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COLUMBIANA COUNTY
is DECIDEDLY WET
Lisbon, County Seat, Only Mu-
niCipaIity TO Vote Dry.

East Liverpool, o., Nov. 4.-Colum.
biana county, in its second Rose law
election, shifted from the dry to the
wet column, with majority of over
1000, unoilicially estimated. Three
years ago the county gave dry ma
jority of 1850 and voted out AZ sa.
looms East Liverpool gave wet
vote of 2,S67 and dry vote of 1853.
Correspondingly large wet gains were
made elsewhere in the coua,y, Salem,
Leetonia, Wellsville and Salineville
went wet, but Lisbon, q county
seat, was retained by the G.ys.
Rev. II. A. Kelsey OF the First
United Presbyterian church, former
resident OF Adams county, was in
charge Of the campaign here for the
Anti.Saloon league. Josiah T. Smith,
president OF local pottery company.
was the nominal president of the
local dry organization.
The Property and Tax Protective
association was the name of the wet
organization, Of which Louis Stein
field. local clothier, was president.
George II. Davidson, state represen.
native from this district was retain
ed by this organization as its man.
ager.
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OFFICER WAS POISONED;
ARSENIC IN STOMACH

Chicago, Nov. AFTER a lengthy
conference between Coroner Hoff.
man, Walker H. Haines and several
police officials, Coroner Hoffman an
nounced that chemical analysis of
the visCera Of the late Arthur Bis
sonerre had revealed the presence of
IAN abundant quantity Of arsenic, .
and IN the opinion of chemists and
physicians II was this drug that
caused his death.
Extra guards were posted at once
at the home of Mrs. Louise Vermil-
va, at whose home Bissonette, a po-
liceman, died.
or the nine persons who have died
at Mrs. Vermilya's home two, and
possibly three, were husbands and
three were relatives. The certih.
Gates of their deaths as returned to
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS
Chicago News)


A swelled head seldoms contains a
strong mind.
II a fat woman shakes when she
laughs she really means 1t.
Some people waste lot Of energy
making worthless excuses.
The man who thinks that he is
what he should be seldom Is.
There's no place like homeland
some married men are glad of 1t.
A charitable man never has to look
for an opportunity to get busy.
Beware of boss girl, young man
unless you are looking for boss
wife.
Nine women out OF ten understand
their husbands, but no man out Of ten
understands his wife.
Many man acquires a residence on
Easy street by being the architect OF
somebody else's fortune.
A selfish man never realizes how
few friends he has until he finds him
self laid up for repairs in hospital.
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VETS CARRY PiCkAWAY
Give Majority Of 817 In Favor Of
Opening Saloons.

Circlev!lle, o.. Nov. By a ma
jority of SIT, Plckeway county vets
reversed the position of the county
on the saloon question, taken Oct. s..
1908, when 25 saloons were voted out
under the Rose law. by dry major
tty OF 200. The election was very
quiet, no disorder reported from any
portion OF the county. There was q
great deal of earnestness, however,
and practically full vote was cast
Circleville, which three years ago
voted wet by 500. returned u wet ma
9ority of 1,O3S out OF total vote Of
s.s62. The vets cast an even 1900
votes In the city Most OF the city
precincts cast more votes than were
Uver cast In them before.
There was an exact reversal OF
form In number Of precincts carried.
The vets carried i6 OF the 20 pre-
eincts. and three years ago the drys
carried the same proportion and
uumber. II is expected that from 20
- sb saloons will be opened here as
ehe result OF the ballotlng.
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HOME BUILDING AND LOAN COM
PANY MT. VERNON, o.

Established 1883.
2S years OF successful business.
Has never failed to pay full semi-aS
nual dividends.
Oldest Building and Loan Company
in this part of the State.
The art OF saving Ia to begin and
continue, although the amount may be
small.
This company receives subscria
tions to its stock as small as one dol.
lar per month.
Hundreds of It's stockholders have
experienced the Joy Of accommodating
comfortable surplus, and Of having
II ready to meet emergencies.
You can subscribe for the stock oil
this Company Vt any time.
Banner NJ. Allen, Secy,
81 Public Square
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KNOX co.
Second In State In Producing
Natural Gas
During The Month Of OFT :
berthe Figures

