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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
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awssalks lIavee En oAae.

aWrsakG Ilnvee n 0hfo. z. q. .ToIedo, O.. April 7s-Hundreds Of men out of work; thousands of dols lars damage Gone and many persons siishtiy fn5nref are the rseuits Of . Hurricane that visited Toledo and si- The wind sttsinsd velocity of e of the plant of the MAssiIron Bridge Company. tsO by lo0 feet was ripped or and carried intota Held and 800 erIa- ployes will be thrown out of-emplcy- ment until the damage can be repair
 Psdestrisns were Injured by fAiiins signs, parts of roofs. chfmneys and limbs of trees. Many bersons wers blown over by. the wind.
 Tn small towns near Toledo. ccnsid- erable damAge was done. Many houses cupants stunned but there are no re- ports of fatalities.
 Mueh Damage n Ohfo. , Toledo. O.. April 7.--Northwestern Ohio today exporienced one of the most severe wind storms in its history. Scores of persons were Injured. many of thcm seriously. and the property Estimated at SzS,0eo. The wind attain ed a velocity of seventy miles an hour.
 Fifteen Toledoans wefs injured and two of them, Miss Minnie Schrceder. aged 20, and James Gaudern. aged 2. are in q serious condition.
 The main building of the Toieao Massilon Bridge Company was par tiaiiy wrecked by the storm and seo men are sout of work until repairs can be made The roof over the main building of the plant, 108x400 feet. vas torn of and sdeposited in a field
 Many small towns near Toledo re- port much damage and many minor ac- cidents. as
 Deaths Tn NIiehigan.
 Detroit. Mich.. April, 7.--A severe rain and electric storm which swept over lower Michigan early last night
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
rornaae visIsa KsntusEy.

Murray. Ky, April 7.--The eastern section of Galloway county was swept by tornado last night. one man be- ing killed and much property damaged to the extent of about s2o.0oo.F a
 Isaiah Balance, who was killed. was e< years old. He was Confederate veteran, serving as . sharpshooter ip Forests command. He was blown from his residence to the horse lot and his body found beneath heavy timbers of an old stable. Many tobacco baFns filled with tobacco were blown down
 Balance was reported to have stain over one hundred men while engaged as a sharpshooter.
 Tn several other counties in thas sec, tion several persons were more or Iesf seriously Injured by flying debris. Nu
 nerous small buildings and fencea we're blown down and sdefmotished. n Is also reported that man was kiiiea near here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
KANSAS BOY Ts
 KILLED BY WOLVES.

KinKman,. Kas.. April 7.-wil-
 ua Hotchkiss, aged ten, son of a ( farmer living near Sago. this {
 county. waa attacked and killed (
 hv uratrte wolves last night and
 George Nichols, also aged ten. . was severely bitten by the beasts. ( , but was rescued by neighbors. (
 according to story received here (
 , today. } The boys were at play in a ( ! large pasture some distance from
 their homes at dusk when at- { } taoked.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
Dansewe in Alabama.

Tuscumbfa. April 7.--fspecial .)--A terrific storm which vfsited this sec tion just before midnight last night wrought much damage. Shefiiefd suf- fered the greatest injury.
 The casting house of the. Shemeld coahand iron furnaces was demolished and three stacks we're blown down, the loss amounting to 3io.ooe to s1B.oo0. The Shefiield hub factory was also uil- roofed while the Southern Railways round house at the Sheffield shops was badly damaged.
 The store house of PI T. KerE and Son was twisted and three large win- dows blown into the street. : Awnings, trees. fences, shrubbery and bill and sign boards were demolished in Tuscumbia.s The damage was light, only trees being uprooted and fences and awning damaged.
 Numbers of teiephones were burned out bv the terrific lightning.
 The storm was general throughout this section. but no casualties have been reported.
 The wind was accompanied by . heavy downpour of rain and continued furiouslys for a aperiod of ten minutes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08

sons for. withdrawin the reward. He said that later reward may be of tered
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
FIRE CHIEF HURT.
Fillmore Tyaon of LeuisviIle in ColIas- son With car.

