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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-18
MURRAY NEWS NOTES

Special To The Tribune.
MURRAY. April 1.-THE Murray
volunteer fire department met in its
quarters today and elected officers for
the ensuing year. Sam Whittlc, the in
cumbcut was lie elected fire chief. while
William Caldwell was elected captain
of hose cart No. 3. Stern Woods will
act III the capacity of chairman, and
Walter Whitehead Will be the sccre-
tary and treasurer, while Con Cal
laghcr Will manage the gymnasium
Dell, the young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Woods, died at the home Of his
parents today of pneumonia, after n
brief illness, The funeral VIII bc held
Sunday afternoon from the famIly resi-
donce. lntcrmcnt VIII take place in
the South Cottonwood cemetery.
The young daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. W. Spanton, who died of pneumonia
Wednesday, was buried today in the
South Cottonwood cemetery The fu-
neral held over the remains was held
at the Spanton residence in South
Cottonwood
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Willard Hanson and Deputy Smith made
a trip Of inspection among the Murray
stores and butcher shops this week
Mr.. Hanson stated that several places
were fonnd TO be in u very unsaniCary
condition. and the proprictors were
given three days to clean up or else
10 face prosecution. Several samples
Of food products being offered for
sale contrary TO the pure food law OF
the state. were taken and prosecution
will follow. One of the most flagrant
violations of tho law. said Mr. Hanson
was the sale Of butter without the
proper wrappers and labels, as pre-
scribcd by law. The merchants were
warned against the continuance of this
practlcc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-18
MRS. WALTER c. Ship
/ is SUING FOR DIVORCE
Says Her Husband Is Worth
Money, and She Wants
Part of 1t.
rcial 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
IA OGDEN, April 11,-Scnsational
|1harges of cruelty and i'll treatment are
made against Walter C. Shipp in a di~
|vorce complaint filed by his wife, &C.
'1esta L. Shipp, this afternoon, Mrs.
Shipp says that her husband for the
hast three years has treated her IN a
cruel and inhuman manner; that
Through his violence and passion and
constant fault finding with her house
hold affairs her life has become unbear"
|able.
On February and April Is this year.
Mrs. Shipp says. he attacked her IN a
brutal manner and that she is still suf-
fering from the bruises received on the
iirst named day Mrs. Shipp declares
that her husband owns a one-third un-
divided interest in the st. Louis club
rooms, articles Of jewelry, and cash on
deposit at several banks. The whole
of his personal property she values be
tween $4,000 and $4,000. She asks
the court to require Shipp to pay over
nc once temporary alimony and attor-
ney's fees pending the hearing Of the
divorce action. and that the banks
where his money IS deposited be en-
ioined from paying 1t over to him or
allowing him 10 transfer it in any way.
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Ncphi for few weeks, after clos.
ing their theatrical season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Soren Jacobsen arc
here from Ephraim visiting with rcla-
tivcs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynne Wright arc Wis
iting Mrs. Joseph Wright
Joseph PcXton was here from Spring
vile Wednesday.
William Cole is seriously ILL.,
q. NJ. Camerall arrived from the
east the last Of tho week to super
wise the erection Of the now plaster
mill.
Mrs. Oliver Ostlcr and son, Frank, arc
here from Salt Lake.
Mrs. Robert Goldsbrough returned
from Blackrock this week.
Miss Edmonds spent Sunday in Foun-
tain Green.
A number of the vocalists Of the city
met at the home of John Cowan en-
Tuesday evening and affected tho or.
ganization of a choral society.
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Bingham Brevities
10 The Tribune.

CpSNldl w ne Il lA'bh''
BINGHAM CANYON, April 17.-Ar-
Dor day was duly observed by the sew
eral schools in camp Thursday. At the
Central, tree-planting and picnicking
were the features of the day.
The joint fircmcn S ball departments,
Nos and 3, held Thursday, was a
grand success.
The Odd Fellows of all Bingham will
have special train Tuesday April
90, to attend the grand lodge session
10 be held in Salt Lake on that date.
The scarlet fever in camp has. BY
the efforts of Health Officer DR.. Straup
ably, and many quarantincs are being
raised, although the camp was n short
lime ago in the grasp Of the maladv,
Bingham. like Salt Lake, is having a
building boom. Houses are going up
at Depot Ward, Highland Boy and
Upper Bingham. Near tho Phoenix mine
a large store is being erected.
+. ". Oddic of the Bingham hotel
has added a second story TO his hos
throughout in a modern way. Being
centrally located, his place is availa,
bic for the transient traffic.
MANY BingbamItcS attended the Too
elc townsite lot auction sale. Several
went across the mountains on horseback
10 be present.
DR. &. n. Ray is having large rock
wall built at his residence, opposite the
Commercial club,
The break in the Highland Boy acrial
train during tho week temporarily pu,
electric lights and telephones out OF
commission, The damage was quickly
repaired and tramway resumed opera
ton.
The Denver & Rio Graudc railroad
at Cuprium is planning to enlarge its
machine shops for the ACCOMMODATION
Of more rolling stock to be brought tc
i-Cuprium. The trackage ut that place
! is also TO be increased
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Lad Secures Freedom,
Special to The Tribune.
Il, 4 4.

