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The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
PROTEST AGAINST OUTSIDERS
Local Contractors Want to Build
New Masonic Temple
Meeting VIII BE Held This After
noon 90 Take Final Action
in Matter.

Protests against the bidding of outside
contractors for the erection of the new
Masonic Temple in Washington have
been made by the Master Builders As
ISOLATION of this city. officers Of the
board of control Of the order say that the
protests Of the local contractors viii be
considered for various reasons. a meet
ing Will be held to-day by the board at
49, r street, when it is believed the
question viii be settled.
With the idea Of securing the best con
tractors in the country, the officers OF
the Masonic board Of control went
through the city directory and selected
the names Of eleven companies, who
were invited to submit bids for the con-
struction Of the new temple. All of those
who replied. so the officers claim, have
Offices or representatives located here.
Bids are to be submitted March 9.
The Fuller Construction Company,
which has an Office in Washington, IS one
of the concerns which is considering max
/ ing a bid on the new temple and which
/ is claimed by the local association to be
an out-of-town corporation The Thomp-
! son Stewart Construction Company is an
other that has been Disseminated against
/ In addition there are several other con
/ Germs.
( The protests Of the Master Builders
/ Association were first made to the COM
mittee on building of the Masonic Tenn
I Pile Of which Thomas p Morgan is
| Chairman. Mr. Morgan, however, refused
| to discuss the question last night. The
/ matter, il seems, lies entirely with the
/ board of control, which will meet to-day
/ to consider the letters of the local order.
! J. II Small. IT.. is president Of the board.
Officers OF the MasOns assert that the
protests made by the local association
always come up when large buildings are
20 be built here and outside contractors
put in their bids. AS an example they
point TO the bidding on the new Union
| Trust structure now going up. Elliott
I Woods, superintendent OF the Capitol, is
+ the consulting architect for the Masons,
and it is understood that much Will be
done according to his consideration.
Members Of the order who are interested
/ in the welfare Of the organization and its
new building, claim that every Considera-
ton was given the local contractors.
I They also say that their object was 20
! secure the best contractors, and they
/ believe their action will be upheld by the
majority.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
Rogus ChecI. Wan Bnsr.

S. n. Myers, military outitter of
1891 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
noon that ne received a worthless
check as payment for purchase, and
asked their assistance in trying 10 To-
cate the guilty person. He stated that
a middle-aged man, wearing a navy
officers coat, entered the store and
purchased a sword and a pair OF
epaulets. in payment for which he gave
a check for s34 on the Traders National
Bank Yesterday the bank officials re-
turned the check, saying that it was
worthless.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27

I'm July. 1896 100000 Of stock. par value
of the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Ft
Railroad for 81. 1855. co. which, he said
had been done for the sake Of investing
money on hand. He admitted that the
Atchison was a competing line OF the
Union Pacific.
Mr.. Kellogg then took Up what he called
the community Of interest" between the
Union Pacific and the Santa Fe-
Not community Of interest" inter
iected Mr. Hartman I did not coin that
expression and I don't Ike it. / prefer
common interest
Mr.. Hartman admitted that he and Mr..
Prick and Mr. Rogers had acquired a NSO--
eC0.C90 interest in the Santa Fe. but when
asked whether they had acquired the iE-
terests before or after Mr. FTick and Dir.
Rogers became directors. Mr.. Hartman
said.
Il don't know, but you can inquire into
that"
But since that time the Union Pacific
or Oregon Short Line has acquired $4,000,
60 worth Of Sante Fee Was any part Of
that 100000 sold for Mr.. Rogers or Mr..
yrick or yourself2'
Mr.. Hartman on the advice Of his
counsel. declined TO answer the question.
Mr.. Kellogg spent the last moments OF
the morning session ia getting on record
cousccutivcly the various questions which
Mr. Hartman had refused to answer dur
ing bis examination. They related en-
tireIy to sales Of stock to the Union Pa
cinc. in which Mr.. Hartman had declined
to say whether or not he was personally
interested
was the stock acquired for the pur-
pose Of selling it to the Union Pacific at
a higher price?' Mr.. Kellogg would ask
Il decline to answer on advice of cOun-
SET would come the answer. with an
expression on the witness face as set as
stone.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

