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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-08

not want to go back to work, was
likely to beat him up. But when spe-
cial police reached the scene in an
auto, it was found that the contractor,
far from being held prisoner, was Ell
trenched in Il house, surrounded by
many of his employees, and that he was
not only willing but anxious to mix
fight unless the Stubborn faction
gave ear to his argument against con
tinuing the strike.
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-08

A well defined report spread this
morning to the effect that many of the
strikers will return to work If they
can go TO work on plantations other
than those on which they refused
duty; that the Aiea and Waipahu and
Kahuku men and some of the Waialua
men will go to work If they are given
work on plantations other than those
The Jackson herald., 1909-05-13

Inquest on body of Fred Koer-
ber April q, 1854, allowed.
Inquest on body of John RAM
sey April "a, S19.02, allowed.
Ordered that Mrs. J. o. Ramsey
be allowed $12.63 found on body.
Circuit Clerk Schmuke's state
ment of amount TO fees for quar-
ter ending March 81 last approv-
ed.
Recorder Siemers' statement
of fees for quarter ending March
81 approved.
Coauty Clerk Goyert's fee
book ior the quarter also ap-
proved.
Dramshop license allowed r.
+. Huhn.
On physicians certificate. Otis
and Lee Proffer were exempted
from road work for this year.
Reports of Justices of the
Peace VIM. X. Willer, G. w.
Holmes, VIM. A. Yount, G.. w.
Setback, L. z. Hit, A. c. Min
ton, A. J. Hit and VIM. c..
Mussgraves approved.
Reports of Constables John H.
Sander, George Rodenmayer. S.
B. Points and H. J. Weiss ap-
proved.
Mitchell McFadden was allow
ed $50 for care of smallpox pa
tients near Concord.
Oak Ridge Milling Co., sup.
plies for smallpox patients,
SIPS, allowed.
Ordered that 500 be appro-
priated for premiums for Cape
County Fair.
Court adjourned to Monday,
June Z.
The Jackson herald., 1909-05-13
Egyptian School Of SuggeS-
tive Therapeutics
MAGNETIC AND DIVINE HEALING
Murphysboro
Treatment of Disease without
use of drugs. Incorporated. l..
Haskell, President.

Magnetic Healing, the new
science, is the method that heal
all diseases and Affections with
out the use of the surgeons
knife or medicine of any kind.
Magnetic Healing has been so
perfected that it has within it.
self the absolute possibility of
curing diseases Of every nature
no matter whether the disease is
the chronic kind or hopeless. 1t
has the endorsement of men and
women of national reputation
such as Supreme Judges, United
States Senators, Congressman
and the best people of the land.
Prof. L. Haskill, Magnetic and
Divine Healer, after seven years
of practice in Murphysboro finds
his business is growing all the
time. His cures are numbered
by the hundred and the sick and
afflicted from all parts of the
country are turning to him for
relief from their suffering. By
his method of home treatment
patients are cured within the
privacy of their own homes.
While he would like to see all his
patients once, if you can't come,
write him, giving a description
of your case. He will tell what
he can do. When writing enclose
stamp if reply is wanted. Ad-
dress
L. HASKELL,
The Jackson herald., 1909-05-13
Kills to Stop the Fiend.

The worst foe for IL years of
John Deye, of Gladwin, Mich,
was a running ulcer. He paid
doctors over $400 without bene-
fit. Then Bucklen's Arnica
Salve killed the ulcer and cured
him. Cures Fever Sores, Boils,
Felons, Eczema, Salt Rheum.
Infallible for Piles. Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, Corns. 25c at all
drug stores.
The Iron Mountain Railroad
Co. are double-tracking from
Delta to Bismarck. and from
there they will double-track to
st. Louis. This will give quick
travel to st. Louis from this part
of the country.
The Jackson herald., 1909-05-13
Notice..

