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The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-10-18
To Organize Brass Band.

The brass band fever has struck
number of the residents of Gard
nerville and vicinity and we have
been asked to insert a notice call
ing meeting to be held in Val
halla hall Saturday. Those who
wish to become members and also
those who wish to assist in the
maintainance of such an organ
ization are asked to be present.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-10-18

Under the able management of
Henry Beck the, Minden Flour
Mill was started up last week and
the flour that 10 being manufactur-
ed has been pronouced to be equal
to and like product produced on
the coast. The mill is now run
ming to its full capacity and will
hereafter be a strong bidder for
trade in this and other parts Il
Nevada.
Emma Larson won n scholarship IN
the Reno Journal Yotinglcontest.
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County Surveyor Appointed

w. C. Ezell has been appoint d
County Surveyor by the Douglas s
commissioners and his bond has
been filed and approved. He has
been ordered to appear lat Buck
skin on October 2l there to meet
the Lyon county surveyor for tho
purpose OF making joint survey
and establishing the disputed
boundary line.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-10-18

The first payn ent on the Golden
Gate mine was made to Brown and
Donavan last Saturday, and the
new owners, represented by Mr..
Edwards and Enzensberger, has
taken charge of the property and
are taking the initial steps neces-
sary for a vigorous campaign.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1907-10-18

Don't be too hasty in condemn
ing a man for beating his wife.
Some times he is justifed-for in
stance in game of cards.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-23

Thomas Osborn The constitution Of
the Rantoul. ILL.,, club was also read.
TIL advisability of forming club
was quite generally discussed, and it
was unanimously decided to form a
club Motion carried that committee
report on constitution and bylaws
at the next meeting. which will be
held in Library hall on Thursday at
1870 o'clock. Much discussion was CIV
en- to the advisability Of meeting in
the library. but the matter was finally
referred to a com mittee, which will al
SO report at next Thursdays meet
ing.
The constitution committee of
which Chairman Dr. Conner is mem
Der, is as follows: DIR. j. Fred Clarke,
G. II. Gage. r. H. Spence.
The committee on place of meeting
is composed Of W. R. Lamson. DR.. j.
5. Monfort A. w. Jaques. c. T. Rey-
nolds and DR.. ]. Fred Clarke.
leo Cream Social.
Next Thursday evening, May %. at
the residence of John A. Huglin and
wife on South Main street, an ice
cream social will be held under the
auspices of the Lutheran G. T. society.
Ice cream and cake will be served.
Everybody is cordially invited.
The vocal department Of the college
held its closing recitay at Fairfield hall
last night. An excellent program
was rendered by the students, the fea-
ture being a harp solo by Mrs. Nell
Junkin
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ALBA.

Abba, May 21.-The case of CLARK
VS.. Massey is before the district court
today.
Mrs. r. R Reeves left last week for
Texas where she expects to make het
future home. J. B. Jenkins will occu
by her property.
Smoke Noxall Club cigars, 5 cents.
d. H. Hawthorne Of Frederic wal
IN Abba on business yesterday
Rev. Morton Malcolm Of Pennsyk
vania addressed the young people Of
the Associate Presbyterian church last
night at 8 o'clock in the parlors of TIKI
church.
Miss Monta Porter has resigned her
position ~ city editor Of the Abba
Republican. Miss Porter has made
tbs department Of the paper very pope
ular and has done much enthusiastic
work while filing the position.
The funeral service Of Mrs Emma
Farrar WAS held at the M. g. church
Monday at 10 O'Clock, Rev. E. L.
Schreimer officiating.
The little daughter OF ]. D. Jenkins,
editor Of the Republican, is seriously
Ill.
I Jno. Malone from near GeorgetowH
was at Abba on business yesterday.
Jesse Palmer OF Avery was a busE
ness visitor in town Monday.
A. R. Wise was in town on business
yesterday.
Rev. William Porter and son Nal.
colin left Last night for Kansas.
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EDDNILLE.

