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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-23

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Lee Shu-
bert. head OF the Shubert theatrical
interests, today sold his interest In
the Henry Miller Co., In which he Vas
co-partner with Henry Miller and
Margaret Anglin. Mr.. Shubert sold his
interest to Mr.. Miller.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-23

Do. common =. .........
Mich. State rele.. com. -.
Olds Motor Works ......,
Parke. Davis q Co. ......
Wolverine Port. Cement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-25
UNWOUNDED HERO OF z WARS
WANTS To Be LAST WAR VETERAN

FORT WORTH. Tex. July 2sy-
Col. Abe uarris OF Fort WORTH.
Tex. Just elected president for life
OF the Mexican War Veterans as
ISOLATION. passed through Two wafa
participating In probably 100 bat.
ties. without q wound.
With SCOTS army he fought from
Vera CratK "a the CITY ~ Mexico.
In the olvil war he was Ia the
daily fighta marking the campaign
before Atlanta At the age Of 50
he Expresses the hope that he may
live 20 be the last Mexican war
veteran.
"Thon." he eaya. u will hang up
my old coat aud have reunion
with a."
'rhla hero ~ two American wars
IL English by birth. Rorn near
Coventry Ia is2A. he came 20 Amer.
lea when 4 years old. He enlisted
w the United States army AZ Utica,
NJ H.. aud was Assigned 10 Go. y,
Eighth United States Infantry lie
was sent from there Go Governors
Island aud then Ia Vera craa.
Al the close 81 the Mexican war
the Eighth was ordered to the from.
tier OF Texas. establishing a line Of
outpoata from the Rcd river to the
RIO Grandc, Co y was ordered 10
Fort Worth
Col Harris served as sergeant
major az Fort Worth until the
troops were discharged In 1859.
When the civil war became lmml.
ncnt ho organized company az
Fort Worth sefFt Harris was elect.
"a colonel ~ the Tarfant county
militia and received hts commission
from the governor -Four days later
ha declined II. declaring that he
was goims 20 the war He bought
shotguB for SO and started for
iohnaons station. short distance
away There BE- enlisted IA John.
sons first regiment as a private
lie MAS aftcrwafd elected first
lieutenant and later made iieuten
ant colonel of the Fourteenth Toaaa
cavalry.
lie surrendered the regiment AZ
Meridian. Misa after Lees aurren.
der and went home with $50 loft out
~ tbs $50 that started
AZ present Harris lives with his
daughter. Mrs Jessie Mckinley. az
500 T. First w.. hnt a few blocks
from the old Fort WoEth
In the civil war be participated IN
battles "a Richmond Miss raid
into Kentucky a battle ~ Muffreer.
bofo and Chlekamaurua and al the
battles with Johnson from there 10
Atlanta
At present there are $50 Mexican
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-25
CROSSCUP CARES NOT
FOR VIEWS OF
ROOSEVELT

NEW YORK. July 2t.-Indke
Peter q Groascup, who read the de,
claIon reversing the t29. $40. 600 fine
against the STANDARD on Company
OF Indiana. was asked today what
he had 20 aay Ia connection with
President Hoogevelt'E statement
that weaker defendant would have
been punished He said
~ n good. nil'around lawyer. who
had studied the case had said that
the opinion would have been dr..
ferent IN the case Of weaker de.
PENDANT. I might have been dis.
turbed somewhat. but the comment
coming from the president does not
disturb me That is oil care 10
say AZ this time ! wish 10 add
nothing 10 the statement that ! ann
not provoked at the presidents
statement"
Groeneup said that the Intima.
toin that he was about 20 leave the
bench was news 20 him. that he
has no intention OF doing 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-25
ARRESTSFOLLOW
GIRLS STORY

John Hilman lied 10 City Altor.
ney De urulcr IN court yesterday
and a. result he may be- tried for
perjury and get penitenuary sen.
fcuce.
fillmAn vas arrested NJ she North
Star saloon in Ballard with three
other NEE and a woman All we're
charged with disorderly conduct
ON the stand Hillman said he had
never seen the Eiri before
The giFi was put on the stand
and on the threat Of prosecution.
" she He'd. she confessed that ilii
man was responsible for her ar.
rest and that he ANS living off her
earnings She also implicated knut
Peterson. proprietor OF the North
Star saloon. and a Mrs. G. r Neid
ermeir They we're arrested this
morning and charged with immor.
al conduct. HilmaB wiil probably
be charged with perjury
The rooms over the North Star
saloon have been a source Of scan
dai for some time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-25
SEEK DIVORCE BUT FIND
THAT THEY ARE NOT
MARRIED

