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Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
GEES E---7GY
Reading Club Meets With AIIyn's Point Members Missionary to Speak.

Reading Club Meets With Allyn
 Point Members -- Missionary to
 Speak.
 The Reading club was entertained by Mrs. Charles J. Pierce at her home at Allyn's Point Wednesday, afternoon Mrs. Eugene LaFontaine continued the reading of the Chautauqra book, on Germany and Mrs. Harlan x. Ncwberl gave an article from the Chautauqua magazine The social hour with re- treatments was enjoyed by the com pany. Mrs. Eliza D. Maynard of AL and Mrs. C. Wilsor' Harrison of the Ferry were present as guests The next session will be held with Mrs C. 2. CoNer at the navy yard, Groton. on Nov. 15.
 Personal Briefs.
 Mir and Mrs. Nelson Parker Of Nor Nich were over Sunday guests Of Mrs Parker's parents, Mir. and Mrs. II. w.. Hurlbutt.
 Mrs William. D. Fairfield left last Y eeE to visit relatives and friends in Worcester and Webster. Mass
 Mir and Mrs. Byron \. Maynard Who have been visiting relatives at Allyn's Point and tho Ferry, returned to Anthony, k. l.. Thursday.
 Missionary Address.
 An, address will be given bt Mrs Hill, an organizer of tbe Woman Home Missionary society. al inc M E church on Monday evening under the auspices of the local auxiliary Of the society.
 Mrs. R. B. Taft 6f Decatur Bluffs was a visitor last week in Winthrop, Mass.
 Miss Harriet Bishop Brown was a week end guest of her mother Mrs. Sarah J. Perkins. returning to Hart ford Monday morning to resume her duties SIS a teacher. Carl Lawson left last week to enter an electrical school in Boston. Mrs Thomas Latham. who is seri- ousiy ill at the MiddleseX hospital in l Middletown. underwent an operation 1 there on Monday afternoon. Mrs. John J. LaWless is able tO be about after recent illness | Mrs. Charles Starr of New London visited Mrs. Amanda Fl. Perkins on | Thursday.
 ! Mrs. Herman Peckham and Mrs. l Minor Moxley Of Long Cove were re- cent guests for the day of Mrs. Edwin l Burnap in Norwich. ] Mr. and Mrs Harry Norman and 1 children of New London have been rec [ cent guests of Mrs. r. l.. Norman at Allyn's Point. | Mrs. Josie Birch and daughter DorO- thy visited relatives in Grotou We'd | nesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
FRANKLIN
Captain Crandall ~on Hunting Trip
 Rev. H. A. Beadle Visiting in Town.


 AIr. and Mrs. Clinton C. Simpson of Norwich were guests of MT. and Mrs. J. D. Simpson at Rose Lawn Sunday. Mrs. Charles Crandall and daughter Myra of South Windham and Miss Fannie Hyde were guests Wednesday of Mrs. Hermon Gager.'
 Captain Crandau of Bristol. E. l., is' spending two weeks with Charles Beckwith on a hunting trip.
 Former Pastor in Town.
 Rev. Harry A. BeadIe and Miss FL len Leonard of Pomfret are guests of Mrs. Antoinette Hastings.
 Mrs. Herbert L, Warrington and Miss Louise Hyde of Norwich were recent visitors at Sunny Top.
 A large number from here attended the progressive rally in Norwich on Tuesday evening.
 Preacher from Norwich.
 L. W. Frink of Norwich will speak at the Congregational church Sunday morning.
 Mir. and Mrs. Enoch Cheney and MT and Mrs. Raymond Cheney of Jewett City were guests Sunday of Miss Faith Gager.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ray Manning and children, Miss Millie H. Ward, J. P. Ward and A. l.. Robinson of Lebanon were visitors at Pleasure Hill on Sun day.
 Mrs. Fred Swift and Miss Hazei Swift of Willimantic were guests Of MT. and Mrs. $. \. Hyde Sunday.
 Dahiia Bound to Blossom.
 Mrs. $. N. Hyde on moving her wash bench in a shop near the house found a handsome cactus dahlia root that had blossomed, the blossom being as large as a silver dollar The root had been there all summer being overlooked when the other roots had been set out
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
NORTH LYME

