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The Dickinson press., 1914-07-11
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FoREcLos-
URE SALE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN: THAT
hversd by Alois Maurer and Katharine
to Wells and pickey Company. .G q eorpor..
alton. mortgagee. dated he 18th day Of
Of or the he County Of stark lse State Of e Reras
B. Da1 1911. at II O'clock 1a K. n, moo IN 9 81 81
Closed MdGrfsS s. thss 81 Sale a g the : viii plen BE fors n
scribed, 1t the front door Of the Court
ao 'gta,rk n state saa ely ~ S Sd Rie baFots;. County e Fss
Monday. the 18th day Of August. a. b.
1914, to satisfy the amount due upon
premises described in such mortgage
and which will be sold to satisfy the
same are as follows:
The West Half of the Southwest
Vest Quarter Of tie Northwest
s a TS4,s ~. * E s asEs - ~ ,, S.
Thirty-seyen us7J, North Of
the Fif ahinf sFzineipal az Ms;r1 Msss G Il
Stark County. North Dakota.
an instailment Of Sixteen and no one
/. 1918, on the mortgage being foreclosed
and having also failed to pay taxes for
the year 1913, which the mortgages has
Nineteen and thirty-six one-hundredth
(s19.36) Dollars. the mortgage hereby
declares default and elects to declare
the entire amour due under said mort
having failed to pay an i%nstallment Of
Fortyseight and no ,one-hundredth
($48.OO) Dollars of interest on q prior
incumbrance, due November !, 1918, the
mortgage herein has paid the same and
the amoun so paid was included in the
amount declared to be due on the day
of sale.
There will be due on the mortgage
being foreclosed. at the date Of sale On
and taxes herein stated the sum Of One
hundredth ($126.18) Dollars, together
with statutory attorneys fees. and the
costs and disbursements of this fore
closure. 49,.
1914.
Mortgage.
Hager & Corwin,
Attorneys for Mortgagee,
Grafton, North Dakota. 7-4-7t
The Dickinson press., 1914-07-11

State Of North Dakota to the Above
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint Of the plaintiff in the
above entitled action, a copy of which
is hereto annexed and herewith served
upon you; n to serve a copy. Of your
answer upon the subscriber at his Office
in the city Of Dickinson, Stark county.
North Dakota within thirty days after
exclusive Of the day Of such service;
and in case Of your failure to SO ap-
against you by default for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Dated, June 8. 1914.
T. F. MURTHA,
Attorney for Plaintiff, resi-
dence and %postof1ce address,
Dickinson, Stark Co., N. D.
To the above Named Defendants:
Please take notice that the complaint
herein was filed with the clerk Of the
said action is brought for the purpose of
securing a divorce by the plaintiff from
ou.
T. F. MURTHA,
6-13-6t Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Dickinson press., 1914-07-11

*{ SUMMONS
State of North Dakota. } In Dist. Court.
)ss. Tenth Judi
County Of Stark. ciai District.
Elenora S~chacherer,
Plaintiff.
VS.. - SUMMONS
Anton Schacherer, @y
49, Defendant. r
The Dickinson press., 1914-07-11
ADUETERATED AND MIsRRANpED
FOOD PRODUCTS AND 1EvER-

I, 3. F. Ladd, chemist of the North
Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station
and food commissioner for North Da-
kota, do hereby certify that the list Of
specified Ave been analysed during the
six months preceding June both, 1914.
and the same found to be ad%ulterated or
statute as shown in each individual case.
I further affirm that this is a true
n correct list to the best Of my
XIV E.. F. LADD,
Chemist and Food Commissioners.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this Goth day Of June, 1914.
ALMA K. JOHNSON,
Notary Public, Cass County, N. D.
My commission expires Oct. %, 1917.
The Dickinson press., 1914-07-11

TAKENsUP-At my place, sec. x10-187-
s98. aShaH mile from Daglurn bay
mare. branded on side shoulder I N
and . ON left jaw; 1 bay -
mare, bsr q d. 4Ua
ed outright shoulder; grey mare brandt
3aedsA on right ribs end & on right .shoul-
dVf.8 Owner prove property y pay
charges. ROCHUS WOLF, Daglum, y:
The Dickinson press., 1914-07-11
sHERlFF's NOTICE OF SALE
State of North Dakota, J In Dist. Court.
Eg )ss. Tenth Judi
County Of STARK. cial District.
Northwestern Mutual
Savings e Loan AS.
Patrick Sexton, s.. s..
Sutherland, Mandan
Mercantile Company,
q corporation, and +.