MERIDEN. Conn. July as-
Plans for the wedding OF Wilson
Chappell. Of New Britain. and Miss
Ellen Steele. OF the same city. are
being made today. following close
upon the discovery that the young
people had been living together for
over year under the false impress
sion that they were married
Chappell learned that he and Miss
Steele were not legally married
when be went TO an attorney to
swear to a complaint for divorce.
When he learned that he was not
really married. a revulsion OF feel
ing resulted and he and Miss Steele
were reconciled.
The Young people got marriage
license In January. 1907. They
could not find a clergyman handy
and. as they supposed that the cere-
mony was a mere formality any
way. they took up life together. A
child was born to them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-25
BRYAN IN
CHICAGO
Al Once Goes Into Confer
ence With Democratic
Subcommittee.
nv JOHN 4. Nrvlns.

CHICAGO. July sb-'l am glad
60 see that Turkey has gone demo
cratic This Is the statement made
today by VIM J Bryan. when ask.
ed 90 talk politics That WIS all
he had 10 say,
Bryan arrived at Sos O'Clock
this morning, and went directly 90
the Auditorium Annex, where he
went into conference with the sub
committee. composed Of ten mem.
beers Of the national democratic
committee. for the purpose OF con
Eidering the selection OF cam.
paign manager.
The Commouer was cheered all
the way across Nebraska aud Iowa.
and at many stations be Was greet.
ed with bunflres The crowds con.
tlnually called for hryau 90 come
out. but he remained Ia the train.
u looks like convention times. IN
a small way. about the Annex 10.
day. and the air ~ full ~ politics
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-25
OUTBREAK IS
FEARED

WASHINGTON. july IS Hay.
tan affairs have reached such a
critical state that officials here to-
day declared that they would not
be surprised 20 hear OF a serious
outbreak az any time. Preparations
are heing made 10 act With decision
when the time comes.
Adviees received from the Ameri
can minister Henry " Furnlss. IN.
dictate that there Is decided unrest
and among foreign residents. espc-
ciaily. there is a feeling that dis.
orders may occur AZ any moment
Tho United States warship PA.
ducah Il IN Haytl 10 hook after the
United States IA this. and will also
temporarily relieve the French ship
Ghasse-Ioup i.ouhst from duty in
watching over the foreign inhab.
Itants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-25
Y. m. c. A. MEMBE
GOES WRONG

SACRAMENTO. Cal. July 25-
Officers today are hunting for Geo
Bancom, formerly a trusted member
OF the Y. NJ 6. A.. who ~ accused
OF grand larceny because he dis.
appeared Thursday after tile asso.
Citations safe had been robbed Of
tl25. Although BascOm was a
stranger here he appeared TO be an
exemplary young man and was
taken 40 by the Y NJ G. A. lie
was left In charge OF the office on
wednesday night by superintend.
ent Burwell. who had shown him
the combination 10 the safe. Thurs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-25
FIRE BOAT a WARD
IS POSTPONED

before making known their de
CisiOn.
Representatives attended the
meeting from the various CONNER
cial bodies. the labor unions, and
the local firms which had entered
bids on the segregated items. ask
inE that the work be awarded TO
Seattle people.
Il was urged that the aggregate
of these various bids was below
that OF the Portland firm by sew.
erai thousand dollars, The only
objection the board expressed TO
adopting this suggestion was the
danger 81 dividing the contract up
between SO many different persons
and the desire 60 have some one
party responsible for the compile
ton az the contract according 10
the pfAns and specifications.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-25
WILL GIVE WATER
CARNIVAL

Boat owners and summer homes
alung the beach viii give a water
carnival tomorrow evening at Hal
lard heA9h. The beach will be
illuminated and the boats decorat
ed A band ot 20 pieces has hsen
engaged and several quartets have
volunteered 90 make things merry
Every beat owner IA invited to take
part and IL solicited to decorate his
craft.
This II the forerunneF Of tbs big
carnival 10 be- held next year dur.
ing the exposition
The annual swedish picnic across
the Washington canal on Magnolia
bluff will add 20 the occasion With
bands and fireworks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-25
7. P. FAY OUT FOR
COMMISSIONER

The fiKht for county commits.
siensr IN the north district iitcnsd
np a BIZ to-day when r y. Fay. ITO
North s5d nv. and John r. Cor.
don. OF Hclleview. both filed their
candidates. for the nomination at
the primary election A T. Ruth.r
ford. the present incumbent. o A.
Tucker. Of sii East lard. and Geo
w. Aibiu. Of East Seattle. arc Al.
ready out for the position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-25
la s,snson Arrss,sd.