William Stark of Hartford and Miss Olive Stark of Middletown were at their home. J. W. StarlIs, over Sun day.
 Miss Sweet of WRlimantic has been visiting Miss Marion Stark.
 Miss Lizzie Warren, who has been passing several weeks at her former home in this place, has returned to Providence for the winter.
 Mrs. Chauncey Leffingwell and daughters were in New london We'd nesday.
 MT. and Mrs. William Newton Of New London were-visitors at G. H. Strong's Tuesday.
 Mrs. Lura TOoker of. Hartford is visiting at her brothers, H. B.. May nard's.
 Miss Florence BeeIbe of Millington was an over Sunday guest of Miss Ethel Maynard.
 MT. and Mrs. Alpheus Nye and chn- dren of Yantic were at c. H. Bab- cocks over Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
LEBANON
Campaign Supper Served at HaIlow-
 cen Social-Foz Shot


 Mrs. Mary Brown, Miss Rose Stan dish and Fred NJ. Abell attended tho state Christian Endeavor convention in Hartford.
 Miss Vera Willis and Miss JennFe Powers spent few days last week in Hartford and Blackhall
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Backus of Andover were calling on friends here Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs Robert O. Mitchell of Monday of MT and Mrs. Edgar J. Tucker.
 Mrs. Arthur Robinson and daughter Sara have returned. after spending 8 few days al Rocky Hill.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank x. Moves were calling on friends in Norwich We'd nesday.
 Moved to South Manchester
 Mrs. Minnie Tucker has moved to South Manchester where she will live with her daughter, Mrs. Rush Foster Mir. and Mrs. Frank P. Fowler have been visiting in Danbury.
 Campaign Supper.
 The Christian Endeavor society gave a Halloween social in the church par tOrS Tuesday evening which was l3ree- ly attended. \ campaign supper was served The. menu consisted of bull moose meat sliced Boston ballots bak- ed, grand old pickles Ahanias. club salad, Woodrow salad. republican rolls with standpat butter, Wilson dough nuts, Taft pie, Roosevelt pie. prohibi- ton cordial, White HoUise coffee. Twenty four dollars was cleared The church was prettily decorated
 The Ladies Aid society met Thurs day with Mrs. Otto Pufz.
 Shot 3 Fox.
 C. A. Perkins shot fox Wedres- day. the first one of the season.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
LISBON
MT. and Mrs. D. c. Stone Describe
 Copditions in the Holy Land.


 cOpditions in the Holy Land.
 
 Mrs. Mary Burdick of Jewett City has been a visitor this week at Mrs. c. A. Melrs. Washington West of Willimantic spent Wednesday with his brother, William West J. Herbert Irons of Providence was at home for the week end.
 Arthur Edmunds spent Sunday with his parent" in Canterbury.
 MT. and Mrs. George Jones of Pres ton were Sunday guests of Mir. and Mrs. AZ Read.
 A number from this town attended the progressive rally in Norwich on Tuesday evening and the republican rally the following evening.
 Paul Bradlaw and Harry Foote, del- egates to the state Christian Endeav- or convention in Hartford. returned home Sunday afternoon.
 Told Of Holy Land Trip. Rev. and Mrs. Dwight c. Stone of Stonington were at Newent church Thursday evening Mir Stone gave an interesting and instructive lecture on their tour of the Holy Land Mrs. Stone also spoke of the customs of'the people there and her first impressions of that country. They exhibited a collection of souvenirs and pictures A Halloween social was given at the parsonage on Thursday evening Rev. Charles K Tracy of smyrna Turkey will occupy the pulpit at New ent church Sunday morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
PENDLETON HILL

