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Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-04

The Superintendents report further shows that during the past scbool year there rss collected for school purposes total of s293 .656 96. while the expenditures were ssl5.5 .5ls.56
 The total value of the school prop. erty in the various districts of the county totals the sum of s375 ,390.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-04

Great activity prevails in the min. ing districts near wickenburg. and . number of rich strikes have recently been made
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-04

"Life Pieces From Arizons" is the title of sn article by Sir Gilbert Par Fer. in ths August issus oi the Me- trcI ol:tsn magazine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-04
School Districts
 in the County
HsSlu sse -

According 10 the annual report of the County School Superintendent. II II Hotchkiss. the came which is rapidly nearing completion. there are st the resent time total number Of sky five active school districts in the county. and the Allowing are the census figures regarding the school children of Cocbise county for the year l9ll-ls, as taken from the re- port:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
FAYETTEVILLE
Especial to The Times Dispatoh-

Especial to The Times Dis paton-l
Fayetteville. n. c. November 40
Misses Jessie and Margaret Mcmillan
were the hossesses TO q number Of
noon at their home on Hay Street
complimentary to Miss Teresa McMN-
Ian. OF Jacksonville. Fla The house
was beautifully decorated for the COCA
game of auction was played at eight
Ia bies At the close of NE game a
salad course was served by Misses
Annie TATE Morgan and Frances
Green and Mrs James s. Mcneil
At her home on Hayrnount, Saturday
tertsined the members Of the Would
Be Wise Club at an odd maid lun-
cheon, in honor of her cousin.
Miss Kathleen Walker. of spray.
the guests we're welcomed at
riet Hzrdison and Frances Green. who
wore quaint old maid costumeS The
game OF old maid was played, and OF
those playing at the four sbles. Misc
Teresa Mcmillan. OF Jacksonville Fla,
Washington. we're awarded prizes. the
former for the distinction Of being
the "oid maid" oftenest and the latter
for being the "old maid" not at all.
One OF the ancient mystery plays.
house OF So Johns Protestant Episco-
pal Church Saturday evening by the
children OF the church The play was
staged under tie direction Of Miss
Kate Cheshire, of Tarboro. sister of
Bishop Joseph Cheshire and was wit
messed by a fashionable audience. Thir-
ty-six children and several older girls
and boys comprised the cast The cos
tuning was strikiugly appropriate,
whsle al invisible choir was used with
remarkable effect.
One OF the prett'est social compii
n7ents OF the season vas given Tues
day afternoon b. Mrs. A. z. Rankin
and the Misses Rankin to Mrs. Claude
Wharton Rankin and Mrs. O Elmer
Belts. both brides OF few weeks.
The home. on Russell Street ~2s
adorned with bamboo. white chrysan-
com bined. Miss Elizabeth Rankin. Ms
Claude Rankin. Mrs Belts. Miss Isa-
belle Williams. Miss Lydia Holland.
Miss Annie Roouy Peu1berton Miss An
ME wright Juske, OF Washington. ID.
c. received in the east Da-lo-. Mrs
a r Rankin. Mrs Iohu II. Brown
Mrs J. G. Brutor. M-s. Henry Rankin.
Mrs J. r Gilmore Mrs T. 2 Boy
were in the west parlor The guests
were welcomed by Misses Zuia Ran
kin. Mary GorhsTn and Hattie Tavlor
Misses Eleanor Euske. Maggie McAr-
thur. Annie Macarthur Mrs. Edwin IL
Williamson. Nre. william Brooks and
Miss Blanche Boyd. ~ Concord. assist
ej in doing the fOnors. Ices CAKE
coffee bon-tons and almonds were
served in the dining -eo-7. where Mrs.
Williamson and Mrs. Brock presided.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
HARRIS0NBURo
fsnsciai tn Thn rimes- pispatoh J

