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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-12
GRAFTON.
Fire Damages 100 Acres.

forast ere that started on LAM, OF
n and A II. Lawrence near ~
y, - XVadne.day. burned over about
pnn ae,es On the FaiTbu INKS farm ahnn
l tuw1 owneJ nv the Edward uoodrlsn
nst.te The FIRE was discOiefeh ~ WV
morning and was fought lof severn
hnnys liz MIR. Lawrence and ms hulsni,
hoys until finding more help was h .,ci
,be town authorities were holluu,u ~
They soon had nm effect Se lotse on w.,
eround and after hard hEht ,n as
lasted all the afternoon tne ~ m,
eot under control Some Yalshple ,, as
her and a large amount OF teh'e ""'
DESTROYED.
Fred Lawrence is at work IN Towns
bend. , c,t
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Daniels OF Ch''
cagO are in town.
Dean King Zeller was in Bellows
Falls Friday and Saturday,
Frank Lewis. who pure hascd the Sllhs
Zuill farm, moved there his week
Mrs. George Wilson of Cambridge,
Mass. Is NJ her summer home mere io'
a few days.
Rev. ". A. Davidson. state mission
ary. will preach at the Baptist chufeh
next Sunday.
The roal estate and eFsonal property
Of the late David. stiles will be sold ~
auction Saturday -,
The J. A. Lawrence steam mn
started this week saving lumber Tor the
Vermont Marble company
q. G. Davis of sprin gfeld has the
contract for hauling the lumber from
The Lawrence mill TO SaNt ons River
Delegates to the Sund av school con
vention nj Londonderry from the BAD
tist church are Mrs. +. o. Merriheid.
Mrs II. j. Zeller. Mrs. Eft Hall: from
The Congregational churc b, Mrs. Elna
Gilbert, Miss ANY Davis. Miss \. Tenn
nle,on and Mrs, Nellie 50 DWELL
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-12
Mrs. David Smith Il not
SOUTH WARDsBoRo

II 9be o; q Allen lost cow last week
" var pSelng injured by another COW in e The
or ffa "a Gould s two girls have heen
nearly week. " "''eiu SCHOOL Tor
An Atnaiman ma Wheeler's dau ghter, Mrs
ha n,Oi ne douglas, and family who have
time having aVe @o at her father Is for some
place, know known moved ~ i, now over onto the
Iownsshend, leaving a dauoh Z az pace o IN
attend school. " uaugh Ter mere to
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-12

tan Endeayor convention held at
Townshend Tuesday.
DIR. Fremont Hamilton of Brattleboro
was called here Wednesday by the seri,
Gus illness of Postmaster 4. Il. lladloek.
A force of men is AT work on the
ledge near the Wellman place with a
steam drill. The road is 10 be straight.
ened and widened at this point,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-12

A use has been found for the dogfsh
which abound off the Nova Scotia coast.
A rendering factory at Clark Harbor con-
verted 100000 fish into oil and fertilizer
during one month, and the factory, which
was built three years ago, is to be enlarged
so that the capacity will be doubled.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-12
WEST ToWNsHEND.

Mrs. George w. Houghton spent the
first of the week in Jamaica.
Hugh Stratton of Los Angeles. CAL, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Stratton.
Several from here attended the Chris
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-12

The present scanty style in women's
skirts is held to be the cause of the de.
crease in the demand for cotton goods, Bit
has not fashion made a mistake in becom.
ing economical, and in decreeing that one
may wear only as much as one needs9
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-12
Total, 43 10 2 25 II

Two base hit, Bruce; base on balls, off
Goodrich l, Kidder 8; struck out, by
Goodrich 8. Kidder 4, Goodwin 49, dou-
BILE plays, Bruce to Brown, Goodrich to
Brown; umpire, Richardson; Kidder
game was lost through five errors on the
part of the seminary boys during the
fifth inning. A number of other stu
dents and friends accompanied the base
ball players.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-12
EAST JAMAICA.
Death of Ellsworth L. Thayer.

