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The BAxLEY-JONES MURDER
CASE
Circuit Court Now Engaged in Trial
OF Case Transferred From Sumter
County-Case Will Be Hard
FOUGHT

rom Thursdays Daily:
The case of the state of Florida
against Willis Baxley and Bessie M
Jones, which has been transferred
from Sumter county, was taken nm in
the circuit court yesterday morning.
and the entire day was consumed in
the selection of a jury.
When court adjourned last evening
only eight jurors had been secured,
and special venire was ordered from
which to select the remaining four
men necessary to trial. AS those al
ready selected are subject to chal.
lenge, it is not likely that the hear
ing of evidence will begin before
noon To-day.
The case is one wherein Willis Bax-
ley is charged with the murder last
December, of John A. Jones, super
intendent of public instruction of
Sumter county, at his home near Cole
man. Bessie M. Jones, who is charg-
ed with being accessory before and
present at the fact" was the wife of
the murdered man.
A large delegation of witnesses in
the case are in the city, as well as
others interested in the outcome.
All the parties to the affair are
white, and their prominence in coun-
ty affairs in Sumter makes the case
one of considerable note
State Attorney E. W. Davis will be
assisted in the prosecution by Col.
Robert w. Davis of Tampa, while the
defense will be represented by
Messrs. sgd l.. Carter e Son of
Gainesville, and Mr.. r. B. Bullock of
this city.
The case promises to be a hard
fought one from beginning to end.
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NOTICE

OF Application for Permit % Sell IA
quors, Wines and Beer
Whereas, Maurice Strauss. doing
business as Strauss & Co. has hled
with the board of county commits.
sioners for Marion county. Florida.
his application for permit 20 sell IL
quors, wines and beer In election dis
trict One of said county and state,
any citizen of such election district
may show cause. II any there be. a.
the meeting OF the board 60 be held
on Wednesday, the 3rd day Of July
next. why such permit should not be
granted.
(Seal.) S. r. SISTRuNK.
Clerk of the Board OF County Com.
missioners, Marion Co, Fla. 5-3t
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TIME TO ACT
Don't Wait for the Fatal Stages cf
Kidney illness. Profit by ocaia
Peoples Experiences

Occasional attacks OF backache. 4.
regular urination. headaches and dix-
zy spells are common early symp
toms of kidney disorders. It's an er.
ror to neglect these Ills. The attacks
may pass of for a time. bat return
with greater intensity. II there aFe
symptoms OF dropsy-puny swelllngs
below the eyes. bloating OF limbs and
ankles, or any part of the hody. dont
delay a minute. Begin taking Doan's
Kidney Pills. and keep up the treat
ment until the kidneys are weii.
when your old time he0lth and yiEor
will return. Cures In ocala prove
the effectiveness of this great kidney
remedy.
t. B. Barnes. printer. ocala. Pa
says: Il am pleased 20 say that
Doan's Kidney Pills have been of ben
eft to me. had a weak and lame
back and l suffered intensely from
backache. Seeing Doan's kidney pulls
advertised. got a box from Tydings
& Co.'S Drug Store. and they brought
m eprompt relief"
For sale by all dealers. Price. Soc
Foster-Milburn CO.. Buffalo. y. T.
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
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ocALA ELKS TO GIVE LARGE RE-
cEPTlON

