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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14

she is very up-to-date. isn't She"
Sundays paper?' "
NO, what was it?I
Just e. ID. O. with her address. =
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14

what started the riot at the perform
anSe OF Hamlet last nightY'
why, hamlet held the skull and said
deadnead In the house. st. Louis Times.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14

3.
Treasurer.
Subscribed in my presence and sworn to
before me this I'd day of February, 1909.
(Seal) M. J.. WALKER,
Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14

to come home sober. and he dIdn't.-Los
Angeles Express.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14

Eersa at omsha pOstOfnce as second
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-14

VICTOR RosBwATER, EDITOR.
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Brushy Fork

| There was an entertainment at
Brushy Fork school house last Fri.
day evening. 1t was well attend
ed, considering the bad weather.
Miss Clark is an experienced
teacher and understands how to
give an entertainment that please s
rybody. The audience showed
their approval by the excellent or
der they gave. Miss Clark GER
tainly deserves to be complimented
on her ability in choosing char
acters for the play.
There was a wood -chopplng at
Mrs. iShonk's last Thursday. There
were quite number there and
they chopped lot of wood.
Miss Rose Morris of Browns
vile, has returned home after
weeks visit with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Morris
Mr.. Samuel Crist, who has been
sick for some time, is some better
at present.
Misses Catherine Mowery, En-
ma and Marie Reber called on Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Morris, Thursday
evening.
Mr.. James Morgan was Sugar
Grove visitor, Monday.
Mr.. Henry Sheets, who has been
sick for some time, is not much
better at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Morris visited
John Biter's, Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Conrad and sons, who
recently purchased the butcher
shop in Sugar Grove, are doing
fine business. They are hustlers
and understand their business and
are the kind of men TO make
success of it.
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his brother Irwin, of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Bartlett
entertained at dinner Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs, Hile Bartlett, of Lo
gan, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Long
streth, of Union Furnace, Mr.
Il. Il. Stevenson, of Lancaster, Mr.
and Mrs. Kurtz, of Greendale, Mr.
and Mrs. +. A. Hughes, Mr.. j. L.
Hughes, Mrs. DIR. Bennett, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Bay, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Bay and Miss Jennie Finney,
Mrs. $. Taylor and Beula h
Hughes, all of this place.
r. H. Allen and family, of Nc.
Arthur, spent Sunday with Mrs
Aliens parents.
Mrs. Rose, an aged lady of this
place is quite sick with pneu-
monia.
EVERYBODY is cordially invited to
the soup supper given in the hall
at this place on next Friday night,
Feb. ~, by the X. o. L. NJ. Band.
Come and enjoy yourselves and
listen to some good music under
the leadership of Mr.. Shockey, Of
Macarthur.
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Golden Rod Valley

P.otracted meeting at Bethany
is in progress.
Albert Swooley and wife, of Co
lumbus, are, visiting relatives al
this place at present.
Otla and VIM Wolfe attended
Mt Mt, Tabor, Sunday forenoon.
Mrs. Abraham Mohler was cir.
culating through this place last
week, selling extracts.
Mrs. Eber Wolfe is spending g
few days in this vicinity, visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Lizzie Red, of Logan, is
visiting Samuel Cell and wife at
present.
Mr.. Gompf. of Logan, was in
this vicinity, one day last week
He has purchased the Mclaughlin
farm and was out looking about it.
Estella Wright, Estella and
Susie Polling and Goldie Scholl
were the guests Of Name Mohler
at Pinnacle Land.
Lucy Cell and Lidia Lehman.
of the Queen City, attended big
meeting at Bethany, Wednesday
night.
Mr.. Bebout is moving his saw
mill on Noah Stivison's place ut
present.
Guy Wright and Clifford Brow IL
made "trip to Logan, Sunday.
A student from Otterbein Col
lege addressed the people at Beth
any, Sunday.
Frank Polling and Eber Mowery
were Logan visitors, Saturday.
The men of this place, who have
been employed by the Kerlin Brick
Co, are idle at present.
Miss Spurgeon is doing culinary
work for James Holl at present.
Samuel Inboden is sper ding
few days at home.
Hello Mar. on No. 3, are you still
among the living.
Mr.. Wm. Houston made u trip
to the Queen City, Saturday.
We overheard someone say the
other day that there was going to
be postal card department start
ed up on Old Town. We would
be very glad if there would, then
we could supply our needs without
going so far.
Mrs. Samuel Cell called on Mrs.
d. A, Polling, Sunday.
Rev. : w. Hies delivered
sermon at Bethany, Sunday eve-
ming PuN HuLuuuLu.
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Birthday Surprise

