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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-30
Foley Kidney Pills

rosie J N AcTios : QUICK IN RESULTS
Give prompt relief from BAcKAcHR,
KIDNEY and BLADDER TROUBLE,
RHEUMATISM, CONGESTION Of shs
KIDNEYS, INFLAMMATION Of the
BLADDER and ali annoying URINARY
IRREGULARITIES. A positive boon 10
MIDDLE AGED and ELDERLY
PEOPLE and for WOMEN.
HAVE HIGHEST RECOMMENDATION
q A. Davis, ca Washington st., ConnersyfIla
Ind Is in his kth gear. He writes usf II hays
latelf Suffered much from my kidnsys and blad.
ser bed severe becksches and my Kidney nction
shs too frequent, causing me 70 lose nneh slssp
u night, and In my bladder there was Constant
psin- ] took Foley Kidney Pills for some tima.
fDo am now free OF all trouble and again abie q
q 70 and sfouDd.. Policy Kidnsy Pills hass al
Highest recommendation
70 o1FRRV
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-30

Wilbur Bridgford and Jewell Mil
tho night clerks at the Alton freight
depot.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-30
Hides, Furs, Pelts.
Sam Morris wants
them at the highest
cash price.
Sam Morris.


sHEslFF's SALE IN PARTITION
Ina De Maade Rhoadman Plaintiff.
vs..
Phenax Mutual Life Insurance ca
e al DcfefdaH
In the circuit court Of Audrsa
County. Missouri.
by virtue and authority Of a d.
cree and order of sale made BY he
said Court, In the above entla
cause. and Of a certified copy there
OF. dated Oct 23rd. 1911, | viii
on Friday. the 9th day Of Dsesmbs,
1911,
between the hours Of Nine O'Clock il
the forenoon. and Five O'Clock IN
the afternoon Of that day, at de
East 'front.' door OF the Court H0lse,
In the City Of Mexico, in Audrsa
County, Missouri. sell, at public r1
due, to the highest bidder, the il
lowing described Real Estate, VII:
The North Hasf (1-2) of the Soul
west Quarter (1-4) and the South
east Quarter % Of the sOuthFss
west Quarter (1-4) of Section 4
Township 50. Range 6. west Of ls
9Th P. NJ. containing 100 acres NOR
or less.
Terms OF sale: Cash.
J. B. wooLERY,
Sheriff OF Audrain County gid
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-30

Frank Van Ness is hoane from the
West for Thanksgiving.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-30
sHeRlFF's SALE IN pARTIrIo

sHERlFF's SALE IN PARTITION
Nellie NJ. Bell William Bell, Bertba
G. Walden, John Walden and Lev
Is L. Michas and Luch J. Mlchsls
BY Iieiry ]. Priest, their guardisa
aud curator plaintiffs
Ellen coodpasture. Grace GocdPas
ture srd Verde Goodpastare,
Defendants
In the .Circmt Court OF AudralH
County. Missouri.
BY Virtue and authority Of a N
cree and Order of Sale made by the
said Court Ia the above entitled
cause. and Il a certified copy there
Of dated Oct. 1sth. 1911, I Will
on Friday, the 9th day Of oeesmO'F
tSttg pe"Wpe'
the hours OF Nine O'Clock in '1s
forenoon and Five O'Clock in the q
fernoon Of that day, at the Dss'
front door Of the Court House, IN Wy
City Of Mexico in Audrain Coui
ty, Missouri, sell. at public 'enOas
TO The highest bidder. the ioloW'ns
described Real Estate, viz:
Situate in the County Of Aaalau
in the State Of Missouri, coHlnen.
ing Five Hundred and Twenty-eep'
t5zs) ice east OF the northeast e~
ner Of block thirtyoIe cd In 'As
original town Of vandalia at
point city (50) feet south Of w
of Chicago & Alton RailrU T.,
track. run thence South par~s
tho east line OF said D'OoA
~Thiny-one (31) a distance Oh u
one hundred and seyenty'loH -
tourtenths tI74 and 4-1O) feeltheu's
east parallel with said Railroad wv
hundred and forty-nine (sd9l
north parallel with SAID "a
one hundred and seyentyIonf
os1r.tanthst174 and 4-lO)feeI 'neH
vest parallel with said railroad
hundred and fortylnine (2f' N
o the beginning containing one
lcra more or less.
Terms Of Sale as Follows, VI"
Cash,
= ids j. %. wooIERY,
sheriff OF Audrain Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-30
ANNOUNCEMENT

