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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-13
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
GEORGE WOLF.

George Wolf, formerly Of osnaburg,
died at his home near Robertsville,
yesterday morning at Z o'clock, aged
22 years. after an illness OF FIVE days.
While playing ball on Labor day Mr..
Wolf was hit in the mouth with a
ball and few days later while eat
ing he received another injury from
which blood poisoning resulted. Be
sides his wife he is survived by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wolf,
OF osnaburg, n sister and three
brothers. Funeral services will be
coducted Friday afternoon at $3.50,
sun time, at the Koontz Memorial
church at osnaburg and burial will
be made in the church cemetery. Rev.
Lautenschlager will oflciate.
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CARROlLTON.

Carrollton, Sept. 11.-Mr. and Mrs.
James Leeper, of Leesville, and Mrs,
Ernest Leeper, OF Los Angeles, Call.
fornia, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. II. M. Adair.
Mrs. John Hemming and daughter,
Harriet, OF Scio, were guests last
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Gregory.
Isaac T. Cameron left Carrollton on
Monday morning for Cambridge, Mass,
where he win take a course In the
Harvard law school.
Miss Nellie SALESMAN is spending a
few days at the home OF Wesley Shep-
herd, of Harlem Springs.
Rev. RAIDER and daughter, Miss Flo
renee, OF Jewett. came TO Carrollton
on Monday 10 spend few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Abrahims.
Mrs. George Spanagal, of Canton,
spent few days last week with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ], @. Ferrall,
Harry Cameron, travelling sales
man for the Canton Hardware Co.,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Cameron.
Samuel Graves and family left Mon
day morning for their new home in
Viola. Wisconsin.
Misses Elizabeth Carson and Aida
Lynn, of Minerva, and Miss Carrie
Hunter, OF Allegheny, were Sunday
guests OF Rev. and Mrs. r. r. Galley.
Edward Thorn, Of Pittsburg, was a
Sunday visitor at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Grant Wagner.
j. T. Myers is carrying the mail this
week on route 4. while William Baker.
the regular carrier, Is away with the
Carrollton Camping club.
Miss Ella Hemming, who has been
in Mansfield for the past few weeks.
has returned 10 Carrollton
Misses Mary and Sarah ToIe visited
waynesbnrg friends last Friday aud
Saturday.
Mrs. Lucinda II. Shepherd has ro-
turned home, after a few days visit
with friends in steubenyille and Ann
sterdam.
Misses Hettie Coleman and Nellie
Roudebush visited Miss Celia Hclman
OF waynesburg. last Saturday
T. Mrs. w. Nj. Shepherd and Miss
Grace whitcraft are in Cleveland this
week buying the fall stock OF milIi.
merry for the W. NJ Sheppard aiore.
Mrs. Olive r. Shepherd. Of JeGsrson.
and Mrs' 0eoiee Miller of oprino3eld
m 1oro 1Itr ~ yvell m y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-13
FOES OF PATRIOTISM.

