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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-05

second number OF the lecture course
falls on that date. the secretary Of Nil
ton Star will take 1t - favor II III
members who will 80 to Csnterville
viii give their names In promptly.
Mrs. Lydia Trine's company It din.
ner yesterday were Mrs. Will Filby
Mrs. Lydia Hess and Mrs. Mary Null
The l. o. o. F. lodge At Milton en-.
joyed visit and good talks from
Harry Penny. Mrs. Terrence and
Clarence Handley Wednesday evening
Mr.. Handley is candidate for grand
warden At the next session Of the
grand lodge.
Get your tickets for the next mum.
Der of the lecture course, Friday
night The Morpheta will be here.
Christian Kuber and daughter, Mrs
Frank Mueller Of indianapolis. have
returned from Hamilton, Ohio, where
they attended the funeral Of the late
Mrs. Jacob Kuber, the daughter ln-law
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Kuker.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Doddridge spent
Thursday with Will Wigham and fam
lily near Brownsville. They brought
back seven gallons Of very flne sorg
hum fnolasses.
The Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Pinnich
spent yesterday at Richmond. the
guests Of their relative. Geo Pinnick
lumber merchant Of that city: also NJ.
and Mrs. Theo. Voorhees, and aunt, Mrs,
Carlind.
Mesdames Elizabeth Kimmel and
Anna Rothermel went TO Connersvflle
to visit relatives over tomorrow. The
brother and SON. G. B. Rothermel and
daughter, will spend over tomorrow
with Mr.. and Mrs Monroe Bertsch,
east Of town.
I Miss Wills breaches at the Friends
church tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Laurence wfssler entertained
at O'Clock dinner last evening IN
honor of her husbands aunt, Mrs. J.
Kellam.
The reception given with Nrs. Clyde
Miller yesterday was vary pleasant
AFFAIR and enjoyed by Ill. Among thu
guests present was Mrs Earl Dodd-
ridge.
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MILTON, IND.

Milton, Ind. Nov. 5.-Mrs Filler
Walker of New Castle visited Mrs
Mary Walker yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindley Baker spent
Thursday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
Elwood Henssey.
Mrs. Henry Shepard's recent guest.
were her mother, Mrs. Patton OF Indi
annapolis and Mrs. Dirkerson of Con
nersyille.
Mrs. Ella Hoffman's company al
dinner yesterday was Mrs. Kellam Of
Noblesville and Mrs. vene Beeson.
The Priscilla club meets Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Alice Gresh The
hostesses are Mrs. Gresh. Mrs Emma
Frazee. Henry Hess. Henry Hoover
and Sam Hoshour
Mrs. Elizabeth Wallace. mother oil
Mrs. D. H. Warren, who is now here
remembers the first matches that
came around here. Her grandfather
John Loder. who lived near Benton
Vile and was the first white settler In
that part OF the country. had been to
town and bought . tin box OF matches
paying ou ChOIA 4lOuS pIAOO III SuClu
Mr.. Loder drove a nail high up on the
wall to hang the box, out of the reach
of the children. They were only used
as q luxury. and then when the IRE
went out In that day it was custom.
airy to use the fint for lighting a IRE
or to borrow a shovel full Of Goals
from neighbor in case the fire went
out Mrs Wallace was about six
years old at the time her grandfather
bought the matches which were tipped
with sulphur. She is now IS
Walter Houseworth II visiting with
friends ct Richmond today and tomor.
row.
r. p. Lindsey and sister-in-law. Mrs..
Mary Lindsay, were at Richmond
Thursd1y.
Miss Murphy and Miss Marshall.
teachers ~in Milton schools. attended
teachers institute 1t nichmond today.
Mrs. Elizabeth ChambeTiin. who
visited her niece and nephew. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oran Bragg. returned 10 her sis
ter's. Mrs.. James Shannon. ct Union
City yesterday. ~.
A PROCESSION Of Is automobiles pass
ing .Ough here Thursday evening
created . little vhiri Of sxcitsnsnt y
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Weaver. who is employed in the
Werkins.Keagy saw mill. got his fin-
gers fast in the jointer which was in
motion.
The next meeting OF the Progress
i've club will be November IL with
Miss Carrie Allen. Mrs. Fred Smith
has been made member of the club.
Mrs. +. G. Hiner and son will have
q sale of personal property and will
rent their farm. They will move to
Bloomfield where DR.. Hiner. who In a
travelling salesman has his headquar-
tiers.
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HAGERSTOWN, IND.

