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The Holt County sentinel., 1913-12-05

See the Cut Glass al rniilip,'
Drug store.
Frank Lynch, Df Falls titl.N o..
was at home over Thanksgiving.
You will lind large a.>uttnIrn.
of Books and Bibles at pui!np> bra 1!
store.
Mrs. IL. r. and Mrs. Fred Morgan
and Mrs. q. II. Murray were IN 81.
Joseph, Monday last
John Stolp. OF Corning, was here
Monday, looking after some business
matters at the court house.
john Reeves, Henry and Fred
Cook were doing the kaiisssC ity aut .
market, "Wednesday.
John =. lden, of Biy Lake, was
transacting business IN Oregon. Tues.
day OF this week.
Ernest Stith. who has been max.
Ing his home ner Ewood. Kansas. Is
back In Oregon again.
Lester Hicks, who lra> been IN
Blttle Creek, Iowa, for several
months, las returned home.
Toilet Cases, Work Boxes, Mani.
cure Sets, Postcard Albums, Medal.
lions, Etc, at Philips Drug Store.
Mrs. Una Is. kunkel ana baby, Of
Dorchester, Neb., are visiting her.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton crowell. ]
1.-The Bigelow depot was broken
~ and sl5 taken. No clue to the
perpetrators,
Mrs. Wild Sipes, OF New Haven.
ents, Earl Cooper and wife. and
brothers and sister.
A PIE social will be given at the
Mayfiower school house, Saturday
evening, Dec. IL. a cake will be
given TO the most popular lady.
1T. l.. Price, hardware, and the
Robert Smith Hardware Co, OF this
city, each have attractive window
displays for the Holiday season.
John Birmingham, agent for the
Burlington railway at Forest City, IL
still using the boyd 4 Haley adding
machines. For further particulars,
see Roy kunkel.
Ed. Weller, the Maitland banker.
was here Monday, looking after some
business matters. lie Il one OF those
young fellows that always seem 10 he
In a hurry.
There will he a Christmas Iesti.
val anu DON.Suppcr Al Forbes, Friday,
Dec. T.. Take your boxes and make
this entertainment the best Of it,
kind for 1913.
II. l.. Price, wife and daughter.
Miss Lillian, We're st, Joseph visitors,
this week, Miss Lillian remaining
over Sunday, the guest Of her cousin,
Mrs. Meta Faulconer.
Henry Brimhall. of East htchi.
son. accompanied by Ibis sister, Miss
Anna, OF 81. Joseph, were here over
Thanksgiving, the guests OF their
aunt, Mrs. James Kelly and family.
Dolls, boil Buggies, boil Trunks.
doll lseds, Toy Tea Sets, Toy Sewing
Machines, Toy Brooms, Tool Chests.
Stoves, Automobiles, Mechanical Toys.
Games and Toys OF all kinds, at Phil.
lips Drug Store.
Ed Foster has exchanged his farm
OF leo acres, four miles east OF ore.
gon, for lb2 acres In Carroll county,
this state, belonging to Jesse j
Kahn, Of near Bigelow. This deal
vas negotiated by Geo. :. Lukens
and Geo. W. Ieller, OF Oregon.
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MIR. and Mrs. John lden and dauglI-
ter, Zepha, were over from Big Lake,
Mo-, In their big sixty.horse power
car, In company with Mr.. Lankemper,
to attend the Kanaly. Buchholz we'd
ding. Mr.. Iden had the honor OF TAX
Inv. the "NeWlyweds" to the station
In; his Ssf:aTha Falls City,'tNsb., ]
News, Dec. 2.
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Forest CITY.

