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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-15

Name of What Amt AMI
John S. Day. services on
county ditch No &c.. 1O4.S0 1O4.S
penses ........:. ....... 1929 3.2
county ditch No. 26. 49,. 1000 400
Pet erson & Qvale, stakes
for county ditch No. Il $50 is
Geo. y. Barnard e. Co.. Of
", flee supplies ...;.; ..:.. $50 rs
for county poOrhouse. 1915 Asst
0. A. Jacobson. oil and
{sf"!s" f'5 Co., sos s"pp aG%*e 1ss s s.
ster onSe S SrSnE poor 1873 1sis III
Peter B nd e. conveying
pauper to poorhouse. -: ABS as
Peter Bonde. postage for
official use ............ 200 20
Peter Bonde, Boarding
Peter Bonde, telephone -
expense $500; ..:..... 900 80
county ditch No. 81 -. $500 $50
l. D5 +: Sevei.: priniins:: s:ssss 81
Syver 1verson, chairman
G OH hSof Me- y county 1900 ,so
Geo. H. Bitterness. premi-
UNI on insurance policies
on county Jail 5000 300
Free Press Pig. Co., sup
plies county supt's office 800 80
Liberty Lumber Co., coal
g 59s i Ssns ssSsss Zee: SIZE SIZE
Peter Bonde, supplies for
W. N. WEIGH Co.. Office 14''' i4''
p, s"ge1ie Press Co. blank: S: e s.;
]. 8. Day. services as en-
Eineer on county ditch
Oman & johnson. repairs -
| on court house -. 1875 L.:
| for county jail ........ 765 IL
Lewis Johnson, premium
| on two insurance poll
cies on county Jail. go. 5000 CO.,
Peter Bonde. supplies for
Willmar Fuel Co.. wood
for poor 49,. :...... 1880 49,;
for court house and Jail 44.S2 A.!
J. S. Robbins, wood for
court house ...... 11.5O H..
Geo. H. Bitterness tele-
phone expense and
blanks for county attor-
ney's office ............ 1925 II.
Tribune Pig: Co., publish
Axei F Aase fi.'' axman on ''7' s.
i
Amanda c: olson. nursing 1''zo 49,
sick inmates of county
W: S: Rodgers. travelling ~
rhosp. II. Olson: services $40 8
on board of audit ... 1900 IS.
Thos. H. Olson. county
commissioners mileage,
road committee ...... 1910 -.
J. O.. Kloster. county COM
m i $ s l o n RS mileage.
road committee ........ 2.9O 2.
]. o. Kloster. county
commissioners mileage,
} attending session 200 2.
, commissioners mileage,
attending session ..... 800 3,
S. A. Syverson. county
u commissioners mileage.
attending m m ee
S. 4: syversen. county '''' .
commissioners mileage.
attending m m t t ee
N. B. Johnson. travelling ''N0 .
)| expenses ttendi ng
meeting of Board Of
) Charities and Correc-
N. B. johnson. county n''o II
commissioners mileage.
0 ~ attending session ....:. 800 3
N B. Johnson, county
D commissioners mileage. 200 2
Aug. Bitten, county COM
S m s on RS mileage,
attending session -. 500 IS
8 Aug. Bitten. county COM
mi S o RS mileage
O road committee ........ $50 2
0 Board g Audit 1900 Is
1oWed ................. lilo
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-15

This morning a wedding occurred
at S.. Mary's Catholic church, when
Miss Lily E. Gerstle, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Gerstle Of this
city, was united in marriage 70 Mr..
John H. Lindsey of Livingstone,
Mont. The service was read by
Father J. J. Malloy.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-15

Astri Gurine, the baby daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tinius Olson, died
yesterday at the age of one year
and seventeen days. The funeral
will be held tomorrow, Rev. Gynild
officiating. The family lives on the
Lunde place in town of Dovre.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-15

i Sam Roberg, the proprietor Of
the Bijou theater, is back from a
stay at Redwing, where he has been
since October. He is interested in
a similar enterprise at that place.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-15

Mrs. Goodneart-So you won't chop
the wood? The Hobo-No, lady. I'm
a kleptomaniac. I'm afraid l might
steal some of it.-Harper's Weekly.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-15
The Orange Tree.

