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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-07
BROWN WILL GET INFORMATION
1t Meeting of Board OF Directors of
$4,000 Club mt CrO0kst0n it is
Decided to Stir Things.

The board of directors of the Twen-
ty-Five Thousand club at Crook
ston met in special session to consider
the coal famine which is staring Crook
ton in the face. After the condition
had been carefully considered by the
members of the board it was unani-
monsly agreed that Secretary Brown
should be instructed to communicate
with the railroad and warehouse Com.
mission and thus to become thoroughly
posted upon the causes that have re-
suited in the present state of affairs.
Dan Ryan went to Key West today
on business.
Miss Olga Morlrid returned to
Petersburg today after visiting here
for few days.
Victor Gulbrandson, bookkeeper in
the Brandt store, has returned from
a visit in st. Paul.
c. Wolstad of Greenbush, who visit
/. ed in East Grand Forks several days
has returned home
Mrs. Alfred Hoffman and children
have returned from st. Vincent where
they have been visiting during the
holidays.
Around Again.
Miss Mable Moody who has been ill
for several weeks, is able to be around
again.
Chafiee in Town.
Victor Chaffee, receiver of the land
Office at Williston, arrived in the city
| last evening.
Entertain Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NcNichol will en-
terrain the 500 club at its next meet
ing, which will be held on Jan. 81.
Auditor Here.
Travelling Auditor White of the
Northern Pacific was in East Grand
Forks today checking up the local
station.
Funeral Today.
The funeral Of Mrs. F. J. Carter
was held from the residence this af.
TT
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Entertain Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. NcNichol will en-
terrain the 500 club at its next meet
ing, which will be held on Jan. 81.
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William Wilson Finley who succeeds the as president
the southern railway
as stsnophsr for railroad official the
ties with American railroads SOUTH second
vice president OF the Great Northern railroad
corresponding o $1,000 ~ :"
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Chafiee in Town

Chafiee in Town.
Victor Chaffee, receiver of the land
Office at Williston, arrived in the city
last evening.
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Miss Olga Morkrid returned to
Petersburg today after visiting here
for few days.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-07

Dan Ryan went to Key West today
on business.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-07

Victor Gulbrandson, bookkeeper in
the Brandt store, has returned from
a visit in st. Paul.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
DRINKING ON
B. & O. !. TRAINS
OFFICIALS VILE ASSIST I'M STOP
PING lT-THANks TO PROS
EcuToR.

81 W. p . . .
MORGANToWN, Aug. 23.- Prose
cutting Attorney 9. W. Cramer has re-
ceived a letter from R. Finney, general
superintendent of the Pittsburg divf-
sion of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, with headquarters at Baltimore,
relative to the EFFORT to break up the
practice of drinking on trains between
Morgantown and Fairmont and Nor
gantown and Point Marion. Col. era
mer, at the Instance of several citi-
zens who had been harassed and an
noyed in travelling on trains between
these points, wrote letter to the rail,
road officials, scetting forth the condi-
ton and the laws Of West Virginia
governing the offense. Mr.. Driscoll,
superintendent of the Connellsyille di,
vision, referred the letter to Mr.. Fin
ny, who writes that he has placed the
matter in the hands of the proper
officials, and that action will be taken
without unnecessary delay. Mr.. Fin.
ney thanks the prosecutor for his eff
forts IN the matter, and assures him
that the railroad company will lend its
hearty cooperation.
The new law passed by the legisla'
ture at the session of 1907 makes
drinking on railway train a misde.
meanor, and fixes heavy fine for VIC,
lation of the statute. The conductor
and other members of the train crew
have the right to arrest any person,
or persons, who violate the statute
and in case their is fighting, swearing,
or rowdyism Of any kind, the offender
may be elected from the train,
People who use the ten O'Clock train
from Fairmont are annoyed most fire.
quently. Passengers who have filled
themselves with Fairmont booze, Of
ten make travelling not only unpleas.
ant, but actually unsafe.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
GRAFTON MAY
Strike IT RICH
svVILE IAN NAL ONCE opiils ReE
FARM NEAR THE NEW OIL
I. Il WEE IIi RAR ollR n
e n. \ n

