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The Detroit times., 1908-03-16

WASHINGTON. March 16.--As u
matter OF fact, the general run OF men
who secure appointments at Washing.
ton are not strong men at home. Con-
gresham and senators can generally
find places at home for the really
strong men. Here they can be OF use
to their political sponsors. The men
who are OF little use In a hot cam
paign. men who may have influential
relatives that must be placated get
the Washington places and what they
really don't know about the real sit
uation at home is the sure enough
thing.
I heard rather an amusing story the
other day which illustrates this point.
A certain western senator was vigor-
ously urging the appointment OF q man
from his district for consulate In
Africa. The man was VIGOROUSLY an
enemy OF the senator. politically He
was not OF any particular use as
friend. but he had vitrolic kind OF
eloquonce which made him decidedly
unpleasant as an enemy. A friend OF
the senator expressed some surprise
al the activity OF the statesman In be-
half OF his enemy.
"Why are you making so hard a
fight 10 get Smith that place at Bungo
Bungo?" he asked the senator.
Because | don't know OF vacancy
further from home" was the prompt
and candid reply.
An interesting figure In Washington
recently from David Zaphier, full-
blooded Sioux Indian, Ssho was here
with a delegation OF his tribesmen.
who have been trying TO get several
matters Strengthened out. Zaphier Is
a quiet sort OF a chap speaks English
like a well-eduoated man and attends
to business. He was famous as an
Indian scout in his younger days. hav-
Ing served under Gen. Custer In the
campaign which resulted in his death,
Zaphier was with Reno at the time OF
the massacre. He Is said 20 be one
of the most influential men In the
councils OF the Sioux and also has
the full confidence OF the officials ot
the Indian bureau. He viii probably
get what he comes for.
The saying that q goEarnmont
Official rarely dies and never resigns
/ has been shown 60 be false In az ieas.
enc case Fer II years. Capt. James
III. Harris, OF Indiana. has been war.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
Little Yarns From the Seat
of Graft and Government

den OF the United States jail. but he
will superintend the putting In OF the
crops on his farm near Noblesville,
Ind. this year as a private citizen.
II am getting TO be an old man.
said Capt Harris. when asked why he
resigned. land find the White river
more alluring to me than the Potomac.
that's all. | had rather watch the
corn and the cows during my remain
ing days than TO supervise the rising
up and setting down OF the human
wrecks who have come under my care
for the past halfscore OF years"
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
Daily Death List

Irving Haubeil. "a years. Grace hos
pital: typhoid fever.
Margaret Z. Ward. 81 years. 739
David d. Thompson. 81 years. 10.
Vermont; apoplexy.
John Blessed, 70 years, II JOY; heart
disease.
sarah E. Doll. GS years. .947 Trum-
bull; hepatitis
Arthur b. Kelley. 81 years. ESQ w.
V arsee s smitS. % years years SEA John r..
shock.
John, e. whitney. IA years. Harper
hospital; peritonitis.
John Mcmillan. so years. 1853 Beau
bien. mitral insufficiencyl
James A. Fender. 40 years. 43 Plumb;
pulmonary hemorrhage.
Norman Fink. months. III Bran
don; marasmus.
Antoine Pulira. 4 months. $50 Theo-
dore; nephritis.
Lillian Collins. "a years, 4sl Nc
Dougall; tuberculosis
Bert Goodall, s5 years. House OF Cor
rection, apoplexy.
Catherine Shanor, 20 years. Pitts
burg. Pa; uremic hemorrhage.
August Bottom. ~ years. 1874 Living
stone: cancer OF liver
Caroline Bottom. IS years, 1Ji Living
Ella REIN. Il years. 1873 Dubois; tu-
berculosis.
John z. Baker, o. Years - Dovett'
fatty degeneration OF heart,
August Drzewinskl, 36 years. 1885
Chene. tuberculosis.
stella GIambin. 6 months. Childrens
hospital; meningitis.
Marie Otto. IL years. GIL Frederick;
nephritis.
Rachel Jacob, so years. Ala Dubois;
cirrhosis or liver.
Ida Mechanics. 10 years. $50 Baker;
diphtheria.
Louise r. Gordert. 90 years. $50 Mon
roe; pneumonia.
clara Seymour, / month. 4s2 Illinois;
marasmus
James Bolger. IS years. 2s5 Cadillac;
shock from fall
LUCINDA Powell. 20 years. 200 Beau
bien; bronchitis.
Julian Trechook, months, 5S7 Alex
andrine. inanition.
Harry ID. Abrey. IL years. 32i Nc
DougalI; pneumonia.
John E. Doran. ~ years. 42f Second
senilify.
Rose X. Dzlnglowfcz, l year. 2ss Will
Hams, bronchitis.
Maedalena Mastej year. 17s OTIS;
commissions.
Barbara Miller. 60 years. 5st John r.;
obstruction.
hospital: pneumonia.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
BIRTHS

