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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14

lpll Jul 1NIl ip9II u pplS QIUIlS
9igteres granddaughter, bill BERT
gennem paa mango Woa0er baDt
moOtaget Ell oanOelig %forGOlenOt
Guopirfning, 5. b. /. &ultltren bar
hragt bnm &ipspGrOier.
W}en bpao Ser gplOer ON Sill
turen gGlOer ligele0es ON &riIten=
oommen; ogiau ben bar til iii
Wtual at itabe &ipspGr0ier. Sa0
0s /. CTS. tGnte paN, bUaO Eau-
LIS ifriper I @al. 8: nAunoens
5rugt er &prligbeO, @lG0e, 6reO
2angmo0igbeO, N}ilObeO, @OObaO,
SrofoltbeO, So9tmo0igbeO, @fbol=
0en9eo." Yu1tln5 bar 10 o%abenbort
Ell Mar1O, Der foritoD Jig paa Sips=
nGroier; Der er nUppe 1ogen Snr=
fatter / @eroen, Der opergnnr BAN
Il lebenoe, ipru0lenOe &raft, pg bel
at mprte, BET ct alti0 al ben Ggte,
linnoOru 9lrt.
% enbper al os bar pitt Ell
nmiOOelbar 0orremlnelle al a;
Get, ban Der nGDller, er Dirfelig
Opbe, Ggte &iospGrOier, iao at BET
Wfenneife, Der beliO0er oisie Sober
- &Grligbeo, GlGOe, 6reO -,
eier noget, Der / SanObeO gSr 81
ret pGrOifulot.
Seq pilOe nit / Dag fin tale
ON ell enfelt al Be ber n9prlte
StDsDGr0ter, ne1nlig @leOen. 8au=
De &riiten0ommen og <ltltren bar
til 0ornnaal at lta6e @lpoe. San
lte pitt OeO b. at Sorgel1 ipiQer
Ell fife ringe Houe / ben fri1tne
HeligiOn; men ben er alOrig lat
lom @faal. Seius Tiger / 8jerg-
prGOtfenen: rSalige ere Sc, JON
Jorge; men ban tilfpjer life: ytbi
Sorgen er 2tpets Maal og DE
ming; tpGrtimoo, ban tilfgier:
0tbi be futile buipales", Sc ifol
trgltes, 8. b. /. Oeres Sorg ifol
bliue til @lGOe. S Sob. Is beO-
Der oct; IS bape pei mi 9eorp=
pelie; men jeg pil lie eOer igen, %
eoers &eoropeIie ifol blipe til
@Igoe, og ingen ifal toge eoers
0lG0e ira eOer". Sg after iomme=
lieOs: u9eOer, % S futile fad, at
eoerS @lpOe man bIipe f1l0fonl-
mem. - Eager III poo Sen on0en
SIDE N al De melt befenote mo
nerne 8Gnfere iom 6ritqttfaren
Stltart Miq, ioa bar ban 10 u0tolt,
at Gforalen5 6ormoal er Sen IterIt
mllige 2pffe for set itgr7t mu(ige
Qftal Nienneifer. lt%n0trDffet CT
6anIte pitt noget fattigt % it0=
bol0sl9It / Somnenlignitg me0
&errens % Q(poftlene5 Eole; men
mani fan Bog fife toge fell af DE
ningen: 09ion ira fritpnferif SIDE
er mon enig ON, at BET egentlige
Wtaal fOr Menneifene5 fultureQe
StrG6en maa pprc set at trent
6ringe @lG0e. 9fonr man It'll icr
paa Dor 8i0 lto fra bette Spns=
punft, lful0e man oe0 f6rIte Die
folt tro, at pt maatte ltaa meQet
bit. st Serfenoe De0 Dor Els
CT jo 8Dernes Dpmineran0e 2Sr0=
fpOelie oQe Gegne, % / 8yerne felt
oetegnes otter 2iDet inrlig peO to
SopeOtrGf; Yaa Sen enc SIDE Ben
l~lltnnoielige GrbejoStraDl6eO, oa
paa ben nn0en SIDE Sen Deloiqe
MGngOe al Observation-Disclosures /
alIe mllige 6ormer. Mam fun0e
10 MI mntage, at bette bar ct 8egn
poa, at Si0en buD0e ct DaaQent
Eie for @leoens 8etDoning jpn
2iospGrOi. Men oenne slutnina
ct BOG for5aItet. 2lQere0e 0roet
6orlDItelie5anitaIter naa ggre d
betanfeliae. Der er nen1lig uOeu
SUiOl ct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mel
lem ben oirfeliae @laoe % ugn-
lt~aIterne". Gen ionoe @le0e tren=
ger fife til mango Nnitolter, 6por-
for mon iao tiot fer, at 8grn fra
rige Stem life CT nGr ioa gla0e
ION 2~onOs6pb6rn i iapne aour,
netop forOi Sc f6rites @Gpoe pao
iaa mango MaoOer ipoIeres al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14

