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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-23

MYSTERY, and there are several acts
iidt Will nN futtitiy novel Miss Scr
Etfe, Who ia wei rememhered hy van
'i.' pa Mons tot nrr work in My
Ltl tn"Sr wife. 'Hlllcs First. Love.
bnWefA Camille aud other little
plays vita which ste has been ideuti-
tivh Wit Re- seen AS circus queen m
nor nov play, which Edward WeltZel
Miotr Tor her use The character -
tolttt4l ana entirely different from tao
----4-' f't'7-vt'rutrnt roles she has usually
Zalda MISS Bereerei is in love VITA
tiit ii1n tanner. and he is also loved ny
ine pritpt donna or tho htpp0arone.
Toe latter seeks revenge when /aitd
wins Che prize. and turns into the arena
h,fce: untamed and strange lion.
Whnm Iaidu has 20 XIII 90 save scr
lover There is tsr atmosphere of tho
.ifr1~ no the piece and no Is presented
'N bag east of 10 players. and IN a
Grfuu the mental marvel. VINO
Sur,s Efeat sums ip "a cash VIII. uu-
doubleday. amaze Che local theatet-
Eoers as much as Dee aid the ltarSard
iotvtsurs who recently intctNi, Mtd
MIN lie Will. for example. multiply in
ai ihcftulhi} short time row OF nine
S"l p,ird - tae audiences he VIII tti,
yuu how many children YOU have and
- ear sex, and hc VIII tell thc day OF
the week any given date fell upon.
tralia. new Hebrew comedian Of quiet
aud original methods who works with
ont makeup 90 set his monoEue ana
pdrodits over the footlights. The VIZ
age Choir VIII contribute It's cele-
hratru list OF old and new SONGS VII
tonic a Georgetti. marvellous hand bal
ancers. known as the upside down
boys. Byers a Hermann. ia The clown
Dream. with Mr. Hermann giving "A
marvellous exhibition as skeleton
HILBERT a. Warren, southern cutertat h
Sllal-.stat ts s--4+ts. "a AZ Il -
performers In their national dances.
and the Mooreoscope pictures complete
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opening date VIII be announced later.
The scale OF prices Will be found else
Whefe In these columns.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-23

Richman ~ regarded as one or the
best Of the younger actors and hts
success has been earned by close APP
plcattoR 70 aud varied experiences In
his art
'One or the Family" illustrates the
struggle OF a young man To rise above
ar unfortunate incident OF his chill
b. his father soon after their marriage,
appeals 10 an old army man, who pro-
Vidcs for them. The mother dies. and
the boy Is sent 10 the almshOuse. An
ole planter. hearing OF the case. Sc
cures the boy and provides Tor aim.
Unable 70 endure the snecrs OF his COM
panions. who brand him as poor
Danville. Ca. and enters into new con-
ditlOns Ia the north. Here he prospers
and returns 10 DanVille uurcCog nfIrdf
with the object or discovering the So
cret OF his parentage. and rcpayius hls
.benefaCtor
The struggle that ensues between
him and the Carriers. the leading citl-
failure, not only In business but Ia love.
Little by little the play pvogresses 20
strong and stirring climax. MI sire
has surrounded Nh RicGman with an
all-star cast. which includes IA
Northrup. Frank Burback. Frank HI
dey Miss Muriel starr, and Miss OllNe
West.
In the Garrick theater the week OF
May =. David BelasCO viii present FOR
the first time In Detroit Miss Frances
starr iu that much discussed play, Tile
Easiest Way, written by Eugene Wal
ter author OF paid in Fun and The
Wolf" THE Easiest Way Is a vivid
picture OF contemporary life and the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-23

