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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-21
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REFERENCES

T. w. Hanson, resident Of Logan.
was ON Ogden visitor Tuesday
Call Alien, phones 22, for carriages
for funerals anG operas Private Calls
q specially. Also prompt delivery OF
baggage. 412 25tb.
Nephi Palmer was a business visitor
in the city yesterday from Farming
ton.
WANTED-Ciean whito rogs at the
Standard
Oscar Harris is in the city from
Garland, Utah.
Advertisers must have their copy
for the Evening standard the evening
before the day on which the adver'
tisement is 20 appear IN order to In"
sure publication
Garfield, were the gueets OF ogden
friends yesterday.
w. l.. Cook and II b. Prout were
among the visitors from Salt Lake
Tuesday.
NJ. ]. Patterson, of Uintah, was q
business visitor IN OSdeu yesterday.
W. j. Holcomb arrived from Reno
Yesterday TO transact business In this
city.
licenee to Weo.-County Clerk Sam
uel Dye issued marriage license To
the following persons yesterday;
Thomas ] Nurtaugh and Ida >. Lind
gren, OF Salt Lake City.
Oee-Barker Marri19e.-The ap-
preaching marriage OF two prominent
Ogden people Is evidenced In tho
granting OF a marriage license to MISS
Rosabelle c. Dee and Joseph Barker.
The bride to be Is daughter 0i
Mrs. Anna Dec and OF the late Thomas
ID. Dee She Is very prominent In
Ogden society circles, especially
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-21
PREPARING FOR
CRUSHING BLOW

MEXICO CITY, Dec 20.-The Tenth
battalion OF infantry, a battery OF
light artillery and one rapid-fire gun
left here today In two special trains
FOR the zone of insurrccto activity
in Chihuahua.
Another train carrying two regl-
ments of infantry is said to have left
Guadalajara last night fer the same
destination
he force from this city is in com
mand OF General Sanchez Rivera and
Colonel Rafael Lis. The train went
out in two sections. one of thirteen
coaches and two baggage cars. carry
ing the officers and men. the other
consisting OF four cars loaded with ar
tillery, mules and horses of officers.
The Tenth battalion contains 603
enlisted men and twenty-five officers.
The battery Is classified as light
mountain artillery and has six guns
These troops were said to be intended
TO reinforce Colonel GuSman at Pc
dcrnalles. according 10 Official lnfor'
nation obtainablc
The government forces are prepars
ing to deliver a crushing blow to the
revolutlonsts The situation Is said
TO be as follows:
On one side OF the valley OF Nal
Pas Dad Pass. Is the force OF Gen
cral Navarro OF one thousand men.
Colonel GuZman Is on the other side
with a force of $40 troops He has
not tried to force his way around the
head of the canyon TO Join the troops
under command OF General Navarro,
but instead, communicated the situa.
ton TO headquarters in chihuahua and
received orders TO wait for reinforce
ments
Troops are being hurried forward
to raise the force OF Colonel Guzman
TO one thousand men and then the at
tack will be made from the two sides.
In high official circles. 1t Is belicy-
that they cannot possibly escape. The
destruction OF this force. it is said,
will mean that there VIII remain no
rebels in the field, with the exception
OF a few marauding bands OF outlaws
Francisco l. Madero the head of the
in6urrectionary movement, is again
reported to be In Mexican territory,
according TO a story In FL Heraldo
MeXicono this afternoon, The report
is based upon a letter received from
chihuahua by responsible persons In
this city.
Madero is said TO have slipped
across the border recently. and to be
now in Ojinaga at the head OF the reb
els, who were formerly under the
command OF Abraham Gonzales
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Suffered day and night the torment
OF itching piles Nothing helped me
until used Doan's Ointment. It cured
me permanently John Il. Car
rett. Mayor, Girard. Ala.
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THIEVES RIFLE
S. P. FREIGHT CAR

