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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1912-05-16

Mrs. Minerva Marshall, a for
mer resident Of this county, die,
in her home at Briceton, O., las
Monday morning. Her remains
were taken to the home of he
brother, J. A. Vanatta, nea
Jaysville, and funeral services
held at Abbottsville church Wed
nesday afternoon.
Counsel for N. D. Sipple have
filed a motion in Common Pleas
court to require the Prosecuting
Attorney to state definitely upon
what count in the indictment the
defendant is to'be tried in order
that he may have a fair and i'm
partial trial, which is set for the
23rd of this month.
George Townsend, who oper-
ates a saloon on Walnut street,
was arrested by Chief of Police
Bascom Sunday afternoon for
selling liquor on Sunday. 1t is
said that an ice chest full of beer
was found in the livery barn in
the same building. The accused
plead not guilty to the charge
and his hearing in Mayors court
is set for Friday morning next.
Mrs. F. A. Colvin died in her
home in Richmond, Ind, We'd
nesday morning of last week.
She was 46 years old and leaves
her husband and daughter.
The Colvins were former resi-
dents of this city, Mr.. Colvin
owning a grocery here at one
time and was manager of the
GreenviIle Overall factory until
it's removal to Richmond. Fun
eral services were held Friday
afternoon at Fletcher, Miam.. Co.
D., where burial was also made. |
The members composing the
graduating class of the Green
vile High School are as follows =:
Robert Bowman, Lewis Burns,
Robert Craig, Lawrence Clark, |
Erik Cottrell, Lloyd Culbertson,
Walter Farrar, David Gaskill,
Roll Markwith, Glen Marshall,
VIM. Mong, Chester Menke, Cle-
tus Orwell, Price Whitacre, Guy
Warner, Helen Beutler, Mary
Mary Easement, Sylvia
Corwin, Helen Dubois, Gladys
Dunham, Helen Fleming, Mild
red Fourman, Mary Fourman,
Louise Fritsche, nellie Goodall,
Cleone Gilbert, Margaret Hall,
Corrine Hershey, Marie Hyatt,
Marguerite Hough, Naomi Nc
Keon, Mamie Medford, Ethel
Oliver, Hazel Ream, Helen Rob-
bins, Mabel Trainor, Flossie Viets
and Ruth Witwer.
Charles Selby. who lived on a
well improved farm about 2miles
south Of Ansonia, committed sui
eide last Saturday afternoon by
drowning himself in the cistern
at his home, first tying a sad-iron
around his neck to make sure of
sinking. He was seen at work
plowing a field that afternoon
and was not missed until the ar
rival home about 5 O'Clock of his
wife, daughter and son from this
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1912-05-16
Children CRY
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q CASTO RIA
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
PROBATE COURT.

ments of $579.
Inventory of estate and part
nership filed in estate of E. L
Stutz.
! J. H. Martz was appointed ad
ministrator Of estate of Camille
C. Joye; bond $1OO.
Sarah DeRush was appointed
administrators of estate of Min.
ME DeRush; bond $1,000. Order
of sale of personal property is
sued to same.
Alma Clegg, a babe, was adop-
ted by Charles C. and Jennie
Clay of Woodington.
Last will of Joseph H. Rogers
was admitted to probate and re-
cord. VIM. A. Rogers and F. M.
Brit were appointed executors
under said will; bond 5000.
Inventory filed in estate of
Joel Campbell, showing personal
property valued at $6O8.
Last will of John B. Magoto
was admitted to probate. Mary
A. Magoto was appointed execu-
trix under said will.
Sale of real estate confirmed
in estate of Mary A. Mcpherson.
Inventory filed in estate of
Charles Schreel, showing per-
sonal property valued at $4699.77.
Christian F. Clark, Is, clerk,
Greenville, son of John Clark,
and Sophia Meyer. 26, Greenville
township, daughter of William
Meyer.
Cartwright, 20, farmer, Frank
lin township, son of C. D. Wright,
and Esther Fourman, 20, Frank
lin township daughter of David
Fourman.
Daniel A. Nealelgh, 81, con-
tractor, Greenville, son of Daniel
Nealeigh, and Bonnie C.. Wills,
%, Greenville, daughter of L. E.
Wills.
VIM. F. Goodrich. 26, train
man, Union City, son of F. c.
Goodrich, and Bonnie Wall, 20,
Jackson township, daughter of
David Wall.
Cecil H. Lowry, 10, farmer,
Allen township, son of Cecil
Lowry, and Mamie f. Bergman,
10, Mississinawa township, dau-
ghter of Lawrence Bergman.
Curtis Swabb, so, Greenville,
and Mrs. Jennie l.. Marker, "a,
GreenvilIe township, daughter
of David Stewart.
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
NEW CASES.
19829-Elizabeth Skidmore vs..
James H. Skidmore; to recover
$500.
1983O-Same versus H. B.
Skidmore; to recover 5000.
19831-John Zenz versus 0. A.
Farthing, administrator of es-
tate of Mary E. Miller and Chas.
F. Miller; to recover $107.
1882 Viola Van Fleet versus
Alice M. Ludy; on appeal from
docket of Squire Brandon.
1888 Minnie Cable versus
VIM. L. Gable; for divorce, gross
neglect charged.
1854. H. Kerr versus Cor
| nelius Fourman; to recover $1OOD
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
VIM. Hughes to George Smith,
lot 6 in Rossvllle, $27OO.
George Smith to Walter anC
Russell Smith, lot 6 in Rossville,
$27OO.
Amanda Gauby and others tC
Martha G. Baughman, quit claim
to 9 acres in Adams township
$21OO.
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Wooern Dooomen.
Strioen.


