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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-02-21

r Miss Bessie O'Bryan, who
learned the art of manipulating
the linotype type-setting ma
chine at Columbia, is visiting
Keytesville homefolks.
w. M. Willett has rented the
Hill building, recently occupied
bv Milt Bennett, in which he
will shortly open a grocery store.
He went to Kansas City Wed
nesday to buy his goods.
Jas. L. Applegate of Kansas
City stopped at keytesviiie
Thursday afternoon, while on his
way home from st. Louis, to
visit relatives and pay hisre'
spects to friends.
81. and Dock Coy and Thos
Bentley took the first degree ane
NJ, ". Heuchan the third degree
in Keytesville l. 0. 0. +. lodg'
Monday night. There will o'
work in the fire. and secon'
degrees next Monday night.
A 2O.year-old mare belonging
to Ed D. Kuhler of IL mile
n ,rtheast of town had to be kill
ed Wednesday on account G
having had one of her hind leg
broken by u kick from anothe
harse. She was priced yer
highly by MIR. kuh!er becaus
she belonged to the first hors
team he ever owned. He oougi
the mare from j. w. Lance
near Indian Grove 10 or II yea
ago.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-02-21
Seed Sweet Potatoes.

Yellov and Red Jersey seed
sweet potatoes. Have your or.
ders booked now. We will hold the
potatoes until you are ready foal
them. Send postal for our cata.
logue of A No. l garden seeds,
berry, vegetable and greenhouse
plants, grape vines, etc.
Address, ScHNELL's GARDEN
Glasgow, Mo.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-02-21
Temperance workers at Forest
Green.

Temperance workers at Forest
Forest Green, Mo-, Feb. II, 1908.
EDITOR CHARLTON COURIER,
Keytesville, Mo.
KIND SIR:-Thinking perha pa
you would like few news items
from our little village send you
in a few notes from our W. c. T.
U. organized by Mrs. L. Woods.
national organizer of the w. G.
T. u. February II, 1908, con-
sisting of 16 active members and
honorary members. Mrs. w oods
also organized an L. T. L. 90.
ciety consisting of 26a mem bers.
The following officers were
elected:
President, Mrs.'Lalla G. Bent.
ley; vioe.president, ssMrs. Kate
Hoersch; recording secretary.
Mrs. Allie Heiman ;sloorrespond.
ing secretary, Mrs. Nan V. Her.
ring; treasurer,,Mrs. Sue..Moore;
superintendent of press, Mes.
DANES Herring and Heiman;
superintendent of literature.
Mrs. Hoersoh; L. G. L. superinc.
tendent, Miss Margaret (: Hamii.
a1lRperintendent a. Sunday
iAc66ol Work, Mrs. Ludie Law.
horn.
Mrs. Woods delivered an in.
teresting lecture son temperance
at the Christian church here the
night of February II, which was
we'll attended considering the
inclemency of the weather.
! We also had very able talk
indeed the night of the Is inst.
by Rev. l. Nj. Turnage:of Arm.
strong.
The w. G. T. u. held q mass.
meeting at this place Sunday
evening during which q great
deal of interest in the cause OF
temperance was manifested.
Many of the'people of our town
, and vicinity are enthusiastic on
, the subject of the liquor traffic
and are anxious to see right
prevail. MRS. ALLIE HEIMAN,
Recording Secretary.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-02-21
MAN WAS MADE TO HUSTLE.
KEYTEsvLLB MISSOURI, FRIDAY,

Number conviots sent
from Grundy county
in IL months. ........ 8
Average number.of boys
committed to the re.
form school from four
dry counties in IL
months .............. IL
Number of boys com.
mited to the reform
school, Grundy Co., in
IL months. .......... s
Thus the fact is made clear
that while Grundy county has
virtually the same population as
the other four dry counties and
receives $4,000 a year saloon
license money, while they have
none and ha a larger city than
any of them, it falls three
quarters Of a million Dehlnd
them in assessed valuation, has
a higher tax rate, spends far less
on roads and bridges, has more
pau pers, but does not take as
good care of them, has nearly
four times as many criminals,
spends five times as much foi
criminal costs and furnishes
nearly three times as many di'
vorces as any one of the other
counties. In the light OF these
facts it is not to be wondered tina
the dry counties are growing il
population, while the inhabitant'
of Grundy county actually de-
creased in number.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-02-21
MARRIAGE Licenses.

