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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-12-31
Nav. 23rd, 1914

Nav. 23rd, 1914
Regular meeting of the beard OF
city commissioners, Mayor Smith
presiding Commissioners present
at roll call; Clark, Miles and
Cummings.
Upon motion by Miles, duly
seconded by Clark, the minutes of
the previous meeting were approved
as read.
Moved by Clark, seconded BY.
Miles, that the bill Of Lindsrman
Gress and Schaffer having been
ar proved by the commissioner OF
finance be allowed and warrant
ordered drawn for the same.
The Ayes; Clark, Miles, Cum
mings and Smith.
Moved by Clark, seconded by
Cummings, that DR.. C.. c. Warner
be authorized, under supervision
OF the police department, to food
tracts for skating purposes during
the winter of 1914 1919. Carried.
DR.. Warner requested the board
10 grant free water and meter to
The United Church
Upon motion by Miles, duly
seconded hy Clark, the question Of
request for free water and meter
for the United Church was laid on
the table until next regular meet
ing.
Moved by Clark, seconded by
Miles, that the Chief of Police be
authorized to purchase flash light
and present the bill to the City for
payment. Carried.
Upon motion by Miles, duly
seconded by Cummings, the meet
ing was adjourned.
Approved.
Attest &. A. SMITH.
w l.. YOUNGMAN, Mayor.
Ciry Auditor.
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TRADE PlCKING Up FROM RESERVATION COUNTRY --OTaFi
BUSINESS HOLDS OUT POSSIBILITIES THAT
ARR REAL ANn YE2l NEAR
THE REPORT or NEW SOfS WHOLESALE HO SEq THE OPENING
Or IE RESERVATION. THE EATENSI0N OF IHE LINE FROM
FAITH TO BELLE F0iRtiE SOi NDS GOOD

!.
ING to find the advancement made in all that goes t.
makes city desirable place reside i'm. In the few
brief years Of its existence Mobrdge fortunately was
selected almost as founded. as a coming city
by number of aggressive. date business men an)
other desirable and substantial citizens for pelnlancn'
home, place to accumulate wealth y the steady fu
growth OF the property they purchased for home ant
also other property purchased Investments lin the
selection Of discretion shown by com binino
the name of either the great Missouri valley river the
handwork Of the Creator with the finished prodrr Of al
stupendous engineering achievement. the hifcent
bridge that crosses the Missouri River at the western
out skirts OF the city; the gateway to wonder fuf
country the handlWOrk Of man. Why should tlobrdge
not be great! IN seven short years this city as
from section Of prairie land to city Of >lomc DON
souls.
Mobndge IS division point ON the C. NJ 4 p. >. Il.
H. and we have to-day a large round house, with th
necessary auNlIlalN shops to handIe al the 7nr0r reIar
to the locomotives and other steel eqn ant, Speuol
Gus depot. freight sheds miles {" track III the freight
yards coal Shues water tanks and the possibility Of the
erectlo IN the near future OF large machine, black
smith ana boiler shop the location where it will be
erected is already selected; we have three small colo
storage plants, grain elevator. with lve energetic
manager an electric light plant. which furnishes heat.
power and light the management have installed in the
past two summers heating SYSTEM whereby they heat
great many Of the main buildings OF the city from the
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proved by the Commissioner of
Finance be allowed and warrants
ordered drawn for the same.
a II Brown. water mains S28l II
Mobrldgc +. /. II X +
Co., 43 lamps ...... l7.O5
Mobridge f. l.. Ii. 4 p.
Co., current furnished
old cltN hall ,....... 600
l.. \. Bielline, refund on
lateral water main 22.70
The ayes: Clark. Cummings
and Smith.
I'm assignment OF ROderick Wei,
IN favor OF {. y Smith in the sun,
of 800 90 was approved and placed
on file
pom motion by Cummings dul,
seconded by clark the meeting
was adjourned
Approved
Attest: &. \. SMITH.
W. l.. lOUNGMAN, Mayor.
City Auditor.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Of the BOaI of City Commissioners
of the C.y of MobridGe. S. d.

