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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-12-18
OLSON GETS
ABIC CONTRACT
Will Build Approaches to
Long Bridge
-
Contract Amounts to 81, 600.
Work Will Begin at
Once.

The special bridge committee Of
the County Board of Bayfield, county
held a meeting at Ashland last FRI
day at which time they opened bids
for the construction of the approaches
to the steel bridge ct the head of the
bsy over Fish Creek. Only two bids
were received for the work, Eben
Olson of Port Wing having the lowest,
and the contract tor the work will be
awarded to him. Mr.. Olson's bid
was for $7 900 while the other bid
was for $1,000, q difference OF
$4,000.
This job is big undertaking and
includes the filing of the approaches
to the two bridges and the leveling
of the roadway between the two
bridges. Mr.. Olson will commence
the work at once and will rush the
work to completion.
The Hennepin Bridge company Of
Minneapolis who have the contract
for putting. in the two steel bridges
have commenced the work and will
finish their part of the contract by
spring.
The cost of the bridges and the
approaches will be in excess Of
$4,000 but it will give fine road
when completed.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-12-18

Raymond Hudson injured his foot
the first of the week when he slipped
aud fell off the delivery wagon OF
Welch & Fletcher's. Raymond was
unloading feed from d car and ne
fell between the car and the wagon.
He will be laid up for few days.
Pete Hovde is taking his Place on
the delivery wagon.
Miss Mclaughlin has announced
that the Study Hour will be discon-
tiaued at the library during the
holidays.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-12-18

DR.. Joseph f. Mitchell left
last Saturday evening for
Chicago where he will. take
charge of the Gottschalk
Therapeutic Institute as pro-
prietor. This institution is for
the treatment Of all kinds Of
diseases by the improved
methods of treatment. DR..
Mitchell with his long years of
practice as q physician will be q
valuable man to head such an
institution and we bespeak for
him success.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-12-18
To be Held in. This City
on January 18th
Tax Commission to Listen to
Arguments in Which Land
raint's Removal is Sought

The hearing of the Wisconsin Tax
Commission on the resolution of the
County Board of Bayfield, County
asking the removal of William Land
raint from the office of Assessor OF
Incomes of Bayfield, county will be
held in this city on January 18th.
The date of the hearing was origin
ally set by the Tax Commission for
December 22nd at Madison but ow-
ing to the shortage of time in which
to d, epare a case the County Board
members through District Attorney
C. F. Morris of Iron River have asked
that the date and place of the hear
ing be changed and the request has
been granted by the Commission.
It will now be held at the court
house in this city on January 17th.
For some time the members of the
County Board and the Assessor ot
Incomes have not agreed as to the
values placed on property in Bayfield,
county and each year there has beer
disputes. At the meeting of the
County Board held on December Isl
a resolution was passed in which the
Tax Commission was asked to relievs
Mr.. Landraint of his duties as In
come Assessor of Bayfield, county
A certified copy of this resolution
was forwarded to the Wisconsin Ia,
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-12-18

The Red Men elected the
following officers for the en-
suing year. Sachem Nels
Ostrum, Senior Sycamore G. A.
Herring. Junior Sycamore E. A.
White, Prophet w. ]. Musolf,
Chief of Records Henry Johnson
Keeper of Wampun, Representa-.
tive to the Grand Council Frank
Skuhra w. e. Bennett alter
nate. The tribe is now holding
regular meetings on the first
and third Thursday of each
month and have organized team
and are down TO real hard work.
w. S. Lowe, deputy great
Sachem OF the Great Council
has been in the city during the
past two weeks working in the
interest of the local tribe and he
has been successful in getting q
number of the old members to
reinstate. He has also been
having good success in getting
new members.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-12-18

State Engineer +. M. Sa rgena
and Highway Commissioner
John Sundell were in the city
the first part of the week and
from here made a trip to the
northern part of the County to
inspect two bridges which have
been built on the county system
of highways. The bridges in
spected were those recently
completed by Eben Olson and
owing to the condition OF the
cement the State Engineer re-
flushed to accept the samo at
this time. Mr.. Olson claims to
have used the required amount
OF cement in the construction OF
the abutments and also on the
floor of the bridge and as soon
as the cement becomes more
firmly set the work may be &C
cepted.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-12-18

