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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-13

Miss Iva Stanley, of Dallas, was
the guest Of Miss Halle Morrison,
Sunday.
Mrs. William Ellis returned Sunday
morning from few days visit with
relations in Dallas.
Mrs. f. E. Gillian, of Salem, visited
over Sunday with her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Meyer.
Hon. C. N. Macarthur, private sec
retary to Governor F. W. Benson, was
in the city few minutes Sunday at
ternoon.
Leon Elder is now running on the
S. F. C. & w. passenger train, having
exchanged his position on the New
berg run with Arthur Phelps.
Fl. E. Fouch resigned his position
as cashier of the local bank and start
ed for Traverse City, Michigan, yes
terday where he will enter the state
bank.
Miss Alice Grant of Dallas, now
teaching at Perrydale, has been en-
ployed to teach in the schools here
next year in Miss Albee's place, the
latter having resigned.
Mrs. N. A. Emmitt and Mrs. Il. G
Courier, who were delegates from the
Christian church to the State Sunday
School Convention held at White lem
ple church, Portland, returned Satur
day and report having a very ENJOY
able session.
w. G. Cox, of Portland, was in TIN
city Sunday, advertising the newly
plated acreage called Laureldale
near Bridgeport. Mr.. Cox and A. I
Robertson, of Portland, purchases
300 acres of the J. M. Card farm an
have cut it into small orchard tracts
which are selling rapidly.
i, A crowded house greeted the loca
r company in "Hick 'ry Farm" Satul
day night, and every minute was on
of interest and pleasure. This was tn
e second performance to be given b
this company of local young peopl
and as a testimony of the formt
q play. the house was filed to the lin
of its capacity. Mrs. J. 5. Courte
under whose direction the play wf
given. has demonstrated an unusu
ability as an instructor and directo
DR.. F. M. Hellworth, of Dallas, WI
in the city Wednesday. The doct'
has rented rooms over the postoffi
and will move to Falls City abo1
g Nav Is. During the past few mont
g DR.. Hellworth has had charge OF L
> Bollman's IS practice during his a
sence from Dallas and has establlsh
r himself as capable, conscientlot
ot and companionable gentleman. v
&c welcome him.
The Commercial Club has appoint
ed L. w. Zorin, J. S. Powell and May
ed F. K. Hubbard as a committee to
IN certain the sentiment of the local bu
ness men toward holding a CarniN
A. and Agricultural Fair in Falls @
ry late in September. Secretary W.
re Nichols has been instructed to cor
spond with DIR. James Wlthycom
ell and other professors of the Greg
co Agricultural College relative to sec
ks ing their services for agricultui
horticultural and dairy lectures a
. demonstrations for the carnival.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-13
MCCOY AND BETHEL

B.L. Smuek Is doing some carpen-
fer work for Waldo Finn.
Tietae parties are getting to be
quite numerous around here.
BENJAMIN Werner, of Dallas, visit
ed friends around Mccoy, Sunday.
Our road supervisor keeps all the
idle men at work, and still looks for
more.
George Richards left Sunday for a
few days stay in and around Port
land.
Glenn Stewart has purchased tnei
new rubber-tired buggy Nov, for the
lucky girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Werner, Of
PerrydaIe. spent Sunday at the hom'
Of A. +. Domes.
Waldo Finn and Walter Dome
bought some very choice A. J. c. {
Jerseys at the sales last week
A number Of young folks iron
around here attended the grand bal
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-13
BUELL.

