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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-07-23
BOLIVAR.

Bolivar, July 16.-Mrs. F. B. Baker
is visiting friends in Canton.
Harold App is business visitor at
Cleveland for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gelzer and children,
of Toledo, are enjoying visit with
her mother, Mrs John Ramsey.
Mrs. c. M. Lebold, who has been
on the sick list for several months, is
improving.
Miss Ollie Long, Of New Berlin,
visited here, Sunday.
Mrs. F. A. Bigler is spending sew
eral days in Canton at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Bachtel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston, Of Colum-
bus, are visiting her sister, Mrs. DR..
flack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bixler visited with
relatives in Massillon, Sunday.
The Rebekah lodge met Tuesday
night, and initiated two candidates.
Mrs. Christ Bentz, who has been
staying at the hotel for the past week
returned to her home IN Canal Dover.
There will be no services at the
English Lutheran church for the
next two weeks, owing to the absence
ct Rev. Hartman.
Mrs. Joe Parks returned to her
home in Toledo, after a visit with
her sister, Mrs. Shaeffer.
Mrs. John Huth, of Canton, is
spending few days with her brother.
Leonard of this place.
Little Catharine Hines, of Beach
City, is staying at the home of Dr..
Black for several weeks.
Mrs. William Kohl was at Stras,
burg, Wednesday.
Wilbur Foraker was a Celler al
Canton one day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Daley have gone
to Trenton, where they will camp for
a few weeks.
Mrs. CTameT returned to her home
in Canton, Sunday, after a two weeks
stay at the Bolivar Inn.
Tuesday afternoon lightning killed
for Chrales Kienzle a flock of fifty
sheep, which had gathered under a
chestnut tree for shelter.
Albert Hagloch and family, OF
Wheeling, are the guests of his par,
ents for a few days.
Miss Beatrice Lash is in Cleveland
for a visit with her sister, Mrs. Dr.
Yoder.
FIooks Gibler was a caller at Can
ton, Wednesday.
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EAST GREENVILLE.

East GTeenville, July 15-Mr and
Mrs. ]. w. Thomas were called TO
Akron on Tuesday to attend the fu-
neral of a relative.
Lookout Council, No. 48, Jr. o. U.
"A. M. initiated three candidates to
the mysteries of their order on
Thursday evening, July 9th. Repre-
Bentatives from the following coun-
ellis we're present. Lincoln No. 16,
Massillon; General Mcpherson, No.
40, Canal Fulton Nathan Hale, No.
172, North Lawrence. After the initi-
alton refreshments were served in
the form of ice cream, cake and
lemonade
Sidney Johns. of New Castle, Pa,
Is in our village for few days, the
guest of Thomas Reese on Andrew
street.
August Master, OF Alliance, was in
our village on Sunday the guest of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mas
tiers, Sr.
VIM. T. Jones, of Canton, was in
our village on Sunday visiting rela-
dives and friends.
John P. Jones, who is working at
the Massillon State Hospital, was in
cur village on Sunday the guests of
Mrs. D. w. Jones.
John Bowers and wife went to
Smithville on Saturday to be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hartel.
Reese Harris and Geo. w. Wamp-
Ter, representatives of different Or
Sanizations, went to Meyers Lake
on Saturday, July IL, to secure cars
for an excursion to be run in the
near future. While there they were
royalty entertained by e. r. Kidd
and H. b. Ritz, of the Lake, taking
in the theatre and all other amuse-
ments on the grounds
Frank Bowers and wife, of Mas
sillon, were in cur village on Sun
day visiting friends.
Henry Werlich and family, of Sip
po and Pharez Brenner and wife. of
Canal Fulton, were guests at the
residence of A. Z. Brenner west of
town on Sunday.
Christ Ruch and wife, of Sippo,
and Mr., and Mrs. Jonas Eshleman,
of North Lawrence. were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Baer west of
town on Sunday.
Miss Sade Tombow, of Alliance,
and Mrs. Jacob Shilling and daugh-
ter, of Bentley, were in our village
on Sunday the guests Of Mrs. Mary
Tombow on e. Main street
David Hill has returned from
Saginaw, Mich, after q couple
weeks visit.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Collier
on w Main street, son.
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RANDOLPH.

