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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-17
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At Rules held in the. ONCE of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court of Harrison County,
on Monday, the End. day of August, 1915,
the following order was entered:
Pearlman Company, incorporated, cor
poratton,
vs.. In Assumpsit.
Morris Btrnbaum. trading as Norris
Birnbaum & Company.
Object of Suit.
The object of the above entitled action
is for the recovery of money advanced to
the said Morris Birnbaum by the Pearlman
is due, owing and unnaid from the said
Morris Birnbnum to the said Pearlman
Company, Incorporated.
And It appearing from an affidavit filed
in said action that Morris Birnbaum is a
NONRESIDENT of this State, 1t Is ordered
that he do appear within one month from
the date of the first puo'teation OF this
order and do what Is necessary to protect
his interests herein.
Given under my hand this the md. day
Eof. August, 1915
lSPERRY & SPERRY,
Counsel for Plaintiff.
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GREER IS HEARD.
t,y Assee,A4ro rsxss,

tDv AssoeiATko PRESSED
CHARLESTON, Aug. Il. The
public service commission has
heard arguments on the complaint
of J. T. Grier. of Grier. w. Va,
against the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road. Grier alleged that the rail
road Disseminated in favor OF Mar.
tinsburg on shipments Of limestone
from Morgaptown.
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Howard Post
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND
GENERAL INSURANCE A9END
Roons BoN60e Gen Building.
INSPECT olsE LANDS.

RoMNEY. Aug. 17-william B.
Cornwell, an attorney of Romney,
brother OF John ]. Co.nwel1; Mr.. ant
Lemley OF Morgantown. spent some
time at WardensyilIe, looking into the
iron ore In lands recently purchased
IN that section.
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BIG IMPROVEMENTS.

PIEDMONT. Aug. Tue Davis
Coal and Coke Company is erecting a
new power plant at Its mines at west
Virginia Junction, just west OF here.
The new eQuipment will include q
large boiler and engine house. a tif-
teen-ton steel tipple and electric mo-
tors for haulage purpoEes.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At Rules held in the office of the Clerk
LOT the Circuit Court of Harrison County,
on Monday. the md day of August. 1915.
the following order was entered:
Stamslow I5irlok, .
Charles F. Zaruba, Leo Zaruba and Carl
Shift Trading as c. r. Zaruba & Company.
Object of Suit.
To enforce performance of contract.
And it appearing from an nfhdavtt hled
IZaruba and Carl Shift, Trading as c. =.
Zaruba & Co. defendants. are non-resi-
dents OF this state 1T Is ordered that they
do appear within one month from the date
of the first publication of this order ana
do what Is necessary to protect their IN
Given under my hand this the End day
. Ausus' !. WADE COLEMAN, CLERK.
IR A. LOAR
Counsel for Plaintiff.
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roo nRoRTANT no CLOSE.

Internal ibn 1 revenue Collision p. R. Har.
rison of this city. has received notica
from the in thermal revenue ONCE In
washington. that the order of August
4, abolishing the revenue once In
Martinsburg had been rescinded. and
IN reoner his office here Monday.
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recommends ChamberIain,s Collie,
TpnIera ana Diarrhoea Remedy.

~ never hesitate to recommend
chambarlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy writes Sol VIII
Harns, merchant. jesse, Tenn. s'I sell
more Of it than OF any other prepare
tfone OF like Character. have used
Il myself and found Il gave me more
Telief than ANYTHING else have ever
;fr3e6S for the ssames purpose. 1sz-
able every IkhSie aEeTtt emsnt M
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Lula A. Bowman. Plaintiff,

Lula A. Bowman. Plaintiff,
rs. In Chancery.- in the Circuit
Court of Harrison County,
West Virginia.
Thomas Bowman, Defendant.
To Thomas Bowman:
Take notice that the dispositions of my
sci fand sundry other witnesses Will De
odd Fellows Building. City of Clarksburg,
Harrison County, West Virginia, on the
hours Of 8 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p.
NJ. to be read in evidence on the hearing
Of the above styled chancery cause in be-
half of said plaintiff.
II from any cause the taking of the
same shall not be commenced; or being
day the taking OF the same will be adj
journed from time to time until they are
Dated this the End day of August, 1915.
LULA A. BOWMAN.
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VACANT LOTS.

