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La Junta tribune., 1913-09-06
LAMAR tvsnso IT UP.
handse ka Junta Waliopins Last
Last osnday-llttls~ eested the
Mt0h1 Starr In Pitchers Duel

Fred Lktler. the pride Of Lamar
and The rest Of the county. hooked
up In = pitchers duel last Sunday
With Stosf. tho La Junta southpaw
hops wAe had pitched y one hit
game aGainst Rocky Ford the pre-
vious Duo6ay. Lktler came out Of
the coaaaA with the blue ribbon. He
allowed = visitor. only three scat
tered ~ - and a double and his
decsvtsse ssps caused fourteen OF
the Il ata athlete. to swat the
air. stAs also pitched u good game.
striking q = eight men. but he was
found tx nine hits. including = ri-
PIE ~ ck and two doubles by
McG,swaa.s
Ia JOl4 oCoeed In the fourth on
an ess~ pa q hit. and until the
ssvsnGA isnias this lead looked for.
mseooo. that inning. however.
Cault epsesd with u triple and Nc
0owaa ssaA the tying run over with
= tinsly tWo baxser In the eighth
Lamar aanexed four more runs on 4
c0mbonaa3aa Of hits and errors, and
slowed ~ game away. La Junta
sent = zach hitters in the ninth
and ea4easorcd to start something.
but thsy all looked alike to Littler
and only co run resulted from the
rally.
A good sized crowd Witnessed the
contest, but there was not much ex-
element until Lamar got busy In
the seventh.
The box score is as follows:
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-06
NUMBER SO
Kentucky Game Lawn.

The following copy OF the game
laws of Kentucky was handed to uA
by Willis Andrews. OF the Palace
Drug Store. who received 1t from
a gentleman of the blue grass state.
1t was clipped from paper down
there:
Plain citizens may be shot from
January LIST to December 3lst.
Senators. governors and members
Of congress may be shot during any
political campaign or within ninety
days thereafter.
Niggers may be shot any time.
Hunters In search OF this game may
also use stuffed club or butcher
knife.
Bucks may be shot from the Fourth
of July to st. Patrick's Day. Does
any time after sundown
No man shall be allowed to kill
In excess OF six niggers day. In
cases where II Is an affair of honor
the number may be increased to 10S.
Every citizen who does not tote
the remains Of game from public
sight within twenty four hours from
the time the first volley was fired
will be fined one gallon OF moon
shine.
II a citizen leaves home halfshot
and is found In the street a short
time thereafter. full of buckshot. that
is his fault. and his relatives are
not allowed to shoot more than sew
enteen persons In their efforts to
find the guilty person
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-06
O'lsap.ksNer.

Miss Marie Keffer. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie kcff... Of 303
West Fifth street. Pueblo. and Geo.
s. OLeary. son n Mr.. and Mrs.
Ttooehy OLeary. were married In
Pusblo last Wednesday evening ut
7:3o o'clock at Sacred Heart church.
Rsv. Father Wobohsn performed the
ceremony In the presence Of only
. few friends and relatives. Mas
AAaa Tulley scsrd - maid Of honor
sad Y. r. OT.cary. broth~r II the
groom. acted a. hest man. Mr..
OI.esry is stenogrApAer for the
yard master IN the RAnta ~ yards.
Immediately after the service. Mr.
and Mrs. OI/-sry left for = wedding
Trip In tho East.
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-06
Rev. Dale Resigns Pastorste.

Rev. Otis G. Dale and family are
expected to arrive IN La Junta about
the middle of next week. Mr.. Dale
will occupy the pulpit on the l@th
for the last tune. his resignation tax.
ing effect ON the 18th. He fInf not
decided definitely where he VIII 10
cate permanently. having under con-
sidera,ion an Important field In
Kansas and one In Arizona. both Of
which have urged him To consider a
call II is understood here that
Mr.. Dale received very urgent call
To remain with the Central Church.
Of Rock Island. which he served
during the summer. but did not con-
slider II wise To do 30 on account OF
the winter climate OF that place.
Mrs Dale's condition has hnproy-
cd since leaving La Junta and their
final settlement will be determined
by what In considered the most fav-
ofablc place for her recovery. The
family will remain here but Il few
days.
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-06
SOME HOT IN AUGUST
Nothing But Hot Days and a Pinch
Of Rain-La Junta osiussd With
20 Of IN Inch Of Rain.

