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been started to make it an annual affair.
When the report of the officials is pre-
scented, the coming week the question
of permanent organization will he dis
cusSed and plans perfected.
That the display was appreciated by
out-of-town concerns is shown by the
large number OF representatives of the
various manufacturing firms who came
here to inspect the show and look over
the field. In every instance they were
deeply impressed with the excellent show
ing. and next year will lind more of them
in line. This is particularly true of ac-
cessory concerns. which took more than
passing notice. 1t Is estimated that near
ly loo out-of-town visitors were present
some time during the week.
For the officials and members of the
board of directors of the show there has
been heard nothing but praise on all
sides. Everything went off smoothly and
every exhibitor expressed himself as
pleased, not only with the show itself
but with the results obtained from
participating in the affair. The total
number of machines exhibited was 113.
representing Al different makes. The
total number of exhibitors was 30. of
which number IS We're local automobile
on display was approximately $4,000
The attendance during the week was
10000. Last night was the largest at
tendance of the exhibit. The committee in
charge Of the show, to which is due
its success. was composed Of the
following auto dealers of this city: w
c. Long, chairman. Il. +. Johnson, gen
era! manager; John ). Larcomhe. jr., sec
Rotary: John X. Thomas. treasurer: 4
Gary Garter. Charles W. Bender. William
Jose, Charles h. Miller, r. &. Wilson,
Lester ID. -,.oore, jr.; Samuel \. Luttrel
and IL. Chadwick Hunter in charge of
the aeroplane exhibit.
The Garter Motor Car Corporation re-
ports the sale Or over twenty ears dur
ing the week Of the show \ number of
new agencies were established and the
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members Of the firm arc greatly pleased
at the bright outlook.
s
As a result of the display Of aeroplanes
at the show, strong ties have sprung up
between the various exhibitors. It is
probable that within the near future there
will he q meeting of those who took part
i'll the show with the object of forming
an association for the. exchange of views
and the development of heapierthan- air
machines The display of aeroplanes was
highly satisfactory to III. Chadwick Hun
ter, who has done much to encourage this
sport.
William NJ. Gait placed an order for a
Packard is touring car of five-pas-
senger capacity.
X X
The latest purchaser Of Elmore cars is
D. S. CARL, who selected model Sc tour
ing car Of tive-passenger capacity.
II. r. Ayerill, general manager of the
Pullman Motor Car Company, arrived in
town yesterday and spent the evening at
the show.
Probably the largest list of sales Of the
week was recorded by the Motor Car
Company Those who purchased cars in
Guided c. f. Sealey, Chalmers-Detroit
80 inside drive: T.. \. Bartlett, Chal-
mers-Detroit 80 inside drive; e. p. Ed
monston, Chalmers-DetrOit 800 roadster;
Frank w. White. Chalmers-Detroit 80,
pony tonneau; Mrs. L. r. Larrabee. Chal-
mers-Detroit go pony tonneau; A. NJ.
Lothrop, Peerless go touring car; Chris
tian Heinrich, Peerless limousine; +. a.
Stock Chalmers Detroit go roadster,
and Thomas Moore, Hudson touring car.
Z. w. Newman of Ashland, Va, closed
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The engineer who was expected to
bring the Curtiss aeroplane from Phila-
delphia with the Warner speedometer at
tachment was taken ill and remained in
a Quaker city hospital until Friday. Word
was telegraphed to that city that 1t would
be too late to prepare the exhibit in this
city.
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floToR1Fq APLEAaUzE,