son With car.
 Louisville, Ky, April 7.--Fare Chief Fillmore Tyson was Injured tonight about the arms and head when his au- tomobiie. going at high spesd. from one fire to another. was struck by 6 street car and demolished : Although tossed a considerable dist anee the chief escaped with a number of iacerations and bfuises. He is pres. ident of the National Association of Fire Chiefs a,i'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08

was shot and that the black shirt In the District Attorneys posssssion wa9 probsbfy another shirt of the dead
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
TT yEArnxR.

Washanstel ADssl 5--Fereeast fsr 'osknAAax. .anorress n eastern psrtssns Fviaay DaFSly Slseays Iight ts nas1sr- ets nsttheeee sin1s. .. 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
DYNAMITE ExPLODEs-
Boy nlewins Up stumns Was Fatally
 Hurt.

Piqua.. O., April IA shock which disturbed Picua today and which was at first thought to have been an earth- quake, proved to be an explosion os twenty-five pounds of dynamite on a farm four miles from here. Houses were shaken qt sidney twelve miles away.
 Eddy Sigmon. 14 years old. who was engaged In blowing up stumps. was fatally injured by the explosion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
roLrcmMEsN ARRDsTmD.
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ham.
 Fitzgerald. Ga. April 7.--chief of fo- ,,ce Charies Brubaker and Policeman G Johnson were arrested and jhii- ed here today on charge of murder in fhe Ire degree Cor the killing of Robert Gresham Saturday night
 The officers were trying to arrest Gresham on a charge of robbery and aliege that he resisted.
 The shooting took place in an alley. Gresham was a cotton mill foreman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
nf.eh -nanawe in ohfo .

Deaths Tn AIiehigan.
 Detroit, Mich.. April, 7.---A severe rain and electric storm which swept over lower Michigan early last night
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08

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The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12
Night on Bald Mountain.

On a lonely night Alex. Penton
o! Fort Edward, N. Y, climbed
Bad Mountain to the home of a
ne.ghbor, tortured by Asthma,
beat on curing him with DR..
Kings New Discovery, that hal
cured himself of asthma. This
wonderful medicine soon relieved
ana quickly cured his neighbo"
Later it cured his sons wife CT
a aevere lung trouble. Millions b
..pvc its the greatest Throat
ana Lung cure on Eorth. CcuEh
Gods, Groups, Hemorrhages end
Sore Lungs are surely cured BY it
Best for Hay Fever Grip and
Whoop!ng Cough. soc and 81 90
Trial bott free. Guaranteed by
a. druggists.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

Winning, j / Hardin Pct.r Del
bel, G l. Mullins, Jno ClawSon.
Shelby School Hou.e-J H Hol-
lywoo1, j ID Baker, S ID Cochran,
Jno Sshieszer, l. A Jacoby, Lude
Fowler.
Engineer directed to view and
report as to culvert on east and
wegt road in Section 2S-5O-21.
Same as to culvert on east and
wet road in 32-5O-21.
Engineer directed to build 6
bridges and 8 culverts in accord
ance with his reports presented
this day.
Same a3 to repair on bridge
across Blackwater in 11-4S-23.
Inquest papers i'm the matter OF
Margaret E Swinney, deceased,
with statement OF costs are pre-
8entel and examined and allowed
by the Court and ordered certifi-
Cd lcr payment.
Ordered by the Court that the
Treasurer be directed to make
time deposits OF the s p r Tebt
Fund until such time as the bonds
in said matter can be called in.
Engineer directed to view and
report as to east and west road
in Section 16-49-19.
Court adjourned to meet Satur-
day, March 18th, 1909.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

