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The Seward gateway., 1915-06-03
Serial No. Ol59i.
ADDITIONAL ENTRY. UNDER SECTION 23O6 OF THE REVISED STATUTES OF THE UNITED STATES.
APPLICATION.

APPLICATION.
 United States Land Office. Juneau. Alaska. May ll, 1915.
 Alaska Packers Association. ossjgnoc of Robert T. Jollcy, being entitled Co the benc- fits of section 23o6 of the revised statutes ol the United States granting additional lands Co soldiers and sailors who served in the Rebel lion. does hereby apply Co enter Unite. States survey No. lO52. situate on a marrow sand spil about one and Ouc-quartcr miles northeast oi Entrance Point. Port Mollcr, Boring Sea, Dls- trict of Alaska, and more particularly dcscrib- ed as follows:
 Beginning at NJ. C. Corner No l on Che shore line of Port Mollor, whence Witness Corner bears north l.4I chains, from whence Corner No. !, Survey 2a,, bears north ', deg 3i min, east. 35i2 chains. and United States Location Monument Survey lliI bears north s7 deg. 55 min. west. lUl.I5 chains, and Ilarbor Point bears south l6 dcE. uD min. west: thence north 3.62 chains Go M. C. Cor ncr No on the shore line of Loves Lagoon whence M C. Corner No. l Survey IV""' bears north ili chains. and Witness Corner No. 9 bears south l5i chains, from whence northeast corner cannery building bears south S2 deg 85 min west, thence mcanderus along Che shore line of Loves Lagoon:
 l. North 7g deg 5S min west, O9o chains
 North 5O deg. 59 min. west, i2l chains . North 63 deg. 5i min. west, l.1l chains ; 4. South 1T dcg l2 min west, u9t chalHs , South 3l deg. JI min. east, l.9t chains . G. North 70 deg. 53 min. west a.29 chains Co NJ. C. Corner No 8 on the shore line Of Loves Lagoon, whence smoke stack at can- | ncry bears south s2 deg. O5 min. west thence south 2.I4 chains to NJ. C. Corner No. i on the shore line of Port Moler whence Entrance Point bears south 70 deg. l9 min. wes. , thence mcandyrug along the shore line oi Port Moller:
 z. South 6l deg. ii min. east, 3.5O chains B. South 70 deg. 36 min. east OPS chains Co NJ. C. Corner No. l and the point of bee
 Containing an area of 3.O2 acres Varia- tior 70 deg. 10 min. east
 AS additional to the prlg ual hom'S'''a entry of Robert IT. Jolcy. .o. l,,t. entered December 8. Is6s at United States Land Ot- flee ut SprinsGcld, Mo. for the northeast quarter of thc southeast quarter or Section "' Township 8i Range r., containing SO acres. Notice is hereby giNcn tha. any and oii Ier- sons claiming any portion of thc above described land are required to file a pro.ts. during the period of publication or thirty laS thereafter. in accordance with law with the Roadster and Receiver of the United States Land Office ut Juneau, Alaska.
 ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION,
 By Henry F. Fortmwn President Address: san Francisco, California
 Notice of the above application will be puh- Esacd iu the Seward Gateway printed a. seward Alasha which l hereby designate as trr nrWsuarrr published nearest the land ape piled for iu said application.
 C. B. WALKER Register. United States Land Office, Juneau'
 X. ska.
 Date of first Publication May 2o, 1915. Date ot as, Publication August 9, l5l',
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Survey Mo- 237 on Loves Creek, two miIos east of Entrance Point Boring Sea, Difrlcl of Alaska, and more particularly described "s follows:
