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BEYOND COMPETITION.
Stone + Fairfax, ! 342N.Y.Ave.


movement on foot to organize branch
of the order in .Anacostia.
The Chesa peake and Potomac Telephone
Company has decided after a conference
with representatives of the citizens as
sociation that it would not be good pol
lev to establish an exchange In Anacos-
tia at the present time, as desired by the
associa ton. Should the business across
the Eastern branch increase to such an
extent as to warrant an exchange one
will be established.
Work on the new brick FIRE engine
house on Pennsylvania avenue in Ran
die Highlands has been practically COM
pleted, and the formal dedication OF the
building will soon take place. The citi-
zens. association is working to make this
event one Of Importance. The founoa-
ton for the new school building is COM
pleted and this work will be pushed to
completion. No apparatus for the engine
house has been assigned as yet, but II is
believed that 1t will consist OF chemical
engine, a hose carriage and truck.
Rev Samuel W. Graff1in, pastor of the
Anacostia Methodist Episcopal Church.
will resume his illustrated lectures at the
service tomorrow evening.
Fire of unknown origin broke out last
night about $40 o'clock In the house OF
j. Frank Daley. 1879 Pleasant street,
Ana costa An alarm was sounded from
box ~, and two companies Of the fire
department responded but the blaze was
extinguished before the arrival OF the
firemen. About s. damage resulted.
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BILL OF EXCEPTIONS SIGNED.
Action Of Court in Matter of John
Barton Miller's Appeal.

Justice Wright has signed the bill OF
executions in connection with the appeal
of John Barton Miller, former secretary
treasurer of the defunct First Co-opera-
tive Building Association. A transcript
OF the record now will be made by the
clerk of the District Supreme Court and
forwarded to the Court of Appeals.
Arguments will be heard in the appel
late court in December. Attorneys II. f.
Davis and j. z. Laskey appear for Miller
and United States Attorney wilson ana
Assistant United States Attorney Proctor
for the government
Miller is under sentence of twenty
years Imprisonment following his con-
y.ction of embezzling the funds of the
association. He is at liberty under bona
awaiting the result of his appeal.
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FERRYBOAT GOES ASHORE.
Floats During Night, After Tu
Fails to Get Her OFF.

The ferry steamer Alexandra, which
was the victim of the rush of the cur
rent yesterday afternoon and was car
ried ashore on the flats on the eastern
side of the river near the Firth Ster-
ling steel plant wharf, was released
about midnight and is running today
as usual.
1t is stated that the steamer had
made landing at the wharf and was
leaving there when the current caught
her before she gathered good Roadway
and put her on the bank. One OF the
large tugs attached to the Washington
ordnance foundry. which was notified
of the plight of the steamer. went to
her assistance. butt the tugs pulling
was in vain. The ferryboat f1oated of
the bank without assistance in the
night and steamed her way to Alex
audria.
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WILLS FILED FOR PROBATE.
Disposition of Estates Of Mrs. Re-
becca Ballinger and Sina Smith.

The will of Mrs. Rebecca Baliinger.
dated February %. 1901, was hled To-Day
for probate. She leaves 500 TO each OF
her grandchildren. The remaining estate
is devised to her daughter. caroline q.
Moon. and her son. David w. Bailinser,
in equal shares. The American security
and Trust Company is named as exec
utor.
After disposing of household effects to
friends, Sina Smith, by her Will dated
March :" 1910, leaves her real estate to
James F. Bundy to sell. The proceeds
are to be distributed as directed by the
testatrix. The remaining estate is left
to Eliza Stanton, Fanny Luckett, Column
b.a Webb. Mary Lemmons. Henrietta An
derson, Rachel Carroll, Martha Brown
and Clara Brown, in equal shares
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INJURED BY Elevator.
JOHN MART|E MAY DIE
Washington Man Hurt in Cum.
berIand While Inspecting
Work Just Completed.