! unkerman, j p ,FulkerGOn, l. A
Barger.
Gran1 Pa&s-F q McReyno.ds,
. II Mcclure, j II Plattner, w F
Rchn, Henry Uttlaut, Geo. Sci
bod.
Whites Is.an1-H G, White,
j w Fell, tR l. Orear, Sam Ruiz,
Henry Hughes, II wv Vogt.
Cretcher-M d Maicney, C l.
Chappeil, Jas Turner, j l. Pritch.
ard, Sam Aulgur, wv N Mcntgom.
,ery.
E.mwood-I Bennett Davis, j G
Carson, f S Edwards, Sam Fu.ker
lcc1, j. E. Coulter, j. II. Fordham,
Marta Bend-B ID Allen, j r
Feagan; Chas + Yancey, Jno l.
Houston, l. Moritz, Chas F Sha'er
Herndon-J III Clark, Geo r.
Reid, R s Givans, C W Marsh, W
Z A link, F H Shrader.
Ro2e Valley-T A McAlister,
w A Smith, A j Robens, ii G
Rothrock, Henry Reinwald, Peter
Akeman.
East Mer hall II Downing. j
II Conway, B II Downs, j II Red
] man, Chas Petry, w + CRUDE.
Shackeirord-J A Weaver, Law
renee Winslow, j j Campbell, E j
Blosser. II G Jones, Jno. IT Bishop.
Fairville-O j Edwards, Z w
Hawkins, c ID Brown, J w Black
burn, E w Fowler, Steve Cook.
Norton--A G GPiffitts, l. C
Hickman, ID Sherman, w A s Hy-
Land, john Yates, J M Ancell.
Sweet Springs,-V o Beatty, Jno
L Goggin, w C Hall. j w Forbes.
G Elsner, J Z Hooker.
West MARSHALL M HUFF, A
Piper, Marcellus Gaubdln, w s
Newell M G chaffee. ST., J D Bal
Kingsley.
M.ami-J ID Smelling, FL w
Mertens, w HI Wheeler, A Royar,
j L Williams, A W Hutton.
Sharon--W o Rogers, w T.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

Arrow Rock-G w Brad haw,
Watson Digg3, John McGuf'n.
Il Fl E,.Grs, William Rhine. Alex
1rl;;. ~,
Haedeman@A L Morris, Elmer
Davis, Isaac Nelf, Lloyd French
G II Amsberry, Clemens Winkler.
Pcar.c Lawn-R A TuGsey,
Force Belwoo1, j M Marahall, Geo
T Stone, william Smiley, Thoma3
Tickemeyer.
Nescn-Irvin viii iam7, Geo.
Alexander, M Haynie, II M
Fow. er, i F iVerts, F b Au.t.
Napton-S s Abney, Lester
Cclaneil, C q Baker, Hugh will
Son. d y Gooiloe L O Shackel-
ford.
Ridge Prarie-D II JohnCon, j
R Mari, SlA Cash, Thomas Smith
A II Charles, j C Shackelford.
S.ater-R ID QuiCenberry, r II
Bafksiaie, A A HILL, l. H Howard
G w Markwell, j M Leisure.
New Frankfort ID II Sy1en-
stricken, j B jackson, Frank Penn
berton, Robert LEM, Louis Res
acher, Geo Campbell.
OrearYilie-J M Colt, Nv C Stat
lord, Us M Huff, M A Bremen, F
Leimkuhier, Charles Oberkrom.
B.ackburn-J s HIT, C j Black
burn M p Suggett, F w Tuepker,
M X Lillagd, Geo. Gerken.
Giniam--S v Baniel, g ID Swim
ney, RaH Land, Louis Barring
haus, Robert velton, John Fish
er.
Cambridge A Howell, j b
Brown, r Flee, b F White, Alex
Turner, John jackson.
Saline City-Harry Peareon, iG
w Trout, p F Detmer, August
Peuster, Joe Koot, Fritz Weiher.
Mt, Leonard-E p Grimes, G A
Wright. John Murphy. Edward
A Base GeoF Mueller, J M Fulk-
erson.
Salt Springs-Walter Wright,
Jos Hamdll, JAS lMcKeever. + A
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

