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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-03
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Special % Daily Leader
Rocky, Okla Oct. 3.--Whereas, the
character ag bur chief executive. whom
We all respect for his honesty. aggres
iveness and devotion 10 duty, has beer
rasailed and misreprescnied by the
political prostitute. w. x. Hearst, and
the same has been grabbed up b.
President Roosevelt and given to the
press MS true by him, basing his
charges and assertions on no Other
evidence ihaN that gathered from hi
allies--Hgcarsf, Benedict Flynn, Rus
sell & CO.. ana asking Gov G. N. Has
kell TO disproye them. knowing fui
weli thar these old charges had beei
fully shown to be false in the cam
oaign one year ago when every nool
and corner Of the states Of Ohio ant
New York we're diligently searched
for facts that would connect him
with these transactions and none were
produced; and
Whereas. The president further pros
gitutes mis- high position &c which the
people have elected him by attackini
Gov. g. N. Haskell for his official actf
IS governor OF the state Of Oklahoma
seeming to forget that Oklahoma is q
sovereign state, and is capable OF al
tending to its own business and tha
the president OF these United State!
Is no longer a dictator over this sec
sion Of the country but we were fore
ca TO recognize former franchises
that had been granted BY Roosevelt
Hitchcock G. Co and in so doing ouI
governor became the subject of spe
rial cabinet meeting and the Roosevelt
charge against him are rhe outcome
therefore, be Il
Resolved. That The Democratic clui
az Rocky. Gaia. as citizens OF tho
eommonwenlth Of 0hlahomas resen
such actions from the White House
as an insult to the citizenship OF this
stale and rs a reproach upon tht
dignity OF the white House not epua
I'd BY any previous acts Of the chic
executive Of The Uaitec States, no
even his dining vita Booker 7. Wash
ingtnn: be Il further %
Resolved. That we endorse Cog c
~. Haskell in an Of his official act
as governor OF Oklahoma and con
mend him for the convincing way h
mas sert ali these slanderous attack
and So successfully turned the gun
on the enemy and We redoable ou
ellegance 10 The state administrators
fnd our faith in our governor
j. w. nfANTON. President
IS W. 2. THARp. n. D.. Secretary.
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GAIL rok FUNDS.

TO the Friends Of the School Land Bill.
Perhaps no question OF 80 great i'm.
portanee will ever present itself for
consideration TO the voters Of the state
OF Oklahoma az tho question what
SHAH we do With CUr school lands?"
In order tnat the voters Of tho stale
may be fully informed OH this ques-
lion, an organization has been per.
fected known as The Oklahoma Gill
zens League for the Sale of School
Lands. Il is the desire Of the league
that each voter of the state be SUP
piled with such information as viii en-,
able him 10 vote intelligently upon the
issue. being confident that when thus
supplied there will be no doubt as 10
what his verdict will be; but in order
10 succeed n our efforts we must have
fends. and we call unon all who be-
iieve that the best interests OF the
state wiz be subscrecd by selling
these and the Dhs,ic binding lands 10
contribute IN such amounts as they
deem IL their duty 70 contribute.
Rensittances should be made %
George +. CLARK, secretary, Oklahoma
Citizens League. silks Hotel Guthrie,
Okla.
osigned) JOHN GoLoBIE,
Chairman.
GEORGE T.. CLARK. Secretary.
tOther papers please cOpy.)
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Bad Breath and
Sour Stomach
Stopped AZ Once With Pure WiIlov
chafesa., the orestest Gas
Absorber Known.

