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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-07-20
OUR KIMBALLTON NEWS

X. J. Petersen went to work for Kim
ballton Construction Company in Allan
tic last week but returned home soon
because he had two ribs bruised.
It is hereby made known that It was
not Julius Larsen who was the proud
father Of baby girl but his fellow
citizen, Wilhelm Larsen.
s. Hartvigsen and wife returned home
from Rochester, Minnesota, last week.
Mrs. Hartvigsen feels quite well since
she had her operation.
NJ. Sorensen gave an interesting lee
ture to very large audience last Fri
day night. He left again Saturday
morning for Omaha.
Rev. H. Jorgensen wife and daughter,
Ellen, of Tyler, Minnesota, visited at
the Rev. Jorgensen home the first part
Of this week.
Mrs. Rev. Jorgensen celebrated her
seth birthday, July l5 Some of her
lady friends called In the afternoon and
evening.
Peter Bertelsen entertained ~ ~
Tuesday night in honor -
sens birthday ar
[ a J. keters
Tel else and
View, Friday Ii
The ball game boswe.-
and the Ridge boys turned out 20 y
in favor Of the former.
Emil Tvenstrup. Niels Bennedsen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenkilde were on q
fishing tour, Sunday.
See Neils Sorensen at the Hardware
and Implement Store for his newly in
vented fly catcher.
A large number of Sigrid Lykke's
friends helped him celebrate his birth
day last Saturday.
P.J. Bertelsen sold the stallion be.
longing to T. G. Miller to Ole Larsen.
| Chris Petersen showed their guests q
good time Thursday night at their party
I West & Bonnesen went to Hamlin
Sunday to look after their property.
j Walter Petersen spent week in At
lantic visiting Oluf Henningsen.
Railroad meeting was held in Kim
ballton, Saturday night.
Frede Olsen Is at this writing worlxinf
in the restaurant.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-07-20

F. ROSENBLADT, M. d.
physician and Surgeon. once upstairs In
l Howald block. Telephone No. 2. Audubon
Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-07-20
BRAYTON AND OAKFIELD

Rose Nelson of Correctionville is help
ing to care for her sister, Mrs. Job
Chamberlain, who has been sick for
several months.
VIM. Theilan and family returned to
their home in Carroll. Saturday, after a
visit with their SON, Herbert and wife.
\ WI On pn's sw sidel h
lheari x q npley 1n, yhe ,ar yents
hoiuc, hr1av at work IN fhe iufarinr
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10
RIDGE PRAIRIE
intended for last week.


Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bagnel en-
tertained n number of young
people at cards Friday evening.
ID. II. johnson and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Cation were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs,
Il. II. Scott.
The j. 4. Renno sale Monday,
was a big success
Mr.. and Mrs. obc Mari spent
Sunday with DR.. and Mrs. l.. |.
shuck, of Nelson.
Robert Mari says that the treat
ment his wife, Is taking at Hot
Springs Is doing her much good,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mari at
tended dance In Black water
Tuesday night.
ODE Mari received n painful in
Jury Tuesday by being hit over
the eye with a board.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10

Clemence winkler and family, Mr.
and Louis Schiller, Henry Niemeier,
wife and daughter e guests Of
Robert Schieszer and family Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Davis were
guests Monday OF Frank Davis and
family.
Joe Hillen and wife were shop
ping In Arrow Rock Monday.
Mrs. r. s. Bingham visited last
week with her brother viii East
ham and family. Mr.. Bingham
came home from Kansas where he
had been under treatment. VIZ
are glad to say he Is very much
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Geick OF Iowa
John and Josie Schiller OF Pilot
Grove were guests Thursday OF
Louis Schler and wife.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10
LITTLE ROCK

