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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
NEW JERSEY.
SACRIFICE Sc, coo.
Terms to Responsible Purchaser.
Beautiful Colonial Home
Near the Water-Actu Water Rights.
BEST OF COMPUTATION TO THE CITY

Delightful all year home on large
grounds, with 7J4 #. frontage. In most
select nelghborhood. Large living room,
with old fashioned open fireplace, dining
ROOM buffers pantry and we'll fitted ktch-
EN- on the first floor.
Four fine master bed chambers and
tiled bath on the second floor; two large
bedrooms and bath and storage room on
third floor; separate entrance porch; large
veranda and open terrace. Every modern
convenience; electric light, parquet floors.
golf, ideal outdoor and water sports SEM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
Alterations.
Manhattan.

HUDSON ST. lss i75 70 sy storss.. John
Rneolngs Sons 60 o. Y. owners and
iras,on. s., 900
5rH Az l2s and i3l and 4 Z 2oth At; 10 q S
sy and ~ showroom Ard lo, Roosete.,
Estate. 80 Pine a. owners: Parsdies 23l
18Th 81. Ercht. IS
B0GARr Az. n cor ssckeu y. sly frame
dvig IL 3Its FRANK Gilr IS Dsans Of. o-nsr .
MsA.I NoIthsLm. l0si 1rsmonl AZ. .rcht. 81 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
Rockawav Park Sales.

The RockawGy Park Realty Company
has sold for the estate OF Andre Cham
pollion two cottages on Beach l20th
ST.; also for Isaac Lubin a cottage on
Beach llsth St, RockAway Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET.
MEN JERSEY
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

Country Home ints,msnsn free TO srosesctfvs tsy'
en- List covers FIELD Call. write No agents Sec
Country Home Service 80 W 3lst at Tel 1851 Mad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20

10 Remodel l4th Street Store.
me former Henry Siegel store at
~. 80 az. and li'h 81. is TO be remod-
'ss for loft purposes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
Sales at Auction.

Al IL vesey st.:
BY Joseph p. DAY
$50 ST. sos z. n O. 100 "a az. 2srloos. s ST.
.nu, adjourned 10 DC, 20
s3D ST. sOi 4. ~ 1856 "a Az. f9rioo3. s sty
,cUp,. Adjourned % Oct 20
$50 ST. SOC D., 1871 . ID ~. 7sIl0oe. siy
.euml adjourned 10 o., 20
$50 ST. 3ll T., .. lss al AZ. Nrloos; ETY.
t<nKt ad.0urnei 70 Oet 70
nam ST ISL r. g loo LIST az fsIiil IL
looIi; sly t-rmt and stores; 10 the painun
40 Az. lisa. .. iss ilO,h Of, is.is 4 sy
i,nnt AID stores 70 the p..ntin for tleise
SrH Az ri - 1t1 3isi 81 u talS. J ~
t~um, and s,osss AID ssJ sr,snsioo to The plain-
III fos $40 900.
By Samuel Man.
1850 OF. s.s Y. 0 ., iss . "a ~. isIieo Ill ~
dvle, 10 tie plsnu1 fof V.sVo
Al the Brolr L1chanss
By yasph y. Day
YErnoEY Az, 80 1854 Montgomery Az sI
SlrIsr9s. vacant withdrew.
BY hsnp Brady
MARION Az, iIIt .. a. lsl,h st. II iorst q
By J u. N0~s
1850 OF. s35, . 100 Carpenter a.. f3sllt, sod
V Living n Tompsins fSs t.t1A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20

golf outdoor sports Send for photograph
r. F. BARNES, 40 Bwsy, N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
1876 East list St.

