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The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
ASKS SHERIFF TO
FIND HIM WIFE
Jack Williams, Skating Rink At
tendant, Is Anxious To
Wed

Sheriff Milton >Oakman is trying to
find some nice young woman who
wouldn't mind strapping a pair OF
roller skates to her feet gliding out
into the center of some Detroit rink
and there enter the holy bonds OF
marrimony with Jack Williams, old
time skater ana lormer floor manager
OF Detroit roller skating pavilion.
Jack has described his wants in the
following letter TO the sheriff:
ST. Louis, Mo- Jan. I.
Dear Sir.
Several years ago, left Detroit,
my home town, and have Travelled
long distances and in many states.
am weary of IL all, and want 10
come home to rest.
Can you find me a real, nice
girl. who is looking for home IN
your fair city OF Detroit. and who
would be willing TO marry me-
am FIVE feet, 10 inches tall
blond complexion and % years
old
Before leaving Detroit | was
floor manager al one OF the De-
treit rinks. and being an old-time
skater and having considerable
sentiment. | would like 10 have
public marriage Oh skates if there
are. any rinks open in Detroit
now would like TO be married
before the first OF next month.
can assure you that | am a steady
young man. sober and Industrious.
and have saved q little money and
can give some girl good home
Trusting that you will be able
10 help me find wife and that |
shall hear from YOU by return
mail | remain.
Yours very truly.
JACK WILLIAMS,
General Delivery, ST Louis
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12

men. but announced that fines would
be imposed In future.
Brown was charged with leaving his
auto on Fortst. west, for four hours
and 20 minutes.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
|.AFOLLETE WOULD ENJOIN
NEW RAILROAD RATES

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1l.-Declar!ng
that the recent opinion OF the inter.
'sta.e commerce. commission In grant.
iny Increased freigh' rates TO railroads
official classification territory was un
lawful. Senator la Toilette this after
noon introduced a senate resolution
% prohibit the railroad from collect.
Ing the new rates until the commits.
sion can make another investigation.
Ia Toilette declared the commits.
sion reversed It's ruling Of July %.
1914. In its decision In November with.
out demanding that the railroads Ale
new tariffs to prove that increased
rates were reasonable.
The resolution declared that the
railroads should file rates that should
be just and that the commission
should then grant hearing.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12

Piles Cures In 90 IL Days.
Druggists refund money IL PAZO
OINTMENT fails 10 cure Itching.
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
First application gives relief. Soc
Adv
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12
Her OpportunitY.

She--I was 40 glad 10 meet Mrs.
Blank at the bargain sale this morn
ing
He-But thought you detested her,
She--I do. that's why | was glad.
During the crush | found a chance
TO give her a few real good pokes.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12

Detroit Times Job Printing Depart
4520.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12

K Printins the plain neat kind--that q,
The Detroit times., 1915-01-12

Detroit Times Job Printing Depart
1890
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-11-11
9ricgsnarbrimten.

gei arnIeuai In Scrbien tuurber
1000 Serben bon ben Teuiiheu &C.
iauaeu aeromnien.
YuIaariide 7ruppen rnhmen gss'
touai.
S,it bee Grbiinuua Der CriertaIi'
fd,er Giienbahn burt ben Holt opu
Mild. in Serbier, bnber bic Tcuti
den bamit btapnren arienSmntcriol
urb Trooinrt rdh tcr 1iirtei Al
transpprtiret.
'iah 90. .000 ber "a. 200 Guaberni
Weilen Serbien III in ben Sonher
Der beutideu @erbiiubeteu.
Gelomaridloll 0inbenbura III ts
nclunaen eincr Sdlleerarnteu ben
bic Guiien In ben Rimpien oor I'll.
uabura beiesicn. s,rid,nerUberu.
lie Stalisner labcn teiue Sprt,
id,ritte su melhen.
Tie llnrubcu in .(noisn unh Nenn.
ten maiden Der Sri,iidleu Seaieruan
0rpBe Soraen.
100000 Nlliirte Trupp,n Tub In
Salpnti aelnubet.
Tie 1srisbensIrcunSe. Inn britt.
idIer { berhauie rihrcu iidl. TpA
,riIl GuaIanh nit eelupbuter 9cidei.
bsnhcit. Dem Sieaer bic Sriebensbe,
oirauuaen coridlrcitsu. Tic Serben
idieiucr trieasr,nbe IA isir. Tie
Seoblteruua cpn arnunuisonu IN ben
frappsu Der gentralnddlte irieolih
entaeasn asiommen unb eriuhte 10,
nor nm Sdub aeaen GeralttbStiae
1lemrnte.
Sm @ittelmeer flhrsn beutitte Il.
Scpie einen eerentaus aui uuo tuur.
ben aeferu ben 10. ol'eiu 6 Tampfer
NIlierten neiunien unb elm onberer
ihper beid,aoiat. ani benz tprpebir.
te italieuifheu Tnmpier Nutuna. Der
anideinenb su enttommsu iutte bh5.
ten % Nmeriiarer ihr 2eben elm.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-11-11
1ie g6,rlit CT Der s.saHs.

