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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-01-27
Legal Notices
Notice Of Incorporation of r. w. Racine
! COMPANY. -


Notice is hereby given that corpor-
alton for pecuniary profit, the name Of
which is F. w. Racine Company, has
been organized under the laws of the
state Of Iowa, and that its principal
place Of business is in the City of OF
tumwa, Wapello county, Iowa. The gen..
eral nature Of the business to be trans
acted by said corporation shall be that
of carrying on and conducting a general
merchandise business at such places
within and without the state Of Iowa, as
may be determined by the board of dl-
rectors, both at wholesale and retail,
and to operate stores for such business,
and for the purposes Of it's business to
purchase. lease and otherwise acquire
real estate and personal property, and
to hold the same, and to sell or lease all
or any part Of it's real or personal prop
erty, and to do all such other acts and
things as may be necessary or proper
in the operation Of it's business.
The authorized capital stock Of said
corporation is 5000 Of which 100000
is preferred stock and $4,000 is COM
mon stock and not less than 100 shares
amounting to $4,000 of the preferred
stock shall be subscribed and paid for,
before the corporation commences bust
ness. The remaining capital stock snail
be sold at such times, in such amounts,
as shall be determined by the board Of
directors. and each stakeholder is en-
titled to purchase the same when issued
in proportion to the stock he then holds
at the price fixed by the board of d.
reCtors, and none Of said stock shall be
sold to any person not at the time or
such sale stakeholder in said corpora
ton, until the then stockholders shall
have had an opportunity to purchase the
same in proportion to the amounts OF
their holdings at the same price, and
upon the same terms as it is proposed
to sell to others. The stock OF said cor
poration is transferable in writing reg
ularly entered upon the books of the
corporation, but no stakeholder shall
sell any of mis- stock to any person not
q stakeholder in the corporation, until
he shall have first offered it to the per-
SINS who are then stockholders and
given them reasonable opportunity to
purchase the same at the same price, in
proportion to the holdings Of such Of
them as may elect to purchase, and no
stock shall be transferred on the books
Of the corporation until evidence Of
compliance with this provision is filed
with the secretary Of the corporation.
Said corporation commenced on the
18th day Of November, 1913, and shall
terminate on November IT, 1888. It's af-
fairs are to be managed and conducted
by a board of three directors, who shall
be elected at the annual meeting Of the
stockholders to be held on the second
Tuesday in January in each year by a
majority vote Of the stock present and
represented at such meeting, and shall
hold office for the term Of one year, and
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until their successors are elected.
The officers shall consist Of a presi-
dent. vice president, secretary and
treasurer who shall be elected by the
board of directors from among their
own number within five days after the
election of directors in each year, and
the same person may be elected to hold
any two of the offices. Until the an
nual meeting to be held in January,
1914 Frank w. Racine shall be president,
d. c. Brockman vice president, Chas.
l.. Graham secretary and r. w. Racine
treasurer, and the same persons shall
constitute the board of directors.
The highest amount of Indebtedness
to which said corporation Is at any
time to subject itself shall not exceed
two thirds (h) of the amount Of its
capital stock issued and outstanding
The private property of the stockhold-
ere is to be exempt from liability for
corporate debts and obligations.
Il. w. Racine Company, by Frank W.
Racine, President.
Attest: Chas. l.. Graham, secretary.
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on her birthday and the children, Ave
in number, are looking forward to a
family reunion when they can all be to-
gether at the home Of their mother on
her Tooth birthday anniversary. The
mother makes her home with her
daughter, Mrs. Bullock. one daughter,
the baby Of the family, now sixty-three
years old, lives in New York state, two
daughters in the west. William, who is
seventy-one years old, Is the Oldest
child. Mr.. Graham reports that his
mothers health Is not SO good this win
ter as 1t was year ago, but that she
was able to receive the friends on her
birthday and gave recitation which
she learned in her girlhoOd. A scripture
reading, prayer and song service is al
ways feature Of the program on her
birthday. She was the recipient of
many presents and many friends sent
flowers in token Of their love and re.
Spect for her.
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T. H. EASTER DIES
AT HOME IN ALBA

