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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-07-28

AAa6 MI ftlND ANtAa ANIL
The Baltimore Chamber of Com
merce believes agricultural conditions
in Maryland would be greatly |
improved II Ire boys Of the rural
districts would stick to the farm.
To this end special committee is
preparing literature for distribution
throughout the state in the hope that
the farmer boy VIII be convinced
through its study that city life is a
snare and delusion and that bis own
prosperity is to be found in following
the plowshares Of his fellows.
Those boys who leave the farm do
so for the plain reason that they don't
like il, and that they don't like it is
very often the fault Of tie father.
Many boy born on the farm is
looked upon chiefly as commercial
asset; he is valued, aside from natural
affection, for what he can produce.
He is early in life set to work running
errands, pulling weeds, hoeing corr,
and by IA or 10 is pretty likely
be doing a mans work. When he
can be spared he sent to school,
and the few months year he spends
there is too often regarde 1 as time
stolen from the routine Of farm life.
His existence is filled with dow nrigh',
bard work, marked by little pleasure
or recreation, scant iIme for self
improvemt mt with but little sympathy
shown him in tie qualification OF those
healthy, boy ish instincts that charac-
terze every youth. Ii the boy on
the farm is to be Inlde a drudge as
so many farmers do, m their wives
and dau hters to bet is not to be
wondered at if by the time he il 90
he j. tired of it all and comes to the
city to run stIees car, TO drive
laundry wagon or some lines to be-
come wealthy and influential citizen.
This indictment of the farmer will
no, apply to the class as waole, but
too many OF those whv lament that
their boys have left them to run the
farm alone have done no,hing to
make farm life attractive for the
boys. A boy is boy the world over
whether born on the farm or in the
city, and they all have like instincts
and ambitions. Fathers sometimes
forget that they Once were boys, or
that times have changed, or that the
world nowadays invite III individual
to a wider vision, and so have but
little sympathy with the expanding
natures Of their boss. II the boy is
to have natural desire to stick to
the farm, from life must be made
more attractive. The profession of
farming must be made as dignifed as
that of banking, and il will be when
the farmer feels that it il. The farm
home should be the center of quite
as much culture and refinement as
the city home; the horizon should
not be bounded by the rail fe ces
encircling the farm nor the only
source Of culture the grange paper,
helpful as it is. Give the boys and
girls Of the farm plenty Of schooling,
enlarging Their views of life, give
them the refinement and comfort in
their homes that they read about and
for which they naturally crave; teach
them the dignity of farming and
practice ii; direct Their ambitions into
this line by pointing out its oppor-
trnities and its reward; show them
the nobility of honest labor without
making Of 1t a drudgery, and not SO
many boys and girls will be lured to
the eity.-American.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-07-28
Millions CT Dollars,
BOLGItNo'S GOLD Braid
CRIMSON CLOVER.

CRIMSON CLOVER.
BoLGIANo'S Crimson Glove. S.. d is
exceptionally fine. It has large veil
n,stured. plump, hr ght goliien b r i~s.
Crimson Glover yes Ffrti izer Bills
and increases tie ! rmers' Incomes
millions Of dollars. Sawu literally
ii h-r acne or at the last workings Of
corn or cotton, il makes The land rich
both IN ;;;tr3gs Il and huanas or vegetable
matter and puts the soil in the best
pnssible condition for the crop, which
follnw. It alo MAX rs fine v i,drr c over
GRIP A Good E,rly Forage Crop, An
Excellent Giaz no Crop and A Sple did
Soil Improving Crop. Il wonf eriulls
increases the yield of crops which fsI-
low. II you want the hest II Id e, d Of
any Kind, always ] s'st IN sett q
Roigisno's 'siold'' Ba d st d RAJ
Ciovers and Grass 5.
We OFFER ENoReOUS NKs OF
Winter yetch, Timothy ed, Red
Clover, Alfalfa, Alsska. Rcd T .p ~
Herds Grass. Pure X. ack hue
Grass, Orchard Grass y ncy serd
Wheat, Fancy S. ed Rye. Va. tirsy
Winter Oats, Tall Med " tins Grass
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NOTICE:-sei.d &c stamp a d name
Of this paper for l0e pa k-t IT King
of the Mammoth Pumpkn Se-u Free.
II your local mercl ait dass MT sell
Bolgiano's Trustworthy S--sis. write us
direct, we will tell you where YOU en-
get them.
J. BOLClANO q SON.
Trustworthy eds for % y.a-s.
PRATT, LI5HT q ELlfCUl~' IT'S
BALTIMORE MD.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-07-28
HEs APEAKE STEAMSHIP co.


