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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-26
CUTTING
Affray Occurs South OF City
On Saturday
In Which Mr.. William R. Winq
Was SIaShed
By A Knife In Hands Of
Aaron GOtShaIl
Officer Arrests Man Who Did
The Cutting
And His Hearing viii Occur
Later

Mr.. William r. Wing, a well-known
farmer residing just south of the city
was the victim of most vicious as
sault at the hands of Aaron Gotshall
Saturday afternoon and as a result the
latter was arrested on charge of cut
ting with intent to wound and was
locked up in the Knox county Jail. 1t
appears that Gotshall had been work
ing for Mr.. Wing and according to the
story of the latter he appeared on Mr..
Wings farm Saturday afternoon in an
Intoxicated condition and demanded
the money coming to him. Mr.. Wing
stated he would be compelled to come
to town and secure the money from
the bank and would pay him in the
evening. To this Gotshall objected
and without any warning grabbed
number of stones and threw them at
Mr.. Wing, one striking him under the
right eye and inflicting bad injury.
Gotshall then ran up to Mr.. Wing and
taking large pen knife from his pock-
ct slashed the latter on the right side
of the cheek and on the left side of the
neck. BY this time William Milligan,
who was assisting Mr.. Wing, was on
the scene of the conflict and Gotshall
seeing Milligan started after him. The
result was that Milligan was chased
the entire distance to his home.
After the cutting the authorities in
Mt. Vernon were notified and Deputy
Sheriff Woolison hastened to the scene
in a buggy. He found Gotshall at his
home, but the latter closed the door
and refused to admit the officer. How
ever, Gotshall soon changed his mind
and admitted the deputy sheriff who
promptly placed the man under arrest.
Gotshall was brought to the city and
locked up in the county Jail.
Later in the afternoon Mr.. Wing ap-
peared at the office of Squire Herbert
G. Wood and swore to an affidavit
charging Gotshall with cutting with in
tent to wound. If convicted under this
statute it means an Imprisonment in
the penitentiary from one to twenty
years.
Gotshall was unable to give bond
and was locked up in Jail to await
hearing before the justice of the
peace.
Gotshall was brought out before
'Souire Wood at ten o'clock Monday
morning to answer to charge of cut
ting with intent to wound. The defend
ant would enter no plea and stated
that he wanted Hon. F. V. owen to de-
fend him. AS Mr.. owen was out of the
city, Squire Wood ordered Gotshall
locked up in the county Jail and he
will not be arraigned until the return
of Mr.. Owen to the city
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-26
MAN
May Become The Head OF
Wellesley College

Boston, Mass, July 25-A move.
ment is on foot to bring about the ap-
pointment of man for president of
Wellesley College. The majority of
the men members of the Board of
Trustees who outnumber the women
members favor a man, Bishop Law
renee, vice president of the Board of
Trustees, favors a man.
The women on the Board of Trus-
tees want woman. The alumni of
the famous college are marshaling
their forces to fight the appointment
of man as Miss. Carolina Hazards
successor, and thus break the tradi-
tions of the college.
The conflict of opinion as to whether
man should or should not head the
school, it may now be said on the best
authority, was the real reason why
Miss Hazard decided finally to lay
down the burden of the work she car
ried on with such conspicuous sue
cess
Illness, it is admitted, was contrib
uting cause of the resignation of Miss
Hazard, but she had been fully aware
for long time of the growing feeling,
especially among the men connected
with the college, in favor of man as
its head, and in order not to be in the
way of the proposed change, she step
ped down and out.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-26
James Meoauehey

James McGaughey died at his home
near Chesterville Sunday morning at
six o'clock after a several months Ill.
ness caused by diseases incident to
old age. The deceased was eighty
years of age at the time of his death
and has been a resident of the vicinity
of Chesterville all his life. He Is sur.
vived by one brother. The funeral
at the house Tuesday morning at ten
o'clock, Rev. Jones of Thesterville
officiating. Interment at Maple Grove
cemetery at Chesterville.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-26
Berger
Back With Columbus ASsO-
citation Team

Charles Berger, who played with
the Mt. Vernon baseball team several
seasons ago, and who has been with
the Cleveland Americans for two
years, was released to the Columbus
Association team Saturday and started
in to pitch game against Milwaukee
Sunday afternoon. On account of a
sore arm he was compelled to retire
in the fourth inning. Columbus lost
two games to Milwaukee Sunday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-26
Mrs. Sarah j. Richards

