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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-31
We VIII all get to heaven without the
aid Of preacher
DENMARK.
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Messers. G. Barnes and H. Flint
hauled corn to A. Fisher last week
Messrs. c. Wharton and 8. Hazen
are filing their Ice houses.
Mr.. @. Case who has been so very
low with typhoid pneumonia, remains
about the same.
Mrs. Miner. sister OF Mrs. Case, is
staying with the latter. helping care
for Mr.. Case.
Mrs. Fox is quite poorly at this
time, for which all that know her are
sorry.
The Ladder Unoin of the Congrega-
tional church met with Mrs A. Fisher
Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Park, who has been i'll
with tonsilitis. is able to be out
again.
Professor Weston is able to take up
his school work again.
Mrs. c. Mofhtt, who has. been 30 iii
as to he out of school for q week, was
able to resume her work Tuesday, her
sisters, the Misses Alga and Esther
Sloat, taught In her place and are
we'll spoken OF as teachers.
The Denmark orchestra" gave a
concert and oyster supper last Friday
evening. The bad roads were respon-
sible for small crowd. We found
them very liberal with their very good
music and also their oysters.
DR.. Wahrer OF Fit Madison was call
ed in consultation for Mrs. Frank
Thompson who is suffering from gland
ular abcess. They may have to take
Mrs. Thompson to the hospital.
Mrs. Frank Bennett is very poorly
with rheumatism.
Mr.. H. Hazen and sister. Mrs. STAFF,
were Ft. Madison shoppers Monday.
Mr.. Cardinal Grocebeek says that
this weather is too warm for him to
sing or he acts SO anyhow, those days
there was snow on the ground he tried
to split his throat, but now, though his
crimson feathers make spot of
beauty in the evergreen, he does not
sing note.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-31
Think Of Talking to
SO, 600, 900 People.

Nowadays 5OD0OO00 people the
merits OF his goods spreading of
news with the snaillike days
Today manufacturers worthy products
the nation through the columns the daily
It Is through the
CITY day that
into their confidence They tell of
Yenences the best things buy and how
liable goods from inferior kinds
the cha."
Read the advertisements GATE CITY closely
constantly Your
dealer by the from advertisers
ed on the rock of integrity.
Copyright by j. F. Fallon)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-31

has again been found to be on the
map by the powers-that-be down at
JEFF City.
G. T. Coffrin, ST.. died at the home
Of his daughter in Luray. Tuesday.
aged So years. Interment in the
Combs cemetery Thursday, Rev.
Houcheng d, Kshoka conducting the
services.
Local Ice houses are being filled
this week, the ice received from Keo-
kuk.
Oscar Barr OF Kalioka was arrest
ed Thursday on q charge OF a viola
ton Of the local option law. He gave
bond for trial. on Feb: s.
THE case Of VIM. O. Malloy VS..
David Dunblazer on charge OF forcible
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-31
CHEER.

CHEER.
rs mighty good world, so It Is
dear lass,
Whenever the worst is said
There's smile and a tear, sigt
and cheer,
But better be living than dead;
a joy and pain, loss and gain;
There's honey and may be some
gall;
Yet still declare, foul weather Oh
fair,
It's mighty good world after all
For. look, lass. at night when break
from the light.
My kingdoms waiting for me;
There's comfort and rest, and the
warmth of your breast.
And little ones climbing my knee
There's freight and song oh, the
world may be wrong!
It's empires may topple and fall;
MY home is my care-h gladness be
there,
It's mighty good world after all.
o heart Of pure gold! l have made
you a fold,
It's shell erred, surrounded and
warm.
O little ones. rest, I have fashioned
a nest;
Sleep on, you are safe from the
storm.
For there's no foe like fear. and
there's no friend like cheer,
And sunshine vii, flash at our call;
30 crown love as king and let US all
sing,
cts mighty good world after all. :
Robert w. Service.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-31

