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The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-08
! SMuGGLERS ARE PROTECTED
s00 Said to Have Been Paid
'sasury Observation-Disclosures Of
Those implicated Withheld.

~ York, Dec. 7.--Collector Loeb
received In settlement OF claims
[ast importers for duties and pre-
w. approximately $S05,0O0. OF
r. sl75,000 was contributed by
Noolen importers who confessed
saving Systematically defrauded
sosernment OF large sums of
~ through fraudulent invoices
anaer valuations. Before the
" business at noon on Saturday
ae payments by importers will,
ung to competent authorities
Il pass the half million mark.
'ae custom house the greatest
,- sase is maintained concerned
'uement and the identity Of the
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-08
Ice stops Navigation.

st. Louis. Dec. 5.--Heayy ice foes
in the Mississippi river practically
have caused the suspension Of packet
service. All OF the steamboat lines
out Of st. Louis are placing their
boats in winter quarters The Peter
Lee of ths Lee line. due here ariy
nssi week, is the only soss e--t
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-08
HAUL WATER ie MILES
L. ]. Butler Writes Of the Dfouth
In Texas.

L. ]. Butler, for many years read
er Of The Star, writes from Blue Ridge.
Tex. He says that The Star is like a
letter from home. he formerly living
few miles northeast Of Mena. He al
so says that they are suffering from a
bad drouth where he is. and that I'VE
all haul water. some as far as eighteen
miles, He calls Polk county the
best county in the best state in the
Union.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-08

Mrs. w. M. Palmer writes from Ok
lahoma City. Ok. that Mr.. Palmer has
been sick for two weeks and that they
are paying 35 cents a gallon for drink
ing water from Arkansas.
Is it any wonder they all come back
who can?
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-08
THE COTT0N MARKET
Receipts Very Small and the Price Is
High 1854 Bales Is the Total

The receipts fer the last week have
been very light and the price varying.
On last Saturday the highest price
paid was about 1928. On Monday
and Tuesday the market took a
big rise and the 14.75 mark was
reached.
Following is a table showing the
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-08

Mr.. and Mrs. John Spartman ar
rived last week from Fresno, Calf.
where they have been visiting their
son. Hugh Spartman. After visiting
here for about two months with their
nephew, S. |. Wood, and other rela-
tives they will 60 to their home in
McMinnvillc, Tenn,
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-08

F. l.. Snoderass. who has been an
operator at Joplin, is now agent Tor
the Kansas City Southern Railway
Company at Vandervoort He is a
boyhood friend of w. S. Scriber one of
the operators here.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-08
Notice.

There will be box supper at
Pleasant Hill church. two miles from
Big Fork, on Saturday night, De-
cember II. The proceeds to be used
for lighting the church. ALI the
ladies bring box
Guilford A. Bates,
Freeman Edwards,
Varina Smith.
Lessie Aberpathy,
Committee.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-08

On Friday night. December 8. the
Mena Lodge No. 152 l. o. o. r. will
celebrate its twelfth anniversary with
a big feast. The bill OF fare. which
was gotten up by Old Lindsay. con-
sists of Backbone with Sweet Taters.
Sparcribs. Punkin Pie and other
good reliable foodstuffs.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-08

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Rogers, who
owns considerable property in this
county and spend much of their time
here have returned from trip to In
dependence, la. They are making
their home with M. B. Leeate on Tenth
street.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-08

Tess snd Ted" school shoes, the
new and better line for boys. youths.
little gents and little women. misses
and children. Star brand shoes are
better. Sold at 234-3t & G-1t
Crawford ( mcKinBey's
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-08

w. M. Hansard was in the city
Wednesday and stated that he had
sold his interest in the general mer-
chandise store of Evans & Hansard
at Vandervoort. and was going into
the same business at Hatfield.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-08

G. P. eagle OF Board Camp returned
Wednesday from Coalgate, Ok,
where he has been for several days.
His daughter. whose husband was
killed while hunting. returned TO
mako her iipmc with iicr parents.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-08

For Sale Cheap-40 hp. engine with
governor and everything complete
Phone 402 or inquire at Star Office.
i56&J7- II
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-08

DR.. M. O. Nyberg. Csteopathic phys
ician and surgeon. 1t you are ailinG.
call and consult him free
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-08

DR.. j. T. Boeard reports the birth
of 9-pound baby boy to Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Massa Tuesday.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-08
70 Be ENOSUCCESSOR
nrATH OF LEADER WILL HAVE
NO EFFECT ON SCIENCE
CHURCH.
DIRECTORS TALK VERY FREELY

runeral Arrangements-Th viii Be
No show Of Mournlng--6imple Ser
vices at the Home-Dlrectors De-
terrnined to Have Everything Quiet.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-12-08