Special 10 Tho Tribunc.
OGDEN, April I'm the police
court this morning Judge Murphy gave
r. Il. Houtz, a lad employed by the
Grey News company AS "news
butch, - chance to mend his ways aud
10 walk the straight and narrow path
in the future. The boy was charged
TO the company had been app oprJate i
by him. according TO the charges. A
plea of guilty was entered by thc
youngsters, but the court, after invos,
tigating the charges, declared that it
may be possible that the youthful de
feudant had no intention of doing
wrong and the case was dismissed.
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BELL TELEPHONE MAN
is SEVERELY INJURED

Special to The Tribune.
KAYSYILLE, April Thames Card
ncr, the manager of the Kaysvillc ex-
change of tho Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone company, met with very
serious accident this afternoon at West
Layton He was out driving and when
near the Rio Grande Western railroad
track his horse became frightened at
a passing train and ran away, throw.
ing him out and breaking his right
leg Just above tho ankle.
Mr.. Gardner was picked up and at
once removed to the Kaysvillo hospital,
where the injured leg was set by DR..
Martin. At last accounts he was in a
serious condition
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Colored Woman Runs Amuck.

Special to- The Irloune.
negress who is subject to strange
spells in which she becomes n raving
maniac for short time, went on n
Rampage this afternoon on lower Twen'
ty-fifth street. Pntrolmau Iadlock was
summoned TO quiet the woman and Tor
"a time il looked like the officer would
be bested, but he finally landed the wo-
man in tho county Jail, where she was
locked in a padded cell. In the scuftle
the policeman clothes were badly
torn and his temper somewhat rpffled.
THE woman has caused local officers
trouble, Two weeks ago
"a similar experience with her was had
by another officer,
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Old Letters Recovered.
al to The Tribune.

76peclaT 10 Inc IflDUne.
Il OGDEN. April 17.-Sevcral hundred
letters showing by the various post
marks to have been mailed in 1908 were
7Aiscovered between the walls of a mail
ear on the Oregon Short Line between
Ogden and Butte yesterday by i mail
clerk, who, noticing one Of the enve-
lopes through a crack, began an luvesti-
cation which showed a large amount Of
mail matter four years overdue. The
car was brought 10 the local shops.
where the planks were ripped away and
The mail taken out. All of the letters
will be forwarded 10 the addresses.
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NEWS OF NEPHI
Special To The Tribune.

9pSIr.I [Ir.n1yI ,n:I ~ AL H.,
- 81 ~ NPtu, - "oi pa2 Ma9
nlIlnG'G, 'peN 90 pS Iho SeueI'i pup
he. All places OF business were closed
ana inc cltlZens spent tne DAY IN
pIantih@ lree' an" oeSuuiylhg thelr
homes. Trees ana SHRUBS were planted
on the puphc schooI grounds and nj,
ting programmes were rendered by all
the dItcrrnt grades or inc pubic
SCHOOLS Inc h'gh schooI rchdorcd thc
following programme:
-, ...........-...., n. II. :. Choir
heuu'"e s'N''io' no,l Tpr,s,c,,so,
1n,,oductory remarks Leon prnf Tnl'sfEl,SS'r famnr
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Mt. Pleasant News,
Spccial to The Tribune,