want to first thank my friends and patrons for their patience
= with M in waiting on their drug wants during our
remoderng for we worked at great disadvantage now want to
nnour 70 tbe nubic that the annoyance of saw and hammer is over
and that I started in to remodel my store to such anextent as to make
tia credit to Mexico, and feel that have zone o. Oh above all
49,. mmt = tnow that we are better prepared than ever to take care
Of YOUR drug wants We may look changed on the outside, but remen-
- ~ sone old force is behind the counter inside at the same old
stand. Whether you are a customer or not you are most cordially in
yitad n call and see us in our new dress. Please remember that yoG
80 ito safp Sin sending YOUR children to me for your wants as com
mo yourself for everyone is treated alike and that is the best of our
ah;ltv and that everything bought at this store, must be satisfactory.
Rut bear in mind that my show windows are my special pride and ask
YOU to watch them from time to time for the bargains they will con
to0 Hninp to see one and all Of my old friends and many new
ones. remain yours for more business
Otis Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-30

Ellen Coodpasture. Grace Gocdpas
ture srd Verde Goodpasture,
Defendants
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-30
Audrain Produce Co

Cash buyers of Poultry
Eggs, Butter and other
produce. Live Poultry
wanted. We have large
orders to fill of dressed
stock. Can pay you
highest market price at
all times. Give US a
trial.
On West Monroe Street.
opposite Opera House.
J. WIN. JOHNSTON, Mgr.
c. w. STRAIN, Buyer
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-30

on Friday, the 9th day Of December
1911, between
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-30

- PURIFY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-30
NOTICE OF

Sheriff OF Audrain County 3l4t
The evening world., 1911-03-29
Woman M|SER
STARvES HERSELF,
LEAVES $4,000
Relatives Of Mrs. Freitag Can
not Explain How She Ac-
Quired a Fortune.
$500 SEWN IN SKIRT.
Had Put S24,7OO in Savings
Banks-Lived in Squalor
With Her Cats.

Neither relatives nor friends Il Mr..
Augustus Frsitas. nifty years old, who
died yesterday IN two squalid rooms in
the . Of . tenement OF No. 500 East
Fifteenth street, could explain TODAY
how she had boarded S2s. cco-s24.7oo In
vested In eight different savings banks
n the remainder sewed In her cloth
ing. Three months ago she made q will
b~equsathing 10000 to her sister. Mrs.
Frank Busrsel. wife Of the proprietor
Of me brentwood Hotel. N. j.. and the
remainder to " brothers md two sis
tsrs living in Germany.
Her husband left her six months &
after a long series Of quarrels over her
money. They had once conducted a
little tobacco shop u Harlem, where.
no one seems to know. He Is said to
have ~sauandered $4,000 in Wall street,
though hov he got hold OF that sum
no n can explain.
Starved Herself.
There Is evidence that the woman
starved herself to death. She never
ODS"NN NASNi dHg wv ACCOTllIlk u
her %nelghbors she dined with her cats
on scraps OF raw meat. Her brother
in-!aw. Frank Buergel, said to-day that
he had sought in vain for years to per-
suade her to leave her squalid quar-
ters. lie denied that she had ever
owned IN real estate. came TO
America from Cassel. Hesscn. Ger
many. thirty years aso. and the early
years of her life here are clouded IN
mystery.
Patrolman Mclaughlin was called in
shortly after the woman had been
found dying. After she had died lie
found the bank books. They showed
deposits OF $1,000 in the Metropolitan
Savings Bank. 5000 In the German,
$500 In ;he Manhattan. $500 IN the
irving Place. 5000 IN the Citizens,
5000 In the Immigrants Industrial.
5000 In the Bowery and $3.50 in the
East River Savings Banks.
Mrs. Sophie C;rau the housekeeper OF
the tenement. said to-day that she had
never in the four years tho woman lived
in the house. seen her cook IA meal or
purchase any food save scraps OF raw
meat for her cats. Mrs. Grau believes
mat sIo ate with ner cats, paitaNnS
OF tho same food. She woul get some
lodger in the house : accompany her
to the different savings banks to help
her draw her interest. and she never
yaid more than 10 cents for this as
sistance.
Very Little Furniture.
The furniture IN the room suggested
ab1ect poverty. 1t consisted OF " rick
ETY. chairs. a kitchen table. a cheap
wooden bed with improvised Stats made
out Of broomsticks and two trunks. The
latter were locked and were not opened.
A police guard was placed in the apart
ment after the body had been removed
to the morgue.
Mrs. Glow said that the woman
and her husband had quarrelled
some time 6 and that he had
not returned to his wife. The couple
had no children. The woman had lived
a. q recluse. She was not often seen
on the street. but tenants in the house
aw her often. me the story OF the
lone woman was coon circulated in the
~naaghborhood. Thus she became an OBJ.
3sot Of curiosity in the vicinity.
The evening world., 1911-03-29
Stranded Steamer FIonted.

