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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-04-05
TheEstablished
Order

do you know" said young Mrs.
Allison. shutting one eye and concen-
trating the other on that Of the needle
in her hand. do you know. I think
there ought to be an established or.
der in the matter Of clothes"
"Goodnessi" gasped the fuffy-haired
blonde, dropping her sewing in con-
sternation. Don't tell US that you
are going in for dress reform. Ce-
lester"
Nothing like that" said young Mrs.
Allison, placidly. Don't be alarmed,
dear. I'm not going to appear in a
totga and sandals. either, and hop
around after . rubber ball In order
TO perfect my figure. Far from Il!
My tastes are highly modern and
have a weakness for trains on my
gowns"
What intend TO convey by the re-
mark to which you 80 hastily took ex-
cepuon-@ She paused for breath.
What | intended to say was that
there ought to be a regular tabulated
catalogue. arranged with cross-refer-
ences. telling exactly what costume
should be worn at any given function,
at given time and place and under CIV
en- circumstances"
Her audience dggled as a noncom-
initial way OF receiving the sugges-
tion.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-04-05

Oklahoma City. April 5.-The Farm.
ers' Institute is practically new edu-
cational institution, being only about
a quarter Of century old, but young
as II is, II is the motive power from
which revolves the most progressive
farming. We say revolyes, for it is
not by any means on a standstill, but
just as the motor power in our cities
propels the street car. factory. lights
and even the smoothing iron. so does
the board of agriculture and A. &. NJ.
College reach the everyday farmer
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-04-05
Notice to Holders of County Warrants

Notice to Holders of County Warrants
Office of County Treasurer, Vinita
Oklahoma, April 4th, 1911.-The treas.
urer is prepared to pay to the follow
ing county warrants on presentation
Court Fund Warrants, series B, Nos.
III to 1870.
!. and !. Fund Warrants, series B,
Nos. 21 to 20.
Supply Fund Warrants, series B,
Nos. ia to 1877.
Separate School Warrants, series B,
Nos. 81 to 6S.
Interest ceases on above May 4th,
1911 Respectfully,
E. D. FICKLIN,
County Treasurer Craig County.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-04-05
Retailers Hold Enthusiastic Meeting

On account of our city election The
meeting of the Merchants & Bankers
association was small last night. but
full Of enthusiasm. A committee on
progress, consisting OF eight, known
as the live ones was appointed to as
sist Mr.. Jacobsen in new membership
work, and the results were ten new
ones in two hours work this morning.
That work will continue until tomor.
row night, Thursday the 9th, when all
will come together at the Commercial
Club room at o'clock to elect the
best set of officers for the work. All
interested be sure to be on hand. This
looks to be one of the best moves in
the interest of the merchants, bankers
and consumers. For one thing it is
going to save the cost of supporting
the deadbeat, the floater and the trans
lent swindler.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-04-05
once Fixtures For Sale.

Having leased Offices in the Jones
Bagby building, we win sell our Office
fixtures cheap. Just what you want
to fit up first floor Offices. Cherokee
Investment Company.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-04-05