Randolph, July 15-Mrs. e. j.
Hoffman returned to her home in Ak
ron after spending several days with
Miss Emma Hoffman.
Arthur Weistler and Miss Eva Kel-
Ter spent Sunday in Ravenna.
Miss Grace Mangold is spending a
few weeks at Chestnut Ridge with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Wilson.
Miss Clara Creque, of Ravenna, is
spending a week with Misses Celia
and Frances Creque.
Donald Hoffman, of Akron. is
spending his summer vacation with
his grandmother, Mrs. Anna Hoff-
man.
P. D. Riedinger is spending cou-
pie of days in Cuyahoga Falls and
Akron.
Mrs. M. M. Crockett spent the past
week with her brother, John Riedin-
ger and family, of Earlville.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ROthermel
were in New Baltimore Sunday,
where Mrs. Rothermel is being treat
ed for neuralgia in her head.
Mrs. Fred Riedinger and Mrs. ia
eobine Hipp spent Monday in Suf-
field.
Mrs. Alma Royer Lorrain, of Seat
tie, Wash, is spending a couple of
months with her mother, Mrs Maria
Royer.
Miss Grace Mangold, Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Wilson and hired man, of
Chestnut Ridge, spent Saturday
evening with NJ. M. Riedinger.
union Sunday school picnic of
the Disciple, Methodist and Reform
ed churches will be held at Spring.
field Lake July %.
M M. Riedinger took dinner with
H. V. Crockett in Akron Monday.
Concrete is being used quite ex-
tensively in Randolph. Some OF the
recent uses is the watering trough
west of town, a concrete wall and
roof of the barn being built by Oil
yer Merriam. The wall for the barn
being made by Vincent Proehl and
the roof by Henry Schultz, of Raven
ma.
The fourth annual Rubright re-
union will be held at the GOetz &
Keller hall August l, in honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. M. Riedinger.
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HosTETTER DISTRICT.

Hostetter District, July 16.-John
Haynam and family were Minerva
visitors Saturday.
Samuel Nestrick, Glenwood Nei-
mon and a number of other boys
were at Alliance, Sunday, visiting
the Gift of Tongues camp.
Jesse Newcommer, of Alliance, in
the employ of the Pennsylvania COM
pany, as railroad engineer, visited
his parents, Jacob Newcommer and
wife, few days recently.
David Sutton is at Waynesburg.
Mrs. Andrew Sutton spent a num-
Der of days with relatives at Burg.
holz.
Mrs. Elizabth Hostetter, of Min
erva, and daughter, Mrs. Carrie Smy-
ser, and little daughter, Lois, of
Osaka, Japan, visited among relatives
and friends this week.
Miss Bell Carson, of Minerva, and
niece, Mandy Mills, of Toronto, o.,
visited their aunt, Mrs. Lesta Car,
son, Friday.
James Elliott was shopping in
Minerva, Saturday.
Mrs. Daily, of Cleveland, visited
several days with her aunt, Mrs. Levi
Haynam.
Miss Mary Carson and brother
Clifford, spent Saturday in Canton.
Michael Worley, who has been
confined to his bed, suffering from
an abcess on his knee, is reported as
not improved.
Mr.. Shane, Of Rochester, Pa, and
Mr.. Wright, of Burgholz, are visiting
their uncle, Andrew Sutton.
The Misses Lizzie and Ella Ken,
nedy are visiting relatives in Mich,
igan.
Jacob Burgers were Minerva callers
Saturday evening.
Roy Crawford attended the teach
ers' examination at Canton, Saturday
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NEW BERLIN.

New Berlin, July 15-The regular
monthly meeting of the w. c. T. U.
was held at the home of Mrs Willig-
man on Monday evening Song,
reading of scripture by Mrs. Willig-
man, was followed with prayer by
Mrs. Snyder; Progress of the
Chinese Women" by Miss Lish
Women in the Profession" by Mrs.
Smith; piano solo by Mrs. Chapman;
1.-THE Secret of Happiness" by Mrs.
Albee. Mrs. Albee done justice to
her subject as well as the rest. In
conclusion she said Weep If you
must weep tomorrow, and laugh if
you can today" Piano duet by Mrs.
Chapman and Miss Hatfield. Guests
at the meeting were Miss Hatfield, OF
Charlestown, Portage county. The
next meeting will be a mothers
meeting" The subjects of the pro-
gram will be announced later.
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NEWS OF THIS VICINITY

