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Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-07-01
MAGEE OFT MILL SEEK
| CONSTITUTIONAL BONORS
Well known Franklinton
Attorney Announces He
Will Re Candidate

Prompted BY my own desires and
the expressed wishes Of a number
ofmy friends. who have kindly
rendered me their support, |
announce to the voters Of Washing.
ton Parish my candidacy for dele.
gate to the Constitutional Conven-
'tion. In making this announce.
ment ] realize that l aspire to a
high Office and one Of great respon.
sibility' Framing the constitution,
for a great state. is a serious matter
as in it are embedded the basic
principles that secure to a people
personal freedom and the right to
enjoy the fruits Of their labor in
security, and is the mud.sill upon
which our happiness, prosperity, and
protection is built. | feel that nv
experience in legal and business
affairs will enable me to SAFEGUARD
the interests Of the people Of the
Parish and State.
There is certain to be a number
OF subjects considered by this Con-
vention, the correct solution Of which
is Of vital interest to the people Of
the State. The question Of taxation
will, in all probability, over.shadow
them all. | shall consistently op.
pose increasing the burden Of tax.
alton and favor such laws as will
distribute this burden among all
classes Of people according to their
wealth. also believe in eliminat-
ing every unnecessary office. lhave
always believed and now believe
that there are too many political
parasites who enrich themselves at
the expense Of the tax payers and
whose work.if We may call it such
is utterly useless to the State. lam
deeply interested in the welfare Of
Jour public schools. l have for sew.
eral years been identified with
school work, and believe that their
efficiency should be constantly i'm
proved upon.
! have never sought an Office be-
fore, and | do 80 now with no thought
Of personal gain as the remunera-
ton is too small to admit Of any
financial consideration.
Earnestly solicit the support Of
every voter in the Parish, and, if
elected, pledge my very best effort
to serve the people Of the Parish
and State faithfully and honestly,
! Respectfully
Maeee W. Off,
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vlNIN MILL MAKE 5
FLIGHTS N A|RSA|P
a;as Stinson The Beautiful
oare.Devil Will Enter.
tain Crowds

True to her record Of never dis
.oo;ntin&, and even giving more
,hap has been Advertised, Bcsa|usa,
!, rady 10 entertain thousands Of
visitors on Monday with the most
Elaborate celebration ever held in
b, history Of this section OF the
state. !
Rota|usa had promised several
.ssplane flights and no sooner was
A. announcement made, that word
came from nearby towns that the
Gust would be so much that Bosa.
LISA would not think Of staging such
hit attractions. In her typical spir'
tit was decided to even 60 one
better, 50 the committee in charge
ycu,ed a woman to make flights.
And they secured the Youngest and
me-, daring woman aviator Amer
ia has ever known. in the person
Of Miss Marjorie Stinson Of Jackson
Mich. The cost Of securing Miss
.dpson was many hundred dollars,
but Bogalusa forgot the cost and
will deliver the goods. Miss Stin'
SOD will make one flight on Satur-
day morning at 1880 and the Sec
od at 4;3O. The start will be made
from louisiana Avenue in North
Bosalusa.
Miss Stinson will most likely be
accompanied in her flights BY some
resident Of Boealusa.
Besides the flights Of the airship,
there will be a dozen other amuse-
ments. All comforts and conven.
fences have been arranged for.
Those who do not attend the cele-
btation here Monday, will miss the
most enjoyable event in the history
dhe parish.
| You'll miss tiff you miss it.
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". P. Haley Cashier bslalusa Bank

No venture is hardly ever attempted
fo- the good Of the community unless
~. B." as he is best known, is con.
suited.
The other officers Of the bank are +,
NJ. Brown. vice president; ". |. Daniels
cashier. who is in charge at Angie; W
5. Barri,, cashier, in charge at Frank
linton: and ". P. Haley. who is cashier
al Boga'usa.
The are all live wires and all have
the best interests Of Washington parish
ct hcort.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-07-01