Henry Lsmpe and Miss Ella
Lake, both OF near Westville.
Chas. Cromley of Marshall,
Mo-. and Miss Mary Dorrell oi
Salisbury.
John Roette and Miss Mary
C. Bruggin, both of Salisbury
Ray Skillman, coll, and Miss
Elnora Farmer, coll, both Of
Dalton.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-02-21

! LOCUA OPAVM 6ASSo~" ~OSS'
Thursday, February 13, the
honorable county court of Char
|itoa county appointed the follow
ling judges for the local option
election 10 be held Tuesday,
ksrsh II, 1908:
| Bee Branch Joe Bixemann,
VIM. Wessott, Geo. Wehner,
Herman Kohne, Jno. Aeinhardt,
Nv. E. Williams.
| Bowling Green :-P. L. Kunz,
IT. H. Csrskaddon, F. H. Meyer,
Ia. G.. Frissz, W. A. Kraxberger,
ILsbsn Atterberry.
| Brunswick No. limo. P.
Randolph, Geo. W. Rucker, G..
iw. Cunningham, John Myers,
tSr., B. l.. Kendrick, L. H. Her.
iring.
| Brunswick No. 2:-J. K.
adams, L. Joseph, David Long.
ldorff, John Bachtel, A. New
some, Fred Clark.
Charlton :-Wm. Kothe, H. s.
Locke, French Johnson, w. O.
Patterson, Fred Gebhardt, W. B.
Turner.
| Clark "A. j. Bell, VIM. Veal
iJohn Smith, J. G.. Oldham, D. G
lCupp, g. w. Mcconnell.
Cockrell:-John Bayne, Jas
kelly, John Wisdom, FREQ
brewer, Tom Berney, Arthu
Price.
Cunningham:-Jeff Miller
iJohn Mccormick, J. W. sto
Ibaugh, F. M. Lewis, VIM
tWatterson, U. A. House.
Keytesville No. IN. P
iChrans, R. D. Vincent, G. A
IChapman, R. H. Tisdsle. sr.
A. g. McCauley, l.. +. shame.
Keytssville No. 2:-Oscs
IWood, Sam Allega, J. D. Gun
ningham, Jno. Carroll, W. A
Taylor, c. E. Edwards.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Moore
-tw. J. Boeard, Eli Ward. Sal
Obetz, Ches. Felt. Geo. Bsrts'
Il Missouri ri:-Barney Rimmsl
..[berg, Joseph 6shatts. Be
!. lCoopsr, R. W. Coll, ". H. Biz
:, tier. Alfred Kruss.
II Nusselfork No. 1:-E. 1
wslsh, Sr., r. P. Green, r. Z
Clarksoa, Dsvid skiekler, J. A
Kavsasugh, Rebs. Stephens.
MuseslForkNs. 2:-R.L. Yan
oey, VIM. Smith, Jno. Atterbsr1
Lewis Bordaer, Wm. Grsve
Robs. Guthrie.
Salisbury No. limo. Ii
gendrs, A. NJ. Ehrhardt, }. v
Adams, l. L. Harlan, R. j. aur
Richard Piggo.t.
Salisbury No. 2:-H.
Phelps, Robt. Donaldson, Hsn'
Schnitzler, j. =. Pratt, Cha
no Allen, E. +. Hayes.
no. Salt Creek:-Chris. Gladbac
a-lJ. N. Msnlove, ]. M. Sander
ng Tom Barry, R. A. Partch, co
nelius De W eese.
he Triplett No. 1:-B. +. Flee
sd wood, David Zimmerman, }.
ba Hooper, j. 7. Gaines, H.
70 Smith, Geo. G. Gallatin.
n Triplets No. 2:-Chas. zimme
man, Theo. Persyn, Gs
CLARK, W. M. Cain, Geo. Cis
~ j. NJ. Crew.
n:o Wsyland:-A. l.. Maupln'
' P. Twyman, j. F. Thomas, Th'
W Harlan, G. O. Houston, On
Sears.
Yellow Creek k:-W alter Wilkl
" son. T, ). L. Hutcheson, +.
Brecount, Silas Rid4ell,J. Woi
John Venable.
Court adjourned Thursday
70 noon till Monday, March
1908, ct which time the co
will make final settlement VI
g County Collector Cecil WaylaI
i'll Marriage Licenses.
ei Henry Lampe and Miss /
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-02-21

The following friends hsvs
helped us to forget our treuolss
by either becoming new 'suo'
scribsrs or by renewing their
subscription during the pest
week:
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-02-21
Cupid's ConQueSes.