Sfslae ct Telegram fra Nocf
SsIanb, ST., er ben bitre Strio in.
Den Mobern @ooomen al Imerica /
anleoning De paa Srbenens Iars.
fonpention / Chicago beilutteoe bgte.
re asiuranceiatier, og iom en- Sio
bar trret nleo at ipIitte Srganiiatio.
men, bilagt, ioet 9eilltnin9en Off.
ciel er blet taget tilbage.
9ette Geiultat er en- birefte Sslge
al en- for en- fort Sio iiben al Staten
Sainois' Seieiteret ai9ipen aienbel-
ie, ser forbsb SperfiPttelien al De
npe Satier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-03

meb 100 Morsiubilpet, OF Ienitre,
iom bar fert al, / Den nationale go.
litif % / Sorfatninesfmpene | Oct
100 Mar, iom MI err gooet, opertager
III iuIbt paa eget Inipar Seoelien
al Den sfomomiife Eolitif, iom lfal
feres.
8 Sooeoitaben CT 9oliaforbolDenc
BET aItopilugenbe Gmne. Ser bpJ-
ges irembeIes intet al Eripatboliger,
oa Sopebitaben bar albrig fsr bapt
Zig Srong til at boise. 9e Slispil.
De placeres paa TONNE Softer, | 80.
Iitiets SpIoearreiter, OF Der tales ON
at inbfsre 8interbaroffer ira loIan'
oct. ale Sortoileliens Mioler
orsftes for iaa igien at f%orlaoes,
mems Susleiepriierne tiger til Ipim.
Ienbe &siber. Wen iamtibig begun.
Ser oeiaa Sorretningsitonben at II
DC. aapitalen, iom itaar reoe, benz
ter til set npe Stortin5s afgisrelie
meo Senipn til @%oIiglopen bopner,
oa ben penter at bpgee biaiaere END
MI meo De itrenge geItemmelier.
Sfpifrobere bill ielpfslgelig albrig
bli tilabt at ifiprme en- eliropGiif
@p; men ser er Srappebeitemmelier
og Wurtpffelie, iom itaar ipeicn.
Set me Eoitbus / a%riitionio, rom
III, er operbroaet Mrfiteft 81. Sacob'
len til llefsreIie, blir life noeen paf-
fer gpgning til Snblebning al ben
me gpageperiobe. Oct blir en- baar-
Zig aopi al Ifersbus Slot meb frpa-
telige anlfpuosiocaoer. Wen Sen In.
ore gnorbning ifal bore fltlot mo.
berne. 9pens flotteite gpgning blir
oct npe 8rono Sotel meb lit Saarn
og line 5acaber / bpib @ranit. Mon
hopbe troet of &o~lfpltbiens Sio nj,
bar forbi, oa ben life bolber fig /
bort &lima; men Staten mener 10.
get anbet. Sen bar life lprt al at
Observation-Disclosures itabig moo
o~perpaifes og loppes ieien. gnba
oisfuterer hi itaoi5 Dor grfitertlr.
Wangelen er, at Ser life enonl err
fommet en- mpnoig Sanno uOenfra
og pegt paa Geien.
Iariagen til 9oligneben / &riitia-
nia er gonife fllnitig: Sa gpgae,
frapene fom pes gpcns Spfit, o. aue
tomme 9oIiger ipIotes meo en- Sang,
Itob OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES frem og free.
bet Settelier / 9pgninaslopen. Tette
bleu life uoen pioere nrgtet. Men
oa Souen fom op til 9ebanoling peo
Slltningen al StortingsperioDen,
noiattes oell, og set bar ba ogiaa en-
natllrlig Sel1e, at 9pgberrerne no
latte Sirfiombeben til oe fit ie.
s Stutsraab t5oe 0S. er Ser frem.
lat fonaelig Eropoiition ON 500.
f~ienoelie al BEN melem telegraph
reftpr Seftpe paa BEN norife Stats
&egne % Wtarconiielifabet aftalte
SperenSfomIt ON Sprettelie al
traaoles Selegrafforbinoelie mellem
Horge % Imerifa. Gen norIfe Stot
lfal bpg9e en- mooerne Citation pau
GeltfWten (ueo Stapanger) pg bripe
Den, % Warconiielifabet en- peo Stem
9orf. Snote5terne foroeIes ligt.
Safiten ifal bore Srancs 100 pr.
Orb for ben fsrlte Gone. Ser reg.
mes meb 100000 Orb uogooenoe
ira Norge til Horbnmerifa og 49,
900 Orb aarlig ben anben Sci for.
lloen Srafifen meo Spoanlerifa.
Seftpe mener at Stationen pil bli en-
leniom Sorretning for Stnten. In-
lGgslllmunen anllaoes iii 9 WiQio.
ler &roner og Snotpgterne til CO.
Str. 100000, bporaf Salpoelen fal.
Der paa Sen norife Stat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-03

