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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-20
EVANS STILL CRIPPLED
BY RHEUMATIC ATTACK.

Rio Janeiro, Jan 19.-AdmiraI
Evans is still suffering from rhcuma-
tism in his right foot but declares
that otherwise his health is perfect.
lie expressed regret today that his
trouble has prevented his taking part
in the receptions rendered the officers
of the fleet, He hopes to be able to
leave his cabin tomorrow but will
probably be unable to go ashore dur
ing his stay in port
Foreign Minister Rio Branco will
give banquet tomorrow to the Of
ficers of the fleet at the Monroe pa
Wilton The torpedo boat destroyers
Lawrence and Stewart have made
slight repairs necessary in their ma
chinery and the Hopkins has gone In
to dry dock for the purpose of put
ting new propeller in place, and to-
morrow will be coaled in preparation
for the departure on Tuesday Rear
Admiral Thomas and his staff will pay
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-20
BRYAN MAY MIX IN
SENATE FIGHT
Offers to Go to Kentucky and
Help Democrats Defeat For
noer Governor Bradley,

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire
Frankfort, Kya Jan. 19.--William j.
Bryan has volunteered to come to
Kentucky and help the democrats win
the United States senatorship. Ex-
Gov. Beckham received a letter from
Mr.. Bryan saying he would be here
on Tuesday. He presumed Mr.. Bryan
will be asked by the legislature to
make a speech before he returns to
Cincinnati Tuesday night. While moth
ing new has developed in the senator
ial race since the adjournment on Fri
day everybody Is talking of a proposed
combination between republicans and
-Beckham democrats for the pur-
pose of clectug state Senator Camp
bell over Beckham and Bradley
Il is urged that the republicans be-
ing extremely anxious have the
state re-districted and to have control
Of the prison commission and state
asylum board, are willing to let the
anti Beckham democrats name the
senator if they will help the republi-
cans pass the redistricting bill and
the patronage bills. 1t is claimed that
all the anti Beckham men will agree
to vote for Campbell IL the deal is
made.
Another ballot for senator will bel
taken tomorrow and it is expected
that by Wednesday the question will
be determined as to whether or not
the deadlock will continue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-20
CONDITION
IMPROVES

Lny MORNING .InmrnnI sneclnI Len.cd MIrel

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Nircl
Rome, Jan. l9.-Thc prediction Of
the physicians who are attending the
pope, that should the disease from
which the pope is suffering follow a
regular course, he would be much i'm
proved today has been verified, AL
though the pain and swelling have not
yet quite disappeared, the pope may
now be considered almost we'll Doc
tors Petainer ana Marchia Fava went
together today 10 visit the hOh faith
er, and they ", 'dcd to the insistence
Of the pontiif, somewhat against their
opinion. allowing him to receive Car
dinal Ferrai and Prince and Princess
Lancelotti and their daughter, To the
latter he gave his blessing before her
marriage, which will take place next
Tuesday, saying:
81 wish my age and position ala
not prevent me from assisting at your
wedding | would bless you then as
/ do now"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-20
Brazilian Authorities Unearth
Conspiracy to Destroy Ad-
miraI Evans BattIeships in
Harbor at Rio Janeiro.
WARNING FROM EUROPE
PUTS POLICE ON TRACK
Suspects Take Refuge in In
terror Towns Where DeteC-
tives Have Been Sent to
Apprehend Them.

