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Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
AIartinsburg.

Rev. Ayers of Auxvasse preach
ed at the Baptist church here Wed.
nesday night.
Miss Airline Barker delighted the
audience at the NJ. L. church with
solo last Friday eve.
Mrs. Il. p. French expects to
attend the festivities in st. Louis
this week.
Mrs. J. Kriger has been visiting
in Benton City this week.
Miss Bessie Lail leaves this week
for a visit with friends in Colum.
bia.
VIM. Machin and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. aud Mrs. w. w,
Woodbridge.
Misses SIM Azdell and Birdie
Pierce of Laddonia visited with
Miss NJ. Z. Rogers last week and
bought their new hats.
Claud Taylor is visiting home
folks.
Mrs. Tom Watts of Galloway
Co. visited her sister here las
week.
Mrs. Joe Munford is spending
the week with her daughter, Mrs
Jim Hilbert.
Dan Rodgers sold his farm t
Mr.. Portercheck and talks of goinI
back to Iowa.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
Worcester.

Charles Morthland from Illinois
is here visiting his uncle, G. E.
Morthland.
Mrs. &. A, Barnes and daughter,
Gladies. are at EIdorado Springs.
The many friends Of Mrs. Spot
johnson will be sorry to learn that
her health is not improving.
Monroe Beagles had a carload oil
hogs of his own feeding on the st.
Louis market monday.
Littleby Baptist y. School, CLOSED
last Sunday, a nice program was
rendered thru the kindness of II. P.
Brown about 80 Testaments were
presented to those who hadn't
missed a Sunday; also 6 Bibles to
tho young mems class by their
teacher, w. q. Atkins. The 3,
School In return presented mr..
Brown with beautiful Bible.
The Supt., J.J. Johnston, was
presented a Bible by the teachers
of the School.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

Louis Knoble has rem ted the
Rnsh Hill Hotel aud will be ready
for the hungry traveller soon.
One car Of brick and two Of sand
have arrived for the Doolin bust.
ness house.
Ex-Gov. Stone spoke to the good
Democrats and bad Republicans
here just Ave minutes standing in
his touring car. He then spent
fifteen minutes shaking hands.
Perhaps he will never know how
many Republicans he shook hands
with that day.
DIR. CARRIER who recently located
here died in st. Louis Saturday al
2;30 a. m. The Doctor made
many friends and he was building
up quite a practice. He seemed t
be in poor health, but no one sup
posed his life would terminate 81
soon. He leaves a young wife anC
one little boy. The widow ant
little child have the sympathy Of
the entire community.
Herman Swink and wife of Im
perial Valley, Colo, stopped owe
a day and night with j. l.. CarueI
and family.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

In a speech at Monticello one
day last week Governor Folk
caused much laughter aud ap.
plause when he said no Republican
could so blind him as to induce
him to introduce bill proposing to
pay $6l, 500 to national Republi.
can Committeeman; and if such a
bill were introduced by a Repupli.
eau, he, Governor Folk, woulbtry to
prevent its passage. He explained
how the Congressional record shows
the Atkins Bill was passed by the
Senate on the 10Th of last May
without a single vote having been
east against it.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

cellar.
Mr.. aud Mrs Harry Householder
are visiting her sister in Pilot
Grove, Cooper Co and the State
Fair at Sedalia.
Otto Carpenter is in Sedalia at
tending to State Fair. He will
enter the students stock judging
contest. A premium of $500 il
giver along this line, aud here's
hoping he'll bring home a large
hunk of said premium.
Misses Ethyl and Otie Baker arr
at the State Fair. They will also
visit relatives in Wiudso r for q
season.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
North IAbeEly.