Emma Gift to Lucy o Brown
lot 3 block a Lunbeck's add
Malta Bend ..... l...,. !. -. 575
Seth f SayerS ct al to Chas
Savers lots 1 ITO 6 beck 5
Ba..eys Add Mt. Leonard $50
A NJ Francisco to Lee Steven
son 1-2 acres in S-49-22 &c. 10
L tate OF John II Gaines by
Adms to Geo Young $50
in 8, 10, i15-50-2O .. e. L.. 46240
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

~
joulnment with members present
as fellows -. judges r w Etck
Iman, j p Force, NJ + Prig-
more; 9 Durrett, Cork, AMI
El II Hayn,e, Sheriff.
Court opaael by the ,heriir.
- y w. On, superintendent OF
IL County FaGm, pre- sents his OF
gc'a bal in tho 5un of So 00O
wien il examined and approved.
Pat2at3 ordered Issued to the S
W y w ami the w S w OF
Scal.3l 10; Township '52, Range
10. i f winning.
re ephone :ranchl granted c
F,tz5immCn' It al, a.onG the
p"b r. real.
IHlwa,t papers in'the matter OF
RS. Brown deceased with state
meat C. costs in the sum oil
S23.75 pre- entcd ard allowed by
the Court.
w Durrett a%ppoilte1 to exc
cute proofs of Z loss ami syn re-
ceipts FOR insurance damage to
the Court Hou.e occas.oned by
the wind storm.
Engineer directed to view and
report as to culvert ca east and
wet road in I4-49-22.
Same as to ncrth ARA outh
road in 11-49-23.O
In the matter to- petition of Ii
c Buie for private road :-Cauee
taken up ana tried before a jury.
Judgment rendered against petit
t,caar FOR the sum OF $500 dam
ages to the land OF G A Cwsiey.
Sheriff directed to have d HeIn
don Telephone Co phone put in
Sher,if'3 office. 3" M
Miscellaneous accounts present
ell and by the Court examined
ami allowed.
Criminal cost bills lin the sum OF
S156.1O are presented and ex'
amiael by the Court and allowed
AMI ordered certified to the
Treasurer for payment.
Engineer directed to view and
report as tof three culverts OF
east and west road between Sec
o aEl 16-49-2o.
Same as to culvcrt en- east line
CO 25.53-21.
In tho matter 'of petition OF Geo
b Las.ey ct al FOR road. Road es-
tabJ!shed as a public highway as
the same is now located, not to
exceed 80 feet lin width upon the
filing CT quit claim deed from F w
York to Saline county to so much
cT zail road 'a3 Belongs to / i'm
! II Hollywood 're?u1es to serve
as overseer OF 'roa1 District No.
20 and OlP Land is appointed In
his stead.
In the matter oi petition OF s G
Alien ct al Nor drainage district
Cause continued torApril meeting
CT this court.
Road overseers present bonds,
and same are examined and APP
proved by the Court,
In matter OF petition Of ", A
Bailew ct al for road. Warrant
In the sum 'of $40 in favor Of J
II Plattner Us drawn for damages
The Court at this time proceeds
to ee5ect judges tor the special
election to be held April 3rd. 1909
az follows by Precinct
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12
A Hurry Up Call

Quick! Mr.. Druggist-Quick!-A
box OF Bucklen's Arnica Salve-
Here's a quarter--For the love OF
Moses, hurry! Baby's burned him
self, terribly-Johnnie cut his
foot with the axe--Mamie's scald
ed-Pa can't walk from pd.es--Bil
lie has boils-and my corns ache.
She got at and soon cured all the
family, It's the greatest healer
on earth. Sod by all druggi5ts.
Geo. j.. ChrismaG, OF west OF
town, moved to Pleasant HILL
Mo, last week.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