Mobridge, : d., Nov md. 1911.
Regular 'aeetlng of the Board Of
Cit! Comm >Sioner>. Mayor smith
presiding. Commissioners present
at roll call Cummings. Horn
and Miles.
pom motion h> Mile, duly
seconded by lIcrn the minutes of
the previous meeting were APP
proved as read
Moved by Miles. seconded by
llom. that the bills aS approved by
the commissioner Of finance he al
lowed aud warrants ordered drawn
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HAVE YOU SUB.
SCRIBED, YET?

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'''O' - '''0 N"'' p''S "'o"S "
successful conclusion ana III tile
fourteen days that still remain the
contestant. will do their greatest
work Now j. vour t;,no to assist
,.o,,, ,o.,,,,.,,,,. 4,;l,,.,1s,.
''' ''" '"', : '0',' '''u .''
contestant 10 win a peao'lfui dia'
mond ring, free
Violet thinner. ........ lbs. 900
Er,nci. Fnstrom go OOo
iI;l uu.; - -oo
~
No'eS are SlNep It's loilo"S;
Oneyear : SUBSCRIPTION. 1000 votes
Two 23OO votes
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Nov. 10th. 1914.
Regular meeting Of the board Of
city commissioner, Mayor Smith
presiding Commissioners present
at roll call: Clark and Cummings.
Upon motion by Clark, duly
seconded by Cummings, the
minutes OF the previous meeting
were approved as read.
Moved by Clark, seconded by
Cummings. that the hOnd of Edw.
Jc seph, as police. be approved and
placed on file Carried.
Moved hy Cummings. seconded
~ Clark. that tbs bills as sp.
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Edward Joseph. salary !; 80 90
l.. III. Divine. 81. 90
{. y. smith 81. sc
H. h. l,orn. - 90
Jas Cummings, % 100
\. + Miles. $500
Orson Clark. 25.OO
j. {. Webster 80 90
W. l. loungman, 5000
w l.. Youngnlan, expense
poll list. stamps. etc. .... 30
j. r. Clayton, salary $500. 300
~. II. Frazier, shrinking
streets. Sept. 10 to Oct.
lO.... 5000
NJ. Il Woods, insurance
policy lGO6 ......... "a 80
a. II Brown, labor in park 1920
Linderman Gress a. Schael.
fer, gravel and teams ON
streets. l77.79
Linderman Uless Il Schaei-
fer, filling vault, Lot >,
Block I one barrel lime
for same. l2.JO
Nj. a. Br,ckett, commits
sion collections, August. - 81
John Baum, spreading
gravel l..........,... 50
Mobridgp +. l. II. 4 p.
Co, current in October. 30 90
Mohri!ge L l. II. Il =.
Co.. pumping water
October ........ ~ 10
y. II Frazier, hauling
sprinkler Oct. 10 to Nov.
10 and cinders for drive
way. ............. "A SO
a. ii. Brown, gate valves. - 9J
The ayes: Smith, Horn. Miles
and Cummings.
Albert BOekhOut came before the
board and asked that a rate of
81 30 per month he granted him to
operate Il popcorn wagon on the
Central House corner.
Moved by Horn, seconded by
Cummings that Albert BOekhOut
he granted license to operate a
popcorn wagon on the Central
House corner upon payment OF
~ 80 per month in advance Car
ried.
Upon motion by Miles, duly
seconded by Horn, the meeting
was adjourned.
Approved
Attest E. \. SMITH.
w. l.. YOUNGMAN, Mayor.
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Nov. 9th, 1914.
There was no meeting Of the
Board of City Commissioners ac-
count no quorum being present.
Approved
Attest: e.. A. SMITH,
W l.. 1OUNGMAN Mayor
City Auditor.
Evening star., 1914-04-05
FUTURE DAYS.
c. G. SLOAN & CO., INC. AUCTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE. LOCATED IN THE NORTHEAST
ERN PART OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.


