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Morgan County republican., 1912-10-17
pupil this week.

pupil this week.
Mrs. Will Todd visited rooms
three and four Tuesday afternoon.
We would be pleased to have more
OF our patrons visit US.
Maxine and Dwight S:hannep,
who have been absent on account of
sickness are with US again this week.
Eunice Mason was out of school a
few days last week on account of
sickness.
The regular meeting of the Witten
Literary Society will be held next
Friday afternoon, Oct. rS.
The progr am is as follows;
Song Bonnie ID ,ndee scao Il
Original story Miss Shaw
Cornet Solo Carol 1Kindle
Debate
Resolved: Criminals should b.
compelled to work.
Aft. Neg.
Marcel Forman Leland Cayton
Opal Williams Lulu Smoyer
Recitation Melva Marriott
Piano Solo Marie Long
Medley
Nellie Price, Hazel Hardy, Ina Kin
loch, Dorsey Roe. Sadie CIodfelte,
Finas Huffman, and Otis Brown.
Humorous Reading Lorenzo Kavan-
augh.
Paper Editor
The public and H. S. Register
is weekly paper pu, out by school
talent. The first edition comes
from the press this week. 1t has be-
come custom among Ist class schools
to publish a paper, weekly or monthly
for the purpose OF ar ,usirg school
spirit and attrating attention from out.
side to school school life. We wish
to do all in our power to put our
school on tst class basis and keep it
there; so are making this attempt.
J We ASK the hearty corporation OF
pupils and patrons. Sub,cribtion
price is SC month, copy may be
obtained from the editor, Eugene
Agee,
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-17
Must Sell.

MIR. Kahle, of Venus, Pa, who is
interested in Morgan county lands,
and who has been out in Wyoming
looking over some mineral properties
in that state, stopped off here on his
return to inspect the properties here
and in Miller county. We acknow'
ledge pleasant visit.
Mrs. r. A. Padgett packed he
household goods and shipped them t.
Lone Tree, Cooper County, wher,
Mr.. and Mrs. p sdgett will make thei
future home. Mrs. Alb Kidwell ac
companied her daughter to help ar
range the new home and will visit 70
a while. Grandpa Alb wanted to e
along to take care of the baby, bu
Mrs. Alb SAID he would be NOR
trouble than the baby, and he woul,
have to stay at home to take care c
the cat and chickens. Grand Sette
Decker, of the Noble Order of Nev
ersweats, appointed J. M. McClana
han. Gen. Ivy and Judge Salmon
committee to look after Alb during hi
wlfe's absence, and see that he keE
out of mischief. Our sympathies ar
with the committee.
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-17

Miss Bessie Conner, Of The REpUB-
LIcAN, is visiting relatives and friends
at Excelsior this week, which leaves
the REPUBLICAN short of help, making
it one girl office.
Miss Maud Blair, who has deem
visiting friends in Kansas City, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mag Warner and F. G. Donnell
will speak at Versailles Friday at one
o'clock in the afternoon and at stover
in the evening. 1t is hoped that
every republican will try to be at
these meetings and it wont hurt
Democrat to listen while Mr.. Donnell
is not so well known, he is good
speaker and will make it interesting
for his hearers. Every body knows
or knows Of Maj. Warner. He has
his loyalty to that party. Come out
and hear these men.
Mr.. David w. Peters, Republican
candidate for congress in this dis
trict, spoke to fair sized audience
Tuesday evening at the court house
and made one of the best, most sen
sible and reasonable speeches made
in the county for long time. HI
is good speaker. a pleasant gentle
man and seems we'll qualified IN ever.
way to take "Shacks" place.
While this is a very quite cam
paign, tho boys are beginning t.
russle around in the brush and fror
this on, song of the politician wi
be heard in the land".
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-17
For Sale.

One horse buggy and harness $4,000
One good Jersey COW, fresh in
December, $4,000.
Call at Mo. Pac. depot,
Versailles Mo
Morgan County republican., 1912-10-17
Marriage Licenses.