For West Point aud fichmund, Va.
Steamer leaves baltimore un Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at P. 81
aud arrives West Point at Ia A NJ,
and Richmond at $50 A. NJ
Steamers call at Gloucester Point,
yorktown, CiemeAt's, Cay Bank and
Almonds, weather permitting.
Steamers leave Baltimore from Piers
IS and 10 Light Street Wharf.
Throrg h tickets to all points may pe
secured, baggage checked and state
rooms reserved from the City Ticket
Offices. 119 E. Baltimore ST., ARTHUR
W. ROBSON, Agent, l27 e. Baltimore
St.,
Offices, Light & Lee sts., Baltimore, Nd.
j. CHIsM, Gem. Passenger Agent
CHAPMAN. Asst tienl. Pass. Agt.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-07-28
Sheriff's Sale.
JOHN F. MUDD.
Assignee

BY virtue Of Writ of Fieri Fac,as
issued out of tue Circuit Court fm
Charles County at the suit Of P
Augustine Wheatley. against the good,
and chattles, lands and tenements a.
Oscar Barnes aud Louise Barses ana
Bessie Barnes, terre-tenants Of Mar
E Barnes, to me directed, | hay.
seized and taken in execution, all the
right, title, claim, interest and estate
at law and in equity, of the said Oscar
Barnes, Louise Barnes and Bessie
Barnss. rre-tenants Of Mary T..
Barnes, in and 10 the following
property t., wit:
Ali that tract, piece, part or parcel
of land lying and situated in the
Seventh Election District of Charles
County, Maryland, called and known
as the "Oll Deiozier Farm aud
adjourhing the lands of Mary A.
Murray, 4. Yates Robey and others,
aud CT ntained within the following
metes and bounds: Beginning at .
stake fixed at the East corner of the
boundary of john swann's lot and
running with the wire fence dividing
this land from said t. Yates Robey's
land, North 800 West 14s perches to
another stake, then leaving the fence
South $50 East 40 J perches to another
stake on Mrs Murray's line then with
Mrs. Murray's line South 400 30' East
ls4 perches TO a stake at the corner of
john Swann's land to the beginning,
containing three acres, and in the
possession of the said Oscar Barnes,
Louise Barnes and Bessie Barn s.
And l hereby give notice that will
offer for sale at the Court House Door,
La Plata, Maryland, on the
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-07-28
BL ACK SMITH
AND
WHEELWRIGHT.

HAVING purchased the blacksmith
shop and outfit Of Mr.. @, nrad Posey,
' hieh was formerly the old Wade shop
an now prepared to serve the public.
Horse shoeing a speciality.
Four shoes 81 90 or so cen ca h, and
other work at re asonable rates. have
employed Mr. ecnard Matthews from
St. Mary's Co., who is an expert un
h, rse shoeing, and all other kind Of re-
pair work.
G We him trial on your horses and
y, will always have him TO do your
work.
GUARANTEED first class work.
Your patronage solicited.
HENRY A. PENN.
La Plata. Md
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-07-28

Agriculture Mechanical Engineering
Horticulture Civil Engineering
Biology Electrical Engineering
Chemistry General Course Cultural
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-07-28