Mir. and Mrs. Will Maine and dshzh- ter Hazel and Lyle Gray spent Fri- day with E. C. Palmer.
 Arthur C. Billings of NaticS is vis- itiug his sister, Mrs Mary ?. Palmer.
 Malcolm Thompson is spending a few days In Boston.
 Mr,rand Mrs. Moves Palmer Of ston- ington and Mir. and Mrs. Prank VI Palmer of New York were callWs nt the Palmer homestead Sunday.
 Joseph Hopkins and Russell and Norton Cooke were in Norwich Mon- day,
 Avery Button of Norwich fs spending several days at the Hickory HI farm.
 Mir. Null is moving 70 the Gilmore place.
 MT. and Mrs. George A. Whseler and children, Nelson and Louise, of Stonington. and Mir. and Mrs. c. E. -Hillard spent Sunday st C. ?. Thomp- sons
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
EAST COLCHESTER

Many from this place attended the auction at Browning's on the Nor wich road Tuesday. A pleasant day made it favorable for those attending.
 One resident in spite of the weather, continues to pick pansies from a shell tered, bed.
 Mrs. Hattie Clark and son Everett of South Windham were guests of relatives here Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. James McGrath are entertaining guests from MontviIle.
 Frank Lathrop and family from Boz ra-h were recent visitors here.
 Charles A. Kramer and family and Isaac Melcher were Norwich visitors Saturday.
 Mrs. Sussman Paley and daughter, Mollie, and Israel Paley, attended the wedding of friends in Lebanon Tues day evening. The Fields brothers have their new baW nearly completed.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
LEOPARD
Supper Clears About S1O--4ors os
 Misses Sarah and Prudence Peekbsra {. Entered. F

Supper Clears About s10--ttops sf
 Misses Sarah and Prudence PeekhsH
 Entered. The I.adteg Afd socssfy gssys sssuDs per at the residence or Dir. and NfA Isaac G. Gser Friday evening. A goodly number was prevent and tfs society netted nearly sIG. The ns1ss supper will be held at the residence Df MT. and Ars. Asa ]. Sheldon
 MT, and Mrs. lsaao c. Geer were Sunday night and Monday gUssts sf friends in Westerly. Charles <. and Calvin Hewitt visited relatives in Westerly on sunday.
 Mrs. Charles 5eizsr snd her plosaas Of Norwich were visitors of Mrns Alsy- pert Sclzer Thursday.
 George Henry BaGc0ck is critically nl at his home.
 Row. L.. NJ Kenneson Of Preston c3yf preached at the Congregational ciiursh sunday morning.
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard Tlzanf. DIT, and Mrs. Edwin Cray Of Boston and George Cray of MIauus have bsuri ths guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. tray.
 Robbery Intended.
 Sarah and Prudence Peckhsm i've alone off froI the main road neas ShewvilIe. Someone recently broke nto the house during the night tirns py taking out a window light and gaining entrance. Prudence Pec khan Na as awakened and the man gave heg d stunning blow and made hlB escaga.. lt is thought robbery was ths motive.
 Alfred J. Clark, who Was stricken with a shock some time ago. continues 10 gain,
 Mr. and Mrs John F. Cray And daughter returned to New Londoa Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. James l. Hewitt or Isur.l XII was the guest Tuesday night of Mrs, Russell Gallup.
 Mrs. Enos M. Gray was the guest of Norwich friends Monday and Tues. day.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
Ivention to the local society Sunday evening.
 Twins 1 eff MatherIeaa

'CAI.oA te tl4o AoGsA sNSLoLJ ouHudS evening.
 Twins Left MosherIess.
 Friends in town of Rev. MT. Fritz are grieved to learn of the death of his wife, which occurred recently at their husband she leaves twins only a few weeks old.
 Bryan F. Mahan of New London and Frederick A. Johnson of Montvtlle. were in town Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. James Lans vihited relatives in New London Sunday. Halloween Supper.
 The Halloween supper given by the Grange in their hall Saturday evening was well attended and a1hnancial suc- cess.
 MT. and Mrs. John Williams have returned to their home in Thompson vile, after visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Williams.
 Mrs. Nelson Webster and Miss Dor othy Fuller were recent Wlsitols in Willimantic.
 MT. and Mrs. John Harvey nave re- turned to New London. after visiting for nearly three weeks at the home Of their daughter, Mrs. Loren Rathbone.
 Miss Dorothy Fuller is spending some time at the home of her moth CT. Mrs. Nelson Webster.
 Wilbert Marvin is erecting silo on his place, Sound View farm.
 Church Meeting.
 At business meeting of the CongTe- gational church held after the service last Sunday morning it was voted to hold the annual meeting next Monday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Darling enter tained the executive committee Of the Y P $. c. E. on Wednesday evening.
 Rev. T. A. Williams and wife attend ed the Sunday school convention In Norwich Tuesday.
 Ambrose Darling is seriously Ill at the home of relatives in New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
CLARK'S FALLS