August was named In honor OF Au.
gustus Caesar. the first Roman en-
peror. who during this month WAS
created consul. three times over OBJ
tained trtumphs. subdued Egypt. won
Cleopatra, and quite generally subd,i.
ed his enemies In all parts Of the
world. August quite lived up to the
laconic despatch In which Augustus
Caesar announced his victory to the
Roman senators-"veni, vidi, well
II came. saw. l conquered. Aug
ust came in like y blast from the
open door Of hades. and the door WAS
still wide open on the last and final
day. the hinges having melted Oft
during the thirty-one days OF blister
Ing heat. There was no surcease
throughout the long witherinE days.
and II It had not been for the nine
0ue-hundredths of an inch Of rainfall
cot many of us would have lived To
tell the tale. August " now = bits
tering memory. and watered with
nine one -hundredths of an inch Of
rainfall. II Will lingering haunt the
xreenest spot In memory's waste.
During the middle OF the day the
thermometer has lowered around
the hundred degree mark with exas-
perating regularity. but the nights
have been cool, with not a single ex.
ception. and It was necessary
to crawl under a blanket before day
dawned. That's the only redeeming
feature that the month of August
had. AS to rainfall however the
month was woefully lacking only
nine one hundredths of an inch--not
as much AS they had In Kansas.
where everything was burned to
blister. However. We survived, and
the crop prospect was never better.
Notwithstanding. During the past
five months. including the plethoric
precipitation recorded in August. We
have had 1915 inches Of rainfall, and
that is going some for the Great
American Desert
Our local weather observer. s H.
Miller. Of North La Junta. reports
the weather conditions during the
month thusly. his observations be-
ing made at O'Clock morning and
evening.
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-06
Chicken Thieves Nabbed

Shorty Deweese and Benny George,
two well known young men about
town, were arrested last Thursday
morning IN Swink on a charge OF
stealing chickens and are In the
county jail awaiting u preliminary ex-
animation which will probably take
place next Monday morning.
For several weeks past numerous
compla hts have been made TO the
sheriffs Office. by farmers living In
the vicinity OF Ia Junta. OF the
strange and unaccountable disappear.
ance Of chickens and hogs from
their ranches Not until Thursday
morning was any trace discovered.
Asly Thursday morning Undersheriff
Steward received . phone message
notifying him that II he would come
70 Swink instanter and search the
rear end of every automobile in that
burg he would probably find some
trace OF the chicken thieves that he
~ been looking for. Undersheriff
Steward and Sheriff Yant were on
tAe ground inside OF thirty minutes.
In front ot Dick EddlemAn's. saloon
hey found an automobile and In the
rear o( the machine was . sack con.
tanning nine chickens. In the sa-
loon they found Benny George and
Shorty Deweese. who had been riding
In the automobile I'll night They
were brought to La Junta and land
I'd IN the county jail.
The automobile was the property
of George Greenslit. the boys having
hired the machine for the night
The chickens were stolen from Geo.
Poor's ranch In the Fairmount coun-
try. and have been Identified by
him.
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-06
Fred Funston Likes His Job.

Fred Funston. formerly Of the San
ia Fe special service In this city.
but now Of the police department In
Lincoln. Nob.. In recent letter
winds mp with a brief note to this
effect: Il like this town Just fin"
and am making progress In great
shape. have been acting sergeant
of police since the I'D Of July. Tee
state fair starts the first week In
September and Of course the police
department will be busy ns bees u
Is s,iil hot and dry here. and by III.
way I had u fine visit with undcr.
sheriff Charley Steward Will. ne
was here Give my regards Ia all
inQuirins friends"
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-06
Starr Wins for Rocky Ford.