iaa til oisie 5orenineer / fuIbt iaa
itor llbitrGtning iom DC inofsote Or
beioere.
Set or / set belle ct opernlaaoe in-
~tereSiant % pGroiiuIot glrbeioe, DR..
SourpitJ her bar ~leperet, % oi faar
baobe, al oct / npgen @rao oil tiene
til at renie Suiten for al Den Mis-
opfatning % De mango abiltroe 80.
reitininger, iont enbmu raaoer meo
Senipn iii Smmi9retionen.
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~1nepdneriuden belrlt.

DWNplIlSl tUSSU pSl l.
Gn ancrifnnif BOG ON &nopan'
bringcn fan oltio puorcgne Ell bis
Sntcrc5ic. ScIp ON sen life / ppa
icntIig @roo brpcoc iiQ oocr set al.
minbeIigc Nepeau for ben SIags
Sfriftcr, iao piI6e 0cn | Strait al
icIpe gm1ct rimcIigpiS uocn @unlfcs
Iiabc0 iin6e &Giere, for uocn SenIpn
I'll, bpor0ou man itiuer iig I'll SnO.
nnroriuqcn clcr cnfeltc Sioer al De
efonomiifc Sperg$maoI, iom Den
irpoIucrcr. iua er Der niitnot / Dor
Sih iorboIbSpiS meqct inn, iom life
poa Ell cIler onocn Q}oobc bcrereS
al sen itabigc 6oIfeDanbrtug ira De
Qamlc allIturlonoe til ocn me Ser
bcr.
Npiatningcn al Snopanbringet
har pGret bsiit fOrificIlig. &lonot
DC inOfeOte, Der bar en- SuuIc Sors
tib her / 2un0Ct, bar Set prrCt al.
minocIia al ic pno &noUanoringcn
iom ct CnOc. ) tioIi2crc Sioer iao
oi&ic inacn an0cn &ci no al set for
meUtliQc ll'ere ems belt at iorbp0c
Snbpanoringcn. Qette loo iia BOG
life iau let pruftiicrc. &c 6orcrcoc
Stater iflrIoe 10 oGrc IiQciom ct Sri
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b]etpntcIil Snl al itTnac pore Nnpnc
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8iQiae Oh DUrOiiulOe.

