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gefanntmddlunQeu.
fcpartcmeut fir biientlihe siferbett-enuteu.
Gub'S epartement hes 8ebnuoesS nlpeftprr.
giirrnue, HntbbnuS.

ulttmor c, ben 8. Nprtl 1908.
Toti5 fir Artitetten.
81 Der 9tnnor rIo Stnotrutb ole GrridtIng
bon 5lpci @ebduhen bcfdlpNcH bdbeH, zines an
Der WIllbcrrbs UNI R~nbionsStrn6e uuo baS
anncre an Der Rciiierstow Iirnpiie niO
5iinfte gocuue. miro bierIHtt GIcn @rditeiteH
Der Stnot baltimore yiott5 gegeben. hab tntcr
Den "Heitimmnnge1 Der ant Ia. Sttober 1907
untcr5cifHeten Eerorbnnng Gr. 1s c~oniirri'
renoc SHtrpiirfe in oicfem Hitrenu eniaegeH ges
nunlmeH lperber.
Sic Goniurrcn5 fbIiebt uno ale G~nttpiirfe
miliicn am ooer Dor Sunncritag, II. Wai 1908,
II ilbr Witta1s,, eingcreibt fucrbci.
Ellie gIrditcfier. ole flo an oem gSettbes
tperb bcibciliqen poIlcn. rtiiifen bdnon Dem
@ebdlocs 5nlpettor tdrittIi6 am ODER Dor Dem
81. april 1905, ~ ubr Wiitiug5. benad) ridiis
Gen. Sine Ei~6ibeGbttng Der in biefer IIs
5eiac gc1anrien Satcn brin9t ben GerIuit Der
Goribeilc hiCfcs Nettbciperbs nit fb.
glrfiieficH f6nnen Gntiuiirfe fiir eins ODER
betoe @ebduoe etnreiten, bob miliien bieic in
perlbieoencn Bddcten fcin.
Goiparo Z. BRETON,
@ehdloes Sifpeftor.
(IpriIiO,1 If 3,14.15,tG,17,ts,20,2
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@crmiidte In5eisen.
9IQc Scidlcnbcltattcr,

prldc In Der stant Baltimore ibr 8eidldtt be.
trcibcn, pcrocn hiermit bcnadnridltiat, gppiifa.
ton INT Grncueruns eines Observation-Disclosures
nm poer Dor bent 20. April 1908 ~ madisn;
~hiefcIber lueroct fcrner aufaefuroert, a~Ieid5eis
tia nit ibrer stpplifntiun ibr Grntuerune5s
G~ertitilnt fir 1907 eiu5ufenhen.
Nm Inttru6 Der Stadre Observation-Disclosures
beb1roe bon DtGrOlGno.
@curac N. Muiucn, 9rdfoent.
e. 81. Mitden, Scfrctdr.
(92, 3,9 10000
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sar.an Der etrabrnourhbrmd,s eommtHare.

NnIti more, s. stprll 1908.
Sic StrabcuourhhrlidrssG onmiliarc MADDEN
morcr %StaotsGbarter, 500. sbid5niit. bcfnltnt.
onh Ie 0e critic Nerinmmluua an Wiuutas, Den
II. Mai 1908, @urmittngS 10 ltbr, III BEN
8ilrcau Der GumHiiiire, Npenseebaloe, SeriiiG'
ton mn SouioaosS Giraffe. nbbGlten perocIl, nm
Die Nollmadt als3iiiben ltro Die ibnen i;bcrs
trneercr mo BON ibner ocrIdngten Btltrbten
3l ~eriiillcn i'm Netreii Der 6~unocmntrRha uno
Nrpfinuug elmer IL Sui; s,llcn uon Der Nuro'
wciticite Der Nbitelpf' Strahe bic 5nr Siopft'
ieitr riner i%ibbtlic, ron Yuri.Scrrnee liegenben
10 Suh Mich, III GemdG Der am d. gprtl 1905
lultcr6eihncten &croronltG Ar. S4 oca MIaporS
lllo StucirutGS bon baltimore.
SGmcs q. amitb,
I. Nrtbur Mtdtain,
SamsS 6. Wiarilt,
Sormiifdre.
Gnaeue i. 6uogers,
CSlvriI9, 1925 so, WCaiO GIerf.
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3ubn .. &c 3rics.

