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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
TWO JOBS BRING HIM AM
INCOME OF S147 A MONTH
Collects Each Month From Uncle Sam the Sum of
$72--Supposed to Be Suffering From Epilepsy and
Heart Disease

TO look a Roin T. Reynolds. councilman from the Tenth
ward and candidate the republican ticket succeed HIM
self is hard 10 believe that lie helpless invalid suffering
from epilepsy and heart disease result of wounds received
in the Civil war.
fact Reynolds appears.to be in perfect
health. Rub CRIME his face and fit him up with
leather apron and would be quite easy imagine him pos
sessed Of all the strength Of village smhy lie robust
Dave Bowen and active Billy Murphy
Greet him in the morning and ask him how he feels and he
viii tell you that he felt better in all bis life lie will
table your hans with firm grip big John Miller gives
Just big dinner Frank Mullen and Mullen allows
bis inner 10 complain.
But it's all bluff this life Mr. Reynolds leads
Hes invalid. Epilepsy and heart disease have him
firmly their grasp and II it wasn't for the generosity of
Uncle Sam, he would death.
Every Mr.. Reynolds from the United States
government the sum Of 81 Whether in his helpless
diion he is able personally apply for his of
far The Star learn But anyway he gets the
So and that is the interesting point.
While young man. Mr. Reynolds offered himself al
sacrifice aes wiled the altar OF freedom and loyalty
private company A. Third United States Infantry
marched away TO the field Of battle
Some during the marching he wounded and
result epilepsy developed
he has been unable take OF himself and has been
charge OF the United States government
incidentally also he has been quite active years.
much tina, he has accumulated quite tidy Of money
and property and side able arrange
served city councilman FOR which service he is
paid OF SIS month giving him from country and city
a monthly income OF SiE
For cripple that's pretty good income in these days of
soup kitchens and bread lines.
Working theory OF the old Scotehman who told his
get get it honestly il you can but get it,, Mr. Reyn
ods be congratulated upon his ability gather in the
coin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

poned until such q time as thes
could be.
On Sunday the liquor dealers
association appointed committee
to take charge OF the matter. win
what concessions we're possible
without embarrassing subscryicnt
coHneiimen In the approaching
election. and instruct the council
committee what the association
wanted done IN the matter.
Altered By COMMITTEES.
This courae was followed ont al
yesterdays committee meeting In
quiry developed the fact that while
majority OF the council would
probably have been willing Ia let
thu ordinance die In committee
such a course might have militat,
ed AGAINST the reelection Of some
Eaod coancfimanIc friends OF The
liquor traffic The committee
thereupon decided TO permit the
bill TO pass In mutIlated form.
As originally prepared b. Mayor
Moore. the bill provided for clos
Inc the saloons between the hours
of . n. m. and 2 D. m. The liquor
dealers committee had II reduced
by the council committee 90 the
hours between II a. m. and s .. m.
thus reducing It's effectiveness one
third.
II placed the hour Of closing nj
o'clock In order to guard against
the open saloon being n means oi
getsinG lot Of pgrchasable cleo
tors drunk before the polls were
opened" said Mayor Moore soon
after the ordinance was intro
dnced. There Ia no more reason
why the saloons should be closed
az II than that they should be
lclosed At 9. The purpose Of the
law is to prevent the distribution
of intoxicanta on election day for
the purpose Of corruptinR the cleo.
torate. Insoxicanfs can be pur.
chased for this purpose prior 10 II
a. m as well as after that hour. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

