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The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
MUST STAND TRIAL
FOR MURDER

Tony Malaska,- the Italian arrested
by Detectives Fox and Downev lat
Sunday on suspicion of having muir
dered Lizzie Thompson, Negress,
four years ago, must stand trial. Jas
tice Stein issued a warrant against
him, Wednesday morning. charging
murder
Following his arrest, Malaska was
questioned closely by Capt. Mcdonnell.
but the examination was barren OF
results. the prisoner insisting that he
knew nothing of the crime. Downey
and Fox worked necessarily on the
case. however, and secured an impor-
tant witness in the person of Pearl
Madison, notorious woman wei!
known TO the police IL is alleged that
the slayer OF the Thompson woman.
just before the attack, exclaimed:
You are Pearl Madison"
Mrs Minnie Malaska, the accused
mans wife, who has been held as a
witness in police headquarters, was
discharged, Wednesday, by order OF
Superintendent of Police Downey
there being no case against her. Ma
laska's examination was set for Aug
25 and he was remanded to the Gus
tody-of the sheriff without bail.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
TRAIN NUMBERED 10
FIGURED IN WRECK

ATLANTA. Ga, Aug. 19.-Train No.
13, of the Southern railroad, the Chi
cago Florida limited, westbound. was I
derailed quarter of mile east of
Danes Ferry this morning, but there
were no casualties. The entire train, III
comprising two Pullmans, two q
coaches, mail, express and baggage 4
car left the tracks but did not turn
over
he Cause OF the accident is S
thought TO have been n defective
truck under the baggage car. 4
The passengers were transferred III
and proceeded TO Atlanta after short :
delay. 10
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
Bachelors.

Bachelors are cultivated in all large
cities. They live in bachelor apart
ments and bungalows. They can be
seen during the day in counting
houses and on the golf links and in
the evening at dinner parties and po-
ker games
Bachelors at one time were easily
caught with almost any kind OF bait.
and swallowed bait. hook, slnker and
ALL often at the first throw. Now.
however, they are becoming much
more wary and hide in the depths OF
their bachelor apartments or in deep
poorooms from which they cannot be
lured.
They are gregarious in their habits.
running in schools but thew stand By
each other, and II is very unusual 10
find solitary one Occasionally.
however. 4 more foolish and overcon-
fident specimen will poke his nose
into a summer resort, when he -
promptly landed.
Bachelors are in reality the bull
wark OF the nation BY not getting
married they Ito not raise families
Families. as We know. are constantly
consuming our natural resources.
Bachelors are therefore really provid-
ing ITUru 1IatrTraff rv-7ettfees- ts4f- IL
few Their conduct II will he seen.
is thus quite unselfsh
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
DENIS SLOW TO
GET INTO RACE
FEW HAVE FlLD PRIMARY ELEc.
TON PETITIONS THUS
FAR.

democrats are scarce and localized
In a few wards in the petitions for
city office that have 5een filed up 70
date. Every 'alderma. ic entry froni
Tuesday noon To Wednesday noou
was Republican. So were al the
would-be estimators. The only repre-
sentative OF the minority parry were
the constables from the two .trong
DC mocratie wards, the Seventh and
Ninth.
The candidates for the more i'm
portant city Offices are still shy OF
getting their money down for the
biS race.
Wednesdays list:
Chas NJ. Hammond lRepJ justice OF
the peace; Chas. \. Kadau (Rep) es-
timator-at-large.
Aldermen: Chas +. Wing, (RD.
Tenth ward; Gustav sMertlns tRJ,
Eleventh ward. Fred y. Knapp (R.J
Eleventh ward. Arthur IA. Taube (RJ,
Eleventh ward; Chas. Goldner (RJ
Sixteenth ward; A. r. w. Forth (RD
Ninth ward Thos White (RD. Eighth
ward. Hiram. l.. Rose (R). Sixteenth
ward ReAt-M- RatteF-tR-l Eli
tenth ward; Il. O. Starkey tRD, Sew
enteenth ward Otto c. Goeschel (R)
Thirteenth ward; VIM. G.. Gilmore (R.)
Seventeenth ward.
Estimators: Thos. Hislop (R)
Fourth ward .=PhisteElIr-4R4
Sixth ward; Ed. Baumgarth tR)
Thirteenth ward: f. w. Davis tR)
First ward; Conrad Reuter- RI. Four
teenth ward; f. III. Brow (R.,) -Four
teenth ward: Henry Richardson (R)
Fourth ward.
Constables: Aug Richert (R)
Eleventh ward; AL Schneider (RD
Twelfth ward; Ed Molleson (R)
Ninth ward Ernest j. Zablocki (RD
Seventeenth ward: Harry S. Lewis
tRl, Third ward S. F. O'Del (RD
Fourteenth ward; Jos. Schneider
Cd, Ninth ward; JOS Deyoungr R9
Third ward; Jas. j. Griffin. (R), First
ward, o. II. Butterfic!d tRD. Tenth
ward; w II. Guyott CD, Seventh
ward
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
SPARROW ADOPTS
ATLANTA ATTORNEY
VISITS HIS OFFICE DAILY AND IN
CHlRPS TELLS HIM ALL
THE LATEST BIRD NEWS.

