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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-27
ROBERTSDALE.

The Robertsdale volunteer fremer
held special meeting at the fire sta
ton Monday evening for the purpose
of electing delegates to the Northern
Indiana Volunteer Firemens associa-
ton convention. which will be held at
Whiting May 6. E. c. Holmes and
Julius zimmerman were elected dele
gates.
Rev. w. H. Halmhuber gave a very
interesting lecture on tuberculosis at
the Evangelical church Sunday morning
and evening. The board of health had
requested Rev. Halmhuber to give these
lectures which were thoroughly appre-
ciated by all present
Mrs John HIATT of Pearl street enter
tanned friends from East Side over Sun
day.
James Landon is confined to his home
in Harrison avenue with an attack of
the German measles
Joseph Sell of East Side visited Rob-
ertsdals friends last evening
P. ~raham returned to his home in
st. Petersburg. Fla. after a few days
visit with his aunt. Mrs. James Landon.
Sr., of Harrison avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turnquist are enter
tanning friends from Winetaka Ind. at
their home in Indiana boulevard
Mrs. Agnes Roberts and brother, H.
Atchison. are spending a few days at
Kankakee, Ill.
Miss Sadie Salt Of South Chicago
was the guest of Miss Susie Simon of
Pearl street yesterday.
Mrs. Councils spent the day shopping
in South Chicago
Ed. Klemm of Indiana boulevard has
resumed his duties at the Standard Oil
company after an absence of several
months caused by blood poisoning In
his hand.
Fred Leverenz of Harrison avenue
returned home Monday from Harvey.
Ill, after few days visit
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Holmes and chill
dren of Harrison avenue visited the
latter's mother. Mrs Ira Moore of Ham
mond Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ropke and
daughter, Loretta, of Chicago were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Stress of
One Hundred and Sixteenth street over
Sunday.
James Clabby. who has been visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Clabby of Harrison avenue for several
weeks. left yesterday for a short trip
10 Buffalo. n. Y. where he will meet
Honey Melody in a ten-round bout
Miss Frances Simon and George
Slack saw Herbert Flint at the Towle's
Opera House Sunday evening.
Mrs. John Soltwedel of Harrison ave-
nue. is spending several days in Michi-
gan City visiting relatives. \
Mrs. f. r. Schaaf and Miss Amy J.
Roberts were Crown Point visitors
Monday
Louis Tinm, Jr., OF Chicago visited
Mr. and Mrs. william rimm of Indi-
ana boulevard over Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gothic of Pearl
street left Monday for Waukegan, ILL.,.
to attend the funeral of their nephew
Miss Kate McKenna of Reese avenue
visited her sister in East Chicago Mon
day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-27

at the home of Mrs. John Brown on
Main street last Monday evening and.
besides transacting the usual prelfmi-
nary business. elected the following
officers TO serve during the ensuing
year:
President-Mrs. d. A Root
Vice president-Mrs. j. C. Gibbs.
Treasurer-Mrs. Frank Knight
Secretary-Frank B. Pattee
One more meeting and the club will
close it's season of 1909-10 marking
one of the most successful seasons in
the history of the musical organiza-
ton.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-27

Miss Almfrah Morse is home from
Monticello seminary at Monticello. Ill.
Miss Morse was compelled to return
| home owing to poor health.
Mrs John Brinkman of Davidson
! place returned home from ST. Bernard $
hospital, not being strong enough to
stand an operation, which she will un-
dergo in about a month.
Mrs. Anna Rankin and sister Miss
Katherine Exton. left yesterday for the
latter's home in Chanute, Kas.. where
Mrs. Rankin will spend several weeks
| with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Exton, before leaving for her future
home in Tennessee While en- route
| they will stop off at Wood River, ILL.,
for ten days visit with their aunt
Mrs John Ctoneham.
Mrs. Henry Beaubien and daughter
Eleanor. of Laporte avenue left yes
terday for Dallas and several other
Texas points to visit relatives of Mrs
Beaubien.
Miss Edith Langenhan and brother
Arthur Langenhan. saw 1.-The Melting
Pot" at McVicker's theater last night
Mayor B. Parks. ex-mayor Fred J.
Smith and City Clerk George w. Jones'
left last night as delegates to the
democratic state convention. which is
being held there. James Donegan and
Thomas Cerajewski were elected as
alternates.
The Whiting Municipal club met in
regular session ON Monday night, but
there not being a quorum present no
regular business could be transacted
| The secretary of the club, Morton
Trout, was. however, instructed to
communicate with Mayor Parks asking
him to enforce the curfew law for
Whiting The question of organizing a
stock company to purchase an auto bus
| to take poole from the depots to town
was also discussed. Those present
| thought this would be a paying propo-
sition, since the Lake Shore depot, es-
pecialiy, is SO far from the center OF
the town
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-27

