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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-05-26
SHARPSvILLE
May %. 1910.

May ~, 1910.
Grant Plummer and family of Ce-
lima, Kansas, spent Tuesday with Wm
Alexander.
Thomas Achor and family spent
Sunday with the formers brother, Ed,
at Farmer Station.
Dave Gilliland and family we're the
guests of Bert Gilliland at New Wen
ma Sunda6.
Roy Crosley, Of Blanchester, spent
part Of last week at the home of VIM.
Alexander.
James Bird and family were the
guests of B. F. Lourman Sunday.
Also VIM. Alexander and W ife, Mrs.
Mary Pendall, Pearl and Leila Car,
penter and Mrs. Clara Mcdaniel and
Lawrence CLANCY, were callets Sun
day afternoon.
G. e. CLANCY and family spent Sun
day with T. j. Lourman.
Cliff Scott and family were enter
tanned by John Gillilard and wife Sun
day.
Mrs. Minnie CLANCY and children
called on Mrs. Annie Lourman Friday
afternoon.
Ray Rankin and wife and Emma,
Maggie, Eva, and Robert Rankin spent
Sunday with Wesley Vanpelt at Glady.
Mrs Annie Lowman and children
took dinner with Israc Jones Satur-
day.
VIM. Noble and family were the
guests Of Joe Vanpelt Friday.
James Bird and family spent Thurs
day with M. N. Rankins, who is Ill.
Mrs. Pearl Sharp was the guest of
Frank Sharb Sunday.
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DR.. BESSIE N. SHR0FE
OSfeOpafhiSf
Tuesday and Friday
HIGHLAND HOUSE
From ii till a
DUNN'S CHAPEL
May %, 1910.

May %, 1910.
Will Dudley was called to Columbus
by the serious illness Of his mother.
Miss Mary Gibson visited her friend
Ina Weibly, Wednesday.
Mrs. Stanley Frost and Mrs. Harlie
Parshall and children spent Thursday
with Mrs. Geoge Parshall.
VIM. Gibson and wife spent We'd
nesday with Philip Holiday.
Isaac Dodds and grandaughters.
Neoma Ladd, and Lois Morrow, Of
Bridges, visited George Parshall Fri
day.
Spear Glaze and wife spent part OF
last week with relatives at Leesburg.
Coburn Vance and wife were guests Of
w. d. Gibson Thursday.
Elmer Newell visited his friends,
Earl. Rodney, and Marvin Burton,
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Newly, of New
Vienna, called on f. L. Crosen Satur-
day evening.
Madge kier 1t still improving.
Stewart Burton and family and
Frank Crosen and family visited John
Newell and family Sunday.
Harlie Kier and sister, Lummie
were business visitors in Cincinnati
Saturday.
j. w. Burton and wife visited Frank
Burton at Russell Sunday.
George Parshall and family visited
his mother at Boston Sunday.
Ben Wilkin and wife spent Sunday
with Lewis Frost and family.
Mrs. Lon Cook was called to Winton
County by the illness of her mother.
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ELMVILLE.
May 23, 1910.

May %, 1910. .
Jack Butler and family ana DIR.
McNully's children of Londen, dined
with j. M. Setty and wife Sunday,
Lester Beckman and wife are visit.
ing relatives at Middletown.
Robert Countryman and family Wis
tied his parents Saturday and Sun
day.
w. E. Parker and Homer Hammond
went to Washington c. ii. last week
where they purchased four pure bred
Duroc hogs.
j. M. Hammond visited S. r. Wylit
and wife Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Hottinger and brother
Of Bell, visited Jack Setty and wifi,
Saturday and Sunday.
George Gall and family and Mrs
Margaret Gall and children visited j
w. Hammond and family Sunday.
Mrs. S. A. Ware and children yisi
ted her mother Sunday.
j. w. Hammond is erecting a new
Tobacco barn.
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DODSONVILLE
May 23, 1910.

