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Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-01

local offices Of the Burlington handle more
busines than any other office on the en-
tire system.
In speaking of the enormity Of the freight
business In Omaha, 1t is also pointed out
the Chicago & Northwestern railroad Is to
build another freight house on Davenport
street neal Thirteenth street, parallellng
the old building. The new structure win
be a twin to the present shed and will be
Used exclusively for outgoing shipments.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-01
KEARNEY TRUANT SENT HOME
Boy who Runs
Away is Dispatched Back TO
the Ftreside.

Percy Smith, 12 years of age, ambled
away from his home in Kearney to Omaha
and then wrote a letter home assuring his
mother that she need not worry. "that he
had q good Job at the Henshaw cafe
where his singing is supposed to have RI
vailed that Of Melba on the graphohpne.
The boy did not have any such engage
ment and appears TO have lived by begging,
though this he ~strenuously denies. He will
be sent home and a Juvenile court officer
will put him on he train himself.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-01
Updike Milling Co..

1913 Sherman Avenue.
Gentlemen-I have used several sacks
OF Pride of Omaha" flour, and consider
1t equal to, II not better than the cele-
brated Minnesota brands. 1t bakes ex-
cellent bread. and l rave found 1t so re-
liable that IL relieves me Of half the anxiety
baking usuelly causes.
Wishing you continued success, / am,
yours truly, MRS. JOS. BECKMAN,
s4 Georgia Avenue
A woman with poor Hour cannot make
good bread,
Though she work and worry all her life
away.
A sack Of Updihs's Bsst win set her heart
at rest
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-01
A Shooting scrnpe

with both parties Wounded demands Buck
lens Arnica salve. Heals wounds. sores,
burns or injuries. sc. For sale by Bea-
ton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-01
WORLDS HERE
Largest Freight House is What the
Burlington Will Build.
IT WILL COST A MILLION DOLLARS
Terminals VIII extend Three Block
I'm Length and Include Two
Twin Buildings, as Per
Latest Plans

Omaha is to have the largest freight
house in the world.
Following a conference Saturday in Chi
cago Of officials OF the Burlington, comes
the announcement that tho company will
erect in Omaha a freight terminal to cost
approximately 81 1000, 00O.. 1t will consist OF
two freight houses, each 900x90 feet in di-
mansions and will cover a tract three blocks
in length.
Plans previously made by the. Burlington
provided for a single new depot to be
erected below Eighth street, between Far
nam and Jackson streets. In the face Of
rapidly increasing business on the lines
west Of the river. 1t has been decided to
provide a terminal, the capacity OF which
viii be double that specified in the original
plans.
A. B. Smith Of Omaha. assistant general
freight agent Of the lines west of the Mis-
souri, river, attended the meeting in Chi
.cago of freight officials, the engineer and
the lcompany's architect. The decision to
build two freight houses means, say rail-
road officials, that Omaha will nave the
largest freight terminal in the United
States or the world.
Work Begins Very Soon.
Work on the new buildings VIM begin
IN the early spring, possibly late in Feb
ruary. il the weather permits. The freight
houses will be OF the twin type and will
parallel one another, with tracks running
between the two houses. One will be used
for incoming freight. the other for out
going shipments.
To build the two houses will mean that
the entire freight yards Of the Burlington
route will nave TO be altered. A number
kof low huIdipga will hava 20 Ia torn doun
TO permit the work OF construction.
Both structures will be OF reinforced con,
crete and pressed brick, Office space lie
provided and extra wide platforms for
both freight sheds.
There has been a wonderful increase IN
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-01
MOTHERS FRIEND
A LINIMENT FoR EXTrRNAL Use.

Not only is Mothers Friend a safe and simple remedy, but the w. MI
comfort and heafthful condition its use produces makes IL OF nm-N Z%~~H$%A
Unable value 10 eveye xpectant mother Mothers Friend relieves VIZ TI/FHHI
the pain AM dseomfor caused by the strain OF he different nRa &4A-XX1
ments ovecomes nausea by counteracton, pevents backache and nunbnes Of
limbs sOothes the Inflammation oft the breast glands and in every way aids in pre-
serving the health and comfort Of prospective mothers. Mothers Friend ia a Idl
ment for external massage which by lnbricatng M expanding the different mus
nes and membranes thoroughly prepares the system for baby's coming without
danger TO tn mother Mothers Friend is sold q. drug stores, Write for M free
book for sxVectant mothers
THE anAnrxEgn nm ~
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-01
DOCTORS WANTED
Iowa Sheriff Comes for Northwestern
Medical Institute Men.
SAYS THEY swMDLED FARMERS
Gets warren WinsIOw, One of Four
Me- Indicted by the Grand
Jury OF Plymouth COUNTY,
Iowa.

