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The Detroit times., 1911-07-22
BE GOOD TO BABY
BILL, WRITES WIFE
Lulu Worth, After Deserving Hubby,
Asks Spouse To Treat Family Cat
Well-Mrs. Hockin Gets Decree.

Lloyd Worth was granted a d.
vorqe from his wife Lulu, on grounds
OF desertion, In the Saturday SEES
sion for divorce cases. According to
Worth, his wife ran away with Jesse
Retter, Of Salt Lake City, Utah. Later
he said, they went to San Francisco,
A number Of post cards written by
Lulu from San Francisco and a let-
ter addressed to her husband were
introduced as evidence.
The letter follows:
My Dear Husband-Forgiye me
for what I have done. You get
Emma here and marry her. She
will make a better wife than I
did, and will be better to you
Now. Lloyd, in time you will get
= every cent back, as I've got it
all. No one knows I've got cent.
It's In trust, in case all don't turn
out we'll He (Retter) has fallen
heir to a few hundred dollars, so
he is in good shape. hate TO be
so bad, Lloyd, but ! can't help It.
You will be better of with some
one who is good to you. and don't
shed q tear over me, as I'm all
right, and when you get divorce,
I'll send the money back to you.
I don't want it--only took II for
my-oMn- protection. in case OF
trouble.
| must close. Tell Emma to stay
and take good care OF you, as you
. deserve it and be good to baby
Bill, as he Is baby. I'll say bye,
bye, Lloyd, and think as good OF
me as possible. I'm not so bad
You told me 70 go.
who is baby Bill?" asked Judge
Murfin of Worth.
That's her cat" replied the wit
ness.
Glad it is no worse" replied the
court
Maude Hocldn was granted di-
vorce by Judge Murfin, 4 Saturday
morning, from her husbapd, Herbert
s. Hockin, assistant secretary and
treasurer of the International Asso
citation of Bridge and. Structural
Iron -wurkersrnow acting secretary
OF the organization at the fndtanap-
(ContfuueA ON mage 81.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-22
DETROIT GIRL STILL
LOVES CONVICT BEAU
Mildred Rose Pleads For Doomed
Lover, Johnny Weller, But He
Goes Up For 7 Years.

Johnny Spanish" leader OF one OF
the worst gangs that made a practice
OF terrorizing the residents OF east
side streets In New York, has gone 10
Sing Sing prison for seven years, and
Mildred Rose, his Detroit sweetheart,
is grieving for him.
His real name Is John Weller and he
is well-known by the Detroit police.
Last winter, detectives here searched
high and low for him just when they
learned that he was hanging up" In
saloon on Hastings-st.. near Napoleon
St. Johnny Spanish caught on and
fed from Detroit.
Detective Tom Lally says that II Is
not known that the young man com
mitted any burglaries here, but he was
wanted for the New York police and
he was traced to Detroit, where he
came to see his sweetheart, Mildred
Rose, a young and pretty Jewish girl
who Is now In New York. where she
went to plead for her doomed lover.
Weller is only 20 years old and has
had a remarkable career. The police
say he came by his sobriquet through
being born In Spain. His dissipated
life has brought on tuberculosis and
the Judge in sentencing him from
New York, expressed the belief that
the young man would never live 70
complete his sentence.
Every one said that Johnny was
one of the worst fellows that ever
lived" said the Detroit girl. when
Weller was sentenced. ITO me he was
the best feffow IN the world When
was sick in Detroit last winter, he
sent me flowers every day"
The Detroit times., 1911-07-22
CAPTAIN G|RARD|N
IS NEAR DEATH
Well-Known Police officer Collapses
On Duty-Condition Is
Alarming.