20 feet wide; 4 stories. high
stoop; splendid condition through
out; offered furnished or unfur-
nIshed; splendid and exclusive
block
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-26

iuNpuN jane 10 Altbnaah $40.
men eamplain ihai nrdaia efd dsrut
auvna aro cnnnaed la ise sirwcf srs.
% S. b mDf tnai msni dvfufitiura afe
oon hi emnsn Tee Imperial seifire
ORDER flibdtd ht tNr iafs klnf la.
eArd ia bestowed ntsm Nnmyn tuf
conspicuous hrarN 10 BE- nns ~ ihs
mnst CuNrsed Decorations Whist waRe,si
can wear uNaiilrr ihs rafNsais MED
sls faf ifc HaNiar in America The
order ~ tie uHAai Hsd crsrs IL hn.
oihef HisiHsciian resrrtri faf women
snn % is SILVER fHr merit and waller
iiHWaNrn n nnfsinr particularly army
and nsNf nuiaine fhe Or1cf of ~
lnhn III Jerusalem rfauun ihr eHHis
Hfw senlrr in iho fnHee ~ humsnnt
con Hisn hr enn hY ermpf Tire Ng.
Gag nf Merit founded nt hlnf fHenfi
81 bestowed nn nsen HNf wantn ahN
haar rainrd diHilHrunn ln HieHtHre
afi srlgncr. of Hnt ~ fnf ptHeefi at
diaut HslHno1 ffom the Waf afehsa
tu f0 fht uffarhi ilurcurr NiFinIn.
Rsie wsH ihe unis fealuicni
queen Nlflnua fouudrd lNe iiHsa|
eraet ~ Victoria anH Aners reserved
~ fhr indies ~ ruufpssn royal hunie.
hnifs The ffrHrh Urafs nf the i.eaioH
~ Honor baH been bestowed en nsmrf
The uflsr ~ Ni Catherine in hHarls
% womaus destination vhiis fpaln
f4gae, sad fNe tHfrtn beriop mrAai.
auI distinctions ~ aauahhaud
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-26

rOr1nK rl1rAiD N ST. tune la
Tnr FINISHING iuaf hss aft nsinH pat an
the Squads ~ Drowned enii.sinlis Nhn
diip' che affnN Nhf FhHiif ln the blH
intercollegiate regatta nn fhr iiadfap
on Monday 1Ns rHa' Efinna wri d.
Quilted fam1f,pv aud The buys viii b.
eiten d g1pd rrai bsfufs Ties ars called
iu tae starting line on Monday Tho
Leland Stanford Tfss shifh usadr ihs
l"nH trip ffnm taiifnnis Do take part in
fhr varsity race. - ai.ssins fine fafm.
according 90 the experts. snd $50 arf
Nnr trrlimgire ln go too Hhsp' Thef
rin have the inside rnurrr Meniai 20
ternesn. Niih taiar'nis nest and fnf
thfi into ihc atrram are tfnnefisanin
ss5aNass ena fornril
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-26
RATES:
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-26
For SaIe-Resl Estate.


FOR SALE rm puIek slls Improved
property pafinr 1895 NOT un flsao 600
fGi.r fS1n0a ntfef rnod until n0on
SATURDAY iiux ~ fhuns ds1 fgHl
make speciality ~ iaw interests
Hlt1 0r farm property Hs security an
loans Money furnished o. buy or
Improve. Address saiiduy. tis water
sirert sac
LAST CHANCE Tu BAY fhc hofi wa
ior front iat 800 best nrietbDfhpnd on
shell reneh rioTr in nj "a hafEnin
reasonable tafmn sidun Harris. Aus
Un. Texaa ego
tpH SALE AZ bargain. ~ lots in
Block a. S,Frest addition tis30 90.
ts0e 90 cash Balance 90 suit m pef
rent interest ChaA. stotau. ifNins
rrNaa. 81
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-26
~ UII7NTf ~
Phone T26

Corpus Christi The cieanrs, aud
asa!ihifst spot in Texas The iasai
place fDg n home
Iheee ~ NJ easier way ~ make
money thRn Co save a.
There 10 no better way 81 nnvu money
than hy investing IL IN Real Estate
Buy n home. nuy q iot. buy fur d spec
uiatian ~e wil make and save you
money.
BARGAIN south nhfr close ~
broadway. fine ~ hume. iufs nearby
soils fur 81 600 90 this riuce 81 fni
saie ~ roo go see ihis Tor - spccUis
sinn. rs worth twice TN price.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-26

WANTED TO THAr1r loo foot east
'front.' Chaparrai street improved pro
.parfV a nine room modern house on
me property aIsa Z room modern ~
taee. property umrcumtffe1 Nm
t,.,sr for Improved unircunlsfei fAstn
ss.H or wrlfe. Bowler Realty Co. als
Taylor 81
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-26

FDR SALE smaA sehol'-saie business
naVine tls600 per month above az "a.
narer No cnmpeiiun. cur Coast
fnuntry Seeing r. believing LIT m
.bow yau f7s9eo cash Write iicx -
care caller
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-26
Lost and Found.

