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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
Odds and Ends From the Wire
SENATOR Is CoLLARLEss
Makes Calls in Comfort Till Embarrussc
Hint Mt tppearancc

Washington July 29-"Prctty hot to-day"
observed Senator Thornton as he boarded an
elevator at the Capitol.
Yes. replied the conductor. but see
you are going the limit In trying to be COM
Portable
liow is that" inquired the Senator, with
an uneasy tremor in his voice.
Without voicing his Views the conductor
pointed at the Senator'S neck and Mr. Thorn
ton grabbed IT with both hands
Senator Thornton did even have z
transparent collar or necktie. He had
neglected putting them on until the last
minute because OF the excessive heat and
then started without them
Brushing primroses." exclaimed the San
ator. and l have been out making depart
mental calls. just left Postmaster General
Burieson. - 49, 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
Lightning Does Heavy Damage

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Winchester. Va, July 2e.-During q
,e'ilhc electrical storm last night
hEhthing at Reliance destroyed Sam
uel Hinkcr's barn and contents. killed
George i'ranncr's driving horse near
Winchester paralyzcd lighting and
telephone service for some time. and
hooded streets High winds twisted
Oh scores of large trees. Lightning
strucN tree near the cavalry camp
and knocked down and rendered I'M
conscious party OF young people.
many OF whom still feel the effects
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30

n.
Winchester. Va. July 29-Mrs. Ada
Arlena Frenkel aged forty-three. wife
OF Leo Frenkel. formerly OF Balti-
more, and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John f. Copp of Frederick County
died here to-day from heart disease
Her husband. parents, two sisters and
TWO brothers. one of the latter being
Rev. Zed Copp. survive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
JAHLER LOCKED IN CELL.
AND PRISONERS ESCAPE.
[speclnl ID The Tlmes. pisna1chl

Especial TO The Times dispatch
Chester Va, July 29.-When Taller
~ II CoSbill went into the jail last
evening at Chesterfield Courthouse two
of the prisoners. supposed to be trus-
ties locked him in and escaped One
was a negro girl who had been serv-
ing in Chester family and was jailed
for stealing from the home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
TRIES SUICIDE CELL. ~.
shore Raid Witness Dcspondcnt over His

Atlantic city July 2s.-Two unsuccessful
attempts at suicide were made 10y Asher
''"stH4 IN the city Jail where he T. held
AS witness following raids by tho noii..
saturday night on three alleged disorderlv
houses. Two others arrested with him we're
anu Gaskill became Ccspondent Whom 80,
p''Ieu 10 return to cell No. IL. shortly after
M"'ns the turmkey's attention was attract ed
round the prisoner hanging Low his necL,ie
rom the oars He WAS cut down and within
u nun n"ur was again discovered hanging bv
jacket. " ''i"'' :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
AID cupID's LONGEST SHOT.
Starts Allentown Widow 1000 Miles to
We'd Rnncher.

Allentown Pa, July 29.-Mrs. Theresa
Patterson a handsome thirty-year old widow
OF this city. began journey OF 5000 miles
across the Continent To become the bride OF
Charles p. Smart Il wealthy rancher OF Los
Molinas Cal. after romantic courtship by
mail.
Some weeks ago Mrs. Patterson read
Smart's advertisement for wife and AT
once opened up correspondents and eN-
changed photographs. Clergymen In Los
Moiinas and Allentown gave each a clean
bill. and Smart sent on ticket funds FOR his
prospective bride and her ninc-year old
daughter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
Favor Enabling Act.

ESPECIAL 20 The Times Dispatch.
Harrisonburg. Va. July 29.-George
+. keezell and DR.. c. II. Rolston. can
for the legislature. both announce
themselves in favor of an enabling act
to allow the people OF Virginia to vote
not so definite He favors a refercn-
dum whenever practica bic, but does not
say whether he thinks the enabling
act Is practicable or not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
WnIter Rnn.Ininh

Hampton. Va. July 29.-Walter Ran
dolph. twenty-cight years Old asher
of the Hotel Chamberlin. Old Point,
died in the Elizabeth Buxton Hospital
this afternoon OF typhoid fever. He
was the son OF William Fl. Randolph,
OF Lenoir. Ne c. The~remains were
taken to Lenoir for burial tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
Only Ono Arrest

Walter Clyborn was arrested yes
terdaH afternoon by officer j. B. West
colt on 4 warrant sworn out nv {; W
thompson, charging him with being
drunk and disorderly in the latters
saloon.
Things were unusually quiet in po-
lice circles yesterday. there being only
one arrest made. There was no docket
in Police Court, Part H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
Camp Fire Girls to Meet.

meeting OF the Powhatan Camp
fire Girls will be held Friday night
AT the home Of their guardian. Mrs. j.
i. DECK Another group of the girls
VIII meet saturday night. 1t is planned
TO have some form OF entertainment
Tor the purpose of raising funds to
ouE ceremonial costumes. and this will
be discussed at the meeting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
LUNCH FROM SILVER CHART.

