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New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
How Cold Can Il Be

WHAI is the coolest possible temperature
llc question is timely one. tor % tas
seemed - times during tlls last WINTER AS 2 the
bottom of me teInptrat-re scale must surely
ut stral k--r rrCll-lng there Is bottom is
tlere then. any lIuIt o. the degree ~ loldness
t.at .-n te blamed Cr lrragInels As We know
.i -C definite upper l-rcIt o. possible temper
-tures Why should there he a lower.
Ae UlELt speculate and argue IS long IS we
please Ur tlc reasons tlcnrss a thls last puirt
bur a- r. no alall Tor science steps - and Says
with great pCeltIEeness THAT there D. definite
.lUt % The lowest conceivable temperature
and thar thls may ue placed with considerable
accuracy ~ tour hundred and nitT-Dine degree
below zero "a the FahrenheIt sale. We sup
pose that -t al temperatures above tins atSo-
-ute zero particles ~ matter. either soll o-
gaseous are N q state of vIbratl0n, the "a are
rapid vibrations CCrrespondIng tC the greater
degree ~ heat. All such vibrations would
cease entirely - absolute zero and al gases
would hQueiy and even sChdIy uefore Teaching
thls point
Tie gradual approach II scientific experi-
Utlts % tins lowest possible temperature re-
MINDS ane q the various tarthest north eX-
pelitlors Liquid ar. with rs three hundred
and twelve degrees below zero. Was great al-
vance "a previous records although stiu over q
hundred degrees above Tins absolute GER
Liquid hvdrC gen - minus four hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE degrees. or thITtv-seven atso lutte
was stll greater advance. and when tins Wa
~ fi- ~. 0'ii- p ~ fl- lNe AZ -o-l i-1-l-'-ie
and tIITtV-tWO below zero OF twentv-eeven
degree absolute Z seemed as Il sCienCe had done
Us best iu fhis direction.
BUT Univ little over a wear ago the rare gas
htliuU Was hQuefled ~ minus four hundred and
flftv-,re degrees When this was boiied under re-
GuCrG pressure q tempeTatuTe Cf minus four
hundred and ffty-four was reached. or only five
degrees above absolute zero and thIs Will prob
atlv remain our farthest north point for some
time O. come slightly lower temueratures than
this can undoubtedly be- reached tut there IS
small hope ~ our ever attaining absolute zero
any more than there Is ~ reaching perfectlo
~ ANYTHING
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20

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DO YOU KNOW? Pss.o: Pss.o: Yos Yos Do., Do

thousands of them would have to be combined
o. produce a particle of even ul-roscoplC SIZE
yct they constitute the unseen Lai.stUrm that
give use o. our atmcsrsrrl. pressure and the
manifold FhenlmeI4 ltrtnl-nE "a Il.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20

ID "a intellectual sense, conscious
of uinetv-uine out of every one
hundred thoughts we have.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02
Highland Springs Social News.
LspocIal d l'ho TImes-D Ispatch.l