Capt. Burton Girardin, on duty at
central police station, was taken sud
denly Ill, Friday evening, while at his
work. His collapse was SO complete
that II was necessary to send him to
his home. No. 117S Van Dyke-aye.. In
an auto patrol. Police Surgeon Grif-
fith Thomas accompanied him to his
home and worked over the stricken
The Detroit times., 1911-07-22
SAN JOSE SCALE RUINS
BIG GROUP OF TREES
Not One Fruit Tree In Ten In Bloom
field Township 10 Free From Pest.

field Township Is Free From Pest.
PONTIAC, Mich, July 22.-That
not one fruit tree in ten in Bloom
field township Is free from the scale
and that the entire crop will be ruin
ed before the fruit Is even ripe was
the report OF ]. A. Gray and Frank
German, fruit commissioners of
Bloomfield township today.
The crop Is almost beyond saving
this year and the only recommenda-
ton of the commissioners Is that the
owners Of orchards attempt to stamp
out the ravage next year by spraying
In season.
The commission believes that the
same condition Is true In every other
township in the country unless the
trees have been properly sprayed.
The pity OF II Is that the trees arc
loaded with fruit, apples, pears,
peaches and plums and the entire
yield is valueless so far as market
ing is concerned" said Mr.. Graley.
"If the trees were only sparsely
filed we might not feel so bad" The
damage is due 70 the San Jose
scale.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-22
BETS LIFE AS JEST In POKER;
LOSES, THEN PAYS THE STAKE
Black Aces and Fours Beat "Dead
Mans Hand'-victlm Had Dis
sipated Fortune.

LAwRENCEBURG. Ind, July 22.-
Although he had lost fortune at the
card table. Harry G. Wheeler jokingly
staked his life on his hand. while
playing poker with John w. Cerney,
and lost.
"What've you got?" asked Cerney.
Wheeler laid down his hand. He
held two black jacks and a pair of
black eights. while Cerney held two
black acres and two black fours.
Wheeler's head dropped on his
chest. and he rolled from the chair
and died. Heart disease. superinduced
by poker sweat" Is blamed.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-22
ExILED SHAH SCORES.
Defeats Strong Force Of Government
Troops In Persia.

TABRIZ. Persia, July 22=Mo-
hammed ALI Mira. the deposed shah,
marching upon Teheran to resign the
throne, defeated strong government
force beyond the Elburz mountains,
according to reports received here to-
day. The government troops are re-
ported TO have sustained heavy losses.
AS result OF the former shah's vic
tory many followers are fiocking to
his standard. Astrabad. one OF the
most important cities In northwestern
Persia and the province OF Kermansha
are said to have declared for Mo-
hammed ALI Mira.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-22
BELIEVE GIRL IS SAFE.
police Think Missing Girl Has Sc
cured Employment Somewhere.

NEW YORK, July 22.-William r..
swan, father of 19-year-old Louise
swan. missing from her home since
early this week, said today he feared
the notorfety accompanying his tiaagh-
ter's absence from home has led her to
drown herself Mrs. Swan. mother OF
the girl. is in very serious condi-
tIon from worry and the doctors say
n her suspense Is not soon relieved
she will die.
The detectives say they think the
girl is simply headstrong and inde-
pendent. They think she has secured
employment somewhere and knows
nothing OF the stir her disappearance
has caused.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-22
Protest. Purchase Of Regulator.

Anthony Pratt. secretary of the
Municipal league, has sent a COM
munication TO City Controller Heine-
man protesting against the payment
OF a bill Of s170 for regulator, which
the common council, last Tuesday
night, voted to purchase from the
Murray Automatic Boiler Feed Co
Pratt says he was Informed by Public
Works Commissioner Haarer that Aid.
Walsh introduced Mr.. Murray. OF the
Murray Co.. to him with a view TO
having the department purchase a
regulator. Pratt also says that Walsh
himself admitted that he is an agent
of the Murray Automatic Boiler Feed
Co. Under these circumstances. Mr..
Pratt doesn't think the city Is justi-
fed In purchasing the regulator.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-22
20 HURLED FROM SEATS.
Two Men Seriously Hurt When Trol-
ley Car Hits Horse.

SAGINAW. Mich, July 2S.-Twen.
ty passengers were thrown from their
seats and Almon Armstrong and Fred
Pomeroy were seriously injured when
the Detroit Limited car on the Sae-
inaw-Detroit route OF the 8. q II.
struck a horse near Bridgeport, Fri
day evening
The car plowed along thirty feet
in the sand and then came to a stop,
badly damaged. Neither Of the In.
jured men will die.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-22
JEwELRY CASE DISAPPEARS.
Sample Trunk Containing $500 Worth
Of Goods Stolen From Agent.

