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Sharp County record., 1910-12-23
EDWARDS SHAVER
Prominent Yougg C0apie At iiyHen
Altar Sunday NOrulHg.
NJ. - r. Elwards and ~

Mr. John r Edwards and Mi5sI
Mildred Shaver were uEr n
marriage Sunday morning. II
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Y.
Shaver the brides pa
ndptiaI knot was tied Z p,,,
@. @, Burton, and onS 1. bos
relatives and Intimate fri5tras4,
The young people Witnessed chlI
ceremony
Almost Immediately after red
ce.viag the hearty ooagralt
uous Of their friends The ~
and groom left for BatesyiIss
where they will make their h0meE
Mr. Edwards is a son Of Mrt
and Mrs. W. s., Edward e.
is capable yguog business 10
Ee Is a member of the DrT1r Ac,
w A. Edwards g Sons, Ie Tre
merchants Of Batesyiile, a H9
more genial spirit cannot |
found than that possessed b \
him. Mrs, Edwards ia a daugaS
ter Of Mr. and Mrs W. C, 8hal
ver, She is a most winsC III
young lady possessing rare y
compli8hmonts, and the groom 4
to- be congratulated upon bis I'd
cess jn wianing for his life J
partner one SO fair,
The Record most heartily jg.ny
The many friends of Mr. arf
Mrs. Edwards in wishing +
them % long lie abundan &
filled with happnosa X
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23
Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas
j A. Line ot Maxy.I,o was
caller Monday.
DR. John H Watkins was kept
st home byiIlness several days
this week.
Assessor W IT, Smith was here
from Sidney The latter part of
last week
T j. Norris Of PoIghkeopsia
was here Wednesday, meeting
his friends
p ID Parrish, @ good citizen
of Sidney, was q visitor TO town
Wednesday,
See the program at The school
building tonight OFriday). AID.
mission a dime,
Elisha 3. Goodin Of Morgan
township'mado final proof on his
homestead here Saturday
County Examiner shaver 10
conducting Jae quarterly eXam-
iuabon of teachers here today,
j. p Har6in, a good citizen Of
Davidson township was looking
after some business here We'd
nesday
A moving picture show struck
town Tuesday and exhibited at
The court house at night 10 "a
good crowd,
G. f. Mathe1y and O. B.
Snow, citizens Of MaXville, were
looking after some business here
WednesdaY
Our good friend jack Heard of
sullivan township waA n very
pleasant visitor at this shop 81
few days ago
Mics Willie Edwards haa ro-
mr0od from Galloway College at
errcy 10 spend The holidays
With home folks,
Rev c. @ Burton Deft Monday
for his new work nc Pampould
carrying with him .ha best wishes
Of a bostol lrienda hero,
Little Nas Vera 8ou.bworth a
Uora from 3ml.bW5e o spend
Christmas with borgraadparonts
Mr. and Mira. w @, shaver
FOR SALE so bushels early
Bort seed Data, 1000 bushels
corn ono extra otoo brood mare.
CD Buchanan on ,he Jim E.t.
tlo place
a marriage .ieanae waa Mued
a few days ago 0o Ouaa .Uoaon.
aged ~ aod Misc Alta Miller
aged js both or whom ..ya .a
sullivan ownab,n.
Fred r. WtH1r who .sOarru-
ing % Jle public aouoo0 at Au.
ggsta, came To- today and viii
spend the holiday voea with bic
paren.a and mg0a4
The greatest danger from ta-
Aueu2a is OF .ts roauIJlng 70
pneumonia Thls can be- 1bvat.
ed by using Cdamberhl
Cough Remedy aa &c oot only
curea inGuen2a but oouutaracta
any tendency Of tho disease tow
ard pneumonia Sold oy Snow
Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs, TIL. Herrn It
turned Tuesday from Ii
Rock, where they spent severA
days with their daughter, Mrs.
q. H. Stocks.
A recent issue of The Salem
Banner made the statement that
George Mclean would establish
a new paper at Hardy Mr.. Me-
Liam told the adlrorot The Her.
aid, however, that the assertion
ia incorrect.
A prained ankle viii Usually
disable Dhe injured person for
thwc or four weeks. This is dug
TO Jack OF pepper Ffeatmert
When Chamborlain's Eminent
.s applied q cure may be effected
in three or fouraays This linz
iment is ono Of the best and most
remarkable preparations in use
Sold by Snow Drug Go,
The residence Of Dr. c. q.
Gray was totally destroyed by
fire at Cave City Sunday morn
.og and practically none Of gha
contents were aavod, The .lames
started from detective Hue.
DR. Gray had one of the most
handsome and substantial rasi-
dencos in Cave City and .he loss
isa heavy one TO him.
George b. Barnes and w LJ.
Bughtwc.l, who live % few miles.
below town, were The parties tl o.
lawsuit before ESQ., r. j. Dayjd-l
aoa Monday and Tuesday These
two gentlemen have u difference
over some cotton, and .n ,le I.5-
ljgo court Judgment was rendered
in lavor1t Barnoa DO w. smith,.
attorney for BHrbtweI. tools an.
appeal .a circuit court 5an III
Davidson represented Barnes.
The Record To In receipt af %
letter from Horace 3, Hill IuI
which he says he will leave the
at Colorado Springs,
Colo. Jhis week for hjs home at
pauI8 valley OkIa Mr. Hill
pont several months nt The for.
uer place under treatment for
louaumption and believes he will
y5 home a we'll man, Tie aaya he .
has gained 81 pounds IN weight
since July lst and feels uuo Ii8.
many luenda In Sharp county I.
will be pleased 30 SEE Jhia nswa
from hlm
W II. Spots Of strawberry
owuship, county road commits
.loHer wes ia lhe city o few
IHva since, lie 10 much elatpd
0y.r Jhe work that la being put
,1 ldo public roads and believes
ha nest yrur will see a wonder.
.uI Improvement u lha county
aHaya He declares .hat Jha
ia.pIg aw beoon'1gao much Iu.
er.ated ln no',.frnad5 Iuat con.
tderablo donation worb will ba
.eeured Mr. spotJs report u
n encouraging and vt' No ra
w.n pleasure dY r
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