Wlen Gardner. 8onebrpoer for
ben npere Sios e%pangeliife Mis-
iion / SDoumerifa. Mf &oImer
&robn. "a Si6er / SmI lag. @ris
10c.
Alpernes @sn. OFF q. Z. 8-%s
Danif Osb gufior q. g. Maoien-
236 Siber / Omi1ag 6Oc. Sna-
9Oc.
8u9eoolo. Me0 16 ginebsr. S Om=
flag $1.20. Snbb. $1.8O.
8arnli9 Sale. @maatret og 5mau=
f~ort~uinger for gsrneguostienes
item at paitOr 81. SueI. so @i6sr.
S SmiIag zoe.
Beef: Min RonFrnattonsforbers.
BELLE. Snbb. / flint ginb SLIGO.
8ibeIen er SUBS Orb. Mf MooIf
2apbir. ubgioen At paftor Gtors
iD5an. 81 Sioer. s OmH. 2Oc.
8psn psb essn. Mf 8. aIcO@. gss
0anff beb q. g. Mabfea. 800
Siber. s OmiIag SOC. SnDb.
$1.2O.
gbriitie 9onsens siensr. OFF >.
s. Malton. 127 Sioer / Oms
flag 25c., inbb. 40c.
Sa 5almen bleite at Sen ipaniOI-
ffcs SINS iomt onore SorteGinger
At 9riltine Monnorf. 76 Sioer
/ flint SmiIog. 8ris zoe.
Sanifc MGnb. 5frifter for ing.
oommen. I. Imbroiins Stub.
If s. 2auritien "a Gioer I
Omilog. Gris 1Oc. II. S. g
Sunggreen. 40 Si6er / SmIag
15c.
9ahio, Ssrtefs 9nuee. 0onios Sor-
oiOfen. SO @ioer / OmIag SOC.
9en beuige arig. .Qf Spbn 8unpaa.
Paa DAMP DeD q. 81. Serus. 81
tuiFreret df 8. 8dnt. pit Sioer.
S Omflug 9Oc. s imp. ginb $1.70.
Den frtIlige @elOtngt, SoreoruJ
oeO set tirfelige mgoe i @arbus
Sen 8. SUM- 1898. Nf u. @3ad,
@~ugnepraft ptO 6eGigaanOstirz
fen / R~6ben9apn. 16 5ioer /
Om1ag. Prts 10c.
Den triiteIigs @tuhenterbepegeIft sf
Rnub '6et6erg cano. t5eo. 90 @i.
Der / Smflag 10c.
Den &ette. gn 2anos6pbiitorie
frit ooeriat fra @ngelf peo y.
g. Wo6ien. 654 6ioer elegant
in6bunOen. 8ris $3.50.
Den M p~refegaarb. OFF Gfttb Sc,
berien- 300 Siber. 5 Omflas
80c. STINT inbbunben $1.2O.
Den %ffsnneIte Gnis6eb. @n ODsrDei.
eIie til 9ialp mDb Sibens @antrp.
Nf paf. 8. Miinfter. % 5iber.
S Smf1ag' 15c.
Derube fra 2anosb1en. sFprtenirs
at emil for be unge. 1877 @tbs--
goOt inob. zoe.
De fpunife 8rBore. me6 Soror6
of grOpF @lume. 532 @ioer.
Go0t inO6. $50.
Get 'fprFe Slab i gibeIen. af g.
Better. ~rperfat aF M}. @oyF.
: @iOer. 5 OmFag 40c.
9e tO 8r6Ore. @f ~. s, M. pau
9un1 1sO 9aitor y. 9. M1a6Ien.
286 SiOer. S OmTag 60c. s
imltft tomponeret 8ino $1.0O.
Sc 70 8rgore. qa1 Danif Deb n,
q. MaoIen. 286 Gioer. @legunt
inob. $1.OO.
Din grobers Blob. OFF M. DON 8.
Ydd Oarf peo Ya1t. u. g. Wd0s
fen. 174 Siosr. 5 Omfag 2Oe..
inbb. 40c.
Gr. &Dbcrt Murriion. Den ferIte
ebangeGiife M3isfioner / 9ina -
Ell fort 2epnetsifiGoring of gilert
Mortbenien. 80 5ioer / Ont
lag. Gris t0c.
@li5ubetb. @f Marie gtatbufins.
@n interesfant @tiIortns fom
lefes meO meget uObptte. GLE
CANT inbb. $1.2O.
9aniib 9ntb. Gubl. Spnie,
glair, &ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14