The O. A. NJ club met at the home of
Miss Linda Wells on East Street last
evening. the honors at cinch being TAX
en- by Mrs Herbert Barr. Miss Anna
Hoffman and Miss Edith Maxwell. The
club meets in two weeks with Mrs
Victor Dyer at Hammond.
The funeral of Elsie Tegtmeyer. the
eight-year-old daughter of Fred Tegt-
meyer living southeast of town, &C.
Cured at the Lutheran church ats
tended by large concourse of the
friends of the family. The child died
on Sunday from brain fever.
John Witt. IS years old, and for
some time an inmate OF the county
poor farm, will be buried tomorrow at
this place. He has relatives in the
Mrs. w A. Scheddell is visiting rel
atives in Hammond today.
Crown Point society ladies are at
tended a party given at the home of
Mrs. Eugene Cooper in Hammond to-
day
Earl Crawford, who has been work.
ing for the c., l. & s. railroad in Ham
mond, has resigned his position with
that road and has returned to his
home in Crown Point
Mrs. Manahan returned yesterday
morning from three or four months
sojourn at Florida winter resorts.
Mrs. Adele Cooper Is visiting relatives
in Hammond fora few days.
Julius Schroeder's force of painters
are at work on a painting contract in
Hammond.
Work on the excavation for Leroy
Bailey's new home on North Main
street was commenced this morning.
Frank Knight transacted business in
Hammond and Chicago yesterday
Jake Lavene of Michigan City is in
Crown Point at present overseeing the
removal of the stock of the Boston
store from the west side of the square
to the new quarters in the Griesel
building on the east side.
Miss Rose Seminal is reported to be
still in poor health, and unable to at
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-27
Want John Back.

a petition is being circulated in Whit
ing which will be presented to C. H.
CHEST, president of the Northern Indi-
ana Gas & Electric company, asking
him to retain John Kamradt as district
manager of the company. The petition
is being signed very literally and is
headed by the signature of Mayor
Parks and followed by those of the
alderman. The business men are quite
interested and are anxious to see Mr.
kamradt remain as representative of
the company in our city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-27

Directions for Collie In Horses-Con-
tents of small bottle Painkiller (Perry
Davisl in quart bottle, add pint warm
or cold water. sweeten with molasses,
shake well until all mixed. Give about
half at once, then balance in fifteen
minutes. If first dose is not sufficient.
This will be found a failing
remedy. 35c. for a large bottle. Also
in Csc and soc sizes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-27

tend to her duties as teacher in the
South Ward building.
Some youthful shoplifters have been
reported in Crown Point, operating in
some of the business houses and do
ing their work In pairs, with all the
practice and dexterity shown by old
er heads In the same line of work.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-27
SOTJTH CHICAGO.

The Metropolitan business college of
Chicago will open a South Chicago
branch at Ninetieth street and Com
mercial avenue in the new Draeger
building. The college will be ready
July 5th, and will Occupy the entire
second floor
Albert Carlson and Miss Annie Les
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-27
Sermon Tonic.

Mrs. Martha Trimble will use as her
sermon theme tonight, Repentance, -
tomorrow night "Change of Heart" and
Friday night Il Beg To Be Excused"
Mrs. Trimble, who is conducting the
revivaIservices at the First Church of
Christ, is meeting with much success.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-27
SHCCkS
From the Diary of ST. Lencs