The orange is the longest lived fruit
tree. 1t begins to bear the third year
after budding and for 100 years it will
yield abundant crops. Orange trees
have been known to attain the ripe
age of 800 years. The orange requires
less care and attention than any other
fruit tree. It's early growth is rapid.
In the first two years it grows more
than it will in the next fifty. This re-
fers, of course. to its height and
breadth alone-its fruit stems and con
sequently it's crops increase more rap
idly after the first ten years.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-15
The Board met at 100 o'clock D.
m., Jan. 9th, 1908. All members pres

The Board met at 100 o'clock o.
M, Jan. 9th, 1908. All members pres
cnt
Engineers certificate of partial pay
mcnt of ditching job on County Ditch
No. "a in the sum of $88O07, issued
in favor of Jerry Sherwood, was pre-
sented and examined, and on motion
the same was accepted
Engineers certificate of partial pay
ment on ditching job on Judicial
Ditch No. /, in the sum of $322.O1, is
sued in favor of K. Molenaar, was
presented and examined, and on mo-
ton the same was approved.
Engineers certificate of acceptance
of ditching job on County Ditch No.
Is, in the sum of $135.55, issued in ia
vor Of J. ]. Sluka, was presented and
examined, and on motion the same
was accepted
ment of ditching job on Judicial Ditch
No. Z, in the sum of $4,000. issued in
favor OF VIM. Nchring and Herman
| Wegner, was presented, examined and
on motion the same was allowed.
| DIR. NJ. Rains and County Com
missioncrs Thos. H. Olson and N. B.
Johnson were elected as County
Board of Health.
On motion the Sheriff's salary was
fixed at $1,000 for the ensuing year,
as provided by law
| The Board proceeded to audit bills
filed, and the following bills were al
lowed in amounts set forth:
Name of What Amt Amt
Claimant for Cpm'd ArWd
John Thustedt janitor
fees, teachers meeting $500 $500
p. E. ParsOn. ditch stakes,
county ditch No. 27.... 900 900
10. JOrgen Olson. recording 1.75 1.75
10. Jorgen Olson, postage
for official e.......... 1900 1900
Andrew Peterson. burial
expenses for pauper.... 34.oo s4.Oo
Nels Benson. di gging
grave for pauper. 200 200
w. D. Frederickson. trav-
cling expenses ......:. 400 4.6o
poena .....:........:. 40 800
spicer Drug Co., medicine
Anton Anderson. GARD ''''' ''''
and lodging for survey
! ing crew on county
ditch No. 20. ........::.. $50 $50
August Fremberg, caring
for poor ..::....... 1900 1900
>, plies for poor. 2.15 2.1s
poor ..:.:.....::e..:: 5s.es $685.
poor :..:.:...:,. :. $500 900
Ohsberg, selvig Z Co.,
supplies for court house 4.9l 49,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-15

The Board met at | 80 o'clock D..
M, Jan. 10, 1908.
Al members were present
The Board resumed the work of
auditing bills, and the following
claims were allowed, as per statement
below.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-15

A number of young people sur
prised Miss Lottie Ronnberg at the
home of her sister, Mrs. A. L.
Swenson on Trott avenue last night.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-15

The Board met at $50 o'clock a.
m, Jan. 10, 1908. All members pres
ent.
The Board went out in a body to
inspect the county buildings and upon
returning the work of auditing bills
was resumed, and the following bills
were allowed as per statement:
Name Of What Amt Amt
Claimant for Grind Alwd
J. S. Day. services as en-
S,neeer on county ditch oo
Tribune Pig. Co., publish
VIM: Olson. boarding in 10000 10000
mates in poorhouse. -. 1O5.75 1O5 rs
Mrs. Nicolai Johnson car
ing for poor ....... 5000 5000
L. w. Towle. travelling ex-
penses :....:..... 49,. 1.54 154
Andrew Bjorsell. material
and labor repring valut 294.4S 298 48
]. S. Day. services as en-
gineer on ditch No. 60. 2637 2637
Pet AnderstrOm. caring
for poor .............. 1000 1000
John Cedarberg, caring
for poor ............. 5000 1000
On motion a recess was taken until
l:3O o'clock p M, Jan. 10, 1908
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-15
One Divided by Nauaht.