October was the banner month OF
the year for new production in the cen.
trail Ohio natural gas field, and dur.
ing the month AZ producing gas wells
were completed, with an aggregate
new production of 100,760000 cubic
feet daily This is an average per
we'll of 2,343,395 cubic feet, a heavy
average
The largest well of the month was
drilled in Ashland County, with pro-
duction of 100000 cubic feet, while
the Columbus Gas and Fuel Company
drew the prize in the southern field,
with 1000 000-cubic.foot well in Lau-
rel township, Hooking county. Out Of
a total of 56 wells completed in CEN
trail Ohio gas territory in October, 43
were gas producers. or these we're
In Licking county, in Fairfield coun-
~, in Knox county, in Hooking
county, IA in Ashland county, 2 in Me-
dina county and 1 in Lorain county.
The new production for the month in
Hooking county was 21,3OO,OO0 cubic
feet; Knox county, 100000 cubic
feet; Licking county, 9,140,0O0 cubic
feet; Fairfield county, 100000 GU
bic feet; Medina county, 100000 GU
bic feet; Lorain county, 2,5OO,O0o Gu
bic feet. In September there were 35
producing gas wells drilled in the ter
ritory, with an average daily pi oduc-
tion of 66,065, 900 cubic feet.
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PUTTING
A Cigarette Veteran OF Two
Wars Passes Away

San Francisco, Nov. 3-"Give me
cigarette. God has been good to
me and allotted me long life. Let
me die smoking"
Putting the cigarette and smiling at
the attendants Abraham Isaacs' aged
LOG, died today at local hospital, un.
able to longer bear the weight of his
years.
Isaac entered the hospital when S5
years old, paying $4,000 for life
berth. He was an lnveterate smoker,
and maintained that tobacco was an
aid TO longevity. The physicians at
the hospital never attempted to cur.
tail his supply.
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i. MISSIONARY SOCIETIES u

M. p. SOCIETY

M. p. SOCIETY
The M. p. Ladies' Aid Society held
their regular monthly meeting in the
church parlors Friday afternoon with
President Mrs. Nora Davis, in the
chair. Devotionals were opened by
Mrs. Shellenbarger, reading as the
scripture lesson eleven verses of the
fifth chapter of Eccle. Song, Higher
Ground" The Lords prayer was re-
peated in concert, followed by song,
"The Mount of Prayer" In the hour
following several important matters
were brought before the society and
large amount of business was trans
acted ending with song, Sunshine In
the Soul" The meeting was closed
with prayer by the Rev. ]. T. Black.
During the social hour refreshments
were served by the committee, Mrs.
Ida Larabee, Mrs. E. Shellenbarger,
Mrs. Jennie Waxler, Mrs. Mary L.
Jackson, Mrs. H. j. Chappelear, and
Mrs. Merriman. An excellent program
was rendered under the direction of
Mrs. Mary l.. Jackson as follows:
Piano duet, Epsilon March-Ocie
Gates and Mrs. M. L. Jackson.
Vocal solo, Dear Happy Home--Mrs
Owen Mccoy.
Reading, Prayers and Potatoes
Mrs. Buchanan.
Piano SOLO, Evening Repose-Mrs.
Sylvia Butte.
Duet, Voices of The Night-Mrs. o.
Mccoy Mrs. M. l.. Jackson.
Reading, Church Reverie-Mrs. Dav-
is.
Piano duet, Triumphal March-Ocie
Gates and Mrs. M. L. Jackson.
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A.)%s%'y J ss,s'y
Teachers OF the Schools
Hold a Social

Teachers OF the Schools
Hold a Social
The teachers of the city schools
held very pleasant social on Friday
evening. A committee composed of
the ward principals had charge of the
arrangements for more than a week.
At six o'clock supper was enjoyed
at the Domestic Science room at the
Third ward building. After the feast
all repaired to the Central High
school building where in the corrid.
ors a pleasing program was carried
out
The special feature of the evening
was the excellent music by the
Worlds Elite Symphony orchestra
which more than pleased the audience
Much credit is due Miss Cole, who di
rected the orchestra.
Mrs. Baker delighted the audience
by her rendition of melodies, which
brought forth encore after encore.
Mr.. Alan entertained all by his
/
chalk talk, having taken as his theme
Costumes, Ancient and Modern" Mr.
Alan would impress one as having
studied this art abroad.
Messrs. Winans and Miller gave 9
demonstration how the mind can make
the body do two things at once, oil
how mind influences matter.
After Mr.. Huntsberger took a swim
in the tub, a cake-walk by Mrs. With
erell and Miss CARRIER and fortune
telling ended the program.
Much credit is due Miss Studor fol
her handsome scheme of decoration
All returned home with the expires
sion of having enjoyed themselve!
hugely.
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Columbus, o., Nov. 4.-The state
board of administration is confident
that 1t has at last solved tae idle
house problem at the penitentiary.
AS soon as the ground breaks in the
spring President Allen w. Thurman
of the board says he will put the ma.
jority of the 100 convicts now in the
idle house at work on the states
farm at Morgans Station, to raise
enough garden truck to feed all the
convicts in the pen.
To get an early start on the work,
Thurman took Harold Curtis Abbot,
Yale graduate serving three years
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Saturday, Nov. 25, 1911,

