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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-01
EMPLOYEES ACQUIRE
ALBUQUERQUE
FOUNDRY
R, P. Hall, Pioneer Business
Man. Sells Long Established
Manufacturing PlanttO New
Company Composed Largely
of Employees,

r. +. Hall, for tW enty-eight years
one OF the leading business men Of
Albuquerque, and during the major
portion of that time operating the Al
%buqucrquo Foundry and Machine
Works, closed a deal last night by
which the business passes into the
hands of a corporation. under the old
name. composed largely Of employees
of the plant. 4 majority of the now
owners have been with Mr. Han for
years. and All of them are wen known
citizens. Tho property viii be oper-
ated in future as the Albuquerque
Foundry and Machine Works by the
following; william Bryce. Peter
stewart. NJ. Ridley. w. @. Hopping.
Frank Hopping. G. B.. Hopping, James
Stewart, T. NJ. Bullard. Peter Low,
n. b. Ray, A. G. Culver. c. NJ. Davis.
Mrs. Alice Chandler With The eXcep-
ton of Mrs. Chandler, e. NJ. Billiard.
c. NJ. Davis and 4. G.. Culver, the
new owners have been in the employ
of ID plant for SOM time. and are
thoroughly familiar with the business.
Mr.. Hail has not announced his plans
for the future, but it is probable that
he will spend much of his time in
California During his long residence
in Albuquerque he has been promi-
nently identified with ali Of the
eity's interests. ana has been an active
force in its upbuilding. He has served
the community not only as a business
man, but in public office. chpably and
successfully. and the property he has
built up has for many years beef one
OF the eity's most prominent indus
tries.
It is safe to assume that the prop
crty viii continue its successful career
under the new management. since nj
Of the owner are practical men. who
thoroughly understand all details of
tho business
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-01
OFFICE SUPPLIES

Another year has gone and a mes
one ushcred in. The old books are
to be closed up and new ones sun-
stituted There arc some new and
up%-to-date methods of bookkeeping
that save a great deal Of labor Get
next.
Here are some Of the things We
carry that you viii need:
Ledgers. journals. day books, cash
books and records, all sizes and bind
ings.
Trial Balance Books
Invoice Books.
The shannon File.
The Clip File.
Order Books.
SALES Books (with or without your
namel.
Loose Leaf Books.
Our assortment Of loose leaf books
covers everything in ordinary de-
mani
W. also carry q big assortment Of
Inks Mucllage. Waste Baskets ana
Other office accessories.
ID you ever need legal blanks? We
have them.
Wen in need OF engraved caras
give us a. call. We take your order
and insure prompt delivery.
W. have a shipment OK Note paper
lust IN. Duke City" Linen. 90 cents
4 pnnd-envelopes to match. some
thIg fine.
sTRONG's BOOK STORE,
Phols 1104. Next door to +.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-01
SHOT
BY vENGEfUL
NATIVE
ZAN0NE VICTIM OF
DESPERATE ASSAULT
-uiS Baca in Jail for Deed In
jured Man in St, JoSeph'S
Hospital Dying, Physicians
Fear,