-Four men sitting together were con-
fding to one another their general ig-
norance of the matter contained in
text books. One said he had studied
algebra for three years. but he would
find it impossible to solve the simplest
problem by an algebraic process. An
other said he had been counted a good
student in geology. and yet he doubted
If he could name the principal periods
in their proper order.
"Now, let's see how much you do
know" said one of the men. "How
much is one divided by naught or.
nothing?''
zone divided by nothing?' repeated
the. man at his right. why. that's
one. If one isn't divided by anything,
It remains one"
II think the answer is nothing"
said another. Zone divided by nothing
is-nothing. Sure, that's right"
you're the worst l ever heard"
said the man who had given the prob
lem. Zone divided by nothing-that
means how many times is nothing
contained in one. 1t is contained an
Infinite number Of times, and the cor
rect answer is-infinity."
Then he had to talk to them for FIVE
minutes in order to convince them.
He Could Not Speak.
Pierre Nicole, one Of the most dis
tinguished scholars of the Port Royal
lists and one Of the best writer's in Eu-
rope, was noted for his unreadiness in
oral argument. 1t is said that once
when an opponent. having got the bet
ter of him in an argument, had left
the room Nicole called out to him
from the landing as he was near the
street door: 'Come back, come back!
have reply ready for you!"
The anecdote will serve to introduce
one about Thackeray, who was desti-
tute of the ability to think and speak
on his legs. He once stood as can
didate for the representation of Oxford
In the house of commons. On the
hastings he broke down and could
hardly speak sentence.
IF could" he said to himself, ION.
~ 60 into the mayors parlor for five
minutes could write this out easily"
The ORANGE Tree.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-15

Security Blank Book Co.,
Security Blank Book Co.,
Office supplies ......... 1850 1856
Smith Premier Typewriter
CO., supplies .......... $50 6.8(
8. G. Larson. board and
lodging for surveying
crew, county ditch No.
c. a. Kuliberg, board and go
lodging for surveying
crew, county ditch No.
John Kullberg. board and
lodging for surveying
crew, county ditch No.
70 Ramsett service: on l'.oo H'o'
board of audit .... 800 3.0(
A. NJ. Hedin. services as
viewer on county ditch
o. "a 4: sraneaard. services ''''' $50
ditch No. 2s .......... so.4s GOA:
Jalmor Larson, services as
W viewer ns on county ditch .-e. 81 :,
w viii ar Tel. Exch: Co. 500 500
phone rent for septem-
Der and October ...... 1900 1S.0(
Willmar Tel. Exch. Co.,
phone rent for November 800 800
Willmar Tel. Exch. Co.,
City Of ,Willmar. water
Edw. II. Frost. coroner's 'o'' o''
Frank f. Smith: justice 90 90
MRS. Neis Felin. supplies 800 go
Fl: 9. Myhre. witness fees go -
in municipal court. go. 316 3.1(
S. f. Peterson, medicine
FJ. +. p otos. premium ON ''o0 0'0'
two insurance policies. 5000 60.0(
H. s. Nelson. caring for
record ~" ~ aeeo 1000 5000
blanks ..;::::..:; -: 4.25 4:2s
Miller Davis Ptg. CO.. 80 -
Mi Rie"*f Davis ;i'' Pts: Co CO.. 4'' 4''
r road "a for delinquent ,.so TX,
Pioneer Press Co., blanks go SO
Pioneer Press Co., blanks $50 1.5(
Pioneer Press Co., blanks 200 2.O(
Pioneer Press Co.. blanks 1926 1.2s
Walter Booth & Son,
Security eafSS Blank Book '; Co., 800 800
rubber stamp ........ rs 2;
DR.. J. NJ. Rains. medical
attendance ............ 100 11.O(
J. G: Peterson & Co., sup
Ma R?fn for FSrsSs2E labor 3 sssS 3s;
Fry p Fresx Ps co Record i$$ $s 1 1$s
blanks :............... 22s 2.2s
On motion recess was taken until
$3.50 o'clock a. m., Jan. 10, 1908.
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sideration all bids for publishing only
were rejected