 Commencing at Corner No. l.. whence Coast Survey Monument bears north 70 deg. I6 min west. and United States Location Monument Survey llt5 bears south 70 deg. ig min. west I8t.Us chains. and shore of Port Mollcr bears south Q deg. 70 min. wrs.' about l3 chains distant; thence east 'hains !" Corner No. 9, whence Corner Mo- survey No 23T bears south 5i dcg a' Wiu. west, h.'" chains: thence north chains to Corner No. a. whence Cons. Survey Monument bcnrf south l3 deg. is min. west, and Cons. Survey Monument bcurs north li deg. 10 min. "'a.i thence west chains to Corner Mo- 1, whouc Corner No. %, Survey lni". bears north I' dc~ 5O min. west. 9"o chains; thence spu'" | chains Co Corner No. and the point oi be- .iuuius
 Area igO acres. Variation i9 deg. 8 min.
 As additional to the original homestead entry of Robert T Jol'oy. No. l,s' enter, December g. Is0s. H United States Land 'i- Ecr at Spriu.Gcld. Mo. for thu northeast ' quarter of thc southeast quarter ol 9'''i.h 20 Township 3l, Range lt, contatuin" I0 acres.
 Notice ,s hereby given th"j any "nd 'u I''- sons claiming any portion oi lhe "n'.' Jpsrribpd land are required iO h'e lf'I'r. during the period of publication or thirty o"S thereafter. in accordance with law, with Inc EcglsOcr and Receiver ot thc United States Land Office a' Juneau, Alaska. ....,....,,...
 ALASKA PACKERS ASaO'IAI ION
 By Henry r. For,mann, President. Address: San Francisco, talioua.
 Notice of the above application "Ii "e I""- lishcd tn the Seward Gateway ItiH'u ' seward. Alaska. which hereby deasuaje "s the newspaper published nearest the land ape pli,d for iu said application.
 C. B. WALKER
 Rceislcr. United States Land Office Juneau Alaska.
 Date of frs. Publication May -o. 1919. Date of last Publication August Z, l'I'.
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lr.q4 chalns to Corner No. 3, whence Point Divide bears south G5 deg. 30 mn. west ana tfpi.rd states Location Monument survey l08t bears north a deg. 2J Win. east t0'o' .,batus. thence west ll.2t ChWua To m' '' Corner No {, whence Witness Corner bears ,as. g7g chains. and Doe foInt bears s'u-H .g deg 3I min west, and United States l'c"- .fon Monument survey Ilii bears horsh o' ,,y 0s min. west thence meaudcrinH along n, snorc huc Ot Tort MoIler:
 North ZI deg. li min. east. iD."y cha.h- North go deg ag nun. east, '.'y 'haii'f .o M C.. Corner No. l and the point oi D'- C.nIaIping an area of 1886 acres.
 NayucIic variation. 70 deg l5 min cas..
 As additional to thc original h'w's.'sI cpIry of Robert T. Joilcy No. .t'', 'n.'I, December 20 Is5s at United States Lana '' r,. at SpriugncId. Mo. for tue northeast ....,,,.r .f me southcasr quarter 1t section 6, township si. Range l, containing 'y ",'''. Notice is hereby given that any and aI i''- ....s r,ltrIinu auy portion Oi inc above ..,..ril.d land are required iD i.e Ii'.'.. Ylrlig the period ot publication 'i ."'. ' ''' ..,...,,.afI.r m accordance with a"' "..t ... ,s,...is.rr and Receiver ui 'nc Jhi.'n 't".. I.,na Office at Juneau, Ai"b..,,. .,...,......,..
 ALASKA fAthLE7 A"''''.l ''.''
 By Henry !. Iormann, tir.'-.'.. Address: san Francisco, taui.Ihia.
 NoIIec Df the above application "'I .. ''' l.urd m tlc Seward Gateway, lilh.'' '. seward. Alaska. which ! hereby araia"".. '. .ne newspaper published uDarrs. ,.e land "'
 C.. B. WALKER
 Register United States Lani O''i'. ''"''.' Date of nrst Publication May 20. l9io.
 Date 0. lasy PubuoatiJu Auauh- 20 ''''.
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SERIAL NO. oI592
ADDITIONAL ENTRY. UNDER SECTION 23OC OF THE REVISED STATUTES OF THE UNITED STATES.
 APPILCATLON