May %, 1910.
Mrs. Fanny Clancy and her two
children May and Fern, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Mrs. Gordy Haw-
thorne.
Miss Leona Stroup, spent last week
with her grandmother, Mrs. Ellis, at
Cinci matt.
Dexter Carpenter and wife and son
Dexter, of Hollowtown, spent We'd
nesday with j. M. Roads and family.
Charley Stroup and family, of Lynch
burg, spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Stroup.
Henry Miller and sister, Ella, called
on Oliver Daggy and family Sunday.
Miss Rosa Stroup spentSunday with
Nina Mckinney.
The guests at the home of VIM.
Keeler Sunday; were j. M. Roades and
family, Joe Briggs and family, Charles
Wolfrom and wife, Walter Carol and
wife, and daughter Doris Mrs. VIM.
Stoup and son, Harry, Emma Shaffer,
and Mrs. Mary Shoemaker.
Ozro Stroup and wife and daughter,
Leona, spent Sunday with Charley
Stubbs and family.
Alferd Moon, of Westboro and Lenna
Brude, of near here, were quietly mar
fied Thursday.
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Currant Tea Cakes.

Cream one fourth of a cupful of
butter and add gradually while beat
ing constantly, on third Of cupful
of sugar then add one egg we'll beat
en-. Mix and sift two and one third
cupfuls of -four, one half teaspoonful
of salt, and four teaspoonfuls of
baking powder Add TO first mixture
alternately with one cupful Of milk
then stir in two thirds Of cupful of
fresh currants mixed with one third
of cupful of -four. Bake in buttered
individual tins In a moderate oven.-
From Woman's Home Companion fol
June.
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May %, 1910,

Rev. DeLapp Of Sugartree Ridge,
preached very able sermon to large
congregation here Sunday.
Miss Maggie Calvert, who is night
operator for the Bell telephone COM
pany at Hillsboro, is at home on a
few weeks vacation.
T. G. MCGUIRE, who has been sick
for the past two weeks, is able to be
out again.
Mrs. Mabel Shannon, Of Hillsboro,
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Mrs. Joe Swanger.
Bartholom Roberts, who is attend
ing school at West Union, spent Sun
day with the home folks.
There will be an ice cream supper
here Saturday, June4.
Miss LeVera entertained on last
Thursday in honor of Miss Marie Lip
pert, of Walton, ,OInd. Those present
were MisseslMary Miligan, Ethel JAM
ison, Mamie Tannehill, Ada Jamison
and Faye Cummings and sister,
Gladys, of Marshall.
Frank andi Alonzo Swanger spent
Sunday with.F. ]. Kelly at Hillsboro
Mr.. Gotherman and wife dined Sun
day with Cliff Calvert.
Charles Lyonsgand wife and Thos.
Fulton and wife dined Sunday with
w. S. Haigh and family.
George Hottinger and sister, Myrtle,
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with friends at Elmville.
Edgar RobertsDand wife, of Hills
boro, dined Sunday with Steward
Hamilton.
Dave Roberts and sister, Lizzie,
spent Sunday with.their brother, Dr.
Roberts.
Mrs. Stella. Butler, of Huntington,
Tenn, was.called here by the death
of her sister, Mrs. Albert Siders.
Jim Elgin, of Eureka, spent Sunday
with his daughter, Mrs. Russell Fra
zier.
Harrison Mullenix, who is attending
school at West Union, spent from
Friday untill Monday with home
folks.
The two-year-old daughter Of viii
Noland had theHmisfortune Of falling
and cutting such wound Monday
that few stitches had to be takan.
Miss Ethel Storer, of Hillsboro, is
spending few days with friends here.
Mrs. Sam Storer, of Hillsboro, spent
Sunday with her parents, Steward
Hamilton and wife.
Mrs. Albert Siders, after few
weeks illness, died Friday morning,
aged 36 years, months and 25 days.
The funeral services were held at Mt.
Zion Sunday morning, conducted by
her pastor, Rev. Foust, after which
the remains were laid to rest in the
Belfast cemetery, followed by large
concourse of sympathizing friends
and relatives,
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Sheriff Sale.