Chas p. Witherell, Gravois Mills
| Ida James, Gravois Mill
Dayton G Dsrrah, Vallecitos, N. NJ.
Anna M. Kavs Barnett
H. K Hicks, Marvin
Bessie Hees, barnett
! Henry Raines Proctor
I Elsie Waters Proctor
I Alfred Lawson, Cole Camp
Eva Marriott. Boylers Mills
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22
CHRISTMAS IN BOISE.

The people of Boise have every for rejoicing at
this gladstone time of the year This Christmas finds her
people enjoying greater degree OF prosperity than
Employment for all classes has been abundant not only
during the last summer but during tile fall and up the
very present day Prospects for continuance Of this
condition most excellent Indeed fan prospects
concerned. III substantial way is prospective
right than at any other time III the comntnvs his
tory Not only is there work fer all III progress but
the opening Of spring appears TO guaranty additional
demand for labor and for the employment Of
people than now have.
The city has enjoyed marvellous health condtions bust
has been good IN al lines progress has been made in
material social religious and political lines, and there IS
every for the feeling that this year least day
may be gladly set aside for proper rejoicing.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22

any other quality. and I verify believe
this IS true ! know q woman past 3n
Who II 50 ugly that she II positively
beautiful. whose figure is "a rag. Il
bone. and 4 hank of hair" and vel
everyone Who knows her simply raves
about her and praelains her tire most
sympathetic listener In tie world She
talks little herself. but tel her i STORY!
She leans forward with parted Ilps as
eager for The next woras MS though
golden coins We're falling from your
mouth. and into her gray eNes are Well
lifnRed tears. Tue Hight u understand
ing beams from her face and Ter mouth
IN almost lovely with the warmth "a its
appreciative smile
Many woman could take pointers
from this woman an the art Of being
good listener w an know ho# tntd-
dening it IS h lie Ia the midst Il toll
ing what We consider 4 pretty clever
story @ ind our listeners eyes wan
deriag III Some other direction, L va
cant look oa her lace that plainly shows
she Is mot eRen Interested or taking the
pains to appear 50.
Every woman can learn to eoncen=
trate her attention when talking To
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22
GIRLS NAMES
What They People That III. NameThe Name in %
Literature, Etc
Copyright w. Fischer
coRNELIA (No. ~

Girls called Cornelia ought to feel
highly flattercd. for the first Who bore
the name represented the very highest
type of womanhood the world has ever
known,
c'olnelia the noble Roman matron,
inherited the name from her father
Cornelius Scipio. and it was She vho
coined the beautiful phrase not Il
phrase with her-"My II children are
my Jewels
As widow Cornelia devoted her
life 10 the education Of her children.
among them the two Gracchi. the old
est sons Of her husband Grachus. both
cf whom died young. In order to con-
centrate all her thoughts and endeav-
ors Oh her children Comelia refused
thu hand Of the King Of Egypt
Whether the fragments of the cele-
brated letters Of Cornelia'' come
down TO rs are genuine Is doubtful.
Gornelia may have been taken from
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22
The Sunday Chit-Chat
BY Ruth Cameron.

asst night at dinner we were dis
cnssing what qualities men ad=
mire in women. Nearly an the
III men at the table declared n W.
man must be womanly As ono
put Il, a man hates 4 poor imitation
of himself, someway file masculine
creature who is always able 10 look oat
for herself gets On a fellows nerves.
Az fer me ] wouldn't give \ rap for i
woman Who wasn't distinctly fluffy.
adoringlY feminine and appealing and
we'll adorned with woman's natural Git
.of eaquetrH -the girl WHO cannot make
her eyes speak volumes and hsr smile
mean whole chapters IS sadly lacking
in my estimation
We'll. put me down for low. gentle
voice, for It's a perpetual delight in
woman" exclaimed Boil. "and by the
way. some of TIE duleet voiced tcte-
phone girls could give 4 few lessons
TO the average society bud with her
high voiced chatter To lie whom i
woman's voice is loud or sharp, Of
rough II is exactly like a beautiful bell
out Of tune
-Four of the men declared that men
crave sympathy in women more than
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22
Micky MONEYS Ghost
A True Idaho Tale :. :. BY ]. D. Gillian
BY J. D. Gillian