United States Land Office. Juneau, Alaska. May e. lylo.
 Ans,a Packers Association, assignee oi Robert IT. JDIioy, being entitled Go ihc beHe- h,a ot section 25DO oi tuc revised statutes o. tur United States granting additional lands l' soldiers and sailors who served IU the It'Dci- non. does hereby appIy jo enter United states survey ho. lO'b, situate jus. yves. oi Lowe Point and Oue-DHli mIc oas. ot b,uh ipih' Mine uarbOr H,rcudccu Bay. EcunH se" District ot Alaska, and more particularly described as follows:
 r..inains at M. C. Corner No. ou the shore Nnc of Mine llarbor whence Witness Corner Go Corner ] bears north l.Il chains, from whence Julcd States Location Mouu- u.uf. survey IJiG, bears south 75 deg. 70 min. west. I..sl cuaius. and Acorn Rock bears south l- do. Ol min. cas.. and Gro" Pom. bears south .G deg. as min. cls. thence h''" .s chains Co NJ. C. Corner No. oh NHr hh"i' Iiu, of tierpnapcu Bay. whence SnlnEc IoIHl hear. north 6s deg. 23 min. yves. and "I"'7' Corner ,p Corner bears south Loo on"ha thence moaudcrus along ,hc shore hne "' ior,udcou Bay;
 North :, deg. lI min, cast i.55 chains
 20 North dc.. 9, mlu. east, i.92 chains
 8. North Gus. "D miu. tas.' f''' '""'I'' Q
 f. Forth dcE 2s min. west. i.i, chains to N. C. Corner No. a. wHcE,. end oi bIUH Point bcurs south yt deg. 80 wtu. west, ana Witness Corner to Corner bears c"5. '' chains. thence caa, lJ.3a chains .D Corner No. I.
 lD min east. thence south ll.Jl chains l' H C. Corner No on the shore line oi Mine Uarbur. whence Witness Corner iv Corner |" bears north l.1l chains, from whence point situate on che survey bears north D5 deg. l' mIu west. s2o chains, thence myaudeuht along thc shore lime oi Mine uarbor:
 a. south dc.. Ui mIu. west, 1.sl chail' ,
 o. south O., des 5O min. west, a..D cNuus
 south a- Gys. Ul min. We5., a.la Dtalua , s south 56 dc. 70 min west, ..'o chains 9. south U2 uc.. -. Eil. wc5. i.,s chains ro AI. C. Corner No. { aud place oi be4uuiNs. Con.aiuu. an area pi -1.DD acres.
 Variation Ig dc.. -1 mIu. cast.
 Na additional lD tnc original homestead entry of I9U.r. r. JolIcy, Ao. l,s-. entered December a I-0s. at lutcI States Land D'- nc. aI ~uuusu,.4, Mo. for lI. h'i.'e"a. ....rIyr oi tu. soulucas. quarter oi aecl''h '' .I..nsaiu sI. Range It. conJlaius DO acres
 No.Ira i- hereby given that any and "l per sYus c.aimus auy portion oi lhe "D''t ..-.ribgd Iaaa are required Go hie pio'''. during thc period of publication or .ht.y zap thereafter. iu accordance with law, "i.h t"' E,..Is.cr and Receiver of the Ju'cd 7."''s Land Office at Juneau Alasha .,...
 ALASKA PACKERS ASoOClAIloN'
 By Henry r. Eor,mann, President Address: San Francisco, California.
 ,n.Igu. aI tU. above application will he IIh- r.H.d iu fno Seward Gateway, printed " seward. Alaska. which l hereby das.ruac go. tar uensrauor published ucarca. ihe land ape .u.d for iu said application.
 Rc.istor United States Land Office. Juneau p.re ai arst Publication May 20, 1915.
 Date o. las. Publication AuHas. 7, tJ.'.
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Serial No oi6oo
ApprrIo>aL ENTRY
UNDER SECTION 2gO6 Oi Iaa REVISED slAIuIE or ThE uNlIEU aIAIL7.
 APPLICATION.

