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Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-06
AT THE CHURCHES
~ p..nl.. Eni.cnnnI rhnrch

ruth aud Orange streets. Twenty
third sunday alter Trinity SUNDAY
school at 10 a. N Morniug service,
with htany and address by the lay
reader. at II a. III.
:, = =
Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Paul g stevens of santa Ana
will preach in the Presbyterian church
tomorrow at IL Il. IN. and Z p. m. Spc-
,ial attention j. directed To the carly
hour of thc evening service. OWNS
10 the fact that Ee.. SteVeu- is Obliged
to leave ON tn So tram for Los an
gcles. the service must hcgu half
hour before the u#ual timc.
= = X
FIRST Bnptist Church.
Tho p,stor VIII ialze for hi morn
Inns thomt. Is Il l." 4 L. O'clock the
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REALTY TRANSFERS
Hanues Il. Afmann to }. o. Butts.

Reported daily by the Peoples Ab
tract and Title Company:
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-06

The Strong and
the Weak
All Can Obtain Benefit From
Matted Milk.

No matter whether YOU are weak
, ling or an athlete. old or young, heal
thy or an invalid. YOU will be bonc-
fitted by including regularly i'm your
diet that wonderful food product
known as Matted Milk.
a good matted milk consists of the
autr,ttvs clements of the richest cows
milk aud malt. together with other
strengthening cereals. scientifically
combined. Ii is not a medicine, but
delicious food-drink -paIatable, nu-
tritious and invisoratiug.
But there are different qualities Of
Matted Milk. and one cannot afford
to experiment with inferior kinds. 1t
is safe. however. 20 be guided by the
experts al lie san Francisco eXposi-
ton. who have awarded THE Grand
Prize thighest possible aWard) to
that famous brand known as "Bor-
deu's Matted Milk in the square Pack
age
Borden's is manufactured by q SUI
perior process. which results in the
caseiu or cheesY part of the milk be
ing partially pre-di gcsted. It contains
i'm their Just proportions the elements
that supply and rebuild wastes of us
sue and nerve force. BOrdcn's mas
uutty, snappy flavor all its own
which holds every one that tries 1T.
Insist upon Borden's-in the Square
Package. At all good druggists.-AdV
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-06

Hanues Il. Armann to }. O. Butts, W
y $ l. y T. block S, CaieNico.
Joe Paser ct uN. 10 Frank T.. Fcadc-
1891 acres in tract les. lo-l5.
Title Insurance and Trust Company
to Patrick Il. Quinn, lot 1G, block 2l
Caipatria.
L. $. A. 10 Charles W. Carter as
signoe. 14 section 81, 12-15. 3-J
acres.
Title Insurance and Trust Company
u T.. 4. Adams. lot II, block -. CALI
patria.
Harry l.. Person ct ux. to T. T. Cook,
lot t.. block $. Burke subdivision El
Cutro addition 10. l.
Hayuah Il. Nardoek to }. =, Haliala,
SE &. NY and north 30 acres of
%E sly l. section 4. l4-16.
Edward \. Perliss e uA. TO \. :.
M,naue, Jr. etal. lot 4, block 81, Park
Addition To Il Centro
George T. Graham TO Nellie Larson
lot s. block Il. First Addition to ca
lcNiDo.
William + Kranpkc ct uN. to Thorn
a.. l. Youuk, lot l, block is, rcsubdi-
li.toa CalcNico.
Allie r Doke ct ]. 10 Varney Bros
c.. lot 10. block 81. Brawlcy.
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THE unique


We have modern, up-to-datc plant
vs., ar, equipped to DO work which
will satisfy the most critical and cH-
acting patronage and Will guarantee
satisfaction IN all eases and assure
you that every garment cntru ted to
u. viii be handled by expert help
only.
Try us Tor sanitary Cleaning.
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First Methods. Episcopal Church,

SiNIh and Commcrcial streCJ.; II. =
Clark. pastor. sunday school, 9:15
pubiic Worship. Il; the sacrament OF
the Iord's supper Will he administered
EpWorth Lcaeuc. Gs5n; The pastor leads
Evening service. 1:5u: subject, "a self
Invited Guest." rhe choir Will render
special music both morning and oven
ing Mid-waell prayer and praise serv-
ice Wednesday at 7:3o. II viii be Jed
this week by the EpWorth League
Young people a well as others are
especially invited. strangers and
friends alike are welcome TO all the
services of the church.
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{ ItriSIian { hurch.

