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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1911-07-22

cathartics and such things. Syrup
Pepsin, by training the stomach and
bowel muscles to again do their work
naturally, and with its tonic ingredi-
ents strengthening the nerves, brings
about a lasting cure. Among it's
strongest supporters are Mr.. John
Graveline of % Milwaukee Ave, De-
troit, Mich, and Mr.. ]. A. Vernon of
Oklahoma City. Thousands of others
of both sexes have written to DR..
Caldwell telling of gratifying results
1t can be obtained of any druggist at
fifty cents and one dollar a bottle, or
if you want to try it first a free sam
pie bottle can be obtained by writing
the doctor.
For the free sample address DR. w.
B. Caldwell, 402 Caldwell building,
Monticello, Ill.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1911-07-22
More Feed.

More Feed.
The question before our
farmers now is, how may l pro-
duce enough feed to carry my
stock through the winter? To
Answer that question the fol
loving suggestions are made.
Cowpeas sown now and even
as late as the last week in July
VIII make considerable growth
before the average date of kill
ing frosts. When a shower
comes sufficient to loosen up
the soil so it may be worked,
land where the corn was late
and is Of no account, the wheat
stubble and oat stubble, may
lie all disked thoroughly and
seeded to cowpeas. The New
Era peas n best to use for
this late seeding and should
be drilled in at the rate of one
bushel per acre. For a pea
of this size, the drill set to
SOW four pecks of oats per acre
viii put ON about the right
amount of seed. Cowpeas ger
inmate very readily and have a
tap root which strikes at once
into the subsoil soon becom-
ing firmly rooted. When once
started they will stand considera-
bic dry weather and still grow
nicely. The seed also germin-
ate in a short time and if there
is enough moisture for germina-
ton in the ground the young
plants will be up in three days
time.
Sorghum may be used to adj
vantage as a late forage crop.
Land as described above may
be also used for sorghum. How
ever, the land should be in a
little better shape for this crop
to make best returns. The seed
may be broadcasted or drilled
in. Since the ground is dry,
it is preferable to drill in it,
in order that it may be covered.
Sorghum seeded ait the rate of
one bushel per acre drilled, OF
one and a half bushels when
broadcasted will give a good
stand. Sorghum is rather fine
when it starts but as soon as
il has taken hold of the soil
grows rapidly and is very
drought resistant. Care shoulC
be taken to harvest sorghum be
fore there is any danger of fros'
as frosted sorghum is injurious
to livestock.
Millet may be used as lat'
forage crop and where a stanC
is secured makes a large amoun
OF hay. The land which vii
successfully grow millet shoulc
be well prepared and the seeC
bed very fine. The seed i
broadcasted with an ordinar,
grass seeder at the rate of D
pounds per acre. 1t shOul'
then be narrowed in. Cut TO
bav at heading time before see
has formed as millet seed !
very injurious to animals
Various mixtures of tines
crops may be made to advar
tape. For instance, instead c
sowing the millet down at tn
rate Of 20 pounds per acre the
drill in the cowpeas at sigh
IL less than one bushel p
acre. Where the crops Dol
take off properly, this mlxtu'
makes a larger amount OF 10
age than will either ONE SO"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1911-07-22
AN APPEAL TO STATE PRIDE.

The $500, 900 proposition for re.
building the stale capitol, to be
voted on August /, appeals to the
pride of every loyal Missourian, rs
well as to his sense OF economy and
his idea Of using dispatch in trans
acting business. The capitol ques-
ton Is going to be settled riaht and
for all time August l.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1911-07-22

Abstracts and Farm Loans,
Ike H. Noyes, Lexington, Mo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-22
sssses az ssssI ssyyssssAs
40 SAskk k0SNsJSeh OF
AktksmIp


