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Moi IL gees Sale,

Under the power of sale contained in =
ctItalh mortgage deed, -xecuted by Geo.
" l:lIaIiS and wife, Rebecca Williams. to
William Mclean, the undersigned nort-
gage will sci! at public auction for cash
al lie curt house door, Lumberton. y.
{, on the nth day of NAV, 1905, the fol
Owing lands i'll Robson ooun v. North
Carolina. to wit:
In Rel Springs township, and in the
town OF Red Springs, snd described as
follows:
Beg, ming at a take in the street in
the northern part of the town of Ped
Springs, Jthn M. Grahan's corner.
thence West % feet and 8 inches To a
stake III Graham's corner; thence North
10 teet TO sta>e; thence East I27 feet
ana inches TO stake in the street :.
thence South 46 feet to the beginnino
containing 56SS square feet, and adioiS.
ing a lot sold to ]. NJ. Graham by said
George and Rebecca Williams.
SAID lie being made on account of dc.
Tau IN he payment of the amount due
upon said mortgage.
WILLIAM MCLEAN,
M, Mortgage.
4-6-4mon
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WHERE RANGER LuRks.

When 's1ch large crowds
gather at the Opera House as
have gathered'tho on several
occasions recently one cannot
help but think with a shudder
of how horrible would be the
inevitable consequences if a fire
should gain any Roadway ia
that building when any great
n number Of people is gathered
there. Some means of protec-
ton against any such possible
contingency should be provid-
ed. 1t has not been a great
while since the country was
shocked by the fearful loss OF
life in a fire in a theater in q
town about the size of LIZ m ber-
ton in Pennsylvania. From
press dispatches at the time
one would judge that theater
to hold about the same number
OF people as the Lumbsrtou
Opera House, and it was much
better provided with means Of
exit: a straight stairway led
lro-0 the second floor, On which
the thsater was, to the street
and there were exits lead
ingto the street from the stage
while in the Opera House here
the only-fxit is by way Of ;
winding stairway.
Thedsngsr IS apparent +,
all, arA this mention is mad
of it iatae hope that somethin.
will bs3tsne to make it reason
ably safe. Under present con
ditions, what chance, think you
would1the children and woIaer
who fiaed the Opera Hous,
Yesterday afternoon have hat
of escaping in case of fire
None; absolutely none. Til.
danger could be lessensd and i
m 'st aSsuredly should be.
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Nr. T. N. HigIey For Register of
Deeds.
} the Editor of The Robeson!an

To the Editor of The Robeson!an.
"Lumb erton News Notes. in
the Wilmington Star of Sunday
suggests that Mr.. T. N. Higlcy
will be a candidate for the of
6ce of register of deeds. Such
an announcement would DO
pleasing to his many friends.
If loyalty to party is meri-
torious, iflong continued SER
vice to ones State and county
is to be considered,i if honesty,
and an intelligent, and prompt
discharge of every duty is an
indication of fitness for Office
| say, if these things are to
count in helping US select a
worthy successor to our pres
ent efficient and popular regis
ter. We do not think the people
could bestow the Office on a
more worthy citizen than Mr..
Higley.
Respectfully,
! II. l.. EDENs.
! Pembroke, N. c., April 6.10Os
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the Boy" after which Rev. E.
NJ. Hoyle, pastor of the Metho-
dist church, madn an earnest
talk, answering all the usual al
gumentS advanced against pcOiii-
bition, concluding by paying biz
respects to that tiimsiest and sill
lest OF all arguments, that pro-
hitition does not prOhioit. 1t il
a matter Of regret that it is no:
possible to give a full REPORT o.
MS speech here.
M. s. Mcintyre was on tn.
programme for a talk on organi
cation, but he vas absent on &C
count of sickness, and as Mr.
Hoyle suggested that the pur-
pose Of Line talk MIR. McInty re
was H. make was TO point out a
plan Of organization Tor the Ia
dies, Mr.. Caid we'll asked him t.
take charge Of thai part OF the
meeting Rev. c. H. Durham,
pastor of the Baptist church.
suggested that it would be best
fO? the wDmon of each church t.
form organic ;tionS and for Il
meeting composed of delegates
from the churches to be held
later TO form the larger organiz1-
tiOn. Mrs. r. D. Clld we'll, pres
ident of the Women's Christian
TEN perance UniOn, let it be
known that this plan would br
accepted by the women, and
meetings will be held at the Va
/ rious churches this afternoon
Al these meetings church organ
izations will be formed. and sew
Ell delegates from each churct
will be appointed to attend ar
interdenominational meeting
which will be held at the Metho
dist church tomorrow evening a
! 13O O'Clock. when the womel
will form an active working or
ganization comprising all the
churches.
Prof. Sentelle made shor
talk: Mr.. Hoyle sang Odd Rum
tny's Going Away, Mr.. Dur
|. ham announced that white rit
bons, the badge that indicates
worker for the cause of prohib
ton, might be obtained at tn
door from Miss Emma Normen'
J and the meeting closed with til
! singing of America" and tn
benediction by Mr.. Durham.
2 The meeting gave evidence {
t much interest in Lumberton
r the prohibition movement, A
7 the Conclusion of his talk NJ
, Hoyle asked all who were in Fl
, vor of prohibition to stand, an
? the audience rose en- masse.
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LISfWLETTRRS

