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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-17
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Hurwich. 4O6 s.
Lafayette St, have issued invitations
for the wedding OF their daughter.
Elizabeth. TO Edward Friedman. which
Will take place Sept. 8.
Miss Vida Shonts, 203 F. Marion
St, has issued invitations for a tea TO
De given Thursday afternoon. compli-
menting her house guests, the Misses
Emily Gregg, Emma Potter and Min
ME Butt Of Kankakee. Ill.
great many South Bend people
attended the Evangelical convention
at Oakwocd park Sunday. People
from Ohio, Illinois, Michigan and
Kentucky spent the day at the park
where they heard the Y. p. A. conven-
ton sermon and dedicatory address
by Bishop $. Z. Spreng Homer A.
Rhodeheaver. chOrister for Billy Sun
day, gave several vocal and trombone
solos.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-17
DR.. ]. w. HILL TAKES PLACE
ON PROGRESSIVE TICKET

DR.. J. W. Hill has been chosen as
a candidate for the office of coroner
on the progressive ticket by the pro
gressive central committee SATURDAY
night in +. f. Lambert's office Dr.
Hin was opposed by DR.. s. w. Baer
and DR. Arthur l.. Knapp.
Or Hill was nominated 10 NIL the
vacancy left by the death of DR..
Charles NJ. Butte.y orth.
DIR. Hill was a dark horse. and X
was not generally known that he was
p candidate for the office until two or
three days before the meeting of the
central committee
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-17
SLAYERS BARRICADED IN
MINE ARE KILLED WHEN
SEARCHERS USE DYNAMITE

BLUEFIELDS, w. Va. Aug. IL
The tragedy which began Friday with
the murder of three employees of the
Glen Alum Coal Co. when $4,000 of
the company's money was stolen, end
ed early today when the five bandits
were killed with dynamite.
The robbers were barricaded in q
cave in an almost inaccessible spot on
the side of War Eagle mountains. Aft
er the fire of the posse proved unsuc-
cessful, mountaineers climbed to a
point from which they could throw
sticks of dynamite into the cave en-
trance. Dozens of sticks were thrown.
Finally one reached the right spot and
five of the murderers were instantly
killed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-17
MEETING OF COMMITTEES
Further Arrangements for Aerial Cir
Gus Week to be Made Tonight

All committees assisting in arrange
ments for the aerial circus TO be held
nv the merchants of South Bend here
during the week Of Sept. IA, Will meet
at O'Clock Monday night in the Red
Room Of the oliver hotel. There are
a number of matters TO be discussed
at that time which are Of importance
and it is necessary that there be a
GOOD attendance. The committees
have also issued an invitation TO any
who are interested in the affair to be
present
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-17
AMERICAN AIDS BRITAIN
TO OPERATE RAILROAD

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE govern
ment's taking over of the railroads
and especially its guarantee TO pay
shareholders the same net revenue
during war time as has been paid
heretofore. is proving a capital stroke.
Henry w. Thornton, former super
intendent of the Long Island railroad,
now general manager of the Great
Eastern. has been taken into the full
confidence Of the government as a
member Of the executive committee
of railroad managers appointed TO run
tn. combined system.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-17
MISHAWAKA GIRL MAID OF
HONOR AT EASTERN WEDD

BUFFALO, n. Y, Aug. 17.-Miss
Rurmadetta Sammet of Mishawaka
was maid Of honor Thursday morning
in Lockport, y. Y. at the marriage of
Miss Clara d. Gilman, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs John Ottman Of Lock-
port to George Kuhn of Buffalo. The
Rev. August Wiese officiated. Miss
Sammet wore a blue silk PONCE with
hat to match Her bouquet was of
pink roses. Albert Kuhn of Buffalo,
the groom's brother. was best man.
Miss Sammet will return Wednesday
morning 10 her home in Mishawaka.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-17
CHILDREN OF MARY MAKE
PILGRIMAGE ON SUNDAY

Sunday afternoon special car
transported 100 members Of the Chill
dren Of Mary OF st. Joseph's church.
and their pastor Rev Patrick Carrol
on a pilgrimage 10 "Our Lady OF
Peace" at St Mary's
After reCiting the rosary and litarY
and singing hymns. the young ladies
were conducted through the various
buildings of the institution.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-17
NEWSPAPER MEN TO BE
GUESTS OF TOWNSEND
Manager of Oliver Hotel VIII Enter
tain Scribes wednesday Night.