Through the discovery OF a Bible
brought to this country from England
by James Howard early in the eigh-
teenth century, Charles Howard. Mrs.
w. G. Holster and NJ. A. Proper Of
Walton, n. Y, become heirs to large
English estate. In 1852 the last OF
the Howard family in England died
and there apparently being no heirs
the estate reverted to the crown. The
Bible, recently discovered SHOWS thai
the three Americans are the heirs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-31

Gilbert D. Raines, editor and prac-
tically sole owner of the Memphis
News-scimitar, an afternoon paper,
with an Associa ed Press franchise.
has disposed Of his entire holdings in
the publication, according to anthem
tic report here today. Frank Munsey
OF New York is the purchaser Mr.
Raines branded the defeat of Rocse
welt las. fall as "the greatest calam
ity that has befallen the American
nation and placed himself on record
as intending to offer the paper FOL
sale to the highest bidder at a prom
inen. down town corner here. 1t ii
stated that the price paid was $500,
600 cash and the assumption Of thu
bonded Indebtedness Of the news
Taper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-31

Just to show the boys that the cares
OF Office have not given him the tired
feeling. Governor Sulzer of New York
climbed series of ladders to height
of fifty feet and made personal in
spection of the steel work on the CAPT
toll building.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-31

Charles z. Finlay, president Of the
Aetna National bank, New York has
pledged $1,000 900 to DR.. F. f. Fried.
man Of Berlin, If the Doctors remedy
cures the bankers son-in-law OF tuber-
culosis and does the same thing for
nInety-four others.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-31

Secretary of War stimson has ap-
proved plans for providing tent shall
tiers for 5000 old soldiers who are ex-
pected to participate in the reunion
OF the blue and the gray on the Get
tysburg battlefield next July to com
memorate the fftieth anniversary OF
the battle
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-31

entry and detainer was called i,
Squire Perry's court Thursday after
noon.
Fred P. Lang has purchased Of j.
IA. Puder the old Douglas property
and will build modern structure
thereon.
Perry Salyers has opened up the
Dreamland Cafe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-31

Colonel Tyssler. a French soldier,
who has just received the grand cross
Of the Legion OF Honor, was command
ant of the fortress of Bitche, which
held out against the prussians from
August s, 1870, until March "a, 1871.
He is now 90 years of age.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-31
Congressman Ezekiel Samuel chand

Congressman Ezekiel Samuel Chand-
Ter Of Mississippi, better known as
"Tombigbee Zeke," the other day
bloomed out in Washington clad in
black frock coat, patent leather shoes,
speckled waistcoat and silk hat.
Southern representatives who got a
glimpse of the show lodged into the
nearest open door.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-31
MIee,s Rreakfa,t.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
DRESDEN. Jan. Fearing !
panic resulting from the war scare,
Mrs. Margaret Kras. elitz. IA, with.
drew her savings, $76, from savings
bank and placed the money in cup
board where the mice ate it up. #
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-31
Turkeys Worst eIunder.

Chicago Eyening Post: Turkey's
idea OF the best way to continue the
war seems to lie in assagsinating the
best commander IN chief she had had
for a generation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-31

during the first three months of 1912
weighed 4,416,soo metric tons, against
3,42s,3o0 and 2,2os, 100 tons in the re-
spective periods of the two previous
years
New-York tribune., 1913-08-28