Bids for the sale of the colored
school house in District C, Twp.
7, Range II will be received un-
til noon, June 5. Leave bids
with H. S. McFerron, district
clerk.
The Jackson herald., 1909-05-13

Again there is talk of building
a trolley line from st. Louis
south through II erculaneum, De-
Soto. Bonnie Terre, Pennington
and on south. 1t is stated that
a company has been formed and
sufficiently financed.
The Jackson herald., 1909-05-13
The SChunGr
Springs Sanitariun

This well-known resort is
now open for the ALL
YEAR ROUND, accom-
mOdation of those seeking
health, rest or pleasure.
The water from these
Springs is indicated in all
acid conditions of the system
and especially recommended
in stomach and local trou-
bles, kidney and bladder
affections; chronic malaria,
and rheumatism in all it's
forms. 1t is highly bene-
fetal in all disturbed con-
ditions of health dependent
on a lack of proper elimina-
ton.
DR.. R. II. Henderson of
Jackson, Mo-, is in charge
with competent assistants.
For further information
..Address him at.
The Jackson herald., 1909-05-13
County Court.
The Jackson, Exchange a,


was selected as county deposit
ory, bond for 100000 being
signed by John A. Snider, Fl. r.
Quinn. w. ]. Roberts, Riucher
Sperling. J. c.. Clippard, C. L.
Grant, Chas. Wilkelin. A. C.
Ford, R. B. Oliver, Edw. D.
Hays and Ben H. Schwab, they
qualifying in the sum of $175,-
750. Bond approved.
The report of Supt. Randol of
the county poor farm showed II
inmates at last settlement, and
z admitted; total "a; went away,
6. died 8; total 8; left in home
Is. Approved.
Bids for county deposits of
funds for ensuing two years
were as follows: Exchange
Bank, 4a per cent on daily bal
ances; Cape County Savings,
Abs, and the Peoples, 80.
County Treasurer Putz pre-
sented warrants paid by him:
County revenue fund, county
warrants, 2.20; pauper, $266;
road and bridge fund, S17.7O;
road district fund, $50; railroad
refunding tax fund, SS,248; to-
tai, So, 1870.
, Court ordered that county
clerk make financial statement
for year ending May 8, 1909, ac-
cording to law.
The applications of Anton Co
ckel, Jr., J. Z. Miller, Henbel G.
Brunkhorst and Louis H. Tobler
to keep dramshops at Cape Gil
rardeau were granted.
Barn at poor farm reported
complete; J. M. Martin allowed
balance due on contract, S13.65.
J. M. Randol was granted H.
cense to keep dramshop at RAN
dies.
An order was made admitting
Mrs. Taylor and four children to
the poor farm.
By report of highway engin-
Ger, II acres of gravel bar was
bought from l.. L. Bowman for
$3.50.
Bill for $3.50 FOR repair OF
bridge across Whitewater at
Millerville allowed.
Recommendations for a 12-foot
culyert with concrete abutments
and planl. foor on Bainbridge
road at Alex Smiths approved.
Recommendations for new
bridge with stone abutments on
land Of J. +. Caldwell at Miller.
vile approved.
Engineers report that he had
surveyed a change in Bainbridge
road and that j. NJ. Erwin and
w. A. Brooks be allowed $l4 and
$40 respectively approved.
Engineer reported that creek
on Burfordville and Millerville
road had made the road unsafe
on lands of j. N. and A. Miller
that he had agreed on damages
and that j., N. Miller be allowed
$50 and A. Miller be furnished
wire for 300 feet of fencing
Approved.
Balance of S105. 60 due on lum
ber for barn allowed Green &
Reid.
Miss May Greene was appoint
ed member of county textbook
commission.
Bond of j. 7. Mcdonald a.
superintendent of public schools
$500, with G. A. Mcdonald
|, and Gottfried Hartung as secur'
ity, approved.
DR.. J. A. Horn was appointed
county poor farm physician fol
balance of the year at salary o.
500, Office having been vacated
by DR.. R. T. Henderson moving
away.
Bond of A. l.. Miller as roaC
overseer of District 13, in sun
, n1nn O.
The Jackson herald., 1909-05-13