IS iturb am Il. glpriI 1908 Sobn i. re grirc
i'm Mlter bon 81 %nbrclt mo A%lpnntcu, aeIicb-
anrg fillbet samitaa, 9indmittngs : llbr. bonn
lrnuerbante. Nr. 1913, Git 6nOette. Strabe,
aus tiutt.
(ooDnicn, NJ. 3ctiunsen m6ecn a%cfdIisft
%Cupireit.D UO7-q
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Nr. ~.
Cine Vcrpronnug fir bic Ginrcid,nua Der Hidie
upn atrdicu, Sdluicu, Sbenteru hno ancf
uficntlihen Verinmmlumas'4ufaicu
Nbfdhnitt l.. Sci co bonn U,aDpr uito Stdot'
ruth bon Baltimore oerurniiei. onb ote Si9ell'
tbiincr. TIhter ODER Sububer nIler t6otl eri
~ridhtcieu NM benibtcn @ebdltoc fir Sfileit,
Ibeuter, Snbrite1. 0pteIs. Ipartententsbduier.
GGbt' mo 9oairbiifcr mn dler ais. clferilid1e
Ser'dr rinlungssgofale benuBter 8ebduoe bier
nit uugepieiet fein iuuen iilo bterHllt aIiges
mieicn iiuo. Die Fldne Der 10 benilBteii @ehnloe
illlerbnlb. orctetg {a1cu pom Enfurt per VIM
rnbme oieier Yerororuuo bel pem Sebdlioe'
Snipeitor cinSureidben. gefuetc Elfnc ntitf'cu
nnc 3bitren lino oe grt bcr @ingirae nuo
Mus0inGc ertbaItert.
gbi6nitt 9. Sraeno Cit Gigentbiirrer. Bd6s
ter ooer SnbGber. Der cS nerrnhl1f'iet coer lid
neigert. ole Iuri6riiten oieier SerproliiirlQ ilt
~befolpen, fou elmer Str1ie bon ribt iilter $40
NH $25 pro 5dg fir ieoert e~in8elnen 3ag nab
rcno Der Saiier Scs SeritpbeS untcripprfel fem:
Die Str1ieu folen einnetrteben iuerbelt, pic aiis
oere Strufet einaciriebeit iueroet.
Nbfdnitt 3. limo iei es tcrner nerorbret, hob
hicic g'erorbnuItg BON 3ugc ibrer Irnnbnte in
Strait trcie.
ll%nicribrichen am "A. 9lpril 1905.
3. @arrH Wiahuuf.
Wiubor.
Sir aetrcrie slbffrtit 10, spriI 1908.
J. Sctuel Shomas,
(slpril1G.2 90, 90, Niai6) Heaiftrutor.
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Our Grinncrnng

an meiuen lieben Subn
Tlbcrt Witnd,gcians,
gciiorbcn ant rs. NpriI 1905.
ISie iGutt' ih Gid pergeiien,
Su. meiu g~cIichtcs ainb!
User fam bic lbrdneu meiIctt
Sic ihot aeiIoiicn iiito.
Scit On bon mir Nefd1ieoeu!
IS ldbt mir feline Rub,
Sd1 fndDc lruit uuo Srieocr,
Mcin Ginger lroit iunrit Oh!
Srei Sabre iiuo cs beiic.
"a iflug ole 5rcnnInasitinh'!
Glrupt fldnp onS Srdb9cldutc,
Grfdluien mar Nein Miutib;
Nnln f%ntrntcit On lph fugct:
geo ipObl. meiu Wiitterlcir!"
,Idl dber mlbtc iruaen
Scr lreiiitlilig ihperc Teir.
900 8cmiomet upu ieinrr Wiuttcr.
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Catherine Wcirr.