This Institution begun only two years
ago offers every advantage 10 boys for a
good liberal education The present aim
Of the school is 10 give students
thorough High school Education.
Besides receiving good education
students are fitted 10 take up llfe's work
after leaving. The training IS thorough
and good Terms are moderate and
within reach Of ALL
Call or send for catalogue.
BROTHER WALTER,
Director.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-07-28

THE above named Asto neys at Law
having formed eo-par NJ rship will
practice in the Courts nf this and the
adjoining Counties, Baltimore md Wash
ingson titles and the Court OF Appeals.
Collections speciality
ADRIAN POSEY. and
+. STONE POSLY.
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in the afternoon, between the hours
of II and O'Clock the said property
so seized and taken ~ execution BY
pub ic auction to the highest bidder
for cash.
p. A. UAISLIP
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P. A. HAISLIP,
Sheriff of Charles County.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-21
SENTIMENT AND SHIPS

Sentiment wln not -uncc to ua,-, tho two Americas. as the speakers ar the Columbus day celebration hy .hr EuIah,s ag Columbus in Chicago aad elsewhere seem 10 imagine. Sentfmsn, ls good and Hl accomplish somewhat; and th.r- can lr up objection 70 r.t,- rrttiun .r rl.. r..f that N, an. Nprr. Americans HiazHH.s. Chilean. p.u.- Ninns. an Am.r.oau- eh.larol. u Zine immortal Columbus
 Eut the sentiment Of American .s n" more going to unite u- u.a- .h. knowledge of a common Aryau ori..u has united thr peoples of Enap. Europe l+ smaller continent tnaa either North ar south America. and the peoples or Europe have been trading together as wcn as lighting opa ar- other far Hundreds nf wears Ya ,a lf tou of sentiment exists .r ,surare.
 These Am,rraa stretch u-a- iron role to pole through three zar,., f temperature North and two zan.- south, They are peopled by Ans3n- Saxons. Germans, Irish. Spaniards Portuguese. Italians. Indians and Ne
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-21
A BLIZZARD IN NOME.

Fierce blizzard wo had last night. remarked tine young man sitting along side of the cannon ball stove in a local saloon.
 "Rlizzard why my son. you'r" cer- ainly a 'chcchaco' in this country ii you cal that thing t blizzard r.rrd in th, old svurduugh removing his ruJ pf chewing tobacco.
 say when was u Nome in the winter of January think it was We had blizzard that had all the natives goIn"
 That blizzard lasted two weeks .t was a corkcr-the winld blew coal ,n cau aeain~, ,hc side nr my cabin and held it in one position for seven days"
 And talk about cold was in my cabin writin letter to son outside in the states and would you believe ne my ink actually turned white"
 "I think the thermometer registered something Iil,. II below zero and ~tm soiu' down"
 And snow say ay-that snow was piI- ed up along Front street after that blizzard SO high that most every one vas duiu' business out of their second tory windcrs."
 "I think u was in gN in the KpbuI, ountry the old s"urdough turned 'rouud-his audience had all fled to put on an extra pair of mukluks and parlia~
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-21
AS TO OUR POPULATION.

T.n.. -a.lt..H .a.- who d,ua, that NHu.- population nrwe- es"s otJ naa u..- m.d D.. though, u th, ,ae. ..a. .., H.a r,-.au4 n.tam tu, ...#.-. Ht- %, this town. east a ,..- '.., SaurIt, a .u. special ,lyc ron for caunclmcn II will be ac- bnow.,.s.l aat H.u e-ro several who iu.a to turn out and yat, las, Saturday a- interest m rh, special election ..- Wanting m many u- stance laf 1t tH.r th" number which did vote. represents hut a part of ur .a.. population al the city of Nom,
 When ", stop ,o consider that there is over une woman and child to ever. man n aun and that rHe aauy.-. wuo ara figured in rhe roraIatiop .. Nome number several hundred. n .#E naau. n.a.er tHgt g>e haze -,51s r.uan. inhabitants m thia gts
 Probably On. gs-t uag l. 4,r ;, fu- idea of Che number of people u app. is Co canvass thr num,,,us dances and a"alI# which a,r heHa eieeH h,r, thl winter.
 Look backward T., tua Radiator ban guet HHea a.a representative ha.n.-s uea gathered ar tne festive board. rc- .a.I tan EasIa.- masqurrIe and Jhe arssaf @araar.= t0.I r. sat nothing .f the other past events
 The -HrrtIHu one who doubts In. aath.u'.a r.rau at EYmos population HHl do aaH t h. or she vlu attend the various functions which um b, gwen lu the fgtur-
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-21
GUILTY BUT INSANE.

