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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-06
THE GERMAN WOUNDED.

Berlin. April 6th. fBy wireless to
Sayyflle. L. ~
The Germans are te-rtfcalIy syste-
matte about their care OF the wound
ed Al their men found on the battle
field recs5xe a First aid dressing
Each IS tagged with card. which in
aicates whether he is badly hurt or
not From the battlefield the wouno-
ed men are gotten back to the field
hospitals or 10 headquarters. a man
NAV be badly wounded and yet be
back On the firing line IN three
months. Gooc pure blood is what
helps th4. soldier through-his wounds
heal easily after anticeptic dressings.
Il 6 we'll for everybody to put the
blood in good order. Don't trife with
health, its too precious possession.
II is triifnz 10 neglect the little
everyday kind OF ailments It Is
t-i5fng. too, TO take medicines Of IN
known or doubtful ingredients II
-o1- stomach gets out OF order. your
food II not digested and, OF course.
ycur blood gets thin and you become
weak, reacr to be a prey 20 the dis
ease germs always ready 10 attack the
rundown and the anaemic. II your
liver can't do It's work. your blood
becomes impure and many lsoaDies
follow II your bowels are IRREGULAR.
poisoaE accumulate in your body.
DR.. Pfezce-s Golden Medical Discovery
Gin tablet Or liquid form helps the
stomach to digest food properly.
strengthens the liver. regulates the
Dowass. As q consequence you are
vigorous. fall or snap and life Fifty
years ago Dr. Pierce discovered that
a gsyeeric extrac. Of Golden Seal and
Oregon grape root. OF queens root
and bIoodroot with black cheTry bark
vo1ii2 ali all tire digestive organs to
work as Nature intended they should
Thousands have found that the Cold
en- Medical Discovery" he then intro
ducsd 70 the world has restored them
TO health when suffering from stom-
ach and liver troubles. Now Is the
-srza TO srr the famous renedy-Adr.
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SkITCH is just wonderful, Think
e wash-board- That's what SKITCH
does for you SkITCH Is not e soap
povde--Skitch isn't Ike anything
else ron ever heard Of. You just put
three teaspoons Of SNTCH in the
wash-boiler and then sit and resE
while SNITCH drives the. dirt right
out Of the dirtiest garments.
And II won't hurt. positively 1t
can't hurt. the finest fabric Why
you can eat SkITCH and ii wouldn't
hurt you It's z wonder Get 10
cent package OF SkTTCH today and
just let it clean your clothes once for
you Then you'd as soon be out of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-06

ter Irene spent Thursday with Mrs
Anna Adams of Arbela
a son vas born to E. E. Parish and
vile Sunday. March %
Mrs. Tabitha McCl;ntock accom-.
panied Mrs. Grace Boley to Keokuk
Wednesday. They went to see Willis
Boiey who underwent an operation
Tor appendicitis few DAYS ago.
r. T. Cline and wife and sons Car,
and Frank. Misses Anna Cofst.dt and
Garnet Biilups attended the funera,
q Miss Lutte Billups at the oak
Rldge church. near Memphis. Thurs
Gay az 2:30. Burial at the Memph;s
Cemetery
MIS- Nellie Biggs visited Granger
Miss Josie McIntire spent Sunday
Eltn Memphis friends
Mrs Meessr and Misses Alice ana
MARIE Jones we're in Memphis Wed.
nesdey. GU
GRANDPA lczez ot Milton. Iowa. is
sls.Ing a the o. II. Jones home
Arf Stella Evans and dsnrn..>
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-06

