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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-19
A SUBMARINE WEDDING

Newport, r. l., Nov. ia "subma
rine Wedding will take place in New
port today when Miss Adele Magrud-
er, daughter of Capt Thomas P. Ma
gruder of the naval war college, and
Lieut.. Stuart G. Greig, u. 8. NJ, are
united. Lieut.. Greis Is attached to
the submarine flotilla Of the Atlantic
fleet. Lieut.. James c. Van de Carr
of submarine LILO will be best man.
Chaplain Mathew c. Gleeson OF lAe
naval training station will pc. form
the ceremony.
The wedding takes place at the
home of the Magruders. The bride
will be attended by Miss Barbara Bis
pham of Philadelphia and Miss Kath-
crime G. Knight. daughter of Rear
Admiral Austin M. knight, president
OF the naval war college.
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diamond 0n her face? Probably not,
but you may before long. II u recently
patented device catches on"
The man who imagined that vanity
might 20 to this extreme IL Frederick
Frnnkel Of New York. ana he took his
idea 30 seriously that he invented a
beauty mark consisting Of precious
stone with IN adhesive base by which
II might be stuck on woman's face.
Not only did he invent Il, hut he mp
piled 10 tue government for u patent
en- It. The United States patent office
Hnnoun es that It has just granted his
appli alton and that his patent la 30.
l.liO.0T5.-New York World.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-19

Pulaskiville were Fredericktown Wis
itors last Saturday.
Miss Linn Autin visited with friends
in Mt. Vernon the past week.
Mr.. Marshall Hornback has gone to
Indiana where he will spend the win.
ter with his sister.
Mrs. Antoinetta Shaffer visited with
her son, Mr.. Murray Shaffer, at Card.
ington the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Vail Of Mt. Yer
non were Sunday visitors at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. +. G. Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blain Bush of Sparta
visited with relatives in Frederick
town last Sunday.
Mr.. T. s. James was called to
Portland, Ind, last week by the death
of his brother, Mr.. Elmer James.
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THIRTY CIVILIANS KILLED
Germans Give Information Concern
ing Bombardment of Lens.

London. Nov. l7.--Lens has been
under bombardment by the French
artillery since oct. 22, according to
an official statement Issued by the
German war Office. This is the first
definite announcement that the allied
artillery is bombarding this city.
which Is the goal of the Anglo-French
force IN the Artois region. According
to the German statement no military
damage has been done by the shell.
Ing, the statement saying merely that
80 civi ian inhabitents were killed
and 30 wounded, The French ofIic' al
statement tells only OF artillery fight.
ing all along the line from Cham.
payne to Alsace.
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BIG CHURCH FETE IN
PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia, Nov. ia double
celebration Of the fift.eth anniversary
of the dedication of the Cathedral of
SITS. Peter and Pr ul and of the half
century anniversary Of the ordina-
tion of Archbishop Prendefgast into
the prizes thood has brought many Of
the leading Catholic clergy and laity
from eastern states to Philadelphia.
Special services took place in the ca
thedral this morning. Tonight $4,000
men will march in honor of the arch
bishop, forming two great parades
that will start from opposite sides of
the city. On the reviewing stand will
be Csr1ir"' "arlev Of New York,
Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore, and
otner prelates, as court of honor
for Archbishop Prem lergast.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-19

hope to gain perfect health until the
impurities are washed from the sys'
TEN. II you feel badly all the time
you must crave health. II you want
to feel renewed spirits, the glow Of
perfect health, bright eyes, clear
skin, the knowledge that you are
well, you can do 90. Cleanse your
blood by taking S. S. S. For fifty
years it has been the standard blood
purifier. It relieves the trouble by
renourishing the blood, renewing its
strength, and stimulating the now -
that the blood regains its lost Vitality
and throws of the poison. Even
long standing cases respond. But
you must use S. S. S. Take It for al
blood infections. , Get It at your
druggists today.
If you need special advice. write
the S. S. s. Co.. Atlanta. Ga.
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Get Rid Of Scroflla
How? Take S.S.S.
Fifty Years Use Proves s. S. S.
Win Relieve Stubborn Cases

