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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-11-29
The End of Her Visit
By Violet Etynge Mitchell
copynshtl

phoebe, amt It about time We had
mother here on a yisite
Mrs Penny paused in her washing
and looked back az him over her shout
der timidly
Il suppose 1t is. Josiah. she spoke
hcsitatingly and her face clouded. III
sou say the word III send her an INV
fztion az once
MIR Penny was driving a nail INTO
one of the kitchen chairs which had
for some time needed repairing
seems 50 me Phoebe. said he. as Il
there never was time when it's real
convenient for mother 20 come.
Mrs Penny sighed 4 know II
Josh she replied. I've been awful
mean about that visit but SONS the
milks attended TO III set right down
and ask her 10 come and-and-ll
give her the best room and golfer
the piller cases purpose. ! can 90
no moreT"
NO" Mr. Penny stammered. run
ming his fingers through his long. red
dish hair in a dazed kind Of way
Mothers a little peculiar. likes pow
erful well 10 have her own way You'll
humor her. Phoebe"
Mrs. Penny was hidden from sight
behind the door as she answered.
Yes. Josh"
Josiah with his hands buried deep
in his pockets. went slowly down the
lane leading TO the barn
Phoebe watched him. shading her
eyes with one hand from the setting
sun. and then reentering the house be
san 70 prepare their early supper.
a knock at the door caused her TO
start. and as il caught in a sin. she
wiped away from her flushed cheeks
the last traces OF tears, then called
out cheerfully: Come in''
Why. Mrs Wiggeri" exclaimed she
Frightening as the door opened 10 ad
nit an elderly woman. Her shrewd
black eyes we're full of keen intelli
gence
II amt glad to see you cried
ohirks me up when I'm blue. It seems
20 me as = you was a kind OF mother
to me
What pears 70 be the matter with
you my DEAR
Mrs Penny hesitated Mothers
comm 10 pay Us a visit" said she at
last. little irrelevantly as il might
appear.
You don't mean Josiah's mother.
ole Mis- Penny ?"
Yes. I do replied Phoebe Imply
The elder woman relaxed her hold
on the arms Of the chair and throwing
her head back against the padded pill
low, began to rock violently
MY lands she exclaimed. You
let me know when SHE'S gone home.
and III come along and take up what's
left Of you on dustpan I know Ann
Eliza Penny well. there amt one thing
about her amt p.ren vel acQuaint-
ed with. and she's one Of The cantan-
keringest. interferingest. am round all
freddest old woman ] ever
Hush" exclaimed Phoebe with her
finger on her lips The sound 81 her
husbands approaching footsteps upon
the gravel path had reached her ears
Mrs Wigger made a long visit She
took tea with SIT Penny and his wife
but no further opportunity for conf
dental talk occurred between the two
women until. as she babe Phoebe
gooi-night az the door. she managed
IN squeezing her hand TO whisper
Il dunno as you'll set any great
store by my tellin' you Of it. Phoebe.
but caraway seeds in cake always
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-11-29
NEW GLOVES AND SLEEVES.
Models Of the Past Season Still Re
main in Fashion.

For noveity's sake. it is well to have
one OF two frocks or separate bodies
made with the long. close. wrinkled
sleeve but the short bodice sleeve.
the three-quarter sleeve and all the
rest Of near-elbow models are as mod.
ish as they have been for a year past
Gloves viii be a question OF interest
as long as the discussion over sleeves
continues. The smartest models are.
as usual. OF glace or suede in pale
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-11-29
Brsicinq Must Be Black.

No matter what color your winter
frock may b. the braiding must be
black and touch Of some black. fat
fur will give II all the chic Of an i'm
,orted gown.-Nogue.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-11-29

Yelling Viyella. cashmere, silk.
lawn and many cotton materials are
suitable for making this little frock.
The skirt Is gathered 10 a square yoke
under a band 81 insertion. The yoke
il composed 81 strips Of the material
tucked. each strip being divided BY in
sertion The foot Is trimmed above
the hem with insertion and three tiny
tucks
Materials required: One and three
fonrths yard 40 inches wide. and about
three yards insertion.
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Slow Growth Of Oyster.

When an oyster IL a fortnight old
II is not much larger than the head
OF a pin At the end Of four years
growth it is fit for the table
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BEST FORM OF PIN CUSHION.
Mattress Design Certainly Offers the
Most Concentrates.

or all the many different forms in
which pin cushions are made. the OBJ
long mattress shape. thoroughly well
stuffed. is always one OF the most sue
cessful. possibly because il can be
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Inaenlous, But UnayalIlno.