VACANT LOTS.
s.s 70. 4e as,2Stf f.. Woodland a a7sc
Lot 4Ox120 IT.. Bond street. stealey
Lot loxlos II. Milford street.
Park View SS,1UO
Lot 3Sx1O6 it., East Main street.
Parsons Addition 81 ,O5O,
Lot 1880 IT.. Horror avenue
Lot s5xs4 it.. Hornor Avenue.
Lot 40x135 it.. Virginia street,
Colonial Heights .>...-... =. 900
Lot 40x1 35 it.. Seventh street. Co
lonial Heights " 900
Three lots 33x11s It., Seventh,
street ........ $500 each
And many others. Come In and
get prices and terms.
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There are ants in Mexico. colonies
of which will attack a hive Of bees
and destroy it in night.
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Asbestos h2x bnen spun into thread
SO hne that Il Sequires Sc SEQ feet to
wtgh = pound Y
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NO RETrER TINE TO BUY PROP.
ERTY THAN. NOW.
siTIREEyT

Seven room house with attic. base
ment, nice front and back porches,
handy to school and the business
center OF the city.
PRICE 5000
on zerms.
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sEVENTH sTREI

SEVENTH STREET.
New seven room house with attic.
and basement. Good location. close
to Lee street.
q PRICE $500
ON terms.
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NOTICE no TAKE DISPOSITIONS

i. WADE tCOff01ANb ~
SPERRY & SPERRY,
Counsel for Plaintiff.
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WARRINGTON

MANNlNGTON. W. Va. Aug 2s-
Rex Arnett. "a thirtceu-y ear-old boy. fell
from an apple tree at Loop Park. and
sustained probably fatal injuries. He
fell a distance OF thirty feet and was
rendered unconscious lie T. thought
TO be injured internally. The lad b. a
son Of \. J. Arnett.
Born-Friday. August goth. TO Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Norris. a son.
Miss Flora koen has returned home
from a short visit in Wheeling.
Lee Pitner has returned from a visit
At Buffalo n Niagara
Miss Ruth Bush. OF Clarksburg. IL
the guest OF Kiss Mabel Cunningham
for a Few days.
Miss Olive Crash. OF Fairmont. Is
visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Martin have re-
turned to Clarksburg after a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. John Doris.
Mrs. Jessie shrimp f. visiting rela-
uves in GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
MIS-. Lessie Flick IL visiting relatives
In ZanesVille, O.
Miss Jane Pugh. % Pittsburgh. and
Miss Mary Elizabeth Dursee. 81 New
y ork city. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Mackler.
Mrs James Morgan and Mrs. william
Morgan are visiting In c~lArksburg a
Mrs 2. NJ. jerks left yesterday for
a visit with friends in Pittsburgh.
Miss Margaret kennedy. Of Fairmont-
IL visiting Miss Mary Bingham.
MI ana Mrs. p W. Bowers and dnuEh-
ter. Miss Ella. are spending a few weeks
al ~Sambrldge springs. Pa
FRANK Mayors was called to Mounds
Vile by sudden death OF his mother
Mrs. Alkaline Mayors.
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-Moderate ir-
regularity. followed by general depreF-
sion and a hasty and complete recovery
marked the successive stages Of today
stock market. These changes resulted
IN the main from the aggressions OF the
short interest. which chose to place All
u~nfavorable construction upon latest In
ternational developments. but rushed 20
cover when free and confident buYing
caused a sharp rebound.
United states Steel was again the
outstanding feature, the extent of the
days operations In that stock exceed
ing any record Of recent years. IL OPEN
ed with a sale OF $1,000 shares at the
minimum price OF 20. or = under last
weeks close. but soon advanced to T1N
AZ that level supporting orders 500
Effected n sharp reversal and thereafter
the stock manifested greater strength,
again rising 20 ia and closing with q
net gain Of ! 20 3o5s Trading In steel
Der cent Of the total output Of $4,000
shares.
While steel was at its worst. the war
share began to crumble, losses ranging
from 4 to Z points. The recovery In
however. not only wiping out most
losses. but showing actual advances Of
] TO 3 points In the final hour. This
advantage was forfeited In part just be-
fort the close. when prices receded from
their best. and Bethlehem steel fell "a
The eforts OF the bears 70 capitalizs
the Arabic incident proved ahOrttve.
conservative Wall street falling in line
with W~ashington's receptive attitude.
made partial recoveries later. Total
sales. par value. x3.260.OO
United States rs declined a per cent
and the as / per cent on All.
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS


\ slight harrometric depression Is
moving eastward into the AXE region
this morning, attended by showers. the
shower area extending southwark over
the lower Missouri valley tuto Okla
homa- The rainfall was light. except al
10.
A nigh pressure, air and cooler wealth
cr area covers the Northwest. extending
southward 20 the middle west. ana 40.
Nancing eastward into the upper valleys.
The temperature at swift Current was
SS degrees The pressurcs are about
normal over the Gulf and south Allan
tic states.
Partly cloudy weather r. expected in
crs Tuesday.
Local data. Highest temperature yes
terday. % degrees. lowest last night. 81
degrees. tract 81 rain. Amount for en-
tire storm. O.T2.
The ohio In the district will not
change much during the next SO hours.
~. c. HOWE.
Section Director.
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HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations BY c ?. nr.unnoh . Co


HI.tI |rIi.iu U". IHrra cotton contra.
band I.f south raises ru protest
steamship Philadelphia rrrItra bore
1000 81 1000 300 gold end LARGE amount
Uf HnTurIHIra
uf.r HHre Informs sfafr de-.
rarfmfrf that Arabic. Va. sunk .fraHf
Warming
Ministers ~ finance % Great Britain.
rance and Russia fH confer rrrlrIIrr
foreign EXCHANGE situation ana rrfrI
.l.hmenf ~ r. credit Ir United states for
NesflnEhours Electric seeking fo dur.
rife barrels
% frfusfrfsi- atr- ~ rR-
30 railways oi1t. 81 1854
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NAL %INsuRANcE
Amendment Regarding Fourth Class
Matter Made Public

Tho following amendment to fra
postal laws governing fhe Insurance
~ both fourth class matter mas been
received or tho rHefrf|ro
For o. piece of mail not f1 OK.
coed five doIIara three cents Ica BE-
required when fhc value docs NOT y.
coed So o. Zoe of I've rents Del ro.
quircd when tho value doe. not OF.
coed $50 q fee ~ ton cents Boz fc1uir.
N and when the value does not 81.
coed 500 a Zee Of twenty Eve cents
BE- required This Pee De- in addition 90
the regular postage
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MONEY

NEW YORK. AUG .3-MercantiIe
paper 1tt rJHt
sterling. go DAY bills 81 o. demand
- 500. cables 50 $3.50. Francs. demand
50 81. cables s. SIS. Marks. demand EIr.
cables far lfrra demand 81 81.
cables 81 90. EuUIra. demand Itrsr
cables $3.50 HHH silver f.HsU Mexican
dollars #fr Government bonds heavy.
Railroad bonds weak
Time luaus trmrr. fN days On. ugrr.
% days ga n".. lIN months nf.U
call money steady H.Fn &C.. low r.r.
rINuE rate -U. ||.f Joan ... closing bid
D. offered AZ o.
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FINANCIAL.
sUdAR MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug 23-Raw sugar
nominal. centrifugal Si6t. molasses
1857. refined steady. cut loaf $3.50.
crushed $3.50; mould A's6.15. cubes
$3.50; MIX powdered s5.s5. powdered
$3.50. fine graduated $50. diamond A
$50, confcctioners 4 $3.50. NO. S5.45.
sugar futures opened quietcr early
today and a. noon were "a sEade easier
on r'httfred Wall street liquidation.
AN" CLOSING was easy las upfufa
lower, sales $500 tons september 1851.
December S3.ie. March So 90 Nay gg0s'
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BHUEP
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEM YORK. Aug 90 Butter
steady creamery rrfrra .aE SCORED l.H
.rNHwr"" IH.rHIr H..|".H .f.. .-..
nr.fH 90 o. seconds
ErFa--faHIE fresh gathered extras
% -.. extra frrfa .fu.... Nrafa
% A. uE..r seconds son .L. NUrrhr
nruurrH whites HrH fH FANCY nNWMrH.
rearUE hrnrffE browns Eraan.
Cheese MrH. state uHnI# milk
fresh Gate white and UH.HrrI special.
D.. IH'tU HH. HEfrHrr fancy 1850
fInnf-IHHH spring UHfrrfa OIL -U Il
q H" W|uf|T patents nov HH"rmM EH.
inter rfrHIFffe new ffIEnFrH.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Aug. 23-The European
war situation was the main influence TO-
day IN sending wheat down. The close
was weak, IL TO "a n2hc lower than
saturday = close. with September at
100 and December at ga Hs1Nc. Corn
closed at "A 10 sc net loss. oats were
on = 10 p o. lc ana provisions we're un-
changed 10 lUC higher.
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NEW YORK. Aug 23-Conditiora IN
market quiet. There was some
foreign selling o. the market TODAY.
War order stocks suffered rather severe
ly. Southern Pac statement for TrIv
Wa1 very favorable one and looks aa ff
railroads would now report better earn
GUS but decline looks 20 be about over
for the present
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NEwsPAPER oPmIora