Special to The Tribune,
Mt. PLEASANT. April 17,-Levi
Reyn olds, who has been in the mission
ary field for the past two years, re
turned this week TO his home in this
city, While away, Mr., Reynolds labored
in the southern states. He was called
home on account Of the serious illness
of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. j., c. johnson gave a
dinner last evening to n number Of
their friends at their home IN this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson were also pleas
antly surprised during the week by
the Women of Woodcraft lodge, of
which organization Mrs. johnson is 4
member,
DR.. S. H. Allen of Salt Lake City
spent day or two in The city dur
other relatives, who reside here.
The basketball teams Of the Seventh
and Eighth grades of the Marvin pub
lie schools came up yesterday after
noon and played a match game with
the same grades of this city, The Mar
vim teams won both games, after 4
most exciting time.
1t begins to look as if Sanpote county
is to have prohibition. A convention OF
the mayors and city councilmen Of
the various cities has been called for
May /, TO meet at Ephraim. The pur
pose of this convention is TO consider
and unite upon n uniform plan OF pol
icy Of the liquor traffic In this county.
Mrs. James b. Hunter of Shoshone,
Ida. was visitor in the city during
the week, the guest Of her sister-in-
law, Mrs, w, G, Hunter.
i. J. Woodring and wife went to
Salt Lake City this week, where they
will remain during the summer months,
4 crowd of young people went up TO
the new home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Proctor one evening during the week,
where they wero delightfully."- enter.
tained by Mr. and Mrs. Proctor
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Spanish Fork Notes.
ial 10 The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
SPANISH FORK, April 1.-THE
First National bank is about TO move
from its present location, north Of the
postofficc, to tho Greer building, for
morly occupied by Oran Lewis.
Peter Nelson, president of the Coop
store, has just celebrated his seventy.
third birthday, and John Hayes, father
of Cashier Hayes of the same store,
his eightieth birthday.
Mrs Samuel Myles and family arc
offering their home on Main street for
renS and are preparing to move TO Gar.
field.
Paul Dart was IN Springville last
night. taking another degree in Odd
Fellowship.
a few days ago Alfred striuger,
while in an intoxicated condition. was
caught by lot of young fellows, who
filled his shoes with wood alcohol and
set them Oh fire. His feot are terribly
burned. and, owing to exposure. he has
a serious case of pneumonia. Marshal
Dart has the names of all the partici-
pants and it is more than likely that
there will be some prosecutions.
Tritj1na Want Ada
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Attempts to Take Life.
o The Tribune

Special 10 The Irlbune.
OGDEN, April 17-An unsuccessful
effort to take his own life by hanging
was made by j. Matzoz, a confirmed
shophcad. - late this afternoon near
tho new cottage for girls at the State
Industrial school.
The peculiar actions Of the unfortu.
nate attracted the attention of several
boy inmates Of the school, who inter
fered The police station was notified.
and Patromaa Crompton dispatched to
the scene Matzoz is locked up at the
city Jail TO prevent him making other
efforts to take his own life
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An Incorrigible Lad.

Special to The Tribune.
+ OGDEN, April 17.-Responding TO
an order of Juvenile Court Judge Y. G.
Gunnell, the father Of Goldic b. Malan,
IN incorrigibIe LAD, accompanied by ).
A. Maginnis. his attorney, appeared be
tore the court today. ON motion Of the
sttorney, Judge Gunnell allowed the
TO be placed in the custody of
clnIfes Greenwell of West Weber until
further action may be necessary.
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Will Give a Comedy.

Special TO The Tribune.
X OGDEN, April ia neurological
comedy, "Pygmahon and Galatea," in
three acts. will he given at the Second
Ward meeting house The evening OF
April 81 by the Alumni association of
Weber academy. The cast is composed
OF some of the best talent of the city
Including Moroni Olsen, Marion Bel
nap, Blanche Greenwell, BrIaut Jac-
obs, Orlinda Woolley, Henry A. Ander
son, Earl Ballantync, Aaron w. Tracy
Mimic Brown and Miss Clcghorn.
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News of the Interln0untain Reqi0n
OGDEN DEPARTMENT
PERMANENT 24ssh WASHINGTON
HOURS A M A. M, M. TO P NJ
Damages From Overflow.
! to The Tribune

spcclal 10 me Irlpuhe-
OGDEN, April l7.-City Attorney
James Devine, on behalf Of Ogden city
and t. S, Browning, president of the
city council. has filed answers 10 the
suit brought by nellie d. Thomas TO
recover damages to property i'll the vi
cinity of Madison and Jefferson ave
nue., near Twenty-eighth street, from
an overflow Of n creek which crosses
these thoroughfares. The defendants
deny that any negligence by them was
responsible in any way for the dam
ages complaincd of.
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At Close Of School Year.