Eddyville at the M. q.
parsonage in Ottumwa. at 6 o'clock
Wednesday evening, May 10. 1907,
Miss Title Van Wrinkle to Jesse O.
McLoney, both Of this place. Rev. E.
]. Shook officiating. The bride Is
the daughter of Thomas Van Wrinkle
OF Ninth street, and the groom Is a
son OF Luke McLoney, south Of town.
They returned to Eddyvills the Same
evening and will reside with the
groonfs parents.
Born. to Mr.. and MM. Jay Davis,
south Of town. Thursday, May 1s, 1907,
an eight pound daughter.
At the regular meeting of Pleiades
lodge. No. Is, X. of p, Thursday night
the following officers were elected to
fill vacancies: Chancellor command
or, Fred Wilcox; man at arms, L. L.
McCord; inner guard, P. o. Norman
At the close of the session supper
was served.
"The Bankers Child" played to a
fair sized audience at the opera house
Thursday night.
Mrs. F. M. Epperson, Mrs. Frank
Epperson, and Miss Sue Vance attend
ell the State Federation of Woman's
clubs at 0skaloosa this week. Miss
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MANY PEOPLE HEAR SUNDAY

Knoxville, May 21-Billy Sunday
addressed about 10000 people in his
four services Sunday The two morn
ing services were we'll attended and
in the afternoon he had $500 men in
the tabernacle to hear his famous
address for men. In the evening, the
building was damned, all standing
room going early and many being
turned away.
One of the topics which the evan
gelist touched on Sunday was wom-
an suffrage, and the preacher advo-
Gated it heartily, principally on the
ground that they are taxed without
being represented Another theme
was evangelization. Said he: 'Any
church which is not evangelistic owes
the community an apology for it ex-
istence"
In the afternoon, while Sunday was
addressing the men, Miss Miller talk
ed to several hundred women in the
Methodist church.
Sunday left for Chicako Sunday
evening and will not preach tomorrow
night.
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Missionary Meeting at Birmingham,
Birmingham.-A missionary meeting
was held in the Free Methodist church
Sunday night The service was con-
Quoted by Rev. and Mrs. Taylor, re-
turned missionaries from India. IL
Miss Lille Jones gave very helpful
talk on the "Deacon's Work Sunday
night in the Methodist Episcopal
church. Miss Jones has Just recently
returned from Chicago, having finish
ed two years course in the Chicago
Training school.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. v. Clark are visiting
in Centerville.
Miss Grace Allen visited over Sun.
day with relatives in Pennington.
T. G. Wood Of Brighton is in town
buying stock.
Robert woodrow is quite stok with
pleurisy.
walt Hope moved his family to
Garden City. Kansas, today.
Mrs. W. w. Dustin died at her home
near Bentonsport last Friday. Fu-
neral services were held in the Meth
od1st Episcopal church of this place
Sunday afternoon $50
Miss Ruth Ebert, while on, picnic
Saturday, met with very severe acct
dent. She was thrown from a horse
ana the ligaments were torn loose
from her thigh. She will be confined
to her bed for several weeks.
Mrs Belle Terrence was called to
Fairfield Saturday by the sickness OF
her mother, Mrs. Katie Terrence.
Miss Marjorie Norris and Miss Ena
JOY visited over Sunday with the for
mer's parents.
Miss Carrie winslow visited In
Stockport last week.
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FARMINaToN.

FArmington.-Mrs Marie Jenkins
and children Of lf&tt, Mo-, LEFT for
their homo Sunday, after q visit With
Mrs Jenkins parents Mr.. and Mrs. q.
w. MorelAnd.
Miss Grace Alien Of Birndpsham 10
the guest OF her cousin Miss otga Mo-
Cornaick
Mrs, q. N. purfey and dsughter,
Mrs. Earl washburn Of Argyle, were
commencement visitors at the home OF
j. n. Strope.
Mrs. D. g. Cox and daughters, Kate
and Nellie, left Saturday for q visit
with relatives near Memphis. Mo.
Mrs. Eva Coulter Mann OF Kansas
City is the guest Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Coulter.
Miss Lula D. Sherrick left satur-
day evening for Burlington, where she
will make an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. M. E. Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Wells of Gro
ton were commencement visitors FRI
day night.
Miss Jessie Ford. the popuier high
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TO SUPPORT HIM
THOUGHT IN WASHINGTON THAT
PRESIDENT AND TAFT PARTY
ARE WATCHING MOVEMENT
CLOSELY
Washington Bureau of
Tho Ottumwa Courier,

w dSuAAS ~@e%J 49, r..
Things have been moving rapidly
in presidential politics the past week
or two. Developments in various
parts of the country have made 1t en-
tirely plain that President Roosevelt
is to have no walkaway in his efforts
to control the 1908 republican con-
vention in the interest of Secretary
Taft. 1t is not yet clear by any
means that he will be able to get the
sot of man he wants nominated and
that one of the so-called "reactionary"
candidates will not be elevated to the
head of the ticket.
Every move of the men who are re-
garded as candidates for the presi-
dency. Of the republican side is being
watched from the White House and
administration circles with a careful
eye. Just now, the man who is be-
ing subjected to the most attentive
scrutiny is Senator Knox of
Pennsylvania. Senator Knox Is
not yet rated by a great
many people as a force to
be reckoned with in the game of 1908
that has for it's goal the White House.
1t is becoming, however, more and
more plain that he must be reckoned
with and that situation is likely to
arise that will result in his nominar
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THOMAS RICHARDSON DIES.
Passes Away at Home in Pleasant
Township, Monroe County.