IN 9caSpn ii;siut maa EHs!ia ~
,r'ua1,r-. sPau Hot bic Striii an
h,r &1ra ncisaeu. auA wau bat fs
er,ifisrt. l,r3 ics; :Veit maa in Aea
PicieESC-ie az tsc ISt',tie Hids
nehr no cir. wo aus. Tan ivvi6s
ron circm rtrta patiuei. uue sbct
;a elt;;1g: ,l1R. taa has acae k&
uidIt wicC tal.eu '::.Ter.
SCe G1ri1 rcsaeet ~ sr itiz
"u!. urN cyia4., q n, so-a ua@
,igcs'cfia ceec raj Stn GnvsnEslies
i.sidtn su ,aiieH. uH ecH '!siHes
CLIQUE in Gualaue utjlers @e.ittVr.
iAai, urS-pt,,rt &iu,Hsaaa ~ NJ.
en-. & ak; 10 Wtr1i;g Sy,it Ad
'rlren ,g:rA. isaSau osg .HaieT,' tss
msu e.n %y,J,H svH' SbHis bsiassTt
bat. III rj4; it.ti; aH s!s 3rrHi bs.
nict;. S,tra'S esr Giay :a-r. 'lns3
Ser Ion,a es2.a IA oot uu1. llao
a.aiI @fecrs .aaa aeyaNt 70 l5y
Stlad.ten p.r,ie0u tvif Ns- Gsar.
Gatayi;+ Giya lt6; isiiJl agS ird
ssyaai ct,satu ipis bic S'gi.sE u;l
isst II BE Tr,ueS GIactitsa lailcE.
rod.Ne Htc Csais Z: Saran netcs:s
s:;. &tr.S E.clt:. sssI
line Sic SnaisrAe. Sts 10 roigtli4
r,Iscu. :csS io.isu stua Die beaiE'
r,a. Tie rlacss- bah O.: sraat
ut3t i,:: lt> Sic wevAsn set Eics.
uGer @a4: al Sc,sa.;s. Eis Nac
bot weeer on eeu Saraaneller. rcA
IN gri,Atalsuo. nod IN SrnHsrsia,
~ cerrtustr, 3ie NIB aaA rost
uid.; sira;a, Earaatrflilr. deer aus
scvbicE temG;, Die RunNs. Nas ciiIt
isiort tc-meu mus. prsa uitt nllsf
ursl9yeH ieia iolI.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-11-11
-5oIasnbe strupten idI6ie nnc

