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brides family on an island in Moose
head Lake. There were no attendants,
and no reception following the service,
which was marked by the greatest sim
plicity.
Capt and Mrs. Rockwell. who will
make their home in this city, are pass
ing their honeymoon at Hsmpden. Mass,
a second summer home OF the brides
family. Mrs. Rockwell is the daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. wesson, OF
Springfield, Mass, where the romance
ending in Wednesdays wedding. began
when the bridegroom's father, Col. James
Rockwell, u. S. A, was stationed at the
Springfield Armory.
Messrs. j. H. Michaelis and Maurit
Kohner arrived home on Tuesday on the
Potsdam from Holland, after three
months In Europe. Five weeks of that
time was passed in Berlin where they
saw the moblizing of the Kaiser's army.
Both Washington travellers speak in the
highest terms of the courtesy extended
them in Berlin, as well as in Paris and
London.
Mr.. and Mrs Ferdinand Campbell, Of
Pittsburgh, accompanied by Miss Cook.
Of the same city. are passing a week
at the Hotel Powhatan.
Mrs. George C. Remey and Miss Grace
Remey have gone to Atlantic City where
they will pass several weeks at the Dem
mis-.
Miss Genevieve A. Gaskins, of George
town, has returned home after a delight
full visit for several weeks with friends
at Hancock. Nd.
Miss Anne E. Gaskins, of Georgetown,
has returned home after a pleasant trip
to friends in New York City, Rye and
Herkimer. n. Y. Miss GaslIins also
spent several weeks camping in the
vicinity Of the Thousand Islands.
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Engagement Announced

Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Zell, SO St Paul
street, Baltimore, announce the engage
ment OF their daughter, Grace Mario Zell,
to Preston Dixon Callum of Washington.
The wedding viii take place the latter
part Of November.
Mrs. g. Heller and daughter. Katherine
haveN returned to their home in Wash
ingtoh from q fortnight visit to Atlantic
City, =. J.
Announcement of the engagement Of
N. HiIda Morse Of Merchantville n. J.,
to First Lieut. Chester R. HaIg. Medical
Corps Of the L. S. Army, stationed at
Walter Reed General Hospital. Washing
ton. D. c.. was made September 18th at
a tea given by Mrs J. Ray Lippincott,
OF MerchantvilIe, y. J.
Mrs. Leonard Weinberg and little son
are spending a short time in town. the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Lans-
burgh.
MAJ. and Mrs ]. Thomas Turner have
learned Of the safe arrival in New York
Of their sop-in-law and daughter.
DR.. and Mrs Henry Charles Raymond,
who have been in Europe on their we'd
ding trip, are now en- route to their
home in Detroit Mich. Mrs Raymond
was Miss Mary Elsie Turner.
Mr.. Arthur Newman, who went to New
York to meet his brother, DR.. Lester
Newman, on the latters return from a
four months stay in Europe, is now back
in town.
Miss Dorothy bennett returned to
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Grifhth and Miss Eleanor Grifith. and
her youngest son, Henry Grifith, are
with her. Miss Eleanor Grifith Is well
known to Washington society, having
spent the greater part Of last winter
there as the guest OF Col. and Mrs. Ed
ward Greble.
Mrs. n. S. Lincoln and Miss Natalie
Sumner Lincoln have Joined the autumn
colony at LItchfeld. Conn, where they
will pass fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Thompson are
receiving congratulations on the birth OF
a son at their home on street Tuesday,
Sept 15. Mrs. Thompson was formerly
Miss Elizabeth Noyes. bride Of last
autumn, and like her husband a very
popular member Of the younger resident
set. The advent OF her son makes q
grandfather of those two well known cit
liens, Mr.. Theodore W. Noyes and Mr..
Ross Thompson.
Dallas, Tex, and Kineo, Ne, each
supplied an item OF social interest to
Washington on Wednesday, when two
well-known officers of the national de-
fenase played the role OF bridegroom in
fashionable weddings IN these respective
localities.