Mrs. Sarah j. Richards died at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Carr,
East Gambler street, Sunday evening
at about 9:30 o'clock after a short i'll
ness. The deceased resided in New
London, Ohio, and was visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Carr, when
death occurred. She was sixty-six
years of age and is survived by her
husband, four daughters and two
sons: Mrs. May Cummings of Seattle,
Washington, Mrs. Belle Van Horn of
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-26
FIRST
Car In Endurance Contest
Reaches The City

The first car in the endurance con.
test under the auspices of the Cleve-
land News, arrived in the city at 2:05
o'clock Monday afternoon by way of
the Wooster road. This was a two
ton motor dray truck sent out by the
Garford Motor Truck Co. From Mt.
Vernon, the automobiles in the con.
test, go to Columbus, by way of Cen
terburg, Sunbury and Westerville. The
advance car will probably arrive In
Columbus at about five o'clock.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-26
Aida Kelley

Aida, the nine-months-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelley, died
at the home of her parents in Marion,
Ohio, Saturday afternoon after short
illness caused by stomach trouble. The
remains were brought to Mt. Vernon
Sunday afternoon and taken to the
home of Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Lepley
on West High street where the funeral
occurred Monday morning at ten
o'clock. Interment in Mound View
cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-26
Sues Admlnistrator--

sues NdmIhIStTator-
Mary Ann Hastings, an imbecile, by
her guardian, Adam Scott, has COM
menced suit in the court of common
pleas of Knox county against VIM. d..
Giffin, administrator of Gardendero
Nyhart. The suit is brought for the
purpose of recovering compensation
for the care and nursing of the defend
ant. The attorneys for the plaintiff in
this action are l.. B. Houck and Harry
w. Rooms.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-26

Seattle, Mrs. Eunice Carr OF Mt. Yer
non and Mrs. Harriet Hartman
Of Nottingham, Ohio, and Mr..
Barton Richards of Bremerton, Wash
ington and Mr.. Charles Richards OF
New London. The remains will be
taken to New London Tuesday after
noon where the funeral and interment
will occur on Wednesday afternoon.
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EN"H'N " Ws IOuU9
Edward NJ. Young died at the resi-.
dence Of his brother, w. w. Young,
1000 East Gambler street. at one
O'Clock Sunday afternoon of nephritis
after an Illness of six weeks, aged 43
years.
Mr.. Young was born in Gambler
May 9th 1867, where he resided dur
ing the early years Of his life. He was
married to Miss Mertie Fosdick of
Cuyahoga Falls, in 1890, from which
union two children survive, Marion
Fay, aged 18 and Henry Arthur, aged
10 years.
He served as postmaster at Gambler
under the Cleveland administration af-
ter which he moved to Cuyahoga Falls
and engaged in the brokerage and
real estate business in Akron.
He was twice elected mayor of Guy
ahoga Falls, was nominated and ran
for state senator on the Democratic
ticket from the Akron district. He
was member Of the Masons, X. of p,
/. o. o. F., the l.. o. o. NJ. and the
U. G. T. Besides the children men,
toned above Mr.. Young is survived by
several brothers and sisters.
The remains will be taken to Cuya-
hoga Falls Wednesday morning and
funeral services will be held at that
place.
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Inventory and Appraisement-

In the matter of the estate of LOWE
Sapp an inventory and appraisement
has been filed in the probate court OF
Knox county, showing the following:
Personal goods $S,22, moneys $1,000,
real estate $3,700. Total $4,S4S.22.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-26
Deeds Filed

John w. Welsh, adm. to Linzy Hays,
lot S3, Buckeye City, $1,000.
w. o. Chappell, adm. to Home B. &
L. Co., Barnesville, o., lot and part
lot 10, Russell & Hurd's add. Mt. Yer
non, $1,OO5
Frederick Meltzer ct al. to Chas s.
Scott ct al, part lot 80, G. G. G. Cooper
Co., Park add, 5000.
Chas. S. Scott ct al, to Frederick
Meltzer, lot ia, Riverside add, Mt.
Vernon, $100.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-26
SheriH's Sale

Sheriff's Sale
On Saturday afternoon in the par
tition case of Jesse F. Durbin VS.. Lou
lisa Bartlett the property was sold at
sheriff's sale. The property in ques-
tion consists of house and lot located
in Brink Haven The property was
sold for $77O to S. s. Day. The proper
ty was appraised at $1,000.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-26
PLACE YOUR MONEY
WITH THE BUCKEYE STATE
BUILDING AND LOAN COMPANY.

