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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-04-03

When take into consideration that in considerable
portion of the country farms $3.50 5000 and that
in other large portions the farmers out large amounts for
purchased fertilizer and irrigation labor and expense the
of nearly five bushels per upper Wisconsin the
average of the United States speaks strongly for the fertility OF
undeveoped counties And when consider too that in
many Of these Wisconsin counties the farmers just start
ing and that of them had stumps TO contend WITH the
situation still striking As farm lands valued in
the older states this yield difference in land
value upper Wisconsin the of the United States
sufficient TO clear the lands of brush and stumps.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-04-03
WISCONSIN COMPARED WITH SOUTHEASTERN STATES.
Figures Showing Average Yields Per Acre
Amount Expended for Purchased Fertilizer.


1902 500 cent in Wisconsin, and increased In each of the above
follows Virginia 1873 Carolina 1913
Carolina, 2373 Georgia. 1913
Newport daily independent., 1913-07-31
60 90 90 90 %
HERE AND THERE.
Go 90 90 90 %

Miss Nora Cowan of Bates
vile is, the guest Of Miss Thad-
ees Kinman
Will Campbell left yesterday
for his home at Mariana, after
a visit to his parents here.
Mrs. j. P. Duck, who has
been very sick, we are glad to
learn is some better.
w. H. McHale came up from
Bald Knob this morning and is
spending the day in our city.
New line Of Bibles and Testa-
ments just received at I. D.
Prices. 76btf
Miss Marie Kaiser left this
morning for her home at Lin
coin, Mo. to spend her vacation.
Mrs. Lon L. Campbell and lit
tie daughter, Hazel Barton, are
expected home tomorrow even
ing from Hope,
Newport daily independent., 1913-07-31

G. w. Muirhead was up from
Auvergne today.
All south bound trains were
delayed several hours this morn
ing from a wreck on the Missou-
ri Division.
Mrs. Grant Minton and little
daughter, Mary Sue, will leave
soon for Canada to spend several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Dean and
children have returned from a
weeks trip up White river on
Mr.. Deans boat.
Newport daily independent., 1913-07-31
SWIFTON.

Baptist revival still in pro-
gress There have been several
accessions to date.
Judge Coe was among the
many Tuckerman visitors at the
picnic here last Thursday.
Mr.. Mosby of Batesville came
over Monday and went out to
his farm.
j. w. Nicholson had business
in Newport Tuesday.
Swifton fans had the privilege
of witnessing the best ball game
of the season last Thursday,
when Swifton and Cash boys
crossed bats. The game was
classy from start to finish. Swift
ton won out with a score 5 to 3.
E. t. Casl1ion went to Newport
Wednesday.
The Methodist revival will be-
gin here Sunday. Rev. Wilcox
en- of Jonesboro will assist Bro.
McCaffery in the meeting.
Some good rains around this
week. but in the immediate |
neighborhood of Swifton it is
still very dry.
Little Veda Lane has been
quite sick this week. For a time |
her life was despaired of.
Mrs. w. T. Altman has been
on the sick list this week.
Misses Lottie and Lily Half
acre are visiting relatives here
this week.
Judge Scarborough of Newport !
was one Of the speakers at the !
|. 0. Q. +. picnic here Thursday. |
Miss Beulah Nicholson began
her work as assistant teacher at |
the Bridge School House last |
Monday and Miss Pearl Hawley |
as assistant at Postum Trot.
Mr.. Milligan Of Sharp county, !
a brother of A. J. Shell, was Wis
iting relatives here the first of |
the week.
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Marriage License.

John w. Bailey and Ollie Van
diver, both of 1uckerman.
S. r. Pierce, Tuckerman and
Lavina Henley of Cave City.
LESSEE Names and Mrs. Myrtle
Lowder, both of Nettletc
Andy Williamson and Mrs.
Ellen Honey, both of Remmel.
Charles Allen and Minnie Dun
can, both of Newark.
James Gordon and Savannah
Shaver, colored, both of New
port.
Richard Miller and Ora Lee
Smothers, both of Pennington.
w. M. Pierce and Bessie Har-
per, both of Fitzhugh.
Sam w. LATE and Bessie Capps,
both of Step Rock.
James H. Adams and Mrs.
Hester E. Foust, both Of Swift
ton.
Newport daily independent., 1913-07-31
JacksOn's Official Vote.

