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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-08
BRET Sabre miro iett aber Sic @ate'
Sic 2hfa9e einiabrige &ate fem

orei Sabre 1piro iett aber Sic @ate
Sic 21afade einiabrige &ate fem,
tpdbreno bisber sic 5tpeifu6e .galt.
Goour9 miro sic Dreiiabrsrute glei6
bleiben, sic 6iinbabrsrate tint 62b%
erb0bt mer6en. Die Sabresraten fir
@obnbduier in Srten, no feine Seu=
ermebr beitebt, mer6en Inn 1920 ber=
abgeiett. 0a1r6 6ie neue Dreijabrsz
regel miro 6ie Dreiiabrsrate INN
t2h% erb0bt.
MinneapoIis. - Sic ct.
Marien Hrofatbeorale miro am Seite
Maria @immelfabrt eingetpeibt. @r5=
Srelan6 miro Sic 6eitpre6igt
balten. Ser nere 9om, 6eiien 8a1t
in 1907 in Mngriff genommen mltr=
Sc, foltet 100000. = 8eitem Ser
na@ iin6 bislang fir 6ie
Gountp 9ption-Hetition 600 unter-
idrtften getuo1nen moroen. = ST.
8rddmeDer, Elm 3igarrenberfa1fer,
bot in ser 8efiir6tung, geiitiger Tint
na6tung gu b~erfalen, 90 er megen
ser County Options etpegung feine
5teunng berloren babe, @elbltmoro
begangen.
@inona.- Ser @onbent ser
gtaatsarbeiter- 606eration miro bier
am 49,, 20. un6 81. Sali abgebal-
ten per6en un6 beripri@t, mie Ser
8raii6ert 6es @erbn16es 6. s. SOIL
erfIdrt, bas bette 3u merben, Ben 6ie
Go6eration iemals botte. @ier meroen
fir Sen &orbent sic nmfangretditen
@orbereth1ngen %getroffen.
Sbief &iber Sails. = Sc
gen Sen Brdfi6enten 6re6. &errid nn1
ste MI6ermdrner Sramf @ffinger, 81.
@arfer un6 81. so. 9angfefb Itn6 bon
@roBgeid,porenen Mnflagen erboben
tpor6en an Berionen, Sic Der 8erle-
b1tng ser electromagnetic idal6tg be-
fnn6en mnren, imnerbaB etneS Sab=
res entgegen Sen bciteben6en ge1ebli>
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Snh0nfpta.


@emeII. - Ser 70 Sabre ate
g. 81. @olberion mlBte aus @tone-
billie ms bieiige &ospital gebraht
meroen, neil ct ii6 beim @abnen I'M
Sblafe Dos &inn berrenft batte.
Stmrgis. - Sim 1. Suli bot
bier bic Sturgis M,1nicipal @ompanp
ibre Sdamfmirtbidaft eroffnet. Dte
BRET @irtbidoften, Die bier mebrere
Sabre lang betriebem uur6en> maB.
ten am 80. Sunni lire Gburen i6lie-
zen. Stnrgis 6urf NUT 5pei S4ant>
mirtbfdnften boben; oesbalb bat Die
nea1e Sirna, sic atnter itd6tiider 81
3en3 itebt, 5pei 2i5en3en beruuSge>
1tommen ur6 5tpei SdnmffDirtbi6of>
ten int felben &a1fe eingeri6tet.
@ummit.-2. @odfetb, friibe-
rer @datmeiiter BON Ser @emorfung
@obfo, mrtr6e nnter $1,000 8irg-
iduft 6em @orfabren bes &reiSge-
ridts in 6eiien Sulitermin iibermieien
nnter Der @ei9ul6igung Der Serun-
treu1ng bon $1875 0ffentli@er GEL
ser.
Mber6eem.:- Sim Iebten sunni
ltnb flint groBe St16te nn6 biele flei=
neren Srtidoften in Sii06afota utro=
den" geporoen. Inter Ben betroffe-
mem gr0Beren @td6ten befinoen iid:
@it6e1, @api6 gitp, Mo6iion, @eb=
iter, @arretion, 9eola un6 @riitol.
8e1Ie 6ourde. = &einbolo
2emm er1doB feline gef@ieoene 8rau
un6 begging Damn @elbi tmor6. 9ie
Ebat eeidab, ols er Sic 6ralt anfge-
iubt bottle, lint cine @ie6erpereini=
gung an5ubobnen.
Mber6een.-De Der 81 Sabre al
te @reo. Tnumro1r mnr6e lebensge=
fdbrltd perIett nn6 6re6. Spirp,
@iceprdii6ert ser Staatsbonf, 1omie
Sre6. @eisgrm trmgen ebenfaas
fdmere @erlebungen 6abor, als Tie
CUR Seier 6es neutrality-suspicious.
einen Recommendations nbbronnten.
5ionr Sails. = Dieie @to6t
ion nun en6Ii6 sic langit beripro6e=
men Giebbofe erbalten, mn6 6iesmal
iin6 glei6 3mei 8rojefte I'M @ange.
@%ol5burger & @ons, tpel@e iebt 6as
Heire @%arfba11s bier b%etretben, haben
befonrtt gema6t, 6aB iofort sic Srga<
initiation elmer uStod Dar6 COMPANY"
porgerommen mer6en ion. 3ugleid
bat cine Denper @efenidof befannt
eegeben, 6aB iie beabii@tigt> in Siour
Sails cine iogenannte mnobbangige
Stod Oar6s Company 5u %griinben.
@offentli9 miro iib Sic cine ODER 6ie
an6ere Nadridt betpabrbeiten.
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Nlnder scnreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS TO ia
9{prb.0afpta.