lSpec!Al 10 TIC IimeS-DlSpalCU.I
HIGHLAND SPRINGS VA, January
Mrs Richwinc. Mrs. John Richwinc
and three children spent tire Christmas
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Pockling-
ton and family
). y. IIusselmau. OF New York, after
an absence Of sevcn years, returned
TO Virginia 10 spend the Christmas
with his brother, Colonel HuEsclman.
and family.
The annual Christmas celebration or
the Methodist Sunday school was given
Tuesday night in the Methodist Church.
and tho program was beautifully reu-
Gered by the scholars. who took part
In the exercises. y large crowd was
present and every ono enjoyed the oc-
CASTOR.
The Woman's study Club. Of High
land Springs. viii hold The regular
monthly moe ting Wednesday afternoon.
January 5, at 2:30 o'clock. AT "Edel-
weiss" the home OF Mrs. Kate G.
Read.
ThejIadies' Aid Society Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church met Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Spang1er, with the
president. Mrs. Shapland in the chair.
After the usual routine work. an ami
mated business discussion was held ar
ter which adjournment was in order.
The next regular meeting VIII be held
January 10. 1910.
Mrs. d. NJ. Wallace. or Dinwlddic
county spent Chrtstmas weak with
her daughter, Mrs Eugene Gatcwood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02
Spotsylvania Social News.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.I
SPOTSYI.VANIA, VA, January H.
A. NJ McCaliey, of Petersburg, is
spending two weciS with friends In
Spotsylvlnia and Fredericksburg.
Lee +. Gayle, of Newport News. is
the guest of Mrs. L. l.. Gayle, of
RoScmont.
Miss Lucille Williams, Of Nottoway
county, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. I.
A. Harris, Jr., OF Spotsylvanla.
Marvin d. Smith, of Plttsburg, Pa.
after a visit of two weeks to friends at
Spotsylvania. has returned home.
Miss Maggie Newton. OF Baltimore,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Alrich,
of Spotsylvania,
Dabncy G. Wheeler of Fredericks-
burg. is visiting relatives and friends
IN. upper, Spotsylvania
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Brown. of Spot
sylvania, gave delightful social to
a number OF their friends on Friday
night, December 81.
Mrs. Robert o. Pritchett, OF Partlow,
is spending n week with friends at
Brckenburg, Va.
Jackson IIeislop, OF Chicago, is visit
Ing friends at McCoull.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02
How to Get Rid
of Catarrh
a Simple, Safe, Reliable Way, and 1t
Costs Nothing to Try.

Those who suffer from catarrh know
its p1iscrics. There is no need Of this
suffering, You can get rid of it by a sim.
pie, safe, Inexpensive, home treatment
discovered by DR.. Blosscr, who, for over
tliirty-five years, has been treating ca
tarrl successfully
His treatment is unlike any other. 1t
is not spray, douchc, salvc, cream, or
inhaler, but is more direct and thorough
treatment than any Of these. 1t cleans
ont the head, nose, throat and lungs so
that YOU can again breathe freely and
sleep without that stoppcd-up feeling
that all catarrh sufferers have. II heals
the diseased mucous membranes and ar
rests the foul discharge, SO that you will
not be constantly blowing your nose and,
splitting, and at the same time it docs not
poison the system and ruin the stomach,
as internal medicines do.
II you want to test this treatment with
out cost, send your address to Dir. ]. w.
Blosser, ia Walton Street, Atlanta, Ga.
and he will send you by return mail
enough OF the medicine TO satisfy you
that it is all he claims for it as a remedy
Tor catarrh, catarrhal headaches, catar-
rhal deafness, asthma, bronchitis, colds
and all catarrhal complications. He will
also send you free an illustrated booklet.
Write him Immediately.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02

Mrs. Guy Metcalf OF Providence; Mrs.
H. r. Mallinson, OF New York, and
Charles Banes. of Overbrook. Mrs. A.
j. Phelps ana Mrs. J. c. McCreery, both
of New York, tied for the best 500
score, played at single table, Mrs
Phelps winning out.
One of the iolliest OF the seasons
dinners was q Christmas spread given
at the Inn Cor q party Of close friends
by Wilbur c. johnson. OF New York.
the group including Mr.. and Mrs T.
Ashley Sparks. of New York: Mr.. and
Mrs Herbert l.. .Jillison, of Worcester;
DR. Myron w. Mari. OF Dorchester;
Miss Lucy Is. Priest of New Castle.
James Hall, of New York: G. NJ. Brett,
Of Broolliue The favors were clever
mechanical toys each with a verse
containing a sly poke at some personal
Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. Hayford. of
uhillias Beach, entertained the younger
set including Misses Blanche Taplcy,
Theodate and Margaret Clough OF
Lynn. and Ethel Check. of New York.
Charles Banes, of Overbrook, Va. the
souvenirs were indoor fireworlS bombs.
each containing faVors.
MIR. and Mrs. Guy Nretcalf, of Prov
| idence, entertained Mr.. and Mrs. L.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02
Reidsyille Social News
LSnooiaI to rho rimoa.nlanatchl