vessels indicated: AMOS LoDER,. the
Nebraska; W; 4. LEE. the New Hanp-
p''e ~ COR. the Minnesota: lt1s:' c. K. MARTIN,
the Maryland; 6. T. JACOBS. the Mime
sofa: NJ. = BROWN the Nebraska. and c.
G. DAVIS the Connecticut.
post graduate course Naval Academy: Lieu
tenants Gunior grade) W. r. CARTER. the
D-3: +. II. LOFTIN. reserve torpedo div
Tennessee: j. j. BRosHEK, the Monaghan
MARSHALL. COLLINS. the salem; IL T; D.
DAVIS. the Dragion; - g y g Ross. inc ,onsSo Ma
stewart, ana OSCAR SMITH. the South
Carolina: Ensiens IL. I. MARYLAND ana
r-oRD tho Denver and T. e. KTNkAlD.
the Minnesota. AND Lieutenant dunior sradeI
4. +. WILSON.
MARINE CORPS.
First Lieutenant L. T. THhASHER. Jr., de-
tached American Legation. Msnagua: Marine
Second Lieutenant Il. j. PElRCE detsnheo
Marine Barracks, Mare Island Marine bai
second Lieutenant r. n. LOWELL, to Ma
rine Barracks. Washington. -,--, . a..
Second Lieutenant NJ. Il. IhAChbh' 10 '"
rine Barracks. Mare Island.
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPs.-These
movements OF navy vessels have been re-
ported:
ARRIVED.
Aug o6-The Panther, AT L"nnhateh nas
the Iris al San Diego; the AiduaI''a, AidtiI ao,,,,,
New York City; the Michigan and the eo''"
Carolina, at Vera cruz.
SAILED.
Aug oe-T'he Panther. from Norfolk Tor lynn
haven Bay: the Maryland. from san Ia"
cisco for san Pedro. ,buad.i-
The Montana ordered IN reserve al
phia.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-28

c,,I, Tobn b & shannon: "a vcas. las ID. slS So
>, Keerns Commission Company: o veals III
70, 10 si3 so; a. 147 n. s1s: 10 1879 10 sl1; o,
ers, l23 n. S.
Mcpherson 8 Co. / veal, 100 n. I2; s
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. s.5si; II
cars on sale Sheep fun steady lambs on
bs9r bigbsr receipts were hTm and best grades l5G
sheep (ewes,. S3as4 80 per 100 n: few head
az 80; culls. s2dS2 10: lambs S7dSS 20: cus
SodS6. Dressed mutton firmer az 9isG11isc:
pest pest "ethers. l2c dressed lambs strong. at 1913
y a,les.--Kerns Commission Company: 241 W
i1d ~ SS sc H. "a 249 Kentgcky 30 %, s. 30
Penn 20 n, S.; lo7 Is r. s. IS J. a5 10. s:
p s. %; % los u. s. Is; Is. - Il. s.; 2S
Penn s. n, 81 so, 81. los NJ, 81; q W Va.
'I Ies2,Sts g s. 90 H. a. 81 le ~ Sgl' 10 fb sa
IS IS icS STATE. . n. S 90 sis = 10 $ .;
H. So T. yesr1fs ar S 50 H. &C. Sc = state HS Su Sleep
l24 N. 81 80: W Va. lo5 10. SO 80; y Ky
culs, 81 N. s. 80; . bucks, 15o 10, 81 80
e5 N. s. s5. $50 Penn. 4 II. IS %; 3 Penn
sheer lSS SO, H. 81 B 1856 ~ 81 state 10 H.
Newton & Co; - 20 Va lambs, 20 III. ss 81
g Ky. IS n, IS -. Is culls, y y. s.; . ny
yearlings a n, 81 30; 3 Va. 90 n, 81. 81 Ky
;. Judd & Co: 3, Jersey lambs 66 II
s. -: $50 Ohio. e6 N. 81 so Penn. IS NJ
s775: 0 Penn sheep. ll6 rb. s42j; Jersey,
y " r. Hume: 81 state lambs. es n. IS so;
;Isss ;",, sheep lo3 n s. So % te 'snn. S. "a
state sheer. 100 N, 81 so; 10. 70 N, SO; buck
'OC George tS, :" & l. 8 pnenback: so state lambs
Gy s. %. sheen. 100 NJ. 81.
J. G. curtis 4 son: 10 state lambs. "a 10,
IS 25; 2S y n S.; - VI .s r. So; stag sis
HOGS - Receipts 42s: = cars on sale;
common heavy to good medium weight hogs
quoted g. 50 2SaS9s so per 100 l0' roush'
ssles-S sanders; 10 Penn hogs % Ii
50 so: .. Ia III 50 SO; roughs. 326 III. IS 20.
Kerns commission CO: So STATE hog; ga
15g H. 50 so. - Va, s. H. IS, rough go
h, IS 80; stag, 200 10. So
Chicago. AuE. 27-Hos,s--ge.sSsiGEG,s' GG 20, :S
Sg 4sSsp sSse 9o 0OiR mStd S1 .' 8 S W. hesyy
s. 4oaSs 50. rough. s. 4oGs7 90; pigs. 81
qssso. ,CATTLEIRsceip,s ~, Zoo; 800; sIrons r.as
steers. Sc 55p s. 70: stocksrs and feeders;
81 10 s. 40. COWS and hCifers 50 80 - 60
celyes. $9aSl2 % sHEEr-Receip,s g = oee sl
yearlings. s. 25as6 %; lambs, native s. 80
! 6ss10
LBv Telegraph - The Tribunc.l
st. Louis. Aug .-CATrLE-Receipts. s. 70
heifers. s. S0Gss 30: COWS. 81 eOGS1 10. south
ern steers. So 25aS7 30 HoGs-Receipts. O.
/ 600; moderately active and 5gl0c lower
choice light 10 medium weights. 80 2ofSo 20
/ bulk Of sales s. a0Gsa l5 packers, s. 5og
| 81 20: lights. s9as9 20, pigs. IS 25dSs 90.
! SHEEP-Receipts. 1000. active and loH?'c
! 81 5Ods6 mutton sheep. 81 S5dst -.
! Louisville. Aug 2T.-SHEEP AND LAMBS
/ Receipts. i.443. for the three days. 4,6O'.
/ Market steady. best lambs. 616S c. seconds,
/ 5d5iec; culls 3d4iac TAT sheep SH3ifc, me
/ dun 2d3c; common, 1n2c.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-28