Mr.. and Mrs.aL. G. Hampshi re,
of near Tarlton, gave surprise
dinner Friday in honor of their
daughter Miss Leona, it being her
eighteenth birthday. A bountiful
dinner was served. Covers were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hedge
and daughters Lenoa and Myrtle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephriam Mcdonald,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Grubb and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Garret
Dilly and daughter Myrtle and
son Arlie, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Coakley, of Circleville, and Miss
Cora Hampshire, of Hazleville.
Miss Hampshire received many
beautiful presents, and all had an
enjoyable time.
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Marion No. 5

Wading through mud seems to
be the order of the day at this
writing.
Mrs. Alice McCune, who has
been sick is better at this writing.
Bessie Scholl visited her mother
Mrs. Elvira Scholl, Saturday and
Sunday.
Alexander McCune was seen es.
corting Elva Brown home, Sunday,
VIM Scholl called on Henry
scholl, Friday evening,
Hiram McCune was Logan
visitor, Monday.
Ada Scholl and Edith Rarrick,
OF Lancaster, visited their parents
at this place, Sunday.
James McClin was to Geneya on
business, Monday evening.
Those that visited Mrs, Alice
McCune, Monday afternoon were
Mrs. James McClin, Mrs. Elvira
scholl and Mrs. Ida Rarrick.
VIM. Seholl and lady friend were
visitors at Carroll, Saturday,
Parry Buren and family passed
through this place, Sunday.
Alexander MeCune called on
VIM. Scholl, Sunday afternoon.
CUsSIse EDDIE OF CouRsE.
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Blue Creek

Look out for SIX weeks winter
yet, the Blue Greek Ground Hog
saw his shadow.
Motifs and Mark Lindsey, who
have been absent from their home
on this creek for some time, re.
turned to their fathers house, one
day last week.
Quite number of youngsters OF
this creek attend church at Zion
on Pole Ridge, where there is a
protracteo meeting going on.
There was good attendance at
Mt. Carmel church, last Sunday
Fred Fetherolf the new class lead er
is doing fine and is very earnest
worker in vineyard of the Master.
We are glad to know thin.
jeff Fetherolf, wife and daugh-
ter were the guests of +. Scho ooley
and family, last Sunday.
Hile Vandagrif has been quite
poorly with some kind of back
trouble for two weeks or more. He
is reported slightly better at this
time.
Arthur Feoherolf is now engaged
in the postal card business.
F. b: Johnston and family, who
moved from this creek to Ross Co.
one year ago last fall, moved back
to their old home last week.
Pearl Fetherolf ought to have
plenty of gold. We can't tell Just
how many trips he has made to
California, Pearl is jolly good
fellow, but he surely likes to
travel.
w. A. Woodward is the cham
pion post maker on this creek.
Who says that j. r.. Kennedy is
not liberal free hearted man. He
certainly is. just ask Nose.
5. P. Seitz, of Laurelville, was
seen on our creek, one day last
week.
The Swackhammer saw mill
company has contracted with J.E.
Smith to saw two hundred thous-
and feet of lumber for him.
Well boys get your bells, horns,
pot-lids and etc. ready, you may
have use for them in the near fu-
ture. LITTLE 10.
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Strawberry Ridge