Hagerstown. Ind, Nov. 5.-Mr and
Mrs. Fred Murray and baby have re
turned from a visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Alonzo Murray and family near Vim
cennes.
Mrs. Conrad Heet and daughter OF
Richmond were guests a day this
week of Mrs. Chas. Wedekind
Mrs. Lewis Beeson is spending a
few days with her son Floyd Beeson
and family.
Mahlon Leonard is recovering from
the ayphoid fever.
Miss Luicle Jones and Abner Bond
of Greensboro visited Friday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jones.
The following formed a wood chop
ping party for Mrs. Esther Ann Hayes
at her home north east Of town on
Mr.. and Mrs James Fouts. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Stricken. Mr.. and Mrs
Chas Marley, Mr.. and Mrs. Art
Moore and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Greek, Mr.. and Mrs. Byrd, Mr.
and Mrs. John Replogle. Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Sells. Mr. and Mrs.. Jacob Stew.
art, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sherry
and daughter. Mrs. Sam Mccullough
Mrs. Phoebe Rinehart. Mrs. Sara Pi.
pher. Mrs. Will Wedekind. Mrs. Alice
Fouts. Mrs. Elvin Oler. Levi Stricken,
George Mccullough. Sam and David
Fouts. Harry Hovelmeier Lepna
Fouts. A nice lot OF wood was chop.
ped and corded up and although the
ladies' In the party did not. a13isu in
that part Of the work theyLaSIveA a
sumptuous dinner 1t the noon hour.
Mrs. Elizabeth Skater was moved
from the Keplsr- home to her home
southwest Of Ha&erstown In IN anto-
mobile. Mrs. Skafer suffered . stroke
Of apoplexy and has not rallied yet.
Hef condition II serious.
Mrs. William. LeaveIl Of Muncie has
been Waiting. with. relatives In this
vicinity.
Claude Scott Of Indianapolis vas
the guest Of his mother. Mrs. Cordelia
Scott Thursday.
Bennett Weaver bad three fingers
on tie lett Aend mashed Friday. Nr.
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DUBLIN, IND.

Dublin. Ind. Nov. 6.-Mr. and Mrs
J. A. Nipper have returned TO theil
home In Fort Wayne after . visit will
Rev. and Mrs. c. NJ. Hobbs.
The members OF. the @. A. r.. and
w. n, c. gave, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
EArl. . pleasant surprise Thursday ev
ening. ON the occasion Of their nifty
second wedding anniversary. A mum
Der OF substantial Eifts were left BY
the gussts - reminder OF the occa
sion. 80.
Miss Elizabeth Adrian has returned
after . few days spent with relatives
IN Webster.
Mrs. Clsmentine stisleman Of
0reenstork And Mrs. w. 8. Hunt oil
Cambridge City were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Swain Friday.
w. - Floyd has returned from
Charleston. Mo-. TO which place he
and O. d. Hell accompanied party
% land prospectorA Mr.. Hall remains
in that part Of the country for . few
days hunting.
Mrs. William Dullng OF Marion, Mrs.
G. M. Jones and daughter. Mary. are
the sussts Of Rsv,C. m. Hobbs and
family. Y y
The homo OF Mrs Woodwork was
the acere OF pretty wedding on
We'd D6Ay evening when her daugh.
ter plla vas given In marriage to
SamVQl Aarrsll Of Dodge City. Kan.
The eemony vas performed by the
Rev. L, =. Hobbs in the presence of
. nd eg Of relatives 40 friends.
Follow : the ceremony . two.course
supper NJ Served. Mr.; and Nh Har.
rsll WIN rsAaiR IN Dublin undl spring
when tAW IN 20 to Dcdss city.
whore To 161a IL engaged ID farm
ins. Among shas Seebts were Rev. and
Mrs. ,c.rM. <Ij1&NS NJ. and MA NJ.
~. JoAss sasDub6& II and Nrs. e.
y. wiksr Of Indianapolis. Mr.. and
Mrs.. Howard Chenowsth oe Lynn ana
Mr.. and Mira Charles 0regg Of Rock
aeld.., : 80 -
NM chss Hssst ts-spsndlnS.A ~
oays % ~ homo In thls place. IN
scAooh sf caag having closed Sor .
ees0 uNA : $50 hsr.Sr' sc
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CAMBRIDGE CITY. IND.

