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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-11

Tor Governor,
LEWIS SAYS;
The state taxes are only one eighth
of the whole tax bill. I can save the
state approximately 100000 over the
cost Of the last biennial period by care
full business methods. This will be only
one fortieth of the whole tax bill. The
balance belongs to counties, cities
roads and schools. adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-11

WHAT DOES IT PROFIT A
MAN If He HANDLES THE
BEST MERCHANDISE IN
THE WORLD AND NO ONE
BUT HIMSELF KNOWS IT.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-04
Finance and Commerce

to shos any recupentive power whatever and closed
under the prvious day. which makes the second day
It has failed TO reach Its previous highs selling
under IT'S psesious low, and closing under the day
before. which would indicate. think. lower prices
Iinrsdy. giving the frxt three-day decline since
we got into the bull market IN March. and would
say the tenor of the market temporarily At least.
had changed In other words. tbs market seems to
have paused to await deciav adsica from the
fields. This is well. for clear Or cloudy weather In
Texas. without rain, combined with real rains In
shs eastern belt might eaus Distinct resersal Of
speculation.
whiie the technical position undoubtedly has been
strengthened by heavy ssies for both accounts In the
past two days. more good weather news would
probably Be the signal for bear raid; therefore. I
advise caution on ths buying side for the present.
buying only on quick and decisive deciines-the
quicker the decline the better the purchase. II It
eeps down. lst II alone. for It win be apt To
have its shake before any nlly d consequence.
Even with this view Of Il would not advise short
sales at this level for this 10 bull year. In my
opinion. and would rather posess my soul in
patience and buy Il the decline. for rains in
Texas overnight would be like touching . match to
powder horn.
The New Orleans cotton market closed yes-
terd.y Tho market closed barely steady. to u
points, down. leaving Liverpool due TO come II TO
points lower to meet Herbert H. Brown. Mana
ger.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-04
WHOLESALE MARKET

Baltimore. June 1-HAY-No. timothy. a. %.
800; standard timothy. N.ooals.o: No ?, Eooal7 50
No. ). N.sOal60o: light cloveI mixed, n0; No. i.
ksMf7 %; No. 2 l5.ooalso; heavy. B.0al6o0: No. l
clover MIXED. lesoai7oc; No. 2, N.salSoo: no-es,ab-
Hahed grade. Io0al4o0: sample hay. as to kind,
quality. and condition. s.o0alo.0o
sTRAw-No l straight rye. new. b.oals.oo; No 2
straight rye straw, new, Nseal5oo: No. tangled re
straw, li.5oal20o: No. wheat straw. 800: wheat
straw, No. 4 I5oasOo: No. cat straw. lIooail 30
No Z oct straw 10 0cal0.D.
LIVE PoULTRY-Chickens old hens. heavy. per
H.. IS: do, small to medium. h.. Is: do, old
roosters lb, oaIl: do. young. large. lbl. na2;
do. ruush and stragyy. I,aB; dc. spring. averag.
ing TO X lhs. ssa's; do. smailef. sprinsers H.
xAS: ducks. h., l2al3: do. muscovy. H.. lial2;
sgxing dueks, lbs. and over. lsaD H.: pigeona
young. pair, 3; do. old. pair. %; guinea fowl. 90
EGGS-Maryland pennsylvania. and nearby frsts
pr dos., issi; Western irts is,s: Wet virgnis
hsts. lsk; Southern frsts. hls.
BUTTER -Creamery, fancy. per ID. B2a3; do,
choice, pr H., Gs9: do. good. ID. &a34; do,
psints. Bah; MARYLAND and Pennsylvani., rolls. Va
lsk Ohio and Pennsylvania dairy rrints Halls
stas-paekrd, I7a1s Maryland. Virginia proee. but-
~. zs1
The Washington herald., 1914-06-04
THANKS, GENTLEMEN,
But | MUST DECLINE!
AUDITORS A&irs Really None Of
Their Business" Dent Tells
Committee.
so, WHEREFORE, INVESTIGATE,