Remaining i'm the. Lumbarton.
N, g., postofices April 9th. 1905,
If not called for in one week, will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Washington, D. c. Parties call.
ing will please say advertised.
Herod Allen, James Brown. J.
II. Dobson, Tonic Calk, Mrs. EN-
ma Evrige, Miss Maggie Homes,
Nathan Pridgen, Bill Phil fps, W
N. Sneed, A. D.. Stephenson.
Mrs Baling Stephens, Mrs. ].
Il. Tomson, Rev. H. w. Wilson.
r. M. NORMENT. y NJ
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And Brother Harker says he

And Brother Harker says he
will never forgive US for that that
cartoon represents Treasurer
Mckenzie as bald. headed. Law
sakes, man! we are like the lit
tie boy who was given two sen
fences to correct, one as to mat
ter, the other as to form, thus:
"a hen has three legs" who
done it? And he corrected them
in this wise: The hen didn t
dOHe it. God done it." No more
did we do that to Mr.. Mckenzie.
Maybe he snatched it all out his
self" when he was an editor.
Very likely.
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a Common Mistake.

Many women mistake kidney
and bladder troubles for some ir-
regularity peculiar to the sex. Fo
ley's Kidney Remedy corrects ir-
regu 'arities aud makes women
well Miss Carrie Harden, Bowl
ing Green, KY, writes: II suffer
sd much pain from kid ley Ind
bladder trouble until I started t,
u % F"ley's Kidney Remedy The
'rst bottle gave me great relief
md after taking the second bottle
was entirely we'll" Sold by all
druggists, m
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Affords Perfect Security

Foley's Honey and Tar affords
ne'f'et secu ity from pneumonia
and consumption as it cures III
most obstinate coughs and colds
Q have never known a single in
stance of a cold resulting in pneu-
monia after Foley's Honey anl
Tar had been taken. Sold bv ali
druggists. m
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Respectfully,
II. l.. EDENs.
oke, N. c., April 6,190s

Mr.. Hayne Davis, president of
the North Carolina Peace Socie-
ty, called at the White House on
the End and invited the President
to attendant address the arbitra-
ton and peace congress to be
held at Wilmington the first week
in May. President Roosevelt
did not signify whether or not he
would be able to attend the con.
gress, but expressed his approx
al of the programme Of the'
North Carolina Society for ade-
quate armament and effective ar
hi ration.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-04-06

At the convention of the PEG
pies Party held in St. LOUIS,
Mo, Friday. Thomas E. Wat
son, of Georgia, was nominal
ed for President of the United
States, Samuel Williams, OF
Indiana, for Vice President.
The Nebraska and Minnesota
delegations bolted because they
could not procure a postpone.
ment Of the convention until
after nominations had been
made by the Democratic con-
Vention so that the PEOPLES
Party might nominate W. J
Bryan for President if he were
defeated at the Democratic con
vsntioA.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-04-06

The Robosonian has been re.
quested to correct a rumor that
has CAMEL some crrdeuce in
the neighborhOod where tn,
parties concerned live, to tn.
effect that the Buffers Lumber
Co. paid the COSTS in tie case
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-04-06

~SVS AAV" ~M~0P-nut now Coco :,
A brick front painted with L & MI
Paint rs years ago and not painted sine
may be seen at 472 Bergen St BROOKLYN
New York. Paint with L. & NJ. Brilliant
Red and trim with Shaker Green and
White--fhe body won't need paintir o
rs years. .
L & NJ. PART Agents,
McAllister Hardware Co., Lumbertou.
N. c., Agents. s-2o-5m
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Administering >0tlc4.