Efforts to arrest the officers and solicit
tors of the Northwestern Institute OF Medi-
cal Research have failed with one excep-
ton. and at the end of a three-day hunt,
Sheriff Peter Arendt of Lemars, Ia, who
seeks the outfit, has come to the con-
clusion that except for the one man he has
I'm custody. none OF the medical research
ers' Is I'm Omaha. The one man arrested is
Warren Winslow.
Sheriff Arendt has copies of indictments
brought by the grand jury of Plymouth
county, Iowa, for Edward H. Fowler, presi-
dent OF the defunct %institute; for Warren
Winslow, ]. M. Finnell and f. II. Little.
Winslow is the man now in jail here.
The four men are formally charged with
falsely obtaining signatures to an instru-
ment, and 1t is specified In the indictments
that they represented themselves to be
physicians licensed to practice in Iowa and
that they were sent our by the Iowa State
Board of Health.
1t is said that the agents of the institute
would go among the armer OF Iowa and
after drawing up contracts to heal them
Of their ailments would depart. The pa
tient would dictate to the solicitor his
symptoms, and this being mailed to the
home office in Omaha, DIR" Sinclair,
VINO mas since Qieu, WNulu hldbHOSC anu
prescribe at long range and send on the
medicines by mail.
Then the Loan Letter.
Then the farmer would one fine day get
la letter from some small bank or some
loan agent who discounts any~thing-for a
good NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the farmer
that his note for SEQ, or $3.50, had been so
discounted.
How many patients the In
%stltute secured is not definitely known, but
that 1t did a tremendous business for a
time is known. Its offices were located in
a building at the northwest corner of Thir-
teenth and Farnam streets, upstairs. Some
months ago the good will of the place was
sold and the offices have changed hands
once since then.
president" Fowler is supposed to be in
Chicago, where ne lived before he came TO
lOmaha. Finnell's Whereabouts Is unknown.
He is an omahan and Little is a resident
of Lincoln, orawas, Winslow also lives
here, He was arrested by deputies from
sex 50
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30
Cities That Have Grown.

The second bulletin o. the Census b.
rezu showing the growth Of cities was
issued recently. on the S cities which in
1870 had population OF 10000 and
more ?. are given, and 70 these are added
I'VE which have attained the 100. 600 mark
during the past decade The aggregate
population o. these q cities nov IS II
6-6Ic. IS against Io.376.OIz II 1900 and
7.oo4 40 in 1890 The absolute increase
between 1870 and 1000 amounted TO
zr47I,e7z. between 1870 and 1910 10 ; no.
so7.
aggregate population show very little
change IN the rate Of growth during the
two decades, being for the earlier one
5I.3 per cent. and for the later II per
cent The fact IS noted that the high rate
OF increase IS not confined TO any one
geographical section. OF the seven cities
whose rate exceeded 10 per cent. two
Newark, y. J., and Bridgeport. Clare
Eastern, oHe-Atlan;a-is Southern. and
four-Detroit, Denver, Kansas CITY and
Columbus are Western. OF the two
cities with the lowest rate, one is Eastern
and the other IS Western.
Remaining upon the facts presented,
the bulletin says.
The rates Of increase for Atlanta. De-
troit. Denver and Kansas City must be
regarded as phenomenally high, but even
more extraordinary is the high percentage
for New York, which exceeds the average
for IS cities in the group by IA per cent.
and IS itself exceeded only by the rates Of
seven cities. The New York City rate.
moreover, has been maintained at its
present high point for two decades. and
may, therefore, be regarded as normal
rate for that city.
Fif,y-four cities Of between 5000 and
10000 are given, showing an aggregate
population Of z.723.4qS. as against 1901
7o6 IN 1900, gain of 49, per cent.-a
rate Of growth which the Census Bureau
pronounces 'phenomenslly high"
OF these 81 cities 81 show higher rate
Of increase for the past decade than the
previous one. So far no decrease is noted
in any Of the cities.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30