Cambridge City. Ind. Nov. 5.-B. X.
Strattan spent Thursday In Losants.
Vile where he superintended the NOV.
Ing OF the telephone exchange from
one building to another.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence wonnell are
moving to- Germantown. Mr.. wonnell
isfemployV1sas watchman on the con.
steuotloa Wofk q that point.
Frank AeDaniels spent Thursday in
Indianapolis. ---,
Mrs. Charles Kniese spent rhursday
In Milton where she read q paper be.
fore the Carey Club OF which she il q
member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley 0ephart have
moved into the Hannah Martin prop
erty on Church street. sgrss = sas~Ess't
Mr.. and MfSf Charles Loeb were
visitors ~ 1ReAThvnA. Friday.
, Nh. We II Doney spent Wednes-
dag IN the Aoma otshsr daughter. Mrs.
Glen Scott Of Greenfield.
Mrs. Anna Brown OF Philadelphia.
was the 1SA& u d. Muses. LIME and
Flora vlnt0n. Friday. " z~ss
A number Of persons from Cam
bridge tlts went Il, connersviiie.
Thrrsdsy syenln< 70 attend meeting
q the NkSlodGS.~ : : i AZ
Mrs. F. r. Ffohnapfei !. and SON,
Frank are spending 4 fSv days With
NJ, and Mrs.. Charles Rink Of Indiaa-
apolis. x -
Charles Aerrick and family were
RICHMOND visitors. Friday.
Mrs.. 8 Hunt and her mother.
2rs. Clo01Datlne etigiomAA a Greens.
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Foy0IllN,c CRY. mo.

Vu1naia -C,ty. ina, Nsv..S.-ssr.
VIM Rsscs met with q Isrious acci.
deoeS enc 0otning tSls VA6k vhils
bra1giAg The childrlk II sHAool u Nd
Aack- Jsst In freek n the Dur4sn
fasn oortAsasl q steWn. ~ bri1ls
slipped % a. one 6t'tAe horsso xHlSh
er1GAtensd Il. causing . runaway. The
bogooo ran east. south q the Brooks
Olneo 81 M into Z eonco cauGlns
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FOR SALE--IMMEDlATE
Pc S SES SION "a Just
your chance to get loca-
ted. This is q brand
new house, just conn
pleted, everything mos
dern.

Six rooms and bath. hardwood
floors, furnace and electric light. liv
ing rooms papered. cement cellar: a
gas range is included in the equip
ment. Price is very reasonable. You
cannot buy anything in this location
within $500 Of the price. It's the big
gest bargain in Richmond. You can
look the city over but why waste the
time. II you only have part OF the
money, we'll fix the balance.
Don't hesitate because you've bought
your coal or have settled for the win.
ter. Well fix this 80 you won't lose
II you ever really wanted to buy q
home. and buy 1t right. and In the
best location in the city. place where
1t will Increase In value year after
year. your opportunity has come
Don't let 1t pass. Investigate tonight
because this won't be on the. market
long. 1t will rent for $4,000 per
month. So it's q good Investment II
you don't want home Price less
than $4,000 Don't let the price. don't
let the terms. don't let anything stop
you from investigating this II you
really want to buy q home. Call at
325 Main, w. Richmond. Phone 1924
or address Drawer Sc. care Pallad.
ium.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-f20 acres. wen improved.
well located, good producing soil:
take some city property; 40 acres
improved. well located: take city
property, 6 acres well improved.
have any size farm you want. II
you want a fine home In the city see
me. Commission one per cent.
Kaufman, S2S Main. SIT
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Daddy stunp>d,

