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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-08-13
ADVERTISING FEATURE
NOW BEING LAUNCHED
One of the Most Unique Methods of Aiding the Buyer and
Seller viii be Inaugurated in Few Days-Save
Your Cash Purchase Slips.

Within a few days the Star-Mirro
will launch unique advertising fea
ture that will interest every one il
the Palouse country. The advertising
feature will be of great interest to or
CARNATIONS of every description as
well as to individuals. 1t will with
out extra cost, enrich three fayoritt
organizations to the extent of $3.50
profitable and friendly contests ever
conducted in this city. Not for the
Star-Mirror but for the merchants
and contestants participating.
The attractive features of the mer-
chants gift contest are plainly seen in
the explanation, and the people who
have made plans to participate have
been quick to see the exceptional OPP
portunities offered.
How Contestants Enter.
AS a timely tip to those considering
the contest we would advise that they
get in the nomination blank at once,
and when the special page appears
within a few days they will be roauy
to begin the campaign. (The nomina-
ton blank will be found on another
page of this paper) After having
been nominated it is an easy matter
to secure additional votes. You mere
ly have to call for cash sales check
on making purchases or receipt when
paying their monthly bills, at any of
the stores advertising on the mer-
chants gift contest page.
For the benefit of the large number
of shoppers using THE DAILY STAR
MIRROR as a medium in which to |
find exceptional purchasing opportu-
mites, this paper offers the following |
inducements to it's readers and friends |
to carefully read the advertisements
of the progressive stores on this page. |
A grand prize of $500. in cash will
be given to the individual or any form
of organization or institution turning
in the greatest amount of money
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WOULD SECURE RELEASE
Effort Now Being Made to Get Youth.
full FOrger Out Of Trouble.

Not realizing that her son had COM
mitted any crime in attempting to
pass a forged check here Monday
morning until she received word that
he had been bound over for trial in the
district court the mother of Bernard
Epstein, the youthful prisoner now in
the county Jail, took no interest in the
boys trouble until today when she
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was sustained has been reported thus
far to the state forester. This was
small fire in Crook county where $50
damage was sustained. With the for
est fire protection forces in the state
well organized the state forester is ex-
pecting very light loses this season.
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PAVE TO UNIVERSITY
City Council Passed Ordinance Pro.
Yiding for More Payements.

The ordinance providing for the
pavement of the boulevard to the uni
versity campus from the Northern Pa
cific depot was passed by the city
council at a special meeting last
night and bids for the work will be
opened in a short time.
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two separate quarter sections at
$65 per acre, one in summer fallow
and one in crop. Terms very rea-
sonable. Address j. V. LeClair,
Lewiston, Idaho. 68-s
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WANTED-TO RENT A FOUR OR
five-room house located in eastern
part of city. Enquire at Star Mir
ror. 54tf
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-08-13

WANTED - GIRL FOR GENERAL
house work. Address P. O. box 100.
54tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR RENT-A SUITE OF 6 ROOMS
suitable for small family. Good To-
cation, North Main street. Phone 4-Y.
67-9
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-08-13

ROOMS AT THE IDAHO HOTEL.
$500 per week and up. Also house
keeping rooms. Meals family style.
Room and board, $500 per week. 12tf
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FOR SALE-MODERN SEVEN-ROOM
house with bath, pantry, closets,
good cellar, concrete foundation,
good location, lot 75x150 it., new
barn 16x24 it. A bargain if taken
soon. Address 615 East Eighth
street or Phone 266-R. 64-89pd
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WANTED-IF YOU HAVE ANY
thing to sell or trade come to the
National Exchange in the old Boston
block, Moscow. 12tf
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FOR SALE-ONE SOW AND EIGHT
pigs S weeks old. Inquire of c. II.
Bratton at Farmers Union store on
South Main street. 66-s
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
REAL ESTATE

ONE IMPROVED 80-ACRE FARM
for sale, five miles of Moscow
233 South Polk. loft
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UNION MILLS.

