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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-02-06
FIREMAN'S BALL
is SUCCESS
Members from Company of 20
Years Ago Are Present

One of the most successful and
largely attended social events of the
season was the Fireman's Ball. which
occurred Monday evening at the
Opera House under the management
of the newly organized fire COMPANY
of this city.
There were l25 tickets sold and
the floor was crowded to its capacity
for dancing. the gallery being filled
with spectators.
The hall was decorated for the oc.
casion with many badges and medals
of former companies and from the
ceiling was suspended the large ban
ner won by the lamous Miller Hooks
Of "a years ago. when they broke
the worlds record for a'hook race, ::
Two of the winners of that banner,
J. w. Coquillette and J. ID. Miller
were present and took part in the
evenings program.
At ten o'clock a line of grand march
was formed and led by Mr. and Mrs
n. Johnson.
Weller's Orchestra furnished the
excellent music for the dance which
lasted until the wee small hours.
Total receipts $l35.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-02-06
MONDAMIN

M. c. Arbogast was a Miller caller
Thursday.
Garold Seiman IS on the sick list
the last few days.
Myrtle Stegmire of Pleasant Val
ley visited Carrie Dolliver over Sum
day.
I. j. Robson and wife tended the
Odd Fellows supper Wednesday
evening in Miller, staying over and
taking in the two days Thursday
and Friday at the Farmers Institute.
w. w. Johnson was in Miller
Thursday.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-02-06
HAND COUNTY NEWS
BY CORRESPONDENTS
Locals and Personal Items From Various
Townships.
Rove to Orient. Saturday.

drove to Orient, Saturday.
The Home Talent people from
here who gave the play "Brookdale
Farm at Orient. Tuesday evening,
repeated the performance. with
some concentration, to a crowded
audience, at the opera house Faux
ton. Wednesday evening.
John Gross drove in from his
farm. Harrison, to Orient, Saturday
and took out almost a load of mail.
Fred Wertz. of Howell, drove to
Orient with hogs Friday.
S. J. Cummins, Of Park. deliver
ed hogs at Orient, Friday.
Dienslake and Dignan shipped to
st Paul. a car load OF hogs Satur-
day. They were in charge Of Frank
Grey, who will visit a few days in
st. Paul.
Ed Butcher, and his sister Lizzie.
of ~Fairview, and sister Mary. of
Okaboji. S. d.. attended the Quar-
tette Entertainment Mt Orient, Feb.
LIST.
Ross Blatchfcrd. of Ontario. drove
to Orient. Monday.
Chris Bach, of Spring. left for
West Point. Nebraska last week.
Mr. and Mrs III. G. Rudd. attend
ed the entertainment in the Ford
hall. Orient, Saturday evening.
Will Provaznik, and family. at
tended church in Orient, Sunday.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-02-06
PLEASANT VALLEY

Divine service HOO. A welcome
TO all.
Mrs Parmley left last Tuesday
for Andrews, Sioux County, Neb-
raska. on a visit with her parents.
Box supper will be served next
Friday Feb. z, at j. N. Winsell's,
Spring Lake. All are welcome.
Mrs R. McCarl left last Saturday
on a visit with her sister at Messing
ton.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-02-06

Huronite:-A verdict has been re-
turned in the ease of the state against
Bert Henderson of washington. the
jury bringing in a verdict of guilty
of grand larceny. 1t is stated that
an application will be made for a new
trial. Attorneys Simmons and VIII,
marth represented the state, and
Attorneys Lynch and Duffy of Yves
singtsn acted for the defendant.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-02-06
CHAUTAUQUA
FOR HAND co
Commercial Club Organizes coun-
ty Association