AT first most of the senators listened
ittentiyely to the reading, but gradu-
ally this attention ceased on the part
of mott of them and those who re-
maineG IN the chamber devoted them,
selves 10 printed copies before them
This also was the case in the house.
,..,,, .a.ur orarrearntr crnn
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-07-21

%otehtro:4 So nlt bic Sdrit gmoidn uuut
tHt III ur lrcc auQt iii NIB Ycttp m .Tueblatt
9tltBt rt:o Il, onupt Q nt ue Die NccaVhulcr SBmo
'dnt thrt tNc lpptn lphn iB au0bne Sdlri
nnsnns p wtNCr tonpIic bel Der catuthncr aad NIT;
oetclb hnbn mir Sd hnItu unb &uebiatt
hen hi nlrn &lctot mcld oiudaicn ~ hrueu6 9uhuc
oatt 9uuron oo hos olt2 @>mnuo u nnntlt nbacubt
uno udl nno in Dem hil III ucrdnn %Qlte
blntt a ldonn muGt Gin Mcut iced 9,iotrn aebt
un0 Wlr audi Gin 4Wtlnu 0uriurcu ejn
Srnn ais W onlanoQH Qauicsu anach,u 0tshat
pun Yntdmor Gutrt u:hr (r 2ubc msii un nnaeu bn
81 nodr Co &otnbou mill ndt 2uHc rt.ir,u urngrr
nr III etm cnndn AN> AnIn nd0cm Is Sabre louQ uuo
oa3eibt o!t mb w Nr }nhn cit ,n @lbraad
nunu0 un hat 2 Nroupctcy mnnct nid nr oar onn ueut
dn Ytru ScGc mo umcpnNc Counties edcm Grolucd
nnd innr ctnt EcU mohntn u0, Wlntt Ht oH
NomenS oaI tnR - %ptSbnt muo0 it, mi, nm Sspr aeh
uno bNityu S:inpii ili,r.
2t'f> 1nN,r>t M III rd}, beburiin Gyidtuna
IbN Wlr btonrn nod mhr SStr bs6uru Mablir h
,B0 q: or NIr;n ci6iac 2drtir Gprrlvpunbcua: MIR
otohrlt olT HniiQtlnotn un0 nNli ahnr ytr
@lr bitten o3h.r ,om Der ldrHbE tanu dy>ib>u
itt cor nro Wr bHutin &olt&bat drtibt bb
I'll oT *fHN - "NdnSeu p>ru mo ahct
pbd eud nhr bur ert HniQtr &otSbo" (by Ytr
htu ooN %ptHoot nrpH pcrbrtt M eib uitt uuue onbur
0oIG pr ~ nu oNourd laR thr o otuidc Sprudt
rtn ern TrO crhacn nno ou uu'Q Wrnntpl uhp >pilan
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aod 6 III nW ciCu h iud Glr cirItQcn tt
Snt mnutN Uno mart tirm %ntt &t0cutunQ wtH i Ole
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ott'Q 0,Eit0mldn &nIBcS mis- bW iuIpmnt uno Qcbuhrt
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-07-21


liebtbeit uerbnntt er nift allein iei-
rcr ebrlidltsit unb 8edtid,aiienheii
I'M anIte. iunoan audi iueil CT nus
aeiprotlcner deino if a1acn allies lpas
oes Silraers drsibeit aeidtrbei.
--Gines plDbIid,en 5obes itarb am
Rittpoh Gadlniittaa 6eu Thilipp
Gihhp'i ~ 4poie Greet. 2erieIbe
lpar aui benz ,selbe mif auilaoen pon
sseiseu bcid)ditiat. als or pIoblit
bic 0eueabel binitellte uno ben ani
bent @aaen beiinoiidlen Nann snriei
ban er in weHigen Minuten iierben
miliic. mUlle aber uerindlcn nod ia
lnnac nusSuhnlteu bis bic 9nouna
pdrc. Yad,ocm or mic.
0er einisc Siinoel aufecitcdt bate,
ltcttc or abermnls bic ebabel in ben
Spoen. iant I'M uno mar cine 9eiz
dc. Gin 6er3id]laa haiti, i'm octrui.
len. Coroner !. !. Rabmaher uun
Meta hielt hcute bic 9eidIcnihan nb.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-07-21
NrlEsnitlr.

