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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-10

The population of the state Of
Wisconsin was announced by the
census bureau today as 2.333.860,
an increase of 12.7 per cent.
The census of Georgia was given
as 2,609.121. Wisconsin and Geor-
gia each is entitled to one new con-
gresham under the present appor-
tionment. Georgia's percentage OF
increase is 17.7.
The population of the state OF
Washington was announced by the
census bureau today as 1.141,999.
The increase in population of the
state of Washington is 623,S87, or
1904 per cent. Under the present
apportionment this would give the
state three new congressman.
The population Of Alaska is 64.-
$50, an increase OF 764, or IL per
cent.
The corrected census Of the state
of New York is announced as o.
1884, an increase of 25.4 per
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-10

washington, Dec. 1O.-The grand
total population of the United States
is 1e1, 100000. These figures repre-
sent the United States and all its
possessions.
The population OF the United
States. with specified dependencies,
including Alaska, Hawaii. Porto
Rico and military and naval persons
abroad. is s3.4o2.152.
Taking the population of the
Philippines given In 1908. of 1885,
426. and adding estimates for the is
lands of Guam and Samoa and for
the canal zone, the grand total pop
ulation of the United States and its
possessions is over 1o1, 100000.
The increase in population for
the continental portion OF. the
United States is 15.977691. or 21
per cent.
The increase in population includ-
ing the territorial possessions is
16,145,521. or 2o.s per cent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-10
CAN'T TELL
JUST WHY
He DID 1T
VANCE CLYMER TAKES AFTER
MAN FLEEING FROM ROW HE
STARTED AND KNOCKS HIM
OUT, EACH GETS 10 DAYS.

To find himself worsted in hstie
encounter with one man and In fec
ing to escape his wrath to be pur-
sued and knocked down by another
and finally land IN jail and be sen
fenced to 10 days incarceration was
the experience OF j. X. Morgan yes
terday afternoon.
The trouble began at the corner
OF Ferry and Commercial streets.
According TO eye witnesses. Morgan
was applying vile language to a man
whose name the police did not learn.
and becoming tired OF It he stripped
on his coat and stepped into the
ring with Morgan Morgan was un-
able TO withstand his blows and fed
down Ferry. A man by the name
OF Vance Clymer. who had Witnessed
the fight. for some reason or anoth-
er. felt II incumbent upon him 10
take hand In the affair. and start
ed In pursuit of Morgan, and. over
taking him on High street. Knocked
him down. In the meantime Oficer
Murphy had arrived upon the scene
and followed In pursuit OF the two
with lightning like speed but was
not able 10 overtake them until
Morgan had been given the knock
out blow. He captured clymer. but
Morgan revived and temporarily
made his escape. but the oficer at
terwards landed him behind the
bars.
The two men made their appear
ance before Judge Moores this
morning aud were sentenced to Is
days in jail but may be able 10 pay
their fine before night
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-10

the open. Several Of them had not
recovered consciousness up to the
time the last telegraphic reports
were filed this forenoon.
Most of the employed in the mine
were Slavs and Italians.
While every EFFORT is being made
to reach the remaining miners In the
shafts It is not believed that they can
be rescued until late today.
It ia possible that they arc alive.
according to mine officials. There is
a chance that the imprisoned men
succeeded in making their way To the
upper levels whore the air Is prob
ably good, and where there Is a large
cache OF food and water.
Seven bodies were brought out at
,2:05. The total death list Is on
cially set at "a. There are none
alive In the mine now. y is be-
iieved there are three 10 eight
bodies still there
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-10

