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New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
M4SE CASE ADJOURNED.
Transaction IN Which alleged I'm
la7CfuI Fees We're Pad.

The hearing of the charges against Herbert
Mase, an assistant to the deputy clerk OF the
Court of Special Sessions. who is alleged to have
accepted unlawful fees from Frank A. K. Boland,
a lawyer. of No 119 West 10th street. was be-
gun before Magistrate Sweetser in the Tombs
court yesterday afternoon, and after two-hour
legal battle between Leonard A. Sntkin, Mase s
counsel. and Assistant District Attorney Miner
adjourned until next Wednesday, at Snit7
kns request, to give him a chance TO submit a
brief calling for the dismissal of the complaint.
In his examination by Mr. Miner. Boland SAID
that he had been member of the bar for twelve
years. When asked for his story of the alleged
giving of fee to Mase, he said: EARLY last
october | appeared as counsel for two men VINO
were surety for Henry l.. Holmes, who was De
ing tried In the Special Sessions Court on
charges of selling liquor without license. The
postponed until November 3. when
met Mase in the Criminal Courts Building on
the second floor and he said 10 me:
These charges will make ii difficult Tor you
TO get an acquittal, so I'll help you out a bit
The hearing Is postponed until November 2Z
Mase also said he would ask the court TO dis
charge the bail A few days later Mase and
met again, and he said he would like to have
500 On about November % Mase told me
that the against Holmes were disposed of.
l greatly surprised. I had received no
notice. Then Mase asked me for the money, and
I told him I had $500. and offered him half
OF II. That is satisfactory Mase said: give me
SO OF II now Tho next day learned that the
bail had been discharged. / gave Mase the
remaining S14O"
When Mr. Miner had completed his case Snit-
kin asked for permission TO submit brief.
1T will be of no use" said Magistrate Sweet
ser. Sad my duty is. 1 satisfied that
Mase is up tree and deny your request
counsel to submit a brief showing that Mase
was not an official.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
TO FIGHT THE B. 6 o.
Coal Producers association WaN
CHARGE Discrimination.

Philadelphia Jan A conference held in
this city to-day between a committee representing
the Coal Producers Association recently organized
in Baltimore, and William A. Glasgow. of counsel
for the association at which it decided to take
immediate action against the Baltimore Ohio
Railroad Company the charge of discrimination.
The Coal Producers Association is composed OF
independent coal operators the lines of the Bar
timore & Ohio Railroad, and they charge that
the Baltimore & Ohio company dscriminates in
favor of what the operators call their own com
panies." namely. the Consolidation Coal Company,
the Fairmount Coal Company and the Somerset
Coal Company. eli Of which, ii is alleged, are con-
trolled by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
The independent operators claim that the condl-
tionS have become acute in those regions in the
matter distribution in the last several months
that they have finally determined to take vigorous
action 1t is stated that q large fund has been
raised for the purpose of conducting the hght
against the Baltimore & Ohio company.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
kNIcKEReocKER ICE PROXIES OUT.

The stockholders protective committee Of the
Knickerbocker Ice Company. Of Chicago. has sent
to all stockholders another circu,=- inclosng a
form of proxy for use at the annual meeting on
Y February and also copy OF the agreement be-
tween the Stock Exchange firm of Thomas Mac
lay & Co and the Western Ice Company relative
70 the project of turning control of the Knicker-
booker company 10 the Western company.
The committee will soon send 10 the stockhod-
ers a form Of protective agreement. 1t is an
nounced that James Parrish Lee. OF the law firm
OF Anderson Pendleton & Anderson, has been
selected as an additional member OF the pro-
tective committee. the other members Of which
James y. Wallace. chairman; Philip Leh-
man and Herbert Coppell.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, January 4, 1907.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Toronto (Br). Young Hull December Il ,o San
derson & Son, with mdse Arrived a he IA M N,
Steamer Perugia (Br) Johnston Ieghorn Deean,hsr x
and Naples 20 Henderson wit II cabin
400 steerage passengers mdse at the Ba ar
$40 m $50 A"' "e
steamer Grecia GGerl Jacob Gonaves December 49, to
mdse. Arrived the Bar at 5:45 a m ~ ''u
Steamer Guiana 0uban). Baker Cerdenas December 81
To w ID Munson, with mdse Arrived the Bar al AI5
- ~ 49,"
United states batteshp Louisiana. Hampton Roads
Passed in Sandy Hook a a m S
United States
Quarantine 1O:0S a IN. ~u III
Steamer Tagus Barbados Decsubar 10
to Sandeison Son, with SO passengers. and mdse
Arrived at the Bar 20 D m. $3.50 ' -ANSe
Steamer Uitonia Thomson NapIas necac,h.~
., 10 the Cunard steamship Company. with SO cabin
the Bar at 5:S5 y m. f'eu az
. steamer Cherokee. Staples. Azua December ~ 70
the Clyde Steamship Company, with iS .rS ~
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
Proposals.