Special TO Tho Tribune,
h OGDEN. April 17.-At thc close of
The school session, the teachers Of the
ronnty school have decided TO hold
big reception and social gathering at
which prominent speakers, including
A G, Nelson, state superintendent o.
public instruction, will be invited TO
aeliyer an address Dancing and other
forms Of amusement viii be part Of
The nToPramnlc.
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Will Close Schools.
Il 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 Illc lrIpult'.
4 OGDEN, April 1.-THE Weber
county board of education at It's regular
meeting today decided to close the
schools OF the county May %. The
pupils OF the eighth grade will be
given the usual examinations the fol
Moving week under tho personal di-
rection Of Superintendent l., +. Eggcrt-
son. Other business Of n routine ma
,tnre was transacted by the board be
tore adjournment.
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Secures Divorce Decreo.

Special To The Tribune
OGDEN, April l7.-Judge j, A..
Howell filed a decree In the divorce
case of Belle Bond against 10 Gales
Bond, allowing the plaintiff an absolute
divorce, The couple was married at
Chicago in February, 1898. Mrs. Bond
testified that her husband wiIfully de.
serted her November 90, 1906.
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Marriage Licenses

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. April l7,-Liccuscs to marry
were issued by the county clerk today
to the following Roland Jackson and
Kate Mircs. both of Ogden; Cash T..
Faulkner and Elizabeth Clayton, both
of Ogden
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Charged With Burglary.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. April 17.-Thomas Delaney
and Harry Harris, charged with bur
glary III tho third degree, appeared in
the district court today and entered
pleas of guilty. Tho men are accused
of breaking open a Southern Pacific
box car in the local yards. Sentence
VIII be passed by the court next Mon,
day. At the same time Dan McVeagh,
who was convicted of the same Of
fensc by a jury, will be given his sen
tence.
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Chief Auditing Office.
Ial 10 Tho Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune
OGDEN, April 17.-Chief Auditor
Will Cook has been called to San Fran
cisco By officials of the Southern Pa
tifc railroad to confer over the feast
bility of establishing a general audit
ing office in this city with Mr.. Cook as
chief auditor covering the entire terri
Tory between this city and San Fran
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Lecture by II. w. bennett.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, April 17--H W. Dennett, a
prominent member of Salt Lake Tpyo-
graphical union, Will deliver an adj
dress at the First Congregational
church tomorrow night on ''Trade
Unionism-Ethics, Morals, Practice.
Local representatives. of organized labor
arc preparing TO give Mr.. bennett a
fine reception.
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Damage Suit Coming UP.

The case OF Mary Griffiths and
others against the Garfield Water
company will come up before Judge
Munger Of the United Stntes district
court on Monday morning nj 10 clock
This is personal injury case. IN which
while in the employ Of the Garfield
Water company and the injuries result.
cd in his death. The suit is for $25 900
damages
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Disturbing the Peace,
The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, April 17.-Upon complaint
IF Ira Spaulding Deputy Sheriff Nay,
lin and Murphy this afternoon arrested
1ank Wadsworth Of Riverdalc, charged
With disturbing the peace. The two
mem are brothers-in-law and IT is said
Dad blood has existed for some time
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Park City Ore Shipments
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PARK CITY, April 17-Park City
ore shipments, in pounds. for the week
ending today were as follows; Silver
King, 1900, 500; DAILY West. 1,426.950;
Daly-Judge, 100000; Daly-Judge Zinc,
l29 600. total 4556 5d0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-18

A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglarproof vaults Of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
80 up Main street, $500 per year.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-14
COLUMB IA.

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Columbia-Mrs. Mary Arnold anc
Mrs. A ]. Stodghill returned home or
Tuesday after an extended visit with
relatives in West Virginia and Ohio.
Miss Anna Garfield went to Ottum-
wa Tuesday for a visit with relatives
and friends.
|, A Mr.. Reid of Oneida, ILL.,, bought
and shipped two car loads of cattle
from Dudley Tuesday.
Miss AIDA Crook returned home aft
er a two weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Ottumwa.
Miss Fern Wells of Burlington, is
visiting at the home of her aunt Mrs
VIM. Bird.
You can sell eggs, chickens horses
hogs, sheep, cattle, seed corn and all
kinds of grain, or you can exchange
articles by putting a want ad In the
Courier. Read the want ads today
You have something you want to sell
or there is something you want tc
buy-write your ad and then count the
pay for the number of insertions de-
sired. One-half cent word
Mrs. J. H. Olney entertained two Of
her cousins from Nebraska last week
Harry Miller of Fredric is visiting
his brother Roy this week.
Mrs. ]. S. Swenson visited the par
entail Cramblit home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clifford O
Oneida, ILL.,, are visiting their niece
Mrs. Chas. Olnev this week.
The preaching services at this place
| will be in the evening next Sunday.
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RUSSELL.
+ 4e->ee4e-eees-e-es-~-~%