Especial TO The Times Dispetchl
HarrisonburR. Va. November 90
Mr. and Mrs J. r. Lupton ars spending
ten days in Richmond and SewpoFs
News.
Mrs. 3. W Bond. OF stanton. was .
guest this week Of Rev. and MIS-. O.
w. Richardson. at Keesletcwu-
Mrs. George Trfplett has returned 20
her homo IN Alexandria after VISIT
20 her father, ]. W. Taliaferro. ~ MOS
sy Creek, and the home OF Few T. -
Folk, in Harrisonburg-
Tho Massanutton Chapter. d. A. X.
met wednesday at the home Of Mrs.
Ed. c. Marts. The topic was Early
Spanish Explorers"
Mre. c. ]. Heatwole and sister. MISS
Elizabeth Porter. have returned from
visit 10 the formers orotner-in-
Law, DR.. T o Heatwole. In Bsltimor ore;
Mrs. a Fl. Johnson recently vis'Sd
relatives In Alexandria
Miss Mary Carpenter, daughter OF
former County Treasurer r. w. Car
pentsr. has returned from Wsshing'
ton Recently Miss Carpenter under
went an operation FOR appendicitis AZ
Providence Hospital
TIE Yancey. RossnberKer wedding on
Thursday night was the social event
OF the autumn Among those who
entertained during the last ten days
in honor OF the bridal party were Miss
Katherine Williamson. Miss Margaret
PeaIe, Mrs. c. Y. Oberfel. Mrs Ernest
G. Lneweave- and DR.. +. c. Ffrebaugh
and Toler C. Lemley.
Mrs T. B. Menifee, Of Waynesooro,
recently visited her mother. Mrs. Fam
ME Martin, and her sister. Mrs. j. G.
Sibert.
Mrs. George Chrismsn vas the guest
this week OF her brother. Judge G @.
(,r2ttSn
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oNaNC0cK


special IT, Tire Times nisoater
paancock. Va. Move rlne~ -a.--I,-v
snd Mr.. 7. e. Heath after visit
20 NJ. Heeihs parents. IF: fos their
nsw home. 80 p~ud-or Wsdncsiar
Ms Nina Pave Not;.nShana ard Nrs.
K~iiam. OF Cape Charles. arc Srests
OF Ms. Tuiiy v. Ps-kr-.
Mss Constance 5. TAYLOR s. th~
guest - Mrs. CSary. II ~ Vest ffrscc
street. rschmond.
Superintendent g. q 1oyn~s vas tfe
cues, o. rs sist~-. Mrs. 7. ,. Eanre.
90 Baltimore the frs: ~ fnc ~cch.
From there ~ went 20 Fictmord -
b. a-sssnf - the Conference - rivi-
sion Su9e-i7fenicrfs
cards have hccn received here ~
bouncing the n,a-rsa-o % Niss Niire
Maud Mason. 11urh'e- - " ard N--
r.s,crc = Mason. ard John Cover
Nccahan. 81 eaitinsorr. Wcsucsea~.
~ovcriscr % ~. ard NJ N-Cshan
vii b. a: horne after pccemhsT or
Sherwood Aven1r RaIs.ca
Mrs John " Icathcrhury znd TO
children ~to vi-tei Mrs ptho l.
psrk~r. have rsturacJ - Ess,vili'
Mrs. Eg--ss Whitstgrst 81 Scr'fiS.
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APP0MATT0x
IS,rciai TO The Times -pisTstch.
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IS7rciai TO The Times -pisT,stch.l
Aporuaf;oN. Va November GO
The Ap2o.as:tox Agricultural High
school =av, Two days foT ThanksEiN-
srg. arl many cf the teachers AID
p.cIss lef; g. spend go. dar elsewhere
M.sses EStril- Tho-rfna and Minnie
R-id~ood went g. Richmond for ;hc
tes~Iers- ccnfereurc. Miss Focahontss
W-ra- t. Lynrhtu-E. Miss Aruie Hob
So, 70 rrootneai. Professor and Mr.
f.iu1say Crswicy 20 Fsrnviiie and
Cumberland
NJ. ST. Mrs jctcr i'srirucr. % Nor
foik. -7ent several dars with Mrs. ..
y Atwood fssf week
Friends fTcr, Io'iius are visiting the
Mf~s~z atwood this vcek.
Mise Mar Darlington left to-dsy
- isl; her parents az Charlotte
Courthouse
Mr.. and Mrs Walter McGiii and
daszh-e-. Geftie Amber. accompanied
nr a friend. Nrs Jones. sii q Atlanta.
are sperr5iux several weeks - The
horne % Colonel snd Mr. =. j. Ecskc.
Miss Louise ellis returned to-day
from visit % the university. wners
~L~ hss seen visiting he5 brother.
jamie. = studcn, there.
walter Durham. % Richmond Col
f~re. spent Thanksgiving ~ith his
mother
Mr.. u. y. TvynsB left Monday %
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CUIPEPER

