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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-13
LEGAL NOTICES


7sf8ds AsASSsasSaA 1SxSSU0 NJ
In the matter Of the estate of, Joseph
Andrew Hettinser. deceased.
To the Creditors. ETC.. Of said estate:
You are hereby notified that the
undersigned, having been duly ap-
pointed executrix Of the last will ana
testament Of Joseph Andrew Het-
finger. late Of the county Of KIam-
ath and state Of Oregon. deceased.
hereby gives notice that all persons
whomsoeyer having I claim or de-
mand against said estate may present
their claims to me At the law ONCE
Of w. II. A. Reuner over the post
Office In klamath Falls. Oregon. for
the purpose Of having the same ad-
justed. and all persons indebted to
the said estate are requested "a make
immediate payment of the anne to
Ahe UNDERMINED. 81
Dated this 18th day of March.
1915.
MAUD HETTINGER.
Executrix OF the last: Will ma Test
ment Of Joseph Andrew Hst-
finger. Decsas6d.
w. H. A. Renner. Attorney for
Executrix.
1s-ssrsO-s-1s-so-27
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-13

amounting to $685., was al
lowed in the sum Of 5.S6
and disallowed in the sum
of nfty cents s........... o.Sb
C. II. Underwood. supplies
sheriff's office, January.
1910 o.Au
W. o. Smith Printing Co.. sup
plies clerk Circuit court Of
hce, January 1918 .... 26.00
c. II. Underwood. supplies
clerks Office, January, 1915 1850
c. II. Underwood, examination
supplies school superintend-
ent, December, 1914 ..... ESQ
Burroughs Adding Machine
co.. overhauling machine In
Clerks once. September
1914 ........., .,.,..... a.fO
Whitman Drug Co.. supplies
Clerks once. February.
1915. amounting TO $l0.S0
was allowed In the sum of
1000 and disallowed In
the sum OF forty cents -. 1910
whitman Drug Co., supplies
county ofiioes. per bid.
March, 1915 .......... 1910
klamath Falls Northwestern.
Z, printing for Clerk Circuit
court. December. ls1< ~. 900
George Chastain., stamps for
Clerk Circuit court Office 100
Agnes Lee. salary extending
tax rolls. during Eebru-
ary 1915 ........,.... be.0O
], p. Lee. salary Assessor.
January and February.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-13
roDAY's OLDEST STORY

~ United Press Service. =
- WARSAW. Ind. April IA =
Oh = James Robinson q gradually =
= taking on weight again. He =
. lost 100 pounds In nfty-ssvsn =
4 = days. and incidentally ~ ! new =
= record foi fasting IN 70 doine. =
= Robinson's trouble was thst =
= he had no appetite. H simply =
= = couldn't bear the sight Of food. \
- Finally he ras induced 70 take =
. = glass OF buttermilk. and he =
= gradually recovered, He had =
0 = dropped from $50 pounds to =
- 1870. .
= This upsets the theory Of med =
s . ical science that nftyrhvs days =
- IL the limit Of 4 msn,s endur- y
= ance without food. .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-13
Notice to Creditors
70. S162. In Bankruptcy


900 No. 3162. In Bankruptcy
In the United States District Court.
for the district OF Oregon Tin
900 bankruptcy. 4
In the matter OF the estate of Woods
& Leats, incorporated. q partner-
S.b5 ship composed Of n. N. Woods
and ]. R. Lents. ana H. N. Woods
and J. r. Leuks as indiyiduals
0 90 To the creditors ofsWoods q Lentl. In
corporated. 4 partnership cons
posed OF H. n. Woods and y r.
1850 Lents. and H. N Woods and J. r.
Lents as tndisiduals.
NOTICE Is hereby given. That ON
the 9Th day ofSApril. 1915. the said
], SO Woods 3 Lents. Incorporated. part
nership composed OF H. N. Woods ana
], r. I.ents and H. N. Woods and J. r.
80 Lentx as individuals. were duly ADJ
judged brankrupt. and that the Arst
meeting OF the creditors win Be heSd
at the once OF the undsrsianed. ID
the First National Bank buiidinGs tn
klamath Falls. Oregon. on the a<fhl
day OF April. 1916 at p. ~. -
which time the said creditors ny ~
tend, prove their claims. appelnt Sa
trustee. examine the bapksuptgs ~
tranaact such other buaiAAse ~ nay
7.a5 properly come before the ~ oAps. M
-- Dated At klamath Fam oeeos
this iath dax Of April. lt1 @
- Referee \ hankrpptcy {c
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-13
Bows and Arrows More
Effective Than Guns
~ WILLIAM q. sHEpHEI.D
United Presa star Corrcspondcnt)