Dick Townsend. manager of the
Oliver hotel, has 6lled the hearts or
South Bend newspapermen with de-
light for he has issued an invitation
To them for a dinner at $50 o'clcck
Wednesday evening. More than
score Of reporters and editors Will at
tend and the probability is that there
will be very few absentees on the oc-
casion. In addition to the dinner
several other features are planned
which Will afford the press members
entertainment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-17
STEVE GERGACZ DEFEATED.

The steve GergaCz were defeated
Sunday afternoon on Cartier field at
Notre Dame by the st. FlOrians by a
score Of Z to 2. Lapp held the Ger
gacz TO eight hits while Fryer who
pitches for the oliver Factory league
team was reached for 16 safeties
Seven errors by the Gergacz also as
sisted the 81. Florians 10 victory.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-17
SANTA CATHERINE CAPTURED.

NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-WOrd was
received by the maritime exchange
that the Hamburg American steamer
Santa Catherine, plying between this
city and southampton ports. has been
captured by a British warship and
taken to Trinidad. The Santa Cath
erina left here on July % with a cargo
valued at 100000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-17
IMPOSTOR SOLICITING FOR
LABOR DAY SOUVENIR

Police are looking for man who
is soliciting advertisements and sub
scriptions for the Labor day souvenir
book which is being issued by the
labor unions of South Bend. The fake
solicitor has already collected money
in advance from several people. The
labor unions have requested warn
inc be issued against the man as he Is
not a representative OF the body
which is issuing the souvenir booklet
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-17
GIVES ILLUSTRATED TALK

II. \. Pershing secretary Of the
Humane society. gave his illustrated
talk on birds at the Brethren church
on :. Miami st. Sunday evening. In
the course of his lecture ne initiated
the songs OF many birds, including the
cuckoo. robin, cedar bird and others.
He Will believer another talk at the
Trinity Presbyterian church Wednes-
day evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-17
BEEN TREATED WELL.

COPENHAGEN, Aug. 17.-I'ravel-
ers who arrived today from Der in de-
cl6red that since the first eXcitem ent
over the war had died down all
Americans were being courteously
treated. They also denied the report
published in a London paper, that
Carl Liebnecht, the socialist leader,
had been put to death.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs William Reeves. 7l6
Sherman av.. a son. born Aug. u.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Burzbach. 545
Cleveland av, daughter, born Aug.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-17
SOME NEWS NOTES.

Davies Laundry. Both phones.
Leslie. the optician. sol S. Mich. ST
Dr. Stoeckley, dentist, 511 ]. NJ. s.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-01-22
BY ACTRESS, SUES HER
soubrette Mistakes Bald Head Plant
II, Audienee-His Wife in Tow.
erlne Rage.

Denver, Colo-Five Thousand dol
lars is the price asked for a kiss by
J. s. Blakeley, 1852 w. Second avenue,
IN suit fled in the district court
against Miss Myrtle Howard. vaude-
vile actress. Blakeley asserts Miss
Howard left the stage during her act
at the Tabor Grand theater. May II,
tripped back to the seat which he
occupied. and deliberately kissed him
in the presence OF his wife.
In the playlet presented by Miss
Howard, called New Years Eve in
San Francisco It is her custom to
leave the stage and ningle with the
audience. According TO the show
management. arrangements had been
made for Miss Howard TO make her
way into the audience and bestow a
kiss on man who had consented to
allow her that privilege.
Miss Howard selected the wrong
man. The man she had arranged to
kiss was seated near Blakeley and
greatly resembled him. The kiss
able man is bald-headed and so is
Blakeley. ....
In bis complaint Blakeley asserts
he was conducting himself in per,
fectly orderly manner" when Miss
Howard approached him boldly and
without warning. She kissed him, he
says. before he had time to ward
on the osculatory attack, which was
entirely unexpected"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-01-22
IN BODY SO YEARS
Bit Of Steel Entered Mans Right Leg
When Child Taken From
Left Leg.