/. For your, safety. All money left
with this company is loaned only on
homes, the safest of all mortgage
loans.
2. For your profit. You will re-
ceive five per cent interest per annum
in semi-annual installments.
g. For your convenience. Centrally
located in Rankin Building, 20 West
Gay street, Columbus, Ohio
4. For your accommodation. You can
have your money at any time. Notice
can be, but never has been required.
Assets over $4,100,000.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-26
ACCEPTED POSITION AT BUFFALO

Lonnis Phillips completed the
course at the Oberlin Business College
last week and left school to accept
very fine position with the Remington
Typewriter Co.. at Buffalo, N. Y, to
which he had been recommended by
the college.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-26
Deserted Children

DeSeTted ChTTdreh-
Sunday morning Humane Officer
Jacob Lybarger arrested poke" Pipes
and locked him up in the Knox county
Jail on charge of deserting his minor
children. The affidavit for the mans
arrest was made in the court of
Squire Harter. Pipes gave bond in the
sum of 81, 900 and was then released
from the county jail His hearing was
fixed for next Thursday morning at 8
o'clock before Squire Harter.
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Cociety
~ NeOs

Post Card Shower
For Couple
Mr., and Mrs. David jenkins were
the recipients of post card shower on
the recent anniversaries of their birth
days. They received mementos of
the occasion from relatives and
friends throughout the country
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Entertained
At Wildwood

Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Hammond en-
tertained at dinner at their home, just
east of Millwood, on Sunday afternoon.
The sumptuous repast was enjoyed by
the following persons Mr.. and Mrs.
Christopher Brundage of Westerville,
Miss Helen McNabb of Mt. Vernon
and Miss Elizabeth Rightmire and Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Hammond of Millwood.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-26
TAKES POSITION AT ELYRIA

Miss Mabelle Musser, a graduate of
the Oberlin Business College, has ac-
cepted position with The Elyria Gas
Engine Co.. where she began work last
week.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-26

The effort to run two cars by each
other on the same track is still among
the practical impossibilities in this
country.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-26

English physicians now claim that
is contagious. 1t comes
from not disinfecting $1,000 bills.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-26
TEACHERS,
Institute To Be Held In This
City Aug. 22-26

The annual session of the Knox
County Teachers Institute will be
held August 1926 in the High school
auditorium, this city. The instructors
will he Superintendent Coughing of
Wilkesbarre, Pa, and Prof. S. A. Bar
bour of Ypsilanti, Mich.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-26
Clyde Fry

Clyde, the two-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Othe Fry, died at the home
of his parents on West Curtis street
Sunday afternoon at about three
o'clock after short illness. He is sur
vived by his father and mother.
The funeral at the house Tuesday
afternoon at one o'clock, Rev. ]. T.
Black officiating. Interment in Mound
View cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-26
Rugs

Moquett Rug, 36 inches wide; 1926 value,
lnlS week DAo0
Moquett Rug 27 inches wide; 1925 value
this week Observation-Disclosures. ST. 89
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-17
OGDEN POLICE COURT.

OGDEN. March 11-p1ulcI Murphy
was armiguod iu police court Wcdua--
day morning charged with mondi.au"t.
tl which DE pleaded guilty Tie WI-
sentenced Co 10 days Boa the city jail
Fred Wilson was charged with the
theft of an oycrcoat from the central
Loan company and was sentenced uI
pay "a fine OF $50 or go Co jail f1r u
equal number of days lie is DOB JAIL
John sullivan and John Marts I'D.
mitted being drunk and were each
sentenced to five days ion Jail
Walter Nelson. charged with Na-
grucy was not present 90 answer ,1
the charge and his bail. aWountIus Co
$50 was declared forfeited.
John Newman was sentenced Oh pay
"a fine Of s. for asslult.ng Herbert Ds
Heor The two men are employee aa
lab1rors for local construction come
pany and testimony showed that Trey
had Quarreled with the result tht'
Newman gave his fellow workman 81
black eye.
Tho case OF Fred o. Hutchinson.
charged with assault was called Hui n
the absence OF the defendant DIS hHUI
amounting to $40 was declared forfeited
This fine was later ordered reciudsI boy
the court and the case viii ho called
az later session of the count
The case OF the city against tho Gull
hey Drug company charged with selling
liquor without % license was called aud
MI Cuiley pleaded not guilty The
matter was continued.
Patrick H. Cregan. charged with -on-
berry. was continued after the defendant
had testified 90 his antecedout- None
~ the complaining witnesses were urss-
ent and the matter was taken under
advisement.
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COUNCIL WILL CALL
FOR BOND ELECTION
For Electric Lighting Plant and EN-
tension Of City WatcrwOrk-
System.


