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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-20


GbamOis iiub BON ibren SaebausHup
surtd getebrt. Die Seute behono
aus p Eirteps. / Sirif nub cine
srUSs An5abl Gi6bbrnaeu unb Da-
len.
5rant 1Oebner unD Camille
uOn Saline gountb Tinb bier BEL @sD,
SUebner au 8eiuA.
Gs thut uns leib beritten 81
mahru baB ber @siunbbeitssuaanb
Der 5rnu gbitipp gsibnsr uidt Der
Bette 1T unO pieI gu tuini&en abris
labt.
Bm. Gsnanhs unO @attin rper.
ben nd6fe WOGe mad Geras reiieu
UNI Oa eiHen 8ruosr Oes Serrn Jea.
eans gu beiuhen.
9r. Snffner, uOn Sermann mar
ROntag bier BET frau @eO. gunb.
lad Die lrnnt 1T.
geie pabs bier luDiel Spielwaa.
rem, goubp unb Acknowledgement
gum 8ertanf. uie ieb: in Gleiihers
9aoen 5u ieben iinb. au& Der Gn.
ipruhDOafe Tam befrtebiat %uerben;
bic 8reiie iino mdBis.
ROp 9amptinS Der BON einem
Sanbtarren fiel unO Iib bic SGulter
uerIeste lam jest mieoer undergo.
ben.
RauI BuIter, frhber bier uObn.
bait, III oieie 8obe bier au Beiuh.
Bel Ben Sbeubammer Cabs
SOnntaa mOrsen elm fleines RdDs
den. uno es Iheint nls Oh bic 9ienfie
Der @rOBmutter BOIter uift entbebrt
ueroen f6nnen.
Die Reeieruussb6te baben fif
fur ben @inter in 5iaerbeit beaeben,
unb bic @nnnihnft lit 9abeim.
5rau gm. Clifton tuurbe am
Muntas BON elmer Snsabl ibrer Be.
tonnten uno 5reunOe NIT elmer gSurs
be0aht uno 0as iunee Doll
Uerbratte ben abenb nit muficigen
uno Seieuidaftsipielen.
Sn Der Gunnseliiden &ird e
Elm @eibnn4tsfeR far Die
aleinen bel melfem natirlih bic
Glten fid mitireuen. Gs If nIes i'm
ih6niten @nuse unO nit Spannunp
Iiebt Die ainOerwelt benz @reipnis
w DrriO n. Sn SOe glu.
puftin's 5nmilie herrift eitel Sreube F.,
bat an Rontaa on Der StOra einen
trdftiaen Stammbalter binterlnEen.
Die @nttin oes 5rnnt Rnamei,
er Die ben sansen SUmmer binonrb
unpdBlih NOR, lieet aeaenpdrtis
franz Oarnisber. SOffents
lid miro es ibr reft balO better ee.
ben.
OttD Bittbaus bat ben 2eibtnu
allen 8ubeb6r pOn SenrB Stuf
idnHth iibernOmmen uno wirb ons
@eihdit am nIten Blnbe meter inb.
rem. sc pirO iiH q { URibe seten
bas Sob ieiuer Ruuoen gu ernten.
Senrp 8astrOw nnb Mar
8nieiHe upn StOlpe maren SOnutns
bier um einiee 5rennoe BON gua.
runrts pom Ba1nbOie absaboIen mel.
DE in Der 5tOlpsr SsasnO Der SasO
wulen.
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bieIieen 60. @emeinbe besnb iid am
SOnntas uad @ascOnaOe un baielbf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-20