New York-For half century Ed,
ward Mulry OF williamsburg has had
a two-inch splinter Of a needle roam.
ing about through his system. sur.
geons at the Eastern District hospital
took the needle from his left leg,
whittier It had Travelled from the calf
Of his right leg
While playing on tho floor Of his
home when child Of fvo years old,
Mulry stuck needle in the calf Of
HIS right leg The head Of the needle
broke OF, but a two-inch splinter re.
NAMED in the flesh The wound heal
ed and the needle was. almost forgot,
ten.
At times it made itself manifest by
a prickling sensation in the course Of
its travels 1t never caused Mr.. Null,
ry any serious Inconvenience until a
few days ago.
He then began to feel sharp pain
in his left leg just below the knee.
He was advised to go 20 the hospital.
and as result the needle vas dug
out ....r-.. ..n..
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-01-22
lEEEERSOM.

Mrs. Alma Eveland is home from
the hospital with her little daughter.
Whooping cough is still raging in
this neighbOrhOod.
The Riverside Grange has purchas-
ed d new. piano,
Claude and Ray EEeIand have load
ed two cars and will start to their
new homes in Minnesota Tuesday ev,
ening We wish them success in
their enterprise,
John Dop OF near Otley has been
visiting at the John Denburger home.
Leonard Top visited few days
last week at the w. T. Hites home.
White City school is progressing
nicely with nineteen students.
Miss Ethel Wilson conducted the
Christian Endeayor services at COai
Greek Sunday evening.
The funeral OF Mrs. Eta Frye was
held at the Carmel church Thursday
at IL a. M. The sermon was ureach'
ed by Rev Stice to very large
crowd. Interment was in Sand Ridge
cemetery, We join in extending our
sympathy to the bereayed family
Jan. 81 Snap Dragon.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-01-22
EODYWLLE ACTIONS
FAMILY REUNION BELDAT HOME
or MRS. ELIZABETH ROBSON
NEW OFFICERS OF REBEkAHS
ARE INSTALLED.

Eddyyille Jan. ~.
a family reunion was held Saturday
at the nome OF Mrs Elizabeth Hob
son, six miles southwest OF Eddyville.
Those present We're, Mrs. Martha De
Tar, Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Harper, Mr..
and MIS-. Thomas Foster and daugh-
for Marietta. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Carhart and daughter GeneVie, Ed
ward DE Tar and children, Grace,
Francis, Hi and William, Charlotte
and Margaret Nelson, of Abba, Mr.,
ami Mrs. W. b. De Tar, Mr., and Mrs.
q, A. De Tar, Nh. and Mrs. G, w. De
Tar ana daughter Hazel, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Lace aud daughter LOra, Mrs.
Elizabeth liObsOn,, Mir. aud Mrs. j.
w. llObsOn and daughter Lois and son
truman, isel Thompson, MI 5. Elmer
walker ana daughter Lillian, Lena
Wander Poi and son Raymond, MI
and Mrs. NJ. j. Stump and daughters
Florence and Mary and son Harry
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. l.. Lee, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. SCrihner and daughter Alice, Eli
DE Tar OF Abba, Miss Eta Hobson,
Mrs. Callie stump, vi Melrose, Mr.
and Mrs. VIM Scribner, OF Centralia,
Ill, Melville Stump, OF Va. This was
the III ST reunion OF the De Iars for a
number Of Years and it was very
ENJOYABLE affair but the recent death
OF Eli DE Tar saddened the hearts OF
ali present.
Mrs J. H. Koch entertained the
Standard ReareIs OF the NJ. +. church
at the Parsonage on Saturday even
ing, Twenty young people We're pres
ent. The evening WAS spent in a
u m -
were served.
Relatives in Eddyvilc received
VOID OF tae death of the nine months
son, at their home at Brief River
in EddyNile Sunday with the re-
mains
M. Louise Mtddlesworth is spend
iu% the week in Oskalcvsa visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Florence Wright.
c. A. Eastburn. OF Fremont, was d
business caller in Eddyyille Saturday.
1le following officers CT the Order
Of RCbekahs We're installed Saturday
evening: Noble Grand, Mis-. VIM.
Hawkins; Vice Gl and. Mrs. Emma
Juhu-on, ChaDlaiu. Mrs. VIM. Myers;
Recording Secretary, Pearl Moore,
Financial SECRETARY, Lizzie Oldham:
Tlodauror, MIS-. Minnie Hartman.
Margaret spencer. Of Abba, spent
Sunday in EddyvilIp visiting her
friend, Blanche S"CreeS.
MI and Mrs. Earl AlCOrn, Of OSka,
lOU5a, wcr" guests Of relatives in Ed
dyyillo sunday.
Goo. Chord who has been visiting
his family in lLddyyIle the past week,
returned h. Spencer Monday.
Mrs. Robert Summers who has been
III for sumetmo in the hospital at
Oummwa. was able 10 return to her
home in EddyyiIlu Monday.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-01-22
COUNTY NEWS.
SPRING CREEK.

