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Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

Louisville. Ky-The executive
committee OF ths Model License
League. advised ~ leading brewers,
dlntIIlers and dealers IN various parts
Of the country. yesterday called ma
tionai convention Of the wins. beer.
whisky and collateral trades to meet
In this city jan. 81 and 81. Tho pur-
pose Of thss convention Il 70 oiler q
model iioenpo Law. Prominent men
n no way connected with the trade
have been Invited 10 address the gath.
erlng.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
RENT AGITATION CONTINUES.
Heads Of Families Agree 20 Strike for
Dollar Reduction.

New York-The agitation for low
err rents among the thousands OF
East Side continues undated and
all day Sunday the headquarters
Of anti.high rent bureaus were
crowded with people who wanted to
join the movement. Commissioners
spent the day organizing the families.
Numerous meetings we're held in the
district to protest against the high
rents, which the tenantry declared to
be in a great measure responsible for
the poverty on the East Side. The
heads of 81 families in one large tene-
ment met and agreed 10 strike for a
dollar reduction.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
kllled al Family Reunion.

Haigler, Nsb.--J. p. Barrets. a
ranohman, living eighteen miles north
east OF Halgler. was shot and
Eilled at the ranch of his son-in-iaw,
Ora Allen. Christmas afternoon by
LATE Allen, father Of Ora Allen. The
ALIENS and Barrets were holding a
family and Christmas reunion. A row
started. during which Barrets was
killed and the elder Allen so badly
pounded up that he may die.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
Phone Law Declared Void.

Lexington. Ky.--ln the circuit
court, in the case of the Lafay-
cite Telephone Co. vs. the City OF
Higginsville, Judge Davis declared
void. because unrcaRo labIe, the ordi-
nance passed by the Higginsville city
council, fixing telephone rates at 81
per month for residences and 90 per
month for business NOISES, under the
public utilities act OF 1907.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
,vIINey Arrives In san Franelseo

San Francisco. Cal.--Judge L. r.
Wiley Of the United States court at
Shanghai. China. against whom
charges Of improper conduct OF his
court have been preferred at wash
7ngton, arrived In San Francisco yea
terday morning on the Pacific Nah
liner Manchuria from the orient. and
after q stay OF two days In this city.
viii proceed to the national capital.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
eulIdlno Wrecked by eomb.

New York-A bomb thrown against
the front Of two-story frame
building in East 14Sth street. in the
Bronx. badly wrecked the building and
endangered the lives of eight persons
who were asleep there. A fish store.
kept by Joseph Rae on the first floor,
was almost demolished and his living
rooms back Of the store we're also
wrecked. A door was blown on its
hinges and, striking Mrs. Marie Bot.
tisano, Rae's married daughter, on
the head. inflicted a painful wound.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
Harden Found oulItv.

Beriln-Editor Macmillan Harden
of Die Zukunft was found guilty
Friday afternoon of libeling General
Count Cuna Won Moltke and SEN
fenced to four months imprisonment.
Editor Harden is III at his rooms
and public sentiment. which was all
with him a few weeks ago, has turn
ed roundabout. The triumph is com
piete for Won MoItke.
II Is now generally believed through.
out the empire that the Emperor will
restore Won Moltko TO his former high
position. both in the army ana in the
imperial favor.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
nuIIder,, Waaes Not cue.

New York-Though the employ
ers declare that 1908 building out
lock bad, there will be no wage re-
duction for at least $4,000 men on
this class of work. contracts having
been closed already for another year
OF the 1908 scale. Negotiations be-
tween the employers and 2s.5oO men
are still pending.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
JEFF DAVIS WANTS 100000.
And He viii Get Il, He sayS-For
Hot Springs.