The official vote of Jackson
County for the special election
of July %, as canvassed and re
turned to the secretary Of state
gave Hays SOP votes as c0mpar-
ed with 517 for his three oppon-
ents who ran in the following
order: Myers, Murphy and
Weber.
Newport daily independent., 1913-07-31
500 Reward, 500.

The readers Of this Naper viii be pleased 10 learn
chat there II vt least dreaded disease that science
mas been abe < cure In all its stages. and that s
IAtarrh Halls Catarrh Cure Is the only posttige
cure now Known to the medical fraternity Catarrh
being constitutional disease, requires eonsttu-
senal treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ernally acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. thereby destroying the
toudatos OF the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution and assist
ing nature in doing Its work The pro- vetors havs
~ much faith in IT'S curative powers that they oet
one Hundred Dollars for any case that IL fat" Z
cure. Send Tor list Of testimonials
AddreSs r. }. CHENEN 4 co. Toledo o.
Sold by all DruscistS, 7Sc.
TaSe halks Tenlq Pals for consttnatca
Newport daily independent., 1913-07-31

/ Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. B. Steele
of Harrisburg were guests in
our city last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Wade of
Bigelow were guests at the Ha-
eel hotel last night.
Bruce Brannon returned home
to Walnut Ridge last evening
after a weeks visit here.
Clyce Jones went to Searcy
last night to see his little son,
who arrived at the home of the
little fellows grandfather, DR..
Jones of that city, the mother
having been there for several
weeks.
Miss Margaret Baker left this
afternoon for Helena and Mem
phis for several weeks visit to
friends.
Miss Mae Dutlinger, who has
been the guest of Miss Mamie
Paul left on No. 3 yesterday for
her home at Little Rock.
Mrs. E. L. Watson and Mrs.
Julia Harrington of Batesville
arrived home yesterday from a
three weeks stay in Georgia.
Postmaster J. w. Grubbs re-
turned this morning from Heber
Springs, where he has been for
some time.
Don't Spoil Your Clothes. Use
Red Cross Ball Blue and keep
them white as snow. All gro
GERS, 5 cents a package.
Miss Jewell Daniel will leave
on No. 3 for Texarkana to visit
her father and from there will
go to Louisiana to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Brent Daniel.
Misses Myrtle and Louise
Kitchens of Helena are expected
in a few days to visit their
aunt, Mrs. John T. Umsted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ellis
have returned from three
weeks visit to their mother at
Sulphur Rock.
The colored Woodmen of the
World are making preparations
to celebrate the Fourth Annual
Encampment in this city the 26
to % of August.
Rev. J. F. Mckenzie and fam
lily left on No. 8 this afternoon
for their new home at Bartlett,
Texas, where Mr.. Mckenzie has
accepted a call to the Presbyte-
rian church of that city. Mr..
Mckenzie and his estirnable
family will be greatly missed by
their many friends here, several
of whom accompanied them to
the train.
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WEDDINGS
IHIsRIIn.

The marriage Of NIHH Henrietta
H0on. daughter oI Mr. and hrs. Il.
scott Hoop oI Westminster. II Mr.
Homer Lee TsIKE. Of THIgEtoHn. nd.
saa HolsmnIzed Thursday. IT o'clock
IN The afternoon n the home Of the
erIde.H parents N Weat main street.
The ceremony Va performed b
Hey. DT. .. l. Greenfield. The home
~ beautifully decorated Slth palms.
fern and ehryEanIhemuma.
The bride HaH anarmInEIY EoHued
IN white crepe de chime. trimmed With
ehanIIlla Iaes. Ter feII Naa nI fnlle
arranged n cap effect Nth : wreath
Of orange blossoms. aud she carried =
shower bouquet Of Bride roses. Ter
only jewels were : crescent Of pearls.
the eft Of the groom.
Little MIas Helen HoYer Myers acted
- flower gITI aud wore = dainty froek
n mbroIdeTed-muIle aud Iaes and
carried = bouquet Of lille Of the wi
IeY.
The wedding march vas played b.
MIaH Elizabeth Virginia Perkins. Of
EIkIon. Id.
! reception followed the ceremony
after which the bride and groom
started south IN their wedding trip.
They vi make their home temper
arIly N Hampstead. where the groom
i State Road Inspector Later they
expect 10 I've n Baltimore.
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AE-z<Tzz
HZAHHo
Fowler