That incomprehensible creature, the
fend who is ever seeking to prove lire
n continuity OF fakes, and sentiment
delusion. has Just asserted himself at
Philadelphia For several genera
tions people have been looking with
awed reverence upon, and touching
with a sense of some occult force OF
GOOD luck, an old bench in lndepen-
dence hall.
Nv the favorite legend, that old pew
once stood in Philadelphia church,
and Washington sat in It, People are
not SO thoroughly given to the wor'
ship of relics now as when the coun'
try was younger, and the great men
fewer, so that the spirit Of reverence
for that old bench often warmed py
the Father of His Country was
stronger in the days before the old
cracked Liberty Bell had begun to be
carted around as side show. IL was
natural that the intensity Of the feel
ing toward this antiquated bench
should wane somewhat; but this Is
too much. Here comes the librarian
OF the Pennsylvania Historical So
eiety and offers to prove that the old
Washington bench was taken from
the gallery OF the church, a place
where Washington was never known
20 sit. and that II has taken the peo-
pie far more than century to hnd
out their mistake.
But there is no need Of breaking of
the customary tribute to the old
bench. II Washington did not sit
upon It, some humber man did; ana
he must have been a good and faith
full worshipper, giving a good exam
pie. One cannot afford to be too ex-
acting regarding these ancient treas
ures. Some little transformations
may have occurred, such as getting
the wrong man in the right pew, or
the right man in the wrong grave or
the wrong record in the public mind
So why could not this meddlesome an
tiquary have left the people to the In
nocent enjoyment of their tender SEN
timent regarding the old bench. Why
should not the disturber be hit in the
head with t.?
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tied Monday with their parents at this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Sponseller and
son, Arthur, visited sunday with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kleitz.
Miss Helen Fern, Of New Franklin,
spent several days last week with her
sister Mrs Homer Mong.
Jerry McEndarffer, while returning
home from Malvern Saturday night,
was caught by the train. His horse
was instantly killed. and he narrowly
escaped death, as the train was run.
ming 60 miles an hour. He is reported
to be resting we'll under the care of his
sister, Mrsr-willard Baughman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-13

sillon, Mr.. and Mrs. winfred Krum-
roy and Miss Emma Foster. of Cleye-
land, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Stoner on Sunday.
The Memmer reunion will be held
at the home Of Charles Memmer, east
of Sufield, on Saturday
Mr. Gehman, of the firm OF Carper,
Gehman & Co., has sold his interest
to Messrs. Carper and Staver.
Miss Maud Ream, of Canton, spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Ream.
Mr. and Mrs Lester Smith, Miss
Ora Smith and Mrs. Packer, of Can
ton, we're the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Clement Smith on Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Clayton schooner spent
Sunday with George Wise at Union
town.
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EAST eREENvlLLE.

East Greenville, Sept. 1.-THE fu-
neral of Harry Lester, who was killed
on the Pennsylvania railroad nj
Mansfield, last Monday was held
from the residence of Charles T.
Graybill on Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock and from the M. e. church at
at North Lawrence at 1880 p. m, the
Rev. William ]. Williams, Of West
Brookfeld, officiating. Interment in
the chapel cemetery. Mr.. Lester was
member Of Nathan Hale Council, Jr'
o. u. A. NJ, OF North Lawrence, who
had charge OF the remains. M. Les
ter was a good man, and It is quite a
shock to the village.
Henry Ickes and wife, Of Alliance,
were in our village, Tuesday, attend
ing the funeral of Harry Lester.
Jennie Duncan, of Massillon, was In
our village, the guest of William II.
Duncan and family.
A. F. Brenner and wife went 10 Col
umbus on Wednesday to attend the
state fair.
]. d. Zupp. of Strasburg, was in our
village on Tuesday, attending the fu-
neral OF Harry Lester.
s. A. Morgan, Of Massillon, was In
our village on Tuesday. being called
to attend the funeral OF his nephew.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reese Morris died on Monday, the fu-
neral being held from the Congrega'
tional church at 2:9o p. m. on Tues
day, Rev w. Il. Adams, of Massillon,
officiating. Interment in the East
Greenville cemetery.
Aaron Davis, OF Youngstown, was
in our village a few days visiting re-
latives here.
Mrs. John winkhart, OF West Leba-
non, was In our village on Tuesday,
attending the funeral of Reese Nor
ris's child.
A. b. Hershey, the street car con-
ductor from East Greenville TO West
Brookfeld. is putting new slate roof
on his residence.
Gust Breckel. Of Massillon, was In
our village on Tuesday taking orders
for McLain q Co.
Miss Esther Jones and Mrs stephen
Richard went TO Deerfeld on Wednes'
day for few days visit
q. A. Beitman, the representative
from Lookout Council No. 4s. Jr. o.
U. A. NJ, left on Monday to attend the
state convention being held at Tifin.
Miss Myrtle Riggle has entered the
Massillon business college. taking up
a course in shorthand and bookkeep-
ing, and is succeeding nicely.
Miss Mary Ann Jones, who had
been working in Canton for a few
weeks, returned to our village on Sat
urday evening.
Miss Grace Thomas, assistant post
master here, who had been in Cleve-
land for weeks tour OF the city Wis
iting the various parks and other
scenery there, returned to our village
on Sunday, September s.
Mrs. Thomas II. Thomas went 10
Cleveland on Saturday TO spend few
days with friends there.
Esther Jones, Of Barebrton, who
had been visiting here for a week, re
turned TO that city on Sunday.
Mrs. william Graybill and Miss
Bessie Graybill, OF Massillon. visited
Thomas Jones, west OF town, on Sat-
urday.
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HARTvILLE.