Russell-Miss Harriet De Lano re-
trrncd home Monday evening from
Des Moines where she had been Wis
iting her friend Mrs. H. S. Boyd.
G. S. Jennings held closing out
sale Wednesday. They expect to move
to town in the near future.
Mrs. ]. F. Sprague and daughter
Mary returned home Tuesday evening
from a visit with relatives at Lincoln
Nebr.
The Fpworth League of the Metho.
dist church held a social Tuesday
evening at the home of Miss Maude
Jenkins.
Rev. S. A. Soxe of the Presbyterian
church left Monde morning for Col.
fax Where he will hold revival meet.
ings in the Presbyterian church O
that place.
You can sell eggs, chickens. horses
hogs, sheep, cattle, seed corn and al
kinds of grain, or you can exchange
articles by putting a want ad in the
Courier. Read the want ads today
You have something you want to sell
or there is something Won want 4
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EDDYVlLLE.

Eddyville.-By special dspensation
the Order Of the Eastecn Star Will
! hold a special meeting December %
for the election of officers. The regu
lar meeting night occurs December ~
and as this is the evening OF the
Christmas entertainments this dispen.
sation was granted.
Born, to Nj. and Mrs. Late Griggs,
living south of town, a daughter, De
cember Z.
The sale of Henry .Scribner Of Grays
! Creek was held last week. The BAD
roads prevented many from attend
ing.
Those on the sick list are: irwin
PickereN. Mrs. Bible, Henry lucas,
Blanche Johnson is sick with The
chicken pox
The Junior class of the high school
had meeting Wednesdav night anc
organized with the following officers;
Robert Powers, president; Ethel Nc
Mahan, vice president: Grace Rlsss,
secretary; Leslie Powell, treasurer.
Frank Packer Of Oskaloosa has been
in EI,lvv1lle several days working IN
the interest of the Rednan order
They have secured sufficient applica'
tions to obtain a charter and will hold
their installation next Monday even
inc in the opera house.
Mrs. Delaney, who has been visiting
her Isl5lsW Ed Shields, and family,
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AVERY.

Avery-Elner Walker had a public
ard implements, before going to Okla
homa.
j. w. Richter, wife and son Harold,
returned from visit with the former
mother and sister at La Harpe, and
Dallas City, IL.
The remains of Mrs. Albert Abra
hanson were shipped from Colorado
Monday and the funeral held Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church at Avery. Inter
Rev. Pearson. assited by Rev. Cox
conducted the funeral.
Miss Vira Crabill was a business
caller at Ottumwa Thursday.
Sunday night an alarm was given
that the drug store was on fire and a
lively fight was made to save the
building. The fire appears to have
caught in the attic and it was a close
CALL but the building and contents
We're saved only one side of the ROOT
being badly burned.
The Avery Sunday school have an
ncunced their Christmas program fol
Christmas eve. The following commit
tees were appointed: The committee
A. Anderson, A. R. Needles, Carl Mat
thews; purchasing and decorating
Nina Goodwin, Mabel Forsythe, Gerti;
| Roberts; finance Jassie Stewart ant
Ethel Smith; program and music
| Elhie Richter, Vira Crabill, Ethe
Smith, Gertie Roberts. Gay Pearson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. War; entertained
I a number of friends at their home las
Wednesday evening. Ice cream, cak
and Judges were served.
You can sell eggs, chickens, horses
hogs, sheep, cattle, seed corn and al
kinds of grain, or you can exchange
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buy-write your ad and then count the
words and send it in with stamps tic
pay for the number of insertions de-
sired One-haIf cent word.
Mrs. Robertson of Dunlap, Iowa
left for her home Monday after visit
with her friend Mrs. John Curtis. Mrs
Curtis and Mrs. Robertson were form
erly schoolmates at Drake university.
f. T. Carson of Charlton was in
Russell Tuesday and secured the
agency for the collapsable cement
mould.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Presbyterian church was pleasantly
entertained Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Alexander Robb.
A number of the schoolmates of
Miss Jennie Haywood pleasantly sur
prised her Wednesday evening, re-
minding her that it was her birthday.