William I Fowler died n HI real
dsnee On tn Hook TOAD. naaf IhIa
eIIy. n ) o'clock yesterday morning.
after n IIlnsHa Of about 81 HeskH
from typhoid fever lis aEH ~ =
years. 5 months md / day
MF. Fowler - = On Of Iha Int
Andrew Fowler. u IhIH eIIY. He for
marIY conducted : successful rsHIau=
ranI where The poHIoIlIee building mo-
HIaHdH. h ~ fsTI popular aud made
many warm friends throughout The
county. IIe l. survived n \ brother
and four sisters. II living N this sIIy.
Charles 7. Fowler. MrH. H. nIley
MYefH. MrH. Helen Await. Mrz. THeo=
dore Taylor nd Mia Josephine
Fowler.
Funeral services II b held II
morrow morning II ; o'clock n II
Johns Catholic Church. Haf. J. :.
MaIIon officiating IT. FoHIeT.z
nenhesH III b hIs nalIheafeTH
Funeral director. :. Z. sharraT
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IT. +

ATz. Annie I'll Paine LeEK. HIfe IF
II George !. Leg. : miller. aI nsaT
InHHTea. died rather suddenly IaHI
nIEhf ahoaI 30 o'clock after N IL
nsHH If about Ihree weeks which. haHz
aYsT. - noI considered of > serious
nature b The members 81 her family.
II and NfH. Leg formerly lived Tor
number II YeaF. IN InIH sIIY, where
Mr.. Leg hnH several relatives and
NAM friends besides her husband
.as i survived b to children. Mr.
William !. CrabhH. n HaKerHI0Hn. and
MT Harry Leg. of Baltimore Also
b one ETandehI.d. Ilfs brothers and
one HIzIsT
MrH. Leg ~. before her marriage.
MIHa Paine. Of Virginia. aud i related
10 H0ms u he mot prominent families
IN thai State The remains VII b
taken 10 nIdEsHaY. Vest "a. tomorz
Tos morning. and InIarmsnI I'll IaEs
place At paIneiH Chapel. near bunker
III. IN Sunday. Funeral directors.
Z. :. Upton : Hon.
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.aIkasIsIua.

: very pretty but quiet wedding
was soIemnIzed Thursday afternoon
1t IHo o'clock 1t the residence Of
the brides uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Eckard. near WeaImina-
ter. when their niece, Miss Maud
Ruth Study became the bride Of Mr..
Oliver Myers Matthias, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Matthias. Of near LIIIlea-
town, p.
The house WAS very tasteIuIly dec
Grated With potted plants and ehrys-
anIhemums
The bride vas very beeomIngly at
tired n handsome gown d en-
broIdered net over white silk and
carried White ehryaanIhemumg. Her
laIIa seII Naa caught NJ With orange
blossoms.
Promptly 1t two o'clock the bridal
party entered the narIor where they
we're met By their pastor. Rey. ].
Luther Hoffman. Of Silver Hun. Hho
performed the ceremony IN front u .
large bank Of autumn leaves and
ehryaanIhemums. The wedding march
vas beautifully rendered BY Mrs. Hon.
nm. There we're no attendants ant
only the immediate friends Of tn
family we're present. They vent Il
Westminster n an automobile IN.
boarded train for Baltimore. Wash
inglon and other places Of interest.
After their wedding tour Mr. m.
Mrs. Matthias vii be n home neal
IIIIlestoHn. Pa. after November ID.
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Hra. Margaret /. foHble. wife Of
Oliver =. ToNbIe. died Of heart trouble
IasI Friday. October i. 1t her home It
Keymar. She hid been IN GOOD health
and Nas II work n her garden Hhen
ana died. Ter aEe Naa s. ysarH.
Besides her husband she i survived
b the following children. Holloway
FoNbIe. Of naIIImore; Abraham and
Pleasant ToHbIe. II Grave Hun. lem
neI Foxble. Of Pittsburgh. Pa. Walter
Fouble. Of Los Angeles. Cal: MrH.
GIariaaa !. Emmerl and Mrs. Naomi
Kelly. Of Pittsburgh. Pa. MIHH NoIa i.
FoxhIe. Of baltimore. The following
brothers and sisters also survive:
Levi Aibaugh. Of Fairfield. Nd: John
and William AIbaugh. Of Ohio. Mrs..
Lucinda Winters. and Mrs. Alice
nenner. Of Laeore. I'D.
The remains we're taken 10 Hamp-
stead on Monday evening to the home
Of Mr. Abraham EoRble. aud funeral
services we're held On Tuesday morn.
Ing N Grave Hun Methodist Episcopal
Church. ney. :. !. Mckinley oIfleIat-
Ing. The naIIhearera we're: Charles
Bowen. Charles Martin. Joshua Hare
and Leslie Martin. Funeral directors
{. :. Upton : Son.
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..llITsT'IIII.I