SALEM. Ore. duly 90 William
y Claggctie. well known and
wealthy Marion county farmer. has
had hts aiepAnn arrested for tres
pass because the stepann. Robert
Mcfarland. sat down and ate his
meals In clagEette's house nninyit
81 McFnrlaud'a trial has been sct
for late this afternoon Mrs Ciag
gette IL the mother 81 Robert Me
rarland aud II Claggette's third
wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-25
FALLS FROM
TRESTL.E

While walking along the ,roesle
on Firth av. n near Spokane av.
thls forenoon. Fred Schrath step.
ped on n defective plank and drop
ped a5 feet To the tide fats lie
was removed 20 the Seattle Cen
efal hospital. where nr Park "
Willis attended him Schraih Is
believed 20 be fatally injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-25
LEAVE ON SPECIALS

Two special passenger and two
special baggage cars. running on
passenger schedule. wlf transport
the Tenth United states Infantry
who arrived from Alaskan forts
yesterday afternoon on the trans
port Crook. "a Fort benjamin liar.
glsnn. Ind The trains wlll prob
abiY set away LATE this evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-25
PURSE IS RlFLEo.

Miss Edith Johnson lost 81 and a
ticket 10 Victoria in = lodging house
At 1913 Third av.. on Thursday
morning She left her purse IN a
room OF the establishment and
when she went 70 the room thu next
morning 20 get II. she found the
purse. but It's contents we're miss.
iuK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-25
BIo SUIT IS BROUGHT
AGAINST cot. GuFFEY

HILLsBORO. Ore. July z5.-Col
]. H. Gufiey. the Pennsylvania oil
king and politician who gained
much notoriety through bis fight
against Bryan al the late Denver
convention. il brought further into
the Iimelight by a suit brought
against him In connection with the
alleged fraud In Texas OIL fields
Zilpha Ann Smith. OF this city. is
the plaintiff. Besides Gnffey. she
has sued a large number Of oil
companies and a few spectators
and stockholders for an aggregate
amount something like 32.00O.00
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-25
HAzERs MUST GO

WASHINGTON. July IS --lt vas
announced AZ the war department
this afternoon that President Roose.
welt had approved the recommends.
ton for the dismissal ot she eight
West Peint cadets who we're &C.
cused Of hAxinK. They have been
discharged from the institution.
The accused men met Secretary Of
War General Wright on Friday AZ
ternoon and made plea for len.
iency. but II evidently had been de.
cided to enforce with great Sigidiiy
the law against baxing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-25
SEARCH WARRANT FOR
TWO SHIRT WAISTS

Katherine Finian. now living at
the American hotel. secured
search warrant from the proseeut
ing attorneys office this morning
to hunt for two shirt waists which
she claims are In the possession Of
Jane Doe Doyle. owner Of the St
Dennis hotel. 2f25A Western av
She describes one Of the shirt
waists as a lingerie affair. decorat
ed with pink embroidery and Irish
lace. and says IL ~ worth SIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-25
Commercial Bodies Protest
Against Work Being Done
Outside Seattle.

The board ot public works today
postponed the award Of the new
fire boat contract until next Thurs.
day morning az 10 o'clock.
The members OF the board could
not decide as 10 which was the
most advantageous bid u those
offered. and determined 20 take
more time In which TO deliberate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-25
SPECIAL SONG SERVICE.

An excellent program has been
arranged for the special sang serv.
Ice of the Georgetown Union Chris.
tlan church tomorrow evening AZ
the Fraternai hall. on Jefferson and
Rainier av
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-25
Gay United prsss)

CINCINNATI, Ohio. July 2s.--
Judge TAFT played the role Of
hero az the railroad station when
he arrived home this afternoon,
when he caught a tNso'yesrold baby
that was failing from the train
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-25

Annual picnlc tomorrow nj Pleas
ant Bekch. The Tacoma Nurdsn
i.0dge will also attend Music hf
the Norwegian band. Epod dancing
all kinds II athletic sports. Brine
your families and have a good time.
Boats leave pier :. foot % Yeales
way. every hour; round trip fare,
90 ceniK. ehildren. 3 20 IL. half fnre.
~ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-25
TRAMP MAKES slo HAUL.

