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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-02-24
Twenty-Five Years Ago.

Geo. jacobson and Olive Olson were
united in marriage by Justice Spencer.
Lynts & Dave have purchased the
VIM. Tall property for an agricultural
warehouse.
Congressman La Toilette gives notice
of an examination for cadetship at
West Point.
The w. R. C. observed Washington S
birthday with an entertainment given
at the NJ E. church.
Jack Laughlin resigned his position
as telegraph operator to take charge
of hotel at ST. Cloud, Neb. &
The 25th wedding anniversary of
Rev. and Mrs. S. HI. Babcock was cele-
brated by their Albion friends.
Died, at her home in Fulton, Feb. Is,
Martha Brace, wife of C. E. Lang
worthy, aged 43 years. On Feb. 21st
Martha Clark, wife of Dexter /. Will
son, aged "a years.
Friday, Feb. 26, 1886.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-02-24
THOMAS FLARITY.

After an illness of several months,
Thomas Flarity died at his home in the
third ward, Thursday morning, Febru-
airy 10th, of paralysis and other comph-
cations, aged nearly 81 years. The de-
ceased was born in New York state and
while yet child came to Wisconsin
and settled at Indian Ford where his
early life was spent. On Jan. 10, 1888,
he was united in marriage to Anna
Murphy of Fulton township. A few
years later he purchased farm in Full
ton where he continued to reside for IL
years, and about year ago, owing to
failing health, he disposed of his farm
and came to this city to live. Mr..
Flarity was man of sterling qualities
and enjoyed the respect and confidence
of his neighbors to large extent.
Besides the widow he leaves one
brother, William, residing on the Whit
taker farm near Indian Ford Funeral
services were held from St Joseph s
church Saturday morning at o'clock,
conducted by Rev. j. E. Harlin, and
interment took place in the Catholic
cemetery.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-02-24
Tobacco Notes

G. T. Mabbett opened his warehouse
Monday for the packing of the 1910
crop.
The Will Kealey crop, reported as
sold at 9&3c recently, brought 10&3c,
so we are informed.
M. H. Bekkedal, the extensive to-
bacco dealer of Vernon county, was a
visitor in this market on Tuesday.
A. Wallach of Chicago is putting up
packing of New England tobacco in
w. T. Pomeroy & Co. S warehouse.
Norman earle, GAINESVILLE leaf dealer,
left Tuesday for trip through the
South and later to the Pacific coast.
He was accompanied by his wife.
E. M. Hubbell reached home Monday
evening from very pleasant trip to
Los Angeles, returning by way of San
Francisco, Salt Lake and Denver.
A sort of farmers exchange for the
sale of tobacco has been established at
Stoughton by Mccarthy & Hintze,
whose adv. appears elsewhere IN this
paper.
Thomas P Nora of Oakland delivered
his acre crop of tobacco here Satur-
day, having sold it for 10&3c, bringing
him the sum of $1,000. The tobacco was
received by the purchaser without any
objections.
Mr.. R. L. Henry of New York, in
charge of the leaf department of the
American Tobacco Co., is in the state
this week for short stay. In company
with Geo. E. Gary he visited this mar
ket Wednesday.
Mr.. C. w. Wobbe, of Rose & Wobbe,
New York leaf dealers, came Monday
evening to take a survey of the pack
ing operations in the 1910 crop, con-
Quoted in this market by their repre-
sentative, F. C. Goldman.
For SALE-Good tobacco and stock
farm of 120 acres in Rio country, good
buildings. Snap if taken at once.-J.
Sever Johnson, Rio, Wis. 11t3
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-02-24
First National Bank Increases It's
Capital.