Mrs. ii. p. Warden il home
from a visit with her niece. Mrs.
Russell Simpson, of Seminole, Okla.
Miss Nina Nichols of Mexico is
the guest Of Ruth Younger.
Mrs. BERTHE Young and children
we're the guests Of w. 8. Edwards
and family Saturday.
Will O. Wings and family Of
Mexico spent Saturday with Mr,
and Mrs. b, F. James,
VIM Ravenscraft aud wife have
moved to the Stonemets Farm. we
welcome them.to our neighborhood
mrs. Sam l.. Hickam of Boon
willie visited her aunt, mrs. Levi
Jones. monday.
mr.. aud mrs. Cal. Barnes and
master martiIlus visited mrs. Spot
johnson Of near Worcester Sunday
who y very sick.
miss Evalse SOnsS who has been
very III Is some better.
FIsteher siwsis IN with stomael
trouble.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
Skinner.

Much fall Following is going on.
o. T. Ellis went 200 feet for liv.
ing water. Struck very little.
Expects TO go deeper shortly.
At the Jimmie Dowell sale last
Thursday stock went slow; most
everything brought low prices.
Bert G. Berry is the proud own
err of two of the best coon dogs in
the state. he claims.
c. NJ. Berrey has completed a
large barn on his valuable farm
Cecil Mallory was in Paris on
business Monday; brought out an
extra heavy team Of harness.
w. II. DeJaPnatt is moving to-
ward completion of his nav barn.
1t is about 20 feet long or 10 feet
longer than we reported last week.
It is one of the largest barnes in
this part of the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Ward are
visiting relatives in Illinois.
Ezra Ward has purchased the
old Ward homestead OF the differ
ens heirs. II consists Of so acres
right we'll improved.
The singing at Bethlehem was
well attended Saturday night and
a rousiug old time singing was
had.
Willie DeJarnatt has returned
to Kansas City where he is a stud
ent of Western Dental College.
Mrs. Jane Smith Of s. w. Mi 5.
sOnri and Mrs. Hattie Turner Of
Mexico and Miss Katie mccain OF
mexico were here the guest of o,
F. Ellis and j. W. HOIlowsy'l
from Saturday till monday.
j. A. Surber is treating his barn
and other out buildings to a new
coat of paint,
]. r. simeOs ia besptifying his
premises much by painting has neS
barn.
James e. Holloway is extending
his already nice house TO a two
story structure. He is also putting
in a furnace.
J. y. King is constructing a neH
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
Powell Ford.

Warmer weather.
Some digging their potatoes aud
report q good crop.
V. Erdel completed a concrete
cellar for Miss Budgie billiard last
week.
j. o. Dowell is having hen
house built.
DIR. Lotion aud family of Lad
donia we're in this vicinity Sunday,
Misses Virgie and Anna BledsoC
and Miss Julia Powell Of Mexico
were the guests Of Jas. Powell and
family Sunday.
Doc. Grier is at the State Fair
with some extra fine hogs.
NJ. n. Powell is attending court
this week.
Mrs. Tina billiard aud Mis-
Benetta billiard were the guests o.
j. II. billiard of Beaver Dan
neighborhood from Saturday unit
Monday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
WESLEY CHAPEL.

Sheriff johnson was out Monday
and killed q horse for Frank Paige
that was affected with the CHAMBERS
There is some little excitement in
the neighborhoodaobout the disease
Several persons from this place
went toMexico Tuesday to see Taft.
Geo Green bought IL head of
short yearling steers of VIM. Bra
den at $l4 per head.
G. q. Woodbridge recently sold
his 80 acre place TO G. p, Paris Of
Monroe Co. at $50. Mr.. Wool
ridge aud family will move to Cen
ter, Rails Co.
Some time ago Il. p. Brown Of
fered any scholar of the Littleby
Sunday School red letter tesla.
ment that would not miss a Sun
day for three months, one quarter
Last Sunday they were given on
There were about IS that got tesla
ments. They were a nice gift and
cost Mr.. Brown about 500.
Littlehy Sunday School ha,
! closai for tie winter
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

We print elsewhere in the MES
SAG a report of the meeting Of the
business men of Mexico held at
the court house last Saturday night
relative to raising funds to build
the electric railway. The editor
of this paper is in accord with the
pointed speech made by Judge
Crum, and especially in accord
with the proposal that our home
people build this road with our
money aud our own hands and run
it. This is the biggest proposition
for Mexico she has ever had. aud
we may expect the road since the
company guarantees to raise all
the money to build i. or raise
none. Come to the mass meeting
tomorrow night.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