The Bible school opens at 10 a. m
A place and a welcome for young and
old. Preaching by the pastor. Rev
" G.. ConleY, Il: subject. "Mastcr Mo
tivcs"; male quartotte, Guide Ne. @
Savior" lTowneD; soprano solo. "Got
My Father, Leud Thine Aid" COehimcn
Miss Chestnut: trio. "Praisc Nc Lord
God AImishtza fVardD. Christian En-
dcavpr. 60: subject "ralks Waiting
fo" the Church of Christ Preaching
by the pastor. 80. subject "How a
Moral Man Wa saved" All are cor
daily invited.
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Christian science Services.

The El Centre Christian Science So
ciotv holds services every Sunday
morning at i O'Clock. subject tomor-
row. adam and Fallen Man sunday
school at 9:15 a. m. Wednesday even
ing testimonial meeting at o'clock
An services are held in Davis hall
corner Fifth and Main streets En-
trance on Firth street The reading
room is located in The same building
Room b. II is open daily. except sun
day. and legal holidays from 1 to
d. m.
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Moved To I3I Crntr0.

r. a. c. Atwood. Ostcopath, from
Riverside. Is now living al the corucl
o' rltE md Oiive streets, and ha,
arranged hls office, temporarily, al hjs
home Two blocks south OF the El Cen
tro National Bank. Or. Atwood has
been here 50 much the last few year.
that he is known To many and is glad
now to be located here for the prac-
ticc of his profession.-Adv 1G,
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-06
prcsh,tcrian ahnrch.
Isir.t pnptisf 0hiircI

Is The pastor viii jaEe for hla morn
* ing theme. Is Il l." 4 L. o'clock the
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NniIcN Snnitnrimm.

Eat of noltvllle. Fiftn street Iona
Linda methods. Phone S9F13. Trans
portatiou provided from all parts OF
valley. Rates reasouablc.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-06

General transfer and storage. Prices
right. Ed Royce. 613 Main.-Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04

!, llIsh psspls xass u W. = II
AarxJI
A xrssk nlns psrkaps moss IL
ilszanssa hAxs Their pslStaai5k MI 60
'fsrisssneass st - st'lalaxA s6d Alxes
afayrs wpn6erfal R&sae<yE ssar4s N
a the nrst dcss u rnk sasuakA ~
ferszs en- shs wi VI hAnisA 1hA Asat
tIgsa nxusna III
Il 4 saltsn win sne6ess sHlxywAsru.
Here - sAe wez1z ~ TIA sFenns<aee
pe0pie no have sAkeA III.
MISS CORA FISHER seS Saxon
afsnns. GsmpAis Stave lsken yuur
msAicias and h wofked tIke ii cAasa--
hAs removed QuIt6 4 nnnhef III sAiI
sscnss n does iast ~ yca sAid \
would. :
MRS W. j, WARD sparta. Tsaa.~-~
u can honestly rsccmmena yonr rem.
say ID MI suEsrera fsuna ccnnsipatian
ana stomach trouhisa fntigests0n
seems q thing II tho psss With me-
Mayr's wondsFtsl RsmEdx gives par
mAnent s~aalta for stomach. liver ard
iEsssstlnai ailnseHtA Eat - much and
Whatever yoa Ike. No mors distress
aftef eating, pressure a 90 m the
stomach and around the heart. Get eaa
bottle or yoar draKgist nor and try u
On an absolute ESarAntee-~if moi satlsp
factory money viii be rstarusdsv-Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04
FINDS LESSON IN THE War