aawimdG lhs.o Collector saau D.m."
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23
neeEL1g.

/ The annual GdGlers contest at
Hardy will be betd tomorrow
night the "a. O.. 81. 97iokle
and J. NJ Kent. two famous Gd-
diers from this place, will no
doubt be there
Many persons find themselves
affected with a persistent cough
after an attack Of influenza, AS
this cough can he promptly cur-
hd by the use Of ChamberJain's
Cough Remedy, it -houId not be-
H.,owed toru1 on unuIit becomes
Troublesome, Sold by Snow
Drug 60,
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23
STlGsHHLlE92l MEETIn2.

Notice IS hereby aiveu that The communicating
at the stockholders of .ae shm1 County raa-
phone Go. aiu be held on raeaaeV Doe. Z-th
1910 arl0o'cloc, a. .n.. aU tha eonpauvs central
Office ia the town of Evening Shade aHa,p Coun-
g Ark, for the purpose of -iocl0ur "a new board
of fdfecr.> and Glrjhetgnsac.ion OF uoh ac7or
business as may properly COMO before said meet
IHg.
Given undorm band at Evening Shade, Ar,,
ihis Nov % $780,
w.L uGRRN President
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23

2oterefAlt the postol1ce at Evening Shade Ark.,
ee~oud-ciasa natter
Sharp County record., 1910-12-23
"A s0eaHt bottle Of
Scott S Emulsion

given in haIt-lcaspoon
doses four times % day.
mixed in it5 bottle, will
last u yearo.d baby near
ya month"; aud four bot
Ties over three months
and will make the baby
strong and we'll and will
lay Che foundation for a.
healthy robust boy O.
girl
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-19
GOVERNOR sTuBBs ON RAILROADS.