In response to telegram from
the officials of the Southern Pacific
railroad, officers were in waiting
when n freight train arrived in this
city early last evening and arrested
Henry Barker. who Is believed TO have
stolen goods from car of mcrchOn.
disc. The arrest was made by Capt.
Brown and Officer Hutch.ns.
The train crew found the car
broken open 1T Wells. New, and upon
Investigation Barker was discovered
in the car Several of the boxes in
the car had been broken open and q
quantity ot goods was missing Bar.
ker was taken Into custody by the
trainmen and turned over 10 the local
authorities 1t is not known where
Barker boarded the train
He Is now locked up in the city jail
pending the result of an investigation
being made by the railroad officials
he man denies tnat he had anything
TO do with taking goods from the car
and says that he was merely beating
his way east
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among the younger set Mr Barker
holds a prominent position with Il To-
cal banking establishment
Business College Osnoe.-A great
crowd attended the dance given by
the Ogden Business college at the
Fifth ward meeting house last night
The spacious hall was tastefully dec
GRATED with penDants from almost ey'
cry college and university In the
country There was also a profusiun
OF ferns and carnations. II wBs de-
lightful evening for all present. and
the affair proved a great success The
committee in charge Of the floor was
composed of Misses Minnie Albcrts
and Marie Wotherspoon,
Birthday Party,-Mlss Rebecca Co
hen. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. b
Cohen. was pleasantly surprised yes
terday by a number of her friends
and relatives, the occasion being her
seventeenth birthday anniversary
Miss Cohcn was the recipient of many
beautiful gifts
Gordon Snow lll.-Gordon Snow, a
former ogden representative of the
Salt Lake Hcrald-Republican. was
stricken with appendicitis a few days
ago and underwent an operation al a
hospital in Salt Lake City Monday eve
ming. He is reported to be doing nice
~ and there is every indication at
the present time that his recovery will
be rapid
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WILLIAM WATTS
IN The HOSPITAL

According 10 a telegram received by
). {. Jones. OF the Utah Construction
company In this city. from John c.
Tyler, representative oil the company
at San Francisco. w H. Watts. the
company's vice president and general
manager, was stricken with an at
tack OF appendicitis and underwent an
operation on Monday.
The operation was performed a.
one OF the hospitals Of the California
city at $50 o'clock Monday afternoon
and was very successful. The attend
ing physicians stated that Mr. Watts
could not be doing better and MIR
Tyler talked with the patient over
the telephone on Monday evening
AS the company has It's headQuar-
ters In this city, Mr.. Watts is we'll
known in Ogden. The company OF
which he is member is the largest
railroad construction concern in Amer.
lea
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-21
WHITE CHRIS TMAS'
WISH CONES TRUE

Those persons who placed credence
In that old unreasonable SAYING
about black Christmas and green
graveyard will probably have reason
for rejoicing as a result OF the first
substantial snowfall OF the season. If
the weather does not become too
balmy during the few remaining days
before Christmas the ground should
stil retain a fair Semblance of white
ness by that time
Snow began falling about IL o'clock
last night and continued steadily
throughout the night until the ground
was covered with a heavy mantle Of
white The weather Indications are
such that snow may be expected at
frequent intervals throughout the re-
mainder of the month.
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SLASHING ONSET
ON MR.. TURNBULL