anu navy bIutlS lldNt NtNH 'NSNNN'
ARMY.
Name Of Captain CARROLL POWER. coast
artillery. placed on list detached officers, and
name OF Captaiu NALSOLM YOUNG. coast
ARTILLERY. removed therefrou
First Lieutenant LEOPOLD Mitchell med!
cal corps, from army transport service. on
arrival OF Contract surgeon WILLIAM o
CUTLITFE. N Fort l.owton.
Second Lieutenant JAMES \. MERRITT lfth
Infantry. detailed professor of military sci
cnce Tennessee Military institute. septem-
bcr 80.
Leave Of absence: Major WILLIAM r
GROVE. quartz maste~ "orps twenty dal
on relief from Camp Perry.
CAPTAIN a : HALSTEAD. 70 Roard ~ In
spection and Survey for Ships. Navy Depart
went
Commando I. u CHANDLER. detached com
nlsnd the Illinois. 10 the Naval Academy.
Lieutenant j. ". WILCOX, detached the II
linois. 10 the Minnesota. ..
Lieutenant 6uuior grsde) 4. Il. DENNY. -
teched navy rife team; 70 the Rhode M.
Lieutenant 0anior grads) &. J.. BEST. De
ta~hed the Whpple command the stewart
Lieutenant Ounior grade) J. 81. SCHELLfNG.
20 Naval Academy.
Ensign T.. 4. LOGAN, detached tho severn
10 comma ID the D-3.
Assistant Surgeon 7. l. MANiON. Medical Re
serve Corps. marine recruiting station Fort
land Nc
Chicf Roatsuain AUGUST WOIUTMAN do
tached naval training station, newport
r. J.. 10 the Cumberland.
BosfsVain ! J.. THOMAS. detached navy ward,
Puget sound 70 tho South Dakota
Rnatswain BERNHARD SCHUMACHER de
tached the South Dakota: home. Vaii orders
Chief Gunner H. y VAssIE. detached T.. ".
Bliss & Co.. the Arkansas. .
Gunner r O. WEsTBR, detached the Arksn-
Eas. leave
New-York tribune., 1913-08-28
AUCTION SALES.

FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUcTION.-By virtue
OF and under and In accordance with, the
terms OF an agreement between the under
signed and the Menhaden Fishing Company
relative 10 the sale Of the ship "Mis," said
agreement being dated March 81, 1911. and
nied In the Unhed states Custom House. Port
and City OF New York, County and State Of
dated November p. 1912. filed in the same
piace I shall sell az public sale or auction the
said ship Mills at the shipyard Of the sped
den Shipbuidng Company, Boston and Ken
wood streets, Baltimore, Md, az noon. August
os, 1918 where she is now located and sub
ject TO inspection.
said ship Mills is a steel steamer. 293
feet in length. 52.5 feet beam. twin screw.
triple expansion engine. Scotch type boilers.
steam windlass. steam steerer. steam cap
Dated New York, n. Y. August IS. 1918.
OGDEN MILLS
BY J. L. Crosthwsite, Agent
sTETsON, JENNINGS & RUSSELL.
Attorneys, 10 Broad street,
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City. ". Y.
DANIEL ii. HAfNE.
Attorney, 49,
Merchant and Miners Building Baltimore. Nd.
BY VIRTUE or A CHA1-rEI. MORTGAGE
Moe Fry Auctioneer. Will sell at O'Clock
this afternoon at 3aT Bridge street, brcokiyn
Bird floor, 4 Voglandisch swiss Emorotdery
Machines Mending Machines. Motors, Sewing
Machine. Shuttles, SAFE, DESKS ETC. ny ofoef
Attorney In fact
BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION I WILL
sell at 1918 this forenoon. at 1903 East l4otn
street lot Of Restaurant fixtures, I.inoleums.
safe Showcases, etc. X l.AA. Marsnal
New-York tribune., 1913-08-28
PROPOSALS..

sEAiRD BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
mo Bozrd of Water supply at its onces
rFenth floor. ig5 Broadway, New ORR, uhtlI
y A. 81 on Tuesdav september 2 'HJ3, for
Contract l53. FOR furnishing and deitt ring
.'mpiete portable power plant. consisting oi
tStolthe or oil driven motor generator SET
sHi,chbosrd and one motor driven air-con-
piessor. u designated locality along the line
" caukili squsduct
AZ the above place and time the bids VIII ne
Plolicly op.aed and read Pamphlets contain
inr Information for bidders can b. obtained al
~ ~ aoove addrsss by depositinK the sum OF nve
,..sfs 't5l for each pamphlet For iurthe'
paiuculsrs see Information for BIDDERS
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES y CHADWICK,
JOHN r. CALVIN.
NVlninissioners Of the Board of water supply
-scSEPH n. MORRTsgEY. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-28

~ PURSUANCE UF AN ORDER OF HON.
Jobn T. Cohalan. a Surrogate OF the Coun-
~ Of New York. notice is hereby gwen 10 10
-, nerson, having claims against Florence
-" I, Plat late OF the County OF New YORK,
Secaased, 20 present the same with vouchers
hereof 10 the subscriber: at its place OF OF
, 10 Gt,,H - Sew York. on or before the 10th
1a,.d Soy York. the 18th day Of June, lelS
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND ihSsi
W. COMPANY. Executor.
vnvrr PARISH. Attorneys for Executor
20 Wsu street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-28

prn piuH IIuI I've Franklin St Pier "a. North
hLu DAMN LINZ River. daily, $50 am. ESQ p
m. .: Battery, s:55 am, 2:65 pm; Sundays. I've.
FRANKLIN at, $50 Am. e:i6 a. m. Battery.s6S O.
m, e:35 am. for Highlands. Red Bank. etc.
Rd trip 6Oc, Trolley connections at all landings.
{ entral- Hudson Line steamers for Newburgh.
Pokeopsie Kingston: Pier %. II. Franklin St.
70 NORTH JERSEY COAST RESORTS.
sandy Hook Route. New Jersey Central.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-28
slJRaoGATE'S NOTICES.