LOS ANGELES. July 25.- Fear.
ing that burglars would enter their
home IN their absence. j y Bird
and bis wife carried with them on
drive 81 800 worth Of iewelry.
which was stolen an hour after
they arrived at home By a tramp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-25

BOSTON. Mass. July 2E--A
match for the checker champion.
ship OF the United States has been
arranged between Charles v Bar
ker Of Bosson and John y. DroBil.
lard OF Kansas city. Mo The
match viii BE- for 81 600 a aide and
viii take place Ia November.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-25
TAFT ISA HERO.

steps and would have been ground
TO death beneath the car II he had
not saved H. Ne then assisted the
thankful mother aboard the train
and smIlsd ss she stood calling cut
her thanks and waving her hands
At him az the train pulled cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-25

veterans left ~ Texas aud $50 In
the whole United States Their ay.
efaga age II SO years Col Harris
was given the llfe presidency al tho
annual reunion In Waco. Tex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-25

day Il was discovered ~.
youth was missing and ~. ~
10 gold had been saksn -, We
safe. RON u
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-09-03
NEW FRANKLIN.

New Franklin, Sept. 1.-Charles
Rum is visiting his parents here.
Mrs. Flo Haines, formerly of this
place, is reported very i'll at her home
in Marlboro, o.
Sherman Martin has returned from
Osnaburg.
While Dwight Hopes and family
were returning from the "Big Four
picnic, Saturday, one of his horses
had its hoof torn loose by having 1t
caught upon railroad track. The
animal is in serious condition.
John Bankard, of Cleveland, was
visiting at the home of Miss Anna
Roedel, Saturday and Sunday.
0. @. Bates will teach the Paris
school next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Unkefer were
Alliance callers last Saturday.
B. M. Stiers and wife, of Paris,
were New Franklin visitors, Sunday.
Lloyd Riley and ]. M. Martin at.
tended the Teachers Institute at Can
ton last week.
Rev. Cochel, formerly pastor of the
Lutheran church here, is paying re-
spects to old friends.
Guy Boyer, of Canton, is visiting
friends here.
Jason Teagarden was in Minerva,
Monday.
Rev. Finefrock, of Minerva, preach
ed in the Lutheran church, Sunday
night.
Miss Harriet Metz, while in Minerva
last Tuesday, took suddenly ill, and
was conveyed to the home of Mr..
HOLDEN.
Hosea Hawkins was in Minerva
Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fearn has returned
from Canton to her old home here.
The funeral of John Mangus will be
held at the Lutheran church, Thurs
day morning. Interment at Moultrie
chapel.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-09-03
!. P. ALLIANCE
Of the German Evangelical Church
Open Three Days Session Here
Thursday.

The seventeenth annuaI convention
of the Erie conference branch of
Young PEOPLES Alliance of tie Ger
man Evangelical church will open
Thursday and continue until Sunday,
at the German Evangelical church on
East Fourth street, Rev. Peter, pas
tor. A reception to the visiting dele
gates from Ohio and Pennsylvania
will be given ON the parsonage lawn
Thursday night.
The convention program follows:
Thursday; 700 p. m.-Opening SER
vice. A word of welcome, Mr.. George
F. Ebel, president Canton Young
Peoples alliance. Address, "The
Young Peoples Alliance and the Sun
day School," Rev. f. O. Berger, field
secretary, general alliance. Appoint
ment of committees. Reception.
Friday; $50 a. m.-DeYotiOnal SER
vices, Mr.. Elmer Gehike, vice presi
dent. 9:O0-President' address. Re-
ports of corresponding secretary, mis-
sionary secretary, junior superintend-
ent and district superintendents. Mis-
cellaneous business. 1870 p. m.-De-
votional services, Mr.. Ed. G. Helm
miller, corresponding secretary. las
Mission Study class, Mr. A. e. Blcht
missionary secretary. 2.45-Junior
Workers conference, Miss Anna Kla-
holz, Junior superintendent. $50
Sunday school and Young Peoples
alliance Round table, Rev. F. c. Ber-
ger. 7:O0-Devotional services, Mr..
INTi11to,,, CT mt cttna,it1
tendent. 7:30-Address, Miss Cora E.
Haller, Erie, Pa, appointed mission
ary to Japan. S:00-Address Rev. L..
H. Seager, missionary secretary, gen.
eral alliance.
Saturday: $50 o. m.-Devotional
services, Mr.. P. M, Dethlefsen, district
superintendent. 9:0O-Business meet
ing. Reports of committees Miscel-
laneOus business. Election of officers.
1870 p. m.-Park meeting in charge of
Rev. G. Heinmiller, d. D., pres. gen
eral alliance. 1:45-Mission study
class work, Rev L. H. Seager. 2: 15-
How do You Read Your Bible?" Rev.
F. G. Berger. 7:OO-Devotional SER
vices, Mr.. Harry Heinmiller, district
superintendent 7:30-General ad-
dress, Der Kirche schwierigstes Pro-
blem-?" Rev. G. Heinmiller D. D.
Sunday: $3.50 a. m.-Sunday school,
Mr.. F. G. Baehrens, superintendent.
10:0O-Convention sermon (German).
Rev. G. Heinmiller, D. D. 1880 p. m.
Missionary mass meeting in United
Evangelical church. Messages from
our missionaries. Japan-Rev. ]. P.
Hauch, Tokyo, Japan. China-Rev. A.
H. Butzbach, Shenchow-fu, China.
Clearfeld Co., Pa.-Rev. L. T. Streh-
Ter, Rosebud, Pa. Presentation Of
Senior and Junior missionary ban
ners. Missionary address-Rev. G.
Heinmiller, D. D., president Board of
Missions. 7:OO-Song service. 7:30-
Address, "The Power of Personal
Contact" Rev. F. c. Berger. Closing
exercises.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-09-03
SPARTA.