-JoIsenbe strppten ihI6te mi
blefer 7aae unisr alter areunb nnl
gDnner Raipr Soiept n. auede ~
Tas erie versfsin IN. tuie Der 2eie'
tnersen irirb. eine @iberieauHa be,
nsulih bon nns beshelid ieiner ee'
bsnsnhr In eiu paar SeilfH barge
leaten 9botiahe. bnb cine neue llt,
of banu peben bteibt. tpeun cine aft,
nod, lanae aebt. CT id,reibt:
We-0e-6einriG!
Cine alte tlhr fam nidt aeb'n.
geun'e sidberipert IN ausaefGtii'
fen;
Sic mus unb ipirb bnnns ifiIls
fieh'n -
2as @eben spirb Iie blsibeu milf.
fen.
The mill can not grind with the wa
ter that Is past.
Years following years steal something
every day
At last they steal us from oursel YES.
away:
Pope.
6pfiuuna? Sbre enubaeminbe
9rdumeriffe 8Iumenalo6en -
Stnttern nittt I'm arauen GGeitel.
gnuielu nur um bIonbe 2p6eu.
IL Qlnben.
5iirie 5ibs. lahme 5ibe -
9n bic 0rube e,b'n fie oIis.
10 Qinbtn.
.pillit bl Reisbeitsmorte heren.
@roue Wdnner mnbt bu frnaen.
10 2tuoen.
The frosty wind 10 slghing.
Andsnow will soon be flying:
Goodbye, sweet robin, for you must
fly
Awsy to the Southland, Robin. good
bye.
Nbils!
sSern mir nun aud, benz aIteu
Srenaoe Weht aeten miiiien DAB etne
lltr. renn Ee aft. enbl,h itodt uuo
hehsn bleibt. 70 muB er bod audl
unS 3ed;. aeben weun mir behaIpteu
bah rcuere llhrsn aud iteher bleiben
t6nren uno oft aut iteben bleibcn
nod che es bic alter ttgr:
Gs blieb mantl ueae libr iaor
iteh n
Nuh iuern ihr Rdoertrert riht
nuRaeihIiiieu.
Sic III Gin .BrnS- lie tann niht
atb'n
ga,il non rauber Snro lie ur,ae-
idniiien.
Scitunaeu erbaIten. Sefeu Tant!
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-11-11
Sriufrpspu.

Sente gRpraen erbieiten mir ois
slntiridjt eae 2ouis Wpntnau i'm
sautt Rorien Spirital aeitprben in.
ses 9eardbais miro sguraen nm 8
lltr bier ituitiinbcr.
Serr Grani Himmer mar aui @eiud
nah ssettrra ion bealeitcteu bic Sri.
@aaoretsa nne Sofa Sauer unh Srl.
2epna saear,oan.
sraa Spie9h TiSmauu bon e.
euaiS III sai Seiita bel itrem Sru.