Vancouver. b. c.. Dec. 10--Twenty
bodies have been recovered, 1S min
ers rescued and seven yet remain In
the Bellevue coal mine near Frank,
Alberta, according to all reports
which had reached here up 10 1890
this forenoon. Some OF those res
cued will die from burns they sni-
tained.
Soon. after the explosion OF gas
last night that wrecked the inter-
for, a large rescue party began the
work Of clearing the shafts OF de-
bris. Before midnight two bodies
had been recovered. Eighteen ad-
ditional bodies were recovered this
morning and IS men, all Of whom
were unconscious from the sitting
gas fumes when found.
Most OF these we're resuscitated
as soon as they could be taken into
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-10
AN INSANE
man HOLDS
OFF POSSE
OFFICERS SURROUND CABIN.
BUT HE WARNS THEM OFF
AND THEY HAVE BEsIEGED
THE CABIN IN HOPES OF CAP
TURING HIM.

Modesto, CAL, Dec. '10.-Defying
a sherin's posse that has surround
ed the shack in which he lives on
the outskirts of Grayson, a maa
named Kohler. believed by the Off.
GERS TO be insane, has since daylight
today held at bay the men seeking u
arrest him.
The posse was hastily summoned
when Sheriff Dlngley was notified
early today that Kohler had shot
and wounded Wallace Shaw. 13,
sending a bullet through his arm.
and slightly wounding w. E. Shaw,
the boys father According to the
report received by the sheriff. Koh-
Ter armed himself and began shoot
ing promiscously He fired Ave
shots at two boys named Brown be-
fore wounding young Shaw, 1t is al
legged.
Shaw worked on the Brown ranch
near Grayson but had never had any
quarrel with Kohler. he reported 20
the sheriff He was unable TO &C.
count for the attack on him and
said he believed Kohler had sudden
Iy gone insane.
Kohler lives in a little cabin on
the edge OF Grayson. When the
posse arrived at daylight he shouted
a warning. saying he was armed and
would Tight. Citizens OF Grayson
Joined the ofieers and have been
keeping watch on the Kohler shack.
The posse has been unable as yet TO
force an entrance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-10

Vancouver. b. c., Dec. 10.-Re-
ports this afternoon from Frank.
Alberta. say that 20 miners are
known to be dead. with the proba-
biIity that several more are dead
whose bodies have not yet been
found in the depths of the Bellevue
coal mine which was the scene OF u
disastrous gas explosion last night.
According TO the dispatches re-
ceIved here 21 bodies have already
been recovered. Four of the is
men who were rescued alive, died
today from burns received.
The dead are laid out on tables
near the mouth OF the mine and
along the tracks.
II is reported that several mem
bers OF the rescue party have been
overcome by afterdamp while work
ing In the mine. Among the vie
Tins was DIR. Mckenzie, who was
overcome by the sitting gas when
two miles down IN. the mine THIS
forenoon. other doctors are work
ing over him and 1t is probable that
he will recover.
Rescuers cannot stop to bring the
bodies of the dead from the shaft
that we're found in the interior.
They are bending their energies in
a search for any who may yet be
alive.
Later this afternoon members of
the rescue party we're overcome In
the min but were reported to have
been removed alive. They wers
Dave Roberts, b. c.; Robert STRAIT
ton. coal mire Inspector of Hosmer.
B. c.. DR.. Mckenzie. OF Believer
Jack Powell, mine superintendent
and Ralph Green, mine foreman.
II is believed that all but one OF
the rescue party will recover II 10
not known exactly how many mineis
were in the mine at the time OF the
explosion, but It is believed that ful-
ly so were within when the gas let
go.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-10
CHLOROFORMED
THE WOMAN AND
SLUGGED MAN
lusIrnD rarss LEASED wins. /

Seattle. Wash. Dec. 10l-The
sheriff's Office is today investigating
the brutal attack upon Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wolf, at their ranch. in a
lonely section OF the Cherry Valley
yesterday. Wolf lay helpless on a
sick bed. when a stranger entered
the ranch home and attacked the
wife. He chloroformed her, and
then slugged the husband. The
bandit then ransacked the house and
fed. Neighbors heard OF the outrage
and notified the sheriff. Deputies In
automobiles are securing the sparse
ly settled country hoping to capture
the man.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-10
HOBBLE SKIRT
ROLLED OWNER
DOWN THE HILL