KEY WEST. Fla. March 29,-The
steamer d. y. Luckenbach which went
around on New Ground Shoals last.
Friday. arrived here carly to-day. She
was ioated last night, For a time It
was feared she would go down. Rev
enue cutters and tugs stood by to save
her crew In case she broke up.
The evening world., 1911-03-29
Letter to
DR.. kHmer s. CO..
Binghamton, N. Y.

Prove What S~wamp-Root Will Do For You
Send to DR.. Kilmer & Co., Bingham
ton. \, Y, for a sample bottle. 1t will
convince any one, You will also receive
= booklet of valuable information, telling
all about the Kidneys and bladder. When
writing be sure and mention the New
York Evening World. Regular hfty-cent
and one-dollar sise bottles for sale at all
drug stores.
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Sllrs Boris rnelnet

@us 8aris meloet man: Sll
Der lesten 3eit murben Die militori.
iben Straflinge IN oas @efdnguis
cuff Ser Smell aueiiant eeidafft.
Dos misfief ibnen unb nm Die
8ermaltung gu auineen, iie mad,
Dem Seftlano 5uriidaubrinaelt.
ifnitten iih bier bon ibnen nit Ell
gener &anb Die eroBe 3ebe ab unn
ididten iie in Elm 9opier &C.
midelt Dem ma6bobenoen Gelbme.
bel. Sic beoienten iid babel Der
9offelitiele, Die lie eeouloie 10 Ian.
&c geidliffen batten, 6is tie idarf
genug paren, UNI libre Mrbeit az
MADDEN. sic redneten oarauf in
oos MiIitdrboipital bon Brett 81
fommen, ba auf Ser Sniel ielbft Elm
Soipital niht beitebt. Sic erreidtei'
aber ibren 3ned niht, oa man iia
tros ibrer 8~erput,oung in Dem
@efdneniB snriidbebieIt.
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9epnfationen begniisen. Mat iab
ouberoem ein Dubenb prunfenoer
Seitpagen, ein babes &un6ert
gquipogen, einige Duteno &C.
ibmiidter Muton1obile. Den l6pn-
iten mo eieenortieiten Sell oes
3uges biloeten Die &oriofabrer>
Die oilrhidnittlid ouf einem iebr
boben Nipeau in @usriitmg, Sal.
tune uuo Musieben itanoen. Sebe
0ruppe NOR einbeitIi9 eefleioet
BON Wiibenfnopf Biz gum Stiefel;
6as flimmerte bon bunten 8iinoetn,
g%lisernoen Rnopfen i6onen Me-
oaiuen f%arbigen Hoietten, bon Sob,
men, Stanoarten, 8annern, BON
o1erbanb 3ierrat unb S6mud. Sn
an6ertbalb Stunoe mar Ser game
Seit3ug poriibergeaoeen. Die 5tra-
Ben mimmelten BON Meni1en, sic
lebbaft 9eifan flatidten. 9as 2e5en
auf benz Geltplase oauerte Bis
Mitternabt an, in Der Staot muroe
natiirliA piel ipater SdlaB ge-
madt, benin aus Dem Maofabrfeit
ipurbe elm mirflihes 8olfsfeif =
aaes modte nit utb Die enolofen
