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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-26
JEFFRIES HAS
 BLOOD TROUBLE
Choynski Diagnoses Eruption on Back
 as a Serious Disorder.

Ben Lomond, Cal, April 26.-FoIlow- ing the suggestion of Joe Choynski, the new physical director at Camp Rowardennan, Jim Jeffries yesterday forsook the usual training schedule If he can be prevailed on to accept the advice of his handlers, it will be several days before he exercises again in the gymnasium and the handbaH court.
 few days by a skin eruption on his back, a condition diagnosed by Choyn- ski as a serious disorder of the blood. It is the trainers opinion that Jeffries has been working too hard since he went into training and from now on the work will be regulated with great CT system.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-26
1o the Board of County commission-

Co the Board of County Com mission
 CTS of Fairfield County:
 I hereby apply for a transfer of a license no. 32 to sell Spirituous, and Intoxicating Liquors, Ale, Lager Beer Rhine Wine, and Cider from John Tobin at g Middle street to Thomas F. Tobin at 33 Middle street. The proposed place of business is not located within 200 feet in a direct line of a Church Edifice or Public School house, or the premises pertaining thereto, or any Post Office, Public Library CT Cemetery-
 Dated at Bridgeport, this 26th day of April, A. D.. 1910.
 THOMAS F: TOBIN,
 Apliearlt. We. the undersigned, electors and taxpayers, as defined by law, of the the application of 4he above named Thomas F. Tobin, for such license and we do seyeral1y certify each for him self that we are taxpayers owning real estate situated in the Town of Bridge port.
 Dated at Bridgeport, this 18th day of ApriI,A. D., 191O- Walter Stapleton, Bridgeport; Win. H. StapIeton, Bridgeport; John Kuba, Bridgeport; M. Stein, Brid report; Thomas L.. Semon, Bridgeport. hereby certify that the above nam ed endorsefs are electors and taxpay- CTS as defined by law, of the Town Of Bridgeport
 Dated at Bridgeport, this 26th day Of April, A.D.. 1910.
 WILL IA IT THOMAS, U 26 b*p 22 Town Clerk.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-26
FIT FOR
 BOUT WITH BIG
 BOSTON TAR BABY
Especial from United Press.)

New York, April 26-Stanley Ketch- el, with his army of trainers, seconds, managers and packers, will leave for Philadelphia this evening, prepared for his match, tomorrow night, with Sam Langford, the big Boston tar baby. Sporting men by the score are going over from New York to witness the fight Both Ketchen and Langford have trained faithfully for tomorrow's six round go and indications point to one of the hottest mills seen in the east in years.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-26
A NIGHT ALARM

Worse than an alarm of fire at night is the metallic cough of croup. Care full mothers keep Foley's Honey and Tar in the house and give it at the first sign of danger. Foley's Honey and Tar has saved many little lives
 No opiatS5. F. B. Brill and Curtis Pharmacy. *1-3-5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-26
NEW MOTOR CYCLE
 CHAMPION OF WORLD

Los Angeles, April 26.-Whittler on Flying Merkel motorcycle wins match race with De Roster. winning two straight heats. also defeats De Roster in open race. Mitchell on Flying MerkeI second. Whittier declared worlds champion
 The above dispatch was received at the local agency for the Flying Merl1el today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-26
Twelfth Annual Concert

of the B'PORT HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS High School Assembly Hall FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1910
 at eight o'clock The Sacred IdylI, E'REBEIA.AH," will be rendered by Chorus, assisted by so- 1Oists and full orchestra. U27 s*
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-26

punch and if I land it you can ex pect to see Langford go out Or tiI can around the ring for his life There'I1 be a fight and don't look fol anything else. If I can win in a. punch I'll be well satisfied"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-26
BASEBALL SUMMARY
 YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League

New York, 3; Brooklyn 1.
 Boston 5; Philadelphia 5.
 St. Louis 8; Cincinnati 8.
 The Chicago-Pittsburg game was postponed on account of wet grounds.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-26
League

New York 5; Washington 2. Philadelphia 4; Boston 2 Chicago 2: Cleveland 0. St. Louis 6: Detroit 5.
 STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-26
National League.
An1erican Ieague
GAMES TODAY.
National League.

National League. Brooklyn at New York. Boston at Philadelphia. Pittsburg at Chicago. St. Louis at Cincinnati
 American League. New York at Washington Philadelphia at Boston. Detroit at St. Louis. Chicago at Cleveland.
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sasnYYILLg.