The Hand County Chautauqua
was organized Tuesday night by the
Miller Commercial club, for a five
days course in Miller next July l6-
17-1S-l9-20.
The proposition came up as a sug-
gestion from the ladies 10th Cen
fury Club with offers of their as
sistance, and was acted upon favor
ably by the Commercial Club BY ap-
pointment of a committee of seven
to take general charge. The COM
mittee selected consist of Mayor
Christ, E. F, Waite, F. D. Greene,
H. w. Woodruff, John Pussy. Geo.
Iverson. J. A. Bush6eld. After adj
journment the committee made a
contract with r. F. CLOSEUP, a repre-
sentative of the Chautauqua Mana
gers Association Of Chicago for
talent.
II is the purpose to make this
summer meeting a thoroughly or
ganized county affair, and attract a
large attendance. 1t is to be held
at the same time as the county
teachers institute, and Superinten-
dent Rudd will give the teachers
and pupils all possible opportunity
to benefit by the Chautsuqua. In
return the committe has secured
talent of especial interest to
teachers. pupils and school
officers. along the lines of do
mestic science school manage
nient. etc. One day. Saturday, will
be farmers day. with an especial
program to interest farmers. under
direction Of a noted farm lecturer.
Sunday will be devoted to SER
vices in which all churches will be
invited to unite. For this feature
the committe has secured the noted
DR.. Spurgeon. of London.
In addition to these broad and
practical features along lines of
human endeayor, the committee
also arranged for both male and .fe-
male musical talent highly recon-
mended as entertainers, and at least
one orator of national fame.
Properly conducted, the Hand
County Chautauqua can be made
the great annual feature of the
summer for the entire county; at
once entertaining and instructive
for each membt of the family.
Through the method of season
tickets the cost can be reduced so
low that all families can afford to
patronize it. And the crowds
brought into the city during the
week, will undoubtedly be the larg-
est Of any attraction of the year.
The grounds selected will be adjoin-
ing the county court yard park,
where there is plenty of shade, and
as it belongs TO the people of Hand
county. it is eminentIy proper to be
used for their benefit.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-02-06
HOLDEN

Mr. I. NJ. Hiatt Thursday went to
Tulare to visit with relatives,
One Of our ladies reports sell
ing $4,000 worth of turkeys raised
by only 2 turkey hens.
One York twp lady is the proud
possessor of a new $40. 90 set of furs
and and another has a $4,000 fur
coat.
Thursday the Grommon family
were all visitors at Plum Dale.
Rev. REYNOLDS Thursday evening
closed the Sunbeam revival meeting
they were all well attended.
Friday night there was a party at
J. Dennis.
II is reported that Haef will move
onto the Breeze farm south of st.
Lawrence.
Friday morning Mrs Roy Grom-
mon was taken suddenly and serious
" in, DR.. TAYLOR was called and she
is now doing as well as could be ex-
pected.
Twenty below zero Friday A. M.
at z o'clock and 81 below on Satur-
day on the same hour at Plum Dale.
Harry Burlingame Saturday sold
Abe Fritts a 400 Id. hog.
Mrs Banning visited Beulah friends
last week.
Mrs Dynes and her mother left
Friday for Sabula Iowa to attend
the funeral of their son and brother
who had died suddenly.
In the Argus Leader of Jan. 10Th
Rev. Squires a former Sunbeam min
lister had a very interesting article
on good roads.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Grommon
have decided not to return to their
home for a while yet.
K. Van Der Wort will farm the
S. w. 20 l14.67 again this season.
l. is reported that j. o. Dean Of
Burdette will have a sale this spring.
Roy Grommon has rented the Chas.
Fisher farm for this seas IN and will
move onto it as 500 as possible.
We are informed that none of the
Ramey land is rented yet and the
Murphy Bros. will move on the farm
that S. A. Palmer vacates instead of
the farm vacated by Chris Nelson
who goes to Nebraska.
Chris LEM now has a new phone.
The farm now occupied by j. K.
Fisher is now owned by Mrs Helen
McWhorter whose father VIM
Waters decided it to her lately.
Erying Parks has rented and will
soon move onto the VIM. Anglin
farm in Carleton twp. the present
occupant l.. A. Blake will have a
sale and will move to Minnesota.
John Andrews Of Florence Twp,
reports taking second prize on his
poultry that he took to the farmers
institute he also expects to farm
about 500 acres this season.
George Duehr has rented the Will
lett farm in York twp. now occupied
by John Munich.
MISS Inez Burlingame visited city
friends lately.
The Grommon girls we're over
night visitors at Tom Croli's Satur-
day.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-02-06
Club Entertainment

