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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-25
Real Estate Transfers,

For the week ending July % comriled
ftOm the records by the Washington Abstract
Company OF Aberdeen
Elizabeth Byles to Annette Button, lot
S, bl 1, Luark's add Montesano-$60O.
A Rady to l. NJ Reasoner, lot 20, bl SO,
n Z add South Aberdeen-$750.
w Appeyard to o NJ SHELTON, lot 8, bl
Is. E q l. add Aberdeen-$155O.
East Hoquiam to w jenkins, lots 1,2,
bl rs, Ontario add Hoquiam-$40O.
U S to Santa Fe Pacific r r Co, lien
land selection, nwl sec S-21.lO.
Same to Same, same, s1a OF sw14 sec
%, and II : OF nw14 sec 26.2l-l1.
Santa Fe Pacific r r Co to Poison
Logging Co, quit elm nw14 sec S-2l-l0-$l.
Same to Same, same, n1a of nwl4 sec
26, and s. Of sw1i sec 23-2l.ll-Sl.
HI Cook K Co to Same, ela of se4
and s1s OF nell sec l5-l9.l0-$70O0.
JE Harper to c Shaw, NV 60 1t lots
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-25
NEW CASES.

G II & Z S Ry Co vs. Frank Kepka ct
NIX; George Sorenson ct TX; OC Gard.
ner ct TX; Sarah A Minis ct vir; Jean Nj
LEDGE ct TX; Peter Healey ct NIX; Mike
Joseph ct TX, eight suits for condemna-
ton.
Mike Goldsmith and J + Bennett VS. B
w and l. Hays.
+ w Beimfohr vs George Ellridge.
Foreclosure OF tax lien.
Same vs J Il Cozine. Same.
same vs. Mary Anna Barker. Same.
Same VS. Frank Wyman. Same.
FL Campbell vs. c T Wooding. Fore
closure Of tax lien.
w w Kurtz and Jessie Kurtz VS. Aaron
Hay. Complaint not filed.
Cecil Griswod VS. + L and A O Brewer.
Foreclosure of tax lien.
Aberdeen State Bank VS. John McCabe
and Aberdeen Brewing Co. Action on
promissory note.
A i Graham VS. Theresa Meagher.
Foreclosure OF tax lien.
Same VS. Charles Mcneil. Same.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-25
Miscellaneous Transfers.

/ Santa Fe Pacific r Go to r Durney
power OF attorney to convey lands.
r Scott to } Ottoman. rat mtg 1t II, bl
45, w 4 B Second add Aberdeen-$400.
Peoples State Bank to T B Preston,
sat mtg.
Elma Light & Power Co to Public, Ger.
tificate OF articles Of incorporation, cap.
,, ital stock $4,000.
G II & Ry Co VS. Sara A Minis ct
al, lis pendens condemnation suit for
general railroad purposes, block o, Cor.
rected plat Cosmopols.
Same Us o G Gardner eft al, same, lots
L., bl so. N L add South Aberdeen.
Same VS. f Kepka ct al, same, lots . 8,
bl 80. Broadway add South Aberdeen.
Same VS. Die1erchs ct al, same, lot
7, bl 45, Broadway add south Aberdeen.
Same VS. J VI Iedee ct al, aame, lot "a,
bl 81, Broadway add South Aberdeen.
Same vs. Neunean ct AL same, lts II d,
IL, bl %, same add.
Same vs. Geo Sorenson ct al, same, lot
81, bl 81, and It s, b As, same add.
Same vs. = Healev ct al same, lots II,
y, ID 3S, same add.
Same vs. NJ Joseph 1T al, same, 1t Is, bl
3S, same add.
N q Kaufman to o Rogers, mtg lot 7,
bl as, W & B Second add Aber-$25O0
T Flip to Equitable Savings & Loan
assn, mtg Its l4,l5. blk II, Benn's Cen.
trail add Aberdeen-$l00O.
Grays liarbor Realty assn to II H
Moore, mtg &c 100 it lots 7,S, blk 80, Ho-
quiam-$5000
l. NJ Reasoner to Ida Rady, mtg 1t 20,
bl 80, N P add South Aberdeen-S35O.
H Blomquist to Union Bank & Trust
Co, mtg ne 1t |, b 20, Pacific Land Cos
add Aberdeen-$l500.
A q Patten to G Gay, chat mtg furni-
ture, etc-$150.
T Brchall to c Withers, mtg two
acres in nw14 OF se4 sec 33-lS-6-$l0O
Jos Mauermann to & ] TAYLOR, sat mtg
lts 7,S, blk 3, Bagshaw's add Oakville.
Fl A Kalb to Mrs Z Jameson, land
contract land in VIZ OF nw14 sec 9.l7.9
$1,000.
Mrs 5 f Jameson to P Carson, asst
land contract, same-$500.
Detroit Trust Co to Port Blakely Mill
Co, partial release mtg sec 22-l6-4-$399OO
c H Renboth and w B Mack, party
wall agreement VIZ 1t 2, and e1a lot g, bl
As, Original plat Aberdeen.
Aberdeen State Bank to L Rogers, sat
mtg-$l500.
} Rogers to Aberdeen State Bank, asst
contract sale donkey engine-$S25.
no Strom to f Riel, mtg lot 10, blk 20.
Karr's River add Hoqu am-$500.
F 5 Dickson to c c Combes, mtg lot 9.
bl 10, A & G Second add Elma--$7OO.
A l. Callow vs A f Parker ct al. lis
pendens action to foreclose mtg on lots
$50 10, bl -, W & b add Elma.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-25
1918. bl 5, Corrected plat Hoquiam-$650
d M Medcalf to Faith Burch, part Nv

