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Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-10
An Ideal Remedy
for Nursing Mothers
Compound of Simple Laxative Herbs
safe for Baby and Mother

Compound of Simple Laxative Herbs
Safe for Baby and Mother.
Constipation is a condition that ai-
fects the old, young and middle-aged,
and most people at one time or an
other need help in regulating the ac-
ton of the bowels. Harsh cathartics
and purgatives should not be employ
ed to relieve constipation, as their eff
feet is only temporary while they
shock the system unnecessarily.
A remedy that can be used with per
feet safety for the tiniest babe and
that Is equally effective for the strong
est constitution is found i'm the com
bination of simple laxative herbs
known as Dr. Caldwelrs Syrup Pep
sin and sold in drug stores every
where for fifty cents a bottle This is
an ideal household remedy and should
be i'm every family medicine chest.
Mrs. r. l. BarsolOw, rs Leslie ST.,
Holyoke. Mass. wrote 10 Dr. Caldwell,
syrup Pepsin certainly is fine. ! gave
10 TO my baby, Evelyn, and also took
it myself 1t is the only medicine
have been able TO take without affect
ing Baby in the nursing. I have used
Is for AN four children and it is fine;
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-10
GRAHAM is BOOSTER
FOR 0ATMAN AND ITS
WONDERFUL GOLD BELT
w. J. Graham, of Lowell, Returns
to District With Glowing AC-
count Of Activity in the Mohave
County Gold Field.

Oatman has another Warren District
booster.
It is in the person of w. J. Graham,
of Lowell member of the lower house
Of the FIRST and second legislatures and
one of the best known residents of the
county.
Graham returned several days ago
from Oatman. 1t was his second trip
to the new Arizona gold fields While
i'm the Mohaye county camp Graham
became interested in Oatman Combi-
nation Mining Company, which owns
the Cash Entry group besides several
claims adjoining the mining property.
In speaking of conditions generally.
in Oatman and the nearby country,
Graham was most optimistic. He de-
clared that he expected to see the
camp become the largest and best pro
Queer of the yellow metal in the coun-
try.
zone more strike and Arizona win
witness, at close range. a mining boom
which has not had a parallel except in
the halcyon days Of Alaska and Gold
field" said Graham yesterday. 1T
would surprise the average person to
see the amount Of business which is
being carried on in Oatman and at
Kingman, the railroad point for Dat.
man. The hotel is overcrowded and il
is rare thing when the Pullmans on
the main line Santa Fe trains. do not
leave several passengers for the new
mining camp. am so confident of the
success of our company that / have
urged my friends to invest in the dis
trict."
In the Oatman Combination Mining
Company there are several Goldheld
people, some California people and
some Arizonans. The property is very
well situated, within easy reach OF Dat
man postoffice, and promises to return
good values, once any depth is attain
ed.
Development work will start on the
Oatman Combination property at once
| One shaft win be sunk on the Cash
Entry group Of claims and another
will be sunk on the claims of the com
pany, adjoining the Black Eagle grour
of the Tom Reed In the latter shaft
very rich ore has already been encoun
tered.
Graham expects to return north to
day or tomorrow. While here he is
meeting many of his friends and boost
ing Oatman.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-10
EASY TO DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Try thisl Nix SAGE Tea and sulphur

Try this Mix Sage Tea and Sulphur
and brush it through your hair,
taking one strand at time.
When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell,
because IT'S done so naturally, so
evenly Preparing this mixture though
at home is mussy and troublesome
For so cents you can buy at any drug
store the ready-to-use tonic called
"Wyeth's Sage ana Sulphur Com
pound" You just dampen a sponge
or soft brush with il and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. BY morning all
gray hair disappears, and, after an
other application OF two, your hair be-
comes beautifully darkened, glossy
and luxuriant You viii also discover
dandrun is gone and hair has stopped
falling.
Gray. faded hair. though no dis
grace, is a sign of old age, and as
we all desire a youthful and attractive
appearance, get busy at once with
Wyeth's Sage and sulphur and look
years younger
(Advertisement)
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-10
LONDON RENTALS DECREASE.