Leo Zanone, a well known Italian,
proprietor OF a small saloon and gro
cory at 1909 South Second street, was
shot and probably fatally wounded
about l o'clock yesterday afternoon.
by Luis Baca, OF 1908 Barelas road.
The exact causes which led up to the
shooting are still shrouded in much
mystery. as Zanone was unable 10
give a complete account OF the affair.
and Baca positively refused to make
any statement to the county officers.
or to Night Marshal Harry Cooper.
who arrested him shortly after the
shooting occurred. According to IA
none Baca entered the saioos about
/ o'clock and Immediately began to
curse the bartender. Zanone says
that he requested the man to refrain
from using such language in the place
as women customers were likely to
enter the grocery department of the
store at any time. and would not re
main TO make purchases in the event
he continued swearing, as they would
think a rough house was on.
I'm just start a rough house right
now Baca is reported to hav@ said.
and Immediately drew a "a revolver.
with which he shot ZanOne. The bull
let entered the body In the region Of
the heart, passed entirely through tue
left lung and broke the skin in the
back below the shoulder blade. Ia
none was taken TO st. Joseph's hos
pital in an ambulance, where city
Physician John F. Pearce extracted
the bullet.
Baca rushed out of the saloon after
he had fired the shot n ran for
three blocks, where he entered anoth-
or saloon.
when arrested BY OFFICER Cooper.
Baca appeared cool and collected
When the policeman asked him for
tho gun with which he had shot Ia
none. Baca replied. "NeVer mind the
gun. I'll attend 10 that The gun
was located later in the possession Of
Ramon Baca. a son of the mar who
did the shooting. It is supposed that
the father met the boy shortly after
thu affair occurred and handed him
the weapon. The revolver is a cheap
double-action forty-four 1t Was
learned by the police last night that
Baca had been carrying tho gun for
tho mast three weeks. The TACT that
hc had been toting il for that length
of time leads TO the belief that The
shooting may have been premeditatcd.
According to those who are well ac-
Quainted with both Zanone and Baca.
bad blood has existed between them
FOR some time past. Baca has a wife
and five children living on Barelas
road. near the southern city limits
Both men are quite wei known.
Zanone having lived here practically /
am his life. Baca came here five
Years & from santa Fe. where he
has a number of relatives. II is said
that he had been drinking heavily for
some time past. When arrested YES
tcrday. however. he showed no evil
dence of being intoxicated.
A late report last night from st Jo-
seph's sa%nitarium was 70 the effect
That the wounded man was resting as
el as could b. expected under the
i~renmstances. The wound is an eN-
,eedingly dangerous one. as pneumo-'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-01

DR. CONNER osTEoPATH.
Room q n T. Aruijo Building.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-01
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Washington, Dee. 31-New Mexico
Parity cloudy Friday ana Saturday.
Automatically cloudy Friday;
saturday. increasing cloudiness, with
ain or NOV in northern portion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-01
QUIET WELCOME TO
THE NEW YEAR IN
ALBUQUERQUE
Customary Noisy Greeting Isl
Omitted for 1909 and Aver
age Citizen UcherS in theI
Year by Gong 10 Sleep,

It is probable that the usual mum
Der Of New Year resolutions have
been made in Albuquerque, and the
customary observance Of the begin
ming of 1909 will be marked today by
the closing Of business houses, hut for
all the welcome given the incoming
or the new year at midnight last night
one would hardly have guessed that
another year had slipped by. Aside
from a few Ineffective pistol shots
and a few strained notes from a few
locomotive ana factory whistles. there
was no outbreak such as has been
customary here in past years. The
average citizen ushercd in the new
year by turning yer IN bed.
Far different was the midnight OBJ
scrHancc of last night and that Of a
year ago. In Albuquerque the mid
night hour marked the end OF Iicens-
cd gambling In New Mexico, and for
the four or five hours before midnight
the gambling houses on Central ave-
nue. were alive with people. the
streets wore crowded and holiday con-
ditions obtained. Last night when
the midnight hour rolled around
practically every one in ~Alhuquerme
had ceased to remember that we ever
had licensed gambling here The
streets were deserted and aside from
a few merry makers returning from
New Years eve celchr.s us. thors
was nothing to ..sAAcAn-.qhcfrom
any other
To-day. The first day ~ thc ,,ar.
win Doe quite generally observed. A
number of stores will close for The
entire day. others for half OF the day
aud II viii he much Of "A holida,
During tho afternoon the Commcrciai
club viii keep open house and IN,
Nomans club will give an afternoon
reception to friends and To strangers
who may be visiting here. \ number
OF Albuquerque ladies' will be at home
during the afternoon. observing the
good old fashioned custom of greeting
friends with good wishes for the
coming year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-01

Many little lives have been saved
by Foley's Honey and Tar. FOR coughs.
colds. Group and whooping cough. r
is the only safe remedy FOR infants
and children. as II contains mo- opiaies
other narcotic drugs and children
like Foleys Honey and Tar. Care
fnl mothers keep q bottle in the house.
Refuse substitutes For sale by j. Il
O'Rlelly Co
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-01

Nothing but strictly home cooking
NJ the Columbus Hotel.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-01
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-01

MIA or other complications may set in,
which would result in death in q very
short time.
Baca was lodged in the county jail
and will be held pending a preliml-
nary hearing when the outcome Of "a
uone's injuries is known. In the
meantime efforts viii be made by the
authorities to secure further evidence
in the matter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-01
FRENCH & LOWBER
JNDERTAKEEs AND LICENsEO
EsIBALMERS
Lady Attendant
Fifth and Central Phone $40
Phone $40

brother. Mr.. Ernest Baker. Of 5Qf
North Twelfth street Both bride and
groom are wen known here. MISS
Baker, now Mrs. Wilson, having beor
for several years past u of the ei-
ncicnt teachers in tho Fourth Ward
school Mr.. Wilson holds a respon-
siblc position VITA tho American Lum
Der coraiaav at iKetner. The newly
married couple left Wednesday night
for Ketncr. where they viii make
their home.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-01