Hot Springs, Ark.-Senator Jeh
Davis, whose speech on the trusts
in the early days Of congress
put him on the map" has announced
over the long distance telephone to
his constituency here that when the
senate reconvenes he Is going after
a 100000 appropriation for the
identifying Of the government res
ervation In this city.
VIII 100000 be enough TO carry
out the work." asked the senator.
When the representative Of the Bust
ness Mems League recovered from his
establishment and replied that II
would. the senator continued: Then
I'll get It. and II don't they'll hear
some more from Jeff Davis"
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
Die In Mine Slide.

Massillon. Ohio-Five coal miners
were entombed by fall OF slate in
the Crows Nest mine, Ave miles north
of here. The fall Of slate followed an
explosion.
Rescuers soon recovered the bodies
OF two dead men. George Roberts, GO,
and his son, George Roberts. Jr., 10.
II is believed the other miners ran
IN the opposite direction when the
roof crumbled. The mine is owned by
J. II. Somers & Co. OF Cleveland.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
Mlnsrs still Imprisoned.

Ely. Nev.-Rescue work at the
Alpha shaft, where three miners
are entombed in the 1.000-foot
level. 10 still progressing slowly. The
ground is very loose and may cave In
at any time. There are still more
than 400 feet Of earth TO be removed
before the men can be released.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
RICH HoRsEMAN ENDS LIFE.
Henry r. Terry, Ranch Owner and
Socially Prominent, Was Sick.

New York--DespOndent over con.
tinued III health, Henry F. Ter
ry. a well.known society man Of
Brooklyn. committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through the chest In
Prospect park Friday night.
Thu dead man was Independently
wealthy. owning ranches in Oregon
and near Los Angeles and 2.O0O-acre
farm in Rockland county, New York.
He had been in poor health for some
time. and during a recent stay at Los
Angeles attempted 10 kill himself.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
oaarnln poasa klIla Nanro.

Midwife. 0a.-Thc negro who some
time ago killed marshall i3rinson here
was yesterday surrounded IN q cabin.
He fred upon the possa. shooting the
marshal through the head. The me-
gro was killed A posse has been
Summoned from Wadeley. as tina ne
groes are threatening trouble.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
Released Miner ooss Insane.

Pittsburg, Pa.--After being Inn
prIsoned for three days IN a mine
at Ellsworth. thirty miles from here.
John omillian. 20 years old. a slav
miner. was released from his under
ground dungeon raging maniac Mon.
day. He was taken to the county
home AT Arden.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
rhnw and counsel ouarreI.

New York--on the eve Of the
second trial Of Harry X. Thaw
for the murder Of Stanford White
more rumors. almost the equal of
those which preceded the irst trial,
have been turned loose. The most In
terestIng OF these afloat is that dissen'
sion has again broken out between
Thaw and his counsel.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
anIaamnn commit auleIda.

Chicago--A man who registered as
NJ. d. Humphrey New York City. and
who said he was salesman. commit
ted suicide In his room in hotel here
by turning on the saa. His body was
found Sunday. The man was appar-
entity about as years old.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
Dining Cars to BE dry

Chicago-As a result OF the
liquor crusade in Iowa. the Chicago.
Burlington & Quincy railroad has Is
sued orders to dining car conductors
forbiddIng the sale OF liquor while it's
trains are in Iowa. The order went
into effect Friday. II is understood
that other roads will take similar &C.
ton,
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
peputles Threaten 20 Quit.

Washington. d. C.-Attorney Cen
eral Bonaparte has promised to ad-
Just the salaries OF the deputy United
States marshals sos Kansas. who
threatened 20 quit. The deputy mar
shsls have been paid In fees in the
past. The anti-pass INV. which goes
into eject Jan. In Kansas, strikes
them hard.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

Tan men IN Chicago are asked to
SIC up and take notice. II they are
tail enough they may become charter
members Of the Fairbanks CLUB. now
In process OF incubation. Thsy must
be al least SIX feet tall. however. and
Il they should chance to be taller, 50
much the better.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
nomh Mreeka > rensment.