G. C. Nelson and daughter
Winnie, spent last Thursday in
Columbus.
Mrs. Hattie Griner and daugh-
ters Helen and Hazel, Sundayed
with j. Fl. Graham and family.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Bartholow, boy.
Joe Woodruff, of Roseville, o.,
was seen on our ridge last week.
Mrs. e. G, Hunter is spending
few weeks in Logan with her
daughter Mrs, Dick Bartholow.
Marando Caste, wife and sons
Harry and Arthur, of Logan,
spent few days with James
Ruble and family.
Geo. Smith, of Logan, spent
Sunday with Moses O'Hare and
wife.
Peter Shaifer spent Saturday
and Sunday in Athens,
Several from this place attended
church at Davis Chapel and Beth
any, Sunday night.
Anthony Ellinger was the guest
of Miss Florence O'Hsre.
Those who attended Mr.. Will
liams' funeral from this place were
Lucius Keplar and son John, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Keplar.
Dick Herl aud wife, of Henry
county, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs l.. Keplar.
Il. C. Hamblin and wife had for
as their Sunday guests Dick Herl
and wife, Mrs. Lncius Keplar and
Barney Keplar.
Miss Mabel Hunter attended |
she anniversary OF Abraham Lin.
soln at the n. Il, Church. Sunday
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Cedar Grove

Primmer Bros, of Iesboro, were
the guests Of their sister, Mrs.
Maud Rose,
G. C. Culp was the Sunday
guest of Charles Flumm, of Hes
boro.
Vern Mauk and wife are the
guests of the latter's parent ts, Mrs,
Minnie Allen.
James Linn and wife were the
Sunday guests of Conrad Chilcote
and wife, of Smock.
Jerry L. Rose was business
visitor at Columbus, last week.
Orville Hartsough, professor of
Pine Valley University. was a
business visitor IN this burg, Sat
urday night.
The people that were on the
sick list are convalescing.
The wind storm of Saturday
night demolished fine new henery
for Arthur Woolever and seriously
damaged his flock of birds.
The new telephone line will soon
be in operation, which will give
our citizens direct communication
with Logan. NIFTY.
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Pike Run No. 10

Clarence Diehl is visiting his
grandparents, j. L. Diehl and
family, of Jimtown, at present.
Mrs. Bert Smith made a busI.
ness trip to Jimtown, Thursday OF
this week.
John Seitz ad family, of Laurel
vile have moved back to Pike
Run.
Thomas Bethel and wife visited
their daughter Mrs. Glib Startling,
Sunday.
James McQuary, of this place,
was engaged in hauling posts to
Amanda part of this week.
Abe Hayk, of Tar Hollow, who
has been on the sick list for some
time, is able to be out again.
l.. Carney made business trip
to Laurelville ose day this week.
Preaching at Mt. Carmel Feb.
IA, at 10 o'clock p, m. Come one
and all.
Ambrose Stephenson attended
church Sunday.
Bessie Wigans and brother were
the Saturday and Saturday night
guests of their grandfather, Mr..
Seitz.
Many of our young people are
attending protracted meeting at
Zion.
Kate Mahornna took dinner
with Mrs. Elnor Hart, Sunday.
Morton Kneece and wife, of
Laurville, were seen in our midst
Sunday.
w. r. Harden and Marion De-
vault made flying trip to Laurel
vile, Saturday.
Marion Deyault and son Noah
and his wife paid Oliver childsrs
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New Plymouth

Mrs. Dave Pierce and family,
of Union Furnace, spent last week
with Mrs. PieIce's mother, Mrs
McGathey.
James Musser was a Logan visi
Tor Thursday.
Arch Griffith has returned from
Oklahoma.
Miss Lottie Harden, of Logan
spent last week with her parents
OF this place.
Dwight Harris and mother are
spending . few days In Columbus.
D. gssses, Of Nslsonyills, IL with
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PurSeII