Der Serr Susab .iim.pe uno 5an,ilie.
0crr unh 1srnu gtnnro alriines
srireueu idl hter bic eeburi eines
flelnen Staa,H,haiters.
Ter fle,ae Sobn hes Germ anb
arau saul Telte murhe am Tienstan
aetnlds nit hen stnafn. Gzall gsprr,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-11-11
lie sesiiAe 9eitHns iz amsrisa

ans tem 6pnaern unS Turieu
naG runhrhsitseetreReH arieasberit-
ten, .vie ca bsi bers Bsriaeen bev
enaliittH !9eitnnesH sufnse tritt.
mus bic beiitih-amerifcniihe Hresie
iapitnl id,f0asu.
TtHu uel&er EeuiidlnHh SreHnh
uullte anaeFhts bes einieitiaeH
Rufri&isnnieniss Sritiih dueri
tas, gtne bic aufttdninas-SUnne bes
oentihen 9eitnrHa Elm liAtloief
Rauliuurfs Toiein frifen2
TaraHs eraiebt iih far ieseE 5fi.
tunqleIre bic gerbinbtiGtsit bos gi.
fen ~ ihmisbsn iolonat es 1ei5 in.
Er muh es ii6 sur aufanbe MAIDEN.
Ihr bic In neEtifer SpraHe eriGei.
nenbe Goess.urb @chsrseiinng rene
Nbprnsnten ,u aeipiHnen.
9tibsr erd1teu 60 uiht ale
TruiiHsamer;taner Z iir ihre Rfli4s
nub shrIbiaieii. RiiF0udre I'm
Tisnhe bcr btutidea HeItna 40 ltiH.
Sitk iraaen: Esos rirb mir bafars
gbei henteHse Weui6tn iolltea
has sslbniHisrtiIe nid:t 10 Fart ts
ben SorberarIi1h iieilsu - eem Hlf.
asmtIrir.sreiis b,s Tea,ih,tuns In
amcri.a ipIits man uiIiIa Hei, uuO
gtle ppisca.
Tenn 70 aeris bas Hmtn In h.s
Nirhe trihallt. 10 arruiB arateH nis
BEN Tentit;bunI In ben Ser. Sinos
ten Gin Sg:ii,aarab. mean mir arf.
tbrtu. bcr eeuiihcR 2Otal 9tiiE.a
ben beii nISa,i6tsE SOriu5 81 lei
| ten.
NuasFd,s hieits Ilni:anses rv0lics
mir min, mE5s uerbm. aeue Ssier
All aeiuinrea rrs bic bsi usicrn Gin.
t6uf,n teuor,uattn 9iA:n hsts oarax
eriuaeru, b15 mir bic csrIaHate1
Saarcn au' GG-ES s.aer gHssisc II
Gem eentite1 Eothenb.a;t f1x'eu.
g2aS oem .,Il.:s;:inisyp;- sI1at.
lomn,t, piro btM GiEselEeu NH
hunbertfaItiesn Sniisn miseerriatset.
G. 9.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-11-11
geinnSaeit nns Uiaf iius pcu be,
9eber abhaneta.