Bet err nickel when 1t comes to- votin'
all tn offisis. sum o. these women suf-
trfgists.l run fer is supervisor of tn
pocketbook
Carpet cleaners can't belong to tn
union bekus yer never hear o emmy O.
them strikin
Labor Note-Job Keg got IN err full
day at Sudds' drink 'mporiurl yestiddy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-27
Large Glass to Graduate

large class will graduate from the
Crown Point high school this year. one
of the largest in its history, and plans
and arrangements for the usual ex-
ercises and festivities attendant upon
the school work al this particular time
have already been CONNIE need, and will
be continued until the night of COM
mencement and the following alumni
banquet to the graduating class. Those
composing the class of 1910 are as fol-
lows: Roger Benjamin, Eva Burge,
Berda Demmon. Will Glover, Walter
Hixon, Fred Grimmer, Oakley Morton,
Verona Kretz. Luther Rudolph, Frank
McWayne, Fielder Westbay, Aimee
Westbay.
-x ~o~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-27
Church Social TONIGHT.

Inc social at the Congregational
cnurch tonight by the chorus choir
promises to be very pleasant affair.
There VIII be an old-fashioned spelling
bee and other old fashioned attractions,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-27
Reception Nav 3.

The annual high choo1 reception CIV
en- by the junior class to the seniors
will be given at the home of Miss Bern
ice OFT on Court street on May 5. A
seven course dinner and the usual ex-
ercises and festivities are being arr
ranged for the entertainment of the
guests on that evening
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-27
Funeral Held.

The funeral Of the 2-months-old
child OF M. and Mrs. Charles Kucka
was held yesterday. Services were
preached by Rev. Benedict Rajcany of
the Slavish church
Interment took place at Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-27
WHITING AND ENVIRONS