IN the Matter of the Estate ~ Anton
kubiak. Deces-ed
NOTICE II HEREkN GIVEN That on
Monday. the 1hth day OF september A D..
ii'ii. at the hour OF ~ a. 81 said day. the
same bring one OF the regular days 81 the
>eptember term of the County oart oi t,nB-
ni-on County. in the stste t,f Coi.raslo. Z
MARY 7 kubiak. Admini-trstrix uf said es-
tate. WIZ appear before the Judge of said
Court. present my hBal settlement NJ such
Adniini-trstriN. pray the approval of -sni.
aud " ~ then ash ~ bs discharged ar such
Adustni-trntrix AZ hirh time aud place
any person ~ interest may appear and pre-
sent obj.ctionr to the same " any there b..
AND ~ ETHER NOTICE Is HERtRy
GIVEN. That at said time and plae. the.
Court viii receive aud hear proofs concern
ing the heirs of -aid deceaSed, pursuant to
the verified petition of said Mary r \ uhiak
widow of said derca-ed claimant as heir - d
law oi said d"cea~ed. herctofore flied herein.
asking Tor Judicial ascortainment and de
terniuation of the h.irsbp of said estate,
snd from which y appears that said pcti-
tion"r. tmna ubiak. minor daughter, and
kenard h ubisk. minor son. are heirs of said
deceased
Now. THEREroRE. Any aud all persons
who are or who claim To- he heirs NJ law OF
said anton n ubiak. deceased. are hereby re
quired 10 be- aud APPEAR thereat or abide
the determination of the Court thereon.
day of August A D. 1911.
MARY r. kUBIAk
Admini-tratriS oi the Esta te of Anton n mbiak
Deceased.
Pub. August 2b--sept. 22, isn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-22

Republican insurgent candidates
Tor senator will evidently be / n
Stevens and E p. Costigan. Stand
pat nominees VIII be Guggenheim
and Joel l.. Vale, the Rio Grande
attorney. This last is not certain.
Tor Guggenheim and Vale are not
friends, as witness the frantic Efforts
oil the Denver Times, Guggee's $ organ
10 attack the Rio Grande and start a
public utilities campaign. If the
Denver Republican and Pueblo
Chleftaln have their way, this slate
vail read Gageenheim and Speer.
And the democratic candidates9
Shafroth of course. probably
Thomas, Adams, Speer. ete erc.
Rlght here NewsIChampion wants %
say that one of the foremost demo-
Gratis IN Colorado TODAY, the one our
boys In the ranks have their ewes oa
as the coming leader, is Conrreee-
man John A. Martin Of Pueblo II
Martin says he wants to be one Of
the senators from Colorado. he vill
head our ticket.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-22
sVH RoNs.

sr11oks.
State 81 Colorado.
County of Gunnison,
In the District Court Of the seventh Judicial
District of the state Of Colorado, within and
Tor the ,ounty of Gunnison.
Joseph Eccher,
The Cumberland Mining smelt- "''''
ing company.
Defendant.
The People Of the state Of Colorado,
10 Ihe tumberlani Mining A smelling Com
pany the Defendant above named, GREETINd. .
You are hereby required TO appear in an ac-
tinn brought against you by the above named
piaintif IN the District Court of Gunnison
County state of Colorado, and answer the com
plant threiu within twenty days after the SER
vice hereof. " served within this county I; or il
served out of this county or by pfbllcation
within thirty days after the service hereof. ex-
chtSiVe "f The day OF service; or Judgment by
default VIII be taken against you according 10
the prayer OF the complaint. And il a copy of
the complaint in the above entitled action he
not served with this summons, or II the service
hereof he made out of this state then ten siays
sdditional To the time hereibbefore specified
Tor appearance and answer will be allowed he
said. -
The said action IS broueh, 10 obtain Judgment
hsalhst The detendant The Cumberland ming
a smelling Company ana fr a decree recurring
the Defendant To set forth any claim or ,,wner-
p'il = ~ aha 70 the Ma Section Is T. u :.
n w uunnison County. toiorado. and by
said decree To be adjudeed and determined that
tne said drfendant has no estate or interest IN
The properly above described aud that ,laiutIH
l. the ownero of said premises aud that defendant
ne forever barred from asserting any interest
estate or claim whatever in said property and
TOT such other. further and different rel,ef a.
the case may IN equity require ana for costs sf
snh a. VIII more fully appear from the com
plant in said action 10 winch reference ~ hero
made; And which is now un file in said court
snd YOU are hereby notified that IL y,u fail 10
slpeat' snc 10 answer the sand complaint as
abyNe required the SAID plaintiff will have vour
ueteWt entered ana proceed to final Judgment
against you according 10 the prayer of the cnu-
pislnt. ~ ~
6iven under my hand aud the seal of said
'"urt at dunnison, IN SAID county thls 5fb 5,v
OF August A. u 1911. '
rsh.A,l -. = IRA BROWN Clerk
fnh August 2a-seutember 22 laii
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-22
0GEuC uuaGS 49,
II 9 uas
sco.<s.s4d - ~ -,