Gracefully declining an invitation of
the chairman Of the House District Com
mittee to come on out and get investi-
gated, Auditor Dent. of the District Su-
preme Court, In a recent letter informs
his wouId-bs host that said host is with
out authority to entertain him. The
letter in part follows:
"T am advised that House resolution
No. 2os authorizing the committee on the
District Of Columbia or any subcommittee
thereof TO make certain Investigations.
aud appfopriating $4,000 for the expenses
thereof, does not embrace the ONCE OF
auditor Of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia or the discharge Of
my duties as such ofiicer.
"Tbe auditor of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia Is an appointee
Of the court; acts only under specific or
ders or DEGREES OF the court, In each In
stance, in. civil causes pending in said
court. He receives no salary or compen-
sation from the government Of the United
States or from the District of Columbia,
either directly or indirectly, under either
executive or legislative authority: Is sub
iect to no orders or directions from the
District Of Columbia, or any ofiicer.
agent Of employe thereof. and could not
lawfully execute any such orders or d.
rections. II given.
1T would be obviously inefficacious
and improper for me to ask any hearing
by the committee or a subcommittee
thereof with respect to the matter.
None Of the criticism of me. and by
Inference of the justices of the court,
has any just foundation in fact or law.
and 1t was a grave injustice to give pub
licity thereto. They are in fact but the
ex parte and unofficial criticisms OF a
private person having no authority and
no responsibility. other than personal. In
the premises"
The Washington herald., 1914-06-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. June 3.-MILLFEED-Lower; offerings
are larger; trade is hfeess. SIrinz bran. In 10
pound sacks 800; in transit and to arrive lake and
rail. 85o: lake and rail. 800; Western red dog.
500; winter wheat, In looround sacks. to arrive.
80: city bran. in bilk. n, 50 Argentine bran. to
arrive. is held At ESQ. In 100 pound sacks.
FIOUR-Fim; dealings are modrrzte Spring
PATENTS. ie5a33. in barrels: sFring cIears. 3saiO5
in jute; soft straishts 70 arrive. 4ai6o In barrels
Kansas s,raishts. 4Sa4-iS; New, to arrive. in car
lots 39oa4 10
RYE FLoUR-F1rm; demand rs moderate. Good
to choice at 345a5 90.
C0RNMEAL-Strong: trade Il restricted. Kiln
dried. for export. AS; meal. in bass l5osi S.
BEEF-Eag; trading IA inactive. Packet, r.s0a
800; family Euals0
P0Rk-Steady: business 70 Moderate Mess q ia
80; family. "a oozg5oo; clear feT5a2.a.
HAY-Receipts. soi tons: steady; choice is saable.
Prime timothy, LIS No. timothy liosl In No.
2, loal!Gis: No. ). eSalo.
STRAW-Receipts. 10 tous: steady; demand il
quiet. Long ne quoted st IS.
LARD-Fmer; dealings moderate. Prime
Western. 10 %: refined continent, 10 g; South Ameri-
can, noo: rcdned Brazilian. in kes>. Zoo: beef
steArine. 81; lard stearine. quiet. New York. H.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-04

Starting with Sunday. a great Vita
graph feature will be shown at Crandalls
Theater: Love, Luck and Gasoline" fea-
turing John Bunny and Lillian Walker
and an all-star cast of Vitagraph actors.
For Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday the principal attraction will
be Mr.. Barnes, of New York." another
Vitagraph feature in six parts. featuring
Maurice Costello and Charles Kent In
addition the regular run Of picture plays
will be shown Fridays headliner will
be Anne Boylen. a four-part drama
produced by George Kleine- Saturdays
main film will be Diamond Of Destiny.
a sensational photo drama in four parts,
produced by the American Feature Film
Company. Sundays bill includes "A
Woman's Treachery," story of Russian
intrigue. by Charles Decroix. IN four
parts. Green's orchestra is q feature at
all performances
The Washington herald., 1914-06-04
Next Weeks Amusements.
NaticnaI-Aborn Opera Company.