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i"I "''I'ps %arsoir' Tan .-'Tbe RraziI-
-,
IAN poiiee nave w '''
chisuc plot here having It's OBJECT Ihe
destruction of part of the American
hattleehin fleet NOW living in the harbor
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Is oelieFeo " ha go ,s,,1
anu 'ne pu''te w ~ -
oeeH sen. W tna' pi"Oe - - ~ -
OF apprehenuiiis nm .,ai,l4al, ~ IA,
teetiNes' WHo was wen ,'>' .'''.,i' IL
feuher, naviiie sei seu VI ''t H., - 40
loice a. cts,,
turned rom .iia' pi".e 80 80
laVlhs hiaue III -. - -
hau lohs Ioiiio, ~. '''''
VI pol'ee at No 'aieV ~. Life
III an oiHeiai Ho''0' "I'iN'' 80,
VI Poiloe 7e"' ~ '''o w. vs. ,
Ihe Assoeia'eu e,oa nv 7a' ,i,..,,
oo'ne 'iilie
the AiIell loai liee' az '''o 80
bIdli llah soNei lii,eui sNu IN
washington anu a. 10 " 'si,o'' - 10
lhe ahdIchlsls oI YIN -''s "''i''. q
INTENDED 10 uaHlase "'oE "i sT' O.. 20
the shl9s Oh the American ilee" t"e
names ana addresses OF lIle C"i'spll" d.
TORS were Ihuicdteu pS lli"i "i't'o',
Whlch the ponce mere Hau lHce''eu
previously from france ana GERMANY
me police OF TINS district are work.
ing with police OF san fdulo anu
Mlnas NoVas ana am sure every
precaptlon VIII be exercised ana the
most vigilance observed poth on lahd
ana sea to prevent any INJURY belng
done
After having made this Off ial
statement, the chief said that he did
not teel nc should go into any ar
ther details with regard the cons plr-
acy, but he authorized the statement
that the plot was organized by Fed
her and he added that the people off
the United States could rest easy as
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-20
Predicted That Judge DOwIing
Will Turn Down Jerome's
Suggestion For Secret SeS-
sion During EveIyn'S Story
REQUEST UNPRECEDENTED
IN ANNALS OF NEW YORK
Those Drawn Together by
Morbid Curiosity May Be
Excluded to Mitigate the
Young Wife'S Ordeal,

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Nire.l
New York, Jan t9.-When the
Thaw trial is resumed tomorrow JUS
tice Bowling with be called upon to
determine whether the testimony Of
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw shall be taken be-
hind closed doors, 1t is freely pre-
dlcted that he will refuse to exclude
both public and newspaper represen-
tatyes and that a compromise may
be reached by the exclusion of those
who come for idle curiousty, BY
leaving the newspapermen in the
court room, the constitutional pro-
vision as to a public trial would be
met and the young woman on the
stand would have to face only hand
full of people as compared with the
vast crowd which thronged the court
last Friday afternoon. As to keeping
the story out of print, Justice DOwl-
ing told District Attorney Jerome,
when he sprang his surprising sug-
gestion that if any newspaper cared
to repeat the details Of the recital it
Auhtd w ~ 0lllPiN ~ h'ANANA'NN ~
its files of year ago.
Justice Bowling stated on Friday
that he would hear further sugges-
tion from counsel tomorrow morning.
provided. of course, there should be
a general consent to the closing Of the
doors-a thing never before done in
this jurisdiction in a murder trial.
Martin w. Litteton, Thaws chief
who partly concurerd in theI
district attorneys motion when it first
was made, has decided to withdraw
the concurrence and leave the matter
in the discretion of the court,
Under these circumstances, 1t is de-
clared, Justice Bowling will not at
tempt to keep the proceedings secret,
but he may cooperate with the at
torneys in an endeavor to keep the
general public out of the court room
during the young woman's eXamina-
-ion on the witness stand.
The non-ConCurrence of the defense |
In the plan for a closed hearing is said |
to be due to the attitude Of Thaw /,
himself, who believes that he sees in |
District Attorney Jeromes move a !
motive other than the protection OF /
public morals on which he based it |
IN his address to Justice Bowling |
rhaw believes that behind closed |
loors the prosecutor would go even
'urther in his cross examination of |
MS wife than he did at the first trial /
when with pitiless persistence he drew
rom her many Of the details Of the /
story which We're admitted in the di-
'ect evidence--eVidencc which did not /
each the public through any newspa-
Der Mr.. Jerome based his cross eX-
last year on the ground of /
esting the credibility of the witness,
md under the rulings Of Justice Fitz
gerald last year threw the doors wide
,pen. Justice Bowling is Inclined,
lowever, to cut down both direct and !
ross examinations to the direct and
facts and 1t is generally be-
ieved that neither Mr. Littleton nor
Mr.. Jerome will put the defendants
wife through the same severe ordeal
IS last year
The trial Will be pushed with all
possible haste to an early completion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-20
STEAMER WRECKED ON
CHINA COAST; FIVE DIE