There is no necesslty 10 suffer thf
lamlliation. chagrin and discomfort o.
bad breath, bllllousness. Sour stomach
1astFitls, sluggish liver etc.. when q
little loGenge of charcoal wlll cleanse
the stomaea ard nake 6 pure and
ayaei
30 moi drug yNursalf when q simple
littIe hanrel ehRrcal ma8c from fra
grant willow branches, sweetened with
honey. VIII eid tone % your stomach.
aiyer and lateatlnes, rapidly abscr
eases end sian foul odore of all kinds
Charcoal will absefh enc hundred
times lts own volume IN gas. a box
snll 0i charcoal placed in q bed room
vlll keen The alr Of such o room pure
AID sweet
a little charcoal lozenge diss'iv
an glia tongue aftor meals win also
keep the stomach fresh and clean
Charcoal Is justly called tho sorubhlng
brush for the stomach The old monks
0f medieval times cured bad cases OF
stomach trouble, east out devils from
the system of man by feeding such a
man charcoal.
Scientific men OF today believe IN
the great strength Of charcoal FIR the
cure Of human Ills, Too much OF Il
can not harm one. The aystem Graves
It just like an animal needs and Graves
salt every 50 cften Charcoal goes
into the stomach gently and Is well
come, It settles down through the &c
tion OF the stomach. and filters through
All the food. absorbing gas, aiding al.
eestion and giving tone to the juices.
so that wnen the food goes into the in
teatiaes. and there meets other diges.
tive fluids, the charcoal holds tho i'm.
purllies and thus keeps them from the
blood
Stuart's Charcoal Lezenges are made
from pure willoE They are prepared
fragrant BY the use OF honey and
sweetened so they please the taste and
are easily dissolved.
They have an enonnOas sale thus
stamping thon Fiur he approval OF
the public. Every dfusgtst sells them.
25 cents per box Go TO ycur druggist
icday and buy a box; then after yonr
next meal take two or three OF them
and judge for yourself OF their merit
Several taken al bed time win prove
20 ycu IN the morning that they have
been al work an night. for your bad
breath witi not be so bad after all
Send US your name and address and
ne viii SEND you trial package by
mail free, address y 81. Stuart Co,
200 Stuart Side., Nerskaii, Nich.
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PUSH SCHOOL
LAND SALE

Meetings are being held today in
nearly every county ia the state. BY
those who favor the sale OF the school
lands, for the purpose Of forming ron.
partisan organizations designed tc con
duct q campaign for the adoption Of
what is known as the Murray referen-
dunn The call was recently Issued by
President John oolo0ie. Of the state
central committee Of the Organization,
and according 10 reports, the call is
meeting with enthusiastic respense.
In the county meetings it is the nur
pose to elect one committeeman from
each party in each precinct, these
committeeman TO form the county
committee which viii elect its officers,
and arrange for the campaign. The
chairmen in the various counties and
the vice-chairmen and secretaries win
be selected from both political Dar,ieo.
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One OF The
Essentials

OF the happy ba@es Of to-day Is vast
fund Of informa1k'n as to the best methods
Of promoting Health and happiness and
right living and knowledge q the worid'a
best products.
Products Of actual excellence ans
reasonable claims tnthlully presented
and which have attained 10 Woild-wide
acceptance through the approvzl Of tbs
Weli-lnformed OF the World: not of iadi-
Yiduals only. but Of The many Who have
the happy faculty Of selecting and obtain
ing the best the world affords,
One Of the nsNdaetE ioi that class, of
known comr1nsnt paris. an Eslaesl
remedy, approved by phyaieiens and con
mendcd by the weA-sniotnsd Of l&e
World asa valuable sad ussrlcsceOs fsnSsy
laxatlse IS the wsal.knova sygup of Fias
and Elixir Of seaHs 70 get rs aesesc6sS
effects alaays buy shc senuine. mann
ftepnea by lAs CtlilsPnia Sig sssub g..
esS3s as;S Qag nfis s,s AZ 2115iSe is,ssyJrsa.
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RAIL-. \
ROUND
HASKELL.
BANNER
spMNal 70 Daliy Leader.