Hartvllle. Sept. 11.-Mr. and Mrs.
Sanford Ticknor and daughter. Nora,
of Randolph, and Messrs. Clarence
and Ralph Kurtz, OF Akron. were the
guests of Mr., and Mrs. q. Bowers last
week.
Herbert Fall is Ill with typhoid
fever.
The Misses Geotz and the Messrs.
Morairety, OF Cleveland, have return
ed home after spending the week with
Mrs. Irving Geotz.
Ephraim Brumbaugh and Miss
Grace Kurtz, Of Kent, are visiting at
the home of Mr.. Brumbaugh's daugh-
ter, Mrs Bowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice and daughter.
Hortense, OF Canton, were the guests
OF Mrs. Rice's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Geotz. on Sunday.
The Lady Maecabees had a most en-
joyable picnic on Saturday, at the
home OF Mrs Frank 6wartz, east OF
town. There were "a in attendance.
The Reformed church win hold
their annual Harvest Home services
next Sunday, at which time <he coll
lectloll will be taken for benevolences.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Memmer, of
sufield, we're the. guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank MemmerF on Sunday.
fMs4 and Mrs. Bert Phillips. OF Mid
dlebranch, have moved into the house
formerly occupied BY Edward Ebie.
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ELIAS DRUCKENBRoD.

The funeral OF Elias Druckenbrod
was held at the infrmary yesterday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, and the remains
were taken 10 Zion church, near New
Berlin. for burial. Mr.. Druckenbrod
was born in Pennsylvania, and was a
soldier in the civil war. He was 76
years OF age and was admitted TO the
infirmary from jackson township on
August q. Death occurred Monday
from dropsy. He is survived by one
brother, who lives in Canton and 9th
er relatives at New Berlin and ALI
ance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-13

Methodist church. After q short pro-
gram. light refyefhments were served.
The revival meetings which are Ia
progress at tho tabernacle are draw
ing largo crowds ana much interest ~
manifested. The out Of town workers
who are sssisting with the meeting
are; Rev. n. y Corzey, pastor os tho
Methodist cLurdh at M1iton, Del J;
Rev. B. s. Taylor and daughter, May;.
Ei'ty. 5san:!ss and I. ntAo' Lox'y' ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-13
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-08-30