On Friday evening of this
week "Safetv Meeting" will be
conducted by the E. I. DUPONT
company at the Temple Theatre
in this city for the workmen at
the dynamite plant of the COM
pany at Barksdale and for a few
of the town people. This meet
ing will be in the nature of an
entertainment and will consist
of motion picture films, lantern
slides and an Illustrated lecture
by Mr.. A. w. Spencer of Will
mington, Delaware. Tickets
have been provided for all work
men at the plant and a few have
also been distributed about the
city to persons who will be in
terested in the meeting.
The purpose of the meeting
and entertainment is to show
the men the best methods to
employ to insure safety while
working with dynamite and it
lis expected that the meeting
will prove very beneficial.
The Dupont company is doing
everything in their power to
make work at their institutions
better and safer for their en-
ployees and they are being very
successful in their efforts.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-30
EAsrYIEtY.

The public school closed on Friday.
Efth inst, with 20 pupils IN attendance
quite number Of the pupils were
very regular In attendance and only
missed three and four days during the
school year: Hilda Mengel. ruth
Caple, Truman Beard. Harry Beard
Sterling Caple, Lester CapIe and Car.
rol Hansen made the highest aver
ages In attendance for the year. The
highest averages made in the differ
ent grades for the year we're al fol-
lows: Margie sehnaIeI. seventh
grade; Vernon Beard. sixth grade !.
vernon Brown. fifth grade: Truman
Beard' fourth grade: Lester caple.
thlrd grade; Leona Ward second
grade; Ruth Gaple. first grade. Those
who passed from the different grades
were; Hilda Mengel. Truman Beard
ana Sterling caple. from fourth TO
NTH grade; Lester caple. Kenneth
Brown and Harry Beard. from third
10 fourth grade; Leona Ward. Carroll
Hansen, James Brothers and Viola
Warehime. from second 10 third grade.
Ruth Caple, Kenneth canIe. Ethel
Glover, Willie Hoffman and Walter
ward, from first 10 second grade.
The festival held On Saturday even
ing for the benefit Of the school was
quite success and a very enjoyable
anair. Mr.. William :. Hansen With
the turning wheels made It very In
te1esting for the children and III
present, for he realized 4 nice little
sum for the school and ne appreciate
his kindness very much for the in.
terest manifested IN the little ones.
Mr.. Guy Burlington and wife of
Baltimore, visited Mrs. nuffinEton,g
cousin, Miss Elizabeth KIee, on sun
day.
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Supervisors intend TO work On our
roads this week.
MI. Nelson Lepp.s barn Il complete
and the house Is ready for the plaster
ers.
Messrs. Milton BanEert, Henry
Troxell and NJ. J. TroxeIl made a
business trip to Hanover. Pa. on Sat
urday.
Wisner's Sunday school was re-
organized Sunday. NAY 18th. for the
year by electing the following officers
President John Fliekinger. vice presi-
dent, Orestus Feeger: superintendent.
George Berwager. Greanbury Irish !:
secretaries. NJ. ]. NJ TroxeIl and
Martha Flickinger: treasurer, Ray
mond Stonesifer: managers. Mrs.
Henry Troxell, Mrs. Raymond Stone
sifer, Mrs. 0restua Feeaer. Mrs. Geo.
Berwager, Mrs. Frank Stewart. Mrs
Milton Swenk, Mrs. George Riggle
Messrs. c. w Llppy, Henry Troxell
Nelson Miller. Frank Stewart. Milton
Swenk, George Sullivan. George Rig.
gle; organlsts. Annie sHenk and
Martha Flickinger: singing leader
Jotty Furry; Deacone. Norma Crow
and Otis Stoneeifer. Sunday school
was held the first Sunday morning
May 18th, when q large crowd had
gathered and 30 names we're enrolled
which does very well Tor the frs
time, but there Is still room for more
Sunday school June 1st. At 2 o'clocl
p. m.
Mr.. c. ". Lippy has hauled out {
kiln of lime.
Mr.. Peter Dull had the misfortune
to crack one Of hIa RIBS while pillow
ing one day last week.
Eggs are selling It Is cents pei
dozen
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-30
Milton 4. Sullivan
REAL. ESTATE AGENT
Main Sc.
IIas Tor sale the following:

10. !. building Lot on John Street
i feet front. Is feet depth.
10. :. Fine residence Weat Main ST.
ii modern convenisnees, eight rooms,
water md lighting.
70. :. Eleven room, frame structure
oH Vet lain St., ali modern conve-
nIsneez. fine location.
10. : Large new eight room house.
three fne porches. slate roof, lot con-
Lzlns acre. Price to quick buyer $500.
10. ;. Building lot In West End of
town. q feet front, 40 feet depth, TO
quick buyer-sI00.
No. {. Fine residence on East Green
Street.
No. 7. Building lot on Center street,
= feet front, 1913 feet depth.
10. :. ID Acre Farm, in a high
zLaIe Of cultivation.
No. :. = Acre Farm within | mile
Of Westminster.
70. u. Stock Of Groceries, and store
fixtures. for sale, about 8 miles from
Westminster. good location.
II. A. SULLIVAN.
Phone 40k. may % If
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FOUNTAIN VALLEY

Mr.. John Spangler and wife. Of near
Mayberry, spent Sunday with Mr..
spangier's sister, Mrs. Charles d
Wantz.
Those who spent last Sunday
May 25, with Mr.. Harvey Eckard md
wife were: Mr.. Claude Reifsnider and
wife. and two children, Caroline and
Guy. Mr.. Uriah Babylon, wife and
son. klair; Mrs. Fanny Hopkins and
three children, Norma. William and
Paul; Mrs. Carrie Babylon and non
Warfeld and MrS ogie. OF Carroilton
Mr.. Henry Eckard and wife spent
Sunday at Carrollton with Mr.. MyIes
Sharrer and family.
Mr.. George Wantz and daughter
Mabel, OF near Mayberry. spent Tues
day with the formers brother. Hr
Charles ID. WantZ.
Mrs. Ogle, OF Carrollton. who had
been spending some time with her
daughter, Mrs. Harvey Eckard. haa
returned home.
Mrs. Martha ogle and Mrs. Harvey
Eckard spent last Wednesday With
Mrs. Howard Eckard. of Frlzellburg
Mrs. Manager and four children
spent Saturday evening in WestmIns.
ter.
Mr. Ezra Brown and wife speni
from Saturday till Sunday YialtIna
relatives In Pennsylvania.
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FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE Of HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR HEIGHBORS. :.
559
SYKEgVII.I.E.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Harris. Mrs. w
Hawkins and Mr.. Thomas Harris Wis
tied Westminster one day last weel
In Mr.. Harris automobile
Miss Eva Wolfengburger of VIr
ginia, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harr,
Weer.
Mrs. Jack Merceron, of Baltimore
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Arlington, OF neal
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. DeaIe. Of Baltimore
who had been visiting their son. Rev
Harry v. Deale. for some time. have
returned home.
Mrs. T. NJ. MelIor, who had beer
spending some time With friends In
Baltimore. has returned home.
Mrs. Amanda StansIIeId. Of EIIIcoti
City, spent Sunday with her sister
Mrs. Della Stansfield
First quarterly conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church will be
held Thursday night.
Miss jeanette Sprecker was taken
to the Maryland University Hospital
Saturday morning. and will be oper-
ated upon In few days. It il hoped
by her many friends that she will be
much improved.
Mr.. Frank Bennett, son of Mr.. John
Bennett was taken to . hospital in
Baltimore on Monday and vas oper-
ated upon on the same day for ap-
pendicitis.
The ladies OF the Methodist Eplsco-
pal Church will hold : strawberry
festival on the church lawn Thursday.
June 9th, In the afternoon and even
ing.
Miss Elizabeth YessellI, Of Washing
ton, is visiting her brother, Father
Yasse1li.
Miss Lille Davis, who had been
spending several days IT her home in
Rockland, has returned to her place
OF business.
Miss Anna Brown. one Of the school
teachers, VIII spend her vacation With
her parents in Fowblesburg.
MRS. George Becraft Is visiting
friends in Mt. Airy
Miss Dora jenkins, Of Baltimore has
been visiting her her aunt, Mrs. Bes-
sic Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Barlow. of
Gather, spent Sunday with Mr. Rar-
lows mother, Mrs. NJ. Barlow. Of this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. YassellI. Of Wash
ington, who had been visiting their
son, Father Yasselli. have returned
to their home.
The farmers greatest enemy Is the
cut worm, beware of him. for he IL n
dangerous enemy.
Mr.. William shIpIey, Who recently
accepted position With 4 comnanY in
81 Louis, Is home on 4 visit to see
MS father. DR.. Benjamin shIpley. who
is critically Ill.
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BESsGRsYIIs.