Ga &.itVb.1t,maur Wi,S nd pQ5.
wmotvu iuae Nie llriadlt II; Nar
uuir &;r.d'jeiinttcy 10 id,u.iei1m
lin, Al;Uihn,btu hJyt mdu 9ia0tn
ubcr Die uHaUnili0. <siucruRQ uao
upn bier 1t n,htS S,iicres ~ styit.
ten. Us ,uir0 pUb. auocr1 lpsrN,r,
nb;r hlS iiimtuiQ [rpi, iuy 0cu S,rN
mann. N,u1 o,r 2@cj;,a c0iSEsraH
itn III. Ncr uhushiu tlrS l,Jh, lAr
reid, Gu,;> r>r'vrat Str ra'tr
itnuN bc'it;. nbcr oaE u0iit SSt,,tc
mntt - uGu2R!,d lbn tl1ightjW'tv.
GlnjREa oty SMm;y tW lr,t' Sei;.u'
lit bicitr SSph, No Scyn ;Vi,Nty
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bier GU' S;'Ut e;utitn auN "a, t,rt'
numity,U ,>rastu h;u;0.d''tn IN N,y
mm,,S ~ Ictlu EuNtuhoti',y.
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u,tegiai,H (WhiJ,,W bt;m Sy0n,
Saicir
Ssytu Nsa,ca aap T.,Giiaa ,el, u
Ter Ngt,r our &,'Ut) b>;U; SAFER
ShmiNi III SooS
Am S;,ai,aa jlRN ip,. gnicyTc
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atrtin Um Ngt III Nu,tcrhOui, 0sr
SrnE;.egaE;I'dvr vriicIu Die atlili
tcu lteb.mQtH u,l;;ue,ohcu
Sti; turitr Setl ii; hlty n;n Souns
TUG opaam, nm 7;;Se uhr uue nm 10
llbr cine Sti,lc hl @eiie T.
Am 3pHus,nne lam 0phu %atrr
Sahmeirr non Snoir Greet, Qlo in
ScpleiiaRa heS ophrp, Satcr ooehn
uUu Stnrtrnhlra Nc. ur, nnierrn
ophm. $arrrr 81 beiudrn,o z.
nerr Sanl gacntarS ben ichpE Ian.
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1T bat iid uoh niht mertlidb acbei-
irt. ,-- -.
Sesm oeun Surpn Nfaniah bat
an ssrsitaa Der Slis eiu msrsrelles
Sino aetots,.
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Bleib' esuii9 s,sih esbn, nne Iab ei9
Mot bsidamsH.
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gle wO!Isr Dir biz osaiiSs spraae iiebmsi,
hub bsu,iasn einn, e'vum fsae Sib ,ur
Wret.
tas frsic eaus piIl biz bic Stsibsil ranbcn,
I'll ioaii hiGs isin, mem si9 tBolt beiteIlt,
G balle isit am aitcn ibabrsu Bl0nben,
llne -iar6ts goit uno iOrit ni4ts aui Der
@sI,,"
Tanh' Gsaii5r Madt BEN Geuiiaibum
penis ebre
limb i'd unO On Wir traesH iejue Samad;
Gss'pesen baft man uhiere RiHtsrlebre
limb tcrst ibr 10 itlimme 6oIscu mad;
-, oab reg blispe SeutiH:nbaiier pibtc,
Ee,h i9oue SruGt ani oieiem Soeeu rciit,
@oy gtt, una Reuidsn i6aMrotb rperesr
mBbts
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slsib' Nclt.i4, mS ebrs nod he cIisrh
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Der Tsuii.be hobt Die idnippNd) irtds
i3urpe.
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lace
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Gcrt.
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N0raics.

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25. Inli. Ciiict WprNmtusc Nut.l.
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mcrticn mir nm TuTncri,u0 hI,r in
ber <tnot
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beiouo lldl bier urter bcu @,indlcru
on 5pmtoa.
--0err ,(pbn ShniV upu Yppis
Greet welltt ciniac Stuubcn an Ton
ncr'toa bier in Der Stnbi,
-Vnu't1iiier;r 0cun }9cil,rn,nm
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Ticni,nN il Der Udnpti,oNt
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sim miro bier icin am u unb ~.
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tiir Der ln0S 9}micru an QUu Ntu
StrathnnN llbcrtroGcn.
-froH Sbtu, Nrctr ml Nuotr
upn St SOuiS bcludcn ;ur 3Ct Die
GItcU ycia. eypHtl,tu 9Iuluh H@tr
ncr.
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hit @cbraA,r Ncnru uah {htporr Npi
len psrtoG'l. &yriN $50.
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ilua Gug,r ,lnbrc bel a. @put TN
Spramtp;r NotrI.
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Ritipuriain por om N4prtcp lw ni.il
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hoh,u. &o;,c IitimnS {. 4 VI
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f(wsasgn - uno - Gull. 9lrenlt
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eonntaa ami Wcripanbten Sctndl
|ier. lie beioen arnnuntsn 6rrten
brtsn ont Noutan wicbsr suriia
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hae bel Der 5amilie Martin Gobe.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-07-21