PROVO. March lL-At the meeting
of the city council. last evening. the
Joint committee. consisting of the COM
mittce on watcrworks and the commit
tee ON electric light brought bon a re-
port recommending the calling of a
bonding election al an early date to
vote ON the Issuance Of bonds of 4 per
cent Of the assessed valuation Tor AN
electric lighting plant and 4 per cent
for the installation OF new water mains
across the east bench II is estimated
that per cent Of the assessed valuu-
ton of the city which is &2.150.OO0 will
amount TO about S220OO0 and that this
amount win enable the city Co make
the proposed improvements. The re-
port was adopted. and the city at-
toruey was instructed 10 draft an ordi-
nance calling the special election.
The committee on judiciary present
ed "a bin for am ordinance 10 prohibit
the sale and use OF fireworks and air
exceed $50 or Imprisonment for 30 days
or both. Mrs. j. W. Arid, Mrs. Alma
l.. Bingcl and Mrs sam SchWab. rep
rCscntiug the Nintcenth Century club
and the Sorosis which have taken the
initiative IN bringing the question be-
fore the council were present, and ass
sisted with suggestions favoring the
ordinance 1t was passed The ordi-
nance goes into effect July 1 so that
merchants having fireworks ON hand
may have an opportunity To dispose Of
them before their sale is unlawful
Thomas W. Allen was employed TO
take charge Of tie city parks for the
season.
The appointment bv Mayor Ray OF
Edward Draper as dog tax collector
was confirmed without opposition.
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TROUBLE BREWING OVER
FISH AND GAME LAW

LOGAN, March l5 1t looks as ~ tho
nsh and game authorities OF this county
Hra To- have trouble boz the matter of
enforcing thD Jaw as to the placing of
screens at the Head 1f canals. matter
That hIs been agitated % great deal
uero Hs annually there are hundreds or
thousands OF fish killed iu them Tho
CHIEF deputy warden for this
county Mr. II "a Petersen of Hyrum
hss served notices ou uU the power
canal people tu put iu screens az the
heads uf their respective bitches. with
Uu Ig days and threatening prosecution
DO the order De- not complied with Now
the power people contend that the irri-
eating canals are the greatest menace
t1 tho fish and ass they have not been
served with these notices. tho power
people aver that they are being dis
ermin3teI against and announce that
they arc f0rm.r1 au organization f1r
tae purpose of testing the question Zoo
The courts
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RAPID TRANSIT EXTENSION
TO BRIGHAM CITY

OGDEN. March i7.-withm the next
few days. ground will he broken for
the extension which win start from Che
Utah Hot spriugs thence to brigham
city The completion OF this line VIII
be- the first length in what is said VIII
eventually be- o. network of electric lin.
to Doe built by the ogden Rapid Transit
company out OF ogden city to Los1u
aud the northern part of Utah. n H
expected that the line to Brigham CITY
will he in operation before next winter
For the purpose of PURCHASING cars 10
Doc used ou the Iuterurb1n line ot th"
ogden Rapid Transit company between
Oldon and Brigham city Surt Joseph
Bailey left for the east today
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DISTINCT 5. 5. CONVENTION.

PROVO, March l7.-Ncxt Sunday "a
district Sunday school convention will
Doe held here for the district comprising
Alpine. Utah. Wasatch. Neho and
Juab stakes. The meetings will be held
iu the b. Y. L.. buildings except a gen
eral meeting 60 which the public is
especially invited. which viii be held
iu the stake tabernacle In the evening
Meetings win begin at S o'clock am,
the first being meeting az which
members Of the stake prCsidencios and
members OF The bishoprics OF the
stakes viii meet with the Sunday
school officers and teachers continuing
I'm session am $3.50 when a recess will
be- taken till $3.50.
From $3.50 to m there viii be a gem
Cral officers meeting at which menu
beers OF the union board win present
matters of interest to tho officers.
At N o'clock department meetings
win commence and, with the exception
Of the noon adjournment, win continue
tiU O'Clock iu the afternoon. 20 be
followed by the meeting I'M the taber-
n8clc Boo the evening.
The Provo and Utah stake officers
and teachers have arranged for the
entertainment of the large number OF
visitors, and tho people Of Provo VIII
assist foo caring for the big crowd
while they are here
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
OF 1e SUCCUMBS
TO HEART FAILURE