Mrs. WIN. Craw ford was a 81. 10.
seph visitor, SATURDAY.
j. A. Lease was business visitor
In st. Joseph, Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Moore spent
Saturday shopping In Kansas CITY.
Miss Grace Elmer spent Thanks.
giving with relatives In Troy, Has.
= Mr. and Mrs. Cummings left Wed.
nesday to visit relatives In Fillmore.
Rob Wills returned Wednesday
from three.mon'hN' visit IN Colora.
Mrs. Dolicr is reported to I've ser.
iously at the home of VIII Merritt,
south OF town.
We are sorry TO learn John FitL.
maurice is dangerously III at his
home, north OF the city.
Miss Bette l'eeler H. visiting in
Lees summit, Mo, guest OF Miss isa-
bel Campbell and mother. Wa.
Mrs. Teare, accompanied by her
son, Louis. visited relatives In Kan.
sas City several days. last week
Harry Jamison and family. Of
Colorado, arrived In our .dty Tues.
"ss w N'S't iVIottNtN dNu iFitIiuSs
Mrs. Thursa Smith, of,St. Joseph,
spent Sunday In our CITY, guest OF
her brother, Oscar Moore and family
Earl MCGUIRE and family, OF near
Mound City, visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Mcclure, over sun.
day. '',.e-
Mrs. Pearl Patton and family re.
turned home Monday from a visit
with her parents, Charley Mosief and
wife.
Miss Murl BAKER has returned
from an extended yisi, with her sis.
ter, Mrs. Wylie keiirer, In i'erham.
MINI.
-Mcyrel Evans. of Colorado, il Wis.
iting at the I'D. and Charley Evans
homes IN the kimsey neighborhood at
present.
Mrs. Dave Wallace. accompanied
10y her father. Mr.. Fuller, left We'd.
nesday for Iowa To visit relatives 81,
cral days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". q. Mcclure and
Master clyde Wayne. OF 81. Joseph,
visited relatives here from WedncS'
day until sunday.
George Crittendcn and famil,
have returned To their home IN Wa
thena, kaS., after q weeks visit viii
relatives and friends here.
Born. to Mr. and Mrs. IlarolC
Markt, November -, 1913, a daugh
ter, Al the home Of Mrs Markt'S par
cnts. John France and wife.
doe Williams and family. ~ IA
Nannah. spent Thanksgiving her
with y. T. Teare and family and Mrs
lloycy and daughter. Miss Laura.
II Mrs. John MrMullcn and Mrs
George Iieasley returned from Rulo
where they were called 10 the bedsid,
OF an aunt. who was seriously hur,
10y fall.
John Hoover returned Tuesda,
from Buffalo, Mont, where lac ia'
been for the past four years. III
will make his Home In Holt county II
the future.
| I.ttrii
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Benton.

The Misses Fannie and Bootie
Price, Of Oregon, spent Thanksgiving
al the Robert Emerson home. return.
ing TO Oregon on Saturday.
"A good rain Friday night and an.
other SAT urda, night were much ap.
preciated, filling cisterns and helping
the wheat and grass very much.
--tierald Andler and family and
Joshua Guthrie aud family spent
Thanksgiving al the Harry Gelvin
home, aud i. VI. Staley and family
with Walter Staley and wife.
...s..tERITAs.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-12-05

The Ladies' Aid Society, OF the
Christian church, have . lot Of nice
aprons for sale. Cali at Mrs. G. o..
Proud's.
Following Is the live stock ship
ments by The Oregon Interurban
railway for the week ending Nov. 20:
w. A..S,, QeIE, LxQ.esrs Of hogs; Jas.
/ kunlssC: " II. assi&' fsssr boswell each
one car OF hogs.
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No old leftover Rubber
Goods to push off..-they're all
new at Dawson .Campbell's.
Get a pair to-day.

or the NJ. Il. w. +. NJ. s., Friday,
December II:
Subject india and Burma"
Hostess Miss Morris.
Leader-Mrs. Howell.
Clara A. Swain, NJ. D.-Libbie Num-
son.
Talk Mrs. Cunningham.
Brief Summary Of Chapter III
Mss jsssiy SBs..A M..a,pRstsIs;r.ss ~
Music-Mrs. Reed.
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Guardians Notice.

