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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-08

The Fourth Of July celebration Al
Miiiiamsviilo under tho auspices Of tho
grange Was a decided success. The
weather was ideal and no accidents
MARRIED tho pleasures ef tho day. The
syenis began with q parade Of hoIFibies
At D o'elook. Tho marshals. Messrs.
Morse and Halliday. led the procession.
Next came tho East Dover military
band. which Was followed by the Clean
ers and the officers % the grange. Then
came tho horribles. Their costumes
aud makeups were excellent, giving
evidence Of great deal OF work and
Ingenuity. Tho most striking feature
OF the parade was the Indian family.
The parade started from sherman 3
store, marched "a the concrete bridge
and then returned 10 their starting
place.
Immediately after the parade the
field events were started. Each event
was closely contested aud was watched
with great interest by everyone. The
summaries:
sOO.yard dash--won by y. Howe,
Benson second, Moss third.
iO0.yard dash = Won by White,
Sparks second, Graves third.
Obstacle race-won by Winchester,
lockwood second.
Wheelbarrow raee-won by winehes'
ter aud Railway. Hydriek and Ingram
second.
Potato raee-won by Sparks, Halli'
day second.
High iump-won by Brown. Grout
Pole vault-won by Benson, Howe
second.
Nail contest (for womcn) Won by
Miss Stratton. Mrs. Sparks second. -,
Tug Of war between Willinmsvilic
and Dover. won by Williamsville..
Dorr Dcrby's tight rope perform,
ance was greatly appreciated by an
who saw II. The various acts which he
did prove that professor Derby is
an artist in his line.
At 2 o'clock the address Of the day
was delivered by Hon. Frank Moss,
assistant district attorney of New
York city. In his speech Mr.. Moss
the American people with the
chosen people Of long ago. calling TO
mind God Is teaching. leading, and guild
ancc of each. and the great opportuni'
ties offered 70 each for uplifting infiu'
cnee not only in their own nation but
also among others by participation and
cooperation in the progress OF the
world. He referred 10 instances OF diplo.
macy, which through wise representa-,
tiyes. have made our nation a world
power. He spoke of the great opportuni-
ties in country life for purity in poll
ties and the fact that the cities are
being supplied with staunch
citizens from the country. Referring 10
the present occasion and the building
of grange hall he spoke of the love,
sacrifice, and unity Of purpose Of many
which was necessary to accom-,
plish the work and the broadening and
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-08
BRooKLINE.
M. w. Lawrence was in Saxtons Riv

M. w. Lawrence was in Saxtons River
Monday.
Nelson Smith and family spent Sunday
at Saxtons River.
John Flint of Lawrence, Mass, is work
ing for M. w. Lawrence.
Marvin Woolley of Springfield is visiting
his mother, Jane Woolley.
Rev. Mr. Davidson of Burlington, VT.
will preach at the Baptist church Sun
day.
DR.. ROBBIE and family of Baldwinsville,
Mass, are now occupying their summer
home.
Nelson Smith has moved upon the
Landfear farm to do the general farm
work.
Several were attracted to spend the
Fourth at Williamsville and at BARRIERS
Park.
j. G.. Martin and R. E. Marsh attended
the republican convention at Newfane
Tuesday.
Mrs. Cassie Lindsey and son of North
Dana, Mass, are visiting her father, A.
NJ Marsh.
Roger Ware has returned home from
a visit to Connecticut and is i'll with
scarlet fever.
Miss Edna Marsh closed a successful
term of school in district No. 4, Newfane,
last Friday and is at home.
Mr.. Beers of Londonderry has moved
into the house vacated by Nelson Smith
and will work in Pierces mill
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-08