L. s Dept. az Agriculture. Weather Bureau.
Washington. TuesdsS. Feb .. lsl-s 2. M
Rain has fallen quite generally IN the Past Gulf
and South Atlantic States. the Ohio Valley, and
Tennessee and light snow in the Upper Missouri Val
ley II is much c0.der IN the Northwest with ten
paratures below zero ia Montana and North Da-
kdta
The weather Wednesday win be unsettle6 and rainy
south Of the Ohio and east q the Mississippi. fol
lowed hy clearing AID much colder weather Thurs
dav snow IS indicated for New England and the
Lake region. with higher temperatures "Wednesday,
and colder Thursday. There viii Be a marked fall
IN temperature Wednesday in Kansas Missouri
Iowa Northern Indiana, and Northern Illinois In
the Middle Rocky Mountain region. the DakOtas,
and Nebraska. Snow is Indicated for Wednesday and
THURSDAY, with rising temperature the last named
day
The winds along the New England and Middle
Atlantic coasts wiz be fresh southeasterly; on the
South Atlantic coast fresh n0Ttheasterly and On the
Gulf coast tight and variable.
Steamers departing Wednesday for European ports
viii have light 70 fresh southeastsTly winds aud
rainy weather 20 the Grand Banks.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
Alleged EmbezzIer Arrested.

Richard J.. Edwards. aged thirty-four
years. of 1921 Thirteenth street north
west, was arrested yesterday by De-
tectives Pratt and Hewlett, of the cen
trail bureau, on a warrant sworn out by
William c. Morris. prosecuting attorney
of Clarksburg, w. Va. Edwards is
charged with having embezzled $500
while employed as an agent of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
in June 1905. The West Virginia au-
thorities were informed several days
ago that Edwards was living in this
city. and Immediately sent the neces-
sary papers for his arrest.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
woman struck by Car.

Of the Metropolitan Railway Company,
corner Sixteenth and II streets. yester-
day afternoon, Miss Alice Fox. aged
sixty-fve years. of 341s P street north
west, was struck by a car coming from
the opposite direction. and sustained
several bruises about the face and body.
She was assisted into the automobile Of
Senator Elkins, which was passing at
the time and carried to the Emergency
Hospital. Later, she was taken in a
carriage to her home
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
Chapters Ind Omcers.
APPRENTICE BOYS DANCE.
Trip Light Fantastic Toe at National
Rifles ArmOry

The navy yard apprentice boys gave
their ninth annual dance at the National
Rifles Armory last night.
The following are the officers of the
association and the committees in charge:
President W. p. Turner; first vice presi-
dent, Robert Virnstine; second vice presi-
dent. George Torny; secretary. Arthur
PeXOld, treasurer. Walter BinniX, re-
ception committee. F. Crawford Robert
Peake, L. NJ. Sheers, II. E. Litchfield. w
Z. Campbell. and o. II. yesterday; floor
committee, 2. Osthaus, r. w. Webster
A. G. Schmidt. n. Peyser, W. L. King
a. r. Grossquith. and 3. Bates.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
Reward offered for Atherton.

out over 1900 circulars requesting the
arrest and detention Of Edward P. Ath-
erton, alias Drake, aged forty-five, who
is wanted in this city for the forfeiture
Of bond. Anterior. who had passed
several worthless checks, was arrested
in this city about two years ago on a
warrant from Boston, and was released
on bond pending an appeal in the
courts. A reward OF $50 has been Of
fered by the bondsman for the arrest Of
the man
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
EPIDEMIC ON BIG BATTLE SHIP.
ThIrty-Rve Cases Of Typhoid Fever
on the Connecticut.

