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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-08-08
The Campaign Getting Under Way.

The Campaign Getting Under Way.
The presidential campaign is rap
idly getting under way. The compli-
cations following the Chicago cow en-
ton are being unraveled. and as soon
as the "A. 2al'CT is perfected, ~ ,
managers VII. L. in a position %
make some definite announcements
Mr.. David S., Barry, an experienced
newspaper man, is to have charge of
the publicity bureau. The sponsors
are of the opinion that the situation
is growing brighter for him day Ivy
day. The attitude of the Bill
Moose" party on .he Negro question
they say, will bring about a stea "
flow of enthusiasm for the President
and The regular organization, which
has never refused to admit the Negro
Of any section to its inner councils
Some interesting developments seem
to be In prospect.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-08-08
The situation, as far as the Ne,,o
Is concerned, is looking up"
That Alabama ColIectorship.

President Taft has appointed Sim
T. Wright. Of Fayette, as Collector
Of Internal Revenue for the District
of Alabama, vice j. o. Thompson, dis
missed for pernicious political activ-
i,y. Mr.. Wright was supported by he
regular Republican organization, it IS
understood, and the pledge to name
i.im is said to have been made before
the friends Of Dr. U. G. Mason, for
whom strong fight was made, ha|!
gotten well under way in his behalf
Dr.. Mason's high character and fines:
were conceded by all, and mary
whites spoke Of him in the most lan
datory terms as man and cf'zer
and loyal administration worker, but
| he bugbear known as Senate. ia1
lcHurtesy" got between DR.. Mason and
:ie coveted Ihonor, and it became an
| impossible barrier before which his
| forces were compelled to bow. Tie
uncompromising opposition of :he
us hoSi aIiC oehd'olS JOnllSoH du1
Bankhead, would have made his con
| firmatiCn impossible. 1t does seem
| that no Negro, however competent, can
be confirmed now for any position OF
dignity and responsibility in the
South, especially. as one or more CT
| the southern senator's will object
End the unwritten law of "courte5y'
-:Hris % binH ether Senators to 'es
pect the objections
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-08-08

The News i'm a Nutshell.
Mr. Hugh E. Macbeth, editor of the.
Baltimore Times, was in the city Sun
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-17

To the Voters of Emmons County:
Having been nominated at the
primaries in June as the Republican
candidate for Clerk of the District
Court of Emmons County. N. d.,
and wishing to merit your assistance
at the general election to be held on
November 5th. take this means of
communicating with all the voters
Of the county whom will be unable
to meet personally before that time.
This county is large one, and the
large number of voters makes it
practically an impossibility for me to
see each one individually. In ask
ing for your support, base my re-
quest on the grounds that am we'll
qualified to discharge the duties Of
the office, and, if elected, | pledge
myself to make the best interests Of
the taxpayers of the county my chief
concern. will personally see that
the office is properly conducted. and
viii make it my chief aim to see that
all who have business with the Clerk
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-17
Il O NJ o. BR lie n
For
REGISTER OF DEEDS

10 the Taxpayers AMI Voters of
Emmons County:
wish to state that. having re-
ceived the nomination for Register
of Deeds. l am going to use all
honorable means to secure my
election. | have the experience
and am confident / can discharge
the duties of the office and will
endeavor to do so i'm as able and
pleasing "A method as possible.
Further. wish to say that the
Job and Salary u Carries Is
Good Enough for Me. and, it
Elected, viii Give the Office
all My Time and Attention and
will be ready and willing to inn
part any useful information rela-
tive to Land Titles, the knowledge
of which may have gained from
my past experience, and when you
wish to see the Register Of
Deeds YOU will find me in my
Office in the court house. Politics
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-17