ncA ein Komrf UNI ods DdFetn"
Yns geben Der RenIden lit IN
mebr als elmer pinlid1t Elm .Rnmpi
UNI oaS 9aiein@. RiHt nnr, oa6
mir unler Broo i'm Shneise unIeres
Gngeiihtes uer5ebren mlIsH, snbeH
mir nuh nit Der etuieen Sorae su
tdmpfeu, 6aB p0u 6es cages 3nIf uno
Wiibe bic @eiunbbett nift nIIsu
ihmer peihdoiat miro. 8ie boio
feuen td in GDIae bon neberan.
itrenauneen observation-disclosures
elm, bas @rnMbibel nuer 9einenl
lno tuie bnlD toleen anf bic erIten
Symphonic, ME Ihledter @eItmad.
uebelIett, aufiOBen uub RopflEmert
sen. Die auseifen Der t~Bbtlidien,
ipdteren 2eber. nnb Rierenletben
nit ibren GeihwerDen, ute Mnttip.
teit, Rafeulhmdhe, Obnmahten
uub Sbwinbelanf6ne, HrUniIhe Wers
ftopfuna, @elbiuht un0 @a1erlndltl
Sn iDldem OUppelten Sample rnus
mon benz &Drper nit benz Stdrtunas.
unb 6eilmitteI ~ Silfe fOmmen, Oos
Dor Sohrbunberten bic berabmten
Ulbnhe uOn ct. Bernaro Der @ntur
entrihen. inOem lie es aus Deren
beillrdFtiplten 9FnnsenIdften iii be-
reiten lernten. Gieles Mittel, bic
ct. 8ernnrO Rrduterpiaen, wirb nod
berte aenau nnt benz Re5epi leiner
GriinDer beraeaeat unb hilit benz
4Drper i'm Example I'M has E6alims
BrDD unO eeaen bic hnrten MrfOrOe.
runeen bee 2ebensa 81 neuem Dilute
50 neuem 3eben, 81 Geiun0beil. Sn
allen NpDihstsn iiir rs Gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-20
eIeI il, perfauIe,,.

gu n%erEauien atuei miteI5dbrige GIel, ieber
16h beuo hod, %soranttrt iebe grbeii All
perriften. yladl5uiroaen bel
auguf Brk6e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-20
Stockholders Meeting
Of the
Hermann Ferry & Packet Co.

AlS stockholders of above firm are here.
BY notified to be present at the annual
stockholders meeting which will be held
on January 6th-Monday-mormng at 9
AT this meeting directors will be
for the ensuing year, and all stock
not present are requested to send
n proxies.
ALEXANDER N rick
Seer. &Treas.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-20
81 tampfte - @sttisburq,

3apib Barrier. BON 5nbette, 81. q.
nelder bel Gettpsbare einen SUB
berlnr ihreibt: electric Bitters
bat mir mehr gut aetbnn, nls ale
@ebiSinen. tuethe i'd ie eebrautte.
6hr piele Sabre bate i'd Mnaenbes
iawerben unb pernufaabte piel @elo
fur nnsIDie 8mede Bis ih electric
Bitters nabm. Sd pirbe ieine $500
uebmeu fur bcs mas iie fur mid se.
tban bnben." Gin erOSes GOnir fur
bns utter unO far ueibli9e Shm6f.
en-, @rose 8erbeflerune unb R1rs
per auIbnuer; bns GlIerbeFe fur lab,
men &iten unb lhpahe Riereu.
@arantiet burf @alter Bros.
%SpOtbete, 80 Gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-20
aletbermaaerin

Cults, Sadets, 9tirts uHb SbiriI
nerben mad Mab unb nensiter Dol
9eIertiSt 5u niebriaen qreiisR. SnIra
belt wirb sarantie.
Sran p. s. MspeI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-20
SaabuerbOt

Das 5dsen 1T biermit aui Wit,
yIabe perbUten, uno d merben 3ut
banOelnoe sefebtid btIonst.
9outS Wittm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-20
4lnfknn4er iflt.

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unb SnItrumeutalmaiit, 9raSs D Glo|
nette) miro foraiam nnb seipiTen6df y
iansidbriser G%riabrums erieiIt BON
6eHSD VI aus bu ND
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-20
gerluren.

Sine aoFoeue lbrtefte. benz Sinoer eli
ansemefene 9eIobnnns in Der Office bidI
8Iaties.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-20
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msibnadtsfeier
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GbenO Oes 25, December
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-20

o ascOnabe. Sobn Glari
uOn aunius sitp IL bel Climb nuid
gu 8eind.
9ts Giienbabn @eisGI6aft bat
bier absuusrDbren lesen laTsu mel.
Dies Der staOt in aeiunobeitlidsr 8e
siebuue iehr 81 @uts fOmmt.
@m. Beibsl welber felt benz
'Seerdbnib Des Boots 8unberlDsr.
ten bier mar 1T nab st. Souls o..
rsiF.
Die iuueeu Sbeteute 9Dubrils
liett, uOn ct. Souls. ruaren bier bel
@eO. 8eibel gu 8eind.
Dan Sadtib, 8m. Clifton,
@m. Sunter uub mebrere Sdaer bon
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-20