San NBernardino. Calf. Dec. To-
Mrs Harrison Allen, wife of the
secretary OF the Gold Belt Mining
company at Doble. will be taken 70
Los Angeles today for treatment OF
injuries she received when she fell
down a mountainside near Doble.
her hobble skirt preventing her
from saving herself.
The woman rolled 40 feet over
Jagged rocks. before she brought IN
against a granite ledge. where she
lay until she was found by friends
She intimated today that the dan
gerous garment Is available 10 any
one who is preparing a missionary
box.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-10

for 20 days each. Paul Schultz, al
1eged to have been wounded while
landing stowaways from the Man
churia, is being held at q hospital,
with bullet wound in his thigh
pending investigation.
Customs officials predict that a
great scandal is on the verge Of
breaking out in the department, and
1t is asserted that several prominent
officials will be involved through lax
ity In the performance OF their du-
ties.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-10
TORNADO SWEEPS
OVER NORTHERN SPAIN

Cerebre, France, Dec. 10.-Many
persons are reported to have been
killed by tornado that swept North
ern Spain early today. Six fishing
boats were sank in Corunna Harbor,
several of their crews being drowned
Bilboa and Seville suffered severely,
although none in either city was
killed. ,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-10

cent. The state gets nine new con-
gressmen under the present appor-
tionment.
Florida's corrected total popula-
ton is 752, ,619. an increase of AIS
per cent. and a gain of one con.
gresham. It was announced today
that the military and the naval pop
ulation of the United States is S.
eos.
The population of Hawaii is 190,-
108, an increase of 37,9oS, or 24.6
per cent.
The population of the, state OF
Montana is 376,053. an increase Of
132,724 or 54.4 per cent.
The ranking of the states, terri
tories and the possessions in the or
der of their population follows:
New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois,
Ohio, Texas. Massachusetts,, Mis-
souri,, Michigan. Indiana, Georgia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-10
ENGLISH ELECTIONS
MAKE NO CHANGE

London, Dec. 10.-With only 1T
more cons kituencies still to hold
elections, each side in the parlia-
mentary voting at this stage has
exactly the same number of seats
that It had in the last parliament.
The coalitionists have 253, a ma
jority of 80.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-10

The Newest Republic.


; London, Dec 10.-Uncon- 4
firmed reports of a rebellion in 1
the principality of Monaco and 4
the proclaiming of republic I
; by the rebels are printed today I
in the Pail Mall Gazette. Ac- 4
. cording to the Gazette dispatch 4
es, the Prince of Monaco has I
been deposed and municipal I
! council is now directing affairs. 4
. II the dispatches are correct, I
; Monica is the smallest as well I
as the newest republic in the I
world,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-10
POPULATION is over 100000
IKsQEASE q Per CENT over 1900
Played With a Pistol

= Roseburg, Or, Dec. TO- I
= Little, hope is held out for the 4
+ recovery of S-year-old Homer 4
+ Endicotttt, today, who was shot 4
= and perhaps fatally wounded by I
+ his elder brother, Herbert, aged I
= 13.
4 The children we're slipping 4
). matches into revolver. Her 4
+ bert aimed the weapon at the 4
= smaller lad and pulled the trig- 4
r ger. The bullet ploughed into 4
+ the boys body at the base OF I
. the stomach. 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-10
LIE BLANC TRIAL
is NEARLY ENDED

Cambridge, Mass, Dec. 1o.-The
defense in the trial of Hattie lie
Blanc, charged with the murder Of
Clarence Glover. rested at noon to-
day. The girl. who is accused OF
having shot and killed Glover. was
not called to the stand, although at
torneys for the defense had intimat-
ed that her testimony would be TAX
en-.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-10
CUSTOM
OFFICERS
were IN IT
Big Scandal on Verge Of Break
ing Out in the San Francisco
Custom House, Due to Lax
ity of Officers.
MANY CHINESE IMPORTED

All the Big Oriental Lines Said TO
BE Engaged in Smuggling in Chi
nese, and Officers Are Either
knowing to Ii or Guilty of Gross
Carelessness---Msny Official Heads
are slated to Eaii as a Result OF
Recent Disclosures.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-10
Earthquake in Havana.

