The Republican journal., 1912-02-08
are glad to learn that his physician, DR.. c. M.
Whitney, says that eventually he will be all
riUht

arc giad to learn that MS pnysiciaA' IT, w. "A'
Whitney, says that eventually he will be all
right.
APPLETON.
The friends of Benz. F. Arnold, former APP
pleton boy, now resident of Chehalis, WASH
ington, and for the past year treasurer OF
Lewis county, will be glad to hear that ne is
"making good" in the Office to which he was
elected, as the following from the Chehalis
Daily Nugget will show: "The State bureau
Of inspection has compiled figures regarding
the cost of tax collections in the State OF
Washington. The figures are computed on the
cost for each $1uO collected. Lewis county g
cost::was less than any other county in the
State by large margin. Too much credit
can not be given county treasurer Arnold for
the splendid showing Lewis county has made
in the matter of running expenses of the
treasurer's office as relating to the collection
of taxes. Compared to all other counties in
this State the expense is very much lower in
Lewis county. The people chose well when
they elected Mr. Arnold to his present posi-
TONS Benz. F. Arnold is brother of Hon.
John E. Arnold, now serving his third term as
mayor of the city of Schuyler, Nebraska -.
Golden Rod Rebekah lodge installed officers,
and ncidently enjoyed an excellent banquet,
Wednesday evening, Jan. 18th. The installing
officers were District Deputy President Mrs.
Adella Gushee, assisted by Grand Marshal Mrs.
Helen Gushee and past grands of Golden Rod
lodge. The following officers were installed:
N. G., Mrs. Martha Keller; V. G., Mrs. Laura
Upton; R. s., Mrs. Evelyn Pitman; F. S., Mrs.
Mary Gushee; Treasurer, Miss Lottie Young;
Warden, Mrs. EVE Perry; Conductor, Mrs.
Mabel Keene; Chaplain, Mrs. Louise Keene; l.
G., Miss Lulu Ames; o. G., Elmer Sprague; R.
s. N. G., Mrs. Lizzie McCorrison; L. S. N. H.,
Mrs Gertrude Waterman; R. S. V. G., Miss
Grace L. Gushee; L. S. V. G., Mrs Grace
Marsh; Retiring N. G., Mrs. Rose Pease.
CENTER MONTVLLE.
Eldens, Choate. who has been ill with pneu-
monia, had bad hemorrhage Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. F. B. Luce of Belfast were at F.
A. Luce's Saturday and Sunday. George L..
Edmunds got severe cut on his left hand
recently while gathering brown-tail moth
nests. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Morse were in
Unity over Sunday at Ephraim Foster's....
Mrs. Volney Thompson is visiting relatives at
Poor'ss. Mills. Mr.. and Mrs. Lauren Jackson
of Morrill, were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. w. Jaquith. A. R. Dyer was in De-
troit last week. Mrs. Sarah J. Sanford is i'll
at the Tome Of her daughter, Mrs. Rose
L L.
olene outfit and is prepared to say nothing and
saw WOO: 80. Clark and Ruth Hustus of Unity
were recent guest of Mrs. George A. Choate....
George c. Carter was the subject of an opera
ton for appendicitis at DR.. E. D. Tapley's hos
pital in Belfast, Friday. Alvin Racklif of
Washington was at Charles Littlehale's Sun
day.. Bert Tenney got bad cash in his lief
thumb while splitting wood at M. c. Gordon's
Friday. DR.. Ramsey was called and closed the
wound with three stitches. F. e. Tobe and
family of Cotton, S. D., were at w B. Jaquith's
Friday =. The remains of Paris Smith of Ais
ton, Mass, were brought here last week and
the funeral services were held at Mrs. H. E.t
Ramsay's Thursday. Mr.. Smith was the son
of Thomas H. Smith and was born in this town
AZ years ago. The interment was in Mt. Re
pose cemetery. Mrs. Eliza Waterhouse spent
last week with her daughter, Elnora Bean.
Mrs. Kittie Hannum passed few days last
week with Mrs. Cora A. Goodwin Miss
Evelyn Larrabee of Morrill, is visiting Mrs.
Eta Adams. Mrs. Ella Thompson is quite
ill. -. Samuel Banton and wife of Knox visited
her father, NJ d. Tasker, last Sunday . Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Paul of Morrill, passed last
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill
Gordon.