at one O'Clock, y. M, at the door of the
Court House in Mt. Vernon. Ohio, the fol-
lowing described real estate. being lot
number seventeen 0O in Jacob Blocher's
Addition to the said city of Mt Vernon
Ohio.
Said property being the homestead prop
erty of Worthington Shipley, deceased
and located at No. S07, Gambler Avenue in
the city OF Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
Said property appraised at s2.5O0.0O
Terms OF sale. 5000 in hand the remain
der of one-thrd when deed is delivered
and one-thlrd In one, and one-third in two
years of the day of sale, with interest
deferred payments to be secured by mort
gage on the premises sold.
HARRY ]. SHIPLEY,
Administrator de bonus non with the will
annexed of Worthington Shipley, de-
ceased.
r. o. lowering,
Attorney for administrator.
10-31 III, IA, ,2lda&S
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WORK FOR The IDLE
At THE OHIO Pen

for embezzlement, out of the pen,
put him in citizens clothes and set
him at work in the Office of the board
at the statehouse, drawing plans for
the work next spring. He is 2S and
member Of Phi Beta Kappa honor.
ary fraternity, and an able civil en-
gineer.
Thurman has solicited the aid OF
the experimental station of he state
board of agriculture at Wooster, and
next spring a man will be sent to
Morgans Station to instruct the con
victs in the art Of farming. The pen
has 443 acres there.
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Delightfully."-
Entertained


Mrs. Boyd Smith and Miss Madge
Humbert entertained Friday after
noon. November 3rd, at the home of
Miss Humbert, 202 West Chestnut
street. Yellow chrysanthemums with
decorations of autumn foliage made a
beautiful setting for the dining room
Yellow and white chrysanthemums
were given as favors. Those who as
sisted were Miss Nora Wing Miss Lulu
Adams, Miss Helen McNabb, Miss
Stella Anderson, Miss Ruby Vance
and Mrs. Clair Langford. The out
of town guests were Mrs. Rolfe E
Stophlett of Columbus, Miss Lulu
Adams of Millersburg. Miss Helen
Wright and Miss Mabel Young, Gam
bier.
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Hagerty-Fr rink
Nuptials

Mr.. Howard Hagerty, connected
with the Cleveland Society for Saw
ings, and Miss Mildred Frink, popu-
lar school teacher in the Cleveland
schools, were united in marriage in
Mt. Vernon at l o'clock Saturday aft
ernoon by the Rev. Ira j. Houston,
pastor of the Congregational church at
his home, SOL East Chestnut street.
Both the bride and the groom were
members of Rev Mr.. Houston's church
when he was pastor In the city of
Cleveland The young couple were ac-
companied to Mt. Vernon by Mrs.
Frink, mother of the bride, and Miss
Lucille Vickery, daughter of Judge
Vickery OF the Cleveland law school,
and Mrs. Fred Ball Mr.. and Mrs.
Hagerty leave this evening for Colum-
bus and from there they will go to
Philadelphia to spend their honey
moon. They will make their future
home in the city of Cleveland.
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Now, a certain Emilius Priscus was
~ the lobby that year. Meeting Bru-
tas one day, he spoke Of a pending
measure In which he was deeply IN
terested.
''Of course" quoth he with airy con-
ndence. "you win pass the billl'
"What forT demanded the noblest
Roman OF them all, turning upon him
nerceiy. Emilius perceived at once
that the game was up, but he was just
sport enough to let fly Parthian shot
-Why-er--for the usual rates, sup
pose" he made answer
Showing that the countrymen OF
Horace and Cicero not only had q
sense Of humor, but were perhaps the
tirst to make intelligent use OF some
ef the most durable jokes the world
has ever seen.-Puck.
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Wilkesbarre, Pa. Nov. 4.-F. NJ,
Kirby & Company of this city. own
ers OF 9S 5-and-10-cent stores, an
nounced the completion Of a combine
OF 5'and-l0'cent store companies in
volving 600 stores In the United
States and Canada and number of
others In Great Britain, The combine
Is capitalized at $65.0O0,0OO and will
be known as the II. w. Woolworth
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CHEAP Stores COMBINE
have BIG CAPITAL