Good farm of 49, acres, situated 4
miles from Hillsboro on the Belfast
pike, good two story six room house,
now vacant, hardwood staircase and
floors, cistern, cellar, barn 80 K 40 and
other out buildings, 2acres in orchard,
good spring and never falling water
in every field, will be sold at the Court
House In Hillsboro on June IA at p.
m. This is a great bargain at 81, 900.
Land adjoiI.ing can bs bought.
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PAINT.
MAY %. 1910.

IudJ lolOs
Over one hundred and twenty-five
relatives and friends assembled at the
home of Mrs. George Hulitt Sunday
morning, May % to celebrate her
birthday. They came prepared to Gel
ebrate in festal way, ,and sumptuous
dinner, served in picnic style on the
lawn, was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Hulitt
is looking pleasantly forward to next
year, as she anticipates celebrating
her golden wedding. Having lived
here so many years she has endeared
herself to her many acquaintances by
her kindness and sunny disposition.
May she live to "green old age" and
have many happy birthdays is the
wish of the writer. Mrs. Hulitt was
the recipient of one hundred and sixty
five birthday cards.
Misses Leona Holmes, Florence De-
Hass and Eta Holmes were shopping
in Chillicothe, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Free, of Green
field, enjoyed the birthday dinner Sun
day. They returned home in the
evening and were accompanied by
their little nephew, Raymond Hope,
who will make them visit.
Harry Richards and w. W. Ruble
and family. Of Hillsboro, were among
Mrs. Hulitt's guests Sunday.
James Hamilton and sister, Miss
Janet, of Dallas, attended league at
The Point Sunday evening.
Mrs. Sarah Morgan and daughter,
Mrs. Ida, are visiting here.
Oce Hutt spent several days at home
this week.
Quite number from here attended
commencement exercises at Balm
bridge Friday night. Each speaker
did very well, seeming to put their
personality in all they said and their
delivery was excellent, being animated
and persuasive. All were delighted
with the beautiful music rendered.
The address by Prof. Wilson, of
Athens, delivered In most pleasing
manner, was of high order. His
ideas of progress, success and character
building were we'll brought out. Above
all else did he admonish those just
starting in life's field of action to keep
clean hands and pure life. All felt
when he had finished that they had
been entertained in the full sense Of
the word and had caught the inspira-
tion to go onward and upward.
VIM. Hope lost valuable colt Sun
day.
Miss Mary Hutt returns thanks to
those who added pleasure on her birth
day by over one hundred cards breath
ing best wishes for the future and
home pleasant memories of the past.
She is very proud Of the basket of
beautiful flowers gathered with loving
hands which were given her and CRATE
full TO others for the well-selected and
and useful articles sent.
Mrs. Preston Outlet was made quite
happy by shower of cards on hel
birthday. The members of the G. A,
r. of Kentucky and their families and
many of her old neighbors did not
forget that she was "the daughtcr Of
their regiment" altho living in the
Buckeye State.
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RAINSBORO
MAY %, 1910