DRoPosALs FOR PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC
sealed proposas viii be received until ~
1907 at 1870 o'clock A. NJ for furnishing S6e IA fhs
ending February. 1905 the said proposals
made @ DE by the joint commtee Of congress on
Of the Government the committee reserving itself
right reject and all bids as It's Judgment
Detailed schedules Of the description quantity and
and blank proposals and giving the resulations with
dressing chas A stnss Public Printer. washing
The contracts will be entered into for supplying
quantities of paper may be needed during the year
The estimated quantities forth in detail in the
i25 900 reans machine printing paper. "a 3s
printing 5,,. M @
tinted PRINTING 8sPf5 aGps psDnr sTsi paper
1ssoO reams white writing paper loft dried various
$500 reans coiOred Sriting paper loft dried.
sizes and weights
@''OO 'eTai Tarious sizes and " Weights %
1000 Tea pounds OF ss!t RAE Plat. papsr
125.ooO pounds Of best map paper
70s 900 pounds superhne (sngie and doubeJ coated
500 reams manila paper various sizes and weights
5000 pounds srtifciai parchment. various sizes
1000 pounds parchment deed.
sheets PLATED bullet pstch various sizes
:s9,s so:Es %sP sG board etc
' @ or vsoSs and T9f ssS Sf blue
$500 reSms ans sec, seG0nd-ssss Ledger PsDeg white or
'SS rams rams niof,n Tissue and COPYING paper,
weight 'N''' ~"' ''''' anu
ass reams marble. comb. lining paper. various
$50 reams typewriter paper various sizes
sss Isams letter. nots and qua auarto post paper.
1000 sheets parchment Is < y inches
Proposals will be received for thousand
BY direction the Joint Committee o, Congress on
cHAs A E5a1I5 s55hI5ESs: PSGa;.,
Washington. D. c., December 15 1905
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

John H. Patten. who carried on business under
the name of Gleason & Patten. retail dealer in
jewelry and diamonds at No. III West 10th
street. yesterday made assignment for the
benefit of creditors to Marcus j. Wadheimer
The following petitions in bankruptcy were
filed in the United States Circuit Court:
Abraham Goodman, voluntary petition No g
West 112th street, showing debts of $13,255 and
assets SD. The principal creditors are Henry
Jackson. $1,000. secured: Salvatore Virgilis
50. 300.
Joseph Emerich. real estate, No. 100 Broad
way. voluntary petition. showing debts of So 2S0
and assets $50. The principal creditors are
Charles Schutzendorf $1,476: James Murray
S997.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
STRIKES IN EAST SIDE THEATRES.
Performers, Ushers, Electricians and Audi
ences Sympathize with Carpenters.