Sarge Sn 6ieiem Sbeile 6es
&e6 &iber Sbales mirb ser &artof=
feIbau beoeuten6 geringer ausfaQen
ipege1 Ser m1Beroroentlt6 itarfen Nie-
beri9ldge 6iefes G%riibiabrs.
Grant Sorts. - Sielige 8e-
amten baben cine etngebenbe l1nter=
iudung eingeleitet iiber sic ouf GU
gen 81ttlers Tarm gefun6enen fiinf
Sfelette. gs i6eint, 6aB zines Der
Spfer Elm Neger por, ser BEL 8utler
9%(niteua1ng bate, mdbren6 6ie flint
onoeren @felette 8uei &%mlsbGlterin-
men nit ibren &inoern getpeien iino>
6ie BEL 8utler in 1900 un6 1902 OH
geitelt paren.
Oates. = Dos elf Monote alte
Ser Gamilte S. s. &oot
fiel 6nr9 cine ploblid]e 8epeglt11g
bonn Sdobe Der M1ttter 10 rnglidlid)
berab, 6aB es auf Ser 5tene NIT &C.
brodenem @enid tobt Iiegen blteb.
Eomner.-S acob Gan6ri4 unb
fein 3tpoIf idbriger Gobn tpur6en &C.
to6tet, oIs Elm 8Iib in ibr Gorrnbeim
fdIug. 5ral Gan6ri6 l1nb flint &in-
Ser, Die iid ebenfaQs I'M &a11ie be.
fan6er, famen nit ben 2ebe1r bnpo1.
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80 fathpli1de Namilien

fir uniere fotbolii@e &olonie in @ol-
Sen @alep, sc. g., geiudt. @a1te
bon 100 BIG $40 Mder qroB,
gl1tes 2an6, gutes @aiier, quite @e=
ge, maize CUR Sta6t nn6 fotboliide
Ma9boren. Gutter, ergiebiger 8o6en
nnb libere grnte. Das 2onb lit ge=
eignet fir &orn, @etrei6e, @ieb ober
MiI9mirtbidaft. NGbere Musfunft
fret auf Mnfrage. &ommt 1ofort.
6imnema1 2anb e 2oan g.,
31=3m 8or x, Burfep, &c. 9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-08
&erlamgt