Wilton. the fiyeyearold son OF
Lackaye. the actor. has inherited the
brilliant mind for which his father Is
distinguished.
Not long ago Mr.. and Mrs. Lackaye.
who spent the summer at Shelter
Island Heights. were invited TO attend
a card party and the young son was
anxious 10 accompany them.
His mother insisted that he should
remain at home with Mary. his gov.
erness. but Wilton persisted and as a
final argument he said
Mamma. | think Mary is a Chris.
tian Scientist. and might be taken
sick in the night"
The argument was not effective.
Sheer white goods. IN ract. any me
wash goods when new. owe much Of
their attractiveness 10 the way they
are Numbered. this being done In a
manner 10 enhance their textile beau.
ty. Home laundering would be equal.
ly satisfactory IL proper attention was
given TO starching the first essential
being good Starch. which has sufficient
strength to stiffen. without thickening
the goods. Try Defiance Starch and
you will be pleasantly surprised at the
improved appearance of your work.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-11-29

Paradoxical though it may seem. the
light bills rendered by an illuminating
company are usually heavy.
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IN TWO AUTOMOBILE
ACCIDENTS; UNlNJURED


: DEDHAM, Aug. S0.-Edward ]. 4.
I. Veigler, local grocer. is beginning to +
I. believe he has a charmed life for 4.
! twice he figured in automobile ac- +
+ cidents and escaped unscathed. The 1.
! accidents occurred within five MIN 4.
j. utes of each other. !.
= Veigler and a companion, Joseph I.
+ A. Gallivan, were enroute to Read 4.
= Vile to attend the races. They had +
= almost reached the grounds and as I.
= they stood in the crush around the I.
1. entrance Veigler put his hand in his I.
+ pocket to get the admission money. I.
, As he did so his horse took fright 4.
i at an automobile which was stand 4.
+ ing behind and Veigler was thrown +
+ from his carriage. During his trip I.
= through the air his money was scat 4.
+ tered far and wide. He was not +
+ seriously injured and a moment I.
i later scrambled to his feet and :
+ started to pick UP his money. As +
+ he stopped over intent on his work 1.
I. another automobile came UP behind J.
+ and bowled him over. J.
j. But even then Veigler escaped SER !.
4. jous Injury and he and his friend i
i Gallivan witnessed the races accord i
I. ing to their original plan. =
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NEW YORK


NIAGARA FALLS, Aug. SO-Four men.
one Of whom may die, were injured at
the plant of the Niagara Falls Hydraulic
power and Manufacturing company in
the lower milling district. Engineers and
electricians of the power company were
engaged in making a test of No. II PEN
stock of the new power plant viii II
hurst. filling the power house with water.
UTICA--Jesse c. Winters of Wilmurt,
tterlkmier county, while going over a trail
IN the town of Wilmurt, suddenly en-
counfered four bears. Two were monster
oid hears and two were cubs. Neither
hears nor man saw each other until they
were face to face. The foremost bear at
tackled winters and he fired at It twice
with rife tearing a whole in the ami
mails side. All the bears then disap-
peared in a thicket.
BABYLON, Long Island--Arthur A.
Housman, a member of the New York
stock exchange, and of the firm of A. A.
Housman & Co., bankers and brokers, Of
20 Broad street, Manhattan, died at his
home.
OLEAN-At the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Carolin Wagner of South
Sixth street, occurred the marriage Of
Clara Helene Wagner to Charles Kendall
Callsins of Buffalo. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Hugh Boyd.
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HE LATE NEWS FROM YOUR OLD HOME STATE
10 COURT SUMMONS
ON UNBORN BABE LEGAL

= BLOOMINGTON. Ill. Aug - .
4. Can a county officer serve q sum =
4. mons on an unborn child2 .
= This freak complication is before =
= Judge L. o. Eagieton OF the Peoria =
+ county probate court. and he A. .
(. wrestling with the problem before =
= filing a decision
+ The unusual situation came up n .
= the settlement Of the estate q sam .
4 del X. vitherell. When he died he .
= left a widow and several chilcrrn- .
+ one of the latter being unborn =
= In settling the estate. the admin =
= istrator gave the papers 70 th- z
= sheriff TO serve. He fulfilled the
= summons with the -1doU- -
4 guardian OF the children proterted
1. agains. the settlement Of the estate.
= on the ground that a summons
4 could not be legally Served on the =
4 unborn child. and that the actiun =
4. must wait until the child Il born =
4. AS the unborn child VIII have =
4 the same interest in the estate az =
4. the others It is believed the court =
+ viii hold that the summons was u =
= legal
: + = = = = . . . . . = =
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UTAH

