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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-04-28
pRIDPoHT.

Gladys Elithorp was go unfortunate as
t. break her arm this week between the
elbow and shoulder.
Drs. Martin and Townsend met in
council on the case of Mrs. Truman Wis
ell, who is critically i'll.
Mrs. G. E. Palmer and son, Clifford,
recently visited at E. H. Billings in
Bristol
Mrs. Pond and son have moved to
Elwyn Myrick's.
Lucy Hebert recently underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the Mary
Fletcher hospital.
Friends of Mrs, Adelaide Russell at.
tend,d her funeral exercises at Shore
ham, April 23d.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-04-28
Notice of Public Hearin * on
License Application.

Notice is hereby given. that on the first davI
OF April, A. ID 1911, Harold b. Dutton OF Midi
dlebury, Vt, in the County OF Addison, madeI
application to the Board of Selectmen foIi
the town OF Middleburv for a fifth class II
cense to sell intoxicating liquors at his DRUID
store, In the Murkland block, on the westerly
side OF Main street, in the village OF MiddeI
bury, In said town OF Mlddlebury; and that al
public hearing on said application will be
held at the town hall, in Middlebury, on Ind
29th day of April, A. d. 1911, at 10 O'Clock id
the forenoon, at which time all persons in Z
terested may attend and make objection |.
any they have why SAID license should no I
be granted
~. Burns, selectmen.
j. o SEELEY,
Middlebury, VT, April 10, 1911. lot
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-04-28

Bilious? Feel heavy after dinner
Tongue coated? Bitter taste? Complex
ion sallow? Liver needs waking up
Doans r gulets cure bilious attacks. %
ents at any drug store.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-04-28
Board of License COmmi.
SiOnerS.
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.
Public notice is hereby given that Edelbe|
q. Dudley has applied to the Board OF II
cense Commissioners for the town OF Shod
lam for a license of the Third Glass, to ID
Intoxicating liquor in room adjoining Il
office on the ground floor OF the Hod
that public hearing on said application wi
be held by said board at the Hotel Bissell
said shoreham, onthe 29th day OF April
1911, at O'Clock in the afternoon
Attest, Il
KENT W. MERRITT, Secretary
Dated at Shoreham, VT, April IL, 1911.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-04-28
Notice of Public Hearing on
License Applicat ton.

Notice is hereby given, that on the first da]
OF April. A. ID. 1911, Isaac Stems OF Middld
bury, Vt, in the County OF Addison, madl
application to the Board OF Selecmen for TIL
town OF hiddiebury for fifth class licensd
to sell intoxicating liquors at his Drug stord
In the Brewster block, on the westerly sidI
OF Main street. in the village of Middlebury|
In said town OF Middlebury; and that pub
lie hearing on said application will be hel
at the town hail, in Middlebury. on the oct
day OF April, A. ID 1911, at 10 O'clock In II
forenoon, at which time all persons int
este 4 may attend and make objection II an
they have why said license should not
granted.
G. W. HOPE,
TT. BURNS. selectmen.
J. o. SLELEY.
Middlebury, VT, April 10, 1911. Is
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-04-28

G. B. FLYER, Mt. Sterling, KY, says:
al have suffered with kidney and
bladder trouble for ten years past.
"Last March 1 commenced using
Peruna and continued for three months.
I have not used it since, nor have felt
pain"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-04-28

Send 1oc.. nsme iof paper and this ad. for our
beautiful Savings Bank and Child's Sketch Book.
Each bank contains q Good Luck Penny.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl St, New York
The bee., 1911-07-18