United States Land Ou.. Juneau. AH. ...s.. i.p.crs Association. a-..a.. 10. Da,Iu Jcu.ua, b..u. r..i..'s .. ... ..a ul s.u.i1u -sup ui .u. i.t.r.t 1.".s..a .. .., ,ul.eu r.a.e- .lau... auol.tyua. t-..-a .. sO.uiers ana sauo.s "uY s.r,ep 'H -"' i.'.' ,IJu, uOgs ueloUy apply .o enter NA'.a- ".'. surrey .,D. l.4t, at.4a.a JAa- 7'n. ". ,r,,n, lIclpuu,cu ba5t bei.u. av'' D''.'' ..lasaa, auu more uaII,li"ty u''.i''-' '' IouOub:
 ....r,. uI. O. .lercuuc,u pay, aaca.. i... .. p4.u niuu iou. DeaIs aIl.u u... ~ ... y.es.. ana ra..ie no.. ust.s a.l.H .. 70. mIu. eas., auu "t.n,ra '''H'i .' .'.... ucaIs ,asl l..s .aa.t.ar ...... Gao. ..aus tJ Corner Ey. -, "a.... ''...| ..". ..0.a.Iau si.num,u., .lIf.y ...., a...a '.... .. .... I., iuIu. ...a.. .... .f...... .... ....- f.tunar., Ieae u.t.s a...U 70 a... v" ..... ..s.. and uu.. al ..uu H..I- ..... .' .. .. m.u. u,-., auu L...e ..'" ".... '.... .... .. ua. .,s. . ..,a.. uy..H ..... ......- ,UlleI .,u. 70. .u,a.. l.Hua..e l'.. u.... -Yl.u .- 4,.. -. Iu... ,.r., .aeu.. ".e., t... ....ua 10 .i. C.. fYl... .r9. ., #..... 4t.." n1.. byala au4.u 70 u... 1a ut.. .s's '.t nl.u,ss Corner .9 Corner .". h.aia ..' .. ..al.-. ...... I..au..r.s a...s ... saYse Uc ut ugl.Udeen nay
 soul. It d... -. u... east, -.. ..t.l- - s.u.u .s a.r. %. m.u. gaa.. .... ..".
 -.... .. .... l- u.... c.... .... l.aua.
 
 10 M [, Corner No. and ..e I".a. .. '.- ..nIu..
 ,9uauuiu. an area of t.so aor,s.
 Variation . drs. .. nam. e.a.. As aduuonu ty tue ur. aua' homestead e".'5 li Dala Jeulus so. p.. a. ...tH '.5r iowa. Ca.ed a..,mD,r ., .s., containing acres.
 Nuuee is hereby Hsvu .rs. a.y and H .. sons ,sumu. uy l.rNou oi .. a.... gc..ri..l .aua arc required '. '.. . aurius ray period 0. luuaea... H. ....t '..r thereafter. lu ae..t. .a.. H... .... .... .. tc.Is.lr and Receiver ui .., United "....s Land Ouleg at Juneau, t..a.a
 ALASKA PAtht.1 ASSOCIATION.
 By Henry t l.."..a. U.-. Address: San lrauDis... ta....n... Notice oi the above aU...... .... ... .. i... G..ed iu She Seward Da..y t.....t a. seward. Alaska. which . hereby .. .nc newspaper published H,.t.r. ia. ...a '.- uIicd for iu said application.
 C.. H. WALKER Register United States Land o..e.. .a'.".. AldoAa.
 Date of first Publication May -. '.... Date of last Publication Auals. 2, I'.'.
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month after arriving The two hunt CTS with Mrs. Lucas and Mrs. Cong don, and also with Mr. and Mrs. A. G. de Sherbiniu and Mr. and Mrs. G. s. Whitehead, go out to Kenai lake. Mcssrs Lucas and Congdon went af- ter big game and one morning just a
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few feet away from them bear sticks up his head, waved his front paws and, as a lady of the party describes it. said "woof'. This all happened
 this week. Two shots were fired. The bear toppled over, dead. Cautiously
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Date of first Publication May 20, 1915.
 Date of las, Publication August 9, l9l5.
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serial No ol5ya
ADDITIONAL ENTRY. UNDER SECTION 23O6 or THE REVISED STATUTES OF THE UNITED STATES.
AIION