Mote Ehlers and Lewis Edwards
we're duck hunting and brought
In several ducks. ,
George Thornton, Dan Ehlers,
and Ed Leimkeuhler and wife were
Marshall callers Saturday.
DR.. W. l.. Sharp attended the
Democratic mass meeting in Mar
shall Saturday and took supper
with j. w. Barnhill, the county
collector, who was succeeded to
that office Monday by Joe Auer.
Ed Fisher was a Gillian caller
Tuesday.
George Pearson jr, was a Mar
shall caller Saturday evening.
George Thornton sold his 10
acre farm to Ed Leimkeuhler last
week.
Ed Fisher called on a lady friend
Sunday.
Frank johnson moved north OF
town last Friday.
Ed Leimkeuhler bought Henry
Bierbaum's place last week.
John Steinbetz of Edwardsville,
H., and his SON from Kansas call
ed ON Ehlers Saturday evening.
Henry Bierbaum, Chas. Reynolds
and George Thornton expect to
soon leave for Hamburg, Ark.
Mrs. Ruby McChesney is visiting
home folks.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10
PETITESAW

+. NJ. hcRoberts returned home
Thursday from Muskogee, Okla.
Miss Anna %Stockman spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with Mrs. +. NJ.
Bryan near Miami.
Miss Nancy McRoberts is re-
ported some better at this writing.
/. b. Gift and family have NOV
ed on Mr.. Haase's farm north OF
Malta Bend.
A. q. NoCormick's baby Is much
better.
Alex Arnold visited the county
seat Saturday.
C. /. Eneks OF Gordon has NOV
ed into the residence formerly oc-
eupied by r. G.. ~Stockman. s
Robert Utz and wife are On the
sick list this week.
The program given at Steele
School Friday was well rendered
by the little folks.
Mrs. F. BI. McRoberts visited at
A. j. McRoberts' Friday evening.
+. u. Stockman was a Marshall
visitor Saturday.
Floyd Little is on the sick list
at this writing.
Russell Weaver and wife enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Pittman
MI. ard Mrs. A. G.. Mccormick and
family last Sunday.
Miss Alma Rosenfield was call
ing on the Misses Mae and Airline
Williams Thursday.
Miss Este Matters was a Malta
Berd visitor Saturday.
hiss Clara Stockman returned
he me Thursday after a weeks visit
w'th htr sister who has been sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe VanMeter were
dinner guests OF Fred Pittman and
family Thursday.
Lorraine Huddleston is sick at
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Nye attend
ed the wedding OF their cousin,
Miss Mary Goldman OF Miami last
Wednesday.
Miss airline Williams was q bot
tom visitor last Friday evening. 8
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10

were the guests OF Mrs. Johnnie
Rupert last Wednesday.
Little Harry Boring has the scar
let fever.
Herbert Wolfskill and family are
moving out OF Dick Carr's house
into a house near Miami.
Henry Jones visited at Otto Ru-
perts Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Steele vis-
tied In Slater Saturday and Sun
day.
The little baby OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Gadberry was buried at High
Hill last Friday.
Miss Leila Shepard OF Fish Creek
Is staying with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam McLain this
week.
Miss Alice Hill returned to Kan
sas City Sunday, Miss Zella will
visit another week before return
ing home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Rupert and
Miss leila Hill were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid Jeter Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10
HOOK

Oh, say, who Is that Splinterville
writer and where Is that burg?
Anyway they both seem to be
unknown here. We would Judge he
or she was a dreamer.
J.. l.. Kessler and wife were din
ner guests OF Fritz Teckemeyer
Wednesday.
Frank Kiso enjoyed a fine sleigh
ride in the mud to Slater Wednes-
day.
Oh yes we want to correct the
statement about ]. l.. Kessler get
ting ais feet frosted. The writer
was surely misinformed. His wife
say he never leaves the fire long
enough to get cold.
Now about Wood and Ehlers
Agency. Wood says he never
thought of such a thing but tells
Dan to go ahead and after deep
thought says perhaps | may be
one OF your victims.
Frank Kiso was on the sick list
Sunday.
Mote Ehler and some OF the city
ties We're out duck hunting one
dayl asst week.
A practical joke-We hear that
John Kessler went to the field af-
ter a load OF fodder before sun
rise n day last week and thought
he saw a wolf prowling around.
He left the team in the field and
started home for n gun and meet
ing Jim Bobbitt got him to go and
get the load OF fodder. After Mr..
Bobbitt got the fodder he thought
perhaps that 1t was a joke on him
and being short OF feed fed 1t to
his own cattle. We would not
doubt the truthfulness OF this
story had it happened after sun-
rise.
I was wondering who wrote the
Splinterville items, perhaps some
will be guessing who wrote this.
My home Is high upon a hill,
And is due south OF City Mill
And south OF us As Arrow Rock.
Where all the talk is railroad
stock.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10
Children Cry
FOR FlETcHER'S
RIA
EMMA