This is the style Of verdict some snciologists are suggesting ror d"gou- crate criminals who cvadc the law by their mental deficiency. For rhc tuu familiar verdict of mot guilty r.cau-. of insanity" the Sciety of Medical jurisprudence suggests that tho low bo -" changed that jurio~ may bring iu one of guilty. but fn.anc" The pro posed innovation involves something of contradiction m terms for accurd ing to accepted ideas an insane man cannot be guilty of anything and l." say that h is doesn't make him so.
 Perhaps what rally ncedS reforming Is the assumption. iu and out uf court Ina, insanity and frr.srou.tbuity aI- ways go together The tart is that in-
 sanity i- of nnumyrahlo grades. and that in th, ,as. of many forms tn, resulting rrcsronsiblts i- very far from comrIet, iu given instance it nay exist aS regards a,t~ "r uuIv "u, Eud tho mumjo knowing perfectly volI what D." is at"ut in aII other mat tors M"r.oy"r insanity i+ m n" small lagr" question nf geography and chronology.
 \ sayag" may have ideas of tnc most unreasonable kind and y,t br san, in comparison with his fellow savaEo-
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-21

groc. The chief avenues of intei- change are hot North ard South with anc another, but out acresH the oceans with other continents.
 We need not cheat ourselves with he dclusion that through sentiment our influence win come to dominate from Reriug straits to CaIc Horn IT We must grtlracticany busy. with ships and banks and exports and imports and a Pm-Amcrican rfMlway. The Pan- anna canal is a step in the rient dir.c- ton. but the m,r, ditch itself win not b. enough
 Para ui1 book rn that foreign conn try which buys her rubber. Bahia to : he ou which buys her coffee. and both to that country whose ships bring them goods. supplies, machnry. With Ger man banks doing the exchange busi- ness of Rio dr Jauciro. English banks that of Bucnos Ayrcs. what evidence has either Brazil or Argentina of our greatness. goodness and paramouutcy.
 We have a billion of American dpl- lars invested in Mexico. and >o Wy. loom large in Mexican clrz But nur elder brotherhood ,o th, advanced DOT tion Of South America is a mere poli,i- 'al fiction without substantial basic lu trade ,Nvh8ng, ~hiu~- Mfnuyapu is Journal
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-21

"Ain't il funny what difference just a few hours makee" There's a deal more truth than poetry In that line For instance. Just a rrw hours before last Saturdays election YOU could have heard some one addrrS-'ue one of th" successful eaudi I1tc- in II manner similar ta this. Hello. Jmm,. You ciut got auy more chance That a jaeE rabbit f9 b. elected" Then f-y i.H- after election "Huw are You Mir So and So ! knew you would get there I told aa of fha hoys sn. Drop aamd once u a while Folks arc al- ways glad su see sau Maybe f's human .arar-
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-21
THE LOOKER-ON