Lost Note eeoh win aadFessre. uf
arrs. etc gnlur rcd alro ups heN -
Mems Hose gosur white $50, he
wrapped in Newspaper finder lraNo
"a caller office
LOST Purse containing C. q A. card
frerlpis aud OTHER papers Reward fur
rciufn o. iax 21f Caller office tu.s
FOUND Near thr Tex MrA depot
one pair ~ gold rmmed spcctaclos in
case. owner may have same n paving
fog this advertisements 1000
LOST sgbe0 reward far the return ~
u handbag containing g. Cots wNoi
scr brlrlna steer hoad nn isft slide
~ handle MV ~ clrara and ,iUthinR
.ost ag She'll Rad about ths first ~
tuHe mr IN handle ~ grin with namr
~ DrcaF Vhmdtsun finder please 20.
tWn 90 rhci Lud riiH ufnCe oscar
Thompson 1851
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-26

d. =
l.nanlfe aie scush rr,.aa~ay 49, s.s
l0''h RENT two r.o,.s h, -.-,,--,-
'e'he. southeastern .,s..'-.. 49,
Furnished 49, NftNNtN, he~ b
60 -. i'f Hight huus,kse pInr-
ass.. 80 ''lene' coniieiuus 40 hath
,,.., 49, irratinn IN beach and 80
'' ~ n'ce 'aieinV distance ;r.ar-
- ''N'''a Address Caller ssi. 80
s,as fsNr- ''ne s.r.om aos-e NJ,
c',iFen'enets completely rero.nf.t \,
~, .le ana eu' Corner ~ n..laslA~. ~,
water. fhene MA 49,
FoR RENr A s-recm f,r-,.,--.,
s louise .-on car line and pnes4 sir.s,
--.- -.-..Ny, tiog
TOR REN'r--s.rccm naus. wl,, gs,.
desirable hcation -sppi, tso. ~
qni'e street Phone ass sxss,
s''h hkNr- pwsMinr - ra.m. .-sg
North hrndway. Modem .~'s..,,,,'
s'Nen 1osh. - June apps Il Ia 49,.
ase' g. G. National BsnA nds va
----------'-
Dor RENT Twc COL u,s,s,rs r.,,,.
,neitfn, uafurnished. sN.sa Der morfs
l+ei Mesquite street. 50
--t'k hhNr Compg~t. dafrv outrt
lb' ACRES grass two houses aa r,.
H'oct Address M H. cauisy caty
lssSl
FOR RENT 2 nice unf,rnist,.t fr.ot
ruonis WIN firht lam ana ,.f.r 49,.
ssp0 ilv1 Mesgalie street fsit
.-..---a---.---s--.... .....-..-..
FOR kENT Southeast rooms m,.s
ern ennycmen~cs IN rrisat. hom. sa
Mesquite street Ga
FOR RENT Ny home on Nnrth il,s,eh
nic'N furnished l-reoms ans bath
sls Paul Place Phone efs 1875
FURNISHED ROOMS EpWorth ann
80 reomsl $3.50 20 t2se per wech m,
cool spot Battle ~ EpWarth 1867
fon RENT Completely rnrnhh.a
reom hous" an bp apply al tgfr
Water street loss
Rooms niceii furuishcd. fI0o6 ia
month tsso reoms tldoe prr month
also apartments cheap bath house IN
connection CieIn beds and tooI
rooms Located oa ray VIII rent
Kitchen and dining room apply M
1920 Water street. tosi
FOR RENT 3 lovely conneetiag r,ons
with private bath Phone llGS loss
FOR RENT Stand rirhta st ihe 90
wilton at RnckpoFt Texas fur rent 20
reasonable price Write y E Jacobs
Manager. iegg
FOR RENT Apartments for rent Va
Born Apartments South mum ehnie,
apartment South side second fnoy
five rsomr bath and 2 sleeping porfh-
o.. an screened and modern through
out electric lights gas aae water
Phone ia2 1884
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-26