The following invitations were IS
sued on Wednesday by the Elhs:
"Ocala Lodge, No. 2S6, Benevolent
Protective Order of Elks, requests
the honor of your presence at their
reception to members, their families
mad friends at the Elks' Club, Ocala,
Florida, Monday evening, June third,
nineteen hundred and twelve, at
eight o'clock"
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A Jacksonville chapter of the
American Institute of Banking has
just been formed in that city with
Mr.. H. G. Aird as president. A board
of council was selected, two of the
members being Mr.. B. S. Weathers, an
Ocala boy, representing the Florida
National Bank, and Mr.. Tom Jordan,
of the Florida State Bank. Mr.. Jor-
dan, number of years ago, was a
resident of Ocala.
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Two automobiles, laden with a jolly
last Friday morning for North Lake
Weir, where the young folks had de-
lightful time. Mr. Sam Christian
took with him in his car his mother,
Misses Myra and Frances Agnew and
Miss Ava Lee Edwards, while Mr.
Robert Rutland drove Mrs. w. P. Ed
wards car in whose car were Misses
Purser Christian, Mamie Shepherd,
Marguerite Edwards and Mary Gates.
Quite jolly day indeed was spent in
bathing boat-rowing and feasting on
all the good things that could be
thought Of
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Mr.. Austin Buxton of Burbank was
a Wednesday visitor to Ocala. He is
busily engaged arranging for the big
field Cay program for Thursday, June
9Th Excursions will be operated to
Burbank from Ocala and Palatka and
intermediate points on the Ocala
Northern railroad. The committee
in charge assures everybody who at
tends the field day exercises of big
time
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Mrs E. P. Rentz and Mrs. Jack
Rentz have been the guests of Mrs.
r. P. Taylor in Jacksonville for sew
eral days. The former expects to re-
turn today, but Mrs. Jack Rentz will
go to Atlantic Beach to remain until
Monday. Her husband will join her
for Saturday and Sunday.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our most sim
cere thanks to friends and neighbors
who assisted us so kindly during the
death and burial of our dear son and
brother; also for the many beautiful
floral offerings. May Gods best bless
ings rest on each of you is the wish
of us all.
j. A Reynolds and Family.
NJ L. Reynolds and Family.
Ocala, Fla, May 20, 1912.
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Mrs. E. p. Thagard spent Monday
in Ocala, the guest of friends. She
came to this city from Savannah to
have her furniture shipped to Talla-
hassee, where the Thagard family
will hereafter reside, Mr.. Thagard
having recently been appointed state
bank examiner. Mrs. Thagard left
for Tallahassee Tuesday.
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Miss Ruby Bauknight, who has
made her home in Ocala for the past
year and a half with her sister, Mrs.
Drake, left yesterday for
where she will in future
reside.
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Mail Order Houses

Don't undersell us for same quality
goods. Tell us your wants Note
prices. No paying in advance. No
freighat charges. No risk whatever.
Try Us on Paint. We sell L. & M.
Paint It's thick. Must add Oil, and
then you have the best pure Lead,
Zinc and Linseed Oil Paint made,
and its cost is only about $l57 per
gallon.
Call on McIver & MacKay, Ocala,
Fla. (S)
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Mr. c. A. Tremere of Belleview was
Tuesday visitor. He is just back
from a trip through Ohio and other
middle western states. His descrip-
ton of the things he saw is most en-
tertaining, and especially given in
his graphic and pleasing style. His
Ocala friends are always glad to see
him
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Miss Lola Raysor returned home
last night from Ell Paso, Texas, where
she has been teaching. Her friends
will be glad to welcome her home
again.
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Mr. L. r. Chazals family, who have
been at Woodmar for a week, will re-
turn home today. They will go back
to the lake about the tenth of June
for the summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Mann and
children have gone to Winter Garden,
where they expect to make their fu-
ture home. Mr.. Mann will engage IN
business for himself at that place.
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Mr.. William Camp is working dur
ing the summer vacation at Floral
City, where the Florida Power Com
pany is engaged in erecting a sub-sta-
ton.
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CARD OF THANKS

To the Voters of Commissioner
District No. /:
| deeply appreciate the support OF
the voters of Ocala, Martin and Ken
drick who supported me, and the 10y
atty of friends who worked for me.
r. B. MEFFERT.
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Mrs. John Boisseau went down to
her former home in Tampa Friday
afternoon to pay a short visit to rel
atives.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Raysor returned
to Lowell yesterday afternoon, after
a short stay in Ocala. Mrs. Raysor's
nephew, Master Marion Lummus, ac-
companied them home for a few days
visit.
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Mrs. N. l. Gottlieb has been i'll with
fever for several days, but We are
glad to learn that she was somewhat
better yesterday.
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Mrs. j. w. Pearson left Tuesday
afternoon for Kansas City, Mo-, which
city will be her future home. Her
Ocala friends will miss Mrs. Pearson,
and hope that she will soon return TO
this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. n. Green will leave
in a few days for Washington, Ca, %
visit the latter's relatives. Mrs.
Green expects to remain away all
summer, but Mr.. Green will only De
away for a short while.
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New shirtwaists at Fishel's.