SpMDlal 10 Daily Lender.
Wilburton. Okla. Oct 3.-Resola
lions OF the Bryan-Kcrn club. OF VIII
burton, Okla, adopted october 1, 1908.
Whereas, One William Randolph
Hearst and one Theodore Roosevelt
laye oonspired together. the one fur
nishing his millions and the other his
power and prestige as president OF
he United States. to SANDER and be.
,mirch the character Of one Of Okla
aomas brayest. ruest ana noblest citi-
sens, her distinguished eoyernor. d
n. Haskell; and.
Whereas, These two character as
sassins have dared use and employ
The most dastardly and cowardly
methods Of political warfare. not even
possessing such a medieval standard
Of ehivalry as would induce them 10
give their victim fighting chance;
and.
Whereas, The public career of a.
y. Haskell as one OF the greatest fact
lrs in writing the constitution OF The
state Of Oklahoma and as governor of
he state has proved 70 the people OF
Oklahoma that the cause OF progress.
reedom and Democracy has no great.
ar nor truer champion than is Has.
<ell: and.
Whereas, G. n Haskell has proven
himself the friend Of naople always,
lnd eyer the unsleep'ng and unwear.
ed foe OF predatory wealth and favor
seeking corporations; therefore be ii
Resolved BY the Wilmrton Bryan.
Kern club that we declare our fn!
and undiminished confidence in Gov.
q. y. HASKELL; that we lend him onr
aid snd sympathy iR his fight against
these two enemies OF genuine prog.
ross and reform; that we bitterly con
iemn he action of Theodore R0ose.
welt in using the prestige and power
of the office OF The president Of The
United States IN his effort 10 assas-
nate the character Of one OF Amcri.
;a's leading oiii2ens that We do all
n our pOwer 20 hasten The day when
he pristine glory and prestige of the
fficc of the presidency OF The United
States may again he revived in the
minds Of The neople by It's being occii.
led by real genuine man. Amari-
as greatest statesman. w. !. bryan.
hat fnis cluh donate 10 c. ~ Haskell
%, to be by him used IN his valiant
ghl against these two tools, Hearst
nd Roosevelt. that copies OF these
esolutions be sent 10 thc Hon. G. y.
HASKELL, the Hon. W J. Bryan. Wi.
am Randolph Hearst and Theodore
Roosevelt.
W 4 DUGAN. President
ttiest:
Green sioyaf, Acting Secretary.
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FREE TEXT BOOKS FOR POOR


A bulletin has been issued from the
office Of the state commissioner OF
charities and corrections calling gsten-
tion 10 the provisions Oi Ihe state
compulsory school law enacted by the
recent legislature. prtvidlng that
children Of parents unable 10 purchase
books for their use VIII be furnished
them al the expense Of the state SO
that these school children may n0i he
deprived OF schC0i privileges
The law further provides 9ilai ia the
case Cf country children nnahiJ iQ
seciue honks. y the attention of the
school board Is called To The matter,
the ronniy superintendent win be- in'
siructed 10 Furnish the hooks az the
eos, of the stale.
Children Cf poyertysirickon parents
rcsiding IN towns. upon proper repre-
scntation TO The city superintendent,
may secure hooks. 40 De paid for by the
county commissioners
Tho bulletin alleges that if any
widowed neither makes affidavit 10
the board OF education that the wages
OF her child are essential 10 their well
being and support, the county supcsin-
iendent, after careful Investigation OF
the case. issue o scholarship. which wiz
entille the mother to the wage tAe
child WIS Rlnkiws, or 50 much Of IL ~
is aecees3fy. dtriag the sRriof thu
chil6 Is "a aatendaGce upon the pnbiic
aehpnis.
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HOT TIME
IN OLD TOWN