Interstate Bank and Trust Co. Of New
Orleans, as messenger. and in very
short time was promoted to the position
Of bookkeeper.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-07-01

any financial institution. as the cost
of organization, etc. is enormous.
The bank is conducted on the most
liberal lines consistent with conServa.
tive banking. The depositors receive
the most courteous treatment, and moth
lng that the officers of the institution
can DO to help the growth of the par
iSh is left undone.
The bank pas Si.nr interest on say
nes accounts and ~ on time deposits.
J. 3. Lindsey. the genial president of
the bank, although vet a youns man,
has made 4 record that many Al older
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Hiss b,ttsa Arrives

Miss Baton was one Of the first
visitors to arrive for the big celebra.
ton, arriving last Sunday morning
She weighed six pounds and is
stopping with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs, E. A. Baton.
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Notes From The Normal

SR''ntendents Lloyd, Of St Tam
',aay' and Lewis, Of Tansipahoa
asA' visitors at the Summer Nor
aa'eeeutIy, seeking teachers for
I'a raFlshes, spoke to the teachers
'''ns the assembly period.
, 'ae Farmers Short Course in asri.
s ~ will begin July 5th. and
@6ve days.
'@ attendance at the Summer
~ud' mas reached Isl, and all
| W." %at now will probably remain
>d| the close. N'''
I,I'.a'a e will be a holiday on the 5th
..a !, most Of the teachers will
W. themselves Of the opportun.
+" Going to Bosalusa 70, the day.
NJ. Johnson City Commissioner
ta s''e in a few days t,v coopers
s@ 'ecupe,ate from the effect,
opeFation which he underwent
W.T. time ago -, = ~ '''''' "SD'
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-07-01

Free Souvenir spoons al the
Magic City Theater, Tuesday and
Friday evenings.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-07-01

Mrs. Jepeha Smith has gone to
Shreveport where she will spend
the Fourth.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-14

MMhNeNa
Mrs, A. r. Hubbard went 70 Omaha.
Tuesday.
Mrp. Shoemaker, Dorothy and Jerry are
spending the week visiting Valley friends.
r. NJ. Butts and family motored 70
Kennard 70 spend Wednesday with rela-
tives.
Rev. Mr. Thurman was called 10 Penn
sylvania last week by the serious Illness
OF his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hedberg. Ernest
and Russell Steele LETT Tuesday for a va
cation trip I'm the east.
Roy Byars, who IL studying music IN
Chicago, II apending a part OF his vaca-
ton visiting Valley relatives.
Mrs. Annie Robinson left Tuesday for
trip TO Denver. She will visit in
Gothenburg and Kearney on her way
home.
Mr. and Mrs. r. c, Kennedy and chill
dren went TO Waterloo, Thursday even
ing. 70 attend the wedding of Ruth Todd
and Earl King.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Moves. Priscilla.
Mrs. Paul Beres and Mrs. Morton came
out from Omaha, wednesday. TO attend
the funeral of Miss Gardiner.
The regular meeting Of the Busy Bees
Ed Lewis, Mics Gertrude ingram. Mrs,
Ingram and Ethel Ingram served.
The funeral Of Miss Kate Gardiner. who
died in Denver, Friday. was heid from
the home Of her brother, A. Gardiner,
Tuesday afternoon. Rev. p. Aston OF
Waterloo conducted the services and in
terment was made In the Valley GENE
terry. Frank Whitmore went to Denver
to return with the body.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-14