The Callers cirrulati"n aA'e'eH ~
snits in ADVERTISING --
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-26
PEEL
BROS.
BEER

30 orders solicited In violation Of
Tovas Stpfa iav-s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-26

roRrrs CHRISTI le.ss the world ~
tbs question - Fas nod oii-ffft
pALACE TAI<sItH lsaas Corpus
Christi ln ihs eiraninE aud pressing
sukine.s, Phone sss. -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-26

DETECTIVES ~ dniertitr earn
ARE sslsues. plenty - ifafeiinF
male ard female Write enpt Down.
~. Fat 1903. Providence. d. 80
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-26

FoR BALE OR rRAf)R one s0-herRe
oower American underniunr auiohio-
oilo al q bargain II taken az once
Phone i9s or cali a SIS Water olym
~. e,.rags toss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-26
Miscellaneous.

FSFffYsFNT rrnEAr ~ Lo9-
psfd street. Phone fi1i Aaio and ~
male hsip Furnished. s4h
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-26

FnEr We fte twenty nfs cent
rfinN uelfes with oFerf - fenia wuriu
~ bread tickets bought ffpm The Ca
sino steam Bakery. fhir Wses pnif.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-26
Typewriter Exchange.


ehiets Aa';,r-T- l'as e. ,nlfr unrh
i'nuhr SIC
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-26

-. - hnN l--'ne t.r.om nea.e al,
o",iFen'en'es ecfnpistsis raro,at,i ~
~, ~ ana ou' cofnerI..r u. .lasiAr. ~,
water. fhene MA 49,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-26

sn,ns .'N - Two ruosns .n private
49, southeastern exposure. n.ui,
~ .'Nnsa for light. huus.l s.ni...
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-26

Fvs RENr A s-room f,,rrl-s-.-,
ess Liberty. NV" 1870
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-26

'icssalie location 4. l'.s-s ~ '1'h
,,,. $50, - ~~.s'nE Distance Groan-
-'4 ''s'rea Address Caller ssi az
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-26

ftin SALr rhe tpo.siaf, f.r.s
as.ll6ing censisiinr Il taa slars. .nA
W siasia r4'ns itsrstei sd ~
~ ans NJ t4i fhsa4rfal sifett steros
~ 's nei-H Hs lrtf tufin Siars and
.iiNih MsNiHeff fur hastf U.s.
L,he tH~ and rcmnta huuaInt t.rsm
nihs tnh ilh Nsieahir nlass fi,,nts
NnN iots ~ Fuod lufnasf ln uulidins
NHpN 9 q N7ifmtn iaons So ils
ffsA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-26

fon SAI.F so flnH hnrsr. bsFrs end
hafness Albert cassiet. tes Chapafrai.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-26

WANTED a god Jersey COW mDsi
80 cheap address zsb ward. nfiah.
tom Tsksa i4st
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-03
WHAT THE RECORDS SHOW

Records and reports in State Auditor S
Office show that the new State Board of
Agriculture spent $61S for automobile hire
in conducting the State Fair in 1915. In
1914 the cost was SOL. This is another
reason why the state fair went broke and
in the hole The extravaganza and stu
pidity of cheap john politicians is moth
ing short of criminal. If a poor devil
who was hungry would steal S35 from
the state he would. if convicted, go to
the penitentiary. Seven hundred news
papers in Ohio and many other creditors
who helped to make the State Fair, have
got nothing for service rendered. This
sum S618 is enough money to buy an au-
tomobile. It's joke when Governor Will
lis talks economy in his administration
He ought to hang his head in shame when
he reviews the record made by his agri-
culture board during past four months,
Nothing done. Wreck, ruin, extraVa-
gance, disgrace, and the darkest page in
Ohio agricultural history is the story All
this brought about that one or two poor,
helpless pets might have a job
The dear farmers, who failed to get
any of the thousands of free passes will
have to grow more than 1 1000 bushels of
corn at 80 cents per bushel to pay for the
auto hire of the wrecking crew for one
week. Nine members of the board are
heartily sick of mixing politics with agri-
culture Governor Willis has bossed the
job.-Putnam County Sentinel
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-03
NEW
Implement Company Formed
by Well Known HuStIerS
Who Have Leased Old Garage
Building st. AHarys Man 20
BE the Manager.