But think" pursued young Mrs. AL
hson with earnestness. how much
inconvenience and embarrassment It
would save In the matter of making
decisions, to say nothing OF the help
1t would be in preparing a seasons
wardrobe"
But, Celeste" protested the young
matron with auburn hair, what II you
didn't have the exact costume the
rules called fort"
The requirements would be approx
innate. of course" replied Mrs. ALI.
son. grandly. And" she added. de-
scending to a tone Of personal feeling,
Just think how nice It would be II
this method were universally adopted
and you had positive assurance that
you couidnt make mistake and fnd
yourself unsuitably dressed"
Hal" exclaimed the fiufy-haired
blonde. gleefully. 80 that's the
trouble. is IT. Did you get caught in a
gfngham dress at garden party. Ce-
lester"
"on the contrary" said Celeste,
gloomily, 1T was quite the other way,
| assure you; but 1t was just as bad"
i can feel for you," remarked the
young matron with auburn hair, sym.
pathetically BILLY and went out to
dine last week ON an impromptu In.
vitation-just a little informal sum
mer AFFAIR our hostess had assured
me. So Billy wore white fianneIs. and
| put on q lingerie frock. And when
we got there we were the only ones
among twenty guests not in evening
dress. The other eighteen knew the
directions OF the household. Tell
us now you were caught. Celeste"
IL was a dinner. too" replied young
Mrs. Allison. "A girl knew awfully
well was giving It, 30 Just simply
asked her what to wear
We'll she said, 1 like to dress
up, myself, and the Judsons are com.
Ing. and they always look like fashion
plates anyway, so fancy you may
go to any length Of elegance that you
choose
so OF course Fred wore his evening
clothes, and | got into my very hest
newest and most cherished yellow sat.
In gown that l keep done up in blue
tissue paper In a lavendar scented
box in my guest room. 1t was one o,
those sticky, hot nights. too. and Fred
groWled scandalously over his toilet
My yellow dress is rather TIGHT. and
with the heat from all the electric
lights, and the exertion and eyerv.
hing, my face was the color of nv
coral beads-in yellow! Fancy III |
And the pricl1ly heat began to come
out on my arms"
The sewing circle murmured com.
And, fond friends" said Young
Mrs. Allison. with indignant allitera.
lion, when ye got there my hostess
lad changed her mind and worn an or.
candle MULTI was too terribly hu-
Md for anything else, she said. Mr.
hudson had just come from the golf
'lub, and apologized for the dust on
lis shoes and for not having had time
o dress And every woman among
he guests, including the elegent Mrs
ludson. had on cool, lacy wash
lress!"
Even the fiuffy-haired blonde seemed
with the tragedy.
We went out motoring in the even.
ng," concluded young Mrs. Allison
and Mr.. Judson, with his dusty shoes
'tood on my ySlow satin slippers n
he tonneau."
The others groaned.
Il have to go now" said yonny
drs. Allison, rising. Think over NV
ugsestion of an established rule ana
QUILL see the beauties of the svstar, -
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-04-05
When Dogs Run short.

Gunner-Arctic explorers must be
brave men.
Guyer-And yet you don't hear of
many Of them dying with their boots
on?
Gunner-Er-no. most Of them have
to eat their boots.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-04-05

Jupiter Pluvius-I could make
great hit on the earth Just now.
Vulcan-How7
Jupiter Pluvius--By the sympathet-
10 method of making myself a rain.
Ing sensation.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-04-05
Tribute to Humor.

Humor, warm and all-embracing as
the sunshine, bathes its objects in a
genial and abiding light.-E. P. Whip
pie.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-04-05
Philosophy.

This life is constant fight, and
philosophy is the only plaster that
can be put upon the wounds one re-
ceives on every Voltaire.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-04-05

The devil is not, indeed, perfectly
humorous, but that is only because he
Is the extreme of all humor-Cole-
ridge.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-04-05
Seriously Mistaken.

Many woman thinks she Is having
her own way when her husband re-
mains silent and permits her to keep
right on talking.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-04-05
Few.

Few men are happy as their neigh
bors think them, or as miserable as
shey believe themselves to be.--Wash.
lngton Post.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-04-05

All complaints OF delivery should
be reported to the Circulation Depart.
ment. Phone A.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1911-04-06
Muerte Repentlna de
Don Antonio Gonzales.