company. In the combine are f, M.
Kirby & Company Of this city; r. W.
Woolworth a Company Of New York
city; s, II. Knox & Company OF Buff
falo; the e. p. Carleton company OF
Fall River, Mass; c. s. Wuolworth
q Company of Scranton; u. IL
Moore Of Watertown, N. Y. and w
II. Moore & Son of Schenectady
N. Y.
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Mr.. G. P. Rice of Danville is in a
very critical condition. He is suffer
ing with an attack of typhoid fever.
Mr.. Fenton Durbin of Akron is
spending several days with friends in
Danville.
MIR. Lawrence Mitchell is confined to
his home in Lock with severe attack
of illness.
Mr.. Warner DeVoe of Newark is
the guest of relatives and friends in
the city.
***The Brandon Tent of the Knights
of the Maccabees will give an oyster
soup supper next Tuesday evening. All
members of Mt. Vernon Tent are in
vited to attend. Free transportation
for all those who desire to go. Meet
at Wards livery barn not later than
$3.50 o'clock Tuesday evening.
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Surprise Party
For Miss Jacobs

Miss Lima Jacobs of East Burgess
street was rendered surprise party
at her home ON Friday evening. Games
were played and refreshments were
served. Those present were: Misses
Stella Walter, Beatrice Singer, Edna
VanAusdale, Anetta VanVoorhis, Faye
Davis, and Messrs. Thomas VanVoor.
his, Cordy Wendell, Leonard Postle,
Hoy Hildreth, Warner Pipes and An
ton Zimmerer.
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the county authorities indicate that
'gastrltis" was given as the imme-
date cause of demise. Several of
these deaths occurred thrae, four
and five years ago, so that chemical
analysis Of their viscera can not be
made.
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HONOR
CAPPELLER

Mansfield, o., Nov. 4.-The funeral
Of w. s. Cappeller took place this
afternoon. During the funeral hour
the local postofiice was closed, on
request of Postmaster Benedict and
by permission of the postoIiice de-
partment.
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Mr., stephen Marvin of Sparta spent
Saturday in Mt. Vernon on business.
Mr., b. A. Bragg of the j, s. Nc
Connell Co., left today for months
trip to Mississippi and Louisiana.
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New Premier Resigns.

Washington. Nov. 4.-Yuan Shi
Kai has resigned the office of pre-
mier of China His reasons for so
doing are not made public. The
throne has issued an edict proclaim
ing the new constitution demanded
by the national assembly on the
lines of the English governmental
system, according to advices receiy.
cd here.
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Fraternity
Entertains

The Beta Phi fraternity entertained
with a hay ride to the j. III. Jenkins
farm near Mt. Liberty on Friday ev-
ening. About twenty couples enjoyed
the ride which was chaperoned by Mr.
and Mrs. Clinton Williams. The even
ing at the jenkins home was pleasant.
ly spent In games. Refreshments
were served.
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Entertained
| With Luncheon

Mrs. Willard Baker delightfully."- en-
tertained with luncheon at her home
In Danville Friday evening in honor
of her guest, Miss Isadore Meggs, of
Columbus. Twelve guests were pres.
ent during the evening to enjoy the
luncheon and the program of music
and readings which followed. The
readings were given by Miss Meggs.
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The Gossip Club
Is Entertained

The Golden Gossip club of Lock
held social in the new Cornell Hall
at Lock Friday evening. The event
was given to dedicate the new hall
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-11-07

possible
81 gliding his
Wright glider Whether
noseess
machine distance
without motive other than that furnished
bpane sails
glider
launched
a with
tine wings
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-11-07

A son was born Friday afternoon
to Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Dunn of Near
Jelloway.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-11-07

Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pnkams Vegetable Compound
who is sick and suffering, and won't at least
try medicine which has the record of Lydia E. Pnkhams
Vegetable Compound is, it would almost seem blame
for her wretchedness. Read what this says:
Richmond, Mo- =" When my daughter eighteen
months old pronounced hopeless invalid by specialists
liberation. in bed weeks had sinking spe
in dangerous condition My father
insisted that Lydia Pinhams Vegetable Compound
and brought bottles began improve and be-
fore had well strong
friends hardly recognized great the Mrs.
Woodson Branstetter Richmond, Mo.
There literally hundreds of thousands of in
the United States who have been benefited by this famous
old remedy which produced from roots and herbs
thirty years ago by to relieve womans suffering
Read what another woman says:-
myself daughter, and consider it
qualled all female would not be without for
anything wish mother in America could be
there would suffering
always glad praise Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound liberty this
testimonial James T. Lawrence, JOnesboro, Texas
Since guarantee that all testimonials which we pub
sh genuine is it not fair to suppose that Lydia E.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound had the virtue to help
these women it will help any other woman who is suffering
from the trouble?
years Lydia Pinlkham's Vegetable GSE>MSSSSS
Compound has for NV. .[N%N&WI
female sick does Justice to fW n ~TSAM
herself who will not this famous medicine
Made exclusively from roots and herbs, and l1A ~ II
has thousands of cures to its credit. w "
@HB IF the slightest trouble appears which (A I'M
understand, write to Mrs. W\EESSN$SLW
Pinkham at her advice-1t1s (cS SNyNUN
free and always helpful. S961 TNl0i1
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and was attended by about two hum
dred guests. Refreshments we're serv-
ed during the evening.
Reception For
Rev. and Mrs. Reed

A reception was given for Rev. and
Mrs. I. j. Reed at their home in Sparta
Friday evening by about fifty friends.
The evening was, very pleasantly
spent. Rev. Reed has just taken up
the work at the M. e. church in Spar
ia and was given the reception by
members of the church.
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In Honor OF

MIR. and Mrs. Curtis
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taintor Foote,
Round Hill, have issued invitations for
party Saturday evening, November
II, to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Chit
tenden Curtis.
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ADMINISTRATORS
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court of Knox county, Ohio, I will offer
for sale at public auction. on
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-11-07
/ ADMINISTRATORS
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
In pursuance of an order of the Probat
Court of Knox county, Ohio, 1 will offe
for sale, at public auction, on
SATURDAY., Nov. 25, 1911,

at one o'clock. p. M. at the door of the
Court House in Mt. Vernon, Ohio, the fol-
lowing described real estate. situated in
Howard and Harrison townships in the
county Of Knox and State of Ohio, and be-
Ing what iS known as the Indian Field
farm. containing l2O acres, more or less, as
said premises. And being the premises
owned by Worthington Shipley at the
time of his decease. in said Howard and
Harrison townships.
Said property IS appraised at $7000.00.
Terms of sale, $4,000 in hand, the remain
der of one-third wnen deed Is delivered,
and one-third In one, and one-third in two
years of the day of sale, with interest; de-
ferred payments to be secured by mort
gage on the premises sold.
HARRY j. SHIPLEY,
Administrator de bonus non with the will
annexed of Worthington Shipley, de-
ceased
F. o. Levering,
Attorney for administrator.
1871 Ill, IA, ,2lda&S
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07

market. If anyone is caught buying silver in large quantities then a close watch is kept to see what is done with it. As purchasers of silver are necessarily few in number, the work of watching them is not as difficult as it may seem. This close espionage has driven the counter feiters to purchase silver in small quantitio5 from many sources and in this way the game is kept within bounds to some extent, but it is carried on much too extensively for the peace Of mind of the secret ser vice men. Both in this country and in Europe the real silver coin that is not oyernment-made is being circulated in eyer-increasina quanti- ties.
 If the coins are real silver and it Is almost impossible to tell the diff erence between them and minted coins. what does it matter to those who handle them?"
 This question, asked by one phil osopher, Is referred to the secret service buresu. Uncle Sam Is, of course, the one who suffers most, and the average individual is not wasting much sympathy over that prosperous individual.
 With gold coin il Is. of course, al together different There is no profit to the counterfeiter in making a gold money and so he leaves 1t alone, the metal being very difficult to counterfeit with any other compost ton and the real thing being too ex- pensive to use. Also, there Is not too much gold in circulation iu this country as abroad. and so the o1s- sibility of passing it Is additional y elim.
 The coins that are made of tiI cr lead are, of course. easily ic-ected, but these continue to circu.aia. ia- ing worked of in the C0dutry dis tricts or in places whsce n0ner $ changed in a hurry. Bat this kind of counterfeiting is not up to date
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
MOTOR TO PHOENIX.

Mir and Mrs Clinton Campbell and sons MT George and Master Archibald Campbell who mStored from Phoenix to spend & few days with Mrs. CampbelIs sister, Mrs. c. Nj Seaman, Of Eleventh St, return ed home this week by the same route They reported pleasant but cold trip.