Everybody is enjoying the pleas
ant rain.
Miss Nora Jones visited Miss Velna
Blair, Sunday.
Don Fletcher is home from school
for few days.
A large crowd attended Sunday
School last Sunday.
Nathan Blair is doing some paint
ing in the neighborhood.
Mr.. Everett, from Nebraska, has
been visiting here the past week.
Mrs. M. A. Conlee has gone to New
berg to visit her sister for a few days.
Nearly all of the Mill Creek popu-
lation went to Sheridan before the
rain.
Miss Emma Ridgeway spent Satur'
day and Sunday with Miss Nora
Jones.
Mrs. Roberts and daughter, Tina
spent Saturday and Sunday with rel
atives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmington, also Mr.
and Mrs. Ames, visited at the home o
Frank Barber, Sunday.
Charles Bennett has returned hem
from Portland, where he has been D
the hospital. He is greatly improve
i'm health
A large crowd attended the dane
at Russell Jones' Saturday nigh
Clarence Olmstead furnished the mt
sic. and all had an enjoyable time.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-13
SALT CREEK

Frank Brobst is selling cream.
B. 2. Riggs and George Wood are
shearing sheep.
j. Bowles and family visited in
Dallas last Thursday.
]. Bowles shipped a fine veal to
Portland last Monday.
Otto Rosenau is working for his
brother, Ben, in Sheridan.
Miss Bertha Rosenau was a visitor
in Dallas one day last week.
Mrs. C. Snelling's mother and SIS
ter are visiting at her home.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-13
cola

The school will be out on Friday,
May 27.
Miss Eva Norcross made trip to
Portland last Saturday.
Thomas W. Brunk and District At
torney John H. McNary were Dallas
visitors last Monday.
The pupils who will try for eighth
grade papers are Mamie Schaffer
Bryan Ferguson and Ethel Brunk.
Rev. A. Byers visited Mrs. Crom
ley and family and also ATTENDED
Sunday School in Oak Grove last Sun
| day.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-13
FALLS CITY
(Falls City News.)

JC. UglOw, the Dallas elother' was
in the berg, Sunday.
DIR. L. Pfandhoefer was a county
seat visitor Wednesday.
CL Barnhart transacted business
in Dallas, Wednesday.
Mrs. W. T. Grier went to Portland
Thursday and returned Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Grant visited
friends and relatives in town Sunday
Hon. t. ]. Hayter, Of the county
seat. was a Sunday visitor in Falls
City.
Jobn Waters, Of Dallas visited hii
s.r,bter Mrs. c. J. Pugh, here las
week
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-13
MOUNTAIN VIEW

r r. Titus is suffering from a Sc
we're cold.
The farmers are busy spraying tneir
apple trees.
Mrs. Plummer and daughter spent
Sunday in Salem.
NJ and Mrs. Fred Kubin attended
the band concert in Salem, sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Griee spent ouh1ay
with their daughter, Mrs. b. r. Iu-
wards.
Miss Luvina Hammond and cousins
srent Thursday evening at Mrs M
Wilson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. southwlek were Vt
Its at the home of Mr. and MIS-
Imlah. Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Beckett, the teacher a
pr,sb College. is preparing a me.
program pr "a. for the last day Of school
rbicb will close May 20.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-13

er, Pleasant Orchard, who is very i'll
with dropsy.
Miss Otta Mayfield came up from
North Yambill, Friday night, and
spent Saturday and Sunday at tue
home Of her parents.
Mrs. II. S. Fudge and Mrs. William
Fudge went to McMinnville, Tuesday,
and attended the funeral of Miss Allie
Leighton, the unfortunate young
woman who was killed by the Dallas
train at Briedwell, Sunday night.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-13
OAK GROVE

j. E. Allen is building some new
fence.
The farmers still enjoy the warm
showers.
Grange will meet Saturday, May IA,
at one O'Clock p. m.
Seth Riggs spent a few days at
Etna farm last week.
Many of our farmers are yet SOW
ing grain, and others are making gar
den.
The Southern Pacific Company is
building fence through our neighbor-
hood.
Verda Williamson has been visit
ing the past week with relatives in
Salem.
Isaac and Mandy Robertson spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. ). w
Edgar
George Taylor has moved from th'
Seth Riggs farm to Mrs. Ora Crow
ley's place.
Glenn Whalen has a band. OF tur
keys and hopes to meet the high prlee
next Thanksgiving.
The road grader has been dom
some work here that has been needed
Thanks to the road boss.
Mrs. Miranda White and Mrs. Tex
celia White spent Sunday with MI
and Mrs. J. w. Edgar.
II. Farmer has bought George Tay
lor's crop on the Riggs ranch, havin
rented the place for a number c
wears.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-13
news OF POLK COUNTY
ITEMS CONTRIBUTED BY RUST
LING LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS.
Happenings of Interest in Various
NeighborhOOds Told in Interest
ing Manner.
SALT CREEK