VIII Roberts Of Alliance is here visit
ing his home folks.
Hiram Arunford Of Memphis, Tenn.
spent the week here with his parents.
Misses Eula and Dorothy Bates re-
turned from a visit TO Chicago Wednes-
day
Mrs. r o. Jarnnan was called 70
Quincy, Ill, by the serious illness Of her
father.
Miss Emma Watson has gone to Wealth
erford. Okl.. to visit her aunt and grand
mother.
Tho Lutheran congregation win hold
services In the Methodist church next
Sunday
Mrs. Fred Rishling died at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George White last Sunday
morning.
Rev r. NJ. Fagan and family attended
the Epworth assembly the fore part OF
the week.
L. c. johnson and c. d. Martin re-
turned from the Panama exposition
"wednesday.
John Nottleman is tearing the old hos
pital down and win erect q bungalow
on the site
Mr. and Mrs. John Pierson and their
son, John, left last Tuesday for Colo
RADIO and other western points.
Il. j. ouinIey. who has been appointed
deputy United States marshal, will as
sumo the duties of his office on the 18th.
Frank r. Beebe OF Stanton IL here
with his family 10 assume duties In the
Farmers State bank. He has bought an
interest in the bank
John schaal's icehouse burned last
Sunday night, leaving pile OF Ice ex-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-14
NEW PRINCIPAL is
WRITER OF STORIES
Karl Adams Has Hard Time Having
His Writings Accepted Until He
Puts Up a Job.
WILL BE HERE NEXT WEEK

Karl Adams, who will be here next
week from Springfield. Mass, to be
principal OF the High School of Com
merce. a few years ago had ambitions
70 be a short story writer. He sub
mitted many manuscripts to many
publishers and invariably his stories
would be returned with the usual
printed alps, bearing the consoling
explanation, I'VE regret we are not
able 90 use your story at this time.
This does no imply that there Is not
merit In your work. We thank you
for giving us an opportunity 10 re-
view your manuscript"
AIr. Adams did not despair About three
years ago a baby arrived at his home.
That was HIS inspiration for renewed ef-
forts. The advent OF the youngster opened
up new avenues OF thought. He received
new impressions. He gained q broader
viewpoint and found his baby one of the
most interesting and inspiring sources Of
his life He had Travelled much IN
Europe. but that travel did not yield the
desired results.
Pat one over.
He has brother-in-law who IL editor
OF a short-story magazine Of national
circulation. He asked this relative 20 con-
slider some OF his stories The relative had
misgivings about his brothcr-in-iaw's
literary work. Then Mr.. Adams had a
thought. He sent in some stories over an
assumed name. The stories were sub
mitted TO the critics OF the magazine and
we're accepted Thus Is was that MIR.
Adams put one over on his brother-in-
law.
During his visit here last Monday and
Tuesday he crowded lot OF affairs dur
Ing the hours he had in Omaha His
chief purpose was to get into touch with
the members OF the Board OF Education
regarding his application for the princl-
paiship which he landed. He visited the
various members. going out to Carter
Lake TO see one member. He made a
trip through the stock yards and pack
ing houses and learned more OF the pack
ing industry. he said. than he had ever
dreamed Of
II will need this information In my
commercial geography and Il viii be
valuable even IL ] should not return 10
Omaha" remarked MIR. Adams as he
was returning 10 the east.
The value OF time IL one Of Mr.. Adam
strong characteristics. He regards every
hour ne potentially and finds interest
IN many Of the commonplace affairs Of
life.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-14

