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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-08
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-08

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-22
WILD ANIMALS TO
REACH HERE ON
SEPT. 10
Tent Exhibition of High Glass
Booked for Two Perform
ances in Albuquerque.

william n. Peck. contracting agent
Tor the Al a. liarnos Wild Animal
Circus. came 90 town this morning
with the interesting announcement
that the Barnes hhoWH are 90 give
two performances IN Albuquerque on
"Wednesday. september 10Th.
with the characterisiic reilcenoc oi
circus advance man, M, PECK said
he didn't think Il necessary nt tbi,
time 10 dilate upon those incompar-
able special features which have won
the barnes show place that 81
unique among all the tent exhibit
glona now before the American puh-
lic, inter ar. Peck said. "a may BE-
stated with the utmost posiuyeness
that the narncs show viii afford the
people OF Albuquerque the amuse-
mout opportunity ~ tho year,
The Barnes Wild animal uhow has
been in Albuquerque before ana ~
remembered here ns % tent exhibition
~ tho very highest class. The nni-
mai acts carried are undoubtedly
among tie most sensational ever att
;emmrd. and every effort ~ INSIDE bf
The management 20 establish itself 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-22
CASE Of
POVERTY IN
ATRISCO
Complaint by Humane Officer
Reveals DeplOrable Condl-
ton of Aged widow of Civil
War Veteran.

The detention Of Mrs. Bernardo
Baca Of Los Ranches de Atrisco, in
police station this afternoon, on com
plant OF the Humane society, result
ed in the revelation of q case of dire
distress which should have the Inn
mediate attention Of the authorities.
Mrs. Bnoa, driving as sorry pair
Of horses as ever appeared on the
streets of Albuquerque, was taken 10
police station on complaint Of HUI
name officer Margaret Medler. The
backs of the animals were raw, one
IN particular being in such condition
that Monte Powell. of the Powell
Drug company. supplied the woman
with some medicine for the animal
free OF charge.
A the police station Distrlc, Attor-
ney Manuel H. Vigil was summoned
and questioned the woman in the
presence OF the humane officer. Mrs.
Baca Is widow. about 40 years OF
age. and told the district attorney
that she was the sole support of her
aged mother. FiliCiana Baca, &c years
of age ana helpless from rheumatism.
The elder Mrs. Bnca ~ the widow OF
an old soldier who fought CALAMITY
IN the civil war and who died some
four years ago. Mrs. Baca told the
district attorney that the family pos
seEsed no land, but that they had
permission 10 1--we In q small house iu
Atrlsco ana thar she eked out "a scan
~ living hy working wherever she
could ubt0in work she told the dis
trict attorney that the horses ana the
ancient wngon 90 which they were
hitched were the sole possessions OF
the family. She had been forced 90
come "a the CITY, she said. la order
20 procure medicine for her mother,
District Attorney vigil aent the
woman home with warming 90 wait
until the horses were better rcd ana
well before driving Them again.
Mrs. Medler explained Co Mr. VEIL
that she had no desire 10 prosecute
in a case Of this kind. bat served no.
tice that brutal drivers or those who
persist IN working docrepit animals
mipht expect vieoroua prosecution at
the hands Of the Humane society
Both tho district attorney and the
chief Of police promised hearty Coz
operation in this work.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-22
DENVER WOMAN X
CHARGED WITH
KIDNAPPING
CHILDREN
MRS. LILLIAN NEFF
DETAINED AT SANTA FE


AIRS. Lillian Neif was detained AZ
the Monttxnma hpt4l hi sauia Re thia
ne4AIns rs Captain foyHclf uf the
mounltt neilcc ia tho chhfa0 90 kid
mapping ana win b. bHaughg back %
Afbuuresate lhTE tte1nE.
The arrest was maae az the request
* Diltrict Attorney a III yigli Of tails
tIts. acting on cempiaint Ut john y.
cipft. father % tbs aAiiaren. Ac-
cordlns % the story told the district
attorney the coupie were dit0rccd m
Denver. colo, July ~, 1919. the
court awnrdine me custody % The
children. VirglnIa, aged 3, and Lucille,
aged 10, 70 tha mother. Several
months later Mrs. Neff. Il Is claimed,
Visited her former husband and IN
fofsned him that she was no longer
nble 10 provide for the children and
turned them over 10 him.
Neif brought the iitsie girls 10 Az
buanerque and ~ Octoper, 1871, mar
rled again. and has ever since cup-
llnueG to provide Tor the children.
III ~ Understood Mrs. Ncff charges
ne esale the children and took them
So San Diego.
saturday the first Mrs Neff arrived
here and asked permission a. see the
children. This was readily granted
and the mother spent considerable
time with her daughters. Yesterday
morning mnher and daughters disap-
peured They we're traced 10 Santa
ne. having made the trip 20 the capi-
ial IN an automobiie Neff complain
cd TO tho authorities and the arrest
of the mother today r. she result.
"wednesday of this week Neff flied
q complaint IN the district court ask
ing an absolute divorce from his Sec
ond wife. Ruth y. Nett alleging de-
sartion az the krounnr Tor separation.
Neff Is q paperhanRer. being employ
"a by Charles Quier.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-22
PIECE OF CAMBRIA
ONLY Clue TO
DYNAAITERS
Investigation Of New York
City Hall Bomb Mystery SO
Far Has Police at Sea; Was
No Hoax.