The Dallas bridegroom was Lieut.. Com
mander Adolphus Andrews. ,U. s. N,
now attached to the Utah. but formerly
Of the Presidents yacht Mayfower, and
very popular In general society. His bride
was Miss Berniee Platter. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Fox Platter, prom
inent residents OF Dallas.
The marriage OF Capt. Charles K. Rock
well. U. S. A., to Miss Vera wesson,
at Kipeo, was IN marked contrast to the
Texas ceremony. as less than a score OF
relatives witnessed the ceremony which
took place At the summer home Of the
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port, where they will retain their sum-
mer home through October.
Mr.. Jerome Meyer is back from q short
visit to Baltimore.
The Argentine Minister, Mr.. Naon, has
Joined his family at Buena Vista, after
spending some time in New York. They
expect to return to Washington Oc-
tober L
The marriage OF Miss Dorothy Snead,
daughter of Mr.. Russell L. Snead, to
Mr.. Charles S. Schermerhorn, son of Mr..
E. S. Schermerhorn, formerly Of New
York, took place yesterday at noon
Church before a company of relatives
and a few intimate friends. Rev. DR..
John Carpenter Palmer. pastor, officiated.
The church was simply. but effectively
decorated with palms and white bios
SONS. The only attendant was the
brides young sister. Miss Virginia Snead,
who acted as flower girl. The bride
wore her travelling suit OF tete-de-negre
broad cloth trimmed with broad-tail,
with bodice Of pink chiffon and a hat Of
velvet to match the suit, with an old
gold colored plume. She wore corsage
of orchids and lilies OF the valley and
her only ornament was a lavaliere Of
pearls and diamonds, the gift Of her
grandmother, Mrs. ]. H. Smith, Of Little
Rock, Ark. The flower girl wore white
organdie over blue and carried a basket
of pink rosebuds. Immediately after the
ceremony the bride and bridegroom left
for Atlantic City for a few weeks visit,
after which they will be at home at
The Wesley, l421 Columbia Road.
Mr.. Joe Goldsmith returned during the
week from a trip to Baltimore.
Mr.. ]. e. Lefeyre. secretary of the
Panama Legation, gave a box party last
night at the Belasco. His guests were
Senator and Mrs. P. ]. McCumber and
their daughter. Miss HELEN McCumber,
and Congressman and Mrs. Frederick A.
Britten and Mrs. Britten. Supper at the
shoreham followed the play.
Mrs. Joseph q. Choate held q large re-
ception ct her summer home in Stock
bridge yesterday afternoon which served
to bring together many Washington Wis
itors in the Berkshires.
Ensign Kent Robottom. U. S. N, and
his bride, who was Miss Isabel Magruder
Of this city, have taken an. apartment at
the Carson Cottage, Newport. for the
remainder of Ensign Robottoms service
at the Torpedo. Later they viii come to
Annapolis Their marriage took place
at jamestown. R. l., Sept =
Mrs. C, {. Grimth Of New York has
taken an apartment at the Avondale for
the winter. Her daughters, Misc Ethel
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The President is passing the weekend
in the White House, where he was
Joined on Friday by Prof. Axson, of
Princeton, a brother OF the lates Mrs.
Wilson. The President and his Euest
spent yesterday afternoon in motoring
Prof. Arson has recently concluded a
visit to his nieces at Harlackenden
House, Cornish. No time has been fixed
for the closing Of this summer home,
where Miss Wilson Is constantly sur
rounded with visiting relatives and where
the President proposes making another
short stay before the end of the season.
As stated last week, the President will
relinquish his lease Of the Cornish prop
erty with this sseason.