Do&NELLSoN-

Mrs. Emil Hennies is home from a
weeks visit IN Sioux City and Cen
tsvfils
Mrs. H. EsntzeI and children
hare returned 10 their home in heo-
kuE after q weeks visit IN our city
Born 10 Mr. and Mrs II. C. Men
DENIAL. Monday. March p, a daugn-
ser, and 10 M. and Mrs Chris
Sealsehsr. Tuesday. March 30, q
r1
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Epperson CT
Alba risitsd home folks this week
Mrs Neadenhan has returned TO
her home In Richmond, Iowa after Z
three weeks visit with her son
VIVA Bscderstadt OF near Ksokuk.
visited al ths Gcnpf home the past
week
Born to Mr- and Mrs VIM Grant,
F-zdsy. April 2. twin bays.
Mr. RaggIes Of Fredericksburg Iowa
Is visiting his daughter, Mrs. H c.
Msudenhau
At laEt reports little Deal Use va.
mprovtEg
The confirmation class Of the G. z.
church, accompanied by their pastor,
ReT WI. Kress, Esat to ksokuk last
Monday
James Wilson has returned home
from z four weeks glAy in Mime
so.z He reports his brother Russell
l5 family as liking the country fine
Bern 20 NJ and Mrs Wm- George
Saturday April 3. son.
The Ladies Aid society Of the g. e
church ~-ilI meet with Mrs. Fred Ora
ham Wednesday at 2 o'clock
Er. and ME- Fred Ssumzn and
ds7ghts- Bertha Of near Alexandria,
No. -srs visiting relatives IN our
vicinity Friday.
The gugsndEerssn O. the G. e
church Ezn meet az the home Of
Miss Tsrnz Hoto2, Friday evening
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rig ONLY aorE

/ RsGzrl5zz u 1bs CEv -- q FRI
%saEs' r1s- II PoHl Rz
where Il wzs sad 1s Aa- .Eszls = r-S-
Est big c1l1-asas, SDlE II TsEseazL--
I Tlt7s president u IL Eszwl Li1z1o-
-oEEgs E1-EE uz1zrZe5 The -sE.z-
cza Tanner for ca1zCEzl E5eEG-! oce
rear asrcA g1i u ing mos s--Az-G
Language 6a--a-s5 1as- democrats
taEE t11s-.lE- and 1ot TIE var IN
Europe. wss responsible, and saL-asy
So for the present Industrial 6sE-sE-
Elo1 Al over The Cni1ed States, ays
the PHILADELPHIA Inquirer
Il hare no contracts to announce.
he said, and consequently can sa-
nothing about the possibilities Of in
creased Eo-E al Ba1dwIa'E II the near
future =
Whas about the Industrial outlook
n this country he WAS asked
Rora.'' Eas the prump and rig
o-o1s response There isn't any oE.-
iook az al Sd far as can perceive
Al tIs rass zSo-s the xz- having
wsd tie depression here is inst
mere ne-ssnss TIE ooFr change we
wa vG n oE- present Industrial sst5-
Bloc, whether shs Es- ends Or whsts-
81 Z continues. VII % when re hare
I'd e1a1gs Il or sorsru-snf-
What re need Is AZ entirely dif-
.sE- attitude soEs-l bzsinsss and
1G2sr-v u -hs par q our EoTsrE
next AID ua-l We get that revival
ot Normal aus-osss ed industrial art
1-z-F VII sc impossible
o Fcya 1sg1r 15sa. that 11e oolT
rs-s1F Ess Il return q TIE rsg1b-
1zrs2 -s--E 20 1oEE ls #Es asked
M TaBezzso rsr33si s-ii
EE ea- tat " z Ega tE-s- dan
oc-ae-
TEEN, 5soo--g s1ti-=zE ssrto1s. hs
ad1s5
II LAs relz5lscsn pa-y lad bean
-s-sE1sd II power there ~cUl6 bs ~
Industrial dep-esEica Il this coaa1rT
.o5aE. z-S As T11ted States Eo1l1
hare p-o1ts5 By tie ws-. instead q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-06

water a. out q SNTCH-
No use firing your back over 2
washJozrd-1o Use of szl5t-g a-5
reddsning yozr hands In hot s1dE-zo
use wearing yozr clothes oct -f--
-Eootus-Do Use wasting sosp q tae
Essh-boa-d- Let sKTTCH dire The
hard work away from -asa[ay. a
tel cent package Il enough to- sezsa
vashiags- Nearly all grocgrs have
ShlTEH-E yours hasn't he cza ger
1t for yUu from his Foo5e-. Get
STITCH and smash your EasaI5os-o.
10 pieces.
II any grocer won't supply ROT with
ShdICH and smash yozr Ezxa-hoe-as
you sample free. Hans Fschzen5erg.
Milwaukee. Via
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-06