nsih qperasor. ha- tut ten tsu caps-
cstS, hss s essspp~d ~ssn a pe~
pssieuisa aexsoe ka eser~.z.nr ,ls
erss. fTum the crsst.e. sis-s ar,-
were esErssd Ists the n.sschsue vt,ct.
a. 'sssssl'esiis sePsrssea tsss pars.cscr
sbiu shEes assi.senf ssz.s-. sl. es..r.
ssze ID sne-s shree besns aSa.e che.
ssiea b tke crasher A crest aa
ssnsaee ciasn.sa ior this ,sssa - tina,
the Whitley and saah s.tsie- can
make q separation II valse. pset
nose eea4plese When the yars,c.er
BE- 70 each table are ef ur.fsrm ..xe
Sesersi asen are si work an s.e I'm
pre-- property on Gasena mountain
sbose t.ske. under dsrect.an 81 G. e.
EsuBer
A y Acruer and j l.. Mctsruder
81 the Economy Asasne company
are dong eonssderable dexelepa.ep,
wurk oa Gspamon msunts.s. nut
ting m machinery and otherw ,-e
showing their fa,sh ia the a,srr,ct
Z. A McGrusier and Charley
Danieis, have located the old Iowa
property and opened i've or six fee,
# excelient ore. They are also de
vclaPlne sosae mines claimed o. con
tain molybdensm, and have a tive
ie,a vein.
Willis McGlathlen ,s dong work
around Eike psrk and Dan Me
Donald Is mining IN Crystal basin
The Dspoat tunnel is not work ins
al present. bat the Usaaa on Copper
creek 's driving ahead under direc-
tIon of Geo Andreatta
Rsstler sulch activities are con
hned mostly b. the good toree Of
men with which j l.. Bennet is
Prosecuting work in the Mountain
kIng. and the work Relnhart HolIo-
way rs DOING on the Maroon noun
tam group
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-22
nssuine S>ar Q n ~

The Morning Star mine at White
Pine is turning into bonanza.
John G Reagan, is shipping close to
a car q day. In fact, three men are
breaking down enough every day to
load four wagons on the trip to Ssr-
gents and it ls $40 ore. The
mineral 10 forty per cent zinc, with
hfteen TO twenty per cent in lead and
say, thirteen ounces in silver That
10 magnificent ore. Mr. Reagan
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-22
- Anuiso -

America and Coloraeio have found
champion an 5. r Dvtton. whose
slogan, "See America First, 10 be
cunning a National cry.
The hotel press ei the country are
gsvine wide publicity 10 the coatro-
versy between MIR. Dutton, ON the one
side, and eastern hotel men ON the
other The bone of con,eution is
the 1918 eoaveut,on. They ap-
pointed eommIttee of three To- ar
range for the Transportation accom-
mediation. etc.
;. = Dutton, proprietor Of the AL
baHy, was q member Of the commit
tee. But the United States of Amer.
ica Ioomed large ON Mr. Dutton 5
map of the world The FIRST thing
the eastern hotel men heard from
Mr.. Dutton was war cry, See
America First"
Otber hotel men have taken up
the cry, See America First" and
the controversy has waxed warm
Nor Is 1t confined to the hotel men
The slogan is finding its way to
other conventions Globe trotters
who have travelled all over Europe
have heard it and are turning their
attention TO the long elected parts
OF their own country
II is safe to say that Mr.. Dutton
has done more TO advertise the at
fractions OF Colorado and the West
m the loyal stand he has taken than
could have been accomplished with
thousands OF dollars worth of pub
hcity.
tie is going to make tie slogan
stick.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-22