HrH. Florence Andefa and aon. d
Westminster, ~ spending several
daYs at the home Of Mr. and Mra.
Albert Hoff.
Mrs. Howard Ioekard IL visiting
among relatives and friends In HaIIi-
more
Dennis Green md wife entertained
on Sunday the following Harry Or
md wife. George Ffeyman and sIfe
md irwin HeaEy.
John Zepn. vie and daughter. 81
Wesley. spent Sunday with Wilson
zepp and wife.
Raymond Shilling has gone 10 DAHL
more city 10 suTE Tor the United Izll=
saY Company.
Hessrs. Theodore Blizzard. Raymond
blizzard and Horace Blizzard anenl
several days the past week In phlla=
aelphia, Pa. Sightseeing
John streYiK i building a slIo IN
Is farm
sandyville ha.a baIl club vii pa
Gambler on Saturday. September :.
Il Glover HilI faEm. Finksburg
Thomas HHfnHHHI spent a moi d
IlEHtfnl Saturday evening with nnH #
hLn beat friends N Westminster
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TYRONE.

The following nesong were enter
IaIned by Jacob HaInes and family On
Sunday last CIV Haineg and vie
and daughter Blanche. Misses RomaIne
Hollenberry, Florence Formwalt. Car
RE Myers Ella Doderar. Edith Lennon.
Romano Formwalt. Maude MauE.
Emma Hahn. Esther Maus, Emma
Doderar and Meaars. Howard Maus,
John HiltebridIe. Harry FormwaIt.
John Lennon, Harry Young, William
petry, Martin Myers and Mcclellan
Haines.
Jacob Haines. who was on the sick
list, Is improving.
Some of our farmers are busy cut
ting corn.
Clayton FeeseE and wife, Of PhIla-
delphia, are spendInga week with How
ard Petry and family.
Miss Ada Perkins. OF Baltimore. Il
visiting relatives.
Edward Fritz and wife, OF BaIII-
more. is spending . week with hia
mother.
Thomas Ecker spent from Saturday
until Monday n Westminster WIlh
Charles Senft and family.
Adolph Babel aud wife, of Baltimore
spent few days With Mrs. Fritz.
Luther HeIwIg ana family, OF Pleas.
ant Valley, spent Sunday with George
Hymiller and family.
Sunday school 1t Baust's this sun.
day at o'clock D. m. Preaching 81
D. m. Christian Endeavor In the even
Ing at 7.30 p. N.
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CLHMsOsYI1IR.

MT. nd Mira. Elmer rIttinger and
daughter Margaret. spent Saturday
evening IN Union IifIHEe. silh their
different friends.
IT. md Mrs. o. T. nzsIs aud child
ren. HIHHsa Edna. HUH and Helen.
and Masters. Clyde. Wilbur and Her.
man. of near Mt. AIR. spent Sunday
with Mr Davis sister md family. Mrs.
). 7 Fleming.
IT. and Mira Dennis :. Smith, Of
Wakefield. visited theIf daughter. Mrs.
GfaHH rifIinger, laat Sunday.
TIE festival at The Sans Creek Il.
= Church vas largely attended Satur-
dHy afternoon.
Those who called Of Mf. and Mr..
Elmer pittinger Sunday evening were
Mr. nd Mrs Clinton Saabaum. o.
naaf Iohnsviile MaHHFa. John and
Carlton Fleming aud sisters. velma.
nefYl md Amanda and Evelyn Bond.
Of MaTHIon
MeHaTa Elmer PIttInEaT and odeu
Fogle made a business rip 10 Freder.
lex On Tuesday.
Hfa. Grace PittinRer spent Monday
with her parents. Mf. and Mrs. Dennis
A Smith.
Some Of the farmers aHe cutting
corn already, but NJ wheat has yet
been zosn in this section.
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MOUNTAIs3IrH.