Sartn 81 uertanFGs; Sine 1856 I'D
lSarm, 2h WieileH IiOlif, pon 6ermann,
RaG5uiroeeH 5ri
i. apfreb Meper
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-20
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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-11

pssos Daessss OAuseh.
nv. ?. Z. aGowWs, Pasens.
nosuisg shsos: How 70 Keep
~ Heart. Evsaing: Sowing
0eds ssd 0ashsriag Tie oeos
Kid. We'd. Eva Topie: Con.
taeeiag ~ sssdy 1t Revelations,
eAao4ego Q ord 10.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-11

Pnsto@ce Inspector Nelson was
10 Del Norts Wednesday Of this
wsek sed checked up the Del Norte
slles, finding everything in first
elaes Shape. Thursday he went
ovss ths proposed rueal FREQ de-
livery route bsewssu Del Norte and
The L. 0arita country aud will
roqonmend The establishment Of
The ssme.-Prospector.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-11

Il y reported that l have sold
my transfer business. / want to
assure the people Of Monte Vista
that I have not sold aud do not
coatsmplate ceiling. am still in
tAe basiness and desire your pat
roaags. 8. c. Prudeu.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-11

District Attorney Pitcher fled
infosastioes in the county court,
q Monday, charging the saloon
oea q Il Jasa With violation u
lsv b. sailing liquor to uinora
L - gseseaily the case that men
VITO EaoW q e1eh vio3atioos d lsw
sse Dot willisg 70 bsooos witnesses,
bat u this instance oome are will
ing r. give their testiuouy.-
AIaoosa Jourual.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-11

A. Il. Frcunfslter finished a
large contract Of plumbing at
Wadsworth ranch last week and
hes siuos been working for Z. NJ.
OoFlett. Mr.. Frounfelter furnishes
his own material aud takes CON-
traets for plumbing.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-11

HroobytoelAn OAoseh
oAue0l u. n0uan, faAoDg.
Sunday 0choo, go .. n.
0oenilg 0eevios Hoo Q. a.
Bveeiag 6sevias 7:30 ?. =.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-11

O4e604aA0 0ooeeo.
2. JALAoaAs, rosaos.
Sunday School At 10 .. m.
Prsaching 1t II Q. m. and 8 p. IN
Attend the revival services.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-11

james Carter, travelling superin.
tsadent Of the Denver News and
Tinss was doing business in town
Tuesday. Both OF these metro
politsn dailies have . large circn-
Iation hers.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-11

Have for sale "Msuls's Eureka"
extra early white potatoes at farm
or Exchange Grocery, also alfalfa
and bald barley hay.
Z. G. GRAYBILL.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-11

Trsaoh 4 Kellar have sold Is
fssd mills to the ranchmen since
thsy started In business. These
malls are cheap and will grind 20
bushels an hour.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-06-26

MAIN SHAFT.
The amount of work done for the month feet
level west drift 80 feet The of the
been used other work for the months
level discontinued temporarily gaseous condition
Of the east drift which cannot be vangeou worked larger
The work the first level has opened
both drifts have shown decided during period
PETIT TUNNEL, No. l.
80 feet of during PERIOD as
follows: Main tunnel, feet; crosscut 80 feet
Owing the contractor abseng himself from this
sonaby long time cancelled the
and negotiating responsible parties
UTE CHIEF UPPER TUNNEL.
I'll feet of has been done the upper during
PERIOD as follows:
Main Main: Tunnel, 100 feet.
Slopes, Fl feet at 0-foot level winze.
Drifts, Is feet on 100-foct level from winze.
Practically all this work has been in ore or producing liberal
ore bodies we have ever known.
small part of the shaft working Cop
the smelter Progress This Deep showing
fine copper glance and black oxide with malache
GREY COPPER:
ing around the mouth Of the Grey Copper shaft making ready
for hoist and lining the shaft for machinery This shaft
very high shipped The shaft being put readiness
for electric hoist which will be
put in shape to contribute
good supply of the seler the shortest possible
Ross1 TUNNEL.
canyon 600 feet west from the Main
about the 1872 foot level During the period progress
made in this tunnel.
This the Of the recently acquired by the company
about four miles below the and the Calumet
day 1926 feet Of has been made property
lows: ,*-o.%
Tunnel No. 2, IS feet CThe middle tunnel.) .5...@z
Tunnel No 8 80 feet The upper tunnel
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-06-26
Where will
This Lead Us To?

opening the bodies in all proba
by will be able treble the the second This would
unreasonable after
their 15Oon er for little the
city daily WE'LL 300 based above figures Cop
Creek could than treble the net results of the first
there certain fixed seer charges whether ooton
suppose TREBLE would 60
capital of Company 81 600 for improvement
the property
spent the the third
the production could not be increased
from 500 to 1000 daily
enough. Well,
figures than other
investment that show
doubling, don't believe it is possible Let
quote n example.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-06-26