Annoy. China, Jan. l9.--The lndo-
China steamer Yik Sang has been
wrecked near the Three Brothers
rocks. The chief engineer and four
Of the crew were drowned. The cap
tain and others Of the crew reached
the shore and were wen treated by
the natives The chief officers and
the remainder Of the crew reached
shore, but had their belongings stolen,
and the whole party was detained un-
I'll the Chinese officials were commu-
with, Finally they were given
escort to Swatoa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-20
COMMITTEE ASSURES
BRYAN OF ITS SUPPORT
Former Foe, Roger sullivan. Clasps
Hands with Nebraska Leader.

Lincoln, Neb. Jan. 19.-Wm. J
Bryan met the sub committee of the
democratic national committee at the
Rock Island station in this city this
afternoon. Those in the party were
Thomas Taggart Of indianapolis.
chairman; Herman G. Mack, of Buff
falo. Trey Woodson, Of Kentucky;
Roger Sullivan, Of Illinois, and James
G. Dahlman Of Omaha,
The committeeman had requested
Mr. Bryan to meet them. Roger Sui
livdn said to Mr.. Bryan, as he grasped
his hand
you need have no fear from Us:
we are all for you
The committeeman are on the way
to Denver to arrange for the national
convention.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-20
FOUR HUNDRED THROWN
OUT OF WORK BY FIRE
Glass Factory al ConcyYilIe. Kan, De-
stroycd: Loss 100000.

ConeyVille KAN Jan l9-Firc to-
day destroyed the Sunnower Glass
company's plant causing loss of
800. 900 The property was only par
tally insured -Four hundred men are
out Of employment by the FIRE The
plant has been closed down for sew
eral months. f b. Burke. Of Indiana.
one Of the principal owners. has been
here for some time preparing to open
the plant next Monday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-20
MINERS TAKEN
FROM LIVING
7 D N B
Men Emerge From Darkness
Weak but in Reasonably
Good Physical Condition
After Terrible Experience
Below Ground,


luy Morning Journnl spccnl Leased Wlre.l
E}. New Jan l9-~Atter having
hueu cutombcd torty-siN days III me
Alpha shoft of the GuouN mine a.
-. Bally, + j, Brown ana FRED NC
Donald have been rescued.
At $3.50 last night Bally was ptousht
out Fourteen minutes later Mepoh-
aid came to the surface, whtle zen
minutes altcrWmd Brown was brought
uu. Whistles all over the dlslflct
blew loudly, while crowds eheereu IN
the streets of ely ana every bel III
the town was ringing
"Ah." This was the FIRST eNeiama-
lton of Baily when he reached the
outer air. without another Wofu ne
totercd forward into the arms OF ms
comrades who stood ready to assist
him and Nas led TO the ehahRe room
of the Alpha SHAFT Where' ~ lew
minutes he fecuperateu
Us that you Arthur guerled fred
Mcdonald as his brother stepped lot-
ward and embraced MN alter nearly
seven long weeks of separation bN
George It certainly seems Good 20 De
out of that he'll hole he said as ne
was led away
say somebody give me enc" oi
tobacco quick SAID BroWh III on
the bum all right with happS
laugh he was led on ny eoihF3'f
to the change room
These expressions were typleal OF
the tempefaments ol the feleased men
All We're supremely happS' anu r.
lieyed. News that an carry rescue
would be afforded by the men reaoh-
ed Ely shortly after - O'Clock yes
terday morning by telephone ABOUT
y o'clock lasl hlsht the iac' tla' an
cntry 10 the surface was telephoheu
" the men anNlously Wa't'hR On 'op'
The entombed men had oe'n "olN'.ee
several hours IN digging their way :"
freedom from ihe one thousahu ioo'
loNel The fesrnefS at the SAINT 'iI''o
We're doing all IN thelr power 10 re-
move The earth thot bloeked tne
mouth of the tunnel
To the anxious eroWd awaiting
around the smut NOUN the peil SIs
nailed zone, tW' lhree holst away
and upon realization OF thls ia't
loud chref burst lofth from thc
throng, suddenly ne bucket arose
To the surface IN II was one oi tne
rrseulng party supporting bally' iils
hrst coherent question as ne was pe-
ing halI led, hall carried 70 the shalt
house was about his WlIe, Mrs, ballS
was not present one Of her children
being IN and she preferred e meet
her husband at their home Where no
thronE of curious people would be
r.tt ttil
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-20
STRENGTHENING HAWAII
NATIONAL GUARD FORCE

