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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-26

Miss Lola North of 500 South Bos-
ton Ave. entertained few Of her
friends at dinner last evening in hon
or of her birthday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-26

Mr. Edward Shaw of New York is
calling on the jewelry trade Of Tulsa
today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-26

Mr. NJ, II. Riddick returned yester-
day from New York and Chicago,
where he has been for several weeks.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-03-23

| Mrs. Ed Woolsey and children re-
turned to their home near Russell
Saturday after visiting few days at
the home of her father, G. Wander
opol, and other relatives In this vi
entity. ~-
DR.. Thee. Brenizer, of near Lamo-
nj, stopped off here Friday evening
while enroute home from business
trip to Ottawa, Illinois, and visited
over night with friends in this Vi
cinity
F. s. Stewart and son, Ralph,
went to Alton Sunday and Mrs.
Stewart and DR.. j. w. Rowell, wife
and son, Edgar, went Monday and
came home with Mr.. Stewart Tues
day in his auto
Abe Goodman, of Garden Grove,
was visitor in this city last Sat-
urday. He was accompanied by
Arthur Teeter, Of Jasper, Mo-, who
is visiting at the home Of his sister,
Mrs. John Goodman, northeast of
Leon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Bramon, who
were visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. j. L. Mendenhall, in
this city, departed Monday evening
for Delphos, where they will again
take up their residence after living
for some time at Walnut, Nebraska.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Teale, of Mt.
Ayr, came over Friday evening to
attend the dinner party at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Teale that
evening. Bert returned home on the
early train Saturday morning and
Mrs. Teale visited here until the
evening train.
Fred Woolley, of High Point, was
in Leon Saturday evening, returning
from Des Moines, where he had been
attending a meeting of the progress
1sive farmers of the state who called
on the legislature to urge that they
make an appropriation of 100000
for short course work and the ex-
tending of the extension department
of the state college.
The country is surely going DEM
ocratic at the next election or all
signs fail. Even that rock-ribbed
old republican, Clabe Brazelton,
shows unmistakable signs of becom-
ling democrat, for he says since he
has moved out on his fine farm
northeast of leon that he finds that
about all of his neighbors are DEM
ocrats, and they are good neighbors
too, he has bought yellow dog and
commenced to chew long green
tobacco, and last week he put on
the finishing touches by coming in
and subscribing for The Reporter.
|
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-03-23
PURELY PERSONAL

J.. v. Lemley had business at Da-
Wis City Tuesday.
Grissom Grimes was visiting at
Davis City Tuesday.
J. E. Sutherlin was passenger
Monday for Davis City.
w. B. Barger, of Leroy, had busi-
1es in this city Tuesday.
John AXES made business trip
70 Promise City Tuesday.
Ed Farquhar visited over Sunday
vith friends at Humeston.
Julia and Claude Chastain visited
With May Richards Sunday.
Dr.. O. w. Foxworthy had bust
sess at Davis City Tuesday.
H. E. Kendall, of Derby, was a
visitor in this city Tuesday.
Thomas Fox, of Davis City, had
business in this city Monday.
A. NJ. Haag, of Pleasanton, had
business in this city Tuesday.
Elder J. S. Coffin went to Keller
ton Monday for a short visit.
Harry Negley left Monday to
spend few days in Ottumwa.
Miss Ona Riley of Decatur City,
vas Leon visitor Saturday.
Miss Hattie Tabler, of Weldon was
visiting in this city Tuesday.
VIM. Kimball, of Davis City, was
= visitor in this city Tuesday.
Sam Johnson was a Sunday visitor
ut the home of his brother Joe.
Chick Kimhall, of Davis City, was
visiting in this city last Friday.
}. r. Vail, of Garden Grove, had
business in this city last Friday.
Miss LAME Meek is slowly i'm
growing from her recent illness.
afrs. Wilbur Prall, of Lamont,
vas visiting in this city Tuesday.
Mrs. w. J. Mather, of Lamont
vas visiting in this city Tuesday.
Grissom Grimes was visiting with
some folks at Davis Cit! Sunday.
Miss Pearl Kier, Of Decatur City,
vas a visitor in this city Monday.
Mrs. c. r. Riley, of Decatur City,
vas visiting in this city Monday.
Robert Good and wife spent. Sun
day with friends at Garden Grove.
Miss Jessica Pryor was visiting
With friends at Davis City Sunday.
John McMains, of Derby, was a
business visitor in this city Friday.
Dr. w F. Waight had professional
business at Pleasanton last Friday.
Miss Ollie Wells, of Davis City,
vas a visitor in this city Saturday.
H. T. Rauch, of Lamont, was a
business visitor in this city Monday.
Claude Robinson visited over Sun
day with his parents a. Davis City.
Mrs. r. NJ. Black, of Davis City,
vas visitor in this city Tuesday.
E. w. Cooper, of Lamont, was a
business visitor in this city Tuesday.
Mrs. Jesse Wion, of Kellerton,
vas visitor in this city Tuesday.
R. L. Brown, Of Davis City, was
= business visitor in this city Tues
day.
Mrs. G. G. Grimes, of Davis City,
vas visiting in this city last Satur-
day.
Miss Earlita Smith, of Lamont,
VAS visiting in this city last Satur-
day.
VIM. Carroll, of Burrell, was a
business visitor in this icty last Fri
day
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-03-23
Eden Shire Horse Co.
Notice of Appointment of Admins.
traitor.