EVELYN is GIVEN A
SEVERE GRILLING

'hefe Was 40 narcotic known 10
ssiehee That could be drunk In
ehamns'Sne aud produce the effect
you said wine had upon you at the
zsnd az. house p asked jerome.
on iIttletan'a motion the eourt
ruled olit the question an lmprouay
lbia made jerome smile. ~ hsd
once More etecutcd a Jerome sflck
kc'uhE before the Jury matter
ne wanted them 10 fninA about.
Witness admitted that Frequently
Thaw Impressed her a. haelne uaed
too much liquor Mac Mckaurl.'r
name WAS mentioned when Jerome
ASKED u the Mckenzie girl hadn' 4
given her letters written hy white
EVELYN denied thla.
EVELYN ThAw testified sha told
fhaw that Mae Mackenzie haa nala
to White, Wasn't Il nice the wav
Harry and Evelyn cared Tor each
other
This was the tune White replied
II weHld not last iuaE. that he wouId
win Evelyn back
Witness denied ahe knew when
she aas IN Europe thar her mother
vent to the American embassy In
London aud complained about Eve:
I'm running about with Harry
Thaw.
Noon recess was then taken.
IN less than an hour after court
re'convcned fnr the afternoon aes
Hiou Jerome concluded hlh erona
examination of kxvlyn. At 7.sf
o'elock. Littivton questioned her
a little 90 redirect and excused her
at al. Evelyn took her old SCAT
In the eeurtroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

Cross, IL employed IN the Oregon
restaurant. al 1895 First av.
Many Objections.
The girls parents decline TO
make any statement. In their
complaint they allegc that Miss
Cross Is only "a years Of age. aud
insist that Wise il q years old.
Not only the disparity OF years.
but the inexperience Of the girl
and their personal objections To
the young man are assigned as
reasons for objections to him as q
prospective soniuIaw.
A 20 how far the courts can
figure a. a cheekmate Of Cupid
Ia the present instance IN mooted
question among the lawyers to.
day. Tho law books. apparently.
have left 4 vast field for conjec.
ture 10 this connection. The hear.
ing OF the case comes up Fsrifas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
MILITARY HONORS AT
GIRLS FUNERAL

Miss Mary AlolHia McAndrew.
the isyearold daughter Of Captain
and Mrs. James W. AcAndrew. Of
the Third regiment. Z. $. A, waK
buried this morning AZ the military
cemetery at Fort Lawfon. Funeral
services were held at high mass AZ
the ST James Catholic cathedral
The inteTment at the post cemetery
was under full military honors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

class. Fred A. Johnson. Of Tacoma.
Ia kskhe distinction OF being the
49, single exhibitor. having en-.
tfss In i6 classes.
w G. Denny commenced Judging
this morning. Plymouth Rocks be-
ing first on the list. Wyandottes
and Leghorns follow. II is expect
ed that the Judging will be com.
pleted by Wednesday night.
Tomorrow night at 8 o'clock the
annual hssnuuet Of the American
B6id Plymouth Rock clu'b will be
held. the isme and place te be an.
nomced tomorrow moaning All
eancieos 4IisL bSeads.bs xtagts A6fb 4is
ydlaat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
License and Revenae Committee Of City Council Favors
Saloon Men as Far as Practicable.

The consent OF the liquor deal
ers having been obtained 20 saeh
action. and specifically delivered
10 the license and revenue commit
tee yesterday afternoon. The coun.
ell last night passed the ordnance
requiring saloons 20 close ON pri.
mary election day. Before doing
50. however, they trimmed the
closing hours a. proposed BY May
OF Moore. reducing them BY one.
fourth.
The consent Of the liquor deal
srH' association TO the passage Of
the ordnance vas delivered to the
license and revenue COMMITTEES yes
terday afternoon by a committee 81
saloon men consisting OF Gust Han
sen aud Johnny i3rill
G. ". Horr aud Charles T. Con
gleton OF the Civic Union ware
present at the committees meet.
Ing to urge the passage 81 the or
dInance. but the committee before
agreeing to report II favorably dc.
ferred 10 the Instructions of the
saloon committee. which we're that
the closing hours be materially ~
duced
Prepared BY Mayer Moore.
The ordinance was prepared by
Mayor Moore and introduced In tho
council two weeks aso by Council
man Kelso. In the council II Was
referred TO the license aud revenue
committee. OF which Councilman
Morrison IL chairman and Council.
men Sawyer. Conway. kecns aud
Reynolds are members. All ur
these men. with the possible en-.
ception OF Councilman Reynolds.
are close cousins to the liquor traf-
fic.
The bill was frat brought up for
consideration In the committee ON
Monday OF last week. The liquor
dealers not having been heard from
at that time. action on II was post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
JAP Is HELD ON
SUSPICION

