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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-14
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Observation-Disclosures wdrt. aber itbledt
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lhuher hielar mi0rigen &erbGltuii.
fcrt lpiths in ibm one SeMtiapd1t
l.acb Ner Seimatb, no ieilre slnge
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-14
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

The following offices and positions in
the government of the City OF hermann
will be filled by appointment on the 18th
day of April 1911: Treasurer, Clerk, At
torney, Street o~verseer Teamster and
Sexton. Applications for either post.
ions must be made in writing and filed
with the Mayor on or before above date.
HENRY BOOK,
City Clerk,
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cher gatispceie absrr6Nheib erTolgreide 9ebdue.
limasmsfhobe. btier, nAsrer uR6 biafger pie Spern,
ttnn ODER $eipitdi6thdnblung. SD belle ond) giinb-
itdl nno tantrpo @IutUrreIitung, Nittrttouet Der
BruState pSer 9oritrtsrornisp. urinbtihperoeu, Nia-
ner
Gbrsnhaite eriolsreide @thouoIung 9aranttert.
drsiIithe aHsrfemilneeni
T1n i'd bersits nit pititn 6er Seier btsl &srmanItr
ppiISbIait psrjbnlid pnsr brieiIib betnnnt. 10 bin iy
aerne bsrett, oiidb uuosret eetotnoeH uistrt beiitIhe
Tiaasui,fte. ioipis HtGin bsittiAto Hnh, ireIteJ bttlc
10 eiiulgreihe 3eilnitthooe ibr ihipabe wennner aus
Btd,npjnna Der gsuonnien Sttoer ertidrt. I c inb III
etuSodhtm Gcu0trt Jn imtotn.. ~
sis b%rantSsnl mar biees Siierte aAsyadaetesn lafO
mfr oIiflue asbft Sbttrssuaien MorsHs strinlenotfi.
DR.. q. H. B0BERH.
s64 Woodward Ave. Detroit Mich
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Neue Qn5eigen

2iebtune! Yin aeuci9t SInlireihers M
Eopeiierer-arbc 6l ilun I'M Eauid} gc9cn
Gin Piero.
Sote! 81 perfauien ODER III ncriauidieu.
%. s. eattter,
SmiSS, ITO.
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Wleme ,Sarm beitebeno aus sc Ader, 50
Htcr sIor, gsnter gSe,uberg nab 0bIi9ar.
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lle9t uno gu irauo emer ;3eit angctrtter
lpetoaa topn uno lueaen llmSng raid Der.
tauit WirS. g8e9eu udbcreS ipcUoe man
lid on
Gibnrb 3. Soeidel,
Selmann, DO
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SiGie SIS ~usrRanfcn.

Sin 5-3unmer cntboIienteS gQchnbauS
nit Gotten, beinc ODER einSeiii, ou Der Sit
VI orsiirabe, I'M beiteu 3uitaitoc. @uter
Iiie!!.
@bsnIaaS $ idl6ne Gotten nn Sit giartt
itrobs. Suter Sitei.
G%bpnial6 Gin 5.3mmer eniboltcnteS
g~4phnbnuS nit cine, got on gBct DIorti,
jtroBe. Sutet Sitel.
GbenialS elm 4s3immcr euibalientee
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5toot 1T biHj9 ~ oertnnleu. 6uter Sitcl.
Sra9t mad, bel
Midaef Heumanl,
Sermonn, Ylo,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-14
sDir baben iar 3ud,t S,pedc foIsenOe ecle
RaiienbensIte.
Harry Gold Dust,
Joker KonfIant
and Colonel Brockman

t@rpBer IdpnrSer Gielben9ID
6erp Sob Duii itebt gu SieuIten nui
Wife Sceid)es Sarm nobe 9wiSS Den 10.
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,Vtat. 8. l6 Suli. Ge ibriee sjeit oui
YblIlip's Suim on Sort @oacp nit Softer
&oniloni NIB Selonel 9sodmann.
Ncriidlerung eines lebenoen Suaen liir
3luel crit aenannten SIS, ihr %lestaenonnten
$40. Sacob Ybttipp u. 50.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-14
bu perfouien.

98eacn bnIo. Wee4u9cS / lat n"uer &ot,s
cieu iiir SOIL mo &obIcn, ) slitmin &odii
i6pie. / Seihe. ! gtGhmoiduue liir NuR.upo
0onobetrieb biiIig ~ uertauien bel paItor
in Srenerid ebara, Wip.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-14
&pien unb gfIansen.