LONDON, March 30.- my mali to
~ yorkJ Two hundred yaQui
,.A,.ns once marched into MaderO's
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-13

The Pacific Telephone COMPANY
added $4,000 stations during the ;past
year.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-13

After the formal opening Of the
Cello canal. tho steamers Bailey Cat
cert and Dalles City will maintain q
regular service between Portland and
The Dalles. while through service to
the head Of navigation will be given
by the steamers State Of Washington.
J N. Teal. Twin Cities and Inland
Empire.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-13

The good roads campaign which
has been launched In Multnomah
county Is being given the unqualified
support Of the new Chamber Of Com.
merce. Committees have been ap.
pointed TO look after the details of
organization and to make every effort
to induce the voters 10 20 to the polls
and vote In favor Of the bond issue
n the movement Is successful. a.
$50 900 will be expended In hard sur
facing not less thnn seventy miles of
roads In the county.
From Washington comes the well
come udings that the rivers and har-
bors OF the Pacific Northwest have
received an unexpectedly generous
share Of the $50. 900 900 appropriat.
cd for work OF that class. The total
sum set aside for this section is
&a.926.l75. of which $780, 900 Ia to
be devoted to completing the improve
ments at the mouth OF the Columbia.
With the Cello canal open to trafiic
and a clear. deep channel across the
Columbia bar. the entire Columbia
Valley Is certainly In line for long
period OF prosperity.
Unless present plans are materially
changed. the new Portland postoftice
building, to cost $1,000. 900. win be
In course of construction within the
next sixty days. and the architect has
PROMISED that II will be completed
within fourteen months. II will take
the form OF n big. fine Office building.
every part Of which will be occupied
by the government. the first building
OF It's kind In the United States.
May 10th. the anniversary of tho
discovery OF the Columbia River by
Captain Gray. has been set aside by
the management Of the Panama-Ps-
ciiic exposition as Columbia River
Day." The observance of this ami
versary will come as fitting climax
to the week-long celebration Of the
opening OF the Cello canal.
After the formal opening Of the
Celtic canal. tho steamers Bailey Cat
cert and Dalles City will maintain q
regular service between Portland and
The Dalles, while a through service to
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-13

|t'nenl Claivn Allowed BY The Coun.
" Court At the March. 1918. Regu.
hr Term of Court.
gred Peterson. cash paid out
telegram u,a5; exprsssagc
4 9s Observation-Disclosures $50
Yfed Peterson. travelling ex-
ptnse, School Supcrintend-
ent .,.,..,.......... 1900
has. =. Del.ap. salary deputy
clerk. February. 1915 -. 1880
irs'l G. DeLap. salary deputy
clerk February. 1915 -. $500
Ferry o. Deinp. salary deputy
clerk. February, 1918 -. i25.OO
H. corpening. grading Sth
Grade examination papers. 500
T. fountain. salary janitor
court house. February 1915 5000
9. Aarkwardt. maintenance
poor farm. per contract,
February. 1915 1000
" Aarkwardt. maintenance
poor farm. per contract.
February, 1915 5000
v Aarkwardt. maintenance
poor farm. per contract.
February, 1919 kO m
= Aarkwardt. maintenance
poor farm. per contract,
February. 1915 .. 5000
= Aarkwardt. maintenance
poof farm. per contract.
February, 1915 10. 90
=" Low. salary nurse st
p0or farm. February, 1915.
So"'ract .........,.. 5000
= Low, deputy shcri6. Feb.
y. .ass' = 1915 ......,..... 10000
=. Low, salary deputy
,aeflh. = February, 1913. 1880
w. w. Short. road viewer. !
,.. "s.s'er and Collman roads
'''' ''''.. S.VV
". ~ lmmitt. road Viewer.
1914 oa
n :, '''''''.. 800
~ =. namaker, salary County
ssalsr. January. Ials ,xoo
= hamaker. salary County
sa'eF. February. 1915 1900
.ea Hunt. M. D.. examiu-
NJ !. zoe Edleson. January,
','s. Insanity case 49,. soc,
Sll'ott. witness coro-
Inquest. 1914. Vivian
y ,sns' ran case ......... s.7ol
n, .' Duncan. salary deputy
,et Attorney. Fsbru-
y cs.i ,.is .,.,...... 7s.oe|
4, rsssain. salary deputy
: collector. during FEB.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-13
tTo be continued.)