man for the Hamilton Packing Co.,
after spending Sunday In this city
with relatives.
Get the habit of coming to the
branch ONCE of the Semi Weekly
Bee, at Mortou's Furniture Store,
when you want engraved cards, EN-.
bossed letterheads, dance tickets or
programs. We have the best and
let as figure with you on prices.
AILEEN DAVIS, Manager.
Miss Sadie Turner, OF Carmi,
ILL.,, arrived In Madisouville Satur-
day to be the guest of Miss Florence
Winstead during the Fair.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dan b. Wilson, of
Evansville, were In Madisonville
Saturday enroute to Providence to
spend several days with relatives.
Mrs. A. Fl. Clerk, of Evansville,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. g. Miller
in this city.
Miss Agnes Barnhill, of Provi-
dence, is the guest of relatives In
Madisonville, this week.
Don't forget the Semi Weekly
Bee has branch office for MadI-
sonville people in Morton's Furni-
ture Store. If you want advertis-
ing or job work or wish to subscribe
for the paper, call up number 4.
AILEEN DAVIS, Manager.
Miss Ruth Wilson, OF the Dulin
Store, is quite sick.
Miss Elizabeth Nisbett, who has
fContinned an maze 81
The bee., 1911-07-18
MadisonuiHe Notes
By AILHEN DAVIS.
Picnic at Lakeside Park.

An ENJOYABLE picnic was given
Friday evening at Lakeside Park,
by Mr.. Paul Livingston and Misses
Mamie Anderson and Lena McGary.
The crowd was chsperoned by DIR.
Robert Sorry, Miss Hattie Ashby, Mr.,
Will Mills and Miss Miller. After
q delightful lunch; the evening was
spent in playing old fashion game
such as Dan Tucker, Chasing the
Buffalo and dancing the Virginia
Reel, Those in the party were
Misses Hattie Ashby, Annie Nc.
Cox, Alice Beard, Clara Dowdner.
Elsie Morrow, Mamie Anderson,
Edna Morgan, Hazel Fawcett
Daisey Wilson, Lena Pritchett Lena
McGary and Miss Miller. Messrs.
Robert Sorry Fay Ashby, Paul
Jno. Green, Herschel
Scott, Robert Kincheloe, Geo. Bates,
Marvin Mitchell, David Ashby,
Claude Denton, Will Mills and Tom
Logan.
The bee., 1911-07-18
DARLINGTON WRITER SYSTEM
TO Be FURTHER IMPROVED
Continued from Page ~

Continued from Page l.)
sails have not been definitely deter
mined, Please advise me whether
you will do this and 1 will endeavor
70 prepare the way for your town re-
port to have the proper effect.
Very truly
PAUL M. MOORE.
p. S:---Mr. Frank d. Rash is the
engineer In charge. go
The Inspector came within a very
short time after the above letter was
written, having been ordered by wire
20 leave important work at Lexing-
ton and come to darlington. He
spent two days here making an ex-
haustive investigation, assisted by
Mr.. Rash and Mr.. Moore. Under
date February 25th. 1911, the COM
pleted "town report" was mailed to
Mr.. Moore. This report showed In
minute detail the physical condi-
tiOns of the entire water system and
all conditions affecting provisions
for protection against fire, and, in
detail, laid down the requirements
for the improvements necessary to
be made in order to give Darlington
standard equipment and lower IL
snrance rates. When these require
ments shall all have been met Ear
iington will automatically go into
~class four and q half" and get the
lower rates. But the lower rates,
while desirable, are not the great
est benefits to be derived by any
means. The certainty of much |
greater efficiency in control of and
protection against fires is far and
away the greater benefit.
Earlington's water supply from
L0ch Mary is inexhaustable so far
rs darlington is concerned, and our
people know 1T and are proud of it.
But an incident recently occurred
which is not generally known but
which illustrates this point. A man
who was investigating the possibili-
ties of q water system at Madison
vile, visited Darlington and looked
ever the lake and our system. One
Of the things he wanted to know was
whether it would be possible to
make arrangements to pipe water 10
jacksonville from Loeb Mary.
That of course would not be practi-
cal. But darlington, with Loeb
Mary and our new standpIpe, and
with our system of mains etc, to be
perfected and standardized, will be
right mp with the procession and
Ear and away ahead OF many large
Kentucky town.
The bee., 1911-07-18