ATLANTA. Aug 19.-Atlanta also
has bird that takes kindly to law
yers, for sparrow has adopted AS
sistant United States District Attor-
ney John w. Henley. Entering his
Office a few mornings ago, MIR. Henley
saw sparrow was perched on his
desk. its head on one side, cycling an
official documents fresh from Wash
ington. lying stretched out as Attor'
ney Henley had left IL. The sparrow
seemed to be reading the document.
steod-for-a- ana
then in the intensity OF his emotion
he sneezed The sparrow looked up.
chirped in pleased manner as though
TO say: Here you are at last, are
your" then hoped over to the win
dow sill and dropped another cairp
that was without doubt meant 10" a
How do you do?"
Mr. Henley walked over te-h *
and sat down. The sparrow still re-
mained on the window sill. only few
feet away. cooking its head from side
10 side.
We'll, declare Attorney Henley
said:
The sparrow chirped in reply. In
fact, It had apparently settled itssii
for A conversation. IL began TO chat'
ter away in the most easy, satisfied
fashion. Mr. Henley was stlll staring
when telephone call carried MIN to
the neat room. The sparrow was
gone when he returned.
This VAS bat-tAe- beginning OF lis
visits Not a day since has II missed
coming back. The window OF Hen
leys room Is always left up and
forms the sparrow's entrance ana ex
It, II he happens to befout. the spar
row either settles itself on the back
OF his chair or on his desk. prepared
TO await his return.
II chirps brightly at the first foot
fall and cocks It's head on one SIDE
but IL anyone other than Henley en-
ters the room, 1t whisks about In DIS
gust. hope to the window Sill. ant
flies out into the street. II he enters
the sparrow gives him chirp or wei
come. settles itself contentedly Sr
the window sill. and chatters salts
fiedly TO him until he leaves the room
or someone else enters.
From its manner, il has evidently
decided to take the Assistant Distric
Attorney under its care. It's aid Il
superior as 1t chatters and never does
il cease TO be patronizing.
Where IL came from, what is the
reason for its strange actions, seemed
to be beyond explanation. Where oth
er mortals are concerned, the bird Il
as other sparrows, but with Attorney
Henley II becomes uncanniiy uh
natural. II seems 70 have no fear o
him and when he is about chatter'
away as though siHg-te- teI4-hiIi
some interesting gossip.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
REV. J. D. PHELPS
COMMITS SUICIDE
TREASURER OF SYRACUSE UNI
VERslTY SHOOTS SELF AT
HOTEL IN UTICA, NJ. Y.

