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Bloomfield friends sunday and sunday

bloomfield friends Sunday and Sunday
eN ching.
\ valuable dairy COW belonging to
willard fS'ole. fcll or slipped over a
- e~p incline Of hundred feet in height
Tuesday. and Will there was NOT any
of the animals bones broken. the at
tending veterinary. br. Bril-. was doub,-
ful OF a recovery.
Nrs. Quinnie Chambers and Master
Harry 'hcdeHtcr spent Saturday with
Mrs. Chamher'S daughter. Mrs Pearl
D urphy. % Cameron.
Miss Nay Nelson 81 near BurnsviIle.
ridge.
Elmer Richmond left Monday for War
''d. whore he Will he employed on the
farm 90 lia uncle. John Archer.
Little Miss Naoma Drum. OF Dallas
wWns thhe "ver-Surdov guest ~ her cousin.
Mr.. A8rto Mliliken.
The festival river by the members Of
lue edo NJ. u. church. was success s.
Navy visitors from y distance were pres
The proceeds from the sale ~ refresh
ul '1fs amounted Go between $50 and $50.
Ihis Tuia viii Pc applied a. the fund Tor
INC rufchDNH ul n new organ.
The Fas wei drilled hy the now HON.
COMPANY on fle Jim ErHI.u farm. near
Huntsville. came in y good gasscr Thurs
McKorrihau the field sur,rintendsn,
TO- the Hcat a IirNf Gas Company. has
D. rum bDr ~ tc1r.a employed ir moving
,ns riE and rig umtsrs from the Elmer
tho Ilhhir finHuurr farm The now
lumber uerrrsary Co. complete the rig
VIII ho Nau."l from the William Miller
farm near Dallas
quite number OF Cameron teams
wee ..uN-r tubInE to the Jim Brad,n
N-9. T.lz. t.fh N~rrsr and drurhtar
Mi-r Alta were shopping boo wheeling
Saturday
Mr end Mrs. Uryia NrSfrrh. ~ Calls
rr..' Friday with Nra. MrNIurt.a
mother
hiro Nancy Mooney ana Mics MARTIN
Afk.rHnr were rnfffrr on ffr and nfra
Uu"H wilson Sunday They found Mr.
W.'rnn rrrrN irHrrrfrH rvf afrs f4 walk
e."rt ofe,Hr.. f1 fNr DOCTORS office
I.E.UN.r|f. H.HHfH ..H I...nE I......t...-.
az offended fHr I.r chase NJ so
-l iIrf1v evening ALTHOUGH There wore
fIh .f Iy-rr1 nf Che sport present
run but short time
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. June s-Beeause OF
IA direct bearing upon an already
tense International situation. Secre-
tary Bryan's resignation superseded
all other considerations and develop
'ments In Wall street today. Meas
ured In terms OF quoted values Il ere
ated a distinct. n not pronounced i'm
precision. prices declining substantial.
ly IN all parts Of the list
At the opening recesslOns ranged
from TO points. war SpeciaIties
tosing more ground than stable L.
sues RecOveries. which In some m.
stances carried prices well above yes
terday's close. supervened before the
end OF the frst hour. with another but
more moderate decline AZ midday.
In the early afternoon fresh selling
In Increasing volume wac witnessed.
with greater unsettlement. all the
leading stocks falling under Iow
prices OF the forenoon. The move
ment bore some OF the familiar marks
OF bearish aggression. but was Not
without signs OF Liquidation, partly for
foreign account Some Improvement
was noted in the 1nal hour. but rec0y-
cries were mostly fractional. with .
feverish close. Total GALES SIS. 900
shares
Among the few stocks calling for
specific mention were Bethlehem
Steel. which attained TO a new hi-n
price OF les on the early rebound but
yielded later In common with other
specialties.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales.
par value. $780,. 900.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
Bank OF Ohio Valley
WHEELING. ". VA
Resources over One MiIlion
Dollars.
fArS e. ON TINE DKPoHrra