Starr. La Junta's smoke box artist.
pitched for Rocky Ford on the first
day of the fair at Rocky Ford. and
won great shutout victory over
Las Animas by a score of 4 to o. On
ly three hits were made off of Starr
by Las Animas. and besides that our
box artist Is credited with having
made the longest hit during the
game ever known on the Rocky Ford
grounds.
It vas . pitchars' battle from
start To finish. but SAT- q tAs
Rocky Ford team hsd little bcfftf
OF Qu:nlan. in the pitchers game.
While Rocky Ford is credited with
four errors they came at time
when they were not costly.
The game was Witnessed by sever
al thousand people, who, at exciting
stages of the game went wild. aud
everyone was ON tiptoo until the
last man was out The series now
stand four victories for each team.
All OF the fans would like to seo
II decided but II is doubtful II the
draw game can be played as Sunday
the Rocky Ford team will play with
La Junta on the grounds of the lat
ter. and after that the college boys
from the Rocky Ford team will re
turn 10 their studies
II II Il
Rocky Ford / 0 900 2 II 10 }
Las Animas o o % 900 90 81
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-06
r4eArsa WORLD Is OURS.
Work Commenced on New TheAtee
Watermelon oay-ro De Com
pletsd BY January 1st.

On the third anniversary OF the
fire that destroyed La Junta's thea
ter building plans were inaugurated
for the rehabilitation OF the burned
district on Colorado avenue. and on
Watermelon Day the work OF excavs-
tson for a new Temple Of Thespus
that will be La Junta's Joy and
pride. was commenced. In architect
ural beauty. seating capacity and
public convenience II Will be equal
to any theater In Colorado outside
Of the three largest cities-Denver.
Pueblo and Colorado Springs. 1t =
hoped to have II completed not lat
er than January lse
Articles OF Incorporation Of the
La Junta Theater Company were
filed with tho secretary Of state
this week. The corporation has 4
capital stock OF $4,000. divided In.
to 700 shares Of the par value OF
500 each. Seven directors were
uamed To manage the affairs Of the
corporation for the first year as fol-
lows: Eugene Rourke. Fred A. Ss-
bin. ". E Andrews. Frank Taylor.
James McNeen. W. A. Hart and G.
d. Round.
The theater will be Soxll0 feet In
dimensions. with the main entrance
on East Third street. an alleyway
fifteen feet wide being located on the
north and west sides OF the struc-
ture. which will afford an ample mum
bcr OF exits-oleven In all - and
make provision through windows and
doors for an abundance Of daylight.
instead OF being compelled To use
artificial light In the day time as
was the case In the old thcatcr.
Arrangements have been perfected
for the purchase of the Interior fur
nishings Of the Goff Thcater In Pu-
eblo. whirh v nov betng disusntlcd
and rcmodclled into an apartment
aouse. These furnishings are all
new and up-to-dats and had only
been In use for 4 few weeks
The title for the ls5xii0 feet on
the corner Of Colorado avenue and
Third street is now vested In the
La Junta Thcatcr Company. the
transfer having been made this week.
Five store rooms will be erected on
the s5xis5 feet adjoining the thea
ter and fronting on Colorado avenue.
and there will probably be all en.
trance To the theater from this thor.
oughfare. Ncary 10000 worth Of
local parties. and II 5000 more can
be- raised a second story will b.
placed above the store rooms, which
viii be- modelled into u two and three
room apartment house. strictly mod
.rn and up-to-date IN every particu.
lar-including xss for cooking. under
certain conditions II II thought that
this will b. = great revenue. producer.
considering the fact that there ncv.
~ Was \ time when there WAS such
n demand for just \ place To live
aud have your being IN Ia Junta
The plans for the thcater are
now being drawn BY George W. Roe.
Of Pueblo. who has promised 10 de-
liver them In Ia Junta today.
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-06
c. c c. Club

The members Of the c. &. c. Club
were entertained last Saturday M
tcrnoon by Miss Carolyn Ellis. OF.
ficcrs for the ensuing year were
elected ~ follows. President. Mis-
Lois wordcn. vice president. Miss
Dorothy Chutkow. secretary. Mirs
Helen Edwards: treasurer. Mas Flor.
encc Bong srdncr. Tho business
scsn,on WAS followed by y social
hour during which the hostess scry.
I'd rcfrcshm hmcnts.
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-06
Wife oeserter Captured in Nebraska