Mrs. Beekman, OF New ram, VINO
has been the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Adams, the past week. re-
turned home on Sunday.
] ohm Davies, of New Vienna, was the
guest of his parents here Saturday
and Sunday.
Bert Cunningham, Of Warrington
w. Va, arrived here yesterday to
join his wife and daughter, who are
guests of J. E. Davies and wife.
Mrs. Jones and daughter, of Cynth-
lana, were guests of Mrs. j. T. Roads
last Thursday.
W. T. Dodge and two older children
attended Commencement at Bainbrige
last Friday night, where his daughter
Daisy, was among the graduates.
George Free lost horse last Friday
evening, that had lived to the age of
thirty two years.
Mrs. J. A. Beaver and two daugh.
ters were guests of friends here Sat
urday and Sunday.
Miss Oleta Mercer, of New Vienna,
was the guest of friends here Satur'
day and Sunday.
DR.. O. A. Tudor, of Greenfield was
called here Saturday night on profes
sional business.
Mrs. Mary Wolfe andMisses Martha
and Margery Rittenhouse visited
friends at Bainbridge Friday and at.
tended the commencement.
Rev. E. A. Huntington and wife
left today for Clermont county and
will be absent the greater part Of the
week
Mrs. Dwight Cope of near Green.
field, was the guest Of her parents, G.
A. West and wife over Sunday.
The Dallas and Rainsboro kid teams
enjoyed game Of base ball here on
Saturday afternoon in which the lat
ter was victorious.
Frank Adams and wife spent Sun
day with relatives in Pike County.
Sim Shoemaker drove into town
Saturday evening and hitched his
horse to the rack. Shortly afterward
some one discovered that the animal
was sick and at once notified the ow-
ner, who secured a veterinary as soon
as possible but to no avail as the horse
died in short time after his arrival.
Almond and Bryan Huntington are
spending few days at the country
home of NJ. B. Park near New Peters
burg.
j. A. Beaver and family spent Sun
day with his brother, c. A. Beaver
near Carmel.
W. G. Newell and wife mad son, Of
cambridge, passed through here Snn-
day morning on their way to ssend the
day with frieds in the vicinity of Mill
wood.
Halleys comet has attracted a great
deal of attention here the prst week.
The Rainsboro boys went to Balm
bridge to play ball and the score was
13 to l in favor of Rainsboro.
W. ]. Redkey left this morning for
two days trip to Cincinnati on bus
iness.
Sam Borst was the guest of friends
In Ross county last Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wright, of Hillsboro
and Mrs. Warren Harper and two
little daughters, of good hope, are
guests of Mrs. j. B. Davies sinci Fri
day.
j. T. Roads and family, W. J. Red
key, and wife, Henry Mason and fam.
lily, Vernon Holmes and wife Mrs.
Louisa Baker and John Mason and
family were among those from this
place who attended the surprise at
Paint on Sunday given in honor Of
Mrs. Geoege Hulitt.
Quarterly meeting will be held in
the NJ. E. church here on Saturday
and Sunday of next week.
The Ladies' Aid Society are arrang-
ing to give an ice cream supper on the
night of June IL.
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HIGHLAND.
MAY %, 1910.


Mrs. William Green has been visit
ing her daughter the past two weeks
at her home in Cleveland.
G. G. Woods, who has been teaching
the past year at Piketon, returned
home on Friday for the summer vaca-
tioD.
Homer Jones and little daughter,
Agnes, of Columbus, have been the
guests of Joseph Hoskins and family
the past few day.
Mrs. James Adams and daughter,
Miss Edna, were in Hillsboro on Satur-
day.
Miss Bessie Slaughter, of Colorado
Springs, who has been visiting rala-
tives near here the past few weeks, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Terry
this week.
Mrs. Charles Stowe was visiting her
husband at the hospital in Cincinnati
couple of days last week and found
him doing very well considering the
serious nature of the operation he has
underwent.
James Evans and wife, of Peters.
burg, were guests of the latters par
ents, Joseph Vinegar and wife, Sun
day.
F. S. Woodmansee and wife spent
Saturday night and Sunday with theii
son, Glenn, at Washington G. II.
Cyrus Thornburg and wife anc
daughter, of Careytown, spent Sunday
with c. A. Woodmansee and family.
Earl Evans and Yes Smith, of Hills
boro, were guests of James Evans an6
family Saturday night and Sunday.
p. f. Ladds and wife were guests OF
Richard Farley and wife, of HillsborC
Wednesday.
William Head, who has been teach
in Reuseverta, Va, the past winter
returned home last week.
Mesdames Roscoe Mcpherson and
Walter Hoskins were visiting friends
at Chillicothe Friday.
Mrs. Clay Hixson was the guest OF
Dayton friends the first of the week.
Mrs. William Roberts and Miss
Mary Hixson were visitors in Wash.
ington c. II. Saturday.
Miss Blanche Woodmansee, Of Green.
field, was visitor over Sunday with
the families of her uncles, George and
Joseph Hoskins.
Decoration Day will be appropriate
ly observed here. Hon. G. L. Doster,
of Greenfield, will deliver the address.
Music will be furnished by the Lees
burg band. Everyone having flowers
is requested to bring them to the hall
in the forenoon so that they may be
arranged for distribution. The Mem
orial sermon will be delivered by Rev.
L. A. Washburn at 1890 on Sunday
morning at the NJ. E. Church.
Quite number of our people were
able to see the comet the past two or
three evening.
The public schools here closed Fri
day. There being no graduating class
this year and no special program was
rendered.
Mrs. Mary A. Betterton has been a
visitor with friends at Farmers Sta
tion the past rev days.
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Nurse running in excitedely y
Madam, the baby has just fallen out
of the nursery window.
Stylish Mother Horrors, and the
new cement walk hasn't had time
enough to dry out yet eitherl-St.
Louis Star.
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Big John.