Tfhildren's Day viii be given in the n
s,,Mrrs. q. y, strickun received word
only brother Mr.. John McCisiB ~ pssr
BuIsettstown, Pa. Mrs gtrickfin 800
sister Mrs. Ella Grow Of McMe~bsr ~,
az once and are al MS home - 'eAt
Mfa r. =. Ehoades who fas b.cr
nule ~ or tonsilitis is now able 10 ali
Miss Anna TsIbert Ief, s,turss, o.,
an extended visit with relatives in iotfo
Hiss Ethel hcWhorter mas returncS
NIL = Iigasalt visit with Mrs Earle
br. r. y. Wilson Of Martins Ferry
gas profess honal visitor in Heban5
Mrs Upton Dorsey Of Moundsvius &,
NJ p 5k some time with her mother
Mrs y. l. Archer and daughter Misc
AZ, gr.ia were shopping In Wheeling. Sat.
iMr and Mrs. Parry Miller 81 Mounds.
Nti'. were quests ~ Dr. aud Afre b.
", woodruff. Sunday
MIS-. John BaTnhart and Miss Ma
l., ~. . or West Finley. spent Monday
Mrs. Simon AsGibrook and cb,isr., ~,
Vest Liberty returned 10 their borSs
b. r'oty ait,r ten. DAYS visit with
hff parents. Mr. and Mr. WYATT Sprou,t-
". W Ruth and son George ni,rCb,s-,
90 Ford car iu washington las 49,
Mrs, George Richr,ond N Maior9viiis
Miss bonnas Grimes hag sa~c,,.d Il.
irrtor IT,, d'nirg rom g,ri ~ the Lez-
lt NN'f.sN A'NNalNNN CIV.
Nr and Mrs Mae Hhoadee ~ a.. nj
10 tl,e were guests Sunday ~ Mrs.
On Many from here attended Children.
l.sy ,Nercises al Mniorsyiile sunday
Mrs =. y sioilar who has been SER
i1ue'v lu FOR sevrrtii DAYS n stfI 80
lined 20 her ha1
'av - ruitor. tool very l,rre
TurrfBv morning 'iNH'
Mrs Frank buchanan h1s beer. ~orf-.
~, ,' ner lowe with an Illness FOR tho
Me9rrT W q oldham and p 2. kin
--lr7 were business callers FRI u-hssiir~
N"aar7 o. ~ End r r. Offtav, ,rf.h
new sons M4'rH'rr and DWIGHT ~ TOO,
f..f muIHrsN Huf fn rnIIr- arfH-.r-..
r-.r'u~ end took aurrsr uff. rf. 49,
Ne vs. Oldham '
say ~ EuI'r- w1r fraI4raa
Ni-.fnr 'r fhI. vicinity rf.f.r.f-,
WIS 'ad Ffrrfra rrf wrr-ra e..
were guests NJ Nre Sam Oldham &c..
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The WE A The
CONDITIONS


The high pressure. fair and cool
weather area covers the country from
the Plateau States eastward 20 the
Atlantic coast. with center Of pres
sure over the upper valleys. where the
early morning Temperatures ranged
generally from Is degrees 70 45 de
gre-s.
over the Plateau States the pres
sures are relatively low. attended by
unsettled weather IN the central and
northern sections.
A high pressure. cooler weather
area r. spreading eastward over the
north Pacific sections
Fair and cool weather will continue
in this section tonight and Thursday
Local data. Highest temperature
yesterday. 20 degrees. lowest last
night IS degrees. no rainfall.
The Ohio will fail considerably IN
the district during the next Is hours.
"a. {. HOWE. Section Director.
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coTToH MARKET.