Especial to The Times Dispatch.i
Culpeper, Va. November 3o.-Lieu e
tenant L ". jennings. L. & n, spent
the weekend with his family.
Misses saliie Anderson and Lula
sutherIin left or Tuesday for New
York. where they spent the Thanks
giving holiday.
Miss Flora Mosby. who has been Wis
ting in Farmville and Lynohburg for
several months. has returned 70 her
home.
Miss Mildred Hill. OF Brandy. nd
Mrs. Charles Forbes. Of Charlottesville,
spent the weekend with Mrs. Max
Samuelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Thrift, the
latter formerly Miss Crimors Payne.
have returned from their wedding trip
and are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Turner
Ratire. at Brandy.
Mre. Lewis p. Nelson. Jr.. is at home
after a visit Of ten days to her mother,
Mrs.. Shackehord, of Rappahannock
County.
Mrs Z. J. Nottingham and Miss Cora
Nottingham, OF Brandy. were guests
Of Mrs Severn Nottingham this week
Mrs. Edgerton. OF Petersburg. is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. W. R Robertson.
on Jameson Hill.
S1yk ICGEtE CDtI enter tdAHeU Ltic
Bridge Club on Friday afternoon. Those
playing were Nesdames Samuelson
Booker. Hudgins. Lewis. Noting ham
and Misses Anderson, Sutherlin and
Taunt- Mrs. Clyde Lewis made the
top score and won the prize. q most
attractive brass buHet lamp.
Or. Carter Cole, Of New York. spent
a Few days with his sister. Miss Fannie
Meade Cole. last week.
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Portsmouth,. Va Who hsve been Wis
isinr the Iaste-'s mother. Mr. 9 "
Green. returned home TUESDAY. they
were accompanied Sy Mrs. Green.
Rev. : : Bost he's retU TED from
salem. Va. hers hf ofhcistoo - Toe
marriage & his brother. Car nee B''S'.
who on Wcdaesds- morning took -
his brs6e Niss Annie Etacienc Grover
TIE Classic Cigb - Trinity Cciisg@
held itf regular meeting Friday eS--
nina. The purpose ~ TITS club IS 20
encourage the Study % TIC elsssicS.
both A. regards the language and it
eraturc. a, this meeting q paper -
tts ~C'cr5oa Medssa" was feso BY y
y. Msrrsr.
Mrs John :. Csniughs1 eutertsinss
tire senior Bridge Ciy6 THURSDAY sfter-
noon II her horle ~ Parrish Pace.
After AZ animated garc o. sgctioo
bridge = salad course was served
Those present were Mrs J u Msnrins
Mrs. ?. c. Graham. Mrs. Ioe Graham
Mrs. J. : Manning. Mrs L 1>.ohlidsr.
Mrs. ". NJ Fsilon. Mrs. Arch cheat
ham. Nrs J. Harper Erwin. Mrs. >. ~
King. Mr.. e. 6. Thomas and siFs Oh
bert White
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DURHAM