In the district court of thesstate
of Iowa, in and for Decatur county.
In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Alb
ram Hatfield, deceased
To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed and
has qualified as administrator of the
estate of Abram Hatfield, late of De-
catur county, Iowa, deceased. All
persons in any manner indebted to
said deceased or his estate will make
payment to the undersigned; and
those having claims against said de-
ceased or his estate will present
them in manner and form as by law
required, for allowance and pay
ment.
Dated this 21 day of March, A.
D. 1911. --' .-.. @@
Riley D. Hatfield,
31-3t. Administrator of said estate. :
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-03-23

Why should the bridegroom wear
life?
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-03-23
EASTWOOD field MARSHAL
(242l7)

will make the season of 1911 at w.
F. Fletcher's barn, 81 miles SOUTH
east Of Leon, on the Lineville road.
TEIsMS-$15 to insure colt to
stand and suck. Care will be taken
to prevent accidents, but will not be
responsible should any occur. Par
ties parting with mares or removing
from the county forfeit the insur-
ance and service fee becomes due at
once. Mare and colt will be held for
the service fee. 31-4t
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
2Osen.
AUBtH|
0entfde i~Sreimanrer

Seutfde Jretnta1trer SOge
XGN Mrmini1ts, $50. %, S. q. 81.
wv sc. Monm S6neiOer, Sc
fretGr 3746 Sec &inIeD Str, gbebp
Gbaie 9. 6. @eriammelt ii6 ieoen
1. unO 8. 0ienstag i'm Monat inn
neuen Maionic Sempel.
@ilbelm Sell &pse go. 5, 9. 8.
g. Of s. @eriammelt ii9 ieoen l..
uno 8. 9~onnerstag i'm Monat in
623, 2oufinna Apenlie. Saul Ba6-
i6mio, Sefretdr, 107 5. StraBe,
90. o.
Columbia 8mmO go. 81, 8. s. g.
st.. Sobn Meininger, Sefretdr, 7t6
Gresham @lace, g. 90. @erIammeIt
iid ieoen 2. Mittpod i'm @onat in
1877 z. StraBe.
aUnisin suiit 8unb, .. 8. 9. *. 8rau
Wnrtba Eupsrtue, prGlbfntin.
&aibingtOn Saim Scr. 1, 81. 6. 9.
9. s. S6ubert 1927 1. StraBe, q.
SO. 8~eriommeIt fi6 ieoen /. uno 8.
Montag i'm Monot in $50. 1877 Z.
StraBe.
SentOnia 2Oee go. 2, 8. 9. s.
9. S. SO. SeIbig, 3rGiioent, 1742,
z. StraBe, g. SO. $. @Hmenreih,
Sefretdr, 1900, s. StraBe, g. @.
8eriammeIt iih ieOen 2. uno 4.
MOntag I'M Monat IN 1889 Z. Str,
81. g.
0ermauia GDge SO. 15. g. Of g.
8eriammeI iid ieoen 2. uno 4.
Dieustng I'M HDtbian EesupeI go.
1912 8. Strube, 81. SO.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
Son Der 9dmiers.