,---=-,r - -.-,Ss=~sa 7,,ss-s s-,arn Il
-z---.--ss-.-- - rsx-s hxS r-crss,
49, $50 -. -..---str,sr-s-s =
- $3.50 - "a - --vssrrars1
= - - :, ,-,---, -.ss-s zs-,r,sssss-n III
v-s-s, sy.-ss--.a-s E-s.-,asssr -rs-,zzssara IT
80 Azxaa ry-.s-ss-es-r-. -e.sz- vs-s2. sr-scs1
fssss T- ras - -,-,s.ss CT szs.cs-. F-sssssi
gr,rs-sssg.sr-.s - "a Ss.---ss-ss-vss -szrks:
srsryv yia.szs,s-- a 1850 Concerns t-s
sgr = 5tsssFsz-sEs ~ --1
TAKE 3 rsr-szr srEe 1e s1gS-aacsTz
w. ssv. wz-zS oss1 s1EEIfs za-
-zsss-ssas srss ss.gsas sg- aabe-. ID Az1Sl
n esar -ssaz1 We wrEGla Bel saA- ssa,
gs-e M ST. .sstF z--asssssv. a1I miss
s. ss;.s zzgssa
III azsszS L #rzaS esss- s--sTrga1St-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-06
a LOST cAoRD.

LOST CHORD.
SssEed ozs 6ar II t1e organ.
~ss weary aas II At esse.
And my fingers Eand=rs5 55-g
Gr- the Missy keEa
Go -oz EzoE what ] Has playing
O. wAst Ess drsa-ls Ls1
Bet 7 Eracz che chord Ct EGs5c.
Lie fEa sCz-d g. E-ez- zls-
Ii faoEaG the c-zzs0a t#Ezga.
Like tse c1os4s II IN azEEfTs zS1zz
AnG Il zzv On -v feTga5 spirit
WITH aovch C. zz1a1ts CAN
II aazs.e9 pain and so--ow,
Like iDse OvarcnEzag sT-zfss
Il EasEsd fEse Harmonious echo
From CIR di=co-dzut life
II nzksd a. pe-plaed meanings
Into one perfect peace,
AID t-e-at3ad zEg II Stance
As If Esota were 7oaIa 10 cseEa.
/ have sought. bue I seek II rzzoiF.
That nae lost chord dEFzne,
which cane from The soEI Of tie
organ
And enrerad into mine
; II may bs that deaths bright angel
VIII speaS In that chord again
\ II mas De that o-Ey IN heaTa
y 1 sAzll hear that grand amen
Adelaide Anne Proctor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-06

4 scientific 1TsstlEa-er O. Es--1.As
las discovered new Za-n11 q g
srroylzr fungus disease az4 7ls-sF
Asz{5 pests ~ liz Use CT 7
enclosed places the 2srg--T 5 e.
Ticrss Il fss form Of z TZEsz II
other cases i Is -ssrts1 II E'sta --
form greedy INTO tie s--Cs.zlza t---sE
fluids OF the r1aZl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-06
DON'T TAKE CAL LIONEL

Instead Of dangerous. salivauns
Calornel to liven your liver when oii'
ious. headachy or constipated get Z
Ie-cent box of Cascarets. They starr
the liver and bowels and strais h'sn
yon Up better than nasty Calomei'
without gripping or making you sicA'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-06
Mildred visited wayland friends
part of this week.
Another Enoeh Arden.

ST. PAUL Mimi, April 6.-After
waiting for eleven years for her nus
band to return from a trip on when
he went TO seek his fortune. Mrs. Ma,
ulda Shmrek declared she had walteu
long enough and is suing for divorce
today. Her husband last wrote fro"
Grand Forks. n. d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-06

Sor@ - -5s high t-o~ pa1cS
=z1ns E4 E1vZsEzIg s5aslz-g
s-za9rE Ezrz1s--1s VIZ wo-5E EEs -
zg-e --ezrg-zlt u 1s EEs -Ers
zE II -a4s -s rs-o-saEaL 50 l- a
za 6-A srEaEE1a1 liz sc11soa Tacz-
-1zg-s wa-E always z 1sEr-z-s WITH rs
ElG E4zz- re EsCEsE ~ S-= Wing
[v- [ns sEz2o9z El--Es 90 LydET 70 81
5-E-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-06
Boston veterans Sons Meet.

BOSTON, April e.-The thirty-third
annual encsmpment Of the Massachu-
sets division OF the Sons of Veterans,
T. s. A, was held today at Lorimer
temple. The annual dinner will be
held tonight and the encampment end
ed Tomorrow
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-06

Easter services. Easter music and
Easter merchandise al hsld 2 2ro-ai-
nent place last Sunday The weather
was also tingsa with al Easier at
usc<phare-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-06
Worth the Cost.