No doubt some of you will remember the
Professors great Demonstration at st. Louis. For
those who do not understand the nature Of this
demonstration, we mention below
A Few of the Feats Accomplished by the Prof.
Bakes all kinds of dainty pastries, mixing
everything before your eyes and explaining each
ingredient as he goes along.
Gives free lectures and practical demonsta-
tons on the art Of economical cooking each day
during demonstration.
Bakes the Wonderful Walking Cake, on which
Is ladies stand. 1t will then rise-be cut and SER
we'd to all present.
Talks to the ladies. answers any question con-
corning cooking, and gives recipes of anything for
the asking.
Shows the aides how to make cooking a
pleasure instead of a burden, as most term it.
Serves all of the dainty cakes, in fact every
thing he bakes, to the ladies present.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12
Real Estate Transfers

Wm 1o?k.l 40 acres in 1S.
40 23 ..... ..... I....... ....... 1000
+ p Bowman to Anna Ger
mack & FranciI Brown
and IN 14-49-23 ..... ..... ..... 1
: w SHEPHERD to Henry II.
.1uelman 80 acres lin IT.
01-19.. .... .... ..". ".... .. 1000
l. II Fair to jennie Rays ,ots
3, 10, II b a"k II" Black
Lu'n & Rel hd1. Black
bI"n ...... %. '., 10. ......... ...... 1900
IN + HurrouTn1 to VIM.
r & Wat 81 D.gg' 1.2 in
te"cGt IN part OF, .. 3 block
% Mar ha !, l.: .ntere t
IA g > L.C,k 20, Ma" A1ll
al g. lott 1, > block 80
M" IA" RI lots 10, Ii.
- b ok 10 College Add
Ma" hal .... ... ...... Do. 235O0
WIN + D.gg ct al to John F
E@araurhj 322.G2 acres
n o1 o5.5n-1o 10000
f mt Envy + Ellis to
e. m W.ng.ic. Part ,ot 4
= 80; Fri an .odd ard M
LOT = &C n, snbIiv. Mar.
.hall so4
The II, Pagnpl 10 A w =,
Cough , acrcs n 23-5O-21 800
.rahn J. Rink to C. w pIum-
horst 1917 acre., +, 40
a3 51-10 143no
Cha - prown T. JN&D
Rol,n. on t59 1.2 acre, in
s i7.aO-2o 1po37
VIM Mitchell In L.orenz 7
Rasse 100 acres in 24-5O-
81 167On
Loreoz j Rae ito !
Clements 1890
u = Crnr,t. tn W,li.
Camnb7L. ,omo 1Ssno
w H2rnar. in Roht W
Camntc 40 aero, II, 1s-
1920 aeon
.sln.e V poior4 +, Icntou
Yeorer r On f., 1.1O-oo 1Ioa1
= !, G..-o.n ", i w Crrm
h9urh ian co,,-. in 81
-o.1o 1ooo
4 w Rn,lro,,, .. " Eio.a
ION onra. =, On ,oooo
E,tot2 \ X SIlnrotrioLor
w Rec % IA acre. in
5.50-oa ,,oo
VIM f srhn.lt IN uorrv
Waite. 100 nero, in d,
5O.23. ,n7oo
+ + E,.,,o rto w y uorro,
160 oroc, il, 90 80 ,Ooo
Lea II Tuokan ito Ninnio )
Robert son 14a 81 aero, ~
z S-51-21 , !
Same to FIJI Tunker ~ AGRA.
16-51-21 ,
Dot,a A Coonev ret al IN /
Rate; 9 q acres u, % 100, ozoo
w II Crum OF nj +o Roht :
Moor, an I wife 81 ~oore, In ,
S-51-22 sooo
r r Bell ito Marion p Roll
100 acres IT. 17-5O-e3 7ooo
G w bowers Ito Nora A+cb- |
lev 20 acreq T., 1o.5o-oo =,
|
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