Tisir trane 2ebsr nit traeen gnl'
fsgilnB ii ea pac su 9eiten bic stIi
tribe srideinen last. ar. Rina'i
slefu 2iie Bills brireen eirs!t sur
@nrseI bee llebeis bic eeber bels
benb unb 0snfie permetrenb. TT,
finn's Ven eiis Eillsaebcn ben
Ginneireibsu irsiers aitiun uno per
treiben bisis .triben saae.' 30
bls. .aloicbf. 4
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-11-11
NOTICE.

The shareholders Of the wesiphalls
coach Horse" Company are hereby
noti ned that = meeting Of said share
holders viii he held At we.,phslIa Nc.
on wednesday the sth day Of December
~ for tho purpose Of ofmsking final sett-
lsmeht Of said Compsny's affairs aud
desolving said Company. All person.
indspted to above said Company either
for Co!a or otherwise are kindly reques-
ted to settle on or before that date De-
cember sth 1915.
The Board If nltectors.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-11-11

--esnrs Dsansl bsiorat Slepera.
iurorbeit on automobilen.
--Grf. Ctipia Neiiermann oerreiils
esasrn nod 81. eouis.
-6err unb s5eau ar. Ntrens Be.
Indttu am Sountaa t,reunbc In
Bolt.
-lrnier CptsIitr Serr auauii
0stmer ipeiiis dm S0nntaa 10 aus.
pdrtlcs Gahe.
--6phw. Batter SosIhen bon JuIi
nos Tienstna gaii unieres bohp.
piausrs 3. u. 2iepsnbrod.
-Hsr nod tphtseno bIties Ssrb'
het cute Cbf.bdume Al pffansen
ntni6t, ipreGe Dor in unierer Cifise.
Tie ebrp. Mari,niueiiern Ton
Sefieriun City iarrmelteu bier Yin.
fanae Der 8ote nlilbe 9nten III,
bortiass Sospital.
Gin tlsines Nabel Ueld,cS bort
osRern eiuaeisbrt. III llriaGe baB
ber uuo 5rau Sntun Setsmnun iidl
ioriolif freueu.
--fsrou Ben Gidtol3 uub finbsr
pis nuh SRI. Roth. 2usdenboif NOS
ren om Tienifaa Gdite nli Der StIte,
gihbpls 60haeit in araple.
-Slorr guberina+ (qlnttenI aos
suntlrt nidst su bIeiher. glcuche
uuo eleaante Wufer. Al mdbieeni
Greiie BET 0curp u. Srure.
--Guton uub hilbert Guramepe
wie ontl miltle Sornmener. Der bier
sisiae 9cae nui Sciud, mar. iuloten
usnern ben gliern untt ct. 2ouie.
-Serr 3obn grebe uno Tpdlter
Ct,iIia fpeilen felt Nriauat Der go
6e bel Der Jamilie Teter Srune In
= 0snlep. Wlo. nui Del nd.
Tie Grl. Crtbois, Shwsiicrn
Ger Grnu Geo. ". secrner. bic mch.
rere 3oae bel bisier au' @eiudl ,pa.
zen. Itbrttr Tisn'ina heim.
-Rihter Sen sd,numeder, beiien
gnttin unb Tbferheu iowie perr
uub Hrou gerbdrb Gddnmeder be.
indten sIniauas Der sapdc Iermonb.
k bel arapIc.
-Witt,ue W.liet, bercn 1otbter
frau MiIbelm &inteImluu rub bel,
ben ainbsr bon 9eiferiou Gitp iuaren
bier pou Samstno bis Ti,u'tau au'
HtIun.
-Ser Better Qatlen bat feline
farm an Serrn arant Nperbsr bon
areebura sum Er,iie BON $4,000 uer'
fauft. Ter ueue Giaeu,blmer bai
eeieItt nit anuilie bssoacr.
-csr Soiepb Rebaaer matts
am Wpntan BON 2urie Greet eins
au6ipur mad bier. gladt Werbleit
msbrsrer 1aae, murbe er pm Den,
eruosr @iItelnl In 5otlt nod bort
upntVVW.
-2n Ssiisripn gitn IN om Iebtcn
Somsioa Nbenb Der ouh bier gielen
tstannte Waiiwlrtt autpn Grenaer
ploslid an aunaenbiutsn a,horben.
Ter Yeritorbsne aenob bic ahtuna
nller Hhrnor Stifericn gi,p's uno
ben Rui iiets bic beTie Crenuua uub
oundnbiaie @lrbidlnit In Der Stabt
oeflbrt ~ baben. Seine 2eide ipur.
be ON Gienstaa auf bent ct. %s,ers
6,iebbui beitattst.
--gom /. Citubsr an bis sum 81.
TeSember erhdlt iebe 1eripn iar ie.
ben Collar Werth In unierem Store
cetau.te @oure s:rei 2opIe anI spei
Silber. .ieis..
seriau {; SiIiemspsr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-11-11