BifbnenDofontdr (5lrm DIRECTORY;
sd bobe ga in Dem Stiide i'm erfter
Mfte ols Riinitler, Inn 3peiten Mfte
ole Naturmenib alf8lttreten, tpie ioll
i'd mid Oo berridten2" - Director:
Sea, 0os lit 0odb einfobl SIN eriteu
&He trneen sic eiren 2ieeefrngen
lupO mn apeiteH Afte iiberbniIpi
teipen.~
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
aircbIiebe OaOtisen.

0entl6e r5mii6 . fatbOIiide ct.
Marien Stride, Gde Der 5. ctr, 5pi.
iden g uno S Str, q. 8. S. VI.
&otb, &forrer, ". s. Mibm, Aiii.
Itant. @ottesoienlte: Sonntags,
5riibmeiie, 7.30 llbr uno 9.15 Ibr,
So6omt Inn 1890 llbr, Soufe INN 3
llbr uno gelper UNI 7.30 ubr.
81. ScIepbs 9isbssbunb. gsrlammsIt f6
ieben 2. Dienlfag i'm Wlpnat in Der 8sretns-
bale. 5. unb B ctr. u. Us. StIr. 8arI
5ps@t, SO. 2 g. q. 8.
ct. BCntfaeiue 6ranltn > 1nteriiibuugs.
@freta. gerlammslt la jsbsn 2. WlittppH
TN WOnat In ObiseF Steue, Soltpb 8ababtB
1926 ". q. gpe. v. 90.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

~Saos, nit 6ieiem NnSltg fam
t9 nift mebr geben; er tit 81 Ida
big. 9ege mir, bite, oei1 belleren Su'
rehtl~
nDen babe i1 geiterrt eirSem or
men Neonne geiaenftl"
r@os, biIt ou oes SeufeIs, 6oB b.
meme gliten an5iise beridenfft2~
Sea, einen ihGbigen fam ih bod
.ttarnGgIid beri9enfenl~
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
0entIder GentraIberein. Bralioeni

9entIder Gentralberein. Braitoerlt
aurt I6ldner; 1. @i8e-8rdi. ytor-
tin @iegauo; 2. gi6e-@rdi. %. Stud
odideI; 8. gi5e-8rdi. 9orl @golf;
a. 9ise grdiiOent George Ytair;
8. Ii8e 9rdiioent Augilt Shmtot;
@orI Sammel, Sdabntetlter
@ultnp Bender, Sefretdr; @ongreB
Seiabts, 8. s. 6abnentrdger SoiepD
@onorad. 8~eriammlung jeOen q.
9ienItag i'm Monat IN geo. 922
8ern. Nnenne.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

Sentide ebangeliId . lutberiide
GOncUrOia STRIDE, 90. unO IS Str, 90.
@.
Yaltor: Geb. 8oiil u. Wlen5el.
@cnntaes, brutl6er GOtttsoisnf I'm II ubr
mCresns, snslil&sr MiCremscttfsDisuf an ieOrm
4. Scnntas ces Ncnats.
@ebetsserlammluHg DtS GnbsapCr Strelns
um $50 llbr.
Gnstilas MISUNDERSTANDING I'm 7.3O nbr
menn belrnbers angeeigt.
air6snratbFBuns am srisu @ittpSG Sss
Mpnats, abenoe s ubr.
NrausnDsreinSFBune am srfsn wlttipc& oss
Rpnats. na6mittnse 2 ubr.
Die SOnntassi6ulsbrsr baben TIRE mcnat'
li6e @slHaftsoerlammluus am 3psiten Disns-
iaa bes Mpnats, absubs 7.30 ubr unc ibrs
pShtniIide BOrbersitungsfunbs DOnnsrstae
Abenb 7.30 ubr.
8srIammInns bss NiIiOnsUsrtins II am 3,
DDnusrstas bee Mcnats UNI 2 nbT na9miitaes'
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