IS itnrb am Il. guril 1908 Catherine W,eicr,
60 Sabre alt. geIicbtc Satin bon SenrD Micier.
sic gccrotann9 finbet Sunncritas, oen rs.
Nir. 10G. Silbsglhbiions Strnbc. ans uuf benz
.St FnuIs6rieobuie" an Der pcrlIngerten gSiIs
fenesslpenlc ftuti. G0O-O
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gln bic Tnntcu.

Sllroc Snnen. ipcIde muoeruc Shrcioerflnit
5t c~rlernet lpilnidDcIt. follten Iti6t i'm 3neiiel
fein. robin lidD odfiir Sl perocu. Sie 6rnu6en
nnr bel Sri. W. Subers, gir. 800, Neits Cara
toansSiraDc. oor6uipredcH. ibren yiunten nIs
36aliug eintruqelI ltlo iie Icrncll bic STUNT mad
Der ortgeihrittcniten Dietbpoc. sic crbuItcH
nuferocm griinoliden llHterribt i'm 3uibneincn.
Sebr Itherale 8ebiil9utgcn. SrI. W. 6ubers,
9ir. BOP, 2Scits SarntpNa. Strabc. (3T6-)
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Ttcr ncnc z f a d. t d)
iou Der 9ongrcb bcuiuigen unb III
iullcn 60 WiIlioneu Collars folten
Ia IoBt id, buS oItc Stlt0cntcnlicr
ia poriircn:
. olte Slotten- Sporiomfcit,
@obin bit Gii entidmumbcn!
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%ergcbenS ip1be id) imuber,
Sd iinbe Ceinc Spur nid)t mcbr,
. j%erlln, ierum, ieruml
IS foitct ,Herolis rcruml"
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Mit Scr Sdnoignng beS
Enplcr.l fruits it's Giiig. 8encrdl.
Inpalt 9pndpnrte erfIGrt, onb ~lplpeif
fem 9epelsnateriut porliege, meIteS
genuge. ell aentdtI,AcS @erfabren
1cgcn bcn Srltlt cinjulcitcn. Ger
Srnlt toun nritcr bliiben nno &C.
reibelt.
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Ser Noibtn gtoncrG GORE.
ipon0cnt 0ea ,2ouispile An5cigcr"
ihrcibt: Glide Der @cgner 9rpnn'S
bobcn oui ScroS gc5Gblt, Oob CS
ibnCn in ibrcm &ompic 9cQcll Nrpo1
Belle, bubcn obcr 0tc Hcd)lnnN obnc
ocn Wirtb gcmud)t. Nler0tl,01 bat
IN ScroS ctlt gut Sbcil Grpnnfcinoa
lid)c StlnnrurlN gcbcrrldt, Die ubcr
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gcgncrild)cn 6ottioncn itorf filr
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NnIid)t 0cS Nbgcor0nctcn Slapbcn
miro nid)ts Scroa pcrbinocrn, cine
llll6criplittertc Grpon Delegation nod)
Gcnucr 81 ididcn. Soliiiono miro
feline Nrpnn.E Delegation ld)idcn, abcr
oicic Sbotindc ncrbinOert bic Senns
loren ienes Stootcs nidt, 81 propbcs
5cicrl, DOB SIT Qutcrlcbt Die Gclegoten
bon 2olliliono ibr %otlum fir 9rpon
obgeben mcrGCl, ln0 NQcS oclttet ullf
cincn leldtcl Griolg oeS NebroSfocr
StootanlonneS.
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Gisenttamtr G. Hntut, Bobuure:
@. & 9. 7eIspbou, 1865 NabifoH-R.
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Muulano's tiirfiidlc @Gocr,
eanitablc. @cbdnoc, Yuitamt oesen. etetS often.
tWuQ22-l
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Nit Der (rodenIcgung
Der 3uibcricc, Die id)on lorge 9cplont
mar, loll lett bc0onncn mcroen. Die
boa1noiidlc Gcgicrlng bat Scr 3pei-
ten &ontner Der @cnCrolltootcn einell
cntipredlenocn @eieB.G ntnuri porge,
le9t. Gurd bic Srodcnlegung iper.
ocn ctiua $4,000 Sfcr frllhtborcs
Sono %gciuonncn. Iic Soften iino
nitf SO,32O,0O Collars ucronidlogt.
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gsihd hstibrer e. n. SriuJ, Bobruua:
G. & g., 12f %. 8albrooi.
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gwen @eOim Scr fiji ne
Grforid)er Central iiCn's, bot boil
lid) boren luIicn. Nuf iciner iebigcn
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bon ScmpclfIoitcrn, bon bci,en man
hlsber IN europa nid)ts qeiulbt, nos
BET CT rcihca Moieriol iaumelte.
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letner 6orlfrungarclie t999-1902.
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bclL 5cid)nctc 5nblrcihc NotllranIid)-
ten mo mod)tc Germeiiungen mo
pbotosropblite 2ailb . a"ufnabmen.
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&n Gnglon0 lit Oo@ CIR
ben iiir OCn Stuot Elm GlGrBcn0ca @2'
id0it. 9Gl9 ocnt Aohlob Oc@ fiir5lld)
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SOnucritus, ben 16. Npril 1908.
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gtihdttsbhteaa Huo Rebattipu:
Gr. 413, it.9aItimorc' Strafe.
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Telephone:

S%tfrphpnt:
6. G q. 1913 ct. Tanl.
Marglanb 1899 Gunrtlano.
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aaeHiHr ttr WaihIuatpn unb SitrIit Columbia:
SIM. Snuusmaun, 1915 0larioH,Str., R..g3.
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O. @atns. eistutbRmsr aub aesuftenr.
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gnrenu hcr strahenanrnbruMs.0p mmiNd &c.

CNpriI9, 1923, so, MatO GIerf,
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-23
EATON

The club dance Friday night was
a great success.
Mrs. Dan Miller is spending the
week in Denve-.
f. X. Packard shipped fine lot
of sheep last week.
Gus Gehlert and wife left last
week for California.
II. e. Hogue and wife entertained
at dinner last Sunday.
Born, Sunday, Jan. 18th. to O. b.
Guisinger and wife, a boy.
John Gillies and wife entertained
at 6 O'Clock dinner Friday night.
An assembly dance was given at
the Woodman hall Thursday night.
T.. G. Steele and wife returned
from their trip to Kansas Saturday
night.
VIM. Watson Is making short
visit at home. He is employed at
Bouldef.
The Social Hours club met last
Friday evening with f. X. Packard
and wife.
Members of MIR. Neel's Sunday
school class gave him a surprise
party Tuesday night.
Eighty stereoptican views of China
we're shown at the Congregational
church Sunday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church met with Mrs. Nc
Quown Thursday afternoon.
With the closing of tue sugar
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-23
PLATTEvlLLE