Black Spanish Jack, 15 hands high,
weight 1000 pounds. Will make the
season of 1910 at John @. Roads barn
on the Danville pike l mile west Of
Hlllsboro. Terms $40 to insure living
foal. Persons parting with mares for
felt insurance. so
G. w. STRATToN, Manager.
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Tess--I broke my engagement with
him because he wouldn't give up
tobacco.
Jess-Then he is an old fame Of
yours
Tess-Yes, and he's still smoking
st. Louis Star.
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LYNCHBURG.
Nav %. 1910.

Mrs. Frank Lacy, Of Blanchester,
was the guest Of her sister, Mrs. S. S.
Pickett, part Of last week.
J. B. Kleckner and son left Sunday
for weeks visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Charles Packham, at Springfield.
Miss Nora Reeves spent Monday in
Cincinnati.
Lorain Troutwine and wife, of
WebertowD, we're guests of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bird, Wednesday.
The receipts from the market held
by the second division Of the Ladies'
Aid of the M. e. Church Saturday
were $3.50.
Rev. j. d. Darling delivered the
Baccalaureate sermon Sunday evening
Mrs. Pat McCabe spent few days of
last week in Cincinnati.
Mrs. w. It. Montgomery was shop
ping in Hillsboro Monday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Christian Church will hold general
market Saturday, May 2s, at Troth's
office.
Bert Thornburg and family spent
Sunday with ID. S. Simkins and family.
Miss Fay Gordon, of Greenfield,
spent Sunday with Miss Stella Troth.
Mrs. Earl Fields and family left
Monday for a few days visit with her
father, George Sanderson, who is
seriously i'll at his home at Middle
town.
Miss Edna Easter, of Hillsboro, spent
Sunday win Albert Feike and family.
Among those who spent Saturday in
Hillsboro were Misses Jessie Murphy,
Madelon Montgomery, Mrs. U. G..
Pence and II. B. Galliett and son,
Clifford.
The superintendent, teachers and
seniors of the Lynchburg High School
we're entertained by the Juniors on
last Tuesday evening at the home Of
Hazel Galliett.
Frank Barker and Mrs. Mel King, Of
Rector, Kan, are visiting Mrs. VIM.
Brown.
Miss Lille Faris, of Cincinnati,
spent Wednesday and Thursday with
her mother, Mrs. Naomi Earis.
L. L. Faris left Tuesday afternoon
for Washington d. O., where he will
attend the National Sunday School
Convention.
Mrs. Ernest Duminil and two daugh-
ters, Marjorie and Mildred, left Fri
day for an extended visit in Cincin-
Mr.. Duminil spent Sunday with his
family.
Mrs. Cinnie Miller spent Monday
with Mrs. John Kerr and femily at
Washington G. ii.
William Stautner and family were
guests at the Pulse home Sunday.
j. L. Delaney and daughter, Miss
nellie, spent Monday and Tuesday in
Mrs. Lola Stanley, of Hillsboro,
spent the first Of the week with her
parents. DR.. and Mrs. Murphy.
The program for the commencement
to be rendered i'm the NJ. E. Church
Friday dvening, May 27, is as follows !:
March-Mrs. V. e. Duncanson.
Invocation-Rev. A. ]. Bachman.
Music-Orchestra.
How Much but How
Well"-Lottie f. Archer.
Music-Orchestra.
Oration-"W woman o. Simkins.
Music-Oration.
Goods Outdoors" "-Freda Latferty.
Music.
Oration-"Failures as Stepping Stones
to Success Joseph Smith.
Music.
Dream of the Future"-
Stella Brewer.
Music.
Glass Address Honor Thy Father
and Thy Mother Hon. A. p. San
dies.
Music.
Presentation Of Diplomas-Rev. w.
S. Gray.
Music.
Benediction-Rev. George Trostle.
The music will be furnished by the
Lynchburg orchestra.
ELMVILLE.
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Peoples
Column
FOR SALE.