Mrs. Frank Main attended ghs rss neral of her nephew st Stoninrton oa Saturday.
 Malcolm Thompson was fr th- vn tage recently on his way to Bosron
 z. z, Brswp's funeral vas held Sat urdav at tbe house burial vas I'd Mystic. E. ttrS
 Wilson Maine. surfman s1 the TsAen Hill life saving station. vas the gueSs of his patents, Mir. and Mrp R n. Main, over Sunday. He vas accons panied by his wife.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank s. Palmer and mother were the guests of Mrs. George W. Burdick and family Sun day. They attended services at Pof- ter Hill chapel in the afternoon and. heard Dr. Ford preach A very inter. estlng sermon.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
LIBERTY HILL
Project to Organize Local Church.
 Related Blossoms.

There was preliminary meeting at the church Friday evening In regard to the organizing of\a church here. Rev. Joel Ives of Hartford attended the meeting.
 Mrs. Hattie L. >StarkweathAr picked eight dandelion blossoms recently
 Everett Moffitt, who was accident ally shot few weeks ago has fully recovered.
 William Collins, Jr., who keeps 9 store in Rocky Hill, was in~this place Monday.
 A large number attended the Bap- tist supper Friday evening.
 FEed Loornis of Saranac. Lake has been the guest of his mother, Mrs. AL ba Loomis. the past few days.
 Mrs. Horace Foote has been enter taining Miss Phillips of Bridgeport.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
GOSHEN ''
Rev. Charles K. Tracy Tells of Mission Work in Turkey-HaIlowe'en Social.

Rev. Charles K. Tracy and family of Smyrna, Turkey. have been spend ing several days with friends and rel atlves in this place. Rev. Mir, Tracy occupied the pulpit in the Goshen Con gregationah church Sunday. His theme was the encouraging progress of mission work in. the foreign field. He also gave an interesting address at the Sunday school: also at the Chris tian Endeavor meeting in the evening.
 There was a large attendance at the auction sale at F. H. Browning's on Tuesday. Many came from surround ing towns. c. H. Morgan of Salem was the auctioneer.
 MT. and Mrs. William H. Geer and Deacon ". w Gillette and daughter, Miss. Clara Gillette, were delegates attending the Sunday school conven- tion in Norwich Tuesday.
 A Halloween necktie and apron so- c1al was held at the home of W. T. Curry, Thursday evening.
 katydids were heard this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
LAUREL GLEN

Guests from the Glen at Coon Dinner
 Many at Auction. William l.. Main vas i1 kshaNay Sunday.
 Frank Main of Pawtuck.r and My ron Holdredsc Of New y ors are at their parents on a visit
 Guests at Coon Dinner. Mir. and Mrs JOhn Geer attended a coon dinner at Dr. C. o. Mains St0.a- ington, Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. Horace Palmer was a business caller in Westerly Wednesday.
 Halloween Party. MT. and Mrs. Hill gave a HsnoWs'sn party at their home Thursday even ing.
 A number attended the auction at Mir. Carpenters last Tuesday. Mir. Carpenter intends to so west
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
CAMPBELL'S NILS

Albert R. Dawley's oldest daughter. Samantha, is critically i'll at her home here.
 David Pennery. who was killed in Damelson Tuesday. was well known here, having worked for <! l.. Barber for a long time.
 Lester Swartz has been visiting in this section the past week
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02

to a good sized audience. In the eve ming there was a song service, followed by the reading of an able paper on Ministry of Song, by Mrs. l.. Drury. Many attended.
 Several local residents are planning to pass the coming winter months in Florida.
 Mrs Welles, wife of pr. A. L. WeUes of Boston, is the guest of her niece, Mrs. R. B. Wheeler.
 A well attended and enjoyable sup per and social was held Tuesday eve ming, at A. c. Kenyons.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
OLD LYME
Mrs. Catherine A. Terry Dies at Mat son Homestead, Where She Was Bcrn-Sociai on Halloween.