tendency 20 follow the easiest way out
or difficulty. The part played by Miss
Starr Is that Of an apparently strong.
yet inherently weak woman. who does
not hesitate TT sefHp4es- t,,-atta4I4-
ends. MIR Walter has drawn a force
full stage picture and does not hesitate
TO call a spade a spade. Prominent in
the support OF Miss Starr are: Joseph
kilgOur. Edward n Robins. William
Sampson. Beatrice Morgan and Violet
Rand.
LYCEUM.
Commencing Sunday night In the
Lyceum. Vaughan Chaser and his COM
pany will present the late Archibald
Clavering Gunters romantic comedy.
Prince Karl" Several seasons ago
Mr. CHASER starred throughout the
country in the high priced houses
with Prince Karl as the vehicle. and
critics declared that his portrayal OF
the pauper prince with the charming
dialect, was on par with that OF the
late Richard Mansfield
The story concerns a young Germa
nobleman. Karl Won Arnheim who has
Inherited not only title but poverty
and debts as well. In addition TO his
burden Of debts the prince is worried
with the attentions OF an ancient widow
with matrimonial designs In order 90
rid himself OF all HIS cares. he feigus
insanity and Is sent to an asylum. He
self as his foster brother. He becomes
American widow, with whom he has
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-23

class acts and the usual i.O0O-foot reel
on moving pictures at the close or each
The Miles o. affiliated with chain OF
lndeprndeht, high-Class vaudeville the
Htrls covering the larger cities from
NeW ofk 10 san Francisco, with book
ms offices In New York. Chicago and
San Francisco. which Will enable the
Miles at all times 90 present n refined
classy artistic hill There viii be ma
AheFs dallN at so, except on Satur-
DAYS ana sundays. when there Will be
extra WAtinees, starting al l as. There
lnF. starting AZ 80 and > o'clock The
entire lower noor and the first 10 rows
in the balcony VIII be reserved. to-
be on sale two weeks In advance, The
Miles VIII have "A seating capacity Of
500 IL TX an absolutely hrcproof the
alter "a every respect. with "a large
exits leading direct 70 the ground for
the assurance OF public safety. The
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-23

Chicago. VIII be leading man. lie has
had experience I'm stock organization
here with good reputation. Mr. Grace.
land who has been supporting Donald
Robertson. will handle the heavy
roles. and Uudine Andrews. pretty
little miss who has been With the In
perial stock company OF - Louis, Tor
some time. VIII take care or the IN
genue parts.
Other members OF the company are:
Clara Spauier. character actress. Eliza p
beth Ntlmeyer general roles. II. -.
Holland juvenile parts; Harry COZ
grove. comedian. Jack Lee, character
actor. Chas r Newsome, general
roles and Charles Ward. VINO VIII
handle the minor parts For an open ~
tAa-cnrnuAny MIL pLesent, w ny w o.
men sin.
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tentton OF both the manager OF the the
alter and the manager of thG company
to give patrons OF thF house the best
thar can be had in the way OF high
mer prices 10 and 10 cunts FOR NATL
nees and 10. 10 and 20 cents for even
ing pCrfoi mauces
Miss Alice Irving las been secured
for leading lady She e. described as
woman OF great personal charm and
:na gnetism and the possessor OF a re-
markahlG wardrobe. Ted BracketI late
~ the Bush Terhple stock company,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-23
AFANETTE.

The regular season Of road shows In
the Lafayette closes with tonights per-
Torrance OF a Man OF Mystery Fol
lowing this production. the manage
ment announces a high class stock
company. known as the Paycen Players.
VIII be brought here for spring and
summer season OF stock IL is the In
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DETROIT OPERA HOUSE

The return OF Adeline Genee, known
as the worlds greatest dancer. la klaw
X Erlangerts new musical entertain
ment. The silver star" which is TO be
seen Ia the Detroit opera house. begin
ming a weeks engagement. next Mon,
day evening doubtless VIII De halea
with pleasure by those who delight IN
her style OF dancing. The play Is or
spectacular splendor. and Is said TO be
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-23