Governor
ou any
he talked about rail-
that has from the railroad
the 1910 had been very poor one
railroad earnings for
millions than for
but the indications are
be off at that
win probably not fan below those of the previous twelve
months
the market
andbu his statement railroad
exceedingly wen2
The only we can see is that they have ded over the country
the spirit in which
the railroad business complex that
difficult understand its various phases unless one trained in the
impression Of conditions and
plausible point out the
probably simply because of
generally to have the steel Industry And
yet it is possible that there should be no hcrae ndd e weight
that direction different code of ethics
that which prevails there
will be used The sooner justice rules there the
that cannot be
haken the business world
subbs following statements in regard to railroad
I'm United States
sSSGooOOOO
400 cent in ten years
the they
of
did corresponding months of the
rese figures prove that there
freight Upon the contrary they
proved already high"
a dishonest judge;
holding corporation
able the corporation to
oObing the public of
of trade and discharges the officers who get the money and are @ real
wholly unfit responsible public office
the opinion sometimes expressed that the
official of judge sacred to be criticised No citizen this
desirable judge
and used solely for the purpose of melting out justice " all kinds and
classes of
judge a
publicly branded that he
could be forever after identIhed''-dary Post
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-19
THE SHAME OF ALDRICH.


he the his
II preferred
Of
trust
particularly politics works slowly indinerenty
q
he
and
He the Senate
cous politics nation
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-19
FREE VACATIONS.
The Pittsburg Dispatch Offers ~
Free Trims


rare opportunity to take a Euro
pean or other magnificent trip free.
The Pittsburg Dispatch announces a
vacation contest that outclasses any
thing of the kind ever offered. 1t
proposes to send "a people on trips
that should appeal to many of our
people. The plan is very simple Tho
persons are selected by a voting con
test You don't have to solicit sub
scriptions or collect any money. II
does not cost the candidate or his
friends anything, and the territory
is divided so that a certain number
of trips must go in different districts.
The contest will not officially begin
for q few days, and anyone entering
now will have good opportunity to
win. The trips include Europe, the
West Indies, lake and ocean voyages.
one nice feature about the contest is
that you don't have to go at any given
date, but within a reasonable time
after the contest is over. Also that
the person receiving the largest vote
gets two European trips, enabling him
to take member of the family or n
friend along
The Dispatch contest is worth ones
while considering. Nomination blank.
good for 1000 votes for a start are
printed in the Dispatch daily Now
| Is the time to consider the matter
seriously. Some one i'm this section
stands a good show of winning II they
enter now. BE sure to read the big
offer I'm the Dispatch.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-19
GOVERNMENTAL PARASITES.

commission but to
rejected by the people lame
Mdch ndBurroNs
commission which
be these men take th
opulence Wash
aid
pen properly COMFORTS with the
writing exoonae schedules
the working
legaled
this petty
of commission The recently
proved to be
of This commission should
be shed and thesepa
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-19