Thirty-hse Cases OF TyphOfu ftFtF
on the Connecticut.
An epidemic of typhoid fever has
broken out on the battle ship Connecticut
and that vessel has sailed in haste from
the West Indies for New York, where the
sick win be placed in the hospital at the
navy yard There were thirty cases
on board the ship when a report was
sent TO the Navy Department by Capt
Swift
Without waiting for orders from Wash
lngton, but acting under some from Rear
Admiral Evans, commanding the Atlantic
fleet, whose flagship the Connecticut was
to be. the Connecticut sailed away from
Guantanamo fer home. The Navy De
partment was then asked for instruc-
tons. After a conference with Surgeon
General Rixey, Secretary BIetcalf sent a
wireless despatch to Capt. Swift telling
him 20, proceed TO New York.
The Connecticut has had all sorts Of
bad luck A few weeks ago she went
aground at Calebra, doing enough damage
10 necessitate her going into drydock as
soon as she returns home.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
NEGRO SNATCHES PURSE.

Attacks Mrs. J. b. MiIey as She Is
About to Enter Home.
As she was in the act of entering her
home. 1410 Hopkins street northwest,
about $40 o'clock last night, Mrs. J. 3.
Miley had her pOcketbook snatched
from her hand by a cOlored man.
Mrs Miley had just stepped from the
sidewalk To her doorstep when the
man sprang from the basement en-
trance and snatched the purse from
her hand By the time assistance could
be summoned the man reached the cor
ner of the street and disappeared. Mrs.
Miley was able 10 furnish the police
with a good description of the negro.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
FAIL TO GIVE MIXED" PLAY.
Mrs. Pitts and Her Company Do Not
Arrive on Time.

DiXon's "Clansman" was not answered
at the True Reformers' Hall last night
by the Mixed Race" company, as adver-
tised. Mary \. Pitts, the New York ne
gress who was arrested Sunday on sus-
picion of conducting an unlicensed en-
ployment agency, and who bad several
white girls in the company which was to
appear in Washington. telegTaphed last
night that she would be here in time for
a performance tonight Consequently.
if Mrs. Pitts has no young white girls
in her employment, and the Washington
police do not interfere, the great English
melodrama viii be given this evening at
the hall, Twelfth and L streets northwest,
The telegram from Mrs Pitts was re-
ceived by W r. Griffin, manager Of the
han in this city.
The local police authorities say that no
action VIII be taken 20 prevent the per-
Torrance of Mrs. Pitts play unless. upon
investigation. it should be shown that the
white girls are under age.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
ExpIosion on n Destroyer.

Toulon. Feb. 26.-During the trial trip to-
day of the French torpedo bout destroyer
Kabyle an explosion occurred in her
boiler room
Nine men were caIded, three of them
sustaining fatal injuries.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27