at De bar lptfeligere emo ban. SON
baDOe ale Be uOportes Nnitalter
men 0e bapoe ben umioOelbare,
upilfuarIige, lepenOe, pirtelige
@Ieoe, JON ingen pioere Inltalter
bebpper.
Og bar man / al Nlminoelig=
bco @ru1o til at ppre mistenfl JON
lige OOerfOr De mango 6orlgltelleS
1nitolter. iun bill 0enne Wfistpl1f=
ion1beO forpges, 0eriom man ner-
mere 6etrogter Oisie 6OrlDitellers
&orafter. S &pbenbapn bar hi laa-
leDeS Seatre, &oncerter, MaIfera=
Ger, SpreningsbaQer, &arieteer,
Songerirtoefneiper 8epertninger,
Geltaurutioner meD % nOen mt
litallt llnOer6Ol0ning, 8iograf=
teatre, 9anie6uler D.. /. b.; % me
get al BET iamme bar forlengit
tegpnOt at forplanta Jig llO til
Nropinien. 9hl piier set lpn0iQe
og nsle / Oellle GerOen Jig blanot
ln0et BERT, at 2ipsDpr0ierne for
falifes. Oct gGlOer Be fpiiife 2ips=
bprOier; 2epneosmiolerne forfol<
ifes; Ell Slugter fp6er Ell tlt6erflt=
lbs SO for Spotpris og iGlQer
&g0et til De intet uller1oe <noer.
@len bet iomme fer efter en- en0nrl
lterre Wnuleltof me0 Sc aon6eliqe
SfbsDGroier: 600 Wfltiif o. go0e
Sange er EN- iauoan 2iDsDprOt,
Ger, mere emo mango amer, bioro-
ger til at opelife bet go0e og 90lc
| Mfennei febierterne; men ijofle
@aOepiier eQer tpetp0iqe 9lepu-
idnge er forfalife0e 2ipsDproier,
Der for9ifter -SteOet fpr at mere
Get lnlnnte gPl0er me0 cit ltor
Del al BET, Der Pre- enteres ps
aenltem mango Sflteipil o. Spe-
retter poo bore 2eatre, Stpffer,
Iom uGen if6nne @elene", Sen
glaze gnfe", Der 10 preiel1terer
Jig JON &unit, b9rer abiolut til
DC forfalife0e &ipspGr0ier. %
near mon meO Gette 0ooler iaa
l1or en- Def al ben mooerne Bite
ratltr, iaa er set life alene, for0i
d lIeIte al 0isie. u9igtere" mang-
lei aft Dtrfeitgt Golent, men iur=
lfg iorOi Be efter en- itor Moale=
fGof forfalifer Siospproierne. ~
5tu i'm Der 66ffan05i tpnfea0e my tar.
refer fife pnre nogen GDi0l ON,
at Dem aa~eritorite Del at bore
6orlDiteIiesonitalter Ell o6iolut
uififfe0e til at ople @ln0e, 6oilfet
il BOG ct set WaQ(, Sc t~illDnelQ=
oen0e for iat fig, Ge(pf9lgelig
CT Der 6aOerlige lln6tagelier; men
rn1 0e QQerfIe1te al Den n1nNpr117
9lltllrs 6orlpitalier gul0er set, at
De ofrefte Ct egHe0e til at a0e-
lGgge ~N}enneifers 2iosglG0e. @uis
man fort pi( u~0trpffe, 6Doo set
81 for en- r@ln0e", 0isie 6orlb-
teller bpOer poo, ioo fan man iiqe
fet / TIE ORB; @ogl, Grif %
2etf9rOig6eO, for fife at iige lttrgt
Nt @pgl life er pirfelig @lp0e,
logger jo / lelne Or0et; set pro-
lenterer Jig Itrofs Jon en- aorifo-
tar al Sen p~irfelige @looe, boor-
TOR 10 ogioa BET at lepe / @aa-
let | GeGlen er ct iiffert Seqn boo
2ipSle0e.
Drift gpr ganife bit Wtenneifer
GLADE; men hi peO ID ale, al bpa0
art Oenne @lGOe CT, % 6pa0 Ben
f0rer til; % gonife BET iontnle
gGlOer io ON meteorological "a
(ltugt.
@ten bDoo ct I'LL @r1tnoen til,
at 6orLpitelier, Ser i sen @roo
Dirfer eOelGggenoe poo Meunefa-
l9gteH, 6ar facet en- iaoOan Mogt
/ 9}utiOens &~rlturlip?
Den fprite itore 9larIag ct Eell-
9eba9prligbe0. 9e, Ser orrangerer
gfnti0ens 6orlpltelier, tanfer IN
9eilllllOe paa at frem6ringe
@leoe Dos oeres Meomeuneifer,
man noa ~ f.~ A ~ 4,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14