l.. V. Wilson and Otto Roux Of De
Cliff were LaRue business visitors
Thursday.
A regular old fashioned carpet rag
sewing was held by the f. b.
Aid Society at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Moore Friday evening, and
a grand good visit by the ladies was
enjoyed.
We regret to learn that n wey days
since ID. IL. clifton our good friend
If DeCliff and the founder of that
yillage, while there in town had the
misfortune to fall from the sled on
which he was riding and severely
sprained his back from which he is
but slowly recovering, 1t is said.
one of LaRues inquisitive gentle
men recently asked married lady
How old is your husband?' give
years older than L. "and how old
are you" Five years younger than he''
she innocently replied. Mumbling to
himself, "A lemon when too tightly
.queezed yields bitter juice" he went
IN his way.
j. B. Halstead who for many years
mas been our Village blacksmith.
md is regarded as one Of our most
thorough worl,men, has steadily de-
| clined in health for several months
Jast, has decided to retire from bust
| ness and on Saturday 18th sold his
shop the tools and all his equipment
| or carrying on the business. our
citizens deeply regret that he was
compelled to take this step.
The aged Mr.. and Mrs. Harness
md Mrs. Roselen Harris are in very
Feeble health and carry with them
the sympathy of every one in their
prolonged affliction.
c. II. Sutton paid Mt. Victory,
Ridgway and Rushsylvania a business
rip Friday
M. l.. Sager ana others composing
the party who recently visited Flori-
la on land inspecting tour return
I'D home Friday, well pleased with
| heir visit in the great southland.
Mrs. Grant E. Mouser of Marion
visited at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs, Basil Ridgway Thurs
day.
Mrs. Spray Long of Columbus is
now visiting her mother and other
relatives here.
Report states that N. ]. Clark will
begin clerking for C. w. Rodgers as
soon as he invoices his new hardware
store which he recently purchased of
Peters and Campbell. The invoice will
be taken following the holidays. Mr..
Clark has been in the employe of Mr..
| G. f. stahl in his hardware store for
several years and is an efficient reli-
able clerk.
Miss Stella Burbaugh who for some
time has been clerk in the postohlce
as assistant post master closed her
labors for Uncle Sam Saturday
December 18th and reports say the
marriage bells will soon gayly ring.
Having removed from Bowling
Green township Mr. NJ. l.. Myers has
resigned as Township Trustee. Chas.
Adams has been appointed and will
assume the Office the first meeting
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-19
S<EES>$SsS< e e ~ S>S>s>S<<S>>
e DECEMBER MAGAZINES. e.

Good News from Youths Companion.
We have had to make the Youths
Companion larger to get in the good
things that Companion readers ought
to have. The added amount would
make four hundred pages of standard
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kept the price just the same-$1.15 for
the hfty-two weeks of 1911, and all
the issues for the rest of this year
free from the time you send i'm your
subscription.
We would Ike to tell you what Is i'm
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year. We cannot do II here. though;
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address on a postal card. and we will
send you the beautiful Prospectus OF
the Companion for 1911, announcing
many new features. together with
sample copies of the paper.
We think you will agree, when you
have read them, that there is no other
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The new subscriber receives gift
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The Youths Companion. 144 Bcrk-
eley street, Boston, Mass.
New subscriptions received at this
office.
Krell- French pianos at DowleI
Bros, e. Church. 12-13-l1i
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-19
Unclaimed Letters |"
y n o a

Mcn-A. A. Andrews, Jr., CASTOR
Bailhe. j. b. Cunningham, G. f. Couts,
Palmer Church. w. A. Cannon, Law
renee Dali, Lloyd p. Degolly, Carl NJ.
Ewell, j. Il. Gibson, j. A. Graham.
Samuel Green, Hal Hunt (2), John
Higgs. f. A. Hawk. Barney Ittel, b.
II. Knoblet, j. A. Kneff, WIN Lyttle,
DR.. ]. f. McCamaut, n. A. McFadden,
William p. McNally, Edgar Moore r..
w. Obrien f.. A. Pierce, John Payne,
Sylvanus f. Strobe.
WOmcn-Mrs Ina Brooks, Miss
Mabel Bowyer, Myrtle Boyd, Mrs. G..
Bombarger. Mrs. Mary Clark, Miss
Deal, Mrs. Fidie Bennett Huntey, Mrs,
Adam Heerbison, Mrs. Hense. Mrs r..
A. Irwin, Mrs. Walter Jones Miss
Mamie McKaig, Mrs. Minnie l.. Miller,
Miss Nellie Morris, Mrs. Role Nory,
Mary Ratlif, Miss Minnie Riley, Miss
Nellie Sparks, Miss Myrtle Smith, Mrs.
Edny l.. Scott. Eta Williams. Mrs.
Mae Ward.
Firms-F. A. Beery & CO., Hospital,
Marion, o.
Foreign-Vario Antonio, Immeco-
eta Antonio Gro Catanzaro.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-19
MRS. HUNTSMAN
PASSES AWAY
Death Comes As Result of Consump-
ton.