Sparta, Sept. miss Cora Cock
ley, OF Canton, visited over Sunday
at the home of Miss Cora Kinney.
John Miller is nursing sore hand
having accidentally cut it with an axe
and blood poisoning set in
The fourth quarterly conference Of
the M. E. church will be held at this
place next Saturday at o'clock p. M
Communion services Sunday after
noon.
John G. Gerwig was in Canton Sun
day afternoon.
James A. Sinclair, of New Berlin,
spent Saturday and Sunday with ac-
quaintances here.
Miss Violet Bowers, of Canton, Wis
tied Saturday night and Sunday at
the homes of d. w. Meiser and A. U.
Kinney
Tho Sparta band, assisted by the
North Industry band, gave an ice
cream festival on the lawn, Saturday
evening, which was well patronized,
the receipts being above the fifty dol
lar mark.
Miss Blanche Mckinney, Mervin
Mckinney and wife and Miss Nettie
Young, all Of Canton, were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rice over
Sunday.
The Board of Education is having
new seats put in the school house
this week.
Levi Gockley, Of Canton, was in
town, Monday.
Miss Rose Smith attended the
Farmers picnic, near Louisville, Sat
urday.
A. B. Klay, -f Lima, was the guest
of George Walker several days last
week.
Miss Dana Neeley is spending a
few days in town with her step
mother, Mrs. Rev. Neeley.
The furnace was installed In the
basement of the church last week.
The light plant is being put in this
week The plastering in the basement
is under way, and with nothing to pre-
vent all will be completed ready for
the dedication services next Sunday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-09-03

accompanied them to Cosbocton In
the evening.
Mrs. John Carroll was called to
Lorain by the illness of her husband.
Mrs John Hitchcock and children
returned to PIttsburg, after weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
%. w. Bowers.
Miss Louise Falk, of Canton, spent
Saturday with her parents here.
Ms. John Warwick attended the
Chautauqua at Crystal Springs, Satur
day.
Misses Grace and Hazel Keplinger
returned Monday to their home In
Toledo, after a weeks visit with
their uncle, William Keplinger.
Gonpart Warwick spent several
days last week in Cleveland with
Charles Daul.
John Burkhalter had his leg broken,
Saturday, while loading a furnace.
The leg was fractured just above the
ankle, and is considered serious, ow-
ing to Mr.. Burkhalter's advanced age.
DR.. George Campbell is spending a
ten day vacation with his relatives in
Canada.
The Lynn family reunion was held
at the home of William Stahl, Satur-
day. Several hundred were present
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-09-03
oTTERBEIN.

Sept. 1.-Reuben Yut-
zey and wife, of Michigan, who had
been spending several days with his
mother and sister, returned home,
Monday.
Peter and Emanuel Seeman, accom-
panied by their wives, visited with
their brother for about a week in
Southern Indiana. They returned
home yesterday.
Willis Shaffer and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday at Alliance.
c. e. Brown and wife, of Oakdale,
spent Sunday with w. e. Grove and
wife.
Next Sunday Rev. A. e. Fair will
preach the closing sermon of the con-
ference year at the Grove church
The members desire his return
G. G. Lichtenwalter was appointed
as delegate from this place to attend
the annual conference which will be
held at Barberton, September 8.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Yutzey died Saturday
morning. The funeral services were
conducted Sunday afternoon at the
home by Rev. Howard Helman, of
Canton. Burial at the Eden ceme-
terry
c. E. Smith made business trip to
Sandyville, Thursday.
John Krichbaum and s. S. Fohl are
saving timber for new barn for
Mrs. Leah Cogan.