miro gum fofortigen @intritt Elm gu
ter Marn, Ser bas &l1bmelfen ber-
itebt, NIT Hfer6en nm5l1geben tueiB
uno @on6babung bon 5mmmai@i-
merle e%inigermaBen beritebt. Mrbeit
fir 5 ODER 6 Monate ober a19 beim
Sabr. Gutter 2obn un6 quite 8ebano-
lung. Deuti9er norge5ogen. Nabe.
res bel q. Sben,
32=ba st. $50. 9, Slice, Minr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-08

the City of St. Cloud in said County.
be, and the same hereby is fixed and
appointed as the time and place for
hearing upon and the examination, ad-
Justment and allowance of such claims
as shall be presented within the time
aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication of this order in DER
Nordstern" as provided by law.
Dated June 18th, 1915.
(SeaD J. B. HIMSL.
6l24-7 Is Probate Judge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-08
Cute @elegenbeit..

Cine I'M Wetdbtl6 Der Stoot Wtel'
role geIegene, 40 Slider Gorr,, unter
aulhur, @obnbo11s NIT bolem @ofe.
me1t uno 10 8immern, eleftriide Be-
Ieudturq uro Giiter,re, urter giiiritt.
gel, 8ebinouneett 81 tm.fen. Rdbe'
res 81, erfroqer Eel anton 2,deneser,
mpIrose. minr. 24.ba.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-08
Mnitelunq qebpten

fir iolde, melde i'm 2umber= @eidaft
grfabrung baben, 10 mie au6 fir
iol6e inn Glitter BON Is Big is Sab-
re, mel6e iid in 6ieiem @ei@afte
emporarbeiten modten. Mdberes bel
8. s. 9orenfemper,
31<ba GOLDEN @anep, 81. 9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-08

SIR 81. CLUB stabteigentbmm,
@amier nnb bafante 8anitellen tueu'
BET Gnd an $. 9. Oonng, ct. Glono.
@rnnbeigentbnm berfanft gegeu mo.
natlide Mbi6lags5ablmng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-08
8erlanat

gum iofortigen @intritt Elm gutes,
itarfes un6 arbeitsmiaiges Maohen.
MuB tatbolii@ fem. grfabrung nidt
notbme1roig. Gutter 2obn un6 quite
8ebmolung 5ugeii9ert. @aberes gu
erfragem in Ser ~Mor6itern" 81
flee. 31=bo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-08

