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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-25
NlS0NS Play BASEBALL B B
Teams of Alexandria Washington
And Andrew Jackson Lodges Line
up This Afternoon.

For two hours this afternoon, from
four until six, the long existing bonds
of fraternal brotherhood existing be-
tween the members of Alexandria
Washington and Andrew Jacksl;on
Lodges of Masons will be broken.
For a while the dove of peace when
has lowered for so many years above
the square and compass Of the ms
toric lodge room on Cameron street
will take vacation for war Is at
hand. Mighty teams representing
the two lodges will clash on the base
ball diamond and while it is declared
that the game will be played ION the
square" nothing will be left undone
to win the coveted victory. The riv-
airy is intense ard large delegations
of the two lodges are expected to be
on hand to root for their representa-
tives.
Captain r. D. BrumbacN OF the
| Alexandria Washington team VIII
put the following team on the field:
Raymond Blumenfeld, worshipfu!
master, Walter c. Foster, senior
warden; M. Pendleotn, junior war
den; R. D. Brumback, senior deacon;
/ Robert Zachary, junior deacon; john
Geary, secretary; S. W. Pitts, treas
urer; c. w. Fletcher, senior warde!
and Robert w. Cox, tiler.
/ For Andrew Jackson Lodge, Cap
tain Harry Z. Cation has selected thc
following great aggregation Of his
tiers and tielders: Harry W. Wade
worshipful master: John L. Peed
senior warden; Joseph Schwarzmann
junior warden; II. 3. Cation, serioj
deacon; William Harper, junior dca,
con; James SaIyers, secretary; Il
H II. Newton, treasurer; P. P. Clark
senior warden, and E. F. HUFFMAN
tiler.
The game will be further enlivened
by the presence Of wick Altrock
of the Washington team who will
officiate as umpire. Altrocll has at
tanned a national reputation as :
baseball comedian and will put O.,
some new stunts for the Alexandra,
fans. The mighty Walter Johnson
the worlds premier pitcher ha:
promised to come down to see the
game as well as the three nascDs o..
the Washington team, John Henry.
Dan Moehler and Howard Shanls
The game will be called at 4 o'cloc!;
or the diamond of the Carolina! Ath-
letic Club at the head Of King ST.
The proceeds will 60 to the Ann Lee
| Memorial Home for the Aged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-25
MORE POWER FOR PLANT
Alexandria County Lighting Company
Plans to Expend Between
$4,000 And $4,000.

improvements to cost between $780,
600 and $4,000 are now being IN
stalled in the new building of the
Alexandria County Lighting Co.
and when completed Alexandria will
have one of the largest and most
complete electric power plants of
any city of IT'S size in the country.
The work now III progress will
double the presnt capacity. A new
turbine and condenser will be placed
in position by July 1st It will have
1000 horse power capacity develop
ing 1850 kilowats Of electricity. The
turbine, which weighs 80 tons, will
rest upon steel foundation. Work
has just been completed on an add
tional battery OF boilers which have
capacity of $50 horsepower. and it
is expected that other boilers having
double this capacity will be adde's!
shortly.
The work Of installing the new
machinery is under the direction OF
T. R. Weller, vice president anG
consulting engineer Of the company
with G.. ". Lucas as engineer il
charge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Interesting News Notes About People
Of Alexandria-Happenings
in Society.
Miss Beulah Cooke, Of Pohick, i
visiting in this city.

Mrs. Jennie Smoot, Of this city,
is visiting at the home OF Mrs. Z. NJ.
Batter, of Bristersburg, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-25
CHARTER GRANTED.

The Corporation Commission has
granted q charter TO the United
States Blackboard Company. Incorpo-
rated. Alexandria; maximum. $50
coo; minimum, S5,o00; value, 5000
PEI share; manufacturing black
boards. Herman E. Burgess, presi-
dent, Washington, d c.; Chester l..
Cake, secretary Washington. D. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-25
DAIRY ARTICLES.