Ellsworth l.. Thaver, respected citi.
zen and life long resident of this place,
died suddenly Of heart trouble at his
home here last Saturday morning. He
was the only son of Sala w. and Alzina
lHoward) Thayer, and was born at
the Thayer homestead July 10. 1860.
He is survived by two sisters, Miss Dora
Thaver of Brattleboro and Mrs, Eta
Underwood whose home had been here
with her brother; also a niece. Miss
Nellie Underwood. who have the sympa.
thy of all in their bereavement. Flu
neral services were held at the house
Monday at . o clock, Rev. /. G. Brewster
officiating. Burial was beside his par.
ents in River cemetery Relatives from
out of town to attend the funeral We're
Miss Dora Thayer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Howard of Brattleboro: John
Thaver. Dorr Thaver and Mr.. and Mrs
James Hav of Bellows Falls; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ethelbert Howard of Dummerston,
and John Howard of West Windham.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-12
Seminary Boys Lost Close Game to
Chester.

The seminary baseball team was de-
feated at Chester last Monday after
noon in game played with the Chester
high school boys. The score was 10 to
9. The summary:
Chester Hiph School
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-12

When man employed in tie ri
shops of Altoona, Pa. marnes Iii II
employees have a practice OF tying Il
as many tin cans as he can carry III
lowing him all the way home, beltl1
cans with sticks. The ordeal requirs 4
courage than standing before The nna
and should make man think tWiN u
caring to repeat the experiment.
A girl OF Il. charged with theft, "a
raigned in an English court. She I'LL
magistrate that a young man Wa d
to marry her, if she was released lN
man IN question arose in the eolriH
and said it was so. He informed tn q
istrate that he earned i shiIlirg VI
a week. The judge centured hin iHl
folly in attempting to marry on such i
airy. But where IS the blame in The =
ton: With the young couple wiling
take a desperate chance al being @pEI
with society that forces a Young MI
work for such a wage:
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-12

Twoh0se MT, Morsci base on balls, on
ball, by Goodrich |; struck out, by Good.
rich 10, by Warren 3, by Kingsbury Q;
double play, Stark to Howe
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-12
STRATToN.

James Dexter is working iar v
Lyman.
Edgar Boyd got through w5lk1,,
mill Saturday.
Walter Hescock OF Dover began Il.
the mill Tuesday.
Vera Vose is i'll at the home Of sr
mother, Mrs. c. j. Allen.
Fred johnson of Searsburg sJet. 4,
days at A. J. Pixies recently
Will Styles is setting out 10. Il
locust trees for Z. A. Eddy.
Henry Lackey and family Of Ww;
were guests at A. j. Pixies SUNDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Smith O. 8
field are visiting a few days st {
Aliens.
Charles Shine and family Of West VI
boro visited at NJ. l.. Puinams ali |
Pixies Sunday.
The work of repairing and sh!ngla
schoolhouse was completed Monily
y, and school began Tuesday, viii
May Dexter as teacher.
Mrs. Z. A. Eddy and daugats,.
Ethel Eddy, who Is recovering hg
operation for appendicitis, were en-;
to drive up from Brattleboro Wetis
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-12

The town team was defeated in n
game PLAYED with the seminary boys
Wednesday afternoon, with a score of
IL to 3. Score by innings
l.. G. s., 3 ] o. ! 0 III
Townshend o 0 o 0 0 ! o. 3
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-12
Victorious Over Wardsboro,

The seminary boys won their first
game of baseball of the season Saturday
afternoon, when they played the
Wardsboro team in this town, by a
score of ID to S. The summary
Leland and GRAY,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-12
p Nf Butler is i'm Rutland this weel

f. NJ. Butler is in Rutland this week
Allen & Gleason are away this week
gathering up COWS.
Clarence Pierce and Florence Allen
are new victims of measles.
John Howard of West Windham is
quite i'll at Mrs. Eta Underwood s.
Miss Dora Thaver returned to her
home in Brattleboro Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Edna Burnap of West Towns
bend is spending a few days with Mrs.
Eta Underwood.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-12
WARDsBoRo CENTER,
Death of Richard Eauec