Leaning far over the elevator shaft OF
the Third National Bank building in
Cumberland, Md, while on the second
moor, to enable him to inspect some
elevator work he had just completed,
John Martie of this city was struck by
an elevator which descended unexpect-
eddy and he received injuries to his head
that may prove fatal or disfgure or
blind him for life.
His wife and family, who live at the
Plaza apartments. Pennsylvania avenue
and Washington circle. were notified this
morning of the accident by Chief of
Police IRVINE, and Mrs. Martie left Wash
train for Cumberland to be at the bed
side of her husband. A brother Thomas
Martie, will also go to Cumberland.
Receives Terrific Blow.
While Mr. Martie was looking down the
shaft investigating the new cable he had
just installed an elevator went up. 1t
then came down without warning and
before Mr.. Martie had time to entirely
withdraw his head 1t struck him a ter
rife blow. The elevator operator, not
knowing what had happened, went down
to the first floor
Mr.. Martie's sccalp was badly cut. the
elevator disfisurinS his face. breaking his
nose and jaw. 1t is feared his skull was
fractured at the base Of the brain. He
was completely blinded by injuries to his
eyes.
Despite his injuries Mr.. Martie was
able to walk to the drug store in the
building. He was given flrst-aid treat
ment until he could be taken to the
Western Maryland Hospital.
In Critical Condition.
At the hospital he lapsed into I'M
consciousness and it was stated last
night that his condition was critical N
operation will be necessary to save his
life. according to reports received here.
Before being taken to the hospital Mr..
Martie was able to dictate message to
his wife, giving his name and address in
Washington
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ACTION Is DELAYED.
District Dental Inspectors to b
Named After Schools Open,

Appointments of dental inspectors for
the public schools will not be made
until after the opening Of schools, Sep
TENDER Is, according to an announce
ment today by District Health Officer
Woodward There are three names on
the eligible list, two for white schools
and one for colOred.
Two positions were provided for in
the last appropriation act, the inspectors
to receive an annual salary each or
$500.
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GOING AFTER RUNAWAY GIRL
Detective Baur Will Seek Nellie
Nolan in Norfolk.

Detective Baur will go to Norfolk to-
night to get Nellie Nolan, seventeen years
Old who was arrested in that city last
night. Nellie recently ran away from her
home at 30 10th street southeast, her
mother told the police Mrs. Nolan asked
Inspector Boardman to have her daugh-
ter brought home. 4 charge of incor-
rigibility was preferred against her and
she will be returned for trial in the
Juvenile Court.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
OTHER SERVICES.

BIBLE DOCTRINES OF PERFECTION AND
falling away. Hebrews. 9TH chapter. con-
sidered tomorrow, $40 to 5. at So 9Th st.
Unsectaran: interesting: Gomez no collection.
GREAT Gospel FEAST At GREEN WILLOW
Park Sunday. September 3. 1a1l.-Dr. Alexan-
der wibanks Of Friendship Baptist Church Will
preach at = O'Clock about The Devils Hog
killing. and at 7:3O he will preach about
The Valley of Dry Bones" This meeting is
held under the auspices Of Friendship Baptist
Church. All are welcome.
CENTRAL. UNION MISSION 62o LA. AVE. NV.
Sunday services: Morning meeting at TO- con
Quoted by Mr.. j. T. Pratt: at g. service In
charge Of Mrs. Moorcs: Gospel Wagon at
Washington circle at $40 pm. when Rev.
William 7. Stucheil of Railway. \. j.. will
speak: Gospel Wagon on Market space at $50
pm: speaker. Rev. X. L. Futz. pastor Of
Epuorth NJ. Z. Church South Of this city:
Miss Jennie Smith. tho railroad evangelist ;
will also speak briefly at the Market Space
meeting. and will be the principal speaker in
tho Mission bldg. at pm. Services every
night I'm the week at :, and every MONDAY
Everybody welcome.
MISS JENNIE SMITH THE RAILROAD EVAN
geIist will speak in this city tomorrow as
follows: II am. Epworth NJ. T. Ihurch
South corner 7th and SITS. ne: pm. the
Central Union Mission. e.. Louisiana ave
NV She will also participate In the Gospel
Wagon meeting er Market space Mt Ga" pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-02

Mrs. varilla Constance Hickey Oglesbv
widow of David Oglesby, died at Lynch
burg. Va. Thursday. after long illness.
She was eighty-one years old.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.

