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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-01

TT you do not want men to be
grafters, begin with the little
boys in their kindergarten
age; and train their minds to think
Of something besides personal gain.
Do not buy their good behavior,
or their polite attentions, or their
small duties with pennies, sweet
meats. or promises of picnics. In
still into their young minds a per-
sonal pride and self-respect which
will cause them to be ashamed of
receiving presents for every good
act.
This can be done by making the
child confidant and by talking in
a friendly way which will interest
and entertain, about the value of
good manners, and the pleasure
and happiness which older people
feel in children who show good
breeding; and making 1t plain that
any lack of politeness and willing
ness to oblige others, or any dis
play of greediness for pay, or ac-
ceptance of money for little acts Of
courtesy, reflects upon the family
pride and gives strangers an OPP
nortunitV To look down unon such
children
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Moundsville Briefs.

Russell Lowe will leave to-day for
fairnlont. where he has accepted a
Mrs. a. J. McEirOy will Arriv. hone
to-day from Peasants county. where she
has been visiting friends and relatives
"t the past two weeks.
e. V. Riley is trauSac'ing business
IN pittsburgh for Few days
AIRS. Margaret CleCg left Yesterday
morning Tor Darlington whore she will
spend a Few days with friends and rela-
tiveS
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Archer and WILL
liam Mather will leave this morning
Tor Ren's Run. TYLER county. in his
Yacht. where they will camp FOR a few
J. d Grandstan. OF Morgantown. Is
so nding few days In this city with
frients and relatives.
Misses Catharine and Isabelle Sheets
returned last evening from Columbus
- where they have been visiting for
the past two weeks
Il =. Beers. and son Edwin lot yes
terdaN morning for Mannington where
they will work FOR the next two weeks
Mrs Joseph HARRISON and children.
- Tenth street. are spending n feyv
daNs with friends and relatives al
Steubenville
John ''Pinky' Spears left last even
ing with Manager Mike Mullen OF the
Sharon team. where he will be given a
w IT. Baston. 81 Tomiison ave,ue
is spending a few days at Mannington
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Ma Myers. OF Valley Grove xAs call
on friends and relatives In Fulton
Frank Yoke, OF Fulton. was n busi-
ness caller IN Wheeling yssterday.
EArl MCMILLAN. wire chief for the Bell
Ielephone Company at woodsdale- Is
9PennhhS rev weeks vacation IN Ohio.
Mira Jones Henderson Is confined 20
her nome at Woodsdale on the sick list
J. j. Newland. OF Pittsburgh. Is spend
ing few days In the out the PIKE dis
teillgencer reportorial force. In spending
teligencer repertorial force. Is spending
weeks vacation at the Pikers Camp.
on Wheeling creek.
Earl Taylor. of Akron. Ohio. is spend-
Springdale.
James Hervey returned TO his home OF
Pittsourgh yesterday after spending sew
erai days with his parents At Edgedale
T., J. Munneii. OF sand Hil. returned
70 his home Yesterday after spending a
tew days visiting friends In Elm Grove.
Car 81. the largest car on the city ana
him Grove line, will be out again in a
Few days; after being overhsuied
Dan Clemens, well known emnlove
OF the city and Elm Grove r. r.. IL i'm
proving al his home east OF Triadelphia.
where he has been confined for some
Mrs. Burton wamsiey returned 10 her
home In Elm Grove yesterday after
spending several days with rela. ives
John Hadorn. OF Wheeling. is sp.naine
Point
Henry schefer. OF Elm Grove.is spend.
ing rev days attending 90 business
matters at Grafton. w. Va.
Frank Renshaw. Of Wheeling was a
business caller in Elm Grove yesterday.
ing temporarily rs relief clerk at the
Gordon Pharmacy at woodsdale
James stewart. OF Dillonvaie. o.. Is
Edgdale.
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FATAL ACCIDENT
Child Runs In Front Of Auto at St.
clairsVilie, and Is Almost In
stantiy Killed.