Especial TO Tho Times D!spatch.l
RBIDSVtLLE. N. c., january L.
ALr. and Mrs. a. u. Barnes, of Atlanta,
Ga. were guests this week OF Mr..
Barnes'S parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Purcell. OF Sails
bury, N. C.. are visiting Mrs. Pur-
Craig.
John r. Boyd. of Atlanta, Ga, is
spending part OF Christmas with his
mother.
j. il, Lambeth, with his daughter.
Miss Bessie, is visiting a sister of Mr..
Lambeth, in Columbia, 5. C.
DR.. S. G. Jett has Como to Floyd,
Va. TO spend the holidays with Mrs.
Jctt, she having been absent for some
time at the bedside OF her father,
Judge Howard, who is quite III.
to visit relatives and friends during
tho holidays
George w. Lemons. of Richmond.
spent q few days of Christmas week
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. y. d.
Lemons. near Reldsvi1lc
Mr. aud Mrs. y, L. Motley, of Mont
EoEIery Ala; Mrs HARDWOOD, OF Nor
folk. Va; Mrs j. a. Carver and Miss
Maudc Satterfield, of Roxboro. n. c..
are visitors at the home of their rcla-
tires Mr. and Mrs. John w Satter-
field.
Mr. and Mrs j. $. Ifutehcrson and
children are attending house party
at the home of relatives in Danville
Va
An enjoyable dance in tho new FEELS
building" was participated IN last
night by Il large crowd of the young
PEOPLE of the town and their visitors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02
Pocahontas Social News.
Special 10 Tho TiIIlcs-IJlenatr,fl

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatchl
PocAEoNTAse VA. January MIR.
Harvey .CaTnpbell is IN Roanoke. The
guest of relatives.
Mrs. jamie Browning 8Iacconncll, OF
Roanoke is In the city, the guest OF
Mr. aud Mrs. Nelson Goodwin, on East
Water Street.
Claude stump. of the University of
Virginia. is spending the holidays with
lis parents. DR. and Mrs. ]. L. stump
MISS Alice Barbour rs tho attractive
guest OF Miss Lillian Honsley. on
Centre Street.
DR.. y. Alexander Tfstllcr. OF Co1um-
bla College. New York city. is in the
city Speeding tho holidays with his
parents DIR. and Mrs. John r. Hallcr,
on Water Street, weat.
Miss o'Toole, Of Gary W, ya.. is
in the city. the guest of Miss Mary
King.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02

Waddey. OF Norfolk; Miss Reynolds.
OF PAGES; Miss Helen Battle. of Rocky
Mount N. c.; Misses Nancy and Nell
Burlington. Sallie Lovelacc. Marie
Easlcy, Louise Penick and Law Nor
ton. of this place: Howard Tucker,
John Lovelacc, Thornton Easlcy, John
Evans. DR.. W. III. Mosaloy. DR.. l. Keith
Briggs, Charles Rarksdale, Sandy
Easley, Tom Howard, Gee Faulkner
Alison Gray, VIII Lee. of South Bos-
ton; Andrew Willinsham, of Farm
VILE: Leigh, Bouldin. Watkins and
Lovelace, OF Houston: Davis and Lee
Or. Long. OF Roxboro; Roland Wadlll.
of Danyillc, and others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02
lc liolidaya with her father, Mayor

the l.olidays with her father, Mayor
q. w Warburton;
Chief Engineer H. w Gait, u. $. ~,
retired. Is spending the holidays in
Norfolk with Ills brother. Commander
Rogers CALI.
The Misses Armistcad have been
spending the week with their mother.
Mrs, Dora -hrinistead.
DR. w. j.. Creasey. of Newport News.
and Frank Armstcad, OF Williams
burg. have been guests of r. IL Bali
aboard his launch this week on 4 gum
Ming trip up the James
Spencer, Henley, OF EynchburE. and
Hiss Kathryn Henley, o Newport News,
spent Christmas and several days this
week with their brother. ~ L. Hen
Icy,
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Jones. OF New
port News. and Henley Jones OF Rich
mond. spent the holidays hero with
Jones.
sheriff W. w Ware. OF Toano. was
Q visitor here this week
Judge sidney smith. Of yorktown.
was in Williamsburg this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02
Pinehurst Social News
Especial 10 The Times- Dispatch