The First National bank will move
INTO their new building next week and
with this move an entire change will
take place in the affairs of that insti-
tuition.
The stock formerly held by G. f.
Wright and his sons, which comprised
nearly half the entire capital stock, has
been purchased by C. w. Birkenmeyer,
NJ. L. Carrier, VIM. Mcintosh, L. H.
Towne, H. F. Pringle, Frank Brown,
Ward Wentworth, T. B. Earle, J. L.
Holton and Nels E. Nelson.
The resignation of Roy Wright as
cashier has been rendered, to take
effect March 18th, shortly after which
date he will take advantage of an offer
that has been made him in another bank
The directors are in communication
with several applicants to take the po-
sltlon made vacant by Mr.. Wright's
resignation and new and thoroughly
efficient cashier will be selected as soon
as possible.
Until a competent cashier can be OBJ
tanned, President Doty will continue
managing the bank with the assistance
of Mr.. G. w. Birkenmeyer.
AS soon as the proper steps can be
taken the capital stock will be increas-
ed from S25, 900 70 $4,000, and the en-
tire amount of such new stock has been
placed with many of the most promi-
nent men residing in this city and i'm
mediate vicinity.
These changes will greatly strengthen
and add to the financial situation of this
city and is but one of the many steps
of progress which are being made along
lines of improvement and advancement.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-02-24
Obituary.
GEORGE E. ROSSEBO.

George E. Rossebo died at the home
of his mother, Mrs. Bertha Rossebo, in
this city at an early hour Sunday morn
ing. The deceased Was born in Edger-
ton on January 5, 1892, and the imme-
diate cause of his death was diabetes.
When fifteen years of age he went to
Moline, ILL.,, where for the past four
years he was employed in the machine
department of the Rock Island railway
shops. Three weeks ago he left his
position and came home for treatment,
only to find that his disease was incur
able. Being one of the main support
ers of the family, he will be greatly
missed by the mother and family. He
also leaves six brothers and two sisters;
Ole, Goodman Hayner, Thomas, Eivind,
Louis and Bjorne, and Christine and
Hilda, all of whom reside in this city
with the exception of Thomas, who is
in GAINESVILLE.
The funeral took place Wednesday
afternoon at the Norwegian Lutheran
church, conducted by Rev. J. Lime
void
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-02-24
Sunday Dinners.

Beginning on Sunday next, The Carl
ton hotel will serve special Sunday
dinner at 75c per plate, with music dur
ing the dinner hour.
SUNDAY DINNER, FEB. 9TH.
Baked Red Snapper Tomato Sauce
Boiled Sugar Cured Ham Champagne Sauce
Smothered Guinea Fowl Cream Gravy
Roast Sirloin Beef Brown Gravy
Shrimp Salad
Potatoes
Boiled Mashed Bra1Zed Jersey Sweets
Colorado Sugar Peas in Cream
Pine Apple Ice Cream Assorted cake
Apple Pie Chocolate Pie
Cream Cheese Sailed Waters
Coffee Tea cocoa MILK
The Milwaukee Sentinel on Tues
day says: Clarence Short of Edger-
ton, Wis, southpaw, on Monday sign
ed Brewer contract and will be taken
to Champaign, ILL.,, on the spring train
ing trip of the Milwaukee squad, which
starts early in March. This will be
Shorts second attempt to break into
fast company. He was signed by the
Brewer management last spring and
pitched several games IN the spring
practice, but was exceedingly Wild. He
was later released to Eau Claire, but
broke away from that team soon after
to pitch semi-pro ball, winning most OF
the games he pitched. Manager Bar
rett is quite confident that the young
ster will make good, for all that was
needed in his repertoire last season was
control and experience and Short claims
to have both by virtue ct last seasons
work with the minors
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-02-24
G. A. r. Campfire.

G. A. r. annual campfire of H. S.
Swift Post No. 1877, at Royal hall,
Thursday evening, March 2. Supper
from until 7:30 p. M, served on the
Clutch Market" plan. The following
program will be given:
SOuS OluU
Reading ..................M Miss Nora Farman
Violin Solo. ......M Miss Leona Post
Duet. Edith Wileman, Lila Clifford
Address. Frank A. Walsh of Milwaukee
Solo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ChaS. Bunker
Reading ........Mr Mrs Gertrude Mccarthy
Song .................! High School Glee Club
Tableau-'The Blue and the Gray"
Admission ten cents. This admits to
the entertainment.
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Jn(anO OGe(egrap6
@om prGfibenten beguas
biaf.