That there are four great lessons b.
ins taught By the present war IN No
rope was the declaration OF DesA
George Hodges Of Cambridge Theoloss
ical Seminary, former seetor Of Cal
vary EpiscopAf church. Cambridge, In
Q sermon ON THE war from the pak
pit be used 10 cccapy 10 Calvary. 70
Gently.
This war win teach that = natioa
10 not exalted By material strength.
said he. TO BE- exalted = nation must
have. besides material strength. tho
true ideaix Of brotherhood. The SEQ
end lesson that this war IL teaching ID
that might IL not right. and any nation
that thinks 90 to the contrary will 70
gret II. The third lesson In that PEG
pie have been wrong In saying that
men arc invincihis ss!ssh. for this war
offers thcusanda and thousands cf
rAsea ar men gladiy aivinx m then
lives. The fourth lesson u that Tia
old belief that war Is glorious Is Z
false hsilsf War 10 far from glorsoal
and we are realizing {. today ~ nevso
before. Because Of the neglect Of A.
tionai Christianity We End this war
existing today. Christianity 10 for M
tons 81 we'll 40 for individuals and
that viii be the one great. comprehsn
sive lesson this war win teach"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04

ssAs szss 4 - / sIiiI - ilA
- EAsra. = VI
.Wts a. tbiid sitlg scast ~
stat rseaa. al f1As tlmay
u 4 nessr iss III IT, hAnil- E
Wsin&R ys=s areI kseplaS nakhins
baekF'
''Nothing ut Inv terror al ths sisskt
II Rida ExnnanE IN ali hiasdy u aHcage
60 pSppis pressing zixes him.
Sincerity stRx u ler nnsilnnr INA a
bar vcicSL .fhs ta1Ss hreAtlssa nlpre
easily aEd made tie renmxa:
mo ons win haaring rntmrsRrsd
chs realise To susDieion x tAs Dad.
nor can anyons wh0 Is nos suksscs N
attaeAs iiks mime ecneaavs tho doabts
Win which 1 man % euFssd stsws
those who have bs,&n active shout him
whiie the woFid 10 him vas hlank.-
( Tins bio dismissed she present suh-
tect 10 surpriss her By Q renewal Of
he old ons.
whist Ere your reasons. cid In.
"for the kcp4s yca have Just sx-
pressed. think Il Your duty 70 tell
ne before ws 20 any further.
Excuse me for tonight what I
have 10 tailor rather. what I hSss 10
show yuu-rsQuires daylight Then,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04

We are to consider that naticns iiks
Rome. France. Austria, Russia. Great
Britain. have gone forward By the
millennium--th thousand yeara We
have not yet grown into our name, We
are . nation In cur email clothes
Americal Il 10 aiready--tdating from
1sss)---somethinS bigger than the
United stata& We arc even more
fortunate than Rome. f0f Il = b NJ
turs's intent r. widen our hive. and u
X weld in any way conciliste the In
dian-Spanish and Indian Portuguese
a the South. ~ could wisely and
without humiliation ahandcn our shfT
CLARK vespucius and accept our cap
tains name OF Columbia tor cur hugs
portion Of the western world. Coium.
hia may become the gem Of tAs oceAnA
SIX seas may lap her heaehea. --Joh1
McOovern. In National Magazine
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04
NONSENSE TO STAY m RuT
Ability TO sRisss In Life 10 Moro o.
Lees Present In Every
Human Being

In every business there are many
who know nothing about their possi-
hilites. They live humdrum lives.
Flooding along In tho same old ruts
from day 10 day. but In business
sense they are practically dead and
finish thar business careers without
waking up--they Just exist They
see m occasional man rise up from
the mass on the wings OF fortune or
fame He 10 q nine-day wonder. and
then the rest Of the community sst.
Tie down again and wait for some
thing TO turn up for them-
The hidden forces for rising out Of
the ruta are TO DO found In oil ~ordi.
nary" folk. All that II needed to put
those forces 70 work b an awaken.
-ing--a realization thai Graat ,aiinFt h
behind great accomplishments. Fame
and fortune DO not come anbiddsn.
They come only by reaching out and
grasping them a. they pass b..
The man who II satisfied with things
n they are. win never rise above his
fellows, but the man who reaches
ont and grasps svefs opportunity b
tho man upon whom good luck win
smile.
The hidden power h IN ycu, an
right, and there II viii stay until ycu
wake up and 80 out in the world and
make yourself known. Modssty may
be q virtue. but merit that vaunts H.
self occasionally Ii the kind that brings
home the money 10 the wife and chill
;iren.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04