The last forty acres Of school
land in District 7 of this county,
near the old rock house on the
Jackson and Oak Ridge road,
was sold last week Tor $500.
John Turner "es Tie buyer.
The Jackson herald., 1909-05-13

a strike is on in the lead belt.
The men are asking for a raise
from 81. 20 to 81 for eight hours.
About two thousand men have
struck.
The Jackson herald., 1909-05-13

NJ. G. Gresham has sold the
Sikcstou Enterprise TO Murray
Bros.
The Jackson herald., 1909-05-13

B. A. Ray has sold the Bonnie
Terre Register to Geo. S. STAN
fill.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
cHRIsTlANA.

NEwRY, August II Just few hap
penings from our little settlement to
the CENSOR readers. Our Norwegian
school is now in session with Miss Min
ME Peterson, teacher 7. Nestingen
recently purchased a gasoline engine
..... The Lutheran church picnic of
August 8, was a lively affair and called
forth large crowd !. Anton Peterson IS
new house is nearing completion.
Mrs. Carrie Thompson of Sparta and
her daughter, Mrs lille Munson. from
California were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. G. T. Brye Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Johnson lately made a business
trip to Cashton Mrs. f. b. HON.
stead is spending some time with a
daughter in Dakota. . Mr.. and Mrs
Brye spent Sunday with their son at
this place . Clarence Johnson was re-
ported somewhat under the weather
last week M. Blyhovde died on Sun
day, August 8, after a continued illness.
The funeral services were held at West
by, and interment made in the Saug-
stead cemetery.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
Hunor and
Philosophy
By DUNCAN n. SMITH
CONFINEMENT.

CoNTENTMENT is happy bird,
~ And many tires We fan
In our attempt 20 sprinkle salt
Upon it's ferrous tail.
We reach GU. hand 70 capture 1t,
But, To- it ISN'T there.
In place ~ bringing down the prize
We gee the bird OF care.
To capture It directions come
In neatly printed form.
IND one would think it easy were
To take the bird by storm.
Quite carefully we spread our net.
But 1t is overshy.
The best that we can do is say
/. Wen land It by and by.
2 Some tell us IL we eat and drink
The proper kind OF food
That We can lay our hands upon
A member OF the brood.
Some say 1t Is a mental trick
And we can SO engage
Our minds that we may view II there
Before US In a cage.
Z At any rate, we find It is
A most elusive bird
That viii not come for smiles or frown
Or for q coaxing word.
We cannot hope to own the bird
In fnp and simple fee.
About the best that we can do
Is view II up tree
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
A WEEK OF ENJOYMENT