LONDON, Nov 9.-Rentals Of bust
ness properties in London have de-
creased during the past year. Even in
cases where property is being rented
under long-term leases, the landlords
have frequently recognized the posi-
ton in which the war may have placed
their tenants by giving appreciate re
bates on the contract figures. In the
Stock Exchange district forty pei
cent has been knocked off the pre-
war rental in many cases rather than
lose a desirable tenant
Office and bodybuilding property is
naturally very difficult to rent at the
present time Many professional and
business men whose leases have exc
pired during the past twelve months
have taken advantage of this to Sc
cure new quarters at far lower rent.
ais or else retain their old quarters
on more or less nominal terms
Real estate men state that the big
reductions i'm rental values have prov
ed a serious matter to many landlords
and property-holding companies whose
income is dependant upon the renting
of highpriced Offices. The higher
range of interest values at the pres
ent time, which moreover lis practical
ly certain to last for many years after
the war, also tends to lower the re
turn on rented property of all kinds
as there is no likelihood of renewa
OF mortgages at the old rate of foui
! OF four and a half per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-10
WILCOX and HOW IT'S
SPELLED, IS TOLD BY
JIMMY, The OFFICE BOY
Jimmy. the Deyiew Office Boy, Is
a Capable Lad and, Like the
Balance of the Force, Knows
How TO Spell Wilcox.

said Jimmy. CIe's the office boy
and he was talking TO another lad Of
his age under the basement window
Hast evening, when overheard
IT'S a HEX of note when de guy
that puts tho soft stuff across has to
go to de printers to find out how to
spell. Honest to Gawd, Ham, l cud
told how to spell WILCOX
"He must be a punk, for sure ven
ltured Ham. Did the printer queer
him?"
DE night guy, he dat peddles the
long stuff and makes de public believe
he's got somung under his thatch
links he sevees de whole ting. 1t cost
him five bucks to find out he ot'ta go
to Prof. Phrbrook for awhile.
You know, Ham" ooHtinued jim
lmy. de town in de oder side the
county where dey ship de hefers and
bulls Wilcox? OATS de burg
dat copied the i've And de printer,
he's better den I'd be, he offered to
spend de wad on bottles
de oder night. so I hears, one of
de oder linotype guys. taking a batch
Of proof. come out to de wise guy. In
de proof was de name Wilcox. De
wise guy he cut one J.. one of de
printers called him. The wise guy
says he's right He's de cakes and
preserves when it come TO putting the
paper to bed, so de printer he says
'all right and switched de ante. He
changed de spelling and another limo
type butts i'm on de game and calls the
wise guy 1t was Monday night and
de payroll was still wet with de ink
and both de guys We're dirty wit de
coin. SO dey puts up five bucks.
Yesterday mornin de wise guy
gets up early ] sees him round de
office at nine He usually shows a
bout five p X He makes a short
sneak fer the grub house, bolts his
aigs and walks up de steps Of de lib
airy / spots him from de front of de
}Bisbee Drug He stops at de top OF
de steps. ] don't tink he's ever dere
befor He makes a break thru de
glass swingers and / sees him piping
q paper thru de winder He don't like
what he found cause he walks ou
slow and wanders away.
Jest awhile ago he comes into d,
office and Red Frank from de Western
Union shows with a telegram d,
wise guy claims de ticket and pays d,
collect charges. He opens it an,
ays Well you win and de none.
goes glimmering for de week and
guess he stands off his washwomal
tll mex Monday"
81 heard de printer and de wise gu
talkin few minutes ago. De printe
said.
Well de mex time you1l take m
lwoid for de spelling, won't your
sure said de typewriter guy
But Use goin to let YOU do an de spell
ia from now on and lay de blame TO
mistakes on de printers
NJ So you may be sure that Wilcox
4. spelled, from now on out around tn
). Review, with two ll's Jimmy and tn
town clerk Of Wilcox and an tn
! printers say it's correct.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-10
CAPTAIN WHITING or
M'NEAL DIES SUNDAY
esident of MCNeal Dies; Was
/ Veteran of the Civil War
From Illinois.