IL elected to the Office to which |
aspire. shall endeavor to conduct
the office in businesslike and eco
nomical manner and with absolute
fairness to all, ever keeping in mind
that the Office of States Attorney
should not be a forum for the waging
Of petty personal spite or neigh
borhood quarrels at the county's ex.
pense. II elected. | shall make an
especial effort to collect all taxes
levied against property in this
county. and especially those taxes
that the county was swindled out Of
by the Hackney Boynton Land Com
rany and the county's unta,thful
officers in the year 1901, and no
amount of bulIdozing, hluffing or
filing of charges in the Supreme
Court will deter me from such pur.
pose; and the fight l have put up
against this large corporation and
its local representatives in the last
six years should be sufficient proof
of my determination and ability in.
that line. If elected shall not al
low my friends or partners in bust
ness to beat the county out Of taxes
justly due the county. or lend them
aid in such acts by refraining to act
in behalf of the county.
Respectfully.
GEO. W. LYNN.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-17
'ssfi.l Ao- ossel olo47N tssp, is.-or, ,. b
Notice for Publication.

'-.tiel NO, ossel oloi70 tsep, ls-or, 10
Notice for Publication,
Department ~ he Interior.
l'tnn "! 'i.e az Bismarck N b.
September lar.
Noii'' hereby given that
ADAM WOLF.
~ Mari North Dakota, who. July s. 1900.
"a y iDiin'>'e',d Entry, No. 1856, Tor east
m}lf ~ pio"cst quarter OF section ~.
,,.N y y i.'i north. Range - west Of the
ttiih I rsn'lual Meridian and who. on lime
< W. - ,9,,a. additional Homestead Entry
> ~ u. z Wei halfnf northwest uun,ter
OF sc .. r,wn>hip 1873 north. Rang. n
%1s} 81 ~. Fifth Principal Meridian, has
moo ~ f,'' ~ tnt.ntion 10 make hnal Ave
y,,,.t pt9of, p establish claim to the land
n ,l',,N ut'scrihcd, before Charles b. Carley
.iaaen and fsA- Ottcio Clerk OF the Countv
aenlt. az Linton, North Dakota, on the ut d
day 81 october, 1912
arnpni names as witnesses:
i'iul Scnger, Of Marie, n. ~
M Nm Burckhard, OF Marie, n. ID.
Jonn helsch. 81 Marie, n. D.
r.. srEvENa. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-17
tIrom the Record. October 81.

lse
In Town and Out.
County Clerk Herrick harvested
ninety i've bushels of potatoes from q
little more than quarter of IN acre
OF ground.
We are Informed that the alfalfa
se@n Is c n Bumstead OF Win
chest.r asst spring is doing we'll.
TIE stsnd is good and the plants
abaal nine inches high.
Capt Cotton came near losing his
gsair--tacks Tuesday night He had
a tire break around the farm. but
the flames jumped it. He awoke
Just IN time to see the fire few
rods from his stacks, but succeeded
in hyadin2 il off.
just as we go to press we learn
that M--ssrs. keebler. Linderman.
5 + kurlz ard ID. n. Yeater lost
BY Tuesday nights prairie FIRE all
The hay they put up out at the big
sl4uen.
Mcssrs. Baker. Whittier, Shier,
Rilcklty and Mcintyre of Livons.
pas e,i through town Monday on
tnls say home from a goose-hunt-
ing expedition out in the lake coun-
NY lnvy killed several geese. but
DAD hot lind game as plentiful as re-.
ported d few weeks ago.
l'faudr, au Herald: Do not swear.
There IS no occasion to swear out
side a rin.ing office. 1t is useful
IN proct-read,ng and indispensable
in getting forms to press, and has
also been known To assist in looking
over the paper after it is printed.
Otherwise, II is a disgusting habit.
After long and weary months of
sickness at Bismarck, Tom Kelly is
apa,n himself and at home. Mr..
Kelly was a very sick man; but his
GRIM determination to live, DR..
Bentlev's careful skill, and the kind
attention Of the sisters at St. Alexius
hqspital all combined to pull him
through.
Come and get them CATS No
more fuoiu' about it. The five
stray cats that have captured the
Record ranch. we mean. There are
eats III the woodpile, cats ON the
root, cats in the cellar. cats every
@h re. They are teaching our cats
thee or four new s,ngs. and they
ali practice at the midnight hour.
We'd shoot EN-. only that cats too
small a target for our style of
mark ~manship. Their owner is re-
specifically prayerfully tearfully
requested to take EN- away. No
charse for Keep" no charge for
advertising, no charge for anything
paiy take EN- away.
a pig prairie fire approached
WlIlamsport from the south, Tues
daA evening. but the line of flame
directly south of town was extip-
guished when less than two miles
distant. Early in the evening the
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-17
IN PIONEER DAYS