Of Hartville, and Jesse and William
Bowers were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Brumbaugh Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Wymer and
Miss Alberta Swartz we're the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Poland in
Limaville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Wilson and
granddaughter, Grace Mangold, were
at Congress Lake Sunday.
Adam Snyder was the guest of Mr..
aud Mrs. Peter in Ribaldt Sunday.
Melvin stefy, of Brumbaugh Cor
ners, was the guest of his cousin,
Lamar Dulabahn Sunday.
Albert Ribaldt and Miss Nettie
Fahars were to Uniontown Saturday
evening.
Jacob Ribaldt was to Canton Fri
day.
Cyrus Roger made a business triI
to Alliance Saturday.
Frank Wymer was at Congress
Lake Sunday.
Rev. s. Schumacher, of Hartville
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
EbeT w. Bowers.
Mrs. Cyrus F. Dulabahn made a
business trip to Hartville Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Dulabahn and
daughter, Rosella, were guests OF
Richard Dulabahn and family, OF
Uniontown Sunday.
Mrs. Peter Wymer was in Hartville
Friday.
Frank Knisely was to Uniontowr
Saturday evening.
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BALTIC.


Baltic, July 15-This village was
swept by fire last night that nearly
destroyed the business section of the
town and caused a loss that is esti-
mated at 100000 At 1 o'clock the fre
was still burning but was thought to
be under control. The cause of the
fire is a mystery. 1t followed an ex-
plosion in the Office of the Troyer
Milling company but what caused the
explosion is unknown.
The fire broke out about $50 o'clock
in the mill Office and spread with as
tonishing rapidity to the mill and all
the buildings connected with it. Be-
fore the fire department could get the
contlagration under control the mil
and all the minor buildings had been
destroyed and the fire had spread to
other buildings on the main street of
the town. For a time it looked as
though the entire street would be
swept bare but after Hoffman's and
TrOyers restaurants had been burned,
, a number Of other buildings had been
partially destroyed the fire was head
| ed and at l o'clock it was believed
that the worst was over.
During the fire two freight cars on
the Wheeling that were loaded with
hay were destroyed and telegraph
poles were burned cutting off tele-
graph competitions with the outside
world. Telephone communication
was also interfered with but not made
/ altogether impossible.
An attempt was made to get out
! side assistance during the time the
| fire was at it's height but it was un-
| successful and the local department
had to fight the blaze single handed
! Only the most heroic effort enabled
| the volunteer fremen to combat and
| beat back the flames and to their
work can be credited the fact that
the village was not wiped off the map.
! The exact cause of the fire is a mys-
! terry. About 20 minutes before it
! broke out a meeting had been held in
the office Of the milling company.
When it adjourned the Office was
locked and so far as is known every
| thlng was as II should be. About 70
minutes later, however, the sound of
an explosion was heard and immedi-
ately following this flames were seen
in the office. The spread of the fire
was most rapid and before any real
effort could be made to extinguish it
it was seen that the mill was doomed
and the attention of the firemen was
given to the work Of saving adjoining
property. In this they were only
partly successful as besides the two
restaurants that were burned the
bank and a number of store bui1d-
ings were partly consumed and the
stock and fixtures considerably dam
aged. The amount of insurance on
the burned district could not be
learned this morning.
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PARIS.

Paris, July 16-The thunder storm
that passed through here Sunday did
a great deal of damage, blowing
down fruit trees. The lightning burn
ed the barn of William Fairbanks
with this years crop Of hay and
wheat and also the barn of Irwin
Waltz, of Robertsville was struck.
Mr.. Waltz and his family were not
at home at the time of the fire. Both
barns were insured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shaffer, Of
Osnaburg, spent Sunday with friends
here.
Mrs. G.. e. Smith, the Misses Grace,
Carrie and Sylvia Hayman and Mas
ter 10y Hayman spent Sunday at the
home of Homer Foltz.
Mrs. l.. B. Orr and children, of
Martins Ferry, spent last week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Sum-
mer
Homer Stuckey, from the west, is
visiting his father, Hubbard Stuckey.
Miss Helen Simmer, Of Canton,
spent several days with friends here.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lautzenheiser re-
turned home after visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Ed Hewet at Hibbets.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Motifs spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs Homer Lentz
at Maxine.
Mrs. F. L. Simmer is staying at
the home of her son, Clair Simmer
in Alliance. Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Sim
mer are the happy parents of little
son.
The Reformed Sunday school will
hold their annual picnic in Coy's
Grove at Robertsville Saturday, July
rs.
Rev. Hange will hold communion
services Sunday morning, July 26;
preparatory services Sunday evening
July 19.
Mrs. Carrie Schrader and children
of South Bend, Ind, are visiting
friends here.
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OSNAB BURG.