Certainly every indication points that
way. At present Chairman Samuel But
Ter of the contest board Of the American
Automobile Association is busy compiling
the schedule. The fact that a number of
the big promoters were a. tritie indefinite
in their requests for dates holds up its
issuance. On the other hand. definite
knowledge of what the motordrome clan
Is after * at hand
Motordrome, road and track races will
be- staged in profusion during the coming
campaign. The management Of the In
dianapoliS motordrome desires to hold
meetings next month and in March. The
Iloosier speed circuit has applied for
Memorial day, independence day and
Labor day on which to hold their big
meetings.
IL Indianapolis Is after the choice dates
the same holds good for Los Angeles. The
promoters of the. new board raceway
which Is being constructed In the south
Continued on Seventeenth Page)
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week lie was accompanied bS S"ie'
Butt, his military aid. The President was
met at the front door by w. c. Sterling.
general manager Of the White Company
of New York, and escorted into the hail
There he was met by General Manager
r. R. Johnson and W. =. Long. chair
man of the show committee, and gen
eral handshaking followed. Escorted by
]. NJ Stoddard and Mr.. Johnson, he Wis
tied every exhibit in the big exposition
hall On behalf of the Automobile club
of Washington, Elliott HouSh, secretary
of the organization, extended greetings
President Taft expressed interest in the
display of the White Company, with +.
l. Chichester in charge. The President
spends most of his time in his White
steamer, and IL was quite natural that
he was interested in the display of this
car. The same is true of the Cook q
Stoddard Company. agent for the Pierce
Arrow which also has a place IN
the White House garage. The Presi-
dent arrived in the hall about 80 O'Clock
and remained until shortly after o. when
he again entered his automobile ana re-
turned to the White House. He con-
graduated the management OH the mag
nificent display. On leaving the hall he
was greeted with the footing of horns. \
similar demonstration occurred when MS
presence at the show become known.
The automobile and aeronautical SHOW,
which has been holding the attention OF
the citizens of the National Capital for
the past week, has passed into history
as one of the most successful affairs ever
held in the city. AT II O'Clock last night
the curtain was rung down and today
the work of disma1tling the hall was
commepced- Success crowned the efforts
of the promoters from the very first, and
SO enthusiastic are those who partci-
pated in the event that movement has
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Pipes and passages of acetylene gen
orators should be periodically blown
through to see if they are clear, and if
there is cotton filter for the gas this
should be changed occasionally if it
seems to require it. Especially should it
be seen that the different parts of the
generator go together freely and that
they can be fastened in accordance with
the makers instructions.
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c. d. Davis, who received painful in
iuries to his hand last Sunday while pre-
pairing his exhibit OF motor boats' Il
rapidly recovering. Despite his injury M
was present daily during the show.
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By Howard Fisk.

RESIDENT TAFT unexpectedly
yesterday afternoon visited the
a u tom obile and aeronautlcai
show which has been in progress
at Convention Han the past
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An automobile racing schedule for 1910
will shortly be made public. While the
list OF earliest dates has not been thor
ouchlv boiled down and received the final
approval of the authorities, from what
can be learned it is evident that this year
will see the greatest racing that the
motor car speed game has ever seem
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Barney Oldiield has purchased out
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There were lib automobiles on ex-
hibition. General Manager r. r. johnson
said last night that the number II has
been following him for the past three
months. As the show was success he is
not worrying over the superstitious -.
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Rudy Jose established quite a repu
tation as booster last week in eX'
planning the details of the exposed chassl:
of the Cadillac 30 which was on eX
hibition 1t was one of the features OF
the display and a crowd constantly sur
rounded 1t.
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Z. w. Newman of Ashland, Va, closed
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last night for Model o four ssenger
touring car Of twenty-eisht horsepower.
The car is finished in red and has full
equipment.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-24
HAGERSTOWN. IND.

Hagerstown. Ind, Sept. 24.-Misses
Vera and Iona Flemming were visit.
ors Thursday at the high school.
Mrs. Will wedekind entertained
Wednesday at dinner. Mrs Esther
Hayes. Mrs. John Replogie, Mrs. Sara
Pipher. Mrs. Sara Smith. Mrs. John
Bunnel and daughter. Mary Louise
and Miss Golden Replogle.
Mrs. Joseph Kerr of near Moore
land was the guest of Mrs. Chas. e.
Working Thursday
Forest Murray. telegraph operator
of Liberty Is doing supply work at the
Tidewater Oil Station.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Fry of
Dallas. Texas. q son. first child Mrs.
Fry Was foreriy Miss Ruth Mathews
OF this place.
Harry Stanton and family are NOV
ing to Missouri.
Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Knapp and
daughter Miss Hazel are at Dayton.
O.. for few days visit with relatives.
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GREENSBORO, IND.

Greensboro. Ind. Sept. 24.-Mrs
Charles Bennett and daughter spent
yesterday with relatives in Richmond
Pickett Wisehart who has been
sick for several days is able to be out
Mrs. Deans millinery opening will
occur Saturday afternoon and even.
ing.
Mrs. Melissa Evans has returned to
her home in Richmond after a visit
with relatives here.
Mrs. Ellen Fox, Mrs. Oliver Gaylor
and Mrs. Rice Miller were guests OF
relatives at Hagerstown Wednesday.
Mrs. Amanda King has returned to
her home in Richmond after spend
ing few days with Harry King and
family.
Miss Margaret Sharp spent Thurs.
day in Richmond ....
Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs. Eliza.
beth Fox spent Thursday with relat.
ives near Economy.
Mrs. James Ridge has returned from
a weeks visit with her daughter in
Indianapolis
Mrs. Jewiss of Richmond is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. George Nicholson.
Mr.. Baldwin of near Richmond is
spending the week with his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kaucher.
Mrs. Ellen Bond has been the guest
of relatives at Olive Hill for a few
days.
John Clawson made a business trip
to Muncie Wednesday.
Mrs. William Boyd has returned for
visit with relatives at New Castle.
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10 spending few days With frienda
IN Cambridge City.