'aptain Augustus Whiting, well
l9wn in the Warren District died on
Sday morning, November z, at his
Inc near McNeal Surviving him.
hides the widow, Mary Whiting, are
SERIAL children including Mrs. Alex
der Murray Of Warren
Captain Whiting was born in Spring
I'D, Illinois, April Ia, 1887. He serv-
Z in the civil war as captain in tina
cond Illinois voluteer cavalry. AT
Ie conclusion of The war he returned
! his native state and lived there IN.
u 1878, at which time he went to
Texas and lived there until he came
o Arizona several years ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-10
ORDERED TO DOUGLAS.

GALVESTON, Nov 9-The Twenty
third United States Infantry now at
Jacksonville has been ordered to
Douglas
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STEAMER ANCONA
IS T0RPEDOED

Continued from page one)
ably be similar to that followed to-
ward Germany Ina the dispatch of a
note demanding dlsavowaln reparation
and assurances that such incidents
viii not occur in the future. Officially
Austria has never given the United
States notice she regards the waters
OF the Mediterranean surrounding
Italy blockaded or that her submar-
ines would torpedo merchantmen with
out worning.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-10
ALLIES MEXICAN ATTITUDE.

LONDON Nov. Sir Edward
Grey, secretary Of state for foreign
acairs, told the House of Commons
this evening he naturally wished, as
in other matters, to consult the allies
as to the time and manner of recog-
nizing the present de facto govern
ment of Mexico. The procedure now
being followed, he said, had the APP
prevail of the representatives of the
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NACO CONSUL
LEAVES VILLA
tContinued from Page u

IDOHIHueu IIOm Ia2e y
No confirmation could be had yes.
terday of the report that a fight was
in progress between Villa and Gales
troops at a point about nine miles
east of Naco. On the other hand il
is denied that such an engagement
took place
The location of Villa is the ques
ton along the border He was ex
pected in Nogales Monday night Late
last evening he had not put in his ap
pearance there. Whether or not he
is at Cananea is an open question
There are many who think Villa i.
awaiting possible action at Nogales
among his own supporters,
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Sank CIV

Mrs. Stephen Wehner and son, Ro-
bart of Madison are visiting at her
home and Hubert Wuerth of MilWau-
kee spent Sunday in the city.
Paul Linekugel left Thursday for a
visit with relatives in Iowa.
Lewis Fuchs and family visited Sun
day with relatives in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Math Jacoby of Mad
son were guests at the Joe Meier home
Sunday.
Mrs.. Edgar Meyer returned Tuesday
from weeks visit at Chicago.
Miss Ella Mettel of Madison are
over Sunday visitors at her parental
home in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sorg motored to
Madison Sunday to visit their daugh-
ter, Gladys, who underwent an oper-
alton at the General hospital. She is
getting along nicely.
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La Vale

Mrs. Martha Gardner, j. Corscadden
and w. II. Wilson went to Waunakee
Sunday to attend the funeral of their
cousin Eliza Fi.z Gibbons which was
held Monday.
The Literary club met with Mrs. w.
Head in Buckwheat Valley last Wednes-
day
Mrs. B. Miller has returned from her
visit at Portage and Wyocena.
Miss Eva Thornton went to Madison
Saturday to begin her studies at the
University.
Bartel Borchers and Jack Kreutzmar
spent Sunday at Hillsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller and Mr..
and Mrs. Schafer Went to the Dellf
Sunday.
BENZ. Paddock spent part of last
week at Waukesha.
Harrison Dudleston has resumed his
studies at the University.
Ralph Grover and family have moved
out to their farm.
Clarence Jepson has moved his fami
w back to Adams.
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Spring Green