Grit lenbes port imuffe Sulenummera al
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ps lin @oresie.
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1. 25 elesante, impprterebe, folorereoe
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(25 imutfe, folorerece 8ruipeftsB rep'
fort fra Saumarf, Nor9e, Sperri9 %
Sinlano).
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nproiifr Gauge meo engelit Sperf9ts
telie, iInaet al Be Sanife Stubenters
iansere Der | 2anbet ifjpr, euer Ell
goo Bog: NoueIer, 1913 Sioer, al
baiife eler nprife Sorfattere.
4. "Sluitreret Samilie Sournal" (Wtaa-
neos rbeaue) garsans 1918.
s. %. %. Iarsans 1914.
gnopibere pil De fprlte so ipm ienber en-
Collar % n9pner bette Slab faa irit:
6. st tunitnerilt ubfprt 8pgnl9rfe meo
8alenber for 1918.
l1uenn9pnte 6 Irtiflers alminoelige Hris
er $3.50, ipm Ill iaaes for $1.O0.
Eli Canada % europa fplter ppen'
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/ Wpnnep Sroer eller resiitreret Brep.
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Sornfo9g-Native steers. $6.25 10. 90
&Isr % &pter ............ 3.75-6.75
Stockers and feeders ..... 4.75-7.5e
Spln-Bulk of sales ........ 1901 10
Sam q. 15-7.7 IS
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eczema fan btlbrcoes permanent, 90 mar ies Tiger
helbreoef, meuer ieg ustpp hudo lcg iiaer - %hclbrcoet.
% life bare tllftet iammen for en- lib. for ia igien
at brnoe I'D barre en- fer 0uf.. lea gIpr oenne ont
iatieaoe,eaaitano efter at bdue auuenot tolu War al min
5io paa benz enc Sp9oon % ~iantioi9 b~ebaublet nGs
item enb l. MiQipu 5ilfploer al oenue f~rpgteliae eng
opnI. 9et or mtg ligeanIoigt bpap alt ou bar brugt,
eIer buprmanae 2Gger bar iagt big, al bu lite tan bel
brebes alt iei icrlarser er fun en- Nnleonins I'll at
oie big, at ieg oeo hpao lea taler ON. Spts en ptl
frloe I'll mic ibag, oil ig ienoe big en- fri Vrepe al NIT
nllloe, l%tnorenoe, 9aranterebe Miboel, Der bill pperbes
pie big mere pad en- Gag. Cub ies euer uugen anoen
~ be aierc pad EFT Wlanebs Sio. 0uis BIZ bar mi ,:r
al atltro og alt Mpb. uofororer ieg big iii at gtue mig
Nrleontna III at beuiie nj me 6daitauoe. Geo al ifrtpe
I'll mig ioaa, 81 bu rpbe mere pirieIia apmtprt, eno
Oh no9enitnNe trpeoe oerne &croeH funoe brlrse big.
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nrIrrr - srcosp CLASS rarTrE Jusr l5rH 1905 ,r rHr Posi-
orrrT AZ DrcoNIH, Iowa rEDEA TR Au ~ CossEEss OF
k4EeH 3, 1897.
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0rttfenOe @9nO

ensr aDtnber fan let os bartis befri fla for 1riffe.
pa"en inn ire ID 'e nsbneubis peb Neal ,nsu.
t's, soz ffth Street. Dss Moinss. lows. gbioIut filter
ihaen 2tif9loer mtsipttea 9rsssgauer b~ebaueles
o9'aa mso oelo. ReFrerer til iItenio n,bcIit Ban,
sler 6orretninssfirms 9es TOt Is. geau F,ripe euer
b%enoeneer FIG p~erionIts for CpIreniuaer.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-03-01
STERLING
Especial to The CitizenI

STERLING, IA, Fen. 27,
On the goth Rev. W e, Webster
attended the Methodist Ministerial
meeting held at Scranton.
Arthur Benjamin has moved HIS
steam saw mill from Robert Cross
TO Ulysses Martins woods. Soon all
the best OF our woods will be cut off
and nothing but few patches of
brush will remain.
Mrs. p. II. Howe entertained Mr.
and Mrs. J. ID. Godfrfes. and Mrs.
augustus snyder at dinner on Feb
ruary 23. -
Friday evening, March I, the High
school graduating class will give a
conundrum supper and social at the
High school building.
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Fisk and
daughter returned to Plymouth last
Friday. Mrs. Fisk's brother, Charles
Butler, improves but slowly and the
trained nurse is still with them.
Washington's birthday was cele-
brated in the East Sterling NJ. E.
church last Saturday night and Rev.
w. e. Webster delivered an address.
We do not know the nature of the
proceedings but report says there was
good attendance and $25 was rails
ed to apply on the minister's salary.
Horace Simons has had quite a ser
ious attack of the grip but is now i'm
proving
Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson is at the
home of her brother, Walter Mus
grave, and is quite i'll, and does not
improve.
For some time past Granville Web
ster has been located at Pittston, but
is now reported to be moving to
Dover, n. j., and is now making his
parents here visit. Mr.. Webster is
Que of our Sterling boys who has
financially made life a success.
S. n. Cross has over 1000 sag
/ buckets on hand and E. Cross has or
dered $500 one gallon syrup cans.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-03-01
Literary Society Met at HawIey.