Notice l. hereby given, That Letters of
rdianslilp on the estate Of Mary T.. ket-
ring, person ~ unsound mind. were granted
to The undersigned on the nth day of Noyem-
her 1919, by the Probate Court OF Holt
County. Missouri.
Al persons having claims against said
estate are required Ia exhibit them Tor al
lowancc % the Guardian xlthin one year
from the date Of the last iterti0n of the
publication of this notice. they shyll lie
f.rersr barred JAMES ". p0ziEt, ,
First Publication, Novetnber sfsf, Mia
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-12-05
Farm for Sale.

III acres, three miles east aud one.
half mile north NJ Oregon. within
une.lIalI mile oi church and school.
Well matered a nc,er.iailing spring
a spring hat las never gone dry.
room house aud out.buildinps. Two
good barns For further particulars,
call on ur address
,;EoHuE NOrNo,
Mound city. Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-12-05

From a card received from Ed.
Watt, IT She. man, Gall 0sQie, ,ve Axe
sorry 'tGArsf that NJ. tSiAia Up With
broken collar bone.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06
LAST BACHELOR DINNER
 OF A. CASS REOtW|lL
Friends of Groom to be Fete Him With Little Affair That is Perfectly
 Proper Withal.

r Congratulations and wishes for a long, prosperous and happy fife were shoWered on A Cass Redewill last night by small flock of his friends in a little dinner given to the bridegroom to be at the Adams last night. It was just barely this morning when the soon to be married one was released by his pals and allowed to pilot himself home ward. The word pilot is used adviserly, as Cass was perfectly able to do 1t without exterior assistance.
 The affair was the last of the bache- Tor meetings which RedeWill can at tend in perfectly good faith, for after about one o'clock today he will be the husband of wife. The wedding occurs at the family home on Van Buren street, with pr. William Scarlett of the Trinity Pro- Cathedral officiating.
 The couple leave this evening for the Grand Canyon.
 The guests and givers of last nights s dinner were Kirk Moore. Ned CfpiGh- ton. Sid Osborn, Alex Baker. Bert An gel, Bill F'ickas and Fred Hslmquist
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06
HAYDEN

All arrangements have been made with the Arizona Eastern and Ray and Gila Valley railroads for the run ming of a special train from Hayden to Ray and return on Sunday, April 13 for the purpose of handling teams of the tennis association and gun club with their friends, who are sure to be along in large numbers. The round trip in this case will be only $1.25, which is but 10 cents more than half fare. Members of the tennis association are around town selling tickets, as it is required by the rail- roads that a specified amount of revenue be guaranteed them in order to justify the operating of the train Lee Graf went to Globe Saturday to serve on the jury in the superior court in session there
 A V. Bailey of the Gila Valley bank has gone to Globe as witness
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06
WINS GOLF CUP AFTER
 LONG CLOSE CONTEST
H. J. Topping Defeats H. K. Kerr
 After Grueliing Game.

PINEHURST, April 5.-Harold J. Topping of Greenwich. Conn, won the championship trophy of the thirteenth annual united north and south anna tcur golf tournament today by defeat ing Hamilton K. Kerr. by one up, on the thirty-seVenth green. At the end of the morning round Topping with three up on the twenty fourth. halv- ing the tWenty-fifth By spectacular play, Topping eVened the match at the thirty third hole and halVed the thirty fourth won the thirtY-fifth and lost the thirty sixth for tie and took the extra hole and the match. In the championship consolation Harold w Ebber of Inverness defeated Chisholm Beach of FoXhlls. by s up and to play. Other division winners are in the order given and were: J. H. Gardner of Middlothian. H., G. E. Wincher of Wheeling. W Va. Rev. T \. Chcatham of Salisbury, x. C., M w Hinckney of Homewood. Chi cago and F. A. Sisert of Bethlehem. N II.
 Closing tournament schedule is set for April 10, II and F.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06
MOTOR BUGS MEET-There will