Philadelphia. Pa, Oct. 3.-Phiiadsl-
phia's great jubilee celebration, com.
memorating the 225tn anniversary II
the founding of the city. win be inau-
gurated tomorrow. a week OF festiv-
tiles win include the greatest munic-
ipal celebration ever attempted In any
American city. The arrangements
provide for a week OF parades. fifteen
or more being on the schedule. The
first historical pageant ever presented
to the American public win take place.
and conventions 10 the number OF
twenty. exhibitions, historical. scientif.
ic and industrial, together with field
pageantry, similar 10 the great page
ants given in London and continental
Europe. and more recently IN Quebec
are among the treats Ia stors for vis-
itors. The naval displays which arS
scheduled 10 take place on the Deia-.
ware river. viii ba Imposing affairs
aud no less than twenty Cnifea
States and foreign battleships viii
participate IN them.
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NO eOsHER



we have used Postum for the past
eight years" writes a Wis, lady. "and
drink u three times a day We never
tire Of IL.
For several years I could scarcely
eat anything on account Of dyspepsia,
bloating after meals. palnitation, sick
headache-in fact was in such misery
and distress ] tried living on hot water
and toast for nearly q year.
Il had quit coffee. the cause of my
trouble. and was using HOT water, but
this was not pourishing
Hearing Of Postum J began drink.
ing II and my aiimonts disappeared
and now can eat anything I want
without trouble.
My parents ana husband had about
the same experiences Mother w0nid
often safer after eating, while yet
drinking coffee My husband was a
greai cifec irinker and suffered from
indigestion and headache.
AftW ne stopped coffee and hesan
Postum both ailments lefi him lic
will not drink anything else now and
we have IL lhfee Times a day. J could
write moro hat am no glEher'- only
state plain facis@
Name given By Postum Co. Battle
Greek. Mich. Read "fhe hoad 70
WeiNille," Ia pkgs There's a
Reason
xysf rses sse eDsss eepsrf a Fos
51s nfpenre 7rom tims e ti1e' FaeS
4Fa aeneires erNs, sze snis - n4aaAn
iaGsgssA
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hesdachc. had Backache or pain
s0newherc and really life was not worth
lhe effort made 70 keep going.
"A good friend advised me 10 uss Pc
tuna and was glad to try anything, and
en, very pleased to sag that six bottles
made new woman OF me and have no
more pains and life looks bright again.N -
There are great many phases Of
Rcne9's ailments that require the as-
sistance OF the surgeon.
hut by far the greatest number of
such cases arc smensbis 10 correct
medicinal treatment.
A vast multitude OF women have been
relieved from the ailments peculiar TO
their sex through the nse OF Peruna IS
prescribed by Or. Hartman.
he receives many letters from eli parts
OF the country relating 20 subjects Of
vital interest to womankind.
OF the vast multitude Of women Or.
Hartman trests annually, only q small
per cent OF them consider 10 necessary
10 write to che Doctor at all.
While Il is not affirmed that Peruna
will relieve every case o. this kind, it -
certainly the part of wisdom for every
woman so afflicted 10 give PerGDa q
fair sriaL
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NEBRASKANS
DISPLEAsED
nv Associated Press. J

North Platte, Neb. Oct 2.-The
ienih day Of Taft's canvass Of the West
Is to be day OF long reaches and few
sneeehes Nebraska Wyoming and
Colorado Win be- traYeFsea and before
tomorrow morning the Taft special
win BE- ia Kansas.
Cheyenne ilds afternoon and pen,
yer tonight are "a ~ the principal
meeiingS ol tho day
Tat hfi hchind him much disap-
pointed Nebraska village early this
morning People ol g'othenhnrg were
az the station. knowing that the sfe-
oial would stop for wafer, They had
with them band and were prepared
10 cheer. But Tat was rot up. Col.
Ransas'l explained that Taft hAa been
Wor-agg very kare, The people eyi-
Geoce1 tb9ir d'sfiateAre by maelnG .
feg 6emanfa FOR nrgaa
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At BRAMAN