c. Buhler was a Dallas visitor Sat-
urday.
Lowman Conner is working for
Homer Foster.
George and Bert Clanfeld made a
trip to McMinnville, Sunday.
Miss Martha Thiesies, who has been
working in Salem for some time, is at
home on a visit.
J. H. Foster and Boyd Gee we're in
Salem and Independence on business
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Riggs, of Salem,
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home of their son, Barton.
A large crowd attended the funeral
of Harvey East, Sunday afternoon
Mr.. East was a brother Of Mrs. James
Gee.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-13
Will Leave Falls City.

Walter L. Tooze announced publicly
Monday that he had abandoned the
thought of re-entering business in
Falls City and would sever his inter-
est here and seek a location elsewhere,
which announcement skaters the gem
eral hope that Falls City would not
lose this brilliant business man. All
roads led to this great store and peo-
nle came from a distance in order to
share the wonderful price concessions.
Falls City News.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-13
MONMOUTH

Mr.. and Mrs. f. Zozal, of Liberty,
Marion County, were in town over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. W. Farnham, OF
Dallas, attended the conference here
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bartlett, of Salem,
were here over Sunday, attending the
conference.
Uncle Coon Smith returned home
Tuesday from visit in Salem, Rlck-
reall, and other places.
Robert Earl, of Washington, visited
his sisters, Mrs. Hattie Whitney and
Mrs. Jane Stout last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Huber have
moved into their new home and are
Justly proud of their beautiful prop
erty.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. B. Malsten, of Yer
nonia, Washington, were the guests OF
Mrs. Burkhead during the conference
session.
C. Craven, of Dallas, has rented
the Brewster property and has moved
in. He will reside in Monmouth IL
future.
Rev. C. C. Polling and Rev. A. A
Winter, of Dallas, were honorary
members of the conference held here
this week.
A. N. Poole is getting pretty wei
over the effects of his fall. His les
still bothers him some, but he thinks
it will soon be all right.
: Mrs. E. C. Cornelius has put In
stock of millinery and ladies' dres
goods in part of the bakery building
, and will conduct a first-class store
Her advertisement will appear later
: I wonder how many readers OF you
: naper have seen Halley's cometY Th
g writer has had the pleasure OF seem
the famous STAR for that is what 1t Is
= Rut we saw a much larger one IN tn
Y '4Os.
S w w. Newman, the blacksmith
has had his shop covered with shlns
v los The former roof was OF CORR
e gated iron, and while it had only bee
&c ON the building three years, it had b.
Ie gun to give way.
lie Mr.. Steele is having a warehou'
4 built in the rear of the furniture stol
TO give his tenants, the Chase brot
ers more room. Mr.. Steele new
does things by halves. That it VIII
Monmouth needs-men with push al
vim to go ahead.
The annual conference OF the Eva
eelical Association has adjourned al
the ministers have been assigned
III their respective fields. Twenty-fo
ministers and delegates were preset
ed Everything moved pleasantly, and
were pleased. The visitors deelar
ay Monmouth and its surrounding cou
d. trv was ahead of anything they h
seen. Bishop Horn, of Clevelal
ms Ohio, presided, and A. S. Siewert "
NJ secretary. They reported the wc
of the Oregon Conference in pr
,ro porous condition. Rev. L. c. Hoo
- was retained as pastor of the Nj
month church.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-13

given at Lincoln last Saturday even
ing.
The Mccoy baseball team will play
their next game with the Sheridan
team at that place on Sunday after
noon.
Representative C. L. Hawley at
tended the Oregon State Grange IN
Oregon City, Wednesday and Thurs
day.
A dance will be given in the |. o.
o. F. Hall, Saturday night, May a.
Come and bring your other fellow
with you and spend pleasant even
inp.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-13
BALLSTON