The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
are expected back from a weeks visit
to Chicago today, while the Secretary of
State and Mrs. Bryan. who are having
short trip to Aasheville, n. c., will re-
turn tomorrow. The Secretary Of State
and Mrs. Bryan have been guests at
Park Grove Inn, as they were unable to
occupy the cottage they had leased for
the summer. owing TO the necessity Of
Mr.. Bryan being constantly at the
department
With few exceptions. the entire Cabinet
circle win be re-estahlished in Washing
ton in the next weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. Schiffman, Of Green's
boro. n. c., are spending some time In
town with friends
The Ambassador from Brazil and Nine
de Cana are expected back from their
place at Long Branch today and on Tues
day they will take possession of their
new embassy on Massachusetts, avenue
and Eighteenth street.
Miss Hazel Bornheim has returned from
a short visit to Atlantic City.
The Spanish Ambassador left town
yesterday to join Nine. Riano at New
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Announces Engagement

Mrs. John Reed Taliaferro has issued
invitations to the wedding reception OF
her daughter, Miss Nellie May Taliaferro,
and Mr.. Frank Martin Hoadley, Satur-
day evening. October 3, from $50 to 10
o'clock, at $50 Garfield street. Mr..
Hoadiey is attached to the ofice Of the
Secretary OF War.
Lieut. Col and Mrs. George Robinson
and Mr.. s. A. Robinson have arrived at
their home. 1851 Biltmore. street, for the
winter.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Alice Hall. daughter Of Mrs. s. p. Hall,
OF San Francisco. and Lieut.. Rapp Brush.
Eighth U. s. Infantry. at present sta
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W. Va. Is passing a short vacation at
Atlantic City prior to taking up his new
duties.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Loeb are spending
a short time in Washington with rela-
tives before going to their new home in
Baltimore
Mr.. Lester =. Marx left during the
last week for Newark n. J., where he
will make his new home.
Miss CorneIta Claggett is visiting Mrs.
Henry D. Flood at "Eldon Farm" Va
Dr. and Mrs. William Rearney Carr
have returned from a trip through Can
ada to Alaska, thence to Portland. San
Francisco. Catalina Island, Lake Louise,
and the Grand Canyon, extending over
several months
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Washington last week after spending
the last three months at the. summer
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Fred A. Dennett.
Chambers Island Wis. Miss Dennetu
will resume her studies at the Holton
School.
The Misses Selma and Lucille Loeb
are back in Wellesley College after a
most enjoyable visit to friends in An
napolis and Washington.
The Richard Arnold Chapter. D. A R.,
held its first meeting Of the year on
Tuesday evening at the home OF the re-
tic City.
DR.. Paris Brengie and Mrs. BrengIe
are guests Of the Hotel Dennis, Allan
Baltimore
Mr.. George Benneman returned during
| be held at the home Of Mrs. Julie Tebbs
Luckett at 8 o'clock on the third Tues
day in October.
Mr.. Maurice Kohner has returned to
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas W. Lockwood
and son, H W. lockwood. who are on q
motor trip to New York. are stopping
at the Wolcott
| Mr.. William Henderson Horton ana
| family. OF New York. are guests 1t the
| Hotel Powhatan. They vii go from hsre,
! 10 Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred b eawier- arc .IaAs
| Washington arrivals At the ChatfontS
Hotel, Atlanuc City.
At TIE meeting Of the washinSton-
Camp of the Sons Of Confederate VET
Grams on Friday evening the ceremonies
included the election OF two honorary
officers, in the persons of Miss Sally
Williams and Miss Italy Carter. Miss
Williams Is the daughter Of Senator John
Sharp Williams, Of Mississippi. and Mss
Carter is the daughter of Representative
Carter, OF Oklahoma
Mr.. David Luben. Of New York and
elsewhere, spent a short time in town.
the guest OF DR.. Abram Simon
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Walton have gone
to Atlantic City. where they will pass
the next fortnight at the Strand
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m the nondbun class
Graham daughter the Assistant General
who has Chevy Virginia
Springs is potential bud
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Pretty Home Wedding

The marriage Of Miss Margaret E
Van Denbergh, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George N. Van Denbergh, to Mr.. Charles
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO.