You have noticed the little Tester
ing pimples on the face and body
swelling Of the glands-soreness In
the legs and arm muscles. These are
the symptoms Of Scrofula. You
may have some Of these symp-
toms, possibly the taint Of Scrofula
infection. But in either case, 1t IL q
dangerous condition. Your blood II
Infected. impure. and you can never
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-19
MELLEN FEARED
teddy FORGOT
Government Springs New Letter
In Railroad Case.
FAMOUS INTERVIEW RECALLED

Head Of New Haven Road and Presi-
dent Roosevelt Unable to Agree as
to What Was Said at Meeting When
Proposition to Sell Steamship Lines
to Morse Was Overwhelmingly
Not Promised.
New York, Nov. 17.-New light on
Charles S. Mellen's famous interview
with President Roosevelt over the
question as to whether the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
company should sell Its steamship
lines to Charles w. Morse was switch
ed on by the government attorneys at
the trial of the eleven former direc-
tors OF the road on the charge OF GRIM
inal violation OF the Sherman law
The government introduced q letter
written by Mellen to William Loeb,
Jr., the presidents secretary, by
which 1t appeared that there was a
subsequent misunderstanding between
the railroad president and Mr.. Roose-
welt over what mad been said at the
interview.
According to Mellen's testimony,
the president told him that he would
give the New Haven no immunity il
II violated the law, but that he prom
Used that there would be no action
taken against the road during mis- ad-
ministration IL 1t should retain its
steamship lines.
The government maintains that the
New Haven not only retained the
lines, but proceeded to acquire others
to strengthen it's alleged monopoly.
please do not forget" Mellen
wrote in the letter. "the promise you
made me that the president should
send for Herbert Knox Smith and
read over carefully the memorandum
be prepared Of our interview OF early
last spring on the steamship matter.
"Unless my memory is faulty, out
lined to the president in that inter
view that if did not trade with Mr..
Morse, 1t would be necessary for me
to go further for the protection of the
territory we serve. and have it
strongly in my mind that suggested
there would be further acquisitions
to extend our influence south to en-
able us to control the rates upon
crude products, which were so import
ant to the manufacturing interests of
our particular territory.
~ fear he mas forgotten the full in
terview. I am not ut all surprised
that 1t is so. but inasmuch as we have
come to better understanding than
for q long time back, and as am very
we'll pleased ut the result OF my last
interview with him, am more than
anxious that he shall disabuse mis-
mind of the thought l fear he may
have had that have taken advantage
OF his good nature and kindness to-
ward me to go further than was JUS
titled in doing as the result Of our In
terview. Such an impression on his
rart should deplore very much and
II dsturbs me very seriously"
The letter was dated Jan. q, 1908,
rearly year after the interview re.
serred to, and meantime the New
Haven had bought the Windsor line
and obtained an interest In the Mer.
chants and Miners. The occasion
for sending the communication was a
proposed interview with the president
by committee of railroad presidents
which Mr.. Mel'en desired to arrange
to discuss the Sherman law
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BEATING THE BILL COLLECTOR
New York Sum-

Several years ago." said a New
York physician, there was a.physic-
ian in this city, dead now, whose
greater fame was as a chemist, but
he had fine medical practice. Like
a good many others who have money
to pay bills with, the doctor was ex-
tremely slow pay, and collectors had
hard times getting to him. Invari-
ably when one called the man on
the door would asks If he wished to
see the doctor professionally, and If
the caller said he did not he was as
sured the doctor was not in.
Finally one of them went at IT
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-19

Mrs. Mary Linn of East Lamartine
street went to Cleveland Tuesday to
visit with her son, Matthew Linn.
Mrs. Rocina Forbush of Gibson
City, ILL.,, arrived here Tuesday for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Winchester
Faust, East Burgess street.
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FOOD MAKERS IN CONVENTION

Detroit. Mich, Nov. II The max.
srs OF special food products in many
parts OF the country met in oonven
zion here today. Walter b. Sperry
OF Syracuse. N. Y. Is presiding. Many
~f the breakfast food ccn~e ~ are
represented. Tie organization is
Known as the American Specially
4laaufacturers' association.
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A Matter Of Einuras.