Two.basc hits, II. Sparks. Stone. Will
liams; thrce.base hit. Osgood; struck
out, by Graves Z, Phillips y. Time !
hour. 20 minutes. Attendance, 400. :,
II. Phillips out, hit by battcd Dali
Umpires, Lincoln and Morse.
There were about So couples present
at the dance which was held ~ the
new hall in the evening. Dugan or
ehestra furnished music. Henry Nor
cross was prompter.
The grangers served dinner, supper,
and a supper after the dance IN their
new building and served about 600 peo'
pie nj the three meals. From the meals,
the lemonade, ice-cream and candy
stands and other sources they cleared
close TO $3.50, which goes toward the
cost of the new hall.
The crowd which filled the village
Monday was the largest since the eele'
bration of dozen or more years ago
Large numbers came from Dover, New,
fame. Townshend. Dummerston, and
Bratilcboro, and IL is estimated that
about 600 people were in the village dur
ing the day.
The grange is worthy of great com
mendation for its industry and enter
prise in building the new hall and IN
planning and putting through such
celebration. The committees are espe.
cially 10 be commended for the ease
and rapidity with which all the events
of the day were managed. and for their
careful preparation for everything.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-08
RAWSONvILLE.

George Place began work this weeh
with the scythe stick shavers in Yves
ton.
Mrs. J. Underwood returned Tuesday
night from a two weeks stay in Brat
tleboro.
CLYDE Rawson has gone to Dunn
merston and expects to work there fol
time.
Carroll Hall is making visit to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. x. Hall, OF
South Londonderry.
Zina Cobb of Townshend was at the
home of his sister, Mrs. G. =. Rawson,
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Robbins drove
Monday to Ludlow and will go from
there to Hartland for visit.
Leda Cobb went Thursday of last
week to Wardsboro where she is to be
cared for at present by Mrs. Addle
Morse.
W. W. Head spent Saturday in Brat.
tIeboro. He entertained the people OF
the neighborhood Monday evening with
good display of fireworks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pier and daugh-
tiers returned Tuesday after spending
number of days with relatives in
Brattleboro and Mortified, Mass.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-08
JAMAICA.

| George Clark is home from his studies
at Dartmouth.
Miss Ruth Mclean returned t.
Mortified Friday.
Several from here attended the play
at Londonderry July l.
Mrs. Chase of Worcester came t.
Mrs. Booker s Tuesday.
l.. j. Noble and Daniel of Hoboken
N. j., came Monday night.
Miss Brooks, who has been supplying
at the Baptist church, has gone tt
Granville.
Lucille Cushman and Mrs. ingram OF
New York are expected here for a
visit Friday.
The Christian Endeavor meeting at
$50. Subject, The Model Christian En-
deavor Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Williams spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. A. Kingsbury.
Mrs. A. w. Thomas is on the sick
list. Her sister, Mary Oliver, Of Sa-
lem, is caring for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. George knights and
daughter of Brattleboro have been Wis
iting at M. L. Howard's.
Miss Howard of Mortified seminary
is spending some time with her sister
at Mrs. J. Q. Shumway's.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Record Of Put
ney spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Stark.
Miss Mary Robinson returned Mon
day from Mortified where she spent
Sunday with Ruth Mclean.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. D. Piper and
Dorothy returned Monday after a nine
weeks stay in Detroit, Mich.
Frank Dobbin attended the annual
field meeting of the Vermont Botanical
club at Woodstock on July As.
Tuesday evening, July -, Rev. M: Fl.
hooloian Will give LECTURE stm on the
Mr.. and Mrs. Eastman and Miss
Lord Of Lynn, Mass, and Miss Conway
Of Boston are visiting at John Con-
ways.
Fred Seller thinks he has Maple
Row farm beaten. He had green peas
from his garden June IS and new pota-
toes July 5.
Sunday morning Rev. M. H. Looloian
will speak in the Congregational
church. Sunday evening the pastor
will speak on Do Your Own Thinking.
Miss Eva Walcott has finished her
studies at the Clawson-H Hamilton bust
ness college in Brattleboro and is at
home for rest before taking up her
work at Mt. Hermon, where she has
secured a position.
The school in the south hill district,
Frank Dobbin, teacher, closed Friday.
Blanche knights, Florence Lowe and
David Knights had no absent marks.
After the close of the afternoon session
the women of the district served ice
cream and cake to the school at Lowe IS
grove.
Miss Stella Howard of Chicopee
came Monday to spend her vacation
with her mother, accompanied by two
friends. Miss Greedy of Holyoke and
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-08
sOuTH WARDSBOR0.