Richard Hewes. who died here Satur.
Gay, was the son of Lumon and Sarah
IPerson) Hewes. He was born Anrii
-, 1870, one of seven child rem, three of
M y1om survive him-one brother Henry
reeves; OF Winhall, who Will be 90 wears
9 p. IN June, and two sisters. Mrs. Charles
Drown, y, Of Worcester, Mass. who is
D. D. very feeble health, and Mrs. sylvia
barnard OF Brattleboro. 20. He was
married May u, 1853. to Miss Flvip rs
Philips, and four children were horn r.
Inem Three daughters suryive-NIrs
FRANK Kendall of Brattleboro, Mrs I'm.
g S Bolster of Bondville and Mrs. Fred
Shatman of this place, who with hcr
husband, has tenderly cared for him for
the past nine years. His son ()rastmoS
aaaewes, was killed by lightning Anil
*, 1901; In January 1869. he marriad
Eldm ao Streeter. She died June %
NV at the home of her stepdaupb liter
Mrs, Fred chatham. Eleven grandchil,
u r a aI nIne great grand c hildren sur.
P pine M HeWes. He united with the
iSs 9!ist fhurch IN South londonderry in
a an3oi ne moved to Towns II end in 1874
boro in 1902 to live with his dano 1lias'
MT. Hewes was quiet, massumino man
hnd husband and father. ever raadv
20 neip friend and neighb or. He was
4, patient sufferer, having be en- Nina T faS
In ne. past five years and very deaf 10 r.,
WI be greatly missed, and the sv,nna e
ny OF the community is extended 10
the bereaved family. "'eo ~
Mrs. David Smith is not q ute as well
v;S;t tGlSg farnham returned from his
Nisle IN Brattleboro last week. '
Joseph LaMarche returned from visit
ing relatives in Massachusetts Monday
70 vi St ana Mrs. James Dexter have oone
70 o. otratton for the summer. Mrs. Dew Dew
fea IS reaching school there. and Mr.
fS arm Will help Mr.. Lyman on The
h on Ear simpson and family of Wind.
hall eugene auS Bolster and family of Win.
were bnr u telatlVes from Brattleboro
Hewes. 'ne nun eral OF Mr..
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I1iuianl -frib,

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the un deFsigned
" has been duly appointed and qualified ss
administrative of the estate Of Charles FRED.
ty. Ohio.
Dated at Cincinnati. this aIst day Of April
A. D., 1911.
LOUISA NIEDERHAusER, Administrstrix.
ADOPH A. GBCEEB, Attorney -At~Law, 1912 Vine
Street. Phone Canal f~6S-Y 24I,H
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fort Sisung unb bei6lob eipmiiibig
bic aufbebuns beg obiofen pcrdsrus
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besdanen bann bic Serren ibr Spiel
den nit ben s.'6dsten Gdifsn, bas
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grieftofhen in ihre Siinfte binsinfollen
roiirben. Die beiben GroBinbuitrielen
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batten. Gie tonnten nihts Mnberes
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Bsrfseaslis AneenoIe megDsn eutotasHesn0@
assu tn Der Office bee Hfrecter ef 8ublR Seps
vice Stahtkaas gtHciHnast Gbie, bis IA Tbs
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bes Iepar:emsHi Of 2HbEfc Eegties
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fem nit stnsr GersfAaff In es eumne ben
10000 zoibars, phet eiHefn ssttifisftieE Gbe3
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men ntrs. t'H HoHftafi ssnetGnHGeH DsrbsH
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Een perbtr. honn misb foi6er Gte6 rad sa.
frisbeHfieEeuber gns'a5ruHa nne Ei1eriieuuna
ssf RoHirafts sarh6srfsaftst.
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aInfie atbsti nis bsriauat sa bsforstH.
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re gu eebraubsH. eG fesne oHbsxea snfgegsHas'
Ta Director Of qubIie gsrsies bsbaIi nc
sas Meht Dor. irssnesin oesr aIs eHsstett On
sm anftreas bes 0ssertcr Of gubgie gerpice
SOFAS gsHnsr. Glsrt
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@efesftne pesauurIHadsuna.