Miss Edna Jones began her third
years work as teacher in the Harrison
school last Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. F. G. Schoenmann and
family have removed from the town OF
Franklin to their farm near SpriI G
Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Bohn are enter
tanning a little daughter since the 18th
inst
The biggest pickerel that has been
caught from the Wisconsin river in this
vicinity for number of years was sue.
cessfully landed by Mrs. W @. Schwanke
and her sister-in-law, Auna Schwanke,
of Prairie du Sac last Saturday after
noon. The ladies carried the monster
up from the river, distance of about
q mile by means of their cane poles
over their shoulders 1t was a fine
catch, the fish weighing a little over
sixteen pounds and measuring big 4C
inches in length. 1t is reported that 6
Mr.. Schnoover of Lone Rock caught
one recently that weighed 223 pounds.
A number of good pickerel have beer
caught here this season and Mrs
Schwanke landed several of the gooC
ones during the summer.
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EXCELSIOR

A large congregation listened to a
fine sermon delivered by the new pas
tor, Rev. Cooke, at the chapel Sund ay
p. m.
Harry O'Connor and wife, Lloyd
O'Connor and wife, Mrs. Gertrude
Shultis, Mrs Esther Montgomery and
James Carroll were among those at
tending the state fair last week.
Miss Marie Thomas of Ironton visited
her cousin, Mrs. W. E. Gemmill part of
last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Rutter were calling in
this vicinity Thursday prior to their
leaving for their home at Viroqua.
Gertrude Clingman has returned from
a weeks visit with relatives near La
Vale.
Mr.. and Mrs. George O'Connor from
near Wonewoc were Sunday visitors
at Fred Metcalfs.
Frank Vogel has had silo put up.
Mrs. Gladys Rosenthal and daught' r
spent the week, end with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Knowles.
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Oak Hill

Neil Mcintyre of Mansion spent a
few days with his nephews, John and
Thomas TAFT.
Edith Hanson entertained a number
of her. friends Sunday afternoon.
Ed Dargel of Sparta visited over
Sunday with his mother.
August Zimmerman, wife and daugh-
ter, Leona, spent Sunday in Reedsburg
with the formers mother.
Henry Thies and family entertained
MIR. and Mrs. Adolph Lycberg of Win
field and Mrs C. Miller of Reedsburg
on Sunday.
Katie Bishop Ruth Sparkes and Miss
Shultis of Reedsburg called at the
homes of MIR. and Mrs. A. Goodrich
and Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. Olson Sunday
afternoon.
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Fairfield

Ivan Newell had the misfortune to
have horse drop dead in the road near
r. Herwig's last week.
Mrs. Charles Beardsley and son re-
turned last week from visit at Harv-
ard and Beloit.
Rev. and Mrs. John Gillem and Rev.
A. Heicel are attending the Wesleyan
conference at Valley.
Mrs. Heicel and children are spendir G
a few weeks with her parents.
Mrs, Sarah Smith is spending some
time with her nephew, E. Cushman and
family.
Mrs. Olive Durham of Delton spent
the latter part of last week with her
sister, Mrs. E. A. Webste. From
there she went to Baraboo to spend
some time with relatives there and in
Greenfield.
Another severe rainstorm visited this
section Sunday night, washing the roads
badlh in places.
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LlnGridqe

Joe Fargen and family and mother
of Sandusky spent Sunday at the home
of Matt Fargen.
Ida Stoll returned home Saturday
after two weeks visit with relatives
at Dakota.
Donald Benson of Rochester, Mimi,
is visiting at the Werth and Cahoon
families
The Comedy drama show that was
here last ok went to Cazenovia for
coming week.
There will be a reception given Rev.
Bechtolt and family next Friday night
at the u. B. church.
Mr. Schuette is moving on the farm
he purchased of Mrs Kirkpa rick.
Joe Weitzel and family of Sandusky
spent Saturday evening at the Wegner
home and attended the show.
D. Reitman and family spent Sunday
at the Jake Weitzel home.
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IRONTON