The Fei=-zl cszsus ---z-s -u-h %
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pz11e1 t1e to-zl -eC-eser-stz11 Ct s=Te-zl
c0z1sl=s = tile E0lsz q D=i=zz.=s-
The fcl-0Ei1Z IS ih= P-ovls591 q II
States co1s1rU-iO1 b. E1z-A r=p-=s--z-
tio1 < cetz-ul-1eC.
Ezc1 q ne s=ge-zi co-1-i=s O IL SAFE
having : population q IS co so.Ls O:
lsss snail be eati;lec % tso c=5zzz-eS
slc every COUNTY having Z popzlzuo1 q
Oye- Z. go ard l=ss t1zz = GO sous
slzA b entitled 70 three dei=Ez-=- ard
eyerT county having = Population q
$500 and less than 1880 S1Els sal c=
entitled q fo1- o=lzEzt=s- ard every
county having Z po2uiztic- q 1910 ard
less t1zz = 90 sous stall be s--I.i-l 20
I'VE c@leSst=s, and every cou--y having
Z population q 1900 sous z16 u1zzrd
snail L entitled 70 SIX delegates ard ID
nore; and ezcn O. TIE legislative Districts
o. tie ctr q Baltimore stall y entitled
70 the number q delegates . zaich the
lzrsest county snail o. nav Il entitled
u1ce- the zfo-egol1g aooo-lso1ne-t- and
tie General Assembly shall have tie
po~eC 70 provide b. lzE IRON tine q
tine Tor altering and charging the boun-
ozrs=s q the existing legislative district:
q TIE CITY q Baltimore % = % make
tn=m a near IS may be o. equal Dop1Iz.
to1s but sad district shall always c0asis,
q contiguous territory
By the corrected census O. 1910 Do-
chester and Prince Georges and Mont
gomery COUNTIES, esch gained delegate.
i : Claimed tHzt the reE census WIl
give al additional delegate % .AlIegzny
Caroline, Frederick, Howard and Kent
b. Ire Fede.zl census IS also deter
mined Maryland 5 representation II ths
l3Eer House o. the National Congress
( L Inc present rztio Of representation /
. increased. as 5 likely. Maryland may los;
Ole representative. Certainly reap
Z Porlo1meat Of the congressional district.
Q. the State by the next General Assembly
all be necessary.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30

Frederick Cty-Nayor, John Edward
ScheiL
Register ard Tax Coilec,or-Slichael
A. NcCzfr-y.
Aiderme1-LeEis 4 Pice. Martin c.
Kemp + Daaiei Cnmmins. Henry ".
GittinZer. Joan ]. Johnson Clerk,
facob schmidt Board meets third Wed
1=sdsy 81 every month.
City Health Ohcer-Dr Ira Nc.
Cgrdy
Policemen-Ceorge BrenZie, Ec.Rard
HerWig. William King. John r Fleming
ReveTdy Droneuberg. John Blumenour
Edward Herring.
Electric Light Engineer-Edzard TIT
lox.
Fireman-Samuei Abrecht
Electric Light Linemen-Frank Ridge
~, George Wallace
MarIe, Mas,er-C. William Dams
berger
Superintendent Of Water Works
Frank F Tyeryar.
Police Jusiices-Christian n. Eckstein
John Francis Smith and J. Alfred Ritter
City Aitomey-Edward J. Smith.
City Election Experimentation s
Stull, Henry J D. Hagan, Democrats
Tobias Kuhn. Republican. C. Thoma,
Ecksteiu, Clerk
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30
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R@U E==z- q Hzze-s-ozu. oe-1F--4d Z
s@--ol h@-- O Stay ks
joz1 Mussest=-. q Ez-1z9re- VISITED
rEAzlTss bz-z-
Ell Hz1= ard tznzy. q Bzlt-15r-
sp@-r ~ GAYS s7-1 rs parents recently.
Ms Ida Mo1-E91=-Y i s9e165lg :
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Mss Lou Hz1e i sp=1l1z so1e Ia=
z 5zitl1o-e
Mss Nay C@csL q EFvzt-s-ozr- so=o.
w@-s sits Mss Eds-h KIDD rec=z-ly-
Sziaza E1glz16 as II Fr=5=-5c< dr.
x ire Es-s-
Czz-.s Crfn@. Mo RS ben eu-
rloy-c . 4 K Wills fo- so-@ tine
pssc- Ezs moved q L=rElsa5E1-
Mr- aid Mrs. N=lg5a= C-0nzeu soez.
- czgs El-n hsPzra-s. -=z- Buckeyz-
tCsl
81 C-z=fo-d- z 9. Liz.asc-n- Mr.
z-d W-s- c. " Kid. and Mrs D. z
Noyizz7 zil-zd=6 lie f.1=-zI Of :.
C-zE5o-t-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30
Wolfzvlue Waits