u fits " - sseEimE ~ sssI
,saasessnna thA lhazs# t-sAaa ~ Nsrs.
.kvsHsls tAoaSks - shc1l1 10 We
II fellow.
lfAs eka great questiOn whiEA had
aKitaxedllsF whs thkz EhHEA aAs txnsk
the 1adssf KFsiI ssnea the discovery
whiEh haa ehznssa Rsakikars ps0@
pects slpa 80 lnstiaesisSls ::aSsaed te
tAAs Sns source fer 10 ena ssras&thy.
lsut her nth hAd hss1 sEsly ssRkss
Il iAs ias1Fsiaw III sliateA 10 w&s
n0s shs frisnd shs I'D hoped % An6
10 had inshxted ur0a her hssh&ndiI
Ezsilt and ~ hnG rsnsinea unnors6s
"A init vsFy iitfie mcvsA. NJ - o.
app0intmsnt Ok III son--hk ely w.
nsaining I'm 10 liia ya6Rs uskfaiidsr
might ssen cnid--botA mxnnsf and
tazpsr wcnid naturally hs mach a.
fscted nv his unicae anA scllsasy mode
cf Iifs--nas a. heart hs must lave Oh.
We. n was not b nacnrs 5or it n
b otherwise. And yst--s
II was u this point sn her muains
that shsrs came one az tia krsaks n
her restiaes pacing. she was always
II IN tluvEfsivs temperament. and a.
ways Giving way 20 n Sitting dowa
before rsper and iak sAs wrots ths
following aaes:
MY parlimg II unh&ppy Ch1lGs
I know tkaa shis sGasen tosrney on my
psxs mist s<Ffks yoa - cruel wAsn. q
ever. yor rssd your sscther'e presence
ana care But tho lore ! fssi Dor goa
my Rsuthsf. y deep sncuxh 70 eanss yca
.s S s- ss = - ~, IN z e. ~ Y s IN:
shadowy guest hslfevs. what I said %
you On isayin<. that great injustics vas
demo yoar tathsr. Fseiing 30 shall re-
main auissesnt .nd r.. yessn 40 W .
ss Y ST. =, ne ar NATE. xs e. sssss IT. 80
ssncs whsa knevis4ss would have ssvsa
you shock and bitter dizsliastqn. bot I viii
not add 10 my faux ths tnsrMA % qnN-
ardiy soal Have 2Atisncs win "a. thsns
and eontinus 70 cherish thsss sfsssarea
q truth and affection whieh yea nav enc
enc Who has right 10 s&sh sd N ~
them.
This d yoyr moshsr's pssyers-px-
BoRAH ecovnLE
n was not easy for her 10 sign
herself thua n was q name which
shs had tried her best b forget for
twelve long. preoccapied ysArs. nut
her purpose had been accomplished.
or would DO when once this letter
reached Reuther, With these words
In declaration against her she could
not retreat from the stand she had
therein taken.
She recommended that rapid walk.
ing TO and FRO which was working
such havoc In the nerves Of the man
On the room below her When shs
paused IT was TO rannaes . trunk and
bring out q fat wallet filled with news
paper clippings. many Of them discoi-
cred by time, and all Of them showing
marks Of frequent handling.
The first was black with old head
lines:
cro NE coNTiNuEp,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04

Cyrrss gave ifs name 10 the mctsl
copper. For II was from this Island
that the Romans got thtar supplies Ct
the metal. which they knew a. -Cy.
priur aes." or, for short -Cyp.tum,
IN late Latin -cuprnm.- Another q.
nous prod1ct Of the island wss . tree
---nct the cypress. which has nothing
10 DO with Cyprus. kut the cyprus"
fror which : valuable Oh wss made.
But Il is better worth remembsrins q
gopher" the Hebrew name o. -
wood Of which NcaAis orb VS. built 4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04