IF THE Il Hak pisrnSeS SeFraFA65 IL g.
District ef e. tss It.
peaaps IN that
pIaintia. and Henry q. Gfiry ct 4. are defend
sss n fssss S a
the os Of sn snd
described in t the bill Of complaint in said cause.
lot II: IN bIoet rs. lots to lis both in
ip block 447o, lots TO 7s; both inclusive: IN
IS and as 80 lots 81 is to' to S. both inelusiv
lots 62 to II. both inclusive: lots 81 to 81, both
lots liz and I13 and lots il, 70 152. both In
eInsvs ip block @ =, a452 lots I to E. both ~ iacIS- IN
inclusive: lots s. to 81 both inclusive lot j. lots
eIas1e: lots 8 ' and il lots $ to S both H.
both inclusive. and lot 81: ' in n blo"k I si74 lot:
to Is. both ii incusiss: lots Il to s1 both in in
lots 10 and II and lots 10 to %. both inclusive:
in block "a Ass, lots l to H. both inclusive h in
known "City, View Heights"
money to be paid in cash and the balance in
two equal installments, payable in one and tw.
by the promissory notes of the purchaser. beur-
ing interest at the rate Of 60 per annum. pay
able eni-nnnually. and secured by deed Of trust
on the property sold. or all cash. at the option
Quired at the time OF sale. All conveyancinc.
recording. examination of title. etc, will be at
be complied with within fifteen days from dav
OF sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost OF
the defauting purchaser after five days atver
tisement of said resale in some newspaper pub
rshed in said city and District.
EVANS BROWNE. Trustee.
Wilkins building. Washington. II. @.
DANIEL W. O'D0NOGHEE. Trustee.
az bth st. Nv Washington. d. c.
nh24 "a 27 SS6
Evening star., 1914-04-05

FOR sALE-BEAUT1FuL NEW s1x-RooM
house. modern in every detail; raspberries,
three porches one for sleeping: owner leaving
town; price low. payments easy. 81 Adams
ST. NV; nice locality Call and examine.
Evening star., 1914-04-05
ADAM a. wEscHLER. AuCTIoNEER.
Chancery Sale of the Christiani
Apartment House, Containing
Twelve Apartments, and Lo-
Gated on the North Side of Cal
ifornia Street Between 18th and
10th Streets Northwest.

By virtue of decree Of the supreme Court %
the District Of Columbia. passed In equay cause
No; s2ols, we. the UNDERSIGNED trustees. wi,
sell at public auction. in front OF the premises.
on THURSDAY. THE NINTH DAY OF
APRIL. A. D.. 1914. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
the following described land and premises. eitu-
ate in the city OF Washington. in the District oc
Columbia, and designated and heing lot
bered four a. in block Numbered four a, In
Fisher, Forsyth and Young, Commissioner sub
division Of land now known Washington
Heights. as per plat recorded in Liber County
No. 6, folio i15. Of the records of the ONCE OF
the surveyor Of the District Of columois. to be
trust ageregating $50, 600, at per cent. par
ticulars Of which will be made known at time
Of sale. or upon application to the undersigned
trustees.
Termss Of sale: AL cash oyer and above said
deeds Of trust A deposit Of $4,000 VIII BE
quired Of the purchaser At the time Of sale. All
recording and notarial fees at tho
cost Of the purchaser. Terms Of sale to be corr
Piled with within fifteen days from day Of sale
otherwise the trustees reserve the right to
sell the property at the risk and cost Of tho
defaulting purchaser. after dve days advertise
ment Of such resale in some Newspaper published
In the civ Of Washington. D. c.
HAYDEN JOHNSON. Columbian building
.iTCHAEL J. COLBERT. Southern building.
mh2s-d&ds Trustees.
Evening star., 1914-04-05

FOR RENT-ATTENTION. GOVERNMENT
employees and others wishing to secure cozy
home at very low rental.
For $3.50 rent you one Of the coolest
little homes in the city. situated on the
heights, convenient to two car lines.
Two stories and cellar; semi-detached brick;
six large rooms, nice large bathroom; porce-
lain tub; marble washstand; house IN first
class condition; gas and coal range in kitchen;
the house has advantage of side entrance,
that every one need not pass through the
front door; undoubtedly the best proposition
ever offered In six-room house.
Ask for c. NJ. BEALL, front room, 1872
New York avenue NV.
FOR RENT-s22. 5o-A CoZY BRICK DWELL
ing. semi-detached, on Columbia Heights; be-
tween two lines Six large rooms, a large
bathroom. cellar. covered porches front and
rear. Entire house inside and out has been
newly painted and all Of the rooms papered 1t
is seldom one has an opportunity to rent such
an attractive house.
The number is 756 Gresham ST. NV South Of
Harvard st. Between 11th St and Ga. ave-
See it soon, as there will no doubt be many
persons after IT.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1s4o New York ave.
Evening star., 1914-04-05