New York--A dynamite bomb, be-
lieved to have been set on by
by members of the Black Hand so.
ciety, wrecked the entire lower fioor
OF five-story tenement house on East
Eleventh street wednesday night and
caused panic among the occupants
Of the buildings. One man was In
iured By the explosion.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

washington. ID. Cit was an
nounced at the white House Thurs
day that Capt. ]. z. Pillsbury would
be appointed chief OF the bureau OF
navigation. vice Rear Admiral Brown
son, resigned.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
h Considered = saint.

st. Neutrality-suspicious. John OF
CrOnstndt Il seriously III with the
xoeurrenee Of an old mAlady. He Is
unable 10 eat and. on account Of his
great age. HIS recovery Is problem
nfioaI. He IL considered a saint by
the Ignorant claases.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

washington. D. CA very heavy
earthquake was recorded on the In
struments at the coast and geodetic
survey observatory at cheltsnham.
Nd. Monday morning. Il commenced
At $3.50 seconds past midnight and
lasted two hours. The maximum dis.
placement was "a milIimeters. -
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
lamaa oardnar atoNa nIaa.

Kansas City. Mo.-James Gardner
Stowe, consul general 10 South
Africa from 1897 to 1901. and one
OF the best known manufacturers
IN the United States, died at his nome
here Thursday at the age Of es.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
To Divorce Hartman Roads

Washington. D. C.-Attorney Gen
eral Bonapare has under considera.
ton the matter OF bringing a suit to
dissolve the merger OF the Union Pa
clfc and the Southern Pacific rail-
roads-both Hartman roads.
While the attorney general has prac'
t.cally decided to bring the suit he
has not decided where il shall be
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Further bloodshed seems imminent,
as the mob is mad. There Is little
doubt now that militia must be sent
Two cars, a city and an interurban.
we're wrecked In the outskirts OF the
city. as the result Of being operated by
strike breakers who were inexperi-
enced, but no one was injured.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
lnauIra Inta NM peath.

: st. Louis. Mos-mveslisation OF
the death OF David b. Ellis OF 81.
Louis being made at Mt, Vernon. ILL.,.
by Coroner , T. whitlock. points 70
a marder mystery.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

News has been received that Count
Leo Tolstol was thrown BY . Stun
bling horse ana sustained dislocafed
shouldef. In spite Of his advanced nse.
he q making . rapid recovery.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

Governor Lopez Of Iloilo has been
ahot and seriouHly wounded BY q dis.
appointed politician. Il Is not beiieycd
that the woupd win prove fatal.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
asstrIoss lmmlaralIon.

Pretoria--The TrAnsyaaI govern
meat has loaf no time IN enforcing the
provisions Of the immigration rentric-
ton act, which regnirea al Aaiatica
IN THIS country 70 register.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

warning, and advanced on his daugh-
ter. She fred a second time. with ef-
feet. The charge entered the mans
stomach. and he died the next morn
ing. When Richardson died. Mrs.
Hatfield hitched up the family horse
and drove 30 miles over the rough
roads TO the Lamar county jail here.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

brought. nor the form that it shall
toke.
II is expected that II will fought
along the general lines of the govern.
ment's prosecution Of the Northern
Securities case and that Assistant At
torney General Purdy. who won his
sprrs in the Northern Securities case,
will conduct the battle against Harri'
man.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-07-29