CTR WORK OF LAUNDERING
ON LADIES COLLARS. SBIRt
WAISTS, SKIRTS AND DUCh
suns is UNSURPASSED. NiPEB-
IN LAUNDRY, BACK OF POSI-
OFnCE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-01

our POLICY Is QUICK SALES
AND SMALL PROFITS. LET Cs
SHOW YOU THAT NE CAN SAW
YOU MONEY ON YOUR GROCER
les. r. C. PRATT n CO.. 2f4 s
SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-01

OUR ASSORTMENT OF CANNED
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ARE A
SELECTED STOCK. COME IL AND
EXAMINE THEN. L. G. PRATT .
Co, 214 :. SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-01

0rR DOMESTIC FINISH is JUST
rHE THING AND SATISFIES OUR
PARONS. IL YOU WANT TO Be
Up no DATE HAVE YOUR LAUN-
isRf DONE BY THE IMPERIAL
BACK OF PoSroFFTCE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30

&litIfer NIT DEM Ir5t. 8dbreno
griterer. .reiflih eutlobnt. iih ipicber
en%tfernte, frat Der Sottor gu Dem Be-
lplbtloien unb unterlu6te i'm.
Gr ibiitteltc ben aopf. Ser
&irI1e bat cine ei9eutbiimlibe
aranfbeit", iaste CT. rbie in inherent
frobliden Iiinden eIiidliderfpeiie
mn ielten porfpmmt. Sunger unb
gridDpfung baben i'm nieberseiporieu.
Ser arme Wenib bradte ipabriheins
Itd felt mebreren Sasen nidts
8armes mebr iiber Die 3unee. Sa
bilft MIR cine Iranei. Solen sic
cine Saiie pou frdftiger 8ouiuon. Sd
mill inbeiien ieben, Oh er nidt aus
ieiner 8etdublns getpedt tperoen
fdnn."
Ser Rann elite in Die Slide unb
bradte bas @erlanste nod tpenisen
0linuten.
Sic 9emiibunsen bes Ir5tes tparcn
niht erfolglos gcblieben. Sermann
atbmete pieber. aber feline Iugen off
neten ii6 ni6t. Sies eeidab crit.
als Der 9ottor iih bereits entfernt
bate unb Der Yatient na6 beiieu 8ors
i6rift ben iediten S0ffel poa Der
trdfti9en 8riibe erbielt.
0erpunbert iHaute er Inn ii6.
~8o bin i6 beun?" fraste er.
.Sn 9ltsn Sdnben", beriiherte fem
Sileeer. pelfer ben in Ieinem Snnern
auseni6einli1 tobenben Sturm ees
tpaltlam be5tpans, ~es beitebt, mein
lieber Sunge. feline @efabr mebr fir
Sibl"
Sie Gufmerfiamteit Sermann's
tpurbe Durf ben Slang bieier Stimme
sefpedt. 6ori6enb idaute er Ieinem
Radbar ing 8eii6t. sd mub Sic
idpn friiber einmal seieben baben".
bemerfte er, .tpeiB aber nidt mo.
@er iinb Sic benn. Serr?"
Ser 8efraete CAB benz Yatienten
tuieber eincn 2Offel gouilon. Dsit
benz Iusbrud unbeihreiblider CART
lidfeit rlbten feline Iusen auf linn.
~9u fennit mid nift mebr?" fragte
er. bod 9u funnit mid ia nift mebr
fennen. g%rinnerlt Oh Sid pobl
nod beg Wannes. Der Sid IN Stutts
CART aus ben Sdnben Der falihen
Spieler befrcit bat lno nafber nit
Dir auf Der Sanf iaB?"
Stun tpIbte Sermaun auf einnlal
8ei6eib. .a6". rief er. sic iinb
es. Der 8raftmeni6! sbcr i6 mar
nod in Der Marienfirde, nie fam i'd
bierber?"
.@s lit Dir elm flciner llnfaa 5llz
9e1toben", eripiberte aisipci6cnb Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30