90. rsrianbte nm TieHstna S8 @run.
aer 40 Rarste. Cas e6meineuieh
luuroe ann 9heil bel Ciaae 4enb
uub ann 9heif an tielaer aaneuna
on Uorb aenomrfen.
-Sn benz ON Rontaa Noraen ber
Storh bel nnferm Wlitblraei 6errn
Geo. D. gaitrop eiHen Gtam:nhaIter
abistts bat Iih Beitpbalia unt eiuen
Biraer uermehrt. Fem Weffeu unb
ieiner Satin unfere herslide gratu'
fntion sum Grieeborenen!
-Serr 0. q. gobe mebit Gemah.
lin unb benz S6bnfen Gbpin bon
Sefferion Glib, fuhren aeitern bier
por. Ben tpie aud bic @rubmutter
Geo. @. Gnfirop hatten bic Ghrs
benz Sbbndieu Der gheleute Geo. o.
gaihop nls Batheniielte su pertres
ten.
-Gbbie dorf tpeldher NIT on benz
Bau Der Shantueder Bride thdtia.
aerieth leete @ohe nit ber 6anb In
sinen afoihensue (pulleplpubei ihm
bas 6leiid) bon brei Gineern bsr
redalen 6anb BIS nuf bic anDhen ab'
aertiisn .purbe. Gboie tpirb muhl
fir ldnaere Belt niht arbeiten fbn'
men.
-Tte 4erren s,oul Shui3 bon
Reta unb Ssnrn Stuts oun Soil.
famsn am Wsuntaa tierbnrh auf
benz Ssinnuese pun Sefisricu gitp,
no fe ben snr Rsit BET iciuem Sotne
abolph. Der In Der Rdhe bIsier Stabt
wobnbait. ipeiienben trdniIiheu va
ter esrru Sudus Shuls beiudt bat
den.
-Serr 9pispb Shmibt oun Ct.
Thomas fam ont Samstaa nit Der
Satin unb eiuiaen ieiner aiuber
hierher su 8siudl bes Grubers Seara
8. St,mibt uub Samilie. mo- lie bic
Wuntaa oerpelIten. Soc III Uni eiri'
ae Sabre dlter ala Senrp ttut he
bOnt iho,u it) Elm iebr s.iclliasr uub
eeiilliaer Scrr. Elm outer Gmerita.
uer (penn nudl nit eiuem8inoeitrifl
ein number one" 5orner nit Grp6er
6amilie uno eroBem @ichitarb unb
iuns bic 6autptiahe - er lieft bas
Yultsblatt.
gin Serr 8plltumb, Grfnoer
elmer tieiueu RaidIine bic SeiIe aus
4inbinben heritellt. mar nm ITEMS
taa bier eineu Bertduier baiiir an
aulieItsn. Tieis tebr nhtlihe tIeine
Raihine iuIlte fein Gnrmer cntbeb
ren, ba CT bamlt gu iueniasr ola bal
ben Trsiie feline Ssile srob unb tIeiu.
MAIDEN unb ipIhe oie ertspti ae.
riiien. tuieber ,uiammeuiiiasn Tam.
Gire icld,e Maid,ine iarn IN unirer
Cihee aeitben unb aui ibren ss,rth
aeprlit luerben. S9er bic yaertur
fir iraenb ein on Ciaae County nn'
arensenbs Gpuntn haber m6dlts
tbie Nscutur ilr Ciaae Gourtr bat
berr guauii TappeD renoe iidl an
bic Rebnition oieies ~laites.
-Nm Sprntaa gindImitton ,uur.
ben bier bic neulidl erip6bltfn neuen
Seamien burdl (crrn qpreus ,frans
benz Tiiiritt Ieputp In ibr ant eiu
aeihbrt. Sbu bealeitcteu bierhcr
bic iolnenben Eitter BON Seiieripn
Gitp: u. R. RuDort. 0nrrp Rue.
ther. 6. 3. 7. SiIm. gS. g. Saaer
Soc Tullt g. 3. @ponan. 9. .
| g Conner. Clarence NrnnS. Geter
Raullen. Satob Rnullen. y. Z.
Vowsrs. @eurae 2usdeuhpii, \. ".
Shell. Better ShelI. Scnrp Yaitd.
Suieph gsppc. Sohn RsrtenS, 8. Q.
Sieamaier. Z. 5. Shulte, Z. e.
Rephlp. Z. s. 9ephlu. Bic Rlesn..
". 3. Glider uno sDm. auebn.
auBer bicisu eerren ,unrcn ouh
Die Su inherent Council acb6ripeH
Ssrren arthur Tubrunlllet umb Wen
Wepsr bon 2inn bier anpeieue. 2oh
bic hieGaen aoldnlbusrittsr iid pb
bsr Ghre bieies Seiudies nidIt menia
asidnleitelt fablt,u unb bieien ihr
bieie Gbrc berslitb bantbar ,uareu
beffeu n,bocn lie periid,erf ,elu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-11-11