,rn r A. Campbell, Of Sheridan
listed friends here Sunday.
NF Tuford. of Portland has
-, visiting friends here.
Alfred Campbell was a Portland
-.;,o- the last Of the week
~ Jacobson and Eden Winters
-. salem visitors Sunday
Mr.. HeuvOrthy and family; % Nno
:. l,srs recently from Hood hi'eri
-. moved to Willamina-
ur and Mrs james Deiano' o.
- are visiting her gTandiath
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-13
Help the Census Man.

Have you been enumeratedY Have
all your friends been enumeratedf DO
YOU know of any one who has not
been enumerated9 Our business men
and others who are interested in Dai-
las-and that means every resident Oh
the city-should do everything IN
their power to help secure full ana
accurate count. This matter means
much to Dallas, and it is up to us as
individuals to see to it that every IN
habitant of the city is enumerated. IL
Won have not been enumerated, or IL
YOU know of any person who has been
overlooked, the Observer requests you
to leave such names at this Office. he
member that the time set for the
enumeration will expire in a few days,
and help Dallas get a full count
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-13
IMPROVE IN SPELLING
Polk County Schools Make Good
Showing in April Contest.

School Superintendent Il. z. Sey-
mour hands in the following report OF
the April spelling contest held in Polk
County public schools Of two or more
rooms. The figures show that the pu-
pills are making steady improvement
in their spelling work. Several schools
failing to receive any of the winning
places in the different grades made
averages very close to the grades
named below:
Fourth Grade.
First-DalIas, 50 2-7.
Second-Falls City, 96.
Third-Monmouth, SO.
Fifth Grade.
First-Buena Vista, 100.
Second-Falls City, 999s.
Third-Dallas, 9912.
Sixth Grade.
First-Dallas, SO 1a.
Second-Bethel, 50.
Third-Falls City, 81.
Seventh Grade.
First-Ballston, 90.
Second-Monmouth, "a 81.
Third-Dallas, SO Gil.
Eighth Grade.
Ballston, "a.
Second-Dallas, 92.
Third-Buena Vista.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-08
WELFARE LEAGUE
TO Plan Campaign
ChiIdrens Aid Society VIII Hold
Public Meeting Next Mon
day Afternoon

OAKLAND, Sept. THE Child's We'll
fare league of Alameda county will
hold public meeting at Pythian castle,
Twelfth and Alice streets Monday aft
ernoon at 2:30 O'Clock. for the purpose
of adopting a definite program for the
next six months A committee will
be appointed TO confer with the board
of freeholders concerning the school,
Fairgrounds and other departments that
are being taken UP by the freeholders
in framing a new charter for this city.
The executive board of the league
has appointed the following persons to
act on the advisor committee:
Oakland members-Judge Everett J. Brown.
Judge William 5. Wells, superintendent of
Schools j. W. McClymonds. Mrs. c. s. Chamber
lain Of the probation committee, Miss Ethel
Moore OF the Fairgrounds commission, Rev. A. W.
Palmer of the Plymouth Congregational church
and Captain ". ]. Petersen.
Alameda members-Former Mayor E. X. Tay-
lor, Judge r. B, Tappan and Superintendent of
Berkeley members-Chief Of Police A Vollmer,
Principal c. L. Biedenbach, Prof Frank Soule
and G. H. McGrew.
Fruitvale-Rev. r. L. Mediation.
Hsyward-Principal E. NJ. Maybrey.
san Leandro-Marshsl NJ. Geisenhoffer.
Judge William S. Wells of the juve-
nile court will address a mass meet
ing to be held under the auspices of
the league at Plymouth Congregational
church Thursday evening His sub
ject will be The Juvenile Court Idea.
Other speakers will be Mrs. Evelyn
Webster of Alameda. a vice president
of the league; Miss Beatrice A. Mccall,
assistant probation officer. and Proba-
ton officer Christopher A. Ruess who
will talk on laws for children.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-08
BUFFERS and Wife
SPLIT ON FINANCE
Woman Refused to Give Hus-
band Fortune Without Pro-
vision for Daughters