The Hawley High School Literary
society held their first meeting Fri
day evening in the spacious auditor
ium and much interest was manifest
ed in the meeting as shown by the
fairly large attendance considering
the icy condition. of the streets.
The meetings will be held regularly
if the interest continues to prevail
and judging from the applause and
encores that greeted the efforts of
the society, the program was much
appreciated. There We're musical
numbers, recitations and a spirited
debate, on the subject Should Cor
poral Punishment be Abolished"
The affirmative was ably sustained
by Robert Quinn, Sylvia Rodman and
Mabel Tuthill, and the negative was
just as ably defended by Norman
Swingle, Ruth Cess and Laura
Decker. The judges decided in fav-
or of the affirmative. These BIZ
weekly meetings are very instructive
as well as entertaining. The pupils
of the Hawley school are preparing
for an athletic carnival to present
before the public in the High school
on March s.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-03-01
REAL ESTATE DEALS.

The following deeds were record
ed in w. B. Leshers Office on Satur-
day:
John W. Eaton, of Scranton. to
Little l.. Eaton, same place, lands in
Waymart; $1.00.
John w, Eaton and Lille Eaton,
OF Waymart, to Alice A. Romich,
same place, certain lands in Way
mart; S1.O0.
On Tuesday Feb. 27, the follow
ing: Henry Bried and wife, OF Haw-
ley to II. G. Shaffer, of Blooming
Grove, lots and in Hawley
borough; confederation 100000.
Rachael Neiman and Charles Mel
man, OF Texas township. to Charles
smith. OF same place, portion OF
land in Texas township COMPRISING
about 4 acres; consideration $500.
Anna Goldsmith, administra-
trix, OF Hawley, sold the property
situated in Palmyra township last
week to Nancy Stimnard for a con-
sideration of 5000.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-03-01
ALDENVILLE.

Aldnville, Pa, Feb. 2S.
Miss Leah Stiles, of Waymart;
Ira Wright, of Honesdale: Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. Haitian and daughter Isabel,
of Seelyville; Stephen Snedeker, of
Canaan; A. l.. Datesman, wife and
daughter, of Prompton; Frank Jen-
kins, r. Milton Salmon and Wilbur
Bodie, of Honesdale, We're visitors at
this place Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. Shields, daughter, Mrs. e.
Hendricks and grandson, Arnold
Hendricks, are ill., Miss Nettie
Shields of Honesdale is caring for
them.
William Tanner and Mabel Moase
visited friends at Dundaff over sun
day.
a brother of Chas. Gilbert of this
place arrived from Connecticut Sat
urday. He expects to enter the
glass cutting shop.
goodly number from this place
attended the Baptist l.. A. S. at
Samuel Crossmans, White Valley.
Thursday for dinner.
jolly load of young people at
tended the High school entertain
ment at Pleasant Mount Wednesday
night
NJ. E. Pethick and p. H. Cliff
were in Scranton on Friday in the
Interests OF business Of the cream
cry at Prompton.
District Supt. Murdoch held quar-
terly meeting at the NJ. E. church
Monday afternoon.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-03-01
ARIEL.

Ariel, Pa, Feb. 29.
The K. X. Club was entertained al
the home OF Mrs. G. G. Collins on
Saturday last. Refreshments were
served.
A number of the young people OF
this place attended the Grange show
at Salem on Saturday evening.
The revival meetings which clos
ed recently was a success.
Silas Curtis has sold his saw mill
and a new up-to-date mill will be
erected nthe Neff farm now owned
by Howard SwingIe.
A. j. Pethick has sold his black
smith business to a man from
Scranton.
A. {. Andrews spent few days at
his home here last week.
DR.. H. c. White is improving,
Wendell Emery has scarlet fever.
Ray Wall, of Hawley, was a caller
ins town recently.
S. r. Tresslar has purchased a
new horse and mail wagon to serve
the patrons on his route.
w. n. Curtis is expected to return
soon with two carloads of Western
horses.
]. w. Sandercock is improving
slowly.
EIwood zimmerman is home from
Wyoming Seminary.