Gccbem erbalien cine reide AuelpabI Der
! toniten iunged bliibeneen HpicniiSde.
GbeniollS iino ole eorteu @emijes YIlauBen
su babtn bel,
MrS Ssnrp y o d..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-14
Nnftipni

F.
8ir Que llnter5eidnctcn perfalfcn
oui Ger alten Gonaro Gpple 6or1tI
ont
Samstaa Den %. Npril 1911
oi,f offenflidpr Iuftion ~ioIgeuOep
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6ietenoen:
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Sainn nit Serfel. IT 2iufer, G,loh-
titat Sen mo 9prlL 1 9inSer, I
Seuredan, / Grill. 2 Ggbcn, 2 9lui.
bredpiiiige, 2 aornpfliige. 1 Sdmt.
felpflllg, l SurreD, / @nleir; oiidy
SGrls- mo aiidengerotfe, rulO on.
oere artifeI al soblreid i'm olle 5l
bei@rneit.
8e0inglutgen Mllc Slmniipn bon
So t,no oaminter 9aor, fiir Gum.
men iiber So miro 5 Monate Credit
gegen Note mitgilter Sifer6eit 9e.
gehelt,
Gunis Gppic niS Sdmcitrrn
SoIlte es an %. gpril 8egnen
Lis oaB Der &erfaiti nidJt ltattfnt6en
faHh miro nerIefbe ans Montaa ocll
ia. Ipril itattfinoef,
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81, @crfanfenr

a8ububduS BON i Simner nit Got an Der
:itm Strn6e 9elesen Sommertiicbe uno
RaudhauO. aIleS tn better Sronun9, gladI'
5nfraeen bel.
Srib 9iedarnfe,
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wia.utlid,r Alarhibniat
Hermann Star Mills

@eisen, 2 Gualitdt. .......... IS
3eisen. 3 Gualitdt. n
Rebl, per Saf, 1 Aualitdt. 2.70
Webl, per Sad, 2 Aualitdt.. 2.60
aornmebf, per 100 Bfuuo... 2.10
&leie, per 100 Sfuno ....... l.t0
Sbippitof, per loc Bfnno.... l.aD
Srobutte.
Gorisiert BON
John n. Helmers, Sroeer.
Butter per %iunb ........15 biz 20
Gier per 9ubenb.. Is
Slbner, per Hfuno. ........ log
Spring Gbidens. per Sio...... ID
SbmalS, per SIS..............l2
8miebeln per Snibel. ...........75
8olle per 8iuno. 20
8artoHeln Hene. 90
SurteDs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
Gnfell II
@dnie S
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| &leioerihranf, l 9reiier, l geoIditann.
l &odJoien, / Sid. . gepoliterte StiiDlc, .
ShauielitiibIe. yiud1Surru9en bel
Sos. u ch amcu.
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@ieberrui.

8ieberruf.
Sd, wieSsrrui bicrnit Die bon mir &c.
mad1te gIugabe onS Gboo. Wiepct cine
neutrality-suspicious. in Crate e%intalIir.
tc mno g. gangenber9 i'm ben Wiarid mod,s
te. gitd, bic gtnaobe peldpc idi in Der Gd)uls
rabl geriammasna s~betrciiS s y. Wieper.
Sbeo. yluumeper ~nc !, JtneIler sen,adi.
lpieoeruIe id
Yug. 2 uenteI.
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o etp inih tSbre @ab.
arbeit ole mir Snfrieoeniteaeno
fir maBigen 8reiS beiup8en
ipollen i'm GraiielDerein.
3adliruge bei
Sran u. 6. Settler
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-20
In Order To Score Chickens
Before Close OF The Week
The Finest Exhibition OF Birds
Ever Shown In county
And The Attendance Has Been
Very Good So For .