Newport July "a miniature lunch wae-
onette Tor use In the home. device by
which many steps will be saved FOR the
housewife who has few friends drop in on
ner unexpectedly Id the invention OF Mrs
James }. Brown, OF Denver who arrived
here recently from abroad and is al III. clnh
cottage for the season.
Mrs Brown Is having one OF the lt,I.
wusohs nuiit Tor her in Germany. /, is 10
nave silver body With wheels so that IL
can be pushed about. 1t will be small
, So'iio'hH'ion or pantry. refrigerator, side
board and electric cooker
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
HAVE START THROUGH EARTH.
Well Upstate Has Reached Depth of


Kane, Pa, July 29.-Thc test well being
drilled by the Bradford Deep Well Company
closed down might for repairs with tho
drill at q depth of 5.6io feet. The formation
Is much coarser and is getting little lighter.
The sand looks much like the bottom shell
or the red formation. and the drilers are
OF the opinion that they will strike oil or
gas before many more days OF drilling.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
New Sidewalk for Seventh Street.

new brick sidewalk has been laid
on seventh Street. between Hull and
cambridge. The old walkway. which
was sunken almost to the street level
and served as n gutter during rains
has been the cause of much complaint
Work on the paving OF Eighth Street
is progressing rapidly. IL is expected
that the thoroushfare will be opened
for traffic shortly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
NEW DRINKING BASIN
Sanitary Fountains and Drainage In
stnlIcd nj Forest NIIl Pnrk Sunday.

Persons who come 10 Quench their
thirst from the Forest Hill springs MAY
now have no further qualms of swal-
lowing small army OF microbes with
the danger OF a disease infection. or OF
gu!pinG down a young toad or minnow
which might chance to float into the
dipper The clear water of the park
which is said TO have mineral proper
ties. has been made absolutely sani-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
LIGHTNING lights GAS.
Ncighbors Save Home of Absent Family from
>criou, DumnEr

Mount Holly. y. j.. July .9.-Breakinc
down Il door and rushing into the house or
Joseph Cross after 1t had been struck by
lightning. nsiEhbors saved the property from
serious damage by fire. The lightning had
followed gas pipe 10 the lower floor melted
chandelier and ignited the gas. The hugh
hh!nc tnat shot out was seen by neigh bors
whose prompt action in shutting of the Eas
IN thH cellar prevented fire. The Cross
family Is summcring AZ Seaside Park
ieter Butler. married man. employed on
Il farm at Nincentown while proc.cdinr ~
me nouso during the storm. was Instantly
killed. by lightning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
HOLIDAY EXERCISE KILLS.
Man Who Cast Shovel Of Coal Into


Trevorton. Pa. July 29-"Let me show you
how to throw coal the IRE remarked
Joseph Straub. ps he walked into the boiler
room OF the North Franklin colliery, and
taking II shovel from the fireman faced the
frehoN. He said ha wanted to work just to
exercise himself.
After casting shovefu! into the boiler
he dropped dead from heart failure.
Soon after Simon Newsletter fell dead in
his yard from heart disease
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30

w. D. Duke. president Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, stated yes
terday that a meeting OF the board
of directors of the institution will he
held either Friday or Saturday OF this
week to consider the petition which
has been submitted to them. calling
for an investigation OF the conduct OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
MgMzWLazyqm7y


1enth street. terminating near Main
ana crossing all railway tracks and
yards overhead between that point and
Sem'ncs street the southern terminus.
and after careful survey and study Of
traffic conditions. that the relative
value of the Ninth and Tenth Street
routes, or route AT or near Laurel
street. be determined"
The cornmittee's recommendations
were ordered By the board referred TO
the City Engineer for consideration
and report.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
DEATHS