iaanrsnce that pays. ard pays -
dine. ~ Chilcots. sod Main o.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-13

1910 ......... ~
c. A. Hayden. salary assistant
Assessor. February. 1916. /:
Agnes Lee. salary deputy As
SCISSOR. during February.
1915
Geo. A. Hayden. postage ex-
pressage and supplies Treas
urer's ONCE February. 1916
irwin Hodson Co.. supplies for
county Treasurer's ONCE,
February. 1915
W. o. Smith Printing Co,
supplies School Superin-
tendent's ONCE. January.
lSlo
w. o. Smith Printing Co..
SUPPLIES Sheriff's ONCE. Janu-
AIRY. 1915 ..............
Glass & Prudhomme Co.. sup
plies Clerks Office. Febru-
ary, 1915
Allen Sloan. salary deputy
Clerk Circuit court during
February, 1915 ........ {
Herald Publishing Co.. pub
fishing wood bids
Glass & Prudhomme Co.. sup
lies Treasurer's Office, Janm-
ary. 1915 2
p. d. Cunningham Co., sup
plies Clerks ONCE. June.
1914 ..................
W. o. Smith Printing Co..
printing tax roll. ONCE.
February, 1915 ........ 8
c. A. Hayden. stamps for As
SCISSORS Office
w. o. Smith Printing Co.,
printing for Sheriff's office.
February. 1915 .........
Irwin H0dson Co.. supplies for
Treasurer's office, February,
1919 ~
W. O. Smith Printing Co..
printing for Clerks ONCE.
February, 1915
W. o. Smith Printing Co..
printing for Assessors Of
fee, February 1915 ...... 1
pade q Pingle shield for stove
Circuit court room. Janu-
ary. 1915 ............. 1
George Biehn. auto hire for
District Attorney ONCE. De-
cember, 1914 and January.
1915. amounting to $3.50
was disallowed In full
(. r. Hamilton. examination
OF Ruth Lemon for District
Attorney. November, 1914 II
;. N. White. examination Of
Ruth Lemon for District At
torney. November. 1914 ). II
:. NJ. White. witness Circuit
court. State w. Jonas. one
day amounting to $500
was allowed In the sum OF
$3.50. and disallowed In
the sum OF $3.50 ......
has. J. Ferguson. taking and
transcrlbipg evidence State
vs. williams. September.
1914 and January, 1915. II
/. A. Maddox. witness Circuit
court, State W. Chandler.
ct ais
w. Frey, witness Circuit
court. State W. Chandler, ct
eo. +. Baldwin. supplies for
court house. October. 1914
!. c. Ratlin. services Juror
Circuit court, was drawn
on regular panel and excus-
ed by Judge Benson before
court convened. amount.
Ing to $3.50. was disallow-
ed In full.
!. ]. Underwood. opening
grave william Hixon. coun-
" poor. Dscsmbsr. 80.
1914 l%....s...,..,..
r. Haynes, TO shaving. cut
ting hair and shaving scalp
for operation Tor william
Hixon. county poor. Decsm-
bsr 80. 1915 ..........
|. KAlina. msrchandiss Tor
Mrs. Koss. county poor at /,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-13
County Court Proceedings

