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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-11
RIVERS AND HARB0RS
CONGRESS- ENDS SESSION

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1O.--What is de-
most successful convention of its kind
ever held came to an end today when the
national rivers and harbors congress adj
Journed after a three days session. Rep
rcscntative Joseph T., Ransdell OF Louis
lana was reelected president at the
morning session, and Captain J, f.. Eli
son of Cincinnati was reelected secrc
Iary- treasurer Vice presidents to repre-
sent states also were named, The new
board OF directors met Immediately after
adjournment and took up the question
OF the date and place for the next con-
vention. Toledo. o. and one or two
other cities sought TO have the delegates
meet elsewhere than in Washington in
lH1n hui the directors DnlnLel out the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-11
Provo News Notes

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO, Dec. 10.-JudsmeRt by con-
tession was entered today in the district
court in favor OF the Utah Assocla tion
OF Credit Men against Robert Nj. Boyacll
for $i25SS, or several accounts assigned
TO the association.
Amendments to the articles of incor-
poration of The Cedar Valley Development
company were filed with the county clerk
today. The capital stock OF the company
is increased by the amendments from
$4,000 TO $4,000. divided into 81 shares.
Sam Duvancy and J. w. Bradshaw.
who were brought from Salt Lake yes
terday, were arraigncd before Justice
Noon today on a charge of carrying con-
ccaled weapons. The men entered pleas
OF guilty to the charge aud were SEN
fenced TO pay fine of s. each or serve
five days in the city jail. They chose
The iail
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ok TO PRESENT
CONGRESS- FOR RELIEF
Iial TO The Tribune.

cial to The Tribune.
EDEN. Dec. 10.-Thc hope for relief
ithe Weber club. the Intermountaln
X association and the people OF the
i generally. who were interested in the
ring before the Interstate commerce
mission several months age, in which
MAS charged that tho Oregon Short
Z. Southern Pacific and Union Pacific
iroad companies Disseminated against
;fcity IN the matter OF passenger rates.
/ In the belief that the present con-
b will pass certain laws giving the
trstate commerce commission more
rer.
= r. Haywood. president Of the Weber
b. and Judge II, II. Henderson. the
pYneys who appeared before the COM
sion with the complaints Of the Weber
Id and the lntermountain Fair aSso-
hon. are inclined To take an optimistic
W OF the decision of the commission,
~ say that the commission appears 10
te arrived at the conclusion that Og-
a has been Disseminated against In
i matter OF railroad rates. and that IT
buld not he difficult TO have congress
end secticn 90 OF the interstate COM
rec act so that The railroads would be
rived of this arbitrary power.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-11
NEPHI COMMERCIAL
CLUB HOLDS ELECTION
snecial 10 The rrlbnnc.

1peclal TO The TrlDunc.
NEPHI Dec. l0.--At the annual clcc-
ton OF officers OF the Ncphi Commercial
club. Roscoe L. Grover was unanimously
chosen president thus receiving an honor
which Is regarded by the prominent men
OF this community as more Ia bc desired
than amy public office within the gift of
the municipality. Mr. Grover is one OF
the most popular and progressive bust
ness men nf this part of the state. He is
enthusiastic over the future Of this dis
trict is sufficiently diplomatic TO he able
20 hdrmonizc MI the rival factions, and
makes a splendid presiding officer.
The following are the remainder OF the
officers elected. First vice president. r.
L. Footo. second vice president, Jarnes
Biglcr; corresponding secretary; Dennis
Wood; financial secretary, r. II. Burton
treasurer r. W. Vickcrs: director, four-
year term j \, Hyde. Sr; director.
three-year term. T. \, Foote: director.
two-ycar term. w G.. Orme; director.
year term. William Bailey.
I g, VI, Whitmore. tho retiring president
sent iii a farewell address which was
heartily applaudcd by the members and
ordered spread upon the minutes.
The various committees appointed By
The club are busy arranging for the big
reception next Tuesday evening TO DC
rendered 10 Governor Spry and the other
state officials and professors visiting
here I'm attendance on the big farmers
and housewives school.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-11
STRIBUTI0N OF ESTATE
ORDERED BY COURT
al 10 The Trillnne.