Delaware Tuesday morning for al
visit with her son, Verd, and wife,
expecting to return tonight.
Mrs. Jennie Breed and daughter,
Lottie, came down from the Point
Monday night for few days visit
with Mrs. V. j. Coolidge and other
friends at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Flenniken
came over from Colesbu1g Tuesday
afternoon and will remain until to-
d ~ or tomorrow. The formers sis.
ter, Mrs. Hammond, is still very low
with no hopes of recovery.
ID. +. Grove, one Of the popular
clerks in B. Clark's dry goods store
] at Manchester. spent last Saturday
Saturday with friends here in this
place. We were pleased to be num-
bered among this list and to know
chat he is we'll and has been enjoy
ing his two weeks vacation. His
father-in-law, Mr.. Strong, has been
sick but is recovering nicely now.
Mrs. j. b. Durham Of Oneida was
injured recently by being thrown
out of their automobile in which
herself and husband were returning
home from Manchester. Mr.. Dun.
ham tried to dodge mudhole anc
| got out too far and the machine wen
over an embankment. The misha,
did not result very seriously, how
} ever, we are glad to say.
Fayette is to have a new Jail bull
! at West Union, the county seat. Tn
three grand july prisoners-Walte
4 Whitbeck indicted for the murde
of his father; James P. Burns, bel,
! to the grand jury for breaking int
a building; and Stanton Fanciullc
indicted for larceny, will be brough
, to Elkader and placed in care Q
2 Sheriff Dittmer for safe keepin,
while the jail is being built Jour
5 nal
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-07-29
ONEIDA.

Mr.. Bergens came Wednesday
with his gang of graders to do some
grading for the @. G. & w. railroad.
j. B. Durham made a business
trip to Edgewood Thursday.
John Kruger and family spent
Sunday with home folks at Thorpe.
Mr.. Nessler and family returned
to their home at Dubuque Wednes-
day, after pleasant visit at the
I. Dickson and Chas. Napier homes.
Mrs. j. B. Stevens of Sycamore
and Grandma Cox went to Minerva
Wednesday Tor a visit with their
nephew, Glen Maxwell and wife.
Miss Hilma Pierson of Oelwein is
spending few days with home
folks.
Mrs Jones Of Stewart and Mrs.
VIM. Miller Of Almoral station visit
ed at the Jas. Cox home Thursday.
Mrs. L. L. Parker spent Sunday
with her son Charles and family al
Manchester.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. A
Connell and wife Sunday, July 10
"a girl.
Miss madonna Breckon and Gler
Tabor went to Marble Rock Wednes
day to visit at the Earl Tabor home
Mrs. Will Hockaday and Mrs
| Emma Parker of Minneapolis visited
at the A. L. Cougar home Monday
j. b. Durham and wife were AL
moral visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. M. j. Josyln was shopping
in Manchester Thursday.
Miss Armitage Of Earlville was il
town Friday.
Evelyn Heyer Of New Hampton
was a caller here the first Of thu
week.
Mrs. Heyer OF Earlville visited
her brother, L. Dickson Friday.
Miss Rose Lorenz was shopping
in Manchester Friday.
Mrs. d. A. Lightly of Elkpor
! was calling on friends here Satur
day.
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County Correspondence.
of Ehler were united in marriage a
Al i

of Ehler were united in marriage at
last Thursday.
Mrs. j. r, McElliott is enjoying
a visit this week from her mother,
Mrs. Mary Murphy, and her neice,
Genevieve Meet, OF Chicago.
j. M. Brayton and wife attended
the funeral of the latter's grand
father, L. NJ. Davis, at Manchester
last Sunday. Mr.. Davis was 10 years
of age at the time of his death, and
was one of Delaware county's hon
ored citizens.
The Ryan base ball team drove
to Masonville last Sunday and de-
feated the team at that place by a
score of to l. This was the open
ing game at Masonville and the
boys worked hard to give the spec
tators their moneys worth.
S. G. Reinburg Of Townley, Ala
bama, we're guests Of relatives and
friends at Silver Greek last week
Mr.. Reinburg is engaged in railroad
work there and thinks the state o.
Alabama is all right,
Postmaster Houston has received
a recent order to the effect that i
all roads covered by rural delivery
from this office are not properly re
paired during the present summel
season and placed in such condition
that uninterrupted service can b,
rendered throughout the year, tn
withdrawal of rural delivery from
neglected roads will very likely fol
low. He is instructed to report an,
failures to comply with this require
ment in ample time SO that tn
routes may be changed before til
beginning Of winter. Reporter.
II
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-07-29
EDGEWooD.