March Term. 1915

Dun. ruRry. 1915 ..,....... 1000
esu. Allen Sloan. salnry deputy
Tax Collector. during Feb
ruary. 1915 ........,. $500
y. u. Hayden. SALARY deputy
i.s0 Tax Collector. during Feb
ruary, 1915 .........., 1875
&. .P. Chastain. extra time
s'oo tax collecting .......... 1900
Geo. A. Hayden. extra time
BOO tax collecting ........... 100
Alien Sloan. extra time tax
o.V" collecting ...........,. 1900
Cofer Brothers. putting two
!. 90 locks on Assessors Office.
February. 1915 ..,... 100
J. 90 Charles Mack. I days attend
ancc school convention -. 400
D, 90 Geo. Oflicid. l days attend
ance school convention -. 200
". u. Corum, ! days attend
!. 90 ance school convention -. 2.0e
Karei vavriks. days attend
ance school convention -. 400
100 T. Roberts. 1 days attend
ance school convention 400
Chas. Drew. days attend
100 ance school convention -. 400
VIM Ezell. l days attend
ance school convention -. 400
90 iP. l.. Fountain. Q days attend
ance school convention. ~. 400
Mrs. y. II. G. Williams 2 days
l.00i attendance school conven-
ton ............, s'VV
A, D. Addison. days attend
100 ance school convention =. 400
Pennington Typewriter Com
100 pany. supplies clerks Of
nce, November, 1910 -. 1880
100 Glass 4 Prudhomme Co., sup
plies clerk Circuit court Of
Hcc. January. 1915 ...... i,56
100 Glass q Prudhomme Co.. sup
plies school superintend
ent's once. December. 1914 5%76
100 Irwin Hodson Co. supplies
clerk Circuit court once.
100 January. 1915 .......... b.20
Star Drug Co.. supplies clerks
100 0flice. December. 1914 ~. 100
W. o. Smith Printing Co.. sup i
piles county treasurer's Of
.0V nee. January. 1915 ,..... 400
c. H, Underwood. supplies
clerks Once December.
10 1914, amounting to el0.S6
was allowed In the sum OF
os.sb. and disailowed In the
90 sum OF atty cents ..,.,. $50
G. II. Underwood. supplies a.
ssssor's once, Jan. 1915.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-01-08
Waste OF Good Material

I'he average man, according to
Les le' 5 has enough ingredients
to make fat for seven bars of
soap, iron for a medium sized
nail, sugar to fill a small bowl,
salt to fill a shaker, lime to white
wash a chlckencoop, phoshorus
to make twenty-five hundred
match tips, magnesium for a
dose OF magnesia, sodium to
neutralize pint and half of
water, potassium to explode a
toy cannon, sulpher to rid a dog
OF fieas, and albuminoids to max e
a case of eggs.
According to the above what a
lot of good material is seemingly
gong to waste in great many
cases
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-01-08
Evangelical Mutual
Annual Meeting OF This Prosperous
and Progressive Insurance Company

The annual meeting of thu
Evangelical Mutual Insurance
Company VA, held at the office
OF the company in this city this
week. and the statement of the
business Of the company as pre-
sented IN the reports of the otfic-
erS shows that the company is in
excellent condition. that it is un
der careful and conservative man
agement. and that the business
IS having a steady growth
The annual statement shows
that there are 4.5lO policies in
force, and that the company has
-, SIS, III fire and a like amount
OF tornado insurance in force.
The tire losses paid during the
year amounted to So3, $3.50. the
lightning losses paid were s. 97l
.3S, the cyclone losses paid were
SlI7l9.25. Over 50 S63 was re
celved as premium on new insur
ance during the year. Messrs.
L A. Berknee. Fred Goetz. G.. B
LoeWen, were the agents who Sc
cured the largest amount of in
sance. and received special prem
ium for their work.
At the election Of directors
Messrs. c j. Koch of this city.
and B. NJ. Schwarz of Fargo
were reelected, and the old offic-
ers were re elected as follows:
President, Ben Moser, Secre-
tary,H A Schiefelbein; Treas.
urer, c. J, Koch; Directors, Paul
Zaft, I'D. Steiner, B. VI Schwarz
II. G.. Schussler.
Delegates were present at the
annual meeting as follows:
Paul Zaft. Waubay
Charles kargel, Clyde
John Trapp, Marion
j. y. Steiner, Big Stone
August knebel, Lily
John Haggerty. Veblin
Herman Jurgens, Taylor
}. II. koplitz, Webster
A M. Stern. Skyeston
A. X, Hirning, Villa
Z. R. Loewen. Hazen
Y. A. Berkner. Mllbank
II. G. Schussler. K idder
+. 6. Buri, Baltour
John Welk, browns VALLEY
l.. b. Meyer. Osceoa
Robert Redlin, South Shore
Jacob keim, Eureka
B. Il. ~chiefelbein. Clear Lake
Joseph Elhuer, Hebron
II. a. Strutz. Thompson
Karl Marteno, Revillo
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-01-08
4 Great Sale