Mrs. L. e Norris entertained the
". 4. Z. L. last Thursday.
Mrs. AAgeline Hoover has been
quite sick at the home OF her son
arssa We are glad to report she is
cCngulc&yinA.
We deeply regret the death OF DR..
Richardson.
Ch1" Waiting was around last
week taking pictures OF the farm
homes Tor the big February edition.
Waiter Gray attended the funeral
ol Mrs. Mary I.arrsnc" at Pleasant
Plain Iat Wednesday. Mrs. Lar.
rance wa one OF Spring Creeks pio-
necra and We'll respected by all who
kr~" he.
waiter Anderson visited his broth
cr ArthW last Sunday.
Rev. Malone preached at buckeye
last SUNDAY.
Raymond Rice, wife and daughter
visited 1T the parental Rice home last
wee.
Mrs. MoIte Crozier is caring for
her mother, Mrs. Martin.
Mrs. Hattie Rose visited at the
Mark Beach home recently.
Spring Greek carried off her share
OF the prizes at the baby show.
Mrs Mary Nye of California, Mrs,
Ida Troy from the western part of
Iowa, helped care for their mother,
Mrs. Hoover, during her recent i'll
ness.
DI. shoulders of Ames was appre.
ciated very much by those vino were
so fortunate as to near his lecture
on hog vaccination.
Several horse men have been in
this vicinity buying horses the past
week.
We are sorry to hear OF the illness
OF Mrs. Dr. Roberts. All hope for
her speedy recovery.
There is a Mutt aud JEFF contest
going on at the Buckeye Grange. 1t
seemed at the beginning OF the meet
ing last week that JEFF was going to
get the better OF Mutt, but before
the meeting closed DR.. Roberts and
wife made their appearance and they
played even. The contest will last
two months. Look out for the car
tOUnB"
EIore goes Tor a good resolution for
1914. Write Oltener Tor the Herald.
What say, correspondence
Jan, 20. Gala Lily.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-01-22

day. returning Sunday evening. On
Saturday evening abe accompanied
the folks" to Lacey to hear Brother
Spyker. who is conducting a series of
meetings at the church
Carl BeaI and family spent Sunday
evening at G. w. Bailey's.
Will Curtis and family were visit
ing at VIII Cruzens Saturday even
inS
MI James turned the meeting
over" to his friend Cook Sunday ev-
eujng as he had an appointment at
Evans. His address was we'll re-
Ceived by the hearers who gave the
closest attention throughout. His
remarks on a part of Numbers 30
were interesting and given in a calm
but very impressive manner. The
meetings may continue this week
Frank Cruzen and family were at
John Lytle's in Prime neighbOrhood,
Sunday for dinner
Mrs. Fred Else returned Sunday
evening from Lacey where she had
been at the home of her parents help.
ing care for her mother
Mrs. Dave JamisOn is reported as
mo- >" wen Wen ,nuelS' go, 49,.
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about the same"
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Fred Coffin. wife aud daughter
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The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-01-22
WORK OF THE REVEALS
Illness Of Mrs. Keel Causes Close
of That at Pentecostsl Mission

