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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-06-28
MILLER'S PHARM MACY
Business Locals

Tafieta an6Japan silks in all colors. See
Lands.
ring Pong and postal card portraits at
Pearmans.
Spring aud summer dress COED and silks.
Palmbaum's
II you are looking for the beat groceries.
buy Of Ronemus
Alfalfa, sapliug and medium clover seeds.
John Burns 4 Co.
If you want to sell your farm put 1t In A
G. Wynkoop's hands,
Ladies'. misses and ehildren's hose
speciality at Landis's.
Chi-Namei makes old floors new, sold onl
by the Farmers Supply 90.
American and Elwood fence ia any guam
tity at the Farmers Supply Co.
A. g. wynkoop will purchase United
States Land Warrants of any date.
A full line of garden aud flower seed aud
garden tools at Cooke d Phillips's.
$1,000 to loan in sums to suit. on good
Security Apply TO A. q Wynkoop.
Cementico the sanitary and durable walt
seating nearly as cheap as whtewash and ~
durable as paint at Cooke a Phillips's
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-06-28

size Of the famous diamonds of the
world and knew that this one Of his
dream was worth great fortune.
Il will sell it." he said. Ego to Lon
don and use 1t to revenge myself on
Fogg"
He awoke with the disappointment
usual to persons who have had delight
full dreams that have turned ont to be
dreams only. Going out on the water
as usual during the day. shark swal-
lowed the bait on one OF his lines. He
killed the shark and was about to cut
his line that the fish might drift away
when be remembered his dream.
Yielding TO an impulse. he flowed the
shark ashore and cut him open. In bis
stomach he found London newspa-
per- Taking 1t into bis cabin. be dried
IT and that night before going to bed
opened its sheets 10 read the news
from home. On the first page he saw
In large letters the words:
WAR declared between France and
Germany"
There was then no cable to Austria
liza, and this shark bad brought the
news faster than the steamer carrying
the mail that would doubtless soon
arrive. Where had the shark swai-
lowed the paper? That the shark IT.
self only knew. Possibly II had been
thrown overheard from a ship that
bad received 1t at port where 1t had
been sent by rail.
1t die not require long time for
Emsley to see In this news that he
alone possessed the diamond Of his
dream When the next steamer arriy-
ed with It the price of wool would
take an enormous jump. Emsiey
went to a wealthy wool dealer whom
he knew and told him the story Of the
shark, withholding the news found In
the paper, but asserting its impor-
lance.
When the next steamer arrives"
be said. 1.-THE price of wool will nm
dergo an important change for the bet
ter or worse Agree to buy or sell as
| direct and pay me IS per cent Of
your profits and ! will produce my
newspaper The merchant stood for
better terms. but Enssley threatened
to take the matter to another and an
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-06-28
4 Man Was First Ruined, Then
Made Rich In a Peculiar Way. !
By WILLARD BRAKEMAN.

copyright, 1910. by American Press Assoc
ciation.1
John Emsley and Peter Fogg were
in London. Emsley was fine, open
hearted man. who preferred to do
business Oh generous principles, while
Fogg was a shaver.
Emsley. being of speculative turn
of mind, took risks. lost and got him
self involved financially. He had done
his partner many favors. Indeed, Fogg
was indebted TO him for all he was.
Ensley therefore looked to Fogg to
help him out. He owed Fogg thou
sand pounds. but looked TO him not
only TO give him time on the amount,
but lend him money to tide him over
with his other creditors. Fogg not
only declined to lend, but forced Ems
ley into bankruptcy on his own claim,
A week after Emsley had been ruined
there was change In the wool mar
ket that would have made him rich.
Emsley went to Australia. where he
endeavored to recoup. but luck was
against him, land nothing that he
touched brought him money. He sank
lower and lower in worldly goods till
at last. being discouraged and having
a fancy for the water. he turned fisher
man.
He never forgot Fogg's ingratitude,
constantly brooding over the many
substantial favors he had done Fogg
and the fact that when the turning
point of bis own life came and little
assistance was needed the man he had
made unmade him. He lived In cab
In by himself on one of the points that
inclose Sydney harbor. He would be
out all day on the water and while
waiting for fish to take his hook
would think how delightful it would be
could he be revenged on Fogg-not
that he ever seriously considered such
revenge as possible; 1t was sort Of
mouomania with him.
One night after going to sleep, his
mind given over to these desires for
revenge. he dreamed that he was out
on the bay and was pulling in large
fish. He bad much trouble landing 1t,
but when he did so and cut 1t open he
found within its belly an enormous
diamond. He was familiar with the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-06-28
FAos. r. JToore,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
CHARLES TOWN, W. VA.
May i4-y,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
VERY Low RATE
SUMMER EXCURSIONS