The Vernon county home coming and
the Vernon county fair which will be
held the same week, September 21-24,
at Virodua. will without doubt bring
out the largest gathering of people that
have ever assembled together in wes-
tern Wisconsin. The officers of the
fair association and the various COM
mittses having in charge the home
coming are using every effort to make
this week one never to be forgotten.
The interest taken by everyone shows
the enthusiasm that is back of the eff
fort to royalty entertain all visitors to
Viroaua during this period. Every
mail is bringing Rcceptances to the IN
vitations sent out TO former Vernonites
and the neighboring counties will send
large delegations. Arrangements are
being made with private homes Tor the
accommodation of the people who Will
be in attendance.
The attractions that the fair in itself
offers are enough to insure record
breaking crowd. The best Cpen-air
attractions that money can procure,
have been booked and viii be given
each day.
The applications that are being made
for ground privileges on fair grounds,
show that many attract ms viii be IN
attendance that have ne err before been
shewn at any of the fairs outside the
state circuits. An unusually large num-
Der of horsemen have signifled their IN
tention of being here with good strings
of horses. The track in in excellent
condition and ii would be no surprise to
see some very fast miles made during
this fair.
The home coming in itself win afford
enough enjoyment to pleasure seekers
TO warrant 8 long trip in order 10 be IN
attendance. The entertainments that
this association has provided for viii
be given on the main streets of the city
during the evening. The best vaude-
vile acts from the vaudeville circuit
will be given free each evening. A
free, open air minstrel show will be giv-
en- upon 4 stage erected in the center
of the city. This attraction in itself
will be a very popular one. Reunions
of old friends, old comrades, old frster-
nal brothers and old neighhors wilt be
arranged for by the various committees.
The decorations and iiiuEainati0ns viii
surpass in besnty anything ever at,
tempted in city the size of NIroqua.
Arrange your plans SO that you VIII
be in Virodaa during tiais week Of en-
joyment. All you have 20 do Is to
CONE. Viroqua citizens will see that
YOU viii never regret il. and IN after
years September y 25-24. 1903, will be
THE bright spot in your predictions Of
the past.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
RURAL NEWS ITEMS
Contributed by the censor's
Live Correspondents
JEFFERSON.


SPRNGvH.LE, August is Mrs. Mary
d. Brown and daughter Florence of
Viroqua were the guests Of relatives
here Saturday and Sunday .. Elder
Stevens of Sparta occupied the pulpit
in the Advent Christian church last
Sunday morning and evening . Vera
Officer returned Friday from a visit
with relatives at La Crosse and VII
mona, Minnesota. .Gena Older was
guest at the home of Mrs. Joseph Bn-
chanan on the 10Th 80 Mr. and Mrs.
Louie Graham were the guests of Mrs
Grahara's sister, Mrs Hardir, on the
J. b. Harris farm for sometime. 800.
Miss Maude Derr came from Dacoma,
Oklahoma, where she has been for some
time with her father, G.. o. Derr 80.
Mrs. Nellie Morrison of Yiroqua, ac-
companied by her daughter Verna, is
visiting relatives here. Mrs. Sadie
Brye of Newry was at her grandmoth-
er's part of the past week J j. L..
German went down to La Crosse for a
visit with relatives and friends +.
j. Cider was at La Fargo couple of
DAYS the past week 80 Chester Min
shall d. Y. S., of Viroqua was ga led
professionally here one day the past
week . Chester Brye of Newry was in
the village on the 18th i. Luther Rum
sey has a sick COW Elias Thompson
went down to La Crosse for a visit with
his daughter. Mrs. James Johnson. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Thompson
Mrs. Columbus Graham, her daughter
in-law, Mrs. Frank Graham and the
latters son Arthur took their departure
for Groton, South Dakota, on the 18th.
PROSPERITY AVENUE, August 16--
Elder 7. l.. Stevens came down from
Sparta to conduct services in the Adj
vent Christian church in Springville
on the 18th instant Miss Ida SEVERN
who has been visiting at r. G.. lube s,
has returned to her La Crosse home.
Misses Florence Reed and Susie James
visited al ]. Il. Thiels portion of last
week. Otto White has been visiting
friends and relatives in Cashton and
Kickapoo Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Thomp-
son of Springville visited in La Crosse
on the Sth Miss Helen Huschka of
Sparta and Miss Druie Lake of Viro-
qua have been visiting the latter's sis
ter, Mrs. Adam McLees. The NJ. f..
ladies' aid society viii be entertained
by Mrs. j. A. Doerr, on Thursday af-
terroon of this week =. Mrs. Silas
Tracy, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Thomas Mills, has returned to her
home III Roekton . Misses Lillian and
Elsie Thiel have gone to La Crosse for
visit with friends and relatives ...
Mrs. S. Mills and daughter Sophia spent
Sunday on Irish Ridge Mrs. l.. Nj.
Thomson has been enjoying a visit
from her aunt, Mrs. Morrison. Viii
liam Thompson of Springville spent
Sunday with Waldo Doerr Henry
Lind's new house is progressing rapid
" under the supervision of Mr.. Geo
Shelback 80. Misses Anna and Julia
Meyers are visiting their sister, Mrs.
C. L. White. The heavy rains of last
week played sad havoc with roads, max
ing them almost impossible in places .
Mr.. Jesse Olson was taken to La Crosse
to the hospital one day last week. His
condition, a complication Of diseases,
is reported serious.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
while engaged il hurIinl