Eddyville.-Thomas Richardson, an
old and highly esteemed citizen OF
Pleasant township. Monroe County,
passed away at his home near Hayden
Chapel Monday afternoon, after All
illness Of about eight weeks from Sc
nile debility. Mr.. Richardson came
here from Pennsylvania with his first
had since lived here. Since the death
of his first wife he was married to
Mrs. Swartz about eleven years ago.
He is survived by his second wife and
by four children Of the first union,
John w. Of Abba; Stephen Of Glen
dora, California. and Samuel and Mrs.
Mary Jones Of Pennsylvania. The fu-
neral services will be conducted at
Hayden Chapel at / 1o'clock Wednes-
day forenoon by Rev. w N. Potter.
Burial Will be made at Hayden.
Death Of Mrs Rainea.
Died, at her home at Eveland, at Al
o'clock SUNDAY morning, May 10, Mrs.
months and 20 days. She is survived
by her husband four children and two
sisters, all of Eveland. The funeral
was held from the residence Monday
and the remains were taken overland
to Selection for burial.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilcox,
of South Third street Sunday, May
LII, 19Ui. a son.
Presiding Elder Smith and Rev. w.
N. Potter held quarterly meetings at
Columbia Sunday.
R. w. Boyd was taken suddenly
quite i'll Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James wylie were at
Wright Monday called by the death Of
their cousin Zed DeLashmutt.
Mrs. Harry Saunders is reported as
very i'll.
D. A. Prugh left Saturday for Cory
don, called there by the death of his
father, ]. Prugh. The remains were
taken to Ottumwa for burial
j. ]. Burrier lost a fine mare BY
death Sunday, He had lately refused
an offer Of 5000 for the animal
D. w. Ward visited in Ottumwa
over Sunday with his son. d. E. Ward.
Mrs. L. G. Turner was an over Sun
day guest of her son, r. E. Grattan, in
Oska1oosa
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BATAVIA.

Batavia.-Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Lewis
returned Friday night from trip
through Arkansas and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert DeGood and fam
lily drove to Fairfield Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nehre spent
Sunday in Fairfield with Mo. and Mrs.
Joseph Curry, returning on Burlington
No. Monday morning.
Mrs Maggie Shine of Eldon was an
over Sunday visitor with friends here.
There was quite frost here Monday
morning.
All old soldiers and families are in
vited to attend the union memorial ser
vices at the Christian church Sunday
morning, May IS. The sermon will De
delivered by Brother Pierson of Avery
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oRMANvILLE MEMORIAL DAY.
Will Honor Dead Heroes at Methodist
church-Rev. John Davis to
Deliver Address,

Ormanville.--Memor services will
be held at the Methodist Episcopal
church here June 2. Rev John Davis
of Drakeville will be the orator of the
day. An elaborate program. is being
prepared by the Sabbath school and
the public schools. All are invited to
meet at the church by 1880 p. m.
Special Services May 10.
Sunday, May 10. at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. Davis will hold a special
service. All are most cordially invit-
ed.
Emmett Ornan Of Greger visited a
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Orman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Hoy and
sons. Master Donovan and Baby
Reece, and John Wilson Jr. took tea at
the Soap Creek poor farm Monday
evening.
Miss Minerva overturf has returned
from a visit at Milton with her siste,
wife Of Rev. Alva HUFF of that place
and that of her brother at Bloomfield,
Rev w. E. Overturf.e
Miss Ruth Heckart is at home again
and was hostess to a number Of young
people Sunday evening. Ice cream and
cake were served.
William Davis, a former resident Of
this place. is critically i'll at his home
III Wdild WStlld, w
Mr.. and Mrs. William Blystone and
little daughter and Mr.. Scott, all Of
| Ottumwa, were entertained Sunday by
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Randall.
Miss Vera Davis has returned from
| Ottumwa, where she had been visiting
relatives and friends.
j. T. Woods grandson, Ralph Har-
ris Of Ottumwa, visited at his home
Sunday.
Miss Jessie overturf is spending
this week at Bloomfield at the home
of her brother, Rev. w. 2. Overturf.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Randall were Wis.
itors at the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. q
w. Kingler few days ago.
Miss Mary McCuna, teacher u
Hickory Fiat, was the guest Of Mist
Mary r. fsherwood, principal Of thu
| Ornanville school Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Howk and BABY
Of Ottumwa and Jefferson Hawkins
and wife Of this place visited at thu
home Of Joseph Hawkins Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hunt and TIVE
daughters, Alma and Coda, wer.
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bartlett
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bartlett Wis,
tied with their son, Elmer, and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion overturf, Mr.
and Mrs. W. w. Hunt and little niece
& Ethel Overturf were visitors Sunda,
at the James Helmick home
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Helmick an,
babies were guests Sunday at the M
4 X. Leonard home.
Y Misses Leacx and Minnie Kindal
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sTRlNGToWN.