Chicago Tribune. 1t would pay this
country handsomely to go to war II a
declaration Of hostilittes were follow
ed By federal enforcement OF prohibit
ton
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-06

OBSERVANCE SATURDAY

eost-ss David j. Palmer command
s-zza-cAiE3 OF the Grand Army OF the
Rs9ushc- has Issued the following
general orders from the headquarters
O me Grand Army OF the Republic.
Irssss are Of interest. not merely to
ns0oe,s OF the grand organization.
Sut to al patriotic citizens Of the
state AID country
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-06

Denver school boz-5ers hare d.
c15s6 10 let Eo-ae- scaosls lsafAsrs
marry and hold lha4r Jobs
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The bulletin boards !astsr6Ey lost
thar war putting 2oEsr- The r-oF5s
Rad with sFsy ths fight Gsws- DE--
ZE TIE JoL-sa1-7E5E-1 NH -As
Ev-ossEz E--ts- -ocE sseo1o
Ezacs
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-Ho,,eH7 Fos TO-DAY

And ret without labor there we've
no ease. no rest, 50 much rs concstT-
sbie--Czrlyle.
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oh, That Happy
Wash Day Smile

'tsKITCE'' Makes It-"SK ITCH Cleans the Clothes
Without Rubbing-Cleans Them Better Doesn't Hurt
the Finest Fabric, Saves the Baekache and
Saves Soap
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ksosas, rs~. April :, 1878
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-01
NOTICE OF CONTEST
(For Publicatinnl
DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR

DcEAhl MENl oF lNIERIOR
United States Land Office.
Lamar Colorado, Sept. q 1915
To Al Hubanes Of Mead. KaI.sas. Contestee
You are hereby notified that Harry b. Bray
who gives Euclar.. Wisconsin. as his postoffce
address did IN August 25. 1915. file in this office
lis duly corroborated application TO contest and
secure the conce,laton Of your homestead entry
No., Serial No. Ol654s made Dec. - 1914. 4 r
nwMnel4. sHne.4 sex nei4 swis Sec. o T. 2s s.
Range 81 W.. 9Th principal meridlan. and ms
grounds for his contest he alleges that Al Hub
anks has wholly Abandoned the said lnnd has
never established residence since date of entry
aud has failed to improve the rame aud that nil
of the said defaults continue TO the present date
You are therefore. further notified that the
said allegations will be taken as comic. sed, ind
your said entry will be cancelled witho fur
thur right to be heard either sfore this office or
on appeal IL You fail to file IN This Office within
twenty days after the FOURTH publication Of
this notice, lis shown below, your answer. un-
er enth, specifically responding TO these allega-
tons Of contest, together with due proof that
YOU have served n copy OF your answer on the
said contestant either in person by register ed
mnil.
You should state in your answer the name of
the postoffice to which you desire futurc notices
to be sent oyou
A. L. BEAVERS, Register.
r. .McGRATH Receiver.
Date of first publication Oct. 1915.
Date Of second publication Oct. 8, 1915.
Date Of third publication October Is. 1918.
Date Of 70 tn publication October %. 1917
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-01
NOTICE OF CONTEST
(For Publication)
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office

Lamar. Coloradc,
To Ira L. Zehrung of Trbbey. Oklahoma,
Contester.
You are hereby notified that Henry W. sylvis
who gives Hooker. Okla. 4. F. D. No.s,as his Po.
address, did on sept 1915, fle in this
on 20 his duly corroborated application to con-
test and secure the cancellation of your home
stead entry serial Moo i22is made November 18th,
l9I2, for wig, Section II
Township 81 g., Range IS w. 6th Principal heri
dian, AMI as grounds for his contest he ALLEGES
that rnid Ira E. Zehrung has wholly abendoned
said land. that he has failed to reside upon i'm
prove or cult yate sinca date Of entry: that
all Of said defaults xist TO this date.
You are. therefore. further notified that the
said allegations will be taken as confessed, and
your said entry will be Cancelled without your
further right to heard, either before this Office os
on appeal, II you fail to file in this Office will In
twenty davs after the FOURTH publication OF
this notice, your answer. under oath, specihcal-
iy responding U these allegations Of contest
together with due proof that you have served n
copy Of your answer on the said contestant either
in person or by registered mail.
You should state In your answer the name Of
the poatoffce to which you desire future notices
to be sent to you.
RI. McGrath. Receiver
Date Of first publication Oct I, 1915
second 8
- third '' Is '
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-01
NOTICE OF CONTEST
lFor publication
Department of the Interior.
United States Land Once