WV YORK. June Shot c,ttor
quiet. middiing uplands 1855. sac.
a. easier turn lu the stock market
Was ate.uI lrluH bN rather Irgr.. =. ID
offerings from Wall street aud .o-ffr-
rfn sources during the sarlV Afternoon
ID 90 DE- points
IfudiuR gas very luiet later in tho
morning and uriorr held STEADY az "a rrf
IInf or about 200 poiutF Tho
weekly report ~ the Weather bure.t
r'1N about a. expected and failed III.
create any fresh interest
cotton futures closed erst. IuIg fa4
Inher stfl. lrCruIcr 1921. January
fin.l. March 1IUas
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MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. June g.-Mercantil-
paper 3ia g. per cent Sterling. sixty
daN bile ti.I5.a0- demand Sa.7S50. en-
blss si59. Francs. demand S5.4atg. ca
blys S5-i5. Marks. demand S2Ic: cables
trcs. demand S5sl. cables ysq0I..
ru1lcs, demand "a ltc; cables Or q, &. Ear
silver ~ sc. Mexican dollars ogc. Gov
eTnmont bonds steady. Railroad bonds
lire FulHr.
Time loans steady. sixty days %. 81
- per cent; ninety day gig ~ "a. nor
cent. six months 5H3is per cent
an money STEADY high per cent. low
= Per cent ruling rate 2 per cent. lass
loan per cent, ciofluE bid ] a, per cent.
Offered at per cent.
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DALLAS

DALLAS. W. Va. June 9-while out
driving Saturday IN their Fray Miller
machine Messrs Robert and william
Nhiteman INST with an accident which
resulted IN q broken axle. The accident
occurred near elem Orrs on the Dallas
Pike T.. T. kimmins was phoned for
and he took the men and their families
10 their homes in his Ford car
Children's Day exercises viii be held
IN the Presbyterian Church Sabbath
morning. The program will be- given ia
saturdays paper. On next sabbath weel.
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METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK June s-The metal ex-
chfnge quotes Iced &C. bid. speltcr not
quoted. A. London lead no I2s al
speltcr fIO5. w.
Copper strong. olsctrolytic $50 90
, lng New YORK metal exchange quote
TN firm. five ten lots 5000 hid
iron steady and unchanged
Al London spot copper fs7 future
a. spot tin llhf los. futures Tics nos.
Autimony G20uI8b
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Mis-. Relic fIaner ~ UeilaIre was
the guest ~ fhf family nf her cousin
George Fishrr. saturday and SUNDAY
Mrs I.rfHr N.rfurs. OF I.Irraal.fffr
wac rho oct NJ Nra s.. " raHHIrprH.
~ Dora from saturday until Monday
Nr MARION frrr|Iar Hf Sfufruflugu.
wac city caller Saturday
Nr rrf Nra. Lewis Narlur. we're sum
Urr tI.'fura Hf fHD homo uf Nfr and Mrs
Mw Gibson wtHf % town
Nr Fraf Uuaeril AMI brother Glen o4
near Wur'rr were trrusaoflur business
fu town saturday
Nr and Wrr ffHn fHrfner nf Uarrss.
NHHIHr Sunday
Wr rHH Wr. E'rrH Sears rf Cam.
frIIr" spent Che Weekend WITH the
f.rr..e parents Nr Hr1 Mrs vs. %
.E"HH ST. Scars r"fIrrfH home sunday
having DIE vie frr H longer visit
N"a Anna Davis. OF Goshen W.frs
was fNUurInr Dol town SATURDAY Also.
SIR rrf Nra Andrew LETTERS uf tie
Same place
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saI-Pattsrson Co.
FoRBIGH EXCHANGE.

NbNBON, June 9.-Discounts ard
money were steady today
a, ne stock market Was extremely quiet
IsIaNl nan issues continued firm on the
alse IN exchange. Oh shares were also
i nim and hsffirs and coppers closed
ne resignation OF Secretary Of State
Bry an checked business In the Anerirsr,
Secuon where only Few markings were
recorded. The closing was dull
Bar silver 23h d per ounce.
Money = o. = per cent
discount rates: short bills 90 per
cent three months "a per cent
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.


SANDY RIDGE. %. June e-The
death Of Mrs Siegel wilcox occurred at
her home near Stumptown. Saturday
evening al o'clock Funeral VIII take
place from the family home TUESDAY
meet az the house At - o'clock The
remains will BE- Inferred In the Northern
cemetery 81 Barnesville.
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HAY AND GRAIN
quotations ~ c. P. Brsuaiieb ) CO.
Butter, Egg and Cheese.

