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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-08-04

No. sos, Al Published June %. 1911.
CHAPTER 455. LAWS OF 1911.
AN ACT to amend sections 411-4 and
dis Of the statutes, relating to the
number of county training schools
for teachers that may be established.
The people of the State of Wisconsin.
do enact as follows:
Section 1. Sections 411-4 and dis
of the statutes are amended to read:
Section 411-4. The state Superintend-
ent shall give such information ard as
SiStance as may seem necessary in Or
ganizing and maintaining such training
schools. He shall prescribe the course
of study to be pursued; shall have the
general supervision of all schools es-
tabliShed under this act; shall from
time to time inspect the same, make
such recommendations relating to their
management as he may deem necessary,
and make such reports thereon as shall
give full information concerning their
number. character and efficiency; pro-
said list more than II thirty
schools.
Section 411-5. /. Any school es-
tablished under the provisions Of this
qualifications of whose teachers have
been approved by the state superin-
tendent. may, upon application, be
placed upon an approved list OF county
training schools for teachers. A school
once entered upon such list may remain
listed and be entitled to state aid SO
long as the scope and character of its
work are maintained in such manner
as to meet the approval of the state
superintendent; provided, that he shall
not place upon said list more than
y thirty schools. On the first day OF
July in each year the secretary of each
county training school board maintain
ing a school on the approved list shall
report to the state perintendent, set
ting forth the facts relating to the cost
of maintaining the school. the character
of the work done, the number and the
names of teachers employed and such
other matters as may be required.
2. Upon the receipt of such report,
If it shall appear that the school has
been maintained in a satisfactory man
ner for a period of not less than ten
months during the year closing on the
thirtieth day of the preceding June, the
said superintendent shall make GER
tificate to that effect and file it with the
secretary of state. Upon receiving such
certificate, the secretary, of state shall
draw his warrant, payable to the treas
urer of the county maintaining such
school for a sum equal to two-thirds
the amount actually expended for main
tanning such school during the year;
provided, that the total amount SO APP
portioned shall not exceed thirty-fve
hundred dollars in any one school year
to any one school.
Section 3. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's pass
age and publication.
Approved June 27, 1911. Copy Law
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-08-04

~APPAOfOo 0uC AV4As SOpy A<1 Ws
No. 1877, Al Published June %. 1911.
CHAPTER Asa, LAWS OBJ 1911.
AN ACT to appropriate money for the
purchase or acquisition and improve
ment of state parks and to defray the
expenses Of the state park board.
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section /. /. There is appropriated
to the state park board out of any mon
evs in the state treasury not otherwise
appropriated, the sum of fifty thousand
dollars annually, for the fiscal years
ending June 80, 1912. and me 80, 1919;
2. The amount so appropriated shall
be expended by the state park board in
defraying the expenses of the board un-
der the provisions of section 1494t-2,
and in the purchase or acquisition and
Improvement of state parks provided,
that no purchase or acquisition of a
park or site for a park, shall be made
except upon the written approval of
the governor.
Section g. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's pass
age and publication.
Approved June 81. 1911. Copy Law.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-08-04
COPY LAWS OF WISCONSIN PASSED DURING SESSION 1911

and be in force from and after its pass
age and publication
ss enste: A1 Ayesi H. Is Noes Sossi H. IT,
Approved June q, 1911. Copy Law.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-08-04

ed by this act, or who in any manner
shall fail to comply with the pro-
visions Of subsection 3, of section 1873,
shall be guilty of misdemeanor, and
be punished by g. fine of not
less than twenty five dollars, nor more
of the payment of such fine, by inn
prisonment in the county jail of the
county in which he shall have been
sixty days, for each offense.
Section q. A sum sufficient to carry
out the provisions of this act, not ex-
ceeding five hundred dollars, is appro-
pr1ated out of any money in the treas
ury not otherwise appropriated.
Section 8. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's pass
age and publication.
Approved June 27, 1911. Copy Law
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-08-04

also contain such recommendations as
may be required, and detailed estimates
purposes during the ensuing year.
Section 1421--16. Such institution
shall be conducted under the rules and
regulations made by the Superintend-
ent, and approved by the board of trus-
tees of such institution.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's pass
age and publication.
APPROVED June q, 1911. Copy Law.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-01-12