SUMMER EXCURSIONS
TO
ATLANTIC CITY,
Cape May, Sea Isle City, Ocean City.
n. j., Asbury Park, N. j., Long
Branch, n. j., Point Pleasant, N. ].
Ocean City, Md, and Rehoboth,
Del, June 23d, July 7th and 2lst.
August 4th and 18th and Sept. LIST.
ATLANTA, GA,
Grand Lodge and Patriarchg Militant.
September 18th to oath.
CHICAGO, ILL,
knights Templar, Triennial Conclaye.
August 9Th to 18th.
DETROIT, MICH.
Elks, (B. P. 0. E. Grand Lodge.
July 18th 10 18th.
MILWAUKEE, WIS,
Knights Of Pythias, Supreme Ledge,
August to 10.
OCEAN GROVE, N. j.,
Friends General Conference, July
9Th to 18th.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. r.,
b. Z. z. u, international Conven-
ton, July 7th to 10th.
PACIFIC COAST CONVENTIONS
FRESNO. CAL,
Danish Brotherhood Of America,
October Bird.
LOS ANGELES, CAL,
American Institure Of Homeopathy,
July 18th TO 18th.
American Bankers ASSOCIATE on,
October I'd to 7th.
PORTLAND, ORE,
Ancient Order Of Hibernians ira
America, July 18th to oath.
PUEBLO, COL,
National Irrigation Congress, Sep
TENDER 26th TO 9th.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
American 0steopatEic Association,
August LIST 70 9Th
American Veterinary Medical Asso-
cation, September 9Th TO 9th.
Delta Epsilon Fraternity, September
7th to 9th.
Concatenated Order Of Hoo Hoo,
September 9th.
VICTORIA, B. c.,
Methodist Church General Confer
eDce, August 14th.
For full details as to rates, routes,
dates on which tickets will be sold,
tame Of trains. etc., Apply TO Ticket
Agents, Baltimore & Ohio r. r.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-06-28

GALVANIZED Cistern Pumps at I0S 8.
NJ Charles Street. YESTERDAY & CO
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-06-28
kreso Dip No. 1 Kills Lice
both on cattle and horses.

both on cattle and horses.
hreso Dip kills chicken lice and mites. foll
directions how to use It on every package.
Come IN add get sample bottle and book
Dip. - 1''e ~ fA'os"
The price Is si.s5 per gallon, rs {. for /
gallon. so cite. per quart.
speciai price made on larger q1l ntltlcs.
600
Try Moshaline. the m1th preparations
which has all the good qualities OF moth balls
ana none OF the imp easant odur, price Zoe.
per package Favored with Cedar, c amph
or or Lavender.
600
Bring US your prescriptions and family
ienenles, we use only the very beat chemicals
ana drugs OF every description
Don't hesitate to ask us for anything. II il
Is not In our stock we win be very glad 10
got 1t for you.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-06-28

ALL THE GOOD QUALITIES Of Ely's Cream
which IL Intended for nse ~ atomixers. That
It IL . wonderful Temsdy for Nasal CatarTh
ID proved By an ever-increasing mass of fes-
timouy. Il does not dry ont nor rasp the ten
der aiT-passages. II allays the inflammation
and goes straight TO the root Of the desease
Obstinate old cases hsve yielded In 81 ew
weeks, All druggists, 75c., including spray
ing tube. or mailed By E'y Bros, IS Warren
Street. n. York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-06-28
JOB PRINTING

VI All kinds done promptly. neatly
and at Lowest Prices at the
SPIRIT OFFICE.
Handsome new faces Of La,est
style Type recently added Is orr
already excellent job outfit.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-06-28
DIP.

DO You dip yosr Sheep You ought "a
ana win hreso Dip Mol. II cures Scab. kills
nee and ticks. and Is harmless and safe "a
use. One gallon makes fifty gallons Of good
strong dip.
Lousy cattle are disgrace to their owner
are yours that way?
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To get the most for your money ad-
vertise in the
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON.
the naper Of the people-the paper
of the largest local circulation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-06-28
All Kinds of Brisfle Goods.

tooth, hair, nail, infant and hand brushes,
any kind and price you desire.
600
In conclusion we want to say that 10 mat
Ter who or what youare we want your drug
business. No order Is too large or too small
for us TO give II our carefal attention, and
don't forget that we are very glad to order
lor you anything You may want whether il
Is . c. article or one which costs that many
dollars
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1910-06-28
CUT GLASS MAKES THE

incest sort OF wedding present; You know
June will soon be here, we have large aa-
soFtment at the lowest price,.
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For Sale.