Of Goods Stolen From Agent.
The people are investigating the
loss of sample cases containing $500
worth of rings and watches, belonging
to c. B. Jacobs, agent for jewelry
house. who is stopping at the Metro
pole hotel.
Harry Clement, 20 years old, no
home, Is under arrest, Detectives
Baker and Horrigan having taken him
into custody. Clement was employed
by Jacobs to carry the sample cases
around. One sample case disappear
ed. Friday, while Clement was IN
front OF Leisemer's jewelry store, No.
az Michigan-ave.
Ed c. Donker, 20 years old. a
friend of Clement, also Is under ar
rest The police are looking for an
other man.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-22
Kills Two and Himself.

AUGUSTA, Ca. July 22.-Crazed
because his wife left him, Charles
Reese, a giant Negro ran amuck here
today, killing HIS wife; a Negro from
whom he borrowed a gun, a Negro
boy and fatally wounded a white man
who attempted to stop him. Then he
committed suicide.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-22
Underwood Measure Making TrA&
Agreement With Canada Effective
Is Now Up To President Taft
For His Signature.
Group Of Amendments To Document
Are Voted Down in Rapid
Succession.


March no, 1si0-President TAFT
met Canadian Minister Of Fin-
anee Fielding at Albany, N. Y.
january 20--Agreemenf trans-
mitted 90 congress.
February 14-Passed house,
al 60 e3J 81 Republicans and
sfx Democrats voting against n.
February z4-Reported 90 sen-
ate, which took NO action On a..
April Especial session con-
vened.
April 21--Passed house. z67 60
seg 70 Republicans and m Dems-
eats voting "Nay.n
July 22--senate votes on fnsI
passage.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-22

officer all night. Saturday morning.
the captains condition was said to be
alarming.
The captains young son is in the
same house suffering from severe
ease of typhoid fever The boy was on
the road to recovery, but has suffered
a relapse.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-22
The WEATHER

-tse.- -nstroif- and yicinitXJ SATURDAY
night aud sunday. fairJ mo material
change in temperaturcg light variable
winds.
For Lower Mlchigant Fair tonightt
sunday, tBcrensing eloudfness.
Belle ISici Air, 7zg water, "a.
One yenr ago todnyi Highest tenn
pernture, TDs lowest, CT mean, ga
cloudy with showersi amount of rais
90 inch.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-22
DETROIT LAD MISSING.

SAGINAW. Mich, July 22.-Harty
w. Smith. s. OF Detroit. has been
missing since June is. and his moth
or, who is at present in Saginaw, has
made inquiry for him. A legacy
awaits him.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-22

Dob Printing Done Rieht. Time.
Printing Co, i5 John R-st Call Main
1925. or City s3s5.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-22

The sun sets tonight at 1901 p. M.
and rfss sunday ne Ar n. ~. The
moon rises st Isos =. m. sunday
The Detroit times., 1911-07-22

Patent Applications fled by Barthel
q Barthel 81 w. congress-st
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NEW MARKET.
Anpnst u. 1911.

August u, 1911.
w. Z. Barrere and wife, of Nor
wood, are visiting relatives here this
week.
Miss Hattie Eyler and mother are
visiting relatives and friends at Mar.
shall
Mrs. Frank Holmes, OF PEBBLES, was
guest of her father, Isaac Stanforth,
and sister, Della, recently.
Mrs. J. ID. VaaWinkle spent Sun
day with Martha Barrere.
L. A. PuTdy and wife visited their
son, Q. V. Purdy, and wife, at Lynch
burg, Sunday.
Roy Carr, of Norwood, is spending
his vacation here with his mother.
The Township Sunday School Con-
vention, whichiwas held at the Pres
byterian OturchlSunday, was well at
tended.
Mrs. Lewis Rosselot has as her
guests her sisters, Mrs. Sarah Kibler,
of Cincinnati, and Mrs. Grace Pulse
and son, Walter, of Norwood.
James Barrere is nursing a bruised
hand, caused by ball hitting him,
while playing base ball at the Vance
reunion Thursday.
Walter Vance and wife, of Indiana,
called on John McReynolds and wife
one day last week.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
picnic, which was held at the Belfast
camp ground Saturday, was well at
tended from this place.
Forest Emery and wife entertained
relatives from Adams county last
week.
G. V. Purdy has the privilege for
the Gall reunion at Belfast next Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Miller were at
Nelson Barrere's Wednesday
Mrs. Roy McConnaughey and daugh-
ter, Thelma, of near Hillsboro, spent
part of last week with her father, Jas.
Eakins, and family,
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ALLENSBURG.
August q, 1911.