sideration all bids for publishing only
were rejected.
On motion it was decided to call for
new bids and that time be given up
to and until II o'clock a. M, Jan.
9Th, leOS, to file such new bids.
Engineers certificate of partial pay
ment of ditching job on County Ditch
No. 20 in the sum of $4,000, issued in
favor of Jerry Sherwood, was pre-
sented and examined and on motion
the same was approved
Engineers certificate of partial pay
ment of ditching job on County Ditch
No. Is in the sum of 1881, issued in
favor of R. Soderberg, was presented
and examined, and on motion the
same was approved
On motion a recess was taken until
$50 o'clock a. M. JAM 9th, 1908.
The board met at $50 o'clock a. m
January 9th, 1908. All members were
present.
The Board proceeded to select
grand and petit jurors, as required by
law, and the following lists were
made:
Certified List of Jurors.
State OF Minnesota, County OF Kandi-
yohi-ss.
I, Thos. II. Olson. Chairman of the
Board of County Commissioners of
Kandiyohi County, State of Mime
sofa, do hereby certify that the fol-
lowing is a correct list of the names
of persons, properly qualified, select
ed from the qualified electors of the
several election districts OF said coun-
ty by said Board of County Commits
sioncrs, at their regular session, held
on the 9th day of January, A. D. 1908,
to serve as Grand Jurors in the Dis
trict Court of the 18th Judicial Dis
trict. in and for said County of Kan
diyohi, according to law.
Dated this 9th day of January, A.
D. 1908.
THOS. H. OLSON.
Chairman Board of County Com
missioncrs.
Attest:
JOHN FEIG.
County Auditor and Ex-Oficio
Clerk of Board.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-15

On motion recess was taken until
$50 o'clock a. m., Jan. 10, 1908.
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500, o22. 80
Auditors Balance, $6o.o223O.
Dated this 9Th day OF January. 1908.
THOS. II. OLSON,
Chairman Board Of County Com
missirncrs.
Attest, JOHN FEIG,
County Auditor
On motion 4 recess was taken until
80 o'clock p M
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-01
BRIDGEYILLE.

Miss Art Morrow, of Milford is tie guest o
Mrs. Harry Rawlins.
Miss Fannie WEIGH has returned home aftei
/ spending few days in Wilmington.
! Quite few Of our young people attended tn,
/ Harrington dance on Friday evening. Namely
Misses Nellie Harris, Bessie short. Nellie Ward
I Electa Brown and Mrs. c. E Brown, chaperone
Messrs. Lee Short John Harris Elkton Adams
Cleyeia d ssmmous, and Mr.. Picks.
Mr.. and Mrs Emerson Wiley. Of PhiadelT hia
were the guests OF her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Erasmus Jones.
Miss Lilly Nelson and brother Paul, spent
Sunday with Miss Cora Swain.
Miss Electa Brown is visiting Milford friends.
Ben spuHy and William Hammond. OF Fred
erica were In town on Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Seberry. OF New Jersey. State lectur-
er of the w. C. 7. C., delivered fine talk to a
large congregation in the N. E. Church Sunday
evening
Work on r. R. Layton's new house viii soon be
commenced. The cellar has been finished, con
crete being used.
The crate aud basket factory which was burned
four weeks ago has been rebuilt and is now in
Lumber is now being hauled on the lot Of W.
n. Wiley for his house which will be built as
soon as he can obtain carpenters
The commencement exercises of the Bridge
vile High school, which has been so successfully
under the principalshlp of X. N.
Whitley will be held in the opera house Friday
evening, May %. Elaborate preparations are
being made for the event and an excellent pro |
gram is being arranged. The graduating class
S composed OF Misses Madeline Gorby, Bertha !
Jones' Minnie Phillips and Charles B. Pasher
The address to the graduates will be delivered by
he Hon L. Irving Handy, OF Newark, while
he music will be furnished by Elliotts Orchestra
II Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-01