Several East Side vaudeville houses and music
halls had no performance last night. owing TO a
general strike OF the performers, ushers electri-
Clans calcium light operators and dressers. lhe
strike was In sympathy with the Hebrew stage
Carpenters Union which complained that non
union stage carpenters were employed IN the
vaudeville houses and halls.
At the Peoples Music Hall. one OF the places
affected. II was said last night that every one
had gone on strike. and the place had 70 be
closed The strike ordered under the au-
spices of the United Hebrew Trades. whose
members form a large contingent or the audi
ences and therefore even the audiences were
In sympathy with the strikers.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
J. C. COLGATE ASKS RECEIVER.
Petition Filed Against Bennington (Vt.)
Gas Company -IcfsUlt on Note Alleged

Bennington. Vt. Jan. A receiver for the
Bennington Gas Company was asked for in a
petition filed with Judge A A Hall. of the
County Court, by J. c. Colgate, of New York.
to-day. Mr.. Colgate holds note for $4,000 on
which, 1t is alleged. payment has been defaulted
The company was incorporated two years ago
with a capital of $4,000. A plant costing
100000 was built, and il is understood that
obligations aggregating about $4,000 incurred
thereby proved drawback too great to be over
come
E Z. Dunbar. OF Boston. is the principal
stockholder, only about S13 900 worth being held
here. The operation of the plant will not be
interrupted It is expected here that A. K.
Richie, treasurer of the company, will be named
receiver.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
BIG GAS MERGER UP STATE.
Utica Company Absorbs Those of Many
Places-S7 100000 Represented.

Utica N v. Jan. 4.-Interests identified with the
Utica Gas and Electric Company have acquired fuiI
ownership of the Herkimer County Light and Pow
er Company which operates in Dolgeville Little
Falls Herkimer nion and Mohawk: the Glens Falls
Gas and Electric Company. the Consolidated l-ielt
and Power Company of Whitehall and the United
Gas and Electric Company of Sandy Hill, Fort Ed
ward and South Glens Falls.
It is understood that the amount paid for these
properties was about s 800 900. The intention is TO
merge them into corporation which will repre-
sent an investment Of about S.000,OOO The new
concern will Of the largest of It's kind IN the
state. and will be important factor in the gas
and electric field of the Mohawk Valley and the
upper Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
OVERDUE ADVANCE GETS IN

The steamship Advance, OF the Panama Line
reached here yesterday from Colon four days
behind her schedule time. Captain Hammond
said the delay was due TO heavy winds Those
board saw nothing of the overdue steamer
Ponce. which sailed from Porto Rico on Decem-
Der 20, a day after the Advance left Colon The
Advance brought the bodies of E. w fIaVer-
stricil, of Lancaster, Penn, who died eight
months ago from yellow fever, and w r. Dodd
of New Orleans who died of appendicitis two
weeks ago. Both men had been employed on
the canal.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
NATIONAL WIRE RECEIVERS.

tBy Telegraph 10 Tho Trlbunel
New Haven Jan. 4.-Ex-Mayor Frederick B.
Farnsworth and II. Stuart Hotchkiss, of this
city, were appointed to-day permanent receivers
of the National Wire Corporation which re-
Gently failed for S3O00000. They succeed Henry
s. Hotchkss of this city. and Leroy Clark, Of
New York, who appointed December 10
A motion was granted for the receivers to
carry on the business for four months and to
fulfil 81 10000 in contracts awaiting compile
ton A reorganization of the company will be
effected before that time, and the business will
be carried independently of the, Steel Trust.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
c. e. MACKAY ELECTED DIRECTOR.

George u. Mackay. chairman of the committee
of minority stockholders Of the Kanawha &
Michigan Railway Company, has been elected
q director of that company. committee has
been appointed by the directors 10 consider the
question of funding the roads equipment obliga-
fiOns and improvement loans with the object Of
arranging for the payment Of a dividend to the
stockholders instead OF using the entire surplus
earnings for developing the property.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
ALLEGED BANKRUPT ARRESTED

A II. Fleischer. skirt manufacturer. of No.
90 Fourth avenue, against whom a petition In
bankruptcy filed last Monday was ar
rested yesterday by United States Marshal
Henkel on an order issued by United States Dis
friet Court Judge Holt. Aff1davits We're pre-
scented charging that large quantities of mer-
chandise had been removed from Feischer's
place and that he preparing TO leave the
jurisdiction of the court Bail in 5000 was
furnished.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
THE LEHieH INCREASES WAGES