United States Land Office, Juneau, A"saa
 May II. lgl5.
 Alaska IaDhprs Association. assiEHee oi p.I.-. IT, guu,y. being entitled Co the bcuc- ..- .. section 2suo ol the revised statutes oi Inc Jatou s,a.cs granting additional, .auds to .ra.,r, and sailors who served in tHe Rebel .or. does hereby apply To enter United states survey No. IU.i. situate ou Por, Mo.er si" auu4. ,ua miles northeast oi United states s..r,., II.,. District of Alaska, and more particularly described as follows:
 Camm,nglur at M C. Corner No. J on the ..ar. I..a of Port MoIlcr, whence nor,neas. corner ot cauugry building bears north it deg. u, mlu west. and Point Divide bears south 6Z dys 8. min. west, and United States Location Monument Survey llis bears ''I.' a- d.y 9. min. west. ls0.59 chains, and wit- nos. Corner bears east 2.i9 chains; thence e.st l.sl chains Co Corner No. 9 thence south
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the hunters approached. There was the bear and they skinned him and brought home the hide nothwithstand- ing the fact that they had to take him out of an eighty pound trap that held him by the hind fleet"
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Serial No. OI59G
ADDITIONAL ENTRY.
UNDER SECTION 23O6 OF THE REVISED STATUTES OF THE UNITED STATES.
 APPLICATION

United States Land Office, Juneau, Alaska. May li, lglJ.
 AIIsEa Pac.crs Association. assignee Ut Robert T. JoIlDy being Cutlucd Co iHe b'h'- uts of section -aUO of the TcNacd statutes "' the united States granting additional Iahue l' soldiers and 6uiurs who served In the Rebel non. does hereby apply Go enter tu.ed atale7 survey No. IUIo, sIuatc on Love B Lake near Loves Creek about lwo miles caa. oI E"- trance Point Bcrug Sea, District oi AI"s""' .ud more partIcuary described ha loI""a.
 BcrInuiug at Corner No. ] whence shore line of Loves Lake bears wca. U.-o chains and Coas. Survey Monument bears h"r'h u ue, 4J min. west, thence south ."' chaih' fo Corner No. %. whence shore ui Love lsh' bears North aJ ugs. west ! rH.'H' anu N'' nor No. i Survey I1ol, bears s"ulA '' "'... ,D min. east. g..U chains, ueH." r"a. '... ......,,. fo corner No. s. whence Du.ea States Location Monument Survey iii' bears '''.' 70 dD... 45 miu. west, li1.-' chains and ''"s. ~ur,ry Nouumcu. bear. north la ue.. 8u HI". west. and Corner No. our'yy -'' O.".a south deH. -a uIu. west, -I.tl 'HtiU'f '"'''' north 5.ly chains to Corner No. '' '"e"'. west g.g9 chains Co corner N'. "'" '.'. C,,rainir.. am area of s5e acres.
 AIaru,tig Variation, Ig deg. l1 ulH. east.
 X. additional Co tnp ur.uH HW'e.,ai entry ot Robert T. Juuog N'. -.'', th.e'.' December 8, I,Ne. al United State. I'ht ''- UCy us Surlnshe.d, Mo- LOT '"N
 ,lartor oI tue southeast quarter ol Section '' Township 5I Range D., contmIinE 20 acres.
 Notice is hereby given that amy ana 'I' ..'. son. claiming any portion oi the above le,,rilod land are acquired to nIc a ur9.ga. during thc period of publication OF thirty day thereafter. iu accordance with law, with 'H. E,si-ar and Receiver of tac United s.'ss Land Office a. Juneau, Alaska.
 ALASKA PACKERS ASSOlIAION,
 By Henry F. T9rmauu. Pr.siaan. Address: San Francisco, California.
 Notice of the above application Hi.. be ru"- Ii.nua in the Seward Gateway, printed a. seward Alaska, which l hereby designate a' thc newspaper published neargs, the land aI- piled for in said application.
 C.. B. WALKER, Rcristcr. United States Land Office. Juneau. Alaska.
 Date of first Publication May 20. 1915. Date of last Publication August 2, l'l5.
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NEWS NOTES