Braman Okla Oct, 3.--Henry s.
Johnston spoke 10 large and enthus.
lastic audience here. This Is pre-
sumed TO be Mcclure town. but
iohnston's scathing remarks pertain,
ng 10 AlcGuire's congressional rec.
ord came as general surprise and
brought forth rounds Of derisive
aughter and applause. His argument
In the main was devoted 70 national
md state issues, en- intelligent dis
course thet held the attention OF the
audience for every minute Of the time
and gave him q most flattering intro
duction 70 oul people
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Mrs. Joseph Lacelie, l24 Bronson ST.,
Ottawa, East, Ontario, Canada, writes:
~ suffered with backacbe and head-
ache for over nine months and nothing
relieved me until took Pcruna. This
medicine is by far better than any other
medicine for these troubles. a few bot
iles relieved me OF my miserable, half
dead, half-alive condition.
~ am now In good health, nave
neither ache nor pain, not have had
any for the past year. II every suffer
ing woman would take Peruna, they
would soon know its value and never
be withouti it,"
Mrs. M, Kliner, S8ss e. seth st., 8. y
Cleveland, Ohio, writes;
''I am enjoying good health since TAX.
ing your medicine. had suffered for
good many years previous to taking
Peruna, and ever since can say that
do NOT know what headache eorneurslgia
IL. can most assuredly say that any
body afiiicted with catarrh in any form
can be cured by taking Psrnna."
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"Our whole family has enioyed
good health since We began using Dr.
Kings New Life pills, three years
ago" says I. A. Bartlett. of Rural
Route 2. Gullford, Maine. They
cleanse and tone the system in a gem
lie way that does you good &c M
ell drug stores.
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Don't think that ples cant De cured.
Thousands Of obstinate cases have
been cured by Doan's Ointment. SO
cents at any drug store.
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s. a. JoMEs ALL RIeHT.

s. A. J-nes. OF Navina, Cedar town.
ship. called az The Leader office this
morning and contributed 81 toward
the Haskell fund 10 enable the COVER
nor TO carry on the fight against Hooae-
welt and his interests.
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Pc -RU-NA RECEIVES PRAISE
for Relieving Such Symptoms aS
Debility BaCkaCs1e and saeadaCle.

Mra. Tressa Nelson, 009 North hih Ave, Nasheiiei
Tenn writes: sAa Peruna has donefae aWorid ofgood
feel ia duty bound % tell o. IT, ia hopes thatit =
may meet the eye OF come who has entered as did. ~
"Bor five yeara ! reelly did not know what
PERFECTLY well day was, and lf did not have ~
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-23
TOBACCO POOL
PROVES COSTLY
Doubtful If Tobacco Men Re-
new Fight. .-.

Lexington, KY, Nov. 23.-The fu-
ture of the Kentucky Burley Tobacco
society is somewhat in doubt. Owing
to the inability of the tobacco plant
ers to hold their crops and receive
the advantage of the pool, there is
much dissatisfaction, and it may be
that the society can not again organ
ize pool. 1t has taken nearly three
years to get the advanced price paid
by the American Tobacco company at
the deal contaminated in Louisville.
One entire crop was eliminated and
much property destroyed and many
lives sacrificed. The State has been
to the expense Of many thousands of
dollars in it's attempt to maintain ord
er, so that altogether the effort OF the
tobacco planters, or rather the pro-
moters to force the price up has been
a costly one, and in the wind-up it is
doubtful If the price received has JUS
titled the trouble and expense and
months OF uneasiness.
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CENTERvILLE, IND.

Centerville, Ind, Nov. 23.-The Rev.
and Mrs. Charles Pinnock of Milton.
and Mr.. James Helms Of Doddridge,
were entertained recently by Mrs.
Thomas J. Clevenger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Myers have
moved into the Zehrung property on
West Walnut street.
Mrs. NJ L. Fender entertained re-
Gently Mrs. Michael Helms, Mrs.
James Helms and daughter, Miss
Daisy, of Doddridge: Mrs. Joseph
Helms of near Abingdon; Mrs. Cortez
H. Jones and son, Walter. Miss Emma
Jean Dickson, of Centerville.
Mrs M. E. Stafford of Brookville, O.
IL visiting Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Dear
doff
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lane and
daughter Ethel. and their house
guests, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Lane and
daughter, Mary, of Eaton. Ohio. spent
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Craft at Charlottesville, Ind.
Mrs. Mary Morgan and Mrs. Sarah
Morgan visited Mrs. Cecil in West
Richmond, on Friday.
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NEW PARIS, OHIO.