icial TO The Tribune
EDEN. Dec. l0.-ID the probate di-
lon OF the district court this afternoon,
3ge Howell rendered decision in the
ate of Emmeline Richey, deceased, in
Ich Louise Swan Van Tssscl and
ompson Corn flied q protest against
report OF the administrator of the
ate.
he court decided that the report OF the
Illustrator shall stand. and orders the
ate, valued at $4,000, 10 he divided as
pws: $500 each TO Albert +, Richey
s. p. Richey. legatces mentioned in
will: $500 each TO Albert +. Richey:
liter Richey and Mary Ellen Ander-
q brothers and sister OF the teStator :;
each 10 Louise Swan Van Tasscl and
bmpson Corn, and $500 10 be divided
png the four children OF Samuel
hey, share and share alike.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-11
CESSIVE DRINK
DESTROYS MANS MIND
/ 10 The Tribune.

fc'Al 10 me tribune,
)GDEN. Dec. 1o.-Wlth liis mental
fcrs almost destroyed from the cN
Sivc use Of intoXicauts, T. Il. Davis.
p says his home is in New York. l.
The city jail undergoing treatment for
ohoism by CITY Physician Browning.
rhe unfortunate fellow was picked up
llie street shortly after his arrival here
"a Pocatello, Ida, where he has been
'ng for several months lie spends his
.e hervously pacing the floor of his
~ The city Jail and climbing 10 the
OF the Iron bars. where hc makes
ple but futile efforts 10 loosen the
ets and bolts Joining the bars to The
Pr Browning believes that with "A few
Ve days treatment Davis will recover
. Will he able TO return to his home
ihc east.
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Institute Called OFF,

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
DRAPER. Dec. l0.-After arrangements
had been made for the farmers institute
10 he held here today. there was such
small number in attendance tlat il was
called off by the professors In charge.
The next institute will be held at River
ton tomorrow. The people at that point
arc very desirous that such a meeting
should be held i'm their city. having COM
plctcd all arrangements for the institute
some time ago
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|ews of lnterm0untain Region
OGDEN DEPARTMENT
PERMANENT OFFICE 24ssa PHONES
s22 OFFICE HOURS A. M. M. TO P. III
Woodnlen Elect Officers,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec. 10.-Th1 Ogden camp oil
the WooGmen OF the World met last night
and elected the following officers for the
approaching year. Past Consul Com
mander 4. r. Wykes; consul command
er. Hyrum Silvcrthorn; advisor, William
II. Drabble, clerk, r. Auth; banker.
George Huss; escort 3. Van der Schuit;
watchman. j. ID. Harris; sentry, Merriott
Rooms: board OF managers. Matthew
Gait William NJ. Piggott and j. d. Paine.
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)ARD OF EDUCATION
ALLOWS AN ESTIMATE
ecial 20 The Tribune.

rtiHI 10 I nc TIlbunc.
pGDEN, Dec 1O,-rhc city board of
pcatlon. at n regular meeting this even
q, allowed 4 partial estimate. amount
3 10 $4,000, 10 the Ecclcs Lumber com
ny as portion OF the amount due on
e erection OF the new high school build
Us The Ogden Electric Supply and
Ature company was allowed 5000 on its
The board decided to require the archi-
q 10 have all Of the plans and csti-
b,es .,s for The proposed twelve room school
'llaing al Van Burcn avenue and Twen-
s-id,nird street ready by January J.
ine resignation OF Miss Emily Ban
pter as German teacher AT the high
nool was accepted and Miss Murphy
I,rted 10 i'll the vacancy,
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To Care for Visitors,
'iaI 90 Tho Tribunc.

fr%ini 10 lEu IvlDunc.
RGDEN, Dec. lQ.-William l.. Russell.
Ir'rman OF the accommodate ton commit
70 arrange for rooms and boarding
tees Tor the delegates who attend the
tsional WoolGrowors convention and
MWinter sheep show here January 8.
Itnu .. wiz be al the city hall all day
Iturday 10 list ioorns for rho visitor:
lFehny 600 rooms have been placed al
IL nlsposal OF the committee. but tho
,esent outlook Is that much greater
Iicommodations viii be necessary Ia
attendance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-11
Held for Ogden.