!. Abba, Jan. 26.-J. H. Easter died at
his home on South Main street Sat
urday evening at six o'clock. Funeral
services will be held at the First Pres
byterian church Tuesday at 2:30. The
Masons will have charge. Charles
Easter, brother, of Bentonsport is
here. His son, Smith Easter and wife
of Seattle got here Friday evening.
Mr.. Easter had been sick for over
two years and has had the best medic
al attention that could be had
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FLORIS FARMER
HAS BANNER HOGS

No. out Of Floris has had remarkable
success in the raising of hogs for the
market. Mr.. Skinner recently sold
forty head that totalled 11,575 pounds.
These averaged just a little less than
290 pounds a head and the price paid
was $S05 per hundred. AS they were
only last Aprips pigs the weight and
quality is considered above the aver
age by Mr.. Skinner. T
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PUBLIC SALE

We the will sell at Public Auction the Leighton
"a mile
school IL blocks from
following described
a m
Thursday, January 20, 1914
old weight
years I
Cattle: milk
and4
Head Of Hogs: weight 1875
Chickens: dozen Barred Plymouth Rocks including IS ockerels
Implements: horse
mick grain binder Mccormick mower sweep rake Stately plan
disc walking
cultvaors Moline waikiki Moline riding Case riding John
10ft
single harness. double articles
to neno
TERMS: On all dollars credit
dollars
owed III
CURRY Auctoneer Sv\N kkUv\
c EVANS, Clerk. A]D~Ats~ wv DA~O0s
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Not His reat.

drunken man by the name of Riley boarded a
trolley car. and after paying his fare made himself
comfortable The conductor, after calling off the
streets was nearing street which correspondent
with the drunken mans name .,S
"Riley street next" yelled the conductor:
The drunken man who was half asleep under
stood him as "Riley's treat next" yelled out:
"You're liar, treated last."-August National
Monthly.
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IOWAN VISITS HIS
MOTHER, AGED 81

Mt. Ayr, Jan. 26.--William Graham
has returned home from Muscotah.
Kan, where he had been to see his
mother and be present at the celebra-
ton of her ninety ninth birthday ami
versary on January 9. For many years
Mr. Graham has been with his mother
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For Exchange

TO ExCHANGE-FARM AND CITY
property All sizes merchandise.
Parties must give full particulars re-
garding property or wants in first let
ter. Geo. NJ. Bailey. 800 South d ST.
Fairfield, Iowa.
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LOCAL MINE WORKERS
PASS RESOLUTIONS

Local union No. 1852, U. NJ. w. of A.,
passed the following resolutions per-
tanning to the situations in the copper
regions of Michigan, at it's last regular
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FOR SALE-ONE CAR GOOD SHIP
lap. 81 per hundred feet. Cedar fence
posts cheap. S. l.. McGavic Lumber
Co.
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FOR SALE-NEW STEAM POWER
corn shelter No. Western. Inquire
of any Case agent or G. w. Wlseman'
Agency, r. No. l.
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For Sale

FOR sALE-sINGLE AND ROSE
Comb White Leghorn cockerels, f. &
W, /. r. brakes 81 each. Send money
with first letter. Mrs. Ola Carpaush'
FlOris, Iowa.
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WANTED TO RENT-A GOOD slzED
farm. Improved. I can furnish the
best of references. Adress J-Z4-D
care Courier.
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Courier Want Ads, l1c per word.
Wanted

uANTED-TO BUY HIDES AND
calves. Boston Market NO. at 1za
East Second. Both phones oo.
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For Sale.