Lobby'Pt-Alay ! submit some figures
In support of my contentiouf Senator
We'll. there'il have to he at least four
nguras
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-19
Wants His Wheat

J. J. Pealer has commenced an ac-
xi0a In the Knox county common
pleas court against the Cockley Mill.
Ing Company, A. b. Beverstock and
e. NJ. Hildreth. The plaintiff states
shat the defendant, Beverstock, who
Is the owner of a large mill at Lex
sn9ton. erected an elevator I'm Freder-
3ckeown In 1910, and called II the
Farmers Elevator. C. M. Hildreth
&as placed In charge of the said ele.
~stor. The plaintiff alleges that In
1Sl% and 1915, he deposited in the
elevator 735 Ia bushels OF wheat. He
makes the allegation that Hildreth
shipped the wheat owned by the
'pisintir and by other persons all over
sho country. Plaintiff states that he
has demanded his wheat and that the
tdefendant, Hildreth. refuses to ac.
count for the same. The plaintiff
wherefore asks that the wheat be de.
Aivered to him or else the company
pay him full value for the same. The
Sattorneys fer the plaintiff are Doug,
Aass a. Hutchinson of Mansfield and
Kerry e. Leyerlng Of Mt. Vernon.
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Miss EGie Amorine of Columbus is
visiting with Miss Berdell Long this
week
Miss Hazel Kunkle visited with
friends in Bellville the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hedner of But
Ter visited at the home OF Miss Ber-
dell Long on Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Letta Amsbaugh visited with
relatives at Butler last week.
The Star class of the Baptist Sun
day school will hold their monthly
social at the home of Mrs. Earl Den
man on Friday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dalrymple and
Mr. w. e. Blackford of this place Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Baugh-
man at Brandon, couple of days last
week.
Mrs. Janet Baker of Brink Haven
and Mr.. William Beltz of Buckeye
City visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Doup, east of town, last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. Shellenbarger and Mr.. Ralph
Wells and family of Mt. Vernon Wis.,
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. John Wells,
west of this place, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Wilson at
tended corn show at Gallon last
week.
Miss Eleanor Bliss, who has been
visiting relatives in this vicinity the
past few weeks, has returned to her
home in Newark, o.
Miss Mary Smothers of Marengo,
visited with her sister, Mrs. G. A.
Sprague, last week. She expects to
20 to Michigan on a visit soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Schroeder en-
tertained the following guests last
week: Mr.. and Mrs. William Morri-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. William Darling
and children, Mr.. Harry Phillips,
Miss Blanch Carter.
Mr.. w. III. Woodward and Mr.. G. b.
Moree are. in Tennessee looking up
future locations.
MIR. and Mrs. Harley Sims moved
to their new home recently purchased
near Howard.
Mr. George Stahl and daughters of
Ankenytown were Fredericktown
visitors last week.
Mrs s. j. Workman and son were
called to Akron last week on account
Of the serious illness of her son, Mr..
Clarence Workman.
Mrs. Sara kunkle of Mt. Vernon
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
]. II. Real the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle Brubaker Wis
tied relatives at Mt. Vernon last Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Lift of this place
visited at the home of Mr.. Wll'am
Montgomery at Ankenytown last Sun.
dav.
Mrs. r. f. Hosack returned last
week from visit with her parents
near Mt. Vernon.
The annual rabbit pie dinner of the
M. e. brotherhood was held at the
church parlors on Thursday evening
of this week.
Mrs. A. c. Huddle, who has been at
Chicago. Ill.,. for some time past, re-
turned home the past week.
Mr.. William Ramsey OF Mansfield
was Fredericktown visitor last
week.
MIR. Donald MARBLE started for AL.
bert Lea, Mimi, last Thursday even
ing He has accepted a clerical posi-.
tion in an office there.
Mrs. William Grubb entertained
last Tuesday In honor of Mrs. Eliza.
beth Willis of Ashland, Mrs Lydia
Detwiller, Mrs. II. w. Baker, Mrs
Mary Marple and Mrs. A. Rucker
Dinner was served.
Mrs. f.. A. Day was Mansfield Wis
itor on Wednesday OF this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Hathaway
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Common Pleas Court