A. H. Querinjean. Of the CelIna Auto
Co.; Herman Cron, Of the VIM. Cron Sons
Co.; Joseph Mendenhal, travelling sales
man for the New Idea Manure spreader
Works. at Codwater for the past several
years, and c, +. Zimmerman. formerly Of
the Gordon Hauss- Folk Co. OF st. Marys.
under the firm name Of the Celina Imple-
ment Company will within the next cou-
pie Of weeks open up a large and up-to-
date implement store in this city.
The new firm has leased the old gar
age building on the east side Of South
Main street, formerly used by the Celna
Auto Company. The Interior Of the
building viii be slightly rearranged and
the large amount of floor space makes
the room an ideal one for the contemplat-
ed line OF business
The new business venture win be in
charge of Mr., Zimmerman. as manager.
lie has been in the farm machinery and
implement business for many years, and
has a wide acquaintance among the farm
'ls VI AilA9 'bAllANT lAaNAilk AbllllNliN AAAtA
as manager for the Gordon Hauss- Folk
Co, when they had stores In this city
and at Mendon. For the last several
years he has had charge Of that COM
pany's implement store at st. Marys. Mr..
Mendenhall is well acquainted with the
farm machinery and implement line and
an exceptional salesman. As both Messrs.
Cron and Querinjean are hustling and
business men there is no doubt
but that the new enterprise will be made
a go.
For number of years Celina has been
without an implement store.
We have had several local statesmen for
implements and farm machinery, but
none are progressive and the largest
amount of this kind of business has gone
taking the farmers to other
owns, where they would naturally do
much of their other buying. The new
irm will open up possibly the most need
I'd line of business in the city, and will
add an impetus to the rapidly growing
business on South Main street. The !
lew business concern will be located just
/ square south of The Democrat office.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-03
TOWN TOPICS

Mrs. Henry Mack is i'll at her home on
East Fulton street.
C. w. Becher and W. B. Rumple, of
Chattanooga. were among our callers yes
terday. They were in town with their
better halves the latter doing some shop
ping.
Ross Hight, of Kiefer, Okla; Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Mckee and Cali and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Hight, of Dayton, and Mrs
Hal Brewer of Auglaize county, have
been called to this city on account of
the serious illness of Mrs. Lucinda Hight
Manager L. S. Philley, of the Ames
Bending Co., received word last Sunday
of the death at Decatur, Ind, on Satur-
day of his sister, Mrs. H. L. Coverdale.
She was so years of age and is survived
by five children and three brothers. Mr.
Philey attended the funeral services held
at the Baptist church at Decatur last
Monday afternoon.
The nine year old son of Mr. and Mrs
Gilliland West Logan street, was acct
dentally shot with % caliber rifle last
Saturday, the bullet penetrating the alb
domen a few inches below the hip bone.
Luckily the lead missile was found inn
bedded only a few inches in the flesh and
was successfully removed The lad is
getting along as well as could be expect
ed
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-03
FORMER
CeIIna Woman Meets Death at the
Hands of Her Husband at
Atlanta, Georgia.

Mrs. Gertrude Wadrop, Of Lima, was
shot and killed by her husband Wednes-
day night at Atlanta. Ga. He then shot
himself
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Limbaugh, 1924 w.
Wayne street. parents of the woman re-
ceived word of the tragedy yesterday.
The first message merely stated that Mrs,
Wadrop had been shot and killed.
Following the inquiry, a second mes
sage revealed that the husband had fired
the bullet. After shooting his wife he
had turned the weapon upon himself and
fired. Mr.. and Mrs, Limbaugh left yes
terday afternoon for Atlanta.
The Wadrops had been married for Sc
veral years and had no children.
Mrs. Wadrop had been previously mar
ried to Bruce Yingling, formerly of Lii
ma. Shortly after obtaining a divorce
from Yingling, Mrs. Wadrop left for At
lanta to visit an uncle, a brother to Mr..
Limbaugh. 1t was while on this visit
that Mrs. Wadrop met Wadrop, They
were married at Atlanta.-Lima Daily
News
Mrs. Wadrop, will be remembered by
many residents of this city as Mrs Ying-
ling, wife of Proprietor Bruce Yingling,
of the Ashley Hotel
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-03
BEES
OfCOngreSSiOnaI Variety Buzz
ing in Old Fourth
Cooke, TOuVeIIe, Cunningham
WeIty and Marshall Said to
he In BarkIs Glass.
~. w. Faulkner. in the Cincinnati En-
uuireF1