Iif ieoen 1. 8ienstag i'm Wionat in
1877 Z. StroBe.
GlattOitIder @ersen. Bm. Stir
mann, Sefret6r, Dobnbaft in Eaco.
ma 4orf, DeriammeIt iid ieOeu 2.
Donnerstag i'm Monat in 827 z.
StroBe.
Niekgrr-l II nterItHtnngsberein Sobn
9ies, Sefretdr, 1888 g. Capitol
StraBe. 8~eriommeIt lih ieOen l..
9ienstog i'm Nonot IN SEQ. 922
Yenn. @De.
Slnge Wetger : uuteritiknngsDer-
Elm. @eriammeIt iid am 3ten 0iens.
tag I'M Monat in $50. 922 Benn. glne.
George 8ateri6miOt, Sefretdr.
Columbia 8raner i. &ranfen-ltn.
terItitnngsberein. 6ran5 Gom &c,
fretGr, 1884 22te Str, g. 50. Ser
iammelt ii6 ieoen g.. 9ienstag i'm
Mtonot in SEQ. 1927 Z. StraBe.
8arbier-llniDn. 8eriammeIt Ii1
am 1. uno 3. Mitttpo1 i'm Monat in
gto. 922 8enn. ADe.
8Gder . llnterftiitnngs . llniOn.
(gllt). geriammelt iib am /. Sonn-
tag i'm Monnt in $50. 827 Z. Ctr,
morgens Inn II ubr.
gGfer ; ltnteritiitnngs : Eercin
ND. 1. (Slng). 8eriammelt ii6 ie-
ben 2. Sonntag int Wlonnt I'M IL
ubr morgens in $50. 1927 Z. ctr.
Irbeiterframfcnfaife. 9%eriammeIt
fit ieoen 2. 9ienstoe un0 am leBten
Somstag inn Monot, obenos IN SEQ.
1927 Z. StraBe.
GDncOrOia : &erein DDn (SlaSens-
burg MarglanO.
Bran : Mrbeiter . uniDn SEQ. 11S.
@eriammelt lid am lesten Sonntag
i'm Monot in goIteao's 9aae, s. uno
s. StraBe. g. SO, @m. Senmutb,
GefretGr, 9t8 4. GtraBe, &C. 6.
0emtIder llnterititunesbnnO.
0iItrift geo. 40. SefretGr Wm. 9an-
nemann, 1916 Mforion StraBe, g.
SO. @erlommelt fi9 ieoen A. Neitt-
nod I'M Wonat in 827 Z. GtraBe.
9eutIder Interchangeable, 9i-
Itrift 100. Nfi9ael 9iet5, Sefretdr,
500 $ StraBe, q. 6. 8eriommelt
fth ieoen a. Donnerstag i'm Monat
IN 1877 Z. StraBe.
0eMtI6er l1uterititnngsbunO. 9i-
ltrift geo. 41O. SefretGr Sobn Wiei-
ninger, 716 Gresham Ylace, 81. SO.
8eriammelt fi1 am /. WtitttDo9 ie-
BEN Monats in SEQ. 1877 7. StraBe.
9eutId : MmerifaniI@er : Inter.
fittings : %ereim. Sobn 9ieb, Sc
fretar, 1888 g. Capitol StraBe. Ser
Iammelt Ii9 ieoen 2. 9ienstog i'm
Weonot in $50. 1877 Z. StraBe.
Germania Glmb. &egelmGBige
3uIammenflnft Sreitogs Abenos in
She 2oiefam $50. 1923 S Str, sc.
SO. SefretGr 6. bon @rmert, SO.
1920 @ingman Tlace.
Sccaia Smn6. Oft. of. Col, S.
81. S6iirger, SefretGr, gongreB
@eigbts, 9. s. |eriommelt fi6 ie-
Sen 2. Donnerstag i'm Monot in SEQ.
1877 Z. StroBe.
Dnfel 8rGEg &ersniisanss : Ser
elm. Geo. Mnir, Sefretdr, 1881 lite
StraBe, sc. 50. 8eriammelt ii6 ie-
ben 2. Sonntog i'm Monat I'M Sol
ben eagle SoteI, Seem Seriep Abe-
me un0 9 StraBe.
Onta 8rdfs Damenperein. 5rau 5snry
0raMe, prGibenttn. 8rrlammtlt Iih AM 1.
NittnO@ i'm MOnat i'm 5auIe zines Der Wtt-
sIisber.
8aIbimstOn Sid 8ieIief. BrGiioeut
$. gamenrei9. @eriammelt iid am
1. uno g.. Montag i'm Monat in SEQ.
827, Z. StraBe, g. SO.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