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 20,-More let
ters came out of the past today TO
confront Mrs. Lillian Ashley Turn
bull, the star witness in the Lucky
Baldwin will contest, but with re-
markablc fortitude ready wit and a
WEAKNESS that carried her safely over
cleyerly set traps, the woman who is
ngbting Tor 81 100000 as her daugh-
ters share of the late turtman's es-
tate, not only met the attacks of the
cross-examination but frequently
fought back
All morning she faced a Slashing
onset and was calm. although the
questions hurled at her on the stand
frequently made the other women In
the court rooom blush and look down,
and then this afternoon when, appar-
emily by agreement. the attorneys of
the opposing side treated her with
more consideration. she started to
heckle them In return.
Relations With Col. Pope.
yes. | said those letters were for
gcrics." she declared dehantly. re-
ferring to letters concerning her re-
lations with Col Albert Pope. the mil.
llOnalrc Boston manufacturer Yes,
said they were forgeries. emphati-
cally so. II you ask me why ! say so.
ask MI James II, Wood. who forged
so many others
James II Wood Is the Boston de
tective who. according TO the testi-
mony. arranged settlement between
Pope and Mrs. Turnbull In lS94. when
Pope purchased for her a house in
Pasadena.
Wood was in the court room. and
when Mrs. Turnbull expressed doubt
as TO the authenticity of one ol her
alleged letters. Gavin McNab, the
cross-examiner, said be would refresh
her memory by giving her a glimpse
of Wood.
Oenounces Boston Detective.
Wood arose. He is an elderly man
with a white moustache.
Yes. that is James r. Wood she
Quickly said "and wish TO say that
Mr.. Wood is tho wickedest man |
| ever knew
An explanation of the unexpected
appearance in this case Of the letters
that played so important part in
| Mrs Turnbulls seduction suit against
Baldwin in 1896 came late this after.
noon IL had been believed that the
letters were In the court archives OF
| San Francisco. and every one mnr.
yelled that they had escaped the fire
of 1906. until they learned that the
missiyes had not been in the nre at
| all. but had been returned years ago
| TO Wood. who brought them from Bos-
ton some weeks ago for use In the
case now on trial,
/ Af1Nah hl4
continued his efforts TO show the Jury
that Mrs. Turnbull had not been a
spotless woman before she yielded to
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FARMER GOES INSANE.

GREAT FALLS, Mont, Dec. 2o.-A
special To the Tribune from Libby
SAYS:
Going suddenly Insane, Harry Bob,
a rancher in the western part of Lin
coin county. attacked and severly in
jurcd his neighbor. Robert Wheeler
and then killed himself Wheeler was
struck over the head and stunned and
then stabbed fourteen tines. He may
recover.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-21
PRIZEFIGHTERS DISCHARGED
FROM POLICE COURT

SCHENECTADY. y. Y. Dec. 20
Sam Langford. Bob Armstrong and
Porky Flynn were discharged In pO-
lice court this morning, with the con-
sent of Rev. DR. George Il. Lunn, re-
former preacher and editor, who
swore out the warrants resulting In
the raid on the American Athletic
club last night Jake Carey. the pro
moter. was held in $500 bail for trial
on December %
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ReoRoANIzE NAVAL MILITIA.

WASHINGTON, Dec Gothic bill
To reorganize the naval militia on
basis similar to that prescribed for
the national guard OF the several
states was fayorably acted on today
By the house committee on naval af-
fairs. The bill was reported back to
the house with the recommendation
for its passage.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15
GRAND ISLE
ISLE La NOTE.

Misses Mildred and Edith Severance
have returned to Buffalo.-Mrs. Walter
McCuen has returned to Boston. The
Rev w. A. Hill and family have returned
to their home in ST. Paul.-Mr. and Mrs.
Blackburn and son have returned to their
home In Eliza beth, y. 1.-THE Rev. +. b..
Sterling has returned from his vacation.
Schools began Monday. The north end
school has been removed to the upper
part of town hall.-Gilcs Carver of
Ellcnhursh, \. Y. was in town this
week. Mrs. +. II. kilbourne has returned
to BoSton.-W. l.. Brown OF New York
was at Nj. $. Thomas's Tuesday.-Charles
Donolly of Plattshurgh was in town last
week.-Mrs.. O. H. Parker and son have
returned from Utah, and are at her
fathers, II. II. Hill-Mrs. NJ. W. Dean
has gone to E.llenburgh for few days
Miss Evelyn Dean has returned to East
Orange, y. Miss Amanda Hill has
gone to the Burlington high school.-M.
r. Connel of Tarrytown Is spending the
week at Piney lodge.-Mr. and Mrs Jerry
LaBor bard, Jr., are parents of son.
The late arrivals at Brightview cottage
are: w. +. Clark. Boston: Mr.. Chees-
man, Alhurg; A. II. Scirva, Champaign
C. W. Mcclellan, Champlain; Hugh Nc
Lellan. New York; r. X. Chase, L. ].
Morton. w. d, Chandler. b. ~ Hopkins.
II. II. Sullivan. chauffeur. ST. Adams Or.
T. +. Garland. Mrs. r. +. Garland,
Timothy Flynn. White River Junction;
Miss Eliza Garland. ST. Adams.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15

