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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-05
HE0IGlouzIn0uCEs.

August / IaI0-saIem Lutheran Chzres-st
Beniamna- Sunday sekooI : : n. 1t. John.z
Y. z. S. c. :. rs D n.
August q. IeIn-saIem Lutheran Charra--st
BenJamns Sunday senoaI : n. Divine Ser
vice 10 m. St John Sunday sehooI u. ID.
Divine aerYIesz ?. N. I. :. 8. 9. =. Ia D. M
J. y. DoIy. Pastor
Bsnjamlnz Reformed Church Sunday sehosl
At D. m. Divine Service II - ,. N.
- Z. Church. inc. .IIlz. Rsx ]. -. Ians.
Pastor. Sunday sehoeI f - >. n G = Hesls
ing p. n. Presiding Services II 2 D and 7 % D
m. every tse .ssks. beginning Sunday, February
18th.
81. Johns Churrh -sanazyz-Ias - = rs
and Hlzh H. = % :. .. Durlnz re uesL-nsas
~ = N.
1aasnk 6. nzIlsa. Psatoz,
Ascension Church. Sunday Services. 100. =.
Holy Communion. ID :. - Za@nIaz rzayzx
Ltanv and Sermon. - Communion On afzE
sundas Of moaIAl. - ;. D.. Evening PRAYER j
p. n - fFzf Sunday : nth. Service and ssza1a
IN Chapel
FRANK =. GIAson. Ph. =. Rector.
Centenary Methodist EnIaeopal Church Preach.
In. 100 :. =. I'D ID :. 8 Sunday sahsol lis
oelaek. IanloE Lsza.a. 1alosE. PRAYER Heea-
lHE. Wednesday. 10 osleeZ.
:. ZmaTz 1sHneIl Pastor.
s1 Panl.s Reformed Church. =s.naz. sakoal ;.
IL :. n. HerzaIe = i :. D.
GzIvln : slzsle. pzz.er.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-05
.nImHMORlAM.

EazT Gambler. August 8. 1905. HELEN Mar,
znzzIlsZ daughter Of Robert and Minnie FlohK
- monIh.
Gene but not forgotten"
Home i aad. Oh God how dreary.
Louszams. lonely. every spot,
Listening Tor her voice til weary.
HzzHs IaH - hear It not
Vanished zre the little play things.
10 80 fooIsIeHa In the hall
- : zIIzuE md % lonely
or Helen EaTzHeatt gone. our Joy our all.
- M SISTER, HLAHcn v. FLoHR.
II mszao.s a@Ilmas aes
THs uns - Iuve . dear:
ne EIzIon Crews % clear sometimes,
Hs Eel zne musl Be near.
Fo.T yaaTa kaxe passed, but ntili We miss her.
ETIznla ~ think the wound has healed
ut Ihsy little know the sorrow
IHaI - wItAln our hearts concealed.
- - SISTER. MAUD N. PLoMR.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-05
SILVER RUN.