New York. Aug. 22.--A piece Of
briRht-col0red cambria was the prln"
cipal clue today In the investisation
81 the city hall bomb mystery. The
cambria was drapped around the
four sticks Of dynamite found yestcr-
day ln an areaway directly below
Mayor GaynOrs window.
The bomb was anything bat a
hoax. for the fuse had been lighted
and had gone out ins, before the
spark reached the detonatof An ok
plosion would have cayed Ia the side
Of the building.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-22
Senator Warren 81 Wyoming
Opens Vigorous Onslaught
on Democratic Tariff SEIZED
ule Today.
RUIN FOR
THE WOOL GROWERS
Ante EleotiOn Promises and
Party Pledges Repudiated
BY Democrats, Speaker
Asserts.

lily t.chsed Wire 20 hvcninw kzernid. l
Washington. Aug. 2e.-The free
WOOL fight IN the senate opened today
with Senator Warrior OF wyoming
leading the onslaught against the
tariff bill. Free WOOL ne described a.
"untalled for cruel aud unWise." lie
predicted ruin for wool Showers and
hish prices for mutton. Anto-eloc-
sion promises of She president and
the Democratic party, ne said. had
hcen ropudlatcd.
Senator I.aFollette introduced HIS
Substitute for the wool schedule. the
lowest ever offered By a Republican.
u proposes a duty Of rs pcr cent ad
valorem on raw wool OF the first
sradc. Raw woods or the second
grade woafd be free, His proposed
l5 per cent on first grade raw wool
rs what Yves agreed on by Democrats
on the ways and means committee be-
fore President Wilson insisted on free
raw wool
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-22
QUICK JUSTICE IS
METED OUT At
LAS VEGAS
Enterprising Young Burglar
Who Pulled off -Four Jobs
in Night Tried and Sentence
ed in SO Hours.
lIiy leased wire % Evonine ncra,d.l

Eust Las Vegas, ~ a.. Aug. ga
To commit "a robbery, bee caught, tried
and sentenced an within thlriy-sixN
hours was the fate % Albert Chaves,
~, of Pueblo. Chavos made four
hurslarits Wednesday night lie was
caught yesterday noon, given "a pre-
limlnary hearing THIS morning and
svntenoed Ia the district court this at
tcrnoon 10 from two ana % bali to
three years. Maximum penalty would
be thirty years. SO was treated
lightly bccauso OF his wife. "a Trinidad
earl who married him against her
parents wishes and in secret. three
weeks ago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-22
INSURGENTS AMENDMENT TO
CIWWFNCY BILL LOSES

Washington. Aug. 22.--The "iusur-
gent Democrats proposition 20 In
cludo IN the administration currency
bin n prohibition against interiocking
directorntes among banks was vir-
tually defeated IN tho house caucus
lite today. A motion 20 table the
administration plan 10 send the "in-
surgent" 10 the Judiciary committee
was voted down. 12a 20 60.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-22
HEAVY RAIN DELAYS
WORK OF RESCUE AT
THE RATION TUNNEL

liiy icescd Wire tO Evening Herald.
Trinidad, Colo. Aug. ga heavy
rain storm lasi night which caused
additional rock fnlls delayed rescu-
ora indefinitely in their efforts 10
recover the bodies of ", d. Stnnceh
and two othcrs caught In a cave-in
la the oid nn,on tunnel Wednesday
Coroner g. "a Bayne of Ration
hopes 90 establish the Identity OF tho
ether hodios hf means 0i % meinorah'
dum book Mat iH said Ga be- IN stan
colla clothing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-22

Des Molnos. Iowa, Aug. 22-Two-
year-old trot. half mile, purse $500,
two IN three heats; Clovordale. won;
Peter Vaughn. serond, nav Temple
ton. third Rest time ii09iA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-22