6or BET fprite foiter Be 10 en- lttro=
Jig WfUngOe Eenge. Spis mon,
funOe jamie alle Sc Summer. Ser
ira Ior til Iar brltges til Sen
Slags 6orlpltelier, lom fife lfaber
nogenlombellt 8lGoe, Iuu piloe
Get liftert bliOe Ell Iaa uel0io SD
pital, at Di for Ben meO 9etbeO
piloe funne in0rctte bort Nprlpor
pua ben melt glimrenoe Wou0e.
pilOe funne biGlpe oQe bore fot-
tlge, tortrDfte Gnfer, ser I'LL III.
Der Jig libel for at 6ol0e Sienmet
Dppe, og Dil0e fltnne lt0ratte me-
get anOet goOt, lom hi I'LL belt
eaer oelpis mao loOe ligge. Men
bette %pfonomilfe So6 er 500 In
genlunbe BET p9rIte: Oct &l1lt1r-
on0e, lom ntun fullOe friItes til
at faloe gfutiOens 6orlpItelles=
lin, folter frentfor aft / SuiinOpis
al Wiennelfelip, iom O~erigennem
ooelGggeS og gaur til 8ruutoe
timeligt % aartoeligt. &por manq=
folOige rnge Mpno 90 1l1Qe Split
Ser er fife gennem Nh1ti0ens 9or-
lplteliesanI talter blepen fprt ms
pan Ben @nne, ser en0te meO 0eres
llnOergongl Set openfra nlao
man bel iige, at Sc bojeIte 2ips-
pprOier er Wennei fene ielp, % man
moo ga iige, at pore 6orIpItel1es-
a~rtftalter efter ell itor Waule1tof
60elGgger netop oisie 2iDsDpr0ier.
9pis en- pg on0en mi pil0e
Iporge mig, ON bore ltl1ge 0a fife
Ifal bope Sob til at bGre riqtig
GLADE, iaa pil jeg ipore: So, oct er
netop BET, Oe iful; BET er netop set,
ser ifol bore Mfoolet for al iono
OpOrogelIe; og noor olporligc
@tenteifer / iaa bpi @rao mao bar
mes % forarges oper ben moOerne
Sultltrs 6orlDItelier, ioo er Set
netnp, forOi Sc I forfproali1
@roO pOelegger 2ipsgIG0en fos
be unge.
Spao fan man Oo gore for at
mooor6eiOe oenne lteoie pofsenoe
MolItrpm? Seq pi( pege pna ire
Cling: 6Dr set f6rIte mao pi ie
ino / port eget @ierte og ipprge
oS ielp, ON ri fenoer noget til
Sen ian0e % Ggte @lGOe, ser fife
6eb9Der mango 9lnitalter.
Scr Set 0n0et mao bi, nQar pi
bill m~oOarbej0e bette Gomfun0@=
'bn1e, 49, bereote Pdu II ga1
intoO Strpmmen; tbi set Der ON
tnlte Samfunosonoe bar hit ell
gang M}e0b6r % @t110 / Seilene.
% for BET treble nloa ri foa
zie poo, at Sen ngte @lp0e folfe-
Zig Jet bor Iin BOO og Slide /
5iemnene, iao ii ligeiom 6orlg-
tie iesnnltnIterne 0irefte og i10i-
refte 9oor uo paa at p0elrggc
@ienmene, Iaole0es er set fra Sc
go0e Stem, at &ontpen moo settle
0n0e moa f%pres; TIT set er fra
forit al / @iemmene, at Sc ltnge
lrrer Sen @lpOe at feuoe, Der fife
trGnger til mango 9~lnltaIter.
N2en oQe Oisie Ging ptIer lig at
benge npie idmmen nteo iar0 Sri
itennom: Oct ar &riItentroen, Ser
qioer set ~enfeltc @enneIfe ct gloo
set er ariitentroelr, Ser
qiper 6%rimo0tgbeo % Gpne til at
goa imo0 Gtr6mm5n, - % set CT
zen iomme Gro, lom er Sen eueite
bliDen0e @ruaopolo for aGe Sc gooc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14
2iDsbRrOier.
st SorcOrag