= Havana, Dec. 10.---No dam I
= age was reported today from 1
= the earthquake that vudted this I
= vicinity. The temblor was a 4
= heavy one. and lasted for sev- 1
= eral seconds. there was great 4
= alarm among the inhabitants. I
, and 1t was believed that consid- 4
= cradle damage had been done I
= to property. but early reports Z
= today failed to bear this out =
= The quake occurred at 8 =
, o'clock. =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-10
WITHOUT De- ',DENCIES
UNCLE SAM HAS 93,4O2, ,152
WASHINGTON HAS 1,141, ,999

New York Is First and Nevada the TaEnder of the Staes
With Washington Holding Thrtieh Place and Oregon the
Thirty-Fth Washingtons Gain Is 623,88z or Trfle
More Than 120 Per Cent, Which Entities Her to Three
Additional congressman.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-10
EIGHTEEN ARE RESCUED
SEVEN STILL IN THE mine
SOME OF RESCUED WILL DIE.

Terrific Explosion About Midnight Wrecked Interior OF Nine
---Those Rescued Were All Unconscious Having Been
Overcome by Gas---There Is Chance That the Seven Inn
psoned Men May Have Reached Safety in Upper Levels,
Where There Is Supply Of Water and Provisions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-10

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The Falls City tribune., 1910-10-28
BARADA.

Mrs. N. C. wager of st. Joseph is
visiting at the home of her father,
Mr.. Chas. Kuker, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Martin were
guests at dinner Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Lilly near Shu-
bert.
C. r. Hendricks is visiting this
week with his daughter Mrs. r. Dean
near Verdon.
Mrs. Jas. Stephenson sold her pro-
perty on Main Street to Mr.. Duerfeldt
who will To- his family to Barada
in the spring.
Mrs. Jacob Peters and little daugh-
ter Mildred left Saturday for Cav
ker City Kans, for a visit with her
brother Lloyd Mitchell and wife.
DR.. II. S. Andrews reports a boy
at the home of Herman Ruch born
Friday, Oct. 81; a boy at the home of
Me Williamson born Monday October
"a.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-10-28
SHUBERT.
h.

N. 5aalyi1 spent last week in
L1asoon Missouri.
MIR Frank Shubert and family were
country visitors Sunday.
Arthur Sermon of Barada was a bus
mess visitor here on Saturday.
Mrs. f f. Bursen OF Ord, Nebras-
ka is o the guest of relatives here.
Sam Scott visited with his parents
at Horton kas, "A few days last week.
Mrs. Lee Smelling spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. r. Goolsby.
near town.
Mr.. Mack Weddle and wife spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Lilly's.
Mrs. Weick and daughter visited
with relatives at Falls City the latter
part of last week.
j. Rumbaugh and sons, Everett and
Earle of Barada were business visi-
tors here Saturday.
Mrs. Wiles and daughters Ilo and
Cretoria were entertained on Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Raeie.
Frank Walton and family of Falls
City spent Sunday here with Mrs.
Watton's parents ]. C. Shulenberg
and wife.
Mrs. James Stephenson spent the
greater part of last week with her
parents at Falls City, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Shubert are now
rejoicing ove the arrival of a little
The Falls City tribune., 1910-10-28

Rev. +. T. Quivey of Omaha was
in Rulo the first of the week in the
interest of the Childrens Home at
that place.
Ruth kanaly left Wednesday for
Monte Vista, Col, where she Will
spend a month with her sister, Mrs.
Henry Majerus.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-10-28
Humboldt.