~GIiH fDGEH the only ladies' shoo dressing That
pnslufcy contains Oh. blacks AND rullsir. lndes
and ciildftlf boots and Shoes shines without rti,
biaa. csc. TRENCH GLOSS, Toe.
DANDY combination Ton rleaniaa ana nollstiss
al kinds of fnssci uI tai shoe, 1tc STAR rxe luc
"Quirh WIFI. ,ln iiquid form with apongol aulck.
u cfans nnd Uhiiens dtiy canvas Shoes. iuo u llc
.AfnO" cleaus and whilsns nuCH NUgUfH
huLDk, and CANVAS SnOkS. ln Fuund white cakes
packed % 1nr Boxes, Win sponge, inr. iu band
suuifi large humlnuE boxes, with npnuae, asc
~ lnuf dfiitF lttl fir hlud fnu nsnf ni a.
the ialrf in nisiuiH fn tHll ni iartare ghafa ild
WtlTfEMoNE nROS. a Co,
ao.20 Albany Street, Cambridge, Nasa
ne otffif dHd fnsafif Aianafai fAgr.4 h
SAGE fviifhes ~ fhf HetM
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-22
SUICIDE PROMISE IS
CARRIED OUT
Strange Man and Woman Are
Found Dead in Indianapolis
from Poison; Locked in
Each Others Arms.
LBy Teased wire N Evearne herald. /

indianapolis Aug 22.-Roy Gross
~, and an unidentified woman are
dead here today az q result of what
is believed 20 have been suicide
pact. Gross was dead when found
The woman was unconscious and died
several hours later.
Earl Priichard In whose home the
tragedy occurred, after being awak-
eEed shortly after midnight By the
odor OF poison, found The couple ly-
ing with their arms about ench other.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-22

the public mind In the most favorable
hghC
Tho street parade. which starts
promptly az 1880 on the morning of
show day, is distinct novelty and
well worth coming a long disianc
60 see.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-22
so MINERS KILLED
By FALL INTO SHAFT

iianRalore. lndla, Aug a. FIFTY
miners wero Killed today when the
cage in which they were riding In the
Myaore gold mine fell ~ the bottom
OF tho shaft
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20
DR.. ELKOUR|E ON
WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE
Will Handle Subject With
out Gloves on Sunday,
May 4

Women's suffrage will be handled with
out gloves May 4 at the People Forum
at the ~Amuse-U theatre by DR.. II. A.
tlkourie, the we'll known Syrian physician
and Birmingham booster. Dr. Elkourie
has been invited to address the forum
ON this date and to choose his own sub
ject and he announced yesterday he had
decided to discuss woman's suffrage.
Dr. Elkourie is a rabid anti-suffragette
and is very candid about saying so every
chance he gets He has taken part in
recent woman's suffrage debates and has
always come off with flying colors. lie
stated yesterday afternoon that he had
some good things to say and promised
TO make it Interesting for every one who
heard him May A. whether they We're for
or against woInan's suffrage.
THE woman's suffrage partisans are
always harping that women are as good
as men, said DR.. Elkourie yesterday.
'Of course they are as good as men:
they are better; That's why / am against
woInan's suffrage.
Il can we'll remember when few
years ago the many sweet and charming
faces one was always meeting downtown
ON the streets. Now there is a brazcn
luol1 in the eyes Of nine out of every 10
sifls | meet. They are all changed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20
MAJOR TUTW|[ERTO
HAVE SECOND TERM
Will Be First President of
Country Club to Serve
Two Years

Upon Maj. f. NJ. Tutwiler, the mem
bers of the Country club will confer
an unusual honor next month. 1t is
definitely settled that Major Tutwiler
shall succeed himself as president OF
that social institution. 1t will be the
first time in the history of the Country
club that a second term has been ten
dered- any president. That the whole
matter has been settled was announced
yesterday.
The unwritten law at the Country
club since its Organization has been
that no president serve for more than
one year However, Major Tutwiler has
been SO active in promoting the club
in various ways and has Indicated a
Willingness to continue another year
IN order TO finish some policies that the
members intend for him to stay.
E II. cabaniss is vice president and
consequently slated for election for
the presidency Mr.. cabaniss was con-
suited by some of the influential mem
bers and readily agreed that Major
Tntwiier should receive another term
While the secaond term at the Country
cruz lor the president was initiated as
compliment to Major Tutwiler it may
deVelop INTO permanent feature. 1t
mas been pointed out by some Of the
members from time to time that the
presidents fdo not have sufficient time
IN one year to complete the work of I'M
fproVmenis they originate on that ac-
count u may be possible that the sec
ond term originating with the admin
lstfanon OF Major Tutwiler will con-
tinue
The annual meeting OF the club viii
be held May 4.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20
NO HOLDUP OF
NOMINATIONS