Daddy 9tumpod.
willi1-Daddy, why can man run
faster than boyf
Dad-Because he's bigger.
Willie-Is that II! Then why don't
the hind wheels Of . wagon run faster
than the front onesf
But dad gave Il up.
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| 81 i
Frederick u nlocm ". Mary y.
Ridenour, Charles =. RiAsnour. Thso.
dore r. Caldwell. 1ane n Ca1dwell.
Wayne cirtuit Court. Oct. TERM.
1910. No. l647G
d Il Known. That On the 3eth day
of October. 1910, TIA SHOVE named
Plaintiff. BY his Attorney. filsd n the
office Of the Clerk 81 the Wayne Ctr.
cult Court Mn conplaint sgainet said
Defendants In the above entitled cause
to foreclose mortgage. demand e600,O0
together with the affidavit Of Con-
petcnt person, that sail Defsndants
are not residents Of the State o. n
diana.
Said Defendants are therefore here
BY notified ok the filing and psndency
Of said complaint against them and.
that unless. they appear and answer a.
demvr thereto. = ths calling n ~
said cause. % the seth day ef Dscsm-
Der. 1910. : DAY of the October Term
Of said Court. begun ana hetd q the
Court House In the City u Richmond,
on the first Monday q October. 1910.
said Complaint and the matters aads
things therein contained and all1Ded.
will. b taken ~ trus. and ne mid
cause win Be heard and determined u
their absence. u @
WITNESS, the Clerk ana the Seal
Of sAid Court ~ ne city 81 RicAnond
this 18th day Of October, 1910.
lSAall Harry \. Penny. Clerk.
Robbins = Robbins,
Attorney Of Plaintiff.
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FOR RENTING Sutton home. Phone
3I39. 28-7t
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FOR SALE-New cottage, suburban,
on city car line, cheap. Roscoe
Kirkman. sgt
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; 81 N. 18th. II
FOR .RENT-Eight room residence,
bath. hot and cold water. electric
lights. gas. ready for occupancy.
Phone 1864 or 1895. SGT
FOR RENT-Two rooms upstairs for
light housekeeping: 202 North 7th
st. 5-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished room with
bath and electric light: 202 North
Sth street. Phone 1901. :Utf
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Mail will be kept for 80 Gays only
All mail not called for within that
lime will be cast out
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ercoats. J. NJ. Lacy. Pawn Broker.
oct 24-1mo
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LOST

LOST-Signet cuff button tletter HI.
return Is N. 10th: reward. II
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WANT AID

The following are replies to Palla-
dunn Want Ads. received at this Of
flee. Advertisers win confer . great
favor by calling for maj I'm answer
to their ads. Mail at tn ffice up to
IL noon today - followi
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ART STORE.
Fancy work and homo baking. Han
er's Art Store, 8 8. 18th. Phone 1850.
36-tf
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FOR SALE-Mantle cabinet with four
French plate mirrors. Phone 1901.
Call 202 N. Sth. 22.tf
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oToNAog.
proof building when you want 70
store furniture. Phono 11lS. ltA
and Main street juss1s.ts
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FOR SALE-;New and second hand
bugsies and carriages. Newberu's
Shop. lo6 N. eth st. Phone 1912.
27.t1
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FOR SALE or trade Tor Richmond
property. two modern houses Ia fine
location In Indianapolis, very at-
tractive. Address r. O. boz 81. Rich.
mond. Indiana jlyo-tf
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FOR SALE-120 acres. good 8 room
house. big barn, good fences. near a
small town. Will take In city prop
erty.. Price so an acre. Kaufman.
over 82S Main St. lott
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FOR SALE
Richmond property . specially.
Porterfield. Kelly Blk. 8th and
Main. DeptS-l
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FOR SALE-1S-in block wood deliver.
ed any part Of the city. Phone 41o5.
22-tf
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FOR SALE - suburban propeEt y,
cheap: l.. R.. care Palladium. LIT
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FOR SAILS room house. southeaAt
corner Sherman and Boyer street
Price $3.50. Rents for Si3 per
month. Must be sold. Phone 2477
204 8. 18th. 14.tl
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ron SALE-6ix room house With
bath. furnace and electric light.
t2.300.00. Phone 1872. l7-tf
FOR SALE-House, fine location. Adj
/ dress Bargain" care Palladium.
24.tf
The Springfield herald., 1910-10-14
Villas Budget