The attendance at the pet stock and
poultry show is increasing every day.
Great interest is being created among
the people who have hardly realized
the Importance of the event hereto
fore, and the crowds are coming SO
fast that 1t keeps the door keeper
busy nearly all of the time collecting
admission fees. On Wednesday after
noon several hundred people entered
the show and everyone expressed an
opinion that it was far above their ex-
pectations.
Arrangements have been made by
those in charge of the show to admit
the school children of the city on the
latter part of the week. The time
set aside for the children is on Sat
urday morning between the hours of
s and 10 o'clock. After ten o'clock,
the regular admission will be charged
to the children and all should take
the opportunity to see it free.
Owing to the large number of en-
by the association, 1t was necessary
to employ another judge in order that
the scoring could be finished before
Saturday. Judge Coleman OF Lexing-
ton was secured to assist Judge w.
R. Graves and now the work is pro-
crossing rapidly. Mr.. Coleman re-
Gently finished the work of judging
large number of birds in show at
Philadelphia, Pa, and is very well III
ted for the position.
The work of judging and scoring
the dogs was begun by Mr.. Lippin-
colt on Thursday afternoon and he
expects to finish some time Friday.
There are fine lot of dogs of all
kinds on exhibition and 1t is treat
to lovers of animals to see them
There are animals from the very
smallest to the huge st. Bernard
breed and it is worth the admission
fee to only see them and their antics
in the exercising pen which is In
the center of the room.
On Thursday evening all special
prizes will be awarded to the winners
At that time the judging will have
progressed far enough to make the
special awards possible and there is
great interest shown by those who
hope to be winner in the specials.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-20
CAMP BUDD
Again To The Front -0f Much IntereS
To older Boys

At the Newark convention IT. was
decided to take definite steps toward
arranging for such conference as is
held in other parts of the country, for
older boys.
The committee appointed met in Co.
lumbus Wednesday and went over the
situation and came to the conclusion
that there is a great need in this Sec
tion of the country for another train
ing conference for older boys, same to
be run AMI managed on the same lines
as the Old Lake Geneva and Silver
Bay conferences, but less than the
work given at these important gath
erings would not be worth while. The
committee decided further to arrange
for such conference, and to open
the same to any young man in the
state between the ages of Is and Is
years, and for boy workers and secre-
taries. There will be Bible study
courses for the boys, training in COM
mittee work and first-class instruction
and a leadership in athletics and ply
sical work. The work given will es.
pecially appeal to committee leaders
and volunteer workers in the boys
departments, only boys of definite
purpose and strong characters will
be eligible to this conference. Such
men rs Prof. Fisk of Oberlin, Prof.
R. H. Walker of Delaware, M. D.
Crackel of Cleveland, G. G. Robinson
of the International committee, and
Coach Ed. S. Conen of Cleveland will
be sought to lead this conference. The
date set is June 10 to 29.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-20
Used Which They Claim Was
Never Paid For
Items OF Interest From The
Probate Court
Marriage Licenses Issued
And The Deed Record
Mansfield News1

J. B. Waight and Frank o. Lever
ing, partners doing business In Ohio
under the name and style of Waight
G. Levering, have begun suit in COM
mon pleas court against the Jefferson
Oil C Gas company, w. J. Geer, W..
A. Kappe, e. M. Gardner and T. X.
Berry.
The plaintiffs allege that on Jan.
1S, 1908, they sold and delivered to
the Jefferson Oil C Gas company l.
S16 feet of five and three-sixteenths
casing for the sum of 30 centh per foot
amounting to the sum of S39480.
The defendant, the Jefferson Oil &
Gas company, agreed to pay plaintiffs
said cum therefor. The other de-
PENDANTS are stockholders in the JEFF
ferson Oil & Gas company and finan-
cially interested therein. 1t is alleged
that the defendant agreed in writing
to pay for all pipe sold them.
The plaintiffs say that no part of
the bill has been paid by any of the
defendants. There is due and owing
to the plaintiffs the sum of s394.S0
with interest since Jan. 1S, 1908, for
which they seek judgment.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-20
new FACTORY
Is Assured For CGnterburg
This Spring
Combination Creamery And
Ice Cream Plant
[Cenlerburg GazetteI


We are authorized to announce a
prospective, or assured, new industry
OF considerable importance, for Cen.
terburg. While the canning factory
proposition which has been under con.
sideratlon for some time has been
dropped, temporarily, at least, some.
thing equally as good, IL not better,
is to be substituted.
The preliminary arrangements for
the installation of complete and
modern combination creamery and
ice cream plant were completed Tues.
day. A tract of land, near the c., A.
& G. depot, has been purchased from
o. B. Mes3more and the work on the
plant will begin within very short
time.
1t is hoped that the plant will be in
full operation by May LIST. Messrs. G.
B. Smith and w. o. Clawson have
been the prime movers in the enter.
prise Ample capital is assured but
local people will be given an oppor.
tunity to purchase limited amount
of stock in the company which will be
Incorporated.
We congratulate Messrs. Smith &
Clawson on their enterprise and wish
for them and the project unbounded
success.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-20
PROGRAM
For The Memorial Services
Of Joe Hooker Post