One OF the saddost accidents that
ever occurred in the vicinity OF ST.
Clairsville happened yesterday morn
Ing about . O'Clock. when Alvin. the
fcur-year-old son OF Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Newlin. OF South Sugar street. was
struck and almost instantly killed by
an automobile belonging 20 party
Of Wiliiamsfown. W. Va.
The child was playing az the cor.
rer Of Sugar and Main streets. and
ran directly IN front Of the machine
MS 81 came down Greasy Hill at q
very slow rate Of speed The driver
Of the machine turned the car TO one
side and had practically stopped when
the child became bewildered and ran
directly In front Of the car.
The driver made all efforts possible
to turn to the side. but while running
the child tripped and fe'l directly un
der the back wheel OF the car. being
crushed horribly and dying few
minutes later
Passersby picked the child ND and
as he did not cry thought that ~
had not been touched by the wheels
or the car. but before a doctor could
arrive he had passed away. An er.
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COMMITTEES
" Local Business Mems Association
Met Yesterday 90 Arrange for
State Convention.

numerous committees OF the local
business Mems Associa ION met yes
tcrday 10 further the arrangements for
entertaining the meeting OF the state
business men IN this city nox. month
and much progress was made The
automobile committee reported an or
Oh" persons asked agreed 10 donate
cars and others offered their cars by
telephone
De program committee mot and
outlined tho work ~ convention and
This meeting was followed BIZ tho
trolley and park committee which re-
ported progress and This will prob.
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ably develop in some kind OF an en-.
r'ainment being given at the out.
the-pike resort.
The general entertainment commit
tee took up the general program and
outlined a series Of side trips and
other enter ainment for the visitors.
The banquet committee had not com.
pleted all its details and reported
progress. A similar report was also
made by the badge committee.
Secre airy Schwertfeger is receiving
many communications from various
towns in the state giving the list OF
delegates who will attend the meet
ing aud it Is expected fully $50 will
be present.
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Mss Ac1.in- L-ach. aE-f u years
cled "a the home % her mother Mira
Martha N LEACH on rarrtoff av-nus.
~ ter o'clock YESTERDAY morning Sb@
Las been 1T Tor year with tuh@rculo-
sis Funeral srvicsr will Be held AZ
NJ hone on Wednesday afternoon. at
.1e O'Clock Rev father Harrfs- OF
ncMechen. will ortrtate fnterrn~nt
viii Be made at Wood Am cemetery.
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steslnsn win

YOUNGSTOWN. o. July s.-ssabeI
held lanesviiie 90 five hits to-day and
youngstown won. 20 o. Score:
X. IT, r.
YOUNGSTOWN ....O1OI $40
IanesviIe .....O OoO0OO-O
Batteries- seabei and orris; Noble
and Huston.
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The funeral services over tho re-.
mains % John. the one ear-oId son
o. Eir and Mrs. John Carncs. Of Tria.
ue'phia. was hold from tho family rer.
'dence yesterday afternoon M .
o clock. Rcv. q. T. Bsseu omciafod
int"rm"nt was made az the stone
church cemetery
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animation showed that his back had
been broken, and that he had suffered
terrible Internal injuries.
Tho owner and driver Of the car
left HIS address and car number. but
several cyewitnesses OF the tragedy
CAIN that 90 was an unpreventable
accident and as yet no action has
been taken hy the authorities.
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e-res = $50 80 -. rIfih s.r--s al
80 - c<r~affer sa--es Ill - rlayed
a. - rars 81 SATURDAY afternoor- Ths
u-Anarsr % tne nourd city n>4- 10 max
NJ arrarErrlrrts wifh tEs stress Bal
49, team TT q s<rl~a - ito Esnlss. one
q - Elay-1 ~ tn@ Local 49, % rer.
-aturday afternoon and tie ether "a
beilaire On the ecliowirr eur.lay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09

ne miners union OF tho Fort Pitt
coal mine will hold a special meeting
TINS evening and elect a checkweighman
!" MI the vacancy caused nv the resig-
nation OF Frank Megie. There are four
applicants for the position Including
the temporary weighman. Louis Bierce
Many other matters OF interest will be
transacted at the meeting
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board Of Eaueation Rsld ,usstsnr.

Ihe board OF education held n special
session last evening and the most i'm
Iortant matter transacted at the meet
lnS was the canvassing OF the returns
or the bond election which was held
saturday. II Is likely that the matter
VIII be given attention and voted on
at the coming general election in No
vember. although this was not dis
cussed at the meeting last evening.
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OUT-TEE-PIKE
Pikers' Camp.