Having qualified as Administrator O,
Inc estate OF Dr.. J d Mcmillan, de
ceased, late OF koheson county, No1tI
caroi1na' t is is TO notify all persons nav.
ing Claims ag. inst he c=ta:e cf sid lie.
ceased to exhibit them 0 the rrLsrsiyn
ed ct Lumberton, \ { on or tefor., he
i7th day OF N rch, 49,, rr t,.;s notice
VII be pied i'll @ar % der rec very
All persons dehtei to said estate viii
please make in'tuc!il1e payment.
Thus 5th daE al March. ro.,N.
=, JNO. y. McNILLAN. r.,
Al niatslrator oi III. J. ID. .}ic,iIl,tr.
S-;h ONION
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Possesses marvellous curative pow
e's. removes all disorders. makes
health, strength and flesh. After
taking HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea you'll realize the wonder
tai good it does. J. d. Nc illan
& Son.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-04-06
RIV ERSIDG DAISY.
NJ. 6. Mckenzie, ProprSc3or

we are now prepared 10 supply our Gus
toners with Sseet Milk, Cream Butter
and Butter Milk ON short notice. We
save just added another lot offresL cows
and our Milk is Clean, p ire and fre,f.
or II you Wait Nice Fresh Cow, see us.
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srUpscHIPTIoR RATES:

IN orasrsn,, The address Of his Ia per cha =" gec
al ,,fs ~ 81, I'D give the address, To Whlch
ua4 bee co'Is. and the sew address. -,
gl,h the lzige circulation Thar IL mas, ~ ~
"a. Rntpa YAH be turntzned pros pity L"
br1specti' ADVERTISER.
.,,i =, ~. fdve .the,n az IT, uen latitude as II
thiaS. nuhl'c policy Gill p-rClit. We Sre no.
re-, onstsGa for tue views Of any co resra d.
eHt We reqn re that a writer san hls us,
or An "a t,tsA hon In publishi"g article {
where Tho uame cf the writer rot required
V, be nuEI shea. We rnEeTVe Jht rtHht' toF Rooo
encons. 10 give the name when asked for
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entered as secand-cIass matter a.. the Pest
,fIiee al Lu m bertOu, N. c., under the Act Of
ongregs oil March Srd, 1897.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-04-06

newspapers are cheap enough
or eV-srpsman to have onesof his
wn' Quit beating your neighbor
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SIacksTnishing and Tin Work.
am fully prepared to do anything in
oIackSmlthlng or tin work. Give HE
call H. G. Webster, Lumber:ou. N
II-2I-tf
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Foley's Orino Laxative is b. al
for women and children It's mild
action and pleasant taste male
pref rahl, to violent pni gatives
such as pills, tab cts, etc Curs
constipation. Sold by all drug
gists. m
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nETIE<!it1.f E3lst Etl:gf-

Try ~ Il II ,:,s column. Whthc~ is
is 4 h1'is5 10 renr. something vol sss
for SAT-: y 1oHI thing 20. want ~ bry,
The sc seSo1a{aR Want Column
will X ~ the y. suits
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-04-06

MlicA CoVYs-E u. Alexander will
have some fine inilciI COWS for sale III
Lumberton within tbs u2xt ten DAYS.
at R. B. Beck win. lot. s-761f
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Eggs fer Matching White and Sill
yer Laced Wyan'ottes, thoroughbr d.
3 90 per setting See Lewis SHELBY.
LunIbtrton. y. c. ~,
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W7nsef-Second hand bag and bur
lap; any kim, any quantity, anywhere;
We pay freight. KIcHMoHD BAG Co,
Richmond, Va. $50
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Fog nens-The ozces occupied bv Drs
Rozler & Knox, on first floor of Bank
OF Luhberton bulldog, will be for rent
after January Ist. Also ; Offices on 2ud
hoor OF same building Also two or three
good farms for rent. For further in
lorna ION see Geo. &. Mcleod, Lum-
bertOn, n c. ok
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Eye Spe cs;si s%;-Dr II Smith, Eve
Sight SDeClaiist. will be at Fairinont
from Thursday. april 9Th till Monday,
AP7i' 1914 Glasses led to remedy
all eye dsic1ts. Positively no chsrge
tor G%a'nh!,tton, Hone Office, Nou.
roe, {. d Smith is graduate of
tie Philadelphia OItical College. ami
post graduate OF the New York
Sch Of o. pt:c~ H brings tie latest
and most up-to-datr Iletllo;,9 for exam
lining the es AID titI:ug glasses. i 7
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PiHsaty of asfLk-I hav. ha.f do,an
lresE COWS at til- Riverside Dairy, and
am re1dy TO supply all the mill nv
Proprietor. 80 e
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Agents Wsatea-I6xzo crayon por-
Traits 40 cents, frames 10 cents and up,
sheet pictures one cent each. You can
MAKE 400 per cent. profit or $500 per
week. Catalogue and sa;n1;ies free
Frank ". Williams Co,11rarv T2oq "
Taylor St, Chicago. IL. s--6-lt
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-04-06