eastern part of the line Of ere
reached the Roop farm. All the
pasturage on Section Is was saved.
and about a hundred acres on Sec
ton lG. which is enough for MIR.
Roop's herd The flames jumped q
wide fire-b break on l6. but were
fought back and a portion of the
grass saved. The flames passed on
toward the north. hut were most
likely stopped by that big firebreak,
the a.. b. e. N. W. grade. A steady
rain Wednesday. which. from the
appearance Of the clouds, was gen
eral over large area. probably
quenched all fires in this part Of Da-
kota. No reports of damag have
yet been received; but, as the fire
came up from below, and covered
much of the county's surface, and
as some people are always behind
with their fire-breaks, it is likely
that more than one "unwise virgin"
was caught with his lamp I'M
trimmed
Winchester Correspondence
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Mahaney and r.
j. Dean have just returned from
Bismarck. where they went with a
load OF grain each. Mrs. Mahaney
can handle the reins in way that
would put plenty Of drivers to
shame
MIR. AL Honstain has gone to
Hillsboro. OAK, to bring out car
load of stock.
MIR. John Parker has beat the VAL
ley raising wheat this summer.
From IL bushels sowed he thrashed
1875 bushels of No Hard.
Mr. j w. Wescott is building
stone dwelling. and is also enlarglng
his cattle sheds so that they will be
30x2OO feet.
Mr.. II. McLain recently dug
as bushels of potatoes from II
square rods Of land.
(From the Record, February 25,
1885: Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Steven
son. MIR. and Miss Smith and Mr..
John Robinson. of Glencoe, attended
the dance in the school-house at
Williamsport last Friday night. Z.
Wanted To Exchanged cay use
(less) pony, leather kicking-gear
land a chromo) for two walking.
boots. a brace of snow-shoes, or n
pair Of skates anything that don't
buck" in harness. Address Mar
tyr" this office. MIR. J. 3. Brock
had quite "picnic" with his team
while out driving recently. They
developed too much energy. pulled
loose from the sled, and dashed
across the prairie Mr.. b riding af-
ter with nothing firmer under him
than the snow, and with a firm grip
on the lines. After going in this
manner for some distance, he con-
cluded that ne would just as soon
walk as ride, and the exercise would
keep his feet warm. any way; so he
let loose. The animals made bee
line for home. No injuries.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-17

from school two days this week.

from school two days this week.
John Weber was absent from
school Friday.
Lizzie Weber was absent from
school to-day friday.
Martha Wohl has discontinued
her studies for the present
Gladys Zunkel received the highest
average in the eighth grade, 80.
Martin and Caroline Ohlhauser at
tended the fair at Bismarck Wednes-
day.
Those having the highest average
in the seventh grade for the month
of September are Oscar Tempel 81
and Edward Isaac SO.
Mrs. Harriet Darling Hall
favored the school with an excellent
lecture Thursday morning. The lee
ture was told to the pupils in story
form. illustrating the necessity Of
sustaining from cigarette smoking.
1t was enjoyed and appreciated by
all.
The Temvik school is now in ex-
cellent shape in every way for a
good school-yesr's work. Having
been recently cleaned. kasomined
and painted inside. it should stlmu-
late both pupils and teacher to put
forth every possible effort to make
this years work success in Tenn
vik. But the school-house, teacher
and pupils are not all that is needed
to make the school work success.
The cooperation Of the school board
and parents is also indispensable in
carrying out the object of the
schools in North Dakota. No one is
better prepared to advance the
school work than the parents. In
order to keep the interest of the
pupil on his studies it is necessary
that he be present at every lesson
and punctual at all times. 1t is the
duty of the parents to see that their
pupils acquire the habit of punctu-
atty.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-17
TEMVIK TALK.