Men have lived years and years in Alaska without seeing bear and along come Erich Lucas and Sidney Congdon to work in the Hartman Bank and they kill bear in about a
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SSSS SSSSS SWE EEEEE
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Serial No OI595.
ADDITIONAL ENTRY. UNDER SECTION 23O6 OF THE REVISED STATUTES OF THE UNITED STATES.
AppLICAIlON

United States Land Office Juneau. Alaska
 May Ii 1915.
 Alaska Packers Association, assignee or Robert IT, Jo.lyy. being entitled Go the bene- fts of section g3U6 of the revised statutes oi fbc United States granting additional lands Go soldiers and sailors who served in che Rebel lion. does hereby apply to enter United States survey No. lu5l, situate near United States
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-30
MIDDLEBORO, IND

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Thomas enter
tanned the following guests at Sunday
dinner: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen and
family, of near Whitewater, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Vornick Of near Chester,
and Mrs. Fred Davis of New Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Clark and daugh-
ter spent Christmas with relatives at
indianapolis . . Miss Edna Duke en-
tertained Miss Maud Baker at dinner
Sunday. :. {. Mrs. Bertha Pawn and
children of Greenville, Ohio, are spend
ing a few days with Mrs. Rawn's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Kennedy.
Miss Halcia Reid and Miss Bernice
Little attended an oyster supper at F..
G. Coblentz's home near Pleasant Hill
Saturday evening. Mrs. MedOra Lit
tie is in very poor health. .. Charlie
McEldowney of Cincinnati is visiting
relatives and friends at this place. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hawley of New AL
bany are spending a few days with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Little. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hughes of Pleasant Hill and Miss Lou
Use Hughes of New Paris spent Christ
mas with Mr.. and Mrs. John Cob
lentz. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Thomas
entertained at Christmas dinner Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Showalter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Thomas and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mullen of Winches.
ter
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WITS STATION

Isaac Ramey and James Thompson
came down from Lewisburg, Saturday
to visit w. r. Ramey. They returned
Sunday. %. G.. Petry and family
spent the day Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Sheets. Mrs. bona Epper-
son and son Fred, and daughter
Esther, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
James Smith this week. Mrs. James
Smith and Mrs. Will Ramey were in
Richmond Friday. =. John McClain
was in Richmond Friday. Will
Ramey spent Thursday in Cincinnati.
-. Mrs. Richard Duvall and niece
Nina Epperson, Spent Saturday night
and Sunday with friends in Eaton. -.
j. r.. Beal has been in ill health the
past week. .. Robert Collins and
family spent Christmas with home
folks. -. Worley Ramey helped Joe
Sheets butcher Tuesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Deal spent Christmas day
with Mr.. and Mrs Ross Witt. .Ota
Ross moved to James Burke's farm
near Five Points Monday. =. Mr..
Ross will move the first of March
into property of Mike Burke on the
Liberty pike. 50. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Brattain spent Christmas day with Mr..
and Mrs. John Brattain. Quite a
big snow fell here Monday night.
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DUBLIN, IND.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hall and chill
dren of Hagerstown, Mr.. and Mrs. Ev-
erett Money and Mrs. Emily Hall
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Orange Hall. Rev. Mr..
Schultz Of New Castle was entertain.
ed to dinner Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs.
Newbolt's west Of Dublin. Sunday
night was his last service at the
Christian church. Joe Spahr and
family Of Hopewell, Mr.. and Mrs. 1siah
Fricker and daughter Bernice, spent
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Fricker. Mr. and Mrs. Isiah Fricker
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Morris spent Sun.
day afternoon with MIR. and Mrs. John
Smalley west Of Dublin. +. George
Murray of Indianapolis spent Christ
mas with Mr.. and Mrs. John Leda-
mon :. q. Clarence Wonnell and family
Of Columbus. Ohio. spent Christmas
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Wonneil
and family t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-30
PURE RICH BLOOD
PREVENTS DISEASE