Musselfork Wednesday, Febru.
ary IL, 1908, Rev. VIM. Young
making the twain one.
BAKER. R.TWYMAN: e d W q r d
Baker and Miss Minnie Twyman,
both of Prairie Hill, were marri.
ed at Musselfork Wednesday,
February IL, 1908, Rev. VIM.
Young, adjusting the double
harness.
MEIsSEN-E TEN N E:-J 8.
Meissen and Miss Elizabeth
Etienne, both of Wien, were
married in that village Tuesday.
February 1S, 1908, Rev. Father
Ohio Jansen adjusting the
matrimonial yoke.
*
observation-disclosures Lake
and Miss Sadie Bailey, both of
Bynumville, were married at the
residence of the BRIDES parents
Sunday, February 16. 1908, Rev.
J. w. Green welding the golden
chain of wedlock,
*.*
| WITT. WANGLEE:-R Ru d o | p n
WITT and Miss Lucy Wangler,
both of near Salisbury, were
MARI led at.the Catholic church
in Salisbury Tuesday, February
18, 1908, Rev. Father Lubeley
launching their hymeneal bark.
The bridegroom is son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Witt of near Sails.
bury and the bride a winsome
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
Wangler, also Of near Salisbury,
The COURIER hopes for them q
long, joyous and prosperous
voyage upon the sea of matri'
mony. ' = "a 'S's-.-'.-%
GRoTJAN. BECK Till Grotjar
and Miss Fannie Beck of Dalton
were married at the residence o1
E. E. H q n. g O n, in K a n
sas City, Kas., Tues d a y
February II, 1908, Rev. Chas
OFT tying the nuptial knot. This
marriage came ss . suEprissst sti
t hs friends of the bridal ooupi'
not withstanding they have beer
> sweethearts for many years. Th'
bridegroom is q successful farme
and is young man we'll worth!
!. of the heart and hand of tn
young lady he has wooed an
won. The bride is pretty, petit
}. and popular and will make he
b usband an ideal companion
and helpmeet. The CouR1E
Joins their numerous friends il
- extending congratulations, ant
pronounces its choicest blessin
, upon their happy union.
l. -"
PAYNE. .AsHBRooK:- Fran
Payne of Rutledge, Ore, an
}. Mrs. Flora B. Ashbrook wer
married at.the residence of th
BRIDES parente, Mr.. and Mr.
=. Jos. Whisenand of near Triplet
Sunday, February 16, 1905
Justice Alonzo Clark of Dea
4, Lake sealing the plighted vow
Mr.. Payne is a we'll to- do farme
and has made his home in Orego
- for the past % years, but at or
time lived in the vicinity of Roth
vile, this county. He is
A' brother.inlaw of Floyd, Jam
and VIM. Crandall of near Rot
vile. We have not the pleasu
n. of an acquaintance with the brid
b. After spending a short time wi
Charlton county friends and r
latives Mr.. and Mrs. Payne W
leave for their home in Oregt
and whittier the very best wish
of the COURIER will go with thel
'se @Mrs. A, r, Lowrie and b
pretty 4.year-old daught'
: Dorothy, arrived here Saturd
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-02-21

RMrs. A, r, Lowrie and her
pretty 4.year-old daughter,
Dorothy, arrived here Saturday
night for visit to her brother,
o, P. Ray, and family of this
place and her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. F. Ray of near West.
vile.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-02-21
Advertised Letters

AOVCFtASS0 ASaaSho
The letters remaining unclalm'
ed in this office Thursday, Feb.
20, 1908:
Mr.. Walter Kason,
Annie Howlaway,
Mr.. Robert Nelson,
G., s. Hyman,
Miss Dee Goode.
When calling for the above
please say "advertised."
D. J. HOLMAN, P. M.
w. A. Kraxberger OF Dalton
and Webster G. Mode of Sails
bury plant "ads." in the CoU
R1ER this week. Read what the!
have to say.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-02-21
Advantages of County Local
Option.