To the Democrats OF the Leg
islative District composed
OF the countie, o. New Kent.
Charles City, York. War
wick. James City and the
City Of Williamsburg:
When the Democratic con-
stituencv of this Legislative
District saw fit to nominate
me some two years ago as n
candidate for the House OF
Delegates. | stated publicly
and privately. that it was
my intention TO serve only
one term. and would not
again toe a candidate. Such
was my fixed purpose then.
and would be my position
uOw, but for the fact tina t
from every quarter OF the
District and in large num-
bers. urgent requests have
come to me. in person and by
letter, practically demand
ing that | again serve the
people of the District In the
| General Assembly of Virgin
liza. Contact with the duties
of the office has unfOlded to
me the needs of the people
/ of the District. the best
methods TO pursue In secur-
/ ing them. and presented the
situation in a new light. 1t
is now a question of service
/ to my constituents, and hav-
+ ing received this high honor
/ AT your hands. l feel that In
/ return for that, / owe you
such service as YOU may
demand OF me.
/ cannot. therefore, longer
I refuse to make the annOuuce-
ment of my candidacy for
reelection. honestly feeling
that the people generally de-
sire me to be a candidate,
land that | am Obeyiug a
1 command and not seeking
\ an Office. ] again pledge
+ YOU the best service l can
: give. Respectfully,
Ii. L. STEPHENSON.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-01-12

In neighboring county IL IS re
ported that the health officer quar-
satined = family in which there was
diphtheris. railing to provide way
for them TO get the necesssries OF
life. II was very poor cciored
woman whose family was Qusrsntn-
ed. and when the disease broke out
she had nothing il the house to eat
and no money to buy with. Neigh
bors discovered her plight and car
red provisions. wood and water 70
the unfortunatss, The law can shut
one I'D, bat il cannot starve him.
The health officer should have nod-
fed the proper authorities OF the
condition OF the family SO that they
could have been given the necessi-
ties OF lite. The health authorities
cannot be too rigid ii enforcing the
quarantine against contagious dis
eases, but II is the duty OF the Of
hcers to see that something 70 eat IS
furnished persons deprived OF their
liberty so that the public health IS
ssfrguzr6e6.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-01-12
LightfOOt.

Lghfoot. Va jar. 1O.-Miss /
Cora Hardwood returned 20 HamP- /
ton Saturday night. after a few days +
visit 70 hsT sister Mrs William Law 4
son. OF this place.
Mr. 3. Fenton went 70 Newport
News Sunday morning 70 visit friends
Ny. G. W. Minor left here Satur-
Gay night for Williamsburg 70 visit
friends.
NJ. Marston. the telegraph opera
Tor a. Norge. called al Mr.. L T..
Hznkins' lzst Sunday.
Mss Constance Fenton left here
fo- Grove Sunday evening.
Ny. Car Anderson. OF Norge,
spent lzst Thursday night AZ Light
foot
\ Misses Clara and Amanda Olson
were visiting Miss Emma Rowland
I Sunday evening.
Ms. y. Gulden. Of Bacon. was
visiting trends here Monday and
TUESDAY.
Mss Wzrburtoa went 70 Williams
, burg % visit friends last SUNDAY
Z night
2 Mr.. Christ. Of Magruder. is thresh
s ing sojs beans for Mr.. J. L Trosvig
S L IS reported that Mr.. o. Chris
/ tophGson who is IN a Richmon'
{ hospital. il improving right sloni
j. sftez the second operation and "
3 Be back home soon.
a Don't forget the public sale Z
!. NJ. Cnas. Wslton's tomorrow. l3d
D Miss z N. Valentine, Of Rici
< monc, was q guest a. Mr.. L
D. Hzzklns' this week.
II Misses Julia and Esbel Hell
v went 70 Portsmouth Monday mon
ing where they have secured eE
ploynent-
"a Mf. Joe Connoughton IS assists
= NJ. Hsnkins IL taking inventory
= his stock.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-01-12
DOING THEIR DUTY.

Scores Of Williamsburg Readers Are
Learning the Duty Of the Kidneys.
To hitter the blood IS TIE kidaeys'
duty.
When they fail 20 do this the kidneys
are SICK.
Backache and many kidney Ills fol-
low.
Urinary troub.s. diabetes.
Doan's kidney Pills care them al.
Williamsburg peopie endorse our claim.
RI. Banks. furniture dealer. Main
street, Williamsburg says: About a
wear ago had a srcat deal al trouble
from dssordered kidneyE- ] sgas suhject
20 severe pains across the small ~ my
back. felt dull aud miserable most % the
rime and had but little energy or amDi-
ton. 6nally procured DOan's ki1ncy
PILE and thTouRb their use a complete
/ cure vas effected. | have never bad any
troubie from fay kidnevs since shea and
10 view % this tact. feel that ] am jos.
tilted ia recommending Doan's kidney
E Pills 90 other sufferers"
Por sale By al dealers. Price 5oeents
Postsr. Ano0rn Co., Baaalo. New Yori
Sole agents for the Unitsd States.
Rememb<r the osms-noas's-aa'
"a - - otsG.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-01-12

It's indeed . rejection on the
people OF snv county and communi-
" when they fsl 70 back with al
their might the local newspaper.
which gives local news which larger
papers cannot possibly give and in
forms the outside world OF the prog
ress and prosperity OF the locality
q which the paper IS published.
When the local paper IS not support
&C. there IS uuouesuoosbly absent
II the immunity that spirit which
makes communities thrive AID swells
villages into towns and towns into
Gdes- Public spirit ought 70 be be
hind the local press. for the local
newspaper IS the chief and. often.
the sole advertising asset OF the com
nuniry IN which It IS published.
Any man WHO has the courage and
the energy and the constructive pur-
pose 70 start q local newspaper ought
% have az least ths loyalty and the
material assistance OF the people II
the midst OF whom he lives anc
works tor q mere pittsnCe-
Stand BY your home paper
Tines Dispatch
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-01-12

is TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CITY OF
WILLIAMSBURG ASD COUNTY oF
JAMES CITY.
E-.eM Kau-er and George " Kau~er
ler husband .-...- conn l.i-i'---- l
In Clauc1ry
Jo-ap1lne a. Dewey aud others Defendants
The payers ln tls above mentioned sui- have
1 far been referred t0 me a. one 90 Che Commits
slre-s % s4ll colrr. and me said court by iis |
/ tecrsa ~ December ~ 1919. entered iu said |
-ulr HAVING directed that notice ~ Che tlne
I and place o- taking tle accounts therein ol-
I r--et-l be- ruh.l -led once a week for four sue
i e.---.ve weeks ll The virginia Gazette. O. news
lpaFer published n tle cry ~ WLlausolrs-
Virginia. which tle court designated a. con-
E-ll-at newspaper. and that such publication
shah oe equivalent o. personal service on ali
|UarrIes Orr Interest. including the crediters oI
Inlar-ere- B Bl-lsll. deceased
. NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN that acting un-
l.-r said decree " December ~. 1910. shall on
Monday. January DO 1911, beginning at d"
io-rlors "a DID, 40 my once iu the Cly ~ VII
Ilam-burg. Virginia. proceed 20 make, a-ccr
ta.in and report o. tle said court, the following
accounts and inquiries,
what real estate Margaret D. bla-and,
. died seized and possessed Of; the annual aud
zee simple value " same.
p
i, iate. the amount. character and priority ~
same.
g whether the interest o. al parties VIII r.
. orouotad by a private sale ~ the tract of land
SHOWN a. tle Grove. instead ~ az pubic auc-
/ ton.
4 The Indebtedness OF the said Margaret D.
Iisland. other than Ibose secured by liens on
real estate. tie amount character and priority
~ same,
s. A statement o. the dents due and o~ine
che -aid Margaret Blsiand's estate
20 g Whether tlle aid real estate Dr. suscepti
a lae o. partition among the parties entitled
y thereto.
- 2 me interest o. TIE Colonial Portland &c
" nleut Corporation asserted ia if- petition nle'
Z. herein.
% q Tie Interest ~ Margaret " bi.iand o. tf
" Bf.iand silver and china ware, asserted 10 Del
= petition Bied herein.
y O. What has come. Or vii by due diligence
- come into the hands ~ T a. stryker Curator
90 what delinquent taxes, II any, or othe
. taxes are due and owing or The real estate q
which Margaret h Bisiand died, seized al
=, possessed. together with any ether matte
Il aeeme6 pertinent by rae Or required ~ any.e
tne parties Ga Interest % ~ specially stated.
Tn OEDDY.
nd Commissioners IL chancer
wunAmsbarg. Va, Dee a. isia
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-01-12
EiIIlsHsbuTg's Oldest hau DIES.

Ny. a. c. Mason. tbs Oldest resi-
dent OF Williamsburg, died last FIN
day morning al $50 o'clock at the
Raleigh Hotel where be had lived
for several years with his daughter.
Mrs. John Bull. The end came
peacefully Ike 4 little child falling
asleep.
Er. Mason was born nearly %
wears ago n Gloucester county.
his boybood was spent there, but
lived in New Kent. and York FOR
many years.
The funeral took place Saturday
sft-rnoon from the residence and IL
tcrnent vas II Cedar Grove GENE
-sry-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-01-12

We congrstzlzt> Governor Mann
upon MS good judgment n selecting
the Hon. s. z. Donshoe. editor o.
the P4irfsx Herald, 70 succeed the
lzneuseo Co. Norton Nsrye as
Safe Auditor. Capt. Donzhoe' s
appointment has given universal
satisfaction. and Il seems 20 have
been made without awaiting the co.,
sent and approval OF the power
that BE-" The new auditor IS |
man Of ripe experience good CON.
mon sense. and old fsshioned hon
esty. We expect 20 see the Office
conducted IN such a manner as WI
reflect credit upon the state as We
as upon the administration Of Gov
ernoT Mann.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-01-12
The psRhenIlary.

Il seems 70 Us that II comes with |
exceedingly poor grace. certainly I
with bad taste. for DR.. Charles Car
riagtoa, surgeon at the Virginia pen
itsnuary. % strike a blow az the
memory OF dead sups-inssnoens
through the ex-convict. Morgsnhsld.
I newspaper reports are . be crSo-
irsd. Dr.. Czrrington. II his zeal for
th= present administration, deals
through this sane once hssTueSs
murderer. fearful blow az the mem
ory OF Helm and Morgan. to men
whose bps are forever slenceo II
death and who cannot resent the IL
Situations against their goo5 name.
Dr. Cz-Ti1Eton was the surgeon
O V-giniz's Penai institution
throughout the administration CT
those Two excellent Officials. We
never heard that the treatment O.
the convcis vas 50 terrible ano are
not aware that the surgeon then pro
tests6 against th=iT methods. II
such fearful cruelty was PrsCuced
upo1 the c1avicls during al the
years max Hem and Morgan were
II charge. WY should this humane
an te1ce- hearted surgeon ard gen
teusn wsir u1ui the wroaEs had
been c0muirt-5 and those respousi-
be vsrc 6es5 20 Esuzt Il il the face
o. the ward thst these men were IN
human and c-ue.7 II Nc remember
correctly. d. Csr-inEton was loud.
iu6ce6. vocitcrous. in declaring
thzl Mo-Ez1 Ess q most ethCe-t
superintendent II what the convict
Mo-Es-6=i6 says Is uus much c;
winch Dr. Cs-rinEroo has been cited
as witness what power sn6 whsi
inEuc1ce KEPT the mouth O. the
PRISON surgeon sealed and mace hin
bind e the cruel6esS Il Dr.. Car
ri-gron knew that the punishuen'
u-te6 CT . rhe prisoners vas II
human. Why cid &c not cry O.
against II that i might be stoPPec
ard much misery avoided
We are I'D thzt conditions ar
good nov. Il they are. Why brinl
OF ~ these Rruesone stores AM
give substance . then through II
uoa,h O. one O. the most 6sngerou
criminals that ever grsced = P-isot
Gel and who ought . have Dee
hung As high as Esynzn9 We hop
thai d. Cs-rlngtou pil not let III
criminal use his name thro1ghou
Virginia to sdgmsrze the nencr
CT Hem snc Morgan. whose III
are sealed II death. but that &c ~
promptly rePu6iz1e the mar WHO
shrewd enough = Sc the pOssioilli
q AZ easy living Il PLAYING upon 4
SynpSrnies O the kino hesrIed pei
pc OF Virginia II tas present %
itentiary administration has s0olis
C every for1 OF crBsi purishner
then what good IS 20 cone OFT
Eorga1helo' 5 cxPosu-ef
But somebody IS behino -
back hearted criminal Who IS
an6 what IS tre motive
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-01-12
Tosno.

Toano. Va. Jan. ll-Holidsys
are over sud schools. home and bus
mess have returned to their regular
routine OF duties sgsin.
School was suspended Monday on
account Of Replacing defective fur
mace.
Monday afternoon the smi-snnusl
meeting Of the ToSno Library Assc-
citation was held at Hotel Felix as
there was no heat in the school build
ing. Those present were Mes
danes Cary Branch, Gardner Carl
ton. Michael Warren. II. u. Steph-
enson. Edmund Mesnley. Walker
Ware. John Geddy. Misses Horton
and Louise Marston. Rev. J. w.
White and Prof. Charming Hail.
The minutes OF last meeting were
read and a report Of the treasurer
given. The disbursements for the
year were $780, S with $50 50 in
the treasury with the dues paid up
to-dsts On the piano. Il was de-
cided that payments for member
ship would be credited from date
paid instead OF from July as form
erly done. All present gave renew
as 70 treasurer and each member
was requested 10 secure one renewal
4 or one new member. The old Of
{ 6cers were reelected. They are as
follows: Mrs. Cary Branch, Presi-
/ dent; Mrs. J. Gardner Carlton, sec
rotary and treasurer; Rev. John
Write. librarian. Inc following
I committees were appointed: Book
committee. Misses Fannie MarstOn,
Dorothy Rogers. Horton, Mrs.
Hunter Wynne and Prof. Hall; house
committee, Mrs. Branch Martin,
q Misses Ruby Tyree and Louis
Dickinson. Misses Fannie MsrstOn,
Marian Jennings. Louise Dickinson
and Mrs. Warren were asked TO as
! sist Mr.. White. Finance committee
. M=sdames John Geddy. Branch
Martin. a. w. Jennings. Misses
Fannie Msrston and Kitty Taylor
/, was decided that the supernten6
=nt. the faculty. school board anC
p board OF governors Of library shoulC
I confer II reference 10 the use snC
care OF the library by the pupils o
, school. A plan viii then be formp
= lated 10 prevent the abuse OF III
i books and furniture by the pupils
!. Too much money and work has bee
given 10 this work 10 allow any &c
: srruc6ou Of X. All patrons OF tn
p schoolsare cordially Invited 70 Wis
Il the library and 10 lend aid in helI
c ing. Fox the good OF our ow
= children and those who viii com
q after them We should maintain
good library and give the pupils an
people good standard and currei
literature.
Grtle EIce. Stevenson. osught,
OF DR.. Il. u. Stephenson, who hs
been quite Ill with pneumonia,
sstz great deal better.
All the county men and the
I ueighbors went on 4 big fox hun0I
s on tuesday. Some started beto
- sunrise.
The storehouse CIV. c. Mart
~ & Co.. IS nearly completed and We
=. attractive.
- The ~ Club" was beautiful
" entertained on Friday evening
SIT Mrs. Warren Marston. Six tab
were laid for cards and the TWEEN
"a tour guests PLAYED progressive
r The refreshments OF sandwiches
olives. fruit salad and whipp
cream. candies. chocolate ere
ere and nut cakes and coffee were d.
c:ous and were dsinuly served
ge some OF the young girls.
=. Mrs. J. g. Carlton and Miss 4
ton. who have been quite sick,
out again.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-01-12

VIM. NJ. Ramsc ...........-.-..-.- Defendant 4
The object OF this proceeding Il 20 an
uul and vacatc an or0cr 90 The County
Court OF Charles City county. Va bear
iug date on the 2Ist cay ut August
1892. bg which tbe said petitioners were
adopted by The said Wm. NJ. RAMSEY.
Aud 10 appearing by affidavit that the
said Wm n Earrscv IS nonresident
90 The State Of Virginia. 80 g. ordered
tnar be appear within fifteen days atter
lue publication of this order. in the
clerk ofSce OF our said court. and do
what's necessary 60 protect hts interest
aud that copy oi tins order ce posted
atthc frour door ct said courthouse on
The nexi succeeding rule day.
T. S. MAJOR. Clerk.
Bvrd and Nance.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-01-12
or VIRGINIA.

Is Tbs CIRCUIT COUNT OF Tbs
COUNTY OF CHARLES CITY. TO-
wit. lu vacation, Decem oer p, 1910
Jonathan Sears Harold. Bishop Sears
Harold and Elizabeth Sears Har-
old. by her ncxg freud, {. :. Ram
sev........................ plaintiffs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-01-12

Bvrd and Nance
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-10-19
DAY SAINTS
CLOSE MEETING

Davenport. Oct, 1.-THE convention
of the eastern Iowa district of the
ReOrganized church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints closed Sunday
evening after being In session three
days at the church at Grand and Ok
ford avenues.
At $3.50 o'clock Saturday morning
special services were conducted by FL
ders Robert Smith and Ira Chamber
lain, followed by. preaching services
by Elder James McKiernan. J. S..
Watson presided over the meeting.
The Sunday school held Sunday af
ternoon was in charge Of the assist
ant district and the local superintend-
ents, followed by a sermon delivered
by Elder John Heide assisted by Amos
Heide. At 1880 o'clock in the evening
Elder J. B. Wildermuth, assisted by
Wesley Richards had charge of the
meeting.
Attending the convention were dele
gates from Oelwein, Center Junction,
Fulton, .Osterdock, Muscatine and
Pennington. Reports from the fol-
lowing branches were received: Day.
export, Onslow, Osterdock, Marion,
Strawberry Point, Oelwein. Baldwin,
Clinton, Muscatine and Anamosa.
q. . D. l. d.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-10-19
as well attended and enjoyed.

was we'll attended and enjoyed.
Miss Bessie Roberts OF Crystal
Lake, Mimi, is spending few days
with friends and old neighbors.
Mrs Mcguire of Allerton has been
sent here to relieve night operator ].
H. Brophy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassie Hill Of Bloom
field were callers at the r. C. Ander-
son home this morning while on their
way home from Floris.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Garrett OF Cen
terville spent Sunday night with Mr..
and Mrs. J. R., Hart.
R. D. Bell returned home last week
from trip through the west and Des
Moines.
Several Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Con-
nors granddaughter from Ottumwa
spent Sunday with them.
Miss Gladys Anderson of Drakeville
spent Sunday night here with her
sister Lena
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Cox entertain
ed Friday evening in honor Of Robert
Coxs twenty-first birthday.
Mrs. Malinda Shadley of Kansas
City is visiting here at the George
Shadley home and with other friends.
Mrs. Frank Petit and children
spent Saturday. night and Sunday
with friends at Dunreatt