The big two weeks sale of the
Erlandson & Johnson Go. was
brought to a close Wednesday
afternoon. The sale was one of
the biggest and most complete
that has ever taken place in the
city, the goods carried by the
Erlandson & Johnson Company
being well known as of standard
values, and when the prices
we're cut down the fact was ap
preciated by the purchasers that
they were getting the best goods
at bargain prices, and not cheap
goods at simply cheap prices.
The company wishes to thank
the public for the great patron
age that was given the sale, and
1t hopes that these friends will
continue to make this store their
purchasing headquarters in the
future.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-01-08
Commercial Club Meeting

The commercial club and in
vited friends enjoyed social
gathering at the club room last
Tuesday evening. During the
evening refreshments of club
house sandwiches and coffee
were served under the skilful su-
peryision Of Fred Schneider as
collator, and a number Of fine vo-
cal selections were rendered by
Messrs. Emanuel, Schneider,
Ferguson, Mills, Schleissman
and Ross, with DR.. Ferguson at
the piano, A very enjoyable So
cial time was had in honor of a
number of new members that
had recently come into the club
TO boost Milbank and Grant
County. The commercial club
has done some good work for the
city and community since it's or.
ganization, and is girding up it's
loins for future work. Such a
social evening as that Of Tuesday
night should be held as often as
possible as it is q great means
IN making preparation for united
work when the proper time
comes.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-01-08
Plain Facts in Plain
Words

The death and departure O
the Grant County News, and the
inception of the" "Mllbank News
puts a proposition before the
business men and people Of the
community that calls for plain
speaking Do the people of this
community need a third paper
to conserve their best interests,
either morally. socially or fnan-
cially.
The town has had the ) 5paper
| regime for some time, two Of
these papers have been enabled
to exc out an existence all Of the
time, to pay their debts and in a
word to hold their own, but have
not been able to make the pro
gress or improvements that they
could have done had the support
and patronage which was dlvid.
ed up among three papers been
extended to but two papers.
While this has been the ease
with two Of the oldest papers,
the third one has been in tinan
cial sea of trouble from its birth,
each succeeding year the storm
of debt enveloping it becoming
heavier, lawyers and collectors
toward the last being swamped
with claims for paper and other
material as we'll as for wages
a iagrant instance of this last
being where young lady who
was working for 81 or 81 a week
after few months employment
was compelled to put a claim
for some $50 in the hands of a
lawyer for collection. and the
young man whom the News
thinks has had his feelings hurt
by squib in last weeks Her
ald-Advauce, according to com
mon street report is said to
have had some six Or seven hun
dred dollars coming to HIM in
wages from the defuEct concern.
Now the Herald-Advance is
not drawing attention to these
facts through any i'll will to
ward Mr.. Fosburg or any of his
friends. for we have none, but
as the merchants aud people of
M.lDank are called upon to Dol
ster up a new paper with their
patronage we want them to do
1t with their eyes open to the
situation. In doing it they
will not even be performing a
kindness to Mr.. Fosburg by |
prolon9ing the agony of the dis
solution Of the new paper he is
starting, and securing a con-
tinuation of the strife and bit
terness he thinks it is his bouud-
en- duty to foster and create on |
every possible occasion.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-01-08
4 Growing Institution