UTICA. n. Y, Aug. 19.-Mystery
surrounds the motive of the suicide
of Rev James Duane Phelps, treasur.
er of Syracuse university, the Rookie.
Teller institution. who shot himself
In his room in the Wurz hotel in
North Genesee-st.. last night.
The lifeless body of Rev. Mr..
Phelps was found suspended from
the window OF his apartment which
was on the third floor OF the hotel,
this morning. He had gone TO the
hotel yesterday morning and nothing
more was seen of him. II is thought
he went TO his room Immediately, al
though just the hour he fired the shot
is unknown.
Rev. Mr.. Phelps was connected with
the Church Advocate for sometime
and had lately been in illhealth.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
BIRTHS

GIRLS
George Law. 2S2 Sixth
LAnaure Angelo. Is Baker.
Joseph Garland. 500 Vermont.
John Roulo. 772 Junction.
Herbert Rocore. Is Reed -pl.
William Raw. ga Eighteenth.
Joseph Stanczak. $50 Ferry
Edward Tycrcll. III Beals.
James Lynch. 247 Brady
William lIalloran els Twenty-third.
James Mills, 349 Eliot,
steve Glane. 99t Jos. Campau.
Joseph Smith. 460 WoodmcTe,
George Rhein, $40 Garfield
Jacob Jankowska. i0l Garfield.
BOYS
Tate Rhodes. 257 Antoine.
Albert Miller. 1917 Canton.
Samuel Alexander. 93 Division. As
Walter Halstead. 645 Sixteenth.
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Daily Death Lis!

William H. Turner. 3 months. sS4 K.
Fort rdtgrstiofr.--- ------------
Evelyn cody, 3 months, Childrenx
Free hospital. enteritis.
Leo Waske. 2 months. 3i2 Thirty
thirdt cholera infantum.
Robert Stone. years. 2sS twenty
second. typhoid fever.
william j Guppy. 76 years, So Ouel-
lette. windsor. sclerosis
Hugh FtZsimmons ia Fifth, %
years. heart disease.
atT4.S-lG-A -ears-- St--Mary.s- hos
pitai. cerebral tumor.
Margaret O'LearY. 3S years. Grace
hospital. exhaustion.
Jane thinner. - years. 400 Concord;
diabetes mellitus
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
KIDNAPS A CHILD AS
SECURITY FOR DEBT

WILKES BARRE, Pa, Aug 49, ~
Kidnapping as a means for collecting so
bad debts was tried by John Barnish. ~
a groceryman of this city, and az I'D
result he was arrested and the little 80
child of Mrs John Crancel, of Par-as-
sons. he had taken was found in his ~
possession. Drr
The novelty of the case appealed to u
Mayor knaffen and as II was shown
that Barnish did not act maliciously. n
but merely upon "a mistaken notion &c
of a new scheme in bill collecting. he aca
escaped with light punishment. q fine 40.
of S. and cpsIs- !.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19

The marriage of Miss Frances Sal
liotte, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ
Salliotte OF ECOrse and DR. Edward
j. Monaghan. of Detroit was solemn.
lied Wednesday morning AZ . o'clock
I'm ST Xavier's Catholic church,
Ecorse. The nuptial high mass was
sung by the Rev. James Monaghan.
orations were white and green The
bride was attended BY her four sis
tiers and Neil ODonnell acted as best
man. Gerald p. Monaghan was an
usher Following the ceremony In
the church? breakfast was served in
the home of the bride Dr Monaghan
and his bride will make their home I'm
r.-tfe,it- ffter-thes- ffeH4-theiF
wedding trip.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
M arriage Licenses

Jacob Hagen. "a; Laura Bidigare. "a
Carl H. Cummings. 80 Ada McNames
"a
Walter r. Collier Il; Glenna Jones
Is
William T. Danahor 10. Laura NJ.
Gregor. 10.
Herman \. H. Papke. 29, Camille V.
Malo. 20
Clinton l. Edgerby 20. Milwaukee.
WIS. Myrtle :. Ludlow. 80. same.
William u. Preston. %; Milan. Anna
D. Wilson. "a. Detroit
George Wanslow. %. Anna Nowikow-
siSt.
Arthur W Brown. 81. Louise L.
Thompson. %.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
DIED