have for Eale the hoHse and lot on Main
street. Charles Tom. owned by James D.
Brown aDd othsrs, aud Occ lpsed By John NJ
Bowel. Is. w. WASHINGTON
Sept. z9-tf Atty
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Everything in Rubber Goods,

fountain and bulb syringes, hot water bottles
aud face bags, rubber gloves, rubber tubing
etc. best quality, lowest prices.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-10-13
llE!Ws FROM ETHAN

Ethsn. Z. D.-A. Walters has sold
his farm for $50 per acre.
WillsStammili has bought the Miller
house, nearly opposite the school
house. and has moved In.
The Woodmen had o very social
tire q their dance. but they did not
make much money. The music was
the best they ever had.
]. q. Gallagher and VIII Cooper
had race With their trottlng horses
Saturday Afternoon. Owing to an
accident only two heats we're run
The third heat will be run next Sat.
urday.
Merritt McCrary cried his first sal.
1n Ethan on Saturday afternoon. A.
large crow: vas In town. and thing.
sold veil. The young auctioneer did
well.
4. ]. Annis arrived home from
lows. Friday night. He went to Nit
;chell Saturday.
@Jchn Bauer returned to his hone
aAa Chflltcothe. Missouri on Friday.
0s4sSf. after having 8hepn here helping
|Dnsthe neW reaihence % his brother
A.QsBAuers Tor the past two months
AE !! !. = very favorably Impressed
- pE GMl4 10 ~
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THE INDEBTEDNESS
Was PAID OFF TUESDAY
THE LAST DOLLAR OF INDEBTED.
NESS AGAINST CORN PALACE
WAS CANCELLED BIZ TREAS
URER.

A meeting of the corr palace COM
mittee was held Monday evening. and
the financial situation Of the enter
prise gone over carefully. With
practically all OF the expense OF the
palace being paid there was enough
money left over to pay the balance
CT the indebtedness on the building.
which amounted to $1,000. Treas
urer Patton vas instructed nv the
committee to pay over the money and
take up tn, notes. It is likely that
In the course Of a few weeks q supper
will be held for the business men Of
tho city and q bonfire made Of the
notes.
The committee made the selection
of the dates for the corr palace for
next year. and settled upon the last
week In September.
The Commercial Club will hold a
meeting this evening.
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GOOD MAN from GAME-HoW
TIM \ Their MEN SHOW UP
THIS SEASON.

A slight change in the line up Of
the University football team has been
necessitated by the action of Tyler's
parents in forbidding him to play the
game.
Tyler is. or was, one OF the prom
Using new men in the squad and play
ed tackle very effectively against Can
ton the other day. Kadinger Is hold
seems to be making good. He Is
fast and heady and shows a DISPOSE
ton t. overcome his tendency to i'll
his record last year.
One of the surprises Of the season
is the battle that Jens Jensen is put
ting up for the guard position which
Bintleh Ia now holding. II Jensen
keeps up the form and spirit that he
is now displaying there is little ques-
ton about his winning a monogram
at the close of TIE season.
In the puriing department the chief
reliance of the team is on Storer who
has been practicing on his specially
at every opportunity until he has ac-
quired the ability to send the pig
skin through the air with %considera-
BILE speed for lang distances. Whether
or not he will succeed in working up
his department to the point where
Herb Hardy maintained 1t in years
gone by remains to be seen. Pres
ent indications are very hopeful.
At quarter Log Smith is brushing
up on the flne points of drop kicking.
One Of the veterans who is playing
his fourth year on the first team says
that Log shows greater accuracy in
the drop kick than any man who has
played on the team In the present
generation Of students. Log is also
showing some remarkable qualities
of field g%eneralship in his manage
ment of the team while In play.
George Sheeks who played a guard
position last year has been trans
ferred to right end and is taking
hold as II he had always played there.
Some who know both Of the Sheeks
brothers assert that Wesleyan still
has the better football artist of the
two,
Coach Douglas has been putting
his men tn:the scrimmage each even
ing against the second team. Both
and defensive plays as be-
ing Spractiasq to good effect. Tho
coach knows the psychology Of the
game az we'll as the hne points and
new rules. He has a large and en-
bunch Of men out training
every night. and rivalry for a posi-
tion is becoming keen. The team is
in good physical and mental condi-
ton and anxious to get into the next
game which will probably be played
on the home grounds against Aber-
deem, In the course Of a few days.
THe exact date has not yet been
agreed upon.
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RET|RES
WORTH A MILLION
DANCING MAHER, PREMIER
MOUNT OF THE WORLD, WILL
RETIRE AT END OF
THE Season.