den @%eitimm11nger1 tpie6er Sdartli'
5en5en ertbetIt 81 baben.
6,aribauIt. - Gin 6urb elet-
|tri1den &nr3ibluB %entitan6enes Geler
bat bas Ser Mmerican Enhancement
So. ~geboriges Granddaughter our So
be bon mebreren Eauienb Dollars be-
fdaoigt. Ser @erluit lit burd Ser
itderung geoedt.
gergmg Sails. = Gin 8lib
idlug in Dos bieiige @eri&tsgeba11oe
ur6 bel91oigte BEN Eburm. Memano
muroe perlebt. Cine @ertdtsberbano-
lung, sic gera6e I'M @ange tpar, tpnr-
Sc amf tpe1ige Minl1ten unterbroden.
Moorbea6. - Sim 1. Sa1li tpa-
ren sic "a @1maapirtbidaften 6ieier
@taot geidlpi1en. @roBe Meni9en-
mengen maren auf ben @traben ner'
iammet; Seuermerfforper m1roen
obgebrannf.
SONG 8rairie.- Sic @al6+,
@toots- unb Siidh&ommiiiion fat be-
1dloi1en, bel Ser Siibbrutanftalt bel
Getroit einen 1rel1en 8oridteih on-
5ulegen, ser idbrli6 100000 neue
Slide liefern ion. Dte &ommiiiion
bat neben ser 8rutanItalt lieb5ig
ader angefauft un6 Sen &ontroft CUR
l1eber flutbung bergeben. Der Seid
miro ungefdbr IS SLIDER umfaiien. Sn
@lentpoob ion cine Soreuen=8rutan-
italt eingeri9tet per6en, ga sic 8rut-
onItolt BEL ct. @mul Sen gelteigerten
Mnforoerltngen nidt %geniigen fam,
neil nid)t genug 9%uelhpaiier erlangt
>peroen fann.
@erna.-9er Stotionsagent 81.
6. @tepbenion bon ser Greet Mor-
tbern 8obn iab inn S6atten beim 60
SEN oes @a1fman11s 6lemmring einen
Mann, ser 8iin6bol3er o%n5iin6ete. @r
REF i'm ob, 6arob 6erielbe iid beriel=
be, obne Mntport gu geben, entfern=
tie. Stepbenion naberte iid Dem &ou=
ie, n1o glei@ 6arauf fam es 5u elmer
groBen grploiion, Sic i'm 3u @o6en
16leu6erte. @ne &auier int Srte
mur6en eri6iittert. Man neiB fei=
men @run6 fir sic Sbat. Ser Ser
BREEDER lit enttommen un6 cine iofort
.eingeleitete @erfolgung berlief erfplg=
los.
8rainer6. = Ser neun5ebn
Sabre alte gobn @otpar6 Ser 6amilie
e. &ronburg itarb lieben @tunoen,
no66em ibm oie Man6eln berausge-
i6nitten tparen.
Bine@itp Worreipon0en5) -
5eit ser ant 81. Sunni gebaltenen
Gountpuabl iiebt man bier iebr piele
5eriblageren @eiidter mno blaue In-
gen. IS beiBt> 6aB 0as @ablrei1 l=
tot bon Sen uNeaiien," Sic ii@ nit Ser
berrl9enoen Irodenbeit ni6t 5ufrie=
0en geben geieblid angefo@ten tper-
Sen loa. - 2ebte 8o6e bradte unier
Mar1don einen S6ueoen BON &od
Greet bier binter sic idpe6iiden Cor
oinen; als er an1ern MorgenS lid
na9 linn umiab, fan6 er 6enielben alS
2ei9e Dor; er batte ii9 NIT ietnem
Saidentud- iiber Ma6t eroroiielt. =
Mnt. @eioerma11r, tpel6er I'M Mar5
cine S9ei6a1ng bon ieiner 6rau er-
mirfte, bot ii6 nit ibr Deritanoigt
un6 mieoer perebeli@t, Elm 8etpeis fir
Die @obrbeit Ser 8orte: Mlte 2iebe
roitet nidt. = @iele 2eute bon bter
begeben li6 mod bem Staate Seem
Sort, INN BORT 2nb, 6as berbaltnib-
maBig bimig fem iou, 5u faufen. -
Gin bier Sabre oltes Ma6den Ser Sa=
milie &c. g. @larf ltur5te IN einen
@aid8a1ber un6 ertranf. = Ser g1or-
reide Gierte mur6e a1f Dem bieiigen
MnsitennngSplaBe in m%genebmer
@eiie begangen. Salt Die gon5e TINT
gegen6 botte ii@ 5u Der 6eitli@feit
eingefmn6en. MS.D.
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BeiIer i@5u ais oberfladli@.

Gin i@ones Gra1en3immer bat I'M
mer eine quite 8erbalrung. @em
@eroouurg feblerboft 1T, bam tper.
ben gbamberInin's 1abIette gl11 gut
tbrtn. gu tmufen in &enrp'a Corner
Drug Store. - Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-08

Citation for Hearing on Final Account
and for Distribution.
No. 1889.
Estate of Joseph Cremers, Deceased.
State Of Minnesota, County OF Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Joseph
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-03-04
Church Services
ST PAUL'S NJ. E.

ST PAUL S NJ. E.
Services next Sunday as follows:
Preaching, 1870 a. m. andss7:30 p. m.
Sunday school at 2. Is p m.
Epworth League, Monday, 700 p. m
Prayermeeting, Wednesday, 7;30 p. m.
Everybody cordially invited to attend
these services.
ARCHIBALD MOORE, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Services next Sabbath as follows.
Sunday School at 2:30 p. m.
Preaching, at 730 p. m.
PrayermeetIng, Wednesday. 7.30 p. m.
Everyone is cordially invited.
]. c. ELY, Pastor.
ST. MATTHEW'S P. E. CHURCH.
Services next Sunday as follows:
Morning PRAYER and Sermon II GOA. m.
Sunday school $50 p. m.
Evening PRAYER and short address, 8
p. m.
Everyone is cordially invited to attend
these services.
REV. VIM. w. SHEARER,
Minister in charge.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-03-04
KITZMILLER