An Audrain county farmer Wis
tied Fulton last week and talked
with a number of her citizens aud
business men as to what they
thought of local option. One man
who had lived in the old town 70
years said there is more sobriety,
greater prosperity and better con-
ditions every way than he had ever
known in the place. The negroes
and other guzzlers who used to beg
credit at the stores now pay as
they go and stay sober or leave
town. Let Mexico take notice aud
profit by the example
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

Us. Dalton sold his fine S0acre
farm to r. p. Brown @ $50. so per
acre. He will move to Olkhoma
10. the near future.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edd Ferris visited
the formers sister. Mr.. Joe Jesse,
aud family of Mexico from Friday
till Sunday.
S.P. Beadle returned home from
Illinois, where be attended the
burial of his mother.
Mrs. Edd. FRAZIER and Miss
Mary Stanford were the guests OF
friends in Ceutralia Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. M. Price visit
ed DR.. aud Mrs. Kennedy OF Per-
rey last Thursday
CA. league delivered a sucking
mule to Mae Gill of Perry @ 900
d. NJ. Price also delivered 2 mules
to the same party "a $160.
Mr.. aud Mrs. 0te Elan Of Leav-
ellsworth. Wash, were the guests
of Roy Elan aud family last week.
Mrs. Geo. Hagan of Stoutsville,
is visitsng relatives in this vicin ity,
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
Rush Hin.

The ME-. church received 20 ad-
ditious to the membership their re-
cent revival instead Of q as the
MESSAGE had It.
The Weather is lovely and the
roads are smsOth,
Corn gathering will be pashea
this week.
Mrs. N. 8. Johnston brought to
town some of the finest apples We
ever saw in Missouri; sl.oO pei
bushel.
c. E. Casper iS visiting in New
York,
j. p. Harper Is south OF the
River buying hogs.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

Folk has kept faith with the peo-
pie, remarks the Nevada Post All
the wisdom of all the ages could
not make better platform. 1t is
not a promise. It's a fulfillment.
Some things he has made a little
better. Some things he has made
a great deal better. Through all
his efforts one increasing purpose
has run; it has made the law strong
er and the law breaker weaker.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

Senator w. J. Stone had a large
hearing at the Mexico court house
las, Friday night. lie urged
Democrats to support the ticket
aud discussed national issues. lie
appeared considerably wearied by
the arduous campaign he is max.
ing. Democrats were here from
different parts of the county to
hear the speech.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
Firel FireI Fire!

The p. 4 L. COOPERATIVE In.
suranOe Association will hold their
annual meeting at their offioO in
Mexico over Sallee's Book Store.
Tuesday. 10;30 a. m, Oct. Is.
1908, to elect President, Vice. Pres
ident. Secretary. Treasurer and
two Directors. Also to settle last
years business aud provide for
next.
A large attendance solicited.
q. b. NORRIS, Sec'y.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
MISSOURI STATE FAIR. SEDA,
LA, OCTOBER SO. 1908.

Rats of $500 to Sedalia and re-
turn will be allowed by the Chicago
& Alton Railroad. Dates OF sale.
Oct. End to 9th. Morning trains
of the 9th; final limit. 0et.10.
For futher particulars apply to Il.
r. Matthew'S. Ticket Agent G. 4 A.
Railroad. Mexico. no.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
Mexico Business College

Day aud night school of Music.
Complete courses in Bookkeeping,
Shorthand, Typewriting, Orna-
mental Penmanship. Positions Sc
cured. Send for free catalog.
Lifetime Scholarship, $45. 90.
Phone 40. F. X. BURDEN,
oct8 Pres.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

Judge Taft in his Mexico speech
last Tuesday felictated about the
good times we are having, but Of
course he had nothing.to say about
that Republican panic last fall,
which scared all the East so badly
and will keep them scared yet for
months to come.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
Sunday ExcursiOns Via the Chicago G
Alton r. r.