a. she became conscious Of his aston.
ishment. added falteringly;
Have you any objection to meeting
me tomorrow on the blur overlooking
DARK
The Judge was looking at her: no
had not moved; nor had m eyeiash
stirred. but the rest Of that sentence
had stuck In her throat and she found
herself standing a. immovably quiet
- he.
why theref" he asked
~Because"---her words came slowly.
haltingly, ~ che TREMENDOUSLY, almost
feartully. felt her way with him--"be-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $3.50 other place
|--where--I can made-my point"
He smiled. II was his FIRST smile
In years and naturally was 4 little
constrainsd--and, to her eyes At least,
almost more terrifying than his frown.
why have you waited Till nowf"
be called out. forsetful that they were
not alone In tho house. forSstful. ap-
pareutly, Of everything but his sur.
price and reputation why not have
made use Of this point befors II was
TOO iatsf You were q your husbands
trial: yos were even on the witness
standfs
r.. She nodded. thoroughly coxsd' u
last both By his Indignation and the
revelation contained In this question
Of the judicial mind--"why now. when
the time was thsuf"
Happily, sHs had an answer.
fudge ostrander. had reason
for that too: and. Ike my point Il
ID . good onA But do not ASK me for
Il tonight. Tomorrow viii tell you
everything. But II win have 10 be
In tho place I have mentioned. win
you come to the bluN whore the ruins
are onehalf hour before sunset
Please be enact ~ to the time. You
viii see why. II you come
He leaned across tho tAbie-they
were on opposite sides OF it--piungink
his eyes into hers. then drew back. and
remarked with an aspect Of gloom but
with much less the appearance Of dis
trust:
"A very odd request. madam. hope
you have good reason for IT," adding.
Il bury Bella tomorrow and the GENE
tary h IN this direction. win meet
you where you Gay and 1t the hour
you name
And. regarding him closely ~ hs
spoke. she saw that for al the cor
reetnees OF his manner and the bow
Of respectful courtesy with which hs
instantly withdrew. that dsep would
b. his anger and unQuestionahle the
results to her n she failed to satisfy
him At this meeting Of the value Of
her point In reawakeninS Justice and
changing public opinion.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04
[laIkfk)|CN
e Avua Kdfaine(Dpen
Rustnfons 81 CDHodes
sYnopsiA

A eursoua crowd ok neighhCEM invede
e. HzyHeertOns homo IL 1aags Cstxsndef.
fpNnU fudge and eccentste reetuze. FOL.
tpwiza YELLED WOMAN Who kAs Eninea
entfnnpe through the gzfes of tha high
&fuhse barriers SURROUNDING the place.
h4 woman has disappeared but the judge
servant appears n 4 dying condilion ana
Hysrsuta entFAnes 70 Q secret door. Bella
0e9 Tho Judge Awnkea. Miss wears
s9psaias 70 him what has eccurrea dnrtns
NJ sasFurA He secretly discovers the
whsFsahouts ef the vpiisd woman. She
Hsuyss 70 be. the widow 0f raen uted
Dor PEARS before Her daughter b en-
gAEsd 10 ths Judges con, from whom no %
eeSAnssd. but the murder " betwesn tho
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04

EemAz An1Essax. AsRis liss#t vrAts
sarnes. speeks = taks - AetAsa
aEainsk : negro hamed J0AA Aank
mona heeansA ~ nsxFN klizeA Il isrxs
rAtfieszaks Ill sfr. AntilonyH fatnA se
ccnaing q = wzternss tiat ossfe1
spcndsss al the Nsw Ycrk san.
Mr. Anshnay easrhes III snAkes n
kis settismsnt ana ssils thsin. and -
figures tiiat the negro haa csased hsn
! ioss 4 4 leass 80 n kIlAlnk the IT,
laEr.
fSasnman5 waal working near ".
Anthonys Ilhrm. and when ~ saS
. waiter As ioet - iims n Esssinit
II cas Il ne w&y Tho anRks hze
thisrsen safsles IN abalfoa-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04
CHAPTER v


Ono u ne iodgerz At the Ciaymors
Inn had great cause Tor complaint the
next morning. A restless tramping
over his head had kept him awake Ill
night. That II was intermittent had
made Il oil the more intoierahle. Just
when he thought II had stopped Il
would start up sgain--to and fro. to
and FRO. as regular as cloctvork and
much more disturbing.
But the complaint nsve~ reached
MrA. Averiil The lAndlAdy had beGa
restless herself. Indeed. the night
had been one Of thought and feeling
To more than one person iri whom we
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04
HON she ENDED TEN
YEARS or SKIN TORTURE