Cream, butter. fresh eggs, milk,
and fresh cake and pies can be Sc
cured at the Mount Vernon Sanitary
Dairy at the lowest market prices
now. Everything strictly guaran-
iced to be fresh. Satisfaction Of
their customers with the goods from,
this popular dairy is one of the things
for which the proprietor and his as
sitants strive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-25
GIVES CITY CLEAN BILL.
Pure Food Inspector Makes Another
Flying Visit to Alexandria.

julius Graham, of the Pure Food
Department Ut Richmond, made an
other unexpected descent upon this
city this morning. He made the
rounds Of places al which catablos
are dispensed and was gratifed to
sec that his orders and suggestions
he'd been complied with
LEAD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-25
GIVEN SIN MONTHS IN JAIL,
Negro Assailant Captured by Deputy
Sheriff of Fairfax.

Harvey c. Nash, colored, who on
April 5, shot Charles Dove, at Acco-
tink, Fairfax county, was captured
yesterday morning upon his return
to his home in Fairfax equity by Dep
uty Sheriff Norman Dove. He was
arraigned before Justice s. ". Trout
and sentenced 10 serve six months in
jail and pay fine Of $50. Nasl,
made his escape after the shooting.
Dove wIs brought to the Alexandria
Hospital this city and recovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-25

Funeral services for Joseph S.
jackson who died yesterday at the
Providence Hospital will be held on
Sunday afternoon. The deceased was
a native of Colonial Beach and was
employed as q shipping clerk by Fl.
Kirk and Son. Of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-25
LOCAL BREVITIES

Mrs. Florence \. Jacobs. 80 years
old, wife Of John ". Jacobs, died this
morning at her home. 1909 Prince
street. Her remains will be sent to
Warrenton, Va, tomorrow morning
FOR interment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-25

Mayor Thomas 4. Fisher enter
tanned at dinner last night JOHN
Henry, Dan Moehler and Howard
Shanks, Of the Washington baseball
team. The three players later visited
Alexandria Washington Lodge of Ma
sons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-25

Miss Isobel Boswell was the hostess
last night at a charming informal
dance at her home in north Washing
ton street. Her guests were Miss
Collins MacKay Jones, Miss Mary
Hunt Roberts. Miss Lucy Marchant
Anderson, Misses Mary and Anne
Cabel!. OF Nelson county. Va, Miss
Julia Benton Hopkins, Miss Sarah
Cox, Miss Sarah Kemper, Miss
Charlotte Kcmper, Miss Julia Bos-
well, and Messrs. Francis Edgar
Johnston, Lawrence Gretter Fawcett,
Allan Roberts, Charles Creighton
Carlin, Jr., Gardner Lloyd Boothe,
Browse Trist Burke, Ferguson Beach
Bryan, Albert Vickers Bryan, Louis
c. Barley, II. Thomas Lippitt Wat
ties, and Topper Barrett.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-06-25

William A. Smoot, Sr., who has been
quite i'll for some time in Baltimore
hospital, returned to his home in this
city yesterday. He was accomp-
anied by Mrs. Smoot. While he is
considerably improved, he will be con-
fired 20 the house for several weeks.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
New Mill Busy

R. f. Davis and W. H. Borden who
recently opened up planning mill
here for business are very much
pleased with Ordway as the choice Of
locations. They have found work
very good from the start and are kept
busy doing general line OF planning
mill work, and they have found the
local contractors ready to have their
work done here
Davis & Borden have pamed their
plant the Superior Planning Mill and
1t is their intentions to put out work
in keeping with the name selected.
Each member Of the drm Is a mech
auic Of long experience and being
fully equipped with this experience
and the machinery to back up their
ability as workmen they will succeed
without u doubt
The drm is locoted south Of the
Park hotel in new building which
houses their business and that OF L.
Casey. plumber who also recently
located 10 Ordway.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Our Temperance Law