Easton. Penn, Jan. 4.-The six hundred men
employed in the Lehigh Valley Railroad shops
in this city were Informed to-day that their
wages had been increased, dating from the first
of tho wear The advance affects all classes of
labor from the yardmen to the most skilled
mechanic in the shops. The increase Is gradu-
ated ranging from to four cents an hour.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
SHOOTING AFFAIR IN FIFTH AVENUE

Louis Farrell of No. 800 East 44th street, was
held in $500 bail yesterday. charged with try
ing to shoot Patrolman John ]. Hayes at 42d
street and Fifth avenue shortly after midnight
Inc policeman had arrested him for disorder
on a car. Farrell drew "a revolver and fired
shot. which grazed the policeman's nose
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
THE sEARoARD GETS THE M, D. & S. RY

Macon Ga. Jan. AT the meeting OF the di-
rectors and stockholders OF the Macon Dublin
Savannah Railway yesterday the Seaboard Air
Line acquired the former road. which connects at
Vidaa with the Seaboard Air Line. II is r1Imored
that ther. is also trackage combination between
the Seabodrd. the Atlantic Coast Line and the
Georgia Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
M'cREA TO BE IN NEW HAVEN ROAD
[By Telegraph TO The Tribune.

New Haven. Jan. flames McCrea. newly
elected president of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
will be elected to the directorate of the New
Haven road al meeting of the directors a week
from Saturday. succeeding A. j. Cassatt ac-
cording to a statement made to-day by a high
official of the New Haven road.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
TO DO BUSINESS IN ILLINOIS.

gBy-Te.esraph Tho Tribune-l
Springfield HI. Jan 4.-The Secretary Of State
to-day issued an incorporation license to the
George W. jackson Company. Inc. Of New York
City, with a capital stock Of 100000, Of which
$4,000 is be In Illinois.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
NEWFOUNDLAND TRADE GROWS.

ST. Johns. n. F. Jan 4.--The colonial revenue
for the six months ended December 81 is nearly
$50 600 IN excess Of the revenues for the
spending period OF 1905 The total trade Of
Newfound dland amounts to s23,000.O00
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

destination and steamer Close in New York
Japan. CoreA, China and Philippine
Islands (via Sesttle fremont ~,
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China Phil - "
ipplne Islands Via San Francisco)-
Coptc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I2,aO a ~,
New Zealand (except Wcst1 -
donla Samoa, Hawaii and Fill
tvia Francisco)-Ventura Jan I3 10 su n m
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
WIRELESS REPORTS

Tho Minnetonka, which reported to Cape at 81
m. Thursday, when 1910 miles Of SANDY Hook
expected about L. so p III TO morrow
The Caledonia. which reported Cape Race at a3O a
yeseTdRy when 100 miles that station rxpect,
to dock about - 80 n Monday.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
Sith St. Near sth Ave.
SEASON OF GRAND OPERA

OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN. ............ Director
MATINEE TODAY, p m--Donizettrs
ELlslR DAMOR. Mines. Pinkert Trentini NM
Bonci SeLeIhac Gilbert. Cond.. Campanni.
TONIGHT, at S;3O-Nerdfs TRAyIATA. Mines
DGnada. Zaccaria, Severina. NM. Bassi. Renaud
Gilioert. Ncnturini. Fossetta. Reschigllan. Cond.
CampaninI Popular prices 55c. S.
StN., JAN. q. Popular Concert. soc. 81. $3.50.
Solotsts; Mines Gabrielle Lejeune. Emma
tint; MN. Ivan Altschevsly. Mario Ancona Charles
Gilbert and entire Manhattan o. IL Orchestra
Conductor. NJ. Fernando Tanara-
MON. JAN !, at S-Verdis IL TROyATORE,
Mines. Russ. Di Ctsneros. Zaccaris. NM Damores
Seveilhac. Mugnoz TecchL Conductor. Tanara.
WE'D, JAN. o, at S-RoSsini's BARBIERE DI
SEYIGLIA. Miles Pinkert. Trentini NM Bonci
Ancona. Arimondi, Gilbert, VenturinL Con.
Campanin
FRI, JAN. II. at S-Verdrs RIGOIETTO Mines
MELBA, Severina. Zaccaria. Giacomini: NM
BoNCI RE%AUD. Ariulondi. Mugnoz. Fossetta. Ven
turini. Reschigliap. Cond.. Canpanini
SAT. MAT, JAN. IL. at 2-Verdrs AIDA. Mines
Russ. Di Cisneros: NM Bassi. Ancona. Arimondi
Mugnoz. Teccht Conductor. CampaninL
SAT. NIGHT (JAS. 1e)-Open To be an
uounced later.
SEATS FOR ALL ABOVE NOW ON SALE
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise 724 Sunset 447 Moon rises 80 Moous age 2
HIGH WATER
AMSandy Hook IL :O2 Gov - He'll Gate :OS
PM-Sandy Hook ll:4I Gov. Island IL 90 He'll Gate AS
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. Jan 4TAe condition OF the Treas
ury at the beginning OF business to-day was as
follows:
RESERVE FUND.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05