The Catholic Picnic dinner and sup
per netted around SITS clear.
Miss Mllfred is entertaining friend
from La Crosse.
Martin Hanzlik of Cazenovia spent
q part of last week with his mother.
Miss La Rue of Milwaukee is visit
ing at the La Rue homes.
Mesdames Cass and Deidrick of Madi-
son were guests a couple Of days last
week of Mrs. A. J. Blakeslee.
Our village is improving nicely. we
have several blocks ofnew cement
walk in and more soon to be put in.
Miss Muza Hawkins, who is teach
ing at Union center spent Saturday
and Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blakeslee and
son Donald and Miss Elsie Atkinson
were Reedsburg visitors lately.
Dale Schultz is on the sick list.
Mrs. J. L. Byrne entertained the
Literary club Friday afternoon.
The HustIers Sunday School class en-
joy pleasant evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Friday.
A class of twelve were confirmed at
the Catholic church Sunday morning.
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CHINA WEDDING
IS CELEBRATED

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. G, Fl. Ben
der was the scene of a happy gathering
on Sunday afternoon when relatives
and friends gathered at their home to
help them celebrate their3twentieth we'd
ding anniversary. The time was spent in
social conversation and short program,
Miss Lucille Schroeder of Chicago favor
ing the company with a number of in
strumental selections, Miss Avis Ben
der giving a number of vocal selections.
A delicious three course lunch
con was served to about sixty
of the nearest relatives and members
of the Birthday Club" of which Mrs
Bender is a member. Several pieces of
china and linen were given by relatives.
The Birthday Club" presented Mr..
and Mrs. Bender with fine dinner set.
The occasion was enjoyed by all pre-
sent. The guests departed wishing Mr.
and Mrs. Bender many more years of
happiness. The guests from the city
were Mrs. Katherine Cheek, Mrs
Amelia Risley, and Mrs. Pauline Plat
and from out of town, DR.. Edward
Faller, Chicago; Miss Schroeder, Chica-
go and Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Bender,
Sparta.
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leItOn

Mrs. Edyt the Adams came up from
Witwen on Friday to visit old friends
for few days.
Miss Florence Freer spent part OF
last week in Kilbourn.
Mrs. Elsie Huntington and daught ter
Enid, of Blue Island, ILL.,, came last
Thursday to visit her parents and
friends.
Mrs. Myrtle House entertained the
Aud Lang Syne crowd on Saturday
afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Myrtle Bell and daughter, Mil.
dred. of Kilbourn visited relatives here
on Saturday.
Sumner Kingsley has his house near.
ly completed and has moved his house
hold goods into same.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Holloway gave ar
entertainment in Squires Hall on Fri
day evening. There was quite crowd
in attendance and all seemed vel
pleased with the show. They will give
another one on Friday evening Of this
week with an entire charge of program
and dance following the entertain.
ment.
Otto Herwig has purchased a run
about and is taking instructio ms of A.
nj. Reynolds as to its management.
However, he didn't drive it to LaValle
on Sunday. That's wise idea Otto.
1t requires more careful watching than
the horse you used to drive
Milo e. Goodall went to Lacrosse or
Friday to spend few days with his
brother, Frank, and family.
The "Auld Lang Syne" crowd, with
few husbands aloAg for chaperons,
motored to LaValle on Sunday to spenc
the day with Mrs. Will Head and fam
lily. The day was an enjoyable one
from start to finish and will long be
remembered as it happened to be the
first time that all of the eight girls
had been together since they were mar
ried. The party consisted of Mesdames
Elsie Hubert Huntington, Blue Island,
ILL.,; Edythe Fox Adams, Witwen;
Mign Timme Kinsley. St. Paul; Myrtle
Hamilton House, Lola Hamilton Chat
fee, Ida Hubert Conan, Pearle Ric
kon Timme, Delton; and Messrs. Johr
Chaffee, Otto Timme, Ed Conan ant
Otto Herwig. All pronounce Mrs
Head an ideal hostess and cook; ant
Mr.. Head-well he is alright, and We
are glad he was lucky enough to secure
one of the "Auld Lang Syne" girls.
Come along get you ready with your
! brand brand new gown
For there's going to be wedding il
this good good old town."
But we promised not to tell any
mere just now.
| Mrs. Lulu Rowland and baby Of
Adams were calling in town last Satur.
day.
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Tuesday