Mr.. Arthur Voorhees, called or
Otie Wine, Tues day evening.
Mr.. Ferd Springer was visiting
his sister, Mrs. Bertha BANTER
last week.
Mr.. VIM, Wine and son Jacol
were callers at Logan last Wed.
nesday,
Miss Reatha Burgoon was the
guest of Miss Alta Woodard, Mon,
day.
Miss Myrta Lindsey called on
Miss Forest Wine, Thursday.
Mr. Lewis Conkle was on our
streets Sunday evening.
Mich Wine, John Vo,hees,
Thurman Bicker and Miss Myrta
Lindsey were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Wine, Thursday.
MT Fred Springer and his
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Springer,
were on our streets Thursday.
John Voorhees, was a caller at
So. Bloomlngville one day last
week.
Miss Mary Wine called on Miss
Forest Wine, Friday.
Mich Wine called on John Vor-
hees ole day last week.
Will Springer was on our streets
one day last week,
Bill Brown called on Lewis
Conkle one day last week.
Miss Luella Wine called ON Miss
Forest Wine, Saturday.
Miles and Charles Willard were
IN our streets, Saturday.
John Voorhees, and VIM. Wine
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Enterprise

Mr.. James Hammond and wife
of Logan, took dinner Sunday with
George Blosser and family.
j. A. Kline, wife and daughter
Edith, spent Sunday at Rock.
bridge.
John Blosser and wife made a
flying trip to Logan, Monday.
Jerry Blosser and family took
dinner with John Blosser and fem
lily.
Mrs. G, w. Kline and Mrs. j.
A. Kline made fly ing trip to Lo
gan, Saturday.
Mrs. Bertha Clark left on Sat
urday for cambridge, where she
will spend few weeks.
Bill Groves and family spent
Sunday with Noah Blosser and
family.
Mrs. Rev. M. II, White, who
has been on the sick list, is much
better.
Jesse Brown and wife spent
Sunday with Jacob Klinger and
family.
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Buzzard Avenue

Samuel Stiverson and son Ell.
wood, took load of wheat to Lo.
gan, Monday.
Lorenzo Shaffer made trip to
Sugar Grove, Saturday.
Miss Sarah Young is the present
guest of friends in Newark, Ohio.
Miss Goldie Stiyerson spent
Sunday with Miss Bessie Shairer.
Luclus Rider and Elwood Stlver-
son were Logan visitors one day
last week.
Misses Goldie Stiverson, Nora,
Nellie and Bessie Shaffer, and
Messrs. Elwood and Noah Silver
son and Lucius Rider attended
church at Rockbridge, Sunday.
Jessie Beougher and wife made
business trip to Lorenzo Shat
fer's, Thursday.
Lorenzo Shatfer, Samuel Silver
son and Bill Rider attended the
sale at Ridenour's last Tuesday.
Goldle Stiverson, Goldie Ma
thias, Emma and Lizzie Roop,
Nora, Nellie and Bessie Shaffer,
Messrs. Harry and Fred Matthias,
Elwood and Boyd Stiverson, Ed
Francisco and Henry Roop attend
ed the spelling at Pine Grove, Fri
day evening.
Noah Stiverson spent Saturday
and Sunday here, the guest of his
parents.
Jessie Beougher was seen here
Saturday.
Miss Eta Carpenter and broth
err Stacey, of Buck Run, passed
through here Saturday.
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Here and There

Shovelng snow
| Is all the go.
Mrs. Blanche Hickman and chill
dien are visiting Mrs. Ellen Evans
and family, of near Gibisonville.
Pearl Fetherolf and Joseph
Swackhammer attended meeting at
Pleasant Ridge, Tuesday night.
Rev. Charles Graham is visiting
his mother at present.
They are having quite a revival
meeting at Mt. Zion, with Rev.
Rogers as pastor.
James Hatch made a business
I trip to Nancy, one evening last
week.
lisa Swackhammer moved on the
McGinniss farm, last Tuesday.
VIM. Parks, of Blue Creek, Wis
tied his sons, Bert and George, of
Chillicothe, part of last week.
Joseph Brashares called on
Charles Turner, of Reids Siding,
one day last week.
Cash Johnston was Haynes
shopper, last Saturday.
Pearl Fetherolf says the snow
never gets too deep for him to
make trip to California Hollow
once a week.
Smith School is progressing
nicely with Francis Davis as
teacher.
Philip Swackhammer was a Blue
Creek visitor, last Sunday.
VIM. Woodward was Haynes
shopper. last Monday.
Isaac Swackhammer, of Pole
Ridge, is visiting his daughter
near Kingston.
Clifford Johnston has moved
back to his old home on Blue
Greek.
Well, they are still talking about
the new church at Haynes and we
hope that sometime in the near
future it will be something more
than talk, UNCLE JOHN.
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The BIG RECEIVERS SALE Still Going Ta "A
Special Bargains Every Day '"o ""rn" W.