Bags Is per cent Acid II. so
1000
Bags 10 per cent Acid 14.4O
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Columbia aO;es and Cafe-Wlen
you want something to eat, come to or
can up the Columbia Hotel and Cafe.
Fhche no II. 5. r. Spivey. Proprie-
tor. q-s-tf
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or SAi@--Io' acres lid. Runs with
in two hundred r,ls of 8srker's Iigi,
School, adjoining th- lands Of 4
6ethune ana /. Shaw E. T Townsend
Lulubefton, n. c. 2-To-tf
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headaches, neuralgia, and many 9th
er aliment', are permanently cared by
Fr 'per:y lifted gla St., where ali other
rein@9l@s have failed. See Dr Smith
at Fairm0nt. -,
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-04-06

Notice. W Il rent at reasonable rates a
launch, with engineer. for parties de-
slrlng to go on tn river ". H. arvaut
I.umberton, \. {. T-26-ff
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For Sase-Eggs from thoroughbred r.
Z. X. l Reds, the St aIi-parpo,t
fowls, 81. 50 per setti:,5 Of Is eggs al
SO a lew choice cockre,s at So zach
W tie at oace to Csc X. alcNeil1
Rowland n. {. s-7o.tf
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-04-06

You and each OF you, and all persons
Interested in the affairs of the Ashpole
Furniture Company, are hereby served
with Ply of the summons issued in the
above entitled action, the same being ID
words following:
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Asi1poie Furniture Company.
To all Creditors and Stockholders of the
Ashpole Furniture Company, defend
ant above named:
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The Indiana Republican
State convention on the ID
adopted d platform, endorsed
Vice President Charles War
rem Fairbanks and instructed
thu thirty State delegates to the
national convention at Chicago
to vote and work FOR his nomi-
nation for the presidency
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Ashpole Furniture Company.
STATE OF No TIL CAROLINA.
To the Sheriff OF Robson County, Greet
ing:
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NORTH ~AR9LINA, ! In the Superior
Rcbeson County, J Court.
D. q. Rouse and Florence
Andrews, Administrative
of Richard Andrews,
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-13
DOINGS SATURDAY
For Income Tax

Unquestionably the constitutional
amendment permitting an income
tax was carried at last Tuesdays cleo
ton. AS a consequence this state
will probably have a law taxing in
comes. 1t is probably one of the
least Objectionable forms of taxation
we can have, though, like most of our
taxation, it will impose another bur
den upon thrift, regardless of the abil-
ity to pay, for the size of an income,
arbitrarily fixed at some taxable tig-
ure, may have no relation to the net
value of that income to IS owner.
One thing seems all the time plain,
there is no trouble in spending all the
new hundreds of thousands we have
found new ways of taking out Of the
peoples pockets, and the thought OF
economy in public expenditures seems
to have given way entirely to the
search for new ways to raise more
money. The tendency of the time
seems to be all in one direction, III
crease of taxes under old laws, and
laws to find ways to raise new money
by taxation, and it all comes, ultim
ately, out of the same people, the pro
ducinP class
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-13
Story Hour at Public L brdry

A STORY hour" has been inaugural
ed at the public library, the object of
which is to offer some entertainment
to the boys and girls, but more es-
pecially to arouse in them the love for
good reading, and to bring to them
books which they might never choose
for themselves. The love of good lit
erature is susceptible to cultivation,
and we know of no better means to
this end than through one of the old
est, yet one Of the newest arts, the
art Of story telling.
Miss Ida Kopp, principal of No. 4
school, has consented to give the Ii
brary the benefit of her splendid eX-
perience, in reading and telling stor-
les to children. The boys club meets
every Friday evening at 7:15 in the
assembly room of the library. The
stories told are from the myths and
legends of King Arthur and the
Knights of the Round Table. On Sat
urday afternoon the same pleasure,
and inspiration is given the girls, who
meet at o'clock for an hours read
ing with Miss Kopp.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-13
MARRIAGE Licenses