Mr.. John strevIg and family. OF
Bachman's Valley. spent Sunday With
Noah w. Miller and family.
Mr.. Samuel .. Bare and family
spent Sunday With Mr.. and Mrs. David
Young, OF Westminster
Mr.. and Mrs. EIIas Nelson, Of Bal.
timore county. spent Sunday With Mr.
Mr.. Robert Young and family.
Miss Sallle Myerly spent Sunday
with Mr.. Charles Bankard and family
Your correspondent attended the
funeral OF Mr.. Grant Matthias. Of Bach.
mans VALLEY, On Monday. which was
very large one.
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gambler


MT. Benjamin !. Poole, trustee, sold
The property Of bis mother, the late
Mar L Poole on May q, containing
ten acres With improvements. 20 Mr.
Frank Narehime, for 5000.
The 1t. Pleasant Sunday school
va re=organlzed Sunday, May 20.
The officers for the ensuing year are
n follows. Superintendent, Samuel
Monroe; assistant. George Krot; SEQ
rotary. irwin Buckingham: assistant,
Herbert Phillips; librarians, Harry
Monroe. Edward krot. Herbert Phil
lips. treasurer, George T. GorRuch;
organIgI. Miss Martha A. Zentz; as
sIzIanI. Miss Minnie shauek.
Providence Methodist Protestant
Sunday school will hold It's Chlldren's
service Sunday afternoon, June /.
N Ice cream and strawberry festi-
al I'll be held In Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
Hall. Saturday evening. May 81.
Mr.. Stewart Gorsueh and Mr.. Ray
mond shauek. Of baltimore, spent
Sunday Nth Mr. Jarrett Shauck, OF
shaneE,s Heights.
Mss Emily ]. Arnold was a Sun
day afternoon guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert y. Spencer.
His Rice vas . recent guest OF
Mss Martha = Zentz.
MIS- Mary Wilson Gorsuch, Is Wis
Ting relatives and friends In Balti-
more.
Hiss Lydia Gambler. after spending
: feH days With her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Dull. Of Westminster. has returned
home.
mr. William zentz spent Sunday
With bis parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
XenIz. Of FInksburg.
hrs. Hannah BrIdner, of Pittsburgh,
Pa. and Miss Leila Stump, of Balti-
more. are guests Of Mrs. John Arms
burger.
MT. aad Hrs. II. Clinton Shipley and
children we're Sunday guests OF Mr..
nd Mre. Thomas J. Miller, OF Maple
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PATAPSCn.