OFFICE PURCHASING COMMIssARY. u s. ARMY
~ 80 Whitehall Street New York CITY y. Y.
1e0TScaed proposals for furnishing delivering
Subsistence stores in this city for the month ot February
1907, will this Office A
January 1907 and then opened. Information fur
nished application. Envelopes containing bids
be marked Proposals Subsistence
ary II 1907 addressed to IAeutCol D. l. BRAISARD,
u. C. c.. l. s. a.
NTEST POINT. y. Y, JANUARY =. Is0T-SEAIED
W Proposals, In tripcate will be until
l. o'clock noon January -. 1907 construction
and installation OF Travelling Crane
In this office The L. s. reserves the right to accept
or reject all proposals. thereof.
and specifications furnished application Address
Guartermsster. West Point. ". Y
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05

Srsd CON ana bullion S1b0. 900 0Dc
TRUST FUNDS. TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
TIFTCATEs
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05

METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
This Afternoon. 2. LAKME-Senbrtch
Rousseliere Journet. Simard. Bars. Conductor Bovy
This Evening (pop prices). at 7:45 SIEGFRIED-
Fieischer-EdeI, Kirkby-Lunn. Rappold; Burrian Van
Rooy. Goritz. Reiss. Blass- Conductor Hertz
SUN EXG. JAN. s. Pop. PRICES. AT $50
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT
RICHARD WAGNER PROGRAM
soioists: Flsischer-Edel Homer, Alien. BurxstzIsr
Gorfz. Reiss. Blass, Muhlnann. Bars Guath.r Baysr
Entire Metr. Opera Orchestra Conductor. Hertz
Mon Evg. Jan .. at 8. LUCIA-Senbrfch. Sineou:
Caruso. straocari. Journst Cord. C:sna-
Wed Evg.. Jan. O. at s. ROMEO EFT JULIETTE-Far-
Jaeoby Rousseere. PlanOon. Journet smard Muh-
mann Cond. Bovy.
Fri Evg- Jan II. g. L'AFRICANA-Frsusta
Rappold: Caruso. Straccart. Plsncon. Journet, Nuh
mann. Bars Conductor. Vigns
WEBER PIANO Used
New-York tribune., 1907-01-05
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

'BrinGs mall.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-05
Goodrich

Ella Boysen came home Saturday
to spend her vacation.
Broder Boysen and son came over
to Deloit to meet his daughter Satur-
day.
Sadie Newton returned home Mon
day evening from Battle Creek.
Hannibal Fink returned this week
from Chicago, bringing his daughter
a six octave organ. He received fine
market prices for his stock.
Quite a number of our people spent
Decoration day at Denison.
Mrs. S. D. Newton and daughters
took in the graduation exercises and
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Berg
over night.
l.. F. Morris and daughter Lovicie
spent Sunday at VIM. Cose.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Winey's babe
was take sick and doctor was called
but it is some better.
Mr.. VIM. Cose spent part of the
week at U. S. Dunbar's caring fol
their sick babe.
Mr.. Bauman and wife were Deni-
son visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. e. Paup spent a few days
with her friend Mrs. S D. Newton.
Mrs. Alma Printice spent Sunday
at Lit Dunbar's.
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Jasper Haines was an Arion visitor