GRAFTON Aus. The report
tint reached Grafton from Nestoryiile,
Barbour county. concerning the dis,
coyery Of oil.near that place, has been
verified. The wen IS located on the !: Elss
Robert Nestot farm and IS but g fourth
OF a mile from Nestoryille, instead Of
three. fourthso Of d mile, as announced.
In talking over the phone with Meats.
vile and Nestoryille parties we are In;
formedsthat as soon as oil was struck
the drillers quit. awaiting the coming
.of the Ptttsblrg parties who are In.
terested financially In the enterprise,
and they say that Just as soon as the
parties arrive drilling will be resumed.
Two barrels Of oil were taken from
the wen this morning, and MI. Ander'
son, the driller, and all who have in.
spected the product, describe It as the
finest oil obtainable from the West
Virginia fields. The rumor was cir.
culated here that no strike had been
made at NestorviIfe, but that the well
located a short distance from Dent, on
sandy creek, was the well that had
found oil, but this, upon investigation,
proved erroneous and the facts as Civ:
en- in these columns last night have
been amply verified.
The striking Of oil in the Nestoryille
section Of Barbour county may enrich
a well known young Grafton resident
Mr.. VIM. Malonee-who some days
ago purchased the Lewis Ritter lands,
one hundred and thirty-three acres, of
which, Mr.. Malonee states. are located
bat about a mile and half from the
well that was drilled in Wednesday.
Mr.. Mallonee accompanied by Attor-
ney A. W. Bnrdett, Lum Bartlett and
an experienced oil man, departed near
the noon hour yesterday, overland, for
the scene Of the strike, and thy ex-
pect to be able to lease some good ter
ritory up there.
Mr.. Mal1onee is the genial manager
of the Grafton Roofing Company, and
his many friends win hope that his
recent purchase of lands near the new
field will enrich him beyond any ex-
pectations that he may have had when
he purchased the property.
Our correspondents at MoatsvtlIe
and Nestorville tell us over the phone
that the Nestorvi1Ie well have. been
visitd already by many interested peo-
pie, and that the discovery Of oil there
has created considerable excitement
throughout the entire county
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i ii develops that Washington Eas
IaIso after Pitcher 0te. who has inst
|been purchase bys I7tttsb burg from the
Norfolk clab 81 ne Virginia State
league for ,soOS otey IS to tein
the Pirates September q.
Reading Is the only city o. its size
In the country having two league
teams. The Reading Tri.s State league
team is at tie bottom, while the
Reading team IN the Atlantic league
has been fighting at the top all sea-
SON
George Stone has finally reached
the 800 mark In the American lea.
que. He made a miserable start, due
largely to his refusal to report until
the opening of the season. 1t took
him a long time to recover his bat
ting eye for that reason.
All but two Sharon players have
been reserved for 1908, as follows:
Van Patterson, Mattison, Clever, Nc.
Iafrerty, MaIarEy, Yoedt, Noah. Kerr,
Sellers, Collins, Muldowney, Tooley
and Hunt and steamler both suspend.
ed. Green and wock are not resery.
ed.
While the Washingtons were in St.
Louis last week a persistent bug tried
to drag from cantiIIon an expression
Of opinion on his recent trade Of Nil
for Pete o'Brfen. The bug could not
see where the Senator'S had gained
anything. At length Joe responded
as follows: Didn't / get an Irtshman
for a Dutchman.p
Sporting people all over the coun:
try are wondering at the fact that
Frank Jude Of the Columbus club,
who last year was with Cincinnati,
remains steadfastly on the water
wagon. Other Indian athletics have
made good Just as did Jude, only to
find the glare Of the electric lights
too much for them. sockalexis, tie
former Cleveland star, slipped and
fell, then Tom LOngboat, the Indian
long distance runner, has been dag.
zled somewhat by his success. But
the redskin Jude clIngs TO the vehicle,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
FOR CONSPIRACY
AGAINST THE CAR
CHARGES THAT WE'RE ONLY PAR.
TALLY SUSTAINED - BUT
LITTLE DIRECT EVIL
pENcE.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug, 2S.-The
trial by court martial of the persons
implicated in the conspiracy against
the life of Emperor Nicholas, which
was revealed May is as result Of
the arrest Of a soldier at Tsarskoe.se.
10, ended this afternoon with the hear.
ing of the prosecutiou's witnesses,
mostly detectives and police officials,
which developed little direct evidence
in support of the main thesis. During
the proceedings the defense several
times scored good points.
The trial, which indicates that the
alleged plot was in a very embryonic
stage and scarcely went beyond col,
Letting information regarding the
movements of exalted personages, has
aroused little general interest. The
hope is entertained that if the death
sentenc is imposd It will b accompan.
led by the courts recommendation OF
imperial clemency.
A newspaper published in Moscow in
the interest Of the octoberist party,
called Golosmesky, which means the
Voice, has been fined $500 for pub
fishing the indictment against the per
sons implicated in the plot aaginst the
Emperor. and a criminal action has
been begun against the editors Of the
paper.
Publication Of the Indictment, re-
ports of the trial anI comment there
on were strictly forbidden throughout
Russia, and greater secrecy was OBJ
served in this case than in any for
mer similar political trial.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
THE HOLY SIGNAL
FOR A REVOLUTION!
a CONVERTED JEW SOUNDS 1T
AND IS BEATEN AND Thrown
INTO PRISON.