BOYS
Thomas Dillon, 404 Twelfth.
Frank Curuleski, 397 Illinois.
John r. Merrill. 110i Trumbull.
George Burnham. 203 Seyburn.
Henry Hendricks. 733 Belvidere.
William Burns, HAS Twenty fourth.
Otto Crate. 9s8 Twenty-fourth
August Buettner. 137 Roosevelt
Nicholas Marx. GA Monroe.
GIRLS.
Frederick Seagraves. 154 Common
wealth.
William Leverenz. 1871 Preston.
Henry MacCulloch. ISL Baldwin
John Schaid. 154 Catherine.
William Gridley, SO Brainard.
Francis Ford. "a Oakland (twins).
August Buettner. 1877 Roosevelt
Howard Sullivan. 1894 Twenty NTH.
DE Witt c. Pasco. 655 Monroe.
William T. Thomas. llI5 Hamilton
blvd.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
OLIVER II. LaU. M. d.
GEORGE q. GORDON. ~ u
DAILY CLINIC

Tor alcohol and other drug diseases
Generalization by appointment. Tsls-
phone NJ. 1900. or @. 1890 O. 444-L
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
Marriage Licenses

George Bondy, 40; Mary Bush, 3y
Thomas Hawthorn, 40, Homulus: EN-
ma ~ VaInet. 81, Taylor township.
Richardson IL Roberts. 80 Detrolt'
Charlotte sReynell. 20. Kalamazoo.
James Corey, %. Detroit; Katherine
Barnes. 81, Sarnia. -.
Harry O. Sippel. 81. Chicago; Ethel
Bowater, 81, sage. 49,
John Hatcher. 81. West Hope, Ohio;
Rilla McFadden. 20. Deshler, ONO
otto braves "a; Alice Reese, 20.
John Graham. 81; Emma Sey. -.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
BUSINESS BETTER IN HOLLAND

II It wasn't for h.g wife and the
bunko men the average farmer would
be able TO save up a lot OF money.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16

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The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
DENTISTS.


Main Office. AREAS Michigan-Ave..
Cor. Griswold-st. Main o33.
East Side Office. 64-6e Gratiot ave-.
Cor. Broadway. Main 5s14-J.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
SCARLET FEVER AND
MEASLES SWEEP N. X.

y NEW YORK. March i6.--Recurrent
waves OF scarlet fever and measles
are sweeping over New York city. All
four hospitals for contagious diseases
the willard Parker, North Brothers
Island. Mlnturn and Kingston-aves.- ~
are filled and the demand for accomk
modations Is unsupplied. Neither dio-
ease Is prevalent In an unusually yir
ulent form.
According 10 Dr. Walter Bensel.
health commissioner. there Is no COCA
sion for alarm on the part OF the par
.ents. as the waves OF scarlet fever
and measles have arrived during tho
time OF year when they ore to b. ~
rccted most. lHI "
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
CUT-RATE
DEN lists
DIED.