Identified b. a tsttooed anchor
on the arm and curl he had ere.
ntsd b. the free use Of hot curl.
ms iruu. W. s. HanaEnchi. a Jap
was arrested at III Maynard ay.
by Detectives Burns and Phillips
this morning. aud will be held for
Sheriff Foater of Coneoncully. The
polio. have no details Of the crime
Of which be Ii suspected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
fine FEATHERS feature
Of POULTRY SHOW

The annual exhibit held under
the auspices Of the Seattle Poultry
association opened today ia the
new Central building. at Third ay.
and Marion st. with what IL do,
elared 20 be the largest list Of en-
tries In the history of local poultry
shows.
The exhibits are all OF high
standard and all told the entries
number more than 1000 fowls OF
high class. Exhibitors are In at
tendance from all over the state
and from 0regon and British Co.
humbia.
Plysmou.ss Rssclsas ass usual. form
p.9e riGs4Sdt scoa0s ss OBJ a?cs Ht1gle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

Los ANGELES. Cal. Jan. al
Wous Da. who h ssid 90 be worth
SEQ GOO. has been deported II
u hald that Du'a father died 10 a
mine Ia northern California some
time ago. and that nu has been In
possession Of the dead mans pa
paris ever aimee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
RaIIotinn for Senator.

PROVIDENCE. II. l.. Jan. 21.-<
In the Rhode Island legislature to-
day balioting for United States
senator was started. with chances
favoFing Senator George wetmore's
reelection. r. ~. 1. Goddard is be-
Ing supported BY the Democrats,
but he has little chance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
MAJOR IS ON TRIAL
FOR MISCONDUCT
10y United prs.s.)

ATLANTA. Ga. Jan. 2f--A
courtmar'ial mas been convened
here In the department. OF the gulf
to try Major william v. Hancock
Of the coast artillery on charges OF
conduct unbecoming an officer aud
a gentleman The charges include
misconduct at Fort Casey In
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
ALASKA PAPER suspssos.

JUNEAU. Alaska. Jan. u The
Ateamer Portland. which arrived
here this morning from the vest.
ward. brings word that the cataila
Diamond Drill. the weekly paper
Published at Catalia. has suspend.
ed Most Of the town has moved TO
coraova. where railroad eonstruc.
ton work IL active.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Jan
2l-Deiegates to the Republican
national convention are being elect.
ed today az Coalgate In the Fourth
Oklahoma congressional district
Early Indications were that n ma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
Inxlte Mhl,.Iau Reld

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. FL
Hon. Whitelaw Reid. ambassador
10 England and trustee Of stanford
university. has been invited by
President Jordan Of Stanford uni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
TRIMS CLOSING HOURS on
PRIMARY ELECTION DAY
} HsyTikN REVOLUTION
PLANNED ~ COMPANY
or NEW xoHkERe.

ny Qnttra ffetal
. PORT Al PRINCE. fiayti.
4 Jan. ~ President Alexis 4
. forces are pressing the rexoia.
. tionary array hard Al Nnnai. (
. yes. and nswn 81 surrender n 4
. expected Thr rebels are sur.
. raanded. Alexis claims 10 4
4 have evidence showing that Z
. the revolution la backed b.
. New YORK company having Isl. 4
. tereata In ElaYfi Alexis 1
. Intends to report the matter 4
. to President Roosevelt. 1
$500 80 80 = 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
TO GIVE Rscrrspk.