~ pT-psTTANCE or AN ORDER or HON
John p. Cohalan. a Surrogate Of the Coun-
~ on New York, notice Ia hereby glvan 70
al persons having claims aSaihst susan
ritio,, late OF the County OF New YORK
dsc.a,ed, 10 present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber. az Us place OF OF
trnnsactlng business. No o2 wal sueet; ,n 10
,h, CITY of New York, on or oetore the -p'h
dav OF December next ,o,,
DATED New York. the 18th day OF Juns; ,slS; "a,
,frW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND ThCs4
COMPANY. Exc cutoI.
u,,n,rT 4 PARISH, Attorneys for Executor.
- xCsiI street. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-28
HELP WANTED.
Female.

NURsE.-For an institution; pay 20 ngh'n. mon n,
On for an interview to-day at l. o clock at
1iG Fast 2sth 81.
sATEsWoMEN. Two; over 20, Of rood edu-
cation aud address; ON the Stoddard Lee
ttlrla ont OF town MOrk. Itlsn. Ino 1Lu Nv
New-York tribune., 1913-08-28
rypeweI1INc AND rYpewRlTERs

VICTOR VISIBLE, 10 Nassau ST. Catalogue
free: all makes taken part payment. bargains
In Underw oods, Rsuiingtons Olivers. SmithA
New-York tribune., 1913-08-28
CARPET CLEANING,

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
v, Oldest Largest. Most Modem.
'iHE RUGS WOVES FROM OLD CARfEls'
- ftlcef Reasonable Send FOR Circul1T-
lel 1892 1893 Bryant 43T-439 West 45ih 81.
NhhEFpL CARPET CLEANING Co
A. sshs by compressed air, steam, mana or
" ~ soof. 1868 Broadway, 42l EsyI 4sth st.
We BRANDT. Tel. 132-3sth
New-York tribune., 1913-08-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

Male.
USEFUL MAN. s25. good all around man ou'
siIa work. garden horse. COW. chickens etc !,
,.Ssrences William. Mathewson Agency sls
9Th sve Tel. SIS BRYANT -
UANTED-By a man Of ripe experience IN
garden, farm and greenhouse work. posi-
,ion az ssuperiutendent; seven years reference
Srnm last place Address Florist. 1874 En-
NETT St Newark. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-28
Female.

COOKS. buffers. second men, mattresses laun
dresses chsmbermslds; Mtgnent'a,as uassSrs Isu.rs
Jusslla Employment Agency $50 Lexington
ave.
C00K-Swedish; best references. also COOK
and useful man, best reference JussIs
Agency $50 Lexington ave; tel. 1908 Plaza
nor et,voPK PKER.-Good all around cook.
bouseUorkrr: neat, young coored woman
.V".iisnt references: $25. Tull'b Agency. 2-9'
I'm ave. Tel. so22 MoTninsslde.
LAUNDRESS-Firs class; Finnish best
40 rcfsrenccs Jusslla Agency. ESQ Lexington
n,a Iin3 Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-28

ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. August y.
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following arm!
and navy orders have been issued:
New-York tribune., 1913-08-28
BLOCK ISLAND, ORIENT, GREENP0RT,
SHELTER ISLAND and SAG HARB0R.

Str "sHINNECoCK. Of Montauk stesmboat
Co.'S Line leaves N; Y, Pier 8 r. X. Tues q
Thurs $50 p. M: Sat. J 90 p. n.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-28

Or. Bugbes's sanitarium. White Plains, n.
Y Telephone 24i special summer rates
FAIR OAKS. Summit, ". j. Telephone lt3.
No insane modern equipment beautiful To-
cation illustrated booklet Or. Eliot 0orton.
y. y once Dr.. Thos. r. Prout Is w. 30th
st. 20 Tues. Thurs. Sat
New-York tribune., 1913-08-28
Merchant and Miners Building. baltimore. Nd