.Ad. Wolgast lightweight champion
OF the world. will appear la the Ave
Hirls company. boxing three rounds
with his sparring partner at each per
Iofmance Wolgast. the conQueror Of
battllng Nelson Ia the recent long aud
rd-fought battle ia California. which
gave hiin the hampionship. Is a Mich
lgan boy, ana light lovers en- this city
VIII undoubtedly be glad OF an oppOr-
tunity 70 see the great little boxer.
The Co1y Corner Girls orrcr a lively
show comprising two burleaques and n
&C Lection OF vaudeville specialties The
burlesquVs are Room 6. or Fun In "A
Hotter and broadway 10 Atlantic
CITY" In both, "A chorus OF young we
men appear IN many musical numbers.
The company is headed by Richly w
Continued Page FIveo
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ten, and has situations that viii bring
tears well as smiles Miss Courtc-
nay VIII be seen as the charming young
widow.
The settings showing the ancient
home OF the Won ATnheims, GA the
Rhine. and the Hotel De BeileVille. arc
said TO be marvels OF the scene paint
er's art
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-23

whteh Is icing erected by c. III Miles.
OF Minneapolis. MINI. on Grlswold st.
between State-st. and Grand River
ave ADJOINING the chamber OF Com
merce' WNi add one more link 20 the
chain OF petroits most beautiful the.
aters The Miles IS 10 be the home ot
advanced vaudeville byR which IS
meant three performances daily. Win
q vaudeville bill consisting OF six hlsh-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-23

l. :. Sire wiil present new play
by G. 7 Darcy. entitled one OF tho
stellar role I'm the Garrick thcater tor
one week. commencing April 25 Mr.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-23

Rergere, the charming, temperamentai
actress, viii provide the dramatic eN-
element with her sensational play.
The Lion Tanner" Griffith. the. nu-
man adding machine" viii provide the
The newspaper., 1910-01-07
Real Estate Transfers

Warranty deeds recorded during
week ending January 1, 1903. fu RI
ished by The Delta County Abstract
Company.
James b Lazear to Irving A Over
man, 20 A. Mcdonald creek, $4,000.
Minnie + Obert to Dillon and Christa
Haworth, 2 lots Delta, $500.
Samuel Pike to Phillip Allen. Jr. 20
acres Payne mesa, $40O.
Kennedy & Dufiield to l. u Byler, 2
lots Cedaredge, $3.50.
Amy l. Williamson to f q and Olive
Wade. lots Paonia. 81, 100.
Jos. d Breeder and wife to w q and
LR Ives. lots Cedaredge. $2,lOO.
J Blanche Kelly to Geo Kelly, 20
acres near Hotchkiss, 81.
Delta Farm and Orchard Co to Gun
nison Tun. Inv. Co. 40 acres Peach
Val ey, 81.
Winfield Scott and q w Scott toJno
+ Sievers. 40 A. Rogers mesa $1,000
Jos and Emma Lamore to w A and
w + Weyrauch. 50 \. near Payne.
$4,000.
Myra C Carson to Jno + Hillman, 40
acres Redlands mesa, $500.
Dean ID Clark to l. A Walker, 20 acres
Peach Valley, 81 200.
Jno n Westen to Dewitt and Leon
Mccormick. 20 acres near Cedar
edge, 5000.
c L and Lucinda Penny to II J
Smith, 20 A. near Cedaredge, 81 300.
C NJ Morgan to VIM Anderson, s
acres Juanita, $500.
A H and W B Stockham to Floyd
Robertson, 40 acres near Hotch-
kiss, $1,000.
s f ond X Carney to FIT Swanson.
so acres Peach Valley. $4,500.
John Getty to II c Getty, so acres
near Cedaredge, 900.
Geo c Aaryott to Jno Koppenhaier,
240 acres near Cedaredge. $4,000.
A and = NJ Hartto Belle Hanson,
2.4S acres near Eckert. $3.50.
Mark s Phoenix to $ Monarch, 20
acres near Cory. SIC. 1000.
+ T. White to $ | Monarch, 20 acres
near Cory, $4,000.
w ID Reed TO Charles Bell, 9 lots
Delta, $500.
A Meiberg to W Il Stockham and J
ii Ploger. > lots Delta. $1,000.
Robt VI Porter to Letitia NJ HIllman
1 lots Delta, $3.50.
VIM Williams and I.Illis Williams To
Kobt NJ Porter. 1 lots Delta. $500.
The newspaper., 1910-01-07
From the Hotchkiss Herald