Stockholders Of the l.. c. mine on
fatrview mountain held consulta
tlon at the property this week. and
we're much pleased with the progress
made by Manager Elmer Wiley. Ed
COhable. director, and Judge
Montgomery OF Clair county. Mo
were eastern stockholders present.
Henry Bartlett was elected treasurer
Of the company. The l.. c. is in a
splendid locstion and has a good
showing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-22
AABR COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSoCllI0I
FACING A SPLIT

The recent banquet of progressive
republicans at Montrose has more
political significance than is gener
ally supposed. Many Thought il
merely gathering Of the soreheads,
but instead IT seemed systematic
movement of the insurgents Of Colo
rado in an active effort to obtain
control Of the state organization
There have been plenty Of inssr-
gents in Colorado for some time.
They lacked leader, or the leaders
were local rather than state. When
such men of individual Importance
as 1. n. Stevens, f. Z. Costiean, N.
d. Vincent and Attorney General
Griffith get together and form an
organization, agreeing to appoiut an
independent central committee of
two IN every county of the state
some cohesion begins TO be mani
tested Before this wien a repubIi-
can become progressive enough to
think real hard he was almost Obliged
to JON the democracy. Now, the in
sorRents can educate recruits and
rally them around banner.
Some talk is made that this new
organization is 10 work with the req
alar republicans Consider ban
quet at winch President Taft is
spoken OF but once and that in dis
paragement, and at which the name
of La Toilette, given casual but
timely mention, is cheered to echo
No compromise probable there. Ii
Is real insurgency 1t is open rebel
lion The stand-pat leaders NAV
scofi, or call names as it pleases the
individual, but the republican party
is facing big split This is parti
cularly the case. since the insurgents
expect defeat in their own party.
alleging the absolute necessity Of a
house cleaning that will rehabiitate
the party in the future. That sun
poses Taft's defeat as certainly as il
admits his nomination.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-22

Secretary Wilson declares that
western ranchmen use too much
water. From the way the depart
ments OF agriculture and of the in
terror are holding up all attempts at
new ditch and reservoir construction
IN the west 1t is evident the secretary
voices a sentiment at Washington
which does not intend to let weste, n
ranchmen have any more water to
use.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-22

ssIa t-ssas sne s.as..sl sesel IN o.s
II tie arss1e and then cra-~est. ks<
sss sszxs sassni 81 sss,ssas srosne
stsse hsu.A osnsr u1ae Pine
pseuersses sse exnsesssag se,a ose
bosse-. L. tses tko.s saeensiy trsa
The f'sne aec.sse "a ~ ioS,ksns sboss
~ ~eii s~. Il uos sesl~r than. si sDy
isuss ~ pressoss hsssoTy.
O. y Thomas. recenfiy iei . pew
contEses oa tie Lass Chance. ea
frsssesse~ mo.ntasa HE has a
hi,een tsoi eant.ci egcned on the
property saa some shipping ore N
sl9ht
Mr. and Mrs Prince Kln-ley
were IN Oar cav t4ou Coda creek
Sunday and Monday. leasias the
siieraaon oi the lsstes aate o. attend
The state far si Psebi0 Mr.. klns-
hey ss engineer at the I.lnks NINE
Adam Marei,e came IN from
Italian mosn,ssn Mossas. HE rode
down Cement creek. aud tells Ms that
teams are alsesdy making the trip
through 10 Crested Botte, With hav
La ie~ ~eeks. thss long hoped for
road viii be completed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-22
lf Naaa 0uly Eae~
Ms . H<~s u ts-pPsss~s u wss'd
trsag h. 1,aasssssl tisases

wss |. R<ay ss ts.ppsss~s - wsssd
B1sas ~ e,sIEsson tisaaar
E.xEa 70 90 Aosss~eEs Ss@s a s-s-
-. ssak.
s1sEss yos ESsrs Of sssssEy 81
ss.sssse % a. ~oEk.
IL xss.&a sEls kHsw The Gauss
thai.
I.ossehs pans come fssM sssA
siansys.
'T~eala save much needless ~0s.
.,o.a 5 kidney ftls seiY sseA Kid
nsys
s.aay res.aents Of this vicinity sn-
adAe s.em-
Airs. c. W. Bzo~n, p. O. Box No.
~ Moatrose .1oso.. says. a had
considerable backache aad ! Thought
1 syoald never get rad Of IL. At tiuass
1 vas 70 lame that I could hardly
get an from q chair and the si0piss;
hess. woak was performed only
Through a great effort | Vas ner-
voas, could not sleep well and had
he aaches When Dosns Kidney
pills we're recommended 10 me. ! pro-
cured a supply and after taking them
a shs 4 time. nay back regained it's
st myth. l can nov sleep well and
] feel better in every way"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
certs Foster M burn Co.. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-22
D Lytsa e. PinlAan's Vee,t.hl,