Miss Rose Murray has gone to Balti-
more, where she Will purchase her
spring millinery goods.
MISS Nina Tricket spent several
days of last week with her sister Mrs.
Conner at Cumberland.
Mrs. NJ. A. Browning, who was
operated upon at Johns Hopkins Hos
ptal at Baltimore for appendicitis, has
returned home very much improved.
Miss Helen Chappell is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs j. E. ChapDell,
at Cumberland, this wees.
Miss Oman Seamore of Bayard, who
spent several days of last week with
friends at this place, has returned
home
Miss Delphia Dubng of Hartmans-
vile, spent Friday and Saturday here
with her brother MIR. Earl Duling.
Miss Georgia Louise Copeland, Of
Cumberland, was visiting her father,
Dr. II. ?. Copeland, last week.
Mr.. Shermon Murray who has been
visiting his grand parents at GlencO, Ia,
for some time returned home Thursday
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-03-04
BITTINGER.

The delightful spring like days, in
the early part of last week, were sue
ceeded by the worst snow blizzard of
the winter, and as a result travel is
more difficult now than at any time
during the past winter.
Sugar makers gathered a very good
run of sap last week, and made some
very fine sugar and syrup.
G. c. Beachy sold a fine young
draught horse, to Joseph Beachy, of
Keyser's Ridge, a few days ago.
C. E. Ellithorp received a car load of
commercial fertilizer last week and
distributed it among his farmer
customers.
Jennings Brothers lost valuable
work horse very recently, this being the
second loss of the kind within the past
few months.
The young folks of this community
were entertained at taffy pulling, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Bren-
neman, last Saturday evening.
Miss Cora Bittinger leaves this week
for Glade, Pa, where she will spend
some time with her sister.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-03-04
oscsSsoY.ce0.sssoses
RYANS GLADE.
.e@a Observation-Disclosures


The cold wave has stopped sugar
making for the present. Some have
not opened their camps yet. Everyone
is prophesying an abundant sugar
harvest.
j. B. ShOckey is building new sugar
house.
Our school is progressing nicely and
is skIllfully managed by Miss Agnes
Harvey.
Thomas X. Harvey met with a rain-
full accident Monday evening by falling
from load Of hay We hope his IN
juries are not serious. DR.. McComas
was summoned to render medical aid.
Mr.. James Fout has rented z. C.
Gibson's farm for this season. He ex-
poets to do some extensive farming.
Mr.. j. D. Harvey is erecting a new
and modern dwelling on his farm.
Mr.. H. E. Harvey was visiting at J.
B. Shockey's Saturday evening.
Mr.. Martin from near Rowlesburg,
W. Va, has been visiting his son, C. E.
Martin for several days.
Mir. B, W. Harvey will soon leave US
to reside at Mt. Lake Park.
MIR. Chester Hutchinson has moved
his saw mill from w B. Harvey to
Eagle Rock where he has quite a tract
Of timber to cut.
Mr.. Albert Steyer made a business
trip to Mt. Lake Park Saturday.
Miss Agnes Harvey and Mr.. Hurshal
Harvey were among those who attend
ed cottage prayer meeting at Z. w.
Kelso's Sunday evening.
Mr.. Arthur White. from Wanble,
Ark, was calling at S. G. Steyer' S
Sunday last. .
MIR. j. B. Shockey was a visitor at
the. county's capital Saturday.
MIR. Boyd Steyer, who cut his foot
some time ago IS able to be abou, again.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Lish. of BetEle-
hem, attended prayer meeting at Z. W.
Kelso's Sunday night.
Quarte]y conference at White church
next Saturday.
Our Sunday school. which has been
closed for the winter months, will open
again with the beginning of the second
quarter
Mr.. H. E. Harvey and lady friend
were calling on Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Martin Monday evening.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-03-04
BLOOMINGTON.
,.y.eS.ysy.X.r.y INSTRUMENTATION