The Fayette Rice place, sO.callei, q
sold at auction Saturday 10 Nh. DsrI
of New York who owns a numbg
farms in this vicinity.
Walter Putnam and family, JOIN 4
nam and little son, Guy, Henry "
liams and family of West Jamaica y
Irving Bills and family Of Wartsna
spent the Fourth with their siste', u
Frank Gould, and family.
The pupils in the school aecompil'
by their parents here gave Their tsiti
Miss Corliss, a surprise party saiT,;l
evening at her boarding place, "
Seebar's. Miss Corliss started Va
day for her home in Windsor; tnns
she will visit in Williamsville.
Miss Harriet Corliss closed q =
cessful term of school here frldsy Y
ing her pupils and their parents =
ME in the afternoon, There were q.
40 present and they had a yeT 1
ioyable time. Miss Corliss AVIAN
prizes to the following pupils fOi Y
ing the highest rank in spelling, " 4.
Z, Lillian Trevarrow; in grade .; ~ y
ence Knapp; in grade 4 JENNIE pi,i
son; in grade 2, Ivan Scranton; g,a@a'
Grace Trevarrow. Ethel Gould nal Y
highest average of the school W.
was 95 per cent. Pupils not absell J
the term were Lillian TreyarrOW, ~,
Scranton, Jennie Davidson, Ivan ~ !,
ton, Hubert Brown, Carol ooOO =
Leona Cobb.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-08
WEST wARnssorn

y. II. Waite visited rfls,i,..
| ford last week.
Mark Tudor Of Rrnribs,s, l.
George Tudor's over saIday
Miss Hattie Waite n B,.,,
spent the Fourth with Gelatin.
The Ladies' Social rlrsls ~
at the vestry Thursday afls,.,. b
IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellrfy Cha,. 4,
fame visited at Mt l.nAh. ~
Sunday.
John King Of New York Js,,,
sister. Mrs. J. A. sliceief. M ~
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mos, SheNs, =, u
set visited ut Edmund Robsr,. ;
first Of the week.
Mildred and Marion ,pragu. a, nj
dale, N. H., are visiting nj, -
Mrs. W. $. Boardman.
Addison Carpenter u Newi,,. :.
Mrs. RYDER OF Below Falls VSij
NJ. l.. johnson Wednesday
Miss AUGUSTA BisstIl las hsy.l |.
Miss Cora Fitts's 10 The home 4 }
sister. Mrs. Edmund BrgL,s
wardsboro Center.
The W. G. 7. l.. me-. with ", "a
Perry last "Wednesday Mrs. Wii
wilson gave an interesting rs,s-1
the convention held az NeWfAtt ~
she attended
The Melendy Telephone eonrsu
been putting in o new line ifo. M
wardsboro to l., +. Read. il s,1,1
The village school closed s.,-1
with a picnic at Edmund RAs-I
Games were played and Feffes,s
served. The teacher Miss ORD
returned 10 her home 10 BoHdyi1 \
urday.
The Sunday school held 4 pirs
Fred Chapman s grove Fourth .. n
The Wardsboro Sunday school NJ
with them. There were a good M
present, the weather being pertett
l.. Rice kindly took down a load n
this place. The day was spen, /, z
ing games, several kinds Of races, q
in the afternoon there was b.ssj
game. Refreshments were served
A number Of friends and reli.1
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smeai III l
their home on Saturday evening . 1
mind them that they Lad been MIN
40 years on July 4. The evening I
pleasantly spent and Refreshments I'd
served. The affair was q complete I
prise to Mr.. and Mrs. Smeat. n
were the recipients Of a number d I
full presents including croekery. n
silver. linen and money. NJ. and y
Smead have lived in WardsbofO : q
Der of years. Those present iron
of town were their daughter aud tizl
Mrs. George Harris Of Brattl.sa
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery Chase otM
fame.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-08