Washington, April 19.-There will be
no general holdup of President VIII
sons nominations by Senate republic
|nns such as the democrats resorted to
/ In preventing confirmation of nearly
'lC00 appointments made by Mr.. Taft in
1.-THE closing days of his administration
\ Such policy of reprisal although
supported by several republican sena.
tors. will not have the approval of TIL,
SUBJ committee of five, appointed BY
3xhe republican patronage caucus las
week.
According to the present plan nom
nations by the President will be OBJ
5ected to by ipublicans only whel
considered purely political. Nomina
tons to offices where vacancies occur
naturally, win not be scrutinized any
more closely than has been customar,
In the past.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20

robbers who were arrested yesterday
Mrs. Elizabeth White, 26 years old
was arrested as a material witness az
ter leading detectives to the basement
and disclosing the place where the ex-
plosives and tools were concealed.
Many tobacco shops were robbed
early in the year by burglars who blew
open safes during the night. This meth
Cd of looting ceased simultaneously
with the beginning of series of day
light holdups of clerks in cigar stores.
The men arrested are charged with rob
bing clerks. The police believe the
discovery OF safe blowers tools today
will lead to the identification of the
ho1dup men as the cracksmen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20
BANQUET AT Y. M. C. A.
TUESDAY EVENING

a banquet TO be held Tuesday evening
at 7:30 in the Young Mems Christian
association banquet room will be the clos
ing feature of the membership cam
paign which was in progress the first
part of the month. The winning COM
mittees will be the guests of honor. r.
S. Munger, president of the campaign
and Fulton B. Clark, chairman, will he
among those present, the latter acting
as POSTMASTER.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20
CRACKSMEN TOOLS
FOUND BY POLICE

siycerin. drills, fuses, flashlisR IT'S and
ether tools of the crack ksmans trade
we're recovered here by tile police to-
day in the cellar Of an apartment
house where lived a woman acquainted
With the band Of alleged cigar store
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20

Public Accountants. has gone to Phila-
delpha on an extended professional visit.
Mr.. huffman has been engaged by tho
state insurance department, Of which
Cyrus Brown is chief, to conduct soma
insurance audits for the state Of Ala
bama in Philadelphia. While In the cast
Mr.. Huffman, who is largely Interested
ir the manufacture of salYar. the iocht
paint product, will endeayor to develop
that market for Salvar.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20
Given Year for Pickpocketing

Huntsville April 19.-(Special)-Wil D.
Smith and Everett Moran or Atlanta and
Birming CHAM, after having been convicted
in the city court here on charges or pick
ing pockets on the carnival grounds, have
been sentenced to 10 months at hard labor
and fined $500 each.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20

is confined In the county jail. filed
petition In tho city court for release
On heabas corpus proceedings. The
hearing came up Saturday before Judge
c. c. Nesmith, but was continued by
the state until Monday week. Judge
Nesmith fixed his bond a. $1,000 pend
ing the hearing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20
CAROLINIAN SEEKS
RELEASE FROM JAIL
F.. H. Smith, Charged With Being s
Fugitive, Files Habeas Corpus
Proceedings

Eetor II. Smith, charged with being
fugitive from justice, it being al
legged that he has violated the bank
ing laws of North Carolina, and who
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20
Huffman Goes East

Give s. Huffman. q we'll known ac-
countant of this city, who Is a promi-
nent member of the State Association OF
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-12-31
BHRlOuS?
One of Ayers Pills at bedtime just
one. Acts on the liver Gently laxative.
Sugar-coated. All vegetable.
Sold fO1- 90 years.
At Va. no-, j. @. Aver TO-.
rSN fou' b'eto'. Lowell. Mass.

ness caller Tuesday.
Mrs. John Johnson is visiting rel
atives on Canoe Ridge.
Charles Brouillet and family visit
ed relatives in town last week.
Gunder Tinderholt and family of
Ravena spent Christmas at the Egg
land home.
Charles Crawford came down from
DEBORAH Tuesday to visit home folks.
Paul Topel and family were Wau-
kon visitors Sunday.
While Joe Rosenkirch and sister,
'Tillie were driving up town Satur-
day evening their horse became
frightened and ran away, throwing
both out; both were quite badly in
jured.
Caryl Dewitt delivered seventy
five fine turkeys in Ossian Saturday
which brought the neat sum of
S164.01.
Hobert Waters is spending his va
cation with his brother, Rob. Waters
in McIntire
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Letchford re-
turned to their home in Estherville
Monday after an extended visit here
with relatives.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-12-31
FREEPORT.