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bigt.
Ddfbingtpn q. Suni. Ora.
iibent Taft orbnste beuts Die frfortiae
GntlaFuns bon D. e. 6arlon 6. s.
oilton unb 9. g. Suggins aus benz
9unbessu6tbduie in QiIdnto. Ga, an.
Die brei Gigeutbiimer Der .Sadiru
Qunsber Go. ipdren iiberfiihri pcrben
In ibrtn 0olslagsrn frif1 singeuaus
oerts ungarn ais Stlaptn bebannelt 3u
bdben.
mitsr on berarbsit.
ghiraso. q. SuHi. Cine 9pnas
mitsGEploFion In elmer QeitungsrObre
Der .GommontpeaItb Gbifon Go" in
Sormon ploee spiiten Mifigan unn
Wabafb 4pe., 3erftmetterte benie anf
mebrere glods in Der Rnnps iait
idmmtlits 5enfterIheibeR unb perieste
bic @dfte tinieer 6otels Der Rahbars
fhaft In einsn ponitartigsn S6rsten.
@Gfte bts Bladftone unb Gongreb 90
tells rnnnten in GROCER Grrsgung auf
bic SiraBs. Die 9.tonntipn ipurbs in
einem llmtrtiIs BON 5 WeiIen nerIplrt.
Dies iii lnnerboIb 3 Moden bic finite
bernrtiee Grploiion unb bie pcliSsi lit
Der 4nIi1t. bnb bisislbt bon unsufris-
bsntn 0HssittlIisn Der GtIsui6ait ssr'
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gom 5slblager Der @. u. a.
in Sbio.