G. u steward. undcrshoriff at la
junta. Otcro county. Colo. WAS In
Lincoln last nigh, visiting Officer
Funston OF the police force. Under.
sheriff Steward IL on his way Ia
Fremont 10 take back to Colorado.
Il, H. fitzsimmons. alias Il, r. sim.
mons. alias benjamin. alias several
other names. The man Is wanted
ON u charge Of wife d.s.rtion at
Fowler. Colo. ana for Investigation
as to the manner In which he sccur'
ID an automobile In which he made
the trip to Fremont, where he was
taken into custody and II being held
FOR the Colorado officer. rnd.rshcr.
III Steward left for III. west with
his prisoner Friday evening -Nebras.
ka State Journal
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-06
MAN OF MYSTERY ARRESTED
Leo Carroll, Charged With Wholesale
eurolaries in Rocky Ford, Cap
tured In Sugar City

Lee Carroll, well known colored
man about town during the past
three years. is In the county hoose.
gov. charged with being the man
who IL responsible for the whole.
sale burglaries that were pulled off
In Rocky Ford during the last two
weeks In August. Carroll was ar.
rested In Sugar City last Sunday
night after he had given the officers
Of that place hard run. during
which one OF them had a narrow es.
cape from being killed
Carroll had been seen In Sugar
City several times during the past
few days and Sunday night was
rounded up In a freight car by the
night marshal but as soon a. Carroll
saw the officer he jumped from the
car and began firing. discharging
four shots as he ran. but the officer
was game and continued the chase
until he overlook his man. when he
grappled with him. He put up \
stiff fight and twice during the
struggle ne snapped the hammer OF
the gun In the officers face. but
the chamber OF the gun had caught
and fortunately for the officer mel.
ther OF the two remaining cartridges
was exploded.
The officer succeeded In getting a
hold ON the negro and while the
struggle was In progress the day
marshal came to the rescue and
head until he was perfectly willing
to quit and he was lodged In jail.
Carroll was turned over 10 Chief
of Police Tinsley. Of Rocky Ford. and
was later brought To this city and
given quarters In the Otero county
bastiie.
te. - been the theory ~ tho Off
|aars oe Rocky Ford that tAe uan
n had becn committing the Jhasx.
larics In that city was I rcapdrpt Of
La Jnnta. as he had been tracked To
this city ON more than one occasion
by peculiar patch on one Of his
shoes. Chief of Police Wiencko Sc
cured the first trace OF the Identity
of the man wanted. He learned
from some of Carroll's associates IN
this city that he had been around
town with 800 roll OF greenbacks.
and also found out that he had re-
Gently sold Il watch to the colored
porter IN Dillon a Moore's barber
shop The watch was Identified by
Rocky Ford officers as one stolen
In that city. aud there was no qucs.
tlon then that Carroll was the man
wanted There IL also eyidcnc. that
will connect Carroll with other burg
laries committed In Rocky Ford re-
Gently.
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-06
asssptssn ss Church

The mcubess a tho Baptist church
viii give 1>henss warming In their
handsome NV church edifirc ncxt
Tuesday evening 10 which the pas.
tors and 0ambess N all other
cAurch~s q ~ city are cordially
invited. TAaee Will bc = program Of
music and . secial hour. The mem.
bcrs Of ~ DaSeise church will on
this occastsn besns sk,s To aid In
fufnisAing ~ kitchen and dining
room n ~ church which rooms
ere coaveo6oally bocaAsd In The
bassasnl = ~ ssw. commotioss
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-06
Pastors Az oselsty.

4 very PLEASANT af3air a last weck
occurred on Thursday when the
Oeasbcrs of the Pastors Aid socicty
~ ~ Methodist Church. Divisson
No. 8. were entertained. Mrs. n. A.
Alexander and Mrs. Oscar Huston
were the host.ssc. and the meetin9
took place At tho home Al the trst
named. on South Ration avenue. A
sum Of oi7.60 WA raised Tor the
treasury of the society. Moss of this
amount had bccn secured By each
ms0bse earning one dollar. and IN
"saDseience meeting" was held when
sa6A lAdy told In whsi manner her
SooAr he'd bssa earned.
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-06
c. N. Taylor Dead.