Mr.. Lewis MosberEar and three
daughters. Margaret. Florence and
Helen Hesbergef, Of gaIonsYiile, and
Mr.. Edward seidel. n baltimore.
spent the past week NIIh Mira ThoE.
]. Gum and family.
MF. md Mrs. Samuel 7. Fleming.
daughter Rhea and babY visited MIN
rod Davis and family On Saturday and
Sunday last.
MIaa Mabel EYER i visiting her
sister. hrs. Harry nnrnsa. this week.
Muster Vim. SeIdeI. 81 Baltimore. Il
visiting Jacob Gum this week.
Edward Conway. Mra. Clemmle
Conway. George and Mamie Coma
way. Of Winfield. visited Alvin Coma
way. Of ut Airy, on Sunday last,
Samuel W. Bond. wife and daughter
Evelyn. visited NImnod Davis and
family IN Sunday.
Mr. Joshua spurTIeE. Of Ellloott
City. spent last Sunday Nth his sis
ter. hrs. Henrietta Gum.
Mr.. Georgia Bargar. of Welsh, La,
has returned home after spending
three weeks with her sister, Mrs, Jno.
Rlnahart.
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BRIERsWOOD.

Health of community, good.
Mr. and Mr.. Harvey Myers md
daughter Virsie. spent Sunday evening
IT ed. Giibert'a.
Mr. and Mr.. ki12ea YinglinE. md
Hiss Viola YIngllis. Of StonersTIlle,
spent Sunday With .. 2. Yingling and
family
Mrs. Charles sipes and daughter
Catherine have returned home after
spending some time With relatives neaF
baltimore.
Miss Mary Babylon spent Sunday
afternoon at Noah MiIler's
=. j. Babylon spent few daYH n
Hanover recently.
some OF our farmers attended ne
farmers picnic II Westminster d
Saturday last.
Harvey Beard spent Monday n
baltimore.
Some OF our farmers have threHhed
their wheat and report good yield.
Ed. Gilbert IhHezhed Ave hundred
and forty-five bushels OF wheat from
twenty acres.
Mra. James Robertson and Mr.. N
NE copenhaYer spent Thursday Nth
Mrs. I'd. Gilbert
Mrs. Mary copenhayer, OF Wakefield.
spent from Thursday TIL Saturday With
Mra. Helen Gilbert
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THEY HISTIs LUXURY.
Dnke Of CoanaugII md Expedition u
africa Fare L. Hotel Visitors.

The Duke Of Gonnaught's recent
big game expedition n Africa affords
N interesting example OF the COM
Portable and efen luxurious manner
n which hunters an now journey
through that country.
The party Included tho Duke md
Duchess of connauKnt. Prince Arthur
nd Princess Patricia. with Captain
Rivers Buckley fscots guards
eauerry. Captain nnakenbridKe md
MIas pelly. ladf n waiting
Sixteen pack mules and fifty don
EeYa furnished the food transport.
denots being established In advance
HIong projected route. and ten trained
riding ponies we're kent on the march,
Ing and hunting Inc. says the WASH
I1Elon Star Twenty-Five sheep Here
taken 20 supply meat for the party
md these we're supplemented by
many kinds Of antelope shot b Ine
hunters, and amall game, such ~ par
InIdges, faneoliH AMI Wild dnsE.
fresh fish taken from the larger
streams provided i welcome change
II diet SweetmeaIH and Timed md
bottled fruits also figured IN he
dietary
! tent OF double fl was supplied u
eaeh member Of he party. n ad=
1iIion, there Waz = large dining tent.
WIllisden eanpaH - BY IL In Size.
capable OF seating len to fifteen neo=
pie with ease.
Each living tent contained ean=
Kaa bath OF ; wooden eollapsIDle
frame. chair Of eollapslble deaIgn
md also a eoilansIble table. Waah
hand stand and small hand looking
glass, and the camp beds. also fold
Ing. we're on wooden stands with :
green canvas atreIeher. on which we're
laid mattresses Of cork.
One feature Nas unusual. The
plates, drinking cups. dishes. &c.
Here not of aluminium or other metal
~ usual, but Of strong plain chm
nd glass.
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WOODBIH...

d. Davis, OF Lisbon. spnt Sunday
evening with Sherman Buckingham.
Gladys Butler. Of Mount Airy, has
been visiting Sophie Grim.
HoY Conway has BEEN visiting Es-
ther Gaflrell.
Leo Kroh. Of Baltimore. Is spending
the week with Grover Harrison. Of
FroEgy Heller
Cora Harding. Of sykesyiilc. and
Elizabeth Carroll, Of Gathers, spent
Saturday with Mrs 9. y. Welsh.
The tournament held In Pickette
Grove IN Saturday lat vas quite 4
success
Misses Sherman Buckingham.
GLADYS Butler. OF NJ Ar. and Sophie
Grim, Aeaara GeolEe Buckingham.
JeHas Butler and Roland Long spent
Labor Day In Baltimore county.
TIE Misses Schaffef have returned
10 their home In baltimore. after
spending > couple Of weeks With Mis-
Jeona Woltman.
Lester Long haH arrived home
from baltimore after : lying Wait Of
a couple days. Il W. MT. Longs In
tenII0n 70 remain II Baltimore for =
while. but abe city With al Its charms
could not take the place Of the little
girl IN Woodblne.
Fay Conway. OF Winfield. has been
visiting Miss Amy Fleming.
Sophie Grim and JH@za Butler have
been visiting Mr. and HFz. D. ". Goa
neil.
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MILLERs.