When interviewed about the en-
forcement statute just enacted, Gov.
George A. Carlson said: NO Law
with greater possibilities for good has
been written 80 far In Colorado.
When enforced, this prohibitory Law
will stop heavy drain ON the tax
payer. 1t will add much 10 safety to
every home where boys and girls are
growing up. 1t will give Joy and
hope to many wife and mother who
heretofore has not had her fair share.
1t will put shoes and groceries 10
places where hunger has sometimes
Ruawed and cold, too. often pinched
IL will make substantial business
pore substantial. Colorado people
viii never feel sgain that tho waste
and danger and all the pain aud mad
ness occasioned by this great vice is
necessary for them to live, or to be
either happy or prosperous. Aod We
should begin at once TO plan definite
ly TO replace the saloon with the gym.
nasium. the lecture hall or the public
library"
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
The Liquor Traffic
and Child Labor

Have you ever considered the ef.
fects Of the liquor trsfiic in the mat
ter of child labor? Open your eyes in
your own neighborhoOd-you don't
have to 60 to New York. Did you
know that children are driven to toll
by booze when they should be at the
school house? The children Of the
parents whose money goes over the
bar go to work at immature age. The
offspring Of the man and woman ad--
dicted to liquor Is forced into the Ia.
dustrtal world long before the chill
dren Of the other class. After the
saloon is put out Of business, figures
show that the attendance at the pub
lie schools Increased from i've to
twenty per cent sixty days after the
doors are closed. There is also .
greater regularity Of attendance. Ed
ucation is neglected when the saloon
is present. The saloon wants people
to remain ignorant. It Ia UPON igno.
rance that the liquor traffic thrives
Liquor is not for educational devel-
opment.
Do you want to stand for the con
tinuation of iRnorance?-John B. Len.
non, treasurer OF the American Fed
GRAFTON Of Labor.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Without Exception.
Every normal girl passes through .
period whom she wishes her name
were Celeste or something OF the kind.
Columbus Journal.
without Exception.
Buy your Paint at 'riedsmanu..
Public Trustees Sale

Whereas, John y, AUCKLAND aud kthel Auok.
land whose address Ia Olncy SpsinRs. Colorado,
sransors by their Truss Deed, dated Nay "a.
isii and recorded January .. 1911 In the otios
OF olerk and Recorder Of otsro oouuty. Colo
RADIO. In Book isf Al Eags s'o Of the r-cords Of
said Oouuty. conveyed 10 the Public Truatse of
sAid County the following land In said County,
ta.wit,
The saat halt. EN-. uf the east half. EA, Of The
northwest quarter, NwN, OF Rse,ion twenty
ono n. rownahip twenty one. u. south. Ranss
any eight. ~, ~sat. con tanning forty 20 scrss,
more OF ,eaa, tassther with half Of the wassr
conveyed hv Watsr Deed No, F9 Of the Colorado
Land q Water Company 70 james II. wslbora
(somr,im~s known ~ Jamea u. wslbournl 70.
ssthss with, alec. all lateral rights y now loe-
atsd % sAid land end so9s<hss With. also.
twenty, ~ shArpa OF Twia Lake, osoSk IN ths
rwia Lake. Reservoir CuupAay. In trust 70
secure ths paynsat Of enc principal mote of
even date with sAad Tract DEED for sisoo o.,
payable 70 the order os J. q. Harvey. legal head.
o. ef mole, sArss ysars after date with interest
thereon from date ~ The rate Of ssvsn per osat,
pss aanum PAYABLE ssui.annualiy aud svi.
dsaced hy stx tassrsss aossa for ~ % ssoh.
AAt Whereas, Default hes essa usds by The
said sraators h saad Trust Deed In The Per.
tosmanc. Of the oovsaAats and ceudisious tu.
pos~d upsn sAsm oy shs sssms of sAid Trus,
Deed In thia. so.wtt. That said grAnsSrs have
failed To eAy said prtacapai note ~hea due and
hive failed 10 pAy the interest due on said prta.
oipal mote and on oHc tutsrrss note froa dsss
OF maturity, via,. Nay II isia,
And Where's, Tue isGal holder Of the iuAsos.
ssineaa rrpr~esatsd by aid note haa aisd with
said rub,to Trustee notice Aad dsuAnd IN writ.
ing, declartas sAid default sad s@scsia9 70 de-.
clare the whole deos rsprss~assd hy said asss
and tnssrees thsrson ~ date Of sals due ray
ablr, and demanding the ssis Of said land IN.
der aid Tract Deed,
Nov rh~rsfors, Public Notice ts hereby gtvsA
that, passnAns to said notice, election and de-
maaa, and under and by virtue Of the author.
ny vsssssa In me By said rruss Dr>i aud the
las. I. VIM. hrosdhsat, Public rrussse Of said
Crowley County, wt,i ssii the above descrteed
land for cash, ~ paelto auction. to the htshest
bidder ~ the truas door OF the County Court
Hoas~, ~ ordwas In the coaaty u Crowley
and State cf Colorado, On Saturday the fand
day of Nay A, II. isis, al 10 A. N, O'Clock In the
FORENOON for the purpcss Of paving said note.
tntsrest to date " sale aud the sxpeuses Of shas
sale, and will give to the purchaser thseeof .
esrtiacAss Vt parchas> therefore ~ provided BY
,Aw,
| WV, RRoApRENr.
| Fahiir rras,es et Crowley County. Colorado.
Ftr~s publication AprN -. 1918
LAat paeiieA,t~n Nay i% iha
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Public Trustees Sale