Preaching here next Sunday, Aug.
q, at 1890 a. m. and p. m. by Rev.
Hiram Runyon.
The Sunday School will attend the
S. s. Celebration at Mt. Olive Sat
urday, August 26
Charlie Fowler, Sr., and family, Of
Sabina, are visiting relatives at and
near this place.
Charlie and Gallon Fowler are visit
ing their grandmother, Mrs. F M.
Ludwig.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dininger and
son, Hugh, OF Webertown, visited at
the home of Mrs. Emma Shaffer Sun
day afternoon.
Luther .Shaffer returned home on
Wednesday from weeks visit with
his sister, Mrs. Ortha Ludwick, of
Madisonville.
Harry Champion, Luther Shaffer
and Otis Duncan are attending the
Teachers Institute at Hillsboro this
week.
Uncle Joe Henderson took dinner
with Mrs Emma Shaffer and son,
Herbert, Friday.
G. W. Shaffer is working a large
force on the new pike. He mas the
grading about completed.
Several from here are going to at
tend the State Fair at Columbus
next week.
Osa CLANCY is with her sister, Mrs
will Stuart, at Owensville, and Is go
ing to attend the Fair there this
week.
The Feed Mill at this place will rur
every Saturday until further notice
T. w. Roush, proprietor.
Quite number OF friends and rela
tives called at the home Of Mrs. NJ
J.. Ludwick Tuesday with well filleo
baskets to remind her of her 57tf
birthday and also her son, Srofe's l6tf
birthday. The day passed merrily
and all returned home wishing then
many more such happy birthdays
Mrs. Ludwick also received many
beautiful post cards.
Mrs. Harry Kinnamon and daugh
ters, Reba and Mary, are visiting a
the home Of her mother, Mrs. f. NJ
Ludwig.
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LITTLETON.
August q, 1911

@hNRNSN~Ai a"AA'
Chas. Wilkin and wife, Of Chilli.
cothe, are spending their summer
vacation at the home of the latter's
parents, VIM. Hastings and wife.
sylvia and Edgar West returned to
their home in Lynchburg, Thursday,
after a weeks visit at the home OF
Tom Shaffer.
VIM. Workman and family spent
Sunday at the home Of Frank Charles.
Little Miss Gertrude Aber was the
guest of her grandparents, VIM. Hast
ings and wife, Sunday.
Charles Shaffer and wife, Of Dayton,
are visiting the formers parents, Tom
Shaffer and wife.
John Hastings returned home
Wednesday from two weeks visit
with relatives in Cincinnati.
Charles Workman and wife, who
have resided In Milford the past two
years, have moved to their farm here.
VIM. Thomas and wife are enter
tanning relatives from Middletown.
Miss Ida Hastings has accepted a
position as principal of the Pleasant
Plain school.
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SINKING SPRING.
August 2l, 1911.