l. McAdams was in today with some
some nice butter
XII Amrine and wife have returned
from their visit to Texas
Mr. Finley is teaching the Villas school
CT Wceeler is back from a trip east
and the goods will soon arrive.
John Amrine and Marching went out
on deer hunt but did not have very
good luck They caught skunk
Henry Marching has gone to the ced-
ars after wood
John Amrine and H Blocher have
gone to Lamar for freight
Mrs Rutherford's daughter is better
and we hope to see her out again soon
l. Smith brought his children in to
school this morning, the 10th
JH Christy and wife have gone to the
cattle and horse show at Kansas City
The Springfield herald., 1910-10-14
tjbeFty

Mr.. Campbell died the 9th Of thi.,
month. HeF sigtsT and brother were
both present the last days of her III.
ness. She vas good christian and
kind neighbor and viii be greatly miss.
ed in the community. We extend our
sympathy to the bereaysd relatives.
Mr. EamRbell'g friends and neighbor4
made : fvprking" at his place. They
pulled his broom esrR for him. He has
been almpst constantly at his wife'a
bedside fpr more than month.
1t i. rymored that Lena Consamus,
formerly af this plafe, is married. She
has bsph staying in Riehheld for some
time.
Mrs. Littlepage and daughter Pearl
spent Saturday evening at Miller's.
T. v. Lamport, of Lamport, has been
to Richfield to ses the artesian well,
and says it is a fine sight. He is quite
confident that the railroad il sure
thing now.
Sunday school had good attendance
Sunday. Mrs. Fuller, our able Supt:,
is in charge:
Opal Gillespie, who lives four miles
from school, is regular attendant and
ha. only been tardy onee. She some
times walks to school, too.
The new chart, blackboard and seats
are in Use now and school is delight
to the children.
Ronnie Mitchell spent Sunday with
some of her Lamport friends.
Mrs. Clemons is on the sick list.
D. E. Fuller had the misfortune to
lose his pet antelope. 1t was found dead
on the prairie.
Mr.. Luellen of Wentworth, passed
by our school house on his way to Ok
lahoma. He was well pleased with our
new school house. The new window
shades which he has promised US will
be great improvement, both in looks
and comfort.
Mrs. Greer Sitton makes good home.
made yeast. She will sell it, too.
The Springfield herald., 1910-10-14
Konantz

Nearly all Of the broom corn is in the
stack and in AL condition.
The fodder crop is the largest grown
in years and a good crop of maize is
assured.
Cattle are in fine condition with plen-
ty of grass on the range.
There are some inquiries for horses.
They are high and in fine shape.
Several went from here to Richfield
to see the artesian we'll, and they all
report it fine we'll with heavy flow.
Mollie Colby of Bear creek, was at
the north store trading this week.
C. Cockayne is having trouble with
his new well.
] E Dillinger is back on his claim.
Pearly BOIL and family were at Ston-
ington on q visit to Uncle Jake Haney.
Harry Bohl and Allie Mitchell were
at Stonington one day last week.
There was a fine crowd out at Sab
bath school today. We are glad to see
so many come out
The Springfield herald., 1910-10-14
aEl7'H A! : !.
!. l|:AM!PQRT
Mrs. Luther v. &.
bell. Well KF4Hn,
bies s'qdd:leen!.N'