CoR sALE-PURE BRED BORBOURN
Red turkey gobblers. Address G. H.
Guthrie, Kirkville. Iowa.
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Friday, January 80,


Beginning at 10 a. M the following described property
$50 Head of Live Stock-Consst s,..1e3 shap
hogs and cattle.
bay with foal weight about 1900 lbs each; gray
mare with foa weight about 400 lbs; horse eight
years old, weight about 1900 lbs; one sorrel mare
with foa weight about 200 lbs; brown horse three
years DID, weight LOO lbs draft colt two years DID,
two 2yearold colts; three yearng filles five yearing
|cOltS. '
los Head of Shropshire Ewes-More or less al bred
rs; three registered Shropshire bucks.
IS Head of Hogs-Conssting of IL shoats weighing
abou 100 lbs each nine shoats weighing about 50 lbs
each; 10 brood to farrow March L. These
all bred to a registered Poland China male hog One
registered Poland China boar, weight about $50 lbs.
Cattle Eight head of two and three year old hefers
to be fresh in early spring. two good milk cows
head of spring calves-two hefers and five steers.
Farming Implem,ents-One feed grinder three farm
wagons, spring wagon two hay ladders as good as
new, two galvanized water tanks, six galvanized hog
twenty feet long and ten feet long, road
drag set 3horse wagon eveners two bull rakes orc
Dain hay stacker Dan hay loader nearly new, one
cultivators nearly new, one Mccormick binder
good new, two SIT. harrows nearly new one harrow
cart, Moline planter one Deering binder, one
corn Shelter slip scraper two discs one as good as
new Emerson gang pow nearly new, one Leader
seed grader sheep dipping tank grind stone four
sets work harness. two of which are in good repair and
two sets nearly new lOO Tbs binder tWne about eight
bushels timothy seed, household goods and many
PARTICLES too numerous to MENTION
Terms-Eght months time will be given all sums
over $10 purchaser giving bankabe note drawing per
cent interest per from date of SALE $40 and under
cash No property to be removed until terms of sale
compiled with .."~f
Specia-I will offer for cash one carload of and g.
wear old feeding hefers weighing between 600 and 700
pounds EACH ....@
d. A. JAY
W..
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Public Sale!

+: Having sold my farm will offer at public auction
what is known the Dr. LaForce farm miles south
west of Edon, 49, miles northeast of Floris, and mile
southwest of Laddsdae- ILL.,.
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" ANTED THE FARMERS TO
know that we are prepared to do Gus
tom grinding at the Home Mills. e11
Church street. Flour. mill feed: bran
and shorts at bottom prices. Try
sample carton of our hard wheat
breakfast food and enjoy life. Cash
for grain. Give US trial. Our aim IS
to please.
ArY%,rDTNNEEp
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THOMAS O. BROWN, AUCTIONEER.
New phone 2029-Y. Ottumwa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01

Vile. were guests OF her mother Mrs
week. ~ h'
Mrs. Mary Cool had ThankSgivtn
ohaner with Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bailey.
AIRS. Lake Howell was shopping IN
town Saturday. "
AR. Stlas Bailey. Of GAINESVILLE. Wis
iteu with Park n. Fisher sunday.
ar. ana Mrs. Daniel Harper vistted
Iheir daughter. Mrs. William stotler
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Bailey entertained
~ dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. r. ri
heilay and family. Mr.. and Mrs VIII
nam Boyd and daughter. Hilda, Sir. and
airs Bert Bailey and son, Stanley. Mrs.
Mary Cool. and Mrs. CLANCY
Mrs. George Fisher. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs Welds v
groves, ~ Atlanta. Ca. returned home
MISS Ella VIII remain
sunday evening. Miss Ella will remain
"ufihE inc winter months.
Ars. a. "a. Pcddicord and children
Sarah and Frank visited her brother. u.
AIR. and Mrs. Fletcher wilcox Of
saturday.
Prof. John Armstrong and wife. or
columbus. were guests OF his sister.
day. "" sun
Airs. TabilhR Armstrong entertained
with a Thanksgiving dinner. her chit
her. % ." "uin-
Bert Bailey lost a valuable cow m.
day last week by getting checked on
a near Of corn.
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MarNood Rriefa