Ellis i. Davidson, the new pastor Of
Moorhead Methodist Episcopal church.
preached his Introductory sermon IT
thai church Sunday afternoon. April
9Th.
Fittings have taken place as fol
lows. In the vicinity. this spring
Jonas Lppy n John nurgoon'a store
house. William Shank, To Temple.
Pa. jacob Warehime. to Two Ia
ems, p. Frank YlnEllng. 10 Milton
Morelock.s farm Edward Steward. 10
Joseph HankertH farm. Grover :.
Geiman. 10 Mr. MaaHemore.s farm.
near Naee's Mil. Edward stoneaIfer.
10 II. ". Reineekera farm: John L.
miller. 10 Mrs. Nelson study'a farm.
William Feeser. To r. Nelson Koontz'a
village property. John StoneHlfer. %
Mrs. Mary StonnBifer.a house. Thee.
IL. 10 part Of the house n The
Oaks" one Of the y. /. shriYer Coz.
farms.
The recent Wind storms blew down
large hay baTFack on the farm Of
Mrs. ii. Writ shriYef. Ter son.
Harry v shriFer. lives on he farm.
State Forester +. v BesleY. dellY-
cred a free illustrated lecture at tha
Mystic Chain Hall, Silver Hnn, last
Monday evening. April Il. Forestry
Is a subject In which Ne are al vital
II interested.
The I. o. NJ. Lodge Of Union Mills
haa purchased IN organ for Its hal
Mr. T. Il. shriyer and family, who
spent the past month With Mr. shrIY-
eF.s son=In-law. Robert s. shriyer. Of
baltimore. have returned 10 their
home at Union Mills.
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MIlllDBIsE.

The directors of the Farmers and
Merchants Mutual Telephone Com
pany held a meeting At Frank Zepn.a
store on Wednesday night, april Il.
Owing to the increasing demand for
the service among the business peo-
pie OF Mt Airy The company has de-
eided to build an additional line u
MI. Airy. and 1t the same time make
preparations 10 build another In the
near future. The company is also
extending line north of Winfield.
The company has In operation about
60 miles of wire distributed among
Il different lines. There are also IN
service 136 telephones with orders
standing for 7 more.
Mr.. Amos Goanell has his new
house well under way of eonstruc-
ton.
It is reported that Albert H. Cos
nell and Judge William Y. FrizzeIl
have sold their farm At Germantown.
Montgomery county, for $4,000
Mr.. William Poole has about com
pleted his new house.
The roads are in bad condition ON
Ing to the recent rains.
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BIONTIINN.

Mr. Paul DeYilbisg went to Balti-
more the past week and entered the
Union Protestant Hospital for treat
ment.
Mrs. Annie Babylon has returned
from visit of some weeks.
Mrs. Harlan Mentzer, OF Blue Ridge
Summit, visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Eckard. the past week.
Mrs. William Haines IL spending
some time In Baltimore.
Miss Rose Shaw returned on Tues
day from visit of several months in
Baltimore.
The remains of Mrs. Sarah Reyer
stoneslfer were brought from Balti-
more on Tuesday. Funeral services
were held In Bethel Church by the
pastor, Rev. L. Il. Murray. Interment
was In the Hi Cemetery.
Mrs Lucy Hiteshew is sick with an
attack Of larYngitis.
Mrs. Harry Cover. of Westminster,
Is spending some time with her moth
er,'Mrs. Lucy Hiteshew.
The funeral of Mrs. T. H Wright,
wife Of Rev. 7. II. Wright. took place
on Wednesday at GenterYI1le After
q lingering illness Mrs. Wright died
on Monday night at the home OF her
sister, DR.. Julia Downs, OF Baltimore
Miss Nettie Myers Is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Howard Myers. of Balti-
more.
Mr.. Grover Routson, of Waynesbnro
Pa, spent several days In town the
past week.
The Mechanics banquet vas enjoy
ed by between so and 80 people.
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GREENHOUNIa