New Paris, o., Nov. 23.-Mrs. Lena
Halter entertained Wednesday, Mrs.
Reid and Mrs. Pitman of Richmond,
and Harry Brown and wife.
Mrs. Mary Pence of Grafton, Pa, is
here visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Collins are en-
pertaining her mother and father OF
New Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Watts are Wis
iting relatives at Muncie. Ind.
Mrs. Eta Mckee and daughter Eva
spent Friday at Silas Hoerner's.
The Thimble club met with Mrs. c.
N. Young, Friday, for an all day meet
ing. A big dinner and good time
was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Susan Mckee and son Grover
spent Friday at Jonathan Gray's.
Mrs. Glenna Mckee spent Friday
with Mrs. VIM. Bohn and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM hartman have
returned home from Cincinnati, where
they attended the funeral of her broth
or.
Miss Julia hartman is spending {
few days in Richmond.
Will Dryer spent Thursday in Day
ton, returning home on Friday.
Miss Alice White had for her guests
from Friday until Monday, Miss Grac'
McWhinney. Susie Brewer, Margrett,
Hoeruer, Mary Porterfield. and Shirle!
Watts.
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HOLLANDSBURG, o.

williamsburg, O., Nov. 23.-Mrs.
Fred Chenoweth and two children
have returned to their home at Lynn,
Ind, after few days visit with her
sister, Mrs. George Thompson.
Mrs. Jennie Lamb has gone to Troy,
O., for several days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett White are at
Cincinnati for an indefinite stay, as
Mr.. White has gone into a hospital for
treatment for his eyes.
j. e. Irelan has moved his bakery
across the street in the room recently
occupied by DIR. Roads as an office.
The cigar and confectionery business
is still continued at the old stand.
Russell Richards, who has been liv-
ing near Moosejaw, in the Alberta dis
trict in Canada for several years, has
come to spend the winter with his
mother, Mrs. Ina Moore.
Mrs. LESSEE Chenoweth and Miss
Nettie Chenoweth Of KLEIN Karn, were
calling on several of their friends here
Friday afternoon.
Last Friday being the birthday OF
Mrs. May Jones, and as she had just
moved into her new home, thirty oil
her friends, including ladies from this
place and from Glen Karn, made a
lively party which called upon her In
the afternoon and surprised her with
miscellaneous shower.
Mrs. Harry Jack of Union City, is
visiting with her son, Fred Jack, anG
wife. -
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HAGERSTOWN, IND.

Hagerstown, Ind, Nov. 23.-Mrs. p
H. Davis and Mrs. Chas. Newcomh
were guests Friday of Mrs. Hollace
Hoover, west of town.
Mrs. Grace Winks of Shirley, Ind.
spent Friday here with friends.
County Supt. Jordan and township
Trustee l.. S. Bowman, spent Friday
visiting the Jefferson township
schools.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Teetor and
Mrs. Chas. n. Teeter made trip tC
Cambridge City in the formers auto
Friday evening.
Misses Nellie Brant and Crystal
Keys, were guests recently of Miss
Edna Kerr, at the school which sht
teaches north of Mooreland.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Daugherty
of Economy. spent Friday at the home
of Richard Elyord.
Mrs. Willmina Loutz is seriously Ill
at her home on South Perry street
with the grip.
Mrs. Chas. Nicholson of Greensboro
came over Saturday to visit her father
Augustus Weidman and daughters.
Mrs. Henry C. Teeter and daughter
Miss Mable Teeter, spent Saturday
with friends at Muncie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Teeter and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Teeter, Mr.
and Mrs. John Teeter. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Teeter. Miss Mable Teeter were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Olive,
| Thornburg near Dublin.