1918. bl 5, Corrected plat Hoquiam-$650
D M Melcalf to Faith Burch, part Nv
d OF nwL sec 3O.l6.4-$500
W Wren to J D C'ary, so it lots 6,
bl %. w & p add Aberdeen-$50O.
F s Pierce to G X Rogers, lot 7. bl 46,
W & B Second add Aberdeen-$l900.
East Hoquiam Co to A Nelson. lots II,
1919. bl 81 and 1t l. bl Al, and 1t 10, blk
45, and lots II 1919. blk so. Ontario add
Hoqulam-$2075.
Same to Same. lot 10, blk Al. Ontario
add Hoqniam 1910.
A Il Hopkins to ii Bomqnist, nR lot
l, bl 20, Pacific Land Co.'S add Aberdeen.
G G Withers to John I Birchell, two
acres in nw4 OF sea sec 33-1S.6-$25O.
East Hoquiam Co to Nelson & Shaw,
Its l,2, bl so, Ontario add Hoquiam-t400.
Oakville Cemetery assn to q Taylor,
Its l2l, 1922, Oakvile cemetery-$S.
w T Paul to Same. lots 7,S, bl 8, Bag
shaw's add Oakville-$5OO.
G J Taylor to G Platz, Its 7,S, bl 8, Bag
shaw's add Oakville-S425.
H Fl Butler to r r Rylatt, Sc 4s # lot >
1928, bl As. Cosmopolis-$650.
Congdon & Wellington to r 7 Strit-
matter, Its 1917, bl 4, North Hoqu-$300
Treasurer Chehalis County to M J
Murphy, 1t y, bl and lots 4.5,24, blk 8,
lees " elk inches each lot, Portland add
Aberdeen.
Same to w G Birdwell, lot 6, blk 70.
Minis add Cosmopois.
Elma Lodge No Al, OOF, tot Fl
Strong, lot /, blk As, Odd Fellows ceme-
tery-$5.
JB Mullenix to P Schafer, VIZ Of NV
d sec 2S.l9-7-$1.
Port Blakely Mill Co to Mason County
Logging Co, sec 22.l6-4-$lO.
HH Butler to 7 r Rylatt. ew 4s # lts
1928, bl as, Cosmopolis-$65O.
O. Bendlin to L H Faulkner, lot 8. bl
6" w u B Second add Aberdeen-$55O.
JE McCauley to A Calmels, undA int
in lots IL to II, bl 8, Tacoma add, and in
Its 1,2, blk IL, and in lot 5. bl Is, Broad.
way add South Aberdeen, and in lts l6,
1918, bl 25 and in Its 1921, bl as and in
1t 16, hl 33, Broadway add, and in lot Is,
Second add South Aberdeen, and in lot
10, bl 2, Stewards First add to Highland
Home, and und1s int in lts 10 to IS, blk
2, and in lots S.9,l2,l5. 1915 .26 to 20, blk
3, and in lots to 8. II to IA, Is ,2l %,
90, bl 4. Patterson's add, and in lots 4,5,
bl II. and lots 81. blk 81, Broadway add
South Aberdeen-$lO.
F J Becker to S Jacobson, lot 10, blk
16, w & B add Aberdeen-Sl000.
A L Paine to Davenport Paine & Go,
quit claim nw1a sec 35, and e1a OF Sc I,
sec 26, and n1s OF sw14 sec 26. and und7s
int in Sc Of swA and VIZ of se14 sec o.
2l.9-$1.
r Hogan 10 Continental Timber Co,
ne4 and ne OF SEA sec 20, and sell sec
32-lS-4-$l00.
DeLattre to 2 r Hogan, quit claim
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-25
ATTHECOURT House
The WEEKLY RECORD OF LEGAL
DOINGS AT COUNTY SEAT.
fiinuteS of the Superior Court and
New Cases Filed. List of Real ES.
tate Transfers and SCcllaneOuS
Instruments Filed With County
Auditor.
In the Superior Court.