Bernard O'Brien OF Eighth street is
confined 70 his home with an attach
Of chicken pox.
William Jackson. motorman on the
panhandle traction line. has returned
to work after being or duty since
Sunday.
Mrs. ~ r. Rogers. OF South War.
Woo avenue. spent Sunday visiting
~ the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
OF Short Creek.
Many local people attended the fire
at Willow SPRINGS north OF the town
yesterday.
Monthly meeting OF the Ladies' Ala
society OF the Lutheran church win
be held Friday evening At the home OF
Mrs. Edward BinRell. corner Twen.
tieth street and Richlsnd avenue.
u. Montiegel Of Wheeling has pvr.
chased a valuable piece OF pronerty
In North WsrwoOd formerly owned
by Mrs. Margaret Jones.
Mrs. B n Parker wbo has hoe,
visiting AZ the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson Of wellsburg. has returned
home.
Homer Denny OF South waruood
. leftfor Faiunont. w. Va. where h.
vii visit friends and relatives.
Gabriel Romeo has removed 10 bis
new home which IL located on Hess
avenue, near Twenty-nffh street.
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FINANCE
Friend OF Nrarhst Wss ustSrui ous. uut
many xssues xest coastdsr-
ably On Trading.

NEW YORK. Nov. 3o.-The nrst dun
session or dealings in bonds on the
Stock Exchange under the limitations
nxed by the authorities of that institu-
ton passed on to-day without unto
ward Incidents. Trading sugrested ex-
IRENE caution at all times, but the move
ment was broader than on Saturday.
Altogether about so issues changed
hands. with a marked predonderance OF
SUBSTANTIAL declines. the losses In some
instances extending to as much as z
points In inactive bonds. On the other
tons were registered. mainly In local
FRACTIONS and some tndustriafs and spe-
ctalittes whose business has derived
some benent from the foreign war.
IN its chief essentials, the trend of
the market was accepted a. n natural
one under existing circumstances. Mer-
cantile Marine bonds. which started on
with n slight ecove from last Satur-
days spectacular decline. fell back on
what appeared TO be speculative selling.
New Haven s. were reported to have
been sold by institutions.
Regular quotations for call and time
loans were resumed on the Exchange.
The opening rate for rail- money was 5
per cent. closing at 40. Time loans up
10 six months were negotiated at a..
Some foreign sales were submitted TO
the committee in charge of all offerings
and IL was understood that they were
approved. Total sales OF the session
was considerably under the normal.
Issues which. sustained the greatest
losses included Northern pacinc a..
Southern Pacific rcfundines. w~esting-
Chicago. Rock Island and Paeinc Rail,
way SIS. Kansas City Southern 81. Chi
cago and Alton AVS, Oregon Short Line
ss East Tennessee. yirglnis 4 Gsor.Ia
Pacihc Terminal A.. Gcorgia Central Is
and Lorillard IS
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B~arnesv1lis- I.ocais.

LOCALE
Ira sheldon. OF this place. was arrest-
ed on Saturday evening upon the affida-
VT OF una officer McAanus. of
martins Ferry. charged with neRlectinK
an invalid. He was taken before sa9irs
DeMey. where he gave bond for his APP
pesrance. in the sum of 5000. before tho
case viii be heard next Monday befors
JuuSe Nichols. Mrs. Sheldon was re-
moved TO DR.. Stephens hospital. on
Snes,nvt street. where 1t II reported
Ed Bailey, OF Pittsburgh. spent sun
DAY with his father. L. II. Bailey. OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Lucas. of Be-
thesda. spent Sunday with her parents.
MT. Mrs. Dennis Bishop. OF n. Arch
Miss Beulah Rucker. OF Cambridge.
spent Thanksgiving with the Misses
florence and Marguerite Allen. of South
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur strahi. OF somer-
ton; spent Friday with relatives here.
Mrs. stewart Watt left to-day to
spend the winter with her daughter.
Mrs. Kent Pendleton. OF Tampa. Fla.
Mrs. Frank Corbin and sons. Harry
and Howard, and Mrs. Bertha Coleman.
spent Thanksgiving with the family OF
OF Columbus.
Mrs. Sam Demon has returned to her
nome IN brsddoek. Pa. after a visit
James Thornberry. OF Pitts bursh. who
has been visiting his father. Theo.
Thornberry. OF Malaga. stopped here on
ms way home TO see his grandfather,
francis Thornberry, OF East South 81.
Chsrles Al. Reed and son, Lawson. OF
tnls place. have been spending a few
lays with Lash Lucas. Of Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Tipton and daughter.
OF Jerusalem. spent Saturday with rela-
tivcs here.
RAYMOND Durkin. OF GAINESVILLE. spent
the week end with his wife and baby.
who arc visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. ErnAaH DWaaa 49,.
turned TO their home In Elyria. after a
visit with their parents. MIR. and Airs.
charles Dobbins, Of East Main street.
Earl Laishley. OF Cambridge. is visit
ing relatives here.
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.