wMEhRAs. william o. M,rir, whose address
Ia Adams county. Colorado, urautor. by hia
Trust Deed, dated February ~. ivos, and re-
corded February ~, isoS, In the once VI the
clerk aud recorder Ot Otcro county. colorado,
In Heck ~ o. pAxs asa ~ tho reooris ot said
o~unty, conveyed 10 the Publtc Trustees Of said
county tho following land Ia aaid countv. to-
~il;
The soathwra, quarter tswk) OF section
eleven an. rowash,p twenty-five tsO. south
ot rance ntty.asvrn IAN, weat os the Htx'h
PrtMc,pai Meridian, IN trust ~ secure the pay.
msnt " twU prtrctpAl notes of even date with
said uus, deed far srso o. payable 70 the order
ct ", u. ksy, legal holder VI noses, ei0o.ua
one rear and sase.,o ,htvs yeass after date with
ins-tsss thsrsaa from date ~ the rate VI nvs
psr cent pst Anaum payable annually.
And Whsrs~A, Detau,t hss h~sn made hy
sAe said xtsMsor II said trust deed In the per.
formAacs as Ne eovsaaats aad conditions In.
psssd upsa him By The tsrms Of said trust
deed In thts. ~.wit, Thai said s,Aator hes
failed " pas sas principal noss of eAao 10 when
due aud has fatlea V pay the tassrsss das On
said M,Hc,pai note aiace Nay u. ,sis.
And whsrsss, Tue iesN hcldsr Of shs In.
dssss.,Mses rspr~ssassd by said note hAa n,ed
with said pahlic trustee aotios Aad ds@aad IN
writing. dsc,Artas sa,d default And slecttA "a
declare ~ deb, r~prss-assd ey said note aud
inssss.s th.rssa " date ot sais due A~d pAya.
he, and desaasdias shs sale Of aAid lAad under
said Gass decd,
Nov. Thcrssurv, pab,,e notice Ia hereby CIV.
ea that, psvaaans " said noltce, s,~e'iou and
demand. and uadss asd BY virtue II shs aa.
thett,y vssssd In ne by sAid trust deed snd
che lev, I, wM. Hroadbeat pabiso uaatss oi
said csow,ss oeansy, viii ell The above de-
scS,bsd land for caah. ~ pahltc auction, 70 ths
highest bidder ~ shs fseat doar Of the County
Oears MoSss ~ osdwAy IN shs coaa,y ot Crow
lev and state et celossdo, oa saturday, shs
nth DAY ef Mar. A y. tsis, u u o'clock In ths
tossaeea fur the parpess of pAsiss sa,d note
tnser~st " date st sAls and the expsnses el
th,s sais, ssd will give " The purchaser thsreoi
. c~rtincass at puwhAss therefor - provided
BY law,
pAssd April u, lviA
wh BROApRkNr,
rNhlic Trustee Of Crowley ooaaty, Colorado,
ftrpt pah,,NAsiua Apttl ", tsis
Las, publication May u. iais
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Uncle Sam Waking Up