February a 1911. and are requested % be present
a. the funeral services "Wednesday. February
2, at 81 Patrick's Church. az g o'clock.
GEORGE T. ROLB.
" L FLEISHELL, Grand Knight
Secretary
MARCEANT-On Sunday. February a. 1907. Capt
HENRY MORTIMER MARCHANT beloved
husband Of Energetic N. Marclaut
Funeral from Lees ChspI. Penusylvanis avenue
Wednes-ay February q. az %. t.
SEEK-On Monday. February 2. 1877. az 30 a. H..
at GARFIELD Hospital 3irs SARAH MAIN SEEK,
daughter Of the late Henry Martin.
Funeral from her late residence Sligo Bill rosd
on wednesday afternoon. February q az
O'Clock Relatives and friends invited
BEARD-On Tuesday. February Is 1907 al SO
west. LLOYD W. BEARD. beloved husband ot
Mary +. Beard.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BENTLEY-On Monday February .. 1861 40 her
residence. 92 Ninth street northwest ANNIE D..
daughter Of The late John =. and Emily g. Bent
ley.
Funeral services az the residence Wednesday, FEB
ruaiy ., at I o'clock Intemsnt private.
DISHMAN-0n Monday. February =. 49,. MARY
DISHAAN. aged seveuty-ivc years.
Funeral viii take place fIom Little Sisters Of tire
Poor. Third and streets northeast Wednesdas.
February 2, at ,. u Interment az Harmony
Cemetery.
?
deDce Of his mother, JOHN J.. beloved son of
Maggie and the late samuel Evans, AGED fifteen
years and eight months.
The friends Of the family are RESPECTFULLY invited
10 attend his funeral from the residence Of his
mother sos o street northwest on THURSDAY
February 3. at g. 80 N. Requiem mass at Holy
Trinity Church at o'clock.
HOLBROoK-On Monday February o 1907. at
Chester. Pa. ANNA STANLEY HOLBROOh
wife OF Capt Willard A. Holbr0ok Fifth Cav
alry. and daughter Of the late Gen. D. $ stan
ley. [. ;. A.
InternreHt st soldiers Home Cemetery at p N.
Wednesday. February 2.
LACY-In Cincinnati, Ohio. on Tuesday. February
Is. 1901. az 3 a. N. CHARLES =. LACY son OF
Mrs james R. Dobbn and the late John J.
LACY.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MILLER-On Monday. February .. 1907 at his resi-
dence. I229 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. BEN
JA9iIN f., beloved husband Of Alice Y. Miller
lnee G0Ssl and eldest son az Martha =. and tie
late Jacob r. Miller aged forty-two years
Funeral service az his late residence "Wednesday
afternoon February 2, at 3 O'CLOCK Relatives and
friends are invited 20 attend iRichmond papers
please e0py.}
SHAND-OH Monday. February . 1907. in New
Brunswick. y. J.. Mrs. JANE LIVINGSTONE
SHAND, mother Of AIr. Miles ". Shand
STEEYER-On Tuesday. February Is. 1901. AZ KS
.. m, at her residence, 1886 Pierce place. MARY
WEST STEW Err. in her eighty-ssventh year.
Funeral from her late residence Rt g y m We'd
nesisy February q. iuteumsnt in Glenuood
Cemetery. (St Louis and Louisville papers please
coPyl
THRAsHER- Suddenly. on Monday. February 9.
1857. Mrs. MARY J.. widow Of Isaac Thrasher. Of
Baltimore.
Funeral from her late residence 503 u street north.
west. Wednesday, February =. a. u.0 O'Clock.
inteTment IN GreenmOunt Cemetery. Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
DIED.

MEEHAN-Suddenly. on Sunday. February g. Igl-
al sibley Hospital. at : O'Clock j.. IL. JOSEPH
MEEHAN
Funeral from Lees undertaking rariors. g Penn
sylTania avenue northwest. wednesday. February
2. a. 8 - d.. d.; thence 20 So. Patrick's Church
where requiem mass viii be said at O'Clock.
The members Of Carroll Council. NO. ST. X ri c..
are hereby notified of the death n Brother
Joseph Neehan az Sioley Hospital on SUNDAY
February 2. 1917. and are requested to be present
a. the funeral services on Wednc-Itr February
2, at St Pstricks Church at g o'clock.
GEORGE T. ROLB.
" l. FLEl>HELL. Grand Knight
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
Local TemperatureS.

Midnight g. a m. g. 1 a. NJ. &c; G .. n, "a
S a. m, q 10 a. m q: z noon IS: .. n. g; I
D. IN. 50. p. m a; p. m. 81; 10 p. n, 81.
Maximum, 50; minimum. ..
Relative humidity-s g m s. p m. s.: p N.
g. Rainfall, trace. Hours Of sunshine. Sc: per cent
Of possible sunshine s.
Temperature same date last year-Maximum, IS;
minimum, Is
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
Temperatures In Other cities,

Temperatures in other cities. together with the
amount Of rainfall for the twelve hours ended at
5 y. m. yesterday. are as follows:
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
FUNERAL NOTICE.

UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
Charles Broadway R0uss Camp
The funeral Of HENRY H. 2TARCHANT for
merry captain Company A. Fourth Texas Infantry.
VIII take place from Lees CHAPEL PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue., on Wednesday, February g 1907 az p. m.
WILLIAM RROTN. Adit-
The Lake County times., 1907-12-02
RHEUMATIC FOLKS!
Are You Sure Your Kidneys Are
Wel2