VIM. Fisher and Evert & Co had
each a load Of stock in the Kan
a City market. They took the
stuff up and watched 1t sell.
Martin Evert left for st. Louis
to buy goods for the firm Evert
& Co.
Remember the date, March 10,
D. H. Smiths sale.
VIM Wehrs' bought aiot Of L A
Meyer.
8. c. B. Crpington Matching eggs
for sale attn, Dankenbring's Emma
Mo, phone 32os Concordia. $500
per 10 eggs and $500 per 10 eggs.
Miss Helen Haesemeyer is stiil
ON the nick list,
Quite : few we're out duck hunt
last week..
the moving pictare show nhss
Itett W, -
Paul Meyer and Alfred Dierking
bought tiGftesets and *sItsh tsI
sweet spring., IN asasto
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10
BUCK EYE

Ed WEIGH has taken possession
OF the vacant house where Mr..
Irwin lived.
The two weeks old baby OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Gadberry died FRI
day night. 1t was buried at the
High Hill grave yard.
Mrs. Jane Gadberry is very sick
at this writing.
Lent Jenkins and Miss Tena
Mullins both OF Miami were mar
ried at Miami Tuesday.
Frank White and family moved
on Buckeye Monday.
Miss Annie Fisher is spending
few days at Joe Herrman's.
The fashion boy has left for
the great state of Iowa.
Kelly is looking home sick. He
says no Iowa for him.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10
WASH THAT ITCH AWAY

II is said that there are certain
springs la Europe that give relief aud
cure to Eczema and other skin dis
eases. II you knew that by washing
In these waters you could be relieved
from that awful itch, wouldn't you
make every effort to takc q trip to
Europe at once? Would yon not be
willing tn spend your last cent to md
the curef as,
but you need not leave home tor
these distant springs. Relief 10 right
here in your own home town!
. A simple wash Of Oil Of Winter
green, Thymol and other ingredients
81 compounded only in n. d. ID. Pre-
scription will bring instant relief to
that terrible buIaing itch. and leave
the skin as smooth and healthy ~
that of q child.
II you have not already tried II, get
at least a 25-cent bottle today. We as
sure you Of instant rclief.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10
NORTH A PASS

Services were conducted at AS
bury Chapel last Sunday night by
their pastor Rev. Leatherman of
Malta Bend. A good crowd was
In attendance.
Miss Mabel Dickson vas shop
ping In wavcrly Tuesday.
Miss Alma Biesemeyer who has
been attending high school at
Malta Bend returned home last
Friday and was the pleasing guest
Of Miss ethel and Tressa Rohn
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Williams are
the proud parents Of n son born
Sunday night. Mother and babe
are doing well.
Miss Minnie Baker who has been
quite sick NJ the home OF her sis
ter Mrs. Fenner Is much better.
Mrs. John Fell and daughter,
Agnes spent Sunday with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Vogt.
James, the infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Richart has been suf-
fering with tonsilitis.
c. W. Dickson Is spending this
week at Kansas City buying stock.
Mrs. Prank Demoss Is no better
Mt this writing.
Quite an electric storm visited
this part Of the country Monday
night,
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10
CountyNews
A PASS