SCHULTZ-Mary. beloved wife OF Her
man Schultz. at her home, 435 Will
kins-st. Funeral Tuesday. March II.
at p. m. from residence. Interment
In Woodmere
SINCLAIR-March IA, 1908 at resi-
dence, 443 Bellevue Harriet SIN
clair. Funeral from residence Tues
day at y. m.
sHANOR--Mrs. j. r.. wife OF John T.
Shanor. and daughter OF Mrs: ]. f.,
Naylor. In her Goth year Funeral
n from FAC John R.-st., Monday, at 2
y. m.
SCHULTE-March Is, Anthony. aged
46s beloved brother of Mrs. Josephine
Schultz. Funeral from residence OF
his brother-in- law, Joseph George,
1853 Catherine-st., Wednesday at a.
m. Burial at Mt. Olivet.
SMITH--Suddenly, at Lenox, David w.
beloved husband OF Maggie and faith
er OF Minnie. Annie, Lizzie, Stanley
and stella Smith Notice OF funeral
hereafter
THOMPsoN-March IL. 1908. at io.45
p. m, David d.. aged 6S, at his home,
1877 Vermont-ave, beloved husband
OF Janet Thompson, and father OF
Mrs. J. ID; Anderson; Mrs. j; A. Nc
Allister. Margaret, I.emuel K, Nal
com. Richmond and Ruth Thompson.
OF Detroit. and F. +. Thompson. OF
Chicago. Funeral services from resi-
dence Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
1908. aged SO years. father OF Mrs.
N. f. Miner, OF Grand Rapids; Mrs. A.
II. Wingrave. and Mrs j. h. Howard.
OF Detroit. Services at 13 Engle-
1908. Interment private. Grand Rap
Ids and Flint papers please copy.
WADE--March 16 at Harper hospital.
May A. tnee ShewcrafD. beloved wife
day at , p. m. from residence. 26l Ell
iot-st. Interment at Windsor.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-16
POLICE COURT DOCKET

James Ross, disturbing the peace;
discharged.
John Goodrich, drunk; sentence sus-
pended.
Mary Green, drunk; sentence sus-
pended.
Sylvia Smith. disorderly person; dis
charged.
Edna Clark. disorderly person: s.
or 80 days.
William Deadly. drunk; sentence sus--
pended.
Daniel Driscoll. drunk; sentence sus-
pended.
Kittie Kaiser. drunk; sentence sus-
pended.
Roy Anderson, disturbing the peace;
adjourned to March 20, jury trial. !
Thomas Evans, disturbing the
peace: adjourned to March 20. jury
trial.
Harley Dusenbury. drunk: sentence
suspended.
Benjamin Brewer, disturbing the
peace; adjourned to March 10.
Joseph Mike. disorderly conduct;
sentence suspended.
Max Kozlowski, drunk; sentence
suspended.
John Bronowsh, disorderly conduct;
discharged
Constantine Bronowski, disorderly
conduct; discharged.
Charles Odrowski, drunk; sentence
suspended.
William Douglass, drunk; sentence
suspended.
William Sevious, disorderly con-
duct; $40 or 80 days.
Paul Budna. drunk; SIS or 10 days.
Herman Pahak, drunk; sentence
suspended
Adam Dumanski. drunk: IS or 10
days.
William Hinman. drunk; sentence
SUSPENDED.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-04
SWEET SPRINGS.

John ii. Mcclure recently sod
E. E, Sappington's dwelling to
Fred D.ckersons for $3.50; f. w.
McNeals residence to G. b. Ray
for $500. Also the Grid Springs
farm north OF town Friday, con-
sisting Of 81 acres to +. A. Lemke
Tor $3S47. 80. On the same day
he sold for G. X. Smith to Mrs.
M. A. Crowder 90 acres six miles
southwest OF town for $3.50.
John Mayse, OF Medford, Okla,
visited his mother and relatives
here last week.
Misses Ethel Wilson and Ethel
Cox spent Thanksgiving at home
J.. 8. Hagan spent Thanksgiy-
ing with his half brother, Romu-
LUIS Hagan ct Kansas City. Ht
says he found him looking ant
feeling well and Improving. HI
had one leg amputated but viii
probably save the other. Hi
trouble grew out OF q paralytit
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-04
L

r. G.. Winslow came very near
getting his house and barn burnt
on the Vawters place Tuesday
evening. The fire started in his
stubble field from some unknown
cause but there was no damage
done.
Ed HUTCHINSON received a nice
load OF eight hundred pound cat
tie from Kansas City Saturday
morning.
You can hear the popping OF
the guns through the neighbor-
hood, Look out. quails.
Frank Meachum and JAS, Mack
had a pleasant hunt at s. +
Chamberlains last Tuesday.
Keys & Higgins bought two car
load of cattle OF John Hayes o.
near Gretchen last week fol
which Mr. Hayes received &c 6
a pound.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-04

stroke which allowed gangrene to
set in making amputarion neces-
sary.
Rev. Shiffler assisted by Rev.
Z. +. Abbott, of Boonville began a
two weeks series OF meetings at
the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening.
Jack Van Buskirk and Chas.
Duffy returned % their homes
near Gretchen Friday from North
Dakota.
Miss Edna Akeman teacher OF
Oak Grove school, was married
to Grover Leonard at the home
OF A. j. Umphlet on Thanksgiv.
ing Day by Major Huff Of Hern'
don. They are both very popu'
lar young people. There was g
big crowd present who did theiI
duty faithfully at the sumptuou'
wedding supper and also in max
ing the day memorable socially
The young people will occup,
Mr.. Umphleta present place
while he will move south to thu
Whalen place.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-04