For SALE-A number of good farms.
WADE TURNER.
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Hat Flowers, 10 cents bunch, at
Stabler's.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-09

Edward B. Mclean, and by three
physicians.
Mr.. Walsh always a genial host
and fond of good company was
member of a number of clubs and be-
longed to several scientific societies.
In the immediate past he developed
keen interest in aviation, and was
the leading figure in the effort to
have the International Aviation meet
held in the National capitol.
The tragic death of his only son
some years ago was a most severe
shock to Mr.. Walsh, and one from
which he never fully recovered. The
boy was killed in a motor car acct
dent which injured his sister, now
Mrs. Edward Mclean.
When the Colorado silver miner
built his magnificent washington
home a few years ago it was the
largest and grandest residence in the
national capital Since then 1t has
been surpassed. son born to his
on account of the immense wealth on
both his paternal and maternal side
THE hundred million dollar baby.
He will be buried in Rock Creek
cemetery in this city by the side OF
his only son who lost his life in a
motor car accident in New England
several years ago. At his own request
the funeral ceremonies Will be SIMPLE
They will be conducted by the Ma
sonic order and will be held Sunday
afternoon.
Thos F. Walsh was born in Ire
land in 1851. He was educated in
the public schools and was appren-
ticed to wheelwright when he was
10. He came to the United States
going almost directly to Colorado
where he made his fortune in the de-
velopment of mines. In 1879 he was
married to Miss Carrie B. Reed. He
was named as one of the commits
sioners to the Paris exposition in 1900
and had been otherwise signally hon
ored by his government.
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LOOP SUGGESTED
Proposition for Car Line Is I'm
der Construction.
West Commerce Street Line to
Run to CastrOville Road.

A proposition is under consideration
by the San Antonio Traction company
for the construction of another large
loop extending from the West Com
merce street line several miles. The
proposition, which comes from property
owners is for the construction OF a loop
from the Lakeview addition at the end
of the International & Great Northern
depot line west to the Acme road,
thence to the Castroville road and back
to San Antonio. Such an extension
would go through Alameda Gardens,
West Gardenda1e, Edgewood addition
and other improved properties on that
edge of the city.
The above is clipped from the San
Antonio Daily Express of last Sunday
and has reference to extending the car
line, which now runs to the Alameda
Fig Gardens, on right through the
same. Mention has been made in these
columns previously of the Alameda Fig
Orchards now being sold here by the
Wharton Co., owners, of San Antonio
They have an enticing proposition. 1t
is bonded, hence safe and assures enor-
nous annual returns after the third
year. 1t is worthy the investigation of
those seeking good investments and
this car line projected through the
property makes it look especially good.
A great many have been in to see the
miniature of fig orchard at the
Heath Co.'s office, 100 w. 9TH ST., and n
large number have already invested
and are well pleased with their invest
ment The exhibit is free to the public
and all are invited to call and see it.