Mrs. g. c. Pease Is reported sick.
G. C. Redman made a business
trip to Greeley Sunday.
Born, Saturday, Jan. Is, to Chas.
Straw and wife. daughter.
Nada, little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Kersey, is quite sick.
Harrison Waddel. Of Ault, is WIS.,
iting in Platteyille and vicinity.
Albert G. Henry of Denver was a
Sunday guest at MRS. Hattie Gwyn's.
Mrs. Celina Shannon. of Denver,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Hattie
Gwyn.
Herbert Dennis has accepted a
clerkship with the Hodgson Mercan-
tile Co.
Miss Maud Jones, the primary
teacher of Elwell, was Saturday
visitor here.
Mrs. DR.. Guthrie and children
have gone to Denver for q week 8
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith.
N. J, Brody of the Platte Valley
pharmacy, went to Lupton Friday
morning to look after business inter-
ests there,
We are glad to note that Kenneth.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Squires, who
has been suffering from appended
tbs. is improving.
The farmers have been busy put
ting up ice during this cold weather.
Over hundred loads have been
hauled from the Birkle pond, which
is supplied by spring.
Messrs. A. H. Gri1in and J. r
Bruce started for Pecos Texas, Mon.
day. Mr.. Bruce will make that
place Ills future home, while Mr.
Griffin will visit and return to
Plattevilln soon.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. E.
church gave an oyster supper at the
home OF Mrs. l.. M. Raney Thursday
evening, which was we'll attended
and pleasant as we'll as profitable
time is reported.
CEas Hewitt, a prosperous farmer
living west of here, accompanied his
wife to Denver Sunday, where she
took tain for st. Joseph, Mo /,
having been called there by the seri.
GUS Illness of her mother.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-23
IS GOOD FOR THEM
Buffaloes Thrive in Forest Ser
vice Game Preserves.

Uncle Sans herd of fifteen butfa-
loes which were taken from the New
York Geological Gardens to the
Wichita National Forest, Oklahoma,
in the early fall are doing we'll In
their new home, according to advices
which have been received here from
the supervisors headquarters at
Cache. Since leaving New York
the herd has celebrated the birth of
two fine buffalo calves, one OF which
has ueen named Hornaday, after the
name of the director of the New
York gardens which gave them to
the government, aud the other Okla
homa. after the new state, which
was also Just born after the herds
arrival
Keeper Frank Rush, an old west
erp cow puncher and experienced
buafflo man, who has handled the
herd since it was taken from New
York, says that alaflfa hay has put
his charges in fine shape and that
the big prairie beasts are again thriv-
ing in their native land. The buffa-
loes have an 5000 acre fenced park
In the Wichita Forest In which they
can charge and snort. During the
winter The animals will be fed al
falfa hay and protected from the
weather and disease In number OF
large shelter sheds which have been
built in the enclosure. In the spring
they will be let out to roam over the
! Wichita range and gradually they
! will be encouraged to rustic for
themselves, an instinct they have
partially lost through years of ,domes'
tication in city parks. Government
experts figure that in time they will
regain the prowess of their forefath-
ers who were kings Of the plains be.
fore civilization made its march
! westward.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-23
Collins District.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fry visited
MIR. and Mrs. G. +. Pixler one day
last week.
Mrs. Lewis Olsen and daughter
Leah have moved into the house on
Albeit AlIison's ranch.
Mrs. S. NJ. Martin visited Ed Lall
and family last week. Mrs. Martins
sister Is also stopping at the LaM
ranch.
w G. Gilmore attended the Far.
mers' institute last week and was ap-
pointed to represent his district for
the coming year.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-23
ROWE DISTRICT

u. Meitius Of Elkhorn is visiting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Fry. q
w. G. JoH Is going to have an
auction on February IA at his farm,
Tor the purpose of selling his stock
and farming implements.
Samuel Newell has rented his
farm to W. l.. Murray Of Fort Col
iins for the coming year MIR. Muir.
ray moved his family there last week.
Ray, the two year old son Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Stranahan, Is suffer
Ing from an affection of the brain,
caused by fall. 1t is feared he
may not recover.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-23
AuLT

j. d. Naffzlgger has bought the
stock of goods of 1. C. Neeter and
will take possession this week. Mr..
Keefer will 60 to Iowa, where he
has business affairs which make 1t
necessary for him to go back there.
The w. G. T., o.. will meet on
Friday afternoon of this week With
Mrs. II. W. Kirby at , o'clock.
Mrs. NJ. f. Davenport. state first
vice president, and Mrs. Jennie Pat
terson, district president, will ad-
dress the meeting
Dorothy King, who was taken to
Denver to be treated for appendiic-
tbs, was brought home last week,
but was taken suddenly wors3 Fri
day noon and Saturday morning she
was again taken to Denver. 1t is
feared that an operation will be nec-
essary.
ID. o. Moberly has resigned his
position as cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank and will go to Denver
to enter into banking business there.
His place here will be filed by a. #.
Wilson, who has been cashier for
Clay, Rohinosn & Co., and John
Clay e. Co., for long time
The annual meeting of the First
Baptist church was held Wednesday
of last week and the following Off
GERS elected Trustee. c. w. Hine
clerk, f. Phillips; treasurer, j. M.
jacobson: S. S. superintendent, O..
C. Williams; assistant, f. Phil
lips;, secretary treasurer, Mrs. r..
Fuqua.
At the annual meeting of the Far
mers' National Bank the same otfi
GERS we're reelected, as follow: Di-
rectors, August Molander. Henry
Thompson, ID. X. Wyatt, Henry
Mead, w. w. Sullivan, Jacob Has
brock, Ray NJ. Gale, ID. c, Wyatt
president, W. w. Sullivan, vice
president, Jacob Hasbroock; cashier,
Ray NJ. Gale. A dividend OF -four
per cent was declared for the past
six months besides passing $500 tc
the surplus, which gives the bank a
paid up capital of S36, 500
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-23

cam mpaign the usual exodus Is taking
place among the factory workers,
Loren pedrick has returned from
several months sojourn In CalIIur
MIA and reports delightful time.
KinRman Packard, Karl Weller,
Dickson Smillie and ladies took in
''The College Widow last week
f. K. Packard, wife and daugh-
ter and Miss Norma Harrington are
spending few days In Denver this
week.
Two new members have united
with the Baptist church, the INNER
sion being made last "Wednesday ey.
ening.
Theo Lucas made the first slip.
ment of sheep from here "Wednesday ;
l 900 head being loaded and sent to
Chicago.
Walter Ridgeway celebrated his
fourteenth birthday with party
Friday night. There we're twelve
guests present.
Rev. Chas. Elliott, Congregation
minister at Ault. and Rev. S. C.
Coffman Of the Eaton Congregation
church, exchanged pulpits Sunday
There were.1 ,636 cars of potatoes
shipped from the Eaton country dur.
ing the year 1907. The record for
sugar is 367; for Hour, PAT; cattle,
1892: sheep, III.
The Masons and members of the
Eastern Star drove out to j. M. Col.
lins home Friday night and gave
him surprise party. the occasion
being his birthday.
The Woman's club met Friday
with Mrs. j. G. Carlson. The papers
we're on Paul Lawrence Dunbar and
Booker Il. Washingtn, read respec,
lively by Mrs. y. n. Cotfman aud
Mrs. w. II. Scheer.
The Baptist church was filled sun
day afternoon with people of all
churches and no church to hear
Evangelist r. G. Lane tails on
Some practical scriptural teaching
on health and healing.
Out of town visitors are; Miss
Juanita Kendel, Miss Ocie Stump,
Ira Sides. Chas. Lawrence, all of
Greeley; Miss Lottie McMinn, Wind
sor; Rev. f. NJ. Stephenson, Denver;
Fl. G. Sewer and wife, Ottumwa,
Ia; Misses Emma and Lottie nenio,
Elba, MINI.
An unfortunate accident occurred
at Ault last Tuesday night. A crowd
of Eaton young people rented the
Ault Armory and we're enjoying
themselves roller skating when Mrs
J. L. Kendel received fall that re-
suited in a broken leg. Although
she suffered from tile break very
much at first, she Is now better and
hopes to soon be out again.
Mrs. Margaret Birchfeld VI Cleve-
land, Ohio, who has beens a s,sating
her sister, Mrs. Sarah Jones, died
very suddenly, almost before her
daughter, Miss Lottie, could be sum-
moned from a dance she was attend
ing. After short funeral services,
the daughter left Friday afternoon,
taking the remains with her for In.
-terment In the home cemetery.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-23
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