Joe Hooker Post, No. 21, @. A. r.,
will hold memorial services at the
post hall on next Sunday at o'clock
p. m. Twelve comrades have answer
ed the last roll call during the past
year. The following program will be
given ON that date:
Opening song, Toll the Bell, the
Brave are Sleeping"-Quartet.
Prayer-Rev. w. e. Hull.
Song. "Tenting Tonight Quartet.
Scripture Reading Chaplain Capt.
M. M. Murphy.
Song, "The Vacant Chair"-Quar-
tet.
Reading Records--Adjutant j. ". ".
Elder.
Address-Rev. w. A. Clemmer.
Song, where No Ranks Are Brok-
en"-Quartet.
Long meter Doxology-Audience.
Benediction-Rev. VIM. e. Hull.
The quartet which has so kindly
volunteered its services for this oc.
casion is composed of the following:
DR.. r. w. Colville, Mr.. d. B. Heron
Mrs. Jesse Gilmore and Mrs. Caroline
Tilton, Miss Edith Bell, pianist.
The public is invited to attend the
services.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-20
NNN y = .
HEROES WHO SERVE AND
SUFFER

Nobody who lives along the chain of
the great lakes needs to be told of the
work of the government life-saving
crews. Their business is to face dan
ger. No matter how appalling the per-
IL, no matter even death seems GER
tain, they must go to the rescue when
there are lives and vessels to save
The plain, official record of their deeds
reads like the sagas of the Viking.
Yet the mighty, generous United
States of America gives these men but
little better treatment than it does the
cats it maintains to kill the mice in
its postoffices. The pay in the life-sav=
ing service is pitifully small. One of
the best captains the Cleveland sta
ton ever had resigned, not long ago,
because he had to find other employ
ment In order to rear his children in
comfort and save enough money to
support him and his wife in their old
age Cleveland Leader.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-20
BY SENATOR HoucK

Senator Lewis B. Houck of this city
was in OberlIn Friday of last week
and delivered very fine address be-
fore the students of the Oberlin Bus
mess College upon Elements of True
Success" Senator Houck is himself
graduate OF. the Oberlin Business
College and as he states received
much of the inspiration from this
school which has contributed to his
present success. He was greatly de-
lighted with the progress and growth
of Ohio's leading business college
since mis- own student days more than
twenty years ago.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-20
HIGH School
To Play DOane Academy
Basket Ball Saturday Night

Coach Blair of the Mt Vernon high
school basketball team is busy train
ing his squad for the game with Doane
academy at the Y. M. G. A. gymnas-
ium next Saturday evening at 1880
o'clock. The game Saturday night
promises to be the best ever played in
the city as Doane academy has the
reputation of having one of the fast
est basketball teams in this section
of the state and the best that can be
secured. Capt. Postle of the loca.
team thinks he is prepared for the
game.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-20
. *s ~ =
REFUSING A BEoUEsT

FFF !" y y
The authorities of Washington and
Jefferson college have just done an un-
usual and very valuable thing, viz:
refused $4,000 bequest because its
acceptance would SO .dimish the oon
or's estate as to leave his widow. and
six children in a needy condition. This
extra-legal generosity is in pleasant
contrast with the greedy attitude Of
ten manifested by public institutions
regarding endowment questions me "
York Globe.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-20
NEGRO
Bites Off A'IWhite-. WOman's )
Lip

Houston, Tex, Jan. 19-Mrs. Jar
bara Reifscheider, 70 years old, was
attacked by a negro at her home in
Houston, early today. The negro bit
off the entire upper lip of the aged
woman.
A crowd attracted by the woman's
screams and bent on wreaking sum
mary vengeance, pursued the negro,
who fell once when fired at by a pa
trolmaD, but he managed to regain MS
feet and make his escape.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-20
Weaver-Cline
Wedding

Mr.. Earl l.. Weaver, residing near
Utica, and Miss Ada Cline, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Cline, residing
two miles south of the CITY, were unit
ed in marriage Wednesday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock at the Baptist parson-
age by the Rev. f. e. Brininstool.
They were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry T. Spittle, the latter being
sister of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
Weaver will be at home in about a
week at the Frank Young farm, east
of Mt. Vernon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-20
80 ~ ********#~ ~*s****
He DID THE RIGHT THING