@aitor 81. sc6ocf i Scr. 9g6l.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14

GopOe en- rigtig 6ornemmelie al
at Sc bar lptfeligere enO ban. @on
bapOe ale Be uOportes I~nitalter;
men De bapOe ben umiooelbare,
upilfaarige, lepenOe, pirtelige
@leOe, JON ingelr piOere Slnitolter
bebpper.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14

r o. WW%EEEY
80 East 23rd Street, New York City.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26
SOUTH GROVE

Misses Birdie aud Maggie
Sims were dinner guests at
Edward Blakely's Sunday.
OH Buskirk and family
spent Saturday and Sunday
at Elmer Billiards..
Misses Cora aud Lucy Gun
diff spent Sunday evening AT
Early Pittman's.
Mrs. Kuykendall Is sick at
this writing.
Miss Lilly Shrader and
john Arndt attended the
party Saturday night at NJ.
W. Pittman's.
Miss Ruth Gray returned
home Sunday after u tw,
weeks visit with friends neal
Blue Lick.
Mrs. Esther P.ttman m,
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26

day aud also made our Office a
pleasant call.
Geo. b. Lasley was here
from Blue Lick Monday aud
his mother, Mrs.
Susan M. Lasley, OF Lebanon.
H., very lpw aud with but
little hope for her recovery.
Mrs. Efie Odell and two
children have returned from
Prescott, Kansas, to make
this their home. Mrs. Odell's
husband, A. j. Odell, died at
Prescott of a cancer of the
stomach on May 18th.
Mrs. W. W. Hams IL ex.
pected back this week from a
two weeks visit To her meth.
err at Kansas City. Mr.. Hams
felt as though she had been
gone all summer and was
marking the flying minutes
very carefully this week.
d.. G. G. Emmerson, who
returned several weeks ago
from Chicago, where he took
. postgraduate course in
Homeopathy left Saturday for
Philadelphia to take a post
graduate course in hospital
work.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Char. s.
Seals, of near Fa,rville, en-
tertained the following young
people from Marshall with Z
bountiful dinner Sunday
Miss Ruby aud Clint Barn
bill, Miss Flora Mcclure,
Houstonia, Miss Lillian Barn
um, Roy Dyer, Clayton Lam
kin and John Irvine. ,at,.
Mrs. M. Wade, Of New
York City, arrived last weel
for . several weeks visit h
her mother, Mrs. 4. H. o.
borne, on South English
Mrs. Wade has been in Nes
York the past yess with he
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26