Mrs. Catherine Ann Terry died at the Watson hoQestead Tuesday. Mrs Terry was born Jan. 2S, 1923, in/ the house wherein she died. being the daughter of the late Israel and Phoebe Ely Matson> and sister of the late Col Israel Watson. She married Rev. James Terry of Enfield he having as his pastorates/ the Congregational churches in Somerset and South Weymouth Mass. After his death many>/years agb she made her home with her brother until his marriage. Since then she has lived with her son. Dr. Joseph L. Terry, in Lyme and Philadelphia. About two years ago they returned to Lyme and have since occupied her cid home on Matson Hill. She suffered shock few weeks ago and had gradually grown weaker until the end came She was a devoted church worker as long as her strength permitted She endeared her self to all.
 She is survived by four sons. Dr. Joseph Luther Charles Appleton of
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
LEFFINGWELL
Dance on Wedding Anniversary and
 Birthday.

Mir and Mrs Edwin Lewis, Miss Mary and Master Clayton Lewis of Preston spent Sunday at the home of c. l.. Palmer.
 Mrs. "A. B. Rathbun has returned af- ter spending few days with Mrs Harriet Williams of Norwich.
 DeLloyd Beebe of Hartford spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Samuel Beebe.
 Mrs. LeGrande Chappeil of Mont ville called on local friends Wednes- day,e
 A large crowd attended the dance given in H. E. Boards ball Thursday night. The hall was prettily decorated for the event, which was Mr. and Mrs. Beard's wedding anniversary. as well as MT. Beard's birthday During the evening refreshments were served
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
ASHWILLETT

SIC. Eggs<ston of South Lyme, who lost a horse at his farm here, recently lost a COW by eating fertilizer bags.
 George Pierce and family moved to the Billings farm Wednesday. / A. G. Billings of Eaticlk. R. l., was at his farm here Sunday.
 Mrs. A. A. Morgan was in Norwich Monday in business.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
MOHEGAN

There were nc services Sunday morn ing on account of the pastor being il with a cold.
 AIr and Mrs. Harris of Norwich called on friends in tjfe place Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. John O'Rrien, who have becu ilI. are. siowly improving,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
SALEM
Wife of Rev. -Mr. Fritz Dies, Leaving Twins-HaIIowe'e Supper at the Grange.

Tuberculosis day was observed in the Congregational church last Sunday morning with the preaching of a time ly sermon by the pastor. Rev. T. A. Williams.
 Rev. T. A Williams attended the State Christian EndeaVor convection in Hartford last Friday and Satu day, and brought glea nii1gs from the con-
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
OAKDALE
<. L. Club Meets With Norwich M.rn
 her.


 Rev. c. L. French preached on Sun day from 1st Cor. x:32l33. The [. meeting at p. m. was led by Mir French. Topic: Missionary Endur- ance, Tim. 3:10-17.
 The x. l.. club met Saturday. Oct 19. with Mrs. Roy Johnson of Nor- wien. at the home of her parents. Mir and Mrs. D. D. Home. Refreshments were served and pleasant time en- 1oyed
 Mrs George Comstock Of Quaker Hill has been the guest of Mrs F.. J.. Rogers the past week.
 Mrs C. R. Gordon and son Milton were ~ia Salem on Sunday
 Mir and Mrs. Clarence Sweet of Providt nee are spending some time at the horne of MT. and Mrs. Paul Glas- brenner.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
WATERFORD
over~t00 Present at Huskins Bee of
 O. E. S.

Fidelity chapter. No. 64, c. F. S., helc their huskins bee al Buena Vista Tuesday afternoon and evening. Over 100 were present Friends of the Q, & from many netghboriRg lodges attended After husking the corn all sGr down to a substantial supper.
 Mrs. v. Fl Moore was business cster in Norwich "Wednesday.
 Wfss Bs acrclS of Noank was inc Eps5i of friends at Cranitevillo inc ps9t vee<
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
SHUNOC
Burial of Joshua p. Rogers, Who Died
 in New York.