&. ~ Taylor. mechanical super.
intend.nt of tho Rock Island. with
headquarters In Topeka. died In Col
orado Springs last Wednesday morn.
ing. ~. has been n resident Of
Colorado Springs for several months
on account of III health. MIR. Tny.
lor WAS located In Ia Jun'a for
acvcni years. tOth ~ master me-
chanic and mechanical supcrintcnd.
ont II the Western Grand Division.
and has n hos, of friends In this
city who will bc grieved Ia learn
Of his death.
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-06
oirthSay Party.

Jessie Beth Dunlap eatsetained
twelv. little girls last Saturday II.
tcrnoon as the home Of hrr psrents.
Mr. and Mrs. Dig Dunlap. 7i5 Belle.
view avenue. In honor Of hcr tsnth
birthday anniversary. The Kuesis
~er. Mary Quay Chapman. Frances
brown. hsrisl and Florence Bowen.
Marie Davis. Mary Graham. Mary
Blank~nship. ArtA Mskciy. Pulling
0auses. Bes Schuyler and Phyllis
King.
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-06
oeath Of Reiia q. Holden.

RollA q. Holden. aged fifty years.
died at an early hour Thursday
morning ~ the Santa ~ Hospital In
this city. The remains were shipped
later In the day u the home at
dodge City for burial. The wxs
and brother Of the d~csased Hccomp-
ani''d the body. Mr. Holden wss
we'll and fsvorably known In this
city. having been = passenger brake.
man between here and his home towr
for = number Of ysars. and had been
In the service of the Santa fc In
this locality for twenty Year,.
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-06
ksnsinolse

Mrs. Noah Osoess satsrtatssd tAir.
ty.nve ladies st . ksasiaston Tuss-
day afternoon 70 conplimeat hse
daughter. Ars. Clarsncs Brown. a
Lafayette. lad. TIE aitsrnooa was
spent with needlswork and mussr,
Mrs. Clyde Saith. Miss Hsisa No.
Ncen and nlas Hasa lIss contribut.
inx 70 the afternoon's enjoymsnt In
. musical way. TIE ON ol tpwn
suests wsrs Mrs. Regina 0tssm sn1
Mn. Cayds o0itA. q Deles o11v.
kAa.. ~ 11tasse 1lasFts1l - JSoa.
as@ts aeyuse1ay - osoonU1dA, On.
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-06
0Irtheay Party

MAury Goodman entertained Z few
little friends Last Saturday evening nj
the HON. of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. n. Goodman. The event was
In honor os the slGhth birthday anni.
verrary Of tho little host Games
were played. and delicious refresh.
menss we're sssved. Many beautiful
birthday rs0embrances we're receiv-
II b. naury.
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-06
Dinner Party.

licrt Spidel entertained few
friends =, dinner Tuesday night u
the home of his sister. Mrs. AIbsrt
Hurst. toi Carson avenue His gussts
were Misses Cora Orr. Edna whveli.
Marian Holm. Hulah and Mery1 Black
and nmsrson Alisworth. Maurtce
Stwbbs. Frank STRATA aA1 keae Ne.
CaslsV. }i' II
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-06
tss'y 0xsss" Dance.

The boys Of the Jolly Sixteen CLUB
entertained their frtends at . very
Delightful 1ancins pasty at ArDory
Hall isst SATURDAY evening. A we'll
ssleets1 psogfAa a laacine vas en-.
jeysl. aal puaaA vas sssvs1 tAsossA'
eut ~ evsalnS. Nm. 2. v. Wee'
1sa 80 Mn. 4. Oarl Dlvsrds wsss
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-06
chssseis~ chveeh esrvssss

Bible School ai S:<s .. -
PrsacAias Il II .. n. Subject,
What Shall ! DO VIII jesus. wa
u Calisd CAPtst'" 6csioenss les'
son. Matt. 57:is-3s.
Christiaa kadsavor merts ~ ?.
PrsscAlns q Z .. N. nssue. re.
desoins the TinA." The evenings
are cool aal I'll sAouiA taks psrt II
the 10Y of ths sveaing services.
Prayer osetjas We1aoo1Ay ssee'
Ing at 1850.
TIE class n DsycAebogy nssts ~.
nediatsly aetsf pfayse meeting.
Az srs vsjcs0e y ehsee ssr.iese.
Z. n. u. OATS. MtnlGes9.
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-06