Many rheumatic attacks are due -
uric acid in the blood But the astg
Of the kidneys is 70 remove ali uric
acid from the blood. Ig8 presence taars
shows the kidneys are Inactive Donst
daily with uric acid solvents" You
might 90 on till d0ouaGay with taera
but until you cure the kidneys you WILL
never get we'll Doan.s kidney pills
not only remove uFic acid. bat cure ras
kidneys and then al danger from lrle
acid is ended Here fs Hammond rzs-
timony to prove IL
Mrs. J. ". AIuldo0n Of 53s Truman
avenue, Hammond Ind. says: 1t
gives me great pleasure TO recommend
Doans Kidney Pills TO those suffering
from kidney disease and its attend
ant symptoms. such as rheumatism and
lumbago. l suffered for a long time
with these troubles and was in a
greatly run down condition when
Doan's Kidney Pills were brought TO
my attention by friend who had been
greatly benefited by their use. My
kidneys were out of order. my back
ached. and I was thin and miserable.
Doan's Kidney Pills which I procured
at Bicknell & Co.'S drug store, helped
me from the start and 1 felt like a
new woman after I had taken the first
box. l continued taking them until 1
had taken the contents of three more
boxes and by that time I was cured.
The terrible backache which had been
making life a burden, also the kidney
disturbance and other symptoms en-
tirely left me. I am now in good
health and enjoy life"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster -Milburn Co. Buffalo, n.
Y, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doans-and
take no other.
The Lake County times., 1907-12-02
CROWN POINT NEWS

s. y. Blanchard. real estate agent
from Chicago did business in Crown
Point saturday
Paul 4. Sche'ke Of Hammond was a
Crown Point visitor Saturday
Jos. Galloway Of East Chicago trans
acted business in the court house Sat
urday.
Miss Mayme MaiIlet attended the fun
eral of Miss Canie Johnson at Ham
mond
Mrs 4. ]. Pratt intends spending
the winter with her daughter in Chi
cago.
Miss Ina Bell Peterson entertained
the members of the Embroidery club
Friday afternoon. Misses Josephine
WheeIr. Pauline Sauerman and Rae
Lathrop were guests of the club
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Agnew OF Ham
mond visited with their parents over
sunday
Eugene Ziegler of Chicago did busi-
ness in town Saturday.
The AIasons had the Berwyn lodge
over Saturday evening TO do work on a
number of candidates and all were
afterwards entertained X Chef Englert
with a sumptuous dir FIR.
The reunion of the IS of 'Os proved
The Lake County times., 1907-12-02
ROBERTSDALE NEWS

Miss Mamie Clark of Chicago was
the guest Of her aunt. Miss Anna
Dorthy of Indiana boulevard. Sunday.
Mrs. c. Abels of Harrison avenne is
confined to her home on account or
sickness.
Miss Mollie Freese and Irwin Hansen
We're the guests at a dinner party AZ
the home OF Miss Marie Selinger or
Chicago Sunday
Milo Brenner of Indiana boulevard.
spent Sunday visiting relatives in Ken
sington. Ill
The funeral of A ]. smelser of Whit
ing, which took place at her home IN
Ohio avenue. Sunday afternoon, was
wen attended by Robertsdale people.
large number of Robertsdale people
attended Minstrel show" given by the
Mems club of the Congregational
church of Whiting. Saturday evening.
Mrs c. Klein and daughter. Beatrice
of Harrison avenue, were the guests at
a dinner party in Chicago Saturday.
Miss Helen McLain OF Roberts avenue
is entertaining her sister. Mrs. Hay OF
Highland Park, Ill, over Sunday
Miss Dohle of Roberts avenue re-
turned home after spending several
days visiting her parents in Lowell,
Ind.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Larsen is very sick at their home
in Reese avenue and under the care of
DR. Haskins OF Whiting.
Fred Leverence of Harrison avenue
received the sad news Of his cousin S
]
ILL., who died very suddenly Saturday
morning of heart disease. The funeral
services will take place at her home
in Dolton. Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. John Blaul of Roberts
avenue attended the funeral of the
latter's cousin, Mrs. Allen Carol Of
Mckinley Park in Chicago, Saturday.
The Lake County times., 1907-12-02
LOWELL NEWS