san Francisco Cal Jan 1g.- Mail
adviee8 from honolulu received today
say that under Instructions from the
war department the national guard OF
Hawaii is to be recruited up to fun
rcgim5ulal strength At present
though the national guard is regimen
nal IN lts organization there are only
siS companies. Four new companies
at least win be organized in Hono-
lula
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-20
AUSTRALIA SUFFERS
FROM HOT WEATHER
Succunib to Heat in Mel
bourne: ThcaterS Forced to Close.

Melbourne, Australia Jan. 19-
There Is much suffering because Of
the unusual heat wave throughout
Victoria The people are obliged to
sleep out Of doors and there have been
many cases Of sunstroke. Thirty-two
deaths have been reported from this
cause during the past few days. The
theaters are beginning to shut down.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-20

a visit tomorrow to the mayor Of Rio.
Janeiro to express, on behalf Of Adj
miral Evans and the other officers of
the fleet their appreciation of the re-
ception given them by the city of Rio
Janeiro.
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Advertisement for Bids.

Notice is hereby given that until the 2sth.
day OF August 1908, at II o'clock noon, seal
ed proposals Will be received, at the office
Of the CLERK Of the Board OF Education. Lo-
gan Village School district, Logan, Hook
Ing County, State of Ohio, for the construc-
ton and erection of Fire Escapes at both
the old and new school buildings, and ac-
cording to the plans and specifications, on
file in the CLERKS office, and In compliance
WltG state law, and to the satisfaction of
the Board and the State Inspector, to be
eight one-story tire escapes and two second
story fire escapes
Face bid shall contain the name OF every
person Interested In the same, and shall
be accompanied by sufficient guarantee
OF some disinterested person, that II the bid
Is accepted contract viii be entered into,
and the performance of II properly secured
When both labor and materials are em-
oraced in the work bid for, each must be
separately stated In the bid, with the price
thereof. None but the lowest Responsible
bid Will be accepted, and the Board reserves
the right to reject all bids, or accept any
bid for both labor and material which Is
the lowest in the aggregate. BY order of
the Board OF Education.
JOHN X. REMPEL,
Clerk Of the Board OF Education
July 3O 1908, iwks.
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Here And There.

Quite number from our valley
attended camp meeting at the
Mineral Springs ground last Sun
day, and all report nice time.
Rufus Turner and family, of
Lancaster, are visiting friends in
this vicinity.
Misses Laura Swackhammer and
Mary Parcels, of Circleville, have
been visiting friends in Hooking
county the past week.
Mrs, Katie Woodland and chill.
dren, of Laureiville, are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Inboden, of Blue Creek.
Rev. Boyd was the guest of VIM.
lannon's last Friday night.
Jesse Tignor and family were
the over Sunday visitors of Abra-
ham Devolt.
Frank Woodward, of Tarlton,
is spending week with friends
on Salt Creek.
Newton Vaughan aud family,
of Adelphi, were seen in our val
ley last Jaturday.
Mrs. Henry Stoody and Miss
Mae Hickman are visiting their
brother, Thomas Hickman, of
Salt Creek, at present.
Henry Kennedy, who has
been engaged in work near Ian.
caster for few days, has re-
turned home
The venerable mother of Henry
Virgins and Mrs. Daniel Karsh-
ner, is very ill at this writing.
COUNTY KID.
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Notice Of Hearing on Peti=
tiOn to Remove, etc.