Members of the Commercial Club
will enjoy a pool tournament at their
rooms Friday and Saturday nights
Of this week, to be followed on Satur.
day night with a club lunch, The
committee on enter tainment urges
all members to be present.
Committee.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-08-29
". @. T. U. ELECTS OFFICERS

The Woman : Christian Tempe nee
l'uluu me- at 'hc center street Mrtho
il.' church Monday evening IN q bust
ness session. Mrs. Adcllu \. scott, the
state President uf .hr " &. Y. e..
Na. a",,vut en- route go her home At
IUulJuH FROM the Chautuuqua held Il:
Mountainous. aud made tine ladies an
address. Mrs. scott paid special atten
tiIn To- the work being done nv this or.
guui5Jtinu Through its relation TO the
'hyUnupua She reported q splendid
". &. +. t. cottage on the ChoutauquI
grounds which was being used 10y The
various organizations During the ev.
ruiug he officers for the ensuing year
were elected rs follows: President,
Mrs. i T. Nancy Vice President, Mrs
II. G. Ru>nl Corresponding Secretary,
Mrs. lurrutia Majors. Recording Sec.
rotary. Mr.. Edna Bullock; Treasurer,
Nj. IS. t.. kirkpatricn. On The l4th
oi 'nr month the local auxiliary ten.
i,',i u rr."p ION TO 'hc state Presi'
drn,. W. scott. wh" vp- then pass
lug 'r.uugu TurumrauI ru route "a
Nuunipfuair.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-08-29
ALL TANGLED WV" WAS
A BIG WINNER
and a Financial Help TO the
Clovis Band


>" l'"g''' Up tue lo'aI talent
P,',' wa, '"'\ staged la'' MONDAY
"'I"' '''"'' q '"'R' ana 'PP'ec'at'Ve
'"nl'"'''
-" P''N' e rare" comedy TOOK wen
WIN p" crowd ana applause was ire
l'''. 60" account 'i the "r'g'""l WI
''''''"' ''''''N '"''''P''''n AT 'pP'o
i'.H'' ''"n''.
y" H. p''"W''''' .s MAJOR Halliday
hPI''''' 'u = continuous prrdicament'
''. ''"' emerging o"l' ." ne "hsnl'
'' D" q more serious a'iirul'y as the
I''' P'"I'''''' i''' Ih" partner Mr.
'''''' N''''' ny our hoy Morgan, IS
D." % 'orh''l' q" "N'ltrhrnt' "nd"avor'
my p" '"''ld 'he, senior member " his
h'' ana Incidentally plan out MS owB
'''" game
Mss Mildred Morgan, as Mrs, Holli
'"'' calmly '~"'"rr"eates her husband
mo ~" minute details characteristic
81 n"f '"\ """Ping him in a stage OF
'''"f''h nervousness. The daarhter,
MISS 'IaI" Holloda", pl"asin9ly exc
'o''d Nv Miss Winn'fr'd Hatch, who
ais" ha' 'angl"d = love affair.
Mss N"ya oiom, As Ncrnie Plantum
'i''h"I manageable cllg bic, and look.
Ir2 ma" testify "aloul ''o. .or the part
Tier fn'NCr, Mr.. Keeling Plantum, the
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-08-29
MELON DAY AT FORT SUMNER