Texas.
Mrs. Susan Brownfield OF ST.
Louis is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Joe Field OF near Napton.
p. Leininger has been quite
sick.
Miss Mary Thorpe went to Mar
shall Monday evening to have
some dentistry work done.
Little BeSS Hall is quite sick
with a rising In her head.
Miss Nettie Burkley spent
Thanksgiving with home folks in
Higglnsville.
The ladies OF the Baptist chu' cl
took in about SIS at the oyster
supper.
The members OF Zoar Baptist
church donated a large box and
barrel OF good things to eat ant
clothing to the orphan home il
st. Louis.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-04
ANTIOCH

Misses Lizzie Smith, Ethel VIII
son and Ethel Cox who came
home to spend Thanksgiving re-
turned to Warrensburg where
they are attending the Normal
Sunday.
Arthur Coz and family, j. M.
Hook and family, and d. F. Hall
and wife spent Thanksgiving
with WIN. Cox and family.
Jack VanBuskirk, Charley Duff
fey and Will Grain are In from
North Dakota.
Hog killing seems to be the or
der OF the day in our vicinity.
The rain fell necessarily near
: ly all day Sunday and consequent
ly there was no preaching at
Antioch and but little visiting In
the neighborbood.
Miss Pannell OF Marshall is
visiting Miss Opal Shelton.
Married on Thursday Nov. PC
at the residence OF Ally Umphlet.
Grover Leonard and Edna Axe
man. We wish the newly welded
pair a long and happy life.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-04
LONG BRANCH

Mrs. John VesseT Of Marshall,
spent last week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Trave Spencer.
Miss Lee Lawless visited Misses
Woodsmall near Napton last
week and attended the box social
at Independence.
Miss Katharine Stafford spent
Thanksgiving with her parents.
Misses Auer spent Thanksgiv-
ing with their sister near Orear-
Vile
The corpse OF W. Bradshaw OF
Kansas City was brought to Fish
Creek, Monday and buried.
Roy Howard was a pleasant
caller in this vicinity Sunday.
Mrs. John Dickson had the
misfortune OF losing her house
Gsld contents by fire last week.
Col. Joe Auer has purchased the
| John Minks farm. Mr.. Minks will
cave shortly for Okla. Col says
he will stop buying stock and
farm from now IN. We do not
know his reason for changing
his occupation.
Messrs. Russell and Charlie Spen
Icer are spending thu week hunt
ing ON the lakes near Mt. Leon
lard.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-04
REMOVAL SALE

We have leased the lot east
of Mo. Pac. depot and will
build a marble and granite
manufacturing plant at once.
Will be prepared to give closer
prices than ever before in this
county. In order to save
moving our present large stock
we will make a special reduc-
ton before removal. Large
stock on hand. Call and see
before you buy. (Dec 18)
BIDSTRUP & HAMMOND.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-04
NEW HOME
News Is scarce this week.

News Is scarce this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Forbes, A. w.
Forbes, c. o. Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Fordham were in
Sweet Springs Monday.
Miss Eva Mckinney Of this
place and Charles Watkins OF Ray
county were married at the home
OF the bride ON Thursday even
ing Nov. PC, 1908 at 7.3O O'Clock
by Rev. j. &. Digs, Immediately
alter the ceremony they walked
out to the dining room where
| there was an elegant supper
awaiting. There were about 80
| guests present who presented sew
, eral nice presents and at a late
hour, they all departed wishing
them a long and prosperous life,
Miss Pearl Biggerstaff left Fri
day for har home i'll Coffeyvilie,
Kansas, after a visit with rela-
tives and friends of this place.
| We are glad to say Leland
Laughlin is improving and doing
fine at this writing.
c. o. Martin took dinner with
Misses Dollio and Maude Harris
of Sweet Springs Monday.
Misses Mayme and Dolie DER
king who II teaching school BY
Hardeman came up last Tuesday
to 4 nend THANKSGIVING with
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dierking and also attend the Nc
Kinney and Watkins wedding.
j. w. Forbes went to Kansas
City Thursday and returned Sun,
day.
The protracted meeting at New
Home closed last Wednesday
night with thirteen conversions
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-04
gz2s BLACKBURN