lToyhsbip,
Henry ". Abei- Byton.
For Ju-tier d ihe Peace, Linz Townf
hip;
Hesry Ihdra. i.ooss Crrsk.
For Constable, Crawford Tod n.hip,
Robert Man;ls. Linn,
For Constable, Jefferson ,Io1n.llip:
George g. diecl. Koenig.
For Con,iabIe, Linn township:
Henry Porting, Loose Creek.
PROHIBITION PARTY.
For Judge supreme Ceur:
Julius Z. Hngh,-. Richmond.
For state Superintendent Of Publ,
Schools:
I, Ja4es Clinton shelton, Lexington.
FOR Railroad and Warehouse Comnl.-
sioner: =.
Geo. ". Campbell. Kansa. CITY.
SOCIALIST PARTY.
Fof Judge Supreme Ceuri.
John 1 Williams. Ne,t Plains
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-07-21
DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

For Judge Supreme Court:
James Britton CAN'T. Clinton.
For State Superintendent Public Schools
Howard \. GAS. Jefferson City.
For Railroad and Warehou>, Commi>-
,ioner:
James B. Austin. y. Louis.
Thomas NJ. Bradbury, jefferson Ciiy.
Jn>eph c. 4. Hitler. Glencoe
J. l.. Rush. Springfield.
Wm. \. Wheeling. St. Ioui,
For Representative in Congrc,-, >th
District:
Dorsey " Shacklcfor,l jefferson City.
For Judge County Court, md District;
Ben Srhanwecker. Ne>iphalia.
For ludg,' Probate Court:
William \. Davidson. Linn,
For Clerk County Court:
Iair Vaughan, Linn,
For Collector VI the Revenue
Joseph !. Tillmann, p"ti>.
a II l. l..
Gcorgr W. Terry, Meta,
For Justice Erat,. Washington Township
Herman NJ. Lur, kcuhoff, FrehurS.
For Constable. lack,on Township;
Monroe Baruharj Meta.
REPl Bll'AN PARTY.
For .ipllr >uprrmr Court:
John G.. Brown. FrlcricAtoNH.
For state Superintendent Of Puhli,
schools;
William +. fNan,. y. Louis.
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John T.. r-,.~,. LINN.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-07-21
County Clerks Notice of Pri-
mary Election.

Notice is hereby given that a primary
election will f,r held at the regular poll
Ing places In each preeinr; Of said coun.
ty II O-agr. and that the poll, viii he
open between the hour. of O'clock In
thr morning. and sunset. nn the Lr,,
Tuesday Of August. 1910. l,eing the End
LAY of August, 1910 for the purpnsc NJ
nominating candidate, for state, district,
county and township offices, 10 bc Noted
for at the general election to h. held on
Tuesday, the s,h day of November, 1910
That the hereafter mentioned list con-
tain> the name and po>toiiice address
Of each candidate for nomination together
with a designation Of the oiticr for which
he i candidate. and the party or pFin-
ri'lr that hr represents:
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-07-21
Primary Election Notice.

State Of Missouri :. -. ,
County Of Usage " Wv '''''
Of the County Clerk.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-07-21