SALT LAKE. Aug. sO.-Articles of in
corporation of the Utah-Nevada Plaster
and Cement company, which owns claims
In southern Nevada. but which will have
its principal place of business in Salt
Lake. have been filed with the county
clerk. The capital stock is S125,000, and
the par value of each share of stock is 81.
BiNGHAM-Oscar Larsen, an employee
or the Yampa smelter. was severely
burned about the head and body with
hot Stag. His recovery is doubtful
QGDEN-Mrs. Louisa Parker, an insane
woman who has given her husband and
children much trouble and distress, was
committed to the state mental hospital
by a commission composed of Drs Os-
good and Mills.
SALT LAKE-While'a Rio Grande train
was coming down Provo canyon from
Heber ball from rifle crashed through
q window pane of one of the coaches
and narrowly missed three passengers,
r. s. Riddle, an engraver and jeweler,
of Salt Lake; w. Larson and a Miss Neil
son.
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NEW JERSEY

CAMDEN, N. J.. Aug So.-Julia LA
motto, an aged woman, burst a blood YES
sci in her foot at Seventh and Sycamore
streets. She was taken to Cooper hos
pital.
Viola Thompson, aged Is years. of Cape
May. suffering from Appendicitis, was
taken to Cooper hospital.
James Fearick, an employe of chem
ical plant, was overcome by fumes and
was unconscious for several hours.
While seated in an armchair talking
to his wife, Isaac II. Cowdright. aged 90
years, of ZIG Chestnut street, died sud
denly. Coroner Fithian gave q certificate
of death from heart disease.
GLOUCESTER CONCENTRATIONS have
been issued for the marriage of Miss Mary
Gross, popular young woman of this
city, and John Hornsby of Philadelphia.
ATLANTIC CITY-Asserting that the
imposition of the 500 bachelor tax was
inspired by an appeal to Assessor Henry
Alexander by single women of the little
city of Absecon, irate single men, who
are kicking over payments of the tax,
threaten reprisal through a demand that
bachelor girls also be forced to pay what
they insist is a fine on single blessedness.
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ILLINOIS


BLOOfINGTON, ILL.,, Aug. S0.-The pro-
gram committee assembled to arrange for
the annual convention of the Illinois
Mayors association. to be held here Sep
TENDER 10 and II, selected Governor
Deneen for an address.
BLOOMINGTON-Th schism in the
American Reformed churchfat Pekin has
gotten into the courts. The members of
the congregation who are loyal to the
denomination which founded the charge
have filed suit in injunction against
Rev w. L. Ferris. the Congregational
minister who has been occupying the pull
pit for the past year. to prevent him from
selling or mortgaging the parsonage to
pay his back salary.
sPARTA-T. M. sproul is in Chicago on
business.
Misses Florence and Ruth Leeper left
for their home in Alton, Ill.
Mrs. w. II. Murphy and Miss Matte
Semple have gone to Nashville.
J. P. Gerlach of Evansville is in Sparta.
Mrs. Samuel James Johnston left for an
extended visit to relatives in wilkins
burg, Pa.
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MASSACHUSETTS

BROCKTOE. Arg sG-In the fling OF
a &g96ep suit sgsirxt DR.. C. Ernest
Perkins, q this city. wealthy cIubuau
and Har1,srd dental school lecturer. Tor
alleged sshsG1u in 1906 on Lillian E.
Corbefa- BrDcka0n society experiences the
biggest sensation ID years
MrE- CDsbedt states TN her deposition
that On Or105sr 2. 1ssBs she was assaulted
iD DR. PsrIhnzs osices where she had
gone az 4 rlsEIena
A cf116 was born TO her IN Bridge
water. Coma. IN JrlF. 1901
BuZZAEDS BAT-Ti1e fire wardeus Of
Bourne. Fzln11un1y and Mashpee said
that. while the fire which has burned
over twentF square miles south Of this
place IL still raging. the hack fires have
stopped h1s psngresH Ia the direction Of
the villages. and tha1 IL Is fairly under
control
LIOwELL-John J. Har1sy Of Mon
mouth road was Kicked to death by his
bDrRe- Han1eT was leading the animal
drawing q Load Of hzy into the barn.
when the HEDqr gave way and man and
beast were rreE1pirated into the cellar
below With the ksagrzciE On top
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EABETHA- Aug- 5G-MIss Mildred
Lyons. the young daughter Of Frederick
Lyons. a farmer near Sabetha was
dangerously injured IN a runaway She
remained uDconsefolH for sixteen hours
When she regztned consciousness she
could recall nothing OF the accident Her
spine hs severely injured
DOU1SVILLE-F7Ire burned two store
buildings and most Of the contents. maxi
ing a Loss estimated at a little under
E0Mn part Of this IL covered by. in
Euranre- Ii IL expected that craftsmen
endeavOrfns 10 secure money and vaIu-
abaes I'm the safe Of Z. w. vermilIIon.
hardware merchant started the fire.
EUREKA-DeSp5te the fact that a
heavy rain prevented racing. the fourth
annual exffb5tton Of the Greenwood
County Fair zzaociztfor opened under
most farDrzh1s cor1dEtfonsl
TOPEKA-Tbe Rev Bruce Griffith Is
one Of the few ministers in the country
who takes am active interest in military
affairs at Wichita and IS captain of Conn
panF A. Kansas National Guard He was
in Topeka for tire meeting Of the Kansas
rite team which goes TO Camp Perry, O.
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VERMONT