Next week at the New National Thea
ter. the fourth of the engagement of the
Aborn English Grand Opera company,
promises TO be the most notable Of the
season.
Two OF the most popular operas Of the
entire repertoire, Faust and Lucia"
are to be sung and the cast will include
two artists in whom Washington Is
peculiarly interested.
One of these Is Gretchen Hood, a
Washington girl, who will make her
metropolitan debut here in grand opera
and sing the role OF Marguerite the
opening night only. The other is Orville
Harold, pleasantly remembered here
since his appearance with Tetrazzini
Other favorites who will be heard are
Edith Helena and Ivy Scott. Salvatore
Sciarretti, Alfred Kaufman. Louise
lie Baron. Alice Haussman, Thomas
Chambers. Arthur Green and Louise
Haussman.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-04
Swartzen, Rheem &
Hensey Co.,
777 Fifteenth Street Northwest
FLETCHER IS REELECTED.

Jacksonville. Fla. June a-Returns
from yesterdays Democratic State pri-
mary indicate the reelection of United
States Senator Duncan L. Fletcher.
over ]. n. C. Stockton by a majority of
about 7,coo votes. In the First district.
s NJ. Sparkham. chairman of the
Rivers and Harbors Committee OF the
House, won by a safe majority. In the
Second district, Frank Clark received an
majority. Emmett Wilson
swept the Third district In the Fourth
district, ]. Sears defeated Claude
L'Engie. the incumbent and three Other
entrants for Congress.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-04
NEW YORK MONEY

New York. June S-Cal nonsy opened at N per
cent; high. per cent; Iov. ~ per csnt: rrnewals
IN per crnt; closed at II per cent? ruling rate. k
per cent ~
Money for the short dates is in better supply
Lenders are beginning 10 p1aee themselves IN q
liquid position with view TO assisting in financing
the crop moSemsut, which is nos only = few
months or
Rates ~ Per cent for sixty and ninety days.
2sa3 per cent for four months. per cent for fve
months ~ for stI months and 3kai per cent for
over the year
Conditions in the commercial market are for the
most part the same before. Rates for the best
names are unchanged. nnging from ~ to per
cent, according IN maturity
London discounts, "a per cent: unchanged. Paris
discounts. Sa per ceut: unchanged Berlin dis
counts, * per cent; unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-04
Cosnscs-Vaudeville.

A complete change Of bill will be
presented at the Cosmos commencing at
tinuing for the remainder Of the week.
The headliner will be Perry's Merr,
Minstrel Maids. Dick and Dixie will
present an act combining music, Jug
Cling, athletics and songs with a COM
edy background. Darcy and Gray.
metropolitan csbaretists; Reilly and
stone. and the Musical Stewards will
complete the bill. Friday evening the
country store will be an added feature.
and after the second matinee each day
the Cosmos new scoreboard will re-
produce in minute detail the score Of
the game which the Nationals play
away from home. Sunday concerts
The Washington herald., 1914-06-04
Pennsyivania system has paid out . total
OF se.siz.667 In pensions since 1900.

Pennsylvania system has paid out . total
OF se.siz67 in pensions since 1900.
Missouri Pacinc's earnings In April.
which appeared yesterday, showed q de-
crease OF $50. IS In gross and . decrease
of SIS. 81 In total net earnings compared
with the earnings OF year ago. But In
the ten months ended with April. while
gross decreased nearly E.o00.0oo. the fall
ing on In total income was only little
more than s2oo.ooo- from S4. -. 80 to 31t.-
of.ss7. Consideration. too. should be
given to the fact that this item for the
ten months period OF year ago show
ed an increase OF more than 30 l-3 per
cent over the correspondinR period Of the
year previous. The svstem seems TO be
holding Its pace OF . wear ago very well.
considering the depression In general
business. In the final two months Of its
fiscal year II NAV improve. II. since in
the last four years. at least. gross earn
ings in May have invariably shown an
increase on April, the average amounting
to s27s.4ss: wise June has tended TO
better Aprii'E results. the average gain
in this case amounting to Nl.4ia
The Washington herald., 1914-06-04
WALL STREET GOSSIP.