G. s. Hoffman, of Nebo, was In
Madisonville Monday on business.
Sloan Givens returned home Sun
day from Fortworth, Texas, to
spend several weeks with relatives.
Miss Halle McGann, of Hunting
ton, West Va, is in this city the
guest of Miss Winnie Lee Ashby for
several weeks.
Miss Alena Morris, of Olney, ILL.,,
who has been the guest of her broth
er, Keith Morris, I'm this city for q
few days, left Monday for Dawson
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Baker spent
the weekend in Clarksville, Tenn.
Harry N. Talisferro resumed his
duties Monday as travelling sales
The bee., 1911-07-18

Right in yonr busiest season when
you have che least time to spare you
are most likely to take dIarrhoea
and lose several days time, unless
you have Chamberlain's Collie, ,Chol-
era and DiarrhOea Remedy at hand
and take dose on the first appear
Hnce of the disease. For sale by all
dealers.
The bee., 1911-07-18

and various places Of amusements--
the coolest place to be found in this
vicinity, with the best mineral
wells. Large cool comfortable rooms
In . most desirable Hotel. What
more could you want, during these
hot sweltering days of July and
August,
The bee., 1911-07-18
sebree Springs.

One of the most beautiful and
restful places In the way of summer
resorts and an Ideal place to spend
your vacation Is at Sebree Springs,
with all Its pleasing environments
The bee., 1911-07-18

Great preparations are being made
to make the Twenty-Ninth Annual
Fair Hop the most Elaborate ever
given. Visitors from all parts Of
the States will attend. The music
Will be furnished by Echolls Orches
ira of Henderson, what was former
ly known as Lindstrums Orchestra.
The bee., 1911-07-18

Confined on page o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-19
MEET AT KEYSER
Place Designated For Agricultural
Associations Raliy-Pian Trip
Of Fruit Train.

KElSER. ". Va. July 1s.-At a
meeting OF the local executive COM
mittee. with Dean Sanderson of the
West Virginia College OF Agriculture
definite date for the holding of the
annual meeting of the West Virginia
Federation of Agricultural Associa-
tons was fixed for this place one
week. from November 27th to De-
Cember 2nd.
On August the Sth a special Ag-
ricultural Train. over the b. a o..
in charge OF W. W. Woods. industrial
agent. and Dean f.. Wight Sanderson,
will be made up here and in a period
of four days 20 to Romney. Paw
Paw. Berkely Springs. North Noun
tain. Martinsburg and kearneysville.
The purpose will be- TO demonstrate
the best methods of packing apples
and peaches. home mixing of fer.
tiilzers. and one of the four cars will
he devoted TO demonstrating the
growing of forage crops
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deep sand territory i'm Perry and
Hooking counties. there Is some ex-
perimnetsl work starting. In Coal
township. Perry county. the DaVsi OH
company has the rig completed for a
test ON the Barney Bolt A Gardner
tract. In the same township. the Car
ter OIL company Is starting a test on
the Columbus Face Brick Company's
property.
In Falls Gore township. Hooking
county. the san Toy oil Company is
drilling . test on the Tucker heirs
twenty acres. The Logan Natural
Gas and Fuel Company is drilling a
test on the Donaldson heirs farm and
the Davis oil Company Is drilling a
test on the William Dixon farm. In
Jackson township. Parry county. the
carter oil Company is starting No. II
on the J. J. WEIGH farm.
East of Bakerstown, lin the north
crn edge of Allegreny county. Steir x
TO. have completed "a second test on
the +. NJ. Gibson farm. and have a
buster. In the same district. Weber &
60. have the rig completed for a test
on the J. +. Foster farm
In the Island run field In Ohio
townhsip. Beaver county. Pa. W. -.
Wright has completed his No. 6 on the
h. Davidson farm. and has a show for
very light pumper. At Bristoria.
Greene county, the Sheridan oil *
COS 'ompany'S No. ? on the Hannah
Sheridan farm is holding up at 200
uttr,iS = day At PerrysVille. Allie
Ghcny county. Schwartz Bros No. .
Oh their own farm is due to get the
=: nd day
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IN The OIL FIELDS