 be meeting Monday night of Phoe- nix motor enthusiasts "he cOnVen- ton will happen at the Arizona club at S:30: there will De catmgs and d long conference on ways and means to put the Canyon cOu, SC through. Officers for the tour will he elected and the route described IF Vie Rede- will who has been over it in. a Brush He says, if d Brush can get through pushmobile can. so come on boys \ very enthusiastic meeting with lots of the old time pep is .eX- pected. All interested ones are to appear
 hUPS ARRlVE-A double declled car of HupmobiIcs arrived yesterday for Agent J <. Morrison. There Were twelve cars in the freight van and two of them were delivery cars. These make three Hup commercial ve- hicles received lately. Morrison says that all the carload is spoken for, but assures everybody that there are more where these came from.
 CASSIDY COMES iN-Howard Cassidy of this city. formerly a pro- minent young real estate agent but now engaged on a government con tract ioh near Tempe, came in last night
 JONES EXPECTED BACK-Cor- poratiOn Commissioner r. A. Jones is expected back at his desk today after months absence
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06
DOCTORS NAME DELEGATES
 10 STATE CONVENTION
Maricopa County Medical Association Selects Representatives to State
 Association. ..

The Maricopa county medical asso- citation last night met, appointed dele gates to the annual meeting of the doc tors in Globe this month and listened to papers on stomach surgery by Drs Thomas, Hughes and Monical
 After the program a business session was held to determine the official hol- ders of votes in the state medical as sociation convention in Globe May ?. this year
 The delegates in the order of their majorities are Dr. Smith, pr. F. H Redewill, Dr. O. F. Plath Dr. Godfrey and Dr. Grant MOncal Dr Watkins secretary of the state association was also named as delegate of the Mari Copa organization
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06

Joseph s. B0rdwel. chief clerk for the A. s. & R. Co. who has had his resignation on file with that company for several months now. expects to he relieved of his duties about the middle of this month. He will move to his former home in Riverside Cal Thomas D. Roach. paymastcr for the A :. X F. Co, has recently been appointed deputy tax assessor for Gila county. He will look after the assessing and collecting of taxes in this community as assistant to Asses sor w. C. Duncan.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06
ANGELENo MILLlONAlRE-W. P.

Story, a we'll known Los Angeles busi- nessman who has been in Phoenix seV- eral days looking over the local busi- ness situation, left last night for his home Mr. Story is connected with the company that is promoting the Univer- sal Fiber gin, which has been on eXhi- bition next the post office for some time. The company of which MT. Story and MT. Glenn P. Mckinley are owners proposes if the crop is sufficient to put in number of gins and cotton hand ling plants throughout the valley within the next year.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06
in the Taylor case.

in the Taylor case.
 The Ladies Aid society has made arrangements to give a social at the Hayden hotel on Monday evening. April :. Refreshments prepared by the ladies will be served through the evening The event is sure to be d great success as the society always does things up in a frst-class nam ner as evidenced by the bazaar held by them at the school house few days before Christmas, which was one of the best enterprises vet conducted here
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06
GERM OF RHEUMATISM.
pr. Rosenow is Modest Over Result of Research.
GAssocIATED PRESS D1sPATcHl

CHICAGO, April 5.-Dr Edw. C. Rosenow, of Rush Medical College, de- plored today the publicity given his research in the matter of the germ of rheumatism.
 T do not deserve to be called the dis coverer of the germ theory of rheuma- tism, he said. That has been known for ten years. I merely succeeded in satisfying myself that the theory was correct, but am not prepared to state that l have isolated the germ
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06

With the advent of warm bamy Sprine-the rising of the thermOmeter-and that feeling of content ment and relaxation, the anticipation Of fu- ture days at the seashore. Lstless, inactivity is more generally apparent .everywherc--thoughts re- vert to visionary boardWalE-croWds of happy
 Well-dreSsed humanity promenading rip ping. SurSing surf-and multitude bathers cnsconed about in the sands. Truly, q picture for the master artist you given d thought to your apparel, and are you properly equipped for the gong? The Goldberg stores ability outfit you in the best has been strikingIy demonstrated time and again. It necesstates but your presence to for approval that voices its high character in most convincing
 Quates-the best to be procured listed below are
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06