Dec. 90, 1913.
Ralph Lee of DEBORAH was a
pleasant caller IN our village last
Sunday.
Mrs. John kirkland of Trent, S
ID. arrived here Saturday for visit
with her father, f.. Hallman and 9th
er friends and relatives in this vi
entity.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheggrud of Decor
all visited at the home OF their
daughter, Mrs. kirkland last Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stoskopf and
son Roger of DEBORAH visited friends
in this vicinity sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. i. c. Tyler and little
son Kermit, were up from Oelwein
and spent Christmas at the home OF
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r. Tyler
Mrs Charles Savoy and son Arthur
went to Chicago Tuesday to spend
Christmas with relatives in that city
Mrs A. X Sweitzer of Lanark, ILL.,
spent part OF last week with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Fl. Leach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Crane from near
DEBORAH attended the Christmas ex-
ercises in this place Thursday eve
ming.
School closed Wednesday until af-
ter New Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Gross have
moved from Clay Hill into the B. Ar,
neson house.
Quite number from Clay Hill
attended the Christmas exercises il
the church in this place Thursday.
Miss Cora Dickinson came home
from Postville Wednesday and |.
spending her vacation with her moth
er, Mrs. w. Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hendrickson spenr
Christmas day with their daughter
Mrs. K. Youngblood near DEBORAH.
Or. b. Harmon of DEBORAH was
professional caller in this neighbor
hood last Saturday.
Mrs. j. N. Headington of Decorai
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-12-31
BURR OAK.

Dec. 90, 1913.
A happy new year to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Headington are
much elated over Santa Claus's gift
to them A bright eyed baby boy
came to make this Xmas and many
more we hope more merry.
Mrs. Winfield Baker and son Sid
ney and two children of south of
Bluffton Sundayed with town friends.
Harry Thompson of Cedar Rapids
was greeting relatives and friends
here last week
The young folks are enjoying the
skating rink these evenings.
Will Evans of La Crosse was in our
city Monday and Tuesday.
Hank. Listen, Wedding bells will
ring in Bethel next week.
Inez Sullivan is enjoying a visit
from her cousin, Mrs. Olive Hoch of
Canton.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Reed enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. f. Perry, Miss
Hazel Briggs. Mr.. and Mrs C. n.
Masters, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Headington
and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wade and
daughters on Xmas day.
Phil Potter, wife and two children
are treasured guests at the Ben
Ward home.
Lena Bergman who has been visit
ing town friends was called to
Bluffton last week by the illness OF
her mother
Leah and Paul Roberts accompan-
led by their friend, Miss Pond. came
up from Fayette Wednesday for a
weeks visit
Mrs. Willard Peacock was taken
seriously i'll Thursday night at her
mothers. She has since been able
TO De taken home and is improving
Appendicitis is feared.
Mrs. f. d. Weldon had her child
rem and grandchildren home for
Xmas turkey.
Dell McMullen has disposed of his
cream route to Harold Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wemett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Ackerson Sundayed al
Henry Emerys.
Rev. Hatfield will hold special
meetings at the NJ f. church begin.
ing New Years day.
The young people enjoyed a par.
ty at Miss Norma Reeds, Friday eve.
ming.
Ira Kimber and family spent Xmas
at Milo Wilsies.
Misses Pond aid Roberts gave an
entertainment at Hesper Friday eve,
hing, at Bluffton Saturday evening
and will give one here tonight.
If any one picked up a baby's
blanket on the street week ago Fri
day, please leave it at the parsonage
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Paul spent
Xmas with home folks near Locust
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Johnson were
over Sunday visitors in Nordness.
Luther Reed, l.. O. Reed and Geo
Baker families OF DEBORAH ate Nina,
dinner at the keed and Hecklt
| homes
Mrs. Jno. Ward and daughters, Mr.
and Mrs. w. Leonhart, Carl Pierc,
and family, Willard Peacock anC
family, Rev. Hatfield and family. par
took OF Christmas dinner AZ tn,
Pierce and Ward home.
Elmer Kippe spent a couple of day,
last week in Amburst.
The l.. Halse, C. Nilsson. A pierre,
and G. Masters families ate Nina,
turkey with f. Masters and famil,
! in Canton.