SANDY RIDGE. Nov 1o-Mr. and
MrF . o. Naylor were guests 81 Som
erton relatives saturday and sunday.
Mrs samuel Devices visited her moth.
or. Mrs Mellnr ~ Malta. the latter
Mra W o. sears and daughter. Mis,
Edna. ucrc r~h1griug lu town saturday
MrH william Boyd and Mra. Marc
Cool were eisiuug friends az spcidal
Mr. cool ~ Nehish. Neb who wss
called here hy fhe death ~ her sister.
Mrs. ElIas nniiry. viii return 90 her
home MoudaN.
Mr. and AIRS Lewis Nayior and in.
terestinr children Martha and Mildred
sre snete of the family u Mrs Nay.
Gibson vest ~ narnesvlls. sunday.
D. ~ Flanrf Who bias been sick fhs
naet Wcrk la better nt ihis vrifinr
We. 'haneg o. riritinE her daughter.
Nr aud Nrs Charley Fisher of slab.
TOW u. rrrut FuudHr nifn her uarenfa
Mr and Mr. u NJ Groves o. sueifrf
Mler Myrtle Williams. 81 aundaia
zee nc rgest q fhe family Of Amer
'aLyentef last week
Mr. Hoes McNiehols waa ths euest Of
a o. Irddlrurd SUNDAY.
MlaH Jennie EalirN. who fa affeudfur
colleFe % Delaware. spent Thankaeiviur
Mrs George Irsdsrs o. uarrssvws
and children Harold o. Robert. wsrr
ruceta 90 The family ~ her brother.
" y Fisher, the latter part ~ fhs
week. her husband coming out sunday
and accompanying them home
hiaa IoN Harris was the guest u
NarueHvilie relatives saturday
David s. Gibson. Of uatraVfue sa-
tun guest ~ NJ and MrH. Amer Car.
rcufer Saturday ard sunday
Mr and Mrs Carl riiict ~ narnss.
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WEST LIBERTY

IVES LIBERTY. W. Va, Nov. 10
The teachers and uden have return
ed and work has commenced again ~
Governor II. d. Hatfield was a visitor
mere saturday. looking after the needs
will give a chicken supper at the church
on Thursday evening. December ..
The services at the 81. r. church will
be held on next Sunday Rt 2:30 D. m.
Rev. Philips. the pastor in charge. -
Sonducting a series OF meetings at
Grove. end Air. and Mrs. Emerson, OF
Soilisrs. have been visiting Mrs. leila
Mr.. and Mrs. Mnt Hedges and Mr..
Earl Biggs, were Wheeling visitors Sat
urday evening.
Or Earl . Glass visited relatives
Mr.. J.. c. wsddeil attended the unreal
Of Mrs. George Busby. NJ Greenwood. on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs r., W. GOrby and little
daughter, Of Elm Grove. have been
guests of Mrs. Estells shorts
Mrs. A. J. McCoiloch has been visiting
her daughter In Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. kennedy Singers. Of
wheeling. spent sunday with relatives
MI. end Mrs.. Brook shields and Mrs.
Lille King. were Wheeling visitors on
Mr.. and Mira. G W. Rogers are home
from Littlcton.
Prof. 8. s. Jacob and family. OF Wood
lawn. spent the Thanksgivink vacation
az his father home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kemp. % War
wood. have been visiting relatives here.
Miss ~ Waddeli ana Miss Grace
Nenitel have returned 60 their schools 81
Cameron.
Prof. ]. g shaw returned on saturday
evening from Huchhanuou aud Prof.
Hondcbush from Wheeling. on Sundsy
Virginia. little daughter Of Rev. phil
o. on the sick list.
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WEST VIRGINIA PATENTS.