BURLINGTON. Va Aug MI Edson.
a resident q South BurIinEton- was ar
faigned for i1toxtcztfo1 In city court
He pleaded guilty and seated he thought
he was entitled 20 be placed IN the hands
Of the probation Officer as this was his
first 0ifenBe- although he was past thirty.
The court fined him s. and costa Of @7s5.
and took the matter o. ths request into
consideration
Edison safd he went to st. Adams. and
while there he Contracted headache for
which = doctor gave him some tablets
The tablets and some wffs<ey. which he
also took prOducsd his condition. he said
MONTPELIER-LL P Gleason well
known business man died Of heart dis
ease after a long period Of failing health
The deceased Was born in Warren. where
he passed his early life and later came
to MOnfpelter. where he had been most
OF the time since
ESSEX JUNCTION-MrsL Sarah NJ
Landon- reabcf q Frank Landou- both
for many years RESIDENTS Of this VII
4sge. died AT the residence Of her son.
Frank Ackersol IN Jerfch0E with whom
she had made her home for about 1--WE
years
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LOUISIANA

4 LAKE CHARLES. Aug. Bob. Sonier,
an aged negro residing near Vincent
settlement was arrested at his wife s
funeral, charged with her murder.
FORDOCHE-The little child of Doc
Zachary. white man residing on the
State road, three miles from this place,
was suddenly taken sick. DIR. Wagley of
Livonia was called in and pronounced it
case of poisoning. Efforts to save the
childs life were unavailing, and death
ensued shortly after.
Alexandria, special train arrived
in the city over the Watkins railroad.
from Woodwork, having on board e. B..
Cushing. general superintendent. and E.
E. Shackford, division superintendent of
the Southern Pacific railroad.
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MONTANA

BILLINGS, Mont. Aug. 30.-A hill Of
1000 tons of coal heaped on the ground
by the Billings sugar factory In antici-
patton of a coal famine next winter in on
fire and has been burning fereely for
several days. Twenty men are working
with ten teams moving the COAL and il is
believed a large amount will be saved.
BILL1NGS-Four men shot fatally and
one manned for life was the result Of
an attempt to hold up Huntley. one OF
the government towns in the Hrnt1ey
project group.
BRIDGER-The Northern Pacific has
put a company of fifteen surveyors and
helpers to work near Bridger- They are
running survey to parallel the yellow
stone Park railway line from Br1dger TO
Bear creek. It is stated that il is the
intention of the company TO run a sur
vey to connect with the Cody branch OF
the Burlington railroad. TO tap the rich
country Of northern ana central wy
oming.
BUTTE-Two robust women. Mrs
lShryne and Mrs Quinn. were arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Richards on a charge
of stealing a car of coal valued at saB0.
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TENNESSEE

BRISTOL. Aug. 9o.--Alleging that he
was intoxicated at the time of the execu-
ton of the deed, Robert e. Love. a
prominent citizen OF Unicoi county, has
brought suit here against the Holston
corporation, a subsidiary concern of the
George l.. Carter syndicate, seeking the
RECESSION of a deed to a large tract OF land
in Unicoi county near the right of way
of the South e. West railway.
TTANOOGA-Patrol Guard w. r..
Teppenpaw of the police department, was
arrested on a charge of disorderly con-
duct and placed in the Jail, where he has
OBLIGATED for the Incarceration of so
many wrongdoers.
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VIRGINIA