Correspondence Of the Record toct. l5)
| Mr.. and Mrs. Zunkel drove to Lin.
ton Thursday with Mrs. Hall.
Quite q number from here intend
to take IN the fair at Linton this
week.
The hotel is now ready to receive
the patronage Of all who desire a
good square meal.
Miss Frances Mum is spending a
couple Of days in town this week as
the guest of Mrs. Chas Dewitt.
Mrs. Hall. a temperance lecturer.
spoke in the school house here
Wednesday evening to a large au-
dience.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dalke left Tues.
day for Hurley. s. D.. where they
expect to make their home in the
future.
Waldema, Wenzlaff left. Monday
morning for Mound City. S. D., on
. business trip. to be away q couple
Of weeks.
Weber & OhlhauSer unloaded a
new j. l. Case engine here Thursday
night for Frank BeSka, Christ Beck
and others.
Mrs. r. c. Burlingame and son
Alva and Mrs 5. A. Schoonn yer left
riday for Watertown. : D., for a
visit of several weei.s With relatives
and friends.
Quite a nubmer from here attend
ed the fair at Bismarck last Wednes-
day and Thursday Among those
going were Martin Ohlhauser and
children. Fred Wonl. LOUIS FoelI,
Phillip TempeI, Owen Jones. Dave
Colquhoun, and Mrs. Ralph Holm
and son.
A large prairie fire swept over
considerable country lnthe Naumann
and Larson neighborhoud. Ii is re-
ported that the separator of Henry
Nathan burned. aud also Victor Sc
digs barn with about 100 bushels of
wheat, Mrs. Lewis harm, Emil Maui
MAINS Darn, Tom Martin ems barn
and large stack III hay, also eight
stacks of E r Purnton tWo stacks
TO Naumann ard one If Ray jack
mans. Have not heard what other
damage was done. Tim Wick.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-17
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.
political Advertisement
To the Voters and Taxpayers of En-.

To the Voters and Taxpayers Of En-.
mons County:
am candidate for the office of
county auditor, having been nomi-
mated on the Republican ticket at
the primaries held last June. was
born in Dakota Territory and have
been a resident here all my life.
have had six years of experience in
county matters, having been reg
lister f deeds of Emmons county
for that length of time. If elected
on November 9Th. shall give my
entire attention to the duties of the
flee and promise the taxpayers Of
this county efficient and con-
sciencious service and fair and inn
partial treatment to all who have
business with the office Of county
auditor. Hoping that you will be
able to favor me with your support.
/ remain
Yours very truly,
P. j. WlTTMAYER.
Dated Linton, N. d., October Is.
1919
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-17

10 the Voters Of Emmons County.
On November 9TH next you will
6e called upon to record your choice
1or county treasurer for tire ensuing
two Years. ! am acandidate for that
Office and respectfully ask your sup
port. am fully qualified to per
form the duties of the office, and II
Is on that ground and further that /
am under no obliagtion to any per
son or group of persons that | ask
that support, II elected expect
to move my family to Linton and
Will devote my entire attention to
the duties Of the office. will be in
my office during office hours and my
whole aim will be to give the tax
payers of the county conscientious
service. see that they get fair and
impartial treatment and see that the
expenses attached to the office be
Kept as low as possible. Hoping that
l shall receive your support at the
coming election, | renan
Yours very respectfully,
CONRAD KRAFT.
Strasburg. N. ID
Dated October IL. 1912.
Rag-carpet Weaving. Bring your
rags to Geo. C. Brooks. Linton.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-17
Notice Mortgage Foreclosure.