unc'e and says she likes the
city very much. She was
formerly with the New York
Racket here.
For the benefit Of those in
terested, we publish the fol
lowing extract from section
10 10 the game and fish law:
"The use of SENS and tram
mel nets shall be allowed all
residents In their own county
70 catch for their own family
consumption during the
month Of June, July, August,
September and November Of
each year"
This, says the Atchisou
Globe, is what carelessness has
done for Mrs. ID. N. Wheeler.
She carried home u bottle Of
varnish Thursday afternoon
and, upon reaching her house,
found the cork had been care.
lessly placed ia the bottle and
the entire quart Of vsrnish
had run all over her dress.
She ordered some turpentine
and took of what varnish she
could, and then had two gal.
lons OF gasoline sent up TO the
house and poured that over
the dress, leaving that until
Saturday morning, when she
looked at tho dress and found
that someone had carelessly
6lled her order for gasoline
with coal oil. Her new wooler
dress had been soaking twt
nights and q day and q half II
coal DILL
From the conservatory 0
the Howard Couraut's soul
"Is he really so good.-o
hasn't he been found out yetp'
was asked Of . certain persol
the other day. woma'
whose husband has no bsl
habits must live = terribl,
! mcuotonous life. III
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26
NEW FRANKFORT
Intended for last week.

The Mo. River seems to be
the main attraction, as our
town - being visited daily by
Il number of people from the
neigh boring towns.
Mrs. Everett Oldham and
daughter are visiting relatives
here this week.
Selma Winston of Slater,
spent Sunday with her uncle
Boone Winston and family.
Bob Edwards aud Mr.. Lig
gett of Slater were among the
sight seeers in New Frank.
fort Sunday,
The Good Hope Suuds,
School will celebrate children
day Sunday evening, Jun.
18th.
A large crowd attended tn,
: chi 'dreu's day exere'se a
New Frankfort Sunday even
ing.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26

most foolish thing is the mos
quito that will bite a tough
old man when there are uice,
juicy, tender woman sitting
around conveniently. $50
IL isn't always to his advant-
age for u man to be straight.
forward" Glib Childers IL
straightforward, outspOken
aud above board. You always
know where to find him-he's
always wrong. They'll
get over IL petty soon these
lgirls who are peast and SIMPLY
because they are young and
pretty. Just look up the girls
who were peart and snippy
four years ago because they
we're young and pretty. 1t
dosen't take them long to get
lover 10. Some Of them marry
aud some are listed among
the old maids.
The encouragement Of mat
rimony is one of the objects
of the Fraterna1 Purity asso'
,~cistion being organized ID
lSpring6eld, says the Repub
lioan. The association is u
he modelled closely after
.Othcr fraternal insuranc,
organizations except for this
,IOriginal feature. Its mem
bers will not only be- pal,
|, benefits in the event of sick
ness, but also when the.
marry. This does not meal
, that the promoters oil tn
society regard marriage as
calamity like sickness o
death, but on the contrary
Thing to be desired aud en-
/: couraged. They be ieve tina
being assured Of u sun q
money with which TO set U
house, keeping will enabl
young coupl /, desirous q
q marrying to do so when the
might not be able to withOu
yIit. Tia organization will b
national In scope.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26
Ribs Broken

John Milsaps met with .
serious accident at his tome
Monday morning in which he
suffered the fracture of sever
al ribs,
He was engaged in fixing u
culvert, filing in dirt that
bad been washed out by the
recent heavy rains. He had
tiled the scraper with dirt
and was driving TO the cul
vert when the scraper caught
on some obstruction and
dumped. Mr.. Milsaps was
caught by the handles of the
scrapor and thrown forwards
under the horses. The force
of the blow in his side frac.
tured taree ribs.
Mr.. Milsaps is more than
20 years old and the injury In
quite serious for him.
His physician reported We'd.
nesday hat he was getting
along quite well. Miami
News.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26

grandson, Willie b iahelv. we're
shopping in Herndon Monday.
Wm. Or in and Miss Essie
keeth were out driving Sat.
nfday evening.
John Henry and family
visited John Cock and family
Saturday.
Miss Sophia Arndt left
Thursday for Nebraska where
she will spe,d several weeks
with her sister.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26
Items