TANG1ER, Aug. PA sensational
incident occurred during the celebra'
ton Of MONDAY prayers at the Grand
Mosque of Djidid, at Fee. A soldier
suddenly shouted:
MAY Allah render our master, Mou'
lay Mohammed, victorious"
Mohammed is the sultan's brother,
and as the public proclamation of a
new sultan in mosque while the sal
tan is living is traditionally the sig
nal for a revolution, the faithful who
were at prayers fed in fright into the
streets, creating a general panic. In
a very short time all the shops were
closed and the Jews barricaded them
selves in their residences.
The troops on duty at the mosque
seized the soldier who created the dis
turbance. 1t developed that he was
converted Jew and was beaten unmercI
fully and dragged of, covered witt
blood, to prison, where, probably he
wtll be beheaded. Later calm was re
stored in the city.
Letters received here from Morocco
City confirm the report Of the proclma
ton Of Mulai Hafig, the sultan's broth
er, as Sultan of Morocco, and add tina
it has caused great excitement. The
powerful southern calds, Goundafi ami
Glaoai, are marching to his support.
The sultan's troops are reported t.
have again defeated a great force o
the Knass trtbesmen, in whose terri
tory Cald Sir Harry MacLean has beer
held a captive, Many Of the Moor
were killed and several Of their villages
were buried.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
BREWERS 10
CLOSE SALOONS
COMPETITION Has DUFF cATEI
DEER PA Es AND TEMRER;
AElcE ELEIAEl % MUST
BE coNclLlAT Eps

s IsIDIAlSAPoL dis. Ind Aug. 2s. N
Under an agreement entered intS by
nearly all the. brewers 81 Indians
which Is 70 be perfected by ne siga q
ing d articles, the brewers win cease
1.-THE establishment Of cons IN all The
cities q the state and those now y .
existence VIII be close. as soon as The
licenses expire.
For several years the composition
has been 50 fierce among brewers that
they established saloons in cases
where the saloonkeeper agreed to sell
their beer,and in case Of remonstranc
$ the brewers were obliged to take on
themselves the burden Of the defense
A great deal Of prejudice against
them as a class was thus engendered
and they have determined to abandon
the practice in order to conctllate the
Temperance element, which is closing
so many saloons. tbs sttmated that
the agreement between the brewers
will result in closing 1000 saloons IN
the cities Of the State
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23