The following is the record of business trans
acted in the superior court for the week eLd-
ing July 20 1907.
Arthur Carter vs. Cornelia Carter. D-
voice granted.
International Fisheries Co vs f NJ
Hoover ct al. Judgment Ion plaintiff for
S22O.25 and costs
J J Btenner 1t al VS. Same. Same for
$247 go and costs.
In re estate of George W France, de-
ceased. w l. Adams, A 5 Hodgdon and
y & Rockwell appointed appraisers.
Alex johnson VS. Olive + Bazze ct al.
Foreclosure of tax lien.
Oluf John Erickson and Rudolph ST, m
were admitted to citizenship.
In re guardianship of Grace Young ct
al, minors. July fixed to hear final Ie-
port.
In re guardianship ii V,rge Nichols,
minor. sale of property confirmed.
In re estate of W NJ Hoover. deceased.
J S Law, f Dingman and S A Youngs
appointed appraisers.
In re estate OF Miles II Strong, decd.
John II Strong appointed administrator.
In re guardianship of Wayne Noel ct al,
minors July 25 set to hear petition for
guardian.
Geo l. Thompson vs Jos Bernard.
Statement If tact settled
State We W r. Freligh. Cost bill strick-
Ell from judgment.
In re estate Of u G Burke, deceased.
Final account approved.
In re estate OF Patrick d and Ellen
Smith. decd. Sept fixed to hear final
account.
In re estate OF Sarah NJ Wilson. decd
Payment OF funds to executor directed.
In re estate of Porter p Carr, decd.
l. L Maley, S X Bowes and X A Wiley
appointed appraisers.
In re estate of Charles + Burrows, de-
ceased. A J West, } q Lewis and A w
ii iddleton appointed appraisers.
A Moller VS. Isaac Wheeler. Motion
tn set aside judgment denied.
State VS. II A Walker. Defendant sem
fenced to pay So and costs.
W & Hopkins VS. T b Preston. Re.
m oval to federal court.
Aberdeen state Bank VS. John Mccall
ct al Judgment for plaintiff for S254.l7,
costs and attorney fees.
Lizzie Hunter vs. Rowell Hunter. Set
fr July 25.
Tony Miller VS. Union Mill Co. De.
PENDANTS motion for a new trial allowed,
unless plaintiff will accept judgment fer
"a, 600, instead OF the sum allowed by a
jury.
Catherine Stevens ct al vs. Scott II
Stevens ct al. Set for trial Sept 8.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-25
und "a int in same-$lO.