Notice is hereby given that. by virtue
of a. Judgment Of foreclosure Of mortgage
and sale In the above entitled action on
the. 4th day of June. 1914. and an exe-
cution issued upon said judgment. the
subscriber, George Brown, sheriff Of
s,,efion County a1 ESa y {ro p. G Wia sell Ct public sn1lif
house in the city Of Dickinson. Stark
County, N. d. on the 9th day of July,
"A. D.. 1914. at two o'clock in the after.
noon Of that day, the real estate and
and State Of North Dakota. and directed
sold and therein described as follows:
Lot two az in block two 60 in billiard
6 Manning 8 Second Addition to the city
Of Dickinson. according to the plat
fee Of Register Of Deeds. Stark County
North Dakota.
There will be due upon said Judgment
at the date Of sale the sum- OF Nine
Hundred and Twenty-TWo Dollars and
with the costs of sale.
Sheriff.
w. F. Burnett,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Dickinson, N. D.. 6-20-6t
The Dickinson press., 1914-07-11

NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR
LICENSE TO SELL REAL ESTATE.
,n Before Hon.
zs- -, Fred Maser,
County of Stark, Judge.
In the Matter. of the Estate of Lewis
D.. Bell, Deceased. j.
M. M. Burnett, Petitioner
Lena Kemper n Fritz
Bell and all other persons
interested in said estate.
H-| RESPONDENTS.
Notice of Hearing Petit
ton for License to Sell
~ Real Estate.
The Dickinson press., 1914-07-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Registe
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-05

quently abe was the recipient Of
many pretty handkerchiefs.
Mrs. Lants had charge Of the pro.
gram Of the afternoon. Rev. Payne
had charge Of the devotions. One Of
the principal features Of the program
was the song by Mrs. Rufus Norton
which had been composed by Mrs. H
p. Savage. to the music Of '.Old
Black Joe." and dedicated TO Miss
Holbrook. missionary, who has
spent seven years In India and will
rail again on the 21st Of this month
from San Francisco. for India.
Miss Holbrook visited in La Jun.
= last summer. with Mr.. and Mrs
H. E. Holbrook. and became &C.
Quainted with many ladies while here
who were interested in her work
The song was composed by Mrs. Sav.
age was farewell song to Miss Hol.
brook.
After the program delightful
lunch was served.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-05

Mrs. Elwick. Mr.. and Mn. Earl
Miles. Mr.. and Mrs. Prats. Mr.. Bax-
ter. Mr.. Walker. Mr.. Devine. Mrs.
Barron, Nola and Wayne Barron,
Mrs. Maud Hill. Mrs. Knapp, Mrs. J,
W. Fertig. Mn. Sarah Chambers,
Mrs. Broomfield. Mrs. Head. Mrs'
Sarah Miller. Maud Elwick. Ars,
Clara Mcfarland. Mrs. Passow. Mrs,
Thiverge. Mrs. Bechtold. Francia
Head. Harold Fugit, Helen Miles
Billy Hugo. Ruth Bechtold.
80
Loyal Daughters.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-05
lsark % Msssco Now.

Miss Bertha white received word
this week from her sister. Mrs.. I. Z.
MeDrids. Of Colorado Sprinss. sat.
Ing hat the curtis.iiines Company Of
that city. who are intsrested In tbs
0uanajuato Electric asd Power Com.
Dony. Of 0uanajuato. MEXICO. ere
aew sssdiss for their men and fsmi.
~ - scsurn 70 Mexico. Most Of
~ nss have bsea II Mexteo fos
49, tine, aad thsy Row deem n
oofo foe thslr families 20 rsturn.
ms. asd Mn. MeDsids will soea
loave fos that pjaes end Mr.. Ne.
Dgl1e ed sAiIdrsa ass sxDssssl u
ogslve h L. Juata seea % visls ~
Oassa1s, ~. sal' I'm. ,, y. Whias
oocoso Oooag y 11sEjee.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-05
/. =. +. ci.b.