STRASBURG, Va, Aug 3O.-Judge T.
w. Harrison of the circuit court has
named the following commissioners Of
revenue for Shenandoah county:
Davis district-C. H. Snarr.
Johnson district-C. NJ. Golladay.
Stonewall DISTRICT. L. Burner.
Madison district-C. p. Wightman.
Ashby district-Samuel Hepner.
Lee district-B. T. Bowman.
NORFOLK-The North Carolina Pine
association, controlling all the leading
lumber mills in North and South Carolina,
Virginia and eastern Maryland. which dis
cussed here without action early in August
the question of curtailment of the lum-
Der output by the closing down Of the
mills of the association, has been called
to meet at Wilmington, N. &C., Septem-
Der 4.
RICHMOND-The American Federation
of Labor has laid before the attorney gen.
eral OF Virginia the case of sixteen Italian
laborers who were brought from New
York to work in the Birmingham slate
mines, and who allege that when they
attempted to leave they were forcibly
restrained.
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INDIANA

EVANSVILLE, Aug. 30.-When her
father caught her by the ear and pulled
her out of a buggy. where she was seat
ed beside her sweetheart. Norma Glass.
aged eighteen years, seized the whip IN
the buggy and dashed the old man until
he cried for mercy. MrG. Glass ran 10
the scene, where a crowd nad collected
and after grabbing the whip away from
the daughter renewed the attack upon
her husband and ran him away
TERRE HAUTE-"You are a liar.
scoundrel and CRATER" said Mayor LF-
ons in his Office, at the same time shak-
ing his fist in the face Of the Rev
Charles Kean. who in mass meeting at
the church told of wide open conditions"
in the city. Prosecutor Cooper called a
hearing before police Judge. and Kean
was put on the stand and bound over as
witness against persons he testified
were violating the law.
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ALABAMA

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Aug. sO.-Gov-
ernor B. B.. Conner announced that the
OFFICIALS of the Atlantic coast line have
agreed to put into effect October 1 the
2h cents passenger law and the 10 COM
modify freight law
After several days of hard work the
state board of pension examiners has
adjourned having put PALS new names or
the pension rolls of the state. There
were 376 rejected.
BIRMINGHAM-One passenger is dead
and twelve severely injured as the re-
suit of wreck of the Blocton accommo-
dalton Mineral railroad. a branch of
the Louisville & Nashville at Johns.
FLORENCE-The court of county COM
missioners of Lauderdale county ad-
journed after disposing of all matters
which came before 1t.
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TEXAS

SAN ANGELO. Aug so.-Mrs- L. n
McLendon and daughter. Miss Lena. We're
rescued from perilous position by Frank
Mcconnell. a cowboy. They were driving
in a buggy, when the horse became
frightened and was dashing up a street
like mad, when young Mcconnell. on his
COW pony, gave chase Riding alongside
the frightened animal he seized the rein
and with his well trained pony brought
the horse to a standstill.
CLARKSVILLE-Fini Hogman. whose
home is at Avery. this county. was struck
by freight train on the Texas & Pa
cific railroad short distance from Oak
Grove, a small station IN Bowie county.
PLANTERSvILLE-A a negro festi-
val at the Forester place two were
killed Just how the row began is not
known. Henry Mike was shot and killed
instantly, when the shooting became gen.
era1 Soda Allen was shot next. dying
in few hours.
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SOUTH DAKOTA .

HIGHMORE. Aug. So.-The common
council of this city has passed an ordi-
nance which forbids "spoony couples Of
male and female gender from flirting in
public places"
KEYSTONE-An unusually rich strike
is reported from the Dakota Calumet
mine west of here by the Continental
Copper company, which owns the propr-
ty. In the shaft at the 500-foot level a
shoot of copper ore running as high as
40 per cent copper was opened.
RAPID CITY-In addition to the three
day celebration over the coming of the
new railroads, which will be held here
September 5, 6 and Z. the annual picnic
of the society of the Black Hills Pioneers
has been arranged for here September G..
DEADWOOD-It will be some time late
in the fall before an attempt is made to
run through trains east over the North
westerns new line across the state and
into Chicago
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WOMAN KILLS AGED
MAN IN A DUEL

+ MOUNT STERLING, KY, Aug. 30. =
Z Align Thomas, a prominent farmer !
+ of Montgomery county, was shot I
4. and killed in a duel by Mrs. Katie I
+ Brumet, the 2O-year-old wife of Abe Z
4. Brunei another farmer I;
4 The Brumets were tenants OF =
I. Thomas, and the men had a dis I
+ agreement. Today while BRUNEI 4;
= was away from home, Thomas shot I;
+ at his wife three times, one bullet 4
4. grazing her head. She ran and Sc 4
4. cured a revolver. firing at Thomas :
I. five times, one bullet piercing the I
!. brain, killing him instantly. I
4. The young woman. as result I;
4. of the shock, is in a critical cor I
+ dItion. Thomas was 20 years old and :;
4. leaves a family. Mrs. Brumet Is !;
4. native of Johnson county and is 4
+ highly respected. !