o1ta Rntedismusiiumhe
uab bee 0orIes Slelne Honaen
oeben ppn benz @lauben Runbe.
Ten he In ber Tout empfaHeen.
Ole 10 Oft on bisiem Crte
1bnen benn bon Gott. bem Batter.
Con benz Gobn 1elenntnlsmprte
llub p.m.geite. benz 6eratsr.
Srit nur Ennt. bsnn iein Gebanieu
@eilt In golen uub ON Rheins.
30 bic 5einbe ernit bebenfen
Bosu Colt eriGuf bic geiue.
.Srie. fotr fort In benz gelennt'
nis!-
sfio trifit's tbn. bsr seidmieaen
aurser Snrek. bnnn bac Gefdnonia
80 - Id alanbe baS nj,
Feeen!-
@ilhslm Rlller.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-11-11

We have on hand a nice line
of Heating Stoves al reason
. able prices. Come in ard
look at them before bnying
elsewhere, !,
We also have The Perfection
Oil Heaters which are just the
thing for these chilly morn
andeyenings.
Werner & Company,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-11-11
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-07-15

account of present council not being
sufficiently informed upon the subject
that the matter be laid over for cen
sideration.
Carried unanimously.
School Board committee on buildings
and grounds appeared before the coun-
Gil to discuss matters with reference to
the heating plant of the High School
building.
Moved by Alderman Huxtable that
above question be referred to the build
committee and School Board committee
on buildings and grounds, and that said
committees be authorized to secure an
expert to 20 over the plant with them,
Resolution carried.
Moved by Alderman Huxtable that
the city accept the offer OF the Mineral
Point Zinc Co. to put in new iron
bridge as proposed, the city to pay one.
half the cost oft he material and labor
Also that the city purchase an iron
bridge from Illinois Steel Co. for Copper
street at cost of 800.
Above resolution seconded by Alder
man Jeuck and carried by all Aldermen
present voting aye on roll call.
Report Of the Opera House committee
for year ending June 30, 1915, was read
and on motion of Alderman MeseroIe
same was accepted and ordered placed
on file
Moved by Alderman Huxtable that
the building committee be empowered
to make any necessary changes of stage
in Auditorium.
Carried by unanimous vote of coun
| Gil.
Moved by Alderman Meserole that
Chief of Police be instructed to enforce
the dog tax law also auto and motor.
cycle speed law.
Carried by all Aldermen present vot
ing aye On roll call.
On motion of Alderman Engels coun
Gil adjourned to Friday at p. m, July
| 8, 1915.
Attest J. P. PARMLEY,
H. G. JACKSON, City Clerk. Mayor.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-07-15

from Montfort Friday evening and Wis
tied at the Arch Granville home.
j w. Taylor, wife and daughter Flor
ence, Mrs. John Richards, Mrs. Robt.
Osborne, Sr,, and son Robert and daugh-
ter Eanice, were entertained Friday at
the VIM. Little home at Welsh Settle
ment
Eunice Fault went to Calamine on
Friday to visit her aunt.
Samuel Taylor of Montfort was a
guest at the Harley Mills home at Lax
ey the past week.
After spending the past two months
at the Harley Mills home, Miss Lila Ire
IONA returned Friday to her home at
Waterloo, Iowa.
Mrs. Ann Polkinghorn is visiting with
friends at Laxey this week.
Eugene Purington left Sunday for
Marinette to spend few days with his
wife and daughter, who are there visit
ing.
Geo Mitchell, wife and child of Welsh
Settlement were visitors at the home Of
her mother, Mrs. Larson, on Sunday.
Miss Minnie Atkins of Livingston is
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Joseph
Launder
Mrs. Louisa Treglown and grandson
are visiting with her son at Woodfotd
! Fred Warner of Woodford was here
Monday greeting old friends
There viii be no preaching at the NJ.
+. church next Sunday evening, but
service will be held at 1880 . m.
Mr. Rowden of Lancaster is here Wis
/ iting with his son Charles.
We've had corn weather this week.
1t has been rather tardy in coming,
but if it hangs on for respectable
time and if Jack Frost stays away as
he did last year, the fear pre-
vailing of late will naturally relegate
to the borrowed trouble class So
mote it be.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-07-15
Obituary---Glanville.

Elizabeth Glanville, daughter of Capt,
John and Cassandra Poad, was born in
the village of Linden on the 7th day of
July, l849, An invalid for thirty-five
years, but dauntless in spirit, she kept
going, until the evening OF her sixty
sixth birthday, when, engaged in her
household duties, nobody but herself
being in the house, she fell to the floor
unconscious and the next morning died
at 8 clock.
The deceased became the wife of
Oliver Granville in November, 1871. OF
this union two children were born, a
daughter, Josephine, now Mrs. Samuel
Launder and son, Archibald, who con-
tinued to reside with his mother, and
who went to work on night shift only an
hour before his mother collapsed, but
only after she had assured him that she
was feeling as well as usual Mrs.
Launder, who lives near, went over to
her mother an hour or two afterwards
and found her in an unconscious and
dying condition.
Mrs. Granville was a woman of more
than average ability, of indomitable
will and locally distinguished for her
housekeeping qualities. For many years
she has been sick woman but never
lost heart But no force of human will
can prevail against the ever forward
march of the years, and so she too, fol-
lowing her husband, has passed beyond
the bar. And those of US who knew
her longest and best will cherish her
memory for the sterling qualities she
possessed.
CARD or THANKS
We desire to thank kind friends and
neighbors for their help and sympathy
in our sad and sudden bereavement and
for the beautiful flowers. May God
bless you all.
MRS SAMUEL LAuNDER,
ARCH GRANVILLE.