Ownie GiGSins. q negro, was arrested
by Detective Howell in Commercial
street saloon Friday night and taken to
for The Ogden police officials. According
TO the police. Gigglns is wanted at that
place for highway robbery, Ii being al
legged that he held UP man on Wall
avenue. bctwecIf Twcnty-lifth and Twen-
iN-sINlh strocis. the miGht Of NoNemher q.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-11

work, cluded capture, and disappeared
is supposed to have gone 10 Denver.
Kirk, according TO railway officials, is
Il sympathizer with the striking switch
men. but his friends assert he has be
come insane. 4 reward of 5000 has
been offered for his capture
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-11
Smoker Is Given.

Special TO The Tribune.
SPRJNGVILLE, Dec. 10-A smoker
was given here last night the first of the
season and others will follow. The meet
ing last night proved a success. y vaudc-
willie bill was given and was d pleasing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-11
Funeral Is Held.

Special TO The Tribune.
SANTAQUIN. Dec. lO.-Yestcrday
funeral was held here in the meeting
house over the remains OF Miss Lily
Clark who died here three days ago after
short illness. The counsclors, c. \.
Tlntien and I.ars Alink. spoke.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-11

Don't overlook "LIGHTS AND
SHADOWS or MORMONISM" when
selecting Xmas gifts. You couldn Z
choose a more appropriate present for a
relative or friend who is interested in
Utah S history. For sale by all news
dealers and 1T TRIBUNE OFFICE. OF
S1 o5
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Riley Arraigned.

'ecisl TO The Tribune.
oGDEN, Dec. l0.-Char!cs Riley. one
me three men arrested on tho charge
'Iopblne O Southern PaciflC car of ten
rs OF snoes. was arraigDed In the dis
w court this morning ana given until
Horrow 10 enter his plea. Valentine
lpcon WAS appointed 10 defend the prls-
FER by Judge Howell
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-11

most suitable place is the national cap
ital. and that the convention should be
held coincidcnt with the convcning OF
congress
The matter wns put over after much
discussiop 1t was declared at the close
of the meeting however that majority
OF tic board is opposed to any change
in time and place for holding the con-
vcntion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-11
Action to Quiet Title.
.necial to The Tribune

SpSSial W ! i4S ii'bNhN'
OGDEN. Dec 10.-Claiming that he
holds a fee simple tide TO certain real
estate In this county. and that Ralph
Grange. Dott!e Grange and Edna Dicker
son Kruse have set up an adverse claim
TO the property, Norman II. Ives has be-
gun an action in the district court TO
quiet title to the property.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-11

flights and Shadows Of Mormon.
ISM, for sale at Tribune branch Office
Ogden, Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-11

Tribune Want Ads.
E"li Main 5000 Indnpondcnt 36n
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Tribune Want ADS.

Main 5000, Independent &c
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-04-29
Bear Run

Hello Starr! here | am, but
don't be so sure I'm Davy. Folks
can be mistaken in this world you
know. By the way, you shou' d
see Flowery Banks, it is pro,
fusion of blossoms. 1t is lovely
to behold.
Walter Arnold and wife, of
Gore, spent Sunday with the lat
ter's parents.
L. Inbody and wife, of Old Town
spent Sunday with Jacob Mowery
and family.
Nathan Rutter and wife visited
DR.. Rutter and family Sunday.
Jim Sherlock and family had
as their guests Sunday Levi Redd
and family and George and Noah
Mowery.
Elmer Sheets will move his fam
lily to the farm of the late Angus
tine Palmer the first of the week.
We are sorry to lose them from
our community.
We noticed the clipping in the
paper last week from the Murray
City News. The Editor of the
news deplores the condition of our
country. Why didn't he Jog our
minds that sthese are Republican
times. 1t Mr.. Bryan had been
elected last fall there would be few
er Republican papers because
many of them would have exploded
over the hard times as soon as the
inauguration was over. This
thing Of the rich getting richer
and the poor poorer is Republican
ways, and don't look for a change
under this administration.
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Good Hope