Mr.. A. Daley died Of pneumon-
Ia Tuesday March eth. He was n
of the oldest settlers here.
Miss Pearl Riley returned last
Sunday from st. Louis where she
spent several months with her
brother.
Rev. Scott preached his last ser
mon at the Christian church Sun
day. He Is contemplating going to
the foreign fields in the near fu-
ture. The prayers and best wishes
Of his many friends and members
go with him.
Joe Platner was seriously kicked
by one of his horses last week.
ID. weddle is quite sick with
pneumonia.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Williams n
daughter, March 5th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Kramer ar
rived from Kansas City a week
ago with their new automobile.
Little Morris Plattner Saturday
afternoon hurt one arm seriously.
Rev. " Foster will preach Mt the
NJ. Z. Church Sunday morning and
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Smith and chill
dren returned Saturday from Ok
lahoma.
DR.. Walker transacted business
in Kansas City Saturday.
Miss Goodson of Marshall was
a guest ~ Mrs. s. Burrus this
week.
Chas. Demoss of Marshall visit
ed home golks last week.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10
HARDEMAN

Wolf hunting seems to very in
teresting in this vicinity.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Caterman ON Thursday, March 2
a fine boy.
Will Woodsmall and family were
calling on Clemence Winkier and
family Saturday night.
Miss May Goodloe visited Satar-
day and Sunday with Miss Edna
Park in Arrow Rock. VI !,
Ernest Odell and wife ~retprnsd
home Friday from Sweet SPRING.
iwhcee they attended the fuperai 81
Mrs, Mary Dierkinga
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10
BLACKBURN

Henry Brunkhorst vas n passen-
ger to Bowling Green Monday.
b. +. Henley was a visitor to
Marshall Monday.
Miss Pearl Maupin who spent sew
eral days with her aunt near Elm
wood returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Bradley and daughters Ollie
and Lydia spent Sunday at Con-
cordia.
Miss Georgia strader spent Sun
day with Alma friends.
Mrs. F. Drusselmeyer who spent
several days at Corder with her
sister returned home Saturday.
Faris Rollins left for Kansas City
Friday.
Misses Wayne and Nellie Dierk-
ing who spent several days here
returned to Hardeman Saturday.
Chris RehkopTwas n p~fsssfriger to
Marshall Tuesday; 'GsHsT=57 9t
Miss Eulah Taylor, left. for sew
eral days visit at Odessa Tuesday.
Lewis WaSne. was a Marshall
visitor Weunc3ss.-.
Mrs. Theo. sl.a.c: who has been
visiting homeftlk returned TO
her home at Pao,a, Kansas Sum
day.
Uncle John Newkirk who spent
several weeks visiting at Illinois,
returned home Tuesday.
j. M. Hackney left for a visit at
Arkansas, Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10
AYRES

Mrs. Sam McLain who has been
sick for some time is better at
present.
Ben Boring and family visited at
Dick Cooks Sunday.
Julius Velton and family spent
Sunday Mt Dick Carr's.
Reid letter and wife and little
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Marshall
and Misses Alice and leila Hill
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10
Art vaIues.

Advance Agent (of McBooth- Rant.
ington company)-we1l require twen-
ty supcrs Cor ths mob scene In act 3.
Manager (Yaptown town halD-Gee
Whit Can't you git along with less n
that number?
Advance Aeent-Not one less.
Manager tslghing)-well. you're goin'
to'put m awful crimp In the box Of
hce receipts.--Puck.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10
Clippings

When God gives man a wife AMI
six children, He has done great
deal for a fellow But when He
gives him a society woman and a
poodle dog, he is done up. These
society women look upon children
as a nuisance. / have had some
of these society women shake
hands with me and / must say I
would as leave shake hands with
a dead fish tail; / wouldn't give
one sock-darning woman for all
the society women in the country.
Between cutting off the tops of
their dresses for the ball room,
and the bottom for the bicycle,
these society women will soon
have no clothes left. A man said
20 a society woman: ~ hope to
e more of your She then said /:
Come to the ball tonight" Some
people cay ! shouldn't talk this
way before a mixed audience. Your
old sisters lei high collars
around their necks-they r mod
est and comedy but deliver me
from the society women who but
ton their collars around their
waist.-Rev. Sam Jones.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10
Would Land Safely.