/ want . few live mon to help mo
sell nv South Dakota land SO that l
can buy more. Liberal deal for tho
right man. II you're not live one no
uso to waste my time and yours. II
Won are write me at once. Charles l..
Eakin. Blunt, s. D.
For Sale or Exchanss-s7,o 200. par
value. 5 per cent first mortgage gold
bonds Independent Telephone Com
pany, Of Omaha (automatic) for 80 per
cent Of par. $4,000 4 per cent preferred
stock in same company Mt % per cent
of par. s160 900 par value per cent
cumulative and $500 I jer cent pre-
ferred stock, Long Distance Telephone
Company, OF Omaha independently al
e5 per cent of par. S2o,on0 6 per cent
first mortgage gold bonds OF Nebraska
Traction e. Power Company. Write FOR
particulars Have YOU ANYTHING 10
trade? List II with MS. Hilllas & Co
sos Broadway. Council Bluffs. Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-17

| three years: J. r. Gowdy for two years
and d. J. Thompson for the one year

three years: J. F. Gowdy for two years.
and ID. J. Thompson for the one-yeaE
term
Rev. Mr.. Burdine commenced revival
meetings here Tuesday evening.
Misses Blanche and Altise Corder. OF
Vancleve are visiting their uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Lingham.
The oyster supper given by the Roy
nj Neixhbors Tuesday evening was an
enjoyable AFFAIR. After supper a dance
was given for those who enjoy that
kind OF entertainment
Mrs George Bernard. OF Joliet, ILL.,.
and Mrs MilNam Muelhaupt, OF Dee
Moines. are visiting their sister. Mrs
John Van Hook and family.
Miss Snnn Stevens went to Beres-
ford.S. D., Wednesday called there by
the serious illness OF her friend. Mrs
John Stanton.
Mrs. G. w. Lingham visited the last
OF the week with her ftaher. Mr.. N. T
Phillips. at New Sharon.
The social given by the Young Poo
pies Bible Glass Wednesday evenins
was a profitable as we'll as enjoyable
affair, being held Wednesday evening.
Thomas Danielson. Of Marshalfown
called on friends Tuesday and Incl
dentaHy looked after his propert.
here.
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Iowa st ws.hinaton on.

washington. March 17.-Rural car
riers were appointed In Iowa ~ fol-
lows: Benton. George G. Frisbie. sub.
stitute, Fred e. kluss: Garwin. John
Rcriiss. substitute. James c. Dobson
Indinnola. Freeman Lisby: McCalls-
burg. William II Tett. substitute. Otto
W. Solyst: Manning. Ward B. Billsck
substitute. Susie II. Billick: TAma
Carsten Sievers. substitute Augusta
Sievers.
Pensions were granted to Iowans ~
follows: David b Anderson. SIS:
George ~ Beechler. SIS: Richard NJ. J
Coleman. SEA; Mary Goodin. $l2: SUI
sam f.. kenline. 3l.: Augustus McEi-
downey, SIS: Mary McElroy. &l2; Nor
man b. Mitch. SIS; Albert Miller. $50:
Mary j. Richards. IS; Francis NJ. Ross
so4: Frank w Scnccbaugh. $2i: Alex
A. sherman, $24: Amos stewart. Va:
CLANCY Thomas. SIS.
Ell Adams. $24; Lawrence T. bacon
s1b: Christian Begun. $50: Mary Buck
lev Sl2; Asa n Callahan. $g@. by spe
cial act. Andrew J. COLLISION, sZ4;
Joshua Dawson. SIS; Nicholas Ewitld
SIS: Elizabeth Hall. sl2: Hug" Hof-
bauer. $50: Michael McDermoit, allaS
AtcDonough. $40: William Manly. va
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Jane. +. Murvin. SIS: John r. 49,