&pmobiant; lid befanb mid III Der
Ndbe unb oante Dem Simmel, baB er
mid abermals Dir 81 Siilfe 9eianbt
bat. Sod jest bebnrfit On porerit
Der &ube. Sn elm paar Sagen bit
Su tpieoer 9an5 bereeiteut."
Sermann mari leinem Sflegcr
einen Bid 81, Der unalls9eiproben
Die Srage: limb bann?" eutbielt.
Ser Wanu beritanb iic.
Snnie prebte er ben &ranfen
an ii6.
y9u brau6it Sir fpesen Seiner
Sufunft feline Gorge gu maten".
mabnte CT, benn ieBt bait Sn inter
ben bunberttauien3 9leifeiiltigcn
Ser8eu in bieier eroBen Stabt zines
9efunpen, bas Sid liebt unb bns 9i6
nift mebr in @lenb uno Notb 5uriids
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30
Original GrsaRlmne BON 3. NJ.


in Der GapeIle, tpobin lie Ii6 jebesmal
ipenbet, lpenn lie elm beionperes Ins
ltcgen bat"
~Hein". ertpiberte Inrtbn ents
idloiien, Id femme ieet meinc Sfli6t,
bon ocren G%rfiilun9 mid nidts mebr
abbrtn8en fann."
Die Snntc belt lie nift lGn9er
mcbr auf unb bos Yt6b6eu elite bapon.
&o9tberr mar nidt ipenig eritarnt.
ais er bas Saiport Der So6ter erbielt.
Iuf einen 10 i6nelen grfols bate err
niht gerchnet. Wit einem befries
Di9ten @rtuien bantte er unb ,lpolte
Dem Wtabheu Die Sanb reihen, bod
nit ablpeiienber 8ebdrbe i1iittelte
Wartba Den 8opf.
sd babe 9ctban. mas id tbun
muBte", belt lie NIT %ernitcr 8etonuns
ent9e9en, "benn tros Iaem bin ih
0ein Sinh. gu ober banbeIit nitt
ipie Elm gater an mir. 9as beibt gu
re9t gut. 0esbalb pirit 9u es audi
besreifli6 finben, tpenn ienes @efiibl.
baS Sater unb Sohter nit chamber
perbinben io1te. in mir ni6t mebr
lebt. gs lit mir idtper senue sez
tuorben, nber i6 bertraue auf Die
@naoe bes au9iitisen @aters i'm Stms
mel. Der mid nift berlaiien tpirb aui
benz bnrnenbpIIen Rfabe. auf tpelfem
ih bur6 Die Sfli9t sebrdnet tpprben
bin." .
gertpirrt i6lus @ostberr bic Gusen
nieber. CT tpanbte ii6 ab unb besab
ii6, pbne cine 9emerfung an Die
8orte Der So6ter eefniipft gu baben.
in ben 8alo 8u ieinem Meiler binaus.
Wartba nber mafte iif ipieber aii
ben 8e9 81 Der Sante, BET tpel1er iif
nun aud Die @duerin befanb.
9ieie trat .alif iie gu. SIT e.
fpabr?" fra9te Sdolaitifa nit bebens
Der Stimme, rtpus mir Iuna eeiasi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30
IS I e 3 II n o.

,gs foitet mid ben 9ieit meines
Eerm0eens", fiiete ie rubt9 bin5u.
,a6er ebe ib oas brnpe ainb an 2eib
ilnb Seele 3u @runbe 9eben laiie, 8eb
vi .eS bin, ielbit tpenn es ntht arss
reiden ioute, perbc i6 Die nDtbigen
Saittel i6affen, uno tpenn i6 nit
Sneinen alien Sdnben bel metnen
friiberen 9ienitboten ais Wago arbetz
Sn uu1b." .,.
q Sinh, Sinh, ieuf8te Inna,
.ipas lit bas fir cine SrauI Guf Der
san5en 8elt tbut es ibr feline an Sod
bers9teit unb Opiermltb 9lei6l Sd
bin feit iiber5eli9t, baB lie 8ort bait,
tpenn es %notblpenbtg miro"
Sn tpafienber Iufre9ung bate
Dtartba auf Die gaittbeilun9 Der Sante
eebort. Shire @an8en 9liibten unb
Die i66nen Iu9en ~itrabIfen IN fat
iiberirbiIhem 8lan3.
3drtli6 ifmiegte lie iid an Innd.
r9as barf S6olaitifa ni6t", erfldrte
5ie enti6ieben; utpenn i6 lire @obls
tbaten unb ibre miitterli6e 2tebe 10
perselten fpiirbe, tpdre i6 bas unbanfs
barite @eI60pf. Ieinetbalben ioate
iie Die @tittel bin9eben, ipel6e tie fir
ibren 2ebensabenb 10 %notblpenbig
brau6t? Neiu. Sante, t%auienb Ral
nein! Selbit mod niel S6tperercs
tpiirbc i1 lieber ertrasen, oIs Die cole
Srau fir, mid elm Spfer brinsen
Iaiien, bas iie inibreu alien Sa8en 81
gntbebrln8en 5tpinst. Sd perbe
benz 8ater iaeen, bag Der 8uni6
Sigel's erfiiut tperben ioa."
Sic erbob ii9 unb pollte seben, bod
glnna belt iie 5uriid. ~@iuit Su
ni6t iparten", fraste iie, Ibis bic
8duerin suriidfommt? Sic madte
einen Seiu6 BEL u~nierer lieben Srau
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30