TALIAFERRO.-Dicd. AT ! o'clock Mon
day morning. July IS, 1913. at
Mamaroneck. n Y, ELIZABETH.
aged fourteen. eldest daughter of
William NJ. and Louise Brander Italia :
ferro, of 100 North Fourth Street.
Funeral from Grace Episcopal
Church (THIS Wednesday, MORN
ING. July 80. at IL o'clock. Inter-
ment in Hollywood
SCLATER.-Dicd. at her home. Mt
Ferriday. La. July %. 1913 MRS.
EMILY Redo SCLATER. wife of r..
Il. Sclater and daughter of Mr.. Samuel
II. Goulding, of Henrico County. Va.
Mrs. Sclater leaves a large family
and host of friends to mourn their
loss.
Funeral took place at Ferriday. La.
GIANNOTTL-Died. Tuesday morning
In Dixie Hospital. Phocbus. Va,
ALICE GIANNOTTI thirty three
years old. wife of Joseph Giannotti.
Funeral TO-DAY ut 3 o'clock at
residence Of brother in law. 400 $.
Linden Street. Burial In Mount Call
vary Cemetery.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-28
WEST VERNON

Mrs. VIM. Woods and children spent
Saturday night with Cresco relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Sebastian anc
Cora Sebastian spent Sunday at the
Joe Burnickel home.
Irene Martin of Ricev;lle spent Fri
day night at the Henry Wilson home
Glad to note that Roy Wilson il a
bout again.
Mrs. F. Miller and Joseph Montague
spent Saturday night with Mrs. j. G
Glass of Cresco.
VIM Slifka called on his brother
Mike and Frank, Tuesday.
sCharles Fish is the proud possessor Of
fine driving horse.
Sorry to say Frank Lickteig got
hurt Monday as his team ran away
from him.
Chas Refs and Chas Fish and Frank
Miller were business callers at the E.
M. Eldridge home Tuesday.
There was no school in dist No. l,
Vernon Springs, Monday, as Miss Black
was on the sick list
Mrs VIM. Coughlin spent Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Mayme Miller.
Cora Sebastian spent Saturday with
Cresco friends.
Miss Leslie Sebastian spent Tuesday
afternoon with her mother, Mrs. +.
Bouska. .. 49,.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-28
ALBION.

The school in the Darrow district
commenced Monday, with Miss Philips
of Bonair as teacher; also in Albion
with Miss Costello as teacher.
Sorry to note that Miss Laura Beck
er is again afflicted with rheumatism
at the home of her parents. Her many
friends hope to hear Of her speedy re-
covery.
John Livingston and wife are visit
ing relatives in Wis.
Glad to note that Herbert Keune is
reported some better.
H. E. E.. Wells accompanied the
first degree team of Cresco lodge, l. o.
O. F. to McGregor Tuesday evening.
Lyle Noble of Cresco is spending his
Easter vacation at the home of his
aunt, Mrs. Elnora Richards.
Mrs C. A. Wells and son Orsen,
returned Thursday from their visit at
Woodbine.
The Ladies Aid at the Stevens home
is reported rousing success, socially
and financially.
Martha Becker came from Fayette
Wednesday of last week to spend her
vacation with her parents.
Mrs. Stella Cook and daughters spent
several days at the N. c. Peckham
home recently.
Bordie McVette is spending a few
days at the hone of his aunt, Mrs. c.
A. Holcomb.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-28

Anil Bigalk from near Plymouth
Rock, is visiting at the home of his
uncle, Lewis Milbreth
Phil De Grave spent Sunday after.
noon at the home of Richard Kruger.
Ferdinand Walter made a trip to
Cresco Monday.
Richard Kruger helped his brother
Alfred haul some lumber Monday.
W. T. Bigalk, Freddie Bigalk, Phil
De Grave, Sterling Huntington and
| Otto HalWeg were Cresco callers Sat-
urday.
Phil Hayes came home from De-
corah Friday, and returned Sunday.
John Riggs was mail carrier in this !.
neck of the woods one day last week.
VIM. kach split cord wood for Phil
De Grave one day last week.
Freddie Bigalk was caller at Otto
Halweg's Thursday evening.
Herbert and Alfred Milbreth, and
Anil Bigalk spent Sunday evening at
Din McGee's.
Hugo Walter went to Paul Bigalk's
Sunday and returned home Monday.
Marie Milbreth did some sewing for
Mrs. W. 7. Bigalk, one day last week.
Mrs. Fred Bigalk was Cresco shop
per Monday.
Frank Farrell went to Bluffton We'd
nesday.
Clare and Vera Kruger called on
Melinda De Grave Sunday afternoon.
SARATOGA
Bert Miles delivered his team to
Elma last Friday.
Miss Winnie Sigler came home from
Riceville last Wednesday. Il
Leon Linda has hired out to Jesse
Miles for this season.
Mr.. Vail, of Nevada, Iowa, visited
his son, Abby and family last week.
E. H. Schahn delivered a. horse to
Ricevile last Monday.
Grandpa Roman has purchased new
Columbia photograph.
Tommy Kakac spent few days at
home, returning to Dubuque Wednes-
day.
Olive Moulton, of Montana, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Joe Enos.
Victor Kakac came out from Cresco
Sunday, to spend few days with his
cousin Tommy. AZ
Mrs. E. Erbe and daughters: Miss
Elsie Kakac, Elsie and Libbie Moses,
spent a pleasant evening at the Jesse
Miles home. Saturday evening.
Leon Linda went to Dubuque last
week to visit relatives.
Z Clark Miles returned to West Con-
cord, Mimi, after a visit with rela-
tives here.
Mrs. Will Bohnman is improving,
after long illness.
Miss Hazel Foss spent a few days at
DEBORAH, returning home Wednesday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-28
SOUTH ORLEANS.