The people Of Fort sumner have de-.
rldrd to celebrate " Melon bay uu
september ~ aud to give Il picnic IN
the shade Of the big trees "a The banks
Of me prro, River where the famous
~. ~nmurI r~nutaluupc, aud water mel
uu. will hc dispensed free TO every
body. Concerning he plans Of the eel.
rhration. NJ. Edwards, chairman Of
tu, committee on arrangements Whites
'ur News As follows:
We have been promised ,uc custom
u, EOS from Vaughn on
the N,.. ... l'4 tales on 'hc east, aud
all intermediate points to Fort Sumnct
Colonel u T.. Twi'chrll Of East Las
Vegas, Ha, consented lo deliver an al
drc,, ON Uuod Road, and other opicN
ui interest 'u our farmers. Arrange
mont, viii 10, made ful tree ttanSpOr.
'n'Iou from the dopu 90 the picnic
ground, down under the trees on the
ban. of 'u, river where Wr held our
Other celebration of which YOU were
ne head. en-" uf the features will he
FREE 'NNrNIOlPES A\D WATER
MELONS 100 everybody. The Fort
SUMNER baud will render selections dur.
ing 'Ir day. Another feature will he
% >,ort exhibition o' 'hr picnic ground,
Grulp g" Mann. Owner ct ,ur well known
" Indian puiu' Ranch has nromisr
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he families and a few friends.
The HON, for the occasion was arts
'irally decorated with an abundance Of
usparigu, vines. plants and flowers.
An altar Of palms built in the recep
'tou room whore .hc ceremony was per
formed. The chandeliers, d.1rways
aud ]atchwa,. were outlined with IN,
vines. IN 'h, dining room whore ices
were served a. '.p informal reception
hat followed he ceremony, the vines
were layishly repeated in the oruamen
alton The tables decorated with ::
plaque, ~ brides roses and lilies ~ he
valley. The bridal couple were attend.
ID hy the maid OF honor, Miss Mary
Nrchs. aud tn, best man, Mr.. Jack Hun
cr. TN, bride an unusually attractive
.lri was charming iu her beautiful oil
cite ~ white gharmcusc fashioned over
white satin The gown trimmed with
usc rotu'p and pearls. The neck filed
with sn,rcd nile aud finished with the
n.r Jnl ru".I.. Completing her hair
I,r,. $50, , wreath .f lille, ot ,1, val
'r, ll,. Up.u..' was jc. roses
,ul lille, ct tur valley Miss Ktch.
wore a gown OF white ,i,. wolfe finish.
win lace er' ,t-. no r.., ribbons.
Assisting MI. l..y, .. r'. yr aiming
me- quests were Mrs. r.. t.. Jones and
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-08-29
ORGANIZATION OF BOY SCOUTS

There has been and IL now talk o,
all description in regard to the move
ment known ~ the Boy Scouts. in tn
cumcari, but the different kinds Of tain
AVE not ~ yet touched any part Of
he movement, and until the people VIII.
are interested in the movement inys.
tigate. they will never know any more
than they already kuow-supposi'ion ion.
wish 70 say to the general public
that ! have not IN any way except the
prDba ion, put forth any of the work
known a. the official work Of the Bow
Scouts, a. these instructions come III
rect from the National Headquarters.
and un'il | am able 10 iud out who
can and VINO cannot takr up this work.
Ties" instructions will not bc sent out
There j. a great teal Of work 20 be-
d"uo IN organizing a scout Movement
in any town aud more So in Tucum
earl for several reasons the first and
the main reason is that YOU have Co.
learn your crowd. learn .hc ways, and
lraru,'hc,r weak points and their strong
ons>, whether or not YOU ian depend
upon tncm 20 carry cat the iifrcrcu.
lines ~ study for which ! am sorry 20
"a, that 80 many " the boys tina are
on trial fail 10 realize.
NV work so far has been altogrtner
preliminary and ! wish 20 say 20 he
father and mothers Of This town that
che first hing your boys will have TO
10 - TO obey, and If your boy comes
home sometime, or j. sent home from
either ramp, council, or lodge council
vuu may rest assured tina, he nas Lis
ubeyed H., Boy Srou. Law. du MOI
want ~ nave - understood that ! am
bat ~ the other hand, / TO- ruus, that
be- fathers and mothers >"r go il, be
fore giving permission tu their boy,
~ ION mis- movement 'uri 'hoy ul-
d"rs'and what his movement IT,. and
'o those who are opposing this move.
mrut wish 20 have 'hcm understand
'ha. - hcttcr 20 SHOW what yDu ayn
opposing, before you talk than % ,alk
"u suppositiou,
Now. ~ far ~ me sleeping matter
D.. concerned, in The future the boy or
hovs viii have 20 re-, ire when The mas
trr gives them the order and those that
cnnno' see III 70 10 So Will have 90
either leave camp for good or bee ~
pclied | will have an executive board
composed 81 citizens OF Turumcari. who
viii have charge Of the Council ans
win see that the fnll Scout Law Is
pbeyed. ] am anxious that Won give
me- Your support in this mattel and hv
80 doing ! am sure that Won will b'
fully repaid fer your trouble.
For further information call or tclc.
phone G. +. NICHOLSON
Phone No. 23S
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-08-29
PEACE CONGRESS CLOSES