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob II. sharrer So
turned home from York, Pa, where
they visited friends. Mrs. Sharrer
also attended the Woman'a Missionary
Convention at Dallastown. Pa. last
week as a delegate from the Green
mount local. Mr.. Oliver d Price ac-
companled her and returned home on
Friday evening.
Rev S. d. Daugherty, of Baltimore,
arrived here last Friday evening and
remained here until Monday morning.
Rev. Daugherty and Miss Murray sang
a duet at the Sunday evening service.
The Sunday evening service being
well attended considering The inelem-
ent weather. Rev. Strine used for
his theme How TO Conquer Self
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Murray. OF
Washington. D. C.. arrived here on
Saturday evening. Mr. Murray left
on Monday morning but Mrs. Murray
will remain With her parents. MI and
Mrs. l. Benton liam. for 4 while.
With pleasure We note the activity
In the building OF the neR road be-
tween here and Manchester. A car
load Of stone has been arriving nearly
every day. This new road will GER
tainly add 10 the value Of property
along the pike and in our beautiful
village.
There will be preaching In our VII
lage on Sunday afternoon at go
O'Clock. and EndeaYor at 80 ?. m.
Class at 9 a. m, and Sunday school
at 1.30 p. m.
Mr.. William !. Maggie has awarded
the contract to install a furnace and
other eovenIences IN his beautiful
home. Mr. J. FlicNnger viii do the
work Of installing same.
Mr.. George Miller and family have
moved into the James Yingling tenant
house, and Is employed By Mr., Ying-
ling. Mr.. Clarence Glggards has
moved near Beckleysyille.
Mr.. Daniel shipley and family. Of
Baltimore. spent few days visiting
Mrs. shIpley,s parents last week.
Mr.. shelman Caltrider has been
painting Mr.. J. f. Shearer's new
buildings. Carpenters are expected
to complete the Lippy house in the
near future. Mr.. ]. II. Lppy says his
appetite is good and he sleeps fine
since he has moved to Greenmount
Sure he could not help being at home
here IN the garden spot Of Maryland
Mr. Emory Houseman. the teacher
IN our public school. has promised to
remain as teacher for next year.
II you desire to see bautlful ceme-
terry, we'll kept and a beautiful loca-
ton, look at the Greenmonnt United
Brethren Cemetery. Credit Is due Mr.
John shaffer for the proper care he
gives It.
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George W. Ham and family fol- sew.
L.

George w. Ham and family for sew
eral days last week.
Rev. George w. Crlst, pastor OF st.
Johns Ev. Lutheran Church. will hold
special prayer services on Friday ey-
ening. April 18th, at 7.30 O'clock.
Holy Communion will be administered
to the congregation.
Mrs. VIM. II. Albangh, who was Ill
last week, Is eonvaleecent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keefer Winplglet am
children, of Santiago. Md, we're the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Vim. Speak
on Saturday and Sunday last.
Rev. r.. 1. Thomas. pastor of the
Church of God. will address his tar
ers ON Sunday. April 18th, at 2 D. m.
Sabbath school at | p. m.
Mrs. Jane E. Warner and Mr.. q.
Clarence Warner spent Friday last
with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer {. Warner,
of Frederick.
Mr.. Allen Yingling. who recently
purchased the farm of j. W. Speak at
the edge of town, Is now erecting a
fine large poultry house.
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Mr.. safllla Harbaugh died If par
alyHIa at hsr late home. Cascade. Nd
Wednesday. April ., n 7.34 :. m.
aged ~ years, months and ! days.
Tie funeral "a held II her home
Friday morning II 10 o'clock. The
services Hafe conducted BY her pas
tor. Rev. Ffror. If aahIIlaayIIIa. a.
sisted by Toy. Hounher. OF Waynea=
boro. Pa
She Is survived by Tho following
children: Mr. Upton Hafbaugh. I.antz.
Md. Mrs. Joseph brown. of TaneY=
town Mr.. Harvey HarbanKh. High
held. Mr.. jacob HarbauRh, o. Oct
tysburg; Mr.. Elmer HaFIongh. 81 Cas-
'cade: Clara. Hattie and Luther. At
home. She Il alHo survived bY nine
teen grandchildren and seven great.
grandchildren.
The inIsTmenI was made n 81
Johns Reformed cemetery, gabIllas=
Vile
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-04-18
HARVEY.