RuHogier Qcf Der Gbfobrt):
u4ounnonoirel Sic bier oif oau
&hiff7"
RnpitGn: ~Sett nidt mebr."
8ufiogier: 80, iin0 sic m
Acatmaroo obgeI0it tpor0en7~
&apitGm: wsSSn, meme 6rnu 1T an
BcrO eefoualen.~
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
gOs1aH.

~@enn iG mid nit meiner Grm
oeonnft babe, nebme ih metnen Sut
un6 gebe ipa5ieren.4
wM1 10, Odrrm trifft man sic
and uiemals 81 9G1sie.~
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
sHf Ser Seimrriie.

DnfeI: .ga, ooiet, IiebFer Snnce.
ttn0 pegen oetnes WnIieaens - ma,
i@ tDerOe mir bic 6afe iiberIeuen.
Oh erbGItft 0rabtmrttport.-
Student: nDl bruuGft bid md
Der Mnttport gar nift 10 81 beeiIen.
SnteIben. ShiGe nlr ben 9rnbt.
Dos alnoere Bot 8ett.-
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
IS itimmi.

8pei Trooler b~eItp4oigeA F&
segeuieitig Oes 8etruaes: Ser Spia-
bnbe i6aut sir ia aus Den &ugeA
berous," ruft Der cine"
.Stimmt, erpiOert oa Der ApO-
Itropbirte, pou ipiegellt Did ia odrin.~
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
MaOSsrne auFdtspoftHurte.

Surrobl Wo6 DierfinOieet
Sdptsen oben aneefommeri oltf ne
b~enItebenoer AIpl Ser5Iide @riBe
aus Ser 6ennbiitte bon @uren Srit.
Obiges begLanbiet: Nsi9el Blrr5-
Ter, Giibrer. 4pontna S0nrieel,
Gennerin.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
Ssi6siSsner 8niaS.

.Die Ronfitiirenfnbrif bir am
%Iose bat tpobl EN- eates &et,oAree,
Grou 8orinlpeftcr?~ - 9ns min
i'd gIaubenl sic lit &OFieferuntiu
bes Rotiers Don HltBGnn6, 6es Ronigs
bon Sponien, 0es Giirften BON 1eD'
noto un0 mir touFen aud BEL
'ibrl"
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

~crter. tponum fcH ID George
HSht befrutbcn2"
Gr sefGlt mir rriGt.~
GGber On brandt ia rri5t init i'm
az tebm."
~Benn er mir 0os perbargen turn,
Aarft @u i'm nebusen-~
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
Der ssbiISsts aeatnant

.@os otele Blmcriltilden &Ediaer
MIR innner oiif uns berimISRreiten
boben?"
wErolten sic fih Qnmero0I S&ON
S6iner iogt: arieg fiibrt Der I'D
ouf epie mt Dem GmSaen.-
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
@nnnaeliid I1ltheriide 3iung

Stride. 6. uno g 9Th. 60. 8.
@aItor &eo. 6. S. 8ergner.
@ottes0ienit am 1. unO 3. Sonn-
tag Morgens uno @benos in eng
lii6. SIN q, A. uno 5. Sonntag
Oiorgens in oeittid, 9Gbenos in eng
liId.
DDnnsrsias, ben 2. 1uS., 2ubr nd&mittass,
MiTiOnss8errin
Dpnnsrstas, ben 2. NOS., 3 Ibr na&mittdss,
6rauen.8 erein.
qutbsr-gisa fir SiueIinSt isbsu DUnnsrfas
Mbenb.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
G0IMmbia. 8 nrnberein, 928.