The Hague. Aup. %. The twentieth
universal peace congress held us clos.
ing sitting in the Knights hall today.
The delegates voted 10 hold the next
congress at Vienna in 1914 and it was
decided 20 take to that congress the
invitation Of the mayor OF San Fran.
cisco TO hold the 1918 congress in san.
Francisco,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-08-29
wELLS-wYATT

Of interest 20 q wide circle Of friend.
and acquaintance, was the marriage Of
Miss Matte Reece Wells and Dr.. Ran
dall Everett Wyatt, which occurred last
evening 40 -he home Of the bride =.
hrother-in.law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Tones. Rev. J. l.. Hudgens, ed.
itor of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Banner, performed the ceremony. the
ring service being used. The guests in
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-08-29
sLo DAY IN CLOVIS Is
A COMPLETE SUCCESS
Hundreds Of Farmers Flu Big Tent
and Listen 70 Talks by Talented
Agricwturalists

Agriculturalists
saturday. Aug. 10 was designated rs
silo day ~ Clovis, aud the designation
wa, IL no wise misplaced.
Hundreds Of farmers came from all
parts of the county and listened with
keen interest TO the speakers who very
ably demonstrated the advantage OF
the silo Ne a feed preserver aud It's
relationship to iairying and stock rails.
ing. These speakers succeeded IN tn,
awakening Of au Interest in the ne
cessity Of a silo on every farm H. this
section Of the country. Silage Or rn.
silagr is rclished by cattle, sheep, hogs,
horses aud chickens at all seasons of
the year.
The principle Of keeping feed in a
silO Is he ~tmr - preserving fruit ur
vegetables in air.tight cans
The underground stlo seems 20 be
he most popular m this section at
present owing go it, r]ncapucss in cost
Ut cons rlrtiou when compared with
~ "'''' "'"''' '"'''''' o' metal s''o
'''"'"-" '"''' j. VI" P"'''''" ""' '""'
bee o,crgrouud III, is just as good.
The NEW~ frmly believes that the
.lo will b,
w ~
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eventually one ol more ,ilos from hfty
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-08-29
SUFFERED EcZEMA FIFTY YEARS
NOW WELL