Yes. The heroine is q married woman
 oh. I know. And falls in love with another man."
 No. That's the original part of it. The play shows marriage to be d sacred relation that some people take seriously, and get a good deal of happiness out of."-DetrOit Free Press.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06
Bad Indian

CHATTANOOGA, April 5.-Jim Thorpe struck out each of the four times he went to bat in game here today between the second team of the New York Nationals and the Chat tanOOga team of the Southern league. New York won , to 1 in ten innings.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06

IT you have sore feet. tired feet. sWcaty feet lame feet. tender feet, smelly feet, corns. callouses or bun ions. read what happened to Mrs Crockett, of Jeffersonville TIZ did il. Nlr Crockett says: After the second treatment she walked down. stairs one foot at d time, She had not been able to walk downstairs be- fore in past five years except by step ping down on each step with one foot tt time This is remarkable Send five more boxes"
 No matter what ails your feet or what under heaven you have used without getting relief, just use TIE It's the only foot remedy ever made which acts on the principle of draw ing out alI the poisonous cXudations which cause sore feet Powders and other remedies merely clog up the pores. TIZ cleans them out and keeps them clean You will feel bet ter the first time it's used. Use il a week and you can forget you eyer had sore feet. There is nothing on earth that can compare with it IT anyone offers you an imitation that is claimed tO be "as good as TIZ." ask why if it is just as good. they don't dare to come out and advertise it. Don't you be a victim-get the genuine. TIZ IS for sale at all drug stores, depart nent and general stores. 25c per box or direct. if you wish. Money back if TIZ doesn't do all We say. For a free trial package write today to Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06
SEN SATIONAL

'He has written a new play" ''Original?"
Arizona republican., 1913-04-06
Stanford's Series

STANFORD, April 5.-Stanford won the annual intercollegiate baseball match with the University of Califor- nia today taking the second game of the series four to three.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-08-14
ADDRESSED Statesmen.

On Monday evening Prof A. F.
sheldon Of the Sheldon School of Ell
ieieney Of Libertyville, H., addressed
the U. r ana I. ~ Co, statesmen and
Office force on Craftsmanship and
Efficiency.
4 very learned and efficient treaties
on the art Of salesmaasmp ana also
business and character building.
Mr.. sheldon centered his talk around
the'four letters going to make up the
word ''Area, which stands for abili-
tH reliability, endurance and action
and showed that any concern which
develops these four qualities in their
selling and manufacturing organiza-
tions is bound to be successful.
Tuesday morning at $50 j. NJ.
Speed, salesmanager addressed the
statesmen on "Priees and Estimates, y
the topic being thoroughly and inter-
estingly discussed. At 1880 a trip
was taken through the Dry Kilns and
Assembling room Of the big coolers.
The erection of the coolers being
thoroughly explained and discussed.
At 200 p. M, R. t. Craigo Of the
engineering department, formerly a
professor in the Wisconsin, State Uni
versity, gave an address on Thermal
Instruction, = which proved very IN
teresting as well as instructive. At
the close of Mr.. Craigo's talk General
Superintendent F. Y. MeRlastry dis
cussed "Water Cooling Units" which
was also highly instructive.
At 500 p. m. Mr.. Craigo spoke on
Refrigeration of Markets."
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NEWS OF
KENOSEIA COUNTY
.l..s,E.l.s..l..l..l..l..l,.s..s.s.s,
soMERs.