FINANCIAL NEWS avs TnderIvfnr
strength or the financial Industrial and
stock market situation has been amDIv
qehlonstrated and We hold there IL full
Justification for conservative urchas.
OF standard rails. coppers. stoels and
equlrment stocks on reactions. Tenn
porary irrcgularity IS probable.
TINES Weak holdings have been
thoroughly shaken OUT and the stock
market Is probably In a position where
b1V9NerlSs may occur al any time.
WORLD: The stock markets conser-
waive analysists agree that its retro
erosion IS merely temporarily.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 2s-Cannot zee
that the speculative situation has inn
proved materially over Sunday. IL he
undoubtedly true that the trading public
nave larger margins on their accounts
p Tor some time past. This win me-
Ceseitate a more severe decline than We
have yet had 20 dislodEe this stock.
they never sell unless they have 20. and
then they sell when they should be IN "A
position 90 buy. The market will be-
come oNersold from time 20 time and
rallies will be sharp. on these rallies I
would again urge people with margin
accounts 20 reduce their lines.
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J. u. w sti1l believe this rally
should be taken advantage of by people
D. do not wish Co be- called on f0r
margin later on 90 sell long stocks on "a
scale NO. There o. a whole lot ~ un-
certainty ahead " us and the public
have been buying any and everything
especially the war stocks.
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NEW YORK, Aus. 23.-The list was
Forced TO Withstand heavily OF realizing
during the forenoon. Moderate support
and short covering steadied prices and
a. "a result Of the days ealing standard
issues Old not close far from the levels
established IN the late trading Saturday.
Ihe Mexican situation Is "a factor
which should not be ignored and In dbl
ton ~ may be well 10 bear 30 mind that
= Eoodly portion of the stock taken on
the. declines 70 steady the market viii
PROBABLY be hquidated on favorable oc-
Casions.
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WHEELING. vs.. Va. AuF 90. 49,
The actiVe f~rrtsuurrr rfurra corrected
daily b. \ a. Maafrn q Co. bankers
snd brokers national EtchanEa Bans
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NEW YORK Aug 13-'0Tec Rio SO
&c. Future. STEADY. September ts.2z.
December scar.
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CHICAGO. Aus. 23-Closing Hogs.
receipts 10000 head. strong bulk $685.
N72Os light S7lOu 40. mixed SG.26a
755, heavy S6.10g625. pigs $1,000
500.
Cattlc-Receipts 1900 head. weak.
native beeves 5000 1910: cows and
.heifers $500 SIS. calves $3.50 a 1926.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head. firm.
Sheep-WetherH S515u635. owes $3.50
q 6.OOs lambs S6.55us.IO.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa. Aug 23-Cattle-
Lower, supply 40 cars. choice $500
s76. prime $1,000 $40.
Sheep-Slow supply q doubledecks.
prime wethcrs $6.15d6.25. culls and
commons s2.50M 800. lambs ts.0Oma0O.
veal calvcs &11.bOm12l0O.
Hogs-Higher. receipts 90 double
decks, prime heavies 1890 135. medi-
ums. workers and pigs SS.2O@s25.
rouKhs 85.5OQ6.0O.
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JOSEPH says: The market will he
highly feverish and nervous but sales
that are made on drives will show big
losses. Trade, conservatively temper
arily, buy steel o. soft spots and take
on Beet Sugar. Coppers, Triangle Film
on curb o. . cinch.
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BACIfE says. Southern Pacific July
gross increase t,33o.2st. net Increase
t1.3lO.s6O.
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New York Stock Exchange