Is spending : few days With friends
in Cambridge city.
The following young people enjoyed
hay ride Wednesday evening, going
to Lewisvillc. where supper was s0rv-
ed: Misses Elizabeth Ohmit. Goldie
Banner. katherine Ogborn. Mabel Old
ham. Edna Jacobs. Hattie and Irene
Toms. Reba Ohmit. Mary Dillon. Fan
mic Keister. Edna Myers and Don
D-ischel. Roy Kneise. Sanford Jacobs.
MIR. Allen. Thomas Derry. Charles
Protxman. Clayborn Stonecipher, OF
this city and Jef McConkey OF Rich
mond.
Miss Louise Pitts Of Columbus. O..
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. r +.
Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bowers OF Ha-
gerstown We're In Cambridge City yes.
terday enroute to Madison. where they
will visit Prot. w. Q. Wissler and
family.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Swiggett have
gone to Ashville. N. c.. to spend the
winter
Fred Tnterow and Miss Esta Young
spent last Sunday In Madison. with
Prof. and Mrs. w. O. Wissler.
Mrs. Della Pritchard. who has been
quite sick at the home Of her mother.
Mrs. Dan Wissler. has gone to Ha-
gerstown to visit friends, before 70
turning to Hillsboro.
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FOR RENT.

Mrs. Will Hindman of New Castle
spent Thursday with her sister Mrs.
B. F. Mason.
Miss Eva Roller was the guest of
friends at New Castle the latter part
of the week.
Mrs. Jack Cunningham of Richmond
spent Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Timothy Pierce.
William Keever visited Harry Had
ley Thursday, who is seriously ill
with spinal trouble at his home at
Connersville :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Kirby visited
Thursday at the home of William
Boyd near Williamsburg. Mrs. Boyd
Is i'll with no hopes of recovery.
Mrs. Sallie Mcintyre has returned
from the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ulys-
SEES Manning where she has been as
sisting in caring for Mrs. Ellen Fox
who il i'll.
Orrha Jones attended the funeral of
Charles Weeks, cousin, at Logans.
port Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Smith and daugh.
ter Emmajean, spent Friday with
John Smith and family north of Dali
ton.
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Will Protzman is very seriously i'll al
the home of the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Al Needham.
VIII Floyd has sold his property
on West Main street to Clinton Ride
nour.
The Misses Elsie Crull and Anabel
Clifford will go to Terre Haute Tues.
day, where they will enter the State
Normal school.
Mrs. Jane Morgan, who has been
quite sick at the home of her daughter
Mrs. George Knight Of Richmond, is
reported improving.
Miss Norma Herbst spent the day
with her sister, Mrs. Ward Bunk, OF
Richmond.
Mrs. Henry Boles is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. John Smelser, OF Fal-
mouth.
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DUBLIN. IND.

Dublin, Ind, Sept. 24.-Next Thurs
day will be observed by the residents
OF Dublin as the "Autumnal House
cleaning Day." The work will be un
der the supervision of DR.. c. E. Nc
Kee, secretary of the board of health
The committees will be under the di
rection of Mrs. Ed. Tweedy. Citizens
In general are requested to fall In
line" in getting conditions adjusted
for the coming winter.
Miss Ina Huddleson of Winchester
is a visitor in the home of her aunt
Mrs. Kate Schooley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Gilbert have
returned after having attended the
Yearly Meeting.
Mrs. Ed Beeson spent Friday in Mil.
ton, the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Ma.
linda Barton.
Mrs. c. w. Hobbs spent Thursday
with friends in Lewisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank HUFFMAN at.
tended the exposition in Cincinnati,
Friday. Mrs. Huffman win visit friends
In Richmond before her return.
Rev. George Floyd of Everton, stop.
pea In Dublin to visit his parents.
Bishop and Mrs. HaIleck Floyd on his
way to the Indiana conference at
Evansville
Miss Lnnie Hood has gone to Chi.
caso to visit her nephew, Arlie Hood
and family. She VIII visit In other
Illinois cities before her return.
Mrs Frank Garthwaite and daugh-
ter. Frances Of Indianapolis. ACCOM-
panied by her sistersin-law. Mrs. Mar
garet Binkley, who has spent some
time in California are the guests Of
Mrs. Sarah.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-24
COMMISSIONERS GALE. or NEAL
E&TA1E