Misses Tomena and Hanna Hovey
went to DEBORAH, Saturday.
Misses Alma Benson and Olena How
ey returned from the V. N. college for
a weeks vacation with home folks.
Miss Clara Hovey is still on the sick
list. .
Miss Marie Benson, who is working
at the millinery trade, spent Sunday
with home folks. -.
Lyle Gleisner visited with Olaf Ben
son, from Tuesday evening till Wednes-
day.
Ed Gerber called at Geo. Benson's,
Sunday.
Lyle Gleisner called at Tom Hovey's,
last Wednesday. ...
Ole Hovey and Sally Christianson
were shopping in Cresco, last Saturday.
LYLE Gfeisner was calling on his old
friends in Orleans, last week.
A FARMER Boy.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-28
OTTER CREEK CLIPPING.

Easter services were held in all our
churches, last Sunday. Despite the
bad roads and uncomfortable day fair
congregation were assembled.
Fritz Ramseyer and Miss Pauline,
who have been sojourning in Switzer-
land for a few months, started for this
country the Goth inst. and will arrive
here about the first of April.
A number of our musical talented
people expect to go to Protivin next
Sunday to hear the world famous Jaro-
slav Kocian give recital on his violin.
Tbeo. Kratz, with the assistance of
some of his neighbors, has been saving
some of the wood that he's been cut.
ting down during the winter
Winfield Kratz sold bunch of cattle
to our local buyers, last week, while
the prices were right.
Our town can now boast of veteri.
nary surgeon in the person of DR.. C.
H. Moore. This will make it con
venient for those who have sick stock
in the future.
| Theo. Kratz, with some of the help
of his neighbors, sold five loads of hogs
last week one day to local buyers. A
handsome sum was realized from them.
Mrs. Louis Walter, of Golden Ridge,
| Howard County, visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Kratz, for a num-
Der of days, returning home the first
of the week. .... .4
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank kostohryz were
the recipients of a musical entertain
ment given by a Charivari party at
their home, one evening last week.
The crowd was handsomely entertained
and the participants all enjoyed them
selves greatly.
Win. Kratz marketed burch of fine
cattle, one day last week, to local buy
ers. e
Our teachers are at DEBORAH, this
week. attending the annual feast of
'good things" in consequence, our
schools are all closed, and the young
sters are enjoying themselves greatly.
Charley Goocher is going to work for
Win. Kratz, during the coming season.
La grippe, colds, etc. are decreasing
among US as warmer weather
approaches.
Rev. E. F. Kurtz, of Cresco. preach
ed his farewell sermon in the Evan
gelical church here last Sunday morn.
ing. He leaves for conference at Ack-
ley. the fore part of next week, and
expects to receive a different charge
for next year. Rev. and Mrs. Kurtz
will be greatly missed here by the
members of their congregation; during
their short time among us they made
many friends.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-28
CHESTER.

Mrs. Ed Capper entertained the
Young Ladies' Club of Chester recently
w. C. Jones and wife of Lime Springs
were visiting at the Owen Jones home
Thursday.
Magnus Leslie is having a severe
time with rheum atism, not being able
to leave hi. home.
Will Breedlove and wife arrived or
the Thursday evening train. They now
expect to remain in Chester.
Hans Moen and his crew have beer
doing the plumbing at W. w. Cray S
new home.
John Scharnweber was Cresco cal
Ter Thursday.
V. ]. McWilliams has purchased a
Mitz automobile. lisa dandy.
Mr.. Grabau of Bonair was in Chester
Saturday.
Chester Mite Society held market
in Capper's store Saturday.
John Bratrud returned from Mahno.
men today and is visitor at the T.
C. Bratrud home.
Mrs. Wilhelm is going to Dakota tc
lime with her sons.
Rev. Casper's daughter Lois, is HON
from Fayette to spend Sunday.
Frank and j. P. Malloy are both
sick with measles s.a
Win Cray is home from Fayette.
Mrs. W. J. Graham and the children
are very sick with measels.
A letter was received from A. H
Palmer of Los Angeles, Calf, stating
groceries wit few exceptions, ar,
sold cheaper than here; garden stuff
planted Jan. 1st, is about ready fol
the table.
Miss Alma Bratrud is home from
Minneapolis for a short stay.
Jerome Roper had wood savers
Tuesday. -.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-28
LOURDES.