Option.
In Northern Missouri, Atchi.
son, Harrison, Shelby and Mer.
Ger counties have been enjoying
prohibition under local option
law for several years, while
Grundy county has been license
county till within a short time.
Most of these counties are close
together. They have the same
general soil, conditions, popula'
ton and class of people. They,
therefore, furnish a good op'
portunity for studying the
workings in material and social
life of the prohibition of the
saloon ,over the license system.
In order to ascertain the facts,
Homer Hall of Trenton, Mo-,
complied a table of statistics
from the report of the state
auditor for 1906, the official
manual of the secretary OF state
for the same year, the court REQ
ords and the appendix to the
House Journal for 1907. The
whole table was publis he'd in the
Trenton Daily Tribune of Janu'
ary %, 1908, a ummary OF
which is herewith given:
Average population OF
| the four dry coun-
| ties. 1898
Population of Grundy
| count ......... 1900
Average increase In
| population ir four
dry counties, census
| 1900. 1,24o
decrease in population
in Grundy county. A
lAversgs number poor
| assisted or supported
in four dry COUNTLESS. Is
Number poor assisted or
supported in Grundy
I county ...........,.. "a IL
fAverage amount expeAds
I ed for poor . four dry
! counties. 81, ,oos.5t
| lAmount expended for
| poor by Grundy county 81, 166
lAvsrage amount criminal
! costs county and state
/ in four dry counties. 81 ,O1s.e'
Amount criminal costs
county and state in
| Grun dy county. $50, ,l44.o
tAve4ags amount money
i all sources spent on
| roads, four dry ccun.
\ ies... s1o.43
: 'Averageamountmoneyall
y souroes spent. on roads
Grundy county, Not reporte
'lAversge amount money
all sources spent on
i bridg ss, four dry coun-
ti.s.............. s12,oa
, Amount money all
u sources spent on
bridges, Grundy Co.,. S7,Oe
Average amount money
paid, salaries and fees
..' of officers, four dry
counties ......... 0|,1I
Amount paid, salaries
and fees of officers,
Grundy Co. SOU
III Average saloon license
received, four dry
counties ............. SO,u'
y Saloon license and ad
" valorem taxes, ,Grundy
county ..... ........ S6,4'
Average assessed vslua-
- ton, all taxable proper
e. tv. four dry counties 81, ,354,7
Assessed valuation, all
o' taxable property,
Grundy county ...... S6.7lo,4
l'' Average number cents
va levied on every S1OO
~ fer county revenue
in four dry counties
liza Number Of cents levied in
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-02-21
Lssol Option Speaking.

The following are the. an
nounesnents for local option
speaking, the hour in each in
ct anoe being ct 7:30.p. NJ:
Mt. PLEASANT, FEB. 81.
Rev. Franc. Mitchell, J. D.
Cunningham.
JORDAN scHooLHoUsE,i FEB. Il.
Rev. .. H. Phillips, O. F.
\ Smith.
BETHANY, FEB. %.
Rev. U. A. Ransom, j. l..
Stacy.
HILLS scHooLHousE, FEB. %.
Rev. Fr aas. Mitchell, J. D.
Cunningham, Or. c. H. Temple.
i As1URY, FEB. %.
y Rev. o. II. Phillips, DR.. l.
Knott, Oscar Wood.
n CENTENARY, FEB. %.
O. F. Smith, John Daily,
Rev. u. G. Robinson.
NEW HOPE, FEB. q.
nj Rev, u. A. Ransom, G. A.
Chapman.
EccLEs, MARCH 4.
d Rev. Franc. Mitchell, j. D.
Cunningham.
BETHANY, MARCH 4.
/ OF. Smith, j. L. Stacy, Rev
o. H. Phillips.
BETHEL, MARCH B.
Rev. O. H. Phillips, DR.. l
- Knott.
Mt. PLEASANT, MARCH 5.
Rev. U. A. Ransom, j. D
)3 Cunningham.
NEW HOPE, MARCH &.
Rev. Franc. Mitchell, j. L
26 Cropper.
HILLS SCHoOLHOUSE, MARCH -.
Rev. u. A. Ransom, G. A
W Chapman.
AsBURY, MARCH IL.
o. F. Smith, j. D. Cunningham
% Observation-Disclosures, MARCH
Rev, o. II. Phillips, e. A
., Chapman,
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-02-21
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NJ. uumis Ewing, b. L. SResd,
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uo,a.r,a xro. T.R hamilton,
Mrs. VIM. B. Hurt, jas. WinAisi'
T. B. Foglesong, PRANK "aro'
Geo. F. Cox, ffso Disrs'
W. A. Thomas. Marnn 0ufAe'
A colsman. J. M. Herndon,
Er.nr Harman. Mrs. Ida Armstrong,
y NJ Rrewer. Ed D. Kuhlsf,
w " Smith RI Tisdale, col.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-10
ESTATE
TRANSFERS