which will make the evening one long
to be remembered.
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rtebrigens mag als 3urioIum bier CT.
tpabnt meroen, oaB Selnlb ~ eirelt
8oIierfopf botte uro mabreno %ieillcr
friiben 9inoer5eit ols blooiinnig
aolt.
Selmbols' 8eoeutung babe id) chen
idon f,tr8 farofteriiiert. glitf b:e @e-
oeatung Ser beiben anbere1 Orobe,L
Wommien un6 8irdoiu, lleet bnrilt,
bob iie gpodemadenoes leiiteten.
WommI len idlng 1T Ser Geidihts=
idreibung uno @eididtaicridung
neue 9abnen Elm, 70 oaB mol i'm irbr
mol als ben l1rbeber Der moocrnelt
@eididtsmilienidaft unb 8eididtS'
oaritellung onieben fam; gird;olu
bot als geeriinoer Ser 2cbrc nom
3euenipitem bie @rlinologs fir Die
mooerne meoi5iniide 5or'dula ac-
i6affen. 50 iino lie olle ort1 Die Gr-
idlieBer elmer neuen 3eit geueien.
Die brei @roBen iittb tot. oll6 Gu
8ois Nepmono ii. 8erner Sielnens
metlen nt6t mebr nlrter S.E 2cbcn-
Den, ober onoere @robe i;1o an TIRE
Stelle getreten utto sic 9srlircr Uni.
oerlitat bat ben mifien;Aoftlide1
&uf Sen jene gefeitigt, iidi crbolteu,
lie tit beute Die aroBte, beil.dteite uno
beoeutenoite bobere 2ehronItaIt in
Deut5hlanb. l1no ibr bec5eiliger
Heftor, Ser 2itterarbiltorifer Grid
Sdmiot, uno lire 8rofeiiorcn gpb0.
rem gu ben erften Gelebrten mlicrcr
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Ser pierteliobrlihe Merid,t hes
8~oitn1eiiters Sobn S. Stcpcas lit I'M
8ergleif nit oerielben Tsrinoe Dps
porigen Sabres iebr 5IirieoenItel-
LEND. Die @innobmen an Yc;tnnar-
fen, &arten uno &ouberte hei;cf iiAh
auf $62, 745.24, 8oitiodel 5~lpci.cr
alaiie $4516.S5 uno gerniict1n;J
bon 8rieffaiten $1260.t0. Gics per-
sleidt iid iebr giinltig mi nnoerui
groBen Eoitamtern int Stdctc, Of
glei6 GIN @ntonio niht lp pirle
aDfail 9roer" -SSirnetl be7'ebf. ,pie
einige anoere St1bte.
Sm Sitter bon nerlr3cGn ssa5.
rem ftarb SRI. &atberirc 81 II.
a 9 0 + H. Die Go1ter ocs @errn
SrnrD 8obn, zines befanrte.i oc,t.
i6en Burgers unierer S:aot. Gle
gerltorbenc mar crit i'm Iugl,It non
elmer mebrmonatli9en Ieiie nod
0eutidlo1o 5urifgefebrt, Die lie init
ibrem gater unternomrm:, bate.
Sbr Sob fam nabe5u urari@arfet. lie
mar nur menige Sage tairflid
franf geueien. Gen gIteri nno @e-
idpiitern miro oagemeine seilna6-
me fir Den idtperen @eri.lit barge
hra4t.
Sic Sftober. @eicluorsllen
bradten am Sreitag als G,eiultat Der
Sisungen Der eriten @of)e Is gll-
flagen elm. Son oieien rorcr 43
ySail-SaIe". 5. B.. oie angeflagtea
befonoen ii6 I'M @efdneaiiic ulo
oipei lino gebeim uno nod feilie @cr-
baftungen borgenommen. Die offc.
men @nflaeen iinb gegen Is Ecrio.
lren gerihtet, 33 MnflaJea mcscll
ginbruds, Z tpeeen Diebiiafls uno
4, gegen cine Gerion, Iiuegen Sill
i6nng.
Srancesco S. Macero, ser
@eener Deg Yraiioenten Iia} 6ei
Der Iesten Braiioentenrya5l. oeiien
&anoiootur ourd) 9io5 ei:,fad) oa-
ourdy gesenitanoslos set.adJt mllr-
De, oob er i'm ms 0eidmgniS
iperfen lieb, lit naf elmer oberteutr-
liden &eiie bier eingetroisen. gor
Sturgeon mel6ete cine Ge2eide aus
Gan 2ouis Eotoii Maoero lei gpeen
9iirgidaft i'm 8etraae boz 5000
Geios ans Dem @efdngnis entlaIien.
Wabero er5ablt ieet, er Ga5e iiG
nod ieiner @ntlaiiung, in Ser Ser
fleioung zines slrbeiters. init Ell
mem @efabrten 5uiammcn. ;ibsr Die
@ren5e gefliidtet. gs lit oicS ieoen-
faas ridtig. Maoero lit, als ar6ci-
ter oerfleioet, in 2areon eingetrof-
fen. Die 9iireidoft bon 5000 Ye-
Jos bot er in Stid geIaiie..
$50 Ole nadite 4onaentipn Der
yImerican 9otfers' M:.ociation"
~abgebalten meroen ioG, miro Gift I'M
Woi bon Dem Grefutipforrite emf
idieoen. 8ie aug Sos Ma1cleS
9emeloet miro, liegt Die @a5l 8rpi-
id)en San @ntonio llno Nem Or.
2eanS.
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Sbr tin5iger &rn0er.
&oman bon %. Seimburs.
(Sprtickitlla.)

@lei6 nodoem Die Scrrcn Sns
3immer berlaiien, idritt iic siIr Cir
biniiber u1lo offnete iie unicitiint;
bodatmeno itono iie onrin Der
Sturm pebte lire 8leiser aurut
rno Die Gegentropfcn idltracu l9r
in Dos @eiibt uno blicben mi Den
blonoen 6le6ten mic Eerfcn lieaen.
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iih ibre @ruIt in unteroriidtcnt
S6luf5en, 10 bob i6 eriGrcft bcl
aopf ueiter Inn Die @ochn'a bog.
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iuieoer ms 8immer fra. mallote
mld fie iid Suriid uno elm fait Der.
flarter alusbrud lag in iGren t}iigcn.
Sic ging inn eutgegen uno Tab:e
ieinen Mrm.
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Die S6be sr erreldlen,

in ieoem 2ebensberuf perlonai einen
frGftigen Gorper uno elm flares Sc.
birn. Dime @eiunobeit gto. e5 fei.
men grfoIg. aber electric ajitterS
lit Der groBte @eiunSbcits, auf6aaer,
ben Die Melt je eefannt Jo. .Rair
benz ia mouateIang at Nieren'
&ranfbeiten litt", i9rei5t 8. NJ.
Sherman bon Guiding, Me., ntddls
ten mid frei GIaihen glecris BIT
terS pie elm ileier Menih iu9len."
so gts. bel allen Druggiittn
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8abifnl9eilmng
9terpeni4md4e.