The following matters were dis
posed of in the court of common pleas
Tuesday by Judge Blair:
Harriet Turner VS.. Charles Nj. Hi.
dreth Juy waived judgment TO-
the plaintiff for 500 and costs.
Zeia Turner VS.. Charles M. Hi.
1reth-Same entry as above.
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Second PARTIAL

Belle Willlamson, guardian OF Ruth
Williamson. has filed a second partial
ScouSnt In probate. which shows the
solcwing: Received $664.9s. paid
Ssst Ssl.l4.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-19

William Barber. thresher, and
Rosa May Butt, both of Rich Hill.
2sv. l.. q. Walker
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nOyHvun
ks~s-CAanstss CsssssouaAsaD.

ks~s. .CAaaetso Cessssoun0no0.
Monday. April 10.
Miss Margaret sanfosd is visiting IN
Doyle this week.
MIR. and Mrs. r. c. Knowles spsnt
the week end in Gannison.
Mr.. and nrs. Will Reecs hsse sosd
their ranch TO . section mon.
Miss Gertrude Prosser rs spending ths
week with friends IN Gunnison.
Mrs Ida Bush went to Gunnison
Wednesday returning Thursday
Great preparations ere being made BY
the ladies for the apron end nschsis
dance April oath.
Clarence Meadow went To the county
seat Friday and returned Saturday in
his new Ford car.
Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Des Combes and
Miss Clara N. Meadow were visitors at
the Dome Wednesday.
A June wedding is reported on the
tapis. One of our young ladies' is wear
ing brand new spsrkler.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. h. Williams of Car
ter tunnel at Ohio City were visitors at
the Evergreen ranch Sunday.
The round up Sunday after the Funk
end Hack horses did not prove sue
cess. About eighteen men are going to
try again during the week.
In the bsse ball match in Parlin Sun
Aay between Gunnison and Doyle
Gunnison won. The score being 10-7.
Nearly all Of Doyleville attended the
game.
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1ufl4I I'll RlunN
NEI8 r m m

This veek .sees the nee suee road
fram Psoa,s to Somerset psscsicslly
completsd end IAslts county peSsss sp-
nouncs shst movement 10 % feot to
hold . gssad cea~erstioa N tAet ed of
Gunnissn county this week Sunday. Al
ready thirty ssse Iosds have ssassaced
intention Of going Perhaps BY another
year the road will be through to Crest
ed Butte, and joint celebration Of the
two counties held On kebler pess.
The fret auto in Somerset Was seen
Sunday, the 1lth, when H. \. Ssre
succeeded in getting through from Pa
onis by laying plAnks across ssfinished
culverts. The Paonian says:
"Since the crowded situeti0n Of the
townsite prevents the construction of
private garages, the Utah Fuel Co. has
ordered . garage built which will have
. capseity Of ten cars. The eHpsass Of
maintaining this convenience will be
prorated among those svsiling thsm-
selves Of it. The Wssatch Stoss con
psny, Of which George McDernaid is
locsl manager, is preparing TO ~ .
line of automobile supplies and aecss-
sories."
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PoWpCRiooaN