r. '.Nu.nt q aud delivered by Wen,i,.-
~ Y \ ~ p = luliana Itta n, husband and
As Proei,iN ,unb. u COM
o o.. tiiutigay dated the
Alo ana tlei tor rec I'd
- e..i,ter ~ de.i> II the
= n ~ n snd state OF North VA.
VI 10y or Jut., 1910, and re-
5a.ln - OF Mortgages, ~, page. $40
Nii i' ecu ny a al. OF the piemi ~,
''' 81 v ei'-' and hereinafter dcscrib.d
~ f.1s3 qp & ~ ii,e count hon. ~. IN Inn
~ ili ,niy ef Emnlons and slate "
e.sta ~ IN. Ii ur Of two .rclook u.
- z. ~ dy OF November. 1912, to sat
feauh, Que upon such mn.tYave
q tsH ! IL. The premises described
~ 81 4ire ana which Will b. sold to
~ We ,ane i.te described as follows.
~, t9'.e co. of 30 II numb4, ed ten {lU).
o ~ ei-i al plat OF the tom OF Hague
= t9'' est'',ty, North lpaknta
~" sti e due pn such mortgage at
~ ~ >,,t tue sum ~ s:s,J 30 esciu,iy.
~. q IN et'sts 81 ih,> futccio>ure
fiupLAlN LUMBER COMPANY.
Mortgagec
IiNttn, North Dakota (n,,nov,,
Attorney Tor Mortgage.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-17

of Court will have prompt and
courteous attention. As to educa-
tional qualifications. think any one
who knows me can vouch for me. and
as for my reputation for business in
tegrity l refer you TO any Of the bust
ness men of Linton.
Hoping that the voters of this
county will be able to see their way
clear to afford me the homer which
| covet. remain
Yours very truly.
ELMER d. FOGLE.
Linton. N. D.. DC .o!aes Z, 1912.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-17
Mortgage Foreclosure

.'AoA ASdsS
~ "t.'tiy given that tina, certain
Hp ~ ,svs;lt a and delivered by John 5
with t'na Sahli, his wife, rporip.r.
isf ,;isis Larib-t e ,mpany 4 rospora-
., q as,', lated the 14ih day OF De-
stif = Y, sll, i,d tii.d for record In the OH "a
- g i'isi-trf - deeds Of the county OF Ern-
u n u s'sit.. of North Dakota on the olt h
KID 4 4 grii,rN, lyl2, and recorded In Rouk
~ s'Si8N ~ t.as'> At p.ee2i3, will be foreclosed
ii'. a tn premises ia such mortgage
tns el.'ilaitr d.scritad. az the front door
y hpus. In Linton, in the county
a q state ~ North UaLo,a. a,
80 COCK y m on tn. 9th ia,
~ ~ ! W., 10 satisfy the amount
~ q sisSh mortgage ON the day OF eai,.
! s' s93lss, as>ciited in such mortgage
F'E ~ 4 ~ h.. sold to satisfy the sau,e
",lsi ~. a. f.llows:
l.'a s,.a'y 2o), in block two t2). In the
81 i'asu,, Einmons county state OF
h ,as IA
"a, 4. due on such mortgage al the
!. ~ ~ t',r sam OF S.D3 Ii, exclusive OF
~ tff. ir.,.ibsure
3A3tMiN IL MbkR COMPANY,
~ Mortgagee.
.int' n, Ntlh Dakota, (oc3-noy11
Nltosh,y for Mortgage.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-17
Notice to Creditors

Il. ne Matter Of ne Estate Of Anna sy.ie<
Deceased
Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned,
John A. stiles. administrator o; the Estate
Of Anna stiles. late of winona. in the coun-
y OF I'm nors and state OF North Dakota.
deceased, 10 the creditors Of and all per-
Mons having claims against. said deceased,
10 eshibi, them. with the necessary vouch-
ers within four months after the 6rst pub
lication OF this notice. to said Admiuistratof,
IT he place OF business OF said Admins
tor AT Fort Yates, In the state of North Da-
kota
paseo October i. A. u 1872
JOHN A STILES,
Administrator.
First publication on the Sd day OF octo-
Der A D. 1912.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-17