The y. 3. Johnston compang vail
hold a plano recital at their Feettal
hasr Thursday evening. siihs Clara
hemga; aolojit. Is the feRsuro OF the
Hssgsasn an.uogncsa, Asisgs::.s.l.aa.pr VOID
~ asas lGuodiia;xisyoffsagtssa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21


xgw YORK. Jan. q District
attarney Jerume announced today
~, A. dld not think L would BE-
ssee~ssry "a keep EVELYN fhaw
nrseF cross examinatlon IN the
rafasr trial Of her husband. Haf.
~ Thaw. lonKer than todaN lie
sklnks. BE- may b. able 10 finish
- examination shortly after court
weonscnes Tor the aIternoon SEES
sien.
there Is some difference o.
ouinlnn as 10 whether Jerome u
rssninE an advantage b. Ills latest
,x1es In Inducing Attorney IAttie
los 70 have seine II the 'rsNustins
details Of the Testimony cllminai'
"a llttleton agreed 70 TITS. hn,
al dissemination Jerome u
Srisxsrx cut every incident q shc
Hr<t trial. Attorney q Reilly Of
Dc defence declared that unless
uutorsseen complications set 10,
a. defence viii rs4c It's case az
ih< end Of this week
Essiys on the stand.
Nrx Eselyn Thaw. who flashed
ker tsstimpny yesterday afternoon,
rsssuet ths sand Al II u O'Clock
tkiz mosrinx 10 be cross examined
II district Attorney Jerome A.
- rsztlei into the chair. she
smiled AZ her husband. Hho looked
nu<h brighter than be did yea.
isreay.
The -rru<erasor sought 70 Eeafn
Il The he<ihsias Of the exaHtina-
sirn hos beg he wlfnsss lived IN
Parts tn Isat Then he followed
her nsssmentx through Europe
srd bach % this euuntry. The
vil1sSs sfmIfted she wrote ~
Stamford Waite when she whs In
nualo<ns ana saw hlm several
>nn kfser sha returned TO Ne~
Teri
Asa AID you tell Thaw you wans
\ a. tgser sigh White soon after
~ knd~d from EuFopeY- asked
jerpnr.
what d. yoa mean. SIR re-.
Dfed tks eItassA sharply Yea
N iryinx 10 create \ wruux Inn
Dreus1oe | ras bot one Of sew.
GrzI g,Nsts n the dinner party
y he toxer II the time you srsak
Yes viii piease answer my
Questiou.' Insisted the prosecutor
: tad Harry that I went to the
sves. Il thai IA what you mean.
Denies s.grina Affidavit.
A TITS palnt she Identified her
Uature 70 an affidavit made IN
ll1sss<7 Humsnei's office IN which
- agreed 10 sue Harry Thaw for
nrnfzily misazing Der xhEle she
ms On the continent.
Tie witness then said she sent
lu TIE tower twfca after her return
y View York. When Thaw return
= from Europe he came 10 see
~ accompanied BY a lawyer. The
s1fnesa said she was cool towards
nav. and he said. Poor Evelyn,
Mai Is the natter
She said she told him about
e<arsng stories concerning HIS al
ND mania for putting nude w0n
j = INTO scaldibg water aud beating
uea. Then the witness dealcd
~ she bad told Hummei that
nav had whipped her without
pr1soeafion.
Hnen Evelyn was shown a copy
ne alleged affidavit. she aw0re
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
AT kssa<A DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION CALLED.

4 JUNEAU. Alaska, Jan. n.
4 The Democratic territorial
4 committee. In session. has
4 agrecd to call a convention TO
4 meet here MAG 10 to nominate
4 a deleease te congress aud
= name SIR deIeKades To- else
r. eonqocn!ois.n at b.enaseB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
GREAT NORTHERN
TRAIN JUMPS.
THE TRACK

tie. jumped the track this morning
near Cfbverdale The engine ard
three cars were deralled. No one
was Injured II ls expected traffic
viii be open late this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