OAKLAND, Sept. 7.-Provision for
his wife,s two daughters, Marguerite
Buffers, and Marie, now Mrs. Victor n.
Metcalf, was the point on which the
late Henry Buffers and his wife. fhe late
Lucie Beebe Buffers, disagreed. Mrs.
Buffers insistence on providing for
them in a trust deed that Buffers drew
up for her to sign resulted in their
separation.
Testimony to this effect was given
today in the contest of Mrs. Buffers
will by Mrs. Lucille Bray, her daughter.
Buffers when he lost his fortune, tried
in every way to induce his wife to give
him hers SO that he might recoup. She
did agree to sign trust deed, Mrs.
Bray said, that would give him control
of her fortune, and Buffers had Judge
Slack drew up the deed, 1t did not
provide for the two girls, Mrs. Buffers
children by a former marriage, and she
made a change before her husband
called on her to get the trust deed.
When he saw the change he tore up
the paper in anger and left. He never
saw his wife again. dying inside of a
few months.
Mrs. Bray testified that her mother
was irrational on all subjects pertain
ing to her husband after he left her.
1t is expected that the taking of tes-
timony by the contestants will end to-
morrow afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-08
tide DRAWS near
TO SLEEPING Child
Twenty Months Old Girl Walks
Several Miles and Then
Rests in Tules

SAN LEANDRo. Sept AFTER her
parents and 100 neighbors had searched
the west San Leandro marshes for four
hours, 20 months old Beatrice Hunter.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs ]. Hunter.
formerly residents of Berkeley, wa
found last night hudd1ed up asleep in
the marshes, with the tide rising and
the waters of the bay only a few feet
away
Beatrice wandered from her home in
san Leandro yesterday afternoon while
her mother was attending to household
duties. Several hours afterward Mrs.
Hunter became alarmed at her daugh-
ters absence and sought her at the
homes of neighbors.
MRS. Hunter then summoned her hus-
band and the entire neighborhood was
organized into a searching party The
marshland was secured and MANY of the
party returned home footsore and
weary. but others continued the hunt
until the child was found.
The baby had tramped several miles
from home and when tired fell asleep
in a clump of tules that looked invit-
ing, not knowing the dangers of the
rising tide.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-08
PRISONER WANTS
QUICK SENTENCE
Threatens to Commit Suicide if
lie Is Kept at County
Jail

OAKLAND, Sept. It'll commit sui
eide if / have to stay in the county
jail any longer" said Frank Mccarthy
to Judge Brown today when he asked
for an immediate sentence for robbery
Judge Brown sentenced him to Folsom
penitentiary for 10 years.
Mccarthy pleaded guilty to stealing
a horse and buggy from the Alameda
ice company. which employed him. He
could not sell either horse or buggy, so
abandoned them, getting $50 for the
harness as the entire proceeds of his
theft But it appeared that he had
spent one term at the reform school,
two terms in an insane asylum, two
terms in the county jail of San Fran
cisco and a year at San Quentin, so
Judge Brown gave him .long sentence
as a confirmed criminal.
Mccarthy said that he could not help
stealing and admitted that he belonged
in the penitentiary. He begged to be
sent there Immediately, however, in
stead of waiting the two or three days
usually allotted between a plea of
guilty and sentence.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-08
PIONEER WOMAN is
HONORED BY PARISH
Many Pay Last Respect to Mrs.
William Mullins