A Goodly number from this vicinity
attended the school closing at Brushy
Fork, Saturday, and reported fine
time.
Charles Starner was Lancaster
caller, last Saturday.
Elmer Beougher, of Rockbridge, at.
tended the school closing at Brushy
Fork.
Mrs. Lucinda Starner and son at
tended the school closing at Brushy
Fork, last Saturday evening.
Cleve Azbell called on Chas. Starn.
er, Sunday.
Wilson Starner hauled a load OF
baskets to Sugar Grove, last Satur-
day, for Burt Hedge,
John Byers and Elmer Dupler, of
Rockbridge, attended Sunday school
at Good Hope
Herbert Starner, of Lancaster, Wis
tied his parents, Saturday and Sun
day.
Old Crupper, what is wrong with
you? You must have been eating razor
soup lately, Won't l have fun sit.
ting on the fence waiting till l get
old enough to fill that place, but you
will have to feed me sweet things.
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Big Pine and Vicinity

Charles Febus and wife passed
through here one day last week,
John Dresback made business
trip to Laurelville last Wednesday
Albert Lytle delivered load OF
potatoes to Laurelville last Wed
Enid Cupp attended the exhibi,
tion at the Karshner school house
last Thursday evening.
Rev. Fetherolf was the guest of
Roy Huffman last Friday.
Ira BANTER, of Happy Ridge,
was seen in our valley last Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Margie Neff and children,
of Tarlton, passed through here
last Friday.
Isaac CULLEN assed through
here last Friday.
John Wooleyer, of Cedar Grove
called on Will Chilcots last Friday
Roy Huffman aud sister, Rstha,
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Cedar Grove

Joe Vest and wife, w. l.. Rose,
Mrs. Minnie Allen, Elizabeth and
John Nihart are on the sick list.
Irwin Chilcoe, of Smock, was
the Sunday guest of his uncle, f
f. Woolever.
Mrs Xema Kalklosch, of Nickle
Plate, WAS the guest of her parents,
Joseph Vest and wife.
L W. Bsery, James lies, George
and o. @. Culp were business Wis
itors at Logan last week.
Clyde Rose and wife will mov e
to the John Rempel farm south of
Logan.
George Woolever has returned
home from an extended visit with
relatives at Circieville.
Several of our citizens were in
itiated in the order of Red Men,
at Hue, Saturday night.
Charles Shaw and Absalem
Hart, of South Bloomingville,
passed through here last week.
Irene Trimmer spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents, of
Fairview. NIFTY.
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Buzzard Avenue

Bessie Shatrer is working in Logan
at present.
Cy Young and Elwood Stiverson
were in Lancaster, Saturday.
Lucius Rider and Noah Stiverson
were In Logan, Tuesday.
Goldie and Ewood Stiverson and
Bessie Shalfer attended the last day
of school at Brownsville.
Quite number from here attended
the last day of school at Baileyburg,
Thursday.
Bessie Shatfer made a business trip
to Logan, Saturday.
Lizzie Carpenter and sister called
on Bessie Shaffer, Sunday evening.
Chas. Shafler and son, of Murray,
were the guests of l.. Shaffer and
family, Sunday
Lucius Rider, and Elwood and Boyd
Stiyerson were seen in Pine Grove,
Sunday forenoon,
Bessie shalier was the guest of Col
die Stiyerson, Friday evening.
Blanche, Hazel and Mamie Kraft,
Jeanette, Lucille and Leonard Srears
called on Bessie Shatfer, Saturday
evening.
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Fern Ridge