The I. F. r. Club met Tuesday af-
ternoon with Mrs.. Lee Brosius. All
members were present and Mrs.
Langston and Mrs. Bourne Walker
were guests. Tho afternoon was
spent In playing high five after
which the hostess served dainty re-
freshmants. Tue next meeting will
BE- on December 18th. with Mrs.. John
Dsvine.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-05

The Loyal Daughters Glass Of the
Christian Bible School met Monday
evening At the home Of Miss Ruth
Esry. Nine members were present
and very pleasant evening was
spent. The girls have formed .
reading circle. and after the business
session had been disposed Of the re-
mainder Of the evening was spent
in needle work and reading. The
book they have chosen for their
reading At present ID I'm His STEPS. =
BY Charles Sheldon.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-05
SOME MORE SHORT LOCALS

Tho new xnAas usoveaneat-aaeioa
w&ie-bsy asiit day.
The NsioAtoshopAl Card Club met
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Thompson.
The Thursday Evening whist Club
Met Thursday night with Mr. and
4rs. C. r. Kendall.
~ Miss Kate Goblin. Of Rocky Ford.
vas the guest for several days this
Week Of her aunt. Mrs. John Broom
field.
Turkey dinner and special music
-. the Park House Sunday. You are
Invited.
Mrs. w. 8. Hair left "Wednesday
Or Pueblo and Denver to spend ssv-
eral weeks.
Miss May Marshall returned homo
Wednesday from weeks visit with
relatives In Denver.
Charles Maxwell. Of Lamar. and
Henry Lague. Of Holly. were La
Junta visitors last Monday. attend
ine meeting Of the Arkansas VAL
ley Gran Dealers Association.
Mrs. y. H. Rogers. Of Oskaloosa.
Iowa. who has. been. visiting :. her
daughter. Miss Emily Rogers. dur
Ing the past three weeks. returned
home last Tuesday via Denver.
Miss Emily Rogers has succeeded
Or. c. II. Farthins a. registrar Of
vital statistics. the department Of
the state board Of health that keeps
. record Of the birth and deaths.
J. w. Fisher has been confined to
| his home most Of ths wesk suffering
with Q severe attack Of The gsipps.
| lApd y eoasseusacs has not bssn abls
o. % duty st he soeal asws a.
psooasy.
n. Frank Fiansy aad Dr.. A. L.
Stubha wers II Las Aninas lase We'd
ass1sy. where tAsy we're sunnessd
% testify In . nalpsaaics suit
brought against one Of the physi-
clans Of that place.
, John Mattinsiy and family. who
aovs besn livias IN Pusblo for sev.
sral years. returned 70 Ia Junta the
ftrst Of the week and viii make
AA~As h~-~ h~a~ mAr~ 0une~ Ne
l1attiasiy has catered the employ Of
~ Santa 70 once more - nachin.
~.
For e3.ee vs viii send you the
Tribune from the prcsent time until
January !. 1915. and make you Q
prssent Of . Hot Point electric iron.
g6asantsed for period Of ten years.
Make your wife . Chsissmas present
n IN electric iron. Il will BE- one
that will b appreciated.
Dr.. D. q. Gibbons. Of Beatrice.
Nsb.. has been In town during the
pase week looking after his farm
On the Rsynolds' tract east Of town.
He has leased his farm for the com.
Ing year 10 George l.. Brown. Of
Kansas City. who recently moved On
70 ths Shontx place IN the Garden Of
Eden.
Estsy Oakley made u killing at
Timber Lake last Monday. bsxgins
three huge Canadian geese. with only
four shells In the magazine Of his
gun. There were some swell din
ners around town ON the day follow
ins--judging from the comments Of
some Of tho participants. A cansdi-
an gooss II about the size Of a twen-
~ pound turkey and looks like an
aAanAe~A~ Ia. ~. A.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-05

ss,1v. r,s., y -. :..:: :: =: 49, :'s:: sss's'' =
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-05
nsskins-WslAnsyr.

n Xo1AesdAy afeseneoe at 4 o.eloek
eeeosssd u wedding u n. 0ss1e
He0kins. Of Holly. Colo.. aad niss
Rsasi WsAnsysr. ef this elty. TAs
csesoeay vas performed ~ Rsv.
Dnoaausl Payne. Of tAs BaDtis(
church. and vas witnessed b. about
sixtssa relatives and Intimate friends
Of ~ eouDls.
Innsdiatsly following the core
Doey . wedding supper was served
and he happy couple LETT On the
e:3e train for 0wink. where they
Win make their hone until The Gloss
Of ~ sugar campaign. - the groom
is employed II ths factory at thai
Dlaes. TAsy will then 20 TO Holly
70 reside.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-05
ssaxlaine Club.

