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Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04
DEATH OF sENAiR WALL

One by one are the few remaining
survivors of the '59ers passing from
the scroll of the pioneers. The
last to answer the final sum
mons being Benair R. Wall. of Idaho
Springs last week
by all his friends of early days, was
probably one of the most affable
and unique characters that ever cross
ed the sandy desert to this land of
hidden wealth. Born from that hardy
stock known to the mountains OF
Kentucky some eighty years ago, he
was well prepared with constitution
to withstand toll incident to a pio-
neer life, and at an early age was ta-
ken with severe attack of gold few
Ter that was then epidemic in his
community, and in the spring of 1859
started on his overland trip across
the plains and landed at the Gregory
diggings in June of that year
For several years he followed min
ing, and then established stage
route from Central City to Idaho
Springs, that he retained for many
years, afterward settling in that ro-
mantle town, and upon the railroad IS
incoming started in the express bus
mess that was followed until his
death.
His easy flow of language and
thorough knowledge of the country
served him well, and many a digni-
tary OF the land has sought his com.
pany for early tales of this mountain
fastness.
| His demise adds another name to
the list of those wLo gave their
| time, their talent and their energies
, to found western empire that will
en5ure { roughout all time.
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

Stroehle Bros, of Black Hawk, are
now engaged in removing the old
plant OF machinery at the Prize mine
to-date plant, capable of sinking the
shaft TO the Newhouse tunnel level.
We understand that several of the
mines in that vicinity are going TO
sink to this level and again work
these valuable mines from surface,
thus saving time and money. If such
be the case, Neva6aville will again
be on the map as a great producer
of high grade ores.
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

w. p. and w. H. Day, OF Peoria.
ILL.,, were in the city this week on
business in connection with the Iron
City mill, in which they are heavy
stockholders. While here they made
arrangements for the purchase of
the interest in the mill held by o. J..
Duffield and the deal will be consum-
mated this week. 1t is understood
that the Central City office of the
Mill company is to be Abandoned.
and all business in connection with
ore settlements will be transacted
at the mill. VIM. Crossley, the mill
man, is to have Charge of the mill
and the business end of the PROPOSE
ton.
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

W. NJ. Kirk, of Russell Gulch. has
a son at Gold Road, three miles from
Oaiman. Arizona, in tie new gold
district. MIR. Xix wrote him a letter
asafrg yor particulars regarding the
new strikes reported, and ii bona fide
would come down and prospect.
Young Kirk received the letter last
night and this morning telegraphed
his father to come at once and bring
prospecting tools. 1t would appear
from this that there must be some
thing to the encouraging reports sent
cat from the new camp.
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

Sol. Bacharach, the dispenser of
haberdashery for 10 these many years,
note pasted on his door reading
that, Owing to the high cost of liv-
ing, was going down to have his ap-
pendix removed" The operation was
successful, and for once the patient
lived. He has returned and says his
diet in future will consist of 400 ex-
pectations and 609o mountain ozone,
that he CLEANS in the early autumn
morn while the midnight frosts are
still upon the native grasses oil our
sloping mountain sides.
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

Little Reu Manhire. who was run
over by the express wagon last We'd
Joseph's hospital in Denver. Thurs
day morning. is doing nicely. His in
juries are not as numerous as at first
reported. Aside from the broken
jaw he is all right. The jaw was
set and he will be out of the hospi-
tai in short time.
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

The London mine, at Twelve Mile,
have their water supply for mill pur-
poses, Chat is piped undergrcmnd)
about completed, and it is their in
tention to operate the mill all win
ter on concentrating ore.
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

We notice by the Idaho Springs
papers that Surveyor Walter A. Funk
has purchased new Dodge car, war.
ranted to jump prospect holes and
climb dumps without any apparent
discomfort to the occupant.
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

Halloween was passed without any
serious damage being done by the
small boys of the town. They were
very generous to the shopkeeper.
They applied the soap to their show
windows as hint for them to do the
rest and make them presentable to
the travelling public.
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

James Bawden and company, who
recently took lease on the U. p.
shipment, and THE result was SO sat
isfactory, that machine drills will be
installed. The pay vein is now some
six feet wide.
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

Marshal Carter has been busy the
past week, raking the rocks from the
streets and placing the city thorough
fares in passable condition. Tie OBJ
server is in favor of the marshal be-
ing paid in cold cash instead of city
warrants.
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

The Klais book store has been
carpeted with a fine new linoleum
furnished and laid by the master hant
OF j. r. Rule, of the c. o. Richards
Furniture company.
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