Con Pablo A. Sena de Rowe,
N, NJ, nos escribe que cerca de
Bernalillo ell dia 80 de Mario co.
mo a las 3 de la tarde lie dio &
Don Antonio Gonzales como un
desmayo, 81 andaba trabajando
cargando tallas6 6durmientes con
una escuadra cerca de ese lugar,
luego SO sent0 en- una sombra y
les dijo que Sc estaba muriendo,
ell mayordomo 10 hizo llevar en-
Ell cabooze a la plaza de Bernali-
llo Y cuando iba en- ell canine an
tes de llegar q la estaci6n muri6
luego llamaron un doctor, pero
era tarde, el Doctor despu6s de
examinar ell cuerpo diIo que Sc lie
habia volteado el corazon q Gu.
vas resultas le vino la muerte, eI
tinado fue velado esa noche en- el
campo de trabaiadores, ell dfa 81
llevaron ell cuerpo q Rivera en- ell
tren, que era ell lugar de su resi-.
dencia, ell finado fue velado esa
noche con un grande acompana
miento de gente que ayudaba q
su famiIia q sentir su perdida. Il
dia siguiente tuvo lugar sn fune,
raj en- ell cementerio de la Iglesia
de San Miguel, q donde fue aeon
paiado por IN numeroso gentit
que querian mucho al finado en-
su vida,
Don Antonio Gonzales tenia a
tempo de su muerte como so a
nos, le sobreviven su esposa Do
na I'ibursia 4. de Gonzales, unG
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1911-04-06

cercanias de donde tom6 al niiio.
Sc infiere que otros hombres
cuidaban en- la plaza el Jueves
en- ell dia y en- la noche porque en-
la carta les decfan que 81 levan.
taban ell dinero y 81 10 iban q en-
tregar a media noche tenfan que
poner una lampara colorado en-
la ventana de atras de la casa de
Rogers como sehalsegnra de que
se eumplia la orden a las 10 de
la noche. Esto Sc hizo. TuvIe-
ron cuidado que la carta fuera
escrita en- tipo eseritor para evil
tar que Sc les descubriera su es-
critura y que la carta Sc las re.
tornaran con ell 1inero, Sc cree
que tenian llaves para todos los
cuartos Mientras la sehora Ro.
gers vestla al nino atent6 una
vez cerrar la puerta del cuarto,
el ladron estaba al lado de afue.
ra, pero NO agarro la tranca, q
10 cual lie dijo el 81 Yd. hace ESQ
otra yez le ira peor.
FL nino diio que 10 habian tra-
tado bien los ladrones, que lie da.
ban mucho pan y mantequilla Y
que 81 queria mucho al hombre
con barbas. FL niho estaba yes.
lido como su madre Sc 10 entire.
60 al ladron emvuelto EN- una CO.
biia.
II robo fu6 uno de los mas
bien concertados planes que ia.
mas Sc han atentado en- Nuevo
Mexico.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1911-04-06
La BendiCi0n del Altar

La bendicion del altar donad D
por las senoras que componen la
sociedad de los tabernacIlos, tu
vo lugar ell Domingo q las 10 A.
VI. pronuncinndo la bendicion 80
lemne su Schoria Ilustrisima eI
Arzobispo Pitaval, que vino de
santa Fe con ese fin.
Tn gran nGmero de las mas
prominentes tamilias del conda.
do de San Miguel actuaron co.
mo padrinos. La procession SO
formo de la sacristia con un gran
s6quito de monacillos con cirios
Q .incensarios precedidos de la
cruz, y EN- seguida de dos EN- dos
seguian los padrinos y madrinas
y varios sacerdotes que vinieron
q asistir q esta ceremonial, Sc.
guian a los padrinos y el padre
que actuo como celebrante en- Ia
misa mayor al 1ltimo, llegados
a la casa parroquial su Senoria
los acompana EN- el mismo 6rden
hasta la puerta de la iglesla, en-.
trando en ell temple .se dirijieron
al santuario los padrinos y ma
drinas con velas encendidas, estu
vieron de pie mientras su Seno.
ria Ilustrfsima concluyo bendi
ciendo el altar seg1n el rltuaI Kt
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1911-04-06