ReYH. :. l. Hench and ]. i. Hart
nan VII hold series Of services 1T
St Bartholomew Church. which
started On Tuesday evening. kofem=
Der !. each evening until further an
nouneed.
Visitors On Sunday At The home Of
L. n. naubengIIne were. MT. and Mr.
Jacob Martin. Of Krentlerg school
house. Theodore aud Milton nauben-
stIne. Of Hanover: Mr.. and Mra. Harry
stonesIfer. Mra. Lewis HofTheIna,
elaud kindly. Emory RaubenatIne.
Misses Cora Myers and ZELDA Stone
sifer and robert HaubenHtIne.
Corn huskIng Il about over.
Misses LoIlIe Leeae and HIIda Hawk.
MesHra. Samuel WIldagln, Roger
Leese and WIlbert Hawk spent sun
day At the home 81 William KarIehoff.
near Cherry Grove.
Clair Hoffhelna Il employed IN the
blacksmith shop Of II. i. sIonesIfer.
Mrs. Philip Ieeae Il visiting At the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. urlah WenIz.
Mrs. Harry Zumbrum has moved to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Inmhrnm. where she viii spend some
time. after which she vii I've viii
Benjamin Noble.
Emory RaubengIIne has purchased
a new chopping mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0reslua Myers anf
son, Melvin. spent Sunday IT the homs
Of Amos Sell and Fielder james. a
Hanover.
Addison MIkeaell. wife and child
GIaud kindly. wife and aon Lloyd
Rash stofIie. George " Jones. am
Howard BeehteI we're guests on sun
day At the home Of William I. KIndIg
Mr.. and Mrs. jacob slonegIfer visit
ed the homes Of John Gobrecnl an
Eli RaubenHtlne last Thursday. bot
being 50 and 81 years and making tn.
trlp On foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Leese and son
Jaeob. spent Sunday at the home D
! George ulz. 1T Hanover.
Visitors on Sunday at the home o
Josiah Knmp. aL Rock Island. we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey hump, Mr.. an
Mrs. Cornelius GobreehI and children
Flora and Sterling. Of Pine Grove
! Mr.. 0rIandua. Of Hanover: ]. ?. kumI
Of York. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles baum
| gardner and daughter, Edna. Of sIlva
Rnn.
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HAMPSTEAD.

Mis- Margaret schaeffer, Of To1son.
visited friends several days this week.
Mr.. irwin HI and family. Of HIM
over, are visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones and Mr..
WhIlmore, Of Baltimore. spent Sunday
at THE Spring Garden Hotel.
Miss Katherine scnaeffer. Of ToWHon,
spent from Friday until Monday With
Mrs Rose CoppersmiIh.
Mrs. Bessie sIoeEsdale and nephew.
William sIocEsdale. were IN BalIi-
more several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gil and son.
Russell, spent the weeks end IN For
est Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Murray we're
n Westminster this week.
The overall factory which has been
closed Tor some time, was opened
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HIS Louise brothers Surprised.

very pleasant pound surprise
party Raa given Miss Louise Brothers.
IT the home Of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs.. William Brothers. near Mexico.
On "Wednesday evening. November }.
Il Haa quite . surprise 10 the whole
family when the guests began to ar
rive about ] o'clock The evening vas
spent N playing games Of various
kinds. which we're enjoyed By all.
Refreshments Of al kinds we're served
IN abundance. after which 1t ; late
hour. al departed for their homes.
wishing Miss Louise many more
happy evenings.
Among those present we're: Mr. and
Mrs. William Brothers. Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse L. Enll and son. Leo: Mrs. :. 8.
DurkhoIder Misses Ida Grouse.
Louise Brothers. Mary Null. GeIen
GIggard. Grace Martin, Inez EIohr.
ada Hahn. Leda GIggard. Grace
Barnes. Ethel Matthias. Elizabeth
Flohr Emma Hunter, Mary Witter.
Mar. Elohr. Mary DnrKhoIder. Bessie
NiIIe. Nellie Reese. Grace Hunter.
Emma WItte. Marguerite Brothers.
Gladys Brothers. May Brothers.
MesHrs.-GroYer Little, Grover Hunter.
ERNEST afoNa. Joseph nnnnerIl Elmer
Franklin, John sehaefTer, Charles
Brehm. William nrehm. Wesley
Matthias. irwin Sizes. John Martin. Ed
ward Martin. Edgar Stem, Francis
Hunter, Harry Hunter. Harry Broth
era. Harry Stewart. Charles Hunter.
Raymond Hunter. Stewart HTohr.
Adam Foster. George Hrehm. robert
BanmgarIner. Russell Hosfelt James
Brothers. Raymond Hunter. Master
William Brothers. and many others.
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lis. MARGARET HTsnS nIuII
DIS d WEDDING T0un
H. Married October ]. u William
:. IrogE- Iunng People
Natives n Hampstead.