Hartford, Conn.-Danny Maher,
the premier jockey of the world, will
retire at the close of the present
racing season in England and will
settle down as a country gentleman
on an estate in Tipperary. Ireland,
the option of which he has had for
more than a year and which he re-
Gently exercised. 1t is the estate on
which his father, the late Patrick H.
Maher, who died in this city, was
born, and the purchase was made
largely because of a wish which one
of his family might be the owner of
that which he had, in part, been a
tenant.
The news Of the purchase came in
a letter from Danny to his mother,
who still lives here. In it the jocky
says that he has made $4,000 900
by his skill in the saddle and that
increasing weight would prejudice
his future, adding that he would
rather die at eighty worth $1,000 900
than at fifty with twice that amount.
The lettt is from Dublin, where
Maher now is.
Makers father died in this city
some years ago. but his mother and
sisters still live here. Only a few
years ago the jockey gave $4,000
to St. Joseph's hospital and has been
a generous benefactor to many
charities.
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~ ES11GATED By THE


At the meeting OF the board of ed
ucation the committee appointed t.
devise and suggest plans to better the
physical condition of the pupils In
the city schools, presented the fol-
following resolutions:
Resolved, That the teachers are re-
quested to make a special study Of all
pupils who are either slow in school
work, or troublesome In conduct. to
learn the causes OF such conditions.
That the teachers shall report ali
such children to the superintendent
and shall counsel with him regard
ing the same.
That the superintendent or the
teacher shall report such children to
their parents. advising an examina-
tion by a competent physician or spe-
cialst as the case may require.
That II parents do not act after
such notice. the superintendent shall
request the permission of the parents
to call a general physician, or q spe-
cialist to rxamine such children.
That the teachers must instruct
their pupils In clean and pure living.
The above resolutions we're adopt
ed by the board and will be put in
to execution by the teachers of the
schools.
VIM. Spratford resigned his posi-
ton as janitor of the high school
building and Frncis Halstead was ap-
pointed to the place.
Teachers were accorded the privi-
lege Of attending the meeting Of the
State Teachers Association under the
same conditions as last year.
W. M. Stoner, the engineer Of the
.'"h school building, rendered his
to 90 on the police force,
and Jay McLain was elected to the
place.
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.EDMUND KJELMYR
/,

On Sunday afternoon the Baptist
church was crowded with relatives
and friends who came for the last sad
service over the remains of Edmund
kielmyr, a former resident of this
city.
edmund Kjelmyr was next to the
youngest of the six sons Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter kjelmyr of this place. He
was born near Mitchell over 25 years
ago and had lived here all his life
he went to the northern part of the
state. Until recently he had lived at
Amherst. S. D., but had just become
nicely located at Cayuga, N. D. On
September Z. just n month ago, Mr..
kjelmyr was married to Miss Lydia
Kempf, of Cayuga, N. D. All were
moved to tears as Pastor letters spoke
OF the special loneliness Of this
young bride as she takes up the burd-
en- of life alone. Mrs. Edmund KEEL
myr "a accompanied to this place
on her sad mission by her brother
and his wife of Cayuga, N. D. Ed
mund Kjelmyr had been in the hos
pital at Aberdeen, where he died on
the sevent CT this month after a short
but severe illness. There we're many
beautiful floral tributes, showing the
high esteem in which this young man
was held. besides the young bride
and the parents, he leaves five SIS
ters md five brothers to mourn his
loss.
The remains we're laid to rest in
Graceland cemetery. The following
were the pallbearsrs: J.. l.. Morgan,
John Louster Ernest Miller, Elmer
LOOMS. Ralph Davis. Harry Rowley.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-10-13
AZ RATTLERS ARE
L L IN HUNT

Aberdeen. s. D.-A report comes
from Edison, In Meade county. that
i've residents of that town. one Of
whom is a woman. the plucky wife
IT the editor Of the Edison Press.
,rmed themselves with garden rakes.
spades and shovels. and spent a live
". exciting and profitable three hours
hunting rattlesnakes. During that
Tine they unearthed and killed forty
even .a%ttlesnakes ranging In size
rom little fellows with merely a but
on to big rnttlers with twelve rat
les. After the slaughter. the larger
lied snakes we're skinner. and the
:kins are now being cured The hunt
ook place IN . reg'nn called Sleepv
Hollow. . short distance from Edison.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-10-13
ONE SIDED GAME
ON FOOTBALL FIELD
THE HIGH SCHOOL LOCALS RE-
TKIEVED DEFEAT OF LAST
YEAR IN SATURDAYS
GAME.