Qprain, g., q. SUM-. - Ridz
ter :. R. Sobnston. oou gpunsstopn,
nurbs am 4benn gum Stats Roms
manbeur Der 9. u. g., 9epartement
non Sbip, ertpdblt, als NahfolSer BON
SenrD u. 4rline ppn Columbus. 5ein
Sauptgsgentanbiout tpar gbarlss u.
Mtiller bon Cincinnati. auguit 8oloz
min bon 2crain ipurbe gum Senior
gbe aDmmanbeur ertpGbIt. Dds
n1tite i5slblagtr finbet i'm Sabre 1912
in SprinsfieIb ftatt.
Gs tpurbe cine ReIoIutipn anesnoms
men, in pelher Senotcr 8. 6. Burton
bafiir sstubelt purbe, boB sr Der
SulOpap'ihen gsHiicnsporlage oppos
nirt.
Die Olympic" TN 5afsu
bon Rem gorf.
Reip Dorf. q. Suni. 3p5Ii
ma6tige ShIepp6ompfsr fparen heuts
erforbsrIich, um ben setpoNtssn Sseans
rieIen Olympic" BEL ieier Nntunft tn
6aFsn BON Retp Yort IN fein 3od 81
tonen. Die gunbesregieruns bate bic
gerlGnserung zines 9iers in ben Glub
.rlauben miiiIen, oauit bas 1924 Gub
lanae Stiff Elm. llntertunft finben
tonnte.
Die .Slpmpic" mohte auf ibrer
SunsferreiTs eiHeDurhidnitts Shnel.
listeit bon 21.17 Rnoten unS Ieete BIZ
Rsifs bon GnsIano in 5 Eneen, 1e
| IStunosn Nab 42 Riaattn agrQd.
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mung fontnEt, ooer Oh 9enug Stints
men 5ulantrnenge6raht rperoen fon.
men, iie obne 2lmenoemett sur In'
nabme az bringen.
9ie Senatoren Gltmrlins, 9eelior,
groipforo, ga iSolIette, sSSones uno ans
oere republifaniidbe SSniurgenten bonn
RoropeIten, Die Der Jfe3ipro3itats-
8orLage tpegen angebIiher 8isfrirrti.
nation gegen Die gferbou-sS sSntereHen
opponirt baben, erfldrten, BOB, ebe
eine 4bIttuunung iiher bic Re3tproGi-
tdts.Borlage itottfin0en fonne, lie
berIaugen ipiiroen, ba Banbere Sara
grnpben bes 9artfseiebeS aufgenom.
men niiroen uno re alien @rnites
ueriuf)en lpiiroeu, bieIe bon tbnen Der
ae3ipro3itdts.8 an5uban9eu.
3asgriit 0 IN . 9I m e n e m II
bonn VI epra entonten.
bauS bertporfen.
3os Repr1Ientautenbaus tpeiqerte
iid om Wittipoh nit 172 geeen 112
Stinlmeu, etneru 1trtfteu Gurtetbo.
t1lum, Dem 9riitouihen Mmen0ement
5u Der 8orIage su3ultlmmen, oer5lt'
folge bic guubessSSenotoreu brett
pom 8olf erfD1blt tperoen iolIen. lin.
ter bem griitotp gmenoement ioQte
Der aongreB Die Wfadt erbaIten, Die
3eit 1n0 Die art rn0 8eiie Der stb.
baltung oteier 8oblen 5,t regitliren,
fpdbreno IN Der ttripriinQIid) pom
Sals angeuommeuen BorIage ben
reip. StaatS.2egislaturen bieieS
Redt 5uiteheu ioa. Iie ReioLution
gebt 6einnad on oeu Senat 5rriif.
y ctp etie gegen einen 9 z.
nntor beieitigt.
SSSame5 aeeIep, DberIeiter Der Obi.
cngoer .ErIbune", erptrfte etneu
SaftsbeiebI gegeu 8eorge 8. 8IopiS
aus Chicago, ben er beihuIoiat, Der
rErtbune" geborige Bidder lmb %.
tunnHte enttueuoet gu boben, Die ge.
tpeiie BON berbreherii6en SanoIln.
gen eiues Ser. Staoten geaatorg
itno berlfie0ener Reaierunasbeoutte
entbalten babeu iouen. g8ie aeeleu
ongibt, fam 8Iaois Su linn nno iaa.
te, er Diiie, 0oB Die 8eihGftsbud,er
eiuer getpiiien sSirnia in @aibinqtou
8elDeIie gegeu eiuen Senator uuo qe.
gen StegVer1tHasbeantte euthaItcu.
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nit alien 9iidern uno Bapieren I'll
fdufen nno 8laois beri6tete linn,
ooB er Den aauf boll3oqen babe, mel.
aerte iid ober, bic gi6er ltno gu.
pierre aiis5ubanhigen.
6 inc gOtfdaft bes Bra
iibe en- ten.
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teten uub am Wlittpod burh bas
BeiBe 5aus osm SonqreB suqeihids
ten gptf6aft taoelte Der 9rGIibent in
ihorfsr Deiis Die Gsabritanten bon
rgefdhrIihsH uno bstriigerifhen DE
ottdmneteH". uno er empFabl benz
aOngreB. nod in oisIsr SeTion bas
RabrungsmttteI= unb 9rpeuen 9es
isB in folder Dsiie su amenbiren,
oaB Die sroBsn oartn entbqltenen
ShDGhepuntts, auf ipelbe cine tiiras
Ii9s GHtihsiouHg oes Sberbunbesgez