Taken suddenly II while On her
wedding TRIP. Mr. Margaret HYgon
GrogE. Who On October i. "a mat
Red 10 William <. GfoEE. Of Mount
Washington. died Saturday night If
he home Of her HIaIsf. MTH. wade
Champion. IT 800 ElnceIon street.
Pittsburgh. MrH. 0TaEgH death ~
caused b acute appendicitis. Ter
body HaH brought from Pittsburgh Int
Monday.
Mr. GroEg xaa native Of lamp
Hlead. where Mr. GEoEE "a also
born. They had been childhood
friends. Twelve Year, ago BIT.
GroEK HanI 10 baltimore. On October
i Mr.. GrogE married MIaa Margaret
Tyson. dauhier Of Mr. and MTa. UaYId
Tyson. IT Hampstead. The marriage
ceremony HaH performed b. lev.
Thomas 7. Brown. pastor Of the
Lutheran Church.
: wedding trip to Pittsburgh and
Washington Kaa planned. Tie couple
left Hampstead for Harrisburg On
October Ii. 1t Harrisburg Mrs.
Grogg complained Of feeling ii and
physician Haa called. Apparently
she recovered and Haa able 10 proceed
10 Pittsburgh. Several dag later she
was taken seriously III. Several mem
berg Of her family we're II her bed.
side when death came MIaa BESSIE
| Tyson and Mrs. Il. 7. Martin. %
East THenIy-Heeond street. baltimore
also vent 10 Pittsburgh.
| Twenty-Five years old. Mrs. GroEe
was one Of four sisters: Mrs. rs
Malone. Of the Hyaon sisters. h The
wife Of Dr. Edward :. Malone. Tor.
merly Of Johns Hopkins Hospital and
nov professor Of anatomy 1t The
University Of Cincinnati. Mrs. Ma.
lone vas IN Pittsburgh Wien her SIS.
ter died.
Mrs. Grogg i survived b her par.
enta. four brothers. Perry, Paul. nay.
mond and John Tyson. and three SIS.
lerH. hrs. Malone. Misses Ruth ant
Bessie Tyson.
Within 4 period Of I've years Mr
GTogg has been twice : HId0HeI. HI
first wife. Miss Smith. Of East ralII
more. died less than : year after IheIl
marriage. mr., Grogg.a home =
Mount Washington was recently IIllel
out and the couple were 70 have Re
turned 70 baltimore from their honey
moon On Sunday.
Funeral services were held On We'd
nesday 1t o'clock At the home 0
Mrs Grogg.H parents IN Hampstead
Rev Thomas Brown officiating. III
DaIlbearera we're. =. :. nelIer, IT
Frank L. Bullock. Of baltimore. II
Harry Preston. Edward DelI. preaIol
Snyder and Herbert Il Wooden. III
neral directors. z. '. Upton : Son.
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FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE Of HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR EEIGHBORs.
mII.I.EIIss.

Mrs. Clarence MeComaa and daugh-
ter, Of Baltimore. spent the past week
visiting the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George DeHoff.
Rev. Harner preached his frat ser
mon here last Sunday. There vii be
preaching Sunday evening, the 18th,
at which time revival services VII be
conducted.
Frank MendelI and wife (nee) Carrie
GettIer. Of Hanover. Pa. and David
Ebangh and wife Of GTeenmonnI. spent
Sunday at the home Of Henry L.
Miller and family.
Mrs John 2. Frank, whom Ne re-
ported last week ~ being much i'm
proved. haa been very Ill again the
past week.
The funeral of George Barber was
held Saturday from his late residence
here. interment at Black Rock Gene.
terry. and services IN the above church.
by Rev. Edward Miller. The paIIbear-
erg we're. Samuel Hare. William
Hare, Thomas Martin. John Null. John
Graf and James nohrbaugh. The de.
ceased was q carpenter for . number
of years. lie was aged IS years.
months. 1 widow and Two daughters
Mrs. George Smith, and Mrs. Harr,
Brilliant. survive.
The following visited Mr.. aud Mrs
William Hoefeld last Sunday: David ]
Brown and wife. Simon GIggard ant
wife. of Cranberry; Henry HosfeIt
and wife. Of Mexico; Mrs. John Graf
Mrs. John Rinenart, Misses Cor
Smith. HIlda Graf, Mamie Wink, LIZ
zIe Graf. Myrl RInehart; Mesgrs. Pres
ton and Lawrence Miller, EdWars
Graf, Horace Smith. Curtis and Alder
Graf.
Mrs. George Kerehner spent seYera
days the past week among relative
n Baltimore.
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gain on Monday b. Mr. !. Merry