@iienbabn5iiee batten Weniden
BON olen @inorihtnngen berbeiee..
ibIeppt. 9ie Seierlidfeiten mdbrten
mebrere Gage. 81. s.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Wtttpo6 nadmittag muroe emo
lid Die lang aufgeibobene Staot-
ratsiisung abgebaltelt In Ser Die
Oroinona beaiislid Der Suli-SaIure
erle6iet muroe. Ml6erman Clips
comb par ~antpeien6 unb itimnrte
fir Die Droinana. sic murbe nit
aht gesen bret Stimmen ansero,n-
men. @egen fie0 itimmten 8opr-
ton, l1br, uno Sindam; alderman
Stepes mar niht anmeien6, er Dat
iib auf mebrere @oden beltrlaben
lailen.
8orber itente 8opnton Den M,l-
trag, Die GalGre fir ben BoIi5eidef
uno ben StraBenfommiiiar aus Der
gia at entfernen uno fir iie eine
neue Sroinana ein5ubringen. Ser
Nntrag puroe nit 7 gegen a Stim-
men nerporfen. Sir i'm itimmten
9opnton, ubr, 2ipscomb uno Sil-
dam. 2ipscomb itimmte IN oicfcr
Sibung mebrfah nit Der Sppoli-
tion, ip1breno 2rlcas immer nit ser
gullagban Seite itimntte.
Mngenommen puroe ferner Die
Droinans, Die $25856.77 fir hie
I~aufenoen Mnsgaben i'm Wonnt Suli
beninist. @esen iie itimnlteu
gopnton ubr uno Gindam.
Der 8eriub, Die Hegeln gu ius-
penoieren nno bie Mspbolt : Orbit
nan5 CUR britten aeinns gu brineen,
misgludte, Mloerman 2ipscomb
itimmte nit Der Sppo1ition. De-
gegen muroen $4,000 fir Sort
lesung Der Mrbeiten an Der Soufton.
Der Meoina itno ser Yecos StraGe
bemiaigt.
Cine Oroinon5, Die $500 beipil-
ligt, nm Shuppen bet ben ASPHALT
perfen 5u bailen, muroe etnitimmig
angenommer. @lid tpliroe Die
Starters aibington 9aping Cont
ponp angeuieien, 6oB lire @aran-
tie nod uiht abgelmfen iet uno
man tie fir Die Meparaturen per-
nutmortlim boIte.
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@cmm MFR ilter iuerSen, begin.
men mir l1nregelmaBisfeiten in I'M
fern forperliden Sunftionen 5il be-
merferL pelhe ul,s friiber nidt auf.
fielen. Baitor Sol. MoB bon Gid
Greet, ST., ielblt ein adt5isidbri-
ger, iagt: SD lit an ben Nicrcr
uno augemeiner Shipdbe. Der Nl.
penfrduter bot meme @eiunobeii
p~ollitdnois pieoer berseitent. Sd
oanfe Soft fir bieie iuunoerbare
Meoi5in. Sbsleid iiber 81 Sabre
oft, bot mir oieies 9eilmitteI mum.
Serbar gebolfen." Sorni's @lpen-
fr1lpter periungt Dos altc, unS
nladt bns Shipade fart. Spe5ioI'
Mgenten perfaufen i'm, ooer Ole 81.
gentiimer, Or. Beter Sabrnep &
Cons 60, 1876 g. Sopne abe.,
gbieago, Sninois.
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q I { /.