James r. Murvin. SIS: John =. aa
$50. N
w. o. Ferguson has been appce
postmaster In wiGhtman. CAe
county. vice NJ. ~. Wright. reaagne IA
The controller OF the currency l.l1 /!
received tho application Of the -
ers' State Savings Bank OF Mount -
to convert into the First National 1nam
cf Mount Ayr. Capital. S2S.00o.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-17

piies Cured In Q 70 ~ 0ayo.
Pazo ointment Is guaranteed 20 cufo
any case OF itching. blind. olee0Iae
protruding piles in six to foufssea go
or money refunded Fifty cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-17
MISSOURI, LAND.
For Sals-lmprove<i

For Sals-lmproved Pike county,
Missouri. farms Some real bargains
In corn and clover lands. Write tno
today FOR list and let mo know your
wants. c. II. Prescott. Bowling Gres0s
Mo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-17

The most common cause OF inso@ne
If disorders OF the stomach. ChAm0ee~%
,ain's Stomach and Liver Tsoicts 0oess
rect these disorders and enable yoo
sleep. For sale by all deolerA
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aolt. couole ceIebrateo.

Rolfe. March 17.-Mr. and Nr1. l60es
Tin Weible celebrated their fifttee1
wedding anniversary. number -
friends and relatives being pfegoeos
MIR. and Mrs v. Hauck. who we're -
the wedding fifty years $50. w1es 0seos
cn,. presenta bentttinS the occassoA
We're gwen. 49,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-17
Marietta Notes.

George Haddock, Of Galatea. Colo
who has been here for the past two
weeks visited relatives and friendaL left
for his home Thursday.
Miss Margaret Dunn. OF st. Anthony
visited her sister. Mrs. A. +. Larson
this week.
Mrs. Chris Wardinan, went to Ell
dora Tuesday evening to spend q few
days visiting friends.
Miss Kate Johnson, Of Luray, visited
her friend. Mrs. E. N. Hall, Tuesday.
School closed Friday for three weeks
vacation. The teacher. Miss Helen Nc
Crae, went to her home to spend her
vacation.
r. NJ West and family moved on
Robert Wardman's farm last week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-17
ciIm an News Notes.