The Blitchton neighborhood was
the center of big hail storm on
Monday. 1t is said to have been the
most severe one of many years, al
though no damage has been reported.
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Mr. Benson, son of the late Judge
Thomas F. Benson, of Lake Weir,
was visitor Tuesday. He resides in
Atlanta, and is here looking after the
old homestead at Lake Weir.
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Mr.. and Mrs ]. H. Hall left Friday
for Georgia to spend the summer
They will probably return to Ocala
next fall.
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Mr.. w. c. Jeffords is in Jackson
vile, where he went TO have at cat
aract removed from his eye. His
friends will be glad to learn that he
is doing splendidly.
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'uits at Fishel's.

Boney has gone to Jack
attend a meeting of the
OF optometrists. His
iss Ruth Boney. who has
ping the Winston-Salem
North Carolina, will join
sonville today, and they
home together tonight OF
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Mrs. NJ. H. Hatchell has gone to
Wauchula TO visit relatives for sew
eral weeks. Her daughter, Miss Grace
Hatchell. will visit Mrs. H. NJ. Hamp-
ton until she leaves Ocala the first of
June.
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TO BE MARRIED

The following cards have been
received by friends in this city, where
the parents of the bride-to-be former
ly resided:
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hawkins
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Catherine London
to
Mr. William Augustine Stands
on the evening of Wednesday, June IL
at half after six of the clock
The Church of the Good Shepherd
Jacksonville, Florida
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/ and Mrs. Larkin Carter of
&syiIIe are visitors to the city,
y down in their automobile. Mr..
i has a case in court.
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u yanderven, after short visit
keala with her friend, Mrs. A. Y.
III has returned to her home at
bsta, Ga.
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prs at Fishel's.

page just built by Mr.. c. L.
on Wenona street, is prac-
and Mr.. w. c. Rea-
family will take possession
|tractive dwelling the last of
The Ocala banner., 1912-05-31
Of Hosiery at Fishel's.

Fhel Haycraft came home
afternoon from Gainesville,
|e she attends Brenau Col
|s Haycraft is one of the
'lar girls in the college, and
pcial leader among her col
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i ! O. Parrish has been called
i former home at Lake Butler by
Illness of his mother.
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Four full quarts or Inree Flowers
Rye, delivered, for $5.5a q. D. Ho-
ga1. Ocala, Fla.
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OOf Hosiery at Fishel's.

n lk pndition of Mr.. w. V. New
an IW yesterday, while not i'm
vas no worse, and he is do
ell as can be expected. The
81 loi = bis fever will be reached in
The Ocala banner., 1912-05-31
suits at Fishel's.

X. Zewadski has gone to
|aere he is assisting his
Pung son, Mr.. w. X. Zewad-
no is defending R. E. Cof-
Ee man, who is being tried
prder of his wife a few
The Ocala banner., 1912-05-31

Mr.. John Carney of Lake Weir was
among our popular visitors on Tues
day.
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- Melvina Carter, who, since
! INV to 0cala, has made her home
:. fs J. w. Pearson, is now re-
so'u' Fith Mrs. E. j. Redding on
second street.
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ks' dresses at Fishel's.

and Mrs. NJ. E. Robinson and
are preparing to move this
s into one of Mrs. Sally Bell
cottages on South Second
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Mr.. James Jackson leaves soon for
Fort Myers to accept position In
that city.
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/ Hosiery at Fishel's.

Webb, who, has been Wis
lster, Mrs. David Connor,
2ays. left yesterday for her
nigham, Ga. She was ac'
home by her two daugh-
ret and Annie, the former
In Ocala with her aunt
light months.
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y IN bars at Fishel's.

Lucy Bowden of Jacksonville
|nds harming guest of Mrs r. c.
er for a few days. Miss
is cousin of. Mrs J. Wesley
formerly of this city.
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ms and Boys Suits at Fishers. x
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Elmer DeCamp has gone to his
!. r home in Connecticut to join
lie for their annual summer WIS.,
kether with relatives.
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les dresses at Fishel's.

G. w. Martin was expected
/ last night from Tampa, bring
1me with her her daughter, Mrs.
Wilson, who has been i'll for
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- Mona Sewell of Brooksville is
inc her sister, Mrs. ]. P. Gallo
for a few weeks.
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ns and Boys Suits at Fishers. X
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Lult jars at Fishels. K
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Sren's Dresses at Fishel's. x
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dresses at Fishel's.
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hoes at Fishel's.
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Douglass Shoes at Fishel's.
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KEYSTONE.