From the Hotchkiss Herald
Lloyd Blackwell returned Thurs
day night from Monte Vista where
he has been working for the railroad
company.
Frank Parker. Of Midway, and
Miss Grace Webb, OF Hotchkiss, were
married on Sunday afternoon at the
the Methodist parsonage.
Fire broke out in the kitchen at
the home OF Thomas Gregory last
night about midnight and before the
alarm could be given and the fire
men aroused, the FIRE had ruined
the house and most OF the contents.
When the fire was discovered Mr..
Gregory went to the kitchen door
and opened IT and the blaze rushed
in on him burning him very badly,
especially about the face. He Is IN
bed this morning and In n very seri
GUS condition, from reports received
of his condition we would infer that
the flesh is burned very badly and il
falling from his face. The household
goods were almost entirely destroyed
and the house Is ruined to- such an
extent that IL will likely lie torn
down. Considerable difficulty was
experienced by the firemen In getting
water ON the ire. The cold weather
had everything frozen up and 1t was
hard work to get the hose connected.
The newspaper., 1910-01-07
From the Delta County Democrat

From the Delta County Democrat
Miss Stella Burgess. who is teach
ing school at Paonia, is in the city
visiting relatives and friends. She
will return to her duties at Paonia
the first OF the week.
A meeting oil the Delta Socialists
was held at the Office OF the Socialist
Publishing company on Columbia
street, last Tuesday afternoon, when
the referendum principle Of member
ship control of the party was adopted
and it was decided to renew publica-
ton of the Organizer each month.
The Organizer. 1t will be remembered
was a weekly publication until about
a year and a half ago. when tempo
rarily suspended. w. l.. Holman, a
delegate from Montrose. WAS In at
tendance upon the meeting and sug-
gested the complete reorganization
OF the party In both Delta and Mont
rose counties. Officers were elected
for the ensuing year as follows: +,
w. Loomis. county chairman. Chas.
A. Fowler. county organization.
w. NJ. Ash, county secretary. A.
Risdon, county literary agent. Pre-
cinct committeeman. quoi um mem-
bers: II. ID. Perry. No. l. Delta; Fred
Waller. No. 6, Delta; j. l.. Welton,
North Delta.
The newspaper., 1910-01-07
From the Delta Independent

Roy L. Emry left Wednesday for
Denver to do some spring purchasing
and to order new fixtures for his
store, which will soon bear an en-
tirely different appearance.
II. C. Getty, manager for the Clark
Realty Co., of Denver, is fitting up
an office to handle real estate in the
corner brick next to the Independent.
Mr. Getty comes down from Cedar
edge to take charge.
Mrs. Emma Stanford slipped and
fell, near the Methodist parsonage,
last Tuesday. and sustained some
very infulinjuries. 1t was thought
at first that she had broken her leg,
but it later developed to be only n
bad sprain. She has been confined to
her bed ever since, however, and is
improving very slowly. Mrs Stan
ford is the mother OF II. S. Stanford
of the Coop. telephone company.
]. L. Taylor, Of Denver, represent
ing the Delta County Fruit Growers
Association, last week sold to WILL
liam Crosley Of the commission and
firm Of Crosley & Son. Of
25 car loads OF the best OF
Delta county apples. the price paid
being about 81, 1000 a car. These ap-
pies are to be shipped from Denver
to England about January lst, and
London and other big English cities
will have a chance to feast on the
finest apples that grow.
The newspaper., 1910-01-07

exactly reversed and we hope present
conditions Will effect a change for
the ensuing year. Secretary White
head has instructed his deputies to
bring criminal charges against own
ers OF cattle and horses who are neg
lecting them, and as fast as reports
are received he is informing the state
board of stock inspectors so that
food can be sent tn the suffering ami
mails. Any owner of cattle who al
lows them to stand on the ranges
this kind OF weather without food
should be sent to the penitentiary
for several years, where he will have
"A chance to reflect on his cruelty.
Theodore Polling and Mrs. Edith
Westrom were married Christmas
night at the home OF Justice Black
well, who officia ted, I'm the presence
OF Victor Feldman. of Paonia, and
Mrs. Fred Brockman, OF Rogers mesa.
After the ceremony fine wedding
supper was served at the Barlow.
The newspaper., 1910-01-07
Churches