John T. Dutterer, wife and grand
daughter, Miss Margaret DuttereT,
spent Sunday at Spring Grove.
Grover Knipple, who has been ii
With typhoid fever, is improving.
Clinton Smith, wife and children. o.
Baltimore, are visiting ID. ]. Brown
and family.
Mrs. A. r. Steck and three children.
of York, Pa, are visiting Mrs. Stocks
sister, Mrs J. o. Yoder.
Master David Feeser spent Two
weeks with his mother. Mrs Edna
Feeser
Mrs. IseHnder Hull. of Westminster.
and Mrs. Tilden SchaeffeT. of Balu=
more, were guests OF NJ. T. Little aud
family. Sunday.
A. W FeeseT made a business trip
10 Baltimore Saturday last.
Mrs. Austin Croft and Franklin he
miller are among the sick OF our com
munIty.
There will be no preaching services
At St Mary's Lutheran church during
the month of August. owing 10 the
absence of the pastor, Rev ]. d.
Yoder, who Is away on vacation
Milton Myers and wife, of Pleasant
Valley. Mrs. George Rifle and Nm.
Harry Flieknger were guests Of Mrs..
Emma FeeBer Sunday
Mrs. Dick Dell and son Herman. of
Hanover. are visiting Mrs. Deifs nar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II, Iippy.
Master Allen S. Mehring Is spend
Ing n few weeks with his grandpaf=
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Hainea.
Rev. s. G. Hoover Is spending some
TIM at Lancaster and various other
places.
Henry Halter and son aud John
Maurice Halter, wife and two child
rem we're guests OF VIM. Halter and
family, Sunday. Mr. Halter also en-
tertalned the following Monday
Washington Lemon, wife and dangh=
ters. Vim. Utermahlen, wife and three
children and Henry Halter and daugh-
ter Annie.
Misses Mollie and Gertrude Brown.
Lille and Edna Maus visited Charles
kindly and family, Of Llttlsstown.
Sunday.
Mrs. Dick Dell and son Herman. Of
Hanover. spent Tuesday with A v.
WIsner and family.
Oliver Knipple, wife and two child
rem are guests OF c. II. Knipple and
family.
Holy Communion at st. Mary's Re
formed Church Sunday morning.
August 7. Preparatory services Sat
urday previous at 2.30 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Myers. Of
Pleasant Valley; Geo, Rifle and Harry
FlIckinger, of Littlestown. Pa. visited
Mrs Edna ]. Feeser.
David Feeser was home on ! Yaea=
ton for two weeks visiting his
mother, Mrs. Edna J. Feeser.
Mrs. Edna ]. Feeser has apples from
the year 1908 and 1903.
]. Harry Maus has a 1=gear=old
imported coach colt that weighs 700
| pounds.
A heller of j. ID. Petry. Of near
here, was killed by lightning last
Wednesday during the storm.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-05
nRSsEHYII.LR.

We had ; flne shower of rain on
Saturday. which cooled the air and
revived vegetation.
Our npzto-date farmers are busy
taking out potatoes. They report q
fine Yield.
5. 7. Miller has improved his prop
ertY b. adding new front porch.
Mfa. Catherine cookBon and Miss
Helen Lynch. Of Westminster. spent
Friday Nth John Henry Benner and
family.
Chaa. WHntz lost a fine young
horse from lock law last week
MIaa Ruth Young Ii visiting her
aunt .Mnz. Wm Wolf, of Westminster.
Mra. Annie Gilbert Is spending a
week # lark I'LL.
IT. md Mrs. Harry Rosenstine
Margaret Bowers and Mary Mitten
spent Sunday Nth GhHH Bankert and
family.
:. !. GopenhaYer has put up n fino
IHun fence around his yard. which
makes ; flua Improvement
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-05
PATInsn1

The NJ. 7. Church I'll hold ,
Christian Endsa.0F RaIIs Sunday.
August 7th. There vi = services
all during the d.. II ! !. N. love
feast, led b. Edward Evans Al 100
q. m, preaching n Professor slmn=
son. OF Westminster. = , ,. m. hrs.
Fenhy, of Finkahurg VII have charge
of the ehildrensH service II 20 D.
m. George MaIhef. Of Westminster.
will give 4 talk II the audience. Hub-
jeci. Christ our Friend. Hey.
MosedaIe. of Washington vi also b
present In the afternoon aud give a
talk on the same subject. CARROLL
ton Male quartet VII b present and
sing several selections. It ! ?. m.
there VIII be aong service. II : p.
M, preaching b He.. Mozsdale. Of
Washington. Everybody invited 10
attend.
Miss Flo shansr ! spending ; few
days In Ne. Windsor aud Union
Bridge.
Leslie Taylor. d Baltimore. i
spending several daYz 18th his par
ents. Mr.. aud Mra. Erwin Taylor.
Cecilia Shlpley haz returned home
after visiting friends n Baltimore.
Miss RaY AIgIre znsnI Tuesday
last visiting her sisters. Hrs. Nary
and Mrs. Nellie Spencer.
Reuben Lspno. no lal been
housed ~ for several weeks. i able
to be cut again.
The Ladies. ID EosIaIy oI he II.
p. Church net 1t Thursday IT the
heule of Mrs. John Taylor. with a
Rsyxsa attendance ID Id : delightful
time. Refreshments wars served.
The society has decided u hold a
watermelon social 1t the home of
Mrs. Nina Ehamsr. d Saturday
night. August -
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-05
TunY l.Ava : DEFINITE PURPOSE