Will Handbook OF Slater came
up Sunday. VIII must have at
fractions in blackburn.
Ike Taylor came down from
Liberty and brought his friend
with him to spend Thanksgiving
with his father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Neal went
to Slater Friday to visit her
brother, Frank Entrekln,
Mrs. G. A. Richart went to Sla-
ter Saturday to visit her brother
Flave Neal.
Mrs, KANE OF st. joe who has
been visiting her daughter Mrs
Evert Logsdon for the past
month returned home Saturday
morning,
Mrs. Carroll Logsdon spent
Thanksgiving with her mother
Mrs. Conway OF Marshall.
Misses Mamie and Dollle DER
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-04

Harrisons parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. M. Higgins.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Masters,
Pleas Aldridge and family, Misses
Mana Hall, Grace Gretchen, Vir-
gle and Jessie Witcher and Roy
Armentrout visited j. p. Wilson
and family last week.
J. p. Wilson and family Miss
Grace Gretchen and Roy Armen-
trout were visiting at III. W.
Jacksons Friday evening.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-04
CRETCHER

Roy Armentrout of Amsterdam
Mo, is visiting his uncles Lewis
Armentrout and j. Il. Wilson.
Misses Elizabeth Smith, Ethel
Cox and Ethel Wilson spent
Thanksgiving holidays with home
folks, returning to Warrensburg
Sunday morning.
Jack Van Buskirk, Charlie Duff
fey and wal Grain OF North Dako-
ia are visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Miss Martha Dedman OF Sweet
Springs visited her aunt Mrs. Ann
Crowder the latter part OF last
week.
DIR. Harrison and wife have
moved from Mexico. Mo- to Mira
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-04
NORTH GRAND PASS

Mrs. Matilda Humphreys and
sons Stonewall and Haywood are
visiting In MAYHEM this week.
Miss Tillie Switzer OF Bruins
wick was visiting the family OF
I'll. II. German LAST week.
The box supper at Edwards
school drew a large crowd. The
proceeds amounting to $4d,85.
Miss Beulah carp received the
present for being the most
popular young lady,
Chas. Dickerson y working OF
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-04
the new switch at Waverly.

the new switch at Waverly.
Fred Anderson and Rev. Cum
Minis and son were hunting in this
vicinity Friday.
II. A. German transacted bust
ness in Carrollton Saturday.
Mrs. Marshall Smith of New
ton Kansas is visiting her par
/ ents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Vogt this
| week.
Quite a number OF young folks
from Carroll county called Oh
| Misses Mabel and Jessie Decker
lson last Sunday.
Chester Demoss and Franz
Humphreys attended the oyster
supper at Malta Bend last Thurs
day night.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-04

king Of Nerlson came home to
spend Thanksgiving with their
mother and father, MI and Mrs.
John Dierking.
Mrs. Horace Metcalf went to
Kansas City Thursday morning.
Miss Olga Holke is quite sick al
present.
Mr.. Hopkins had a paralyt,c
stroke Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-04
a&1sM&g@NScaBEss
COUNTY NEWS )
ROSE VALLEY