The formal opening OF Camp Piker
TOOK place yesterday. Il is located
near Folmar's grove. out Wheeling
creek, In one of the prettiest spots
imaginable. The following are in the
camp. William keyser. "PePte" Pry-
or Harry Hallet. Thomas Maurer.
Logan kittle. Lester Crow. George
Jones, Charles Caldwell and Clyde
Rice.
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The DUN vivimus Club met last eve
ing IN monthly session IN the Albert
buiIdinF. The club has a membership
yi fourteen members. The bylaws OF
me club limit the number of member
snip 10 twenty and IL Is thought that
the next few weeka
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The members OF Mrs. II. J.. Bowers
SUNDAY school class Of the Stone
church VIII conduct market AZ the
nome OF Miss Alice Hand. on Main
street. Elm Grove. Saturday after.
noon All kinds ~ good things in the
pastry line will be offered for sale. IL
j. eNp@'ted that neat sum will be
realized
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Kobert. the Young son or NJ aud
Mrs. Garfield Burcher. OF Gienns Hun.
came near losing his life yesterday.
v hen. In running up and down the yard
with "A ruler in his hand. he tripned
ana fell. the metal point penetrating
his throat. almost severing the juglar
vein Blood spurted from the wound
and IL was feared that the child would
die before the arrival OF "A physician
DIR. w. s. Webb closed the cash with
several stitches.
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res coG~rs q 10 ts~a q Trlaael.
phla rsre snrch-1 yest~rday .ss-rai
mere collars ~h@n anofher uel
Known e1<tn><s naa q W-h-elln< rs
pulled over the Goals ana put - for
his appesr1Dcs Two mo-orrrrfisfs
sere also arrested ~ D~pgfy sEsEs1
Prank Campbell
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The sunday school OF the Baptist
church are making extensive prepara-
tons Tor n picnic 10 be held Friday
splendid program has been arranged
&c be pulled or during the day The
place OF holding the picnic has not az
yet been selected but will be within
the next two davN
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Thomas. the l2-year-old son OF Mr.
end Mrs. Thomas Definbaugh. OF the
hichland Coal Works. who came near
hre cracker exploding while celebrating
the Fourth. Will probably recover his
sight DR. Hennig. OF Wheeling, who
- attending the youth. stated last even
Ing that he believed his moral sight
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knlahts Met

Mystic Lodge. Knights ~ Pythias.
met last evening az their lodge rooms
on Main street and several matters
pertaining 10 the good OF the lodge
were disposed Of Three new mem.
bers were given the rank Of ESQUIRE
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MOUNDSVILL.,.
Arranging Program for chautauqua
Meeting.

me committee on ARIA nRefnentS for
the Chsutauqua which will be held this
wear August 18th 10 25th, composed OF
= VI. Meals, James A. Sisafoose and J.
y. Parriott. are completing the program
for the affair and the same viii be ready
Tor publication within the next few DAYS.
-Four qtkrtette musical ORGANIZATIONS will
appeaI among them The Orpheum Male
concert Company and the Musical FaV-
orites Among the more prominent lee
turcrs are William J Bryan. who an
pears on saturday. August nth. num-
her or monologue entertainers. cartoon
lists. etc. are on the program.
II Leads them all. GLOSSIT. Ask
your Dealer.
Clemens Funeral Held.
Funeral services We're held over the
remains Of the late Burley Clemens. YES
terday afternoon at O'Clock Rev. John
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Sbiro CpistupaI District
a. A. e. Zion Cburrb
ALEXANDER wALrEas, DID,, BISHOP
EaS, DID,, BISHOP

New York CITY,
April 9, 1912.
Mr.. PHILIP J. ALLsTON
l35 Columbus Avenue
Boston, Mass.
Dear Sir:
~, NY personal experience in tho use Of
Cuticura Soap and Cuticura ointment n tha
treatment Of a severe affection Of the skin
warrants mo in Pronouncing them the most
"s4uapIe remedies within my knowledge
say this after consultfnz eninont
physicians and tho use Of many prepara-
u ons. have seen GO many suffer4ng f+on
skln troubles that feel It ny duty 20
P199Ilc4y recommend these gentle, effective,
and economical remedial agents.
Sincerely yours,
MAhh5u
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Foreign Mission Society.

The Woman's Home and Foreign
mission Society Of the Stone church OF
Elm Grove Will meet Thursday after
noon at : O'Clock al the Florence Crit
tendon Home at the IS" bridge.
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Carpenter BADLY xn,ur,S.