Friday morning where she will take
treatment for rheumatism. She was
accompanied by her husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sexton spen'
Friday in Grinnell at the home of the
iatter's parents, MIR. and Mrs. Joseph
Hayes.
MT. and Mrs Yeager and son Dorr. Of
Grinnell, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Yeager's parents, DIR. and Mrs. Graves.
Mr.. and Brs. Ben Ingraham visited
Saturday night in Grinnell.
Thirty members Of the c. -istian en-
deavor society were entertained Friday
evening at the beautiful new country
home Of Mr.. and Mrs j. D. Crawford.
Messrs. and Mesdames J. s. Paul.
Dan Slower and James Lowery and
the latter's daughter. Miss Anna, were
Marshalltown visitors Wednesday.
Twenty-Five members Of Rev. f. B.
Palmer's Sunday school class met at
the parsonage Thursday evening and
spent a very enjoyable time. The eve
ming was spent in playing games and
in organization. The class decided I'M
animously to organize under the adult
bible class movement. AS q result Roy
Stoddard was elected president, Grace
Wynn secretary and treasurer, Rev.
Mr.. Palmer teacher, and Esther Wal
lace as chairman Of the social commit
tee. The class chose up sides to COM
pete for new members for thirty days.
the losing side to treatTths winners
TO banquet. Lee Stewart and Tena
Chindlund were elected captains.
The annual meeting Of the Farmers
Elevator Company Of Gilman was held
at the q. A. n. hall Saturday after
noon. and a large number o. the menu
bers were present. After the business
was over, the ell. elton Of officers was
taken up, and the following were elect
ed: President. G. T. Stewart: vice
president. J. A. Jones: secretary. Gil
bert Hill: treasurer. Omar Sawyer.
Tho board Of directors are the above
officers and s. L. Ludlow. s. d. Green.
Ole Hill, Thomas McIlrath and Carl
Johnson.
More interest developed in the school
election than has been manifest for
years. Two directors were, to be elect
ed and the vote was as follows: ]. A.
Stansberry. 95; G. w. Corrick, go: 8.
Gregg. 81.
Mrs. Burtch, who has been visiting
with relatives at Colorado Springs since
Sept. 1. arrived home Wednesday. She
was accompanied home by her daugh-
ter. Mrs Myrtle Poe, who will remain
here for some time.
DR.. T.. F. Roberts was an over-Sun-
day visitor at Moravia.
The Congregational ladies. will serve
dinner at the q. A. r. hall Saturday,
March IS. which Is market sale day.
Mrs. Mary Hunter. who Is attending
college at Cedar Falls. was guest Of
her parents from Wednesday until
Monday.
Miss Amelia Sawyer left Friday for
Hayfield, Mimi, for several weeks visit
with her brother. Jonas Sawyer, and
family.
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Continued From Page 81.

spent Friday with her aunt. Mrs. c. ].
Sweet.
Miss Louva Boyd closed the winter
term Of school In Felix township. No. g.
Grundy county. Friday. and Is spend
ing her vacation at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Nrs. E. E. Boyd.
Frank Dawson, south OF town, VINO
has been sick with an attack OF appen-
dicitis. 10 recovering nicely.
The I'D Grouse family have been III
with tonsilitis.
The Women's Club met with Mrs. G.
A. Mershon Tuesday evening. Quota
lions from Riley were given In re-
Spouse to roll call. Mrs. McGee was
unable to be present, 30 her paper.
Legends. OF the Mississippi Valley
will be given at q later meeting. MIS-.
L. H. Smith gave an interesting paper
on THE Manufacture Of Salt" MRS.
6. H. Ralston reviewed the book, the
Calling Of Dan Matthews" after which
the discussion was led by the president
Mrs. Sadie Bueghly. The st. Patricka
social evening was postponed I'LL
Tuesday evening of next week MIS-
r. A. Thurber will be hostess at her
home one mile east Of town.
The members of the Christian church
had an all days session Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. D. r. Parnell. Well
filled lunch baskets were brought along
and a delicious dinner was served at
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Bueghly have
been visiting in Des Moines.
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Marion Township Notes.

]. c. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Nicholson. and Mrs. Nellie Nicholson
visited Sunday at W. H. Nicholson's
north Of Beamap Mrs. Nellie Nichol-
son will VISIT 1T her sons for several
weeks
Mrs. Della Haas and son Harold. OF
Marshall, visited Sunday at George
wolfsang's north Of Green Mountain.
The Helping Hand AID Society met
this week at Howard Nicholson's. The
hostesses were Mesdames Henry Mich
olson, e. F. Wheeler. George wolfsang
Fred wallen and Howard Nicholson
The entertainment was In the nature OF
tho anniversary celebration OF the
March marriages Of the hostesses Din
ner was served in sacks. Decorations
were Of red and green.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-17

Southwest Iowa 10 Q fertile ned for
tho man with anything TO ssll that
has merit. It Is thickly populated ana
prosperous Seventy nvc thousand poo.
pie in southwes. Iowa read the daily
Nonpnreil It Is the great want -
medium OF this section. It 10 known
far and wide A. . producer OF results.
II you have land or anything else g
sell or trade. get In touch with south.:
west Iowa thru the Nonpareil Write
Cor our special offer. Nonpareu. Coua.
eli Bluffs. Iowa tS
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,MINN EeoTA LANDS.