sters were i,10ddir3e aInnr- bead hina
ana tired tie drowsv driver. ocaas,f,i,-
ally terlfel the linn lines and win i
@pid. dap.n stirred thar l4,,, n,o,,3sn.
tarily cnce ,rba,i aro,,sea H. IN. Il.
down the dI1,3i,. nfa,ls,,d re,d !, sf..,,l
lipbt wbirh seemed H. la 9,a,.h,e.
toward bin, M tbe,,o,,t i. ,y.s sa,,,s
one "a IRVINE. y lanter,l h,,f tba raa,ar
lie eano III 4 if seemed Is ho aallin,y
on I'M eround INV hati NJ fi,e a,1,,f
me ST. ,,r ,.ni,,,,.g,,, ,,,..r,rf.f,, t,,,,
NOW sbtnin,- Ifka No moon. II, ra,t a
ioolsod IN btt3 .a,., .,,,,aa',,s,',, 80 /,
came his siftn haran IT III Co.
flesby. no falt og.f,,1l,. l,aesl,,,sa. H..
uantea coy,ra,,,,. Ia ,,o,,.,pt Ia $50.
e.as 81 VIM fra,,, .S,.ar,.tai.s IT,. II,
all his ME ne tYfe8 ~ .9hist4# IN,
his Inns bn6ae5,5 STEER, .,,,.i tt,s -.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22
DESCENDANTS OF ROYALTY.

Some days ago two elderly maiden women seated on 4
bench III the Champs Eysees Paris discovered dead
having committed suicide They sisters bearing the
name Of Gros and had through their lives insisted that
they direct descendants Of Louis XVI and Marie
Antonette their grandfather being the of child born
to Marie Antoinette in the temple Of whom one had
heard because his birth had been concealed His sisters
said this child had been changed in the cradle with dead
child named Gros and because Of this substitution and
change OF the Gros family had been recognized
thus leaving the Nandorfs and others who pretended
be descended from the boy who should have been Louis
NNII to occupy the attention of lovers OF romance
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22
.@estti6dehe
R1Ez2ARTH1IzNT
| CONDUCTED IS
e3h's-Aice, 6itchcU KIRK

cup, teaspoon, tablespoon, muffin pans,
colAnder, egg beater, two bowls, flour
SITTER.
Drain all the liquor from
q can Of beaches and leave in the col
ander Until wanted Beat the oess
Light ID the howl. and add The milk
them, SET ti.e ft>af sitter into the
ether bow aud into Il put nh the drr
INGREDIENTS. Cut or rus the butter III
v'cll, apE Gradu; l'p ado the milk mix
tNie- Butter r.uffin tins, and intn the
bottein IA each pint half peacn,
sprinkle with very lite sugar and pour
III little ef The batter. On this put
another layer 81 peach. and then moro
butter. continue until I'LL arc read
Set these in pan containing little
hei water. Cover for fifteen minutes.
uncover and bake ten minutes longer.
Turn these ppddings out onto a hot
dish, 81 4 serve With sugar and cream
of sailee nade frem reach SYRUP, to
which has been added Il cup Of cuEaI
and the juice Of a lemon Boil tHrce
minutes
Peaches inperatriec.
Material. Preserved peaches, vanilla
ica ereana arricat taa. raspberry
syrup, Srpnge cake, chopped almonds
Utensils-sauec pan, sieve, knife,
spatpla, ftrb.
Directions Poach some preserved
COR canned clins peaches IN syrup fla
YorcG with vanilla Let them cool
drain ana ~ Take for each half y
peach sufficient ice cream To cont the
.cat side u give a round appearance
Hike tia whole peach, Cont the paaca
side Win the jam ana roli the peacn
in The c0oIpeG almonGs Place each
peach an moend of sponge cake, aria
pour raspberry syrur over All This
syrup may be made tiom syrup from
canned rasnhetres.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22
Birthday Calendar
=pEcEMBERi22, 1912.
II This Is Yoar Birthday

Be careful Of letters and writings IN
general and do not commit yourself
without a careful study of conditions,
A pleasant Journey or successful
change Is indicated for you and val
liable friendships Will be formed
These born today will be careless Of
the truth. mon because they do not
understand the evils of deceit than
from wllful purpose. Well trained,
they Will be successful along literary
and scientific lines. Material prosper
ity Is indicated for them.
~---<4>1D--
Philadelphia city employees who de-
sire It are to he provided with free
tuition 10 advance themselves,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22
RELY NOT ON MONEY.


that
n It5ldl
and
The evening world., 1912-09-12
WAR MOVIES LEAD
TO As.
TRAITOR TO ITALY
Young Tailor Denounces His
Own Country for Its
wicked Butchery."