Middle Fdelder Bobby Quinn tlssE'
accepted the mana eneat 81 ne Var
ion o aad e. cam sacc esdlng Fred
Drum, resigned:
Youngstown has reserve al Of sits
present players except Catcher Short,
stop Starr outfelder Blount and
Catcher ostdiek, who.are said e; have
nonFeserye contracts. II
Atlast Clark Griffith has g laugh
on Detroit. Last year the Tigers put
the said Grtmth ont Of the running
and nov he has handed II right back
with all the trimmings.
Young Cyl Young has won q
game at last, but he had to go to
Worcester to do II. Boston took the
place Of the crippled Pirates in tae
exhibition game there Sunday.
Jimmy Barrett, with the Boston
Americans, is displaying form hardly
expected Of his after his troubles
with a bad knee extending over 9
couple Of seasons.
Tom McCfeefy is putting up such
q splendid all!round game for colum.
bus that the fans out there assert the
pennant would now be safe had he
jolnedth team earlier in the season.
Pitcher Del Mason, on whom the
Cincinnati club secured waivers re.
Gently from the other National lea.
que teams, has been sold to the New
York Americans and will join them
at once.
Since his reinstatement kid" FL.
berfeld has been playing his head of.
He is the only Yankee regular hit
ting 800 and his fielding was again
a feature yesterday although New
York was defeated.
Plttsburg has not won a game from
Pat Flaherty since his return to the
big league. The Carnegie boy has
faced his old team mates on four oc-
caslons this season and has beaten
them every time.
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FIDucIARYN NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the 40.
counts Of the following named tidu;
Charles are before me.for settlement,
viz: M
/. J. H. swisner, guardian of Mar.
tina "A. swisher, an infant.
al. H. swlsher, guardian Of Wal.
ter L. swisher, an infant.
8. F, M. stackpole, administrator Of
Uriah Thompson, deceased.
A. Thomas G. Lake, administrator
of George H. Lake, deceased.
8. A,W. Deyore. guardian Of Gerold
o. DeyOre, an infant.
6. William H. Watson, adminlstra-
tor Of James o. Watson, deceased.
z. NJ. Powell, surviving executor Of
NJ. c. Brant, deceased. (
8. Mary j. Hough, guardian Of James
s. Thomas, an infant.
9. j. Austin Price,, guardian Of
Georgia G. Price, an infant.
10. ]. Austin Price, guardian Of
Jessie B. Price, an infant.
II. J.Austin Price, guardian of An.
ME R. Price, an infant
70. John M. HarF, guardian Of
Charles, Harry, Bell. Lou ]. and Rosa
Carder, infants.
10. John A. Youst, guardian Of Err
nest Lee Stewart, an infant,
IA. John NJ. Harr, administrator Of
B. F.. Leonard. deceased
Is. H. R. McAllister committee Of
Alexander McAllister, al insane per
son.
16. Isaac sturm, executor Of Ell
Sharp, deceased.
Given under my hand as one Of the
Commissioners Of Accounts Of the
County Court Of Marion county, West
Virginia, onSthe goth day of August,
1907. s'sSs
JOHN L. LEHMAN,
Commissioner Of Accounts.
August 81, 2s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23

I'll stop your pain free. To show
you nrst-before you spend q penny
what my Pink Pain Tablets can do
I will mail you free, a Trial Package
Of them-Dr. Shops Headache Tab
let's. Neuralgia. Headache, Toothache
Period pains. etc, are due alone te
blood congestion. Dr.. Shops Head
ache Tablets simply kill pain by coax
Ing away the unnatural blood pressure
That is all. Address DR.. shoop, Ra
cine. wis. so!l BY B, A. BIlilngsles
q Co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
IL. Days Games
1T oleyelana
New York st Chicago.
Washington at Detroit.
Philad eiphia at st. Louis,
.NoTlcE.