Quite : number of our folks attend
, ed AleaIa picnic last Saturday.
Mrs. Noah Warner. Of Baltimore. Is
spending several weeks With her
daughter. Mrs. John Rinehart. Of this
place Mrs. Warner has been suffer
Ing for the last three months with a
severe attack OF erysipsIaa IN her
right limb. but at this writing che n
very much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. L. Warner and
children and Mr, and Mfa TIlden Nc
Norris have returned to TIER homes
In Baltimore after a three weeks Visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Miller
Luther :. Wentz IL Improving his
home b building an addition to the
house and long porch across the
front. He Is also giving Il neat
coat Of paint. which Nj add very
much % II appearance.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brilliant. OF
Baltimore. are spending } week with
the iaIIef'a parents.
Miss Helen and Master Frank
Miller. of Westminster. spent a week
among relatives here.
A larfa number Of friends gave
Mra Isabella BortneT : delightful
VII AAna4 HI NIAHf HaaAs Aa8A - has
evening. Everybody enjoyed the
evening very much Tie .enng folks
found their way 20 the lawn where
they soon struck Up old sHinRo,
which could be heard for miles, and
the Older folks enjoyed lively con-
versatIon On the inside. WIIh ; hearty
laugh nov and then. and occasionally
song HaH rendered On he organ by
some Of the expert musicians present.
A royal good time was IN store for all.
AT a late hour refreshments we're
served IN abundance. consisting OF ice
cream. cakes, confectionery. lemonade.
etc. The names will Be given else
where IN this paper.
John I. Miller spent Monday at
Hanover and York, Pa. On business.
Mrs. Nm. Miller ana children, of
Baltimore. are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. b. Landea md fam
fly spent Sunday visiting Mrs. Geo.
w. HofTaeker and family
4 number of wells have gone dry
In our village.
Rinehart Hoffnagle Is suffering with
sore toe. and IL unable 10 wear
shoe. or get about
Rev. Andrew Wood. = representative
of the Maryland Anti-saloon League,
preached 4 very interesting temper
anee sermon last Sunday.
Miss Hester Rabenstina returned 10
her home At Hanover. pa.. after
several weeks stay with her sister.
Mrs. Harvey Frank
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hare and
children are visiting relatives At Bal
timore.
J. Samuel Wertz spent Saturday and
Sunday among friends At Spring
Forge and Lancaster. Pa.
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uHIoETOHns DISTRICT. y