There i- Ias-ou f5 b. mastered ou t1e isrt of cs,y voter in the eleot.ou 4.ld last Saturday, and we rusr tlat al wIIl tah. the sam. fp heart uh n thc annual election Is held durug th, etrs part of AruL
 There i- som,tHug radically uroar neH one ,ardidute can ~.rur, oyar a Huh pf u4c vut.s cast iu th. rarm of "plunkcrz" aS they are called ,I.h four candidates In tho field amI ,.rr one "f them able To qualif, for rh, position Of councilman
 During special elections rurr. k .i. ee ar no interest taken in eIsctfug candidates just [" help out a quorum. but tms Is wrong aI property holders -hould guard tncir interests in a nor. fitting manner. and mol allow thas, "ho don't have a dollar invested r.. tar city to elect people to carry on its affairs.
 We have nu fault tu nnd with .h. election of either councilman un sl.. urlag last for both win carr, ar ar help 'o carry on the affairs ur The r.r. tp the best of their ability and al popular both "f them Gm we t.. speaking for the general election ta la.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-21

You can buy Select Beer at the Eagle for the same price you pay for inferior grades. You can compare il with any coast or even any Eastern beer and for purity, flavor and cleanliness it has them all beaten. Give Select a fair test and you will have no other.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-21

Mumms. White Seal or CIicquot 'hampagne by the case nr bottle at Seward Commercial Co. successors 10 T. ! Nestor Co
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-21

Good warm rooms for 'he Winter st The Elite Baths. Steam heat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-21

1 leld Tn the nesr future when q na,g late will be made up and men elected O carry on the affairs of the city for | he coming year
 :. < &
 The Srhuback Hamilton people be- iieve that the Alaska Steamship and Pacific Coast Steamship Companies are having to" good a helping of th,. pas enger pudding to Alaska. and are go- Ing to "cut-iu" and get chunk" of t themselves
 Competition i> tue life of anything even in nature. where we are constant > having examples Of the survival of hc iitt,sl and in th, passenger husi- less there is need of a whnl, lot ot .omrctiti"n "nI the Alaska run. espc- competition ou the Alaska ran. espe- .iary {" thr noath or Rcring sea route
 * m
 Its n" tr".:blc [" make one believe hat the hickory stick k an unknown quantity up here. for the environments aud rendezvous of the young men of Nome school boys at that-would re- Iuirc a special grove of hickory to grow enough switches to supply the aemauu. to make them see the folly of thcir ways. if they lived back in uId New England
 %
 IL would be hard work tp prove that ny one person has the actual gift of ro?heey. bat the man who looks ahead md works for the frture does better 'hau he who lives onIy m the present
 There are thousands examples of this fact in the modern history of sreat or successful men one of tn, great trouble with moat men and wo- men wh" struggle for existence in this country, is due to the fact that they arc "u,iroucd by very small world of h.ir own But il is not ucccsSar, hat they stay in that world any more .hau rhv great man whose birthday vr celebrated week ago sunday should have staid in the little Kentucky coun rrE~id" where he first saw the light of lay Had Abraham Lincoln remained hcmmcd in with the small world and environments "f his childhood hc never would have developed into the greatest Tor modern martyrs as tpu as grra, statesman and president
 :: & E.
 Wouldn't it shock ypu"" Ther, wa, "uc, t physician who was called in to vmru'at. mans leg. The patient was rut under the influence of ether and when hc regained consciousness he 'h-'rsra the doctor standing beside the table virh a worried look on his face.
 Pardon me-. gasped the physician ."uur hecam" so interested in my .vart that fear have cut on thr wrong leg"
 g
 There is a rumor to the effect that if the old members of the city coun- oil can't be induced to run for rc-eIee- ton. there will b" a straight ont and "ut business mems ticket in the field Hh". NH go before the people pledge to |"n'.rue th" rrl.ry in running lhe af- 'a's Of th city in the able manner just as ft has been conducted for the Irast two years with "retreuchment. to meet existing conditions" as their WatohWori
 Ne doubt If any council win eyer go out "f office with as much actual cash in the treasury as the one now in pow rr. which represents a strict policy of two year development in point pr economy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-21
OR D s. NEUMAN.
J. Nj. SLOAN, NJ. D. c. M.

Manitoba University. T.. R. C. P edinburgh l.. R. C. s, Edinburgh. L. F. r. X S. Glasgow.
 office hours: to and to S.3r D. m. Phone: Oniee. Main i5. resi- dence. Black 45.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-21
REMEMBER THE NAME.

