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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-02-02

Peruna Drug Co., Columbus, Ohio:
Gentlemen: | have used Peruna and
i find that it cannot be equaled as a
! tonic, as well as cure for coughs, colds
and catarrh.
J You are authorized to use my photo
with testimonial in any publication.
i Joseph H. Chase,
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-02-02

Compounded by Experienced Physicians.
Conforms to Pure Food and Drugs Laws
Wins Friends Wherever Used. Ask Drug
gists for Murine Eye Remedy. Try Murine
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-02-02

Sixty-four out of every l.000,0O of the
worlds inhabitants are blind.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-02-02

Statistics show that the Englishman is
the heaviest eater
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-02-02
The Peluna ALMANAC.

One-seventh of Great Britains foreign
commerce passes through the Suez Canal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
IN MIGRATION INSPECTOR
WILL PROTECT CHINESE
Expected Attacks of the On
Iick Tong Hatchct Men
Is Anticipated.

i. G.. Hisc. United States Chinese
and Immi grafton inspector. Tor the local
territory. bIs assured all Of the
Chinese iu and surrounding the city
that he has taken steps for their pro.
lection in connection with tho expected
attacks of the "hatchot men Of tho
90 lick tong on The members OF the
Ico family
To aid IN tbc matter Of protection.
Inspector Hi.o said that he had called
% a number of th, local Chinese and
asked them 20 report anv strange
Chinese who arrived IN the city 30 hlul
lHasmucb ar A record and photograph
of all tho Chinese in Utah are on llc
10 the office Of tho Inspector, u viii
be an easy matter 60 Identify strange
Cinnamon coming 90 tho city.
Speaking Of tho situation iu this city,
Inspector Hj-c said. 1.-The situation
s peculiar. but J cannot sec that there
b. any great cause for alarm among
The local Chinese. There is, however,
some little anxiety. lf i~ hard prop
osiiion 90 proyc that a Chinese has no
rights iu this country and is not q citt,
zen. lie MAY call no "a dozen alleged
uuylC- and auui,, who viii swear that
he is citizen and that ms photograph
and records arc on Tho way hCrc. But
hc has no regard for tire truth aud has
no respect tor an oath iu tins country.
We might follow the Chinese
method OF cutting off tho head ui
chicken and asking tho ChuImau 10
toll the truth vhilc tho blood Was drp
ping Even then lt would b" hard 10
believe him.
According 90 NCc Luke, member OF
tho &c family. who lives AZ No. ] Plum
alicv, IN" approaching Chinese New
Year. which h. less than two months off,
may stop the foud At that time, ac.
4 4 Ig,s
supposed TO forget and forgive any
grUdcca held against their fellow men.
There is no question bat that th" war
between tho On Nick tong and the mcm
bcrs of the Ncc family viii continue
until that time.
While there havo hcou no murders
u tho past Two duvs time. and while
all of he crimes committed thus far
have been committed by the members
OF tbr On Iick tong and against the
members of the Ncc family. 10 ia said
that tho members of tho lCC Family
havo az last begun 10 send gun men
10 San Francisco, with instructions 10
Kill all members Of tho On Nick tong
on sight. H. Us also rumorCd that tho
war at present between the Chinese
T. costing the members Of the Ncc fam.
ilv at least 5000 per day for proiec-
tior.
Under q san Francisco date luo. The
Associated Press "wednesday night car
ricd STORY to tho effect that Tong King
ChonC. secretary of the Chinese FREQ Ma
sons WAS indicted lay tho grand Jury iu
some Of tho seven murders between tho
No. family and IN" ON Ni'E tong. Fi'"
other Chinese. Goc Hong ON, president
prefer OF tho tong and Chin Lot. BUck
lGcv aud Hu Kim TCw. alleged gun men
of the tong. were indicted. -" Suct
is The only ono Of tho nvc In custody.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
Bic FLOUR MILL
For SALT LAKE CITY
Albert G. Robert Of BlackfOot.
Ida, is at Head of the
Project.
CAPACITY OF NEARLY
1000 BARRELS 4 DAY
Plant, Ii Is Estimated. viii
Cost More Than
$4,000.

lt present plans carry. and any one
Of three big real estate firms OF this
city is able 10 find tho proper loca.
iion. salt Lake City will havc a big
Touring mill within it, confines by next
spring. This announcement was made
Wednesday afternoon by Albert G.. Rob
cr' Of Blackfoot. Ida Plans aud spc-
citIcatious for the mill. 20 cost upwards
of $4,000. and 10 have a capacity of
nearly 1000 barrels a dsy. arc drawn.
and Mr.. Robert has turned over TO
three local real estate firms tho task Of
finding suitable site for him The
building, which IL is proposed TO erect,
will be of brick ard viii bc tho most
modern and up.to.datc establishment Of
It's kind ina tho West.
Mr.. Robert roccutlv disposed of bis
interest m tho Black foot Mill and EIc-
Nator company. and two weeks ago came
% this city for the purpose OF con.
t"rring with local business men regard
ing ms proposition This no did and
no was CrHtliICd hv the hearty support
which was rendered him Today Mr..
Robert has what financial backing ne
needs 10 GO ahead with his plans and
as soon As the site is found and the
weather permits. the actual work Of
construction viii be started.
In speaking Of the proposition. Nj.
Robert states that he expects 10 start
work on the plant carly in the spring.
and that If conditions remain a. now
there Is no doubt bat that this city viii
nHNC Touring mill all of her py'u. IN
full operation within six months. BY
IN" erection Of mill i'm this CITY. the
very best railroad facilities viii he OF
'crcd. and the mill will serve as an
additional induccmcut 90 farmers
throughout the state 10 raise wheat and
a splendid market viii bc Offered them.
Plans and Specifications.
II is expected that tho plans and spe-
clticatlons. which arc now being drawn,
viii hc hero within few days for in
5pcction, and If these meet with tho
approval Of Mr.. Robert and his asso.
crates. tho work Of making final ar
rangcmcnts Tor the plant will he rushed
through as rapidly as possible
Mr. Robert states that the mill viii
10 ready to handle next years wheat
crop from Utah and Idaho. In conncc-
ton with tho mill viii he a department
for rolling oats. At the present time
oats are shipped from intcrmouutaiu
points Ia the east, and then shipped
back in packages. This. Mr.. Robert
declares. 5s ridiculous. He adds that
tho addition Of this department will
also mean big boost for Utah and viii
furnish fine market. There is not
a mill Of TINS kind IN tho entire inter
mountain region. and the rolled oats dc.
partmcut viii he n great addition
Bv The building OF such a plant here
as Mr., Robert proposes. H. viii greatly
add 10 tho shipping prestige of tho city,
as II viii mean an increase OF between
5000 aud 1000 freight cars year 10
this point. Besides this. the mill will
give employment 10 upwards Of 100
men, and the increase in the circulation
of the money VIII be considerable.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
SWEDISH LABOR STRIKE
IS THEME OF TH0l|N
Conditions in Far-North Coun-
try Are Set Out by
Organizer.