Mss Emma HAYS hzs gone 70 Hzgers-
toEu-
The czlztaDzp.zz had ser=zzd=d NJ
ard Hrs. Cc-d11 ScEroye-.
Mrs. Lillian r S,o.ts=r1y=- Is II BALI
10,e p1rcEzs5zE stock s0- a ard siri--
millinery
TIE mani czild q NJ z1d Mrs. Taz6-
cs1s Sc1-Cyer C5=t- Iz-=-1e1t AS made
n ne bly=rsgilie cemetery.
Mss Bertha F-z-s1t- gEo hzs been en-
ploged II Thu-a1ozt, : hone O. Ezcz-
to1-
Harvey Wits RS b=en Il Fred=ric;-
assisting VI. ki1g II his extensive p@zch
Transaction They are located near nd
ard Nzrke; streets.
TIE election supervisors here made TIE
rom q D. W-olf= tie registrziiol and
election aezc31arrers- ms meets TIta
TIE approval @ t1= voters O. Ire district.
Mss Page Morgan Is enrolled q tie
Jeff=rso-T High SchooL Stanley Pyo-
and Ionz Biic.-ls;f are attending The
MyersTille High Scdool
Dr.. 4 J. Smith. of Jefferson. has pur-
chased Z town ~ Of ! D. ToiE upon
[ which : nes r@s.delce Eli d erected Il
/ the mar future
COrdol o. Schroy-r and Mss L@ozorz
{ Bel. q L@i-=rs5urZ were married a. tie
I Trinity Lutheran parsonage by Rsy.
I Sinou-
\ EzTyest Home services we-e held Al
I TIE L. 3. church lzst Sunday evening.
/ Tn- church vas handsomely decorated
\ Rith al kinds Or f-uiss.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30
Rocky Ridge Items.

Ellsworth Valentine wzs in Frederick
during the &-ek
Mss Clara Pittinger spent the DAY zi,h
Mrs. Harriet Moser, near 10y 8
Mss Ethel TressIer spent the day Siih
Mrs. Howard 7 Martin and family.
Edward Martin rs z visitor II cur
town last week.
Miss Margaret Rzms5urg spent the DAY
a. 10y ststiC1-
Miss Ada PittingeT spent last week with
Mrs. Minnie 4. Hoffman. Of near Loy's
Mrs Charles II. Hoffman and daughter
Mary visited Mrs Bette Holman
Harvey Martin. Of Union Bridge, spent
q daY 2ith friends 10 this place.
Mrs. George s.. Pittinger spen; q day
with Hrs James Ham. q CfssZersiown-
Mrs Nellie Essicxer Il HzgerstoRu. Is
Spending some time wIta Mr. and Mrs
Edward Martin.
Hiss Nellie Miller spent last week xi,h
Ars. John Deberry and family, q York
Road
Mrs Edward Martin and daughter haze
been visiting James Grouse and family. O;
jimiONu
Mrs. Annie Martin returned % Bsi,i-
more after visiting her parents. NJ and
Mrs. George ~ Hoffman and family.
Mrs. William n Martin and sons are
spending some time xi'h Mrs Annie
Martin and family. near Baltimore
Mss Clara Pntinzer spent 4 day Nith
Mrs. joshua Gruber and family. near
Loys
Charley Poole. n Frederick. IS spending
some time 0ith Mr. and Mrs. George 81.
Pittinger and family. Of Rocky Ridge
Miss Minnie TressIer. spent a few days
with her mother Mfs. Charley Tressler
and family. near Logs.
John Eyer and son William. Of Wake
field spent several days Uiih Mrs. Chzs.
Hoffman and family.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30
Why Cities Grow.