hrs Edward shriver. of Hanover.
spent last Saturday and Sunday with
Mr. and hrs. Martin Conover.
Mrs Edward staley and son. and
Miss Lille SlagIe. of Bigiersvllle.
spent f. days with relatives and
friends here.
Mr. and Mrs S. D. Reek aud grand
daughter, Of Gettysburg. spent Sun
day with Lincoln w. WIlherow.
Mr. and hrs. Edward staub visited
relatives near st. James on Sunday
Miss Pauline shrlver. Of Two Tay-
erns. visited Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Wolf.
Mrs. George shriver spent q few
dag with her daughter, Mrs. Cora
Lambert. 81 Hanover.
v A. snlder. sr., and Mrs. Laura
Null attended the funeral Of Mr..
Lewis BolIlnger. at Thurmont. on
Thursday.
Mr. and hrs. Samuel e. Shoemaker
made a trip to Manchester on Sunday
to Ylslt Mr. Shoemaker'a brother. who
Is ii.
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Wright

After . lingering Illness, HrH. Z.
Avn Wright. 90 years old. wife uf ReFz
Thomas II Wright. o. unLnniown.
died late Monday night At ths home
Of Ter sister. nT Julia Downez. ieII
Madison avenue. baltimore.
Mra. Wright Id been In ii health
for The past tao years. and Ior tn
laHt six months lad been confined 10
her bed. She - well known IN thu
citY. She sas born IN Queen Anne
county am received her eArIy edu=
cation there. uaHideH her husband.
she i survived h two Hans o. \ for
mer marriage. Herbert t. Price. o.
baltimore. and Dosnca Price. O Queen
Anne county.
The funeral took place Wednesday
morning II II o'clock The body wa
shlnpad 10 eenterTlllc where services
were held m GHnlary.IIs Methodist
Protestant Church Burial 80 In
CenIsryille
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Lennon.

James y. Lennon died at his home
near tbs city On Friday evening"
April IL. about : O'Clock, aged d
years months and q days. lie Il
survived b. a widow sho WaH Miss
Amanda Myers before her marriage
His father. Mr. Jesse Lennon. Of
near Harvey, alHo survives. and The
following brothers and sisters. Ezra
Iammon. I. W. Lennon. Mrs uriah
Bixler. Mrg. Edward Formwalt. Mr.
George Z. Marker. OF Carroll county.
Philip Lennon. OF baltimore.
Charles, Upton and Howard Lennon
An adopted daughter. Mrs. Calvin
Fftze. OF this eity. and \ niece. Mis-
Eather Lennon. sho made her home
with the deceased. aud his sIfe. also
survive
Funeral services Hare held on
Monday afternoon at o'clock IN
Meadow Branch Church. Elder Charles
BonHack officiating Interment Wa
made In the adjoining cemetery. The
pallbearefa were. David Kaufman.
a. .. Reese John Miller. Uriah baby
Ion. Ezra Brown. Clayton Morning
star. William Geiman and Reuben
Humbert Harvey Bankard : sun
funeral directors.
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sNESYILLE.