GUInmbia-S Mrnberein, 928, Wf.
StroBe, 81. SO, Gortb 2145.
Observation-Disclosures ieoen 2.
Counting I'M Monat, ytudmittags 3
l1br. 8orItonosiibungen ieoen Wton-
taq, 4benos 8 1br. 8rdliOent Aoolf
s.. geaupero. S9riftpart S. 6.
Mann, 2231 Is. StraBe, %. 8.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

Guan9eliIdD : latberiide ct. So
banncS Stride. Az Str, 9. 49,,
8uiiden 9 uno 6 ctr.
9aItor &eb. $. 6. Suit.
9ir&snratb Serfammslt l& am /. MittpO&
i'm MOnat, Mbsnee s ubr.
grausuperein psrIammsIt It@ am I, Wlitt-
mod i'm ROnat, Na&mittaeS 3 nbs.
2utter.9isa SsrlammsIt F& am 2. VeittpO&
i'm Wcpat Nbenbs 8 nbr.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
Drrrins- unD gogrn- 9QIfnorr.
5ertd1t gu 9eben.

,e Serren 5efretare fO gebeteuk uns Hets pom aOreieuOerduOermseH
geribt gu eeben.
@reis fir Sic snfertOu Der aorte $3.50 per Subr.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
esEr sinfa&

u@orim tuuBI der Sieg~ m 0er
Tiglr zines MeHbes OurgeFeW
tpiro2"
sos tptr1t On begreifen Iernen,
tpenn On erit eiTmDal Derbeirot1d
biit.~
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
@eians-gereiR
~

@aS6ingtDn @GngerbnnO. $50. 314
6 GtraBe, 90. SO. gilbert 2epper,
BrGfoent, 81. 8rauner, Sefretdr, 314
6 GtroBe, 50. So. Seinri6 Sammer,
Dirigent. @eriammelt ii9 ieoen
9ienstag CUR Singitrnoe.
Damsnssrein. Grau q. s.. Bnrtbsl, wrGi.
8erlammluns iebsn 1. unb 8. 6rettds bes
RDnats, Nbsnbs 5 rbr, in Ubissm ertale.
Mripn : @eIangDerein, 1905, g
GtroBe, 81. SO. Gug. Sdmiot, 8rG-
Si0ent. Capt. gbas. &. S6negIer,
GefretGr, 1929 S StraBe, &c. SO,
&arI Sober, 9irigent. 9ireftOren.
b~erfammlung ON 1. Sonntag nod
Dem |. Mittmo6 I'm Ytorrat. Stng-
St1noe ieoen Mitttpoh. @enerolber.
iommIung am i. Sonntag I'M Nar5
uno September.
Nrtcn DamenUeretn. Grduletn pauline 5p-
Ier, Yr1Iihentin. 0erlantmlGng am 2. VRttt'
trpG mDnatlid abenbs in Obigem SCtale.
@ermamia MGmner : Gbur, 922
Hem. Mbe. HrGi. Sobn &eiff. Sefr.
2eonar0 @eDer, Ait 1. Ctr, 81. 6.
emil S. gbriitiani Director. Ser
iommeIt iid ieOen 1. Sonntag i'm
Mtonat our @eihGftserleoigrng unO
ieoen Sonntng uno 9onnerstag our
Ging1turoe in 922 Yenn. Ipe.
DamsnSsrein. grau Sulia GuBIsr, yrdl.
IerlammeIt ltG ie6en erfen SCnnta9 i'm
Mrnat I'M pbieen 2utale.
Gan6smanniaaftlide in6 llnterItiit-
nmgs : @ereine.
@aIbingtum @riitliberein, GborIes
Sof SefretGr, 8or SEQ. 2204,
citation q; IereinsIofal Mrionbale,
1905 6 StraBe, 81. So. 8eriamm-
lung erlten 9onnerstng I'M Monat.
8rGf. Ben. B. Nidenbn1er, &enois
Building, II uno 8 StraBe, sc. SO.
StauFn&erin Ierein. 6rau Mnna @piss,
wrSfbentin. ItrfammeIt li& paislbif.
Sdpeiaer @ObltGtigfeitsberein.
@rGi. Sulirs @gIoff, t1S Eenneie.
abe., g. 6. 6. z. S6pegler, @efre-
tar, 1929 S Ctr, 81. SO.
Ierein 8a6eu, Mois Heinbart, sc.
fretGr, 113 9 StraBe, @. So, Der-
iammelt iih ieoen 1. 9ienstag i'm
Monat In 1927 z. StraBe.
@erein 8abern, Columbia Seftion
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Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