ri6ts binssOeutet but, aussemsr5t
perosH.
Prditbent 5aft iit Der @nii6t, bab
Dsnn bas 9eIss ut4t iofort amenbirt
pirb, nas 2duo pieber aufs neue nit
ntht nur perthIoIsn, Ioubern ihGbIis
den 9atentmeoi3inen dberi6nemult
nsrben tpiirbs. pis fis Dor Der 2tn=
nabnIe oes Ruhrunssmittel> unb 9roz
suen GeisBss aIgeulsin pertauft
nuroen.
aeprdisntdut Sbirlep ben 4sututp
bat bsreits cine 9orlaee i'm 5dus eins
ssreiht, in Der 4bbtlfe in oieferSaat
anqeitrsbt tpirb.
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qart5e Nod)t binourd) nod itit0 Die
SSenen in Der Wietropole erinnern
Iebbdft an ben dlGeineinen sSreuoens
t11mel, Der Die goti6oner ergriff, als
Die geof,ridlt bon Der Gntiesung Ra.
fcfings befnunt iuur0e.
Ter Stonig mnb ieine 8euobIin
iparen ben gansen Tag bi1ourh ge.
ihaftig nflo tpiiroen iiberaa, no iie
iif aeigten, init gapaltigem gntbu.
iiosnlus entpfangen. Die StraBen
oes @eitenos iDoren por einer rieii.
gen BoIfsnlenge, melfe ltnaufborIi1
porbeifIutbete, fnit itTtpaiiIrbar.
Gnt itorfes 9efafeHient 8oroe ou
Corps estortirte fpdt am W2itttpo6
abeno eifIeH groRen Deriieaelten @d,
gen NIT ben fonigliden sSnIigHien
mad, Der Beitnuniter -abtei mo Ste
aronen, S5epter uno S6perter bent
9efon iiberreiht tpuroen. Inn in Der
bon Solbdten befpohfen sSeruialem.
snmrer ifitergebrod3t gu tperben.
Die @etteransfihten fur Gonners.
tag finb bic oenfhdr beitcn. SSsm Sof
bcs garIoments. @ebdn0es iinb arose
3elte errihtet iporoen, in tueEf,en Die
Wenge AM Gonneritog irei beruirtbet
iuer6en tuir0. lleber $4,000 5rup-
pen iino niiigeboten fporSen. INN Die
Sronung oufred,t 5ii erbalten uuo
ldngs Der RarifliHie itatIonirt su
lDer0en.
Selbitmorb an 9orb.
Bfpmoutb england q. Suni.
5rieberid gsder bon Rem gort, Elm
gaF1sier Der slpeiten aaitite an 8oro
bes Dompfers rprsfibent Grant
fprans auf Der 5dbrt BON Rem gorf
nnn bier iiber Borb. Gis 2ethe tpurs
be fpdter seborgen unb NIT Ieemdnnia
iten ghrsn ING Weer seientt. Gin
aubersr 2. Rlaife aniitsus gaFaaier
mahte burh GrhGngen stnsH GeIbftz
morooeriufl bod ipurbe sr bei 3sit.n
tutoedt unb losgeinnitteu.
Ter .rFe pr1fibsnt Ser
Rtpub1if gortugal.
2ifia6on, 81. Suni. anitlmc
grdnmcamp fpurbe am Mtitttoo1 bon
Der toniiituirenbtn DsridmmIuna gum
prdfbentsn Der RepubIis gOrtugal CT.
ipGhIt.
anfelmo 8rnamcamp III Der grdF.
bent oes Stontratbs BON aiffu6on. Gr
mar niht Elm WlitaIitb Der prpnifori.
Ihen Reaierung, bic naf bem Sturs
tee Rorigs Tlanusl etubIirt tpuros.
Gein boiler Rams III ainfeImp 9rndms
temp 5reire. nem algemeiRea Sc
trduh aemGB miro Der Rame .SSrsires
dter fallen s.Iufeu.
Giu3ug Der sruppeR Sro3s
ec'sin Gbibuabda.
ghihuabuu, WI.. q. Suni.
Gsnerdl gascual Grpseo, Der nament'
lid 81 8eginR Der RencIution ishr sr.
fcisrei4 seseu Die msrifnnii6eR Bun,
iestruppen mar, belt hsute an ber
/ Spipe ielntr Geuts felHsH GInsuq IN
6bihuobua. Dlit 4asnnhme eIniae,
Grnbert Der qsute, fpelfe in ben Re
eisrunssoienit trsisn, ipsrosn morgsr
ale a6geI1bHt nerbeH.
auf pferben uno Wlnulthisren ieosr
Gr0Be unb ieoen 4ltsrs unb nit alien
nl0eIiten WaFfeu ausgtriiftet, bisltsu
Die Jnfuresnisn ihreu Ginsug in biz
Stabt. absr frog hires aHmifitGriittr
snsfehens ipuroen iie nit ercb.Hl
eHthaitasmus begriibt.
9rei MilitdrtdpelItn unb ii6er 1000
reeuldrer Sploaien unb Rurdles qslsi.
iritn tie gum Gounerneurss spulait, no
@ouperneur GoRsales unb bic @sns,
rdle RabOsc unb gillnr iit- beariibten.
Srosco ipnrbs bon elmer neuaieriseu
9clssmenae gang beionoers rarm sma
pfangen. Jiir oie Sniuresnten pdrsn
aroBe iSeitlihteiisn Deranital.tt NOR.
fen. auf beneu Reguldrs unb RebeII.u
nit einnnoer fratsrHifirtsn.
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Wetterberifbt.