august Il, 1911.
Mrs. Ashton Swisshelm, Of Mound
City, Ill, was called here last week by
the serious illness of her mother Mrs.
Matte Gall.
Mrs. Vernie Witherup, OF Sullivan.
ILL.,, VIM. jenkins and wife, of James
port, Mo-, Ed. Jenkins, Of Sabina, JEFF
jenkins, Of st. Joseph, Mo-, and Mrs.
David Leadbetter, of Hillsboro, were
guests of Mrs. Hannah McKeehan, a
few days last week.
Mrs Sam Seller and daughter are
guests Of relatives at Washington
e. III.
Mrs. Pauline McKeown, of Ports
mouth, was called here last week by
the serious illness Of her sister, Mrs.
Matte Gall.
Rev. Bias and wife are visiting
friends near Dayton.
Mrs. Emma McKeehan is attending
the II. o. Il. /, at Hillsboro this week.
Mrs, Chas. Eubanks, of Barberton,
is the guest OF relatives here.
o. A. Tener is attending II. G. TT.
at Hillsboro.
John Covan was business visitor
at Hillsboro Monday.
Carl Phillips and wife are attending
the H. @. T.. l.
Mrs. Harry Parker, of PEBBLES, called
on friends here Sunday.
Laurence Kesler and Miss Nellie
Butler were married at Newport last
Thursday.
MRS, Jas. Kisling and daughters,
Ethel and Beatrice, are guests of Mrs.
Ed. McKeehan.
Misses Lauretta and Edwina Stew
art are guests of friends at Columbus.
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YOUNGSTOWN.
August q, 1911.

hNb uoN 49, A'tA'
Harold II. Galliett, of Washington
ID. G., Is spending an enjoyable vaca-
tion with his mother and brother,
Roland.
Chas. Yochum and wife are moving
to West Jefferson this week where he
engaged as principal of the school.
Miss Edna Rosselot and brother,
Carroll, of Columbus, are visiting
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rosselot.
Little Mary Loree, daughter OF
George Badgley, died Aug. IA. The
funeral was held in the Presbyterian
church, conducted by Rev. Brown OF
Wednesday, Aug. Is, in the presence
of large audience Of sorrowing rela
tives and sympathizing friends. Tn,
four little girls who acted as pal
bearers we're Mildred Weaver, Iren,
Rotrof, Corinne Jodry and Stell,
Badgley. The little body was takel
to the Winkie cemetery and placed a
the side of her mother, who died il
January.
Mrs. Ida Jacobs and two little boys
of Warren, John Burns and wife an
family. Of HolloWtown, Adolph acoh
and granddaughter, Crystal Jacobs, @
Portsmouth, were entertained at dir
ner at the horne Of Chas. Long an
wife, one day last week.
Dwight Edgington, of Blanchestel
who is the guest OF relatives here SUI
tanned broken wrist while at PLAY
DR.. Mckinney was called TO give tn
necessary treatment and we hope hi
little patient will soon be well agair
VIM. Few jr. and wife, of baylor
visited his father, Wm Few Sr., las
week and returned TO their home Q
Saturday afternoon.
Rev. Chas. Cornetet and family, {
Williamsburg are guests OF Telativ,
here.
L. Z. Druaot was business visit(
in Hillsboro last Saturday.
Mrs. Clara Gray, who was take
seriously sick with fever several weel
ago, is not much improved.
Friends of Charles Winkle are gls
to see him out taking short driv.
since his long illness.
Mrs. d. B. Altman was in Cincinna
last week and attended the Millinel
Opening.
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Obituary.

Adam Mason BECK was born near
Marysville, Union county, Oct. 10,
1847. He was the son of Abraham and
Mary Beck, his mother dying when he
was but three years OF age.
He was married to Mary Daughters
Dec %, 1873 Two children we're born
to them, the eldest a son, Clyde, died
when IL years of age. His wife with
the daughter, Mabel, still live bereaved
and broken hearted.
He was much attached to his home
and family, it being the most loved
place on earth to him. His daughter
says she never remembered Of his being
away from home over night but at one
time and that was to visit the home
of his childhood. Two sister also sur.
vive him, one living in the west and
the other near the old home in Union
county. He has lived all of his mar
ried life in this community, except
three years that he spent in the west
He was man Of genial disposition,
pleasant and cheerful in his manner
and kind in his association with
neighbors and friends A friend re-
marked since his death that she had
never heard him say an unkind word
Of fellow being
He made profession of a Christian
life years ago and at the time of his
death was member Of the Friends
church,
He was a man of sterling integrity
and uprightness, devoted husband,
an affectionate father and faithful
friend and will not only be missed in
the home but by host of friends. A
stroke of apoplexy terminated his life.
He was stricken a little after noon
July 30, and died about the same time
the next day, aged 63 years 8 months
and IL days.
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EAST MONROE.
August q, 1911