WHEELING, W. Va. Aug. %. Is.
Range OF active stocks On the New
York Stock Exchange. corrected daily ~
A. E. Masten a. &C. brokers'
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Taxing EJECT June a. IsoN
PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSbURo
Wheeling Welsburw
Leave
17nd Street. I~.x
Wheeling WeiiEbur1
1910 a m. 500 go
SS0 .. m Iftoe 1000
MOUNDBvILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDdVTLA
Daily Except Sunday.
10th Street. I~ava
wheeling
10 800 a. m IsaO n
$50 .. m
On lines having regular express 49,
vice. shipments IN eMoaaa of
nfty pounds or large bulk viii not b
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LiNES-Daily Except unday
No shipments. except emergency ahfp-
ments Of medicines. will be carried On
passenger cars between 600 and eitG
3. m
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WHEELIH0 TRACTION coMPAH
cA1 SCHEDULE
Taxing Eject June Al. 1904
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c STOCKS.
WHEELING. ". Va. Aug. %. Is.
Daily Quotation List Of the wheeling
stock Exchange.
STOCKS RIA a.
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lopen.lHiEhi Low Close
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Curb kziniag stocks.
New York Curb Market.

WHEELING. w. Va. Aug. 20. Is.
Repo ted b. \. r. Masten a Co.. L. b.
BrAnd. manager. menlrers NCw York
stock Exchange.
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Cash quotations.
kyc-No ?
Baricy-51u s5c.
Timothy-35 5Om6.55.
l325.
Pork-313.T5
Lard-fs.OT.
Ribs-ts 2OMSSS.
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Stocks 1851
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Aug. %. IL.
Corrected b. =. -. Nfhstcn a Co. mem
bcrs Boston Stock Exchange. No. 3L3
Fourth avenue. Pittsburgh. Pa
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Piiisburph Siocks.

Bonds isss5 oo
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MOUNDBVILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDdVuA
Daily Except Sunday.
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Stocks.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-20

ter, Mrs. Mary Seippel. Mr.. Smith
hadn't visited Cassville for thirty
years. His wife comes to see her folks
quite often.
Mrs. w. F. Okey's aunt, Mrs. Edward
Dillon, of Belle PLANE, Iowa, was her
guest from Friday until Monday. While
they were down to the farm, Saturday,
Chas. L. Okey and daughter, Jean
came from Chicago for surprise visit.
Miss Beth Okey was home from her
school, and they had quite house
party over Sunday.
Chris West and Mrs. Mary Brink
mann returned Friday from Cresco, Ia,
where they were called by the death
of their brother, Williams wife. They
brought with them three of the six
motherless children, Apolloina, Paul,
and Herman, aged IL, and years,
respectively. They are cared for by
Mrs. Brinkmann. Two others are with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schueller VIM. West and his oldest
son are expected here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Killian Stockert and
two daughters, also Michael Schmidt,
of Potosi, were visitors at Gerhardt
Adrian's last Saturday. In the even
ing they visited at the Frank Fishnick
home and Frank brought them in his
car to meet the midnight train. Other
visitors at Fishnick's Sunday were
Peter Brinkmann and family; Albert
Heilemann and wife; M. Schauff, wife
and two sons, and J. G. Bernhard and
family.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-20

Mrs. Ferry's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wade last week. Mr.. Ferry re-
turned home Thursday. Mrs. Ferry
will remain for a longer visit.
Your correspondent was in Cassville
and spent the time in calling. We
called at the Record office and very
social visit with the editor. We also
had a very social visit with the mar
shall, Mr.. Greenwood. OF course, we
had to be social with the marshal.
Del Morrissey and wife and Mrs
Lou Hoser accompanied Earl Morris
sey and wife as far as Prairie du Chen
on their return east, Saturday. Nor
rissey's and Mrs. Hoser and Mrs. DR..
Mecum and son Jessie returned Sun
Gay.
Charles Haville accompanied his
brother, Chris Haville, to La Crosse
| Tuesday morning, where Chris will 60
to the ST. Francis hospital, as he has
been very poorly for some time and
DR.. Mecum advised him to go to the
hospital
Newman & Clark shipped two cars
of cattle and Joe Greer of Bloomington
ton, shipped one car. Newman and
Les Boorman and Joe Greer went in
to Chicago with them. Newman re-
turned home on the morning train
Tuesday, and Greer and Boorman
came on the o'clock.
There was about twenty-five stu
dents from the Sacred Heart college
''bummed" their way here on a
freight train, Thursday. Part of them
started back afoot and part of them
jumped a west bound freight. They
were due to eat picnic dinner at the
state park, where roll call would be
made and if any of them were alb
sent they would be expelled from col
lege. They were surely out for good
time.