FURNISHED by the Chickasha Al
stract company, rooms rs johnson
building; phone S4S)
J B and May Sparks to B. B. Bare
foot. lots z, s, 9, 10, II and 12, block
H. Sparks first addition to Chickasha,
$500.
7. G. and Mrs. S. E. Puekett to
D. X. Allison, lot 10, block 265, Chick
asha and lots 5, and z, block ], Rock
Island addition to Chickasha, $500.
Annie Louise Phillips to Miss S. v.
Cook, 1856 acres in section 20, north
8 west, $1S75.
c. B. and Margaret Campbell to
Elizabeth Pahlka, 10 acres in section
q and so acres in section is. 10 north,
7 west. s2,625
Fred G. Beeler to Grover c. Thomas
20 acres in section 9, 5 north, z west,
81 900.
F. L. Harrah to A. V Thomas. lot 4.
block 4, Ninnekah, ST.
Simeon Shields to American Trust
company 10 acres in section 10. 9
north, Z west, $3.50
s C. and Cora E TAYLOR 10 savan-
nah C Thomas lot "A, block 2, Rock
island addition to chiokesha, $3.50.
O. G~and Ona Linn to John G Weav-
er. east so II. Of lot 9. block tai. Chick.
asha 81 200
w w and Blanche F. Franks TO
John F Brown, lots 10. block IA, Cot.
ionwood, s25.
Pat ToIan, Fl. C. and Agnes Mckay
TO j B Hornback, lots 9 and 10. block
p Chlckasha, S40O
G. e Gallamore and Minnie D. Gal
lamore to Finley r Fryrear, block SO,
futile. 1865,
Finley +. and Fannie Fryrear to
salle NJ. Howery, block So. Tuttie.
$3.50.
Noah N and Alice l. Terry to A. J.
English tol, 10, block Is, Thacier ad-
dition to Bradley. $50.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-10
DUNBAR QUARTET COMING

The Dunbar male quartet and bell
ringers will be at the Methodist
church on Thursday evening. March
1e They are one of the best and
most popular quartets in America to-
day Here is their official record for
lao4-95. they filled a hundred and
ninety-two engagements, giving nine
numbers on each program and an ave-
rage Of fourteen encores to each per
formance. making four thousand, four
hundred fourteen public bows.
This quartet is known from coast
to coast and have good references.
You cannot afford TO miss this treat.
Admission 25c and soc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-10
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Last night the meeting Was in some
respects the best yet held Rev Tur.
ner preached on the theme Confess
Ing Christ and brought ain inspira-
ton to all who heard him.
Tonight there will be another OF
Il ese strong, telling sermons. The
theme viii be Can a Man Live a
Christian Life Anywhere?s
There will be special music The
song service begins at exactly 7:45
You are invited.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-10
GRADY COUNTY.
TEACHERS
{ )MPLETE LIST OF THOSE WHO
TRAIN THE YOUNG IDEA TO
SHOOT