Miss Iowa Reynolds 10 III.
Miss Doris Magney 10 visiting In Union
this week.
otto Carroll Is with relatives in York
this week.
Mrs. George McReynolds was Hoeoln
passenger Monday.
Jack TSinnear Of Montana was here a
couple OF days this week.
Mrs Kirkpatrick went TO Avoca Thurs
day for q visit with Mrs. herman.
Mrs Mary Case OF Holbrook IL visit
ms with Nehawka friends this week.
Mrs Fred Ns,.man and daughter. Mrs.
Henry Ross, nrcnt Tuesday in Omaha
Helen Reed OF Weeping Water was a
guest at the Anderson home this week.
Gladys Burdick returned Sunday from
a weeks visit. with relatives I'm Nebraska
City.
Mira. Lena Bollard returned wednes.
day from an extended visit az PRwnee
Mr. ana Mira. Hillborne OF Lncoln are
guests az the home or r. NJ. Pollard this
week.
Mr. Ruthieee and family have returned
from months stay in Iowa and Min
neBota.
John Defrense and son OF dunbar WIS.,
lied at the McFarlan home the first of
the week.
Mrs. Grover Hebock entertained Miss
Marjorie Walker Of Murray at dinner
Tuesday.
Mrs. James Van Tine Of Frontier county
Z here for visit with her mother. Mrs.
Reynolds
Miss Beatrice Cook Of Detroit Mich,
i with her grandfather, Isaac Pollard,
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry ost left this week
exposition.
Robert Afford left Wednesday for a
visit 20 the Panama exposition and Other
coast points.
Ernest Kropa motored TO Nebraslta
CITY "Wednesday with his mother and
Mrs. Henry Sturm.
Rev. " nliam Van Buren, OF Surprise
was calling on Nehawka friends wednes.
day and Thursday.
Nick Claurens and family are here
this week on a visit with Mrs. Ciaurens
mother, Mrs. druber.
Miss Harriet Wallace OF T.ncoIn Is vIs-
ltins ~ the home of her grandfather
Isaac Pollard. this week.
Last Sunday about forty relatives and
friends gathered al the home OF r. L.
Neutuxman 70 give them goodbye before
they leave for the exposition.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-14

HeAleNues
Miss Rose Krutchcr visited Mrs. Bill
Trent Wednesday
Miss Gcrte Hanks is visiting Miss
Katherine Mackenzie.
Miss Margaret Hlgby Of Omaha spent
the week at DIR. &. A. Mitchens
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Batchelder will
leave Saturday for a week In Denver.
Miss Edna Reed Of Aurora IL spending
the week with her cousin, Elsie ProbascO.
Mrs. n. Mckenzie and daughter Ksth-
crime are going 10 Minnesota next Nom
day.
ORE Webb returned wednesday eve
ming from a weekend visit In Seward,
Neb.
Mrs. John Cushlng's baby boy fell out
arm.
ed Myers. Burlington station agent. Is
building a new home on the boulevard
north Of town.
Miss Helen Peterson and Miss Susie
Rothery spent Thursday with Mrs Albert
Twelve young ladies and gentlemen
surprised Miss Mabel Sprachliss on her
birthday Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs John Fraser Of La Platte
started Saturday on two-weeks auto
trip in the western part OF the state.
Mrs Gilman, Miss Jessie Gilman, and
Ronald returned from an extended visit
with Mrs. Ohman's son Leigh At Plger.
The usual monthly meeting OF the town
board was postponed because OF the ab-
sonce OF the mayor, j. y. kopler, and
several members OF the board.
The Sunday School association Of the
eastern district Of Sarpy county VIII hold
an Afternoon and evening session Al the
Avery school the ed Of this month. w.
n Paxton and w. s. Schafer OF Bellevue
will b tho speakers OF the evening.
Permanent water has been installed In
the center Of washington square prepa-
ratory to the coming Of the Log Roller 3
association next Saturday. Permanent
electric lights will be established In the
center and the northeast corner OF tha
park.
The Avery Christian Endeavor society
had an Ice cream social on the school
grounds last Friday ana Saturday which
proved very successful The proceeds viii
be used 20 eend delegates TO conventions
and carry on the work Of the organisa-
ton.
Veeta Chapter OF the south side East
arm Star we're entertained Thursday az
tornoon at the homo OF Prof. +. W
Evans, by Mrr. Evans and Mrs. DIT. Q. a.
Mitchell About thirty ladies were prss-
emit. the majority driving In their cars
from South Side over the Fort Crook
boulevard.
A farewell surprise party was given "a
william Findley Tuesday evening by the
Christian Endeavor young people OF the
Village About twenty-five young people
were present Mr.. Flndley leaves the last
OF the month for Fullerton 70 resume his
duties as principal Of the high school a.
that place.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-14
rrvineton.