Postmaster General Burlson has NO
ti6ed the members Ut congress that
10 the future 20 recommendation for
appointment as postmaster will be ap-
proved II the candidate uses strong
drink. This will likely bring criti.
cism and censure upon Mr.. Burlesou,
but man who is big enough TO issue
such = notice is, We believe, strong
enough to Withstand any criticism or
censure that may be made.
''Quit drink or quit work!' Is the
Alternative presented to its workmep
who are drinkers by the Illinois Steel
company of South Chicago.
A young lady asked . butcher for a
dollar towards paying for temper.
ance lecture. She didn't expect u,
get Il, but the butcher said: .'There's
Jour dollar. I've sold more meat in
one day since this town went 'no.li.
cense' than l used to 10 = whole week
when we had saloons.
Open Dour.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Whit Bsine Nervevs u.

The mental state Of person suffer
ing from nerves" Is very much like
that Of . man who II wanted by the po-
lice, or who has Just heard . rumor
that the ship on which his wife and
children have sailed has been sunk In
collision. or who has cried ''fre" in
q theater and been thrown out. and
knows his name has been obtained by
the reporters Very often. says 4
writer in the Metropolitan Magazine. it
Is q combination Of all three, with per
haps the added sensation OF \ man In
doubt il he closed the safe before leav.
ing the once.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Estes to Move Soon

Thos. Estes, the bakery goods and
news dealer. will move next week to
his new location in the Kersten build.
ing which Is now about completed.
He will handle the bakery goods, q
full line. as well as his news stand aud
confection goods.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Muitap oaseA

The Highland tirs synholi-es VIC
tory. The sehcttssehe mifitaire. that
vas popular some yesrs ago. vas an
ether Scotch dance with . military sug-
Eestioa- Many old 7rints shov sAat
the eaSpipe Of Scotland aecoupanied
the military dance. As II does today.
and to It's strains fighting b being
done that emulases hat q PAST cen
sarseaL
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
rranscarsce Paper.

To chemically cause PAPER to bs-
come transparent. use the following
solution On the paper White wax
two ounces absolute alcohol. Is
ounces, and ether. one ounce The 50
luton will be muddy At trst. but aftef
. few minutes pour on the eiear scfu-
tscn. which ts the ene to save and ssa
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
NO Al IN
DR.PRICE,S
BAKING POWDER
House Nearing Completion

r. J. Pendergrast has his house on
East Third street about completed
and will soon be occupying II.
aiding to revolutionize the looks Of
Ordway.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
q. E. SiRler has put 10 cleaning
and pressing esta blishment on Sec
ond street. north Of the depot park.

Al. M. Jerough was here from La
Junta this week.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30

Baby and growing chick food always
ca hand At The ordway Trading On,
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30

Can You Blame Himf
Contempt may also be defined -
he feeling in which man holds an
Kher mans hat.-Topeka Capital.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30

Forget Yesterdays carse
How active springs the mind thai
leaves the load of yesterday behind
Pope.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30

jacobson srisds l.-a mower.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
w. c. I. U.

Edited BY Memers Of Local w.o.T.U
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
GLORY.

n tho ends be glorious. all that b.
falls us In seeking them 10 glorious
also Plato,
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30

this
audited
knowledge and belief
Ordvay, Colorado April Is A. D, 1915
j. A. SALE,
GEORGE Riley
E l. OLIVER,
Financ
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-22

keep an eye on the circus and plan
for the .chautauqua. Get the chau-
tauqua habit-it will pay.
We plan to u Tom Reddy for
damages just as soon as we have
time to get busy.
Mrs. Zene T1by is still living--we
know, because she called US up on
the phone.
By the way, had you been at SER
vices at Kampeska Sunday you would
have heard one of the strongest SER
mons We have ever heard in our lit
tie church. 1t was preached by Rev.
,Gt e. Bonner of Waterfowl. Yes!
yes! he breaches there every Lords
day at 2 o'clock p. m. Too, Sunday.
school lis held at three O'clock. The
school is planning for Children's day
the 10th OF June, o. about that time.
Well have to- close or our wife will
get down and catch us before we get
out to chores. Everybody is happy,
we think, because everyone is busy.
All hope to come rejoicing bringing
In the sheayesn OF $1.0O wheat.
We nearly forgot to mention the
baptismal service at the church Sun
day. little people from the Benthin
home (two of them), three little ones
Of Mr. and Mrs. Snyder and the little
lady OF the Geo. Croft home received
the rite preceding the preaching ser
vice and Mrs. Geo. Croft and Miss
Muriel stood before the altar after
the sermon and were baptised.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-22
ers at the MeDougall home the past