rsrecisI to The Timez- cis75tch.I
Durham. y. c. November 5H.--Nrs. z
A <ewisnd. who has been the Suess
~ Ms W. = Grisvold fer the past fcw
5sys. has gone 10 Newborn. where xAe
viii visit short While before return
ing to her home IN Tennessee
Mira A. ' Husk. Of Fsyctteville. has
f.eea visiting Miss Nellie Fuller the
rsef week. She returned home MOI
day.
Nrr ". ". Jones. Of Asheviiie. after
viefttnx her sister 81 this city. Mira. X
~ cowsn. has returned % the noun
fsinf.
A. r Hobzood Is Kicnnond VIII
Tor this week - -
Rev. Thomas l. Trott associate rec
cor OF ST Philips Church. WHO aas
been in Tsrboro for the past eisnt
DAYS. assisting in = mission there, b><
returned 20 bis Durham charge.
Miss Matte Csdd. woo has been VS.
ftins friends IN this city. has rcturncn
90 her home IN LynchbuTE-
Ez and Mrs J. H. Williamson of
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hurst her home on Ds'sy Aven"c. by

burst" her home on Daisv Aven"e' by
giving an informal reception. when
was attenIe- b. many % her FRIENDS
from E!rhnsoud and iiigtianl SPINS >.
Tic evening passed dciishtfal5 ~ ms
SIC ard sonE. amid love-. @ccor@ ''ol'S
q fiogye aad palms. Choirc reiirsN-
-ncrts were served. ana c9n~-t'i4t-
tions we-c profusc on ever ~o'. VIC
many SITS frou, loved ones ~'lt re-
ceives 3D.. tie doctor.
Tao committee on ne cs'.stn''s N
teftairrn.rt vii 10 bus during tne
-o,, few weeks fn renearsiue the
children. Who viii take pal IN the en-
;ertainmezt
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Wss here IRIS week
rev + rinic, Ga,is sn1 fa-ilT icff
FOR Mathew Welnrsdsf. The new
pastor. Erv =. = Fettv Witn his fan
Is. has arrived and I'll 3ccrpv the
ou-r- ~ az y Church Sousi'.
sunday morning
rara.s n Ese- 81 home from Bich-
nrrf
M T. p frscki~ Quinby - back
rrur. Atlanta -hc h1s ss her guest
Ar. Na--arff T.. Frarkiin. % Baiti-
NOR
W anI NJ Stanfey y SCOT sns
r--is Ilurhtsr - East.iii~. vc-c the
,e.ef. md guests - Nr. ard Mr. =
Fraf Serrv
we. rw-a Eraftrr. rri-ci1ai % fts
N.rrssili. Sstooi sp~nt Saturday ans
sunday vffh her parents. NJ. snf Mr.
! ~ g-affer-
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HIGHLAND SPRlH6S

lsur.isl TO- = hc Tirlcs US.
Hirli@nd spring. W. :,
ra.-Trc Tichiaul sPrin-s
81. vousu's AsIiauce sac an e"'.
-sinr~r-f fn Co.. Town liA" I"'.i-
ns-s week. which wss t'oFo'Nn.s ~
Owed = Itti. play. entitled A"s
Tea PARTY. was The tntcT ''''''' -
fsafare - tie evenirs
n~anch 81, 80. o. ;hs Work. rssnen :
- r.reff IN esucational federation
a. Highland Snrlnes. gave az 'i's'i
s.sp,- Sstafia. nlfft 80 ttc homc -
1iioraei TeIcr for the beneHt 81 tne
Educational fund. which ws< largely
ATTENDED.
d. 8 apsgaa Eocrc celebrated ner
s.~tbdss Ts~ssay evening At -Lsna-
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n. r-esent a, tire ~eedirs Of hor SIS
..r a. Kinstou. y. g.
Mr. siicc Harwcoi aud M'S a.
20 tti,....-r. ar. visiting A. A.. "'s
,rr-.5 uar-ood ti,is ~e-k
Ms VIII Smith spout fc'ri"
t- rs-mvific this weck r'siii"H "''
s.rcnter. Miss Willie. AZ fH" N"r''''.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-09-25