i. Mrs. Luther v. CampLel died on
Thursday morning, bct.'lSth,, tSlO. at
her home In LaHpoR, sgSd e4syears,
IL months. 27 dass." Fuhefar services
were conducted at theNhSme Oct. 7th.
at l9'o,ciocls a. m. by Ret. Dean OF
Konantzs s'tahting for Ms !crfptare les
son 1st Cor.hf5th Chapterss'aftsr which
inter,teht was' mada' in the stonineton
cemetery. Rev. Kihg being rfsSent and
coReudting the service t'the grave.
MlhHie NJ. 'Mcrallister %is Born Nov.
9th. 'ls75. in FfahkiiH County Mo-, and
was aAiesd in mafriagf with Lather v.
CsmpPsll, Sept. 9th, 1898. To thi.
union were born three children, virgel,
Edna and Jessie Elane.
Besidss her husband ana children,
she leaves enc brother of Lamport,
Colo, and ole sister, Mrs. J. W. Nc
Craw Of Purdy, Mo-, and hosts of ac-
quaintsnces and friends to mourn her
loss. She was ian active member Of
the w. c. 7. u,, and sister members
of the society 4cted d"as pail bearers,
among whom were Mesdame5"F. E.
Lamport. A, I. Smith, E. 4sCtowe,
D. Fuller, 6. &. Stitch anr Ben Boss.
Mrs. Campbell united Yith1 The Chris
tisn church when HE wsa IA years old
and has ever been . faithful christian
and an active Sunday achool worker.
The Springfield herald., 1910-10-14
Pretty Prairie.

M0llis Colby VISITED With Ar Greg
Stephen Bitner thraehed for T. N.
corrie and R. Dance, last week.
Mack Pisrce and I. W. Dawson re.
turned from the eeddaRFr, Tpeed.y.
Fannie DsitWeilsr was called to Kan
sas City Friday by TIE illness of he'
mother.
Mrs. Tom shyer visited with Mrs.
Dance. Friday.
o. w. Brant IL enjoying = visit witt
his parents and sister. Aable from
Pratt. Kansas: They drove through
in Mrs. Brants auto. Obe had moi
been notified of their coming so it wal
a pleasant surprise for him. lds
Blackwelder returned with them ane
will be one of opr number again. We
are gisd to haye her back,
F. Downing has been hunting stra,
horses the past week.
Mrs. Hedrick, who has been visiting
her daughters in Topeka, has gone te
Kansas City to receive medical treat
ment for cancer. We trust she ma,
find the relief sought and soon be
among US again.
The Springfield herald., 1910-10-14
WsBtweFth i.emG

The ladies' of WentYorth gave Mrs.
cortner surprise on heF birthday. the
7th. The entire sshool md nsighbor.
hood brought yell filea haak!ets. All
enjoyed sofiable day,
Mrs. Farmer pgllssaa brspm corn at
Littlepage's Int week.
Fred Glasgow and family aFe spend.
ing a few days at home wpfking il the
broom c9rp this week: He has been
averaging eight and nine tsrs per da,
with hi. new seeder.
George Po!!..groye sela Ais cattle to
Jake Harmon whe tesk them with
some others he had bsught ffsm Smith
and Fuller, tp the levsr raReh.
DIR. saWrey spent last Sunday al
Mrs. LittIepage's house.
DIR. SaWrey is going to dedicate his
house next Sunday, the 18th; Preach
ing at ten O'Clock a. m. and two p. m
Basket dinner at noon. Everyone in.
vited, Rev. Rixler breaches. Ceme with
we'll filled baskets.
1t ia rpmered that Frank Wentworth
and Alvin Rourguin haye purchased
Bert Glasgaw's confectionery store and
are soon going to have both stores
crammed.
Buffers house at Richfeld, Kansas,
burned Down recently.
A meeting was held at the Lueller
school house last Saturday night to de-
eide upon the question of new school
house.
Mrs. Cortner's baby fell against the
stove and burned its face badly
Joe Luellen and fatherrin-law made
a trip to Oklahoma last week.
Pearl Littlepage pulled broom corr
enough to earn $50. She worked at
home and is now the owner of a nice
little saddle pony, presented by her
father.
Bert Glasgow is working with his
brothers seeder. which is now at
Walkers, near Stonington.