Sn nod sebobener StimmIns. als
lie gefommen, febrte Nartba nadJ
5auie 5uriid. Ser @ater erihien erit
3iemlid ipdt. gs tpollte ibm nidt
reht gefalcu, baB Die Sodter cine
balbidbrise Sriit Bis 81 ibrer @erbins
oung nit Sisel nerlanste, aber
i6lieBli6 CAB er bod mad unb ber@
ipra6 au6 fir Die giuipiqisuns bes
grdutigams gu iorsen.
Sieier fiiste iid, inter Der ges
biteun9, Dab Die @erlobun9 offentlif,
befannt gemaht perbe. ipas oeun alih
seifab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30
Wur etnmQl
sferieren tuir iebem 2eier
Der ,%,snrembntger 8altttt"

niht rur elm Sab importierte boil
lanoiibe Sarinee (Wtilberne uno
8Dgener) Der beiten Sorte gum iebr
riebriaer 8reiie pun SO Gents, ions
bern eleibseitig elm ooaitanoiges
NiIprtiment anoerer, bel uns Seutz
iden 5ebr beliebten Waaren. SieieS
Inerbietert MAIDEN mir, bamit Sic
oieie @aarer, auf unier Riiifo pers
iuten, unb stpar traee1 mir bic
Srabtfoiten auf bieie Senoung.
Sic brauden nur ben tpeiter unterl
befinoliher 8eiten< 8ettel aussus
5dneioen, SIREN 0amen uno Sbre
Goreiie barauf au ibreiben uno bies
fen Beiteu- 8ettel per BDft an uns gu
ienoen. @ir peroen Sbnet banr
iofprtalIe bieie Waaren, tuelhe $500
betragen, suienben uno spar nab
gmpfane elmer Inaablung BON nur
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-21

sibilities for Warsaw in short time
]. G. Young will open his new hall
at Suffer, with grand ball on the
twenty eighth of October. Music by
Brault's orchestra of Warsaw. There
will be ball every month until and
including March.
On Saturday, Nov. / Young's hall
at Suffer will open as roller skat-
ing rink, and every Saturday there
after it will be used for that purpose.
Rev. j. NJ. Thompson of Macomb,
ILL.,, former pastor of the Presbyterian
church here, was called over to Off
ciate at the funeral of the late w. w.
Reed of Wythe township, which oc
Cured Tuesday.
DR.. w. L. Winnard and wife have
returned from an extended visit to
California cities and other far west
ern points, among them Yellowstone
park, and the AlaskaYukon exposition
at Seattle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-21
BUS RUNNING
Up The HILL
Since the Interurban Cars Have Quit
Scaling the Mount Mckinley Of
Warsaw, a Conveyance
Has Been Installed.
CRAWFoRD's HAND HURT
DR.. and Mrs. Winnard Are Home From
an Extended Visit to califor-
MIA, Yellowstone Park
ard Exposition.