Owing TO the illness OF Mrs. S. a.
Keel the evangelist, the revival ser
vices at the Pentecostsl Mission were
brought TO close on Tuesday even
ing. The meetings have been in
continuous duration for about seven
and one-half weeks and in all about
one hundred and eighty souls have
been reached In all probability
the meetings would have closed nat.
.urally by the end OF this week as IN.
.diCations seemed to point that way
Rev. Z. A. Singer, a voting man from
the university, served very. accept
ably as a supply on Tuesday even
ing and at the close. of the discourse
two seekers were. present at the. al
tar, It has. been remarkable how
Mrs. Keel has Kept her strength and
vitality during the strenuous series
Of meetings Just closed. In her
work she throws her whole soul into
whatever she has in hand and Is q
human dynamo OF energy and zeal.
She is magnetic in her enthusiasm
aid vitalizes every subject with
which she deals and it Is not stirpris.
ing that she is physically ihcapaci-
tated for a short time. Her Illness
is not Serious and she will soon be
about again. The regular meetings
will be resumed at the Mission, gen
ierai prayer meeting on Friday even
ing, the usual services on Sunday and
4 mid-week service on each Tuesday
evening.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-01-22
ELM GRovE-MApisoN.

Well, | CUES we are in California,
Texas, or some OF the other lovely
climates they talk about, for we can
have the doors open and no fire.
We are sorry to hear Mark Shan
gle is no better
Lucille Stout is slowly improving.
Rosa Poe was married last Tues
day to MIR. Esser OF Waterloo and is
going there Monday to make her flu
ture home All join in wishing them
a prosperous aud useful lie
Perl, Smith aud wife visited sSun-
day at the parental Dewitt home.
lee Hjteys Wife and baby visited ON
Sunday at Simon Awtry's
chaFlie Dewitt and wiie visited on
sunday wiihhbis sisteraand mother.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-01-22
ROCHE STE

The Ladies' Aid of L. c. C. held
the January meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Thompson. Officers for the
coming year were elected as follows;
President, Mrs. Mendenhall: vice
president, Mrs. Owen PARCEL: secre-
tary, Clara Church; treasurer, Stella
belong.
Thursday noon the house OF Geo.
belong, Sr.. was found to be on fire,
having caught beneath the kitchen
range. Prompt work by those pres
ent prevented much damage being
done, only where the floor was burn
ed through.
Mrs. Ida Johnson visited at the
Charley Johnson home near Tracy.
Gilbert Johnson and wife were
business callers in Tracy Friday.
Russell belong is in Oskaloosa
with his aunt, Jane Thompson, at
tending commercial school
Mrs. Alfred Boles visited with her
friend, Mrs. McCombs, near White
City.
Guy and Jennie McCOmbs visited
with the BOIes children several days.
Mrs. Annie Scott has moved to Os.
kaloosa for the winter
Albert Barlow, by the way of i'm.
prOvcment, has a new water tank.
Mrs. TAYLOR has ncw hot water
tank in her Kitchen. The tank is
filed from the cistern.
The Ladies' Aid of L. c. G.. will
meet the second Wednesday in Feb
r,ary at the home of Mrs. owen Par
CELL Members please take notice
as I" change OF place of meeting.
Jan. 20. Joe.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-01-22
CLUBS AND SOCIETY
Various Happy Occasions Among
Town and Country FOLK.