Miss Ida Jones, who has a position
In Baltimore, spent Sunday at her
home In Sykesyille.
Miss Esther Sullivan has been VS.
iting friends In Baltimore.
Mr.. Edward Alexander has purchaa-
ed the farm Of Mr.. John E. Gather.
of near Gather, and will move on
the place very soon.
Miss Frances Spreeher visited her
parents. DR.. and Mrs. D. b. spreeher.
several days last week.
Miss Mary Gallon. OF Baltimore.
spent the weekend With her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke GALLON, near
this place
Miss Ruth Bennett. who has been
visiting friends in Baltimore and
Gainesville, for the past week has re-
turned 10 her home
Mrs. Pennington Bennett visited
Baltimore Saturday.
Mrs. William Gather. who waa
operated upon NJ the Maryland Uni
yersity Hospital, Baltimore. several
weeks ago. returned 10 her home last
week much improved.
Miss Margaret phoebug. who has
been Ill for several weeks. i able 10
be out again.
Mrs. James Hatfield and daughter.
Miss Bertha Hatfield. who have been
living at the home Of Father Yeaeill.
for the past winter, are nov staying
with Mre. Hatfelds daughter, Mra.
Frank Barnes.
Miss Katherine Mercer and mother.
Who have been occupying the house
~ NJ William IsBtUI.U for ANNA tuna
have moved into tho house owned b
Mrs Kate Brown. on Springfield
avenue.
Miss Grace MulllnIx IL visiting
Mrs Thompson. OF this place.
Rev. and Mrs. Harry Deale aHa
moving into Mr William chipleYa
home, on Springfield avenue
Miss ANNA Brown visited Baltimore
Saturday.
Mrs. John Dougherty. Of near
Gooksviile. Howard county. spent aef-
eral days this week With her father
Mr Asa Hepner
Mr. and Mra. Raymond FIroyld. Of
Baltimore. spent Sunday 9TH Mr.
Flroyidg father. Mr.. "A Hepner
Rev and MrH. Harry Deale visited
Baltimore this week.
The reception given by The upm=
hera OF the s. Paul Methodist EuIaz
eopal Church to the Rev. and Mr..
Harry Dealc laat Thursday night, Va
quite success Heeitationa were
rendered by Miss Lille Davis. and Mr
Harry Weer. Mr. William Forthman
played tso violin solos. and NO YerY
funny dialogues were acted by he
young girls and boys Of the church.
after which refreshments Hsre SER
ed. All spent = yery pleasant even
lng.
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llIIrunl.

! dispatch waa received this morn
Ing b Mr. Frank WarehIme. o. near
Gambler, stating that hLa broIher-in.
Law. Mr.. ]. W. Ohrum, Of Pittsburgh,
Pa. vas accidentally Killed Yester=
day afternoon; the particulars. how
ever. are not known n this time.
The remains viii be brought 10 pEoYi-
denee Methodist Protestant Church al
Gambler, where funeral services Will
be held on Saturday tomorrow af-
ternoon at ! o'clock, Hey. Carroll
Maddox officiating.
Mr.. Ohrum waa about 45 years Of
age. lie i survived by his wIfa. who
was Miss Poole. Of this county. and
by two children.
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IYanz.

Miss Lydia Wertz died At Llneboro,
Md. Saturday, April II. from : COM
plicatlon Of diseases, At the age OF
60 years.
Miss Wertz Is survived b two
brothers and four sisters, William
VERT. kentland. Indiana; Peter
OF Westminster. Nd; Mrs. Leonard
Berkheimer and Miss Amanda Wertz,
OF Iineboro; Mrs. Mary Lawson, OF
Manchester. Nd, and Mrs. John Belt,
Of Washington, d. E.
Funeral was held Wednesday. April
l6, services at the house at n. m,
Rev. Thomas s. Land Of Manchester
officiating. Interment at Binebofo.
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FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE Of HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NEIGHBORS.
MILIIERS.

Mrs. Henry K. Miller and children,
Eva and Murray, spent last Thursday
visiting her son, Charles Miller. and
family, at Baltimore.
George Hoover spent from satur-
day evening until Sunday visiting his
sister, Mrs. Carrie Ebaugh, at Han
over, Pa,
Herbert Arnold and wife, of Balti-
more, visited the latter,B parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George. DeHoff, over Sun
day.
We are very glad to note that Mrs.
Harvey Shaffer, who had the misfor-
tune of getting one of her limbs
erushd six months ago, Is now able
to rest her foot on the floor. The
limb Is not entirely healed yet but she
expects to get about the house now,
by the aid of crutehes. We hope she
will improve rapidly, that she may soon
be able to walk again.
Mrs. Isabella Bortner spent last
week visiting relatives at Hanover,
Pa.
Mrs. Jacob Zepp visited her par
ents at Hanover, Pa, last week.
Mrs. Lewis Seipp has returned to
her home here, after spending several
months among her children at Balti-
more.
There are several more new cases
of measles IN our village.
Miss Edna Rill, Of Hampstead, Yis-
tied her uncle, John Dell and family.
the past week.
David Asper and wife and Calvin
Ebaugh and wife visited George
Kerchner and family last Sunday.
Miss Emma Giller spent last week
among Baltimore relatives and
friends, -,
Mrs. Lloyd Miller. who had been i'll
with symptoms of pleurisy, is much
improved.
Miss Irena Hare. of Auburn. ILL.,,
who had been visiting here since
Christmas, expects to make her fu-
ture home here. She has employment
at the home of Mr.. A. J. Buchanan,
near here.
Mrs. Oliver Seipp, of Baltimore, is
visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs.
Seipp, near here.
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DEATHS
Wilson