When you are in town drop into
the Record Office and find out about
the Hupmobile touring-cars and
roadsters. the cars especially de-
signed for rough country and noun
famous roads.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-17
q No ol.sss) tsept. u oct. III
Notice for Publication.
CHARLES II. BATcHELDER,
Department Of the Interior.
:. Land ONCE IT bismarck, y ID.
August Is, 1912.

y lrA /, hereby given that
CHARLES II. BATCHELpER
o. Wiu"ea. North Dakota, who. ON April "
o., inidc homestead Entry, Serial No
Vl'2.s f'.t l'ie soi'h hal' OF southeast quarter.
20 lowest quarter of southeast Quarter nui
u tipasi quarter OF southwest quarter ,f
- ! nv, Township l:a north, Range 70 west
81 IN III III Priacinal Meridian, has tiieG mo-
~ 4. 10 >ttnii,h claim to the land above
De rlibe!. before Charlie, ". Carley. judge
and FA-pA'rio Jerk Of the County Court ~
- 70 Nottn Dakota, on the FIST DAY OF
'sctp 80, ias
laNti names as witnesses:
iil9fs Futnhm. ~ Winona, n ID.
a'.id T li"ck 5. h.
'ty, ~ Winona y D.
Mess ! Ahilias. " Winona y. ID.
Ii. n. STEVENS. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-17
FOR SALE.

Are you looking for good En-
mons county improved farm about
81 miles northwest of Temvik,
N. o.?
1t is one Of the incest farms and
best soils in Emmons county. There
are 800 acres in all, but can be had
in two tracts. Write Tempel Bros.
Temvik. N. d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-13
HUNTSVILLE
w. strate Mcdowell Lectures on Boy
Scout Movement.

W. Strate Mcdowell. scout commits
sioner OF Allegheny, Pa, and a ma
tional figure in the Scout movement.
arrived In this city yesterday after
noon and was shown through the
prison and other places OF interest,
after which he took a number OF the
Boy Scouts in this city for a jaunt
around the city at the close OF the
school hours. Mr.. Mcdowell was en-
tertained In the evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Scroggins. Jr., at their
home on East Fifth street with a six
o'clock dinner. In the evening he gave
a lecture at the courthouse on The
Boy Scout Movement: Its Precepts
and Practices" and he explained In
every detail about the good movement
that is well on foot in this city to the
large audience present. composed
largely OF grown people. as well as
nearly all OF the Boy Scouts in this
city. The Boy Scouts OF this city
turned out in a body last evening and
acted as an escort to Mr.. Mcdowell
under the direction of Commissioners
Beardsley and Hubs. Mr.. Mcdowell
was here under the auspices Of the
M~oundsville Scouts Council a..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-13

Gay from the Ben Carr Transfer Com.
pany' which was sold at public auction
yesterday in Wheeling.
william Ray. a well known farmer on
GIenn's run. North Warwood, who has
oeen seriously 81 for the past several
weeks with pneumonia. was able 10 sit
up FOR a short while yesterday.
Charley Riley and granddaughter Mis-.
cara, OF South Warwood. left yesterday
Tor a ten days visit with relatives ana
friends In Keyser. Martinsburg and Bal
timore. Nd.
Mrs. s ,. Christian has about recover
"a from q several days illness at her
nome on Twentieth street.
Mrs. Charles Riley Is 81 a. her home
In South warwood.
NJ and Mrs. John ?. Petit. OF Little
ton. have returned hsme after a few
Gays visit with Mr. and Mr.. Perry Pet
IT, Of Twentieth street.
John Gilmore. Of Eighteenth street
who Vas removed 20 the North VI. ceiling
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