Neil Mckay, this week, hauled a
70 h. p. compound air compressor,
capable of supplying eight drills, of
the Ingersoll-Rand pattern to the
Hampton mine in Russell Gulch, for
installation.
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

News has reached us this week,
of a big tungsten discovery at the
head of Boulder park in this county.
1t is said that the ore contains 1870
of tungsten acid.
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

The young folks of the Presbyter-
ian church, gave Halloween social
at the church Saturday evening. A
fine time was had by all who attend
ed
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04
MINING EP|T0ME

TIE First National Bank of Cen
tral City, shipped yesterday to the
United States mint, at Denver, 60
ounces OF gold.
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

DR.. A. C. Asquith, a practitioner
in Central for good many years, Is
now practicing in Denver, with off
ices at 1929 Mack building. The doc
tor is residing at 729 Columbine
street.
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

Manager Most of the Missouri
mine on Quartz hill, shipped a lot OF
smelling ore to the Chamberlain
sampler, that gave returns OF 6.42
ozs. gold and AIS ozs. silver per ton.
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

The Ladies' Guild will serve o 10
cent tea at the home of Mrs. Grutz-
macher. Black Hawk, Wednesday af-
ternoon, November 10, 1915. Every
body Is cordially invited.
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

The Bates Leasing Co., shipped a
carload of concentrates from the Iron
City mill to the Globe smelter, Tues
day
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

Two cars of concentrates from the
Saratoga dump, were sold to tie
Chamberlain sampler this week.
They were worth $40 per ton.
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

II. p. Lowe. the well known min
ing engineer Is i'll at his home In
Neierland with paralysis Of the
throat and is unable to articulate.
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

Isn't 1t about time Little Benny
made another bluff about a $4,000
lecture offer?
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

Henry Laundman killed a red fox
near the city cemetery one day last
week.
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

iss here on business connected with
mining.
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

fobserver-the family paper-s2.O0
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04
NOTICE..

Charles Chaplin in two reels, THE
Bank" at the opera house, Saturday
night, Nov. 8.
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b. w. MANCHESTER o.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Myers are en-
tertaining Mrs w. S. Richeson of
Greenville, and Mrs. H. G. Ferris of
Washington, Kansas, at their home
this week. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Foos visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Parks
at kingsville, Thursday. Levi Say
ring spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Bert Buhrman.. Hollis Holtzmuller
and family spent the weekend with
Dayton relatives. Mrs. Melvina
Newman was taken to Dayton Sunday
where she will made an indefinite
stay with her son Scott and family.
Several from this place attended the
funeral of George McLelland at Green
vile Wednesday,. j. E. Leas spent
Thursday at Columbus. Misses
Yvonne and Josephine Miller were
Sunday guests of Harvey Sheroman
and family at EldOrado. Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. c. Schaeffer attended the fu-
neral of William Ludy at Greenville
Wednesday,. Alice limerick was
severely hurt by fall on the ice
Losing her balance her feet slipped
from under her and she fell striking
her full on the back of the head rem
dering her unconscious for several
hours. Mrs. Emma. Renner Of Ell
dorado. spent Saturday night and Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. O. C.. Schaeffer
Mrs. J. Z. Leas was Dayton
visitor last Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Erskine GOWN were entertained Sun
day at the home Of Mrs. Mary Trone.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. TrOne were even
ing VISITORS. Word has been recciv-
ed here of the death Of George Nc
LELAND at his home in Greenville He
died from the effects Of complica-
ton of diseases. The funeral will be
held Wednesday afternoon at / 80
ID. A. Poe made a trip to Dayton
Monday. Born to Mr., and Mrs.
Claud Thomas Monday, a boy, fifth
child. :. Miss Mollie Lusk and Sam
uel Sifers were married Monday at
Eaton by the Rev. Sara Stoner They
will reside in Yves Manchester
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wehrley enter
tanned the following guests at their
home Thursday, d. A Poe and wife, c.
Z. Barnes and wife and Mrs. Matte
Wise. e. Eden Gruber and wife en-
tertained at their home Sunday, Rev.
Garretson. The Mahras sisters, G. l..
Baker and L. Burger and family.
Osa Silver and family were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elden Gruber. Tuesday
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BETHEL