The following is a complete list Of
he teachers employed in Grady county
he list being furnished by R. II. Viii
son, county superintendent:
Miss Nellie Wolverton, Minco
Miss GeneYs Engle. Minco.
Miss Bessie Truett Minco.
Miss Mae Robins Minco
Miss Edna Jackson, Minco
Miss Minnie Scott, MincO
Mrs Lille R. Abbott, Minco
alr Buford Evans, Minco.
Mr. L. L. DickeIson, Minco
Mrs. Judd Wood, Tuttle.
Miss Byrd Burford, Tuttle
Miss Mae Thompson, Futile
Miss Winifred Anderson. 1uttle.
Mrs. B Crouch, Tuttle
Miss Jessie Newly, Tuttle
MIR. ]. NJ. Hall, Tuttle
Miss Maud Barton, Amber
Miss Fannie A. Highsmith, Amber.
Miss Ida J. Grant, Pocasset.
Airs Matte Miller Pocasset
Miss Sadie Roach, Alex
Mr.. James B. Doris, Minco.
Mrs. Eliza J. Goghlll, Killgore,
Mr. 0 P. Schoolfield, Bailey
Miss Alice scherick, Bradley
Miss Annie Marable, Bradley.
Mr.. w. Fl. Highsmith, Ninnekah
Miss Willie R. Helm, Ninnekah.
Mr. w. g. Finley, Naples
Miss Eta Turner, Rush Springs.
Mr. H. N. Mullican, Rush Springs.
Mr.. James A. Vinson, Rush Springs.
Miss Mamie Mccullough, Rush Spgs.
Mr.. Joseph Beasley, Rush Springs
Mr.. Bland Beauchamp, Rush Springs.
Mr.. J. E. Lindley, Rush Springs.
Miss Amelia Hubbard Rush Springs.
Miss Willie Pridgen, Rush Springs.
Miss Bliss McGee, NARROW
Miss Katye Roaten, Cement.
Miss Bessie Bartlett, Cement.
Mr. Harrie D. Wade, Cement
Mr.. Robert Childress Cement
Mr.. Il c. McVey, Verden
Mr. J. L. Daniel. Verden
Mr.. J. NJ Phillips, erden
Miss Blanche Busenvach, Verden.
Miss Beryl Kern, Verden
Mr. Alonzo Bishop, Chickasha,
Miss Elmira Howell, Chickasha
Miss Emma Smith, Chickasha
Mr.. Gaines James, Chickasha
Mr.. Seward Erstland, Chickasha.
Miss Ruby Irene Wineford, Chick
lsha.
Miss Rose Pilond Chickasha.
Miss Winifred Reynolds, Chickasha
Miss Laura sperry, Chickasha.
Miss Henrietta Pyle. okasha.
Miss Julia Wooster, Chickasha.
Mrs. E. G. Pyle, Chickasha.
Miss Hazel Remington, Chickasha.
Miss Myrtle Bruune, Chickasha.
Miss Kella Clark, Chickasha.
Miss Pearl Bishop, Chickasha.
Mr.. Edgar Cowsn, Chickasha.
Miss Ophelia Lambert, Chickasha.
Mrs. Mabel Lang, Chickasha
Miss Mabel Corbett, Chickasha.
Miss J. Hendricks, Chickasha.
Miss Adine Spruce Chickasha.
Miss Anna Jones, Chickasha
Mrs. Effie Bateman, Chickasha
Miss Emma Linn, Chickasha.
Miss Cora Hamilton. Chickasha.
Mrs. 0. L. williams, Chickasha.
Miss Grace Butler, Chickasha.
Miss Flora Aldridge, Chickasha.
Miss Victoria Wootten, Chiclsasha
Miss Lizzie Connell, Chickasha.
Mrs. Edgar Cowan, Chickasha.
Mrs Webb Hendrix, Chiekasha.
Miss Blanche Oliver, Chickasha
Miss Agnes Clayton, Chickasha,
Mrs r. A. Inge, Chickasha.
Miss Anne Westbrook, Chickasha.
Miss Amy Brown, Cbickasha.
Miss Mabel Hermes, Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-10

Mrs. J. G. oyerhulser arrived in
the city today from Mangum to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Ed Evans
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30

badly worn, that it is necessary that
new one be laid during the coming
year. This will probably cost about
$3.50.
We also urgently press the necessity
of acting at once upon DR.. Surenson's
recommendations for the single room
and for the padded room. all of which
can be provided if the second story
addition above mentioned be built.
Your Trustees therefore respect
fully ask that you make an appropria-
ton of $4,000 to be used for the pur-
pose indicated.
II is believed that it is a matter of
common knowledge, at least among
the Count! Board OF Supervisors, that
the dixie of the sewer pond at the
Asylum. was partly carried away by
the great freshet of 1907 We have to
report that work has been going on
in repairing the dixie, clearing the sedi-
ment accumulated in the bottom of
the pond. during the nearly twenty
years it has been in use, and spread
ms II UPON lHS UeluS. more imam I,UUu
loads have been distributed over the
farm and we hope and expect the work
to be completed before winter sets in,
although there are yet 500 to 500 loads
OF sediment to be removed from the
sewer pond
We have in this report, dwelt more
at length on the financial feature of
the institution than the merits of the
question primarily require. and trust
that hereafter that phase may be
omitted
The chief aims and objects to be
kept in view. are the comfort. content
ment and physical weIl-being of our
unfortunate wards
The kindly. thoughtful soIicitude
with which the skilled and highly
trained supervision and medical treat
ment are administered. assure these
ends, and are earnestly recommended
for your consideration.
c. NJ. Butt, President,
r. T. Bentson, Vice President.
Van S. Bennett, Secretary,
Board of Trustees.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-12-30
FINANCIAL EXHIBIT.

Superintendents Report.
To the Board of Trustees, Asylum for
Insane, Vernon County:
Gentlemen-I have the honor, here
with, to submit my financial report as
Superintendent, for the financial year
ended June 9Oth, 1908, together with
the report of Marshall, Surenson, M. D.,
Medical Officer, covering the same
period.
Frederick Wilkins,
Superintendent