y hoo 20 acres IN 90
5O.22 ..... ..... coca. ...... ...... $500
+ Scarga,n mt ct to W.T.
Clark 10 acre. n 0-4S-21 1900
:, ohm II KccthN to Norman l.
Kecth HOPS acres IN So
1922 & 31-49-21 '.............. 7I0O
Estate C? Henry FL is by Adm
to Jessie Marcum % acres
in "a, 25-40-21 .".. ...... &c. $40
Kate b Smith to Ella Alexan-
der 20 int>lot 3 lot 8 Wet
slater ...". ..... ..... .... .. oUU
Rcbt NJ Smith ,et al by Gdn
to olme 30 mt came .,.~. 900
Eta AleXanler to Kate b
Smith 11S.46 acres in Z
S'52-2O ...". ...... '."". ...". GO. 1888
ChaS X Smith to F II Hart
mann Ga 1-2 ac."5 IN Z
1923 ...... ...... '.... ............ 1900
II Fombelle to Caroline Schelp
100 acres in l20-49-23 90. 1900
Henry Mueller to o II Witch
er 100 acres in 33, 34-49
23 70. ... lee. .. ,.". $3.50. 5000
ChaJ X Smith to RHnj l. Hus-
ton 121 80 acres in 2-4S-
23 ..... ...'... -. Sc. .. &c. o. 10000
+ w McNe:i to CB Way ct /
pit DlL Smith Add Sweet
Springs ."."... ...... ,.... tel. ."... 1900
b Guerin to Robt Glenn
114.65 acres n 2S.52-10 $3.50
II Fomboil TO j I'll WG:n,ey
16O acres IN '7-4S-22 ..... 10000
Chas Davis to # Nj Bucrus
Irregular lot Miami. .. 1000
Carl Schmidt to Henry Win
tiers in 21-5O-23 ,...... ..... $3.50
f F Detmec to Frank Ki5o
SO acrc1 IN 3-5O-19......... 1925
F C Liter TO w r Maddox pit
beck 2 Blackburn, Rea &
Hancock Add Mar.hall.".. 1925
Sarah L Dcw1en ito Benz L
Huston 70 acres IN 34.51-
23 ...... ......, ... .... .. .. 1900
J F E,aner'to Benz l. Huston
1O7.72 acres il 35 51-23
& 2-50-23 ...... I..... ..... ......
Thas X Smith to FL b & NJ
C Maupln 1875 iacreS in 10.
IA, 15-48-22 .... '.,.... -. 10000
J uiiuS Buesing to Chas X.
Smith 20 acre3in 7-4S-23 $500
II C Wiiband to Chas X Smith
rs acres ia>2, 3-4S-23 ,.,.. 5000
w jackson to Gas h Smltn
100 acres in 2-4S-23 .."..... 9C00
Jas & q barbara to d b.
Witcher by sheriff 40 acres
i'm 1S-49-2O ...... f.. .....m..... 1920
] P Tracylto|N r Talbctt 100
acres in 33-5O-21 l...... ...... 1000
Thos r Bell to Thos f Bell
10 acres i'm go, 21-5O-2O 1000
kanbuskirk to Rose
acres in TO-
: ! | |, !, :, ::
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12
To Every Lady in Marshall and Saline County,!
You Cannot Afford to Miss
This Glorious Opportunity.

PROF. ]. BECKER,
THE WORLDS GREATEST CHEF,
give Free lectures and practical demonstra-
tons on the Art or Scientific and Economical
Cooking at our store
Next Week-March 18th to
10th inclusive.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12
Proceedings of County Court

Court convened pursuant Ito adj
joulnment with members present
"a iG.lowS -. judges r w Etck
man, j = Force, NJ + Prig-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-31
Foster