Ciars r.. ThoNr Ec1. ..l ,IElDi@.r Of
The swedish Federation 4 Labor. ;rom
stockholm. sweden. delivered a. IeeJur, IN
his native tongue tp an audi rrr os FORTY
Co hfty sreGes n Unitarian SsI. We'd
ncsdsy evening ON th, rrcss0t labor
strike m sweden Translated Nr. Tho
Jim said in part
,,-ur the Grst time iu history 1u Amer
icfu labor union. tho American Fedora
N"n 90 Labor Ia supporting financially
and morally strike ln another Couutr,
American hodv in Toronto. Canada. active
measures we've az once adopted io help
ih' swedish strikers With influence and
money from America.
THE Swedish strike BEGAN IuI, o. when
THE swedish Employers association locked
oct 10000 men sud women mostly tr>uir
"oThors, Who wcr' working ten
hours day Tor about g. .n pr. week
soI women and something lees than g.
o. week lpG mon. This wa. done because
times were dun thru iu Sweden aud tHn
employer wanted Go break th' wrrhrrs
union. the Confederation of Labor. 81" That
whom good times Famy again the work
rTs could not enforce shorter hour. aud
more pay. This Confederation OF Labor
hiss been organized sine" l>'N
A th" lockout ot 10000 workers could
not break tho confederation. on JULY -,
the employ locked out n. nou more.
aud on August % they TUNED ont au-
~ This. sll tho workers OF sweden took
up tho UEht. backed by workers in other
countries. and 900. GOu mon and women
struck. covering an lines ~ labor sN-
"cpt tho railroads tho telegraph and tho
postal service. This took place on hu-
gust and continued until september e.
when the mon went back q" work except
Tor th" Employers association
The situation th"u turned into an lf-
fort uu Tho part of the worker. 90 bTv4k
up the Ewp'"Ncfs' association, and w'u
were allowed 10 Eu hack 10 work toI
The individual members ~ fHr asEosiI.
tiou if thsE" members resigned from th'
association. This has largely broken uI
no" Employers association. tlll today uul'
~. .unn men arc on strike
Germany workers have s"uf VS. $500.
600 tho IrUcs scut 800. .onD. >oTws'
sent tlI0. 600 aud America has sent $50,
600. I am IN this country tu raise fund,
{" win tho strike. " tho strike Us mol
soon ended 2p. 600 mon viii leave Sw'
den COR America and Australia iu th'
spring never 20 return
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25

good things in the line of meats. and
then realizes that they can bc eaten
without cooking, II really seems funny.
All are made of pure candy
Tho "kuntry store. with 'Eb ;,
Suodcrass, sSi'' HOPKINS. sis
Rooney and "Liz' Hcppcrman, is still
in working order, and doing rushing
business. \ visit 10 this emporium
cannot help but please.
State Chemist Harms is displaying
two one pound packages Of stuff which
closely resembles butter, both in odor
and lookss As matter Of fact, ono Is
real butter. while the other is olco-
margarine. but IL is almost impossible
TO tell them apart Mr. Harms also has
some real honey and some that is not.
Seen side bv side the two products arc
casv 10 tell apart. but when separated.
one could he deceived easily. The OBJ
icct of showing these things is, IN a
measure. at least. 10 educate the people
so that in the future they will be
more careful in their purchases.
The Maple Flakes display Is a very
pretty and pleasing one. The booth is
one of the hest decorated of all
El.grcn Brothers have handsome
booth In fact, there Is not another
surpaS>cs Dc iu arrangement and dc.
sign
Al The people attending are getting
their moneys worth. and then some.
But The reduction iu price of admission
20 10 cents. Hat. should meet with the
hearty approval of everybody IN the
CITY.
d" Now lct the pcoplo show their au-
probation OF our efforts. aud wc viii
show them our appreciation Of their
presence. is ono vnv bra which au *.
hihitor expressed himself Weducsday
evening. after learning Of the drop in
the admission Zee.
Wednesday afternoon was Shoppers
afternoon. while the evening was
known as salt L2Sc night.
Don't forget the children Saturday
afternoon. Thew viii all Dc admitted
for nieklc each.
No single booth 80 the exposition Is
attracting more widespread attention
ur ehciti0g more wcli-mCritcd pTs. .sc
than that Of the Sparks CANDY com
rauy. located iusi Co The right ot The
maiu entrance Handsomely decorated.
and With a display Of goods. TASTY in
arrangement aud design 10 causes The
cNwds passing 20 stop ana spend con.
siderable time in looking over the
candy ON exhibition Mrs. fnua Sims.
formcr newspaper woman. !. iu
charge of the booth. aud Is daily re-
rciNiu- calls from scores % her bost Of
friends She iS Hu adept at the bust.
ucs,. aud b. making a special display
Of Suarks'S famous ''Pinorhc candy.
The booth is well worth seeing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
FALLS DOWN IN EFFORT
To Fool THE CHIEF

