimous vote to
erect an addition 24x32 feet to the
old school house, also to build a
belfry and purchase a new bell, in
crease the school grounds by pur-
chasing of an acre of C. Fleischer
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A baby daughter arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Tiffany
Monday night,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Klaus leave to-
morrow on a vacation trip to Austin
and Minnesota Lake, andswill be
away two weeks. (,
Tomato, cabbage and other garden
plants for transplanting, also a va
riety of plants for the flower garden
pansies, asters. etc. Apply to Mrs
j. E. Vale. 4O-4t.
Mrs. Bunting, mother Of ]. F.
Bunting Of Delhi and Mrs. David
Whittet of this vicinity. arrived
from Edgerton, Wis. few days
ago and will spend some time at the
homes of her son and daughter be
fore returning.
Among the cases on the Renville
county docket for trial at this term,
is that of Jennie Gates Monteith
VS.. Henry Schmidt, alleging mali
cious persecution in connection with
the steer case. brought up in jus
tees court last fall. We understand
that the case was dismissed.
County Attorney D. A. Stuart of
Window came in from the cities
Monday, and was looking over ditch
specifications at the court house in
the interest of the Murray county
ditch corporation with 4whichsbe has
become identified, and which has
been doing a large business at differ
ent points in the state.
A Redwood Falls volunteer delega-
/ ton went to Fairfax last Sunday and
won asgame Of base ball, 6 to 8. The
main features reported on their re
turn were home run by young Gag.
non with two men on bases, and the
record of twenty strike outs credited
to Francois, whose pitching the
Fairfaxans were unable to solve un.
til near the close.
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|. The Hamfn saloon fixtures were
moved to ST Paul last week.
Joe Ruder has complete i q corr
crete basement for new barn on
his farm.
A number of the Delhites attended
the farmers institute at Belview on
Saturday.
e. Q. Borg and wife. Of Redwood
Falls spent Sunday at the home of
j. L. Borg.
Miss Hendricks as state official Of
the w. c. T. u. will lecture here on
Wednesday evening.
Miss Lena Piersol returned Friday.
from Redwood Falls, after spending
a few days with friends.
| G. B. Piersol and wife Of Rock
well, Iowa, are visiting at the home
OF J "A. Piersol this week.
Misses Edith and Ethel Frazier
OF Redwood Falls were the guests
OF Ethel Pomroy on Sunday.
The annual missionary tea will be
held at the home Of Mrs. John Nc
Murchie on Thursday afternoon.
w. H. Pease returned the latter
part of last week from Wisconsin,
where he has been looking over
land.
Miss Sarah Stewart, who has been
| teaching school in the Mach dis
trict, closed school last Friday for
summer vacation.
| Miss Vesta Small Of Wabasso,. who
attends high;school at Redwood Falls
was the guest of Mrs. Edna Bore
Saturday and Sunday.
The young folks of the community
gave party in the hall on Friday
evening. May 18th. Everyone re
ports royal, good time.
William Parker has rented thu
livery barn, which has been run by
Mr.. McLouth the past six weeks
and will also run the livery ane
draying.
/ The pupils of school district No
So and teacher enjoyed picnic OF
TIludy, May lin, dL the nome OF "A
Neale. Miss Rosenthal is visiting
with friends near Vesta this weel
; and will leave for her home at Osh
kosh. Wisconsin, next week.
| Mrs. VIM. Gillies of Russell, N
! W. Canada. formerly oHDelhi, wrot,
: last Friday that there was still dec
snow banks about the house ant
deep snow in the woods, and it froz
SO hard at night that they wer,
unable to seed only a short time il
: the afternoon on the fields that wer
plowed last fall.
The members of the teachers
training class gave Miss Helen Gray
teacher of the training class,
| shack shower at the home of Mrs
Tenia Anderson on Monday evening
May goth. Miss Gray expects
leave in June to live on her home
stead in Colorado. A pleasant ever
ing was spent in social way, ligh
refreshments were served.
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SANBORN..