Jasper Haines was an Arion visitor
Monday.
Daniel Hemphill transacted bust
ness in the county seat Monday after
noon.
Mrs. George Harvey and daughter
Glenn were Denison visitors Monday.
Jay Bicknell called on friends here
Monday and says his mother, Bert.
jerome and Miles baby have all
been afflicted with the small pox.
but all got along all right.
Ben Noble of Ida Grove visited his
sister Mrs. George Harvey from Mon
day to Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. James O'Meara was Manila
visitor between trians Tuesday. She
is slowly recovering from the abcess
on her neck.
Mrs. Alex McCord visited with DR..
Bonney and family Wednesday on her
way home to Shelby county from
Denison. Mrs. McCord is an exper-
fenced nurse. who was called home by
q case of measles in her family,
the victim being her daughter Eva.
Thecil Hemphill went to Defiance
Wednesday for few days visit with
friends.
John Shea of Denison transacted
business on our streets Wednesday.
Mrs. Minnie Grill of Schleswig
came Saturday to Mr.. Grills, to take
charge of his household together with
Ida Anderson neice. while Mrs.
Grill went to the hospital in Denison
for two weeks treatment. Mrs. Min
ME Grill is Mr.. Grill's mother.
Mr.. Flodine and wife from near
Denison. visited with Fritz Olson and
wife over Sunday.
Roy Moffitt and Frank Hains were
Manila visitors at commencement eX-
ercises Friday night.
Bernice Bonney took Memorial day
off from teaching and went to visit
her friend Allie Morris at Denison.
She remained over the graduating
exercises and taught Saturday to make
up for lost time.
Sidney Bonney rode over to Shelby
county Saturday evening and visited
with friends their until Sunday after
noon.
Laura Mofitt visited friends at
Defiance for couple Of days last
week.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-05
Mrs. Fannie Bonney
Department Editor.

Lizzie Sewing arrived home Thurs
day from Council Bluffs. She reports
her sister Hattie as on the road to
recovery.
News has reached her that Tom
Getty. formerly of this place met his
death one day last week at Savanna,
Ill. He was busy at the carpenter
trade. shingling a building. when
the scaffolding gave way and he was
precipatated to his death. 1t was in
stantanious. He was unmarried and
is a great loss to his parents. whose
main sustanence he was.
Mrs. Lutte Carpenter and four
young children drove over from Mo-
mona county a week ago Monday and
have been visiting for several days
with Will Staller. John Kepford,
Mrs. Newman and Cal Carpenter.
R. A. Romans & 20. bought from
Mr.. Orem of Denison. the farm just
south of town. at present occupied by
John Green and family. The deal was
closed last week.
Sylvester Thew of Denison has been
quite busy the past week, fixing up
the water works on his farm east of
town. and papering and painting the
interior of the house on his place.
Mrs. Tom Munsey and two children
of Deloit arrived Sunday evening for
weeks visit with relatives.
Glen Harvey and Ola Hodgell were
county seat visitors Saturday.
Ed. Paulsen drove over to Defiance
Sunday afternoon.
Bernlce Bonney expects to close her
spring term of school Friday. She is
going to give a picnic for her
scholars and expects everybody to
come for SIX miles square.
John Greder is making preparations
to build large new barn on his farm
south east of town.
Albert Hulsebus of Defiance visit
ed with friends here Sunday for a
few hours.
Mrs. John Kepford entertained
quite company Monday in honor of
Mrs. Tom Munsey and Mrs. Luke
Carpenter and children. also Mr.. and
Mrs. Luke Tillett of Astor. All had
a good time.
Alice Greder, who has been quite
!, i'll with throat trouble for some weeks.
is under the Doctors care and all
hope for a speedy recovery.