Witttpob morgen 1T i'm Sort
Gam Soulton cine briaante @epue
abgebalten uoroen. Siebentauie,lo
Marn nabmen an ibr tell.
Sn ieinem 9anie an Der @elt-
9ouiton StraBe itarb Muguit @oer.
ner i'm Mlter bon 40 Sabren. Ser
8eritorbene mar bier geboren uno
bate aud feline gan5e2ebens5eit bier
5ugebradt. or NOR &mfidm:eo
bon 9eruf. Gin Sobn uno cine
9o6ter, iotpie mebrere @eidpiiter
iiberleben i'm.
Mittpo1 nadmittag brannte
elm fleines 9aus an Der 0rere[
Mpenue unb Der Marplamo Strabe,
9igbIano 8arf, in Dem Der 8au-
unternebmer, Der bort elm @o1n-
baus fir 6. S. gliea baute, ieinc
Garben uno iein @erf5eue mfte-
tuabrte, ab. Ser Werluit beI1uft
iid auf ungefdbr 500.
SSn benz 9auie bon Commune
Grapis ON Der Sorde StraBe erpIo-
oierte Mittpo6 oben6 cine 2ampe.
|Grau SrabiS pur6e ifper perIest,
ibr Wann empfina nur Ieidte
8rnnopun6en.
Gin neiBer Mann i'm MIter
BON IS Sabren lit inter Dem Ser
oadt berbqftet moroen, ben Store
bon 90. 8rebmer an Der Sesuin
[StraBe in 8rano geitedt gu baben.
OHenbar mar ons Geier in Dem
Store angeleet morben uno 5plr
BON ginbrehern.
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uno niitete fid III fEeinen SGlt9en
5piihen ben MunonittfeIn Elm, =
ps NOR hpinmmprr1smprt

lfo 1t1ltete 1th IN fletnen Sdltben
5pii6en ben MunoninfeIn Elm, =
es mar beiammernsmert.
n&ommen Sic einmal 81 nns2"
= @armena mar aufgeitanoen uno
buate iid mieber fefter in ibren
Wantel. SSn ibrem 8lif lag inni-
ges Bitten. ISL ipobnen in Der
Rapnsborggaoe, in benz fleinen SO.
tel oi6t neben Dem 9beater. Ser
geiien Sic es niftl"
SD fomme beitinlmt," entsegea.
tie Sris, lire Sano briideno, nno
geleitete iie 5urSir. sic griiBte nod
einmoI 5uriid = gu Com beriiber,
Der ii6 boflid erboben batte, mo
trot allf ben Slur.
n@ouen sic iie nidt begIeiten 2"
fragte Com, ols iih Die Sir idor
geidloiien batte. v@s lit ein meiter
8eg uno Elm Sunoeuetter a..
SriB idlug li6 Dor Die Stira
lino iprang garmella nad. Sic mor
nod auf Der Sreppe.
oginen @ueenbIif, Garmenol"
rief Sris. SD begleite Siel"
Sic uartete, Big er Dor ibr lta.til
nno f6iittelte bnlln Der, &opf.
u0ein, Srik" CAB fie 5urHd, vIai=
fen Sic es. Sd fin6e ben .@eg az
lein. Mein Mann fonnte boie mer.
ben. Iber Sic fon,n1eit ood2 =
8ormittogs 5miihen Elf unb 5nolf,
= oa lit er BEL ieinen @inoen. Sd
erporte sic, - i6 modte mid 10
germ einmaI ausipredenl = lAla
nun geben sic 3uriid; es lit falt
auf Dem Slur, n1o sic iiub leid;t
gefleioet. 81 ribe6erlabontani!"--
(Sortiesung foIet.)
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Mttadierem pie siser.

Sn Dem Sample, oas 8lut rein
gu balten, greifen Die meiBen Scr
perden Die Seine mie Sieer an; oie
Seine be5mingen aber Die fIeiner
Sampler oft ourb idnene 8ermeb.
rung. Damn iesen MusidIas, &C.
iftpiire, eczema unb dbnlihes I'D,
u~eridlimmern &raft uno Mppetit
aber abnebmen. 9ieier 3ultano
perlangt electric @itters, Der Ma=
gen. 2eber uno Nieren regltliert uno
@ifte alrs Dem 8Iute ausibeioet
CT lit Der bette 8Iutreiniger@
ihreibt s. 8. 8uoabn BON Srocp,
Gal. geriudt i'm. SOC Bel aae.l
Druggiiten.
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9es 0iebfabls beidnlbist.