Osnaburg, July 15-Miss Maud VAL
entine, of Canton, spent Sunday
with her sister. Miss Ruth Valentine
The Children's Day services held
at the Reformed Church Sunday
night were largely attended
George Rabenstine, of Canton,
spent Monday with his grandmother,
Mrs. Amos Rabenstine.
Mrs. Martin Boyer spent Tuesday
in Canton.
The Osnaburg baseball team will
play the Crystal Parks at Crystal
Park on Sunday. The Osnaburg base
ball team is after the championship
of Stark county and any other team
that is after the championship will
have to beat OsnabuTg before they
will be recognized as champions.
Mrs. Mary Rabenstine is spending
a few days in Canton.
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PILOT KNOB.

Pilot Knob, July 16-Harlan Fulton
and Geo. Ickes called on Edwin I'm
mel on Sunday.
The Misses Eta and Minnie Coop
er visited Edith Youtz on Sunday.
Mrs. M. H. Hahn and daughters,
Coda and Marie, spent Tuesday
evening at Chas. Miller's.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Litzinger and
daughter, Zula, of Canton, visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson Smith
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Cole and Mr..
and Mrs. G. B. Werner, of Canton,
and Miss Wells, of Creston, o., were
entertained at M. H. Hahn on Sun
day.
Ellis Fulton spent Sunday evening
at Fair Hope.
Simon Hershberger was the first to
thTesh wheat in this vicinity.
Miss Marie, Marland and Floyd
Hahn spent Tuesday with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Brown.
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GREENTowN.

Greentown, July l6.-Fire in the
smokehOuse in the rear Of c. S.
Cashiers butcher shop, about $3.50
Wednesday, caused considerable ex-
citement IN town. The fire was con-
fined to the inside OF the building
and quick work by the citizens pre-
vented what might have proved a ser
ious conflagration. A. M. Shane
felt's general store, A. G. Myres' fur
niture store and William Boston's
hardware store were in great danger.
The Rev. T. ]. Ream, of Kansas
City, Kansas, who has been preaching
in the west since the spring OF 1878,
is spending his vacation among home
friends in and around Greentown.
The Ream family reunion was held
at the home of brother, Frank
Ream, in Canton, June 80, attended
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suFFIELD.

July 15--Miss Marie Fox, Of Akron,
a. spending her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs William Fox.
On account of the inclement wealth
eT the Ladies' Cemetery Association
meeting at the home of Mrs. Lewis
Hawk Tuesday afternoon was not
very well attended. The next meet
ing will be held the first Tuesday in
August at the home of Mrs. Charles
Memmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burgaski and
daughter, Lucille, of Cleveland, are
visiting Mrs. Eurgaskis mother, Mrs.
Mary Price.
Miss Bertha Bauman, who has been
taking care of Mrs. Edward Ewell, re-
turned to her home in Brimfield Sun
day.
Sheriff McMichanl, of Ravenna,
was in town Wednesday and arrested
Emmett Lansinger, bartender for
William Matson, for selling liquor to
a minor.
Oscar Himebaugh was in Akron
Wednesday.
Huckleberry marshes are again fill
ed with berry pickers. Berries are
large, but not so plentiful as in for
mer years probably the result of frost
late in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. G. Gardener and
children left last week for Ballast
Island, where they will spend several
weeks with Mr.. Gardeners father,
Commodore George w. Gardener.
Miss Carrie Knapp, of Mogadore,
spent the week with her sister, Mrs.
Glenn Luley and family.
After spending several weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. David Woozly and
family, of Pittsburg, Mrs. Morton
Cook retudned to her home here
Thursday evening.
Ambrose Gehris made business
trip to Akron Thursday.
Mrs. Pero and Mrs. Johnson are
visiting relatives in the village.
The hay crop is harvested and
wheat nearly all hauled into barns.
Mrs. George Fritch visited friends
and relatives at Akron Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. Rose Bowman, of Cleveland
is visiting her parents, Frank Ewell
and wife.
The Ladies' Aid held its regular
quarterly business meeting at the
Reformed Church Saturday afternoon
George Bertcher was the first farm
er to have his wheat threshed.
The township trustees and ditch
commission held meeting at the
town hall Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Wegman, OF
Cleveland, spent Saturday evening
and Sunday with Mr.. Wegman's par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Wegman.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rhodes ant
children visited relatives at st. 10,
seph Sunday.
George Smith, of Brimfeld, spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Mae
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hawk were
Sunday visitors with Peter Keipel
and family. ....
Miss Bessie Russell, of Akron,
spent Sunday with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Memmer, o.
Hartville, visited Mrs. Memmer':
mother, Mrs. Helena Warner, Sun
day.
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MeDoNALDsVILLE.