Eeva Chfistopherson has been m.
The True Blue kensington club met
Thursday with Anna Witzke.
Minnie Dein left Monday for q two
weeks visit at Kimballton. la
The willing Workers met at the Chris
tan church Wednesday for dinner.
Mr., and Mrs. 5. n. Brewster called at
the Jacobsen home Tuesday evening.
Miss Louise Bertch OF Omaha is spend
lnK a few days az the Nels Johnson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Jacobsen visited sun
day at the James sorenson home at De-
Mrs. George knight gave an outing for
went TO Kings lake.
Rev, Thomas Evans and family left
Friday for Brewster. Nen., where they
VIII spend their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dein, Elmer, Christian and
Minnie bein, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mad
sen and daughter. Elsie. visited at Lo-
gan. la, Sunday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-14

Charles Deerson visited at Leish several
days last week.
Mrs. A. ]. Deerson went TO Ewing
Tuesday on business.
Peter Hofeldt OF Scribner. Neb., visited
bis parents this week.
Mrs. Henry Berg entertained the Ladies'
kensington "wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Bull visited in the
country with relatives Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c, Holling are the
parents of a son born Thursday.
William Robbins and daughter are Wis
Ting old friends at Ewing this week
Miss Marguerite Richardson OF Water
loo was visiting friends here Monday.
Mrs. J. Odenrider returned from Ex-
celsior Springs, Mo-, Saturday. much i'm
proved in health.
Mrs Charles Witte went to Bennington
Tuesday to VISIT her daughters and SON
Mrs. II. Goddard gave a surprise party
at her home In honor of Mrs. Drummer
Monday evening.
Mrs. j. NJ Wyatt and daughter, Helen
returned Wednesday from Kimball to
make their home here.
V! p. Chamberlin and family moved
into the former Drummer residence, which
they recently purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Rogers and son,
Grant. and wife motored from Omaha
Sunday and visited at the ]. @. Seefus
home.
Mesdames Dan Cannon of Omaha, T.
Murray OF Schuyler and w. McIrney of
Clarks are visiting at the Goddard home
this week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-14

Misses Josephine and Lottie Welsh en-
tertained number of their friends az
party Friday evening.
Mrs. W. n. Spraeue and family left
Monday for sterling. Colo, where they
win make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Chase OF stanton
are visiting with Mrs. John Chase and
Mrs r. B. Armstrong.
Mrs. kaiienbach and son, Walter OF
Hooper are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Galloway this week.
Miss Lottie Welsh returned saturday
rom several days visit az the d M
Gates home near Gilmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil MeEvoy OF south
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-14
POST M0RTEM SHOWS
HARRIS WOMAN A SUICIDE

A postmortem examination revealed
the fact that Jessie Harris. who was
found dead at her home, O7 South Ninth
street. Thursday. had swallowed bichlor-
lde OF mercury. It has also been learned
that William Harris. her husband, and II.
Miller colored, who live at the above
number. had duarreled with the woman
the day before the body was discovered.
Several bruises were discovered that
would indicate that she had been struck.
Harris and Miller have been placed
under arrest.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-14
NeenInr water.

weeping WMNers
Rev. and Mrs L. r. Townsend OF Iowa
City. Ia. are visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrp. u. 8. Johnson OF Omaha
visited at the G. w. Bish home this week.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs Dixie Kirkpat-
rick, a ten-pound boy on Tuesday, August
Mrs George stoner went to counen
Buns on tuesday for visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. a. e. Tierney went TO Broken
Bow on Tuesday for a visit at the home
OF her parents.
Mrs william Dunn and daughter.
Dorothy, left Tuesday for a trip to the
California expositions.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 4. Day have gone 20
Elyria, o., 10 attend the one bundredth
reunion Of the Day family.
william coatnan has sold 20 Henderson
Ward his i60-aore farm south of town.
The consideration was 81 900.
Mrs. James Wade and niece returned 10
springfield on Wednesday, after a visit
at the home OF Mrs. John Wade.
The largest yield OF wheat reported h
the vicinity n forty-three bushels per
acre. This was raised by George Domingo
Miss Anna Lyman has sold her piano
studio 20 Mas Emma Van VIE Of Lin
coin. Miss Lyman VIII study In Chicago
the coming year.
Kane Fredriokson was badly injured on
Tuesday. when n slxteen-foot ladder on
which he was working fell and landed
him on a cement walk.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-14
COLUMBUS MAN SUED
FOR HEAVY DAMAGES