Another sensation is, that we have a citizen
who has the Gubernat0rial bees 0uzzirg IN MS
bennett
The horse Of Mr.. John Wilson. OF Milton, while
hitched in front of the residence of Mrs. waliea
became frightened and broke loose and ran
away completely demolishing the vehicle before
he could be stopped
Charles Lohand and family have moved here
from Robbins and occupy the $. E. Reed cottage.
Mr. Lofand bought little farm for $3.50 about
Christmas and moved to it and we are informed
that he has so the same for $500.
Charly Reed, Of Slaughter Neck, has moved
his saw mill to Harry TESTERS timber, on the
Cobough farm and is now cutting large quantities
OF car stuff and building material for the open
market.
After the frame and corner stone has been lall
for the eolored church for years, the people
have awakened from their lethargy and have
gone at the work in great earnest and now have
a fine large edifce almost ready for dedication.
They expect to hold great dedication rally here
alb out the last Of May.
As the colored schools closes Wednesday the
teachers and scholars are holding an exhibition
and display OF their talents, which does much
credit to their race. PAUL PRY.
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-01
HARRINGTON.

The dance given In Reese's Opera House last
Friday evening was largely attended by the
younger set, and the dancing kept up until three
O'Clock. It was a very delightful affair, and
many came from the neighbOring towns. The
music was furnished by the Smyrna orchestra.
Miss Pauline Townsend and Miss Emma Gillis.
/ pie of Milford We're the guests of Miss Reese and
Mrs. Dickerson, and attended the dance.
Arley B. Magee trustee, by an order Of the
court, will sell at public sale at Harrington Sat
urday, May 9th, at O'Clock, the largest tract of
land ever offered at one time in this country Il
consists Of eight farms over 200 acres, the es-
tate of John II. Bullock, who died August Goth
last. The 1900 acres, It Is estimated will bring
over s2O,0OO The accumulation Of this large
tract of real estate is very remarkable When
p years OF age, John Bullock was a farm hand
and worked for the father Of H. R. johnson. Esq.
of this town. He began grain farming and stock
raising and in less than forty years became the
owner Of ten farms, all adjoining a solid bleck.
He always paid cash in his transactions and was
never known to swap, trade or speculate in cat
tie or ANYTHING else. His fortune was made by
strictly legitimate farming He vas honest. in
dustrious and always at home when there was
work or business to be attended to- The prop. |
erty is situated in Mispillion Hundred In the |
vicinity OF Brownsville. A widow. four sons and /
a daughter survive the deceased.
The last debate Of the series between Felton,
and Harrington High Schools took place in the
Opera House in Harrif gton last Thursday even
Ing. The question was, Resolved that the nee
essaries of life should not be taxed by a tariff"
Harrlngton-Frank Shaw, Lawrence
smith, Brinton Raughley. Negative, Felton,
ohn W. Cooper, Robert Hodgson, Miss Annie
Sow. AS each school had won one of the debates
n the former contests this last one was ratherthe
most interesting. FELTON, was successful. The
Judges were Rev. Adams and Rev. Smith, of
harrington, and Rev Roberts, Of FELTON,. There
'as a fnll house and very good order was main :
aimed throughout the debate. /.
Mrs NJ. wOleott. Mrs. Leonard Harrington 2
nd the Misses sallis and Amanda Shaw have Z
stunned from Philadelphia.
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-01

Miss Annie Prettynan, OF Lewes, has been the
guest Of Mrs. Roach.
Mr.. ana Mrs S. L. Shaw have been entertain
IRIS company from Dover.
1t is said that John Eisenbrey has bought,
5000 worth If eggs and poultry since January
lst.
Robert Raughley Of Wilmington has been the
guest Of his grandparents.
J. corday, Albert Harrington. J. Ennis and
Mrs. Walcott have had Improvements made in
their homes
Mr. and Mrs. B. Tharp and Mr.. and Mrs John
Sheldrake attended banquet in Wilmington.
Miss Annie Ward, OF our town and Howard
Riggin of New York. we're MARI ed at noon on
Thursday, April Ord at the home OF the bride
on Welner avenue. Only the immediate rela-
tives were present. The happy couple left on the
afternoon train for their home in New York.
Mrs. B. Frank Ross entertained a number Of
guests on sunday in honor Of Miss Bertha Col
lison
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-01
GLENDALE.