were on our streets, Saturday.
Mich Wine and son were callers
at Logan, Thursday.
Charles Paxton was on oui
streets, Saturday.
,, Mr.. Bicker called on Fred Con-
kle one dsy last week.
Miss Mary Wine was the guest
of her grondmother, Mrs. Chilcote,
Saturday.
George Conkle was visiting
friends in south Perry last week.
Ferd Springer, Harry Kern,
John Voorhees,, Mich Wine and
Mrs. Mary Springer was the Sun
day guests of MFR. and Mrs. VIM.
Wine.
Misses Goldie Burgoon, Blanche
Brown, Mary and Luella Wine and
Myrta Lindsey were the guests of
Miss Hulda BANTER, Sunday.
David Willard, Ferd Springer,
Ellis Davis and Miss Mary Will.
ard were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Wine, Monday.
Mich Wine moved his family to
Logan, Monday.
Lewis Conk!e was the guest of
Mich Wine, Sunday evening,
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Starr

Quite a number are on the sick
list now near this place.
Mrs. jeff Edgar is better at this
writing.
Albert Simms is wearing a big
broad smile, because they are
twin boys.
Harley Morse is at home nurs
ing the mumps.
Mrs. Ell. Cruise and son Vernon
called on Mrs. Sarah Sudlow and
Mary Cragg, who have been on
the sick list. Mary is some bet
ter.
Mrs. Rose, an aged lady of New
Plymouth, is reported quite ill.
Mrs. John Miller is on the sick
list.
Quarterly meeting was we'll at
tended at Star church, Sunday
evening.
Ed Edgar, Clarence Edgar, Ber-
tie Levering and Martha Edgar
called on Mary f. Cruise and
others, Saturday evening.
Ash Stevenson is making his
home at Joe O'Neill's again.
Roamie Bachus, the stewart at
Starr, was out gathering none y
for the preacher at this point,
Saturday.
Mrs. Matt Carter of Logan, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. John
Henderson, at this place.
Eli Weed and wife and Charley
Hull and wife attended church at
Starr, Sunday evening.
Leslie Cruise, wife and son at.
tended the services, Sunday even
ing.
Miss Berthe lowering who has
been at Jett Edgar the past two
weeks, left for her home In Mel
sonville, Tuesday.
Martha Edgar, accompanied by
Bertha Levering, called on Mrs.
Chas. Scott, Saturday.
Homer Mason of Rabbit Ridge,
took supper with Homer Cruise,
Sunday evening.
George Tum bleson of Locust
Grove, has been circulating among
his old friends at this place, max
ing q pleasant call at jeff Edgar's.
Homer Cruise called to see
Harley Morse, who has the mumps,
Sunday afternoon.
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Oak Grove

John Griffin and family spent
Tuesday evening with Leonard
Weaver and family.
John Beery and Nick Blosser
were engaged in cutting wood,
Tuesday.
Several from this place attended
church at Union, Wednesday
evening.
Andrew Rauber spent Thursday
and Friday with relatives in Lo-
gan.
Emma Ball was business caller
in Logan one day last week.
Margaret Beery called on Mrs.
Durant, Friday afternoon.
Jerry Blosser was engaged in
hauling corn, Saturday.
Irma Weaver spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Cecil Miller.
John Beery, wife and daughter
spent Sunday evening with Henry
Lutz and family.
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Cola Valley