Mrs Alfred Edgerton. living three
miles north of Lowell. is reported very
seriously sick 4 trained nurse from
Chicago has been engaged to care for
her.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Thompson have
returned from a four days visit with
their son, Wilbur, and other relatives
in Chicago.
This section OF the country was Wis
tied by quite a heavy snow fall. COW
ering the ground to the depth of about
three inches.
The basket ball game at the opera
house between the Hammond and
Lowell teams, Saturday night. was wit
messed by quite a large crowd. The To-
calls were defeated by the visitors BY a
large score of 95 to 10. This is the first
defeat for our boys and they are not
feeling very bad over it.
Fred Kunter and son and son-fn-law
Carl Thomas, of Chicago. are enjoying
visit and rabbit hunt with their
friends, the Mitch brothers. east OF
Lowell.
The last snow storm and cold snap
has caused a delay with the farmers
in their work of husking and cribbing
their corn. They find a great deal OF
soft corn and the task of sorting it
from the sound is a Tedious one
Mrs. Alva Wood is visiting her sister
in Iowa.
Rural Mail Carrier Wood is taking
his annual fifteen day vacation.
Word was received here announcing
the continued Improvement of Billy
/ Grant, who is in the Wesleyan hospital
/ Chicago.
The Lake County times., 1907-12-02
INDIANA HARBOR

Or. John f. NhitehiIl Of South Bend
was here Thursday aud Friday on pro-
fesslonal business.
Gus often IS setting up the cigars
these DAYS but not as freely as he
should. for ne~petratinE such SUR
prise on his MANY friends. The first
ntimauon that his friends had that
he had Joined the ranks Of the bene-
diets was when they saw the marri-
age license I'm the Lake County Times
and when questioned he admitted that
he and Miss Edna Walker were mar
ried IN July His bride has been resid-
ing IN Chicago but they expect TO be-
gin housekeeping in the Harbor the
frst OF the year.
The Booster Commercial club will
hold a special meeting Tuesday night
Mrs. william Templeton is report
ed very sick.
Frank orth's cement house is now
on rollers and has been moved from
Regent street.
Miss Katie Smith is confined to bed
with illness.
The Lake County times., 1907-12-02
MUNSTER NEWS

Mrs. Peter Kooy and Gertrude Kooy
were Hammond visitors Friday.
The Misses Myrtle and Hennriette
Munster attended the theatre in Ham
mond.
Miss Anna Dtttrich visited Miss Anna
Bachman Of Saxony yesterday.
The Misses Winnie and Minnie Wis
ited in Saxony yesterday afternoon ar
the home OF Miss Anna Baehman
Schools opened today. having been
closed for Thanksgiving since WrdneH-
day.
Miss Sarah Jansen. bride ~ this
week was very pleasantly surprised by
Il large number or her friends Friday
evening. The occasion was china
shower. Games were enjoyed ANA a
delightful lunch was served. Tho young
people who enjoyed the event are ths
Misses Elsie Krumm 1euuio Nooy
Annie Klootwy<. Grace and Mary bnk
ker. Myrtle and lienrietta Munster
Helen Ktekort Winnie awart Helef
and Jessie Raldcr. Borsuman. II. Jan
sen. Gertrude Kooy Ada Jnnsen. nnt
Messrs. Peter klootwyk Harry JnhhRy
Harry Ba1der. Jake and Sam koor
Tannis Jansen !. Hook aud kfooHwY
and Schoon.
Tho funeral OF @ r. Neweonb. Who's
death occurred last Thursday. tool
place yesterday at the home Of bis lat
residence in Highlands 1utHtmsnt wa
Ihcld at Ross. Ind.
The Lake County times., 1907-12-02
WHEELER NEWS

Hereafter No. westbound morning
train and No. T. cas- stbound 4 o'clock
train on the Nickel Plate railroad will
be regular stops at Wheeler.
Miss Ethel Barts of Hobart formerly
of wheeler, was a Wheeler visitor
Saturday.
Mrs. Fee. who has been visiting for
some time at the home of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Crofts, was suddenly called
to the bedside Of her son in Ohio, who
is quite sick with typhoid fever
Mr. and Mrs ]. W. Hutchinson spent
Sunday with friends In Valparaiso.
The boys have had a taste Of skat-
ing.