BerfieesI.s anaehots neybsa sutaeosHasapr.
TcH IN ber Office oes TtItCior ef gnbilc Eet'
eice, StaetbaGe. GtHctnHG!t Ohio, bic ~ utr
Uasfues em Rpntce ben ~. Dfdi 1871
fir be .TrihtHe Of 8tIlHa ttr oie stDuisrEis
r1na bee uHferbdab G"6 berf4tebeHe ans
here etrbsitSH In gerbiaogHs mit BEN Dtlberi
egnenuC Btaeuff,
@Idue, Spesiftfafiorra uHb {sotmuIdEe fino
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Les DepoyiemeHi pf gBG5lte Etrntce
gsnes anaebci muS ben eolgH Rumen isoes
9efeni6aff obsr SefsLftaiten. r1fi6s haR Gnge.
Bot medeu. iopie boH alien 8ertoHen. oie N6
hGrau tuferefliten, euttllteH, unb Tne beaIssiei
felH mil etnsr &are'3I tn ber Sautme bon
$1,000 90 Boaars. o6tC dHem seriiil,trten Gos1
f1ff etnR gufitr rbsrbe Saai ais etnF Bdrautie bns
fin, bdk neHH stH gngebof anGeHommen NTH,
e.H 4pHiTdii etugepuBgeH fDsEoeH foirb
collie iEeeHbein AHgebct BureSpenttfeu her.
ben banH piTo fplter 2be6 an ben Aieier re-
fonrHiEt, uRh '8ltt iraegbstu nngebei anee.
nomuen fpsrbeH bGUH ipire foi6es gbt9 nod
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lung bts AgUtraits surE6eritaftet.
Betfr uIlif'eH tintn sufrtenerffeueubeH Ges
nets Ron ihrer Gdbigfett lieierH. I'm felhe
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pieter aHb sebolfeH. Die asbfudten ssprnuiEnre
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Ser SsrsdOr Of gnibIe Ssretes behalf Ha
bds ssfs. Dor. irseHhetHs ooer aue GnaebCis
3m anfisGs bes Iirscsor Of Bubble Ssrpics.
So6us 9enHsr. gIerf.
1,s.i5,22
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Gin @eihluh.

Rabeem elm antu6sn on ben Ftreftcr pt
Rublic Serbiee bsr 5iabi Cincinnati etHgerss1f
Rurbe, uHicridbriebeu bon Dt 9: Suuiban nro
i,okenben NrunSeiaenfturs on 1RGIils aptnas,
ron Der gacobburn Abeuue bis 5Rr atbinHb
siheuue. eenannte ecenue bat euen 5abrnea
BON mebE ais 5ooQ Ea1hyst.gaLos II "
Serpiee bitten. bab bic ganoitraEn iHrsrbdle
rem bestinneieH 1errticrilm NIT Del beiptsu'
feli ,ueTben unb Cir kns afssmeui bon alen
aS.e S,sn sasSa SnfSsenSs SSG ir Ser
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Of 9rBltc Eerptce ber Giast Cincinnati bdb
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lRaIs bes 1abreS 1912, uUb Pn1tal TN CONNER
pon fali. Ife eeHmIessI fin neutrality-suspicious.
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IS Etrecior Of Quhiic Eerptoe
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Starb an o. april 1911, mad turpm e<ibtH,
unf,r inuiQfeslitbter Gatte, Batter, Grckpeisr uHs
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Gbrifus Der 1T mein asbtH;
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Shm bah Id MTG ttesbsn,
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Gin aseifhlni,.