As We pointed out recently, the census
reveals that growth has Deem the largest
in those cities which have nurtered man.
uiacturing interests. Moreover. it is no
longer true that the urban jewellers are
parasites. The increase in manufacture
ing has called for the concentration of
large numbers Of men, most OF them
active producers of wealth by their enter
prise in changing their raw material into
finished forms. Where cities of a cent
ury ago we're only cities because Of their
attractions, or because they had to be
used as distributing centers. the cities of
today are economic necessities.
The census. then, teaches nothing
more surely than that manufacturing IS
the life Of town. Detroit grew rapidly
because she developed the automobile
manufacturing industry to a great extent
Schnectady. which has grown mere rap
idly than any other town OF its class vet
reported. owes its growth to the great
manufacturing plant that II boasts.
New railroads help town. but they
help i most only when they influence the
location Of factories. The mere move
ment Of a great export commerce
through a port does not mean the great
prosperity Of the por. Galveston is
really a small city, although only second
10 New York in the value Of its exports.
The wonderful prosperity that the world
has achieved ia the last century is due
70 the great advance made in the con-
version Of raw material into finished
forms, and the same IS true Of cities. -
ChafielkoH NssU5 and Courier.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30

Miss Lena Derr IS visiting her sister.
Mrs. John Hargeii, Montgomery county.
Mr.. ?. L. Harge,i vas a visitor in this
vicinity the past week.
At 1000 a. m. on Sunday last. services
were held in Noun, Zion Reformed
Church
Misses Berthe and Ceriie Terrell, Of
PetersvIlle are visiting their cousins. The
Misses Shaft
Mr and Mrs. II. " Feaga spent
Sunday AZ the residence Of Mr. George
PoOles. Of Harmony Grove.
Mr.. Albert Unglebower and family.
Of Frederick, spent Sunday with his
mother. Mrs. Iosephus Unglebower.
nr. Z. c. Rem has been shipping 10
Frederick many tons Of hay. He re-
ceiyed $40 per ton.
On Sunday afternoon last az 7.3op m,
preaching took place in Mount Zion
Church
Mr g. w. Marsh and Mrs. Marcsllus
Wschter and children spent Sunday al
the residence Of her father. Mr. Riddle.
moser, near Braddock Heights
Mrs. Harvey Baker who has been
quite III. and Who vas removed 10 the
residence Of her father Mr. Charles
King, near Mount Zion, IS slowly inn
proving.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30

N-s- Flea s kan Is or TIE SIX Is
Serves ze-e Rid II th- 2=so-med
chur-h CT S-o6zg lzst z r. q
N-s Pau Slf=r ard cz55--z. q Hzg-
e-s-ozu. az visiting trends here
1o51 Peer. q lFssai1ztoa- spent som-
dzgs 4 his ho1e-
g-s. S-rh. Efe y Rey. Smith. rs
beer SEX aith asthma
Russell Arno,5 q HaZerstown, hzs
ben o. the SIX lls-
C. c Margin ms ben Il Fre6--ick
d--.rz tie seek u business
Dz.id Waipp zzs = sisfto- hare during
t-s week
Fioyd 7 Cager sp@1t pan Or las. week
Nl.a H.s ez,her. Ola Czvsr.
Ohio ! Czver ard 1sec=. N-s. May
Burns. q Baltimore. speni ih= dzy Z
Frederick
Ms Mary Blrrus. Of Baltimore. sen,
TIE past month NIih ne- aunt Mrs ONO
J. Cage-.
Nrs. Ellen r. Esrn spent Ire pas. IS.
al Bes.t1u. Va. visiting her SISTER, Mrs
Joan z. karl.
While Pf-iier ard Niie- q P-.@rsyille
and daughter. sp@n; the dzY a. the hon=
o. Chsrl-s P.eis--
N- and Mrs John /. Grant. Of nezr
PeisrsUile, spent Sunday .sst ~Ita iae
family q Llaries Prefer.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30
Bal.i nnore&ohio Railroad
VERY LOW RATE
SUMMER EXCURSIONS

