Free press., 1907-05-04
LOCAL NEWS.

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Rev. Brown spent last Sunday ir
Plainville.
DR.. Snyder made trip to Denver
Sunday evening.
More heavy machinery went thro'
this week bound for Yocemento.
Prof. Haas moved to his new home
on Normal avenue this week.
Another snow came this way during
Thursday night.
Friends from Europe are visiting with
W. ]. Haddock of Buckeye.
Leroy Judd has added phone to his
residence. No. 238
julius Poulson of Buckeye has friends
visiting him from way back East
Jeffreys is back at his work in the
depot, and reports a pleasant visit in
Nebraska.
Alex Philip and wife left Tuesday
night on their long trip across the
ocean.
Mr.. Jeffcoat came home Monday
night i'll and been under the Doctors
care for malaria.
Prof. Haas has moved with his
family to the Leahy Cottage on East
Normal Avenue.
Judge Ruppenthal held an adjourned
term of our Court last Saturday to J
hear motions.
Beautiful strawberries are coming to |
our market now from Texas, and at |
reasonable price.
The many friends of Mother Grenell
were glad to see her up town on Tues
day looking quite cheerful.
G., w. Lake of Illinois, nephew of
the Gorham's, was here this week view
ing our county and much pleased.
Ralph Graham and John Freese came
home Saturday from Salina to visit
with friends over Sunday.
After the snow during Monday night
1t froze nearly an inch of ice and ran
down to ID on Tuesday morning.
Butter took an awful fall last week
In the New York market and ran down
eight cents a pound within a week.
1t was Mrs Judge Monroe who had
the touch of diphtheria, but has re-
covered and is out again.
Mr.. Treat is having new sidewalk
laid along his lot on South Oak street,
adjoining Zeigler's walk.
The next Teachers County Normal
in this county will be conducted by
Prof. Edgerton assisted by Prof Ford
of Ellis. II
In couple weeks Rev. Weist goes
East to attend the General Synod of t.
the Lutheran Church and will take in
the jamestown Exposition while away.
Judge Lee Monroe and Attorney Joe
Waters were here last Saturday in the
case of Mcclure VS. Yost, in an
application for new trial.
VIM. Shaw and Melvin Chrisler were +
in Monday from the Fairport country n
helping Miss Renick prove up on her c
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What about that Rocking chair and n
the Center Table Etc? Brighten them
up with Cres-O-Lac, anybody can apply
It, for sale by
HENRY WOLF & Son.
The head of the pump in our city wa il
ter works blew out Wednesday night il
and our citizens have had to fall back
on their discarded wells. They hope to
nave repaired by Sunday. =
The new R. R. milage books at 2
:ents a mile went on sale this week at +,
III depots and many were sold. You n
BAY down $40 and can travel all the a
rear until you use it up. b
Another of the Normal School Fac p
llty has bought property in our city.
Prof. Shively having bought the Ed. 7
aea lot, 100 by lbs feet on corner I
# East Normal Avenue and Pine street T
me of the handsomest lots in our city,
With Is year locust trees on both
streets.
Our citizens are rejoicing that Coun- al
ii have succeeded in inducing the mer- F
.hants of north Chestnut and N. Main ol
streets to take out their awning posts
md support them like Beach's. 1t will
make far handsomer street, and when
he new sidewalk is laid there will be
credit to our city.