Lamar. Color Ado.,
Septsmber9, 1918.
To Robert Wisemnp of Lamar, Colo. COntestee:
You are hereby fed that Solomon E. Bart
lett who gives La ort. Colo, his postofice
address. did on Augest 2s, 1919, file in this Office
his duly corroborated application to contest
and Seizure the ancellation of your homestead
entry N".. .erial No. o96OO made January 8, 1911,
for sls section ., township ~ s, range 42 W, 9th
principal meridian, and grounds for his con-
test he alleges TINT Robert Wiaeman las wholly
abandoned the said land: has never established
residence since date of entry and thnt all said
defaults exist to this date.
You are. therefore further notified that the
sad allegations will be taken confessed an"
your said entry will be cancelled without further
right to be heard, either before this office
or on appeal, II you fail to file in this office within
twenty days after the FOURTH publication Of
the notice. IS shewn below, your answer under
OIL ath speciffcally responding to these allegations
o contest, together with due proof that you
have served a copy of YOUR answer OH the said
contestant either in person OF by registered mail.
You should state in your answer the name of
the post office 70 which you desire future
no ices 10 be sent 10 you.
A. L. BEAVERS. Register
RI. McGrath. Receiver.
late oil first publication Sept l'th, 1915
Dute If second publication Sept. eth, 1915
Date of third publication Oct. lst, 1915
Date of fourth publication Oct sth, 1915
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-01
live STOCK PRICES
At SOUTH 0i'1'!A.''.. :
Beef Supply Short and b.oss !.
10 to 15c Higtes.
HOG VALUES FULLY STElET.
Fat Lambs 15@25c Hfahcr-F2t
Sheep Also Score a 15@25c Advance,
Sharp Gain In Feeders-Libet al
Run Opens Week.

Union Stock Yards, South Omaha,
Sept. 2S.-Cattle receipts YESTERDAY 10
tailed $500 head. There was scarSeli
a lead of corn-fed cattle to be iound
in the yards and the market was nom,
inallv unchanged Conditions sur.
rounding the western range market
were good. and for the most part
prices We're right around 10Gnl5 high
er than the close of last week. Good
beef found ready sale at S7.coW
500. Cows and heifers showed near
ly as much advance as the bceves and
stockers and feeders showed more I'M
provement than either beef steers or
butchers stock 1t was a good,
strong, active trade from start to fin
ish
Cattle quotations: Good to choice
beeges, s9OOm9.S5: fair TO good
beeves. sS.SOmS.S5; common to fair
beeves. SG.75mS25; good to choice
yearlings. $9OOGD9.S5; fair to good
ycarlings. SS.5OT9Oo: common TO fair
yearlings. s6.50@S.O0: prime feeder
steors. S7SOmS.iO: good TO choice
feeders, S7.25M7G5; fair to good feed
ers. yS6.5OD70O: common to fair feed
crs. S5.5Om6.50: gdod to choice stock
ers, S775G S.25: fair to good stock 2rs,
s675M7.75: common to fair stockers,
S5.5OMG.5O: stock heifers. S5.75M 100:
stock cows. S55O@G.25; stock calves,
SG0OmS.25: good to choice grass heif,
ers. sG.OOm65O; good to choice grass
cows. S5.75mG1O: fair to good cows,
s5.2505.S5; Gamers and cutters. $3.50
N5.OO; veal calves. SS.00@1O.O0; bulls,
stays. etc, S4.5O@6OO: primo grass
bcoves, s6.ND@S.4O; good to choice
grass steers. S7.tOO7.90: fair to good
grass steers. sC.75m7.25; common to
fair steers. S5St 1850.
Some 200 hogs showed up yester'
lay Shippers bought their supply at
prices fully steady to as much as 50
10c higher. while packers paid fully
steady figures. Tops reached S7.95.
and the bulk of the packing hogs sold
at S7.0Om7.2O.
Sheep and lamb receipts amounted
to 10000 head. Fat lambs were fully
15G25c higher than the close of last
week Most OF the real good lambs
brought SS6OmS.65. while others not
quite so desirable went around $3.50.
Feeders looked to be fully 15c higher,
quite number OF the more desirable
kinds having been cashed at sS27m
S.35. Breeding ewes sold at S53O@
500. and ewes for strictly feeding pur-
poses reached $3.50. Killing ewes
shared the fat lamb advance and were
cleaned up in good season on 1o4
25c higher basis, and s36On 5.6s
bought decent grades with a good
class reaching s5.75, a quarter above
the top at last weeks close.
Quotations on sheep and lambs:
Lambs, good to choice. sS,6OdS.65; ;
lambs. fair to good. sS.4Om'S.5O; lambs.
feeders. s7.75@S.50: yelrlinss. fair to
choice. s5.75dD6.75: yearlhngs. feeders,
s6.00G7.0O: wethers, fair to choice
s50OG6.OO; ewes, good to choice. $3.50
m5.75; ewes. fair to good. sA75a5 so;
ewes, feeders. SA50@5Q0.
@$t
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-01
Notice OF Application
To Lease State Lands