She spoke severely:
slow can you throw yourself nc
him like thatf"
The younger and more beautiful girl
smiled.
"But," she argued, hes such a good
catch 49, phi'adeInhia bulletin
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10

Columbia Herald: The stout wo-
men of Moberly have organized a
club and will roll over forty times
a day In an endeavor to reduce
thsf- weight. u"
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10
Naming No Names.

Shell have an instructive
feeling that I can trust you.
He tearncstly)-Ah. my dar-
ling. would that some others felt
that way.-Boston Transcript.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10

Spring cleaning goods.
Carpet Beaters, Nope
Brushes, Johnson's Floor
Wax. Floor Clean. Floor
Lack for Rug Borders and
to refinish old chairs, tables,
etc. e...ua-s s.N1iA
o. w. Johnston Hardware
and House Fur. Store.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10

Five minutes after the tardy
gong had struck, the principal OF
the school was walking through
the lower hall when he saw a
pudgy little fellow scampering to
ward the first grade room ms fast
as his fat legs could carry him.
See here, young man, ] want to
talk to you," called the principal
to the late conner. ~ hain't got
time to talk to you; I'm late. al
ready" replied the .breathiess be-
ginner as the door OF his class
room closed.-Zion Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10

A friend OF a neighboring news
paper went in the other day with
what he thought a good conun-
drum. "Why is the newspaper like
a woman" The various answers
ere given-Because II has to
have some one to run it-Because
II has to be known to be appreciat
ed-Because II changes it's dress.
But the correct answer Is Because
every man should have one OF
his own, and not be running after
his ncighbor's.p
The Marshall republican., 1911-03-10

An old couple came In from the
country with q big basket OF lunch
to see the circus. The lunch was
heavy The old wife vas carrying
II. As they crossed crowded
street the husband held out his
hand and said "Gimme the basket
Hannah" The poor old woman
surrendered the basket with a
grateful look. "That's real kind
o'ye Joshua" she quavered. "Kind"
grunted the old man. g" was
afeared ye'd git lost"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-27
H0Wd,yg

Went to the Greenville fair Thurs
day to see the races. The elements
changed the program to terra firma
observation day.
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The f1al arrangements for the an.
nual T. p. A. picnic have been com
pleted and all that now remains to
make the outing q grand success il
fair weather. From every source comes
Information that the largest attend
ance OF local T. p. As viii be gather
ed in Glen Miller park next Saturday
afternoon to participate in the picnic.
N. e. Shreeve chairman OF the com
mittee on arrangements together with
his corps of assistants have been
working untiringly during the past
two weeks and have arranged pro-
gram Of different events that will
prove highly interesting to every body.
Likewise they have secured valuable
prizes to be given to the winners OF
the different events. The committee
have also arranged to have the use
of the entire pavilion in the event OF
rain. No one need to hesitate to be in
attendance as ample room win be
provided for all in event It should b
necessary to use the pavilion The
program Of events win begin promptly
at 2 O'Clock, thus giving the commit
tee plenty Of time to finish the entire
program be1Dre supper which will be
served at O'Clock It is reported that
the pr0gT1m puhlished In last Sundays
II. p. A. notes is incorrect IN fact tie
committee in charge Of the event deny
absolutely the correctness of the pro-
xszxkEs11nd - that fSr,an HA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-27

that the -Al1can" e nj G en- paAy :
faster and moE0 scie1&illc eaMo q
baseball than the ~sauer nant- eaks
|ers ever dreamed 81. They have inune4
q sweeping challenge to any hasaAan
team In the post and 70 : German
team in particular TO game Of base.
ball next Saturday afternoon. the 10
eers to pay for dinner Tor the eutire
team 1t the westcott- The lrish nne-
| up il ~ follows:
R. F-wm s. McClelland.
C, Film Goldrick.
L F-Aleck Gordon.
LIST B.-Tim HarringtoA
and B.-Wm H. Kelley.
Srd B.--Walter McWhinney.
s. S.-Orla Mckee.
Catchsr-Mike O'Brien
Pitcher-John Hegger
The substitute pitchers win be Jim
Quinlivan and Jim Oates. The team an
ticipates using Hegger. their strongest
pitcher. but he having recently played
some very strong games ut Crooked
Lake II Is feared he cannot last many
innings. 90 they hold in reserve two
other good Irish pitchers. Newt Jen-
kins being descendent OF both Dutch
and Irish has been selected - umpire.
In event the challenge 10 accepted the
greatest base ball game In the his.
tory of the game 10 expected.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-27