Mrs. w. A. Lawson, Milwaukee, on
Monday was reelected president Of the
state w. C. T. u, at the convention
at Eau Claire Mrs Lawson formerly
resided in Baraboo and for many years
has held the important white ribbon Of
fcer.
George Adler alias John w. Barn
hardt, Forest City (Ark.) banker,
pleaded guilty Monday morning to for
gerry. George Brown entered a similar
plea to burglary. Judge Muckleston de-
ferred sentences until Friday. Both
men figured in jail delivery there g
few weeks ago. Alder, by leading a
double life, is alleged to have netted q
million dollars by a forgery scheme ma
nipulated in almost every state in the
Union. He once operated at Baraboo, is
the belief
On October there will be a public
hearing at HAITI hall in Prairie du Sac
to determine the necessity for the
Joint erection and maintenance of a
free bridge across the Wisconsin river
by the village of Prairie du Sac and
the townof West Point, in accordance
with the joint petition of said munici-
palities filed with the Wisconsin High
way commission at Madison on Sep
TENDER 20, 1915.
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Plain

The marriage of Miss Sarah Smith
of Sank City and John Hemberger of
this village was celebrated at the Re-
formed church parsonage Tuesday
afternoon. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. C NJ, Zenk, pastor of
the church The attending witnesses
were Clarence Hemberger, brother of
the groom and Miss Esther Weddig of
Madison. The bride was attired in q
pretty gown of white French crepe
while the bridesmaid looked her best
in white net over pink messaline. At
ter few days spent in Madison they
will go to housekeeping near Plain.
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Rf[OSBURG

Martin Hickey and family motored tc
Baraboo Sunday.
Miss Jean Forrest, who spent the
past week guest of Mrs. C M. Atkins,
has returned to her home in Poynette.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. W. Harper,
Sept. Ia. daughter
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Art Bates or
Tuesday, daughter.
Mr.. Geo. Mead and granddaughter,
Miss Hattie, returned from California
Saturday.
b. J. Hager transacted business in
Baraboo Saturday.
Roy Mepham went to GAINESVILLE Sat
Nrday and accompanied his wife
home.
T. Collins transacted business in Ev
ansvIlle- Friday.
A shower was given Saturday after,
neon at the home of Mrs. w. Ramsey
for Miss Bessie Rood who will soon be-
come bride.
S. F. Smith has so far recovered
from his recent illness that he iS able to
sit on the porch during the warm hours
of the day.
Chas. Atom and son, Neal. were Bar
aboO visitors Saturday.
Fred Miller landed large catch OF
fshstke first of the week, one pickerel
weighing l2a pounds.
Lola Dearholt has disposed of all her
household goods and will soon leave for
Canada to spend the winter with her
brother.
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rs the latter part of last week.

ers the latter part of last week.
Jay Leatherberry. wife and son,
Clifford, and Mrs. Malinda Mortimer
visited at the James Mortimer home on
Sunday.
Bert Mortimer and Al. Jackson and
their wives motored to Ableman Sun
day afternoon in the formers car.
Several from here attended the Ar
thur Gibeaut sale south of Walton
Thursday.
Dolph Mortimer and Harry Bradley
delivered stock in Hillsboro on Mon
day.