Mrs. Harry 3. Dixon entertained
the 'fThimble Party" at her home on
Wednesday afternoon A large com
pan5 Of ladies was present and pleas
ant time is reported. Refreshments
were served.
Miss Florence Learned was removed
to the Kenosha hospital early Saturday
morning where she underwent an opera
ton. Some weeks ago Miss Learned
accidentally ran into clothes line and
was thrown backward, sustaining ser
ious injury from which she has been
suffering, DR.. G. A. Almfelt is attend
ing.
Mrs. Boardmon, Mrs. Wood and Miss
Ella Hill Of Kenosha were guests at The
home Of Mr., and Mrs, William Birch
on Thursday.
Mrs, Ha tie Clark of Cleveland, Ohio,
is a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman j. Strong.
Miss Mae Burgess of Racine visited
with her sister, Mrs. E. Cook, during
the week.
Mr. and Mrs William Griffith of Ra-
cine spent Friday with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ryder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Rasmussen spent
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Jensen, Kenosha.
Mr., and Mrs Frank Cramer of Ra-
cine visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ryder on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Jay w. Rhodes, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Cook and Miss Mae Burgess
spent Thursday with friends in Keno
sha.
Work has recommended on the state
road through the village.
Miss Anna Smith Of Racine is visit
ing at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. All.
bert Bullamore.
Mrs. August Bohm will entertain the
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyter-
ian church on Wednesday afternoon,
August 20.
Mrs. Hugh Gorton and daughter,
Miss Nellie Gorton Of Racine are visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Jessie A. Leet.
Miss Dorothy Driver and brother
Sinclair Of Racine spent the past week
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth
Gardinere.
George J. Longmore visited with
friends at Burlington the latter part of
the week.
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Arthur CARAT of Racine spent Sun

Arthur CARAT Of Racine spent Sun
day with the home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Rasmussen spent
Sunday with relatives in Racine.
Mrs. Kramer of Caledonia visited
with her sister, Mrs. Alfred Garratt
over Sunday.
Ralph Markham of Racine visited
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James II
Bullamore during the past week.
Miss Ganet CARAT of Milwaukee, is
spending her vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred CARAT.
Mrs. Jennie Markham and daughter
Miss Gertrude Markham Of Racine are
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
James III. Bullamore.
Henry Strothenke and Miss Elsie
Lemke of Milwaukee visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs George J. Long.
more over Sunday.
James H. Bullamore transacted bust.
ness in Kenosha on Saturday.
Mrs, George F. Burgess and daugh-
ter, Miss Adella Burgess of Corliss ac-
colppanied by Miss Jennie Burgess of
Go1ay7, o,d NTOc y Cl,o.l - To,,.4sIIa !
daughter Miss Cora Boswell of Winona,
Mimi, called on friends in Somers one
day last week.
Mrs. James H. Bullamore and Mrs.
Albert Bullanlore spent Saturday in Ke-
nosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay w. Rhodes and son
Wendell accompanied by Mrs. E. Cook
and Miss Mae Burgess of Racine autoed
to Paris and Union Grove on Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. GA. Almfelt entertain
ed friends from Chicago during the past
week.
Angus Harvey Of Racine is spending
the week at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George J. Longmore.
Fred ". and George P. Leet transact
ed business in Racine on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Longmore
spent Monday in Racine.
Leet brothers have returned the
Lanson gasoline engine they had on
trial to the agency at New Holster
Wis.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-08-14

Mr.. Gooderon, milk dealer of Chi
cage, made his annual visit with his
patrons in this neighEorhood the past
week, spending the greater part of his
time at the Larabee farm, which is
under the able management Of Frank
Rockwell
Considerable damage was done by the
storm Thursday evening. A colt was
killed on the Turner farm, a stack of
hay was burned belonging to w. F.
Reynolds and a valuable COW killed by
lightning for Mr. Walraven on the Uih-
lein farm
Mrs Fredson attended the dinner at
Richard Campbell's Tuesday evening,
given in honor Of their fifth wedding
anniversary.
Miss Florence Mathews Of Silver
Lake, is visiting Mrs. 6. J. Brady.
Cards were received the past week
announcing the marriage of Miss
Evelyn Gilbert, formerly Of this place,
to George Lewis Of Kenosha, on Sat
urday, July goth. They will make
their home at 827 Newell street, Ke-
nosha. Their many friends extend
congratulations
Mrs. Massey of the Geneva Road,
gave birth to twins Monday night, one
Of the babies dying shortly after birth.
Mrs. Charles Petersen is critically
i'll at her home herr, suffering with
diabetes, No hopes are entertained
for her recovery.
M. Prickett Of Wilmington, Del,
visited here Sunday.