For prompt and satisfactory lsurIry york call up the Peoples l'undry Phone Main t51.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-21
Go TO TIE NO .rH POLE

Bakery for the best bread aud pas, lur .uN coffee House ,u town
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-21

Nal for the outside elosses at local postotfce on Monday and Thursday af- ternoons at o'clock.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-21

OFFICIAL PAPER.
NOME. ALASKA. FEB. 21. 1911.
COMING EVENTS.

Outside mail IS due to arrive on Mon day and Thursday afternoons.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-21

Eastern Star Bal, February 22, A. 8. Hall
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-21
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-21

RoBor, Emmet entertainment Mar
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-21

Miners Bal. March 9.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-08
MAY UNITE SCHOOLS
Decision Of Suprems Court in Milford
School Case Of Great Importance to
District School Direetors-Findins Of
Lower Court Affirmed.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Milford. April s-The state supreme
court has just rendered a decision in
the Milford school case affirming the
decision OF the district court This case
may be briefly reviewed as follows:
The Independent School District Of Mil
ford was extended last year. taking in
twenty sections OF farm land adjoining
the town of Milford and forming the
Consolidated Schools of Milford. thus
taking in three country school honses.
A few parties commenced suit 20 have
this Set aside it was tried hafare me
county superintendent and ;:le state
superintendent and then in the district
court. all Of which were favorable TO
the consolidation and they carried it 20
the state supreme court, and new +.
has been affirmed there. This means
that the Consolidated District will
build a new modern school building in
Milford this year. The plan is to build
brick eight room building at cos:
Of about 5000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-08

cents and members OF the faculty ars
eligible who have climbed above tim
hsrline on foot, Professor Mcdonald,
Professor Buchanan, Professor Pam
NELL and Mr.. Hoffman are the active
charter members in the organization.
The purpose OF the club will be to meet
occasionally and swap stories.
Two Of the annual inspection trips
were made this vacation under the
charge of Professor Kirkham and Pro-
fessors Williams. Hodson and Barr.
The members of the senior civil! c.ass
visited the Gary Steel Company at
Gary, Ind, and the Illinois Steel Com
pany's plant and the American Bridge
Company's works at Chicago. The
mining engineering ceremics and in
dustrial chemistry departments visited
many of the eastern factories. the min
ers and ceremics students visited vari-
Gus machinery plants at Milwaukee,
the Illinois Steel Works and the North
western Terra Gotta Works at Chi
Cago. The Standard OIL refinery at
Whiting. Ind. and the zinc plant at
LaSalle. Ill The Industrial chemists
visited the Schlitz Brewery Company.
Largent's chemical works. and the
Swift & Co. plant at Chicago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-08
New Hartford News.
,necial to Times-Repub1ican.

Special to Times Republican.
New Hartford. April S-Carl Geyer
was an over Sunday guest at the home
Of his mother. He has been working
at Cherokee as extra train dispatcher
on the Illinois Central.
DR.. D. H. Pelletier and family re-
turned home Sunday from their 1lli-
nois visit.
Dallis Wick was an over Sunday WIS.,
itor at Reinbeck. There is rumor
floating around that Dallis has made
arrangements SC that IN the near fu-
ture these visits Will be cut out.
Mrs. Margaret Miller went Monday
to Dixie to keep house FOR her" daugh :
ter, Mrs. Olmstead. while the latter ia
visiting in New York state.
Mrs. J. s. Knipe and daughter, Mrs.
Eva Walker. Mrs. Sarah Knipe and
daughter. Florence. went to vinton
Wednesday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Burdette, q niece OF the Mesdameh
Knipe.
Harland Wood and James Emery re-
turned Wednesday from Dies Moines.
where they have been attending q
school Of pharmacy.
Mrs F. w. Paulyer and nephew,
Randall Mayo. of Cedar Falls, were
visiting friends here Friday: