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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-29

A nine-pomd son was born Sunday to
Mr.. and Mrs +. r. Allen.
A daughter was born Monday at
Heaton hospital to Mr. and Mrs f. p.
Jewett Burgess. Mrs. Burgess was for.
merly Miss Florence Ferrin, daughter Of
A. w. Ferrin.
The clerks in the office of the auditor
of the Montpelier & Wells River rail
road met Monday evening for pleasant
time together and A. w. Prescott, the
auditor, was given briar pipe,
The annual school OF instruction for
listers was held in the library hall, be-
ginning yesterday noon and closing this
noon. State Tax Commissioner J. f..
Cushman of Burlington is in charge and
explained the various legal points to
the large number OF listers and Others
present
Fire did about $50 damage at the home
of Charles II Ferrin yesterday after.
noon, being caused by an overheated
chimney. II was necessary to cut a
hole in the roof and ceiling and then
the blaze was extinguished by the use
of a garden hose and chemicals A gem
eral alarm was sounded from box g.
Henry g. Brown attempted to ring an
alarm from box SO, but says he was
tossed into the snow by shock of
electricity he received when he tried it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-29
Poor littla Goosal

Seems as II | can never find de-
cent quill in the house growled the
eighteenth century author.
Il think it would pay you TO keep
goose" sharply retorted his wife.
You mean one that would be Of
some help to me, don't you?" chortled
the brute Detroit Free Press,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-29

whether II is justifable or not There
is an adage. however. which was in
vented to cover such cases. and 1t does
away with all crimlnality II is "All's
fair in love and war" Why love and
war. which are the antipodes Of each
other. should be brought under the
same rule is matter that has never
been satisfactorily explained.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-29
Husbands Who Realize the

dangers that beset a widow trying to
invest her money advantageously, will
be interested in our monthly income pol
icy. Send dates of birth of yourself
and wife for quotation.
National Life insurance Co., Mont
pelier, VT. (Mutual.) S. S. Ballard,
general agent, Lawrence building Mont
pelier, VT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-29
Vul1ar ostentation.

Little Willie Say. pa, what is vul.
gar ostenation? Pa Vulgar ostena.
ton. my son. is the display made by
people who have more money TO make
It with than we have. Chicago News,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-29

James Donlin Of Rutland was dis.
covered in helpless condition Satur.
day night with a badly shattered
wooden leg in his hands. The police
took him to the city hall Sunday morn.
ing and with hammer and nails patched
up his leg.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-29

During the six days from March G
through March H., when records were
kept Of the amount of mail handled by
the Rutland postofIices, it was learned
that the carriers handled 4s,3O3 pieces
of mail matter, the total weight being
5,240 pounds, or over two and one.half
tons. Each carrier averaged to handle
daily 1,0l4 l-6 pieces of mail matter,
704 Pc being first-class, or letters, and
800 SO Of newspapers, periodicals print
ed matter and merchandise. Each car
rier made an average of 1928 stops dali
" and each OF the foot carriers trav.
elled on an average IA l3 miles. The
mounted carriers averaged to cover
2I Ia miles daily.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-29

That lecture on "Clean journalism"
must have made a clean sweep of New
England, Judging by the number of
places it was delivered in.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-29
CRANITEVILLE

Miss Bertha Mclean is at home for
weeks vacation.
John Mcleod is moving with his fam
lily back to Littleton, y. II.
Mrs. John d. Morrison was called to
Lowell, Mass, yesterday to care for a
sister, who is ILL.,
Edward Wark, who was here on a
few days business trip, returned yes
terday to his home in Leeds, P. Q.
Don't forget to come to the concert
next Friday evening, given in aid Of the
manse fund A good time is expected.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-29

On Thursday evening the Methodists of
Rutland are to meet and burn the
mortgage and hold jubilee service,
celebrating the last payment on a
church debt of $4,000 The debt was
incurred at the time that the new
church structure was built in 1898,
during the pastorate of Rev. Dr. D. w.
Gates, and the greater part of the mon
ey was raised while Rev. NJ. H. Smith,
now of Albany, N. ", was the minis
ter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-29

A Shepard to guard the city's poor
What more fitting?
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MONTPELIER
Mrs. Hugh Adams Died Yesterday al
Hospital, Leaves Seven Children.

Mrs. Hugh Adams died yesterday at
Heaton hospital OF Brights disease
Her maiden name was Roseanue Me-
CURE and she was born in St. Agathe,
p. O., AZ years ago, Twenty years ago
she came to Montpelier and in 1894
married Mr.. Adams, Seven children
were born to them, Arthur, Edward,
John, Joseph, Mary, Albert, Patrick,
the latter being twelve days old. Mrs.
Adams is survived beside her husband
and children by her aged parents, Mr..
and Mrs Bernard MeGuire, two broth
ers, Anthony and Edward and two sis
tiers, Mrs. Kate Andrews and Mrs. John
Crozier. The funeral will be held to-
morrow at o'clock from st. Augustine's
church.
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A bicycle pump can be used to remove
the dust from bed springs or any in.
accessible place.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-08-03
Orchard Grove.

We have just returned from Eldo-
RADIO Springs, where we have been
visiting friends and relatives, and in
cidentally, taking in the annual cele-
bration, it being the 3Oth anniversary
of the opening, the 10th of July. We
were royalty entertained and spent a
most enjoyable time. We had the
pleasure of meeting many old friends
formerly of this community who it
will be remembered lived here years
ago, among who were Mrs. Ann
Gasaway, her daughter, Mrs. Rhoda
Wilson and Everett Wilson, all OF
Nevada; R. G. Burcham, of Paris,
Texas; Belford Classify and son wal
Ter the kidd of near the Springs; John
Rogers and family; Charles Wilson,
all of near Schell City. We made
our headquarters with the Cassity
brothers, who formerly lived in But
ler. Colonel Cassity and o. P. Cas-
sity (the Red man, as they call him)
with their two sisters Miss Betty and
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Jenny, and the Colonel's wife, ne
Miss Lou Crosswhite, all live to-
gether. They have beautiful home
in the best part of the city. All hap
py, contented and jolly. Will, the
other brother, is in the grocery busi-
ness, has nice store and enjoys a
good trade; has nice family, wife
and little boy and fine home. We
visited Frank Wilson and family; they
have bought fine farm and doing
we'll, has one daughter, Miss Ruby,
at home, Kate married and lives near
Windsor. Had pleasant visit with
Geo. Wilson and family. They have
sold their farm and bought property
and are living in Harwood. They
have a neat home and family OF grown
children, Reuben, Mabel and Marion.
Our trip terminated here and we re-
luctantly started for home for we GER
tainly had what you might call ''hog
killing time"
The foundation for the new school
house at Orchard Grove is completed
and the material necessary to erect
the building is all on the ground so
we will soon have new house.
The ice cream supper at the Baptist
church netted them about $40. The
crowd would have been much larger
had it not been for the threateing ap-
pearance of the weather. We had
music-the Campbells 6f Pleasant
Gap, were there with their string
band.
Mrs. Jane Fouren Of Weatherford.-
Texas, her father, j. g. Ellington and
other relatives.
Misses Maude and Donnohue and
Maude Steel, of Kansas City, who
visited with the families of |. F. Ell
lington and Lafe Cassty last week,
have returned to their homes.
Messrs Walter Cassity and Carl
Burch with the Misses Donnohue,
Steele and Irene Ellington spent the
day sightseeing at Halley's Bluff
Friday.
Rolla Hall and wife spent Sunday
with A. w. Bach and family.
FLAGG.
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In and Around Maysburg.

The rain has come at last and we
hope in time to save the corn. Peo.
pie are now blowing for wheat.
Mrs. B. F. Richards and Mrs. A.
Waddell of Butler are visiting Mrs.
Tan White and Mrs. Sallie Farmer al
present. They came out Saturday
and expect to stay until about Wednes'
day.
Mrs. Knight and niece have been
visiting Mr.. Cunningham and family
the past week. Mr.. and Mrs. Cum
ningham took them to Urich Sunday.
Mr.. Goodwin and family, Grandpa
Jacobs, wife and granddaughter,
Mary, and Ernest Guy, Bishop Can
non, EmmetSimpson and Rsusel Focht
visited at Mr.. Tan Whites Sunday.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. God
win is improving.
Mrs. Barth, we are sorry to say, is
no better.
Messr. Guy and White attended the
funeral of Mr.. Reese at Appleton City
Saturday. Mr.. Reese lived around
Maysburg for number Of years.
Mr.. Brown and wife visited their
daughter near Piper Sunday.
Mr.. Joe Jacobs and family visited
Mrs. Jacobs brother, Mr.. Cox, Sum-
day.
We understand there is to be an
ice cream supper at Mr.. Hart's Fri
day night for the benefit of the
Christian church.
Minnie Dodney visited at Oline
Browns Sunday.
Mrs. Dodney was shopping in
Creighton Thursday.
Grandma Jacobs and Mrs. White
called on Mrs. Goodwin and Mrs.
Simpson Thursday.
Mr.. Leet Simpson and family of
Canon City, Colo, are visiting their
cousins, Monte and Cordia Simpson,
also Mrs. Lue Ewing.
Mrs. Farmer and Mrs. Waddell
spent Sunday afternoon at DR..
Miller's.
Mrs. Minnie Harness and daughter
are visiting in Nevada.
Mr.. Tyre and brother are visiting
at Mr.. Tyres daughter, Mrs. Pearl
Simpson. A. NEIGHBOR.
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East Lone Oak.

The weather has been cool and
pleasant the past few days, and since
the rains have come the corn has
grown very FAST and from the pros
pect now, we think corn will yet be a
good crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darcer and son,
Zellner Glenn, Of Optima, Okla, are
here for a visit with the latter's sister,
Mrs. C. M. Thomas, Of this place.
Miss Minnie Mccoy who has been
for some time in Kansas City returned
home q few days ago.
Geo. Thomas and wife left last FRI
day for Bronson, Kan, to make 4
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. o. v. Rogers
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Eastern Bates.

Mrs. Eta Cumpton left Friday for
Warrensburg to see her sister who is
very ill.
Johnny Hoaglan of Virginia visited
at the homes Of O. J.. Radford and
Earl Winans the last of the week.
l.. A. Fuller was around last week
supplying the people with McConnons
remedies.
We learn that Dell Lutsenhizer of
Summit has bought the VIM. Ludwick
farm near Spruce. We welcome MIR.
Lutsenhizer and family in our midst.
Our printer made mistake on the
amount taken in at the ice cream sup
per at Spruce. 1t was $40 instead of
SIS.
Dewitt Mcdaniel is building new
residence just across the road from
where he now resides. His two sons,
Omer and Lon, will batch on the old
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eads, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Winans left Saturday for
weeks outing at Monegaw Springs.
C. z. Baker of Pleasant Gap town.
ship was in this neighborhood last
week in his new car.
Grandpa Reese is reported to be
improving.
Several farmers delivered fat hogs
in Butler Tuesday.
Hubert Clark and wife of Sprague
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. R. Borum Sunday and returned
home Monday.
B. Canterbury and son, Dean, of
Butler, were out Monday looking after
the interests of their insurance COM
pany.
J. A. Beard of Cape, Colo, arrived
here Saturday. He visited his moth
er Sunday and returned home Mon-
day.
Mrs. VIM. Graves died Monday,
July 81, at 8 p. m. Funeral will be
held at the house at 2 p. m. Tuesday
and interment made at the Heighpont
cemetery.
Albert Hubbard's took their baby to
DR.. Fletcher Sunday.
Grandma Short, Mrs. Bert Crigler
are seriously i'll at this writing.
DR.. Compton of Pleasant Gap spent
the day and night with his father,
Uncle John Compton, who is not so
well.
Mrs. Loe Reese was taken much
worse Tuesday and the doctor was
called. LIBERTY.
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and family of near that place.

anu 1dluIiy VI HcdI tlidt JIdCC.
T. L. Harper has sold his farm to
his sons and has purchased property
in Butler, where he with the rest OF
his family will move in the near
future. We are sorry to see them
leave this neighborhood for they have
lived here good many years and
have lots of warm friends here.
Dean Rogers Of Bronson, Kan., is
visiting the Thomas relatives for a
few days.
S. A. Eckles and wife of Kansas
City are visiting at the homes Of his
brother, E. E. Eckles, and his sister,
Mrs. Ed Hall.
Mrs. Ella Thomas had lightning
rods put on both her house and barn
few days ago.
Several from this neighborhood at
tended the big picnic at Ell Dorado
Springs the 18th and Goth. Among
the number were C. w. Done and
family, F. L. Blankenbaker and fami-
ly, Roy and Myrtle Walker, and
Elmer Latham. They report fine
time.
The stork called at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Booth a few days
ago and left them fine baby boy.
w. C. McGinnis and family, l.. H.
Evilsizer and wife, H. H. Evilsizer
and family, N. M. Brown and wife,
and F. L. Blankenbaker and family
spent Sunday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Visa Cough.
Quite number from this neighbor-
hood attended party at the j. F.
Isley home in Rich Hill last Thursday
night. Those who attended were
Misses Grace Gerkin, Myrtle Walker,
Eulalia Daniel, Ella Thomas and Grace
Latham, and Messrs. Robert, John,
Marion and Steva Thomas, Roy and
Harry Latham, Roy Walker and
Ernest Cough. Refreshments con-
sisting of ice cream and cake were
served.
Otis Andrews, road overseer, with
lot of men worked the rocky ford
south of Peru last week. The cross
ing was pretty bad but it's in a fine
shape now. There was some appro-
priation from the township and the
balance was donation.
PUSSY WILLOW.
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FOSTER.

Everything was on the quiet il
Foster last week Nothing doing"
D. L. Hughes came down from
Burdette Saturday and Sundayet
with home folks.
D. H. Arbogast and w. P. Cobl
made brief business visit to Ricf
Hill Saturday.
Lee Mullis and wife, Noah Brigh
and mother were shopping in Ricl
Hill Saturday.
Miss Jessie Davis came down from
Kansas City last week to visit home
folks.
Ben Hamilton was an arrival Sun
day from Kansas City on visit t(
relatives and friends.
A card from our old friend j. w
Darby who is spending the heatee
term at Colorado Springs, said in part
~ am feeling fine and enjoying life
plenty of rain here and having idle
summer weather.
Logan A. Briscoe and family, of the
Independence country, Sundayeo
with Mrs. Briscoe's mother, Mrs.
Belk, in the east part of town.
Mrs. Church Writ, of Bradysville,
Iowa, and Mrs. Jessie Merrell, OF
Shawnee, Oklahoma, who have been
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mat Gray, departed for their homes
Saturday.
Mrs. Mat Gray called to see Mrs.
D. H. Arbogast, who is quite poorly,
Sunday.
A lot of Butler baseball "kids'
came down Sunday and played the
Foster boys. The Butler boys were
good players and it was like batting
the ball in to a gunny sack when
they made a grab at it. Score 8 to 2
in favor of Butler.
Mrs. Allie Yeoman and children, Of
Butler, were visiting Mrs. Laura
Cope of New Home and Mrs. julie
Heckadon, of this place, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. T. Badgett are
billed to visit their daughter, Mrs.
Quinlin, afterwhich they will 60 to
South Dakota to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Cox, before returning home.
A very enjoyable time was had at
the ice cream supper at the Laughlin
home Wednesday night of last week.
The proceeds amounted to SIS, which
will 90 for church purposes.
1t looks like Bates county would
have more turnips this year than corn
judging from the amount being
Sowed.
Mrs. NJ. kennie and daughters,
Marguerite and Katie, of the country
east of town, visited Sunday at the
home Of Dinah. Mrs. Kennie orders
The Times sent to her lady friend,
Mrs. Louise Fuste, Morrisonville, Illi-
nois, for which she has our thanks.
We received beautiful card last
week, showing the ruins of the State
Capitol, from the "old man. of The
Times, who is Clerk of the Supreme
Court of grand old Missouri. We are
always glad to be remembered by the
Senior editor, of The Times, as it was
he that cheered us in our venture in
journalism.
Prof. Earl Murray, who arrived
some time ago from the PHILIPPINES,
gave a lecture Saturday night at the
Christian church on ''The Island and
Its People" p" The church was filled
to its capacity and everybody enjoyed
his talk, which was quite lengthy.
DINAH.
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Walter r. Crews who for several
years has been associated with the
Frank Clay Drug Store in this city
left Monday for Lenepah, Oklahoma,
to assume his new duties as prescrip-
ton clerk in a drug store in that city.
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Mulberry and Western Bates.

Mulberry and Western Bates.
Ora Beall returned home Saturday
evening from visit with relatives at
Sigourna, Keokek county, Iowa, near
which place he rented farm. ~.
M. S. Haner of Elma, Washington,
arrived Saturday and will visit at the
home of his old friend, w. A.
Downey.
T. j. Hicklin the hustling restaurant
man at Amoret spent Friday and Sat-
urday with relatives in Kansas City.
F. A. Oline, the elevator and mill
man at Amoret, made a business trip
to Kansas City Tuesday.
Chris Meints who was in a very
critical condition the forepart of the
week is reported much better.
G. M. Garner, one of Charlotte
townships prosperous farmers was
trading in Amoret Saturday.
Vane Walker of the Virginia neigh
borhood bought team of exception
al fine young mules of D. w. Beall
Friday.
John Cheshier and son, Harry, made
a business trip to Pleasanton Friday.
F. F. Raumaker is reported on the
sick list.
Mrs. j. C. Sageser visited at the
home of daughter, Mrs. Ed F. Rush
in Amsterdam Wednesday.
D. Mayer made business trip to
Butler Thursday.
Gee Kelley, the watermelon man,
was selling home grown melons in
Amoret Saturday.
Willie Burnham, who has been
helping DR.. J. C. Sageser with his
farm work this season, has quit and
gone home to stay with his ma at
Amsterdam.
Claud Wallace and wife spent Sun
day with Claud's parents over in
Charlotte township.
Miss Fayette Stillwell was guest
of her friend, Naoma Rowe, in
Amoret Saturday. .-.,
The drouth has been hard on most
crops but the matrimonial indicator
looks favorable for an unusually large
crop of weddings and next season
may not find as many old bachelors
in Western Bates as there has been
for the past score of years-and some
will be wondering how itall happened.
Keep your lamp full of oil and be
ready.
The Misses Anna, Gladys, and
Fanny Lloyd of Kansas City are visit
ing Miss Sadie Crum in the Hot
Water neighborhood.
Mesdames Feeback and C. R. Bow
man of Amoret were guests at the
F. F. Raumaker home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gordon and
w. C. Carpenter and wife spent Sun
day at Bess Hazen's home.
Mrs. Niles M. Walker is enjoying
a visit from her sister and five chill
dren of Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Leiner visited
at the w. B. johnson home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Schmel took
dinner at John Taute's Sunday.
H. J. Mayer and w. J. Bard were
callers at F. c. Ewbank's Sunday.
John Dykman and family, Berney
Bohlken and family were guests at
he Frank Bohlken home Sunday.
Ye pencil pusher, wife, three sons
md our daughter hitched up old
0obbin and Duck and drove down to
he Fred Ewbank home Sunday after
lOOn.
Cecil Porter and Perry Ewbank are
lcting the cowboys for Messrs. Bard,
Walker and Ewbank on the Mulberry
,ottOm.
A great many are talking of attend
ng the Chautauqua at Butler.
RAMBLER.
East Lone Oak.
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Elkhart.

We had a fine rain last Friday
morning, the best since the 18th o1
May.
Mt. Vernon school board has hired
Miss Marsh Of near Merwin, to teach
their school at $40 per month.
Miss Hazel Dubes spent last Sunday
evening with Miss Myrtle Knapp.
They report good time.
Hughes and Wallace of Rich Hill,
are working the Dubes coal mine.
They have plenty Of good coal.
j. M. Chambers and wife were call
ed to Barton county one day last
week. Mrs. Chambers sister is re-
ported very sick.
Mrs. Will Hart was on the sick list
last Sunday.
The meeting at Mt. Vernon was
we'll attended last Sunday.
Lightning struck John CARRIERS
barn last Friday morning and killed
one of his best horses.
One of Peter Denning's boys got
badly hurt one day last week. The
team ranaway with him and broke
one of the horses legs and they had
to kill it.
Col. Sharp has some of his friends
here on visit, one sister from Ten
nessee and his mother-in-law and
family from near Appleton City.
Jake Eye and his two brothers of
Appleton City, were here last week
on a visit to his brother and Mr..
Clapp.
Preacher Clapp has got him set
of new teeth. He says that he can
bite the corner off of the grind stone.
w. H. Hart and wife and E. Heav-
lin and wife all took dinner at L. D.
Reedy's last Sunday and you bet Mrs.
Reedy knows how to get up good
dinner.
Jake Eye has got to coming back to
Bates county and writes often. Here
Of late the report is that Jake is get
ing tolerable sweet on a certain
school miss.
Mr.. George Fulkerson and w. F.
Stephens and wife were pleasant call
ers at the writer's on last stSunday night.
L. K. Boehm and wife of Drexel
stayed all night at the writer's on last
Sunday night.
That fish fry that Col. Sharp tells
lbout must have been a grand affair.
The worst feature of the affair is that
he writer wasn't with them. The
lext time you 60 Col. call on the
writer and take him with you. Come
lgain.
Fred Armentrout and family spent
me day last week out at the writer's.
A. Westover and wife were calling
t Alex Jackson's last Sunday evening.
There are some of the old folks
round here talking about going to
he show but they say they have to 60 |
o take the children. That looks a |
title fishy to us.
This is Monday morning and we
re having quite a shower of rain. i
JOHNNY. |
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week with his brother j. c. Cross

week with his brother j. c. Cross
white.
w. A. McElroy and wife of Butler,
have been visiting relatives in Char
lotte township.
j. w. Eggleson and wife and Ed.
Corlett visited last week at Oskalosa,
Kas.
Lawrence McCann was sick the lat
ter part of last week.
Mr.. F. w. McElroy of Farewell,
Texas, has been visiting relative here
for the past few days. Frank was
raised and lived, until a few years
ago, in Charlotte township. He says
they have a good prospect for crop
in the Panhandle this year.
E. F. Burk, Everett Drysdale, Fred
Brayton, w. M. Hardinger, L. S.
Paddock, Monroe Burk and their fam
lilies and F. w. McElroy went on a
fishing excursion Tuesday. Frank
says he likes to fish in old Missouri.
All report good time and lots to eat.
Our shower Monday was a very
welcome visitor. If the showers
come often enough we will have a
corn crop yet. Every little bit helps.
YOUNG AARON,