Sit bsu SIuseiacipol:en iiir
Guuutu N,mter liuotu bic Yeir in
hcntiarr Mummcr ouh bic beS BERN
Alcr' ScrOut uuu @unnptS Wlitl wcl
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irntautca BON Cioet 9uuntp aui re
publitauiidler Seits beluirbt. Serr
Serhrt bieute ieiuem 9puutp ieit
,Sahren als &idlier uno wdhrenb Der
leSteil bciben 7rrmine als Soriieenocr
siihter welhes ant CT. sn Mller 81.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-10-05
.MCINDOE FALLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cooper of
Hyde Park, Mass, were guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clement,
last week
w. M. Phelps left Saturday for
Ohio, expecting to return in two
weeks.
w. H. Gilchrist, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Boswell took an automobile trip
to the White Mountains, Friday.
Mrs. Ophelia Faadleford returned
Saturday from Bath, N. H., where she
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs
H. w. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Phelps and
daughter, Miss Alice Phelps, spent
several days last week in Lunen-
burg visiting relatives.
H. G. Kent was in ST. Johnsbury
part of last week helping care for w.
S. Pope.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Duncan visit
ed at M. F. Sargent's at South Rye
gate last week, also Mr.. Duncan's
sister, Mrs. Luella Clement, at Brad
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence billiard and
family took a trip to Springfield,
Mass, Saturday.
Miss Ruby Dick of Woodsville, N.
H., spent last week visiting at John
Martins.
Miss Bertha Aiken and Miss Nellie
Manchester attended the arithmetic
school at Passumpsic Friday evening.
Mrs. HI. J. Phelps has been visit
ing friends at Barre for several days.
Mrs. Martha Chamberlin of Rye
gate visited her daughter, Mrs Lizzie
White, last week. Mrs. Taylor, who
has been visiting Mrs. White, left
Saturday for West Peabody, Mass.
Mrs. James McGill and little daugh-
ter of st. JohnsDury visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Bishop, last
week. Mrs. Bishop accompanied
them home for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Day and daugh-
ter, Miss Agnes Day, are guests at the
home of Mrs. Days sister Mrs. John
Buffam
Miss Flora Winch is att on this
week to attend the state hristian
Endeaver convention.
George Gleason of New York City
is visiting his sister, Miss Martha
Gleason.
Mrs. w. M. Lang of Manchester,
N. H., has been visiting at A. M.
Bedell's and o. N. Bedell's.
Mrs. Darwin Nichols and Dorothy
returned Thursday from Lunenburg.
Mr.. Nichols returned the first of the
week
Lora M. Morse viii have her Millinery
Opening Tuesday, Oct. H. at the rooms of
Anna Perry of Barnet. with full line of up
to date millinery. All ladies invited.
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CRANKY.

Mrs. Jean Wilson has gone to
Middlebury to spend the winter with
her daughter, who is in college there.
H. S. Lund stuck nail in his foot
one day last week.
A. J. Smith has been having new
chimney built, G. G. Dunn doing
the job.
Cranky police were called out one
at Gallups Mills.
Lambert Smith has purchased a
two year old Morgan colt of the Otis
estate of Burke.
F. G. Shonyo was in town buying
cattle last week.
G. L. Shores purchased six fine
cattle of f. C. Shonyo of Lyndonville.
News has been received here of the
birth of adaughter to Rev. and Mrs.
William c. H. Moe, September %,
at North Chelmsford, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McGinnis are
entertaining their son, Judge Nc
Ginnis, of Concord.
Mrs. Lucy IRWIN of St. Johnsbury
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
M. Shores, last week.
Walter Gleason left early in the
week for. Montpelier where he will
represent this town during this ses-
sion of the legislature.
Mrs. M. A. w illson left last week
to spend the winter with her daugh-
ter, Miss Dora, who is attending
Middlebury college.
Dwight L. Wells has returned
home from Georgia where he has
been for several months.
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WHEELOCK.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hicks who have
been visiting at Kirby and Lyndon
vile for the past three weeks
returned home last Friday.
Mrs. Carrie Aldrich of Lyndon
Center visited her mother, Mrs.
Nancy Mathewson, last Saturday.
Rev. j. G. Nelson returned from his
visit to New Hampshire last Satur-
day night.
Mrs. Ingerson and daughter,
Floyd of Lyndon Center visited at
G. w. Beans last Thursday.
Mrs. Currier and her nephew, Mr..
Towle, are visiting at Danville and
Hardwick.
In the premium list of the st.
Johnsbury fair the two year old steers
for the second premium should read
|. K. Gray, Wheelock, instead of /.
Graves.
Riverside Grange will meet next
Saturday at 10 O'Clock at Mechanics
Hail.
1t is hoped that all will remember
the Grange fair at Mechanics Hall
next Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Goss, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Goss and two children
went to East Haven last Sunday to
visit their daughter and sister, Mrs.
Carl Ball.
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Don Goodwin has moved to the
place that he bought in Sheffield near
the Union house.
George Sealey has moved to the
place that he bought of Arthur Curtis
at the Hollow, known as the Charles
Hastings place.
The next Grange meeting is to be
Saturday evening, the 8th-
There was large attendance at
the auction at S. c. Otis estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chesley from
Glover visited at Grin Curtis re-
Gently, Mrs Chester and Mrs. Curtis
being sisters.
Mrs. Mary Morgan has been quite
sick and under the doctors care the
past week. Her many friends hope for
her early recovery.
f. O. Berry sold six cows to Man
son Whipple recently for $3.50.
e. M. Card bought i've cows of G..
NJ Campbell recently, paying $3.50
for them.