Mrs James Blose spent Tuesday
with Mrs, Oliver Spencer. =. Mrs,
Thurman Constable is spending a few
days in Union City. -. Several from
this place attended the funeral Of Mrs.
Elmer Newton of williamsburg, Sun
day. Miss Edna Spencer spent a
few days last week with her brother,
Mr.. Ha"rJ Spencer of near Hollans-
burg.
Mr.. 2 d Mrs. c. c. Hyde and son.
Harold, OF Richmond, and Mrs. J. e.
Anderson, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Hyde. Mr.. and Mrs. Kern
Cofield and son, Denver. returned
home Friday from California. II. l..
WEIGH fell Wednesday and broke his
leg, N. e. Davis and family have
moved to their farm south Of White
water. Mr.. and Mrs. Mueller of
Indianapolis, are spending a few days
with the Rev. and Mrs. Case. 49,.
Harry Spencer and family of near
williamsburg spent Thursday with Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver Spencer. =. Mrs. Lille
Castle Of Germantown, spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Sarah Hill. =. Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Anderson and Mrs. Mable Sour
beer took supper Thursday with Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Moore. A Christ
mas entertainment will be given
Amas eve at the Christian church. $50.
The Ladies' aid met with Mrs. C. +.
Anderson Thursday afternoon. :. Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Anderson spent Sunday
with G. f. Anderson and family
Miss Wyvard Hyde is quite poorly at
this writing. . . Miss Mable SOurbeer
spent Thursday night with MIR. and
Mrs. Guy Anderson.
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PnEBlE ASKS STATE
FOR FINANCIAL HELP
IN Making HIGHWAY

EATON, O., Dec. 2O.-Resolutions
asking the state for aid and planning
the Improvement of approximately
one hundred miles of road have been
passed by the county commissioners.
The roads to be improved follow:
Eaton and Greenville, beginning at
the corporation line and extending
north to the Preble-Darke county line,
lis miles; Hamilton and Richmond
pike, beginning at the intersection of
inter-county highway No. 1S1 and ez-
tending through the southwest corner
of the county. 1912 miles; Greenviile
and NewsParis road, beginning at the
intersection of inter-county highway
No. 225, and extending through the
northwest corner of the county, 3
miles: Dayton and Indianapolis pike,
beginning at the intersection OF inter
county highway No. %, and extending
from the Ohio-Indiana line to the
Preble-Montgomery county line, LA
miles; the Hamilton and Eaton pike,
beginning at the south corporation
line and extending south to the Preble-
Butler county line, IS miles; Eaton
and Middletown pike, beginning at
the south corporation line and eX-
tending southeast to the PrebleButler
county line, 1873 miles; Eaton and
Richmond pike, beginning at the west
corporation line and extending 11.3
miles: National road, beginning at the
PrebleMontgomery county line and
extending across the county to the
Ohio-Indiana line, lis miles.
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CENTERVUI1E

Twin girls arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walker Thursday.
-. Thomas Clevenger, who has been
in i'll health for several months, is now
at Reid hospital. The NJ. f. Sun
day school will hold its Christmas
entertainment on Sunday evening fol
lowing Christmas. =. Mrs. w. A.
Bertsch spent Wednesday afternoon
with her sister, Mrs. J. McConaha, OF
Richmond. -. Undertaken Weller, NJ.
A. Stevens and Cecil Stevens Were
recent visitors in Indianapolis. j.
A. Commons and Miss Mabel Hosier
were guests at dinner party given
by Mr. and Mrs. Will Cheesran, Sun
day. Rev. Mccormick, pastor of
the Christian church will commence
his regular work on Jan. 2. His first
sermon will be given Sunday morning
at 1890 and services viii be held on
each evening during the week.
ClaybOrn King spent several days
with his brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford King. 49,. Miss Alice
Horner went to knightstown to spend
several weeks with her sister and
family
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EMBROIDERY CLUB
OF MILTON HOLDS
SOCIAL MEETING