Stringtown.-Mrs. Charles Wilson
and Mrs. Rex Wilson Of Abingdon were
callers at the home of the Misses Davis
Thursday.
T. c.. Hawthorne returned home on
Tuesday from Chicago, where he he's
been with a consignment Of cattle and
hogs.
S. F, silvers Of Competine was a
caller here Wednesday,
Mrs. S. e. Wright and son, Burley,
were Ottumwa callers Thursday.
T.,C. Hawthorne and FAMILY and j.
G. Hawthorne and. family were OF
turnwa callers the last of the week.
The farmers Of this vicinity are busy
planting corn.
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CLASS PLAY AT EDDYvlLLE.
"A Spoiled Darling" Given by Sen
iors Great suo- 81

Eddyville.-The class play, "a Spoil
ed Darling" given at the opera house
Friday night by the senior class Of the
high school, was greeted by packed
house. The play was exceptionally
we'll rendered. and about SAP was taken
in of which $25 was clear.
The little son of William Mattix had
his foot quite painfully out Thursday
by stepping upon a broken bottle. A
tendon was severed, and several
stitches were necessary to close the
wound.
Miss Ethel Norman of Bridgeport,
who has been very sick with pneumo-
MIA and measles in Des Moines, where
she Is attending college, is reported as
recovering.
Hercules Warner and little daughter.
OF Brashear, Mo-, arrived Saturday for
a visit with Mr.. Warmers father,
James Warner, south of town.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kohl,
across the river last week, daughter.
Miss Ollie Kratzenburger, who has
been attending school at Carthage, Ill.
returned Saturday to her homo at
Coalfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn Of Illinois arr{v-
ed Friday for visit with Mrs. l..
Middlesworth and other relatives.
Mrs. Lulu Dean Of G1enwood. who
has been attending the meeting OF the
State Federation of Women's clubs at
Oskaloosa, visited Friday and Satur-
day at the F. w. Schafer home and
with other relatives here.
Mrs ]. P. Anderson spent Saturday
in Ottumwa visiting relatives and
transacting business.
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school teacher, left Saturday for hel
home in Keokuk,
Harry Hassman of Kewanee Ill, ar
rived Saturday for visit with his
mother, Mrs Frank Hassman.
Miss Daisy Benjamin. who has 50
successfully taught the first primary
in the public schools for the past thred
years, left Saturday evening for hef
home in Donnellson Miss Benjamin
will teach in Centerville next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Beatty were over
Sunday visitors at the home of MI
and Mrs. Carl Mueller in Fort Madta
son.
Mrs. Ella Pyat returned to her home
in Moulton yesterday after a two
weeks visit with relatives at this
place.
". H. Bowman of Keokuk was {
Pennington visitor Monday.
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day afternoon.
Boise, May .2E-One after another
the remaining few of the talesmen
went down because Of their opinion
about the case, until Levi Smith, the
ninety.seventh member Of the special
panel was reached. He was accepted
by both sides.
The whole panel of the special
venire of hundred was exhausted at
10:45 o'clock this morning. The court
ordered the sheriff to summon a new
special venire of sixty at once.
Juror Fisher Out.
Boise, Idaho, May 21.-Beginning
the ninth day Of the hearing in the
Haywood murder trial, court opened
at $3.50 o'clock this morning. The
defense peremptorily challenged Juror
John Fisher in the tenth chair, the
examination Of John Whitlock having
been passed temporarily.
Only once yesterday was the easy
swing of the day broken, when the
defense returned to Juror Fisher and
questioned him as to a conversation
with G. P. Allen, local socialist, in
October last. Mr.. Fisher was at first
certain that he had not talked With
Mr.. Allen, but when Mr.. Allen came
forward the juror said he recognized
him. Mr. Allen was sworn and testi-
ned that Mr.. Fisher had said that he
knew Of the acts Of the accused In
Colorado and that they should have
heen strung up before they were
brought to Idaho. Mr.. Fisher main
tanned that he did not say anything
of the kind, but. thought he might have
said that IL the accused were guilty
Of the things done IN Colorado they
shonld have Teen strung up.
James II. Hawley, leading counsel
for tile state, questioned Mr.. Allen at
length and brought out the state
ment ;lat he was employed by the
defense to poll his precinct; that he
WAS paid $3.50 day when he worked
and that he was under pay yesterday.
Judge Wood failed to sustain the chal-
lenge of Mr.. Fisher, and he remained
in the jury box until the peremptory
challenge this morning.
Two Jurors Secured.
George Powell and Lee Scrivener
were the two men that passed muster
YESTERDAY, the first named for the
XetCdICy !udlC NY Tue u1uLu CudllSAl5S,
the last named for the vacancy made
by the tenth challenge. They are both
farmers and Mr.. Schrivener was form
erly sheriff In Kansas.
Sixteen men was examined and ex-
cused for cause. Most of them had
deep-seated opinions as to the guilt
OF innocence OF William D. Haywood
and went down for bias challenge
from the state Two Of the sixteen
had scruples against capital punish
ment and two others had scruples
about hanging a murderer on circum-
stantial evidence.
The examination YEARLY droned It's
way over the same old ground, al.
though the defense has narrowed Its
range of question 1t asked nothing
about the Roosevelt letters and the
Taft speeches.
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CORN CONTEST AT FAIRFIELD
Jefferson County Farmers Will Have
Institute During This
Sunnar.