WV YORK. June FHtffr.
ttraly creamery extras 900 a....I ....
90 'h|ghrr HrgrluEI es. goo. a.atH ID
q 81 &c. seconds Eaf. "a IfIrr
EFEs naeffInf IrraH gathered on.
fraH lluliC. extras rrsfa ZHrrmlf..
NrHta I1H zoe. rnruuI. Trnr- |aI..
nearby hHnrerF whites One fu r-r..
U t." Iu browns tlis HnIr.
Cheese. Unsettled Sian. vHuf. mill.
f-nrh sT.0Iale IfauIFr. Do avsI.rr
fancy fths u I.f.r
fIHurA Easier
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suaAH MAHWUT

.l" YORK. 4-uf n-.tsN SUGAR
..e.0f c.nfr.fIl1l tfsg. meIteees tti-.
Tra'InF Hss light m tr. affrrro4,
arI ftr rars.' closed steady Q point
r. H.. September gfIf. Il...mIsr 81 L.
March 81 rH
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Mr.. Amos Walters and Jessie Doudna.
Of pipeon Point, returned home last OF
the week from q visit al Welchville.
while there. they were the guests OF Rev
Walters and Wilson Naylor
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Logan q Bryan. Closing s,oel Letter.

NEW YORK. June s-The resignation
OF the secretary OF state apparently was
= factor with which the street MAS not
wholly. prepared 10 grapple. Growing
GUY OF same. the seriousness Of the
Nsshington-Beritp controversy was ac-
centuated and a. a consequence thereof
shtreme nervousness was reflected by
nquidation and speculative selling In the
STOCK list. Conditions are absolutely
10 unprecedented that opinions resolve
themselves into mere guesses and ac-
c9rdlnEly u II well 10 accept the counsel
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Mrs Ella Steer. who has been spend
ing the winter iu Columbus. returned
70 her home al Pigeon Point last week
Her many friends are glad 10 have her
back
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MAJORSVILLB


NNfDrsV1IIE. June She Ma
iHf".'..r fr.frrIhIrH met the Wolf Run
MIN. Iu rurrreaflf rHns 40 tFe Phil
IIuH Grove rirufr grounds SATURDAY The
score stood 90 Iu f0sur 90 our lads Tho
0rHf aIr Innings were crrrrInIr excite.
irr only .re score being made
' D. NINFfr pitched fHr the home
f.Hu and NH ..urr" PLAYED good ball The
t'tm. esp--i fo arain cross bats 81 Ma
|.THUIIIr June r.
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WHEAT

=. tlflCAlo. June 8-Uncertal-tv r,.-~
- .opn-e 1t. il leEare to th~ r-iatio...
- -. a.AAcu = laies Win Irarurar. - u
: cecidsd searlsh sffs~f 49, - 80
S...-t n.rdst here. The rnarEsr 1 l---4
-f,s ~ - aa@ g. - sutsr -.
etltl- and oats e 90 fuI- IN 1890
: r.. ne 2-tc9ms varied from . = OF 10
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Petroleum.

UrT CITY rr. June o.. I...f.t l.r.
HN..H NJ N. Nlu" .f 200. .raHHrr .r .
".' shipments .ftlT. atrrtre .sIfs.
i.Tr Tom fharf from Tho front. .
NHI ur h.yr WIZ ITH ur f. .H..a
rf.Ef
..fl. BANTAM. whose neck London
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New York Stock EXCHANGE.

WHEELING. w. Va. June 3. rs.
Range OF active stocks on the New
Iork stock Exchange. corrected daily by
A. T. Aasten g. Co. brokers'
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. June 3. rs.
Corrected b. = \. Masten q Co. mem
bers Boston STOCK Exchange No. 12g
Fourth avenue. Pittsburgh. Pa
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runrr1ons - rAsara-