OAKLAND, Sept. THE funeral of
Mrs. William Mullins, pioneer and
prominent churchwoman, took place
from st. Patricks church this morn
ing with one of the largest attended
services ever held in the parish.
The services were marked by special
musical numbers rendered by the aug
mented choir, Mesdames Champreaux
McGee and NJ. Riley and Miss L. Tracy
The Gregorian chant was rendered by
Prof. S. j. Sandy. Rev. Father Maher
was celebrant of the mass. assisted by
Rev. Father Quinn of Royal Mede, Ire
land. and Rev. William Keller of ST
Patrick's seminary at Menlo Park. as
deacons; Rev. j. B. McNally and Rev.
Robert Sampson. master of ceremonies.
and Rev. James Kiely and Rev. Thomas
Long.
Rev. Father McNally delivered the
eulogy in words of high tribute to the
departed, who. he declared, was a faith
ful church member and a devoted
woman.
At the close of the services the re-
mains We're escorted by members of
the family and friends to St Mary's
cemetery, where the interment took
place after services at the grave. The
pail bearers were Councilman NJ r.
Bronner, James Henneberry, James Nc
Ailister. John Cone, George Fitzgerald
and Bernard Nolan.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-08
PIN MONEY POINT
STICKS HUSBAND
Monthly Allowance of SlOO to
$3.50 Suddenly Cut Off;
Wife Gets Divorce

OAKLAND. Sept. Accustomed TO
get from 500 TO $50 month spend
ing money from her husband. Mrs. Mil
ly T. Bradford suddenly found herself
without money. Her husband. Hector
r. Bradford, d prosperous oil operator,
left her penniless. she said, without
giving her warning that he was going
10 leave her. Mrs. Bradford brought
suit for divorce on the grounds of de-
sertion and failure TO provide, and she
secured an fntcrlocutory decree today.
Bradford left her three years ago, She
said.
Mrs Nellie Sample, who was married
when 10 years cid, also secured an
interlocutory decree Of divorce today.
She said that her husband, John w,
could not get over the habit of being
4 bachelor and refused to be tied down
10 one home after his marriage. He
refused also 10 give UP the habits of
conviviality that he had acquired be-
fore the wedding, Mrs. Sample testi-
fed.
suit for divorce on the ground of
JesertIoa and habitpal neglect was be-
2an today by Lulu z. against Bert
I-ingsbury.
The following inierlocutory DEGREES
OF divorce were granted today: Horace
= against Lucy JOY. desertion: Will
liam against Mamie Brown, desertion; /;
Edith A. against Arthur J. Mcdonnell,
Ia bitUal intcmperance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-08
BRIDE SPURNS S2l5
and HUBBY TOO
Following a General Mixup
Louis Centini Finds Himself
Lodged in Jail

OAKLAND. Sept. Not for s215
would Mrs. Lena Centini bride of i've
months. return to Louis Centini. her
husband. who left her shortly after
their ma rriage. going to Seattle. Centini
returned from the north yesterday
with the S215. and met his wife last
night at a dance. He was permitted to
walk home with her, the brides mother
Mrs Minnie Evans. being with them.
At the door of the Evans home in
North Oakland Centini renewed hi 5
plea to his wife to come back to him
and showed her the money he had
saved The girl still refusing. he seized
her wrists and tried to take her away.
Then Centini's mother in law got in
TO the mixup, rescued her daughter.
and took her in the house locking the
door. Centini was trying to break the
door down, threatening. it was charged
10 Kill his wife, when Mrs. Centinis
brother appeared and hustled the dis
appointed husband into the street
There Centini was arrested by Special
Policeman Erickson.
The prisoner, searched at the city
Jail, was found to have $215, a revolver,
and knife in his pockets. He was
booked for threats to kill. disturbing
the peace, and carrying concealed
weapons. Police Judge Smith contin-
ued the case this morning until Sep
tember for the fling of complaints.
Centini was in business here when he
was married. In two weeks after the
nuptials he had quarreled with his
bride and separated They reioined
and second separation followed. and
Centints efforts to get his wife back
again last night resulted.