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fretdr. @eriamrnelt lih am erIten
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bauer, 433 Ste StraBe, q. SO.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
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8erlammelt F1 mpnatlt9 sem6B NOti3.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

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9eutI6-M Se@niter.
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buro, 314 6 StroBe, g. SO.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

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feits : Stride. a. uno 6 ctr, sc. @.
SaItor &ep. Seno6 S6roeoer.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

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nm Z ubr 80 Mbenbs.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

ii6 ieOcn I. 0ienstag i'm Wionat i
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Gloucester County Democrat., 1911-11-16
Sheriff VIM. C. Allen, Deputy Harry
w. COhiIl.

Since one O'Clock p. M, on Tuesday,
the 14th inst, VIM. C.. Allen has been
Sheriff of Gloucester county.
The ceremonies attending the induc-
tion of the new Sheriff into office were
held in the Sheriff's office, in the pres
ence of large number of personal
friends of the new Sheriff, and his
bondsmen. The official announce
ment of the vote showing Mr.. Allen
to have received a plurality of 55 votes
in the recent election was submitted
to Judge Starr by Counsellor Swack-
hamer, and the following affixed their
signatures to the new officials bond,
in the sum of $4,000: VIM. c. Allen,
Benz. F. Haines, A. R. HANDLE. Henry
Stanley, John Rachor, Jr., ] d. Car
penter, Wilson T Jones
& Judge Starr then administered the
oath to the new Sheriff and his dep
uty, Harry w. Cohill, Of Westyille
Sheriff and temporary Jail War
den, Chas. Wilson, and A. w. Cat
tell were also sworn in as deputy
sheriffs The party then adjourned to
Newton Hotel, where the bondsmen,
Assemblyman Lafferty, ex-Sheriff VIII
son, members of the press and few
tof Mr.. Aliens Westville. .p&riends en-
joyed a substantial dinner.
Brief speeches were made, and Mr..
Allen began his term with the best
wishes OF men Of all parties for a sue
Icessful experience in this high office.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1911-11-16
DEATHS OF THE WEEK.
HON. CHAs. 7. MoLoNY

Passed away last Thursday evening,
the 9Th inst, after a long illness, in
the 74th year of his age. Previous to
the disability that caused his death,
Mr.. Molony was active in the social,
business and political life of tas
county. He represented the First AS
sembly district of the county in the
Legislature in 1868, was deputy col
lector of Internal Revenue, and for
man wears was the representative of
Deptford township in the Democratic
County Executive Committee. The
Molony homestead, south of the city,
was noted for its hospitality. Mr..
Molony is survived by his wife and five
children Joseph, Virginia, Mary, Har-
ry and Mrs. Sue Poulterer, the. two
latter residing in Victoria, British
Columbia.
The funeral, which was largely at
tended, was held on Monday last, Rec
tor Edgar Campbell in charge. The
interment was in Eglington, Messrs.
G. w Knight, DR.. H. A. Wilson,
Dan1 j. Packer, Thos. w. Hurff
Henry Schomber and J.. D. Carpenter
being pail bearers.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1911-11-16
Mullica Hill Grange.

Held their first literary of the winter
season on Tuesday evening, Nov. 7th.
The program opened with debate.
The question, Resolved, That life in
the country is more conducive to good
citizenship than life in the city" Ed
ward Gaunt, Martha Ridgway, the af-
firmative, Elbert and Amos Kirby,
negative Many good points on both
sides were given and judges decided
that the affirmative won by one point.
A dialogue followed entitled, Young
Doctor Divine by eight girls, Idella
Avis. Eta Borton, Mary Pine, Eliza
beth Kirby, Florence Carre, Elsie
Moore, Elizabeth Gardiner, Lillian
White On account of an epidemic of
smallpox. the college girls of Hillside
Seminary were to be vaccinated by a
yaung doctor. This causes great ex-
citement After hurried preparations
the doctor comes and turns out to be
a female All acted their parts we'll
and it was enjoyed by all present
A very good reading by Amos Kir-
by,an Instrumental solo by Clementine
Clendinning and vocal solo by Ber-
tina Scott concluded the program.