McDonaldsville, July 16-Albert
Metz, supervisor Of roads. will begin
working again west of town,
Mrs. Chas, Heisa and Miss Nettie
Heisa were in MassillOn on business
Monday,
The East Ohio Gas Co is repairing
leaks on the lines through here this
week,
A horse owned by C. j. Yost, south
of town ran away after the box part
ed from the front running gears. All
thrown out but NO one hurt. Horse
was. badly cut
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May Erect Monument TO Cleveland.
Buffalo, July 15-MayOr Adam to-
day appointed a citizens committee
to take up the movement to build a
monument here to the memory OF
Grover Cleveland, Buffalo was the
home Of the late president and 1t was
here that he entered politics.
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CHESTNUT RIDGE.

Chestnut Ridge, July 16-William
and Alma Hill, of New Berlin; the
Misses Bessie and Estella Dulabahn,
Miss Dorothy Bowers, Andrew Miller,
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Akron-Water tank fell three stor.
les from roof OF Swinehart Rubber
Co.'s building to engine room. One
man injured.
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Steubenville--Nick Brant, 26, crush
ed to death by fall of slate in ccal
mine.
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large crowds in the afternoon and
evening. There was a small menag-
erie and a fair show. There was no
parade.
The Chautauqua was opened in the
evening at the fair grounds by a
concert by the Carrollton band and
this was followed by the Parland
Newhall Concert company with a
number of vocal and instrumental
numbers, the bell ringing making the
hit of the concert. This was fol-
lowed by a humorous lecture by
Ralph Parlette, which was we'll re-
ceived by the audience which was
large considering the counter attrac-
tions in town. Before going to the
fair grounds the Carrollton band
played several selections in the
evening on the square. Then the
circus band came down town and
played quite a concert as only a
circus band can play and started the
crowd toward the show ground. By
this time the sea wave flying swing
near the opera house was started and
called the younger people TO another
place of amusement During this time
the Holiness people had gathered
their forces in the park for their
evening meeting and they started up
in contest with the amusements.
There seemed to be plenty of people
for all the different attractions as
each one had a large crowd. Taken
all in all ii was a busy day for all
ages and all temperaments as there
was something doing every minute
from the time the circus train pulled
in at $50 until it left in tie small
hours Sunday morning.
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this week.
Mrs. Park Ferguson and two child
rem are at Strasburg, Ill, on account
of the serious illness of her father,
H. J. Storm.
MI and Mrs. John Shaw, of Aug
usta, were guests of CarrolltOn
friends Saturday.
Fred Duval and family are visiting
Toronto relatives.
Mrs. Wade Beatty returned home
on Sunday. She was operated upon
in Charity hospital at Cleveland four
weeks ago and has recovered Her
mother, Mrs. J. T. Myers, who had
been with her and Mr.. Beatty and
her father, who went up on Saturday,
accompanied her home.
Miss Craig who had been a mem
ber of the Office force at the rubber
factory, has resigned and gone to
her home in London, Canada she is
succeeded by Miss Youngblood, of
Massillon.
Mrs. Stats Fonda and son, of AL
iiahNOi alS VI hNi WI
and Mrs. M f. Albright.
The assessing board on the street
paving, which was done last fall has
made it's report. The county's share
OF $l,41910 was the largest on the
list and the $65.1S of the Raley es-
tate, the smallest.
At the session of the county COM
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-19

There was quite a gathering Of la
dies at the Elks home Thursday AZ.
ternoon, the time set aside for Ia
dies AT Home" at this hospitabs
club The extreme heat seems not
to daunt the dancers In the least
and the light fantastic is tr'pped for
an hour or so. Mrs. Walter c, Dean
acted as leader and number Of
new figures We're learned.
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Section No. OF the Ladies .Nid
Socity OF the First Presbyterian
church will serve at Lon Frames
Saturday afternoon and evening
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Miss Annie Mathews is home from
Colorado Springs, where she has
been teaching the last two yeas.
The friends OF Miss Mathews are
glad to know that she will spend
the winter here, having accepted
position as principal of the Jefferson
school