6. 6. chamberlain bon Clinton,
See, beiduloiat oreift 8utlen's Or
nico Salbe oes Steblens ODER Neb-
mems bon Shmer5 bel 8ranbmun-
ben ODER Sbiirfungen - Ser
Sdmer5 bel @unoen - bas gleno
BET @eibmiiren ODER &1morrboioen.
Sic beraubt @unoen Siibneraugen,
8errenfungen uno @erlesuneen IT,
TER Sdredniie", iagt er, als Sell
mittel eiebt es niht ibresgleid)en.
0ur 25c BEL anen 9rlggiIten.
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@ie aus Muitin semeloet
wiro, bat unier Iieber 4ouege @rn.
81. Erendmann fem 9lrnt als Br1ii.
bent Der 0ernaItungsbeboroe Der
@derbau- uno @eperbeitule in
Brpdn nieoerseIegt, neil CT bei
ieinen 8erufseeihdften nidt bic no.
tise 8eit finoet, I'm bie~Eflidten ~
erfHacn, bie oas Mmt inn oufcr.
legt. Gem Hiidtritt lit auf's Gnt.
idieoenite 81 beoauern, lit aber iehr
mol gu beriteben. Greuno Erend.
mann reoigiert nidt nur iciiie Get
tnng, er beiorgt audi oas @eih1ft-
lihe oerielben; uenu er oann aud,
nod aIs Brdfioent Der @ertpol.
tungsbeboroe zines eroBen 2ebrir-
itituts, pie oag u. & M. College
ems 1T, fnngieren iou, 10 miro Ole
Gait fir Die SdjuItern eineg
Mnnues bod gu grob.
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Srot neg NH

Sros oes plosIid eingetrete-
nelt beiBen @etters lit bas gefinnen
oes 8apites, mie aus Hom gemel.
BET miro, anoauern6 elm befrieoigen-
oes. @r lit 10 gut mie poaig berae-
iteflt uno beobiidtiet oemnddit wie-
Ser nit benz grteilen BON Bripotau-
oienaen al beainnen.
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:cyobm S. Bolton, offentlider SEQ.
tar. @run6eigentim. @gent fin
8enIionsmipriihe. 3immer 8, Ct.
Sames Sotel, Sit.Souiton StraBe
8eioe Telephone $50.
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- Das lit oas Sos Ser @abr-
belt: Nadt mag man iie nidt nao
befleioet erfennt man iie nidt.
- DIR lit anes redt, tpir6 ge-
nObnlid seiagt mo es ridtig beiBeu
loIte: Mir lit aIes @urft.
- Oie 2iiee bat aaenfalIs gfprit.
nur oie @abrbeit bat Sumor.
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Gin outeg @Ios Bier ihmel

Gin eutes @las Bier ihmedt
am beiten, tpenn man es ungeitorf
trinfen fam. 0ies fam man BEL
3. 8nraitaler, neben Der 9ermanns.
iobne-Sone. tpo oas pradtise WaB
ltets ftiih om 3apf lit.
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Die 8iirger bon goafum mol
len elm Staotboipital bauen. Cine
entbuiiaitiIhe 8eridmmIung muroe
o~bgebalten uito Elm &omite En-
nannt, Inn 8orihldee aus5uorbei,
ten.
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Rsise.R Brief.
XXX

Hbeinfabrten - Dber tues bas Sers
boil lit bes lGuft bic Sober aber.
- 8a6 GINS. = 9as Gaofa9r=
felt in Jranffnrt.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-23
INDIANA HAPPOR