Th"day of dcv-lopm.nts in IN.
West Virginia and southeastern Ohio
ii-las brought nothing better Than
IlEht producers. ON Henry fork OF
Sfcamore creek. Smithfirld district
R"anc county. W. Va the Carter oil
Company continues its good luck on
the l.. \. Tallman farm This compar..
mas drilled ITS No. 10 through the Eip
iHJuH sand and has "A - barrel pro-
ducvr. The carter Company is start
inE and drilling five wells on this and
the T.. = Fisher farms
ON Coos creek. Grant district
Hth'ir county. unknown parties ha."
drilled "a test an the Mary \. MaI,y
farm .hruu-h IA" Big lnjun sand. and
have e buster. This location is 800
feet southeast of =. T. Barhor's test
"iI thv Henry Lection farm.a light pro-
cuc'r ia th' salt sand
ON indian creek. Murphy district.
IN. South Penn oil Company has now
complete and shot its test ON m. J
" Hoover farm. and IL produced 20
barrels the first "A hours from the
MaNon sand. This location X IN au-
vance of production. loo feet south
Of tho NeaEcr Oil CompanyS test on
tn" W. u. Mutt farm. ON Road FORK.
puvall district. Lincoln county. the
Hig creek Development Company has
IN" rig completed for No. on the
Fannie BcH farm.
lIcht producer IN peasants.
IN 'l' ilSh' I'IN nl ff'h'u 'f"'N'
= Jefferson diS'fl't' fi'Hs.thtS COUNT.
tn" Casey Farm oil go. has drilled a
second t'Si on IN" i. g. taS'N farm
through IN" l'lE mum SAM. ana mas "A
snow Tor ]" hhlrrI lHmp'r. ON
sugar 'rE. Lafayette district Albert
\''l't - "u" ih ti' Nr'"id COW Kun
~hn' 40 ms i,si on th' j. j. S'''''
ihhl- on M'Nlm creek. IN" Ain'iI'i"
OH development company iS drilling a
tvs' "n tho j. v. suinSi"t"n farm
''h Laurel ran. mon "!~i'i'i'N ""d
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About People
Movements o. individuals 10 and
From tho CRY

Miss Olive Hunter. of $50 Lind
street. has returned To her home after
Two weeks visit with friends in
Henrysburg and Lawrenccvillc. q.
She was accompanied home by Wilma
and Tracy Murphy. who will remain
here Few days as her guests
Mrs. George Sears is able 10 be out
after two weeks illness at her home
az No. 500 Lind street.
After spending TWO weeks in CIar.
incion as the guest Of friends. Mrs.
Hoffman has returned 10 her home at
So Lind street
pr. Frank LeNoync Hupp. who left
here some weeks ago To attend the
national medical convention AT Los
ANGELES. Is now touring Yellowstone
Park. and from there will go 20 other
points Of interest in the west
Mrs. Joseph NeShitt. Of 23Oi Eof
street. is visiting in GAINESVILLE for "a
few days.
Or. r. ". Rose. of Wadestown.
Visited friends here Tuesday
Mrs. Rose Moore and daughter. OF
New Martinsyille. spent yesterday
with Miss Mary Matthews OF this city.
Fred Friedrich. OF the Island, has
returned from short stay with
friends in Stcubenville
William Callingwood. Of Pleasant
Valley. Is recovering nicely from a
several days illness
Mrs. +. a Hagen. Of Edgdale. is
home from Upland. O.. where she
visited her father
Frank Hagen. 81 the Mutual Electric
Machine Company, has returned from
short business and pleasure trip 10
Cleveland.
Herman Friedrich. OF Echo Point.
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Receiver WANTED
FOR STANDARD
Action IN Ohio Alleges Violation Of
Antitrust Laws.