Peter Pint went to Sleepy Eye
Sunday.
A. d. McRae attended Odd Fellows
lodge at Sleepy Eye Saturday night.
Effie Morrison came over last
Thursday and remained at home I'M
til Sunday.
Henry Schwerdtfeger drove to
Springfield last Thursday, where
Mrs. Schwerdtfeger had some den
fist work done.
Mr.. Schellenberger and Mr.. Pet
erson, blacksmiths of this place at
tended blacksmiths' convention at
Sleepy Eye Saturday night.
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VAIN UT GROVE

The school children had picnic
Friday afternoon
A large crowd attended the dance
in the skating rink Friday evening.
Mrs. D. Daily and daughter Jennie
were Tracy visitors Friday.
Miss Alma Jacobs visited friends
in North Hero over Sunday.
j. A. Larson spent the latter part
of last week with his family in this
village.
Twenty one from here attended
the |. O. O. F. lodge at Sleepy Sat-
urday night.
Miss Lillian Chase has returned to-
her home in Mortified. Mimi, hav-'
ing closed successful term of school
here.
Milroy Echo: Information has been
given US that Joseph Casserly, an
old Westline boy, but now in the
hardware business at Almont. N. D.,
was married one day last week to
lady in St. Paul. Here's our best to
Mr.. and Mrs. Casserly.
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WANTED..Inform regarding good
farm that is for sale and which can be
bought of owner. No agents need answer.
close his own deal and save buyer paying big
commission and fancy price to some agent.
Would also like to hear of good small bust
ness for sale by owner Address. informa-
ton department. LOCATOR PUBLISHING
CO., Minneapolis, MINI.
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for same. When completed, both
rooms are to be heated by furnace,
employing two teachers the coming
year, making it a graded school.
Work will be commenced as soon as
the present school term closes.
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Kenneth Brewster spent Satdfday
and Sunday at Lake Crystal. vs&s
Miss Teresa Stefllre is here visit
ing with her sister this week.
Mrs. DR.. LYMAN and Mrs. Whittet
were visitors at the old building.
Miss Vesta Smalk spent Saturday
and Sunday at Delhi with friends.
There has been a great deal OF
illness in the schools during the past
week. s.s ~ -
Miss Barron, who has been teach
ing near Wabasso, visited with Miss
Plapp Friday.
Ada Tenney is back at school aft
ter an absence Of about week on
account Of a sprained ankle.
Miss Zelma Pease was at school a
short time Monday afternoon. She
will not be able to attend this year.
The Seniors are taking their ex-
aminations this week. Next week
the state examinations will be given.
Our boys played a good game OF
baseball with Sleepy Eye last Satur-
day. The score stood three to four
in favor Of Sleepy Eye.
The first divisionin the geography
class of Miss Stefflre's room won
back their reputation and won in al
most every contest last week.
Mrs. George Whittet will give 9
picnic for Ithel rooms in which hel
are nextli Wednesday. Ice cream
and cakelwill be one interesting fea
ture of the day.
The program Friday afternoon
given by the seventh and eigth grade
was we'll rendered. The farce Franz
Glynn's.swife" was given so well a
to desirve a great deal of credit
An unusually large crowd was ou
TO ENJOY IL.
The w. C. T. u. will hold ;
mothers meeting at the M. E
church Thursday afternoon, May %
beginning promptly at 3 o'clock
The eraeating will open with ;
special devotional service, led b.
Mrs. S. G. Peterson. The value O.
obedience and how to secure it, will
be the topic. Mrs. Van Dolah viii
tell what the Bible teaches in regart
to obedience. ''The best method
for securing obedience" will be tn
topic for discussion. These meet
ings are very interesting and help
full and we urge all those interestet
in the care and training of children
to be present.
MRS. E. B. COLLINS,
Supt. of Mothers Meetings.
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Huntington.
WHITE HILLS

MT and Mrs E. c. Shelton and little son, Leslie, spent Sunday with Mrs Shelton's mother, Mrs Mary w. French.
 Mrs Selleck of Naugatuck, who has been spending some time with her mother, Mrs Marcus Dimon. has re- turned home.
 Mrs George Bidwell and son, Charles, called on relatives here, Sun day.
 J. R. Sharpe entertained MT Press of Derby on Sunday.
 J. R. Sharpe has handsome field of potatoes in full bloom, which attracts the eye of all passers by.
 Mrs G. w. Drew and Mrs M Drew and Mrs M. A. Wakelee went to Dou- ble Beach, Tuesday, and reported a very fine time.
 Mrs w. E. French spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs B. c. Wixom.
 Mrs J. c. Joyce of Stepney is spend ing few days with her parents.
 Dixon D. Smith, formerly of this place, now living in Seymour, was the guest of w. E. French and other friends on the Hill, recently.
 It is reported around this place about farmers sand bank. One little boy knows the secret.
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TruInbuI1.
SPECIAL LIBRARY NOTICE.