Rev.F. E. Cain OF She'll Rock, Ia,
will preach at the Congregational
church next Sunday, morning and
evnlng.
Mrs. Aug. Falk, Of Spokane,
Washington, who is home on visit
to relatives and friends, is stopping
at the residence OF John A. Boberg.
Rev. Chas. E. Dryden, pastor Of
the Baptist church at Livermore,
Ia, passed through town Wednes-
day on his. way to Rushmore to visit
an uncle. ..-
Rev. R. Z. Ten Brock, rector of
st Johns Episcopal church, is ex-
pected home from his months va
cation to resume services next Sun
day evening.
Mrs. John Frye, Of St. Paul, is
here on u visit at the residence OF
her son-in-law, Rev. G.. &. Schmidt.
Mr.. Frye will come down Monday
for a weeks visit.
r. e. Town is home from Aber-
deem for weeks visit. Next week
Mr.. Town will escort his sisters,
Misses Prue and Julia, ona weeks
visit to the state fair.
Next Sunday is rally day, and the
Epworthl League has planned a
special service for the occasion.
Rev Cahoon will preach special
sermon for young people at 8
O'Clock.
Z. V. Mitchell and bride returned
from their wedding trip last Satur-
day, and have gone to housekeeping
on Lake avenue. Mr.. Mitchell at
once resumed his duties in the
Citizens National Bank.
Banker j. s. Tolverson and fam
lily, of Fulda, and Mr.. and Mrs. II.
B. Howell, of Rock Rapids, la,
spent last Sunday together at the
Hotel Worthington. Mr.. Howell
and Mrs. Tolverson are brother and
sister.
Judge Il. W. Wilson, ". B. Stout
emyer and wife,. John Flynn, DR..
L. R. Gholz and wife, Rolla Laurie
ma and Fletcher Meacham, F. r.
Durfee and family, Mrs. Crane, F.
e. Brace and family, W. e. Ramage
and wife, R. l.. Morland and fam
~, Miss Emma Watson, Dick Weth-
erell, Ben Kenyon, A. W. Eager
strom, DR.. P. F. Geyerman and
wife, A:J.s Brennan and son, F. A.,
Rich, s. s. Smith and wife, took
dinner at the Worthington Sunday.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-08-30
~ Local News. ~

E. p. johnson, OF Indian Lake,
was in town on business Wednes-
day. :
Emil Larson, of Indian Lake,
was 9 pleasant caller on Wednes-
day. It
J. 3. Firth, of Minneapolis, was
in the city on business the first of
the week.
Ted Ostrom, of Adrian, made
his regular trip to Worthington
last Saturday.
Mrs. 81. A. Rec, of Jefferson,
Wis.,, is here on a visit to her
brother, John J. Fitch.
The home of S. Kali was released
from a six weeks quarantine for
diphtheria last Monday.
S. Kindlund and family have
moved into their new home, the re-
modelled Luthern parsonage.
An infant son of David Thompson
and wife of Hersey township, died
on Aug. 2Sth, aged five days.
County Attorney E. J. Jones was
struggling with an incipient attack
of pleurisy the first Of the week.
Maj. B. F. Thurber, of Wilmont,
spent several days here this week
repairing some of his business build
ings.
The international Correspondence
School of Scranton, Pa, had an ex-
hibit IN the window of Clark's shoe
store this week.
j. Loren Clark went to Sioux Falls
Wednesday, where he spent several
days assisting his sister, Mrs. Par
/ ker, with her business affairs.
& G. q. Erwin, carrier on Route 1,
has been taking layof for a cou-
I pie Of weeks, and his assistant has
been carrying the mail for him.. ,
$ s Rev. I. H. Darnell last Sunday
rendered his resignation as pastor of
/ the Baptist church, to take effect
Oct. 1sr. The step came as Il sur
/ prise to all.
Carl Fredenfelt, the student who
had been conducting denomlna-
!. tiOnal school in the Luthern church
during the summer, left for his
home in st Paul on Tuesday. he
viii resume his theological studies
IS t3ustavus Adolphus College Ut st.
Peter this tall. =. s@ '"~~t@ "
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-07-19
Board of F~reeholderS