Antitrust Laws.
FlNDLAY. O.. July 1S.-Becausc Of
the issues involved. the case Of Geo.
~. Phelps against the Standard oil
company and its subsidiary Ohio com
panies. which will be- heard boz this
city tomorrow. before Judge Eabst. "
trcstliuc. Isl exciting unusual inter
est The plaintiff asks that rocoiy-
or be appointed for an Of the stand
ards Ohio companies. because they
are common carriers. and are opcraf.
ing against The sherman antitrust
law. Tho case has been in court here
for four years. and is now in posi-.
ton whore decision can be expect.
I'd. This afternoon petition was
hlod hy the attorneys Boo the case. ak
INK that James e.. Donncll and p. *
Hates De appointed receivers Of the
Ohio OF company. the former br.nc
vice president and general manager.
and The latter treasurer of the com
pany. which is Standard subsidiary
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DEATH ENDS MASQUERADE.
Minister Disguised in Order to Live
Down Past-ldentified by Father.

NENIA. O.. July 1S-Following his
death here. after an operation for ap.
pcndicitis. il was discovered to-day
that Rev. Myron VI. Bruce. %. pastor
az the Pleasant View church. near
jamestown. has been living under an
assumed name. and that his real name
is Ainsworth. Ills father. Rev. Myron
Bruce AinswOrth. pastor OF the Chris.
tan church ~ Franklin. Ind. came
here TO-DAY to take the body to Ali.
sonyillc. Ont. for burial.
The alleged deception is said Ia
have been due to the young mans de.
sire 10 live down past incidents in
his life
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Steber-Nolte.

On Wednesday afternoon. al the
parsonage of Grace Lutheran church,
Pittsburg. Rev. ". \ Hartmann will
unite i'm marriage Miss Ida Nolte and
Mr.. viii Steber. The attendants will
b. Miss Alma Chaser and Mr. Earl
-? briCht. Miss Nolte is the daughter
of II. +. \olte. of the South Side. and
one OF WheelinG's leading sopranos
while Nj. Steber is a prominent young
man Of the Fifth ward and an en-.
p,oyc % the Dollar Savings x Trust
Co. After an extended "trip 10 Al
lantic City and New York. they W.
be at home 10 their fricads AT Thirty,
third and Eon streets
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FIST FIGHT MAY BE MURDER.
One in Hospital Unconscious; Other
In Jail

Special dispatch fp tho tutcifiFencer.
ELklNS " Va. July 1S-As the
result of q fist fight az Whitmer,
tW"n'vuinc miles east Of here on the
Dry Fork railroad. yesterday. ct noon.
ID. l.. Eorrcr is thought to he dying
and sunday Dolly is under arrest
The two men had been drinking and
became involved Boo fight Dolly
knocked l1orrcr down and the latter.
in falliuc. struck the back Of his head
ou the sidewalk. infictng an injury
which has resulted in his remaining
unconscious for over twenty-four
hours The injured man is in a local
hospital
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WORKHOUSE GANG
Must Keep Peninsula Cemetery in COOS
Shape-Instructioua Issued
nv noard Of Control.

Tile board uf control IHa provided q
nov diversion for flr guests Of ~uprrtr-
ffuIrnf 1l.I.fr uf tho Wurklu.ee Iu
Required fn Keep truirauIH cemetery Ir
srl.k aru span shape Recently tie
board relieved fNr session uf fIr come.
terry of boo assistant anI since fhat
time there has been .ur4IIffI able COME
plant uu Hfuurf OF the condition nf the
Hurt lUr grounds These .uHIflr rf e
Rave been more ur Jess fuufIHHnle ana
uuf rf fHr hfnHueaa nf fHr.f Hpirf. fH.
NuHrN NF. fHrH fn correct .Hr rfII HN rrr-
wiftfnr NJ TALLER NIsIfnfa fH neln 90
Keep nuf tho SEXTON Tho move VIII
rn Doubt meet WITH frr hearty approved
~ frr citizens generally
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Pictures On Exhibition

Three photos of local people have
been completed by PHOTOGRAPHER Kos
suth IN an entirely now tone o. gray
and will be sent 10 st. Paul Mimi
" herc they will be entered m IN. .A
hihition gallery. The photographs are
of Miss Edith Sage. Il. J. McCollough
and Prof Walter Brown. and are the
first 20 be printed in the new sfyle.
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House Party.