By chewing up a piece uf SOAP and thus
making his mouth foam Charles Lang.
nuWinarly known 90 tho ucwshoys Of the
city as "Nuts." attempted to pull IA"
wool over tho ewes OF chief Barlow, at
tho city iau wednesday morning.
Lang was placed iu tho emergency hos
pitaI and cNamluod chief Barlow then
told the youth iu no uncertain manner
ih1t ho would either stop hig iooiinC or
would b. sent to the mental hospital at
Provo. Lang then told chief Barlow
tbUt hs would hc good.
Tho boy was arrested ON tho charge o(
having stolen snnC billiard balls from q
pool room on Commercial street. Tuesday
Vfrl moon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
a SIMPLE TEST

james y. Hill has said elf
YOU want 20 know whether YOU
arc destined 30 be a surccs. o.
q failure iu life. YOU can easily
frd out. Tho icst - simplr
and 10 rs iutnlliLlo. ARE Tot-
ABLE go SAVE MONEY! N
not. drop out. You will lose.
You may think not, hut Won
VIII lose a. sure as vou live. .
The seed Of Success i. not ir
YOU.
Hundreds OF persons arc on
the road to success through The
aid OF savings account with
this bank
Your FIRST deposit may be
II 90 or more.
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY.
go Main Street.
N THE BUSINESS UEAET
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
SUPREME COURT ISSUES
ORDER To SHOW CAt

The supreme court WClucsdaN "
an order In tho case m III. otto ~.
and H. r.. Macmillan against JOSIAH
mott and tho assistant fnrrcfafl ~
Baiv West Mining company cifinr
plaintiffs 10 appear and show caisf
Tho sppcal bond uirL h' thc dCfNn4
should not operate a. sup rf"'lea'
and star 1ll Proceedings iu On" csc y
INK ths hsariug ~ tnr aurssl
Tho action war brought lof
mandate 10 compel tl' oulerfr -.
uaiy West COMPANY o. trrnii ~.
rIu- vI1 AZ. "a. Inoi.lrs in nc
rams. 10 examine the books and -.
oy tnr rnruunu' Judge irusir"n<-
crsI weeks ago issued in" Vfit pi
dat, aud tho dcfcuIBntE nlrl an
a8nd. which Mev uuw want 20 ~"
a. stay oi TIC stau'inh, ION 80.
rnrr D. heard hy the supreme ~.
rTrrHHI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
REPORT IS MADE
BY GRAND JURY
Returns Eight Indictments,
Five of Which Are
Withheld.
PERSONS WHOSE NAMES
ARE KEPT BACH AT LARGE
Report Of Body Is Delayed by
Death of Wife Of One
Of Jurors.
INDICTMENTS.

Rcu sailor. extracting money
from registered mail.
4. J.. Williams, impcrsouating
revenue officer and collecting
money - such.
George Potrseu, altering forged
money order.
Five others. names withheld
pending apprehension.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
MEMBERS OF GRAND JURY.

!. B. +. Rcdman, salt Lake, fore
). man: John Nlvcs, salt Lake, r.
!. O. Buell., Hrhcr; Scott Bring
:. horst. Taylorfvillc; \. n. BoNut.
:. salt Lake; William II Dale. salt
:. Lake; John II. Evans. Bingham;
: II. :. Foster. Ogden; =. &. Full
? nor. Npulo'on: Andrew Frccd,
!. Ichi: y. Farr. Ogden; William
: Ferguson. Eureka, =. e. Howe,
: Murray; i. =. Parry MantI; j..
!. ". Rodd. Price; Harrison Sulcrs.
: Salt Lake. B- :. Young, secretary,
+ salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
Is SENDING OUT 333
POUNDS OF BOOST