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Sunday
1000 a. m. Morning Worship 11:00 u. m.
Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m. Evening ser
vice 7:3O p. m. Prayer meeting wednesday
7:3O p. m. Teachers training class 7:3O p.
m. Thursday at the parsonage. Junior
Choir at the parsonage Friday 1:30 p. m.
Senior Choir at the parsonage Saturday 7:3O
pm. G. Z. WooD, Pastor.
N. E CHURCH-Preaching on Sunday at
11:00 g. m. and 7:30 p. m. Class meeting at
close Of morning service. Sunday school at
9:4o n m. Junior League at 800 p. m. Ep-
worth Leasue at $50 p. m. Prayer meet
tiee Friday at7:30 A cordial Invitation and
hearty welcome to all
J. Y. vERAILLIoS, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH-Services in the Gay
ETY. theatre. Sunday school 1000 a; m
Morning Worship 11:O0 A. m. A cordial In
vitation 10 extended to all
j. H. CARMICHAEL, Pastor
CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Every Lords Day
Sunday school 1000 a. m. Preaching SER
vices HOO a. m. and 7:30 p. m. c. f. Prayer
Meeting $50 p. m. Mid week Prayer meet
ing every Wednesday I:30 p. m.
Clark Bower, Pastor.
The newspaper., 1910-01-07
Western Stock Show Rates

One fare for the round trip TO
Denver via the Rio Grande ac-
count Western Stock Show. Den
yer. Colo January S to -. 1910.
Ticke's on sale January S,h to IL.
Final lImr .nuary l7th. Bigger
aud betterrhan ever. Don't mss
il. Gallon local agent for parti-
culars. %
The newspaper., 1910-01-07
,m the North Fork Time

From the North fOrk I1me-
An article appeared In the Denver
Post OF December 29th. referring to
the condition Of about 1900 head Of
cattle ranging in this vicinity belong
ing 10 Balantyne Il Beggs Of Denver.
and j. +. Hutchinson of Salida.
There are probably nearer 5000 head
than the number stated and while
there have been no actual losses as
yet, the cattle are wandering about
grazing on what weeds are above
about ten inches OF snow and the loss
is bound to be severe II conditions are
not changed. Last year the Forestry
Department, over the protest OF the
resident stockmen OF this vicinity,
issued permits for the summer graz
ing OF these outside cattle. In conse-
quence the loss to resident stockmen
IL conservatively estimated to have
been between $I5.0tO and $4,000 as
there was no outside feed on the very
limited winter range and hay could
not be purchased at any price. The
fact that Messrs. B & B and J. F. ii.
also had heavy losses does not seem
to have been a lesson to these gentle
men. A fnvorite sentiment expressed
by the Forestry Department IL: 1--WE
had rather help "A poor man make
a living than a rich man make pro-
fit" As far as this end OF the county
is concerned the policy has been
The newspaper., 1910-01-07
From tle crnwford chronleIe

From the Crawford Chronicle
l.. +. Bell went up to the saw mill
on Black mesa last Manday.
Miss Estella Filener is here spend
ing the holidays with her parents.
Homer Hooker made "A business
trip to Paonia last Sunday return
ing Monday.
Custer Mcleod, Tom Mcleod,
Walter Maber and A. T.. Fitzsimmo3s
went to Paonia Friday to take In
the dance at that place.
The newspaper., 1910-01-07
Didn't Say So

Alderman Slugg See ere. you
saId ~ yer paper da; wuz a liar.
hryf
+. i,tor rac Feehl, Crs-On. No.
sir, K sd the article carefully
and ou'il see | said that liar was
no name TT vou. sIf.-Chicago
News.
The newspaper., 1910-01-07
County Officials

Clerk and Recorder, H. X. Gibbs.
Treasurer, N. J. Bradley
Sheriff, l. H. Williams
Assessor, $. l.. Cockreham
Judge, G.. H. Stewart
Supt. of Schools, Mildred Anderson
Surveyor, Geo. C. Vickery
Coroner, DR.. c. II. Burgin
Attorney, George Stephens
Commissioner 3rd Dist, A. l.. Roberts
Commissioner 2nd Dist, w. f. Steele
Commissioner LIST Dist, Geo. Wilson
The newspaper., 1910-01-07
State Officials