Miss Alpha Cole of Andalusia is Wis
iting at the Benjamin Zollner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Foster and
family came over from Iowa to spend
Christmas with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Faulkner of Mus
catine visited over Christmas with the
Iatters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Foster
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds enter
tanned their sons James and Elmer and
wife of Rock Island over Christmas,
and also Mrs Reynolds sister and
husband of Kansas.
Miss Mae Bowser is spending a few
days in Muscatine.
Carl Blankenburg, wife and daugh-
ter spent a few days last week with
Mrs. Blankenburg's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. p. Gflet.
Rev. Mr.. Dryden and Rev. Mr. Smith
of the First Methodist church in Mus
catine are conducting a series of re-
vival meetings at the Foster Baptist
church
Mr.. and Mrs. Orren RabbedeauX and
family of Muscatine are visiting at the
Oliver Shirley home
The Christmas entertainment at the
Foster Baptist church Saturday even
ing was well attended The children,
who had been carefully trained by
Miss Lillian Workman. did very well,
and a nice program was rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Miller and fam
lily moved on a farm near Eliza last
week. and Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller
on the farm vacated.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed McNall of near New
Boston moved on the farm vacated by
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, which was
purchased some time ago.
Mrs. Thomas Watson and Mrs.
George Freyermuth went to Muscatine
Tuesday to attend the funeral of Miss
Luella Steen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-31

Sunday at the home of w. D. Kitchen
and family.
| Harry Nicholson came in from Elgin
/ Friday evening to move his family
there to make their future home.
| Arthur Lyons came home to spend
Christmas from Springfield, Mo. where
he is employed at the railroads shops
of the Frisco company.
Ira Hendricks is home for a short
vacation. He has been travelling
through the southern states in the IN
terest of a wholesale medicine com.
pany.
Mrs. W. D. Kitchen entertained a
party of eight one evening last week
at bridge party. A fine luncheon was
served. They expect to meet again
next Tuesday with Mrs. Cora Coates.
The ladies of the Methodist Aid so
ciety will meet Jan. with Mrs. Guy
Nicholson
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Peterson and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Scott spent Sunday
at Wake with the family OF Joe Ander-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Johnson spent
Friday and Saturday with Monmouth
relatives. returning home Sunday.
A family reunion on Christmas day
was held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Corbin. Dr. and Mrs. Walton
Tackett and son Claude of Hampton,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Boyle and son of
East Moline, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Cor
bin and John Corbin and wife of Min
neapolis were present.
Paul Lohrman has purchased the
home property of Harry Nicholson and
will occupy the same as soon. as Mr..
Nicholson vacates.
DR.. J. E. Rankin IS sick.
Mrs. F. H. McKennick of Si1vis
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Mills and at
tended the masquerade here
Mrs William Willis entertained a
number of out of town relatives on
Christmas day.
Mrs. Ollie Breecher is sick.
Miss Viola Larhmhn of Eldridge
spent Christmas at home
Mrs. Edward Morthel. who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Kelly, left Monday for her home at
Jefferson, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. William Eberling en-
tertained their children and grand
children Christmas day at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Passmore and
son of Hillsdale spent Christmas day
with the latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. r. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Peterson spent
Saturday and Sunday at Port Byron
with Mrs. Peterson's parents, w. w.
Pearsall and family
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Mrs. F. T. Hotz of Quincy, ILL.,. and H.
r. Semi and Louise Sent of South
Bend. Emil Sent, her husband, died
three weeks ago. Mr.. Sent, who is
manager of the local Woolworth and
10 cent store. left for South Bend.
Jacob Hellberg died yesterday at
the county infirmary. He was born in
Wapelfeldt, Schleswig, Germany, Jan.
%. 1925, and was married to Catherine
LANCE in the year 1857, in which year
he also came TO Scott county. Mrs
Hellberg died March 2, 1904. He was
member of Kampgenosen. 1S4S-50.
The following children survive: Mrs.
H. ]. Horst of Mount JOY, Matthias
HelIberg, Germany. and Henry He'll
berg of Gambril. Iowa. The\rune1a,
was held this afternoon.
Miss Addie A. Verder. All Is s:-fe
rison street, died Wednesday at Mercy
hospital after a prolonged illness from
typhoid fever Miss Verder had been
a lifelong resident of the city. One
sister. Miss Lottie. and one brother,
w. c. Verder, survive The funeral
services were held this afternoon.