STETSON, JENNINUS q HUocELLb
Attorneys, 10 Broad street,
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City. ". 7.
DANIEL. IL. HAYNE.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-23
Jones Apartments

Brick building. ideal location, strictly modern light housekeeping suites. Rates reasonable Gas for cooking; lights and water included.
 332 QUAPAW AVE. PHONE 10t1'
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-02-27
From The County Seat-IthaCa

Hill City Mimi, where she has been
for the past few months.
Charles Lee and wife of North Star
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. x. p Peet
Mrs. ]. L. Barden was at Alma on
business Tuesday
An Ithaca lady saw a brisk, fat
robin Thursday last.
c. Markham and family of Beebe
were at Ithaca on business Saturday.
]. II. Fenner and wife of Arcadia
were Ithaca shoppers Monday.
J. O. Thomas, while hauling ice
out of the pond at Redman's tile yard
ncrth of Ithaca, stepped on the NOV
ing chain and fell across a large
chunk of ice, cutting his face badly
injuring his teeth and jaw and bruis-
ing his head. Complications arose
later and he is now in serious con-
dition.
Mrs c. NJ. Brown entertained Sat
urday afternoon in honor of Mrs
Alice Jordan, who is soon leaving for
New York, where she will make her
home with her sister.
The high school Literary society
held an open meeting Wednesday
evening.
Will Bowers Of St. Louis was at
Ithaca Monday and purchased a Bush
& Lane piano of J. L. Barden.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown died sudden
ly at Ithaca Saturday, February %.
She was born in Germany, May g.
1927. Services were conducted Feb
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-02-27
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Edited by Lura Miller and Ruth
Bennett
Miss Marjorie Shaver of Ithaca,
was high school visitor the first of
this week.
Paul Kernen visited the school on
Monday as the guest of Dick Rock
well.
The Lamba Sigma girls are study
ing Scotland ireland and Wales
Messrs. Galloway, Misener, Frauss,
Creaser. Harry and Milton Jackson
visited the mathematic classes during
the week.
The high school classes rented the
roller rink at ST. Louis for last Tues
day evening Messrs. Ward, Max
well and Crisp and the Misses
Smith, Lena and Jessie Potter, and
Fraker acted as chaperons. They
rode over in wagons but good time,
nevertheless, was had by all.
Superintendent f. f. Ellsworth
left Alma Monday morning to attend
the National Superintendent meet
ing in Philadelphia He expects to
be present at the Inauguration of Mr..
Wilson at Washington, d. c., before
returning.
Mr.. Verne Johnson visited the
school Friday.
Tuesday morning Mr.. Ward read
the account of Captain Scott and his
followers last days at the south pole,
including his last message given in
the Literary Digest" for this week.
The dedication of the new high
school will take place March 81. Gov
ernor Ferris of the Ferris Institute
in Big Rapids will speak.
The Shakespearian play, "A Com
edy of Errors" given by the Ben
Greet Players, Friday evening was
especially interesting to the English
classes as they are studying dramas
by Shakespeare.
The Lamba Sigma society hopes to
have Miss Ida Smith give a reading
in the new school building about the
last week in March.
The Juniors and Seniors expect to
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-02-27

ruary gath, by Rev. Alfred Way and
interment was made in Ithaca Gem
etery. She leaves three daughters,
only one of whom lives in this state,
Mrs. Caroline Koch of Wheeler.
Carson City town basketball team
won a victory over the Ithaca high
school team Friday night.
Mrs Ellsworth Clark has rented
her property in ithaca to J. Fl. Wat
son, who will move into the house
at once Mrs. Clark intends remov-
ing to Traverse City, her former
home.
Will Brown of Edgewood trans
acted business in Ithaca Monday.
Chas. Gordon of Lafayette was an
Ithaca business caller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Putnam and
daughter of Sickles shopped at Ithaca
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Clark have
returned from Wisconsin, where Mr..
Clark has been taking treatments for
the past few months.
Coming, March the eighth, Judge