While engaged in hurting uneom-
plirn entary epathets at the asthmatic,
colickv old eongtomeration of scrap
metal that makes q staggeF at plotting
branch. we utterly overlooked one ina
portant consideration in its favor. Our
engine can go down that Cashton hin
Just as fast rs anybody's engine. By
gum you bet it can;--and if the st.
Paul company would borrow that siren
whistle that Engine No. 275 on the
Southeastern road possesses and graft
it onto poor 7SS, we just know it could
make il up that hill without being
plastered with a continued in our
next" sign.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18

This in turn may enable such young
people to go on with their schooling.
Thus splendid training may be secured
for themselves and acceptable service
to the community be rendered almost
at the same tir.e.
The citizens of La Crosse are enthu-
siastic over Their new school. Many of
the best homes are opening their doors
to board or room the students, while
churches and clubs and business as well
expect to feel the presence of the new
life that must come in all these lines as
a result OF the schools existence there.
This paper is pleased TO commend the
new school because the personnel of its
faculty, the management. and the
courses offered all seem worthy of COM
mendation. In the next place, the
school is in this section of the state so
that we may be justified IN taking
pride in it's success as the success of a
local institution. Our young readers
preparing to teach would do well to
write for circulars and announcements,
and to Investigate the work of the Nor
NAL school at La Crosse before Septem-
Der 7th
Money to loan on real estate secur-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
somethina to speak of.

A group of proud parents were dis
russing their youthful prodigies.
''My Mary went into the high school
when she was eleven years old"
MY Johnny has caught up three
grades already without trying"
quite remarkable" commented an
older man who hadn't been saying a
word, "but do you know my little
grandchild had appendicitis before she
was three?'
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
BOOK ON NORTH PACIFIC COAST BY cHIcA
co. MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL ny

Are you contemplating q trip TO the
Pacific Northwest o. 40 the Alaska
Yukon Pacific Exposition at Scatter II
SO, call or send for new book. North
Pacific Coast Country. issued by this
Railway. 1t viii help YOU in planning
YOUR trip. Free-if YOU call. Mailed
Tor four cents postage.
So round trip from Chicago to. Seat
tie. Tacoma. Spokane, Portland, Vic
toria, Vancouver. Butte and other
points daily until September 80. Choice
of routes, Stop-overs Return limit
October 81. W. w. WINToN, District
Passenger Agent, Madison, Wis,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
The unattainabIe.

Though great inventions everywhere
Are more and more applied,
OF limitations we complain
And are not satisfied
We have the train and aeroplane,
The steamship that is tireiess.
But sim we kick because we can't
Transport ourselves by wireless.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
Wife Waiting.

"Ee frequently comes home at 2
a. M
Somewhat muddled, / expectf'
"Weli, his legs are not altogether
seaworthy.'
isn't he afraid he win get the
wrong number some time?"
mo such good luck"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
PERT PARAGRAPHS.