FoIey Kidney pIIIa give quick relief N cases Of
kIdnzs md bladder ailments. Mrs. Rose Glaser
- =ssszz..a- - 49, 49, f,,r 1870.
-. - -. IzanHla md spending much money
Isr ezIlsI cure. found Foley Kidney pills the
4nls msaIelns IhaI xsse me permanent cure. 1
- in zhls IL - ue and attend 70 my work.
III H=ssz HsAzzsla - fsscasmeHAa them. Fer
= - - zzzuz Caz ~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-05
ALESIA.

John Kress, Of York. Pa, who re
Gently purchased the G. l.. Peterman
property, near here, moved here on
Friday last
Don't forget 81. Peters picnic Aug.
ust 18th, near this place. All turn out.
Miss Florence =. Blochef and James
L. Ehrhart visited Baltimore this week
and had tie nupual knot tied. They
expect to return home this week. Con
gratulatlons to both by your CORES
pondent Those wedding bells viii
be heard in our town sometimes.
4 nice refreshing shower Of rain Yia=
tied us Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Burk, OF Hampstead. visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Meouay,
the past week.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-05
WlTRHYTzIE

The tournament TO Be heII i Sell
mans grove on Thursday. August Il,
bids fair to be Of unusual interest. H
there will Be several prizes. Good
band of music from Baltimore. dan
cling at night and last. but not least.
a charge 70 the nights y the Hun. :.
II. steele. Everybody Invited.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-05
WOODSIDR.

l. K. Myers was the guest Of hi
daughter. Mrs. Geo. MetteT. O. near
Litklestowa, one day last week.
Mrs. Geo Foreman. Baatimere, apenl
from Thursday antil Friday evening
with her sister, Mrs. A. K Myers.
Mr.. Frank Warehime and wife. II
Silver Run, spent Sunday evening II
a K. Myers.
Mrs. Milton Fischer, Of 'Taneytown,
spent from Friday until Sunday With
her brother and family. EaN. strelig
Roy Myers and family and nn4
Myers and family spent Sunday With
their father, James Myers.
Miss Florence High was the guaa
81 her aunt. Mrs, Truman Babylon
Iast Sunday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-08-05

Anderaon@who5has
neutrality-suspicious.
.counLu'esIdence.
It .",IsIewrIedZIm-
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-01-07
SOPERTON.

Herbert Laury went to Green Bay
on visit Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. .Quinlan went to
Gredn Bay Monday.
Don't forget to attend the dance at
the Soperton hall this evening.
Miss Maud Kenny returned Tuesday
from few days visit at Laona.
Leo Reavey returned to Valparaiso,
Ind. Monday, after spending his vaca-
ton with relatives here.
Miss Gretchen Teetshorn, who has
been visiting the H. E McGraw family
returned to Menominee, Monday.
Mrs. F. E. Teetshorn, who has been
a guest at the H. E. McGraw home,
returned to her home at Menominee,
Mich, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry White returned
to Marinette Saturday after speneing a
week with the latters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Reavey.
Robin McGraw came up from Peshti-
go Wednesday to spend a part of his
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. A AcGraw. He viii return this
week to his studies at st. Thomas col
lege, near St Paul. Mimi.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-01-07
RAIDED BLIND PIG.
VIM. Flynn of Breed Sold Liquor in Dry
Territory, Fined $1Oo. and Costs.