Mrs. Mary Wilson, widow Of Robert
Wilson. died yesterday morning,
April 1t, at IL o'clock at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. L. Calvin Jordan,
near Gambler. Her age was 90 years.
2 months and days, and for the past
6 months she had been in helpless
condition. Besides her daughter she
Is survived by two grandsong and 2
great grandchildren. Before her
marriage she was Miss Shipley. For
over 60 years Mrs. Wilson had been
a member of Mt. Pleasant Methodist
Episcopal church.
Funeral services will be held on
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock at
Mt. Pleasant Church, Rev. o. \.
Birmingham will offlciate. F. {. Sharz
rer funeral director. The paIlbearers
will be: Messrs. II. 3. Gore. l.. 7.
Patterson. Kinsey Williams, Joseph
Parrish, Alfred Edmondson and VIII
lam Conway.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-04-18

Mrs. Sarah A. sIonoslfer died on
Sunday. April Is. II her home 2041
West North avenue. Baltimore. OF
paralysis. Ter age was 81 yeaTs,
month and = days. and she had been
\ widow for more tHan ten yeara She
was born In Carroll county but had
been living n Baltimore nearly 80
years. One sister. Mrs. Otto Bill
myer. of unI0ntown. survives. The
remains were taken 10 New Windsor
on Tuesday morning and thence to
nnionIown, where services were held
At the Bethel Church Of God by Rev. l..
+, Murray. Interment waa made In
the III Cemetery.
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Ioekard..

Mrs. Mary V. Lockard. wife of How
ard Dockard, died at her home near
Reese, on Monday, April Il. aged D
years, / month and days. Besides
her husband she is survived by the
following children: Edgar. Of Sandy
Vile; Walter, OF near this city: Mr.
Herbert Myerly, of Wariieldsburg.
and Miss Lille Lockard, at home.
Funeral services were held on We'd
neaday at l O'Clock p. m. at Pleasant
Grove Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev J. T. Marsh officiating. Inter
ment was made I'm the adjoining
cemetery. The pallbearers were
MeHsrs. I. d. Rash. Butler :. Cor
such. Noah Stoeksdale. Frederick @.
Shipley. William Tanner and Thomas
Shilling. T. c. sharrer funeral dI-
rector.
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Y,Inei,rnner.

Miss Sarah NinebreDner died sud
denly At her home. Hanover, pu.. at
1l.30 ). M, Saturday. April IL. from
Il stroke of paralysis.
Miaa Winebrenner was daughter
of the ate Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vine
brenner. prominent citizens of Han
over IN years gone By, and was born
there September Is. 1S43.
The deceased Is survived by TWO
brothers and two sisters. David ID.
Winebrenner and Miss Martha Vine
brenner. of Hanover Pa. Mr. IL.
Writ shriver. OF Union Nils, Nd,
and Il. G. WInebrenner, Of Baltimore.
Funeral took place Tuesday, april
Is. services 1t the house II p. n.
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ROCKY RIDGE.

Mr.. ]. B. ogle spent Monday IN
ThurmonI on business.
Mrs. Ira Valentine and her daugh-
ter left on Tuesday for Baltimore.
where they will reside.
Mrs. ]. Allen BETTER spent Sunday
and Monday with her parents.
Mrs. Ellen Better and daughter, Of
HagerstoHn, returned home on Vat
urday from a visit to hrs. Katie Belt
Ter and family.
Miss Mildred Diggs, Of Emmltsburg.
visited friends here on Saturday.
Miss Nay StuIl returned on Sunday
after spending week With her aunt.
Mrs. Howard Smith.