AubuoN -ii A'iA'
Mrs. Fred beaverton and children,
Of Miamasburg, are the guests OF rela-
tives here.
Elmer Swift spent Friday in Gin
cinnati.
w. 6 Fishback, the r. F. d. carrier
here, attended the mail carrier con-
vention at Marietta last week.
W. S. Tuttle spent Friday Of last
week in New Vienna.
]. B. Morton is visiting in Blanches-
ter this week.
Vernon Mason visited in Greenfield
over Sunday.
Miss Imogene beaverton spent the
past week the guest OF Miss Elsie
Duke, at Hillsboro.
Robert Wilson and wife are the
guests Of relatives in Indiana.
j. W. Bond and wife, Of Chillicothe,
visited here over Sunday.
Mrs. Belle Miller left Monday for
her home at Princeton, Ind, after
making several weeks visit with rela-
tives here.
The camp meeting held in FL. G.
waln's grove near this place closed
Sunday night.
Mrs. Minnie Harper, of Dallas, Tex
is visiting here.
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DANVILLE.
August q, 1911.

August Il, l9ll.
Richard Roush and wife are enter
tanning his father and two brothers,
OF Wabash, Ind, this week.
f. L. Pence and family, of Lynch
burg, were guests of his mother, Mrs.
Rosa Ann Pence, Sunday.
Quite a number from here attended
the Wilkin reunion near New Mar
ket Saturday.
VIM. Berry and wife were guests Of
relatives in Hillsboro Sunday.
Richard Brown and wife and two
children visited relatives at Buford
Sunday.
Mrs. Casper Donnely Is spending the
week with her daughter in Spring
field.
Mrs. Amiel Mckenzie and son. War.
ren, are the guests Of relatives in Fay
ette county this week and attended
the Washington fair.
Ellis Roush, OF Springfield visited
N. p. Landess and wife Thursday.
Mrs. John Cochran was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Ed. Lemon, in Hills
boro and attended the Chautauqua.
Miss Anna Wood spent last week
with friends in Hillsboro.
Mrs. Orley Shaffer, of near Harris
burg, was guest Of her parents, John
Roush and wife, Friday and Saturday.
Geo. Vanzant and wife spent Thurs
day and Friday with their daughter,
Mrs. o. A. Landess, in Hillsboro.
Howard Miller and wife, Of Lum.
berton, we're guests Of his mother
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, Sunday.
DIR. j. II. Christman delivered q
splendid and appropriate sermon al
the Reformed Church Sunday morn
ing and evening
Joe Stratton and little daughter
Grace, and Harry Reed, Of Lima who
were the guests of the formers moth
er, Mrs. George Tedrick, at Price
town last week, called on relatives
and friends here Tuesday. Joe''
many friends here are always glad u
see him.
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MAPLE GROVE.

August p, 1911.
Misses Ethel and Mary Fenner, OF
Buford, we're guests Of their cousin,
Miss Bessie Vance, Saturday night
Clyde Montgomery and Loren Fur
stenberger attended the temperance
play at Pricetown Friday night and
report it excellent.
Herschel Mock spent Sunday with
9th e Landess.
Mrs. Ida J acobs and sons, OF Warren,
were guests Of John Burns and family
recently.
l.. II. Mock and wife visited at the
home OF VIM. Custer and wife Sunday
Lewis Brown and daughter, Ivy, of
Martinsville, stopped over Saturday
with his brotherin-law, M. r. Wat.
son, while on their way to Georgetown
TO visit his son.
Mrs Flora Coffman, OF Indiana, has
been visiting at the home of p. j.
Yochum, the past week,
Mrs. Maria Ruble called on Mrs.
Lizzie Mock, Sunday afternoon.
John Hess and sisters, Misses Mary
and Lena, were guests of relatives at
Hillsboro, Saturday and Sunday.
Raymond Vance, of Mowrystown,
spent Wednesday night with his
grandfather, W. +. Vance.
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