1895 9th NV; OR AND E.; Now BEING RE
painted and papered; only $3.50 TO desirable
tenant. Inquire 1534 o,
Evening star., 1914-04-05
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFTRNIsHED (Continoed.1

ONLY $50, so PER MONTH; 215 9th ST. n. E.:
SIX rooms and bath; near lines and
Lincoln Park Inquire Room 521. Wash Loan
and Trust bldg. Phone Main l4S
Evening star., 1914-04-05

235 Mass av NV,
8r, b. col. .S.5o
1914 A ne, Or, b. 800
647 18th ne. 5r.eto16.O 90
Or cot, 4 a ground. 1880
Nice Or house, col. $50
OF rms.Velati bl, ,9th&G
9O4 G St NV. End floor.
&c
Evening star., 1914-04-05

NEW HOUSE AT CHEVY CHAsR. IN D. O.;
e. b.; h.-w. beat. Lot soxiao to alley; 2
sQs. from Conn. cars. Price right. Gan
arrange terms. wM. H. RITCHIE. SIT COL
bldg. Ph. NJ. 1891.
Evening star., 1914-04-05

114T f2th ST. N.w.-s ROOMS AND BATH;
hot@watsr heat; very desirable location si2 So
A. r. CoCNSE. 1419 -. g.
Evening star., 1914-04-05
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED (Continuet.l

FOR RENT !
2110 18th nw,N, b$42. so
1900 S NV, sr. b. .85. so
212 Ind av nw,9r, b35. IS
1874 " NV, Or, 2b.S 80
1922 10th nw,Tr, b. %. so
623 y c av Sc, Or. b35. so
JAS. NJ. YORK & son.
Evening star., 1914-04-05

FINE SUBURBAN HOME AND INCOME
producing farm combined: 40 acres, dne soil !;
acres in fruit and berries; good Groom house.
cellar and attic; all farm buildings In good
condition; on good pike, 71s miles to Washing
ton, mile to station; In fine community ;
commanding a wonderful view; price, 81, 500
tthe cost Of house and LOTT. rare oppor-
tmity.
w p MCDOWELL, Kenois bldg 11tb and q
Evening star., 1914-04-05

Eastern Shore

113 Acres, $500 Easy Terms
Splendid farm in famous, fertile eastern
shore section; only one mile to salt water.
where fish Of all kinds abundant, clans,
level, smooth, grows all crops 800 fruit trees,
acres strawberries, Of raspberries and
blackberries; three residences one large
and 5 room. beautiful maple shade, many
outbuildings: one mile to village: aged owner
act at once; only S.. 200 on easy terms. photo
OF main residence. full details, travelling drec-
tions. etc, page "a, .Strout's Farm Cata-
logue 81, Just out; write today for free copy.
Il. A. STRoUT FARM AGENCY, Station 1855,
Land Title Bldg Phila Pa
Evening star., 1914-04-05

s0s1s eth ST. NV, OPPOSITE PENSION or
hce-2story br1ck house, rooms and baths
Key Rt e1< Sd ST. nv.
Evening star., 1914-04-05

.23=ACpP productive farm; extremely
SO-NSF&N rich soil: modern 2k-story, Z
; other outbudings; potato cellar. holds 100
barrels; a man can make fortune raising po
net; splendid location. near city markets; price,
81 1900; half cash; full details; page II, 1914
Farm Catalogue. No. 10" WM. Q. GRAFEER
York
Evening star., 1914-04-05

Washington: two trolley lines; 5-room house:
barns. dairy house, etc. All in cultivation.
Evening star., 1914-04-05