Secretary Dan Conctt OF the Utah Man
Uiactur"r's association believes In doing
things by whole aud never bv half. Inst
at tho present ho IS engaged in boosting
Ttah. and boosting high. Ilo S. sending
ont 2i3 pounds OF boosts for Utah manu-
factories
These consist Of 10000 separate boosts
In tho form of lists OF all tho goods man
uiacjurcd I'm ih" state and Of members
Of the association Tor distribution. Mr.
COileit SAYS IL feels good tu be "A booster
and hc Is stuck on the Job"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
INCREASE IN SCHOOL
CHILDREN IS SHOWN
Of First and Second Class. Only
Ogden and Murray Report
Decrease.

According 10 the report ~ tho school
crusus for the school wear 81 lHu1-ln. re-
ccivod by state Superintendent Of Schools
\. q. Nelson. there are @i.ySI children OF
school age iu IN" nyc cities of tho urgt
and second class I'm Utah. Ont OF thut
number o.522 can read and write.
There arc only eighty colorcd children
or school age included In the reports. The
total increase, as compared with the cCu-
sus for 1905. is H@5 children.
The report shows the census of salt
Lake CITY. Ogden, Logan. Provo and Muir
ray An these show AN increase I'm sch-oI
population excepting ogden and Murray.
Tho former shows decrease OF 2sS, as
compared with tho census % 1905. aud
tho latter falling OF of forty-Scvou.
The total number % boys or school age
In tho five cities mentioned Is l,.oSI. and
the total number of girls is lI.tsg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25

For Which Charles Banard Is
Called on by Police TO
Explain.

when Charles Barnard, a moving picture
opera tor. reached Tho corner OF Fourth
South and Main streets AT 80 o'clock
wednesday afternoon, nc thought hc saw
building on fine and turned In an
alarm.
Tho 0rc department responded and Ia
unrd wondered why tho nrCmcn did not
60 to work Instead they took him to
Tho police station. where lac explained TO
the officials that nc was suffering from
a nervous aiimcui of the ewes which
made him 500 Hr" around him ~ times.
Barnard also said that he could not dis
tincltisn the real from tho allusiCu. and
10 bc on the safe side had turned iu the
alarm Hc was released.
4 privnte safe may be rented in tho
fro and burgiar-proof vaults Of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
So up Main street, $500 per year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25

game from ono end of the country TO
the other Large sums of money have
been lost by persons who were caught
in tho net of the Council Bluffs swim.
dlcIs. One man in Nevada is said 10
have been caught for 10000. a Los
Angeles man for 100000 and a man
in New Orleans for sum a. high ns
$4,000.
II has come 10 tho surface that Ne.
Coy worked clever game in this city
about three wears ago when rich
Wyoming shccpman. 10 is said. con
tributcd ''to the cause 90 the tune
Of $500.
History OF Game.
The story about this affair runs that
Mccoy was one Of The contestants in
wrestling match AZ tho Warm
Springs; One Of the men in 'hc game
declared himself ready 10 bet $3.50 on
Mccoy. but he had nothing smaller
than r $500 bill. Who would change
it, No one. Tho Wyoming shccpmau
whose acquaintance Mccoy had cult
waited. according 10 the run Of The tale.
was persuaded 10 GO go town 20 obtain
the change While he was away ON
this mission the shcopman received ~
revelation. II the man whose money
be carried was so positive of McIov p
victory. whv should be not have some
of the good money. tooi
When be returned 20 The Springs he
insisted un betting S2j00 on Mccoy. ~
first everyone was reluctant 20 take the
bet. bui finally DO was agreed 90.
Tho .wrcstlcrs' began tbc contest
They wrcstlcd for little while. and
then blood IN great streams began 20
spuTf from Mc,ov's mouth.
"Grcat guns. cried i5o man who
bad connected M with tho shc.pmau.
.'hc's busted bis iUrular vcin II
means the pen for INC N / m caught
around here Here = where ] disau-
pear.
The Wyoming shscpinan Suddenly be-
came convinced. too. that the pIsrr
W hcrc he then vas did not agree with
his welfare and be. al-o made bimself
scarce
Iu thc course of week or s0 ihc
Wvomiug shc"pmau saw Meiov on the
street a. hale and hearty as ever. and
bearing no visible sigu ~ man With
a hursted Jugular. Thou he began
making cautious inquiries, and ooe dav
a Kind friend told him that some
tines Contestants in certain kinds Of
wrestling matches carried In their
mouth little hars filed With rcd huid.
When tbcsg bags were given The nroT~r
degree Of pressure tho blood flowed
pTofutclr.
And then the Wyomiu- shccpmsn
vcni back homs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
FREE STAMPS AT COIN S.