Mr.. William Gray and family re-
turned to their home In Baltimore.
George Shamer is home for the sum
mer.
Miss Ruth Mcmillan. of Baltimore.
Is spending a few days with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Mcmillan.
Miss Carmen Tracey was the guest
OF her mother Sunday last.
Mrs. Bell, OF Patapsco. Is spending
few days in Baltimore.
Willie Mcmillan has returned to
Baltimore.
Ethel Knight has the measles.
Cleye Taylor spent Saturday and
Sunday with his sister. Mrs. Nellie
shamer, OF Baltimore.
Mrs. George Rinehart is here for the
summer with Mrs. Frances Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sykes and family
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Nicholas Walsh, of Shiloh.
Mra Pearl Shipley spent Thursday
with her grandmother.
Della Tracey is spending = feu
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and hrs.
Tracey. OF Patapsco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Barber. of Bal
timoTe. were the guests OF Mrs. DoaeIe
Albaugh. of Patapsco.
Cleve Taylor will leave Wednes-
day for New York.
Miss Ruth Mcmillan and Woodrow
Wells, OF Baltimore; Elvia Knight and
Carroll Wisner, OF Patapsco. we're
guests OF Mary Simmons. OF Oulnes
Mills, Sunday last.
Rev. e. Kirckley visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Charley Mcmillan Monday last.
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slSDYVLLH.

Mr. and Mrs Il. T. Shilling and Mr..
and hrs. William Westaway spent
Sunday Nth Mrs. Rebeeca Caple, Of
F1nEzbarE.
Mrs.. orpha Young and children
spent the weeks end with friends IN
TaneYIoHn.
Mr. md Mra. George Wilmering, Of
Baltimore. have returned home after
visiting Mr and Mrs.. Albert Slorp.
and Hr. and Mira William Tanner.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fleming and
children. Of Woodbine, were week
end Euests Of Mrs F1eming'a parents.
Mr. and Mra. +. o. shipley.
MeHsra. Raymond Blizzard and
Henry Meekiey spent a few days the
pat seek With friends AZ l4neboro
and MIIlsr.a
The Independent Club OF Sandy
Vile vii hold 4 picnic July 4th. after
noon and evening There will be a
free entertainment given at y. m.
and ; game Of ball in the afternoon.
Everybody vii be welcome.
DonI forget the Childrens Day ser
vice Sunday morning at 1890 AZ
Sandy Mount Methodist Protestant
Church.
MIHH Emma sianabnry, OF near
Westminster. sHH the weekend guest
Of MIHH Edna stanb
Mr and Mra. Wilson Zepp were the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Our
HIar. 0[ Wesley. on Sunday last.
Mn Blanche sioneT. Of near West
minister. Raa The weekend guest OF
her cousin. Mis- Myra Shilling.
II aud Mr. Charles Rhntrt. of
HesHs. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Hrs. John Blizzard.
Mra. John nnah. Of Hampstead, In
Waiting her daughter. Mira Ulysses
shIuIax
sandy Mount Methodist Protestant
Church Ill hold It's Ice cream and
strawberry festival June 18th.
NIHHeH Mildred and Margaret Flater.
IF Westminster. arc visiting their
cousin. Ma Elizabeth Fiater.
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WARNING.

Notice i hereby gwen that IL per.
sons Lrespassing On M property be
longing to the undersigned n M nan.
ner whatever vii b pEoaeeulea 70 Lhs
fullest extent o. the Ia.
3. :. sHHIYEH co.
may q 3m q Carroll Co.. Id.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-05-30

r isT o. UNCLAIMED MATTER
- remaining IN the PosIolTlce. Vest
Minister. Id. lay ?. I9Is.
Chamberlain. IL Clarz Hanls n.
FtaekennEina. Hr. I. 9. Scott. Re. L1u
Croft, Mr. John Z. Wright r. 2.
Persons calling Tor the matter n above
list will please say I - advertised.
1. ?. G0RsUCH.
may % Postmaster.
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MILLRR'g.


Mrs. Jacob Zepp and daughter.
Minnie. visited relatives Mt Hanover.
Pa, on Tuesday.
Henry Rinehart is giving his house
a coat OF paint
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hare enter
tanned the following Misses Margnez
rite Giller. Minnie Hoover, Rev. $. y.
Daugherty and Harvey Miller.
Henry X. Miller and wife spent
Sunday visiting Leonard Berkhelmnf
and family. near here.
Henry keency and wife. of near
Melrose, visited MIR and Mrs. George
Barber Sunday.
Charles Miller, wife and daughter.
of Baltimore, are visiting relatives
here.
Miss Mary Landes. OF ReIateraiown
spent few days the past week fiaIl-
Ing relatives here.
Some OF our people attended the
funeral of George Iandea. IT st.
Peters, on Wednesday.
ehildrenB Day services will be held
here Sunday at 10 A. m
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Garrett. Of
Llneboro. spent Sunday Visiting
Everett Miller and wife.
Luther S. Wentz spent Monday II
Westminster.
Joseph Frank and wife spent Sat
nrday and Sunday visiting Baltimore
friends.
Our public school closed Friday for
the summer months.
Luther Wentz and family spent Sat
urday and Sunday visiting the for
mer's father. ]. v. Wentz. and family.
near Hneboro.
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EMORY.