FOR RENI-BY DCyALL & CO.. 722 11th w
!S! az. IT'D ~ % 1902 Sth NV. Or b. 25 so
ls5i u uw.llro; s0pCe 1923 sth NV. 6r b. % 80
las4 Y NV. lor D. ~ 80 227 II NV, Or, b. 20. IS
~ NV, I6r. $500 225t3 NV. Or, b. % rs
11z0 18Th, 1or.b 400 1923 Pa ay Sc 6r ROO AZ
10Zl ptb. llr. o.3S. Is s0I NV. 6r b.. 10 so
l4is NV 1T 30 70 ZIG 4 av nw,6. vie so
14is ne. OF, b-..2S1o ll32 Bladen'g. 5r.10.00
20l1 18th Sr. b. 1901 sol NV ar IL 90
1871 Pa sv se,5 ,b1750l 6o4 Morton ne ar b. i2 so
1360h Potomac &C. 1z-5oI 646 Morton ne Ar biz SO
1852 Potomac .1s.5o' 6o3 NV, 3r b. is 90
COLoRED TENANTS
~ g nv. Or, w.. $50 2112 Pa ay. apt Is 70
734 Harvard, u. b. 2250 6l4 x nw is so
436 80 ne. 6r,b 21.75 210s 18Th, 6r WHO
1921 Linden, 6r.b % so 2i27 ath Or w ia S0
1913 5tb ne. Or, b. 80 1902 10th 5r, W 10 40
40 Fla nw,6r BIO 90 2i23 Va av 6r b Ia 81
211% VT av. Or, b. 1850 $40 9th ne 6r W 10 20
STORES.
2of1 14th NV. o.oo TT 1fth NV ID d ~ %
12l 1ith NV. 5000 1907 7th NV -. 80. 20
:30i 2 NV q dvE. Sol 1511 7tb NV. 80 10
GARAGES AND STABLES
4si No av rear. $500 1879 Kingmau pI. rs 90
1911 11th NV rear.1 90 1917 18th sw, rear 10 40
CIV NJ
Evening star., 1914-04-05
FOR sALE-BUsINEss PRoPERT,

ON MASS. AVE. Me-, BETWEEN PARK AN
plaza, a desirable corner well located etthe
Tor apartment storage building. Inquir
239 Mass ave ne
Evening star., 1914-04-05

VENER. 907 G ST. NV.
331 L ne. 6r. b. GO
1858 Morse ne, Or, b. 1S.5 80
23l Sth So. Ir. b. 1850
SOS 10th ne, sr. h. 1850
50I 11th So. Or, w. .17.J0
ID TENANTS.
1I3S Sd NV. Or. .2n.0
Z Va ay sw. 6r. b.fT.5o
335 1st ne, sr. 1880
1143 A Sc, 6r. b...14.iiO
Evening star., 1914-04-05

ia 18th NV,
large bldg. .S215.0O
1924 Conn ave,
20x110 ........1 100. 90
7th & Fla av NV. 100. 90
I'll 9th NV. 80. 90
1915 7th NV. sto.
Or, Sb. .S5. 90
500 E NV, sto. eel. IS. 90
1908 14th NV. 1000
700 Fl NV, sto. .Sr, b. CO. 90
1927 18th nv. st. celS0. 90
EDWARD r. SCHN
Evening star., 1914-04-05
FOR SALE-HOUsES.
(COntinued.)

(Continued.)
1909 IOWA AVE, SAUL'S ADDITION; SEVEN
rooms; corner: hot-water heat; must be sold
to close estate. See 1t now.
FOR SALE-EXCEPTIONAL VALUE FOR S255O
Do you want home In the southeast that
you can be proud of? Then this little gem
with Its pretty colonia. porch. pressbrick 'front.'
expansive front lawn incosed by hedge, and
large back yard. SIX bright rooms modern
balh and improvements. Easy terms too
L. E. F. PRINCE. 721 Bond bldg
FOR sALE-BY OWNER. sIX-ROOM HOUSE.
all modern improvements: large attic: lot 2OI
~. alley; beautiful location. Don't fail to see
this. Box 108. Star office. ap23s
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NOT NEEDED
President Withdrew Troops From
Mexico Because MeSlcans Were
Able 70 Control Affairs.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 17.-Presi-
dent Wilson declared today that he
had ordered the American troops
Withdrawn from Vera Cruz because
he believed the Mexicans now in con-
troll were able to manage the affairs
OF their country. CO-incidentally with
the presidents remarks on Mexico TO
his callers, the British ambassador.
Sir Cecil Spring Rice. expressed TO
the state department his own regret
that SIR Lionel Garden, British min
lister 70 Mexico. should have been
quoted in criticism OF President VIII
sons policy. He said British diplo-
mats were never permitted to criti-
else the heads of foreign countries.
and whatever statement may have
been made Il did rot represent the
view OF the British government.
officials accepted the ambassadors
explanation They had realized Sir
Lionel Garden had personal difference
es with Carranza and had supposed
that he spoke resentfully toward the
latter because the Constitutionalist
chief had forced him TO leave Mexico.
The president said today the ques-
ton Of Withdrawing troops from the
Texas border had not been consider
ed. nor was he able 10 predict when
formal recognition would be extended.
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crowd ON THE GROUNDS YES
+ TeRoA a'as SIT r.s 4 NEW
Exhibits Were Larger and Far Better
Racing Program was Excellent
Good Balloon Ascensions.