Running a ''blind pig" in ihe town OF
Breed which voted no license on the
local option question last spring did not
prove so profitable yesterday as it has
been for some time past.
Complaints have been made from
time to time that Wm Flynn was sell
ling liquor at his old saloon stand at
Breed Station, but the necessary evil
dence was not Forthcoming until re-
Gently when two warrants were author
lied and issued, one for the arrest of
Flynn on charge of selling liquor in
local option territory that had voted
against the granting of liquor licenses
and the other, warrant to search his
premises for spirituous and intoxicating
liquors. These were placed in the
hands of Sheriff Lecmte and his deputy,
Charles Wach, of Oconto Falls, and they
went to Breed yesterday "wednesday
forenoon and arrested Flynn and found
large quantity of liquor in his posses
sion which they brought with Flynn to
Oconto Wednesday night.
Flynn was at once taken before JUS
tice Don Levy, waived examination and
was held for trial. This morning he
went before Judge Jones and pleaded
guilty and was fined 500 and costs, the
latter amounting to $28 05 and the Ii
quor found on the premises was ordered
confscated and publicly destroyed as
provided by law.
Flynn was also arrested on a charge
of assault and battery on Ray 'Wein-
hold, who alleged that Flynn hit him
on the nose in his saloon at Breed Dec
ember % Flynn also pleaded guilty in
this case and was fined IS and costs,
amounting in all to SIS. 81. -Oconto
Reporter.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-01-07
BLACKWELL.

John Fauer left for his home in Mos
inee Friday.
A severe blizzard struck town last
Monday and ragged all day.
Miss Zulu Buckley spent Friday night
with her mother and friends.
Mrs. Skubitzke went to Green Bay
Monday for medical treatment.
Miss Marie Buckley went to Rhine
lander Monday to resume her studies.
Some of the young people enjoyed an
early sleigh ride Sunday going to LaOna
for Mass.
Mrs. Forbes of Nahma, Mich. remem-
bered her many friends here with a
pretty gift to each.
A lady living at Camp IA has been
very sick the past week or more but she
is at present improving.
Miss Effie Daniels returned from her
home near Shiocton Monday and school
opened again Tuesday.
R. Powers was in Green Bay, Clinton
vile and Gillett after teams for the
logging camps, returning Monday.
The B. o. G. had very pleasant
Christmas meeting Wednesday Dec. 20.
They presented Mrs Powers with a
beautiful urn or vase and each selected
"bundle" while blindfolded as their
gift. Refreshments were served as
usual.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-01-07

Doctor Waldo of London holds that
people should develop a sixth sense to
inform them Of the approach of dan
ger in the streets. Lafacdio Hearn
cuce said: While in a crowd | sci.
dom look at faces My intuition is
almost infallible-like that blind fac
1lty by which in absolute darkness
1ne becomes aware Of the proximity
If bulky objects without touching
hem. If hesitate to obey il, col
ision is the inevitable consequence.
What pilots one quickly and safely
through thick press is not conscious
observation at al. bat unreasoning in
tuitive perception
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-01-07

Mr.. and Mrs. John Kolanda and Mr..
and Mrs. Anton Kelnhoffer have been
guests of Anton Kelnhoffer Sr and
family during the holidays.
w. p. Hit, the jeweler, requests US
to state that his shop viii be open on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday even
ings only. On the other three evenings
the shop viii be closed at six o'clock
Mr.. Hift has been receiving so much re-
pair work lately that he finds it necess-
airy to devote more of his time to the
work in that line.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-01-07
M. w. A. INSTALLATION.

installation of officers of the local M.
w. A lodge will take place at the lodge
rooms at Soperson Tuesday evening,
Jan. 18th All members of the camp
are earnestly requested to be present
and members of other NJ. w. A. Camps
are also invited to attend. In addition
to the installation exercises there will
be music by the Soperton band and a
drill by members of the local Camp.
Refreshments will also be served.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-01-07
MALLoW BUYS scoRY RESIDENCE.

Monday J. b. Mallow bought the
]. B. Scory residence on Cecil avenue
The properly consists of two lots and
a dwelling house The consideration
was S435. 90 Mr.. Mallow intends max
ing some improvements on the house
and will then offer it for rent. Mr..
Scory and family will move to Crandon.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-01-07
Dance at Soperton This Evening

The Soperton band will give another
of their popular dances at the Soperton
hall this friday evening. Music win
be furnished by the band and pleasant
time guaranteed to all who attend.
Refreshments viii be served in the hall
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-01-07
BASKET BALL.
Crandol City Team VS.. Wabeno City
Team at Opera House, Thursday.