Probate Court, Hooking County. Ohio.
In the matter of the Guardianship OF Jsa-
bella NJ. EdmstOn, an imbecile, r. j.
Edmiston Guardian Petition TO remove.
Notice of hearing
To Ralph j Edmiston, Guardian of Isa-
bella NJ. Edmiston, an tmbecile, YOU are
hereby notihed that on the 18TH day Of
June, 1898, Mary II Snider, mother Uf said
ward, filed in said Court her petition to
remove you as such Guardian, and same
Will he for hearing before said Court, being
continuedl ON August 81, 1868 at 10 O'Clock
u III. The grounds alleged for removal are
for the reason that the said Ralph j. Edmi-
sion has removed from this County to Perry
County, Ohio; that he has neglected his
duties in this-that the said Guardtan has
failed To properly look after the person of
his said ward aud To furnish her with IA
suitable "A AT proper home In accordance
with her means ana property; that he Is not
suitable person to stiii continue as Guar
dian for the reason that he l. travelling from
place In place and spending the greater
part of hi time away from the Immediate
supervision of hi said ward aud property
said Guardian u also hereby notified to file
an account nj his S lid Guardianship forth
with in compiiance with an order of the
Court this day made
In witness whereof | have hereunto set
my hand ana caused the seal of said Court
u be affixed, at Logan, Ohio, this nth. day
OF 1uly, 1905. II. T. MAJ RTIN,
Iuly 30, i-wks, Probate Judge.
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Comic Ridge

Jesse Tigner, wife and family
of near Laurelville, were visiting
her father, Abe Devault, Satur.
day and Sunday.
John Garrett and wife, of King.
ston, were the guests of his broth.
or, James Garrett, and family last
Saturday and Sunday.
Preaching at Mt. Carmel next
Sunday at 2 p. m.
Mabel Devault made a call on
Mrs. Rosa Devault, Saturday.
Lille Hoy made business trip
to Haynes one day last week.
Marie Courtright, of Vigo, and
Pruda Courtright, of Pretty Run,
were visiting with Callie Swack-
hammer last Thursday.
Mrs. Sallie Devault and daugh.
ter, Hazel, were at Abe Devault's
last Friday.
Dess,e Garrett and Lille Hoy
made pleasant call on Rosa De-
vault last Wednesday evening.
A large crowd from this place
attended meeting at st. Paul,
Sunday night.
Had happy time at Mt. Car
mel, Sunday, every body seemed to
enjoy the meeting.
Nellie Tigner, of Laurelville,
was visiting with Mrs. Maize
Miller last Saturday night.
Mrs. Vina Tigner, Mrs. Hester
Garrett, Lille Hoy and Bessie
Garrett made a pleasant call on
Mrs. Callie V. Swackhammer last
Saturday evening.
Burton Miller, of near Lancas-
ter, Is visiting with his brother,
John Miller, and wife.
The little daughter of Jacob
Lindsey and wife is on the sick
list. AUNT GUAM.
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Cider Valley
The farmers are busy m al

The farmers are busy making
hay between showers.
David Wolfe moved his saw mil
on the Isaac johnson farm last
week. G. w. .Alkire and James
Lindsey are boarding the mill
hunds.
The funeral of Mrs. s f Let
of Springfield, Ohio, was held al
New Plymouth, Saturday, July
25th. Interment at Starr
charles and Arthur Hankisor
are cutting timber for David
Wolfe.
Walter Lane and wife were Lo.
gan shoppers, Faiday.
Frank Riggs of Logan, passed
through our valley with load OF
hay last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Smith OF
Logan, spent Sunday with Frank
Souders and wife.
Mrs. w. IL. Welch returned to
her home IN Logan, Saturday, af-
ter weeks visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w, r. Thrush.
Frank Harden of near Rock
bridge, took dinner with Frank
Souders, Saturday.
Daniel Metz and family attend.
ed the ice cream social at Morris
Chapel, Saturday night.
l. w. Mowery and wife called
on C. W. Alkire and wife, Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs, James Lindsey visited her
daughter, Mrs. Clayton Safer, OF
Logan, Saturday.
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Sans Creek