ATLANTIC CITY,
Cape May. Sea Isle City. Ocean City. Nj.
AsburE Park, y. j.. Long Branch y. J.
Point Plea SAINT. " J.. Ocean City Md and
| Rehoboth Beach, Del, June 2srd. july 7th
and 2lst- August 9Th and 18Th and Septem-
g A, R, National Encampment.s September
18th to 2ith.
! ATLANTA, GA,
odd Fellows r. o. o. FL. Sovereign Grand
Lodge and Patriarchs Militant, September
1 18th to 9th.
CHICAGO. ILL,
Knights Templar, Tnennial Conclave.
August sth to 18th.
DETROIT, MICH,
Elks lB. p o. e., Grand Lodge. July 18th
to 18th.
MILWAUKEE,. WIS,
| knights Of Pythias, Supreme Lodge, Aug.
ust TO 10.
| OCEAN GROVE, n. j.,
Friends General Conference, July sth to
18th.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, ". T.,
Y. P u. International Convention, uly
7th to 10th
PACIFIC COAST CONVENTIONS.
FRESNO. CAL.
Danish Brotherhood Of America. October
Bird.
LOS ANGELES, CAL,
American Institute of Homeopathy. July
lith to 18th.
American Bankers' Association, October
3rd to 7th.
PORTLAND, ORE,
Ancient Order Of Hibernians in America,
July 18th 10 Path.
PUEBLO. COL,
National Irrigation Congress. September
26th to Goth.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
American osteopathlc Association. Aug.
ust lst 10 9Th.
American Veterinary Medical Association.
September 5th to 9th.
Delta Epsilon Fraternity. September It'll to
9Th
coneatenated order of Hoo Hoo, septem.
Der 9th.
VICTORIA, b. c.,
Methodist Church General Conference
August IA.
For full details as TO rates routes. dates on
which tickets will be sold, time OF trains etc
apply to ticket agents, Baltimore, & Obi
H. r. June 3 IT.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-30
Nov Market News

Miss Lillian Rice. d B4rholOws. is
visiting Miss Margaret Wood.
Miss JAMIE D0wney and her mother
spent day 10 Frederick recently
Mrs. ~ e. Wood lelt on Friday 70
visit relatives % Montgomery county
Miss Grace Etchisou. of Washington.
is spending a mo7ih al the Hotel Utz.
Miss Lois Brown attended tie Brad.
dock Heights dance last Friday night
Mr Bruce DoWney. OF Alexandra.
Virginia, IS visiting Mr. /. .. Willis
Miss SiaufeT. u Waikersgille. attended
services here on Sunday last
Mrs. II. II Hopkins and the Misses
Hopkins have returned from a tao
weeks visit o. Atlantic City.
Mrs. Emma Gardiner. u Lancaster.
Pa. has been visiting Mrs n. n. Hop
kins and amlly, Of this place.
Mr. and Mrs c. A. Mcbride spent the
week end al bis parental home near
MiddleioWn.
Mr. William Wight. a theological
student Of the Western MARYLAND Col
lege, spent Sunday evening 10 this town
Alr. Irwin Ridgely leii few days ago
ior Washington College, he having OBJ
tanned the scholarship.
Me- Hampton Willis has gone 70
Piiisburg, Pa. where he Ntil be employ.
Cd % an engineering corps.
Mr Douglas siier d Hartford county.
made a week visit 10 his grandmother.
Mrs a. l.. Steir
Dr. J. II Siier. OF Hartford county.
made TAO days VISIT ~ his mother.
Mrs a. L. Stier.
Miss Mildred Barihol0w and Miss Imo.
gene James. 81 Washington. ID. O.. spent
few days with Mrs ! b Bauholow.
Dr W Dovney. q Baltimore,
made a brief visit q his mother Oh Nom
day. remaining Until Tuesday morning
Little Johnnie Jones has been confined
% ihe house Tor nearly four weeks ailh
typhoid fever. Ills condition a. this
writing Is very favorable.
Miss Eliza Russell. a trained nurse
leii last week 10 resume her work rs
Baltimore. having spent she summer
with her mother On his place
Rev. p. a. REGISTER. ih. pr~s'fina
Elder preached IN Trinity ~ r. Churck
South. Sunday night 70 larxe c9nsre
CATION.
Rev. g. kaufman. closed BIS series
OF services which BE- bad been holding
for two weeks, 0n last sunday night Nih
sacrameutal services
Rev. II. v saunders and wife made
ten days visit 10 Hapers' Ferry.
West Virginia, returning on Saturday
Rev. Saunders filled bis regular appoint.
ment on Sunday morning a. 10 ~. in
IN Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
here.