We are now living through a new and sensa.
t!onal period, in the history of Glendale, such as
has never happened since its existance and Cos.
sip and scandal run high In respect OF the rela-
liz es OF those Involved their identity Is withheld.
II is case Of elOpement. where high bred
woman has left her four bright children and an
honored and devoted husband and beautiful new
home for common drunken hireling. She has
left her children sick and her husband broken
hearted. When she left last Thursday morning
she left only shame and sorrow for IA once happy
home. 1t has been known for year that this
coup enjoyed unusual friendship and his pre-
sence at her home had been forbidden Int love
laughed at the warning and this is the culmina-
ton,
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-01
STAYTONSYILLE.

Mrs. Hazen and daughter Of New York is visit
ing Mr.. and George Buell.
Mr.. and Ms. Earl Robinson of Collingswood
N. J., who has been visiting their parents, have
returned home
Miss Cora Johnson of Houston is visiting Mr..
and Mrs, Herbert Webb.
Miss Anna Prettyman of Wilmington, who
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Davis
has returned home.
Misses Alice and Ethel Prettyman, spent Sat
urday and sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Webb.
Our public Sc OIL under the direction OF Miss
Laura Calhoon, OF Lincoln C osed Thursday. The
pupils and parents spent the afternoon in the
adjoining woods to the school house. Every
body enjoyed the abundance OF refreshments
and exec lent M sic. According to The reports
OF parents and children, II closed with one of
its most successful years work.
Miss Olivia johnson entertained some OF her
friends last Thursday evening Among those
present were Messrs Elmer Davis Warren, VIII
bert Warren, William Walls and Misses Frances
Iruitt, Laura CalhOon and Jennie Warren.
Willard Donovan IS on the sick list.
A very able sermon was de ivered by minister
from Kentucky Sunday Afternoon, in our church
and the largest concourse of people assembled
here, since many a day. Our Sunday school is
blooming, and everybody is pulling one way to
make it successful. We seldom find commun-
ty, where everyone takes their part and work
ogether for the welfare of all. The writer con
'Fatuates the people OF staytonsvile in this sue
essful attempt, the reward will be yours
WHITE RosE. J
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-01
MILTON NEWS.

We have thought paul Pry" the well
known Glendale CORES Ondent OF the CHRoN
TcLE, exaggerated when writing Of ElIendale
being sucn beaatiful place but one morning
last week we had occasion 10 stop for awhile
IN ihat town, and a short stroll through the
place disipated any misgivlngs we might have
previously had as to paul Pry's" accuracy of
description. Glendale, in the sunshine of
This early morning, appeared to the writer to
be really pretty place. The beautiful trees
the smiling verdure, the splendid building
caused as to think It almest as beautiful az
Milton. Yes? Glendale is a pretty place
Two men who Belong on the Flve-Fathom
Bank Light Ship, came from Lewes and ran
amuck in Milton last week. The bailif tried
TO stop their team but could not. Atonetime
he caught their team stopped, and got be.
tween the wheels OF the carriage to talk with
one Of them. While doing so the other
jumped in and grabbed the rains and started
the horse on a run. The bailiff to prevent be.
ing run over threw himself from between the
wheels and fell to the ground. The wheels
did not run over him, as was thought bv the
LOCKERS on. The men escaped
Mrs. Fields has put electric lights into her
residence, near the bridge, and taken ont
license to open an ice cream parlor. Mrs
Fielasls a widowed lady and takes this means
10 make an honest lvlihsod, and deserves q
part OF the patronage OF the community
This IS not paid advertisement, but gener. !
Gus announcement for a worthy person.
Harry Manship and John W. Jones are hav. |
ing their residences painted. W. smith 4 |
Sons are doiHg the out side work and G. b |
Atkins is granting the interior.
Miss Laura NJ. Conner returned on wednes. |
day from a visit OF two weeks, in PhiladeI.
phia
Harry Draper OF Prime Hook. is getting
lumber on the ground for the erection OF
iwelliHg on the South Of Milton, and near the
own.
The Misses Wiley, OF Camden, N. J., were
he guests Of their uncle, Captain Joseph
and family last week.
The carpets are again hanging on the clothes
mes, the dust pans are again being nimbly
andled, the whack, whack, OF the tack ham /
ler reBsuuds through every room or the /