Ruiisr. Df. II. y. Gtsens q iifaiiisl.efe.
Mn. l. Il, hlisey II hfaiIlshofo. pofe'
Ihy Halmss and iialh iiaimss ~ Nee
York and Mr.. aud Mrs. u A. DAVIS Of
Ncsisne.
Al the haniis, el,.rsh neat Sunday
mafnins the pasiar wili preach 20 Tho
msmi.~Is ~ the Masonic and Eastern
star ffairfniiias, fopie. Tho l.eise. the
Charsh and the Community, This 70 .
union service and syssybci, 10 invited 10
be pFoseni,
Mrs. bale and san, John, with Donaid.
kennssh and Faith ha,ler have come from
Springfield 10 her homo here Tor The
summer. kenneih and ponaid hatief
viii samp out with ffri Gilbert al Sun
ssi lake faf several weeks.
Rsisar Holmes and family visited his
mother, Mrs, A, j, Holmes. at her AIS
,er's, Mrs, q. q. Taii'., and with Mrs;
Ahce Salisbury and Master Maynard
Taft. took dinner in honor OF Mrs. Taits
birthday, al the inn. July I.
Charles Mill, who recently purchased
the mill from Harry Franklin. took pos
session July l. Mfs. Mills came Monday
and they will occnpy the Harry Franklin
house. Their daughter. who y now VS.
ting al Ryegaie. viii conc later In the
season.
Mr.. Meaeham and Richard Pierce took
A marty Of - ia a iour~horse team 10 the
celebration at Wklliamsyille on the
Fourth. Ahout 10 others from town also
attended and they all report a fine time
and declared IL a great financial snocc>s
for Williamssille.
Sunday afternoon Rev. Daniel Mcln,
tyn, Will preach in school district No. >
an the subject. Why Is the Friendship OF
the World Enmiiy With God! In the
evening, ia the Congregational church, at
The union service the pastor will preach
ON the topic, We Are Not 10 he Weary
in well.Dcing. All will receive a cordial
welcome.
The Townshend baseball team played a
good game At Williamsyille on the Fourth.
The battery for the Townshcnd team was
Bernie Phillips and Will Sparks: Bernie
pitched a fine game. allowing Williams,
VILE but one hit. Benson and Osgood
each made a ,hree.baegcr, and ii. Sparks
a two.baggcr. The 10 score shows
fairly close game.
The Bruce and Blood families enjoyed
a pleasant gathering ON the Fourth at the
Bruce home. 10 being present. In the
evening some fireworks were set OIL,
among them two lunches Of ilrecnekers,
one bunch containing 5000 and the other
10000 crackers of different Sizes. They
were very beautiful 10 see and also some
thing very unusual in this country as
they are not for sale but are used by the
chinese in their own country for their
ceremonial celebrations and were q gift
TO DR. and Mrs, Bruce from Chinese
friends. They also sent up several fire
balloons much TO the amusement OF the
children and many older people as well.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-08
WARDsBoRo.