Estate w w Eastman, decd. to Same.
quit claim und25 int same-sl46d6.
P Ring to o Strom. 1t ~. bl 20, Karr's
River add Hoquiam-$ $1,000.
B'nn to \ DistIer. Its $40, bl 81, w
& B add Aberdeen-$45O.
Treasurer Chehalis County to NJ l.
Pratrch. Its l to II, hi 81, Wes,port
Beach. and Its $40, bl IL, Pe;erson-$l9S.
Same to NJ !. and G A Pratsch, Its l to
"a. hl TAG. and lts l to IL, bl l55, and Its
l to 20, bl 1853. First add Ocosta-$S.
Same 10 G A Pratsch, lot 10, bl 9, l. J
Weatherwax add North Aberdeen-Sl4.
Same to r Steiner. lots 10 to %, blk l,
Smiths Garden Tracts-$2.
EW Smith to Same, same-$310.
G G Combes to W A Combes, lot 6, bl
rs. Corrected plat EIma-Sl.
W A Combes to g C Combes lot 8. bl
q, Corrected plat EIma-$l.
V f Griswold to Fl II BaIch, aw14 Of
seH OF se4 and ee14 of seq sec l-l5.5-
$500.
J II Rowland to T G Moulton, 1t and
n1a It 4. bl 7, Roosevelt, Beach-$75.
Treasurer Chehais County TO w G
PEBBLES, Its to 80. hi Is. Railroad add
Aberdeen, and nw4 of nwl4 sec 9-lS-9
-$122
w G PEBBLES to Lyle Logging & Nero
Co. nwA of nw4 sec 9-ls-9-$123.
East Hoquiam Co to r w Coroett, It's
1911. bl 80. Ontario add $3.50.
CT Dobson to C S Moore. lot II, bl 8.
Kar,'s add Hoquiam-$150O.
H Hubbell to Grays Harbor Realty
Ass'n, Sc 100 it Its 7,S. bl 80, Hoq-$lOOOO
M f Ashley to s X Homchick, 9 so #
lots 81 to "a, blk Is, Benn's Central add
Aberdeen-$725.
H E White to Austin Burke, 1t 90, blk
5, Rice's add Aberdeen.
0 Mulligan to G H Hitchings, lot l, bl
, Is, North Hoquiam add Hoquiam-$200.
G H Hitchings to c H Scott, same-$2O0
H Blair to J J Finley. It !, bl 26, Coz, :
rected plat Elma-$40O.
RI Philbrick to Walker, quit claim
It 7, bl l3, North Hoquian add Hoqu-$l.
Washington State Colonization Co TO
T A Sunda, sea OF swI sec 14-19-9-$40O
Washington State Colonization Co to
T Zulawinski, VIZ OF sw4 OF nwA sec
24.l9.9-$2OO.
G H Scott to V Wallin, lot l, blk IS,
North Hoquiam add Hoquiam-$l00O.
NPRy Co tot W Baremore, nwL of
ne14 see 9.16-S-$2S0.
Ninemire & Morgan Co to J NJ Pinnell
1t II, bl 4, Syndicate add Aberdeen-$lO
AL Crippen TO E c Kibbe, 1t Is, bl IA,
North Hoquiam add Hoquiam-$l000l
Finley to Elma Aerie No l44O, F O
E, lot l, bl 26, Corrected plat Elma-$S50
RM Sackett to T Foreman, und.s lot
2, bl 20, Corrected plat Elma--$50.
Sunset Beach Co to E Brady, lots 1,2,
bl 5, First add Sunset Beach-$225.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
CHANDLER MUSIC HALL,
new GIFT To RANDOLPH
A BEAUTIFUL EDiFlCE, COSTING S25, 900,
COMPLETED AND DEDICATED.
The Gwer COL Chandler Honoed Native TownThe
Hall Properly Church. Whole
Section will Acceptance Opening Concert
Tuesday Evening, " a Audience

Chandler Music hall was appropriately
opened Tuesday evening, Aug. 20, on tbs
birthday anniversary OF It's donor, Col.
Albert Brown Chandler, by concert that
not only tested most satisfactorily the
acoustic properties of the beautiful audi
torium but gave keen delight toan assem-
blage Of over four hundred people.
The concert was under the direction Of
Mr.. John Hyatt Brewer Of New York, re-
nowned as 2 composer and one OF the
greatest organists Of the country. He
played List organ, loaned for the occa-
sion by Mason & Hsmlin Of Boston, and
under his fingers il breattei music that
like Cecilia's, would "rsise a mortal to
the skies or draw an angel down." HG
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22