Joseph Rooarge. OF South warwood.
canle near losing his life yesterday while
Norking at the dam. when he was struck
IN the stomach with a heavy wedge. The
pain was 80 Intense that he was render
20 UNCONSCIOUS for some time. being re-
viNed oy local psyEicisn. Mr. Robarge
- carpenter foreman at the dam ana wa q
showing some workmen how to saw out
wedges with a machine when one struck
MN between the lungs and upper part Of
the stomach. II is feared he sustained
internal injuries
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h-tees- p..tor - ts. cui,ary n Z
~--rrn- rfflrlas-1 r. Earl-s ~
-Iarss - - ssrllcns. aarfsf~1 - frs
t-rrs lrraf tanla fnfarrnsrf uaa ~
Neat Eass csu~tsry
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II you take car ride this evening.
stop OF in Elm Grove and visit the
Majestic Theater. II is always cool
and comfortable, and good pictures
Will be shown
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A canoe viii b given this evening
b the kichland district Socialist par
~ In their hall al Gregssvine Miss
Julia knoeber will preside Al the pi-
a,o- Refreshments will be served
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WARWOOD
oiri - sv1z oaas xsr..

Either this sv~nlnE % sar-V to-rno--
eernLA< a young Lady from Nsw
49, prcmirsnt families IN this commit
80. - rtin the river from tie Local
- .- c-eeh - TIE unio SIDE and after
- minutes rcst'Niii swim bAck me
go NO u a. DO the feat has taken
lE-e- az a number % swimming con-
s-~te cartng the past several years ana
- .cnsieefed pne q the best swimmers
N lie country. The younr iadx- phv-
slcAlly. = perfect Insofar a. the require
n,ts OF swimmer are concerned and
-co.r-,ns 20 her age "a will be several
ears before she a. old enough 10 vot.
she VIII give In addition a number OF
fancy acts In the swimming line. Tn,
ie4t mas never been done N this section
oy woman Tomorrow afternoon the
exact time OF the exh Ibition will be given.
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warwood Rriefs ana per.ouals.

This evening nj o'clock the members
or the Senior Circle OF Warwood Kings
I'auEhters VIII go out Glenns Run. op-
posite he old Maxwell home. where a
moonlight picnic will be held
Miss Ina Noungman. who underwent
an operation at the N--th Wheeling hos
return 70 rer home AZ Wilson's station
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cum. OF
F.,Ehteenth street. are visiting at Mt
Homer Maxwell and family % Glenn,
Run. arc visiting friends and relatives
In the Interior Of Ohio.
Mr. ara Mrs Henry Kirchn er. ia ;
Miss Clara Kettle. Of Center Warwood /:
a'.d Miss Mary Dean. OF Parkersburg
Ifrt yesterday IN Mr.. kIrchn@rs auto
near Weston.
Fred Little returned yesterday from a
syivania. who T. ilI
Mrs %. W. Phillips. Of Center War
wool. Is VISITING friends at Oberlin. o.
Mrs Hert McCuila = spending few
weeks az Ashtabula. -.
friends NJ OberIin. o.
business meeting of the Warwood
Junior Circle 90 the Kings aurhters ,,., =
held last evening az the home 81 Miss
Lucretta Thompson
Edward u. Elliott. who has been III
, az nls nom" m Man street. was slightly
bftter last evening
Mt and Mrs carl Serig have 70
turned from a. several weeks bridal tour
" the east and are now al homo 10
their many friends
Misses Mary and Irene Alexander. Of
- sNt""nLh street have returned from
tour ~ th Graf lakes
J.. y. Adams. 81 South Warwo1d has
recovered from prolonged illness
Mrs. Florence Roberts. who To- .be
pat Is years has done state prison
W'rk On The pacihc coast g. here visit
INK friendf Size Wl1 address tho I'M
mates ~ the Mounds si.fe penitenttary
this week
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This evening the Warwood Boys Bril-
ecde OF America. Connected with the
Iccal Presbyterian church. will meet
10 make preliminary arrangements to
attend the annual encampment
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Socialists Hold Meet.nr.

Tn Moundsville Socialist PARTY me,
last evening and Jsmes Farley. OF
wheeling. made a very interesting ad-
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pc~>t - ArraaE-1enfs wili - nads
~ stte11azs ne p4r-1s Thzrsday a.
ternool-
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Modern Weoamen M..,lnn

Henry Clay Camp. Modern Wood.
men ~ America. win meet This ovan
Ing and several matters will be- dis.
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tnat ever grow on u---.au ieet Not
partial riddance-whole plagued thing
goes, Every time.
'Bingo" enables lots OF folks to
wear size smaller shocs-sizs larger
smiles. Makes foot smooth as a
whtstle-shoe slips on 50 easily. pain
l.ssly. YOU forget you ever had foot
trouble.
Bingo' shrinks the corn. Ioosens II
down TO the roots end-out ~ comes
Just like that Doesn't hurt healthy
Tissue Bingo's as different from usual
torn cures" as night from day. Get
IL and zee
Costs 25c-worth more A. drup-
gists. or sent direct by Dennison Phar
macal Co. III No. Dearborn ST. chi
SSgo' III Sold in this city by Griest.
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What is eLossIr7 Ask your Dealer.
MISS Gravius Funeral To-day.