The Change Of Life is the most critical period of
womans existence and neglect of health at this time
invites disease.
Women everywhere should remember that there is no
other remedy known to medicine that will successfully
carry women through this trying period Lydia f.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound made from native roots
and herbs. Here is proof:
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-22

Natick. Mass--s1 csnn~t eNpresa what r
went threwgh dHring the Change ef Life hrfcre
u tried Lydia =. l'inkkasn's Vegetable Cs,w.
pound. L was In swch y NERVOUS cessAitiom 4
lcOssbd not Keep STILL Ny limbs were eSslA 4
Pad creepy sensations and coulA not sleeD
|aishts. l was finally told by TIVE Physicians
|that had a tuss0f.
read sne day of the Wonderful cures made
Ny Lydia D. l'inkh~sn's Vegetable Gsv, ,w,,wwA
ssad decided te try il, and il has made me q n Ell
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-22
Plaintiff,
Thet uniheriand lining A Smelt-
ins ompsuy.
Defendant.


10 ie uniberiand Mining A ~peltin,, CON,
10y 'ne 9, ttntiant above named tfREI m Nj .
. i"u are herebN required To apt,ear i, y, a..
W. pt.,esiit AGAINST you by the above raret
ltath'ih ih rhe District Court al t;,,t,,,is,.,,
t"unty State of Coi,ratio and ,,nsy..r - ~
p.alh' therein within twenty days after IN, lss,-
we ~ feet- Y served wIfhfu rhiS r, - .
served cur OF this esunty or bx ,,,,bi ...,,,,,
l. l,e.ih titfiN days Hfter the service hereof ex
stusiNe - the siay of sersie or iu,,s.,,,, - a.
tsui will he taken against ya, s.,.,'s, -, - ~
ftHNft 81 tite complaint. And If a eot., - ~.
n tti aessNe eTatitlai ,.,-ti,, t.. -,
ts WIN tnis summons, ar n the serVi,e
.i,s,; ~ ne " ,t 81 THIS state thsi. ten .iaxs
sitis'hai =" the time hereiuh.lf T. Ire sfe,,t,.s4
Tor siIlearnnee aud snswt.r us,u H.. -. -
said ny "eis"H ~ atore-
The said action j. broue.,,t Vi. ,,,s;,, ,,..,..,
~ neisnt he ousBberlsn Niu,pe
ING onidny and fs.r a .e,-v.e -
ihs th Defendant to set forth ,,,sx .ts,,a -
"u'7.-titt ~ und 10 the =. \tl. ~...,,--- = 4,
S.ah = q :" nth. r. IN t,upriss,, C,',,,.
s .oisrsa", ana " said deerae te he .,,i.sis,si
ana tr'rfuitied That the ss,a st..f,.,,,,..s. IS,
esiste or interest in the t,,,.,,..r, nHs pc
erioea snd That piaintih is .,,. /, x,,,.., "a a,a
hii-e- hhi That defendant t.s t,,r..,... ~. -
t s-ef'fne any interest estate .r ,,i.,-.
s,,r,,.. - M ssid prsperty and for surb ,s,,sy
eqafty Require and for rsssts ~ -, - sa nav N
-s ~ ,pehf from the cofnrl |. i,,, i; -. u -.
" ~ sihfeh p reference y here rn,e. 49, -.sa :.
htw on NE m said r..nrt H"a whfch =
And you her~s,x n,,,,,,.., a., :.
49, a'd 70 ahswer the ssis r.r.,.i~s.., -
Ne fNaufred the said mis- ~, ~ - -
srrss-a.,, ...r'sa snd prs-eed Ia finsl iuar,,..t
,s,raihx ,s,x to the prayer If the ~pu-.a., -,
Co.,, .., ane'ef my hsbd ana the se,I - ala
Of se~ns, 4 n ,s,, lh sand county rhis ssh dsr
lsEALl
feh' August s'-ser, = rs,i =. eiers-
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-22
ANOTHER SIMILAR CASE