At the July meeting oil the 10th. the
Almshouse Trustees were granted $500.
K. G. Hutchinson, commissioner of
roads, stated in his communication that
he had approved a road in Ocean county
over six miles long for 1922 600, equal to
66c a cubic yard, while the bidders for
the Quinton road are So. 10 and.$2.2 20. He
would not approve of any gravel but the
Rock Hill sample shown and that was
from a pit at Tuckerton.
A petition signed by the leading prop.
erty owners interested led the Board to
abandon the Quinton road unanimously,
because they did not want a dirt nor
gravel road.
Signed-William Morris, John Lopez,
John X. Costill, Warren Harvey, Andrew
s. Harris, Abner S. Patrick, Elmer Ped
rick, George n. Lawrence, P. A. Hannah;
c. Hildredth Reeves, George Hires, W. A.
Casper.
The county statement has heretofore
been published not later than June in the
county papers. The Board, at the June
meeting, ordered it published as soon as
an itemized statement was received from
the Almshouse Trees.
Clerk Ford stated that he had notified
the President OF the Board Of Almshouse
Trustees to furnish an itemized state
ment Of the receipts and expenditures of
the Almshouse but they had failed TO
comply. He read a paper giving SOM
figures OF lump receipts and expendi-
lures. The document was not signed and
was unsatisfactory to the Board. Upon
motion the Clerk was instructed to notify
the County Solicitor to take legal action
to secure the itemized statement from the
Board of Trustees of the Almshouse and
have 1t at the next meeting Of the Board.
The Board voted to raise to run the
County, $106, Oct, which is 81, I53. IS,
more than was raised last year.
The Board at the annual meeting in
May last year, III ignorance of Section
), Chapter 116 of the Laws of New Jer-
sey, fixed the amount at $1I5, 600. 90, The
law provides that "The tax rate for
county purposes in each county OF this
State for the year 1906 shall not exceed
the tax rate for the year 1905 and there
after such tax rate shall diminish an
nually at the rate OF not less than five
cents on the 800 of assessed valuation
until it is reduced to fifty ceuta OH the
500 of assessed valuation, and limitation
Of taxes in each county shall be fifty
cents on 500 OF assessed valuation"
Consequently at the meeting in Septem-
Der the budget was revised and the
amount placed at S1O1, S36.1 :.
The amounts for the different depart
ments, compared with that of last year,
follows:
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-07-19
PEDRICKTOWN

July 16.-The Baptist Sunday School
will picnic at Dolbow's Lanking on We'd
nesday, July "a.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Smith, a
son, Wednesday July 10th.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Synder, a
daughter Wednesday, July 10.
Mr.. Burk spent part of last week in
New York and Lehighton, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pedrick are enter
tanning Abram Betwiler aud family OF
Camden.
Mrs. E. NJ. Black is visiting Miss Anna
Black in Swedesboro.
Albert Sparks is confined to his home
with intermittent fever.
Mrs. Jacob Fell and children spent part
of last week with relatives near Swedes-
boro.
Master Ernest Shaw has returned from
a lengthy stay i'll Burlington.
Frank Davenport has been spending a
few days,in Woodbury.. u
Mrs. James Morrison has gone to
Ephrata, Pa, for a ten days stay.
Albert Williamson spent Saturday and
Sunday III Camden.
Miss Nettie Picken has a new piano.
Mrs. Harry Watson is i'll at the home
ofrelatives in Keyport.
Mrs. Harrison Holton and Mrs. Fannie
Holton are seending a few days in Cam,
den.
Mrs. Fred Tull is visiting in Phila.
delpsia.
Master Samuel Lock OF Vineland is
visiting his grand parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Shute.
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-07-19
Borough Council

The Borough Council held a regular
meeting Tuesday evening. Messrs. Long,
Morgan. Smith, Denny and English We're
present. Mr.. Denny presided in the
absence of the Mayor.
Collector S. L. Boone reported S., lS3.-
80 received Sl971. 81 paid out, 1922. Is
balance.
Ten dollars we've reported received for
Byron Spaun's show.
The water committee reported that
tests had been made with a guage at diff
ferent ny drants in the Borough and the
pressure was very satisfactory and III
some places above the so pounds requir-
ed.
The road committee was ordered to
have the streets trimmed.
Jos. Mooreland was present and show
edithe map and some p%rofles for grading.
Part pa, ment was made on the work
done.
The question OF bicycles on the side
walks was discussed at length. A mo-
ton to have the ordinance committee
draft an amendment to the bicycle ordi-
nance allowing bicycles on the side walks
between $50 and s a. IN. and 40 and
6 p. M, when the streets are in bad
condition, was lost.
A motion to have the bicycle ordin-
ance amended allowing riding OF the
sidewalks between $50 and s a. M. and
4.30 and $50 p. m. was carried.
There was some discussion as to
whether the collector or clerk should
make out a report against each approp-
ration.
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-07-19
AUBURN