Denison, Iowa, Monday Sept. 9, 1912
The board of supervisors met in
regular session at 10 o'clock a. m.
Called to order by Chairman Hagge
Members all present.
Minutes OF Thursday, Aug. I, 1912
and warrants issued by auditor be
tween sessions We're read and ap
proved.
On motion following claims were
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Ed Kral and family spent Sunday
at the NJ. and w. Kral homes.
Walt Pieper was a Denison caller
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Whan, of Rock
Island, Ill.,, were visiting at the Geo.
Hutchinson home last week, making
the trip overland in their auto.
Jas. Byrnes attended the meeting
of the short course at Denison Satur-
day.
Miss Myrtle Taylor spent Sunday
at the Robt. Taylor home, where lit
tie Marie Hawley celebrated her sew
enth birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Scheldorf, of West
Side, were Sunday callers at the j.
r. Robinson home.
Thos. Hutchinson and family spent
Sunday at West Side with John De-
Wits family.
Richard Robinson and family were
Denison callers Sunday.
Swan and Gunnar Johnson We're
in Kiron one day last week.
Mrs. Pieper and daughter, Elsie,
visited the last of the week at the Do
zark home.
Mrs. NJ. Woolsencroft was called to
Sioux City Sunday by the serious i'll
ness of her mother.
Joe Slechta attended the Sioux City
fair last week.
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HAYES NEWS.
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Louie LOhrman was transactlng
business in Manning last Tuesday.
Patsy Walsh has his new barn just
about completed.
Martin Hansen was a business Wis
itor in Manning last Tuesday.
Miss Alice Kearney spent last week
visiting at the home of her parents.
Miss Amanda Tollguard spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. Louie Lohr
man.
Alex Hannemann and son, Alex, Jr.
were transacting business in Deni
son last Friday.
Geo. Hansen passed another mile
stone of his earthly travels last Sat
urday. Congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Petersen were
Sunday guests at the Louie Richo
home.
Hans Voss spent Sunday with some
friends near West Side.
Alex and Glennie Hannemann were
Manning visitors last Saturday.
Miss Hattie Voss is visiting at the
Aug Voss home.
Miss Alma Hannemann, of Man
ming, spent Sunday with her parents
Miss Amanda Tollguard was Sun
day visitor at the Martin Hansen
home.
Vincent Gallagher spent Sunday
with his brothers, Patrick and Will.
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MANILA NEWS

Bert Blair was passenger to Oma'
ha Wednesday.
Mrs. Annie Ranniger and her two
friends, of Manning, visited among
friends here Friday.
Mrs. Edward Theobald and daugh-
ter, Margaret, were in Omaha Satur-
day shopping.
Benton Dougal has accepted po-
sition with Clint's delivery the past
week.
The Manila high school baseball
team defeated the Defiance team on
the Manila grounds by score of IL
to II.
Mrs. John Sutton left Monday for
Mechanicsville, where she will re-
main during this week.
Mrs. Lacy, of Litchield, MIMI,
spent the past week here with her
many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Burlington spent
the past week in Sioux City with rel
atives and friends.
Those who attended the fair at
Sioux City last week were: Mr.. John
McDermott, Chas. Holmes and Alfred
Bohlander.
Mesdames Pete and Guy Jensen, of
Harlan, spent Monday here at the B.
Blair home, where the formers daugh-
ter is very i'll. Miss Jensen is one of
our hello" girls and her many friends
are wishing for a speedy recovery.
Claude Breckenridge, of Mitchell,
S. D., spent Saturday and Sunday with
| his parents.
Rockley Barber, Albert Hutchinson
and Fred Breckenridge visited in Man
ming between trains Monday evening.
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Sunday School Notes
Side Lights on Next Sundays
Lesson for Teachers and Pupils.
Edited by cHAs. K. MEYERS.
Sept, 29th.-ReyieW Lesson