Saturday afternoon at o'clock
death came to Mrs. Ethel Huntsman,
wife of Mr.. Writ Huntsman, at her
home on north State street. Death
was result OF consumption. The
deceased had been in failing health
for a year preceding her demise.
Beside the husband, one daughter,
Nellie, and son, Harold, one sister,
Mrs. u. Drake. of Marion, and two
brother, Grover and Frank Fisher
survive her.
Funeral SERVICES were conducted at
the residence, this afternoon at ?
o'clock. conducted by Rev. u. II.
Bailey. lnterment was made in the
Marion cemetery.
Conway pianos at Dowler Bros, T..
Church. 12-13-11t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-19
LAUER- BAKER
Miss Emma Baker Becomes the Wife
of Mr.. Frank Lauer.

Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock,
Mr. Frank w. Lauer and Miss Em-
ma T.. Baker. both Of north of town
were united in marriage at the Wes-
ley NJ E. parsonage, by Rev. II. "
McCleary.
The wedding was Of a very quiet
nature. The young people being unat-
tended. Immediately after the cere-
muny Mr.. and Mrs. Lauer drove To
their new home six miles north of
the city.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-19
Notice.

Sallle Horton, residing at Sheffield
England, is hereby notified that Bern
ard T.. Horton has filed his petition
1900, of the Court of Common Pleas
of Marion County, Ohio. and that said
cause will be for hearing on or after
January 25th, A. D., 1911.
Bernard H. Horton,
BY Chas. L. Justice, his Attorney
12-12-Gtm
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-19

A bill that will doubtless attract
large audiences to the Sun the first
half Of the week has been arranged by
the management and Is headed by the
Washer Twins, The comedy boxing
midgets, fifteen minutes of fun. Ed
mon & Gaylor in the Military Tramp
and the Girl. clever Clark & Buck
Freeman. New motion pictures, "The
Corn Dance or Gray Cloud Winning a
Bride" interesting and instructive.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-19

o there Is no
country An land
the second largest navy ahoa
Japan up-odate but
nd to man
ngoes may be great
strateg bu they are
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-19
OHIO RAILROAD
ESTABLISH RECORD
Railroad Commissioners Report Shows
Interesting Figures.

The annual report of the railroad
commission of Ohio, recently filed
with Governor Harmon, shows an in
crease OF $30.00O,000 In operating
revenue Of the steam roads during the
last year. This Is the record for earn
ings i'm the state and Is indicative of
prosperity: Operating expenses have
increased S17,423,776.97 over SO. The
number of people employed by the
roads this year was 114,917, an in
crease Of 17,40S. The average daily
wages for 1910 for each employe was
$2.33, an increase of five cents per
day.
The number of accidents have been
lessened. The commission has been
assiduosly at work striving to bring
perfect safety to employees and tray
elers, Thousands OF cars have been
Inspected under the direction of the
commission.
The commission reports that the
law providing that the railroads shah
not charge more than two cents per
mile, and that the fares shall be the
nearest multiple of five should be
changed so as TO require the charge
to he not more than two cents per
mile.
The number OF passengers carried
in 1910 was 143,932,390; the number
Of deaths ~, or one in about every
l2,OOO,OO0 carried; number OF passen-
gers Injured not resulting in death
was 5l5 or one in every 279,4SO.
@. 7. Abbott, lineman employed by
the Erie, has resigned and will enter
the electrical department of the Ma
rion Steam Shovel company. Edward
Murphy, of Elmyra. New York, will
take up Abbott's duties.
William Cooper, trilyeling engineer
or the Cincinnati division Of the Erie
and Bert Meyers. travelling engineer
of the C. and E. division, were in the
city yesterday.
s. A. Mackey, general foreman OF
car inspectors was tn the city Fri
day on official business.
Fine pianos for Christmas, Dowler
Bros, E. Church. 12-13-11t
TADTTLs
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-19