Sir Ohio: Sfoues Metter oitt
Tonneritng: ipdrmcr i'm n6rnlihsii
Ibeil. sln ssreitag ifones. onheIs
teno ipnrries 8etter. gdd, Siioen
ftno Giiboit tmlldlogcnoe @inoe.
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Nms Der Suncesbamptnaot
Die Aseiprositdtsporfase tn
6efa6r.
Die 9oilnorlaae bat ben Senat
tn 2lnfresnns seriest.

sie tpurbe NIT Der Dsiiung on bas
5tuan5tOmmittee geI4idt.
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Dag iie biz gum 10. Suli srriifberiAs
tet tDerben muB.
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Megen llnteridldsuns bon ST. ,200. 600
su IL sSubren 3u9tbcus
perurtbeili.


Gum prGTbsntsn Der Rspublit por'
iusaI srDdbIi.
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enu0eioung geg.R Den pu(.
Derlrud.
Sas Ser. ct. areisseridbt
5l gSilatinstOn, 9el.
6at ieiue aufl6lnns auseurbnet.
2BaIter 0onReLIp, elm Ginrinnutier
4utomobtltit,

5n TeiIpautee, Dis., BEL einem mett.
rennen ums 2e6en setpmmeu.
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gum &ommQHbeur Der q. u. g., 9es
partement bon Sbio, erpGblt.
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Gin Gifenbabn3ug BEL Mempbis be4
raubt.
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5. IT. SO9niton, Don gounsstDpn, 8,
Newark post., 1911-10-11
Strickersville

Mr.. Alice Lockerman and fam
lily. OF Wilmington, were over Sum
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Davis.
Miss Nellie Davidson is the
guest OF Mrs. George Bland.
Charles Singles and family and
Walter T. Whann. Jr.. OF Viii
mington, have been visiting B. +.
Singles.
Mr.. Clemens and Mr.. McMul-
len, of Philadelphia, assisted with
the services at an all-day meeting
at Wesley M. E. Church last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geoghegan spent
last Wednesday calling in thi:
neighborhood
Mrs. Nelson Pierson entertain,
ed her brother, Mr.. Crow, on Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosley were re-
cent visitors at the home OF their
son, Clarence Crosley.
On Thursday, October 5, Mr.
Homer Pierson, of the Franklin
Bank, Philadelphia, and Miss Bon.
ninger were married a the home
of the bride at Stewartstown, Pa
His mother, Mrs. Ross Pierson
with Mrs. Nelson Pierson and Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Pierson attend
ed the wedding.
Several from this vicinity attend
ed the meeting of the Chester Co
Historical Society at New Londor
Presbyterian Church last Satur
dav.
Newark post., 1911-10-11
Milford Cross Roads