Well, Mr.. Editor, we will try
to note few items for the DEMO
CRAT-SENTINEL from this end OF
the country.
John Lively, wife and children
visited F. A. Davis and family
on Sunday last.
Quite number from this little
valley attended the colored camp
meeting at Adelphi. Among the
number we note John Truck and
two sons, Ralph and Ansel, Mrs.
Tisdale and daughters, Maud Van
fossan, Viola Arledge, Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston and Mr.. and Mrs.
Scare. All report a grand time
and good attendance.
Charles Polling is reported to be
champion berry picker of this
town.
Mrs. Jane Thompson, of Pole
Ridge, is very sick lady and not
expected to live, as she is in her
eightieth year.
Mrs. Jamie Davis, of String
town, was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Austin Brokaw, last Friday
Quite number of friends and
neighbors gathered at the home
of Charles Danner to remind him
1t was the anniversary of his birth
ON Sunday. To say he was sur
prised, oh, my Charles would
have beat retreat but friends
would not hear to that, A bountl-
full dinner was served to about
forty guests. There was race
between Billy Orr and A. @. Black
but / guess Mr.. Black come ont
ahead, as lie ate more than any
one there. All departed after a
day spent with pleasure, wishing
Mr.. Danner many returns Of the
day.
Mrs. Lulu Black and children
visited j. c.. Butter and family,
of Haynes, last Thursday.
Elias Mahoney and Preston
Robson made hay on the farm of
Samuel Rizer last week.
Elmer Crawford returned home
on last Friday, after an absence
of four weeks spent in Fairfield
county.
Edward Vanfossan is called the
blackberry king, as he can pick
more berries than can be hauled
at one load. Do You KNOW Me;
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West Hooking

Leota and Esther McClelland
are visitors at Columbus al
present.
Mrs. Jackson and little grand
daughter, of Chauncy, Athens
county, after weeks pleasant
visit with the formers daughter,
Mrs. A, M Musgrave and family
returned home Monday.
Attorney j. w. Defenbaugh, of
Lancaster, visited his family at
the home of Clark Ballor's, Sun
day.
The stork made another welcome
visit in this vicinity Saturday and
left fine eight pound son at the
home of Mr.. r. H. Barnett and
wife. Mr.. Barnett is all smiles
and expressed his joy by making
a bonfire out of his hat.
Mrs. G. H. McClelland is suffer
ing very much from carbuncles
in a serious form. Mrs. McClell.
and surely deserves the sympathy
of the people, as she has been
afflicted with them several months,
also the other members of her fam
lily.
Creighton Winland and wife are
visiting relatives in Indiana, and
also looking up location for a
future home.
G. W. Julien and wife enter
tanned relatives from near Chilli
cothe, Saturday and Sunday,
Quite a number from this vicin-
;ty attended Colored Camp Meet
ing at the Mineral Spring ground
last Sunday.
G. Il. Sherwood spent last week
near Columbus.
Mrs. Bashie herwood and son
Everett Visited Sunday with Mrs.
Wm. Winland, who is In poor
health,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chambers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos McClelIand,
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Whitsel,
Mrs. Mary A. McClelland, Mr..
G.. H. McClelland, Mrs. j: w.
Deffsnbaugh, Mrs. Clark Bailer,
Mrs. Frances Mammalian, Mrs,
Allen Fogler, Mrs. Bashie Sber-
wood and Mrs. John Musgravs
were visitors at Arch Fox's.