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Mrs Charles F. Larrabee, who has been
spending the summer In Atlantic City
and Cape May. has returned 70 WASH
ington. Mrs. Larrabee has taken an
apartment al the Powhatan untn her
winter home is IN readiness.
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toned in Manila with his regiment. The
father Of Miss Hall was the late Judge
Hall, leading tarist. Lieut. Brush Is
a son OF Gen. Daniel Brush, U. s. A..
his regiment early in February next, and
the wedding viii follow.
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Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Clement A.. +.
Flagler have taken an apartment at the
Mendoza, for the season.
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Mrs. A. W. Dunbar and the Misses
Dunbar. who spent the late summer at
Fort Hamilton. n. Y, have returned to
their home in this city.
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TONED in Manila with his regiment. The
father of Miss Hall was the late Judge
Hall. leading Jarist. Lieut.. Brush Is
son OF Gen Daniel Brush, U. s. A,
retired. He win arrive on the Coast with
his regiment early in February next, and
the wedding viii follow.
Mrs. Charles F. Larrabee, who has been
spending the summer In Atlantic City
and Cape May. has returned to WASH
ington. Mrs Larrabee has taken an
apartment al the Powhatan until her
winter home is IN readiness.
Lieut.. Col and Mrs. Clement A.. F.
FlagIer have taken an apartment at the
Mendoza, for the season.
Mrs. A. W. Dunbar and the Misses
Dunbar. who spent the late summer at
Fort Hamilton, n. Y, have returned TO
their home in this city.
Miss Margaret connor has gone to
West Point for a short visit to her sister,
Mrs Joseph Matson, wife OF Capt. Mat
son, U. s. A.
Mrs. James H. McRea is visiting in
Minneapolis, the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
George Slough.
-uAs anu AAA5- "hsOu h0Ne
completed a round the world tour and are
at Newport for the autumn. Mr.. and Mrs
Wilson came direct TO New York from
South America. so have not been in the
war zone. They have leased their K
street residence for the coming winter to
Capt. and Mrs. Theodore A. Baldwin who
will take possession October 1st
Mrs. A. King has returned to her home
in town after a most delightful visit to
friends in Paterson. n. ].
Mrs. Richard Reid Rogers. who passed
the last eight months abroad, wintering
in Egypt and returning via Europe, has
Joined the large Washington contingent
at the Marlborough Blenheim, Atlantic
City, where she will remain several
weeks.
Mrs. Lester A Barr and Miss Barr are
other recent arrivals from Washington
at the same hotel.
Mr.. Jonas Michalis returned during the
week to his home in Washington after a
four months tour Of Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Campbell have
gone to Atlantic City to pass a month
at the Hotel Dennis where they are al
ways reckoned among the regular au-
tumn patrons.
Mrs Baer and daughter Jeanette re-
turned during the week to their home IN
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Miss Margaret connor has gone to
West Point for short visit to her sister,
Mrs Joseph Matson. wife OF Capt Mat
son, U. s. A.
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Mrs. James H. McRea is visiting In
Minneapolis, the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
George Slough.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Walton have gone
to Atlantic City. where they will pass
the next fortnight at the Strand.
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Mr.. David Luben, Of New York and
elsewhere, spent q short time in town.
the guest OF DR.. Abram Simon
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The Richard Arnold Chapter. D. A R.,
held its first meeting OF the year on
Tuesday evening at the home Of the re-
tic City.
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The Misses Selma and Lucille Loeb
are back in Wellesley College after a
most enjoyable visit to friends in An
napolis and Washington.
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DR.. Paris Brengle and Mrs. Brengle
are guests Of the Hotel Dennis, Allan
Baltimore.
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Mr.. George Benneman returned during
be held at the home Of Mrs. Julie Tebbs
Luckett at o'clock on the third Tues
day in October
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Mrs. A. King has returned to her home
in town after a most delightful visit TO
friends In Paterson. n. ].