This afternoon at l o'clock. the funer-
al or little Huldah Gravius will take
place form the family residence in
North Warwood. In charge OF the Rev
) G. Pryor pastor OF the Warwood
Christian church
The Junior Circle OF Kings Daughters
VIII attend the funeral in a body while
six OF them will act as pallbearerS.
namely; Misses Adna Brown Mary Nc
Nichols. Relic Russell. olive boring
ana Ruth NcShitt Five had been select
"a late last evening and the sixth pail
bearer viii be chosen this morning
Special music will he rendered by the
christian church choir. Interment will
lie made in the Greenwood cemetery
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Blngo! Blng!!
corn's Gone!


Let every
corn wtrffm
q e 1oic -
W . I'D er-
ruI Binno
stop s~NTr
cot or n
pa ns a.
once Just
paint he
q or go q
q . on 4 e
time say
ntnro-
pain rone
q ga &c
n v . n
tfon for foot
9 r q " tn =
since Adam
NJ q q n =
quick rid
q a n &c To
worst cornr.
c q o uses.
b "a on =
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New York CITY,
April g, 1912.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1912-08-16
CLINTON HAPPENINGS.

Miss Stella Robinson was the hostess
to a few Of her friends on Monday
evening at her home in Lyons in honor
Of Mrs. Georgia Waters of Chicago her
house guest. The evening was spent
pleasantly. During the evening the
guests were ushered into the dining
room where magnificent buffet lunch
con was spread At q late hour the
guests repaired to their homes, with
with fond memories of the evening
spent. s AS ..- p
Mrs. C. Y. Rush is in Chicago where
she will visit relatives and friends in
definitely. VIZ: .. ..5 s.'.. Il q
Msjar and Carl Culberson visited in
Clinton, last week, in attendance at the
Sunday school picnic and visiting with
their parents, &
Roy Watts was Davenport visitor
last Sunday.
Despite the rain which fell at inter
walls throughout the day, the picnic Of
Bethel church and Sunday school hsld
OF Eagle Point park on Thursday, Aug.
y 7
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1912-08-16

Rev. Jsssph Rsnan pEesehed ID els-
quens sermon Ss>say evening AZ the
Baptist church TO large and appreei-
ssire andieoes-
The Home and Foreign Missionary
society win meet ct the home Of Ars-
w. D. Craxford's CT East State street,
Friday afternosa, Aug. Is. AL mem
bers sbsoah be present
Mr.. Levis Johnson, oar Negro ee-
ment eontra<tor b doing big business
Mr.. Geo. Green and Mira, Maggie
Williams we're narried at the Baptist
church on Wednesday evening, Aug.
7th, by the pastor, Rev. Joseph Roman
After the ceremony coagratRlatsons
we're in order. after which the ladis ,
of the church served refreshments.
We wish M and Mrs. Green . long
and prosperous life.
Nora Welda Warn is preparing to
take q business course st the central
business college this fall and winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Valdez gave
whist party to 3 number of friends
Thursday evening at their beautiful
home On Union st. These present
spent . very pseasat evening
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1912-08-16
MARSHALLTOWN NEWS.

Mrs. Geo. Suter and son Lyle and
Grandma Suter, who have been spend
ing a few weeks visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Reeler in Mason
City have returned home. They were
highly entertained by Mrs Hunter and
others and report very pleasant time
The Union picnic which was held at
Browns park Aug. 9Th. was largely
attended and enjoyed by all presest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reedwarn and daught-
er, Miss Vida Warn entertained A.
course luncheon Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Suter, Mrs. Car
rie Suter, Mrs. Howard of Albion, Rev.
Joseph Roman and wife, Mrsl Mary
Roman and Mr.. Alder Walker. The
tables were beautifully decorated with
cut flowers. AS host and hostesses
they are parexcellence.
Mrs j, F. Brown and daughter Ruth
left for Iowa City Saturday evening
to spend a few week, visiting Mrs.
Moore.