The Sunshine Club met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs.. c. H. Brown.
The membership attendance was good
and the afternoon was spent in max
Ing arrangsmsnts for The Christmas
boxes which they win send out this
year. The next meeting will b held
with Mrs. J. A. Burveil on January
III.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-05
Aassse as.ay CSss Cssrsss.

TIE Ia Junts Music study Club viii give . co.,
s = u: s se:sss xS,s:' .y:s.s ".a.
A unusually fine offsring. enbeaei.s some Of ths
-: .sieai talent 2, .ais s.sy: .sh .s.ser @ Of
vtdsd The program 10 - follovs:
PART FIRST
'' ' m. Ssosii Woodss.ds: nis: L.. --''
"soass ~ Mother Taught No.. ........... Dvesst
.Ts: s: gsGSs n,9:s Of Morn Franco "I.sos i.sos
Gertrude Finney Williams
The Nish'nssis" .L's1
Reading. The Paiassr Of Seville:
Helen Aiiyns sioddard
cs"sA"A NJ: ;.i... ''""
Violin. Meditation" from That's Masssnst
NJ slncas
Quartet" e, ..vogsl's w.i;;. ;y. Mss.
~. -: s.;:s ssSss II q. Hs:,ss M:s:
PART SECOND
orsss e, 6, rs:s.,': r. o;!'"ss S::;:s
:" Mr.. M. WI v. [. Msr,ia ia.i; : : ~
i:s..l.: q 4 Iiis. ............ :css3!..
'ss's w''' n: w.. {. ;..:i: 0''''''''"
20 Lsss q ossss As!.A" :..:.......... .Doaisssss
Resdins ta) "TAs Leaf Of Resshae nsg"
Hesss zii5ss Sse6lss6
puss frss pssst eesss = .Faals* nassasss
Ma neoss Mr. Ausein
a sgasls y,s.sF' .ca1lss.ifEe::s ~
csss.i: j;iscs,.wiii:. -
''' '::' I: . =: ~: {: =: ~: -: 49,: ::''''
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-05

in needle work and reading. The
book they have chosen for their
reading at present Il I'm His Steps, =
BY Charles Sheldon.
u.sa.. ESSiSsu,a..y Cs.s.
The Unique Embroidery Club met
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Stacy
Wilcox ON Lincoln avenue. The mem-
bers and = few guests spent the sf.
ternoon In needle work and later
dainty refreshments were served by
the hosteas. The next meeting win
Be the Christmas party at the home
Of Nrs. George A. Thompson. ON D.
cember lAth.
The guests at Mondays meeting
were Mrs. Chester Ssars. Mrs.. Easl
brown and Mrs. Clay Hurt. a
80 ~,
'Stant 40cial."
The young people OF the Baptist
church were entertained at stunt
social Tuesday evening At tho home
Of Rev. and Mrs. Emmanuel Payne.
About thirty-five were present 70
take part in the performance Of var
ious "stunts" which had been map
ped out by the host and hostess for
the guests 70 perform.
The first part Of the evening wss
taken up with q short business see.
sion and the election Of officers for
the coming year. then the social hour
was enjoyed to the fullest extent,
and . two course lunch was served
By Mrs. Payne.
The officers elected for the new
year were - follows: President.
Dssssi 0rissom: vice presidsnt. J. c.
Brsanenan: secretary. Mis- Nsva
LAnts: TREASURER. Miss Martha Phia-
liDs: orsaaist Niss Frances wisdom.
r. ~ 4E 90 -
CanSost Tyiag rnssy.
Al old fasAioasd comfort tylng
baSty vas sajoysd at The hoae Of Mr..
and Mn. Clara Rich On oan Juan
aveaue. when . number Of their
fslsnds Of Rocky Ford aad . few
Ia Junta frisnds went sad spsae the
day at their home.
AZ ~ O'Clock . sumptous turkey
dinner With all the accessories vas
served and after every oss had done
justice 70 the meal. ths remainder of
The afternooa was spsnt In tying com.
forts. Late IN The svsaias The gser,,
departed for their hoass IN Rocky
Ford.
The trip was made In automobilc.
sad those Of Rocky Ford Who enjoy
"a the affair we're Mr. anA Mn. l..
Ksuhn. ~. and Mrs. J. =. Rssmus.
-. Mrs. O. J. Baxter. Mrs. sydney
Gamble. Mrs. A. z. Kouns. Mrs. o.
". johnson and dsushtss. Mn. John
Ritchie. and Mn. n. b. Nslsoa. Mrs.
Charles May. Mn. B. q. Wilson. Mrs
J. A. Crosley and Mrs. J. 4. Russell.
Of this city. were also guests.
Fnsesighlly Clsb.
TIE Fortnishtly Club net on last
Saturday Afternoon WITH Mn. c. H.
Buckley. The meeting was presided
over by the prssidsnt. Mrs. r. v
Worden.
This was . Lincoln meeting and
was one Of tho most Interesting held
this season. The house was decor
atcd with flags and pictures Of LIN
coin. and other men studied durins
the year. Among them was . pic
turc Of Lincoln and his family which
was especially enjoyed. There was
4 large attendance Of the member.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-05
nsssass nlAsuassasy Clssss.