Fairield.-A. L. Stanford, secretary
of the Jefferson County Farmers In
stitute, has announced corn grow
ing contest, which will be conducted
by the association this summer. Ten
prizes will be offered for the best acre
of corn grown in the county. Any
farmer in Jefferson county may COM
pete and there are no restrictions as to
variety or methods of raising. Five
disinterested men will measure the
ground for the experiment, and each
contestant will be required to present
one bushel of corn at the next meeting
of the institute, with a complete state
ment Of methods
Little Child Dies.
With scarcely a moments warning
of ill-health, the two weeks old daugh-
ter of Prof. and Mrs. James P. Moor
head died at the home Of R. ]. Wilson
on South Main street yesterday morn
Ing. 1t was Inferred in Evergreen
cemetery. Prof, Moorhead is the head
of the department of music of Parsons
college.
81 CULLEN Herman Wedding.
Miss zelda R. CULLEN and Edward
Herman We're married Saturday even
ing by Rev. Thomas Osborn, a few rel.
atiyes witnessing the ceremony. Both
bride and groom are we'll known In So
cial circles and the wedding comes as
complete surprise. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman left at once for Okoboji, where
they will spend the summer
Murdoch SCHUYLER NuptiaIs.
In the presence of the members of
the brides family, Rev Thomas Os-
born Saturday evening united in mar
riage. Miss Nellie Murdoch and Philip
Schiller. Mrs. SCHUYLER has lived in
Fairfield all her life with the exception
of the last six months. which she has
spnet in Davenport. The groom has
been an employee of the Iowa
Malleable Iron company for the past
year. The young couple will make
their home in Canton, Ill.
A blaze, probably of incendiary ORR
gin, was discovered at an old building
use das an ice house south Of the gas
factory early yesterday. The alarm
was promptly responded to and but
little damage was done.
Burial Of Miss Fosarty.
From st. Mary's catholic church this
Nellie Fogarty Of this city, who died
in the Burlington hospital Miss Fog
arty was A years of age and was a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fog
arty. residing at their home on North
Eighth street.
Form Mems Club.
The Jefferson club rooms were well
filled with men yesterday afternoon
when the adyisability of forming a
mems league as u result of the Sun
day meetings was discussed.
DR.. W. H. Conner was chosen chair
man and Charles f. Gage acted as
secretary.
The object of the meeting which
q 0P No
was stated and letters from Rev.
Sunday and others We're read by Rev.
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Vance also visited her sister. Mrs.

Vance also visited her sister, Mrs.
George GiIchrist.
A ristel of A. U. Plummer, south
OF town. arrived from Nebraska Thurs
day. to make her home with him.
John Lebus Of Oskaloosa, was a
business visitor here Thursday.
! Misses Mamie and Vera Kight, Of
Salem came Friday for a two weeks
visit with friends and to attend the
high school commencement.
Phil Stuber went to Chillicothe
Thursday to spend few days with
relatives.