Alike Nontanti. though but twenty.
hvs years old, had so much OF tae milk
OF human kindness in his makeup tina,
he Was even ready TO turn against his
Government for keeping Zip what no
considered a cruel. WICKED butchcry,
That's why Mike" Is % near death
to-day In Gouverneur Hospital that de-
teosives have been unable TO learn
from him tho name Of the man who
stuck n knife into his back.
Mike" Is . tailor. He lives at No,
si2 chrystie street, and after his days
work was done Joined . crowd Of
friends last night and visited q NOV
Ing picture show on the Bowery.
Mike" and his chums enjoyed thsm-
selves until pictures of the italian
Turkish war were thrown on the screen.
4 Mike" looked at them awhile and then
Indignantly exclaimed:
= Shame! II Ia no war. II Is q butch
cry. a slaughter"
) He said II In italian and, while few
understood, cries OF shut up!" came
from spectators all over the house.
IT'S free country. Speech Is free"
> t'teo .hihe. ana ne CCntlnue0 to
denounce his Government for keeping
up the war. according TO reports re-
oeived by the police.
His own friends tried to qulet him,
but other Italians In the house shouted
'Traitor" Soon there was such an up-
roar Policeman Morris OF the Fifth
street station was called In to put the
'disturbers out.
Mike" and his friends. promptly
ejected. stopped In several places along
the way. dwindling one by one as they
reached their respective streets. When
he got to Chrystie street Mike" was
alone except for one man stealthily
creeping up behind him In the shadows,
Just as he stepped into the hallway
the man drove a stiletto into Mixes
back The wounded man spun round a
moment and fell
Policeman kaltenback. on fixed pos
a short distance away. saw the ASSASSIN
run and gave chase. but the fugitive
burrowea Into one OF the dark door
ways AMI escaped.
It was said at the hospital Mike"
would dc. Detective Carrao was sent
TO remain near him and, In case he be-
comes conscious. ask him IL he knew
his assailant. The police believe Il was
one OF his indignant fellow countr,-nen
who heard his remarks In the theatre.
The evening world., 1912-09-12
Notions at Big Savings

Y, Size, WelRnt, cOu
100 for nve &c
papers of wire Hair
pins.
loo for French Pearl
Hatpin.
DC for eigld ~
cards Of Hooks and
Threads
25o for eight &c
spools OF "<iaga "a"
Sewing silk. i00-yd.
spools.
loo for ten &c spools
OF "kerr's" lustre
Twist-1ll letters.
l5c for dozen &c
spoOls OF O. y. r.
Darning Thread.
&c for three be balls
French Darning Cot
ton.
loo for Ave 30
spools % -. T..
Goats" Daring Thread.
l5c for two lOC
spools of "Barbours"
Linen Thread. black
and white.
The evening world., 1912-09-12
YOUR HAIR IS F!v ]; BEAU!!Fu!
AND LUSTR0US IN A FEW MOMENTS
Girls Get 25 cent bottle Of "Danderine" and try Thu
Also stops falling hair; destroys dandruff.

Your hair becomes light, wavy, fluffy.
abundant and appears a. soft, Iustrous
and beautiful - . young girls after
a "Danderine hair cleanse just try
this--moistcn . cloth with . little
Dandcrine and carefully draw Il
through your hair, taking one small
strand ut . time. This will cleanse the
hair Of dust, dirt and excessive oil
and in just . few moments you have
doubled the beauty Of your hair.
Besides bcautifying the hair at once,
Danderinc dissolves every particle Of
The evening world., 1912-09-12

dsndruff clcanscs. purifies and invig-
crates the scalp. forever stopping itch
ing and falling hair.
But what will please you most will
be after q few weeks Use when you
will actually see new hair-fine and
downy ut first; yes, but really new
hair-growing all over the scalp. II
you care for pretty, soft hair and lots
Of IL surely get q Is cent bottle Of
Knowlton's Dandcrinc from any drug
gist or toilet counter, and lust try IL.
The evening world., 1912-09-12
Denchcy ESCAPES Injuries In Fall
Of 1,OOO Feet.