Frank Londo, manager of the Wa
beno Athletic association, has arranged
for a game of basket ball to be played
at Lawrence's opera house Thursday
evening, Jan. 18th, between the Gran
don City team and the Wabeno City
team. Crandon has an excellent team
aud all who attend will be assured of
seeing a good game. After the game
there will be dance. Music will be
furnished by Wills orchesta and tickets
for the dance will only be fifty cents.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-01-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Say o u "LAvENGRo"! at the Cigar
Stand
Ernest Martin was up from Garter
Monday.
C. F. Rietz was up to Laona on busi-
ness yesterday.
I love my good old meerschaum but
o u "LAvENGRo.
/ w. E. Miner of Carter was business
caller here Saturday.
T. A. Richardson was down to Lake
wood on business Tuesday.
Under-sheriff Purdy of Crandon was
here on official business Tuesday.
Mrs. A. o. Newman of Laona visited
with Wabeno friends Wednesday.
The ''LAvENGRo" Cigar is in class
by itself and defies all competition.
| No they don't charge 15c for a CLAW
ENGRo' but they sell it 10c straight.
FOR SALE.-Good single harness, used
only on month. DIR. Murphy.
Miss Shayne of Green Bay was the
guest Of Miss Emily Fitzpatrick Friday
and Saturday.
The Ladies Card club were entertain
ed at the home of Mrs. Ed. Moore yes
terday afternoon.
Chas Heyerdahl's barn and chicken
house burned Tuesday night. The ori-
gin of the fire is not known.
Miss Hazel Russell returned Tuesday
from a weeks visit with relatives and
friends at Menominess. Mich.
Note changes in ads of T, R. Thomp-
son & Co. furniture dealers and Frank
Mischo general merchandise
Maynard Stewart, our. printer and
postal clerk, left Monday on a weeks
visit with relatives at Seymour.
Do you enjoy good Cigar? Have
you smoked "LAvENGRO?" If not
you ought to try one, they are all to the
candy
Herman Thorson Of Cfntonville came
up Tuesday and is employed as assistant
book keeper at the Jones Lumber Cos.
office
Note ad of the Forest County Mercan
tile company. If you havn't a good
supply of flour better buy now before
the price advances.
w. E. Switzer of Clintonville, super
intended of schools of Waupaca county
was the guest of his brother, S. d.
Switzer, over Sunday.
"A large crowd attended the dance at
che opera house last Friday evening and
all report a nice time. The music by
Wills orchestra was fine.
The school teachers returned Tuesday
and the village schools re-opened We'd
nesday. The country schools will not
open for the winter term until Monday.
Miss Emma Hoffman and Frank Der
rah Jr., two of Soperton's popular young
people, will be married at the Catholic
church next Wednesday morning at
eight O'Clock.
The following new students enrolled
at the opening of the winter term of
school: Nita Bradley of Marinette,
Mary Kolifner of Menominee and Irene
Tatro of Mattoon.
Frank Holdridge has been troubled
the past few days with very painful
carbuncle on his neck and on Wednes-
day came down from Blackwell to DR..
Hubbar's office for treatment.
travelling man. dream: Il had a
dream the other night and thought
that every train in Northern Wisconsin
had been blown up at the same time,
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-01-07
In the Automobile Ace

rs the human race In peril?7 asks
the Independent It is, unless It jumps
as soon as II hears the honk. Denver
Republican.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-10
CROOK
Who Was Sent Up From Knox
Co. To Pen
Escapes From The Mansfield
City Prison

1t is claimed by the Mansfield auth
critics that William Wheeler who was
sent up from Knox county to the Ohio
penitentiary some years ago for bur-
glary, is the same man who robbed a
mail sack on the Pennsylvania rail
road in that city few nights ago.
The man was captured in Mansfield
Saturday afternoon and gave the name
of Nicholas Helm with various aliases,
among them being William Wheeler, a
notorious criminal who was sent to
the pen from this county.
On Saturday night the man made his
escape from the Mansfield Jail by pick
ing the lock of his cell with spoon
which he received at the supper hour.
When searched the prisoner had $176
on his person which remains with the
Mansfield officials
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-10
j i !. + + i !. i. i. !. 4. i. !. /
i. MISSIONARY SOCIETIES j.
!. + + ! J. i. !. i. i. i. i. !. i. !
Church Of Christ.