Until further n0tics TuiuFn gink-
cts win be sid each Sunday frog
all stations to STATIONS distgnl not
exceeding 100 miles. Qnsnnd one
bali fare With no rate less than
fifty cents. Limit to return only
on date OF sails.
u. r. Mathews.
Tiki Agt.. Mexico, No.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
HOmsseekers Excursions Via the Wa
bash.

To all points In Texas aud Okla
homa. also certain points in many
other States. On sale first aud
third Tuesdays OF each month I'M.
til aud including Dec, 1908. For
rates, limits etc., call or address
I'M. Richards,
Agent Wabash 4. r.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
Hollcnsville.
season.

Frost every night, but not even
the tomato plants appear to be
hurt, aud they are usually an easy
mark.
Some wheat sown last week, tho
the ground was really too wet for
firstcl.ass work until Friday, near
ly week after our long-continued
drouth was broken by a small
food.
Addison Berry aud family spent
the last half of the week visiting
Hollensville end Long Branch rela-
tives.
Word came that Irwin. son of
Price Dowell, who moved to YER
non Co. some time ago, recently
fell from a horse and is suffering
from a broken collar bone.
Il. T. Shafer has bills out an.
nounciug his sale of Oct. 8. We
fear this means we are to lose these
good people from our neighbor-
hood, as they recently lost their
house by fire, but we hope such is
not the case,
Mrs, VIM. Peck has a fine new
piano.
Mrs. Geo. Dawson has been
quite sick.
Tiv. Fuller aud family of Paris
visited relatives here and near
ROwena last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. 7. j. Gatewood
left Friday for Kansas City to at
tend the carnival and visit Their
! daughters, then TO southern Mis-
aouri aud northern Arkansas Il
visit relatives and see the country
D Miss Minnie Berrey is the cues
: of her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Au
bert English, of CallaO.
Horace Bybee, of Santa Fe, made
a business trip to these parts OF
. Wednesday of last week.
At the Dowell aud Upton sal,
so shoats sold at about a 90 pc
cwt; 10 yearling steers brough
t about 4 cts per ID George Phil
t lips bought one span of year OLE
mules at $3.50; John Showers
: span OF 4 year old mules ut 1900
4 Milt Householder a span OF 0 yea
olds at 1915.
a Rev. Gorton filed his regula
appointment at Midway Sunday
, We noticed at church quite NUN
n Der old friends and acquaintance
who have moved away and ar,
back here visiting relatives, amonI
them Mr.. and Mrs. John Maddox
=. now of Kentucky: Mrs. Lucy Elze
Spears. OF Kansas Mrs. Wad
Wood, Of calwood, Galloway Co.
Ernest Blum Of Mexico, aud Mrs
VIM Ewing, of Wisconsin. Jane
Acton Of Mexico was present il
the interes: of County Evangelism
c J. L. Carpenter returned Sunda
from Illinois where he has been at
> tending the State Fair aud visitin
relatives. He was accompanies
s home by his mother and Mr. Glen
! Coakley.
. Mr.. Lowery Is quite sick again
He doesn't seem able to regaiI
d strength since bis severe attack o
: typhoid fever some time ago.
RuRlt Hlfl.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
Low One Way COIOuists Fares

To the West and Northwest via
the Wabash. On GALE daily Sept.
1st to Oct. 31st. 1908. To Port
land. Ore. San Francisco, Sacra.
mento. San Diego aud Los Angeles
Cali, $3.50 Also lOW rates to
many other points in Arizona. Cal.
ifornia, Idaho. Montana, Mexico.
Nevada. New Mexico. Oregon,
Utah. Washington and British
Columbia. For full particulars,
call or address.
/. M. Richards,
Agent Waheah n n IN
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

4. McAfee and wife Of near
Worcester. returned this week from
q pheasant visit to relatives at
Auxvasse. Mr.. McAfes says he
has a fine corn crop and viii haye
about 800 bushels to sell. lie has
been offered 80 cents. but it will
take at least GO cents to get his
corn.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
$500 u SGlalia md ssigrn Viz u. W.
bail,
ME%ISo.