vile had an accident few days ago
While working with team of mules
one of them kicked him on the head
inflicting quite scalp wound.
Miss Mary Jones was at Cambridge
City, yesterday to meet her cousins,
Messrs. William and Ernest Hyers OF
Pleasant Hill, O.
The young ladies of Mrs. Harry
Manlove's class in the Christian Sun.
day school gave party last evening
with Miss Mary Jones' The hostesses
were the Misses Lorene Warren, Lora
Beeson, Luella Doddy, Irene Crook,
Mary Silln, Dean Van Wrinkle, Helen
Coyne. Blanche Coyne, Augusta Mil
Ter, Stacy Stanley. Mary Jones, Pearl
Paxson. Mildred Warren, Laura Roth
ermel, and Mae Keever. Each was al.
lowed four guests making In all quite
a company. The invitations were rath-
er unique and stated to the guests
that the party would be given at THE
House OF A Thousand Candies" Each
guest had to find his or her way to
the place without further direction.
OF course 1t was easily found by the
brilliant decoration of windows with
candles and Chinese lanterns The
house was bright with illuminations
A nice program was rendered. Harry
Manloye gave several fine readings.
The luncheon was also served in 4
novel manner. The evening passed
pleasantly to all.
Relatives from here attended tho
funeral of the late Mrs. Fred Size
love, yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Henry McMahan and children
OF Doddridge were in town shopping
and greeting friends Thursday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-27
MONEY BARGAINS

Four good properties, five-room
cottages, one double IL rooms, with
bath, all for $3.50. Rents for $43.0O
per month. Can be bought for $4,150
These houses are all in good repair
nearly new, well located and safe
renters. Take up you per cent
money. Buy them and sleep sounder
A good business room, flat above
all in good repair and well located
leased for $1,000; price $3.50.
And many more.
Four-room cottages, 100000; 500
cash, balance $1,000 per month.
One broom, rent 5000; price $500
cash, or $50 cash, balance $500 per.
A good 3 room, the same, both in
good condition, and number larger
at the same ratio.
All of the above properties are con-
valescing too.
Now there is not room on this page
to print all. / have them all sizes,
some nice little places just for p
and as many more as you want, by the
month, week, day or meal, year, or
cash.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-27
MILTON, IND.

MILTON, Ind. Aug. 26.-Miss Il
veda Hollmeyer. who has been spend
lng some time with her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Kuhns returned te
Eaton today.
Samuel Seam has sold his property
here to Miss Mollie Weaver Of Ben
tonville. Price $500. Miss Weaver ex
pocts to move here.
Sunday services at the Christian
church. Sunday school at 9:15 q. m
Preaching morning and evening by the
pastor. the Rev. e. X. Van Wrinkle
Dndeavor meeting at the usual houl
Il the afternoon. The Rev. Mr.. Var
Wrinkle especially invites the public
to hear him 1t night. The subject Of
his discourse win be Oneness In
Christ"
Mrs. wolfgang. ST.. returned yester
day from a pleasant visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Sewers at Greensboro.
sunday services at the Friend.
church. Sunday school at s:15 a. m
Preaching morning and evening by the
pastor. the Rev. Mary Mills. Everyone
10 especially invited to Friends ser
vices.
Sunday services ut the M. e. church
Sunday school at S:15 a. m. The Ep
worth eLague will meet at the usual
hour In the afternoon. Everyone 10 60
npcially invited to attend
NesdAmes Chas. Pinnick, L. E.
Ward and Miss Lulu Ward were Rich
mond visitors and shoppers Thursday
Miss Mario Snyder was ct Richmond
yesterday 10 see friends.
Adam Snyder has again taken up
~ work q cAE Inspector for the Fort