30 Green Trading Stamps free 20.
morrow TO everyone who calls ~ stamp
exhibit IN suit department AZ COhn :.
Fridays star specials bring many bar.
gains Soc page s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
DESERTED On WEDDING
DAY. SAYS MRS. HESTZ

suit fnr divorce was NIcI W tho dis
ttI,t court "wednesday hy MAY U-uU
against Epr; ". H.u;z on ,Io grounds OF
dD-crtiuu and f1ilur, tu support Tho~
wcre married in this city, May l0 'ast and
10 is alleged that H.utz deserted lls wife
on their wcidirg dag and elu,., that time
has not contributed one dollar toward her
support
Tn, Neutzs have oUc child or which ihc
mother asks tuc custody. She also asks
lot u''mony 'n tbe sum ~ Sic month and
S-p tE attorney fees
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25

Writer Of drama copyrighted for
twonty-cicbt years. would dispose Of
Same for consideration. Address W39,
Tribune.
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Government Positions

Young msp aud women 10 qualify co.
rostaffics CLERKS Examination No.
,euibsT l.. Can al 333 Atlas blcek.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
Removal Sale.
Picture Framing.

Pianos. PLAYER pianos. CarStcnson 6
AnSou Co, 75I7 W. 2nd so. street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
Iaz1enee Marsh.

Attorney and counselor AZ az,
al and advice free HOODS -
clients. Suite 5O7 TrbBne blae-
Lake. Utah.
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Tribune Reporter PRINTING 60
GO West snd South street FS0s'
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Salt Lake Photo Supply Co, III
Main street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25

Alexander Optical Co
New az els SO. HaiA-
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Special Thanksgiving Dinner
/, cullen Hotel cafe. l. 90 80
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Ha. returusd 70 tho Office. ."
building.
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Special Thanksgiving pinne'
A. Cullen Hotel cafe. T. 10 80
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J II X Z y ]
pr. Rroadhent. Dcntist.

ARCHITECT.
8pi COS. Ncvh0usr
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S,rUgncil. the Gunsmith.
High grade repairing 400 So. Mair
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-01
Concord.

Concord. Dec. 28.-Mrs. Chas. Kie-
pert hgs been in Oconomowoc the past
two weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Frank fiper who is very i'll
There was a pleasant family reunion
at the home of Chas. Oestrich christ
mas week when three SINS from Da
kOta, and enc daUoht2r from Mglwau-
kse joined with the other members of
the family and enJoyed themselves rs
only genial Happy family can. A
family group was taken. On Christ
mas cay they entertained a large num-
bsr Of relatives ard intimate friends.
Those from here who attended the
exercises at PIpersvllle Xmas evening
enjoyed the same very much.
}lr. and Mrs. Jchn Sheppard ceIe-
GRATED Christmas with family r.
union, their children coming from
Dakota, Iowa. MINI. and Ill. Forest
Poe of UcOn0uOwoc, came out and
photographed the family group. Mr..
Sr., is in very poor health.
There are rum0rs of r. 4. line
running through this locality in the
near future.
Burr Aulsebrook is reported SIS
being some batter, though his condi-
tom is serious.