MILWAUKEE. Sept. Il. - Lincoln
Beachey. aviator. fell 100 feet here
yesterday and escaped un!njured. When
his seroplane was taken to n repair
shop It was discovered that the engln,
tnaft had orokcn.
The evening world., 1912-09-12
Artistic New Silver-plated
Ware from Wurtemburg

The Germans clever orgnatos that they continually
surprising with and artistic ideas
late manifestation in this effective Ware heavily
plated with silver and in French finish that gives almost
the look of solid silver
Such decorated for the table Relish Dishes Bowls
Baskets and included all fitted with engraved etched
glass. Wedding Presents?
Here hint Of the pieces and their prices:
Fruit Bowls SO Apiece Tea Sets with Tray.
Fruit Baskets sig, $14 and $3.50 $2bO
Relish Dishes $40 and $40 Sugar and cream Sets with Tray $40
Bread Trays, $6tOS7 blight Candeabra $6O pair
Sandwich Plates, IS Jewelry store, Main floor
The evening world., 1912-09-12

As crisp the Autumn days that hope coming
Fine count percae quantity good patterns plated bosoms
coat styles attached cuffs sizes to IT, Safe that d has
reached its ultimate purchasing in these Shirts
The evening world., 1912-09-12

Findings
76o for dozen yards
OF Chicago" silk
lea therbone.
400 . for two dozen
SPOOL Is John j.
ClarS's" Sewing Cot
ton,
800 for dozen spools
OF Basting Cotton.
500-yd. spools.
lao for gross "Mu-
tual' brass and rust
proof Hooks & Eyes.
25o for lib. Ada
mantinc Pins.
l0c for four &c
pape.s English plated
rius.
Zoe fo- three Be-
cubes glass-headei
Pins.
loo for Ave Sc Hair
Pin Cabinets.
So for four Sc cards
Defender" Safety
Pins.
100 for three &c
Savoy Safety Pins.
The evening world., 1912-09-12
Particularly Good Hosiery News

All Gimbel Hosiery news is good; some is merely
better than others. This for instance, for men, women
and children tomorrow:
Mems Silk Isle Thread Socks, soc Pair
Imported reinforced heels and solos, colos white and black
Three pairs for g.
Mems Pure Thread Silk Socks, 76c Pair
Regular 81 so to SO grades firm and lusrous, medium and
heavy weight, black and good coors.
Women's Silk Lise Thread Stockings, soc Pair
Duplex tops heels and toes white, tan and black Three
pairs for g.
Women's Lse Thread Stockings, 60c Pair
Imported, in light medium and heavy weight; white,
and black; dull or lustrous finish
Womens Black Silk Stockings, 76c Pair
Pure thread silk 81 quality medium weight with mercerzed
tops and soes.
Womens Silk Stockings, 81 Pair
Exceptional quality; Of pure thread silk with Ain garter
welt tops and reinforced heels and solos, black and colo
including TAM white taupe and navy.
Boys Cotton Stockings, SOC Pair
Fall weight for school wear ribbed with linen spliced knees
and soes in black only sizes to II. Three pairs for g.
Main floor
The evening world., 1912-09-12
Gems Among the GLASSW ARE

When the long sparkling reach of Cut Crystals from
side Of The Fitch Floor to the other cannot help being
mpe with tie Of the September prices Above
after acove is filled with wonderful Rock Crystal many
Bohemian Glass and Glass that richly embelshed with gold
all at savings that really worth while.
Here Crystal Services for the table OF the most asdiou
hostess and of individual pieces that make ideal bridge
prizc gifts that will win welcome by their efunes
For instance collection Bohemian Crystal Bowls Jugs Conpo
Vases, to- 81 each, usually So $3.50.
Crystal Table Service ircm 6Opece $685. cm s925
Rock Crystal Set $50 TO- from SIS including edh
and Bohemian irdesccrt gisss.
Crystal Vases flowers
inch at DOC, to l4inch at IS rs, usually ST.
the American such offerings $40
Fern Dishes Vsat So s35 Punch Bow Celery Trays
at 81 95 and many Fifth Floor
The evening world., 1912-09-12