The and middle tunnels both in solid for the entire
smelling grade great opened
size ALMOST from the and it Resembles the
famous old oxe stoe of the Copper Queen mine of Bbee of
The property purchased with view of furnishing large
quantity grade uphds for mixing with high grade
average Samples as oowS Tunnel No. hs tunnel crocutng
Tunnel No. of 6 feet and 71oths cent
Tunnel No. 8, average Of 30 feet and per cent
The good the Company this such
favorable figure the beginning Of the shown by the
price And the fact that was chiefly on account Of the
showing American Eagle that the adjoining changed
hands at this high figure makes further the American Eagle
mine unnecessary
LIMESTONE QJARR1ES
view the the Copper Creek properties have
close to production sufficient supply ter that the
we hae the pd Considerably opened up the me
stone quaies recently purchased for this pleased
huxing well opened This located about half mile from the
@ spS ab e ss S ns r where t6 the n s %
selter site slight and quantity of limestone be Immediately
are feet in thickness and we own space
feet by 5000 feet.
ROAD.
fst-class, the
storm doing damage whatever.
hauling heavy both Lumber and
plies shipment
SUMMARY.
The total work may be summarized follows
Ute Chief Upper Tunnel, I'll feet
Copper Glance Shaft, 16 feet
American Eagle, 126 feet
For the two months total. S saa$$ feet
Average month, 3213 feet
showing better than prev
period the length of be said that dur
capabty good Development going
than before but development for the future will be closely
largely the production and will enable forward
@ ee work , several svs1 The s
10O-ton snelter, and for handsome returns n +:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-06-26
The Calumet & Arizona

In December the third its operation this paid 20
fourth paid 65 cent the fifth it paid
per sixth paid 25 and this 1.-THE
quarterly dividend of 60 will
had down 900 feet be-
striking the bodies while have the first 100 feet See
engineer The Calumet Arizona de-
veopng They commenced by buying
consisting They not been work
which them
and result they secured additional
according the directors planning
same a large
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-06-26
Have You
Stopped to Think I?

Have stopped think what
Copper Creek Mining Co. means Here figures that will
idea The figures
estimates based knowledge of the and conditions
and on what neighboring mines doing
The Saddle Mountain neighboring mne little year ago
put in l5Oton smelter From March March
which can be at Office Taking that basis they would
smet 8 pounds of during the month"; Their only
little less than 25 At "a pound this
$82, 425 CO.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-06-26
Monthly Work Report


Frank J. Sibley, General Manager Tucson Arizona
Dear Sir submit below report operations the
Copper Creek Mine for the months of April
R. Roy Sbey, Superintendent
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-06-26
Total Daily Output,
Monthly Output,
Yearly Output, s
t, $3,446.OO
$1O3,38O.OO
$1,257,79O.0O
Annual Net Amount for Surplus
and Dividends, $733,72O.O(

Place the above the fund for further opening
bodies and still $780,
enough the capital stock the
Since the above made the the Eagle
that figured has been yd with Of getting
the and instead of 81 from IA
You figure for yourself what the probable
production would be if this will between and IA cent
instead of 81
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-06-26
What Can
Copper Creek Do?

Yes what Copper Creek do? That you
in. Of it impossible figures The
time the estimate made make figures that would be
be conservative The figures based hundred
being the size the Company has mind
80 tons daily from the American Eagle running
from the Upper Main making
general of 60 besides silver
gold to the
100 tons of above would produce daily follows
"copper" H. 400 pounds value a 24c, 50,
Silver, 500 64c,
Gold, $3.50,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-06-26
This Ought to Interest You

THAT this group will prove one
of the great copper mines of Ari-
IONA is a conclusion reached as a
seqne1t0 the experience of miners
and the deductions of science.
lin conclusion will that the of this body
ceengy high grade the simplicity and ceanes with which
the other
saying that this Of the coming
Of Arizona and that the child unborn that will
exhausted''
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-02
DECATUR LOSES ITS
FAST MAN, RAILING
Pitcher Has Been Bought by
Michigan Team.
INTEREST I'M THE LEAGUE.