mano en- 6rden perfecta toda la
ceremonial presentaba un aspee.
to magnifco concluida la bendi-
cion, los padrinos y madrinas sa
Heron del santuario q tomar sus
aeientos frente al altar mayor
fuera del barandal. La Misa ma
yor fue muy solemne por ell gran
numero de sacerdotes que asis-
tieron y la presencia del senior
ArEobispo. Las siguientes re-
narcas fueron pronunciadas por
el Padre Gilberton.
Tn immense goso Sc apodera
de nosotros, pastores y feligres-
es en- este dfa de hoy ell cual bro
ia de varias fuentes, inundando
nuestros eorazones.
Els en- primer lugar el yer en-
heulo de nosotros por la prime
ra vez q nuestro querido Arzo-
bispo, ell primer Pastor en-
esta Arquidiocesis. Viene au-
mentando este jubilee universal
la memorable circumstances de
la bendicion de este altar y como
para completar el gusto que nos
anima arribo el que manda ell
divino sembrador para dirigir
palabras de paz y perdon.
Anhelabamos desdel elargo ITEM
po ell feliz momento depodercon-
gratular q su Gracia por el in.
signe honor que lie ha sido con-
ferido con la dignidad de Arzo.
bispo y presentarle & la venues
tros obsequios de respeto y de
obedencia.
Lo que no hemos podido hacer
entonces 10 realizamos hoy con
mas abundancia de corazon.
Ell padre misionero Domingo
Romeo, pronuncio un discurso
elocuentisimo explicando 10 que
es ell altar, uSehoria llustrisima
RETRO y aprob6 todo 10 que ha-
bia dicho ell padre Romeo, y ade-
mas exorto & las Sehoras del AL.
tar de continuar su trabajo que
no estaba conclude que Sc ne
cesitaba pintar y melorar el in.
terror del temple a quecorrespon
da con el color del altar y com.
plimentandolas por la obra bue-
ma que habIan hecho Su Sc.
noria hablo extensamente Y las
explicasiones y conseios dados
por 81 y ell Padre Romeo queda.
ran gravadas en- los corazones
de los catolicos sinceros q ue
asistieron u esta imponente
ceromonia por muchos amos
venideros. Todas las cofradias
catolicas de Las Vegas asistier-
on con sus regalias despues de In
nksa Su Sehoria dio la bendicioa
Episcopal.
(Se Continurra)
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1911-04-06
Hon CIeOteS Romero.

Del Eagle de Santa Fe, en- una
edici6n especial copiamOs 10 Que
dice del Hon. CIeofes Romero, ac
tual Superintendente de la peni-
tenciaria, dando al mismo item
po una copia de su retrato.
Cleofes Romero es un hijo natl
vo del condado de San Miguel,
N: NJ. E .hijo del Hon. Eugenio
Romero, ell bien conOcido maqui-
nista de raiar MADEIRA y miembro
que fue de la Ultima convention
constitutional. Cleofes que aho
ra casi llega q los 40 amos, cre-
clio en- un rancho, atendio q las
escuelas pGblicas y concluy6 su
edueaci6n en- Bonneville, Missou-
ri. Despues fue vaquero y se di.
ce que fue muy bueno. III tam.
bien nacio un republican, y to
md parte activa en- politica cuan
do obtuvO su mayoria, sino an-
tes. Teniendosuna buena educa.
ci6n en- ingles como EN- espanol Y
poseyendo ambas idiomas, este
lie facilito de eEtrar como jefe en-
los concilios del partido.
La vida Official del Sr. Romero
comenzo durante la administra-
cion del Presidente Harrison Coz
mo diputado Mariscal de los Es-
tados Unidos.
Los cuatro amos Que ell aten-
di6 & los deberes de esa oficina,
parece que convenci0 al pueblo
del condBdo de San Mignel, de su
aptitud para ell destino de AL
guacil al cual fue electo por seis
terminus, hacienda doce amos.
Otra vez su experiencia de diez
y seis amos en- suprimir quebran-
tadores de la ley y en- el manejo
de las clases de criminales des.
graciados sugeri6 .su competen
cia para ell importante empleo
que ahora tiene y al cual fu6
nombrado por ell Gobernador
W, j. Mills. Aunqu ede por ST es
polltico, ell senior Romero es reco.
nocido como un elecutivo habil
en- uno de los mas dificiles depar-
tamentos del gobierdo.
La penologia, antes vengativa
se ha cambiado en- una ciencia re
conocida, de la cual ell trato hu.
manitario y la reformation de
los prisioneros ahora constituye
una parte importante.
Els & esta parte de sus estudios
como tambien en- cuanto los in
tereses economics del Terrific.
rio y la previa experiencia Official
parece que 10 han capacitado ad.
mirablemente para llenar la po-
seci6n que ahora tiene.
Sin entrar en- detalles, es sufi.
ciente decir que la superintendent
cia de la penitenciaria de Nuevo
Mexico Sc hace consp:cua no me-
nos por su economic de maneio,
que por ell acrecentado ndmero
de empleos provechosos de prisio
neros que ell ha instituido y las
meioras permanentes que 6l ha
hecho.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1911-04-06