{ Carl Botz and sister Ethel spent
last week with friends south of Abb
lene.
Carrie Isaac called on Ethel Botz
Saturday.
Mary Petit was visiting south of
Abilene.
Ralph Myers shelled corn Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Huitt were
Abilene callers Saturday.
Wick Fells called on Carl BotE
Saturday. eE e.
Mrs. Isaac was a business caller
in Talmage Wednesday. -, h. !.
Dan McBeth and brother-in-law
were up from Abilene the. first OF
the week.
sRansford Wilson and family re-
turned from Greenwood Tuesday
where they have been building a
house on their farm.
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WOODBINE.

These days with Christmas shop
ping to do and other business takes
a number of Woodbine folks to Her
ington. The following were there
on Friday: Mrs. Evers, Louise
Schmidt. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry oes-
terreich, Mr.. and Mrs. Kinderdick
and Mrs. Fletcher.
viii and Fred Oesterreich and
their father motored to Lost Springs
and Harrington one day last week.
Geo. Biegert and Louise Ahrens
came down from Junction last FRI
day.
Maggie Rough is visiting at Pete
Cornwell's this week.
Mr.. Krause and Mr., Brusaw we're
in Abilene on business Saturday.
Andy Brown was down from
Chapman Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gug-
elar, Saturday, boy.
Mrs. Richard Johnkie is on the
sick list.
Mr.. Mcmillan, the section fore
man, got one OF his fingers mashed
and had to have it taken off at the
second joint.
Henry Asling went to Alta Vista
Saturday to see his sister.
Robert Weber returned to Alta
Vista after visiting few days with
his brother, August Weber.
Mrs. Louise Krause went to Her
ington Monday.
There will be a box social at the
Walnut Grove school house Dec. 10.
MF. Gunter and family visited In
Junction City Tuesday.
Miss Anna Ahrens went to Enter
prise Tuesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Wat
son. Dec. II, a boy.
John Gillett, an old resident OF
Hope, was buried in the Woodbine
cemetery Thursday. The friends Of
this place extend sympathy to the
relatives.
County superintendent Steen Wis
tied Woodbine school Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Messimer, Rev. and
Mrs. Trinnel and Mrs. Evers at
tended the funeral.of Ed. Kaufman
Wednesday.
Herb Mccoy went to Junction
City Thursday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. L. C. West
rup. Dec. IL. . boy.
Mrs.. s. I. corRvell returned from
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ACME.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Buchenau
and son visited at Holland Sunday
The literary society gave an In
teresting program at Highland FRI
day evening.
Simon Lenhert's visited at J. @.
Engle's Sunday.
Charles Haynes purchased a driv-
ing horse at the Armstrong sale.
The ladies of the Highland dis
trict met at Mrs. E. F. Knerr's
Thursday and organized a crochet
club. All present had an enjoyable
time.
A. F. Shirk attended the meeting
of the X. P.s at Talmage Monday
night.
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HOPE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Nickles are
here from Nevada visiting his moth
er and relatives.
DR.. o'Malley returned from Chi
cago. Michigan and other eastern
points. He expects to change loca-
ton the first of the year.
Mrs. F. Schumer returned from
Nebraska accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Siegel and daughter.
A linen shower was given Satur-
day evening at the Palmer house in
honor Of Miss Gladys Ketchersid.
Miss Lovey Ohmart spent Sum
day with Miss Edith Forney.
Mrs. N. E. Kennedy and children
of Muskogee, Okla, arrived Monday
to spend the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Allyn.
Jesse McMahan and daughter lila
left for st. Joe, Mo-, to visit Harri-
son McMahan.
Mrs. Chas. Jaeger went to Abb
lene to visit.
Max Donley and family Of Carl
ton were shopping in Hope Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Neis left for
their new home in Alternately. Texas.
VIM. BIesh died at his home in
town Thursday. Funeral Friday az
ternoon.
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JOHNSON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Grabie'Sqf
Wichita who have been Visiting az
the home of Mrs. Lydia Cradle, fs-
turned home. ..
\ The Christmas program Of the
Johnson Sunday school win be at
the school house next Monday eT-
ening, Dec. 23. .,sg
The little daughter Of Mr.. an d
Mrs. Ralph stillie died Monday ana
was buried Tuesday afternoon in the
Abilene cemetery.
d. A. stoddart has been hauling
coal for the Johnson school. !
A. c. White has moved into bis
new house.
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PEARL