sion, and think its use for the past
three years and more has justified his es-
innate OF its usefulness. When this was
completed, had no expectation that any
further effort in the direction of our talks
concerning the needs of Randolph would
be made.
During my brief stay in Randolph in
April of last year, the pastor OF the then
newly horned Bethany church called on
me and explained something OF the cir
cumstanees which led to the uniting of
the Christian and Congregational
churches here, and the difficulties which
then confronted all concerned in regard
to the harmonious disposition of what
seemed to be surplus church property,
his own view of the Importance of the es-
tablishment of Parish House, its uses
and other features of the situation, with
which many OF you are familiar. The
wisdom of uniting the two societies
seemed so clear to me that it Immediately
occurred to me how some OF the then ex-
listing difficulties might be removed, and
that could hardly engage in better
work in the interest of this community
than to aid in its accomplishment. And
confess to little streak of sentiment
which then came to my mind. At the
request of Mr.. David Hatch of blessed
memory, the singing teacher Of this re-
gion in the late forties and early fifties, l
sang in the choir of the Brick church, oc-
cupying the very space in which we are
now assembled. He.was the choir mas
\ ter and had fine bass voice, which he
used well. / wonder if there are any
here who remember him. The good man
has been in Heaven nearly fifty years.
/ continued to sing in that church during
my eleventh and twelfth years, while FL
der Leonard Wheeler was the earnest and
devout pastor Afterwards, during a
part of the pastorates of Rev. Mr.. Emer-
son and of Rev. Samuel Sparhayk, l sang
in the Congregstional-White church
choir, and so you may perceive that de-
rived an early affection for both the
churches-and the opportunity to further
develop the plan which Robert and had
discussed, and which he had already ac-
complished in part, and which might be
further accomplished in another part, III
so excellent location, and IN connection
with so important considerations, ap-
pealed to me with great force. / need
not refer to the difficulties encountered OF
the work done; but / will mention that
having pointed out my purpose to builc
a substantial and practically fire-proo
building, excellent in all its parts, will
ample entrances and exits for all emer
geneies, commodious in size and conven
iently arranged, / have especially to com
mend for the part they have each had il
carrying it to completion, Mr.. Ernest N
pnvdeu of Rostop the architect who de
signed the general plans of the building
the Messrs. Emerson, senior and junior
the excellence of whose work is exhibited
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22

ness to contribute. But the difficulty OF
securing a suitable location for such a
building, and OF interesting the numer-
ous citizens whose voice would control
the action OF the town in such an enter
prise, prevented even the suggestion of il
except between ourselves. After be-
came IN, Robert came 10 me, at my home
here, and told me that he had concluded
to construct a building for public libra
ry himself, as the best way OF meeting
the one need which appealed TO him most
strongly. assured him OF my own de
light that he was both able and willing
TO carry out so excellent purpose. The
beautiful and convenient building almo I
adjoining US Is the result of his conelu-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
Death OF Ira Williams.

Ira Williams, q veteran OF the Clvll war
and longtime resident OF this village,
passed peacefully away Tuesday, the goth
inst, in the 69th year OF his age. The
failure of his health and strength became
noticeably apparent soon after his return
in the spring OF 1905 from winter in
California, and gradually creeping paraly-
sis condemned him to a trying invalid
ism that was most patiently borne.
Mr.. Williams was born in Roxbury,
Sept. IS, 1888, the son of George and JUL
ia (Spear) Williams. He enlisted from
his native town in Company +, I'd Ver-'
mont regiment, May Z, 1861, and was.
honorably discharged Nov. 16, 1862, on
account of wounded knee.
Upon his discharge he went to Boston,
where he later married Ellen Phelps of
ChRrlestown. who died in 1885, leaving
four children-Nellie, wife of Frank Sey-
mour of South Norwalk, Conn; Evelyn,
who became the wife of Oliver Tucker
and died in 1905; Victor L., a locomotive
engineer, living in South Norwalk, and
Jennie, the wife of John Thesis of New
Rochelle, N. Y.
For his second wife, Mr.. Williams mar
RED Mrs. Matte (Holman) Edminster,
who survives him with their son, Lewis
| A. Mr.. Williams also left a brother, SAL
mon, of East Braintree.
! The deceased was a stone mason by
/ trade, layer of bridge abutments and
allied lines of work He was skillful and
industrious and, besides his home place,
built and owned several houses on Wes-
ton fiat. He fitted up comfortable lit
tie hall in a wing of his residence and un-
der the name of Grange hall it has been
for some time the meeting place of the or
der of which he was an interested mem
ber. He also belonged to U. s. Grant
post, G. A. r., with whose comrades he
kept in familiar touch.
The funeral service will be at the house
this afternoon at / 80 o'clock, Rev. G. o.
Howe of the Methodist church officiating,
and interment will be in Southview cem-
etery.
The eldest daughter, Mrs. Frank Sey-
mour, arrived from South Norwalk few
hours before her fathers death, and the
son, Victor l. Williams, arrived yesterday
morning
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
"Exeryhody Should Know"

says CG. Hays, prominent business man
of Bluff, No., that Bucklen's Arnica Salve
is the quickest and surest healing salve
ever applied to a sore, burn or wound, or
to case Of piles. I've used it and know
what Pm talking about" Guaranteed
25c.
IL. A. Leonard, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
Case OF Mistaken Identity.