Nr and Mr. Nicholas MummAugh
and Mr. and Mra. Howard SellRra
zpenl Sunday with Mrs. Rebecca
GapIe. of F1nkHbuff.
Hlzz Lucy seaKgs. Of Branehville
Prince Georges county. spent from
Saturday until Monday With Miss Anna
Bond
Mr. md Mr.. Marshall Taylor and
daughter. jeanette. spent Sunday
9TH MT. md MrH. lee e. Lester.
TIE trustees Of Emory Church will
hold : festival On the lawn In front
o. The church. Nay 81. All are well
come.
III Grace Taylor Il spending some
time nth her aunt. II smallwood.
The Ladlez' aid Society will meet
- The church June ). instead OF ai
Mr. William Beams. a. waa pre-.
fIouHlf announced. owing TO the
death u James 7. Beam.
MIaa Hazel Iepp spent Saturday
ii n Baltimore.
Emory school opened In September
n charge Of Mr. Alvin Lester. with
fourteen names On record and closed
hay >. With Is names. and a general
average Of %. There we're l6i school
daYa. The following children made
N excellent record: Mildred Taylor
81 daya. Ethel Fouble i67, Ruth
FoHbIe Ibg. and Norman Rayer 155
The years work has been a success
d faT y re know aud the teacher
wishes al very pleasant vacation.
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YALIRY.

The public school closed on Tues
day. hay p. and the following pupils
we're present every day during the
summer term: Mary Myers, Helen M
ZepDs Mary L. Koontz, Margaret M.
Myers Fannie NJ. Yingling, M. Pauline
HelwIg, Amy A. Hahn, Joseph Fl.
LelsIer. Guy q. Myers, Herbert j.
Smith. Fern f. Myers, Herman r..
Logue. John L. Helwig. Walter v.
Smith. David e. Geiman, Earl w.
Myers. Clarence e. Welk, George H.
HelWIg. Russell B. Smith. Those who
missed one day we're: Cora l.. Koontz,
Pearl !. Myers, Ruth4Etta Wantz,
Paul E. HelwIg Quite number were
present every day during the school
year. Mary Y. Myers, Margaret NJ
Myers. Fannie ~ Yingling, Fern r.
Myers. Herbert J. Smith. Herman F.
Logue. Walter V. Smith, David e.
GeIman. Clarence z. Welk. Those
Who missed one day during the entire
year we're. Helen n. Zepp, Pearl N.
Myers and Amy 4. Hahn.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shipley and
three children. Of near Westminster,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
KAN.
NJ. anu MTss LuHdIu SneetS anu
daughter. Marian. of Westminster,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Powell.
Mis- Deulah Reese, prominent
young lady and Sunday school work
ct. and Mr.. Carroll Bemilier, OF
Union Mills. we're married by Rev.
J. y. Relnacke. Of Carroll Charge,
near Westminster. on Saturday even
In. Nay 24th. Miss Reese is the
granddaughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
y. Ditch. We wish the happy couple
success through life.
Decoration this Saturday after
noon: prominent speakers will be
present. Ice cream and strawberry
festival IN the evening.
The zIoTE visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Powell and left them a pair OF
tEIn babies. boy and girl.
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A RICH VEIN O e0IL = SMITH
q REIfsNIDER,s. HAVE YOU or
DERED YETI II nol lie : rein .
humer. soI : bIa-faI n bright shiny
Coal Will 1t Iou : HhoIe year. Bay
Goal In Eay.