NHuTCn OF Inrl6t.
The regular monthly meeting of the
missionary society of the Vine Street
Church of Christ was held at the
church Friday, May 9Th.
Topic, "a Journey by Stages and Re
lays to Some of our Missionary Sta
tions." Leader, Mrs. Woolson.
Opening hymn-"Nearer My God to
Thee"
Scripture lesson-John, 14th chap
ter. The society repeated the Lords
prayer, after which they sang hymn,
ITO the Work" Mrs. Woolson read a
short biographical sketch of the life Of
Mrs. Helen E. Moses.
"a Peep in an India Home"-Mrs. C.
L. Johnson.
"A Visit to Some of our Missionary
Schools"-Mrs. D. F. Ewing.
Quartet-Misses Parker, Mary Ew-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-10
BOLD
Hold Up in West End Of City
Saturday Night
Ralph Beach Robbed Of $l2
By Two Men
Who Put A Big Revolver To
His Head
Police Called To Scene OF
The Hold Up
But We're Unable To Locate
The Robbers

A bold holdup and robbery took
place on West Vine street late Satur.
day night by two men who concealed
their faces in such a manner that
their identity could not be learned,
Saturday evening after the Cooper
theatre was over and the employees
We're paid off, number of them play
ed pool until about one o'clock before
going home. Mr.. Ralph Beach and
Mr.. Earl erosion, who reside in the
west end of the city, walked down
West High street until Harrison street
was reached when erosion turned
north and Beach turned south to go
home. On reaching Vine street he
crossed to the south side where there
is a large walnut tree on the south
east corner. Here two men stepped
out from the shadows and ordered him
to hold up his hands, which he did
without any delay as one of the mask
ed men pointed large revolver into
his face. Mr. Beach was taken by sur
prise and at first did not speak but
after time asked the men what they
wanted. The reply was keep your
mouth shut and we will get what we
want "As this was the only course to
pursue,he kept quiet, and one of the
men began tosearch his pockets, in one
which was little over twelve dollars.
His watch was not taken nor was any
of the other jewelry which he had on
his person at the time of the robbery,
which will go to show that the men
were not professionals and were only
after the cash. AS soon as Mr.. Beach's
pockets were rifled he was ordered to
"beat it," which he did until he reach
ed home and called up Patrolman
George who made hurried trip to the
scene of the holdup, but the men had
disappeared.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-10
LITIGATION
Over A Horse Which Was
Kept At frederiCktOwn
mansfield Shield)

Frank p. Radhler, d. w Cummins
and p. s. Lybarger through Attorneys
Skiles, Green and Skiles, have filed
suit in common pleas court against
Selby H. Houston and George w.
Crawford for $1,000 damages.
The plaintiffs say on April 30, 1910,
they entered into negotiations with
defendants for the purchase of sor-
rel Belgian stallion, five years old,
which for some time they say had
been kept at the barn of Alex Sill
man at Fredericktown.
The petition states that on ora
agreement was entered into whereby
the sum of $1,750 was to be paid to
defendants upon delivery at Shelby.
The plaintiffs say defendants re
fused to deliver the stallion. They
say they have been damaged in the
sum of $1,000,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-10
THREATENED
To Kill |. P. BIOunt And His
Horse
So M. A. Wilson Is Arrested
On Peace Warrant

NJ. A. Wilson, young man nineteen
years of age, residing near Bladens-
burg, was arrested Saturday evening
at his home by Constable Simpkins
on a peace warrant sworn out before
Justice of the Peace John r. Cessna
of Jackson township by l.. p. Blount
charging him with threatening to
kill him and his brown horse. Wilson
was brought to Mt. Vernon by the con-
stable Saturday evening and placed in
Jail and brought before Squire Hart
er on Sunday morning. He gave bond
in the sum of five hundred dollars and
was released The hearing was set for
next Saturday morning at ten o'clock.
1t is alleged that the man has for some
time been terrorizing element in his
community and has kept the entire
populace in state of dread at all
times.