Mr.. David Sheppard and daugh-
ter, Ethel, visited relatives at
Beechwood.
Misses Mabel anl Helen Potter,
of Concord, visited Mrs. Maggie
Smith last week.
Misses Ethel Baldwin and Eta
Reeves spent the week end with
their cousin, Miss Lydia Mote.
Mr.. Howard Johnston and vile
visited friends near the Cross
Roads.
Miss Mabel Jaquette, OF Phila-
delpl1ia, spent the week end with
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth ia
quette at Beechwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Beatty,
of Wilmington, are visiting Mrs,
Samuel Little.
Mr.. Roy Hall visited friends in
this locality on Sunday.
Miss Emma Deviney is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Samuel Little.
The young folks OF the neigh
horhood attended an evening party
1T the home o: Mr.. Samuel Little
Saturday evening. The affai,
was much enjoyed by all.
Newark post., 1911-10-11
APPLETON

Mr.. and Mrs. William Meisel,
daughter, Matilda, sons William
and George, OF Elkton, spent Sum
day at the home of Mr.. Charles
Peterson.
Mrs. Annie Garrett, Boothwyn,
is spending some time at Mr..
Robert Matthias.
Miss Elsie Crow, Newark, spent
from Friday till Sunday with Miss
Bessie Minner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monte MacIntire
OF Wilmington, spent Saturday and
Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Michael Sentman.
Mr.. Lewis and George Scott
were recent visitors at the home
OF MIR. George Peterson.
Miss Flora Marshbank, OF Elk
ton, spent a few days last week
with Miss Mahala Singles.
Mr.. Pusey and daughter, of
Avondale, were entertained re-
Gently at the home of Mr.. Thomas
Bunting.
Miss Mahala Singles and Mrs.
Frank Josephs spent Friday with
Miss Singles sister, Mrs. Harry
Moore, Cherry Hill.
Mrs. Charles Jarmon is on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Gray, near
Newark, were Sunday callers at
the home OF Mr.. Charles Jarmon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Macdonald,
OF near Brandywine Springs, Del,
spent Sunday with her father, Mr..
John Hobson.
Mrs. Ellis Brown recently en-
tertained her brother, Mr.. Harvey
Kirk and wife. OF Delmar.
Mrs. Enos Ferguson and child
rem and mother, Mrs. George Lee
Of near Landenberg, Pa, we're
callers Thursday at Mr.. William
Ferguson's.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Seminar
and Mr.. and Mrs. Monte McIn-
tire were Sunday visitors at Mr.
| Charles Peterson's.
| Mr.. ard Mrs. Calvin Miles en-
tertained relatives from Whining
ton on Sunday last.
Newark post., 1911-10-11
Pleasant Hill News

Lawrence Abrey of Pike Creek
spent Sunday with his brother,
Leonard Abrey.
Clayton Tweed, OF Manayunk,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
her cousin, Rawmond Bucking-
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Walton and
baby son, Paul, spent Sunday with
w. Bell Armstrong and family.
Annie Herlihy, of Wilmington,
was the week end guest of Alice
Moore.
Mr.. Candy Cox and adughter
Of Wilmington spent Sunday with
c. D. Lamborn and family.
Mrs. Norwood Rearick, of Will
mington, spent Thursday with
Thomas Harkness and family.
Newark post., 1911-10-11
s. K. CHAMBERS
Real Estate Agent
WEST GROVE PENNSYLVANIA

Mrs. Alban Buckingham and
Miss Catharine Mousley spent
Monday with the family of An
drew Lee, of Strickersville.
Miss Ida Baldwin, of Whining.
ton, was entertained on Sunday at
the home Of Thomas Hardness.
Mrs. A. T. Buckingham and
son, Ralph, spent one day recent
ly at the home OF her parents, w.
w. Vansant and wife of McClel-
landsville.
{. T. Eastburn and family, of
Red Mills, spent Sunday at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Stin-
son.
Newark post., 1911-10-11
A Home And No Rent

II you would like to own vour
own nome, or save your money,
buy lot on North avenue on in
stallment plan of $500 per month.
NO interest and no taxes till paid
ior. Why pay rent all your life
Wheh you can own your own
home? Call and talk the matter
over with T. F. Armstrong.