Mrs. Susan Myerly is visiting friends
in Hanover. -
M. Dons Hayden and daughter, of
Washington, d. O., and hrs. Anna
Hoyt. Of Idttlestown, are guests Of
Mrs. Lame Shaw.
Rev. ! 7. Murray and family, Mr..
Jesse HIlImyer and Mrs. Anna Rowe
sent the past week at Wm. Kolb's, near
CreagerHlown.
Miss Hernia Ham Is visiting
friends n Baltimore aid Miss Nellie
Ham Is visiting at Glyndon.
Mrs. Margaret ord al daughter
Veida. o Chevy Chase. Washington,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Il. H. Zol-
lickoffeTz
Courtney Hoy, of Baltimore, was
the que. of Mrs. Clayton Ham the
first Of ne week. M
Mr.. nd Mrs. George Eckard and
son Charles, of Pleasant Valley, spent
Sunday With Mr.. and rs. Frank
Eckard and Mr.. and Mrs.. Wesley Eek
ard. Of Baltimore, are spending the
week with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Easley, of
Baltimore, and Mr.. and hrs. Harry
Kaufman and son, OF Westminster,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. e. Edgar
Myers On Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dlehl and Miss
Helen DIehI, who had been visiting
Mr.. Wm. Bankard and daughter, re-
turned to their homes IN Hagerstown
on Tuesday.
Jesse Nubaum and family visited
Johnson Hollenberry and family on
Sunday.
pipe Creek NJ. r. Church viii be re-
opened Sunday morning. September
49, B. y. Kindley will Be present and
preach the reopening sermon.
Messra Harry Baughman md Hixon
Bowersox returned TO school At Get
tysburg and Monday.
Mrs. Cover Routson. Of Waynesboroi
Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Ephralm Kelly.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Cover return
ed 10 Easton on Thursday. MrB. Jas.
Cover accompanied them
Misses Ida and Bessie Merlng, Bell
Hill. DerYl Erb and Mary Baughman
attended the Teachers Institute, al
Westminster. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred HeInIe. Of Wash
ington. D. C., visited Mr.. and Mrs
tniiIH GuAani vi AtRAa84 ataA y wv
day.
Mrs. Samuel Pearl and daughter
Grace. Of Baltimore. spent Two weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Theodore Grouse,
Clear Ridge.
Mrs. DIT. Routson, of Duekeystown,
spent the week with Mf. and Mrs.
Thomas noutBon.
Miss Merle Waltz. of Baltimore, Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mira.
James Waltz. Clear Ridge.
Sunday afternoon and night. Sep
TENDER p. Sunday arhool conven-
ton vii be held in the i. ?. Church,
UniontoYu.
Mrs. Theodore Grouse entertained
on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Star
ner. OF near Krider's Church: Mrs.
Edward Haines and som. Craft and
Thornton. Mr. and Mrs. 0TYllle Ham,
burg and family. Of unIonIo.n; Mrs,
Pearl and daughter. OF Baltimore, and
Mrs. Enc Graham.
Mrs. Edward Fox and daughters
Misses Grace and Mary. returned 70
Washington, d. C., on "Wednesday.
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pATAPsGO.

The good rain which fell On Tuesday
evening WIS very much appreciated.
1t has started many farmers to
sowing grain
Quite 4 number OF people are boil
Ing apple butter In this place this
week
Frank ! Arnold. of Relsterstown
was guest of Arthur Arnold last
week.
Miss Mary Abbott spent Tuesday OF
last week N Baltimore.
John Taylor and wife spent Tuesday
visiting IN Baltimore
elias Sprinkle and wife spent
Sunday last visiting their son. Grant
Sprinkle.
The Ladies', Aid Society If the M. p.
church met last month At the home of
Mrs. Alfred Ward Their next meet
ing vii be at the home Of Mrs. Elias
Taylor Tie society vi hold an
oyster supper on Friday and satur-
day nIrhIH of September y md "a, in
the mil The proceeds I'll be for
the benefit Of the church. Everybody
invited 70 attend.
Mrs. Rodman, who has been quite
Ill. Is aIIII On the sick IIsI.
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FIHKSBURG.

]. Morris Ireland, of OIL City, Pa,
spent several days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mra. T. NJ. Ireland.
Mr.. ana hrs. Dan Frazier, Of Wash
ington, D. e, have returned home
after spending the week as the guests
of relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Old and two
daughters. Of North Carolina. spent
Thursday Is the guests of Dr. g. l..
Moores.
Miss Ruth Chew, of Patapseo. spent
several days the past week With Miss
Mary A. Bond.
Mrs. Julia !. Horner, of Baltimore,
is spending the early fall as he guest
of Mrs. Dora 1. IeDp.
Miss Olive Shipley, OF patapseo, Is
the guest Of Miss Berkeley peeIlng.
Mr.. and Mrs. George plaggmeyer, of
Baltimore. spent Sunday 40 the guests
OF Mr.. and mrs. NJ. ]. Leister.
Quite number of our people at
tended the tournament Monday, held
at the Confederate Soldiers. Home,
Pikesville.
Our recent drouth was broken by
shower on Tuesday.
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WAEETEII1.