Harry Frazier and wife have been
visiting in Bridgeton.
Miss Mamie Roberts is visiting Nh. and
Mrs. VIM. Roberts in Wildwood.
Mrs. Andrew Selak is spending several
weeks with Mrs. NJ. Truckses in Boston,
Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Mattson are en-
tertaining Grace and Frank Messick Of
Westville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hunt recently buried
their eleven months old daughter.
Death was the result Of swallowing a
penny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dutton have been
entertaining Rev. Herbert Dutton of
Roston, Mass.
The Misses Lille Hunt, Amy Horner
and Amanda Taylor are attending tile
Summer School in Woodstown.
George Settle, of Philadelphia spent
last week at the home of Thos. Roberts.
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-07-19
WOODSTOWN.

The Baptist and Methodist Sunday
school viii hold their annual picnic al
Alcyon Park, July 9th,
Miss Sue II. Coles and Miss SaIlie
Smith are conducting a summer school
in the High School building, with
twenty pupils enrolled.
Miss Aida Turner, of Wilmington,
Del, is making a visit home with her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Turner.
The Friends will hold a picnic for the
children will hold a picnic for the chill
dren OF the first Day School next Wed
nesday, in the meeting Home yard.
Mrs. Fred Gillespie, of Philadelphia.
spent last Friday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jonathan Z. Smith.
jersey tomatoes are not very plentiful
as yet.
The %Pilesgrove Library Association re-
Gently placed i'll the Library thirty-six
volumes of the latest works of fiction.
These books were carefully chosen and
are well worth pursual. Now is a good
tIme to become a member. The cost is
but a year. A reasonable support of the
library by our own citizens is less ex-
pensive to the taxpayers than a public
library would be under ou1 State laws,
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-07-19
$l01,836 LOG, 200. 90
A Birthday Surprise.

A delightful surprise was given Mrs.
Sallie Fenton last Thursday afternoon,
it being the occasion of her seventy, sec
ond birthday.
A delicious supper vas prepared and
"Aunt Sallie," who has been an invalid
since last October, was assisted to the
table, where all did justice to the good
things that had been prepared. She
received ten dollars in money as well as
several post cards.
Among those present were Mrs,
Chalkley Fenton, Mrs. Furman Fenton,
Mrs. Edward Humphreys, Captain and
Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Charles Powers.
Mrs. Hance Jaquett and Misses May ard
Elizabeth Robinson,
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-07-19
In Rene of
JAMES P. YoURIsoN

ALL l. L p1IlNpN
Resolutions eli Viola Council No. 20
Order American Mechanics.
WHEREAS. The great and supreme Rule. BIZ
the Universe has in his intimate wisdom Ge-
moved from among Us, one of our esteemed
fellow laborets JAMES T. YoURIsON and
WHEREAS the long and intimate relation
held with him in the faithful discharge of his
duties in this society makes it eminently beit.
ting tha5 we record our appreciation of him {;
therefore
RESOLVED That the wisdom and ability
which he has exercised in the aid of our or
ganiZatlon by service, contribution and c0uu-
sci, will be held in grateful remembrance;
RESOLVED that the sudden removal of such
q life from among our midst leaves Il vacancy
and a shadow that will be deeply realized by
all the members and friends of this orginiza-
ton, and will prove Il serious loss to the com
munity and pu0lic.
RESOLVED That with deep sympathy with
the bereaved relations of the deceased we eX
press our hope that even 50 great a loss to us
all may be 0Aerruled for good by him who
doeth ali things well;
RESOLVED That a copy Of these resolutions
be spread upon the records of This organiZa-
ton, a co, y printed in the Penu's Grove
Record and a COPY forwarded to the bereaYed
family.
ID. r.. FEATHERER
WALTER BALI
Geo. Il. Cook
Committee on Res OlutiOnS