Get. 8. tniS:-~sI Mad eczsEnA N
nv fAss ct ssn yesrA fissIs red PIN
plsa fcFmed In = small spet en- ~
shin and sAsa sprssd I'll over my fAee.
Thw itcAed and baraed me swnally.
] tried simpss evswy rsmedy And trsat.
mant that could - sssd Ar thfs trou-
bic. but nothing dld me any Eood !
sssd reslnol ointment and resinel
soap ana was relieved IN 4 tay er
two In enc month was cured. Thia
was stx nonths sgo and The trruh;s
has neser returned. tsignsdl Nrs.
c. @ Roherts. wsAthsrferd. OKLA
EsAsw Nrnsxsss sAila r@~inns nAnsmant
and rssiaos soap and doctors hare
prescribed the resincl treatment for
moro than twenty yssrss--Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04

How did you manage 10 win the
hand OF an heiress." asked the 81.
viioas friend .: . dancing -. ssss@
''oh---er--I giided into her Affee-
tious-"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04
saresssu IN the Hcx

9af<A8M ~ the HoA
ladge--Then when your wife seiscd
the weapon ron ran out OF the house!
PiaintiR-Yss, sir.
Jadge--But she might not kAye used
H.
Piaintin-True. your honor. Maybe
she picked up the aatiron Just 10
smooth things over.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04

Il have broken down from over.
work, doctor. What cure would you
..==sc=::.aendf-
- siinscurv: three dollars. please"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04

There Was an increase Of nearly
100. 900. 900 In the cigarette output In
the l'aited States last year.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04
kassrinanx. Cor.

Timis Youth--What DO have 30
pay Tor Q marriage iicsnsef
Facetioas Clsrk- Well, you a IL on
the instailment plan.
Timid Youth --How's thats
Ecosious cisrk-Two dollars down
and moas Of your salary each week
for the rest cf ycnr life.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04

More % Than the Panama.
Btx--whieh do you consider the
most important canal in the worldf
px--IThs Alimentary II tn me.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-27
PLATTEVILLE.

The Journal says:
John Morrison is critically i'll at his
home in this city.
The little babe of Roy Grindell
drank some kerosene from a cup one
day last week and was quite i'll for
a short time from it, but soon recOv-
cred.
That splendid farm of 240 acres
owned by Frank BOldt, three miles
southeast of Platteville was sold Mon
day by w. G. Forehand to John Ritter,
the consideration being $4,000.
The marriage of Miss Mile Craven
and Walter Boyer occurred in Dubuque
last Wednesday. The young couple will
make their home on farm near here.
Friends join the Journal in extending
congratulations
Just as we go to press we learn that
Governor Philip has appointed H. S.
Snow manager Wisconsin Zinc Co., as
a member of the State Mining School
, board to succeed r. l. Dugdale, for a
four-year term.
James Logan, who resides on farm
northeast of this city, met with loss
by fire last Wednesday night, when
the barn burned, consuming 400 bush
els of oats, horse, harness, etc., to
the amount of about $780,
Arthur Grindell of Seattle, Wash,
was called to Chicago on business this
week and came here for day or so
to see relatives and friends. Mr.. Grin
dell holds a position in the publicity
department of the st. Paul railroad
with Headquarters in Seattle.
The Peter Fure farm, consisting of
40 acres, two miles south of this city,
was sold at public auction on Thurs
day last for $19S per acre. Fred
Klinger bought the farm. The prop
erty was appraised at $165 per acre.
This sale was held to settle the estate
of Peter Fure, who died recently.
There will be some delay in getting
into the new library, due to the fact
that the desk and some of the tables
have been stained the wrong shade.
The trouble occurred in the ordering
by the architect, and the furniture
will either have to be returned or the
refiinishing done here, either of which
will cause considerable delay in get
ting into the new building.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-27

Dresen's where Mr.. Kirschbaum was
doing carpenter work. Herman Esser
andw ife, parents of Mesdames Kirsch-
baum and Dresser, are spending a few
weeks at the Dresen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gurney's
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Caldwell and
son Ollie, here on a few weeks visit
expect to return home to ST. Louis
as soon as the little boy is able to
travel. He has been suffering from
rheumatism the past week. He and his
mother have been in town a few days
guests of Mrs. Jensen, that the boy
might be near his physician. Mrs. Ed
win Petersen ella Gurney) and son
Raymond went home to Bagley yes
terday from a few weeks visit with
relatives.