Account Missouri State Fair.
Tickets sold Oct. 2nd to sth in.
elusive. Returning leaving Soda
liza not later than Oct. 10. 1908.
/. NJ. Richards,
Agent Wabash Il. r. Co.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

An, Mitchell OF sauneiniR, H.,
visited his daughter, Mrs. Rdd.
FEaher, last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
NEGRO KILLED.
One Darby Shoots Another to
Death.

Vance Ford, colored, hard
character. was working out a
$17 so fine imposed by the city on
accusation of drawing a knife on
his sister.
Tuesday night he was allowed
to 20 home to get change of
clothes and he never came back.
He got into scrape with anoth-
er darkey named Henry Nichols
and the latter used a revolver on
him, shooting at him FIVE times.
Ford came out of the fracas a
dead man.
Both were young men. Nichols
is in Jail.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

The electric railroad is going to
be a go yet, all right. Attend the
mass meeting tomorrow night.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

Mrs. Mary Quick sends the Mes.
SAGE to her son, John Gulick, at
Kansas City.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

s. NJ. Locke is serving on the
Federal Grand Jury in st. Louis.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

He Allison left last Tuesday
for Lexington to visit his brother,
Robert Allison.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

DR.. h. X. Bragg and wife and
John d. Orear are in Troy TO at.
tend the funeral of Mrs. Bragg's
mother, Mrs. Mary Sedlock, who
died in that place Tuesday. She
was near so wears of age.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

Il. a. McAiee, near Worcester,
is feeding % hogs which will be
ready for the market in about 10
DAYS.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

Rev. c. NJ. Aker is visiting his
brother in Lordsburg. n. NJ. He
expects to be gone about two weeks.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

A. Knollenburg of near Rush
Hill called Tuesday aud subscribed
for the MESSAGE. lie resides on
the old Collins place, one of the
best farms in that section of the
country. He moved to Audraiu
10 years ago from st. Charles
county.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

Agent Wabash r. q. Go.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-11-13
GREEN PRAIRIE

Nov. 11.-Geo. Gedney of Little
Falls is visiting with friends here this
week.
Mr.. Taylor and son of Cushing we're
business callers here Friday.
VIM. Hall Of Little Falls visited
with friends here Sunday.
Messrs. John Eckerson and Geo.
Henderson were callers at Topeka
Sunday afternoon.
Willie Delong, who has been en-
ployed at North Dakota, returned to
his home here Tuesday.
Mrs. y. Larson attended the Ladies'
Aid at Little Falls Thursday.
Miss 1nez Potter, who is staying
with Mrs. j. Lambert at Little Elk,
visited with her parents here Friday.
A number of young people gathered
at the home of Mrs. j. Swanson Fri
day evening. Dancing furnished the
amusement. Music was furnished by
r. F. Pray and Paul Houle Of Belle
Prairie. A good time was reported
by all. Among those who attended
the dance were: Mrs. j. Kemp and
daughters, Margaret, Annette and
Title; Messrs. William Kemp and
Arthur Sorenson of Little Elk, Geo.
Bailey of Swanville, Philip Doucettt
and Paul Houle of Belle Prairie an6
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Seigal of Clough.
The county seat visitors from this
place Saturday were Mrs. j. Swanson
Mrs Mccarthy, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Edden, E. Eckerson, Ed. Cannon,
Geo. Pray, R. Neill, Geo. Henderson
John Eckerson, Joe Anderson an6
Peter Anderson. i.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-11-13
SWANvlllE.