ers at the McDougall home the past
week and the first of this.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Purcell and Mr..
\ Mrs. Sam Brumbaugh called up
on Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Purcell Sunday.
We are glad to learn that the lit
tie fellow at the Kogle home who has
suffered so long, is now better and
with his uncle, was out auto riding
Sunday. Hope his bettered condition
lis permanent
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Purcell called.
at the H. G. Tigner home Sunday
evening.
Master Weston and Miss Winnie
Porter spent Monday this week with.
their little friends at the G. M. Me-
Kenna home. Mrs. Porter spent the
day at the Fred Schwandt home.
Geo, Croft's big .syaller1 dog fol
lowed Miss Walsh to her school q
day recently and Harry Porter said
we ought to frame up some rhyme
about Geraldine, or Jerry, had a
little dog; Its fleece was auburn. etc,
but really we haven't time, Mr.. Ed.
itor. besides, we fixed up verse con
corning n schoolma'am and we did
nut dare so on the place for six
months thereafter, SO we will steer
clear. Also, and besides. it appears
tsthere is fire in Miss Walsh's ~iustrous
feyes, So as we said, wen not med
idle.
We also desire to say some nasty,
mean things about John Reintsma,
but a John really lis a good fellow
and too, has a nice, fat ring Of home
made sausage which he says he is
going to give US, we'M keep quiet
here. too.
Fred Heathcote, we've noticed your
new barn d LOT of tinaes-coming over
to q ~ some day. Also. We noticed
Maynard Noble has hauled some 8
lumber into his yard. Wen tell you
what Ne does with Ii.
Remember the fine band concert
at the Metropolitan opera house this
looming Sunday, April 18th. at b III
Going to be dandy, theysay.A Also
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-22
PELlcAM.

Eight above zero and then some
nice cor weather. But never have
We experienced such spring weather.
A. w. Palm, the county agent, ex-
~perienced d lively chase white out
riding In the country and attending
to business matters last week near
Grover. His auto III some way got
fastened iii old Mother Earth and he
good naturediy stepped out and be
gan to push onward and conquered
Then. Immediately. there was q chase
after the car. He soon got It under
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-22
correspondence
kAMPEskA.

Mrs. a. B. Oquist returned home
The first of last week from Il visit
with relatives at saltwater, MINI.
Mr.. Ira Tigner also has returned
ron his winters soiourn In Iowa,
Ira locks as though Iowa air and
food agrees with him.
We are Eurry TO know, however.
that Miss Anna Tigner has pneunaons
Ia Hope she will speedily o
Also sorry to know of the serious
sickness of Mrs. d, d. McDougall.
she having measles ACCOMPANIED nv
difficulty In breathing. A doctors
assistance was repeatedly called for
her the fore part of the attack. she
~ reported some better as we write.
Amidst these troubles the
birth 10 Mi. and Mrss ). Cs Hrumbaugh
OF a daughter during the week.
The little lady Miss Dora, Of the
q Croft home. has the measles.
Hurry np and get well. little woman,
SO you can ride II papa's new motor
car.
And talk about cars. John Me.
Ferran, Perry Burk and ], e.. Norris
have got them things. Truly this ID
the nlotOrgages
Mr.. Guy McFerran has smallpox.
The disease ought to know better
than To attack d goodsfellow like Guy.
twill be q long case there, we opine,
in one sense.
Baby Geraldine Purcell has the
whooping coigh and Is just wloop.
Ing III up AT present
And, sam Dean. you Win please
step forward and tell how D were