Oscar Litscher, Fox Lake, Ida Weld
heir, Beaver Dam.
R. F. Justmann, HustisfOrd, Aman
da Zimmerman, Theresa.
Fred R. Putnam, Helen S. Nickle
son, Waupun.
Fred Peachkoskie, Calamus, Angel
inc Kowalich, Beaver Dam.
Alfred E. Wild, Philamina Reiser
LIE Roy.
Joseph King, CORTLAND, Mary E
Mcdonald, Westford.
J. H. Cookson, Blue Earth, MINI.
Martha F. Clark, Trenton.
Carl P. Gossfield Martha A. Rose
man, Fox Lake.
Louis H. Luedtke, Herman, Johan
ma Lenk, Williamstown.
G. G. Schultz, Mary Henschel, Hus
tisford.
William Moldenhauer, Alma West,
.phal, Herman.
Gustav W. Griep, Katy Lacy, Hus
tisford.
w. F. Neuman, Minnie Benzel, Their
esa.
Amos Schmeling, Anna Ebert, Hus-
tisford.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-13
Remains at Rest,

The funeral of Mr.. Hubert Springer
who died at his late home in Lake Mills
took place yesterday at the Island near
Waterloo. He was born November 3,
1853 in Austria and his age was there
fore 50 years and four days. When a
child of six months his parents came
to this country and settled on farm
in the town of Waterloo on the So
called Island" which has been his
home until the spring of 1906 when he
removed to Lake Mills. He served
the town of Waterloo for several years
as treasurer, having been first elected
when but twenty-one years of age, later
he was chosen assessor and thenrep-
resented his town for thirteen years
as chairman and member of the county
board. He was also for twenty years
a member af the district school board
and in 1904 was elected county treas
urer, which office he held for two
years. He also served for six years
as a director of the Town of Jefferson
Mutual Insurance Company. He leaves
a widow and three children from a
former marriage.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-13
In Social Realm

Mr. and Mrs. Wenzel Kreuziger cell
ebrated the fftieth anniversary of
their wedding at their home, 612
North Second street, this afternoon,
the invited guests being relatives only.
1t was an occasion for a reunion of
the family and all were present to en-
joy the hospitality of the host and
hostess. The golden wedding cere
mony was performed at st. Henry's
Catholic church this morning, the Rev.
Philip Schweitzer officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kreuziger were married in Ger
many and came to this section in
1867, residing on farms in Shields,
Clyman and Emmett, removing to this
city nine years ago. They are parents
of six children, John, Milwaukee, Wen
eel, Clyman; Emil and Edward, EN-
met; Mrs. George Engelhardt, Hub
bleton; Miss Mary, Watertown.
There are twenty-six grandchildren.
Mr.. Kreuziger is "A years of age and
his wife is 70, both enjoying excellent
health with bright prospects of OBJ
serving their marriage anniversary
many more times.
Mrs. H. G. Block entertained a COM
pany of friends at cards last evening
at her home in Fourth street. Dainty
refreshments were served and prizes
were awarded Mesdames R. H
Radtke, Emil Tanck and Edward
Reuteler.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-13
DOINCS MONDAY
UrutDeeS- Kehu6

A wedding of much interest in local
social circles was solemnized at st.
Demands church parsonage this af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock, when Miss Edna
Urutbees became the bride of Mr..
Edward L. Kehoe of this city. The
Rev. John T. BoIand officiated. The
best man was Mr. Bernard KehOe,
brother of the groom, and the brides
maid was Miss Emma Urtubees, sis
ter of the bride. At the conclusion
Of the ceremony a reception was held
at the home of the brides mother,
10 North Water street, where we'd
ding luncheon was partaken Of prior
to leaving for a brief wedding tour, at
take up their residence in North Wa
ter street where they will be at home
to friends after January /, 1909 The
bride is a daughter of Mrs. Louise
Urtubees and was reared in Water
town. She is a young lady of many
accomplishments and possesses a
large circle of friends. The groom
is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ke-
hoe of this city and is a young man
of exemplary habits and tastes. He is
employed as telegraph operator for
the Milwaukee road in this city and
is a steady and reliable young man
who with the bride have the we'll wish
es of all for their future happiness.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-13
Mortal Dream Ended

Mrs. Sarah Cowen, a former resi-
dent of WATERFOWL, died at the Dodge
county hospital Wednesday evening
at an advanced age. Her death was
sudden, only living a few hours after
being stricken. The body was taken
to Horizon for burial yesterday by
her son, Frank E. Cowen. One other
son, Jesse Cowen, survives.
The remains of Miss Martha Radi-
Ike, who died at Ell Reno, Okla, reach
ed the city today over the Milwaukee
road and were taken to the Volck,
mann home in route 8. The body was
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Radike. Funeral services at the home
will take place at 1 o'clock Sunday af
ternoon. The funeral will take place
to the German NJ E. church where
services will be conducted by the Rev
Henry Karnopp. The interment will
be in Oak Hill cemetery.