Carry Cooper was in Stella last
Friday.
Il. E. Boyd has recently purchased
a new piano.
Leu Slama was a passenger to
Table Rock Wednesday.
Clarence Miller of Salem was in
humboldt Wednesday.
Joseph BAIL went to Marysyille,
Kansas the last of the week.
Miss Mable Shire of Dawson visited
with relatives in this city Monday.
DR.. Johnson of Pawnee city was
in this city the first of the week.
The Humboldt band went to Falls
city Wednesday to meet Mr.. AID
rich.
The Methodist Circle met Thursday
at the country home of Mrs. Joseph
ogle.
Jay Locke left Wednesday ON a
business trip to different points in
Kansas.
Carl Mann and wife of Lincoln Wis
tied relatives in this city the last of
the week.
Elmer Woods and family of Table
Rock spent a short time in Hum
boldt Monday.
James Atwood and wife are visit
ing with friends and relatives at
Ponora, Iowa.
The Linger Longer club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Edward Dorland WeG-
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. B. Atkins of Lincoln is
this week the guest of w. H. Nc
Connel and wife.
Deputy Grand Master Phillips was
present at a meeting of the A. o. T..
w. Friday evening.
Mark Williamson, who has employ
ment in Lincoln, was in Humboldt a
short time this week.
Miss Lima Shirley of Lincoln is
spending the week with her brother,
Irwin Shirley and family.
]. II. Andrews of Grand Island ar
rived in this city Wednesday for a
visit with relatives.
Frank Dorland returned to his
home in Peru Saturday after spend
ing a few days in this city.
Senator Aldrich addressed a large
crowd of Humboldt citizens at the
city hall Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Billiard of Pawneee City was
a guest at the home of Lew Slama
and wife a short time this week.
Misses Violet Carsh and Ethel Coon
of Salem were guests of relatives in
this city the middle of the week.
The Freshman class of the high
school enjoyed a pleasant evening at
the home of Dean Snethen Friday.
Mrs. BERTHE Shurtleff returned to
her home in Omaha Wednesday after
a visit with her mother, Mrs. Sharp.
Mrs. Moulton returned to her home
in King City, Mo, Thursday after a
few days visit with her daughter, Mrs
X. J. Cardy.
Mrs. VIM. Won Veg returned to
her home in Omaha the middle of the
week after a visit with relatives in
this vicinity.
Harry Mann and Alvin Gingrich
are now the proprietors of the Crys-
tai Theater, having this week purch-
ased it of Frank Boss.
Mrs. J. X. Liggett returned from
Lincoln Saturday where she had
been attending the meeting of the
state library association.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-10-28
VERDON

L. shubert came down from Stella
Monday.
George Mccullough left Thursday
Ter Omaha.
Mrs. Francis returned from Ne.
braska city Monday.
c. Baker and daughters were over
from Salem last week.
Mrs. MeHenry visited in Nebraska
City a few days last week.
L. b. Cornell was %transactng bust
ness in Falls city Tuesday.
Charles Goddard was oven from
Humboldt on business Monday.
c. NJ. Heinzelman was t%ransacting
business in Falls City Saturday.
Mrs, Flemming Robb returned hon J
Thursday afternoon from Omaha.
Phineas Fisher OF strausville was
calling on Verdon friends Monday.
Silas Combs and wife of Barada Wis
tied their daughter here last week.
Mrs. NJ. Meliza has returned from
a visit with her daughter at Lincoln.
Mrs. e. Randolph and Jennie Stump
visited Falls City friends "A few days
ago.
o. p. Veal came up from ST. Joe
for a visit with his brother, Joseph
Veal.
Jess Waggoner and wife left We'd
nesday for their home in Lanhan,
Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Benedict have
returned from a visit with friends in
Wyoming.
Mrs. NJ. A. Clark and Mrs. Eliza
Goolsby visited relatives in Stella
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Paul are ente.
tanning relatives from Noblesyille, Ill.
and Topeka, Kansas.
Mrs. e. l.. Bowers is enjoying a
visit from her mother, Mrs. c. c
Simmons, of Norcatur, Kansas.
Norman Weaver and wife and John
Letters and wife were the guests ei
Nebraska City friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson Miller eam'
up from Falls City Tuesday morning
for a short stay with DR., and Mrs
Thomas.
Joe Bapers returned to his home
at Happy, Texas Wednesday after
very pleasant visit of two weeks
with relatives here.
Roy ~Swisegood and wife are re
joicing over the arrival of n ten
pound daughter that came to theil
home, October 18th.
j. J. Schrader and daughter, Mis-.
Amelia, left this week for California
where they will make an extende,
visit with old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Keller, Mrs
Joe Parsons and Mrs. Cyrus Vols re
turned Monday afternoon from TopeE
Kansas where they attended tn,
National convention Of the Christian
church.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-10-28
The County in General
The 'Doings'' of our Country Friends
and Neighbours.