Manners Bulletins published by the
Apcaltural Department, are ready fJr
distributonin the First Congressional
district Lists Of them may be seen
a allspospalces. orwill be furnished
on application to me, Send me pos.
tal card specifying the bulletins want.
ed andsthey5wlH be mailed to you.
Persons desiring free seeds for next
spriag ate invited to send their
names md az dresses, stating whether
vegetable ortloWer seeds are desired.
IN. p. HUBBARD,
Wheeling, ". Va.
Aug S.s15sis2, as.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
POLICE OFFICERS

Are Doing Double Time While Others
Take a Few Days OF.
Things are very quiet in police cir
cles now. Policeman Hess Is taking
his. vacation at Atlantic City, and Night
Chief walkers attending the. Penns'
boro fair. Policeman Larsh, Of the
Fifth ward, Is in charge Of the work
of the former and Chief shnhaker is
covering Policeman Walkers work for
the early part q the night In this
way the force are looking after the
entire city despite the scarcity q ON;
Adyersiments IA tnia papeF bring
reeuttf
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
Ang sI15.a2, ~

t. Z Z q
me VIlson Produce Company hay-
ing sold ttsSasiness to the Bacon pro-
duce Company 81 this city, this is to
notify lie public that I am in no way
connecte "a VIII the successors Of the
Wilson ptodace Company interest in
the same having been transferred in
the ais oths Bacon Produce Com.
All PERSONS owing The Wilson Pro
dace Company are hereby notified to
setile theIrsaeeount Is with the Wilson
Produce Company st the residence Of
Bell wiiscn manager, SIS Washing.
ton street
1881 BoyIsIss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
ID p Camel.
Fairmont q Gre ensb burg
clarkshusg Il eonnslls Hille.
scottdale At BntleF

Yesterdays gaines ii the West penn
League brIhg ne clarKsburg DEAN
up from lpst place leaving Connells-
vile IN hesear Scott daIehold ing sec
ond place Win hundred points to
the good On Bntier which succeeded
GreensbuTg ID thifd place. Fairmont
SIN holds good lead over Scott
dale, but her position S. not near as
eafe ais ityas one week previous. The
race is getting closer every day and
it Is believed that both scottdale and
Butler VIII giYe the Champs q close
race The games follow:
BUTLER, Pa. ag. 2s. The locals
again trimmed Fairmont In the game
which WIS played Yesterday on ac-
count Of tBe fair which IS In progress
here! Hota sides had numerous er:
rcrs, hui the locals hit more frequent.
~ rhe score.
Butler 8 8 3
Fairmont 8 8 8
GREENsBlRc Pa Aug. 2s-The
visitors had walkoyer, taking the
Game without any trouble at all. The
score:
clarksburg IS 40 IL !
Greensburg s a
coNNEILsvILIR Pa. Aug. pa
scottdale to6ls both games from the
locals yesterday The scores:
scottdale sss 10 8
Connellsyille - s. 8
Second game q
connellsstllss !: q. 81. :. So. 2
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
NOTICE.

All persons knowing themselves tt
be indebted to the estate Of Thomas J
starn, deceased, or having accounts
against the said Thomas J. starn es
tate, will present the same to me TO
settlement on or before the 1st da'
of October, 1907.
ELI WILSON,
Administrator.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
FIpucIARY iNorIcE.