| LOURDES.
John Guyette, wife and babe left fol
Cresco Sunday afternoon.
TIL mas Soukup was seen at Lonrdes
Sunday, after long absence.
Frank Nibaur and family called at
the ONE of Vincent Kubik, Sunday
Mamie Marshek was seen at Lourdes
Sunday. ~. E.-. r.
Margaret Urban returned home from
Cresco, Monday.
Francis Biwer and Lis aunt, Mrs.
Mclaughlin, departed for Dakota Mon
day.
Milo Low called on Jack Norton Sun
day.
Abbie Conry left for Mitchell, S. D. /,
Tuesday to take care of her sister,
Mrs. Frank Barnes during her illness.
Johnny Marshek called on Pat Wal
dron Sunday afternoon.
Edward Nibaur was Cresco caller
Saturday.
Abbie and Verona Conry called on
Elizabeth Flaherty Sunday.
Leona Diece returned from Ca1mar
Friday, where she spent a couple OF
months with relatives.
Joe Nibaur and wife called at the
Walker home Sunday afternoon.
Elizabeth Flaherty called on Della
Comfy Thursday evening".
Lou Urban and Anton Nibaur were
seen at Lourdes Friday.
Mary Dushek returned from Elma
Saturday.
Pete Milota attended church at
Lourdes Sunday
Joseph Shimek, Jr., was seen at
Lourdes Friday.
Anna Zobeck called at Malone's Sun
day.
Elizabeth Flaherty and Della Comfy
| called at the Walker home Saturday
evening.
Peter Kovarik was seen at Lourdes
Wednesday.
j.. W. Nibaur returned home Mon.
| day evening, after few days visit
| with his uncle.
John Vokaty and his lldy friend, left
for Milwaukee Monday.
Anna Zobeck called at the Urban
home Saturday.
Anna Dushek was seen at Lourdes
Sunday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Kubik
daughter.
Mike Haskovec called at the jim
Dushek home Sunday afternoon.
Francis Dushek attended the party
at the Jim Hruska home at Elma Sun
day.
Mrs. Noonan and Nellie Holland
were Elma callers one day last week.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-28
TWIN VILLAGES

Herman Se1fling and family spent
Tuesday with his mother, Mrs. S. J.
Serfing. @'e&a
Henry Klomps was Twin Village
caller last Tuesday.
Mrs. lessen called on Clara Dell
Wickham last Wednesday,.
Ethel Nelson spent a few days last
week with her grandma, Mrs. M.
Henry.
Otto Serhing called at John Roberts
last Tuesday. ~.
George Michel and son, Stanley were
! Twin Village callers last Thursday.
Esther Copeman is spending few
days with her brother Arthur.
Carl Martin was caller at the Ar
thur Copeman home last Sunday even.
ing.
Esther Copeman took supper at Rob-
ert Crowell's last Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Mandelko, and Mrs.
Kramer called on Mrs. VIM. Bigalk
last Tuesday. 49,.
Ed. and Gustav Knuth were Cresco
callers last Wednesday.
Mrs Geo. Brink called on Mrs.
Kramer last Wednesday afternoon.
Harry Serhing left for Dakota last
Tuesday.
Will Henry was seen on our streets
last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Bigalk.were
seen going north last Wednesday.
Frank Henry visited at the Will
Henry home few days last week,
Jessie Bronner called on Mrs. S. j..
Serhing last Thursday. j.
Walter Wentworth and wife and
daughters, Wilma and Edith called on
Mr.. Adams and wife last Thursday
evening. $751;. 49,. -
Harry Wentworth, of Cresco was
seen on our streets last Friday.
Clara Dell Wickham took dinner
with Jessie Bronner last Friday. rs
VIM Wolfe was Twin Village cal
Ter last Friday. -.....
Charlie Gates and family have left
our village TO go to Cedar Rapids, Ia. I,
! where they expect to make their fu-
ture home.
Albert Ludwig and Heman Brink
were Cresco callers last Friday.
Mary Lewis called at Arthur Cope
mans last Thursday evening.