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Miss Dorothy bennett returned to
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Mr.. and Mrs Alfred b GawIer- are -Iaks
Washington arrivals At the Cha6onts
Hotel, Atlant1c City.
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Rev. 9. Freeland Peter. late assistant
rector at the Church Of the Epiphany,
who has accepted . call to Wheeling.
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taken an apartment at the Avondale for
the winter. Her daughters. Misc Ethel
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Mr. william Henderson Horton ana
family. OF New York. are guests at TIE
Hotel Powhatan. They vii 90 from hsre,
IN Atlantic CJty
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The Army and Navy Club. of New York
City, which has considerable number
OF Washington members, will celebrate
its twenty-hfth anniversary with large
reception next Saturday evening. Mai.
Gen. Leonard Wood viii be the guest of
honor.
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Miss Hortense Hand. after a short visit
to relatives in Baltimore, returned dur
ing the week to her home In Columbia
road
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Mr.. Maurice Kohner has returned to
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas W. Lockwood
and son, H W. lockwood. who are on a
motor trip to New York are stopping
at the Wolcott
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-03-05
Spring Blood and System
Cleanser.

During the winter months i'm
purities accumulate, your blood
becomes impure and thick, your
kidneys, liver and bowels fail
to work, causing so-calle d
Spring Fever" You feel tired,
weak and lazy. Electric Bitters
the spring tonic and system
cleanser-is what you need
they stimulate the kidneys, liver
and bowels to healthy action, ex-
pei blood impurities and restore
your health, strength and am
bition. Electric Bitters makes
you feel like new. Start a four
weeks treatment-it will put
you in fine shape for your
spring work. Guaranteed. All
Druggists, SOC. and $1.00.
H. E. Rucklen & Co. Philadel.
phia or St. LOuis.-Adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-03-05
FIFTH SUNDAY MEETING.

FIFTH SUNDAY MEETING.
To BE Held With the Baptist
Church at Grove Spring,
March n, %. 20, 1914.
Program.
Friday Evening, March u.
7:00-Sermon by j. ?. Min.
gus.
S:0C--Organization.
Saturday. March rs.
9:00-Devotional services by
A. Ross.
9:30-What was Christ's mo-
tive in organizing a church? G.
Caldwell and S. Griffith.
10:OO-Are all church men,
bers responsible for carrying out
that motive? L. L. Nichols and
A. L. Babb.
0:50-What are the pecul-
iarities of Baptists? ]. E. Seal.
1:OO-Sermon by P. Davis.
Noon.
1:30-Why do Baptists prac-
tice what is commonly called
close communion? A. H. Haw-
kins and D. F. Ellis.
2:00-Can we improve our
methods of doing mission work?
A. Ross and J. P. Mingus.
2:30-Was foot washing, as
found in John 1874, intended to
be perpetuated as a church or
dinance? |. P. Langley and
Barney Chandler.
3:00-Is it necessary for a
church to maintain a Sunday
School? P. Davis and j. ID.
Newton.
7:00-Sermon by |. P. Lang
ley and A. l.. Babb.
Sunday, March 20.
9:3O-Devotional services. P.
Davis.
G:OO-How can we secure a
better attendance at church and
Sunday School? A. Ross and
r. Griffith.
O:3O-Sunday School by Su-
perintendent.
1:OO-Sermon by j. E. Seal.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-03-05

D. j. Watkins of Wylam, Ala,
renews for himself and FOR ia
cob Order, also sending the Kan.
sas City Weekly Star to the lat
ter. With his remittance he gen
erously endorsed 81 for the
Young Mems Business Club.
Would like to meet with the
boys at the banquet" he writes,
but it is impossible. l know
they will have a jolly time besides
transacting some business. Sue
cess TO them"
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-03-05
GASCONADE AND PLEASANT
VALLEY
Especial Correspondence)

j. II. Deckard has finished a
successful term of school at No 5
w. A. Rosevear, Joe Brasher
and ,JaXon Stogdill attended the
Wright county school convention
at Hartville Feb. 26-27.