G0t - 49,
The undersigned Commissioner, by
virtue OF an order Of the Wayne CIR.
cult Court, made and entered In 4
cause therein pending, entitled, Ander.
son Toms and Mary J. Toms. his wife,
VS.. Albert L. Johnson, OF al, and num-
bered 1850 upon the dockets OF said
court. hereby gives notice, that At the
office of A. NJ. Gardner, Ia the Dickin.
son Trust Company building. Number
30 South Eighth street. Richmond. In.
diana, on Friday. October It'll, 1910, at
2 o'clock p. M. Of said day. he viii
offer for sale at private yendus and
at not less tran the full appraised
value thereof, the following described
real estate In Wayne County, Indiana,
to-wit: The southwest quarter Of Sec
ton %, Township II. Range IL East.
containing 100 acres. more or less.
Said farm being In Webster townships,
about 2 miles north Of Olive Hill and &
miles south OF WILLIAMSBURG.
II said real estate shall not 10 sold
on said day, then the same win be
held for sale at private sale by said
Commissioner thereafter. ut the same
place and on the Same terms ~ stated
herein.
TERMS Or 6ALE-The fun amount
OF the purchase price to be paid IN
cash on day Of sale,
For further information, inquire Of
A. M. Gardner It No. - South Eighth
street, or OF said Commissioners.
JOHN TOMS Commissioner.
A. N. GARDNER. Attorney.
sep3loct1'
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CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

Cambridge City. Ind, Sept. 24.-W
D. Evans had as his guests at Evans.
dale Farm, yesterday, J. B. Ayres,
president of the water commission OF
the Central states, T. H. Vernon, SUI.
perintendent OF the water works sys.
tenn OF McKeesport, Pa, George Keev.
er, representative of the United States
Motor company of Mckeesport, and
j. Trux, analytical chemist OF Nc
Keesport, all of whom have been in
Indianapolis this week attending the
fourteenth annual convention OF the
Central States Water Works associa.
ton.
Mrs. Frank Ogborn attended the fu-
neral of the little child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Weaver at Bentonville,
Thursday.
Mrs. Ernest McGraw and son, Jean,
went to Connersville today, where
they will spend several days visiting
the formers mother, Mrs. A. J. Har-
rison. Mr.. McGraw win spend Sun
day with them in that city.
/. n. Davis attended the annual re-
union of the Thirty-sixth regiment, In
diana Infantry which was held at Ken
nard Thursday.
William Fross Of Seattle, Wash, is
spending few days in Cambridge
City the guest of his cousin, Mrs.
Harry Stannah.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Guild will meet at the home OF Mrs.
r. c. Leslie next Wednesday after
noon.
Patrick Lalley Of Charlottesville is
the guest OF Phillip Lafever and fam.
lily.
Israel Athey and daughter, Mrs.
Carrie Green Of Richmond are visitors
in the home OF Mr.. ana Mr.. Edwin
Galway.
The opening meeting Of the Friday
Night club was held Thursday even
ing ut the home Of the President. Miss
Catherine Galloway. who arranged the
program Of the evening Miss Annette
Edmunds gave graphic description
OF the Passion Play It Ober1mmer-
gan. which she. saw presented while
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abroad this past summer, giving 1
number OF interesting facts in regard
to the location OF the town, the prepa-
ration made for the presentation 81
the play and delineation OF the CHAR.
acters participating therein. The talk
was illustrated by q number Of char.
acteristic post cards. After the bust.
ness session, the hostess, assisted by
the committee served cream and cake.
The next meeting will be Octobef
sixth. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Shidler.
Mrs. r. F. Hamilton went to Colum.
bus, Ohio, yesterday on account oil
the serious illness OF her sister, Miss
Effie Coleman.
George Weast Of Springfield. Ohio
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News of Surrounding Towns