again On Monday b Mr. !. Merry
mnu.
Mrs. y. 1. 1roKg. formerly Ms
Margaret Tyson. Who HaH married
October l.. 1913. died IN Pittsburgh.
Pa. November 1t and Haa brought II
her home IN Hampstead aud buried
Wednesday. November bIh.
Mr. u / Wells, Of Baltimore. visit
ed HI parents this week
Miss Ieota Snyder. Of Baltimore. Il
visiting n the home Of Mr. Edward
keefer
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Patterson
we're IN Baltimore this week.
Mr.. and Mra. Samuel KeeIer and
family are visiting IN Philadelphia.
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Daniel Il. Fouhrman. the Is-mnnthH-
old Hon of Mr.. and Mra William Il.
Fouhrman. died IT hi home n
HoueEHfIile. N Tuesday nIgnt d
pneumonia. neaIdea hi parents h i
survived b one small brother aud
ona small zlaIer. Funeral services
Hare held yesterday afternoon n
stsltze.H Church. near New Freedom.
Pa. HeY. William Earhart. The pastor
officiating. assisted b. HeY. /. II. 1.
Gil. The paIbearera we're: Michael
IeIHIer. William Lyon. Hoy sIpea and
Talbot Reed. Funeral directors. Z.
Y. Upton : Son.
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Methodist Episcopal Church.

Sunday school e.lb 4. N. EpF0rtn
League 9.zb D. N. Exercises IN con
necIIon With the dedication Of the
Social Hall. Special services. Sun
day. IT 1910 =. m. aud 30 D. m. Rev.
7. {. Reynolds vii preach In the
morning and Dr.. J. Il Heekford n
the evening. Dedication Of the Hall.
Monday. November 10th. at 7.45 p. m.
Addresses BY the District anperIn-
IendenI. DR.. Watson. and BY Dr.. Il n
IIehIelIer. pastor Of Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church. Baltimore.
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Hay Robinson we're quietly married
b their pastor. ReY. John Il. Gonao.
y me parsonage 1T GarnolIIon. Id.
ne groom i a aon Of Mr.. and Mrs
Dave alonaknr. 81 this city. The bride
Il daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. DIVE
Robinson. Of near NaffIeldaburg. The
bride and groom expect 10 make their
home IN this city.
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Palmer.

Mra. Mabel l. Palmer. wife Of Har-
YeY Palmer and daughter Of Mr. and
Mr.. Charles sIoIIIer. died On Saturday.
November !. 1t her home. 90 Cox
street. Baltimore. Ter age Vas q
years. Funeral services we're held on
Sunday evening At The house y 8
o'clock. aud InIermenI Haa made n
Manchester. Carroll county. On Non
naY
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5IuunEz

Herbert Francis Young. Infant son
Of Mr. and Mrs. George z. Young. died
II their home near TaylorHyille On
Friday. October Il. aged y days. Fun
eral services we're held II The house
On Saturday afternoon BY Rey. G. ".
Cecil. InIarmanL WaH made IN Tay=
louisville Methodist Episcopal Gem
eIery. Funeral director. E. ii. Waltz.
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The man who frequently repeats
that he vii never DO . certain thing
VII invariably do i i given time
enough.
! magazine poet says: 1T Il hard
70 be poor" Perhaps i Is. but ne
always imagined t vas easy to be 3
poor magazine poet.
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William 4. Ruby died 1t Hampstead
On friday. October il, aged b yearH-
services we're held On Tues
Eay afternoon 1t o'clock 1t y South
ronnIeIon street. Baltimore.
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Christian I. MalLnaI. aged 81 years.
died 1t nlH residence n Baltimore.
Funeral took place Wednesday.