MT PLEASANT. March l6.-Dcnuis
Madseu. the 19-yoar-old son Of Mr. and
Mrs Christian Madsen. member OF
the Mt Pleasant city council. died
sunday evening. The boy had been o.
sufferer for years from rheumatism
and heart failure. and from AN APP
pearauces was feeling much better UNI
al sunday when DE became suddenly
much worse and died iu the evening.
on Tuesday evening family dinner
was given az the home OF Andrew
Madeou I'M honor of his 18th birthday.
a large number OF relatives were pres
emit.
The county commissioners have de-
cidet To- improve some Of the county
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three girls and six boys viz. DR. Alex
Guthrie OF Nersho No, Mrs. Harriet
Boulalm OF Hooper. Utah. Nathan
Guthrie OF Dunbar W. Va, r. j..
Guthrie OF Charleston w. Va, John
T. Guthrie OF Layton. Utah. and
Virginia, Paulina, stephen a and
VIM O. Guthrie who reside at tho
old homestead Deceased was baptized
into the Church OF Jesus Christ OF
Latter-day Saints Sept 4. 1898. and
was true and faithful Latter-duy
saint to the end
70 is said hy those that know him
best that Doe had not am enemy I'm The
world His home was always open to
the elders as well as the ministers or
other denominations 10 may we'll Doe
said that no one hungry or
need was ever turned away from Dol
door uuroicyed. His wife doparte
this life on December 10. 1907 Eide
DUNN and Bateman conducted
funeral services.
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LOGAN.

The News is Delivered by Carrier
IN Logan Every Night Sunday e1-
ceptcdl az 20 Cents Per month. All
payments and complaints regarding
delivery. should be made 20 ] NJ
Blair, Agent FOR Daily. Saturday
and Semi Weekly News 1b5 W
First North Street Phone 30e-R
Bell. ONCE with carbon Company.
Real Estate and Loans ll2 North
Main Street. Phones " Bell and t6s
Ind
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PROVO. March 1.-Two dDraileI
freight cars near the loop" on tho
Tptlc branch caused some delay uf
trains Tuesday and wednesday pass
scngers having to hc transferred
around the wreck
The Provo general hospital has pur-
chased the SmOot property 20 the west
OF the hospital FOR tho use Of this
growing institution.
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PROVO.

The News Is delivered by carrier
every night CSunday excepted1 al u
cents per month All payments and
complaints regarding delivery sh0ula
be made TO David Johnson. agent
for Daily. Saturday and semi Week
~ News Ind Phone N3 a. orders
taken Tor church works Residence AZ
South First West STREET.
Carrier east side Of Academy Ave
Ind 3l2-L
Carrier west side Of Academy Ave.
Ind l02-A.
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young man about % ycars OF age. was
found Boo "a critical condition near the
sherins office on Wednesday and
County Physician j ". Pidcock VINO
was summoned. stated that Dee was
suffering from an acute attack of
pneumonia He was taken to th.
county nhrmary where lac viii receive
every attention.
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rornrm DISTRICT corRr.

PROVO March 1.-THE case in the
Fourth district court in which tho
Utah Esmcralda Copper company sued
John A. Pace To- collect S625. with in-
terest on "a proWiss0ry note given IN
payment for capital stock I'm the com
pany. was determined In favor Of de-
fondsnt, Yesterday, tho jury bringing
in "a verdict of mo- cause Of action. The
defendant testified that he had been
induced 90 sign the note through a
Misrepresentation
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-GREAT DVIDE' AT ruEATEE.

OGDEN. March l7.--'Thc Great DI-
vide' viii Doe seen al the ogden tho1-
ter ON March rs. with "a special COM
pauy under the direction of Henry
Miller.
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roads. by grading them. Several draEs
will also Dee secured Co be used IN the
levcllng of the roads.
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BERRY.NrEssERsMTrn wEDDING

PROVO. March IA marriage
license has been issued to Ralph n
Mcssersmith and Margaret 4 Berry.
both OF Fairfield.
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SCHOOLS REOPEN.

OGDEN. March 1.-THE schools at
North ogden have again been opened
and DO is reported that the scarlet foyer
epidemic at that place is under iuil
control