Tie Brick n. T. Church will be Re
oHHed On Sunday. September i. 4
90 >. m, WHEN -. Dr. Tag, q
baltimore. viii HpeaE. nd some oth9f
ale Hneakefa TIE church ia mo-
completed and l. certainly beautiful
! large concrete Sep Haa laid ut thu
deuI 10 enter the church.
IL Aollie Ia. = Philadelphia. 4
Visiting Nr and IL J. Fletcher
babylon.
H.. and Mrs.. AZ Warner. d
of York. who haa hssH visiting Mf
ID Mrs. q. @. DixIsT. eft on Tuesday
10 Florida TO spend he winter
Thnfbin fixlef started 20 a busl=
~ college In Baltimore on Tuesday
Granville - BlzIaH. no Is reported
HIeE With typhoid fer. Is improving
rapidly
The Mite Society Ehleh was enter
IHInad BY Mrs. IHTTf EnslaF. ~
laTEely represented
Maurice BankarI. living on Tie
noskland farm, An Haa Kicked o.
Ihs shoulder laHs Thursday by a horse.
i slowly improving lie sustained
fracture OF the collar nnne.
- viii be aoHr. = lose one OF or
NJ neIghboTs IN he spring. Z. !.
LezoaIeet. who h. purchased farm
M Union bridge. lie viii move
lHsHe IN the spring
1fa. Doilinger I'll remains very
aIek Al this writing Nay she I'm
nIuEH.
MTz. Maurice DuIIaH was the guest
Of nra. ]. f. Babylon On Sunday last.
The painters On he barn OF ]. !.
babylon are through With the fri
coat Of paint, which adda much 10 It
appearance.
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NELRosEI

Baehman's celebration was a de-
eldea success. "A large crowd was
present. Addresses Here made b.
Rev6 Iau and KoonIz, and mr. Yeiser.
who visited the Holy land several
years ago. The receipts at The stand
were about $125.. More than 40 gall
Ions Of Ice cream we're Old.
And now there il . strong tendency
toward starting Melrose Band.
This d no idle talk and ne are willing
to bet penny II will come before the
trolley does. e. >.
Saturday was an IDEAL cay for )
picnic. Krideler's Sunday school
celebration being held for the past
80 years or more, was complete sue
cess ! large crowd was present.
The program was excellent and wei
rendered. and we believe. TO the uli-
tiring efforts of the anperIntendenfs.
]. ]. l. Baumgardner and Edward
Krldeler. Your correspondent has not
received the complete report OF the
celebration,
Your correspondent met Master
Malcolm Myers and 4 boy friend, Of
Hanover. on Sunday afternoon as they
were returning from his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Milton P. Myers, where they
had stayed while attending Bach
mans celebration On Saturday last.
Their team attracted attention. L
was : small runabonI drawn By 4
gentle Shetland pony.
There we're some mistakes in our
items last week, but - I'LL not CEN
sure the editors or printers, as the
verdict Houl be. Il didn't % it,
On Saturday last Carvin Bechtel
drove into a buggy occupied by Mr..
and Mra. Garverieh: besides endanger.
ing the occupants i've. he broke :
wheel and did other serious DAM
age 70 the buggy.
Wonders will not cease Now
hear from J. II. Markle. our teiephoEa
man. Who certainly ought 10 be post.
ed On such matters. that our sister.
Pleasant Hill, or Bandanna, will soon
have street lights. i they succeed,
well have lights too. even II We must
hang ont lanterns 1t every street cor
neT4
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.mEAsANTilII.EY,

Mrs.. Maggie Rape. 81 frankfort
Ind. md Mrs. Daytour. Of Texas. were
guests 1t Mr.. and MfH. Theo. Logheis
the naHI week.
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Eekard, OF Bat
timora. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eckard
Of fhIH place, and Edward Hively, OF
FrizelIbnrg. spent Saturday and Sun
das With Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Eckard,
Of GlEnxIlle. York county. Pa. They
made the trip In Mr.. HIgelys auto.
They passed through Meirose, Line
horo. Chenille. Glen Rock and Man
chester. returning on Sunday evening.
They al expressed themselves az hav-
ing had very delightful trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. " Eekard spent
Sunday With Mr.. and Mrs.. Frank Eek
ard. n uniontown.
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BrsSRRsYTLLR.

Nr and NJ. Noah ". Miller enter
IzIned on Sunday ne following II.
md Mrs David fInEltng and children.
Hiss Annie Ise#s and Miss Nay
HahYlon
Farmers are IHHY working On tier
ground and cutting .orn, The cop
q corn IL faIfIx GOOD one consider
~ the dry weather..
John Henry HauHef raised from 20
H6Haa OF OATS - bushels, an average
q 4 bushels u - acre
Mfa Clara THIs spent SunIH. II
Pleasant VALLEY.
Mra Annie : Miller and daughters
Mary and Grace spent Friday win Ter
mother, Mra. aaTah Warehime. Of naaE
HnHfminHteF