MILTON, Ind, Dec. 20.-The enter
tainment committee of the Embroidery
club gave party for members and
their husbands at the home OF Mrs.
L. H. Warren Friday evening. The
company was composed of Messrs. and
Mesdames l.. H. Warren, r. w: War
rem, OFT Crownoxer, Albert Newman,
Oliver Wallace, Wilbur Elwell, Frank
DuGranrut, George Wagner, w. H.
Brown, Mrs. Harry Manlove, e. P,
Jones, Edward Wilson, Walter Tenn
pin, F. C. Mccormick and Frank Lal-
laway. The decorations were in the
Christmas colors. The hostesses were
Mesdames l.. H. Warren, f. P. Jones,
F. G. Mccormick, Ed Wilson and Wal
ter Templin. Among the games played
was "coon hunt" There were two
hunters wearing green and red rib
bons, and the remainder of the com
pany were chosen on each side and
were hounds and wore the color of the
hunter to whom they belonged. The
dogs did lot of barking and caught
a number of coons in the form of col
ored dolls. Santa Claus and the
Christmas dinner also proved very
amusing entertainment.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Walter Templin will give a
Christmas party for her class Of boys
of the M. f. Sunday school. >. OFT
Crownover and Hiram Crook shipped
Stock to indianapolis Friday. -. Miss
Sarah Roberts was at Richmond Fri
day night to visit her nephew, Harry
Roberts at the home, OF her sister,
Mrs. Emma Fulgham. Mrs. Wilbur
Elwell and daughter Marie We're at
Richmond Saturday. Mrs. Vene
Beeson, Mrs. Fl. II. Heist and Miss
Cora Brown furnished the music at
the funeral of Peter Vannati. :. Miss
Blanche Coyne, who attends school at
Detroit is home for the holidays.
The Home club met Friday evening
with Mrs. O. Ferguson. Mrs. Josie
Johnson was a guest. The ladies Civ
ing the program were Mrs. Ferguson,
Mrs. w. p. Moore, Mrs. Joseph Dodd-
ridge and Miss Nettie Bennett. Re-
freshments were served. Three new
members were received. .Delmar
Dddridge, who attends school at Pc
toskey, is home for the holidays. -.
Misses Hattie Stills, Mary Sills and
Blanche Moore were at Richmond Sat
urday. Mrs Julia Ball went to In
dianapolis Saturday night to attend
the wedding of her son, George VIII
son. After the marriage Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson and his mother left for Okla
homa to spent the winter. The
committees are meeting with success
in their arrangements for the COM
munitr Christmas tree. The tree will
be lighted by electricity. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Izor of Indianapolis spent
few days with her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Atkinson last week. The
jitney buss from Richmond to Con-
nersville attracted attention Saturday
morning
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HAGERSTOWN

Mrs. Robert Bell, of Greenfield, In
diana. motored to this place Sunday,
and were guests at supper of Dr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Ramsey. M. w. Grills
has bought the Alonzo Dalgherty
residence Of Albert Hindman. Mrs.
Fannie Davis. mother of L. B. Davis.
is spending the winter in Orlando
Florida, with her brother. DR.. ]. j.
Bridges, of Mount Clair, New Jersey
Mrs. Carolyn Stonebrake and sis
ter, Mrs. Magann, left Thursday mora
ing enroute to Florida.
Ing enroute to Florida. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. B. Davis entertained at din
ner, Wednesday, Chas. Moore, of
Mooreland, Mrs. Therson of Indianap-
Oils, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Teetor 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Teetor entertained
at six o'clock dinner, Wednesday,
the following guests: Mr. and Mrs.
A. r. Jones and Mrs. Rebecca Stuart
Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Ko"cheval ard son
Donald. Mr.. and Mrs. A. f.. Smith and
daughter Lenore. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Stonecipher. Messrs. Henry and
George Keagy.
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MODOC.

Mrs. Williams of Fountain City
was guest at the home of Prof
Burgess and FAMILY last week. :. Mrs
William Wynne has been i'll. Mrs
Walker Fell on ice injuring her back
....Mrs Mary Mattox is sick with
heart trouble. Mrs. Emma Hodson
and Son Virgil, visited relatives near
Fountain City. Thursday. . Miss Ruth
Howell is home from Taylor univers-
ity... Mrs. Ralph Hanscom, New Cas-
tie, visited here Friday. Protracted
meeting will begin at the 7. B. church
Dec. &c Jerd McGunegilie and fam
lily have moved into their new house
Fire destroyed their home with all its
contents last summer. Mrs. Porter
Vantress is visiting at Anderson. 49,.
Mrs. Bessie Keith and Mrs. Lillian
Edwards visited at Richmond, Friday
Miss Elsie and Miss Grace Lee
spent Saturday at New Castle. :. "A
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Haynes last week
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ECONOMY

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Williams were
visiting the Hiatt family, Wednesday
A Mr.. Stewart of HagerstoWn,
who will be the rural mail carrier OF
Christmas was going over the route
Thursday getting up slips with the
patrons name thereon. Herschel
Harnish, of near Fort Wayne, has
been the guest of Edwards brothers
the past several evenings. &C. o.
Edwards has returned from Marion,
Muncie and CASTOR. Mrs. Alice
FRASER is visiting relatives at Rich
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Weyl,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Beckman were at
Richmond, Thursday. Miss Pussy
Bryan will leave for her home Satur-
day. She was the guest of Mrs. Grace
Garrison, Wednesday p. M. Pro
tracted meeting in the u. B. church
at Sugar Grove closed with two ac-
cessions to the church. A big pro-
tracted meeting will be started at the
ECONOMY NJ. e. church the first of
the New Year, 1916. -. There was a
big bunch of hogs loaded out from
here Wednesday by George Davis of
Williamsburg. :. A party from Win
chester was here Wednesday after
some horses. John Charles was at
Muncie Wednesday.
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OH! MY BACK! Z
The Expression Of Many Kidne
Sufferer in Richmond.