Lots of people talk about getting at
the truth, but nobody really wants it
ALL
II ones earning capacity were in pro-
portion to ones spending capacity, what
lot Of Joy rides some of US would
hayei
1t is all question of whether you
lead your work along gently or are
driven by it.
Everybody kicks the under dog be-
cause he does not joyousiy yap.
II is hard TO keep up yodr nerve
when there is nothing to stimuiate it.
some people think You haven't done
enough for them after they have had
all your time and money
1t is sad to think that the world can
run without us. but it really sometimes
looks as If the old thing were Just
chatting for an opportunity to show us
how beautifully it can do it,
Beauty Is only skin deep, and some
are awful chin skinned.
The sign that most of us believe in
and are looking for is the double bar.
red $. like this.
The first thing that good coOk
wants TO work TO is a good appetite.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
scared win a bot

or sealded by oyerturneI
with a knife bruised By
injured by gun or in AM
the thing needed at once
Arnica Salve to snhdue
and kill the pain. It's eaI
healer, infallible for i
Fever Sores, Eczema AZ
at A. ]. johnson :.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
Ambiguous.

OF all the fake philosophers
That daily come and so
The very worst, it seems TO me,
Not to agree nor disagree,
Is he who answers Yes and no."
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
Competent Liar.

"why did you leave your last placer"
my last jobg'
eyes"
II improved things to such an ex-
tent that they We're able to run the
place without me"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18

SAlA.Y'. !: s .:,s * =: q {: !
~ that the Fall I'll
just about here? The
en- grain is gathered i
hum of the thresher is
from afar by day az
cricket chirps of Autu.
night. Soon win the |
kin CLEAN golden and
kissed from the ri
corn; soon will the Z
dream-hazed by the ]
Summer Indians deao
pipe, and then the
viii drift down and
the northern wols,ai
all glorious carpet. III
with all this beaut
bounty of Autumn, a
thought immediately
gests itself
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18

At the residence Of her daug,
,Sel3en. IN the city of Viroqua. on,
Mo. Engeborg Anderson. a mai
De leased was born in Sogn. Nor,
l85h, 1922. She emmicrated TO Z,
etapling directly to the town Of
county. where she resided antils
when her Rerios5s condition raadei
she be removed 10 her daughters
Death was caused by cancer, By
been afflicted for a number Of We
last y ar her suffering has been I
Seath came in the nature Of al
leaves surviving her son. J. q
AMI a daughter. Marish C, Nelson,
held at the house, Saturday al
u. conducted b Reg. Jarohsons
was IN Niroqua cemetery.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
The Reason.

''Lock at that man"
II seS him."
"What makes him so Top shout
dered2''
HE has carried chip ON that shout
der all his life"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18

James MeCarey and
mont, two Warrens bank ~
ed guilty 20 burglary befo /,
bee ct Sparta, ard were
eight years each in the :
The criminals escaped fro
county Jail a few months
recaptured.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
IT OBITUARY

Ather home at Wilton on Frid
T. NJ. Mills. from typhoid few
Titus was born in Wilton. Septem
was educated in the Wilton school
Der of years was an efficient tel
July 4. 1901. she was married to
of that place. who was a native Of
Deceased is survived by the hu
children. Funeral services occur
August |. a number Of relatives
being in attendance.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18

Al the home Of her son, Dan j
Land. Maine. on August 4. Elijah
was born in Pennsylvania IN ISL
and Iowa, and came to Vernon Gov
lived here until 1858. having ma
Maine since that time. She leav
Michael Sauvei and Jacob Sauve
one granddaughter. Mrs. GeDr
Brashare. Maine: and J. A. .lons
Kansas, as survivors of her uatu
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
Farm for Sale

The Ed. Kellicutt farm Of 173 acres,
near Ross Inquire of Mack Stout, adj
ministrator. Address: Viola, Wis, r..
e. ID No 8
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18

Stella Cox, the little daughter
Harvey Cox living on Pleasant Ri
miles FROM this city, passed ava
illness Of only few hours aaratis
fore her death she was as wen al
suddenly taken with some throl
before i doctor could arrive the
taken her spirit. This was at 81
nesday. August II. 1909. At the 4
she was four years. two months al
old. She was ONE of five ehildre'
are Desty. Lulu, Iona and JAN
gas held from the home on Fridd
Quoted by Rev. Chas. Buffers ans
in the Viroaua eemetery