Miss Jennie Forward arrived
home Monday morning from a few
days visit with friends at Anamosa.
r. d. Graham of Manchester
made our town business visit
Tuesday.
Misses Lillian Elledge and Min
ME Lillibridge spent short time in
the Point Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Abbie Coolidge came in from
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coLEsBURG
The Mite Society met with Mrs

The Mite Society met with Mrs.
I. f. Keller Thursday afternoon.
Making hay is the order of the
day. The crop is fine one.
The 1. o. o. F. and Rebekah
lodges held joint installation Of
officers Wednesday evening. Mr.
George Matthews Of Earlville and
Mrs. Swinburne acted as installing
officers for the respective lodges
Other visitors present were Mr.
Swinburne of Delhi and Messrs.
Wood, Dickson and Newcomb o.
Earlville.
Z. W. Knee of Aberdeen, Soutl
Dakota arrived Wednesday evening
having been summoned by the ser
ious illness of his daughter, Merle
who with her mother and sister il
visiting here. She is having a siege
Of typhoid pneumonia and her con.
dition at times has been alarming
At present her symptoms are more
favorable. All hope for the speedy
recovery Of this little girl who is {
general favorite. A. trained nurse
from Dubuque is caring for her.
John Adams returned Monday
from a visit with his family a
Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
Mrs. Frank Vorwald has been
seriously i'll during the past weel
from ptomaine poisoning.
Miss Morga Craig is attending
the Clayton County Normal now il
session at Elkader.
Otto Hang and family and Mrs
Frances Crook visited the FISH
Hatchery at Spring Branch OF
Thursday.
Mrs. A. w. Rea is at home from
Dubuque where she has been TO:
several weeks having her eye.
treated.
Mrs. Goddard and son, Willie, o
McGregor are guests at the home o
August Irmscher and wife.
w. Ii. Bush and WIFI returned
Monday from Cedar Rapids wher,
they had been to visit their son
Ernest and wife. lie was marie,
on Thursday, July 10th, to Mis-
Nellie Lloyd Of that city. Coles
burg friends extend congratula
tons and best wishes.
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DELHI.

Byron Stone of Cotton, California,
is visiting his friends at this place.
Mrs. j. w. Penn has gone to Earl
vile to visit her daughter, Mrs. Nj.
Stoner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Heath left last
Thursday for their home in Redon-
do, California.
The officers of Silver Lake Rebek-
ah Lodge were installed as follows
last Tuesday evening by Mrs. G. E.
Swinburne: Noble Grand, Lizzie
Hopkins; Vice Grand, Avin Grom-
mon; Recording Secretary, Nellie
Florence; Financial Secretary, Cora
Porter; Treasurer, Augusta Fleming;
Chaplain, Louise White; Warden,
Mable Hoffman; Conductor, Vira
Hartman; Inside Guard, Lydia Bill
lings; Outside Guard, Lena Buch-
holz; R. S. to N. G., Carrie Swim
burne; L. S. to N. g., Alice Hold
aidge; r. S. to V. g., j. W. Swim
burne; L. S. to V. g., Mrs. Hartman;
Organist, Mrs. Wintenberg.
Mrs. q. w. Warner and sons WIS.,
tied in Wadena last week.
S. NJ. Chase went to Stockton, H.
linois, last week to attend funeral.
Mesdames L. M. Barnes and e. j.
Wintenberg entertained company
of 25 ladies at the home of the lat
ter last Thursday afternoon. A dain-
ty luncheon was served and all pass
ed very pleasant afternoon.
Mrs. Hattie Bentz of Fayette is
visiting her son, A. Fl. Bentz.
Mrs. j. B. Clark went to Cotton
wood, S. d., last week to remain
for some time.
Hiram Wilcox died Tuesday
morning, July 81, 1908, aged 81
years. Rev. Lusk conducted his
funeral service on Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Heath and
children Of Cedar Rapids visited
their people at this place last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingersoll and daugh.
ter Of Oelwein have been guests al
the County farm the past week.
Mrs. G.. l.. Bowman and children
have gone to Souix City to live. Mr.
Bowman has been there for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott and child
and Mr.. and Mrs Phelps of Edge.
wood were guests at the County
farm the past week.
f. M. Byerly went to Dubuque
Friday, returning Monday.
Ed johnson of Cedar Rapids was
an over Sunday guest of his neice
Mrs. j. G. Cromwell.
| Mrs Rhodes White aud daughter
Elizabeth, of Oklahoma, are visiting
friends in town.
| Luther Perkins of Pomeroy, anc
e. W. Perkins of Winthrop visited
| L. G. Perkins over Sunday.
| John Corbin has returned from .
four weeks business trip to Dallas
Texas.
| Orman Hartman is home from
Upton for few days.
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EARLvILLE.