nina Jacoba, Y dos hombres, Ra-
mon y Federico y a su madre
Florentina Segura de San Jose,
Y un gran nGmero de parientes.
r. |. Z.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1911-04-06
taba en- una situaci6n terrible.

taba en- una situaci6n terrible.
Fl dinero q esa bora no lie ser.
via de NADIA pues en- la carta les
decian que FL Jueves en- la noche
era cuando tenian que entregar
el dinero Y rescatar al mucha
chito. AL padre del niho. A. T.
Rogers, Jr., lie telegrafaron al
Ration de venir pronto llegando
ell Jueves en- la manana.
La familia Rogers temiendo
que algun NAL lie sucediera al Di-
no 81 divulgaban ell secreto guar.
daron silencio profundo todo Ell
dia ell Jueves. No hubo alma ST.
no ellos y los banqueros que su-
pleran del asunto en- todo ell dia
Jueves. FL dinero fue puesto EN-
dospaquetes conteniendo $4,000
en- cada uno y Sc prepararon pa
ra cumplir con las condolences
especifcadas en- la carta para ell
retorno del niho. Estas leian
que Will Rogers, debia de ir 81 So
10 Y sin armas al norte siguien-
do la Inca del ferrocarril q me.
dla noche y que llevara ell dinero.
Esto hizo Rogers, POGO antes de
las doce de la noche salio en- su
aut6mobil y Sc encamino al nor
te. Cuatro millas al norte de
Las Vegas entire ell Canoncito
Azul y los stock-yards, el fu6 de-
tenido por un enmascarado,
quien Sc paro delante de el.
"Bien, lie diio ell hombre" tn has
ensenado mas nervio que ell que
yo creia que tenias de la manera
que obrates anoche. Themes el
dinero contigo2 Rogers le sena.
10 que 81 con la cabeza? "No
quites las manos de la rueda yo
tomare ell dinero.' Entonces lie
sac0 ell dinero de las bolsas con,
t ,ndo los biles uno por uno has
ta que Sc asegur0 que toda la su
ma estaba completa, luego le di.
10. Gamma con automobiI como
un cuarto de milla y de hay te
vpelves. Rogers cumpli6 con 10
que Sc lie diio y cuando volvio ell
enmascarado lie diio; "Tu en-.
contraras al nino arriba de la
cumbre ell la primera Iona al
sur de Las Vegas en- el canine
de Romeroville. Vete para ese
lugar pero no vayas muy recio
~ no passes por la plaza, Buenas
Noches. Rogers no perdi6 ITEM
po en- irse al lugar indicado en-
donde halo q Waldo Rogers ves-
lido como su madre Sc 10 habfa
entregado envuelto en- una fra.
zada y allf halo la pistola que le
habfan quitado la noche antes
sin cartuchos. Rogers tom6 al
niio quien 10 conocio diciendo;
"Hello Tio." Fue traido q la
plaza con la rapid6z que pudo ell
aut6mobil y puesto de nuevo en-
los brazos de su madre. Luego
dieron el alarma y notificaron &
los oficiales quienes Immediate
mente hicieron 10 que Sc pudo en-
tales casOs.
Sc cree que a 10 menos tres 6
posiblemente cuatro hombres en-.
tan implicados en- este robo. Ro.
gers no vic sin6 un hombre Gu.
ando entrego ell dinero pero ha-
bia dos caballos amarrados en-
el cerco y cree que vic uno en- la
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1911-04-06

Suscribase al Independence es
ell meior periodico del territorio
v vale solamente $500 al aho.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-10-20
- INIT. AIRY.