Quite a number of young people
were at $ Yantes, Friday evening
entertaining them with their horns,
sleigh bells ard hOrse-fiddles.
Franklin Edwards was seen
passing down the valley, Sunday
morning.
Levi Green, wife and two daugh-
ters were travelling our pixies, Sun
day.
Fredric Bigham called on Cliff
ford Beavers, Sunday morning.
Arthur Flowers and Geo. Green
were down in this valley, Sunday.
George Yantes and family visit
cd his brother, John, Sunday.
Bemen Federer called on Alva
Bigham, Sunday.
Prayer meeting at the Holiness
Chapel was we'll attended, Sunday
evening
James Lunsford called on Clf-
ford Beavers, Monday evening.
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Big Pine Valley

John Dresback, of Pursel passet
through this place Thursday, en-
route to Laurelville.
William 10y, wife and daugh
ter visited George Voorhees, anc
family, Sunday.
Protracted meeting commenced
at Bethel, Wednesday night by
Rev. Conkle. All invited to at
tend.
Samuel Harsh and wife and
May Smires visited at WILDER Van
fossan, Sunday afternoon,
ira Shisler and wife, of South
Perry, were seen on our st; eets,
Monday.
Randa 10y and Becca Paxton
visited Alfred Paxton and family,
of Whistler, last week.
Mrs. Lewis Keister was the Sun
day guest of her parents, Thomas
Febus and wife.
William 10y and daughter were
Haynes shoppers, Saturday.
Mahlon Paxton and wife visited
George Voorhees, and family, Mon
day.
Hello Mount Vernon, we were
glad to hear from you. some of tine
people of this place expect TO visit
you soon, when they get their
work completed. MATILDA.
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afternoon.
VIM. Bartnolow ard wife spent
Sunday with p. M. Graham and
wife.
Fred and Mary Graham spent
Saturday with VIM. Bartholow
and wife.
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and wife visit Sunday.
Noah Devault and wife called
on A. 4. Stephenson and family
S ,turday evening. MosE.
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Our Shsf says Gold Medal Flour only.
V1R0NicA.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-22

Mr.. Il. b. Jahu and Miss Mil.
dred Thompson were married q
the Catholl6 parsonage on Wed
nesday morning by Rev. Father
Kelly. The ceremony va, per.
for med In th4 presence OF the
i'm mediate relatives and friends.
and amid : shower Of rice they
boarded the morning train for
points east
Their honeymoon trip will In.
Glade = visit TO Chicago and
Milwaukee. 10 ter inmate - the
home Of the groomrs parents at
S~tOughton. Wis.
MI. Jehu was the proprietor
|0f the City Drug Store here for
over = rear and doring that Tine
made hosts OF friends. also cap
tured Que OF Wagoer's iairest
daughters.
Miss Mildred THAT was il the
daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs. J., q.
rhoEpsOn, aud II . highly IA
compiished young lady. who will
be greatly missed bv her many
friends and acquaintAnces hare.
They will make their future
home It Murdo. whore II. ID
10 the owner Of . drug store
Though we greatly dislike to
see these young folss leave
Wagner. vet We most heartily
congratulate Murdo on their ~
quisition. and We Aiso hope that
"Hughie" and wife may live long
enough TO get used ~ the nun
erous blessings that are bound
TO come their way. May thsir
path be strewn with thornlsss
roses.
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The Charles Mix County Farm
ars institute will be held in
Geddes Friday and Saturday.
Febr uary 9Th and 9th.
Mr.. A. +. Chambe rlain, super
intendent OF the farmers insti-
tute, has promised TO give rs an
es pecially strong program.
Nearly 100000 in prizes. Z
good share OF which il cash, will
be awarded to those who can
show the best farm products,
The best ten ears Of corn will
take a hundred dollar top buggy,
given by Tucker OF the News.
Liberal prizes will be given x
the ladies' for the best bread and
butter.
For list Of prizes, ETC., addresi
the secretary, John Scott, Ged
des, 3. D. 1.zz'2