Regular dividend on American Tobacco
preferred yesterday. E: .E.
Yukon Gold Company has declared the
regular quarterly dividend OF 71-2c a
share, payable June 30 to stock Of record
June Il.
regular semi-annual dividends of 5 per
cent on common and preferred stocks
Illinois Central has declared the regu-
lar serni-annual dividend Of per cent on
its leased lines, payable July /.
f. P. Ripley, of the Atchison, says:
"Atchison has no extensive plans of e1-
parsion. Margin over per cent dividend
on common for fiscal year ending June 80
ample"
Bonds brought out by States and
municipalities of the United States dur
ing MAY amounted to SAG, ,160. .s65. accord
ing to the Daily Bond Buyer. This
amount includes temporary loans Of
sl56l6, CO., The remaining sN. .5A. s65 per-
manent -hoatations. compares with sss.-
4536e4 in April, $4I174.191 in March. and
se5, ,3ll. .e22 in May, 1913. Total sales dur
ing the first five months of the year ag-
gregated s276. .s49. 266. as against sl9o, ,675.-
~ for the corresponding period of last
year.
At meeting of the directors OF the
National City Bank yesterday, James II.
Perkins, now president of the National
Commercial Bank of Albany, was elected
a vice president. Arthur kavanaugh, now
cashier, was eected a vice-president. G.
E. Gregory, now assistant cashier, was
elected cashier and ]. II. Carter. now
chief clerk, was elected an assistant
cashier.
Sixty-four employees of the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad system were placed upon
the pension rolls during May, according
to announcement made yesterday The
additions to the roll Of honor last
month We're UNUSUALLY heavy. or the
total number of empioves retired. two
had been in the servtce ~ the system
for fifty wears of more. and thirty-fve
had seen more than forty years service
each. Fifty-three Of the new pensioners
came from the eastern lines Of the sys-
tenn and eleven from the western lines.
The Pennsylvania Railroad system II
now carrying 4.123 persons upon Its pen-
sion rolls. Altogether. since the pension
systemn was inauxursfed. In 1900. there
have been S.0E empIova. rensjoned 4sOf
this number xs24 have since died. The
The Washington herald., 1914-06-04
CoIumI.ia-.sunday."

Charles Frohman's hand will again be
In evidence at the Columbia Theater
next week when the Columbia players
will be seen in Ethel BarrymOre's sue
cess, SUNDAY II is a comedy In four
acts that attained popularity in New
York during the run at the Hudson
Theater and that has always been well
received in this city where its merits
are known. The story is that of u
young girl, the daughter OF an English
man, who upon his death. Is left under
the care of four varied types of cowboys
because there is no suitable woman IN
the community to undertake her care.
After che has grown into womanhood
she Is sent to her people in England
where she falls In love with the brother
of a blsckguard who was killed by one
of her guardians for having insulted
her. The piece will be appropriately
mounted and will requisition all the
members OF the Columbia company.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-04
Glen Echo Park.

For the remainder Of the week the
special drawing card at Glen Echo
Park will he the nightly dancing exhi-
billions by La Lillion Tayler and How
ard Lesley Holt. Since the first ap-
pearance of this clever pair of dancers
the popularity of their turn has con-
tinued to grow and every evening finds
the big pavilion packed when the time
for their numbers comes.
Every night the open-air movies
will be shown free and on Sunday the
big attraction will be the concerts by
the Soldiers Home Band.
All Of the parks amusements are in
operation and the management lives up
to the motto of amusement for all
Special inducements are being offered
to outing parties and already half a
big picnics have been sched-
uled for the season.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-04
COTTON Markets.

I am free to admit that the action q the cotton
market yesterday was distinct dinppointment 10
me, not that IL declined some fmths for this was
but logical from proft-tzking after such 4 ne a.
We hsss had. The dissppoinsment zms frun ths
The Washington herald., 1914-06-04