CeeAWallyille. y. Y.-"l have teem takin0
Lydia 4. l'inkhasn's Vegetable CsaAyssuvsA fssr
sssne tisse fer Change sf Life. DerSeusness. And
. AhreiA growth.
Two AsctSrs advised me - 70 te ts,e
kSsPital Sst o@e day while WAS away visiting,
I met . woman Who told to take LYDIA r.
lsiakhAsn's Vegetable ComvpeuysA. did and
know n helPeA ne wonderfully. I VERY
thaakfal That I Was teld te try LYDIA q.
FtakhaM's Vegetable Ce0poan&."-Mrs. Y
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-22

The Otto Matzka estate at Crrssed
Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-22

The cement men are now busy
putting up cement block dairy
house at the Hartman ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-22

worked miracle
Cs.P"a.d worth its weight In geld for
period II life II 1t will
lettee-Mfs. Nathan MAJ
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-22

The maker. Of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound have thousands Of such letters those above
they tell the truth else they could have been obtained
for love money. This medicine is stranger-it has
stood the test for years
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-22

RPSo yunsD kS6nA 6. f1nkAa0h Vewp>nAse
Ca000A - 6sa tAe saaa1aeA s10sAy 6~e
- - NS - 80 - t..esss =
hn4D 0na0U1Vu1B 6SU0 HUUoD 60 0moA -
- ehD0Ah - f0UUs - - 00A
- WVtee ~ - o4vsgn. - -
~ sAowsa00s - eso1gA fsee - eAnaRe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-22
Sun MONS.

state Of Colorado,
tounty ot Gunnison,
in the District Court Of the S,.qa,,,h I,,;.;,
District at the state ri toiorsdo. wItbin AMI
ior ilie ounty Of Gunnison
The 1rested Butte Caal Conn
pauN.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-05-19

ternoon at ago O'Clock. The
Searchlight has spoken several
times about the ACCESSIBILITY of re-
the c. {. c., and we
hope that every business
and professional man IN town will
attend this meeting. There are a
number of things now under way
for the benefit of the town that
should come before us all for dis
cussion. The new ferry at Spur
geon crossing is one and the ques-
ton OF what to do on the Fourth
oil July in another. The question
OF voting for bonds for water works
ought 10 he discussed before the
Special election and many other
things might be discussed with
benefit to the town. Let uS get
together and have a 1--we CONNER
Cial club.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-05-19

Every body Is Wearing rmiIe wasn't
that a good rain
Mr.. aud Mr. Harvey Miller are the
happy parents OF a baby girl
Mr.. Monro, was to Harris Clark Tor
seed flax.
4 4 Couell painted h,s harm which
improved II 'rr much.
Mr. Ike passed Keller Lake SUNDAY.
Andrew Harua Was to Fru,d On hu,rn-ss
on Monday.
NJ. L. Williams is sery busy planting
potatnes the days.
The Mao brothers are about through
breaking On Mr., kellers place.
Mr. and Mr.. Robert Cooksun vent To
he Shultl ranch Tuesday Tor thorough
bred eggs and WAS detained on account of
ram.
uoyd Moothart and wife called At the
latIer's parents MIR. AMI Mrs Steeplr
Sundsy-rn rhrrr brand new buggy.
Mrs. Carr Kao called AT the Keller
home Saturday. also AT Williams place.
Nelly SteePle Is out hunting a horse of
her father which strayed last week. She
certainly Is a good roundup As she keeps on
hoping she may find him
+. Keller was to brentwood Sunday
and subpo-n-d ON the horse case a SECOND
time.
Miss Alice Hines called at the Keller
home Wednesday.
There will b- preaching services by FL
der J r. Keller, at the Daily school house
On MAY rs at II a. IN. A cordial inyiratlun
IS extended