The most successful fair In the his
tory OF the Belmont County Fair asso-
citation. came to a>close yesterday.
with approximately fifteen thousand
people In attendance. The directors
pleased with the large attendance ana
old all In their power to make the fair
success In every way.
Extra coaches were added to all
passenger trains running to and from
a. Clairsville. but these were unable
Fully Ave thousand people from the
river-front towns. ont including the
candidates who numbered another
hundred. spent the entire day at the
fair, At evelen o'clock. the paddock
AZ the race course was crowded with
ansomo6iles and other vehicles. and at
Two. o'clock the road leading TO the
grounds was lined with buggies and
automobflea
Practically every one who attended
the county fair was loud in praise Of
the excellent attractions and exhibits.
Throughout the entire day. the swine
and cattle pens, the horse stables, and
the poultry house. were crowded
with farmers. inspecting the exhibits.
At the Horticulture hall. IL was neces-
sary to close the doors at certain
periods In order that the exhibits
would not be damaged by the vast
Excellent Cattle.
All OF the exhibits were most COM
plete and of higher standard than
usual The cattle displays, which In
Guided the famous breeds, such as
Herfords. Jerseys and Angus, was the
best ever seen at the fair and the
judges had a great deal of difficulty
In awarding the prizes. Owing to the
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srnrKn sTrTLED

special Diauatch % the Intelligence.
GRAFTON. ". Va. sept HI-AU
troubles between the miners and Tire su-
uluyca of the MarNlaud Coal company
az Wendell Taylor county. were adj
fuatcd satisfactorily to-day. and infor-
nation received from there THURSDAY
morning wac 90 the effect that fui1 force
was af work af the mines again. The
terms are aald Co have been the grant
Ing of check wrighman. thc relnHfaf-
ing 81 such men un were discharged Tor
participating iu the organization Of the
union and the nErcemeut Of the COM
afrua taken hV Tire men f0Wnrlr form
ina a. union Equalization. Some Of thn
head officers n fne coal company were
m Grafton to-day. Including Chariea
Galloway. brother 81 General Manager
&. W Galloway. Of the b. a o. railroad
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Obituary


william Robert Winchor. we'll known
young business man Of the city died
yesterday rorning az the family home.
no. lt0 south Huron street. following
~ uipcsa That has extended over ~
years Funeral services over the re-
mains viii be held this evening az )
clock at tho home. Tomorrow morn
ing additional services will be held
lntcrmcut following at Greenwood Gene
tery. NJ. Wiucher was born in pIffa-
uurEh. and was brought here when hut
an infant After reaching a aumiclcni
business are Pc engaged ln an enprora
uuHlneas between this city and fnr
leland. Iie was the con 81 the late
william and Amelia WHcher. and was
IN the thirty-uinth ycarEof bite age The
FUNERAL services VIII De- Oh charge ~
Rev. W. q. HartinEer. Of the Thomson
~. ~ church
BE Dr. survived BY two brothers and
I'VE giGtcraal va Wincher ana a. p
W lncher. ~ Buffalo. and Nlra Moiifr
" lncncr. n this city. Mrr 90 r. Bell.
MIS- kate A. Torrcy. "a missionary in
china, Mrg q. fI Israel 90 rhfladol.
York city.
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RUNAWAY GIRLS

Three runaway girls. Christina Ocher-
hauaer. Chariot FicminE and Ethel
Wright. Of steubcnviilo. were picked up
last night a. No. 20 Twelfth street.
where they had gone TO spend the night
Detectives Hastings and Clcary had
traced the girls durinE the evening. and
finally located them there. They were
taken 20 the city building and placed On
the womeu'a quarters. 90 Be kept until
the steubeuvllle officer. comes Tor them
this mornlnF. They had left their
homra the first Of the week for thln
city 20 Trf work they claimed. The
Girls are about sixteen years Of age