1t is, of course, impossible to make
a full review of the remarkable les
sons OF the last quarter. These have
been full of most important utter
ances of Jesus. The nature of His
kingdom on earth has been set forth
in language of much simplicity, and
with illustrations from common
things in a manner suited to our linn
tied capacity of understanding.
The first lesson in July, among 9th
er things, told of there being a malig
nant unbelief, which comes near be-
ing objectionable. When lack of op.
portunity to hear the gospel message
and knowledge of it's working can be
plead, there may be justification for
unbelief, but all who live in this
christian land with an open bible,
churches, preachers at hand have no
excuse for denying the divinity of
Jesus. The lesson of September 18th,
which spoke of judgment, goes well
with this one. God is full OF mercy,
but with it goes punishment for those
who sin against their light.
We have had number of lessons on
the good soil; growth of the seed;
sewing of tares and their treatment.
1t might be recalled that the soils on
which good seed was sown were
likened to our hearts which are hard,
stony, Indifferent and again easily re-
ceptive. The truth was made plain
that we must accept Christ's message
with willing hearts and minds, let
ting it bear fruits in our lives, of
love to God, and our fellow men; long
suffering, gentleness and adherence
of evil.
The growth of Gods kingdom is
likened to that of the small begin
ming of a mustard seed from which a
large plant springs; to the remarka-
able growth of the yeast plant in the
meal. The great oak having for it's
beginning the acorn is another like
ness. Experience has shown that
Gods truth planted in weakness has
expanded in power. We have verses
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!, Mrs. Arnold, who has been visitin
her son for some time, returned to he
home at Council Bluffs Wednesday.
F. L. Hoffman, of Denison, drove t.
Boyer Friday.
Fred Smith went to Lake View OF
Thursday where he is having new
house and garage built
| Mrs. Carl Paulsen came home from
Mt. Ayr Wednesday to visit her broth
fthers Alyot and Clarence Taylor, com
ing home with her.
Mrs. John Kulberg went to Odebolt
Friday to attend the Sunday school
convention he'd at the Swedish Mis-
sion church.
Swan Moline, of Odebolt, visited at
the George Swartz home Sunday.
George Newcom went to the inter
state fair at Sioux City Thursday. He
also visited his sister, Mrs. Stone, at
Luton, returning Monday, accompan-
led by Mrs. Stone.
Misses Ella Hanson and Anna
Nissen went to Schleswig Friday to
attend the carnival.
Will Meyers went to Sioux City to
attend the fair.
Miss Margaret Flemlng came nome
from Denison Saturday to spend Sun
day with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Peterson enter
tanned last Wednesday evening in
honor of Herbert Linden, who is at
home from college on his vacation. A
delicious four-course dinner was serv-
ed by Mrs. Peterson. The following
guests were present: Mrs. Linden and
Elsie, Miss Minnie Johnson, of Rock
Island, Messrs. Turrie and Herbert
Linden, David Wanderson, David D..
Anderson and Miss Edna Nelson. A
fine time is reported by all.
Mr.. Arnold and Miss Florence White
went to Council Bluffs to visit his
folks over Sunday.
C. X. Meyers and Rev. Van Horn,
of Denison, came up to the Boyer
church Sunday Rev. VanHorn will
fill me vacancy of Rev. S. l.. Eddy
Mr.. and Mrs C. S. Johnson went to
Omaha Tuesday, returning the next
evening"
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lowance for September ....... $4,000
Balance of day was spent inspect
ing bridges in Willow and Charter
Oak townships and returned at 5
o'clock p. m, and adjourned to meet
Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1912, at 9 o'clock
a. M.
NJ. J. COLLINS, JOHN HAGGE,
Auditor. Chairman.
Tuesday, Sept 10, 1912.
Pursuant to adjournment the board
of supervisors met at 8 o'clock a. m.
Called to order by Chairman Hagge.
Members all present.
Minutes of Sept. 8, 1912, We're read
and approved.
County Superintendent's Report Of
institute Fund.
l hereby submit the following re-
port of the institute fund, towit:
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II. G. Lochmiller bridge work. 5 27.S0
John Gibson, bridge work w l4.75
Raymond Newcom, bridge work 20. 5
Union township 49,. 1925
G.. B. Coin grand juror ..... 4.50
John Cook grand juror ..... -. $50
II. G. Lochmilier, grand juror. $40
Pat Purcell grand juror ..... $40
r. j. Shropshire, soldiers relief
commissioner ........ -. Nv
mi missioner ........ .... $50
l.. F.. Morris. soldiers relief COM
missioner ....... '.oV
Soldiers relief commission, al
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