Henry Stool,, Of this place, re-
turned to his home at Delaware, Fri
day.
Henry Miller and wife visited their
daughter, Mrs. Frank Walker, the
latter part of last week.
Jesse McGrady passed through this
place, enroute to Gibisonville, Satur-
day evening.
George Bailey and son were Logan
shoppers, Saturday.
Chas. Myer, of near Logan, spent
Sunday at home.
Sarah, Florence and Innes Blum,
and Laura and Emma Myer spent
Sunday with Tena Bailey.
Nirgie Goss is spending a couple Of
weeks with her sister, Mrs Geo. Blum.
VIM, Notestone closed very sue
cessful term Of school at district No.
2, Wednesday.
Frank Harden, of near Enterprise,
spent Sunday with his wife.
George Kline, of Enterprise, passed
through this place, one day last week.
Mabel Anderson is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Homer Judy, of Lancas-
ter.
Howard Clark's smiling face passed
through this place, one day last week.
Quite q number of the boys attended
church at the Holiness, Sunday eve-
ming.
VIM. Myers and wife gave a party
at their home, Saturday evening.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
playing games and all report a good
time. Those present were as follows:
Innes, Sarah and Florence Blum, Icel
Green, Maggie Stoody, Dora Ander-
son, Gertie Kuhn, Tena Bailey, Edna
and Virgie Goss, Irma Weaver, Ottie
Stoody, Laura and Emma Myers,
Dorothy Conrad, Cecil Miller, Boyd
Kuhn, Clifford and John Kline, Wal
ter Bowers, John, Howard and Dan
Myers, Samuel Bailey, George and
Clarence Green, Harry Volt, Denver
Brown, Clifford Trout, Lehnen Mill
er, John Klinker, Chas. Myers, Clint
Woods, Chas. Miller and Geo. Clark.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
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visited friends on Happy Ridge
the latter part of last week.
DR.. Meleher and wife, of South
Bloomlngville, called on A. Lytle
and femily Sunday.
Mrs. Byron Mowery and two
children, Nellie and Ruth, called
on Mrs. Dot Barclay, Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Harsh and May
Smyres called on Mrs. Jane Dire S.
back, Sunday.
Fenton Smells was a visitor tC
SO. Bloomingville last Friday.
Will 10y and family were seen
on cur streets Sunday,
Byron Mowery and wife were
visitors to Laurelville last Satur.
day.
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ROCkbridge

Mrs Gotleib Bailey and Miss
Rachael Matthias called on Mrs
Katherine Bailey, Wednesday.
Mr.. Raymer and wife called on
Mack Polling, Sunday.
Miss Ellie Wharton took dinner
with Grandma Wharton, Sunday,
On the 1lth of April the many
friends of Katherine Bailey gather
ed together to honor her 81 birth-
day. She received many valuable
gifts and spent the evening very
pleasantly. All report good
time. The next day following,
her children gathered and gave
her another surprise. We wish
her many more happy birthdays.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Beougher, boy.
Mrs. Vern Dupler was the guest
of Mrs. G, b. Huls.
Mrs. George Dupler wa, seen on
our streets, Monday.
When Frank Comstock was
asked why he smiled, he said,
ooh, it's boy"
Mr. Fred Edwards was seen on
our streets enroute to Fred Bower.
Miss Della Goss called on her
mother, Saturday evening.
Mr.. Dutch Edwards and Ed.
Dupler went to Brushy Fork, Sat.
urday evening, to attend the exhi-
bition.
Mr.. Gotleib Bailey was in Lo-
gan, Saturday, on business.
Miss Cora Kline, of Pleasant
Hill. visited Earnest Shull, Sun
day.
Mr.. Peter Sloan and wife, of
Logan, called on friends, at Rock
bridge, Sunday.
Miss Alice Raymer and Cinda
Smith called on Almeda Bailey,
Sunday. Blue BONNET.
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housekeeping time seems to- he
the order Of the day in this vicin-
itv.
Mrs. b f Nhjser and daugh.
ter Sabra, were ston on our streets
Saturday.
Jacob Nihiser was IL caller at
j. w. Smiths, Sunday morning.
Mrs Cotterman, who has been
on the sick list for sometime, is
slowly improving.
Edward Pierson and family were
seen passing through this place
Saturday.
The Misses Hulda and Bertha
Smith attended church at Zion,
Sunday evening.
John Rolston was the Sunday
guest of Jess Rolston and wife.
Miss Stella Smith called on Mi iss
Birdie Rogers, Thursday.
Miss Sabra Nihiser was seen on
our streets Friday.
j. W. Smith was a Logan caller
Saturday. BLUE BELL.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-04-29