verslty To deliver a lecture before
The assembly Of the student body,
and IL II probable that he viii &C.
cent
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Jerome then Questioned the wit.
Ness At length a. 90 tho number
OF. times she met Thaw while she
was friendly with White. she In.
sisted that she had nothing Ia do
with White. until one evening when
she went 10 luncheon with Malae
/ Toilette. un that occasion White
/ told her that she Was not looking
well. thar dancing Was not Kood
for her. Iia PROMISED her that II
she would Unit dancing and keep
away FROM the theatre he would
pAy her \ salary same amount
She was receiving from the the
atre.
Mrs. Thaw testified that she told
Thsw she had heard he was a
narphine fiend. and he replied ahe
had been with him Ia k.nrops and
know he had no hypodermle
needie.
jerome then went over her talk
With Dillingham;. theatrical man,
sseE. when he teld her Of ThAw
beating = girl. and referred 60 hef
trip with Garland GA hia yacht and
her trouble with her mother over
lack barrymore. The district At
torney rad portions of her tenti.
inony NJ thu first trial
Tire witness turned 60 Justice
Doxllng and asked him 60 order
al tho testimony read.
II you have anythIax to say
please confine your remarks to
counsel replied the court. sharply
Evelyn ThawH ehccka colored
up just a bit and she Appeared to
b very sorry that abe had al
DRESSED the court.
Call. White Black guard.
Jerome carrssd has hack 10 the
Christmas night episode and re
viewed The ilf~ Of the witness With
Ths~ at the GFsaa hotel Evelyn
testified that ThaN carried a pistol
most of the time on the advice Of
Detective Roger o'Meara. and that
- carried q from 1908 untii the
night of the shooting
Jerome again referred TO the trip
abroad. carrying the Witness over
the route until they returned 20 New
York, where ThAw and the former
chorus EiFl stopped AZ the Cnmher.
land hotel because Of the actor
seey there. Thaw thoneht Y best
for them % separate and they did
Witness said she then went 10
the hospital When discharged she
took apartments IN Madison az.
where she remained until ahe vent
to Pfttsbarg 10 get married. She
cauid not recall how long she had
been hack In Sew York when
White VAS killed Jerome forced
her 10 admit she called White a
blackGuaFd In Thaw'a presence At
time whan aha and White we're
on kindly terms
Witness said she told Thaw all
the -nice things people said about
the architect. also told him White
bad mania for young xirls. At
Jeromes request the last part OF
this answer vas stricken out.
ibid sou read In the newspapers
At the time OF the FIRST trial that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

nELliNonAM. Jan. The
Owl train on the Great Nor,hern. on
ifs way from Vancouver to Seat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

jority OF the delegates would be
pledged to vote for Taft for presi-
dent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
Jerome Cross Examines Her on Testimony Given at
Last Iial-Tilis Are Frequent Makes Appeal to
he Judge and Is Rebuked.

that she had never attached her
slsnataFe Ia such a document IN
Nhitos studio ON October ~. 1900
She admitted. however. that white
she was living on Thaws money
she continued 60 Accept presents
from White.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

JUNEAU. Alaska. Jan. IL
Steamer Portland OF the Alaska
Coast Company has arrived from
the westward and will sail for So
attic tonight. She has 20s paseen
gers aboard for the south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

10y Unfted Ffess.I
= MO Dr. lASEiHo. Jan 81 4
= Rear Admiral Evans todaY Z
: wrote TO American AmbassH I
. dor Dudley that All shlps In 4
= the fleet are In excellent con.
. dillon and the squadron il (
= ready 20 sail Re asked the I
. ambassador 10 thank .presl. !
= dent Pcnna Tor Kindness 4
= shown him. officers aud iack. 4
: los Of the. American fleet. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21
PL0TTERS
ARRESTED

arrests have been made In connec,
ton with the plot TO destroy a bat.
tieshlp OF Evans fleet. Italians are
Supposed fo have been the con,
sptFatorp. although one Canadian
and two Germans have been taken
In the dfssnet b. the brazilian 20
Ire and detectives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2t-The Of
fietaln here were e6snlzant Of the
plot to destroy battieships ~ Rio
Dc jAueiro. Advises we're received
ffazn Paris and This information
wss conveyed immediately TO the
officials ~ Rio de Jansiro. The
plot revealed shows that the battle
EfIps we're to be- blown 40 By mines
and these mines we're being ship.
i,ssl 10 Rio De Janslru ON specially
chartered steamer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-21