Mrs. @. B. Rogers entertained
Tuesday afternoon at a missionary
tea.
A dog and pony showis billed to
hold forth in town on Aug. 9th.
Mrs. d. W. Blakley and children
are visiting at the home of Mrs. L.
Hersey this week.
w. @. Cattron departed for Min
neapolis after a short visit with his
parents here. Mrs. Cattron and son
will continue their visit.
Miss Laura Werkmeister is visit
ing in Delhi a few days this week.
Miss Edith Volt and Mrs. Kris
pang spent Friday in Delaware.
Mrs. II. A. Tobie and daughter,
zala, are visiting in Export this
week.
Miss Addie Oehler of Dyersville
was the guest of Miss Edith Volt
over Sunday.
Miss Olvermann of Dubuque spent
Saturday with her aunt, Mrs. A.
Philip.
The Young Ladies Society of the
Cong. church will serve ice cream
on the church lawn Saturday after.
noon and evening Aug. LIST. Re.
member the date.
Mrs. Geo. Stable Sr. and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bertha Bender, are visit
ing in Burt. Iowa.
Mr.. w. w. Taylorsand wife cele-
brated their Cys6al wedding on
Thursday ey,efng Of last week by
inviting a few friends. A Jolly time
ia ra,ss ssssssesTssI,s
beautiful cut gla.s celery al 1850
left as a token Of esteem.
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DELAWARE.

Miss VIVA Raster is visiting rela-
tives in Dubuque.
Mrs. John Weldon visited rela-
tives>in Colorado last week.
j. P. Ball transacted business in
Manchester Wednesday.
L. Hokenson met with very seri.
Gus accident Wednesday, while
raising some hay poles, one fell and
struck him across the hip. Fortu-
nately no bones were broken, but he
will be confined to his bed for sew.
eral weeks.
Oscar Esler visited his parents
Wednesday.
Mrs. E. E. Mittlestadt called OF
friends in Manchester Tuesday.
Mrs. j. Benedict and children o
Monticello called on friends in towr
Friday.
Monday, July Goth, was pay da,
at the Delaware Co-Operative cream
cry. The price paid per pound TO
butter fat was 26 cents, average ties
800, average price paid per hun
dred pound for mill .92 cents.
Miss AliV Glew is visiting rela
tives in Manchester.
d, p: Mitt'sstadt visited hi,
cousin, w. Mittlestadt, Of Manches
ter Friday. \%
9. Stone and wife and children
Of Delhi visited Mrs. H. Hesuer Fri
day.
g. w. Ortberg and wife and 4rs
Mary Maxwell were shopping i
Manchester Thursday.
/ Clarence Benson of Clarion i
home whiting his mother.
Mrs. Wheeless is visiting hi
daughter, Mrs. ]. Russia.
Mrs. E. E. Nittlestadt and hi
sister, Mrs. @. X. Lawrence return
; ed from their visit Saturday.