w. b. GriiIiths. No. 600 Fourth
avenue west, celebrated his eighty
third birth date anniversary. Tuesday,
January 90 at his home. without
pomp or ostentation, but in a quiet,
unpretentious way. peculiar to him.
self. Mr.. Gritiiths IS an old soldier
and despite his advancing years Is
hale and hearty and well preserved
He is active and able and has keen
delight in taking care OF his own
home. from giving personal attention
to the housework to baking bread or
preparing a meal Friends and com.
rades extended congratulations upon
the day and wished Mr. Grifllths the
return OF many more anniversaries.
The "DOings of DuZen" held their
January meeting at the Lester Butler
home on January 3. All but one OF
the families were present, and as the
school vacations were not over an UNI
usual number OF the young people
were present, The spirit Of soCiabil.
ity and good-fellowship was enjoyed
TO the fullest, and some interesting
contests were held that taxed the
Imagination and memory After re.
freshments OF the kind Mrs Butler is
SO successful in preparing and the
club enjoy 50 we'll were disposed OF
the company was arranged in Two dh
visions and a contest In a certain
housekeeping art was INDUCED in to
the great amusement OF all. Some Of
the amen were surprised at ahe skill
required for sucil a seeming simple
act. Miss Roznlla Rohertson gave a
readinx and Miss Faye iAsneS and
Aiiss llelsn Ctsyeii gave sustrpmensii
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-01-22

MRS. Hannah Iianseii, near Rose Hin.
Abel Shan has moved to his farm
near Rose Hill.
Miss Malone. teacher at Elm Grove,
spent Tuesday night at e. W. De
Wits.
Earl Stout and wife and Carrie De
witt We're New Sharon callers Friday.
Now girls, get ready for the box
supper to be held at Garden Hall on
next Saturday night.
viii Whalen and wife have a new
girl at their home.
John Jarard's father and mother,
OF Wright, visited him one day this
week.
The entertainment at Garden Hail
Saturday night was well attended.
Vert Compton is moving where
Floyd Hite lived.
Grandma Stigcrs is not improving
as we would like to see her.
Mrs. McKissick Is still suffering
from her fall.
Mr.. Baker, the horse man, was in
our neighborhood buying horses on
Thursday.
MI. Vanarkle sold sixty head of
hogs to be delivered Monday. We
did not learn the price.
Clarence Bartlett is moving back
to his old home. There's no place
like home"
The hevelin boys are moving to
the Dick Crookham place.
Gam Russ has sold his farm to
WIN Hite and is going back to the
old country. His wife has very poor
health.
Lib Poe visited over Sunday with
Fieldy Poe her brother-in-aw.
Jan. 81. Dew Drop.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-01-22
At salvation Army,

During tue. month Of January aud
February, the Salvation ARMY Is
making a desperate effort to secute
10000 converts from the ranks OF sin.
Locally, an UNUSUAL effort IS belig
made TO secure their part OF the 10,
600. Some bare ground Is being plow.
ed By holding midnight meetings with
the men at the NJ. & st l.. round
house and other places where men
are working nights and by so doing
never have a chance Of attending any
religious services.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-01-22
GINIlM-

- AlOn2o Ellis lost yaluabie COW
one day last week.
A party OF young and old people met
vt re home Of Milton Harms last
Tuesday evening. Oysters were scr
we'd and general good time WAS mad
A Telephone joint meeting was
held last Tuesday night at the Town.
ship hall in Givin, OF the following
lines u. 80. - and 96. New officers
we're elected Tor the ensuing year as
foIlrwS: J. y. Thomas, president;
Dannic Davies, secretary, David Rob
cltS, treasurer and r. u. Rees. line
man. Our lines have been in very
poor condition for several weeks.
Philip Hughes will leave this week
Tor the nome OF his parents in Mis-
curl
Audrow Cubitt had d fine Jersey
heller pasturiug mt w. r. Roberts
farm. One morning he found it dead
with three bullet holes in the head.
W. p. Chiffon delivered four loads
OF young hogs at OskalCOsa last Tues
day.
l.. Stump is getting along nicely
and is able to he out of bed.
Frank Ruttau has rented farm ut
81 acres near Dudley and will SOON
leave this community. lie has lived
heIG many years.
Stephen ReiZer is on the sick list.
Several from this community are
expecting 10 be present at the install
latiOn of the officers OF the CONNER
cial Lodge |. o. o. +. at OskalOOsa
Wednesday night Of this week.
The Welsh church had a social
Wednesday evening and "A large
crowd as usual was present.
Jan. 90 Nivig.