III. j. Brown OF the salvation Army
corps at Laeonia, \. H., had begun Mon
day 10 canvass this town for subscrip-
tions To aid the work OF the army when
he encountered Mrs Captain Ranger OF
Montpelier, who denounced him 10 the
states attorney as an impostor, obtaining
money under false pretences.
II seems that Mr.. Brown had been sent
out by the Boston headquarters OF the
New England Province OF the Salvation
army to solicit funds in territory unoc-
cupied by any corps and had inadver-
tently trespassed in entering Randolph,
which is claimed as soliciting ground BY
the corps OF Mrs, Ranger.
Unfortunately, also, Mr.. Brown close
ly resembles in personal appearance
man who has been fraudulently repre-
senting himself as salvationist and re-
tanning for his own purposes money that
was contributed to the cause. Mrs. Ram
ger rather too impulsively declared Mr..
Brown to be this man and caused him to
be placed under arrest until papers were
received yesterday from the Boston office
corroborating his statement that he was
an authorized agent of the society and
forwarding receipts for s65 that he had
collected and sent to the treasurer. From
Laconia, too, came satisfactory evidence
of his excellent standing in that corps
and his general good repute as worthy
member of the army.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22
> cal Estate Transfers.

osgo0d 4 Roundy have decided 10 New
ell A. and Nellie J, King the Louis Fn-
lion place near the bridge for s2S6.
Clarence NJ. Mann has transferred the
title Of place in Lower Canada to John
Henry Dunbar in consideration OF 5000.
Lemuel Richmond has given A. l.. Gay
deed To the wooden block ON the south
side OF Merchants Row, ia which tho
Cushman barber shop is located. Consid-
Grafton, ~, 100.
j, l.. Mann, administrator, has decided
for 1000 to W. W. slocum OF New York
the j. q. Mann farm and for another
u, 900 one-halt the Wells Granger farm.
The remaining halt of the Wells Granger
farm Mr., Slocum has acquired by virtue
Of deed from J. q. and NJ. Z. Mann for
third $1,000.
The probate court has deereed to Helen
l.. Chadwick the NJ. L. Chadwick home
place, and to Melissa Chadwick the Dana
ii. Chadwick farm.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22

Continued on ninth page.)s
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-05-04
HOW THEY SCORED.

teacher in one of the public
schools was recently complimented
because of the success attending the
examination of her pupils. 1t was
noticed that her class of boys seemed
to be able to solve all problems
When a question was asked every
boys hand in the class was raised
The principal of the school was
putting the questions, and the lady
teacher would call on a pupil to
make the answer. Although more
than score of questions were asked,
in no instance was an incorrect an
swer given. The principal was so
pleased at the result that he made
special reference to Miss Dash's pro-
ficiency as teacher in each of the
class-rooms he visited.
Probably envy was caused by the
fact that in no other classroom did
the pupils seem to be SO well up in
their studies. One of the teachers,
whose pupils did not acquit them
selves very creditably, made an inves-
tigation and succeeded in gaining the
confidence of one of the boys under
Miss DaSh'S care.
Now, Johnny said she, how is it
that all you boys know the an
swers? ?"
But we don't all know said
Johnny.
But you all put up your hands as
if you did"
Miss Dash tells us all to put up
our hands when the question is asked
We boys who don't know the answer
put up our left hands, and the boys
who know the answer put up their
right hands, and then Miss Dash only
asks the boys who have right
hand up
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-05-04

after the flying figure o. the care
taker. He clearly had ~the advantage
of familiarity with the wood. striking
of boldly into the heart of it, and
quickly widening the distance between
US; but kept on, even after ceased
to hear him threshing through the
underground, and came out presently
at the margin of the lake about SO
feet from the boat-house- / waited in
its shadow for some time, expecting
to see the fellow again, but he did not
appear
1 found the wall with difficulty and
followed it back to the gate. 1t would
be just as well, 1 thought, to possess
myself of the hammer; and 1 dropped
down on the st. Agatha side of the
wall and CROPPED about among the
leaves until / found it.
Then 1 walked home, went into the
library, alight with it's many candles
just as 1 had left it, and sat down
before the fire to mediate. / had been
absent from the house only forty five
minutes.