Decatur. Ind, Aug 2-The local
management, after thinking that they
had everything finely fixed and the
team placed for the remainder of the
season, received a severe jolt when
Railing showed them a message from
port at once, as they had purchased his
release from Dallas, and he was now
free from that team and was their
property. Tom seemed ratheh. disap-
pointed, but as his base ball future de-
ponds upon his own actions. he will re-
port to Tecumseh today. This will
necessitate the securing of another
pitcher
The new league is creating no little
excitement and every evening the To-
are received. are eagerly scanned by
the hungry fans who try TO figure out
the dope. The teams have all so far
shown that they are evenly matched
and that the patrons of the Indiana
Ohio league will see some very fast
baseball in the near future. From all
appearance the league is bound to be a
success and will prove most satisfacto-
ry in the end. The most trouble that
President King is experiencing at
present is the matter of selecting UNI
pires who can stand the gait and who
will stay with the job regardless of
the taunts and jeers of the crowds.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-02
Van Vert 10; Richmond o.

Van Vert. o., Aug. Before a
crowd of 700 fanatics, Richmond was
slaughtered Thursday afternoon by the
locals. Fleming was in the box for the
visitors, and the scrack pitcher was
mauled all over the lot, eleven singles
and three doubles being made off his
delivery The fast Quaker infield took
an off day. Morris and Minzler be-
tween them perpetrating three errors,
while the reliable t. Ritter in center is
also charged with miscue. Manager
Jessup relieved Meredith behind the
bat and MS appearance on the field
was the signal for the big crowd to
hand him a round of boots, cat calls
and Kisses. Local fandom is ex-
tremely sore over the action of the
Quakers in refusing to play Wednes-
days game. Witermood and Fisher
played good fielding games for the Wis
itors
Buck Moore was on the firing line
for the locals and the Hoosier boys
were unable to hit this whirlwind
southpaw' being Inundated to the ex
tent of getting three hits. only one of
which was hardly worth the mention.
Richmond never got a man round the
diamond further than to the second
sack. Moore was supported we'll by ev-
cry player in the field for Van Vert
and the game was not won by sheer
'uck. but by excellent playing upon the
I of the local players. Every play
or Van Vert got in his knocks and
Richmond team was kept busy
.asing the ball as it bounded to all
arts of the field. There are no kick
ers now and the enthusiasts are of
one accord in their praise for the local
team. Great work can be expected |
from the Van Vert team in the future. |
Score.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-02
JENKINS CHAMPION
IN TENNIS SINGLES
Defeated Keller, Thursday, in
Hard Contest.
AUGUST TOURNAMENT ALSO

The final match of the July tennis
tournament in singles was played
Thursday afternoon when Will Keller
and VIII Jenkins met. The two
"Billiams", both of them good tennis
players, cavorted around the courts in
pretty fashion and four sets were
played before the match was declared
finished. Jenkins won his match
through the inability of Keller TO meet
the rapid and fierce volleys sent over
the net. Both men played in good
fashion, however. jenkins secured the
first set by the score of 6-3, Keller the
second by the score of 6-2, while Jenk-
ms won the last two sets by the score
of 6-3, 6-1.
Another tournament will be held in
the month of August, but owing to the
fact that many of the tennis players
will take their vacations the earlier
part of the month, will not be starte-
until the latter part. Jenkins stands
as the champion in singles for the
July tournament. while Campbell and
Harrington are the champions in the
doubles.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-02
BIRTHDAY WELL OBSERVED
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barton Enter
tanned for Their Son.

Whitewater. Ind, Aug. 2.-Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Barton and family assisted
bv Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Reid entertain
ed Sunday, at their home north oil
Whitewater in honor of their son.
Kenneth, it being his seventeenth
birthday anniversary.
AS Mrs Barton is widely known as
master hand in preparing the good
things for the table, the dinner serv-
ed could not easily be surpassed.
Roast chicken with all the usual ac-
compartments was served for the
first course. The remaining courses
were appropriate and tastily served.
The day was otherwise spent In
games and music. The following
guests were present: Misses Ethel
Alexander of Fountain City, Fannie
Slorp of Glen Karn, o., Hazel Harlan
of Bethel, Elena Cofield, of Richmond,
Mary Smith, Eva Addleman, Mary
White, Edna Blose, Blanch Jennings.
Nina Knoll. Laura Welsh, Nora
Townsend, Edna Richards and Anna
Barton: Mr.. Harry Chenoweth of Glen
Karn, O., Fred Hill of Bethel, Fred
Wallace. Ithmar Reid, Ross Manning,
Reed Gordon, Frank Smith. Raymond
Knoll. John Weddle. Raymond Rich
ards, Kenneth Barton, Verling Reid,
Cleveland Pyle and Ray Barton, Mr..
and Mrs. c. r. Hough and family.