HSV0Champeoa CoereoQoAAe00s
Wednesday, April q.
Frank Andrews went to Gunnison
Monday.
Harry Crary, Jr. is spending . weeA
in town
Jack Jardine is slowly recovering
from injuries to his foot and ankle.
w. A. Keelor brought Mrs. Will
Sammons and Mrs. S. Cobb out from
Gunnison Tuesday.
George Andrews brought part of the
merry makers home Monday. He re-
turned that evening.
DIR. Geo L. Nuckolls made mis- first
trip out this spring and gave fine ser
mon Thursday evening.
Miss Daisy Youman was here Thurs
day on her way to Gunnison but re-
turned home on hearing of her brother
Fred's accident.
A large ranch deal was consumated
this week when Alva and Lewis Sam
mons and Tom Foster bought the ranch
interests Of W. P. Sammons.
Fred Youman had the misfortune to
break his arm Thursday by being
thrown from = horse. DR.. Horton At
tended him and he is doing nicely.
Those attending the banquet were:
Mr.. Frank Andrews and sons Keith
and John, Mr. and Mrs E. A. Foster.
Mr. and Mr. Clarence Rsdaka, Mr.. and
Mr.. ". P. Sammons and daughters,
Ruby and Ma9Rie and Hugh Foster.
All report . fine time
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ADryuaAuyE ~ NJ uunog
seOs- -Chsmpsos CorresVoaAss@

seOs-C Chsmpsoa CorrespooAss0
Friday, April Is
Phi moore 70 fsncinG the Adsms
ranch this sum0er.
Georgs Strsber end fsmilV sss st
home again On sheir Buca epSsa pench.
Posstoes ere being planted IN this
section and everybody 10 busy 9th
spriag work.
Psul HuecheHsr hes come over from
Crested Butte end gons to his Lee
esssk ranch.
Lots Of csttle coming up n00. The
last few days has started the grass fine
1t is an ideal spring.
John Bsir took quite trip with pota-
toes on burros to Bowie Thursday from
his Williams creek ranch.
Al Botsford passed through recently
on his way to Somerset and went back
by way of Hubbard creek road
Mr.. Hutchins, from Delta, is moving
up on the Muddy. His two sons have
taken up ranches and ne will do the
same.
Mr.. Smith, one of the lessers of the
Botsford ranch hes come up to start
work on the lease with his partner Mr.
Conkliu of Delta.
The Fire Mountain Canal road is near
ing completion. Tuesday evening IN
automobile came up to Somsrset which
made quite little stir in csmp.
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In essesctiss Usso ~ Opssa nsed a
sessssn toasssss w'As 60 exp<ct~d 70
- shsssuA - ksskiss. ssshss 0osaG
" oes~sssuiaG sssa ~ Cslsdssuas sa-
pssitsoas cd ~ PsnaRe Coasl. 4
should be rsRsssbessd sAst cay pailsUsd
sseket ~ gesd fer sa i.As6asss sssR ss
Gunnisoa.
This .sssns both weys ssd for s~vessl
nonths If dessr<d Ais the tourist csn
% BY wsy of Gssawssd SpsisGs -
bsosd EaGe. o. Guasisaa. just - the
spirit moves 9th this libersl ssrsaG-
oeat, Gunnssea shosld have sh< psivi-
lsss ef eatsrtssnsaG . spsss eanv tour
isss. end if any Of our cStixees hass
fssssds back hosse." who ss< plsnn.ag
On the "trip, do not fsil to coll THE pssaa
10 their attention.
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]. Z. IS~ Il - Cssd I.ia6s |.
ss,sHdsnG f<s a.Ss q sA< sss.s ~.
~eek
Mr.. nessAsa u ~ Cas1ssdS sspvsy
Co., esIssd "a h.s sss-sds W Oaso CITY
sunday.
Miss LsDllo JeAasa spsus Q S<U
hours - hoss osadav s~tsrniag 70
Gsnassas Tussa.V.
n y Usssssaa 60 Chriss~ussa q
Pueblo esas ia Wednesday to lsaa W
their nsasnG issssssts.
The Essbsosassy club net last wssA
at Nm. =. ,. Nc Lssn's end - usual
had . hsay 80 saJoysbs< time.
The hsll geas II Psssia lass SssA.y
broaGes out sunber q our psopae.
They al sajeyed the sid< end the eone.
Herman hsdses. Supt Of the Advsnc<
Mining Co. y pussiaG Rsssher Of nssa
10 wost II shs Posasis end saekinG .
good sAo~iaG
Mr.. and Nm. kiaslsy mad . "trip to
GunnIsoa W their neW cos They sepast
fise tr,p sisAosGA sAe sosds sss not ia
very eosd sAape.
Rev. kObiassa pseechsd STRONG SER
mon Tuesday eveaisG 70 . large end ~
precissive ssdisacs He gave " oil
something ts thiak sbout.
Miss kesbst sss4ss Of 81 saA I.saaard
Nest,et, arrived fp0a Missouri TO mshe
the brothers . visit We hepe sAe will
like il - veil kess sAss she will deeiAe
to stay.
We ere sure nov that spring he's
come. for the reason that Mr.. Wiley,
our efficient county commissioner hes
appeared with his road machinery. He
has force Of men ut work who will
proceed TO make . boulevard Of this
part Of the county roads, to our greet
satisfaction.
Mr.. Carter has made the record trip
between his mine and Gunnison in h,s
little auto. The entire trip from the
mine 10 Gunnison and back was accom-
plished in two hours and ten minutes,
and Mr.. Carter did some shopping end
attenaed - business while in Gunnisoa
besides. We coll tAat going some. +"
Fridays train bsoaght home Raleigh
Flick snd his bride. The young folks
married st the brides home, Hsiglef,
Neb., snd after . short wedding trip
returnsd 10 begin their married life
here. They will be 1T home for the
present ct the Flick rsach. Their many
friends wish them joy and Ill The good
tAiaGs in life.
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CInlIESDo0
So CunDunDun1D -