Misse, Cordelia. Jeanne and Mary
DAY. of WarVood. has. as their guest.
al house party this week Miss
owe HAYS. OF -. Clairsvillo. amt
Misses tamzen Merritt. Anna Merritt.
bcrothca Armstrong. Marjorie Lee
ana Francis Lee. OF Cniou'own. o.
no girls are enjoying themselves
greatly al the Warn God home.
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SOCIETY
Brotherhood Neetinq.

me brotherhood OF Trinity Evan
g"lical Lutheran church. az a5ss Eoff
street. met in regular monthly session
Tuesday evening. June Is The meet.
ing was a business session and MAS
closed by an Illustrated address by
Rev. II. ". McConty. OF Florid,
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Lawn Fetc.

The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society OF Trinity Luther.
an church will give a lawn fete on
the lawn surrounding the home or
Mrs. Charles Chaser. Twenty ninth
and Jacob streets. next Thursday
evening. Luncheon will be served. in.
Guiding turtle soup.
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The affair was to have been kept a
secret and the pastor. Rev. d. r. Rut-
zky was sworn TO secrecy. but In some
manner II became known yesterday
and the young couple "fessed" up.
Yesterday they left on a honeymoon
which will include many western
points. Columbus being the first stop.
where they will reside
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Hc2e Norman.

NJ the German Lutheran church IN
Hc.wOod. sunday. were married Miss
Elsie Hoppe" daughter OF Mrs
Augusta Hoppe. o. Water street. and
Mr. Geor-o Morgan. of McMcch.n
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Euchre.

The Idle Hour Euchre club will
meet Thursday evening at the home
81 Mrs. y. T. Seiffert. of Lind street.
The evening viii be spent III many
pastimes and az a sedsOnable hour re-
ireshments will be served.
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school without being Obliged 10 20 out to work them
selves and thus deprive the children birthright
OF a mothers and well-kept home. Incidentally
il is said such a scheme would
he board of tho children the widow obliged
place them in asylumS
The idea a. the maternity pension, | understand
II Is 10 supply State aid that viii make unnecessary
for any Woman 10 work directly before
birth Cf FER child, and to insure proper
forts tins to the poorest mother in the
at least State already have law making
Illegal for woman TO work for "A certain number
weeks before and after her child born. and
maternity pension is surely the logical and inevitable
coro.lary TO such law.
Now. done YOU think these two splendid billsy
do.
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Mn" cars. heavily loaded. were used
10 carry the large crowd To The
grove. Supps' band accompanied the
picnic"crS and aided materially 10 th,
enjoyment a. the day. The commit
Toe m charge were. Henry Bcuckc.
y. +. NoI'". ihas. Schnepf and Chas
lmhoff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-19
Euchrc Club.

The Violet Euchre club will be en-.
tertained by Virginia Reed this even
inr in honor of her guest. Mrs. Ma
thaniel Stewart. of Ripley. Twelve
guests have been invited.
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The Nomans Foreign Missionary
s.'Ie'y oi th" blaine Presbyterian
cnurch. VIII civ" lawn social AT the
home Of J. &. keyser. az Blaine. next
Thursday evening Many good things
Will be sold including sandwiches.
coffee. ice cream. cake and water
mellon. The proceeds Will 60 TO the
church.
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And ! am ca
Don't You u
tect e.
Very they pass
IN you're II vOd?"
don't know how do do beIong
4
you do Why society
20 a
its
for he send
o
'front.' English
Is a
o
nate Interested
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The Daily Chit-Chat
By RUTH CAMERON

the legislature
land there
Missouri is o a not
five dollars a month for each additional
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The most successful picnic ever
hold by the Zion Lutheran church was
given Monday az Blayney's grove.
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Dinner Dance.

\ dinner dance will be given at the
Country club this evening. Meister's
orchestra will furnish the music.
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has returned from a several DAYS
stay in the east.
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\ man never realizes how wim.
portsnt he is until he attends hi.
own wedding.