WARSAW, H., Oct. 21.-The Hotel
Grant runs a bus to the levee at foot
of Main street, since the trolle- has
discontinued its trips up 4th street
hill. 1t also calls for passengers and
takes them to car.
Rev. Thos. Hines, pastor of ST.
Paurs Episcopal church, has accepted
call to the pastorate of the Episco-
pal church at Wyoming, H., and will
at once remove to that city.
John Critchfield has gone to South
Dakota to take up a soldiers claim.
James F. Crawford is suffering from
a badly mashed left hand which was
caught between a hayrack and wagon
wheel. In putting the rack on, it
slipped and caught his hand on the
top of the wheel.
Mrs. Emma Lichtenberger received
on Tuesday, Oct. 10, from the NJ. w
A. the amount of insurance held on
her late husbands life, ten days after
his death. The NJ. W. A. is noted
for promptness in paying its death
claims.
A roller skating rink is one of pos
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-21
= = . = . . = = = = = . Z, Z
= KAHokA, MO.

The Hunter sisters have purchased
the residence property of Charles
orahood, in Clarks second addition
to Kahoka
Rev. E. M. Houchens has purchas
ed the Frank Sherwood residence,
adjoining the NJ. P. church.
c. G. Lang and a. G. Trump are at
tending the K of P. grand lodge
meeting in Hannibal. They are dele
gates from the Kahoka lodge.
Mrs. Ed Wormhoudt represented
the Pythian Sisters lodge of Kahoka
at the grand lodge meeting in Hanni-
bal Tuesday and Wednesday
Mrs. Ed Mackey and children of
Chicago, are guests of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kearns.
Miss Minerva Chappill, sister Of
Mrs. John P. Bourn, of Kahoka, was
married October g. at her home IN
Fresno, California. to Mr.. Everett
Prather. The bride is well known in
/ Kahoka
! Mrs. Luther Williamson of CORN,
was stricken with severe hem
orrhage on the train Monday, near
i Luray. She was brought to kahoka
and taken to the McQuary hotel The
stricken woman, in company of Mrs.
Dr. HAYS and Mrs. Thomas Williams,
were en- route to Hannibal as dele
gates to the grand lodge of Pythian
/ Sisters. At the present she is very
little better.
Circuit court adjourned Tuesday.
VIM s. Ballard died at the home OF
4 his brother, Wednesday OF last week
VIM. Ballard of Kahoka, was with his
4 son at his death. Deceased is surviv-
ed by wife and baby girl, father
4 two sister and one brother. Inter
ment in California. Relatives havs
the sympathy of many friends in thei,
sorrow.
T. C. Wooldirge and Miss Elite
Grimes, of Wayland, were united In
marriage by G. M. Callihan, in IA
hoka. Monday.
Thomas NJ Daggs died at his home
in San Jose, California, October 5
after a short illness. Deceased wa
LACED rs years. He was up until
few years ago. resident of Clarl
county. and resided at winchester.
son, Ray Daggs, was buried in Ka
hoka but a few months ago. On
daughter and two sons survive. De
ceased had many friends in Clarl
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There have been over twenty-eight
car loads of apples shipped from here.
The P. E. o. chapter of Milton list
ened to Mrs. Allender of Kansas as
she was delegate to supreme chap
ter at Mt. Pleasant and was visiting
her sister. Mrs. Gurnsey as she return
ed. Her talk was good.
The stock sales this fall all bring
high prices, being in fine condition.
Riron Power has this route for
Buck Reiner Grocery Co., and was IN
town this week. We are glad he has
this route as this is his old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ressler have returned
from Keokuk. They have been help
ing Clifford Cooleys move from keo-
liuk to Mt. Sterling. Ill. He is route
man for Kellogg Birge Co, and can p
more with his family by going thers'
He is also Milton boy.
This evening the marriage OF MISS
Ada Campbell to Mr.. Charles hekepi
will occur at her home here. THIS an-
other of our teachers during seseiai
years, will take up home duties -
stead Of teaching. Many friehus "a
tend well wishes
w. Y. Howells are parents u
daughter: w. G. Edwards son
James Colts daughter, all DOTH YIN
week, all of Milton.
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T. H. Goldsberry and son have re-
turned from a visit to Colorado.
Mr. Renner will move into the
hotel he purchased of o. NJ. Lucas.
Mr.. Whalen who has been running the
hotel will move back to his residence
in the east part of town. Mr.. Lucas
will occupy the residence vacated by
Mr.. Renner.
Mrs. Devance is having her place
beautied by having new concrete
walks put down
Mrs. Baker has moved into her new
house on Main street.
Mr.. Snyder, the blacksmith, has
moved into Mrs. Bakers house in the
west part of town.
Moving seems to be the order Of
the day.