| The A. 2. club meets with Mrs. Edith
Brigham July IA in the afternoon.
T. Whitney is in Boston for few
| days attending convention.
Harry Bemis of Brattleboro is spend
ing few days at DR.. 0. v. Hefflon IS.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Howe of Brattleboro
spent, few days with George Briggs
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Cook of Putney have
been staying few days at F. Under
wood s hotel.
Frank Taylor came from Grafton
Saturday morning and carried Miss
Nellie Kingsbury home.
Wardsboro enjoyed a quiet Fourth.
The Sunday schools united in picnic
in Mr.. Chapman IS grove.
Charles Stetson of Greenfield is with
his uncle, George w. Briggs, and his
aunt, Mrs. A. j.. Wheeler.
Mrs. Frank Waite of Spokane. Wash.
has been visiting her husband s par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Waite.
James Gleason of Boston came Fri
day evening to spend few DAYS with
his nephew, J. E. Gleason, and family.
Harry Bemis and Miss Fannie Stur.
ges, both of Wardsboro, were married
Wells.
Mrs. Pike returned from Londonderry
Friday accompanied by her daughter
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Williams.
Fred Eddy of New York city is
spending few days with his mother
and sister, Mrs. Mary Eddy and Mrs.
Maria johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. knight have re-
ceiyed visit of a few days from his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Brainard, of Putney.
Rev. and Mrs. Burke of Natick.
Mass, came Tuesday to spend their va,
cation with Mr.. Burke's aunts. Mrs. G.
b. Dexter and Mrs. Laura Blanchard.
Harold and Worth Parker. whose
home is in Terre Haute, Ind, have
made their grandfather and uncle. q.
u. Plmpton and Wright Plimpton,
visit, leaving Wednesday morning.
Henry Kingsbury and Mr.. Head of
Jacksonville were in town Thursday.
They took with them Burt Cobb IS little
6-year-old daughter, Leda, who has
been in hospital for treatment. to be
cared for by Mrs. George Morse for a
few weeks.
School in district No. 6 finished Fri
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-08
West Riuer TOlrns
TOWNSHEND.
n l. Hassiass Neminss fos Assistant
Judge


FL. Haslines 81 this ie~n MAS ahan,.
mos.sis nominated fef s.sasiAnt lehss ,.'
ths nosthsrn district Al windhAm seans,
Ss.Tsn. Taa~.i.y. Mr., Hastings ls .
isslo.s resident Il windhsm county, lie
- Lefn IN The ,osn II winihsfn where
h s,.en, hls hoyheed. his early eiaras'oi.
"a. saxurri in his native tosn aid AZ
Isi.nl and GRAY seminary ~ this town
Ia s.,ls manhood he hecsme = rrsidrhi
~ Toan,hrnl which has been his home
~, more than IS years. For - years he
..,x.d a. station asrnt, "a the great salts.
Iasiion az bath the railroad company and
,he general pahlie, lie has served The
town as representative ~ the state irs's'
lsinre, selesiman. school c"mmil,eenssn
and cemetery commissioner and IN VAR
ous other positions, lie v fss'v "
Leland and Gray Seminary and chairman
al i,s pradenilal committee, lie Is CLERK
.na ,rraarrr al the baptist church oi
Townshend, and has hern for ~ YEAR,
the snneriniendent 81 the baptist sun
day school. No man stands higher ~ the
estimation 81 the people. lie has been
Car many Year, a member of blafins star
ieier. NJ 4 A. NJ. lie is a man Of ek'
oellrnt Judgment. never hAsiy IN reaching
: oonel,.sion, is IL even temperament AMI
inclined 10 look upon all sides Of a qncs-
tion before reaching a decision or assert
inr his opinion. In early HE he mar
ried Mrs, Mary Starr Jones oil ohie' VINO
has bccn a real companion and a true
helpmeei 20 him all these year,, Their
home in IIarmonyyille Is a model IN hos
piiality and a pattern 81 all that Is best
In The old type 81 New England homes
The people Of Townshend are 10 he con
graduated Ia being able 10 present can
ddAte Of Mr.. Hastings record TO inc
citizens Of Windham county for their
votes ON election day.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-08
A BIG DAY FOR WILLIAMSVILLE
Quiet and Orderly Celebration Of National Holiday Large
" Attended Grange Hall Fund Increased $3.50.

uplifting influence which II viii eHeIi
In this community NJ long ~ \, stands
At $50 tho Williamsvillc ana iown.'
bend baseball teams met ON fefry
field for the most interesting game o.
baseball which has been played here 70.
several years. The playing on po'h
sides was quick and snapps. ana 'he''
were no delays. Tho score
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-08
Poor. Foolish Woman.