Christmas will soon be here
boys and girls and you had better
be writing old santa Clause" a
letter OF he won't get it in time
to visit you.
Walter Smith, wife and son,
Messrs. Cleve Smith and Ben Ston
er OF Sweet Springs spent Thanks
giving day with VIII II. Smith
and family.
b, r. johnson made a business
trip to Sedalia Saturday.
Misses Lizzie and Florence
Smith spent Thanksgiving with
home folks.
Mrs. Press Wilson and daugh-
ter Ethel were guests Of Henry
Jackson and family Friday even
Ing.
w. A. Smith has his lights In full
blast now he says he can't tell
night from day.
Sam Rothrock and family were
guests OF Uriah Mayse and fam
lily Thursday.
Miss Minnie Rothrock who Is
attending school in Lexington
was the guest Of home folks from
Saturday until Monday.
Mrs. Pleas Aldridge and daugh
tiers and niece Mana Hall Fred
and Harry Stoner were guests OF
F. r. Halls Thursday.
j. d. Rothrock and family were
guests OF T. A. McAlister and fam
lily Thursday.
John whirley and daughter, VII
letta spent the day Saturday In
Sedalia.
b. F. Hall and wife were guests
OF william Cox and family near
Gretchen Thursday.
Sam Rothrock was the guest
OF Ben Bufford and family near
Hughesville Saturday night and
Sunday.
w. X. Smith and wife OF Sweet
Springs spent Friday with their
o w. HI. Smith and family.
Several from our vicinity at
tended Henry Morrisons sale near
Houstonia Saturday.
Miss Leona Hall returned home
Thursday after spending a few
days with Walter Taylor and
family OF Sweet Springs.
Miss Frieda Dierke spent Sat
urday night with her sister Mrs.
John Reinwald.
Miss Laura Haggard and cous-
ms, Harvie Scott a nd Walter
Haggard attended the skating
Rink at Sweet Springs Thursday
night.
Miss villa Smith returned home
from Kansas City Tuesday night
to spend q vacation.
Harry Stoner and Misses Leona
and Lottie Hall accompanied
Miss Mana Hall home Thursday
evening and there Miss Lottie ac
companied Miss Mana Hall ano
Marvin Hayes to the Grand show
at Herndon.
Teachers take a hint"
Grover c. Leonard and Edna V
Akeman we're quietly married al
the brides uncles A. j. Umoh cts
ON Thursday evening Nov. 26
And from there they went t.
the grooms home where they
were at a late hour surprised by
a band OF joyful friends. We al
extend hearty congratulat.on.
to the welded couple.
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-04
NAPToN.

Harvey McMahan returned
from Southwest Missouri. with a
large drove OF cattle Monday,
Grandpa Stewart and win
Thorpe have gone on a trip to
The Marshall republican., 1908-12-04

Miss Grace Rogers Friday even
ing entertained a number OF her
high school friends very pleasant
ly.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-06-04
Democratic Convention.

The democratic county convention
for this county to select 26 delegates
to the state convention at Glenwood
Springs will be held at the court
house next Saturday. 1t is hoped and
expected that good delegation will
be sent from each precinct in the
county There will also be an oppor-
tunity afforded at this time to join
the recently organized Bryan club,
that will be heard from more or less
from now on till election time.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-06-04
Little Locals
Kinsella, insurance.
Wall Paper at Horne.

hlIiScttd, uSuIduCO.
Wall Paper at Horne.
|. o. Glazier spent Tuesday in Den
yer.
G. F. Frazier of Denver is visiting
Greeley friends this week.
Sale on summer dress goods at
THE MEYER STORE
Charles Wallace and daughter left
Tuesday for Joliet, H., to visit re
latives.
Walter Rankin left last Tuesday for
Tarkio. Mo. to spend the summer
with his grandfather
A big line of Hamilton Brown shoes
for men. ladies and children just re-
ceived at The Meyer Store.
Belt pins. the latest at Glaciers. A
few belt buckles left that l am clos
ing out at greatly reduced prices.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brown Of
Windsor were in Greeley last week
to attend the funeral of little Vincent
Downey
Mrs. E. j. Young returned to her
home in Denver Thursday after visit
of five weeks with her cousin, A. j..
Taylor, and family
Mrs Senator Bucklin. of Grand
Iuuctjou is in Greeley this week for
Normal commencement. Her sister,
Miss Eta Laphan, is one of the grad
yates.
Mrs. A. w. Waddle fell from a
box while cleaning house and broke
her right arm at the wrist Two
wears ago Mrs Waddle broke her left
arm in the same place.
Mrs. n. ". Peck, nee blanche Mo
dleton. now living at Fort Morgan
and Mrs. Fred Weller of Eaton, were
in The city a few days last week, ana
went from here to Windsor to WISH
relatives
| Mr. and Mrs. George Goshert VINO
arrived here two weeks ago from war
saw. Ind. to visit their niece Mrs'
u II SNYDER, are both quite III III 'he
Greeley hospital. The couple are po'h
mast seventy years of age ana are
enroutc for Seattle to Visit 'ne'' SUI
w W. Carpenter has installed a
fine new machine at ms p'I''o'" "
,d Inv the Union National pahR'
The machine came from chicago 'as'
,,o,k and was made by Cre'ars y"
iu is n combined pop corn pepper ".''
peanut roaster and is s''' " '
hest in the city