The first football game of the sea-
son was played on the local grounds
between Alexandria High School and
Mitchell High School. Last year
Mitchell was defeated by Alexandria
by a score of 5 to O.. This year the
boys went on the gridiron determined
to avenge the defeat of last year,
which they accomplished, the final
score being As to o.
The game was called at $500 D. m.
because of the hot weather the quar-
tiers were reduced from the regula-
ton Is minutes to 10 minutes each.
Vt was much more of a walkaway
than the score would indicate. as af-
ter the first quarter a number of sub
stttutes went In for Mitchell.
The game started with Alexandria
defending the west goal and receive
Ing the kickoff. In the first quarter
four touchdowns and one goal were
made by Mitchell. In the last three
quarters five t%ouchdowns and two
goals were made by Mitchell. Nit
chell's line held admirably, as, when
on one occasion Alexandria was with
In eight yards Of Mitchell's goal they
could net gain an inch, in fact they
lost with every play. MitchelI's
team work was Inconsistent. but
time ana practice will remedy that.
ale to%uchdowns we're scored by
Derr. G. Smith, Berry and Hheaton.
The game as open and a great
many forward passes were INDUCED
in by both teams. Although 1t isl
hard to predict very accurately from
such a Jane. nevertheless 1t is true
Mitchell ought to put in a strong bid
for championship this year. The
Mitchell lineup was as follows:
F.. B.. Derr. R. A. Wheaton, L. G..
Smith. Q. Berry. R E. PETERSON, L. E..
r. Harbert. L. T. Smith, r..
G Wright. u. G. Ellis. C.. Kelly.
Capt. Medley. his name having
tailed to he sent In through somei
mistake, did not play.
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TAKE IT IN TIME.
JUST AS SCORES OF MITCHELL
PEOPLE HAVE.
Waiting doesn't pay.
If you neglect the aching back.
Urinary troubles. diabetes. surely
follow.
Doan's Kidney Pills relieve back

dSAVp = .|H.
Cure every kidney Ill.
Mitchell citizens endorse them.
Paul stowell. 4l2 e. Seventh Ave.,
Mitchell. S. Dak.. says: II believe
my kidney trouble vas the result of
The hardships | endured while serv-
ing in the army. was terribly at
i.cted for fifteen years with this
complaint. There was a dull ache
in the small Of my back directly
over my kidneys and my joints be-
came stiff and sore. I could hardly
10 my work and often had to be as
sisted in turning in bed. Dizzy spells
also distress me and the kidney Sc
cretions we're unnatural. l was fast
becoming run down in health when
0oan's Kidney Pills were recon-
mended to me as a cure for kidney
disease. ! procured a supply at
Dishl & Browns Drug Store and at
ter l had taken the contents Of four
boxes, , felt better in every way and
was free from backache."
The above statement was given In
August 1907 and was confirmed in
he following words by MIR. Stowell
August %. 1910: During the
three years that have elapsed since
l publicly recommended Doan's Kid
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-10-13

Hayward, Wis.-John Deitz, his
wife and his eldest son, Leslie, are
all to be charged with murder in the
first degree in connection with tn
killing Of Deputy Oscar Harp. News
Of the verdict at the coroner's Jury
at Winter. reacher here shortly after
noon. 1t was to the effect that Harp
came to his death from a bullet fred
either by Doitz. Mrs. Deitz or Leslie.
Deitz's wound Is slight. The ply
stefan who dressed 1t says 1t is only
a flesh wound under the left thumb.
Deitz put In his day complaining of
the steam heat. to which he Is unac-
customed. Clarence does not appear
in sympathy With his father, and did
not want to see him. Leslie contin-
ues defiant. Mrs. Deitz is in good
health, though bitter. The children
are kept In the residence part of the
Jail, cared for by Mrs. Madden. They
probably will be sen to their ma
ternal grandfather at Rice Lake.
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many friends hope for q speedy re-

many friends Nope for a speedy re-
covery,
Mrs, Wtl)tam Carleton ha. . sister
here Waiting.
A. J.sAnnis was in 4 railroad acct
dent Ga the way home from iowa
whetG DO attended the funeral nf
his brothers wife. The wreck was
below Sioux City. Every windo ON
one side OF six coaches as knocked
out. but not q person hurt.
Theodore Hohn'e threshing crew
have finished up their work Tor this
fail.
Ed. Blackman came down from
Sunday.
Misses Vida and Stella Shane vis-
tied ut their home in Mt. Vernon Sat
urday and returned to Ethan Sunday.