A stubborn backache is cause to sus.
pect kidney trouble. When the kid.
neys are inflamed and swollen, stoop-
ing brings q sharp twinge in the small
of the back, that almost takes the
breath away. DOan's Kidney Pills re-
vive sluggish ADMINISTRATIVE aching
backs. Here's Richmond proof:
jerry Earl, painter, so Laurel St,
Richmond. says: Il have used Doan' s
Kidney Pills in the past with great
success and l believe there is nothing
better for the kidneys. My back ached
and was lame. The kidney secretions
We're too frequent in passage and eyre
highly colored. | have never used
DOan's Kidney Pills bat what they
have relieved me-
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Earl ham. Foster Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, n. Y.-Adv.
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MODOC HIGH SCHOOL
TEAMS WIN 2 GAMES

MODOC, Dec. 2G.-The two Modoc
nigh school basket ball teams won
their games Friday evening at Mcdoc.
The second team defeated the Econ
omy first team 80 to 10, while the
first team defeated the Mckinley high
school team near Winchester in a
one-sided game, the score being 43 to
8. The Modoc teams have won six
games and lost none this season.
Held for Assault.
Dell Swain who has held a position
with the Atlantic Tea company, was
arrested when he returned to Modoc
Wednesday evening and was taken to
the county Jail by Sheriff Henney. L..
S. Wineiand of Bryan, O., a police
officer, said he was wanted there on
a charge of assaulting a woman.
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COACH WH'TESIDE
GIVEN APPOINTMENT

Coach c. c. Childs of Indiana uni
versity. announces the appointment of
the following up the Centennial Ath-
letic committee, of which he is chair
man: w. A. Penny, superintendent of
schools, Anderson; James F. Graf,
physical director. Indianapolis Y NJ
c. A; G. w. Pinneo, Gary Y. NJ. c. A.;
Coach Jesse c. Harper, Notre Dame;
Coach Andrew Smith, Purdue univers-
ity: Coach H. y. Whiteside, Earlham
college; J. d. Miller, physical director,
Evansville schools: George II. Lips,
physical director, Indianapolis Turn
.Nerein:' Jacob G. Gimbei phiiaB-
thropist, Vinccnnes; George N. Cook,
Associated Press, Indianapolis This
committee will have the planning OF
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FORM GOSPEL TEAMS

-Four gospel teams from Eariham
college viii conduct week OF SER
vices in small Eric churches not
far from Richmond ing the holi-
days. The teams are headed by the
following men and will have charge
Of worship at the following churches:
Llgar J. Pennington, Lynn; Eden H.
Mills, Cowan; Kenneth Mitchell.
White River: Harold Peterson. Greens
fork
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RELIEF CORPS ELECTS

EATON, O., Dec. 2O.-Mrs. Mary Bell
will serve as president of the Woman S
Relief Corps during the coming term.
Other officers elected follow: Senior
vice president, Mrs. Minerva Kirk
patrick; junior vice president, Mrs
Lavina Burch: chaplain Mary Plum
mer; treasurer, Mrs. Robert Stroh +;
secretary, Mrs. Florence Jones; con
ductor, Mrs. Julia Murray; guard, Mrs
Jennie Armstrong; assistant guard,
Mrs. Sarah Bunting; first colorbearer,
Mrs. Kate Longnecker; second color
bearer, Mrs. Ardella Sturr; third color
bearer. Mrs. Eva Sturr; fourth color
bearer, Mrs. Emma Wiseman
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CHARGES !NFiDELiTY

EATON, O., Dec. 20.-Charges of in
fidelity furnished grounds upon which
John F. Cook was granted DIVORCE
from Catherine Cook. No one was
mentioned in this connection, but the
plaintiff claimed such could be done
if need be. The couple was married
August IS, 1906. They have one son,
. years old.
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AGED EATON MEN
ARE SERIOUSLY I'LL

EATON, O., Dec. 20.--David Peters,
for many years in the.real estate and
loan business, is seriously i'll his
home on East Somers street. He is
affected by a complication of ailments
and has been practically an invalid for
the last eighteen months. He is 81
years Of age. E. S. Stotler, 90, reputed
to be the county's wealthiest resident,
is confined to his home on East Main
street. A few days ago he was over
come by illness in his home and fell
to the floor His condition, however,
is not regarded as serious