LONDON. June d r.n- o. Tho
mi"'Hf. NJ m.Hff.u.e nfII eafrUTfehia 4
.rra.Ir.r.f fH attend fH frI frrrTar.
|rr m supplies ~ munitions rr an HH..
IuHfn rraIH W.. passed hr fNH hUnrs 20
.HIl. today and received vowel aaernt
NV man. where fIf you become such
1n expert rvfrIrfr
WHY lady responded our hero mod.
r"'IN I used tu o. fraffi. COP bob
h.HIrr. buffalo Lkprr.H.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks
WHEELING. " Va. June .. IL
Corrected hy a. n NAsten A GO. No
sz5 sourth Avenue. Pittsburgh, Pa
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belmont Juvenile Grange observed
children night uu "Wednesday. June gth
town. TIE following program was
given:
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a CHICAGO June s.-Hogs Receipts
-e,yy uhead. unsettled. FIEhsr Nulk
: SOC 20. light 87sOITN5. nixsd
- q 80. heavy s7lOuT.65: rogEh
= .lVg 10 pigs 5000 $50.
tnttle- Receipts 1900 head stronr
Naive beer steers Seos asGO. western
At.tvu y. IS cows and heifers so agrt
e.s5; calves S7.50uiO.bO
she. Receipts goo head .tr,.,,.-
sheep $500 7-25. lambs ss.U0a iO.s0
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WHEELIHG TRACTION coMPArx
car SCHEDULE
IAEtnG EJECT June a., 1909.

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND wELIsSBUR0
wheeling W.l..hpr~
Leave
12nd Street T~.x.
Wheeling wsiisbn.-
1880 a m. e.oo
s's0 y. m 1890 noon
MOUEDsNILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSvILR
Leave
10th Street T..v.
oCcdneeilns houndsvills
7:SO y. IA ~
On lines having regulnr exprers ar
wee. shipments Weighing In excess OF
uly pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars
all LINES-Daily Except Sunday
NO shipments. except emergency shio-
ments or medicines. will be carried On
passenger cars between 900 and SIS
y. m
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Shares 3.17s.
New York Curb Market.
WHEELING. w. Va June 9, Is.
Reported BY a. =. Masten q Co. l.. y.
brand. manager. members New YORK
Stock Exchange.
IndustriaIs. Etc. Bid. 4 Az
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III ISbJkGH. Pa. June s-cattie-
STEADY. supply light Choice sssEa
80, prime s. 500 3 10
shsep sady supply light Prime
stthers Nh.sVu 10. calls and com mon :
s@sv z 4eoi spring lambs g7.0OHl..00.
Veal Calyos-Slo.0eHI
hoss-steady, receipts rs double
dec - Prime heaNies 1913. r,.dfIIu,-
and heavy workers IS IS y $40. nEft
yor kers s. 90 y s.O6. pix, =. eeea 80
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LOCAL STOCKS.
STOCKS.
IBID. TASK. IL. s.

WHEELING. W. Va. June . Is
Daily Quotation I.fs1 ~ abe wheeling
Stock Exchange.
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u-COnservatfve Life books close
June ia p dividend payable July list
a. sBelle pad. books. close June
~ - dividend payable June goth.
July 3rd-l% dividend payable July
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Cash quotations we're.
kye-No = Sis
ioy-1lT9kc
Iimothy-st 1sgO
tloEer-S s.S0uIg so
fork-gI-.1O.
L-ard-fe.
kibs-ts s1dio.gT
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Stocks. popen.IIIighI Low Gloss
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Curb Mining stocks.

Pittsburgh Stocks.
WHEELING. W. Va. June 2. IL.
The actiVc GittsburEn stocks corrected
daily by A. l. Maat-n q Co bankers
and brokers' National Exchange Bans
building.
STOCKS. Bid. Aak.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-27

ties exceeded $4,000. Hubbard's
cross examination had not ended
when court was adjourned at noon.
The case will be resumed Monday.
May II.
George A. Yuille, the Chicago ac-
countant was on the stand. His ex-
animation had to do mostly with the
bookkeeping of the company, it's liza
bilities and assets, and especially
with the series of checks Hubbard
drew during June and July, 1913,
which the defense claims constituted
a Misrepresentation Of funds.
The cross examination as to these
checks was at great length and very
much in detail. The existing records
of the company disagree with regard
to some of these checks as to what
became of the money. 1t is alleged
Hubbard got it and kept it after is
suing the checks to fatten his bank
accounts in the First National and
Marshalltown State banks, but to
some of the checks vouchers are still
attached and they show the checks
were drawn to pay or buy drafts for
salesmen's pay or expenses.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-27
In a Hurry