Joshua P. Rogers. who died at his home in New York last week, was at one tLne a resident here. The body was brought here for burial in the Union cemetery, last Saturday.
 Rev. Lucian Drury spoke In the Miner Baptist church, Sunday morning
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-12-05
John A Ratio il
satile Artist


ohm 3. Ratio. a versatile artist ltf
character studies. greatl III pleased d
large aud ience Sat the eongreg ationaI
church last evening being the first
numb of Tie M lecture
course. AL fhe numbers are sls
thoroughly pleasing as Nj II alto, the
course Will he the finest tth II has
ever been seen ill this city
81 Ratio Is al, ex-senator OF
aordinafa nieriiff and III his delsn.
cation 81 the Irish, d herman italian
and swedish chara tiers ne kepEs ha
audience IN spagn,s of laugh hter Ono
of unique features off tie enter.
tainMent was the manner which
HI made up N fuli view Of the a,i-
.dience, keeping UP u running FIRE of
witty stories He prepared the audi
'e1lcas for each iinpersonatton as De
was putting on The ma kemp; and
turning his back to THE audience for
a brief moment, to adjust whiskers
or wig, he wfirIed around, complete!
transforinsd I'he Grand Junction
lDaily News AIr Ratio VIII appear
The Church Tuesday Dec.
ember 10TH at s o'clock. s s
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-12-05
CONNER { Al ,,,se is
2 op,llal IEIostelry

he CONNIE ercial House, Conducted
bg George ireland, one Of the most
popular 80 per day hotels in the
81 state Irela ! has
tion % heiia irst class hotel ''fiail ''nslas
and s the travelling pubic always find
scyeryt thing neat ana clean At this
popular hostelry This hotel is lib,
orally patronized by farmers and their.
famil lies when they come to the city
to d. their trading.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-12-05
Three Gases Bef or /
tIle Munich ourt


The regular 11ece cepaber term of the
nun cipal court was called Tuesday
morning al to D clock by Judge Myers
the Jury moi being ordered 70 report
until o'clock Wednesday morning:
There are only three cases on tho
scaIenda one criminal ana tWoscipjis
The Grim mai case Ii that of the city
w. Eleanor fiigman and Jessie Der
klps, the two coloFed women charged
with freauenting b house Of III fame,
This sfll be the second trial 81 this
else, the former trial resulting iii INV
disag greement Of the Jury
The ciyit cases are that of Melissa
Perry vs.. Or. n. +. Campbell, inyolv-
|ing the ownership Of i cow, the pra,i.
fin HI her com plaint alleging that
thA defendant wrongfully ana un.
aawf,sly and WI wifhout authority of
law, took one biack muley heifer
from the pasture Of q n Frank and
claimed to own the same. B The otTi-
er being II. Fullerton rs. iii. s..
af,arkel being tsdsputa over the
amount of wages claimed To be due
the plaintIn from the defendant.
The following are those who have
been called 10 act al the petit 3i,ry::.
John Fahnestoek, q w Doeraci, &.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-12-05
New \! Implement {
for Live Lake civ civ

Z g AZ Stinson and j u Bennett ave
organized and incorp grated com
,alay which will be { lkno wn Al he
5sstinson7B Bennett Implement it Comp y
Stl 3iIl this 81 The new com will
shandfe fun and complete line Of!
all Kinds of Farm mach and VIII
make pecialty of arm motors Of
gas tTnntuTs.
J he cpnipn has leased the build.
ing on First ii west occupied
by Bs p Moe for many year n
Mr. stinson is TOO well known to
the sfarmars uffs e.odins It hi county To-
need any introduct ction ut our hands.
He was the manager for the Advance
TIhresher Company III tlsis city for Il
number Of years and h che Of the best
men It the nery brsiness In the
state.
u Mr. BENNETT IS also q man of large
experience in the farm 1nac achfnery
business having conducted business
ofSthat kind All Casfl flewooa aor num-
sber of years.
The new firm VIII no doubt endea-
yor to put little ginger into thu
81 farm machinery business IN ffiia city
We bespeak fcr them their snare ossll
the farmers ,stTonagc: SEsa