LOST-Diamond ring in Indiana Har-
Dor Finder report to TIMES office
332s Michigan avenue. Indiana Harbor.
Reward. 23-3t
The Round Table club will meet on
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
to enjoy a day with william Make
peace Thackeray Both Thackeray and
Charles Dickens have their Tooth ami
versary in 1911 and a great many clubs
which have the study Of literature and
literary men and women as their aim.
are honoring these great novelists by
observing the anniversary after SINH
lar fashion. Thackeray's birthday falls
in July, but most of the clubs are
not meeting during the summer, they
have chosen other days on which to
celebrate the occasion The program
on Wednesday will open with music
after which there will be roll call, an
swered by quotations from and Incl
dents relating to Vanity Fair The
Life of Thackeray' is the subject OF
a paper which will be read by Mrs Lee
Taylor. Mrs. William Dobbie will take
as the theme for her paper. '-Thacke-
rays Female Characters" and Mrs
Geyer's subject is "Thackeray in Amer
lea
Mrs. George H. Summers is down fol-
! review of the Nirginians The pro-
CRANE will close with music. The Round
Table holds it's meetings in the rooms
| of the Commercial club of Indiana Har.
Dor and East Chicago.
| Mrs. f. V. walton has returned from
Michigan, where she has been for abou
+, a week. visiting her daughter. Mrs z,
| Hiner. who lives near kalamazoo. Mich
| Postmaster and Mrs. A. c. Lundquis
and family and Miss Landell spent yes
terday in Chicago visiting the A. L
| Burgesons.
| Miss Lucille Fowler has been at
| Chicago hospital for few days. hav
ing undergone an operation for ap
! pendicitis- Reports from her bedsfd,
are to the effect that she is doing well.
Mrs. B. r. Lukins and Mrs. Hardin.
are the delegates who will represen
the Indiana Harbor woman's club a
the convention of the celebration o
Woman's Clubs at Indianapolis thi
| week
Cndress In q warm room sleep in
cold room and dress in a warm rooom-
oil IN one room when you use a Ga
Heating stove. Northern Indiana Gas .
Electric Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-23
M THE
So OR TING
w ORLD
JIMMY CALLAHAN
new SOX manager

Philadelphia. Pa, Oct. 23.-James j.
Callahan. manager of the White Sox.
and Hugh Duffy in charge of a White
SoX training school at Des Moines. Ia
is the dope for 1912. according to re-
ports from unquestionable sources here.
This arrangement. which has been COM
pleted for several weeks. may be de-
MED by the parties to it without i'm
pairing in any way these plans for the
future
Callahan viii be more than manager
of the White Sox and Duffy will be
more than manager of the Des Moines
Western lea que team. 1t long has been
President Comiskeys desire to be re-
ieved of all the cares Of running his
ball club. but under previous managers
he has had to look after the affairs OF
the club for at least half the year
The choice of manager to succeed
Duffy was influenced considerably by
two things. One is the fact that Cal
lahan lives in Chicago and can give
his attention to the management of the
White Sox the year round The other
is that the former Logan Square mag
nate has had the experience which will
enable him to look after the business
end of the team and conduct its aft
fairs winter and summed. Non-resi-
dent managers have left the winter
job to the owner of the Sox.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-23

interesting and helpful. The speakers
all spoke in the interests OF working
together for brotherhood There was
a large congregation present to enjoy
the reports.
Mrs. Charles FIGHTER, who has been
visiting in Aurora. Ind. is the Tuesday
Reading clubs delegate to the conven-
ton of the Federation of Woman s
Clubs. which VIII be held in Indian
apoiis this week. Mrs. FIGHTER will
stop in Indianapolis on her way home
10 take in this meeting.
MIR. and Ms. James CHM of Barring
avenue entertained az dinner on sun
day. her guests being her brother. who
is visiting her from Iowa, M W
Brocxway and Mr. and Mrs Earl Me
Intosh and family.
The auxiliary OF the Eastern Star VIII
meet with Mrs. Riley Dean at Grassell'
Thursday afternoon.
A number of friends of Mrs. Law
renee James who was out to visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward DeBriae
gave surprise party in her honor Sat
urday. evening. The affair. which tool
the form of a plate shower. was il
charge of Mrs. Louis Giles.
| There will be an Advertisement socia
| given under the auspices of the Congre
| gational Ladies" Aid society in tn,
| church on Nov. q
| Keep warm in the coolest room il
your house. Use 2 Gas Heating Stove
Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.