ne lsliss llisIleaasy Ciesls Of
~ DaDejse GAussA ~ 1Aufo1ay af-
tegNooo vllh Ma J. =. Tsoee - Car
- eNnana Hhses ~ . 1asUs q.
oO(DnoA ~ eD0e g ~ 1nlloe has-
Ooooo - Donsa ~ \ ~ Nh. h.
~ A1yoA1ovs ~ Doanae1 . haal-
heeeneee eneses - ~ - eeass'
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-05
Grey-skse..

Lest Satofaay evening ~ O'Clock
in the parlors Of the Park House. oc-
CURED Tie wedding Of Mr.. David u.
Grey and Miss Elsie n. Sksen both
Of this city. The ceremony was
performed b. Rev. J. ?. Findlsy Who
used the beautiful ring ceremony Of
the Christian church. Only the nee.
essary witnesses were present at the
wedding.
00ae Dlanse.
Mr.. and Ars. Victor LagerQuist
presided over . beautifully appoint-
Cd dinner Wednesday evening. The
decorations were In keeping with the
approaching holiday season. and the
four course dinner was served ut
o'clock.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. q. w.
Milliken. Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4 An
drews. Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Brown and
Mrs. II. II. Hall.
80
Jsnior loyal Dasghsers.
The Junior Loyal Daughters Of
the Christian church met ON Friday
afternoon Of last week at the home
Of Miss Helen Kerrick in North La
Junta- Twelve Of the members were
present and three visitors. After
the business session had been dr.
posed Of . social hour wss enjoyed
when music was furnished By ssv-
eral Of the girls. Latsr . dainty
lunch was served By The hostess.
0so1of Cogps En1ogta1oo6.
Flegs6a members o. tAe Wouan's
Relief Cesps. aons of whom were
accompanied by thsis vessss halves.
were satsrtainsd st eas gsaad din.
ner by Mrs. ". L. Fsstis Last We'd
nssday. After he ladies had a.
sisted In tisiag Z comfort . cali W.
heard 70 gather around . bountiful.
" laden table In he dinins room.
which was responded 70 auits uaan-
imously. MrA Fsrtig has few equals
In the culinary Art. and fully sus-
tained her reputation on this occa.
sion 70 the great snjoymsnt Of the
guests for The day.
Among those present we're: Con.
oaader and Nrs. Hollar. Mr.. sad
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-05
Elk O'Csodk Dlaa@.

Ar. and Mn. Grant Harbour pre-
sidsd over . Beautifully appointed
dianse Aoaday svsnins at O'Clock.
vAsa thsy had - thsir guests. Rev.
J. D., LanglsS. Ar. and Mn. =. q.
Weodbsldee. sad he Missss< Nay
end Jean Nafshall.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-05

- ~ xnas nssonsno- -oaalsl
: elgeuv eoeslav.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-05
xertA L. y..t. wo.aa.s Ci.b.

The North La Junta woman's Club
viii meet this afternoon with Nrs.
II. 4. Aagee. The topic Of study will
- the The National Wonders Of
America" and Miss Estella McManes
win have charge Of the program.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-05
Coo1m11ns Oh.

ne Colunbine Club met Wednee-
lay Afternoon with Mrs. ". L. Ber.
tranA. Progressive "seo" was tAs
Aivsfsioa Of The aftsrnoon and fol-
lowed by rsfrssAnsnta Mra Ada
Bourne walker. Mn. q. n. Damsr-
on. Mn. H. e. Atherton and Mrs.
ChAs. Acvay were guests.
90
Chicane Clnb.
The Chicane Club met Monday AZ
tsrnoon with Miss Carrye Foxworthy
at the Park House. The afternoon
was spent in playing auction bridge.
The guests Of the club upon this oc-
cason were Mrs. c. H. Brown. Mrs.
@. W. Milliken and Mrs. Charles
Chown.
Sonshlne C1uh
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-10
Weeks Special Services
in Lewisberry Church