Seem. like q long time TO endure The
.Ntrl burning, itching, smartihg, skin.
j ,"l,r SHOWN as "tetter''-another
name for Eczema. Seems good % real.
'l,. also, thar DR.. Hobson's Eczema
piurmcut has proven a perfect cure.
Mrs. u. l.. Kenney writes.-"I can.
,u' sufficiently express nv thanks TO
,og for your DR., Hobson' : Eczema
Oln mrnt, II has cured my letter,
which has troubled me far over Rfty
yrars.' All druggists, or by mail, soc
llt Drug Store.
Pfeiffer Chemical Co.,
=. Louis, Mo. Philadelphia, Pa
IM" Misses SurguN and Miss stark
returned FROM Colorado Spring, aud
.n..1'. Friday evening
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rodur., groups gives all equal chance
VI.. The rule. ut these ronlcss are
..ng prbli shed iu the College Courier
aud ,nu' out 20 all industrial club mem
bers.
IDr following 0gu ne products to be
...| a.i tu, prize, 600 uo given:
OMISSION y fIcId crops grown M.
.,. mr.-.'lua and below $500 fee, II
..,0,u!
Corn, any variety Exhibit ten
ara. First premium, $500: second
,',po. t.ird. $500: fourth. $3.50
. Pcnnuts. any variety. Exhibit
,hrce ,,acs with nuts on. First Pre-
uum, /, so; second, $500; third, $3.50
fourth, 500
DIVISION B-"'Dy Farm" crops
grown vr,H rain fall Only below $500
..., elevation.
g. Kau' corn, any variety. Exhibit
en- heads. First premium. $1,000 see.
ard, $1,000; third 5000 fourth, $500
Milo maze. any variety. EN.
.u' .,. a,pi, T.. =, premium, $500
...I. '.oIu: ru.." 5000; fourth 500
Peanuts, u, Variety Exhibit
.,u .Iuy. WIN NOT, on. First pre-.
m ..N. ,r,..i $500. laird $3.50;
.r.a. ,lUo
DIVISION a.. Field crop, grown by
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-21
YATIRSyII.IF.

On Thursday The 9Th inst. We had
the pleasure OF 4 Walt from our young
friend, Mr. Is. + Seiby, II. son OF
Mr.. i. + selbE. who formerly re-
sided In this neIEhboThood Mr.
Selby was one Of our most prominent
and HurfHily esteemed citizens. and
represented Carroll county la the
General Assembly Of Maryland sever
al times. Mr.. selby Is nov located
near Somerset. Orange county. Va.
and Is largely engaged n farming
and stock raising.
Tic funeral OF Mise Margaret
StaeRhOnBe took place laal Sunday.
10th. at The homo O. Mr. William
Whaleu. near Poplar Springs. and
was largely attended
The funeral 81 Mr. Perry Porter
was held at the Lutheran church
near Woodbine. last Sunday. 10th. and
was very largely attended
NJ Waltz NoiberI has purchased
the Shoemaker farm and moved there
on
The Buy Bee did not hold a meet
ing last Saturday. b. VIII hold heir
usual meeting On Saturday afternoon
II next
Mrs Ralph seIlman expects to visit
her sister. Mra Foster CaIscll. sIfe
Of Lieutenant Galwell Of Annapolis.
The many friends of Mfa. Robert
Sellman we're greatly pleased u see
her NJ NatergYIIle O. Tuesday. after
a prolonRd absence. on account OF
sickness
Services have been resumed n st
james church. Mt airy. Tho rector.
Re- =. II HoFden. having fullY re-
covered his usual good health
The glorious EAstertlde Il at hand.
and It's lesson Of the Resurrection la
typlfied In nature which seems ready
10 burst out into neH life
But 10 On Easter see the day.
Fills the brightest eaBt. Nth golden
houra.
And We with Jesus. walk. amid the
flowers"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-21
MANCHESTER

On account Of the rain quite mum
Der of people we're kept from the st
Patricks supper held by the Ladies'
Aid Society on Saturday night last In
Odd Fellows Hall, yet a net profit OF
800 was added to the fund.
Mr.. George Hoffaeker has moved
from the farm he recently sold to his
new dwelling on York street.
Mr.. William Frederick has moved
from Baltimore city 10 the George w.
Hoffacker farm he purchased few
weeks ago.
Alexander shaffer has moved from
Greenmonnt TO Mrs, Berwager's house
on North Main street.
William Hosfelt has moved from
Mexico to the McGomae farm he
bought near MIller'e.
The Sun Shine Society OF this
town sent each one Of the inmates OF
Carroll county almshouee a nice
Easter package this week.
On Sunday morning last Mrs. Sam
uel II. Hoffacker accidentally fell and
broke her arm.