L. G. Dennis was a caller
from Blue Lick Saturday.
Mrs. Ira Davis of near
Mani, was reported very
low Saturday.
Raymond, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Imanael Wittrup, was
on the sick list last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joe Chaffee
are home from u two weeks
visit to ElDorado Springs.
Miss Flora Mcclure, OF
HoustOnia, il the guest this
week OF Miss Lillian Barnum.
A son was born Sunday To
Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. Long, near
Slater. We are told the
mother Is very i'll.
Misses Nell and Marian
Mason are visiting relatives
in Colorado. The latter Is
here from South America.
H. A. Ellis, OF Blue Lick,
spent from Saturday to Mon
day in Kansas City getting
repairs for his threshipg en-
gine.
Miss Bertha John, who has
spent several months II
Marshall, Saturday returned
10 her home near Swee'
Iprings.
Z. g.. Chaffee, of Kansas
! City, who has been spending
several days here visiting hi
children left Tuesday for hi'
home.
Miss Cordelia Clemens ha
resigned her position in on
public school TO accept . IN
place In the Hot Spsings
Ark, schools.
Chas. g.. Miller, Boonville'
popular city clerk, was Y
ruest Of A. r. Rector Nor
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26

FRIDAY, AUGUST 18th.
Morning
Seton Indian work for the chill
dreu.
Lecture, The Power ~ Public
Opiuion," by George NJ. Msngold.
Afternoon
Music 10y the Stelzi 40 srtet.
Lecture, "AnImsl Husbapdry,"
by u practical farmer. n. = Mil or
Special exhibition al the arts
and I%pdustrils OF the Pueblo IN
diane.
Evening
Concert by the Steizi Quartet
Lecture, illustrated with ste'e
opticob aud ton Pueblo Iudisp-,
1.-THE Ancient and Modern JliH
Owellers," by DIR Geo. Lamont
Cole.
The Lake County times., 1908-09-23
HAMMOND BOARD
FAILS TO MAKE TRIP
Members Decide That They
Have Too Much to Do
to Join Junketers.
BOARD DOES LITTLE BUSINESS
Gives Lake County Republican Cen
tral Committee Permission
to Put Up Banner.
BOARD DOES LITTLE BUSINESS

The board of public works and Mayor
Becker this morning decided not to
make the junket to South Bend In
company with the south enders of
Cook county, Illinois, who were the
guests of the company today
The local officers have been over the
road before and could not spare the
time to make the trip again today.
Object of Junket.
The junket was undertaken in order
to show the south enders of Cook
county just what kind of a line the
company operates in Indiana. with a
view of impressing upon them the ne
cessity of granting the necessary right
of way for the Kensington and East
ern, with whom the interurban is to
connect west of the state line.
The board of public works did very
little business on the books this morn
ing, but what 1t did do was enough
when the political color of the board
is taken into consideration
Gives Them Permission.
The board this morning granted the
Lake county republican central com
mittee permission to display a huge
Watson banner across Holman street.
opposite the republican headquarters.
1t was enough for one days work.
considering that the board if two
thirds democratic
The Lake County times., 1908-09-23
$500 IS SET ASIDE
FOR THIS PORP0SE
Other Northern Indiana Courts Have
Fine Libraries and County Coun-
Gil at Recommendation of Board
of County Commissioners Appro-
pirates $3.50.

At last there are prospects of the
Lake Superior court to be equipped
with library that will to some ex-
tent meet the needs of the court
Judge Rciter recently announced to
the assembled lawyers of the county
that the county council in answer to
the request made by the court commits
sioners had appropriated $500 for
the purpose of buying the reports and
he fs busyfng himself now to procure
the library soon possible.
1t is the intention to install COM
plete national reporting system as soon
possible, thus putting into the hands
of the court and all the attorneys the
higher court decisions from the year
1885.
Present One Not Even An Excuse.
The present number of books that
are in the court are not even an ex-
cuse for a library and the court and
the practicing attorneys have been
greatly handicapped in dispatching
court business. Not infrequently much
time is lost by attorneys going back
and forth to their offices. to get GER
tain decisions.
The Crown Point circuit court Is
n y
but none of the northern Indiana
courts are so well equipped as the
Valparaiso circuit court.
Local attorneys take pleasure in try
ing cases there as they have all pub
lished decisions on hand there, not
only state decisions, but also those of
the federal court. The library is al
ways being stocked up with the new
est reports. thus keeping the library
in the front rank among the best in
the state.
Lake county attorneys are hoping
that the time will come when they
will be equipped with a good law Ii
brary in the Lake superior court
where they can find any printed de-
cision. 1t is certainly needed for the
benefit of transacting business with
out delay and in order that the court
may make the best possible ruling on
any question.
The attorneys welcome the news
that they are to have the same con-
veniences in the shape of law books
that other counties have.