Four candy makers pusy at work
making Xmas candies at Kaler's
Candy Shop. 12-13-5t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-19

Of the trustees In january.
Mrs. Willis Clark was in Marion
purchasing Christmas presents Satur-
day.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-19

will likely be dicov
a curiosity He
death probably overcom
pain.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-19
I.ARUE

LaRue, O., Dec. l9-Mr. and Mrs.
y. j. Crowley. Mrs. Walter Lingo,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-19

Fine pianos for Christmas, Dowler
Bros, E. Church. 12-13-11t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-19

To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMo Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money W
ltfails to cure. E. w. GROVES sig
nature is on each box. 2hc.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-19

thankful for Mdrch VIII not be
ndidate forr to Senate
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-19

S. A. Mackey. general foreman OF
car inspectors was tn the city Fri
day on official business.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-19
The Sun.

The Christmas Grocery, r. T. Lewis
e. Co. 12-16-St
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-19

William Cooper. trlyeling engineer
OF the Cincinnati division Of the Erie
and Bert Meyers, travelling engineer
of the c. and e. division, were in tho
city yesterday
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-20
PUTNAM
Forestsrs Plan for MemoriaI-Death of Armand Marion-To Ask for ESQ., 900 for Sewer Building.

Mrs. Mary Porter and Mrs. Charles l.. Torrey were at Crescent Beach on Thursday, arranging for the opening of Mrs. Porter's cottage.
 L. o. williams of this city has been elected a vice president of the Subur- ban Press association of New Eng land.
 Taken to Hospital.
 Treffie Page. son of Joseph Page. of Woodstock avenue, was taken to the Day. KimbaIl hospital Thursday morn ing in a serious condition.
 First Holy Communion Class.
 A class of nearly one hundred boys and girls will receive their first com munfson at an early mass at St. Maryis church Sunday morning. 9th the Catholic churches in the various surrounding parishes on the same day.
 Ready for Reliability Run.
 Everything is in readiness for the all Connecticut reliability run through this end of the state. The last of the course markers will be put in place to- day. The roads are in good condition after the recent rains, and there is ev- eery reason to believe the mortists will enjoy their rum through the most pie turseoue county in the state. The cars will pass through Putnam early Saturday afternoon.
 Briefs.
 Taking effect June 8, the No. rural free delivery route out of the Putnam postoffice is to be so amended as to serve East Putnam village in the fore noon instead of the afternoon.
 H. Magnan of this city has been named a member of the staff of urn- pires of the Eastern Connecticut league.
 F. Walden Wright was in Hartford on a business trip Thursday.
 D. H. Woodward, principal of the Boston Bible school, will preach at the Adventist church on Sunday.
 Accepts Adventist Church Call
 Elder Thomas Feltman has accepted a call to become pastor of the Advent ist church here. He will commence his pastorate next month
 Henry A. Pierce of Portsmouth N. H.. called on friends in Putnam Thurs day.
 M. M. Dwyer has received several applications to join his party to visit Canada this summer
 Ma. and Mrs J. c. Noonan of Wash ington, D. C., are spending a few days with friends in Putnam.
 SteepIe Tom Goes to DanieIson.
 SteepIe Tom Fitzgerald of Williman- tic has completed his work in Putnam and has gone to Danielson, where he has some repairs to make on the spire Of St. James church. Mir F1tZgerald was pictured in a sketch on steeple climbing that appeared in an April is- sue of the Youths Companion.
 Plans for Foresters' Memorial.
 Court City of Putnam, Fl of A, has selected the first Sunday in June as the day for holding the annual memorial exercises for deceased members. The be in the hands of a committee of five members.