Especial TO Tfe Times-Dispatch.l
p1NEHtiRsT. N, c. January 1.--Tlis
week has been one with few open
dntes upon the social calendar. its spe-
clal features the first OF the seasons
cotilltons, progressive bridge party
numerous dHIuers, snddlo picnics and
the annual Holiday week golf tourna-
inont.
Enjoyed by the entire village was
tho holiday cotillion decorations,
favors and figures in Keeping with
tho soason; pleasant prophecy for
the moro formal social events which
add brilliancy TO the winter. The
decorations were twin Christmas trees,
strung with small red hearts, and
tinsel atreamcrs of English ivy. en-
crimson bells and four inonstrous
stockings. hung on the fireplace
mantle, The novelties in figures In
cludod Il burlcsuuo ballet in which
young mon CARRIED IN tarlatin skirts
worn over .heir evening suits won or
lost partners by their ability TO dance
the Cinderella number, in which young
women were claimed Tor partners with
slippers selected from a basket, and
young men by personal articles drawn |
from 81 hat the matching of all ma
tion flags. and jissaw puzzle pictures,
mado from colored postals The |
favors were mistletoe and holly sprays. |
Christmas toys decorative French
novelties, corrections and cigarettes. |
The list OF participants included Mr. |
end Mrs Fred A. King Of Northboro; |
MIR. and Mrs. Guy Metcalf, of Provi-
dcnce; Captain r. b. Parrott, Of New |
Brunswick and Miss Olmstead of West I
Brooldicld; spencer Waters, OF New
York, and Miss Harriet Horton of Will !
Transport: j. s Walker, of Orange
Va. and Miss Maudc Hapgood. of Bos-
ton; Julian r. Bishop, of Bridgeport, I
and Miss Ethel Check. of New York; |
Charles BANG, of overlook, and Miss
Margaret Clough of Lynn; III. S. Has
koli. of New York. and Miss Thcodate
ClouEh, of Lynn; Charles Horton. OF
Williamspoct. and Miss Elizabeth John
son, of Springfield o.; Or. Myron w.
Marr. of Dorchester, and Miss Mary
Keller OF Northboro; II. G. Bailey. OF
Norfolk and Mrs. Herbert l.. Jillison.
Of Worcester: C. ~ Nen. Of Norfolk.
and Miss Lucy X Priest, of New Cas-
tic At the favor tables were Mrs
Thomas j. Check, OF Now York: Mrs.
II. w. ormsbee. OF fitchhurg Mrs; 9:
s. Horton. of Williamsport and Miss
Ethel Gibb, of Toronto. Details of ar
rangement and decorations were in the
hands OF an active committee, includ-
ing Mrs A. W. Hayfurd, of Philips
Beach: Misses Blanche Tapley Thco>
date and Margaret Clough, of Lynn
Harriet Horton. of Williamsport. and 4
Ethel Check. OF New York
Flfty-two participated in ne second
Inn, arranged by Airs. John Bassett 1
Moore, OF New York Mrs. Nj. L. Bishop, (
of bridgeport and Mrs, u. 4. Guthrie
of St Augustine: Mrs. Moore, Mrs. II. !
C. Johnson. of Springfield. o.; Guy
Atctcalf. of Providence. and j. S.
Walker. of Orange, Va. winning the
prizes. Consultations were awarded to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02
Wilmington Social News.