Cosmo Hamilton's comedy, built on a
sensational theme, The Blindness OF
Virtue" will be presented here next week
by the Poll players for the first time
at popular prices. Next weeks presenta-
ton. also. will be the first production
of the now famous stage story by a
company OF American players. The
story was first made known to English
speaking people as a novel. Because of
the vogue OF the book, and at the solicita-
ton of the Bishop OF London and other
celebrated Englishmen. Mr.. Hamilton
agreed to dramatize the story. Very
much to his surprise the stage story was
even more successful and aroused more
comment than the original novel. 1t
was brought to this country by William
Morris at the beginning OF last season
and duplicated its English success in
New York, Chicago and Boston.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-04
CHICAGO PRODUCTS.
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

ssles-Regular cali Il O'Clock noon.
Washington Gas s., $50 at lo6s.
Capital Traction Sc, 500 at los. $sno at los
Washington Railway Is, N.oe at s.
Washington Railwayspfd.. at q, 6 At Sh. 3
at sh
Washington Gas. at 75ii S at Tsls- at 75a
Lanston. at sih.
American Security & Trust. ] at 30.
After call-District National Bank. at ~
Capital Traction. at l0Gs.
GAS BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-04

The Maryland Electric Railway Conn
pany, subsidiary Of the United Rail-
way and Electric Company. OF Baitt-
more. has applied to the AgTyland Pub
lie Service Commission fSxTauthority to
sell Slsseoe Of its per cent bonds. OF
the proceeds s44a,5s7 will be used for the
purchase OF new cars. s4,si4 for purchase
of heaters and $1,000 for a rotary con-
verter.
The First National Fire Insurance
Company Of this city yesterday received
from the insurance department OF Massa-
chnsetts license to do business In that
State. The general agent for Massachu-
sets Is William Gilmour.
The Franklin National Banks total
deposits have increased from s1,03A0oo to
s, ,e4.S Individual deposits increased
s1o5.ooo The bank is two months old to-
day.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-04
b. F. Observation-Disclosures. Vaudeville

Emma Carus, with Carl Randall will
next week enter upon her annual en-
gagement at the B. F. Keith Theater.
Another offering will be the English
ventriloquial comedian. Marshall Mont
gomery. Stepp. Goodrich, and King. the
singing comedians: Marie and Billie
Hart, Julia Nash and company. Irene and
'Bobbie' Smith, Charles Thomson, the
Rolando brothers, and the Hearst-Selig
news pictorial are additional attractions.
An added feature of the bill next Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock will be the
b. F. Keith electrical score board.
showing every detail Of the game that
afternoon between the Nationals and
the st. Louis team at st. Louis. The
other attractions at the concerts will be
drawn from the current weeks bill.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-04
CrnudalI's.

will feature an orchestral program oi
high-class selections.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-04
The Safest Investments

Are those that do not nnctuste duftng In
turbed cunditicns cf the money or st,ek mar
ketA First deed Of trrst notes tfrss mort
gages). well secured on real estate in the Die
trict Of Columbia, constitute ''gilt-edss'' IN
yestmen.s They do not depend upon the
financial responsibility Of individuals OF cor
porations for their stability. and are exempt
from tzxation as personal property We can
supply such investments in amounts from 500
upward Send for booklet. "Coneeuing Loans
and Investments"
The Washington herald., 1914-06-04
Statistics.

Furnished by N. L. Carpenter q Co
New York. June =
Receipta MiddhnEh
The Washington herald., 1914-06-04
Liverpool Futures.
New York F.rures.

Furnished ~ N. l. Carpenter 4 Co.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-04
Local stock Market.

Continued limited trading existed on
the local stock exchange yesterday.
Washington Gas again -receded ten
shares selling at 15 Is, FIVE shares at
70 L.
Fifty shares OF Railway preferred sold
s. IL, five shares at 81.
Traction sold, two shares, at 100 3-4.
A share of American Security and
Trust sold at 2so. and three shares of
District National at 1I2.
One share of Lanston brought 81 1-2.
Bond sales amounted to S2,5oo. One
81 900 Railway brought 81. two 500
Traction IS 1OS, and one $500 Gas los IA.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-06-04