Governor, Hon. John T. Shafroth
State Supt. of Public Instruction,
Katherine NJ. Cook
The newspaper., 1910-01-07
State Legislators

Senator, Hon. Horace T. De Long
Representative, DR.. j. A. Whiting, Eckert
The newspaper., 1910-01-07
DIRECTORY
Town Officials

Mayor. Z. ]. Mathews
Recorder. j. H. Hill
Treasurer, J. II. Hill
Electrician W. II. Jewell
Marshal, j. H. Hill
Water Commissioner, j. H. Hill
Trustees, c. c. Hawkins, j. B. Miller, ii. L.
Welborn and Clarence Nelson
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cooDRlcH NEWS.

L. F. Morris visited the county
seat Monday.
Arthur and Carl Whey were Deloit
callers Monday.
Mrs. Watt Wilkinson visited her
sisters Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Broder Boysen drove
over to Delo,t Monday.
Mrs. James McKim and Miss Lucy
Flint visited at Hannibal Fink 8
Thursday
Mrs. s. D. Newton was Denison
visitor between trains Wednesday.
Steve Newton has been testing his
seed corn he saved and found out Of So
kernels from IS ears that as grew.
The first eight ears every kernel grew
and the ninth none. Now how is that
for test Of home grown seed and
that was an outdoor test at that.
Willie Grill is operating his CO.
ment machine in Deloit on the walls
Of the new saloon building.
Bonnie Wingrove was Deloit
caller Saturday.
Jake Sauchau was In Deloit Satur.
day
F The Review for Job Work.
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i s,s1 H
Mrs. Newman went to Prescott,
Iowa, where her little grandson is
very i with scarlet fever.
Sheriff Cummings was in town
Wednesday.
Miss Ida Davis. former school
teacher here. made short visit to
friends last Saturday while on her
way to Grinnell, where she is attend
ing college.
Mrs. A. Z. Elder leaves Thursday
to visit her brother at Koscinsko.
Miss.
Mrs. Emma Woodward and daugh-
ter Of Charter Oak were in town be-
tween trains Monday.
Mrs. AL Rudd and children are
boarding at Hot lArion this week.
Fresh Strawberries Friday at Par
mentier's Restaurant. 16-1
Mrs. Florence Huffman is visiting
her son, Willism, at his home near
Denison.
Miss Munley spent Saturday at her
home in Dunlap.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. I: Houlihan wen,
Saturday for visit with their uncle.
Mr.. McAndrews, Of Vail.
The Aid Society will meet Thurs
day with Mrs. MARI. Each lady ii
to bring her own work.
T fsuvt = - !,
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i|'E II, i ITEMS.

4 Is, s 9
Fred Kuhlmsn north Of Berner E
sporting brand new automobile.
He came in and introduced itsto !
number Of Berne people. The ride
was very much enjoyed BY those Who
were 30 honored. ssA
f 81. Brockman. VIM. Goslar. Petsr
Bruhn and Mi. Namany shipped cattle
last week. Goslar and Brock 90.
ing on to Chicago. Mr.. Bockman
will visit friends and relatives q
Clinton on his return.
Avery Kent returned to his home
ut Whittemore. lows. He is at prss-
emit clerk in . store. but thinks ne
would like to be an operator At some:
station similar to Berne.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Kent were pas.
sengers to Ute on Monday this week.
Mrs. Johnston sundayed at her
home in Denison.
Anna Plagge spent Sunday at Deni-s
son with her teacher. -: ......
Mrs. Goslar and son, Otto, have re-
turned to their home at Charter Oak
The families OH. d. Bocke)man
and Henry Plagge visited at Chas.
Dahn' . on Sunday.
Mr.. Eand Mrs. Nathlick Of Uts
visited Mrs. M Lowry on Thursday
Plagge and Bockelman unloaded :
car OF lumber at Berne on Saturday.
Mr.. Bockelman is preparing to i'm
prove his farm with new residence
this summer.
Mrs. Hans Jacobs of Scotland, s.
D. is expected here quite soon on !
visit to- her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Stamp.
The section men have been quite
busy in the neixhbo rhood of Berns
getting the road bed in good shape.
We are predicting it the pest section
lon the Mondan In line.