yenr gave the value Of first class at
sG27 S25, and second class sA4,n5, total
of SS71.b This IL an increase of S129, $50
over the last uuadrcnnial appraisal. and
of s775sO over the value OF real estate in
the grand list Of 1910. The number
Of acres Of taxable real estate OF
the first class Is til 7-1s. and of the 500
ond class 243i5 Several houses and other
buildings have been erected since the APP
prnisal, and the total value OF real estate
for the grand list OF 1911 will he several
thousands OF dollars over the appraisal --
Mr.. and Mrs. ELI Shangraw OF Mont
Romory visited here yesterday. Mrs. a. c.
Stambaugh of Akron, Ohio. Is visiting at
the homo of her brother, Peter Shangraw
Mrs. Hattie Campbell has returned from
Montgomery. Miss Elsie Perry of Mont
r. Perry.-Mrs. w a. Lauder, Mrs. w.
Nj. Coons and Mrs. w. NJ. Lauder have
returned after visit of ten days in
Toronto. Barre and Edgar. Ont.--Mr. and
Mrs. II. a. Puffer are visiting in st.
Johnsbury. Mrs. &. NJ Hounds and
daughter, Laura, are visiting in Rarton.-
Ten members of the W. e. T. T.. met with
Miss Maud Smith Of North Adams, Mass,
has resumed her studies In the Leach
school of Music, and is boarding with
| Mrs. f.. r. Farrar.-Miss Kate Rounds.
| who has been visiting at the home OF
her brother, &. NJ Rounds for a few
| weeks. has returned TO Boston
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15
WEST BOLTON.

Mr. and Mrs, f. r. York, Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. Lacaillade and Miss NJ Lacail-
lade attended the fair at Plattsburgh last
Thursday Miss Edith Tomlinson has
returned to Fair Haven to resume teach
Ing. -Alrs. Lucia Streeter has returned
to barre having spent a week with her
sister. Mrs. Byron Jones.--About 30 at
tended the corn roast Friday evening"
Fred Bacon visited his parents last Sun
day.-Mrs. T. Guyette has returned from
Cambridge, where she has been visiting.
Mrs Electa Gle of Cnderhill Is visit
Ing her son, George. Mrs. John Tarbox
Is keeping house for l.. ]. Gile Mrs.
Gle. who has been In Worcester. Mass,
seven weeks, is unable to return on &C.
count of the serious illness OF their
daughter, Hattie.-Mrs. r. Bacon is
visiting her sister in Eden.-G w. Kel
.ogg went TO Hardwick Monday. He has
employment with the Woodbury. Granite
conpany.-Mr, and Mrs. George Gle, Mr..
and Mrs Harry Gregory and Miss Hoole
attended the association at IInesburg
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15