Manager Hall attempted Ia keep
the Official scors 1t Lamar last sun
day. but tho Only thing you could
make out of Il was that La Juna so'
baai. and Hall probably thought that
under these ooaditIoas the details II
how II was done were Of no pariicu.
lar conscqueecs. He became NJ much
Interested In the game that he for
got 10 chronlcls the pu,ou's. assists
and crrors. However. there are
more ways than one to gc, out II
the woods uader such circumstances
% W. Induced Joe Lawl"ss. al the
Lamar Spssks. N furnish H with an
advance proof Of his account Of the
game. and are thus enabled Ia pre-
sent the sal story u readers Of the
Tribune.
La Junta tribune., 1913-09-06

Score by innings:
Lamar .. =. 90 O000i -
La Junta e. % 90 5000 -
Earned runs-i.amar 9. La Junta
Two base hits-McGowan ?. Buc
key.
Three base hits-Caulk
Stolen baxes-Wallacc. Henry. Buc'
key g
Bases On bslis--Off Litilcr >. of
Starr !.
Struck out--By Litticr ~. Starr \.
Double plays-6harkey 10 Henry
Howard 10 Tsters.
III, BY pitrher-Iitticr 2.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-04-19
For Sale.

Fresh mich COW.
MRS. A. KRoLICK,
4-19-f L'Anse, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-04-19
For Sale.

My 20 acre farm situated in the viii
lage of L'Anse, on Broad street. A
two story, eight room dwelling. new
barn, 30x6o, also chicken COOP there
on. To right party will give good
terms.
j. B. BELANGER,
3-22-f. L'Anse, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-04-19
Falk Makes Appointments.

At session of the village council
Monday evening, President Falk an
nounced the following appointments
for the year:
Marshal, Homer j. Pennock.
Attorney, Hubert A. Brennan.
Fire Chief. Peter Mayo.
Health Officer. Or. Buckland.
Supt. Light and Water Plant, l.. G..
Zeeveld.
Asst. Engineer, George Peters.
Electrician, Robert Martin.
Sevton, Leopold Putzke.
Poundmaster. Andrew Johnson.
Liquor dealers applications were re-
ceived from the following persons:
A. w. Dahlberg. Angus Mcdonald
Jonas Johnson. Goldquist & Teng, Jer-
ry Greenleaf, Sol LaVack, Robert
Dowle, August Isaacson, Joseph Get
zen.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-04-19
Death of Mrs. Dunn.

Mrs. Charlotte A. Dunn, resident
Of Baraga. died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. r. r. Craig, Wednesday
afternoon at $40 o'clock, after a few
weeks illnesS
Mrs. Dunn was go years of age. Dur
ing her short residence here she has
made number of friends who will sin
cerely miss her loving smile and pleas
ant disposition.
Accompanied by Mrs. Craig, the re-
mains were taken to Merrill, Wis, the
former home of deceased, Wednesday
afternoon for interment.
The funeral was held yesterday at
Merrill from the Presbyterian church.
Deceased leaves a son, Fred of
Portland, Oregon, and her daughter of
Baraga.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-04-19

have been rendered at the M. E.church
tomorrow night have been postponed
one week.
Robert Wilson has received the con-
tract for re-decorating the Sand Point
lighthouse.
The Nester mill will start next
Wednesday. Twelve million feet OF
timber are awaiting the saw and other
contracts will likely be secured. A six
months run is assured with the timber
now to manufacture.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
give supper at OGd Fellows hall May
LIST. The proceeds will go towards the
parsonage fund.
M. V. Mullaly. of Marquette, was in
town Wednesday.
Al Belzer, who has been clerking the
past three months in Kitz's store, left
Tuesday for Milwaukee.
Mrs. John Greenblatt and sons, Her
bic and jerome, left Tuesday for two
weeks visit in Milwaukee.
Supervisor e. j. johnson, of Duncan
township, Houghton county, transacted
business in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bohmier left
Wednesday for few days visit in Ke-
~weenaw county.
w. C. Birk was in ontonagon this
week.
Miss Mary Loud left Tuesday on her
vacation and is visiting in Milwaukee
and Chicago.
Mrs. A. E. Funke visited yesterday
in Houghton.
John Raedke. of Merrill. Wis, as
sistant filler in the hester mill, arrived
Tuesday.