We are sorry to report the illness
lOf u. w. Bowman.
a. y. Miller and Prof. Weaver will
spend Sunday In Mddletown.
There were about twenty guests al
the hospitable home Of MIR. and Mrs
VIM. Selby on last Sunday.
Mrs. William Se1by liz visiting
friends at Woodstock.
R. @. MoIesworth takes the Apple. ~
having bought and shipped over two
thousand bushels from Monday until
last Wednesday.
more last Tuesday.
In Masonic Hall, Mt. Airy, November
large number by the staff of Pros
pect Lodge, No. So, under Capt. A. IT..
Miller.
Il. M. Wordsworth and family visit
ed the Frederick Fair on Wednesday.
Mrs. John Roberts, or Martinsburg,
w. va, Is visiting her son, Charles T..
Roberts
There was a beautiful wedding on
last Wednesday evening at z o'clock
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. N. MI.
Remby, when their daughter, Miss
Amanda, was married to MIR. Sherman,
of Montgomery county. The bride
was attired in beautiful white silk.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Mr.. Dickey Will Rimby was best man,
and Miss WI. Runkles was maid Of
honor. The decorations were numer-
GUS. and the table was found loaded
with all the good things that the most
dainty appetite could wish.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-10-20
N[EDFORD.

Husking corn is now the order OF
the day.
Guy Leister did quite feat in the
way of labelling tomatoes: he got his
boxes, and after labelling two dozen
cans In box. nailed them shut and
packed the boxes up, and finished
21O cases or boxes IN like manner il
one day.
Jacob Fitze, who recently enter
ed upon his duties here as clerk, now
has typhoid fever.
The little child of Rex. Anders who
has been quite ill, Ia improving now
We had a heavy rainfall on Tues
day night: about an inch and a half
of water fell. A more favorable
season for growing grain has not
been experienced for some years.
". III. Wi1let has harvested five
crops OF alfalfa tbs season. Quite a
number Of alfalfa plots have been
started By farmers this fall.
Miss Mable, Snekenberger, of Hag-
erstown, was the guest of Miss Eliza
beth Danner, from Saturday till Mon
day last.
Mrs. Troyer, of Patapsco, Is visiting
at Howell Taylor's. She Is Mr. Tay-
lor's grandmother
There viii be a special meeting
of the Medford Grange on Wednes-
day evening, October 70. A full at
tendance is earnestly desired.
The annual oyster supper at Stone
Chapel will be held the first Satur-
day in November
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-10-20
MILLER'S.

Some of our people attended the
Barbecue held by the Democrats q
MT. Carmel last Saturday.
Miss Hilda Miller, OF Westminster
and. Charles Warehime, OF Bachman's
Mills, visited the formers cousins
MIR. and Mrs. Luther Wentz, last Sun.
day.
John Bollinger, of York, Pa, Wis
tied his brother, Emory Bollingel
and family, last week.
Miss Polster, Of Baltimore, spent
several days last week visiting Mrs
Isaiah Miller.
George HofFacker near here has
beautified his home by giving the
house a neat coat Of paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dehoff attended
the funeral of the latter's father, Mi
Sparks, at Beckleysville, last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rabenstine and
grandson. Edward Wertz, of Hanover
Pa, visited the formers sister, Mrs
Belle Bortner, near here on Mon
day.
Miss Sylvia, Hare is spending a
week visiting her sister, ID Baltimore.
Preston Miller, Is again able to be
about, after few weeks Illness: his
brother, Sherman, who has also been
confined to bed, is yet unable to be
about.
Samuel Wertz attended the Hagers-
town Fair, last Thursday.
We congratulate Miss Daisy Mar
tin, OF near here, and Vernon Stump
or Manchester, who were recently
married. we are unable to give full
details Of the wedding this week.