W j. Clark officiating. Teveyaw was n
veteran of the Civil War, having belong
ed to CO. G, 9Th Vermont regiment He
was member of Pixlcy Post, q. A. r.,
which had charge of the burial. He
had been in poor health for several years,
and had resided here until within two
years Beside his wife he leaves "A daugh-
ter. Mrs. GUY Wheeler. and Il son, Cortes,
of Lcistcrshirc and brother. Edward.
living in this town.
Mrs. j. b. Crochicr Monday accom-
panied MIR. Crochier on his return to
Montreal. where she Will stay few
wccks.--Nliss Helena Carpenter returned
homo Saturday. having passed the sum
mer in New Haven and Essex Junction
assisting in caring for her sister Mrs.
T. L. FGdy.--A dsi.,h,cr Was horn ~ Mr.
ana Mrs. Is. A. croft september 1-lsNth
Draper left Tuesday for Anibver, Mass"
where she will enter Abbott Academy
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Gaines and son. q. w.
Gaines, returned Monday afternoon
after weeks visit in Cambrdge.-Dr.
II. A. Durfec spoke In the Methodist
Church Sundn '-;.'';' o, I'd in the Zap
fist Ch'' Pc ,..y :uiIe evening.
The families of c. II. Stetson. L. j..
Tyler and u. NJ. Rose made the ascent of
the Pinnacle Sunday.-A II. Holden Of
F'rellghsburR que, with his fathcr-in-
law. Augustus Barney of Richmond, were
in town Monday.-A T. Riley of Everett,
N"ss.. was ruost Of his cousin. y. +.
Mcrcctcrs. Monday.-G. X. kcntic!d went
in fiincsburg Tuesday to attend n meet
ing of the Lamoillc association as a dele
gate from the church at East Enosburg.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15
FRANKLIN.

VI. T.. Titeman returned Tuesday from
Massachusetta with Il new automobile
Mrs. +. y. Wilson pcl,cd some strawber-
lies Sept S.--Mrs. Fanny Mercy and chill
dren returned to their home In SPRING
field. Mass, Saturday, Minnie
Green returned to Manchester, ~ H.. Sat-
urday.-Alfred Magnant and G. O. Wright
ar" petit jurors and e. T. Smith grand
juror from this town. and attend county
court which opened Tuesday. DIR. WEIGH
is in Montrcal-Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Daw-
son have returned from several weeks
stay with friends in Sheldon and Fair
fleld.-1Nrs Elsie Read and little daugh-
ter of Fairfield, are visiting at c. l..
Dawson s.--NIrs. W. j. Mullen Is ill-F b.
Willard and party returned to New York
Saturday by automobile.-Fre Morgan
has gone to London after several weeks
stay at G. w. Acknowledgement E!rick
has gone to Knowlton, +. O., where he
has employment--Mrs j. A. Wing and u.
A. Wing of Keene. n H.. are visiting In
town.--Miss Anna Powell went to Boston
Saturday where she will he assistant
Superintendent of Welcome House -Wor X
on the Jr. o. w A. NJ. hall Is progress
ing rapidly.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15
COLCHESTER.

Mr., and Mrs George Trayer are the
parents OF girl, born Thursday--Mr
md Mrs. George Wright, Josiah Carey
and Murray Thompson attended the re-
union and dedication Of the soldiers
monument In Franklin last Thursday.--
Samuel Lord. who was stricken with
paralysis last Thursday. remains absut
the same-Mrs. Ina Densmore Of Barre
was called here Thursday by the illness
Of her father, Mr. Lord,-Mrs Joseph
Lucian returned Monday night from a
visit in Rutland. Mrs. John Gravel re-
turned to her home In Vergennes Tues
day after spending n few days with her
mother. Mrs Sarah Nay The Rev
Francis Kimball and Miss Helen Kimball
OF Richmond visited at Myron Shaw s
Tuesday,-Dr. Charles Bates and wife OF
Morrisvile are visiting at A. n, Wright's.
Little Marion Munson Is quite lll.-Miss
Lillian Wolcott Is confined to the house
BY illness.-H. g. White has closed his
camp at Malletts Bay. and with his family
has returned home
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15
ALBURGH CENTER.