WILMINGTON, VA. January L.
Miss Susie Bell spent tho holidays
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A.
o. Bell
Miss Higgins is visiting friends and
relatives at Lexington.
j. Il. Hughes, of Richmond, is visit
Ing Mrs. G. w. Holland, near llents
store.
Mrs. C. g.. Hadcn, of Palmyra, gave
very delightful entertainment to the
young people on Friday night. Dane
ing was the chief amusement. and a
large crowd was In attendance.
Mr. ana Mrs. John Etchison of Rich
nond, are guests Of Mrs. William lo,.A
bee.
Miss Lucy Rsossor, of Gotham. spent
the holidays With relatives at Palmyra
Armistead Shepherd. of tho Univcr-
slty of Virginia. Is spending some
time at his home, "stoneleighL"
Dr.. Alfred Gray, of Richmond. is
Misses Virgillia and Mary Sadlor, of
lIarrisonburg, are visiting relatives in
the county
Miss l1ula omohnndro spent the holt
days with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Il. omohundro.
Miss ELLA Leftwich. of Charlottes-
Vile. recently visited her sister, Mrs
a. a. Gray.
Paul Petit, OF Petersburg, spent
several days during The holidays at his
home, Glen Burnie."
Miss Nellie George, OF Goldsboro,
N. c. spent Christmas with hor par
onts, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. George.
Or. and Mrs. w. Il, Petit, of Arvon,
are guests at Glen Burnic.'
Grafton Goodwin, of the " p. l.,
was at home during the holidays.
Pcyton Perkins of Richmond is
spending some time with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. =. d. Perkins,
w. Ct. Holman spent several days at
his home at Bremo this week
Mrs Roy McChesney. OF Montpelier,
spent several days last week with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Baker,
of Kent's store.
Miss Grace Mhitton. Of Enirfnx.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02
South Boston Social News.

LSpectal to The trines-D lspatch.J
Miss Ersclle Kidd. of Petersburg, who
has been visiting her friend, Miss
Bessie Dunn, at this place. has re-
turned home
Miss Elizabeth Green, OF this place.
goes to visit friends.
Mrs. Charles L. Yancey left to-day
for an extended visit to relatives in
West Tennessee and Northern Missis-
sippi.
visiting his parents, at this place.
Mrs. 7. $. Anderson, of Roanoke:
Robert NOEL of Bedford City: Henry
oke. and Miss. Lena Mills, of Halifax,
We're guests OF Mrs. a. W Dunn this
week.
Mr.; aud Mrs. Willie willlnsham. of
Wiltse, Willingham, of Fair Bluff. N.
c., and Andrew WillinSham, of Farm
VILE. were visitors here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy p. Bcazley, wife
Beazley, of Chase City, We're guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hunter Beazley, at
this place during the week
Mrs Robert H. Powell of Eoykins,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. j. W.,
Anderson.
Mrs na Georg r. ,t Garrstt Of ppny 4 IS
Inns, at their suburban home.
Miss VIVIAN Claytor. who, who has been
turned to her home in Roanoke.
Miss Martha Bedford Yanccy, a stu
dent of the Farmville state Normal,
spent the holidays with her parents
here. and had as her guests for sew
eral days. Miss lHatic Clarke. OF Wake
field and Miss Margaret Duncan. Of
Durham.
Mrs. !. 7, Palmer. Of Wilson. n. g,
Hughes, near South Boston.
y, q. and Miss Hasse Norman. o;
Clarksvilla, visited their mother at
Major Frank Craddock. of Missls-
sippi. spent the Yuletide season with
relatives here.
Miss Fila lyaddoy; Of Norfolk. is
at South Boston.
MI and MRS, james Glenn Jr., spent
a great portion OF the festive season
with relatives at Houston.
Vile, Miss Nellie ingram, Of Burke-
VILE. and Mr.. and Mrs, George L.. Corr
Lin, CT Chatham, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. I'll. j. ingram during the
holidays,
Mrs Ii A. Thomas, of this place left
Tuesday for a visit to her mother at
Ieysville.
Among those who spent Christmas
Hill, OF Ilollins: Gee and Crank Faux
ner, of the University or Virginia;
Bernard Shepherd. CT I'ishbume Mill
tary AcademY; Miss Byrd funccSS Of
.REiiehmond; I6hn Glenn. Of New L., york :.
9ancey, OF lynchburg'; Ired Nesbitt.
John Elliott, Harris Williams and
| Willie Mckinney, Of Richmond Miss
Annie May Franklin, of Petersbprg
| mond.
An enjoyable dance was given by q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02
4. King and Miss Mary Keller. Of