Mrs. William Johnston and daugh-
ter Viola were shopping in Herring
ton Saturday. n
There was spelling match and
box social in the school at Navarro
Friday evening. All had good
time.
A number of the young people
took in. the lecture course at Chap
man Saturday evening.
There will be box social in dis
trict 10 at the Walnut school Thurs
day evening. Mr.. Rock, teacher.
Miss Bessie Johnston and Miss
Loverna Fielder deserve to be COM
plimented on the splendid program
they have prepared with the Sunday
school little folks, to be given in
the auditorium at Pearl Christmas
eve.
Edward Feldman visited with his
sister, Mrs. Pearl Shelter, near Hol-
land Sunday. ''
DR.. Riddell of Enterprise was in
this neighborhood Sunday morning.
Rev. Denny of the New Basil Ger
man Reformed church near Donegal
preached very able address in Eng
lish Sunday evening. A number OF
| Pearlites attended.
A number from this neighbood ex-
pect to attend the Kenneth Gum
sale at Harrington December %.
Threshing kafir corn and saving
wood is the order Of the day in this
section.
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4INN
Salina Thursday.
Mother GugelarS and Anna visited
Mrs. Gugelar's daughter, Mrs. James
Middleton. Friday.
Frank and I'D. oesterreich went
to Junction City one day last week.
Mrs. Orange Annis who has been
quite sick is improving at this writ
ing.
The new Nazarene church Is be-
ing completed this week and the
dedication services will be held on
Sunday, Dec. %. at $3.50. Rev. A.
s. Cochran OF Kansas City will have
charge and an invitation is extended
to all to be present.
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ZION.

Misses Mary Minter, Grace Grove,
Reba Odle, Ruth Minter, Hazel En-
gle and Helen Grove and Messrs.
Earl Engle, Dan Bert, Harvey Lady
and Lawrence Frey were entertained
by Mrs. Anna Frey on Sunday al
ternoon.
Harvey Lady, who has been teach
ing school in Oklahoma, came home
for his Christmas vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Zook are at
A. o. looks at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Ketterman
and Mr.. and Mrs. 1. e. Hoskin were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ross on
Sunday.
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Sunday . Dec! %, to accommodate
holiday business; lobby will be open
g tS 70 @ae m. and 8 to p. m. GEN
efaI delItefyr window, carrier win
dows, rural carriers division, stamp
ana register windows will be opened
one hour after distribution of mail
from U. P. train 1903. 't
"a Christmas day, Dec. 25, ali de-
partineHts open from 1880 to $3.50
a. m. No city delivery but carriers
wiHdows5 will be open. Rural de-
livery as usual. &c. M. Harger. Post
master. DIV
T. Hyfsft .,tf,spIs
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DETROIT.

Mrs. C. C. Tilton and Warren
went to Garrison Crossing to visit
G. w. Tilton and family last week.
Revival services still continue.
The Detroit elevator has been
sold to VIM. Lexo.
A family reunion was held at the
James Dunlop home Sunday as his
daughter. Eva Mcintosh leaves on
Wednesday for her home in Seattle.
Jim Knox captured a wolf north
OF Detroit last week. It measured
six feet from head to tip Of tail and
weighed over SO pounds.
M. Hutchinson Of Montana is
here TO visit his daughter. Mrs. I'd.
Lsach.
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BUCKEYE.

A card was received last week
from Mrs. Edith Bowen saying they
were well and on board U. s. A.
Transport, Dec. s. Saying goodbye
to their many friends in Kansas
they sailed at noon.
Miss Della Lair spent Sunday with
her brother John near Acme.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Here returned
to their home in Glasco Saturday
after a weeks visit with Roy Lahr's.
Mrs. Orpha Rick and Miss Ida
Ellenberger Of Brookfield, Mo-
nieces of Mrs, e. J. Winsler, are
visiting her.
Elmer Hoyt left Tuesday morning
for Kansas City on business.
Quite a number from this vicinity
attended the box social at East Buck
eye Friday night.
Mrs. E. ]. Winsler, her nieces,
and son Roy, spent Sunday at Jesse
Minister'S.
Harry Marstetter spent Sunday
with his parents.
Word received from Upland, Call
in regard to Mrs. N. w. Plum who
was seriously hurt in an auto ac-
cident, her hip that was broken is
getting better. But her many
friends will be sorry to learn she
has had hermoptysis again.
Ira Hoskin helped S. Grove butch
er beef Tuesday.