Eddbbent etm Mnfu1pen an ben Tireffcr pl
Enbltc Gerbtee Der gtdbt Cincinnati einGerssset
an6eren aiseatbInasrn1 ID Der TseMbsit Ses anito.
siaem saffis 'iIsS so6 sas ~ iiisIiS BON aod1ofS
Sa'e so oe s " O.He sle saas ss eeas ~ Bal ss
gubruea bcn mebr aIs 5000 Eau6rsspIbs, In
melnem elnfudeR tie ben Gtreftor 81 BubLic
benz bsseidnehten Tsrrtioriam r mil GeI beiptea.
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unes S PssR Ssr asGnOi .s ssr reor
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u Subtle Ssrnice Der s;nhi CINCINNATI, odb
hoe etpenfhnrs. aHifoBsnb an Samiiion Moenue.
PLACE bis .su sinem SuHit 42o SUB nofSIta
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Elm Stitrtft inner bdIb ipenem bic Y1nbiirnhe NIL
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Seitpsrtcbe. flr ipeIste ber Bireffor Of RnbItc
se:bise ben Acntrait eingeaaneeH ~ tilr Z cine
bss 3ntres 1912, nnb stnmaI i'm CONNER BON
1911. lie seItdiie Belt fit ois'e BefprenfiuH1
iou bon ocni Eireftor Of Bubble s<rptee fphier
ipeaSen' ioa aai sas y 1aasntbnm @ anitosenS an
admiIier acerne. bon euem @unft 500 Ei,h
iIbIie ban gfodfrrb gInre bic sH etnem glfnit
ben GUS Inn bic Nefammffcfien fur. eiefe Ne,
tprenfInna sn besnbIen bdaaies aNesmeHi foh
ferHer pornsfs5sn fetn bur6 eiren Rsimsus neIs
der bnr6 ben Gtreftrr oi qnhlic Serpitf 81
pdittrsH IT, nod Der SerftenuHa ber Axbett uHo
ctnntes BON Cbic ipeIhes H4 odrauf btsiebi.
Ehiae gtrnben sdItebsr Elm eanefnnbsn'tses
rlerte etf bon p!r....,,.52 52e0 Guabrdfseldres
ansdbi Der Gunbrat patos nHisrfhueben ben
ben Gtefntbimern. ........ 253e Euaorui'pGros
Zen 2s. aprfl 1911,
10 Euubm afer,
is Tarectpr Of Bubble Se-ntce
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Gfdr6 um Eonntda, ben go MpriI 1911,
gfndJmtttaps Inn ubr 80 mhnuten Tn threr
gsobnuus Rp. 2ie SinbIan Strdbe, nRfere tn'
Higitseliebfe Dhtter. Eodber unb 56rpeiter
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The Falls City tribune., 1911-01-13
Whole Sale Oil
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT

And buy your Oil and Gas
Oline of an Independent Oil
Company. We are agents
for the Chanut Refining Co.
of Chanut, Kansas. They
have large storage tanks
here, anb aim to keep a good
supply on hand at all times.
We have our office i'm our
warehouse near the mill.
You can get us there during
the day. We will be pleas
ed to serve you. We know
we can please you.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
Yours for business.
Chanut Refining Co.
Phone 800 HECK g. WAMSLEY, Agents.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-01-13
LIFTING CATS AND RABBITS
Mistake to Lift Animal by Nape OF
Neck Without Supporting Lower
Part of Body.

1t is a mistaken idea that the proper
way to lift a full-grown cat is by the
nape of its neck without supporting
the lower part of its body with the
other hand, says Watchword. It is
true that the mother cat carries young
kittens by grasping in her mouth the
loose skin at the back of her off
springs neck, but a tiny kitten is a
very different matter from a large cat,
and. indeed, the only way to lift a
kitten without squeezing or hurting
its soft little body is to lift 1t by its
neck; but after 1t has grown larger its
own weight is too great to be support
ed by such a bit of skin and fur as is
so grasped by the hand, and many a
cat suffers perfect tortures by being
held in this manner, and Is quite help
less to run or struggle, as in such a
position certain of its muscles cannot
be controlled, and 1t is absolutely at
the mercy of its unconscious tormen-
tor.
The same rule should be observed
in lifting rabbits by their ears. They
should always be partially supported
by the free hand and not allowed to
dangle with their whole weight strain
ing from their large but necessarily
delicate ears.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-01-13
PRESTON.

George Vaughan and wife drove to
Rulo Sunday.
Mark Durfee was a Preston visit
or Friday.
Clarence MeWain, Ed. Durfee and
Boss Randolph were Falls City visit
ors Saturday.
Il. j. Durfee and wife spent sever
al days with the formers son, Ed.
Durfee.
Ella Durfee is on the sick list.
Adam Futscher of Barada passed
through this vicinity enroute to Rulo.
Grover Vaughan was the guest of
George Vaughan and Ed. Durfee, Sun
dav.
Frank Pflaum was the guest of
sam and Ed Oberst Sunday.
Lena Breckinsen was the guest of
Bill Gates and family Sunday.
E. j. Durfee and wife were guests
of f. c. Oberst and wife last week.
Henry Zimmerman, Ed. Oberst and
Mr.. Ebel were county sea visitors
Saturday.
Mark Durfee and wife are ON the
sick list this week.
Grace Randolph is visiting in Rulo
this week.
f. G. Oberst shelled cor last week.
A crowd from this vicinity attend
ed the dance at Fargo Saturday and
all report a good time.