A man called at the postoffice one
day and asked for the postmaster. He
was told by the clerk that the post
master was not in.
when will lie be in?" was asked.
The postmaster would be in within
half an hour. us there anything I can
do for you?" the clerk asked.
"No; want to see the postmaster"
After a while the man came back
and asked again for the postmaster.
Hes not back yet" the clerk told
him. "Is there anything I can do for
you, or can I tell him anything when
he comes?"
'No there amt nuthin' you can do,
and wish the postmaster was here.
l want to see if there's any mail for
me, and I'm gettin' in hurry"
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sues GAS COMPANY
FOR 100000
Eta Brewer Asks That Amount as
Damages-0ther Petitions
Filed in Court.

Eta Brewer has filed a petition in
the office of the clerk of the district
court asking judgment against the
Webster City Gas Co. for $4,000. The
petition states that plaintiff bought
of defendant bake oven and defend
ant agreed to install it in plaintiffs
place of business in Webster City In
such manner as to render same
secure from danger from escaping
gas; that defendant laid service
pipes and supplied gas for heating
purposes; that said oven and service
pipes were negligently installed;
that said pipes and oven leaked and
defendant fixed them repeatedly;
that in March, 1915, an explosion oc-
Cured in which plaintiff was injur-
ed.
Sam Egemo asks judgment against
Peter Knutson for $50.15 alleged
due on note. a. N
Champion Mfg. Co. asks judgment
against John C. Klein for SCOTS al
legged due for goods.
J. M. Lyon & Co. ask judgment
against Rasmus J. Anderson for SOS
alleged due for a diamond ring.
Leonard & Carson ask judgment
against J. E. Bateman for $47S.2S al
legged due on note. =.
H. C. Smith asks judgment against
Thor Jacobson and Mary Jacobson
for 5000 alleged due on notes and
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-27
CONC0RD|A CLUB
GIVES fine PROGRAM
Musical Social Held at VIM. Blank
enbuehler Home-0ver Fifty
Present.

The Concordia club of the German
Lutheran church entertained the
young ladies and gentlemen of the
church Friday night at the VIM.
Blankenbuehler home, over fifty be-
ing in attendance. The invitations
were issued for a musical social, and
the rain kept but few of the guests
away.
A delightful musical program was
rendered by members of the club,
each number responding to several
encores. The following program was
given:
Piano solo-Rustle of Spring..
...... ............... Slndlng
Miss Lillian Smith.
Soprano solos ,
Only Song .Thayer
Sweetheart ..... ...... Thayer
Miss Anna Beerman.
Tenor and baritone solos
The Battle eve.. ...... Bonheur
Home to Our Mountains. .....
....... ..... III Trovatore
Fl. Janowski and Rev. H. Koenig.
Baritone solos
Das Err Kennen ......... .Loewe
Die Uhr ............... LOeWe
Rev. H. Koenig.
Two selected violin solos
Lorenz Horn.
Piano solos
Impromptu ....... schubert
Rondo 49,. Weber
Miss Lillian Smith.
Baritone duet
Spring Song ............ Ge1bel
H. Janowski and Rev. H. Koenig.
Following the musical program,
baby pictures of the guests were
thrown upon screen by means of
the microscope and a great deal of
amusement was created by the
guesses ventured as to the identity
of the pictures originals. Ice cream
and cakes were served during the ev-
ening and an occasion of much NUT
ual pleasure eliminated.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-27
They Expected 1t

Secretary Daniels, discussing an
argument against his navy policy,
laughed and said at a luncheon at
Washington: r..
"My opponent is singing in polite
way. He is like the bishop.
"a bishop, at a certain congress,
spoke and at the close of his address
the audience began to dispense.
"a gentleman who was down on the
program for an address touched the
bishops sleeve and murmured:
"T need not speak. l hardly think
they expect me-
"'Oh, to be sure they do!' cried the
bishop. TO be sure they do! Don't
you see, they are all going?"