Mr.. David Marvin and family of Essex
junction were in town over Sunday
Mrs. and Rev. II. c. Latshaw returned
to their home here Sunday morning-Mis
Mildred McEroy, who has been visiting
relatives in uchford and AlburG returned
to her home in Thomson. n. y. Satur-
day.-M SIS NJ, Gordon left Saturday for
Tccumsch. Neb.. where she will visit her
grandmother Mrs. Berry.-Miss Hill
kor. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hill
kcr, of Alburgh Springs accom-
panied Miss Gordon to Chicago,
where she will attend school
DR.. J. S. Goodfelow. who has been spend-
Ing a few days In Montreal returned
to his home Monday.-Thc dinners served
in the vestry of the Methodist Church
on election day nettod the Ladies' Aid
society about s40.-Roy Rockwell has
finished his duties as pilot on the steam
er Chateausay and returned to his home,
accompanied by Mrs, Rockwell. who has
been passing the summer IN Swanton.-
Barney Lewis of Richford was the guest
of his mother sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15
HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

The season of 1910 has been the most
successful ever here. The Franklin House
has had the best season since Mr.. Scott
died. Business at Gilmore's and Missis-
quot Park was affected unfavorably by
the railroad strike, but this was more
than made up by the increased number
Of campers on the Plat shore. Three
new houses have been built, and campo RS
came earlier ard stayed later than usual
Fourteen cottages are now occupied by
parties who will stay through this month
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Earle and
George Tilotson and wife of Morrisvile
are occupying the RED" cottage on the
hill for 10 days.--Mrs t. T.. Campbell Of
Waterbury is occupying the Hays-Camp-
bell cottage and Mr. Campbell spends
Sunday in canp.-A party of boys from
Montpelier occupied the circular cottage
on the Plat shore over Sunday.-Tne sun
day afternoon services at the little
church have been well attended this sum-
mcr, and are being continued.
Ralph G. Herson and son, Wilbur, who
have been the guests of her mother. Mrs.
l.. p. Thayer, leave Thursday night for
Denver, Colo. Or. Herson joins them in
Chicago.-Shcriff Tracy of Montpelier
closed the Glenwood last week and with
his family. returned to the capital
Capt. and Mrs H. r. Megs OF Baltimore,
Md, closed their cottage last week ani
returned to their Southern home.-A large
number from this vicinity attended the
Eucharistc congress at Montreal last
week.-Mrs.. II. ". Schooley ana a party
Of friends from Boston have been the
guests of the Franklin House the past
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15
FAIRFAX.

The Ladies' of the Village Improve
ment society cleared SiS Freemen's meet
Ing day.-Mrs. Purmort Tabor has re-
turned from Rome. n. Y, where she went
to have cancer removed The operation
was successful.-Mrs. Carrie Hewey and
children of Springfield, Mass, is the
guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. @.
Wiklns,-Mr and Mrs. c. y. Orton and
two daughters went September to
Plattsburgh, n. Y, for few days stay.
The Bellows Free Academy opened
September with so in the high school
and the usual number in the lower
grades.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Bliss of St Adams
were guests of Mrs. Ida Hunt September
lO-Misses Lottie and Bertha Carr of
Georgia are visiting their aunt. Mrs.
Palmyra Ballard.-Miss Anna Brush, who
has spent the summer In town, has return
ed to her home In Somerville, Mass-Mrs
l.. V. MARI Of Pleasant Valley Is the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. t. O. Hunt
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. McNal and children
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. II. O.
Stiles. of Johnson.C s. Howard has ex-
changed his old automobile for new one.
The remains OF Harry Spaulding of
Fletcher were brought to the Sanderson
cemetery for burial Monday D. j.
Norton visited her son, II. o. Stiles. In
Johnson Thursday.-C. G. Gillette took
In the fair Mt Plattsburgh last week.--H.
B. Bellows has put clectrir lights in his
house and barn.-The farmers are cutting
a large amount Of clover for the second
crop.-Potatoes and corn are yielding
good. but potatoes are rotting some
The Rev. Mr.. Shaw. district superintcnd-
ent. preached ut the Methodist Church
last Sunday evening to a fun house
Mr.. and Mrs. C. q, Howard and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jessie Parsons went to Burlington
In Mr.. Towards new automobile Tues
day