Nothing gives better or truer
view of the general condition OF
a community, indicating whether
1T is prosperous or otherwise,
than the bank reports of that
community. They register the
financial condition Of the local
,ty almost as absolutely and per.
fectly as thermometer regis
ters the temperature Of the day.
The money in the local bank is
almost entirely local money and
the expansion or contraction Of
deposits are sure indication OF
good or hard times. That Mil.
bank is certainly in a fair tinan-
cial condition is evident by the
splendid re oorts Of it's national
banks. In this connection we
wish to call attention to the ex.
cellent statement of the Mer.
chants National bank in another
column, showing deposits Of over
$3.50, 900 aud actual cash on hand
of $107 900. The Merchants is
one of the oldest and most con.
servative institutions in this part
of the state, and it's continual
growth is indicative of the com
munity's progress.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-01-08
Notice Of Dissolution Uf CO-Partner.
ship

Notice is hereby given that
the co-partnership heretofore
existing between the under
signed in the publishing Of
the Jim Jam Jems, has been
this day dissolved by mutual
consent Of the parties Interested
Instead Of weekly the publica
tion Of Chained Lightning will
hereafter be issued monthly
on the Friday following the
of the first full moon.
and Bolted Thunder only will be
weakly Those knowing them
selves indebted to the firm are
requested to pay up Immediately
Those to whom the firm is in
debted can go to the devil, to the
the compositor or to either
of the late firm-the
result will be the same.
Dated this first day of the
first month, A. D. 1915
o. MY LONGHAIR
Oily O. NOHAIR
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-01-08
Consolidated Apri! II. Is
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.

| CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
The Endeavers spent very eniov-
| anie evening Saturday January md
Aiter sleigh ride they sat down to
an excellent supper in the church par
,'is' Alter supper a few games
brought an enjoyable evenings enter
talhment to a close.
nc young men OF the society are to
ne congratulated on having provided
such an excellent program.
sunday, Jan 10
lo:fo a. ~. Sermon by the Pastor
anthem by the choir.
IL noon, Sunday school session.
) p. m. Junior Contest Meeting
o.5o p. m. Christian Endeayor
Society
80 p. m. Preaching Service
Special Music by Choir.
he Circle at their last meeting vot-
ed TO install the Electriclights In the
church auditorium. 1t is much
needed Improvement. Thank you
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-01-08
George w. Merry
Did Resident and Pioneer Citizen Of
Milbauk Passes Away

The sad news was announced
Monday morning that Mr.. Geo
Merry. one of the early settler,
and long time resident Of Mil
bank, who had been in failin.
health for some time. had pass
ID away about five 0 clock thai
morning.
George Wiley Merry was born
~ Magog. province of Quebec
Canada, December ii 1889, and
With his parents moved to Cres
20, Iowa, in 1886. During his
young manhood he spent sever
Al years IN prospecting in the
Rocky mountain country of the
vest. He removed from Cresco
10 Grant county for his perma-
nent home in lS-5. but had made
several trips here before this,
bringing horses and purchasing
farm lands. Locating here he
engaged in cattle shipping and
farming, and continued his inter-
est in these lines until a few
years ago. He was an excellent
business man, and by his invest
ments in prof table farming land
amassed a comfortable compe.
tency for the latter years Of his
life, his property consisting large
~ Of farming lands in this state,
Minnesota and Iowa. He always
took considerable interest III po-
'itical affairs, and in 1906 was
elected senator to the state SEN
ate from this county. He was
man of considerable social quail
ties and greatly enjoyed these
relations. particularly in later
years. Besides his wife, Mrs.
Alice J. Merry of this city, the
deceased man leaves a daughter,
Mrs. Ella Vein, Of Ortonville,
and a sister. Mrs. Ella Blake, Of
Minneapolis.
A short funeral service was
held at the home Tuesday after
noon by Rev. Harry Evans Of the
congregational church Of which
the deceased was a member, hav-
ing united with the clurch in
1910. The body was taken to the
old home at Cresco, Iowa, for in
terment in Oak Lawn cemetery
of that place. The remains were
on the midnight
train by Mrs Merry and her son
and daughter-in law, Mr. and
Mrs Marvin G.. Niles. and the
funeral party were to be joined
in Minneapolis by Mrs Blake.