~, w, Faulkner, in the Cincinnati En-
quirerl
on his way to the courthouse In Wapa-
koneta the other day to try damage
suit. Hon. ], Henry Cooke. told the re-
porter for Major Bill Hoffers paper that
It was too early TO talk about running
for Congress next year In the Fourth
Congressional district The alert and ac-
tive young reporter had exhibited a clip
ping from a Lima newspaper In which re-
gret was expressed that the hooks had
been thrown into Henry last year in the
primaries when "Dick" Cunningham was
nominated. and rather honeylng up to
the Auglaize statesman.
This person smiled modestly. spoke
about the prematurity of the thing and
then excused himself because the court
house bell was ringing for his case. From
several more or less reliable and trust
worthy sources the information Is reap
ed. cleaned and harvested that there viii
be big doings in the Fourth District
woods next year. They meaning the fell
lows who are expecting to run the pri-
maries, are expecting that Allen county
Will present two noble, upright, distin-
guished and favored political sons, Hon.
N. W. Cunningham, who got the same
hooks at the election that lacerated Cooke
at the primaries, and Hon. Benjamin
Franklin Welty, foe of vice in every town
and sturdy champion Of the common peo-
pie as against the carnivOrous corpora
tions.
There is also talk that William Tou-
Vele of Celina, who had two cracks at
the job and served four fat and prosper
Gus years at Washington, is again af
hicted with a desire to give the people of
the district fitting representation in the
halls of legislation. At this late date II
is possible to say whether Cap. TouVelle
was given some medals for distinguished
service while attached to the public SER
vice, but perhaps some resident of the
district can furnish the information to
inquirers. Also there is some furtive ru-
morning that Charlie Marshall, of Sidney
and Columbus, will try to realize upon
past heavy investments in primary cand-
idacieS.
However, there doesn't appear to be any
stiffening to these whispers and the
chances are about 100 to 1 that there are
nothing in them. AS for the outcome,
dOtGht WAS tiiAiltlg right III 6dglit ltdt
it is a mite early to begin figuring The
state leaders realize that some carpenter !
ing and gluing are necessary in the dis
trict If it is to remain a Democratic Glib
raltar, which it wasn't las fall when Sen
ator j. 10. Russell, of Sidney, was elected |
as a Republican Congressman and Cox |
had the pantalons whacked off'n him.
There seems to be a demand for some of
these get together" and get from un-
der" dinners among the warning brethren |
such as the Republicans have been giving |
since 1913, the year of the big flood.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-12-03
PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. T. 3. Reid. Of Oreyille,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs f. N. McNare.
Hubert Bretz is home for a brief vaca-
tion with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, w.
II. BretZ.
Toledo, have returned home after a visit
with relatives in this city.
Attorney o. J. Myers is home from an
extended tour of the West which includ-
ed visit at the Exposition.
church are home from a Thanksgiving vi
sit with relatives at Delaware.
Mrs. f. ]. cellars, of Giponsburg, who
of her mother, Mrs. Margaret Shank has
returned home.
Attorney and Mrs. j. Cotter Dugan, Of
Kenton, have returned home after
spending a Thanksgiving vacation with
their parents in this city
Grocer Elmer Brandon and daughter
Lola, were called to Lima last Sunday by
the critical illness of the farmers moth
er, Mrs. COrdelia Brandon, who lies at the
point of death, with but little hopes of
recovery.
Mrs. William Rudicel, OF Pontiac, Mich,
Mrs. Scott Gaddes and Miss Grace Garn-
ier of Springfield, returned to their res
pective homes last Monday, after visiting
over Thanksgiving and the week end with
Mrs. Felicia Gebele.
Miss Lena Steinbrunner, of Victoria,
formerly deputy in the auditors office un
der her brother, Auditor j. f, Steinbrun-
ner, was in this city last Friday on her
way to Columbus where she will enter
Mt Carmel hospital for a three year
course.