As reported by H w. rInlap. patent
lawyer. % Wheeling. W. Va. the pat.
ont office records show the recent BE-
suo 81 the following patents 20 West
virginia INVENTOR John W. HUM.
fairmont. a%ssignor OF one-half 10 J. "
steel. b~arrackvillc. Ratchet. George
=. Mullins. assiEnor ~ one-half 10 ID
o. Mullins. Woodviile. machine FOR
saving slaves John o. RYE. Boise.
vain Va. and J. y f1exner. Gary. de-.
vice Tor closing slidinc doors. Edward
W. Stlfel aealrror 20 j. T. sfifel a
Sons. Wheeling. printed textile fabric.
ALSO The issue Of tho following trade.
mark registration Tho j. 4. schwob
company. Mouudsvilie. grain. rice and
oru cradles.
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HAMMOCK, OHIO

HNNNOCK. o., Nov. aO=Rev. L.
owning o~ccuried the pulpit here sab-
bath morning and Eave a ven interest
inE account N HE work In the mission
field OF Africa
Mrs. Martha Taylor has returned 90
t t~lairsville after visiting relatives
Mrs Lydia Daniels and daughter Mr.
nj tiunoY, Of g. C~lairHVilio. visited
Sahntth 90 The home % D. ~. daniel.
Mr. John Taylor and sister. Nrr L..
attended n funeral 90 their uncle
Nnthauioi. Taylor. ~ MORAN county. On
lest Monday, havinE returned home on
Mr end Mrs. D. X. Lodge srent
l~nankfniNlur with her sister ana lam.
iif VIZ El. iyle. ~ near T~ninnfown.
several from here were quests Al In
81 NrrtHon wedding Thursday
NJ n Mrs W. ri CaIdurif snr,f
melday With Der mother Mr. Mercy
NJ and Mrs Downing left This morn.
lnE tur Welt with BITE brother and
family. John DOWNING nc Crescent
cur Busy Ladies Aid the play Gvru
mere last Thursday aVeniun VS. we'll
attended and n ncaf little anm waa zeal.
l.ed 1hg troupe expects % give the
play ~ Fushing on Thursday. Dec. liz.
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Meeting Postponed Tin rbur,dav

The monthly meeting of the council
OF h Warwood Lutheran church will
be held Thursday evening at the homo
OF j.. c. Nolte OF Eighteenth street.
The meeting was to have been held
Tuesday but for some reason the date
was changed. Rev. Ralph Harshman
VIII have charge OF the meeting.
Most OF the time will be spent is dis
cussing matters relating TO the cree
ton OF a new building in the spring.
Others matters will be discussed.
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Butter, EGGS and Cheese.

KEW YORK. Nov. aO-Rutter-
STEAD. rreaulrr- extras 90 scorer
aJiac. creamery higher sc0rinff 9fa
aftact creamery nrstE 20 82c. seconds
ssI28tac. process extras ssfs Wfsfsc.
ladleH. current make nrsts 90 Gle.
Cucerc-SteafVf state. whole milk.
held specials 30 average fancy 1879 ~
16tac; do fresh colOree specials 1BL "a
1bi5c; do white 15L H1bi4c: DO white
and colored. average fancy fresh ffA ~
15c, Skins fU13tac.
EgEs-IrreRuiar. fresh gathered, ex.
ira mn. Ai4f3ci extra nrsts 3sa f0c,
nrstf den3Ac. seconds 2gm15c. state
PeunsyiYania- and nearby, hennerg
whites So SIC. do. gathered whites BIZ
ffbIcs DO henuerv browns f1m Csc. do.
SIC
FInur-oulsf.