Ernest Coday and wife visited
at her fathers, Joe Brasher,
Wednesday.
Miss Nora Riley has just fin
ished a successful term Of school
at Oak Ridge.
William Brasher has been sick
for the past few days but is re.
ported better.
Thomas RoSevear is at Noun.
tain Grove having his eyes treat
ed.
James Richard and wife visited
at his sisters near Seymour, Mr..
Bryant and wife, Thursday night
Mrs. Julia White. son Coytt,
and daughter Si' VI, visited at her
parents, Press Newton and wife,
last week.
Moe Marlin has been very sick
but reported better
Mrs. John Ro>evear has a Sc
we're cold.
Now. Dinah, You and Sukey
can guess who | am. IT you will
come to No. ) the first Sunday
YOU will see me but not on the
tenor seat.
Mrs. William BraSher visited
her brother, Joe Pol, last week.
Glen Craig filed his regultr
appointment at Martin Gaskill's
Sundiy
Ardee Berry and Tom Free.
man attended the Wright county
school convention at Hartville
Feb. 2G.27
John King and wife visited at
Joe Brasher's Saturday night
and attended the meeting at No
5 Sunday.
Rev. Brasher filed his regular
appointment at No. 5 Sunday.
Misses Opal and Stella Gaskill
Lavinia Rosever and Linnie Pool
Glen Craig, Raymond Brashel
and Nose Newton were guests y
Misses Ada and Edith Roseveal
Sunday all attended church tina
evening and report a good time
Miss Mary Burner was thu
guest of Miss Jessie Brashel
Sunday.
Miss Clela GaskiIl was tin
guest of Miss Oma Newton Sun
day.
The pie supper at No. ) wa
we'll attended and music was fui
nished by the Gasconade strin'
band and the Mountain Dal
quartet. All report n good tim
and the order was excellent.
Earl Rowland and Miss Stell
|. Guskill was guests ofMissEunic
Vanhooser Sunday.
Mrs. Will Rosevear was on TIL
sick list but is reported better
Misses Opal and Stella an
! Roy Gaslxill visited at Jay Gas
kills at Seymour Monday nigl
= and returned home Tuesday.
Ben BARLEY took supper {
Will Rosevear's Friday night an
and all attended the pie suppe
Well, l will ring off for thi
time, hoping to see this in prin
HAZEL.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1914-10-07
Sank British Ships.

London. Sept. 29.-The official news
bureau announced today that the Ger
nan cruiser Emden has sunk four
British steamships and a collier.
The Emden has been operating in
the gulf at Madras where she con-
Quoted a brief bombardment of that
port and later at Pondicherry.
Berlin, Sept. 29.-The German re-
port on the sinking in the North sea
Of the British cruisers Aboukir, Cres-
sy and Hogue. by the German subma-
rine TO, declared that the entire n
gagement lasted n hour. The Brit
ish cruisers did not fire a single shot.
Contrary to the English reports the
U-9 was alone in this engagement.
British d~estroyers chased the U-9 UNI
til darkness but were not successful
in catching her.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1914-10-07
Want Taxes From Rockefeller.

Cleveland, Sept. 29.-Despite a con
tention that he is not a resident of
Cuyahoga County, John D. Rockefeller
will be required by the tax commits
sioners of Cleveland to pay $1,15S,00O
taxes on an assessed value of $311,-
600, 900.
According to John D. Fackler, men,
Der of the commission, there has been
no effort, as yet, to collect these taxes
and there will be none till Mr.. Rookie
Teller has become delinquent. That
will be the 1st Of next June. At that
time, unless he pays, the tax commits
sion will start proceedings, and the
county treasurer, P. c. O'Brien, will
proceed to collect. If, as is expected,
Mr.. Rockefeller resists payment, the
state laws will be invoked, and a levy
will be made against his property.