Cross, IL employed In the Oregon
restaurant al g385 First av.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-09-11
FRANKLIN

The Pine Ridge school began Mon
day.
Mr.. Steliks spent Sunday in Dubois,
visiting relatives.
The farmers in this vicinity are pre-.
pairing their ground for wheat.
John Church spent Saturday and
Sunday in Dubois visiting relatives.
Mrs. Scouten and daughter of To-
peka, Kansas spent the week in this
vicinity.
Gilbert Dodds, weo has been work.
ing for D, W. Ryan near Shubert dur
ing the past week. returned home
Sunday.
George Alberts who has been in
South Dakota visiting his brothers,
Herman and Henry returned home
Mike Butler accompanied him to look
after some land in that state.
Miss Mildred Briggs, who began
teaching the Fraaklin school Monday,
Aug. 81 is giving evidence of being a
good instructor. She is capable of
practical knowledge about
the Pacific Ocean and western L. S
having lived near Puget Sound for a.
few years.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-09-11
VERDON.

Jake Bloom was in Nebraska City
Tuesday
O. p. Veal was a Lincoln visitor
last week.
Mrs. Maud Veal was a Falls Citg
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Goolsby visited relatives
at Falls City Sunday.
Heath Grit1ths has returned from
his visit to Wymore.
Landon Yantis of Long Island, is
visiting relatives here.
Blanche Armbruster was M from
the county seat Sunday.
Miss Lippold of Falls City spent
Sunday with her aunt. Mrs. Fogle.
nellie Weaver aud Lizzie Conover
were Auburn visitors Friday.
Mrs. Moore of Wymore is here visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. D. G. Grifiths.
Mrs. Ed Fraunfelder and daughter
Julia spent Saturday at the county
seat.
Mesdames Harden aud Heineman
have returned from their trip 70 Penn
%sylvania.
Geo. Abbott and wife of Falls City
spent Wednesday with G. G. Humph-
rev and wife.
Chas. Weaver, Jesse Smith Lou
Parsons and Rollie Franklin attended
the ball game at Auburn Friday.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-09-11
SHUBE RT

Mr.. Wyke of Stella spent Sunday
here.
VIM. Smelling was in Lincoln We'd
nesday.
Mrs. C. a. Townley spent Sunday near
Verdon.
Worth King and wife attended the
state fair.
c. a. Lord and family went to Falls
City Sunday.
Willard Goodloe OF Stella was in
town Sunday.
Robert Palmer attended the state
fair last week.
Ralph Clark was a business visitor
here this week
+. N. HINTON and wife were country
visitors Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Culp of Nemaha is here
visiting relatives.
Jake Motsinger is now very sick
with typhoid fever.
Willard Shubert returned Friday
from his Iowa visit.
John Ahern sr, left Tuesday for
Soliue, North Dakota.
Mrs. Nj. I. Hill was the guest of rel
atty es at Nemaha Tuesday.
Ed Lambert and wife of Hastings
are here visiting relatives.
Born to Herman Race and wife on
Tuesday, Sept. / a daughter.
Theodore Hill left Tuesday for Oma-
ha where he will attend school.
H. f. Williams and wife were Me-
maha visitors during the week.
Joseph Spickler, wife and children
returned from Oregon Tuesday.
VIM. Boatman and wife of Verdon
was in our town a few hours Wednes-
day.
j. p. King and wife attended the
Home Coming picnic at Brownville,
Friday.
A. N. Harris and wife are now en-
tertaining their friend, Mrs. Sam Otto
OF VerdSn.
Grandma Evans returned home Fri
day from "a several weeks visit with
relatives In Ohio.
Mrs. Frank Oathont has been enjoy
ing herself visiting relatives at Melica
Mimi, during the past week.
Lee Pond and wife arrived here
Tuesday from Gettysberg, S. D. where
they expect to visit for some time.