Office af the State Board oi Land Commfss ssionera
Deliver. Colo, Sept 9th 1918
Notice ishereby given that J. A. Mcclellan whose
postotfice address is Estelene. Coll has made
application No. a45'i TO lease the following des-
erbed School Lands situate in Bnca county. .olo-
rado, to-wit:
Part Of Section See. Town. RanRe
All of Is II. S. 30. W.
Notice is fufther hereby given that all al her
persons desiring to file application to lease
this tract Of land mus, file the same in this office
pri, to Oct 18th 1918. other application 20
Ie he the alove Gescribed iands will be consider
ed after said date.
First publication sept 18th 1915
Last publication Get. Is 1915
j. F. Vivian
The Springfield herald., 1915-10-01

Edward .JeTcoat of Campo
sends the Herald ten stalks of
corn with two extra large ears
on each stalk.
Z. j. Brewster and wife of
Helena, Okla, are here visiting
their daughter, Mrs, Earnes.
Stanley of Campo.
Mrs. C. F.. Howard Of the
Sandy Soil country returned last
week !" her claim after an ex-
tended visit to Kansas City.
y !. Wade nf Scammon. Kans..
filed before judge Alien the first
Of the week in the dipping-vnt
country. They will move here
in the Spring.
E. l.. Lupton OF tn" K. |. John
son neignborhood, moved on to
his claim last week, and orders
the Herald pack 10 Springfield
accordingly
Jesse HARRISON went to Fades
on the 25th to meet his dauch-
ter and son in-law, and brought
'hem down in his car on an ex-
ended visit.
MI. and Mrs. Lee Savers,
S"uth of Stonington, were agree
able Herald visitors last Friday.
Lee has a tractor, ana will put
in - hundred acres of wheat.
He Denr"y Bros. yesterday
r"ce'v"d their ten barre; gaso-
liz tank which will soon be
properly installed ard ready to
supply the town with gas.
Prt"r Loveless and wife of Ok
lahnrnn arrived on their "laim
here last week, and took in the
fair. Mrs. Lovel.ss was great
ly surprised ut the country and
It's products.
Those who heard the new
preacher Sunday and Sunday
"i@ht speak very favorably Of
him as n speaker and were i'm
pressed with his appearance. A
preacher that can get the con-
tidence Of the people and hold it
is Ihe preacher that Springfield
is wanting.
DR.. Williamson of Sullivan,
Ill.,, one of our valued outside
subscribers, dropped in Tues day
to form closer acquaintance.
Tie doctor S father and brother
live near Campo, so the doctor
dropped down to pay them Wis
it. With his wife the doctor has
been through Missouri and Ark
ansas. and will 90 to Denver be-
fore returning to lis home.
Judge Allen, tie popular knot
tyer, Monday joined two mutes
in we'd ock. a third mute witness
ing the ceremony. Tie two
mutes We're from Two Ruttes,
aud they came all the way down
here because they had heard
that Judge Allen knew how to
I've a mute knot. 1t was the
Quietest wedding ever had in
Spring field, even the Judge be-
- dumb when the ceremony
was performed. The groom's
name WAS Grant and the bride
was Miss Mabel Flood. The
IIera q N.,TGs crrGratuln'inns.