G@ruahe, nerp6ie gerionen, eeplagt bon 6off=
nunasloiet eit urb ihledten 3raumen. erih0pfenben
NusnlHsn, gruft=, 8fden= uno a%opfidneuen.
6oarausfon, Mbnahne bes @eb6rs uno @eithts,
6aiarrb. Maaenoriien, GtubtpsrHopfune, Mhoies
felt, Grr6ten 3itterr, 6ersttOpfen. grutbeitemmuna.
Iengflihfeit uno SrIbinn eriabren aus benz
,Hnaenbfrennb", tuie einfad, fhneI unb
biafa ane nnnafirfi4en Uerlufe uub anoes
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lid aehe!It uno bple 0einnoh 1t unb Srob.
finn tuieSsr srlangt 10 rDen f6nnen. wanj
nsmes 6tiluerfabren. Seoer iein Gig, ner
Grat-
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Bud (Deutihe Aufaee 1910, tuelhes bon iurg uno
al, Wann uno FRAU, geleien rueroen ioaie. fam
eegen Giuieuouna BON Is Gents in grieImarten oers
fsaelt beaogen fperben bon Der
HriuatsG Stint, 1876. Nucnne,
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Man erpahns .Treie 8reffe fir Seras".
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Wabl NnSeiscn.
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ols Ganbibat fir @ienerrnhl iir
een Staatsfera nn8ufiuorocn
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Tiir GpnntA. q umn,iTar @rc5,n't l..
@ir finh ontoriiiert. Ser, Il. IS.
Wore s aIs unobhdnaioen 0rrhiboten
gount1ea ommiidr. Rreainff 80. !,
fir Die beporitehenSe RopembcripcN ans
3ufiinSisen.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-12-23
his home Tuesday morning.


Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Schmidt and
children held a family reunion at
the Schmidt home last night, the
frs lime in seven years that all
the children have been at home
together. An elaborate 3-cOurSe
dinner was served, and plates
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schmidt, Mrs. Storm and children
of Wewela, S. D., and Miss Emma
and Karl Schmidt.
Gus Koch, jr, shipped a num-
Der of his chickens to the state
poultry show at Newton last weeE
and carried off most of the hon
Ors, bringing home II firsts, 10
seconds and 10 thirds. He is
showing some of his birds at the
Dodge City exhibit this week and
will probably act the pig again
and bring home all the prizes.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-12-23

Mrs. L. Hagen was a Hutchin-
son visitor Saturday.
Cl.as. kattenhOrn was a Larned
business visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Petz were
In Hutchinson last Thursday and
returned home in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Becker wen
to Larned Monday morning and
spent the day with friends there.
Miss Josie Dantzr ann returned
Saturday night from her several
weeks visit with relatives out at
Spearville. -
VIM. Jenzen, who has been Wis
iting at the Rinker home for the
past few weeks, left yesterday
morning for his home in EmpO-
ria.
o. j. Emmerich, wife and chill
dren, left Tuesday night for Kan
Sas City, where they will spend
the Christmas holidays with rela-
tiveS.
Miss Anna Roberts, of Lyons,
was the guest the. last of this
week at the home of Gus Schrep-
Ell. She returned home Monday
E. morning.
Mrs. Storm and children de-
parted yesterday morning for her
home in Wewela, S. D. They
have been visiting for the last
two months at the home of her
parents, Chris Schmidt and wife.
Mrs. E. A. Gross left Monday
morning for Syracuse, where she
will visit the next few weeks at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Maggie Ruggles. She was Joined
at Kinsley by Mrs. Ruggles.
Mrs. Anton Dick returned on
Thursday from Wisconsin, where
she has been spending the past
seven weeks visiting among rela.
tives and friends. She was accon
panied home by Miss Lynda But
litz, of Cedarburgg Wis, who will
spend the winter in this city.
y That becoming smile that DR.
3 G. @. Spiers is wearing this week
Is not to be accounted for by Che
prospect of plenty of patients fOu
the coming winter. Nothing in.
tereStS him just now but the hand
some little boy which arrived al
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-12-23
Practicing What He Preached.