! FOUNTAIN CITY, June 4.-The
Fountain City ball team played the
Richmond Maps at Highland park Sun
day and won by the score of to 4.
Those from her attending the auto
mobile race at indianapolis last Satur-
| day were G. A. Dwiggins, George Sho-
walter, c. D. Mills, Bynum Boyer, Paul
/ Edgerton. Merschell Little. Vern Nc
Mutt, Howard Thomas, Fred Hodgin,
Ollie Love. George Rupe, John Free
man and VIII Hoover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Strong enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. George Shook Of
Grand Rapids, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Townsend of Richmond, Misses Fira
and Mildred Benton of Richmond, Sun
day.
Mrs. Suda Smith left Wednesday for
a visit with relatives at Carthage and
Madison, Ind.
Mrs Alexander of New Carlisle is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Charlem A.
Aughie.
Miss Alta Jessup left Tuesday for
West Elkton to attend the wedding
of Miss Mary Talbert.
Mrs Julia Purviance left Wednes-
day for Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Doddridge and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Boughner Of Cambridge
City visited Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Boyer
Sunday.
Miss Theresa Bush has been very
sick, the result of falling and striking
a chair.
Everett Hunt of New Castle is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Purviance Hunt.
NJ. w. Marine is here from Gahagan,
La, visiting relatives and friends
Henry (loVanpnr and
family entertained Mr. and Mrs Orc
Wickettt of Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Oil
yer Clevenger and son, Mr. and Mrs.
Will Clevenger, Mr.. Samuel Wicket
and family, Mr.. John Wicket and S.
! Wicket and family of Richmond Sat
, urday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Clapp and son
Donald, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Quigg
and Opal Quigg of Richmond spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cra-
nor.
Mabel and Lawrence Harrison re-
turned to their work at the Muncie
Normal school last Tuesday.
Elmer and Harold Barnes were home
| from Earlham Sunday
! George Williams spent Sunday with
his mother at COltaX, Ind.
| Mrs. Morris Clark has been called
| to AnsOnia, 0, on account Of the Sc
riousness illness Of her father
| Ezra Clements Of Richmond was
here Sunday
wal Lacey and daughter, Alice
who have been visiting Major NJ. VI
Lacey, returned to their home in Indi
annapolis Monday,
Miss Cecil Lacey has gone to Indi
annapolis to taken a nurses training
! cOUre in the DeacOness hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Retiring enter
tanned Charles Hill and family and Mr.
+, and Mrs. Fred Hill and family of Rich
mOnd last Sunday
Harry Lincoln and family Of New
Castle were guests Of G. A. Dwig
gins and family Sunday.
| A picnic party composed of Mr.. and
| Mrs, O. T Dickinson of Richmond
| Claude Keever and family, Mr. anG
| Mrs Charles Keever, Mrs Suda Smith
and Mildred Phelps OF Chicago, spen,
| Saturday in F,dgertOn's woods.
Mrs. Howard Thompson and Mrs
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-06-04
NeuS Notes Gathered
From Fountain CitV

Kemm Of Richmond spent several days
last week with local friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs. Jennie Pyle and daughter, and
| Mrs. Gist of Richmond were here Sun
| day.
| Melvin Coggeshall and family enter
| tanned A. p. Thomas Of Richmond Sun
| day.
O. c. Thomas and family entertained
Everett Davis and family of Indian
apolis, Ernest Davis and family of
Richmond and Elmer Clark of Econ
omy at supper Sunday evening.
| Miss Nellie Overman has been en-
| ployed to teach in the Intern ediate
department of the Centerville school
for next year. and Mabel Harrison will
teach at Jacksonville.
| Mir. and Mrs. William Hiatt Of Ches-
ter have been visiting relatives and
| friends here for few days.
| Fred and Wilbur Hiatt were home
| from Muncie Sunday.
| Frank Thomas and family entertain
! ed Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield of Rich
, mond Sunday.
Carl Shelter of Chicago is the guest
Of Elias Mitchell and family.
Mrs. Lyman Richardson spent sew
eral Gays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs w j. Sharon, at Richmond last
week
Mr.. and Mrs Orla Hiatt of Rich
mond spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary
Dunham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris of Chester call
on Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Clements Sun
day
Rev Edgar Williams of Carthage Wis
it cd relatives here Sunday
, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Pegg of Rich
mond were guests Of George Brouse
and family Sunday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hampton of
/ Richmond were here Sunday.