Miss Elizabeth Hoffman, of Keyser.
was the guest last week of Miss Edna
Brydon, at Borderside, Bloomington.
Mrs Gertie Jeffries, wife of B. & O.
telegraph operator at Altamont, spent
Tuesday with her brother, Mr.. Edward
Warnlck, of Bloomington.
MIR Welch Miller, first trick operator
at the Junction, moved his family to
Beryl and is occupying the house re-
Gently vacated by Mr.. VIM, Mickey, Sr.,
the latter having moved to Ridgeley.
The members of the Jr. 0. U. A. NJ,
who were not present at the initiation
of Mr.. Thomas Rhoades. certainly miss
a treat The candidates exhibition of
goat riding was unexcelled and would
have done credit to Barnum and
BaileY's Circus.
Bloomington Public School observed
George Washington's birthday in :
most appropriate manner. The princi-
pal, Prof. Teats, and his assistant, Miss
Ellen Kerns, deserve great credit for
the interesting and instructive program
rendered on that occasion. The exer-
cises were opened with an address by
the principal, followed by patriotic
songs and recitations. The recitation
by little Victoria Raleydeserves especial
mention. Rev. Mr.. Snedegar closed the
exercises and congratulated the princi-
pal and his assistant on the program
and the splendid work done by the
teachers of the public school OF Bloom
ington.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-03-04
GORTNER.

Mr.. S, W. Slabach is spending a few
days with his brother Gill and family,
in Akron, Ohio. He expects to visit
the cities of Canton and Cleveland be-
fore he returns.
Darwin Browning, of Piedmont, spent
several days the latter part of the week
with his sister, Mrs. C. T. Sanders. who
continues very i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sanders have re-
turned TO their home in Fairmont after
spending the past few months at
Gortner.
Miss Mary Lichty, who has been stay
ing with her sister, Mrs. John stu L.
man, in Ohio, has returned home for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Llchty, MIR.
Natzinger and Miss Mary Wagler, of
Canada, and Mr.. Horshberger, of Iowa.
are visitors at Gortner. They expect
to visit at Somerset, Pa, before return
ing to their homes. Miss Mary Lichty
will accompany them to Pennsylvania,
for two week S visit.
Miss Della Savage is arranging a
arranging program for the school on
Maryland Day." March %, 1915.
Miss Mable Wamsley is staying with
Mrs. Will Dewitt at Crelln.
Miss Laura Sanders has returned
home from an extended visit to relatives
at Morgantown and Fairmont, w. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-03-04