Nov. II. Joe Pipen was Little
Falls visitor Tuesday. ..,
Mrs. Leander Biteman visited her
parents at Fort Ripley last week.
Mr.. Jones is working at the Bite.
man restaurant.
Mr.. Page of st. Cloud visited his
parents here last week.
Mrs. Gustin of Burtrum was a
Swanville visitor Thursday s'
Mr.. Tridabaugh of Carver county
visited at the Martin home Friday.
Arthur Sanstrom has given up his
lob at Little Falls and is now at
home.
Miss Lillian Chadwick was Little
Falls visitor Saturday.
Saturday, where he has a job as
engineer. =-- -.y..
Nels Eckstrom Of Upsala was here
Saturday enroute to Little Falls
Henry Rydholm opened his photo
graph gallery on market day and did a
rushing business.
Monday was market day and very
busy day for the merchants. The
town was filed with people all day
and the merhants report a fine bust
ness. -- -a~..- 49,.
DR.. Cambpell has opened a drug
store in the west rooms of the Albien
hotel.
Messrs. James Cofeld, Court
Vincent, Clarence Stlth and Frank
Miller left Saturday for Mispaugh,
Mimi, in quest Of big game.
John McRae left Monday to1
Mesaba, Mimi. where he will spend a
few weeks hunting. :.
B. B. Cox, A. Isenberger and J. P:
Stevens left Thursday for Bralnerd
from where they go up north hunting.
Egbert Vanzlle. leftsss Monday 70,
Bemidji, where he goes to get a job as
cook IN the numbering camps.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-11-13
3RICkYAkn

Nov. 11.-Mrs. j. E. Quime visited
relatives in Little Falls Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Williams re-
turned from St. Paul Saturday.
Mrs. W. NJ. Gray left last week for
California;
Miss Mary Longfellow and brother
of Monticello visited Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Longfellow last week.
Ed VanZile is guest at Il. G..
Savage's this week.
Nealy Bates of Fort Ripley was an
overnight caller at Longfellow 8 last
Friday.
Arthur Strom came home Saturday
from st. Paul for short visit with
his parents.
Some of the men in the nelghbor.
hood have gone hunting.
W. II. Gray was q caller in our
neighborhood Sunday.
Rev. ]. G. Jewell win hold meetings
here every night this week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-11-13
eUCKMAN.

Nov. s.-John Schmolke sent two
carloads of cattle to St. Paul last week
by way of the new 500 line. u
John Zlegler and family Of North
Dakota will move in here this week
and three migrants have come in over
the new 500 line. -.
The creamery here will run all
winter. Mr.: Schmolke hopes that the
farmers will feed their cattle we'll, SO
they'll give plenty cream all winter.
This time of the year they'll get the
best price for cream.
John SchmOlke' s buttormaker will 20
to the dairy school for month after
this week Herman Jenning will take
his place. He Is good man and will
do we'll by the creamery's patrons
Joe Sand is doing pretty well with
his implement business.
We ought to have q few more bust
ness men in town. The more business
people We have here the more trading
will be- done here.
When new man starts business
here it Is not proper to work against
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-11-13
East Darling

Nov. 12.-Emil Nelson is still work
Ing for the Northern Pacific.
We understand that Andrew Peter
son is a station agent in North
Dakota ~-. ...-.--
Two farmers have sold out near
Fish lake. , ..-
The cold weather has stopped plow-
ing for this year.
The concert at the church was a
good one. Everybody enjoyed it.
Miss Elsie johnson has gone to
Chicago, where she will make her
future home.
Chaley E. Anderson of Meadow
Grove farm was pleasantly surprised
by small party of his friends last
Saturday evening, and the time was
passed very enjoyably. Refreshments
were served Mr.. Anderson spoke
very interestingly of his trip to
Sweden. He said: that things had
changed greatly. Some wheat and
oats that he brought from Sweden are
the finest you ever saw. He brought
qualities here. The party broke up at
late hour. $780,,
Obituary-Ch Charley John Anderson
OF Darllng was bOrn In the province
of Narke, district of Kills, February IA,
1861 and died at st. Gabrie]'s hos
pital, Little Falls, November End,
aged AZ, 8tho.nths and 10 days. He
was married about 16 years ago. He
leaves wife and four. children, two
boys and two girls, and his parents in
Sweden. He was sick only three
weeks The deceased came from
Sweden about twenty years ago and
has owned farm in Darling for a
number of years. He was carpenter
by trade The funeral was held last
Wednesday from the Swedish Luth-
eran church, Rev. Charles johnson
officiating The remains were laid to
rest in the Swedish cemetery. The
funeral was largely attended by his
numerous friends