For Sale Stock and dairy farm
Non resident viii sell at big reductions
$40 acres. eighty-two miles from Min
neapoiis. six room house. harm. etcsx
clay loam soil: only SIS per acroS
worth $50. Might take other property
In part payment. Stodden. owner. 1914
3rd avenue South. Minneapolis. Mimi
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-17
IOWA LANDS.

= S..1.::.-. :.:::::- ;>>:>.
adjoining q small town In northwestern
iowa. 3125 per acre. Hugh Bronson.
Bancroft, Iowa, r. r. No. 3.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-17
SAlESMEN WANTED.

Wsnted-Salesmen and solicitors for
Marshalltown and adjoining territory.
Great selling line for good men. state
experience and references. RI. F.. Mat
thews, sales manager. 4o3 Syndicate
Building, Waterloo, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-17
Minerva News.

Minerva Nsws.
The social and entertainment given
by the I.adies'ikid Society Friday ev-
ming was .farSelX a1tended. The Mi
nerva band fuIntshSd, the music.
MI. P hufhpkfeys. sof Union, Is a
guest at the home OF his son. w. A.
Humphreys.
Mrs. S. Elliott returned Sunday G. u
In gfrom weeks visit with relatives
at Belle P,aine and Toledo.
Misses Emma and Ruth Nichols re-
turned to Cedar Falls Tuesday after
weeks vacation.
Miss Leona LARSON, OF Abba is WIS.,
ttins her sisters. Mrs. w. A. Humph-
reys and Miss Grace LARSON.
Mrs. Fred Kruse spent few days
OF Mrs c. c. Lounsberry.
Mr.. Earl Tomlinson will work for
Herbert Nichols the coming season.
Charles Seagar who has been en-
ployed by Herbert Nichols for the past
I'VE years will work for Warren Mich
OILS the coming year.
Mrs Minnie Nichols entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society Thursday at an
all-day meeting. Guests Of the aid
were Mrs Butler, Mrs. and Miss Bry-
ant, Mrs. Holland and Mrs. o. s.
Chapman.
All Chapman. OF Minerva. delivered
to Pyle & Chapman, at Bromley n load
OF 9-months- old shOats that averaged
3s5 pounds.
Men are at work. at Warren Nichols
this week saving dimension lumber
preparatory to erecting large barn
on the Stacy Nichols farm and Il gran
airy on Fred Nichols place Walter r.
Smelling is planning to build large
barn this spring.
Miss Leonard resumed her school
work Monday after Il weeks vacation
Mr.. J. w. Grove and family left Nom
day for Portland. Ore. to visit tho for
mer's sister
t. Washington Township Notes.
| The Helping ii,,Iii Society met
| March with Mrs. c. II. Damien. There
was a large number present. including
several visitors. Fleeing quilt blocks
! was the work OF the day. A lengthy
bsuiness meeting was held during the
regular business session. The next
meeting will be Oh Wednesday. March
%. at the home of Mrs. Ollie Gallentine
lions to be discussed about business
| Of the coming year at this meeting.
| Mr. and Mrs. Harry Monroe have
moved into the house recently vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Huff.
Misses Hazel and Nettie Stark. OF
Maxwell. are visiting at the r. II. Tett-
er home.
| Mr. aud Mrs. f. Fl. Buchanan. old
residents OF Our community for the
past th!rty-nine years have moved "a
their new home In Marshalltown.
Mrs Ollie Gallentine and daughte,
Jessie visited at Green Mountain at the
Henry Cober home over Sunday.
George Damien and family visited al
the Jack Miller home, south Of Mel.
bourne, Sunday.
Ferguson News Notes.
| Mt anu sits. James tEs... NJ tsrtnnell
are visiting Mr.. and Mn. O. IT. Find.