HERZIG-Aug Is. 1905. at residence,
1873 Schroeder-ave., jennie. beloved
wife Of Henry Hcrzig, and sister OF
Mrs Harry Ford. Funeral Friday.
Aug. u. from above residence at Sis
FF=fFF=; tf4ti=A+ +=Sstttits= t4tttfeh-at=k539.
Member OF branch 72i. L. c. b. A.
MULL.ANE--Aug IL Mrs. Ellen Null
lane, mother OF Lillian and Nell Null
lane. Funeral from residence. Isl
Portcr-st., Thursday at $780, and Holy
Trinity church az a. III. Burial at
Mt. Elliott
RIDER-At ST. Mary's hospital. Aug
IL Edward NJ. beloved husband OF
Anna and father OF May Rider broth
err Of Frederick. Emma. Charles.
Edith and william Rider. and Mrs
George Fitzsimmons. Funeral from
late residence. S67 Milwaukee ave
west Thursday. at S.l5. and st. Vim
cents church at 9 o'clock.
ROXBOROUGH-At Red Cross hospital
Aug IS, g. A.. beloved husband of
Jennie G.. RoXborough. Funeral no
tice later
Z1NNEN--Aug IL, at residence. 402
Concord ave Jane Zinnen. aged "
years. widow OF the late John Elm
men. Funeral Wednesday at $3.50 y.
m. from residence.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
POLICE COURT DOCKET

- H. smith. drunk. Is days in house
OF correction.
George Larkins. Logging, sentence
suspend4d
Thomas y Dunn. disorderly conduct.
SIS or 30 nays.
Emma Hobbs. disorderly conduct
sentence Suspended.
Bessie Ashton. drunk. 81 days in
house or correction.
Peter McGlnnis. drunk. 80 days in
house OF correction.
Rachael Johnson. disturbing the
peace. failed IL appear.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
SHOOTS RATHER
FROM BOYS ARM
LIFE PROBABLY SAVED BY THE
QUICK ACTION OF HIS
CHUM.

JOPLIN, Mo, Aug. 19.--Herbert
Davis, aged Il, threatened with a
death-dealing stroke by big rattle
ETakC,-was- yIyud-tb y-tf1e- quick rcttofr
of Francis Evans, aged 10, who sent
e bullet through the head OF the rep
tile Just in time to prevent II buryiug
its fangs in the flesh Of his chum The
snake was wrapped aroun dthe arm
of the Davis boy. who had grasped IL
underline impression that WAS a
fish
Francis Evans is the son OF DR.. NJ.
II. Evans. Herbert Davis is the son OF
the owner of the swimming resort on
North Man-st The boys are great
chums and spend much time fishing
and hunting about the ponds north
Of the city.
The swimming lake had overlooked
and the water filled basin formed by
mining operations half mile away.
The overflow had allowed many fish
To escpc from the lake and many OF
them had been imprisoned in the ba-
sin. The boys were darining the basin
and taking the fish back to the lake
The work OF removing the fish had
nearly been completed when the Da-
Wis lad saw something move under a
large rock. He promptly grabbed at
it, thinking 1t a fish, shouting as he
did so, I'm bet this is a big one.
He jerked it up and 10 his sorrow
beheld a big rattlesnake squirting In
his grasp He attempted to release IT,
but the snake was too quick, coiling
about his arm and raising its bead u
strike.
Francis Evans was standing beside
the little pond. leaning on a repeating
rifle which is his companion on such
expeditions
Young Evans heard the horrOrstrick
en- shrek OF his companion as the an
gered RATHER swung back 10 sink its
fangs There was no time for thought
In an instant the snake would strike
charging the blood OF the boy with its
deadly poison. Like flash the rife
rose. and bullet crashed through the
rattler's head and IL fell. slowly un
winding from Davis arm
Evans then shot the snake six times
Davis threw his arms around his
chhm and cried from nervous excite
ment According TO Davis the snake
had four rattles and a button
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
SHORTY" DIERDORF SUES
FOR ALTERNATING WIFE

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Aug. Sc.
w. Dierdorf. prominent cigar man
ufacturer OF this city, better known
throughout the state as shorty
Dierdorf. the smallest Elk in Michi-
gan, has started strtt-fef Sfe,hho -fnf
the alienation OF his wife's affections
against WIN. H. Chirewin former
clerk in the employ of Dierdorf ana
bOardeT AT MS 1UrIp- NtUUuHy utter
noon Dierdorf caused the arrest OF
Chirgwin. He is now IN Jail endeavor'
ing TO secure bail FOR his release.
Many a man who gets his BACK up
like a camel acts like bear.
II isn't always a small matter when
a woman puts herefoot In IL.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
AUCTION SALES.

QUICK AUCTION SALE OF brand
new, coy, Groom cottage. hoored at
tic, piped for gas, room for bath; lot
33x143
No. 2I2 LEWERENZ AVENUE
two blocks north OF Fort-st west
Sale on premises. Thursday. August
Goth, at $50 D. Terms $209-e cash,
balance easy: $50 time of sale Bur-
ton abstract, title perfect.
KEMBERLING, CHAPMAN a. co,
English and German auctioneers
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
count honors Attorneys Memory.

Both branches of the recorders
couct adjourned. Wednt sday morning
out OF respect Tor the memory 81 Al
torney Charles \ RcxborOugh. who
died Tuesday following long Illness
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
A.A.-Rooming Houses.

A.A.-Rooming Houses.
Fort-st; 16 rms; down town; furnished
fine; steam heat. income $3.50 a
month; low rent. IL you want bar
gain. see us quick.
Near Grand Circus Park. 90 rooms
furnished good, 5000,
-RaEleN--l4- rnanlS-stnana-h at--fIr-
nished good rent s35; $500.
Howard, 10 rooms. partly furnish
ed: $3.50.
Madison. IL rooms; biggest bar
gain in the city; $500.
Charlotte, near Woodward; IL
rooms; dandy. $3.50.
Alfred. 30 rooms: steam heat; 40
steady boarders. $1,000.
1915
Lafayette. 40 rooms: good lease. in
come $3.50 IA month: $4,000
II1gh-st.. cor Woodward; IL rooms
furnished swell $1,000
Many Others. cash or r terms. all
parts OF the city
PATRICK e. ALDRICH.
6s Home Bank bldg
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
Farm HEADQUARTERS"
Fon sxLE-REsrDE>cE rRorn.= :.

FOR sALE-RESIDENCE PROf'E.-rf.
BRICK VENEEK 2-family HAT, hair
block from Woodward Will rent for
$50 each, slate room. modern TO the
minute. ready to move In this week :,
$500. PATRICK X ALDltlCH 6S
Home Bank bldg. NJ. 1898
PIQUETTE-ANE r., near Beaubten-lO-
room frame. bedrooms. fun base
ment. furnace. laundry, gas. bath,
mantel hardwood floors. newly dec
Grated: A Il for boarders. price 5000 {,
$500 down. balance $50 per month.
Soc ALEX WATSON, s02 Hammond
bldg.
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NORTU WOODWARD.

Close to the avenue, fine street; new,
modern s-room house. combination
lights; oak finish; fun basement; fur
mace, laundry, cement walk; $500
$500 down. balance T. u Here IL a
snap for somebody. PATRICK n
ALDRICH, 6S Home Bank bldg. NJ
323g.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
C. B WARD

Has n seven room house with gas and
bath at No. 1854 Garfield ave, just
east OF Van Dyke price s2,350, 800
down. balance SIS per month. He
also has S22 PENNSYLVANIA. price ST.
$50. 500 down, balance $I5 per
month: SIS Pennsylvania, 81 500, 300
down SIS per mouth. For further
Information, inquire on premises or
phone. Michigan phone. north 1892.
or Home phone, oak !.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
FARMS

H.
orchar peach 40
room house: outbul4nga WIN
100 ACRES miles
house crib
l AcltEo miles from Detroit gravel loan soil
Trade for income
acre
workahd small orchard al
crib shed
Ills andg
an OIL dngs
20
timber Price $500
ACREsl7 soil subsoil 10
m from
andcs
WRITE CATALOGUE coNrAINING
Farm Headquarters"
CHAS. D. FISKE,
COMMERCE
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
ron stIts-eae4sf-EeFs.

s COLLINGWO WOOD. first block:
cheapest soft. in that location; with
paving and water, in lot.
w. w. BENNETT,
Both phones. 1909 Majestic bldg.
LOTS. 1O0x250. on Grand River ave, or
l00N330 on Stansbury ave, near car;
take Grand River suburban car 10
property. only 35 minutes from city
hall, price $500 TO $500. s. down. So
monthly
WILLAMETTE, HITCIIMAN X CO,
rs McGraw bldg.
5000 TO $300-S5 down, one block from
Warren car. near boulevard west
Will build To suit on small payment
down.
Bloomfield & CO.
Main 3s0s 922 Ford bldg.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
sALE-REAL ESTATE COT NTRY.

2 ACRES, BRICK HOUSE,
ORCHARD, SI,25o
Half-acre. near car line. good build
ings. $1,000
100 acres. near Detroit; will ex-
change
EBERT. 300 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
FOR SAI.E-FARMS.

CARSONVILLE-40-a acre farm for sale.
good orchard. frame house. 7 rooms,
well and cistern. small barn. other
sheds to accommodates. price 81 SOC.
Apply to Merrick Briggs. Carson
Vile. Mich. r. +. ID. No. /. for fur
Their particulars
The Detroit times., 1908-08-19
AUTOMOBILES. BoArs a ENGINES

ELECTRIC light rubber covered wire
amber IA at 81. % per 1000 feet. in
any quantity order now before adj
VINCE W J ffdTrWfR Co ZOJ JCr-
ferson-ave.
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Rates Tor Line:
Advertisements

The Times cannot guarantee &C
euracy or assume responsibility for
'Trots OF any kind occurring In tele-,
sAone advertisements
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HELP WANTED"
AND ALL OTHER ADS.

One cent a word each insertion. six
words or fraction thereof TO the line,
cash In advance. No advertisements
of less than two lines taken. six inser-
lions made for the price OF five when
cash ~ paid
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MUST BE SOLD

10S Reed-pl.. fine cottage. paved street .
cheap and easy terms Hayes Realty
Co, li0i Chamber OF Commerce.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-10-07

The Greeley Farm short horn cattle
made clean sweep at the st. Joe
fair taking all the high premiums 1T
was possible. the cash value being
1926. This week the herd is at
Sedaila, Mo.
Mrs. John Bailey and her mother,
Mrs. Thew, have gone TO Denver 10
spend the winter. They will be gone
for some six months. Their many
friends hope they may have a safe
journey and pe back with the spring
time.
In Milford township, the road
north of w. T. Huckstep's, the road
by the Curry school house and the
road along the south township line
are all in bad condition. These
stretches of road are all along the
line of route One out Of Denison and
If the patrons of this route wish
regular mail service this winter some
concerted action should be taken to
see that these roads are properly
worked-not simply plowed up-this
| fall,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-10-07

Mr.. Chas. Milligan of Manila was
pleasant county seat caller one day
last week
Mrs. Fritz and her daughter of Dow
City we're among the Denison visitors
last Saturday.
Miss Leslie Marshall now has her
rooms at the S. M. Thew home near
the Carnegie library.
Miss Ina Brooks of Dunlap was a
pleasant caller on Denison friends
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. w. W. Holmes and son, Ralph.
leave this week for Chicago. where
they will visit friends for two o,
three weeks.
Mr.. E. N. Chamberlin and party Of
three passed through Denison Sunday
enroute to the northern part of the
state by automobile.
Mr.. H. H. Van Brunt of Council
Bluffs stopped off in Denison between
trains Sunday evening and was tbs
guest of MIR. j.. P. Conner.
Miss Scott, who is the able teacher
in the Frank McHenry district o,
Union was among those to see the
county seat last Saturday.
LADIES-Those wishing help will
their work of any kind, call on Mrs
L. A. Beaumont. E. fremont St.
just north of the Heston house.
Half of the success of your sal,
depends upon the auctloneer. Col. j
W.. Smith will make your sale sue.
cess. You know him. 4O-2t
ME.-and Mrs. c. L. Voss. Mr.. an,
Mrs. E. Gulick, Miss Ethel and Les
lie Gulick and Loyal Voss made tril
to Carroll Sunday afternoon in Mr.
Voss's auto.
The Misses Daisy and Grace Glass
burner of Washington township wer,
in Denison on Saturday. They are
two successful school teachers. The,
have schools one mile each way from
home and walk to their schools ane
return each night and morning.