son which came to bleess their home
during Tie week.
Miss Hattie Lilly came down from
Peru on Friday to visit home folks,
and also to get acquainted with her
little nephew. She returned 10 her
studies on Monday morning
The Falls City tribune., 1910-10-28
DAWSON.

city Sunday.
c@oueordia richen spent Sunday
With her parents.
Beatrice and Tom Ryan are visiting
in Omaha this week.
Mrs. John O'Grady is suffering
from a very sore finger.
Henry uttermohlen is very sick
with typhoid-pneumo6ia.
Flora Bacon and her sister were
in Falls city Saturday.
Mrs. Susan Allen is visiting Mrs. G.
Allen of Barada this week.
Misses Joe Miller and Ruth Watson
visited over Sunday in Lincoln.
Ed Cummings and Domanic O'Gra-
dy spent Saturday in Auburn.
Mrs. Jake Walsh and family at
tended church here Sunday.
Joseph Graves is doing the brick
work on the Dawson convent.
h. l.. Sandusky of Falls City was
calling on our merchants Monday.
d. f. Harbaugh and son, Joe, went
to Kansas City Monday with stock.
Pat Kelly returned Sunday from
Burchard where he has been visiting
friends and relatives for a few days.
Miss Vesta Lively, spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents in Falls
City.
Mrs. Armbruster of Shubert spent
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. J.
Kean.
DR.. Johnson of Pawnee City and
Lou Howe of Humboldt were here
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Kean and daugh
ter, Mary, are visiting this week in
ldudlh, AuilohSs
Mr.. Sammie and Miss Wanna Zim-
herman of Humboldt attended church
here Sunday.
Miss Johanna Burke has been
down from Stella visiting her sister
Mrs. Henry Parallel.
Miss Lena Ogle is visiting friends
and relatives here.
The Dawson band was taken il
autos last week to several places
: playing for Mr.. Dahlman.
Henry Dappen's little boy died OF
Sunday night, October %, age two
years and three months.
Mrs. Mike Quinlan was taken sud
denly sick at church Sunday morning
but is some better at this writing.
Rev. Holdeman and wife returned
last Saturday from the east, where
Rev. Holdeman has been attending
an annual session of conference
They have been absent for about foul
weeks.
James Buggett and wife and Hugh
O'Grady. Jr.. and family went tC
Falls City Monday in the formers
new a r
The Dawson High School is going
to entertain the people with a music
recital. followed by a play, November
4th. All are invited,
The Dawson high school boys
played a game of base ball last Fri
day with Verdon. The game ended
in favor of Dawson. Score % to 4.
Miss Melva Eckard and Mary Mil
Ter returned home from a visit a
Omaha last week. They were up at
tending the d. of II. lodge meeting
They report a splendid time.