a. King and Miss Mary Keller. OF
Nortliboro.
The first OF the anddlo pionlcs, al
ways delightful feature OF the sea-
son, was enjoyed during tho week by
Mr.. and Mrs, r. Ashley SpnrlSs and
Mrs. Robert Cate Wilson, OF New YORK;;
Mrs. c. $ Horton, OF Wiiliamsport,
Mrs. Leonard fruits, OF Boston; Mrs.
Herbert H. .Iillison, OF Worcester:
Misses Harriet Horton. of Williams
port, and Lucy *. Priest. of New
Castle; Spencer Waters and Wilbur
c. johnson, of New York. and DR..
Myron w. Mari, OF Dorchester.
Mrs a. w. iiayford, of Phillips
Beach. chapcronod the younger set on
u similar outing; Misses Blanche Tap
ley, Theodate and Margaret C1ough,
OF Lynn: Ethel Check, of New York.
Elizabeth Johnson, of Springfield, o..
II j. Bishop. OF Bridgeport; Z. III.
BANGS. OF Overbroolt; Benjamin Thaw,
Jr.. of Pittsburg; j. S. Walker. OF
Orange, Va; III. s. Haskell, of New
York, and Captain r. b. Barratt, OF
New Brunswick.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02

spent Christmas at her home near
Palmyra.
Cleveland sadler visited friends II
Richmond this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02

: Long Semi.Fitted Plain
Tailored Suits of worstcd.
lalnTailorcd Coat Suits,
scnii-htted, madc of fine
worstcd and novelty fabrics.
Long Goat Suits of serge,
shawl collar, lined with fine
satin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-02

Mrs, IL A. Thomas, of this place, left
Tuesday for a visit to her mother at
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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-07-28
EAST SIDE ITEMS
7 miles east of Meade.

4 iA'iiS9 SHot VI NhN't'iN'
Harvest is over and thrashing is begun.
Mr. Homes spent Sunday at Hartman's.
Will Smiths have moved on the Disque
place.
The Heckel boys have moved on their
place.
Mrs. Shaddock spent few days with Mrs.
Osburn.
Mr.. Bennets called on the Chatelains
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Ruth Harris is spending few days in
Meade with friends
Mr.. Beckerman moves from Disques place
up north of Fowler.
Mrs. r. S. Hartman spent Sunday with
Mrs, Ora Randolph.
School meeting Thursday afternoon was
not very well attended.
Mr.. Ross Drnnen spent Saturday night
with the Van Hoesen boys.
Born; To Mr.. and Mrs. Orie Randolph
Tuesday evening baby girl.
Mrs. LYDIA Smith and children spent sew.
eral days with the Van Iloesens.
Nils pdlSo hCIlNClCu lllo dulO DdluI udy 10
Lon Schumacher who bought same.
c. S. Edward shipped car load of hogs
Saturday evening, he went with them.
Frank Gates was thrown from a horse
Wednesday and hurt but is better now.
Misses Ida and Nina Krisle spent Sunday
with the Chatelains, it being Miss Florence's
birthday.
Township board met yesterday at Van
Hoesen's. Jess Mckinney, Mr. McCamp-
bell and two daughters, Kate and Lucy, were
present
Misses Ruth Drinnen and Mary Van Hoes
en- enjoyed Thursday afternoon with the
McCampbells.
Mr.. Fred Mckinney accompanied by Miss
Minnie VanHoesen enjoyed Sunday evening
at Jess McKinney's.
Mrs. Bateman and Miss Hough were out
calling Thursday afternoon at Mr. Van
Hoesens' and Mr.. BENEFITS
There were 28 at Sunday school and only
young men present. l wonder what is the
matter with them, wake up boys and each
one come next Sunday and see what an in
teresting lesson you can make it,