Bad blood is responsible for more
ailments than anything else. 1t causes
catarrh, dyspepsia, rheumatism. weak.
tired, languid feelings and worse trou-
bles.
Hoods Sarsaparilla has been won
derfully successful in purifying and
enriching the blood. removing scrof-
ula and other humors. and building up
the whole system. Take it-give ii to
all the family so as to avoid illness
Get 1t today.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-30

OF the 40 children born in Rich
mond during the year just closing.
half were boys and half were girls.
These statistics, compiled from rec
ords in the office Of City Health Com
missioner Smelser, do not include the
births for the last two days of the
month, however, so it 10 possible that
the tie will be broken.
The complete list of births for 1915
follows:
JANUARY.
Children were born to Messrs. and
MoSdames.-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-30

Hettie Bennett. 70.
Mary w Kirk, 81.
Bessie w. Krick, 81.
Mary b. O'Connor. So.
Hattie A. Miller, IS.
Eliza M. Wilson, IS.
Agnes X. Laughlin. 1 months.
Robert 8. Doak, 8 months.
J. Calvin Moore, 81.
Allen w. Graves, Is.
Nora A. Lantz, 20.
Levi Juday, 86.
Louis Simon, AZ.
AUGUST.
Lille r. Harris, 81.
.Gussie Parshall, 80.
Annabelle Linzey, II months.
Merrill r. Dershem, 1.
Omer F. Holmes, 2 months.
Catherine Weber. ~.
Marjorie King, 10 days.
J. Edward T. Sudhoff, 40.
Annette M. Higgins, 8.
Frank Wintersteen, IS.
David Hershey, 70.
William Miller, SO.
Gabriel Abroms, 81.
William M. Hunt, IS.
John w. McKharm, IS.
John A. Burton, 50.
Peter Schwall, Sc.
Bertha E. Brown. So.
Emma Taylor, IS.
Jane A. Dickinson, 81.
Willibald Dehner, IS.
Cynthia A. Hyde, 70.
Kenneth w. Bradfield, 4.
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LYNN, IND.
Russell Isenbarger Of Depa,

Russell Isenbarger Of Depauw is
at home for the vacation. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mart Thorn and daughter Of
Fountain City spent Christmas with
their mother, Mrs. David Thorn. {.
Lester Jones of Purdue University ie
spending vacation at home. . Mr.. and
Mrs s. NJ. Nichols were the Christmas
guests of their daughter, Mrs. Pete
Cutler and family at Richmond. . il. .
Miss Mary Kemp Of Metropolitan
school OF Music Is at homo for the
holidays. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
White were Christmas guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A. F. Surface.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-30

Mrs. Justus Sheffield, wife of a New
York lawyer, in the course of her suit
for divorce in the courts here has set
forth ten commandments each for hus-
bands and wives. Among the command
ments for wives are the following:
Thou shalt not bore thy husband.
Thou shalt obey him-sometimes-
uncertainty hath charms when minds
are masculine.
Thou shalt be fresh and sweet and
dainty as a shower bouquet: for linge-
rie Is more to be. desired than rubles
and good cook above government
bonds.