81 hope it will be long time before
I have such another test applied to my
honesty" a downtown merchant re-
marked, as he returned from waiting
on a customer.
"What was the trouble?" asked his
partner.
"Those near-wool suits. An old fell
low. came in just now and asked me
the price Of one.
"'Seven dollars told him.
"'Speak louder he said holding his
hand behind his ear. So yelled '$7!.
F Eleven dollars! Too much! I'll
give you $9!' he replied"
His partner looked at the speaker in
alarm.
"You, er, of course, you did the
right thing?"
81 guess you can depend on me tc
do the right thing" was the naughty
retort.o Then he paused. you'd bet
ter get some dollar bills when you &c
to the bank" he remarked. II JUS
gave an old fellow our last one fol-
change. e."-Harper's Monthly.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-01-20
Cub Notes
Beethoven Club

Beethoven Club
The Beethoven club met in the west
room of the Mardis music store Tues
day evening, January 18th. A Men
delssohn program was prepared by
Mrs. McIntire and Mrs. Beggs as fol-
lows:
Part !
Paper on Mendelssohn-Mr Bsegs.
Selection from Midsummer Nights
Dream" with description of each.
Overture, eight hands-Mrs. Colvil'e,
Miss Gertrude Porter, Mrs. Critch-
field and Mrs. McIntire.
Song and Chorus-Mrs. Kennedy,
Mrs. Welch, Miss Bell, Miss Williams.
Nocturne Wedding March, four
hands Miss Clark, Miss Rosenthal
Finale Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Welch,
Miss Bell, Miss Williams.
Part u
Spring song, vocal-Miss McCar
thy.
Duets, II Would That My Love-,
20 Vert Thou in the Cauld B'ast,
MAY Bells and Flowers"Mrs. Cover
Miss Bell.
Spring Song, piano-Miss Shireman
20 Rest in the Lord"-Mrs. Wot
ton.
Overture, eight hands, Calm Sea
and Prosperous Voyage"-Mrs. Col
vile, Miss Gertrude Porter. Mrs
Critchfield, Mrs. McIntire.
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BIRTHS

A daughter was born Wednesday ev-
ening to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert link of
Prospect street.
A son was born Thursday morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wells of near
Bloomfield.
A son was born Thursday morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rinehart, who
reside on the New Delaware road just
west of the city.
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i. WILL OCCUR COON i
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s**All persons Wishing to attend the
National Corn dinner at Columbus,
February 8, should notify at once w.
A. Lloyd. Wooster, o. Plates $1.Oo
each.
t'"There will be a meeting of the
Knox County Grange at Morris Grange
hall Saturday at 1890 o'clock.
@'sThe superintendent and princi-
pals round table will meet at Gambler
on Saturday
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y ssass' %sns'
A Pleasant
Esf~atna

A Pleasant
Evening
A number of invited guests Assem-.
bled at the home Of Charles e. Coch.
ran, about five miles west Of Mt. Yer.
non on the Old Delaware road, Tues
day evening, and had very delightful
time. A six-o'clock chicken soup din.
ner was served after which music,
songs, etc, were enjoyed the rest of
the evening.
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OBITUARY
William Hayes
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William Hayes died at his home
about four miles northeast of Bladens-
burg Thursday morning at about six
o'clock after an extended illness caus-
ed by tuberculosis. He was 66 years
of age at the time of his death and
is survived by his wife, two daugh.
ters and three sons. The funeral Sat
urday morning at 10 o'clock, at the
Woods church near Bladensburg, Rev.
N. T. Sims officiating. Interment in
the Woods church cemetery.
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Teachers
Entertained

Teachers
Entertained
The T. w. s. M. club, composed Of
the Third ward teachers, met with
Miss Anna Neldon. Kokosing Flats,
on Wednesday evening. The evening
was very pleasantly spent and refresh
ments were served.
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Entertained
st. PauI's Choir

ST. PauI's Choir
The Woman's Auxiliary of st.
Paul's Episcopal church most delight.
fully entertained Wednesday evening
in the parish house. The event was a
choir reunion. the present and former
members of the choir being in at
tendance. About sixty were present
at the enjoyable event. At o'clock a
most delicious turkey dinner was serv-
ed. The tables were arranged in the
form of a letter T, the decorations
being red and white. The evening
was delightfully."- spent in dancing and
singing.
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THE STATE RESTED

Wheeling, w. Va. Jan. 49, The
state rested in the trial of Laura
schenk at 1880 O'clock this morning.