She is trying to improve her complexion
by using face cream when the trouble is
in the blood. If she does not read this tell
laxative and regulator moves the bowels
each day, driving out all impurities from
the blood and making clear and beautiful
skin. Druggists and dealers sell Lanes
Tea, 25c. package.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-08

day. Pupils no, alsfri r.,,. !
kidder. Florence 81 Mare. ~
tin. Mary Fletcher, El.,k IL
ren Pike. Wales fliml'os. H,,I7
rem, James Gleason. Anhu, n
and Ward flimpion Tts,s -
half day were Stella rits. 1s,.s
and kay Plimp,oH. ~ y
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-08

The largest doll party the world has
ever seen was given Saturday in Chi
cago. The management of the exhibit
ton IN that city invited every little
giri In Chicago to come to the party
with her dollie and nearly 1000 little
girls and as many dolls responded.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-08

Miss Buckley of Ware. Miss Irene
Gleason went to Gloucester Wednesday
to look at millinery establishment,
which she expects to purchase.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-08
Bows Can Make monsJ

picking up Bones and SENDING sdrsi ID
us. We pay IS cents per num- 1ins 4 in
almost anything in the Bone ,I lirI or bops
For clean, dry, boiled butehsSi5' cents r.
bones we pay as high as % ~, ma nav u
hundred. At these prices We an IN sbbr
freight from nearly all stations 81 shin
ments of 200 pounds or more
barrels or cheap sacks. "a
CARROLL S. PAGE, Hyde f''N
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-10

We received a copy of the Reedsburg
wis., Times this week through the
courtesy of Motris E. Seeley, (Old
Reliable) as he was familiarly known
in Webster twenty years ago, with a
three column writeup of an old settlers
meeting at Reedsburg Feb. %. We
clip the following from the report of
the program: "H. Dwight Root, an
old settler of Reedsburg who was pre-
sent from Walla Walla, Wash, gave a
vocal solo which was appreciated and
especially by those who had heard him
sing in the old days" This is our old
dad Root, as he wasknown in this
city rs years ago, and we know a great
many of the old timeas who would go
long way to hear dad" perform as
a soloist. We also notice that Miss
Gala Seeley was secretary of the asso-
citation and is paid compliment for
her proficiency by being reelected to
the position for another year.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-03-10
AND FARMER
ADAMS * DENTON. Proprietors.
Local News

III YOU are in the market for All auto
mobile this spring by looking over the
local papers you will sec IL Is not neces.
sary TO go out of Webster TO secure Que.
Mrs. E. E. Frost wishes to announce
she is now agent for the Sinomet Rug
company, manufacturers of beautiful
handmade rugs made from old carpets.
Call at the Frost Millinery and receive
price list.
You can still get an electric washer
at the old price, but owing to an
advance in rubber our next invoice will
sell for more money. While the present
stock lasts the old price Will be given,
Webster Hardware.
Frank Berg, of Milwaukee, Wis,
arrived in the city Tuesday and has
accepted position in the repair depart
ment of the new shoe store of Nett &
Pitzen. Mr.. Berg comes highly recon-
mended as first class shoemaker.
A number of essays from high
school pupils were written on Shakes
peare's 'As You Like IT.. Verina
Long was given first prize, Cora Gross
second, William Small third. All
essays reflect great credit on the
writers.
am a candidate in the Reporter and
Farmer contest and will be pleased to
receive any assistance my friends can
give me. Coupons can be left with the
contest manager of the Reporter and
Farmer Office or send direct to me.
Clara Flagstad.
Col. F. H. Russell made long drive
in the country this week and on his
return was asked how the roads were,
his reply was that there is just one way
q fellow could lie about the condition
of the roads and that is to say that he
had seen worse.
The Crows presented the Daughter
Of Judea to very appreciative audi
! ence Tuesday night. Every member Of
the company rendered their part in I
most pleasing manner. Miss Grow al
the Daughter of Judea is deserving o.
special attention.
John Martyr, one of Day county,
substantial farmers who resides neal
Pierpont, spent several days in the city
this week accompanied by his wife
they were the guests Of his brother-il
law. Eli stearns. John is one Of tn,
nionsers, he came to Day county ant
aIad On homestead in 1883 and lik,
most Of the old boys who survived tn.
r,ioneer days Is now on easy street.