Iewisberry, Pa, Jan. 10.-W. S.
Hammond is spending a few weeks<in
Washington, d. c., the guest of his
sons, Edward and Bennett Hammond.
Mrs. Laura Kline is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Howard Wright, of Harris
burg.-Mrs. Wilbert A. Parks, of
York, is spending the week in Lewis
berry.-The Rev. d. l.. Dixon began
special meetings in the Methodist
Episcopal Church on last Sunday even
ing. The meetings to continue every
evening at o'clock.--Mrs. Jacob Fet-
row, who is Ill due to paralysis, is
improving.-A prayer meeting will be
held this afternoon at the home of
Miss Elmira Foster-Walter Sealover,
who has been i'll for som weeks, is
convalescent.-Miss Ethel Laird and
Bruce Nebinger returned to the nor
NAL school at Millersville after spend
ing the holidays with their parents
farmers institute will be held in
the town hall on January 80 and 81
On account of the inclement weather
the communion services that were to
have been held in the Methodist
Episcopal Church ON last Sunday
morning, have been postponed until
January 1S.-Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Shettel were recent guests of their
daughter. Mrs Ralph K. Flicker. and
Mrs. Shettles sisters, the Misses Brat
ten, of Harrisburg.-Mrs. w. s. Nor
tenheim and daughter Caroline, of
Philadelphia, are guests of Mrs. Nor
tenheim's mother. Mrs w. s. Ham
mond.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-10
Son of Mrs. B. F. Junkin
Honored by D. A. R. Chapter

Miffiintown. Pa. Jan. 10.-General
Thomas AIifflin Chapter d. A. r.
of AIifflintown presented Master
William Jackman Junkin. son of their
registrar, Mrs. b. +. Junkin, with a
beautiful colonial silver spoon. The
front of the handle contains the
names of the thirteen original States
and the spinning wheel, with the let
\. s. d. A. r. with the engraving
Home and Country On the back of
the handle is engraved the initials
"W. j. j.. the bowl contains a pic
ture of the new Memorial Continental
Hall.-Twenty-f new class chairs
have been placed in the recitation
room of the Miffintown High, School.
-Mifflintown Council has reorganiZed
with these members: Guy Auker, G.
Frank Bausum, c. Dorf Ellis, re-elect-
ed; new members, f. +. Magill. Sam
uel Hart. Robert Doty, William Zeig-
Ter. president, and c. B. Crawford,
clerk and solicitor.-William L. Ritz
man bought the late Christian Ben
der tract of land in Turbett township.
with q house and barn, for ST00.-
George Mcclure bought a 19-acre
tract of woodland, consideration S170.
A 10-acre tract of woodland was
bought by John Boyer for $50.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-10
Wiconisco Coasters Are
Injured While at Sport

WiConisco, Pa, Jan. 10.-Benjamin
Howell returned to Wyoming Semi
nary, Kingston, having spent the holl-
days with his aunt Miss Mary Howell.
The coaSting in town the past week
has been very good, although several
of the coasters were injured, among
them being Laura Reigel. who re-
Ceived a very badly spralned ankle;
Louis Yergey who has a lacerated
scalp and badly bruised face, and
Howard Miller, who had the middle
and index fingers of his right hand
broken.-Miss Clara Romberser re-
turned home this week. having spent
the Christmas season with friends in
Ohio. - The Rev. Frank McCorkel.
noted evangelist, of Coatesville, is con-
Quoting revival services in the Meth
odist Episcopal ChurCh.-E. Leroy
Keen returned to his studies at Co.
lumbia University, New York, having
spent the holidays with his parents
Miss Estella Howell, of Scranton spent
several days of last week at the
Howell homestead.-MissM Mary Diefen-
derfer and Miss Pauline Kissinger re-
turned to their respective schools on
Tuesday morning.-Miss Margaret Il.
Taylor returned from a weeks visit
10 her parents in Charlottesville Va,
on Monday. Clarence Orndorff. of
Steelton, returned to his home last
week. having spent the holiday season
In to~n.-Edwin Powell visited friends
in Ashland last week.