SPECIAL LIBRARY NOTICE.
 It is the custom of the State Library Commission to send out to the smaller towns which desire them, Circulating Libraries of fifty, volumns for the free use of any in the town who desire to take out the books. These libraries are changed every three months and if any parti cular books are desired, they are sent on the order of the li- brarian. Such library has been sent to Trumbull and is in charge of Rev J. l.. Cross. The library is not in any way connected with the church and is for the free use of any man, woman or child in the town of Trumbull The only condition that the State Com mission makes is that a responsible person assume charge of the library, keep a record of the drawing and re- turning of the books and place the li- brary in some central location where it can be open to the public at least once a week. The library will be To- cated at the home of J. l.. Cross and books may be taken and returned on
 Mondays between the hours of a. m. ;, and l p. m. 1t is hoped that free use will be made of this opportunity and that any person desiring certain books not in the library will feel free to ask the person in charge to send for them.
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Bulls Bridge.
PERSONAL TOPICS.

Miss Agnes Roswell of New Milford was the guest of Mrs Benjamin Hoag over Sunday.
 Mrs Ida Cummings and daughter Mamie. visited at Wallace Cum mings' in Still River, recently.
 Mrs Frederick Miles, sister and hus- band of Poughkeepsie are visiting her.
 Mrs Mallory's nieces, Ethel and Edith Lane of New Rochelle, N Y, are spending their vacation with her.
 Mrs Louise Shove, MT and Mrs Louis Watson of New Haven are spending few days with MT and Mrs F. R. Lane. Mrs Shove will visit her brother, George H. Lane, in Wassaic, N. Y., before returning to New Haven. C. Tobin of Bridgeport spent one day, last week, at F. R. Lanes, fish ing. MT Tobin had very good luck.
The Newtown bee., 1907-07-26
EaStOn.

CHURCH AND PERSONAL NOTES
 The usual services were held al Christ church, Sunday, Rev MT ohm son officiating. The Congregations church was closed for the day, Rev Nh Maurer not having returned from his vacation in the West.
 Mrs F. E. Silliman and daughter Mary, spent last week with Miss Anna w. Silliman.
 Mrs H. c. McCollam and Mrs James Kennedy were Sunday guests at P. G. McCollam's.
 Misses Wilhelmina and Bessie Fanton of Bedding spent Sunday at William Fanton's.
 Miss lone Chivers of Guilford is vis- iting Mrs John z. Mellen.
 Michael Steucek has been getting hay for Paul Svihia at North Bridge port. f,.ia1,a. Miss Nettis Ne tttisEsa saGihs t'nof
 Mrs William Fanton spent last week with her daughter, Mrs Charles Sil- mour, in Bridgeport.
 Edson Banks new barn has been raised Contractor Moon of Stratfield is doing the work.
 MT and Mrs Charles Clark spent Sat urday in Bethel
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after their marriage. Apparently having everything to live for he was thus cut off in the prime of life, being in his 37th year. Besides brother, Everett, in this place. he is survived by wife and one son, mother and sister and hosts of friends in Long Is- land, who mourn his untimely end.
 L. A. Jennings has a new hired man.
 William Relyea has entertained friends from New Haven.
 MT and Mrs E. B. Sherwood and son attended the funeral of their brother, way Beach, N. Y., last Tuesday.
 The fourth victim of the whooping cough is in the family of B. B. Sher- wood.
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ed friends from Bridaeport. .ats week.

JohnsJ. Kavanak, who has been cam wasting for brushes in the state and Massachusetts, is now at home assist ing his father, John w. Kavanak, with his farm work.
 Fred Pitcher and family of Bridge port are with Hiram Pitcher at the old homestead for few weeks stay.
 Michael Moore of Bridgeport has been spending few days here with James Orr.
 Work at the old red blacksmith shop is booming and James Orr and his help CT, MT Lynch, keep things moving. No long waits when you take your work there to be done, and you are sure it will be done right.
 James Garter has left his position with Edwin Carlson and has opened the Queen Anne cottage, where they will spend the summer.
 B. H. Griffith has a new horse, pur- chased of New Milford parties.
 Mrs Thomas McEslin, who has been quite poorly. was taken, last Thursday, to the New Haven hospital, where she underwent an operation. Her hus- band accompanied her to New Haven.
 Miss Isabell Orr, who is spending hel summer vacation with her parents, MI and Mrs James Orr, has accepted a DO sition as teacher at Arlington. N. J.. and will begoin her work there in Sep tember.
 ' Mrs Wesley Hull and son of New Britain are visiting at J. A. Greer's.
 Miss Mary MacEslin of Ansonia i. the guest of her parents, MT and MT: Robert MacEslin.
 Mrs Flora Youngs of Kato, N. Y., i: spending month with friends in towl and is guest of Mrs Reuben M. War ner.