William Horrabin. paving contractor
Of lo~a City. Ia. has filed suit in the
office Of the clerk OF the district court
~ Omaha against Charles wurdeman Of
Columbus, Neb.. for $1,000 damages for
publishing statements IN the Columbus
Telegram alleged 70 be malicious ana
unlruthful Horrabin was the suecessful
bidder for a Columbus paving contract
aud the articles published are said 10
have injured his credit and were intended
20 lninre his good name.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-14
Graft Says Friday,
the Thirteenth, is
n His Luckiest Day

Il have always regarded thirteen. and
especially Friday. the 18th, a. q mineral
and day 70 conJure with. I lived three
years in college fraternity house whore
thirteen members sat at table with un-
failing regularity" declared superinten-
dent Graft OF tho public schools.
Mr. Graft sald Friday. the 18th. il un-
lustly maligned. He AYERS this Is the
lucliest day in the year. He would start
anything on this day with q feeling OF
confidence.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-14
Milliner Wizard to
Be Here Next Week

Ora Che pronounced sen-nay), the
wizard milliner who talked before large
audiences last season on millinery topics,
returns TO the spiesberger company for
another six days lecture demonstration,
beginning Monday, August IS.
The last word in advance fall styles
will be divulged by Mr. Che. who. while
in the midst Of his talk and seemingly
in the twinkle OF an eye, evolves a smart
millinery model.
Complimentary TO the 800 out-of-town
millinerS who are expected to be IN the
city TO attend Cne's lectures. which are
given twice daily, the spiesberger com
pany is giving dinner wednesday even
ing at the Hotel Rome.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-14
Goes to Sleep ON
Track; Loses Arm

Joseph 3. Todd OF Richmond. o.. suf-
fered the loss Of his left arm. which
was manEled By a switch engine In an
alley at Tenth and Douglas streets Thurs-
day evening. The ohioan went 20 sleep
with an arm over q rail lie was attended
BY a police surgeon and removed 10 a
hospital. The mans condition IL SAID
to be serious. a. his shoulder was badly
naangicd.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-14
WILL STICK AROUND UNTIL
ASSISTANTS ARE LANDED

Jake Kester OF New York. who was
strong-armed and robbed OF Is cents
August g. Is sim on the tran OF the
robbers Thursday night at fourteenth
and Capitol avenue two negroes bounced
upon him and with many objurgatlons
and threats babe him set out OF town be-
fore they get him. Jake duly reported
THIS latest development 70 the police. but
says he, he will stick around untn he
lands the fellows in 3an A Il takes M.
hast penny. He stiIi has . cents left.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-14

from the scientific department OF the
Fremont normal school
a. 4. Baldr1. brother Of the late Mrs.
Thomas Winterburn, died OF pneumonia
IN an Omaha hospital last week
The hog rolling picnic Of the Modern
Woodmen OF America VIII be held at
Bellevue on Saturday, August q
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peulsen have re-
signed their positions with the Nebraska
Telephone company and win move 70
Benson I'm the near future.
Mrs. Lena sieber and thre children OF
Okalohma City viii arrive Sunday for
an extended visit at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ". ID. Isebbert
Mrs. Schliep, wife OF Charles schllep,
Propis'9T o. b ss b Sennins sgsa ' &c eee
survived by her husband, one daughter
and several brothers and sisters. The
funeral took place Monday from the Lu-
theran church. which was filled with the
sorr0wing friends. Interment wat at
Flower tiill cemetery. south OF town.