School was largely attended Satur-
day evening.
The Band played on the streets
last saturday evening. The boys
are dring fine.
The Laurelville schools close
Friday. There is normal school
for six weeks following.
On next Tuesday evening the
Jubilee Singers at Williamson &
Hall. Reserved seats at 5. f..
Whites.
Recital of Miss Pontious' class
of piano students Thursday at the
NJ. + Church.
Frank Dawson is building him a
house and expects to move in it in
two or three weeks.
Mrs. Jones will also build in the
near future
Bebmun Drum received sprsin-
ed ankle while playing ball last
Saturday.
The G. p. School is looking bet.
ter since they have began repair
ing it.
Mr.. Kershaw, the Dentist, Will
move his Office in S. f. Whites
building this week.
Ray Williamson, of Logan, was
over on visit last Sundly. We
afe glad to see Ray back.
Mrs. Clara Cupp and daughter
were business shoppers here last
Saturday.
John Dresbach and Albert Ly tie
called on Reuben Dresbnch last
Saturday.
Rachel Stevens is quite poorly
at this writing.
Will Huffman and wife and F.
Huffman were business visitors
here last Saturday.
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Logan Route 2


Mrs. Rose Whiting end Mrs.
Gompf called on Joho Polling and
family, Monday.
Mr.. John Harvey of Pattonville,
visited Mr.. ID. A. Polling and fam.
lily Monday.
Mr., Il. D. Wright and daughter
Jessie, were. Logan visitors Wed
nesday.
Mr.. Horacs Smith of Logan, was
visitor OF tins place recently.
Mr.. Dwight Polling is on the
sick list.
Mr.. Eber Mowery of this place,
closed his school Friday.
George Kessler spent Friday in
Murray City.
Following are the persons from
t1is place WHO attended the last
day of sc:jool at Webbs, Saturday :
Messrs. Orla, Homer, Roy and Will.
liam Wolfe, Frank Polling and Guy
Wright, Misses Dove and Beulah
Polling, Lila Fickel, Maud Bright,
Bertha and Anna Cell, Grace
Wolfe, Jessie Wright and Estella
and Susie Polling. All report fine
time.
Frank Fickel who is laboring at
Bremen, visited his family of this
place over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Nelson Inboden
were the Sunday guests of Mr..
Andy Inboden, and family.
Miss Lucy Cell, who is doing
culinary work in Logan, visited
her home Sunday.
We are sorry to learn that the
infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Abra.
ham Mohler has severe attack of
the pneum onia. We hope to hear
soon of its speedy recovery.
MIR. aud Mrs. Andy Kessler, of
r ish Creek, visited the formers
parents, Mrs. j. G.. Kessler, Sun
day.
Mr.. A. G. Clark is seriously ill
with the pneumonia.
Mr.. Ferd Kessler, of near Logan,
was the Sunday guest of Mrs.
Joseph kessler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Wolfe, call
ed on Mrs. Frank Miller, Sunday.
1t is rumored that young peo
ple's society will start at Bethany,
in the near future.
MIR, and Mrs. Thomas Goodllve
of Logan, were the Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Mohler.
Miss Ida Fickel is performing
culinary work IN Logan.
Mr.. Azra Hamilton and family
called on Mrs. Dwight Polling, Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Jessie and Mr.. Edward
Fickel have both purchased new
bicycles to test the ridge with this
sumner.
Flowing aud planting potatoes
seems to be the OF der Of the day,
Ethel Inboden was a Logan
visitor Sunday. Non VISITOR.