tied relatives here, have gone to
Cambridge City. enroute to Elwood
and from there home to Chicago.
Miss Nora Campbell 10 quite Ill with
Indigestion. Mrs. John Kellam has
grippe. Joseph Clevenger has rheu.
matism.
Rev. Garry Cook of Indianapolis and
Rev. Bernan Of the Christian church
at Cambridge City were at supper
with the Rev. and Mrs. e. K. Van
Wrinkle Thursday evening.
George Klemm OF the Riverside
hour mills has been running night
work to keep up with his orders. He
10 shipping to many places, large or.
ders.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker, Miss
May Peed Of New Lisbon. and Mrs.
Charles Fletcher of New Castle spent
yesterday with Mrs. Walker and
daughter. &
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Thompson were
recent guests at dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank DuGranrut.
Miss Jennie Turner spent yesterday
at Richmond.
Mesdames Zortman and Thompson
who were Waiting their brother John
Fawcett and family. have returned to
Iowa.
Mrs. Willis Leverton who with her
daughter. Mrs. Jesse Revalee. visited
the formers SISTER. Mrs. Virgins, at
the hospital Thursday. report her do.
Ing we'll. Mrs. Leverton also wishes
to announce that the D. Of r. Aid so
ciety OF Cambridge City will meet
with Mrs. Allie Miller, that city, next
Thursday and with her in two weeks.
George Baker has returned to his
home at Brookville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Dowell and
family left yesterday for Toronto,
Canada. to make their home.
Mesdames Snyder and Klemm were
driving in the country.
Mrs. Squire Cornthwait visited her
husbands father. Robert Cornthwait
yesterday. The latter is much the
same.
Paul Ferris has q fine exhibit Of
yellow corn at the Farmers bank The
ears are long and we'll filled. averag.
ing twenty rows. and so grains to the
row.
Mrs. William Berry and son were
at Connersville yesterday.
Mrs. Jacob Rummel of Hagerstown.
10 visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Hud-
dleston.
The following shows the attendance
at Milton schools: High school, So:
grammar. 20: intermediate. Al: pri-
mary. 80. Total 132.
Mice Alma Wagner visited her sis
ter's school yesterday.
Mrs. Baldwin spent yesterday at
Mrs. Kellam's.
Ars. I'd Beeson Of Dublin ana Nrs.
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o. L. Beeson were callers of Mrs. Bar
ton yesterday.
Ralph Moore will be deputy post
master in the absence of Is sister.
He will assist Postmaster Galloway in
the morning.
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MILTON. IND.

Milton. Ind, Sept. 24.-Will Cooney
n home from Topeka. Kan.
The Rev. Mr.. Van Wrinkle will
preach 1t the Christian church to.
morrow morning. In the evening the
Rev. Mr.. McNaught. superintendent Of
the Terre Haute NJ. e. district will
lecture at the Christian church on the
Temperance subject.
Mrs. Henry Hoover was ut Cam.
bridge City. calling yesterday.
The funeral service Of the late ELI.
jah Branson were conducted at the
family residence OF his daughter. Mrs
r. p. Lindsay. this afternoon in a
quiet but impressive manner and the
interment was made at Valley Grove
cemetery. Elijah Branson was born
In Belmont county. Ohio. May -. 1928
Surviving him are his wife. Mrs. Mary
Hinshawc Branson. to whom he was
married sixty.four years ago at
Greensboro. and two children. Mrs.
Lindsay and Vernon Branson, the lat.
ter Of Cincinnati. with other relatives.
For many years Mr. Branson was a
prominent business man and carriage
manufacturer at Knightstown. Mr..
ana Mrs. Branson have made their
home with their daughter here the
last twelve years. Mrs. Branson ID
now sick and unable to leave her bed.
Miss Rae Wagner 10 another teacher
sent out from the Milton high school
that Milton may be proud of. About
three years ago she finished the high
school course here with credit and i'm.
mediately followed II up by term at
Earlham. Later on she took q review
OF the eighth year course in Milton
schools and made herself thoroughly
ut homo with her book. She has, taken
two terms In Earlham and ID now the
efnclent teacher Of the district school
No. 5. known ~ the Kimmel school
two miles east OF town. This 10 Miss
Wagner'a second year az school
teacher N which work she IL very
successfrf She 10 the daughter of
our excellent townspeople. Mr.. and
Mrs. Benton Wagner.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. H. Beeson have re.
turned from Petoskey.
Miss Lillian Wright. visited her
aunt. Mrs. J. B. Murley and other
friends.
Mn. Elizabeth Wallace spent yes.
tsrday With Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. War.
reu.
Nrs. Elizabeth Myers OF Hartford.
Kansas. was treated to . post card
and lister shower from relatives and
friends here and In the county in hon.
or Of her birthday yesterday. Mrs.
Myers was horn here and 10 . sister OF
Wl1ljam Ferris.
~. a14 Ma Dnosy yjlby who Viz.