V fuIu ulCtScIc.
100 for five 10 balls
of French Never
lied" Darling Thread.
Miscellaneous
loc for three SC
Linen Corset Laces.
goo for three loo
pairs Children's Hose
Supporters.
l5o fo- two i0c
pairs OF "sew-on"
Supporters.
AGO for three i0c
Allovor Hair Nets.
100 for six SC silk
Allover Hair Nets.
$50 for dozen Gin
bells Duchess Washa-
BILE Dress Shields.
2oc for pair OF Gim-
bells Garment Dress
Shields.
Toe for ak &c Col
lar Tounda tions-all
sizes.
Subway, Low or Floor
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-04-05
HAMMITT & CO..
Opposite the Rudolph Hotel

Mrs. p. B. Brekke Of Davenport,
Iowa, vas a LEADER visitor and a re-
ne wal subscriber who called at this
office last Saturday accompanied by
her mother Mrs. TorbersOn. and her
sister, Miss Torberson Of Grand Val
ley. Mrs. Brekke left for Davenport
Monday after a very enjoyable visit
at home and with old friends. Mrs.
Brekke says she finds no place that
has the charm and attraction hat
she finds in good old Lincoln county,
and that's quite natural as Grand
Valley has been her home since child
hood.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-04-05

Mrs. T. A. Town, wife Of. a we'll
known citizen Of WATERFOWL, S. D.,
writes: About four years ago / had a
severe case Of lagrippe and the doctor
prescribed Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound, and l soon overcame the
lagrippe. When any of my four child
rem have a cold, l never think of any
cough medicine except Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound for l a always
depend upon it's curing them"
Sold by SHERMAN & ROCHE.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-04-05
Out Of The Ginger Jar.
hen in doubt ask your wife

When in doubt ask your wife.
The preacher can tie a knot Is well
as a sailor.
Politics are often the most bother
some kind of ticks.
Man proposes, but very often it is
papa who disposes.
The coal dealer should be careful to
take the right weigh.
The salt may be coarse without be-
ing the least bit Objectionable.
Those who eat corn on the cob run
d risk of having corn in the ear.
Most men find it easier to hold a
runaway horse than to hold the
tongue.
Fussy folks strain at little things;
and so, too, does the careful dairy
man.
The man who cheapens himself is
pretty sure to be marked down by
his neighbors.
The new broom sweeps clean only
when there is a willing hand at the
other END Of it.
1t is not worth while now to advise
folks to keep cool: the weather man
will see to that.
When you see a hen eating tacks
you are rash to assume that she is
going to lay a carpet.
The elevator man is a genuine
humanitarian. He spends his days in
elevating men and women.
1t is a good thing to know when
we are right, and it is important, al
so, to know when we are left.
He makes his living by his pen;
What are the things he writes?
He never wrote a single line
He raises Chester Whites.
A manufacturer advertises a device
to save steps, but unfortunately he
does not tell us where to put them
when we have saved them.
Are you willing to live with me in
a cottage?" Eyes, dear: provided it is
a nj little cottage with a dozen
rooms, three baths. steam heat, a
butler, cook, dining-room and upstairs
girl
From the Farm Journal.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-04-05

Miss Clara Peterson OF Dayton
township was in Canton Saturday
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Reid Of Alcester
are visiting at the home OF J. M. Lewis
of this city.
Miss Mona Reynolds returned from
North Dakota last Friday for her
Easter vacation.
o. M. Iverson was up from Hudson
Tuesday on business and didn't have
much time to visit.
Prof. Culver is getting to be quite a
hunter. He claims to have seen q
real live duck last Friday.
1t Is time to begin cleaning up, and
the street commissioner can find some
ugly mud holes that need filling.
T. T. Smith, for the Masonic Tenn
pie building committee, asks for bids
for the construction Of the Temple.