PARADISE

Alvin Fike spends an occasional
night here, we presume for the purpose
of becoming acclmated so that the
change from McHenry to Paradise will
not effect his health. He expects to
locate permanently soon.
Nathan Knox. head cook and water
boiler for the Fair Weather Lumber
Co., was injured last week by beng
struck on the right leg by a slab (of
wood, not Of bacon thrown by Oscar
Vaughn, chief water boy and sawdust
blower. AS this injury falls under the
Employers Liability Act" we await
action to see the effect of the law.
Page Lee and family spent Sunday
at j. w. Kimmel's.
William Lohr, vetcrin Dental sur
geon, took the wax impression last
week preparatory to making a set of
false teeth for COW belonging to G.
W. Weitzell If these prove salts
factory, the demand will be great, as
tne glade nav and Jdckoak brush are
tough in this localItay at this season Of
the year.
We are informed that rats are so
numerous in the vicinity of Spring
Glade, that they have attacked cows,
biting them IN the back and knawing
holes in the hide. This may sound
"fshy," tho the authority is considered
reliable
The baby daughter of John Brenne-
man is in critical condition; cause.
pneumonia. We hope for a speed re-
coverY. Maleta. an older daughter, is
also i'll and pneumonia is feared. DR..
Broadwater is the attending physician.
Cleveland Kimmel died Wednesday
night at the home of his mother, from
the effect Of the dread white plague.
tuberculosis. Interment at Thayerville
Friday. 2 p. M, Rev. McCamic officiat-
ing.
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George Wagner, of near this place,
had business in Westernport last week.
Mrs. Charles Bill of Grantsyille, spent
several days at Elk Lick, Pa, last week
with Mrs. Frank Petry.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Deitz and child
rem of Elk Lick. Pa. spent Sunday in
Grantsville, visiting friends
Miss May Blocher of this place, spent
Sunday evening in Salisbury, Pa,
with friends.
Miss Sarah Turner, who spent sever
al weeks with friends in Grantsville,
returned to her home near Frostburg
Saturday.
Mrs. Irene Hayes Is spending a few
weeks IN Midland with her sister, Mrs.
J. c. Grady.
Rev. l.. P. Young was dinner guest
on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Schaefer. He baptized their infant
son while there.
c. A. Bender and H. C. Bong have
been elected delegates to the State
convention of Woodmen OF the World,
which convenes at Fairmont, w. Va,
late in March,
Miss Ethel Stanton, who spent sever
al weeks with her sister, Mrs. Ralph
Smouse. of Cumberland, returned home
Friday
A silk quilt donated by Miss Annie E.
Yutzy to the Reformed church at
Pocahontas, is now owned by Mrs. E.
NJ. Bowser of Meyersdale. The quilt.
which is beauty, was made by Mrs.
S. D. Yutzy who is a past mistress in
the art. This is the third quilt Miss
Yutzy has disposed of in recent years
for the benefit of the church, both the
Others going to Grantsvile ladies'.
Mrs. Harry Kirkpatrick and little
baby have returned to Grantsville after
an extended visit to Canton, O., where
their stay was unfortunately prolonged
by the baby having developed a bad
case of diphtheria. The quarantine has
been lifted for several weeks and the
child is entirely recovered and the pas
tor is glad to have his family back.
At meeting of the joint council of
the Lutheran church at Salisbury on
Monday afternoon it was decided that
a call be extended to Rev. Oney of the
-
Gettysburg Seminary to become pastor
of this charge. The election, made
known by a congregational vote on
Sunday at the four charges, was
unanimous at each. 1t is not known
whether or not Rev. Oney will accept
the call, but it is generally believed
that the charge will be fortunate in
securing him as a shepherd, as he is
young, earnest and forceful speaker.
The council meeting was well repre-
sented from each of the four charges,
II. G. Bong and Edward Beachy being
the members from this charge.
S. D. Yutzy, who spends the winter
with his daughter, Mrs. C. A. Bender,
fell at the home of his other daughter,
Mrs. c. d. Hershberger, about week
ago and dislocated his shoulder. The
injured member did not cause him very
great inconvenience at first, but later
began swelling which made it much
more difficult for the physicians to set.
Mr.. YoutZy is now recovering.
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Not seeing any items from this place
| thought l wCnld write.
After the few days OF spring weather
we have some winter again.
Mr. Hurley Miller made flying trip
to Pleasant Valley Sunday.
Misses Edith Kelley and Mettie Ritter
are on the sick list.
Mrs. Charles Haskell and children
were visiting at Mrs Hurler Miller's
last Tuesday.
Mr. Hurley Miller purchased a fine
gasoline engine last week.
The last day of Miss Georgia Davis es
school will be Wednesday, and Miss
Hart from Oakland will then take
charge of the school at this place.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GETAWAY

.Sss Ostss Seesevc.ecs9Ssseee,
Dark is the winter forest
Its frs and beeches tall
Still shadow lingering snowdrlfts
Where sun light fears to fall
But pearl pink snowdrop blossoms
Around the gnarled roots peep
And whisper, Spring is coming,
Tis time to wake from sleep!"
On Wednesday of last week Mr. D. N.
Sanders purchased valuable team from
Guthrie Bros, of near Terra Alta.
Messrs. Boyd Sanders and Claude
Kimmell spent Saturday night and Sun
day at Sheriff Scott's in Oakland.
Quite number of people of this
vicinity attended the sale of Ira FELTON, S
at Corinth Saturday.
We have been wondering what the
attraction is at D. N. Sanders.
Preacher Lawson, of near Terra Alta,
is frequent caller.
MIR. and Mrs Fred Pauhe spent Sun
day with Mrs. Paulie's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Young, at Corinth.