nssA.s. Apss ls
0r. Pscs Uss uasoeAiaG sa0s ssry
good aopsss w sAss way rsesasiy.
0sssss G<oaBA Amy ssd A. nscas
ss< hsae from - Nosusel fas Sunupdny
end Sunday.
n..s nlsry Basel ssse W ~ wssss
u hes scAoSl Asss ed wsnt ~ Baldwin
Sssusd>y TO tesch.
Willis SsAsn. RsdoapA Us1sss.. viola
Wssters end Ruth Scost seat - Gsaai-
son Friday 20 sssspd sAe besq1st.
5. S. Usstew end soa Rsaoaph
motoesd to Gunnison moa<aay. Jim
H,cks sad fsaily slse vent down the
same day.
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MA

~eOo-Chanptoa COrrsaOoooso0
Tuesday. April 2O
nrs. Jsrdine Of the upper Cebolla
IVES in Iola Monday.
Brysnt Eastman and party were here
from Gunnison Sunday.
Curtis Osborne end wife and b. F.
KilIey and wife Of Gunnison were lola
visitors Sunday.
Louis Dent and brother arrived Tues
day from Virginia where they went to
visit their parents.
r. E. Lightley and wife and ID. L.
Gray and wife passed through lola Sum-
day on their way to Vulcan.
From fifty to sixty acres of oats 10
the stunt W. G. Neiderhut has set for
himself this spring and most of the crop
10 already in Mr.. Neiderhut was in
town Tuesday.
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COUNTY NEWS ~ BRIEF

Jsas kssA - ks~y onko - .
. sos = esssasa1 - ~ 49, ~
ksau sss1ns. - - sOsaB 0s-A
.soA. fhss s-psss ~ ssAs - 80
AsGA -
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RI M MN
gun EIunu

Sssursaas ssssrsssa ~ 2s@ o'clock.
The hrsl hase school tssca team caad,-
a.sss sin coaspsts for sAe hasH II sep
ssssetsaG Guaassaa q sAs Colorsso Col
i>os Iasitssiaa h.eh Scheol Trsck saA
Field nset, 70 ~ heid Nay 1st.
The men ss< fsst rounding into top
fosH, 80 the scAsol's hopes ere running
Aseh for many victories when its boys
svn sGssnst The psck of other hlgh
scAeois.
Aamissioa 10 the us~et tomorrow will
hs 10 cepss. This fund Gill he used to
help defrsy the expenses Of the athletes
oa their trip to Colorado Springs.
The offictals -,