Representative Champ Clark is
sued a statement last week fully
outlining. his platform. as .prospec-
tive speaker of the Democratic
house of representatives IN the
next congress. He proclaims him.
self in favor Of the appointment
of committees of the house by a
committee rather than by the
speaker, and states his belief that
the tariff should be revised SEIZED
ule by schedule, rather than in
one single bill. Those two sub
jects, says Mr.. Clark, are those
upon which he has been cOntin-
ually importuned to make some
statement.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-12-23

where he will work for his broth
CT Dan.
A girl was born to Jacob Kinds
Waller and wife the first of the
week.
A. W. Long and wife of Sheri-
idan, Wyoming, arrived Wednes-
day morning to visit D. W. Hum
phrey and family. Mr.. Long and
Nh. Humphrey are brOthers-in-law
Mrs. Reg Russell and the chill
dran were over from the Bend
Saturday and Sunday
Miss Lucille Campbell, who is
sick at Wichita with typhoid, is
rapidly improving
+ Charles. Hall and Phillip 0chs
went down to Kansas City last
week to buy a boiler for the city
pumping plant and when they re
turned Friday night Phillip met
with quite a peculiar accident.
They took a berth and during the
night Phillip must have DRAM
I'd he was In an encounter with
Jack johnson. At any rate he
rammed his fist through a win
dow light, and received a very
bad cut on the wrist of his.right
hand. An artery and tendon on
the wrist we're cut, but the wound
is healing nicely now and will
not leave any bad effects.
"A new financial institution has
been organized IN Hoisington that
will be- known as the Farmers AND
Merchants State Bank. They re-
ceived' their charter from Tope-
ka Last week, but will not be in
shape COR business before spring,
as they will occupy the corner
room in the new Morrison build
ing, and it will. Lot be ready for
occupancy for several months. As
yet we have not received a list of
these connected with the inStitu-
ton, but understand that it has
strong backing, both from the
town. and surrounding country.
At Monday nights council meet
ing the $4,000 refunding bonds
and $4,000 water works bonds al
10 per cent, we're sold at a good
premium. The water. works bono
brought Il premium Of $336.67
and the other $165.OO.. The. bal.
ance of the water works bonds
can be issued at a later date if
found necessary and will be tax.
en- up at the same rate. They rul
fer twenty years and the refund
ing bonds ten years.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-12-23
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Ho1s1NGToN.
From The Dispatch.

A son was born to John DOnO-
van and wife Tuesday.
IIafe Deal came in from Tom
Deals place last week where he
finished shocking It's acres of
com.
Eddie Brown was given a fare
well party at the Moran home on
Saturday. He left for Oklahoma
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-12-23
ELLna WOOD.
From The Leader.

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-01
Bedroom Furniture

Circassian Walnut Suite pieces Dresser Chiffon fer, Toilet Table with trplicate mirror and Writing Table, actual value $25o.2s,
 $I84.2o this sale. Colonial Mahogany Sui te, Bed, Dresser, and Chif- fonier value $I86.oo,
 $I48.oo. this sale Bed Dresser Chiffonie and Toilet Table value sI2z 5o
 $Ioooo this sale. Solid Mahogany Suite, Dresser, Chiffonier and Ma poeon Bed, value $258oo,
 $2oooo this sale. Sheraton Suite solid Mahogany, inlaid, pieces Bed Dresser, Chfonier and Cheva Glass value S24o25
 $1o5oo this sale. Louis XVI Bedroom Suite of solid Mahogany pieces, Bed, Dresser, and Chiffonier value $23ooo $185oo this sale. Mahogany Twin Beds, 4-posters value $32.25, for $25.so
 Toona Mahogany Dresser and Chiffonier, the pieces, value $8o75,
 for $4S.6o Arts and Crafts Dresser and Chiffonie value $7825
 for $58.5o. Sheraton Mahogany Dresser and Chffonier, value $68z5,
 for $51.oo.
 Golden Oak Dressers. Value s4o.25 at $s7oo. Value s34oo at $a5.oo Value $4I 50 at S3I.oo Value S3ooo at $22. SO. Value $36.75 at $27.5o Value S2725 at $2o.oo. Golden Oak Dressers and Chiffoniers,
 Two pieces. Value $83.5o for $6a.oo. Value $6875 for $sooo.