Notice is hereby given that the ae.
counts Of the following named fdu.
Charles are before me for settlement,
Wis
~. Philip Heck, administrator Of
the estate Of Mary A, Heck. deceased.
Cd Charles W. Smith,. admins
TRAITOR Of the estate Of Nancy ].
Smith, deceased.
(S). Elihu futile, guardian of In.
diana B. Conway, an infant.
a.. a, F. Peddlcord administrator
of the estate Of Emil Schmidt, de.
ceased.
(5.) Camden sylsher executor Of
the estate Of Alpheus swlsher, de.
ceased,
(6l B, F. Morgan, gual Sian Of VIII
lie Doollttle. an infant,
"a James |. Michaels and W. 3.
Hess, administrators with the will an.
nexed Of the estate otlIsaac Q. Nay,
deceased.
(s) John Pethel, guardian Of Flor.
enee May Conway, az, infant. "A
GiYeniunder my hand IS one Of tae
Commissioners of Accounts Of the
County, Court q Marion coanty, West
svirgihis ont is 1sth dty q August
1907:
MARSHALL w OGDEN
Commissioned Accounts
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ro,p ay,'s Games.
Chicago Boston.
Pittsburg III New York.
ST Louis at Brooklyn.
einetnnat at Phillsad elphla.
stahdlnu q the Clubs,

saERi LEAGUE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-23
CREEPING UP
ON THE CHAMPS
THE FAlsMoNT TEAM LOST 10
BUTLER AGAIN YES
TERpAY.
slaudIng q ths cub.
Yssssraayis RssaIss.

Butter, q Fairipolt
clsrksburg, f2 GFeengburg, 8.
scottaaie, conneilsyille !.
seoItdals ) clonnellssilIlIe 3.
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aaoacslDs lor .Ae wast yItEIaIaa
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GREENsBIJRc pa Aug. %. The
visitors had walkoyer, taking the
Game without any trouble q all. The
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-25
COLUMBIA.

Columbia.--Mr. and Mrs Ralph Duf-
field of Frederic visited over Sunday
at the John Arnold home.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Bird Is very sick.
Earl Phillips OF South Of this place.
departed Monday for Arkansas on tht.
HON eseelers' excursion
Mr. and Mrs. George Speed of Swan
arrived Friday for an extended visit
With relatives in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs Abe Stuber visited
Sunday at the home Of their son
Charles Stuher.
MIR. and Mrs. William Stevens vis-
tied at the parental Waddington homo
| Sunday and attended the memorial
Miss Carman and son and daughter
visited at the Joseph Akers home In
| in Chillicothe Sunday.
Leora Byrurn went down on No 10
Monday to attend the teachers sum-
rner school in Ottunwa.
| Quite a number from this place at
| tended the memorial services at Chill
| licothe Sunday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. ROY Miller and son,
Russell, attended Children's day exer-
cises at the Corners Sunday and Wis
| tied their old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Byrum OF
Blakesburg visited at the George By
rum home June IL and 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Grooms and
children visited relatives at Bidwell
over Sunday
Anna Garfield and AIDA Crook have
been visiting friends and relatives In
Ottumwa, arriving home Monday.
Mrs. T. L. Stevens went to Ottum-
wa Friday to attend the funeral OF her
brother in-law. Abe Nader.
Flora Stevens was a visitor in OF
tumwa Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chisman and
daughter, Madeline, visited at the s.
A. Nye home Sunday.
H. T. Robb went to Russell Satur-
day and visited at his home, return
ing to his duties at Dudley on No. II
Monday.
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urday and the funeral services were
held Sunday at 8 o'clock. I
]. M. Barthelow Of Libertyville spent
Thursday with his son, J. j. Barthelows
at this place.
Mrs. o. p. Ticknor and children left
last Thursday for Red Cloud, Neb.t
Where they will spend the summer
G. w. Atkins is painting the Metho3
dist Episcopal church.
7. H. Dye left Tuesday for Pierre, ST
D., on business trip.
M. Cornell had the misfortune to get
his foot badly mashed by heavy tie
falling on 1t.
DR.. and Mrs. w. e. Spence have d
daughter at their home
Waldo Atkins had the misfortune I'd
fall on some glass Sunday, cutting on,
of his hands very badly.
Miss Mabel Craven left Tuesday foT
McCook, Neb., where she will visit hel
brother.