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The Harrison times., 1915-03-27
Jordan Valley

1t does your scribe good to note
the vast improvement going on in
and near this beautiful valley. For
the information Of those not &C.
quainted will say Jordan empties into
Crooked Creek near the NJ, & N A,
depot in Harrison, This valley
widens out as you pass north Just a
very short distance, and is on both
sides of the NJ. & n. A, railroad,
Most Of the farmers on this prai-
rie have taken to the spirit of inn
proved farming and stock raising
and are finding it very pleasant as
well as profitable, ltisa source Of
comfort to know this spirit is con-
tagous and its no mistake to head
the list with this step toward, as all
Others are from this oatgrowth
Tue grades Of cattle horses, hogs,
sheep and last but not the least
poultry which all are trying to I'M
prove as fast as could be reasonably
expected,
The prairie shows decided i'm.
provement in its buildings, all
have better dwellings, barns etc.
Bill Johnson and Hershel Evatt
have both built splendid up.to.date
barns which they have both given
unique names and while would
prefer Hershel's choice don't sup.
pose that worries Bill any, Among
those who have built new up.to.date
residences are Joe and Oscar Daniels,
Hershel and Nellie Eyatt, and Mr.
Calvert has one under construction,
all these residences are modern dwell.
ings well constructed for beauty and
convenience,
Oliver Estes has Just finished sow.
ing eight acres Of smooth head Bar.
ley A half a car load Of Irish seed
Potatoes has been ordered by the
Capps Fruit Association
And in conclusion ! will say, that
the stock growers are very anxious
that your city should have public
scales, 1t is expected that city OF
prominence and rapid development
ofHorrison should have public scales,
and the farmers certainly desire this
convenience and the scales would
soon pay for themselves,
WELL WsHER,
The Harrison times., 1915-03-27
THE Spoilers,

THE Spoilers
-"The Spoilers, greatest moving
picture triumph Of the year
Fire Insurance, H. D. Glass, east
side Square, Phone lS
See the Boone Co Abstruei Co, for
Abstracts, Office In Court House,
QFoR RENr-Furnished rooms, Can
Rko furnish board If desired,
Bphone l05 Blue, w. II RUTH
Il l,-Mrs Elinor Bunch, wife Of Prof
John {, Bunch, formerly of Harrison
died Friday at their home in Berry
Vile
Take a liver square for bilious.
ness, torpid liver malaria, 2se per
hex, II your druggist cannot supply
you, write the Liver Square Company
az eotler, Arkansas
The Harrison times., 1915-03-27
Bergman.

Miss Barta Jones is spending this
week with her sister, Mrs, John Car.
ter, Of Lowry,
Mrs John Elan, Of Leslie, has been
visiting her brothers, Albert and
Monroe Sands, for couple Of weeks,
Silas Taylor, Of Oklahoma, came
in on Wednesdays train 70 visit his
brother, Alvin, who is very low with
consumption,
The ladies of the NJ, L, S, church
met with Mrs Jess Rushing last Fri,
day afternoon and organi2eda q Home
Missionary Society,
B. B. Patrick has moved back TO
Bergman and will resume business at
his old stand, Carthl Eoff will move
to the place vacated by Mr., Patrick
D, W. Jones and Swotiord Bros,
have the new canning factory nearly
completed, They will be prepared to
do all kinds Of canning this summer,
The Harrison times., 1915-03-27
Batavia

Miss Gladys Englcs has been slight
ly i'll
A son was born Sunday to Mr.,
aad Mrs, j. lager,
~, G, W, Engles spent Friday
1nd Saturday in Harrison,
Miss Eula Travis has returned
.lrom an extended visit in Iowa,
j Mr. and Mrs, W. II Ruth and son
Of Harrison, spent Saturday and
Sunday with II, brown OF Batavia
The young people Of this place
had quite an enjoyable time Tues
day evening at the home Of !, n
Farris
The Harrison times., 1915-03-27
0Ivey.

Col. D. n, Fulbright is sitting up.
Farmers are busy sowing oats,
Tame oats.
Miss Werner, of Lima, Ohio, is the
guest of Mr., and Mrs. John |, Hale,
Miss Werner and Mrs Hale formerly
were school friends in Washington,
D. c,
1t is reported the Valley Springs
school entertainment was a great
success, The talented Miss MarGie
Redus, Of Harrison, rendered a vocal
solo.
Mr., and Mrs. X. S, Honey and Mr.,
and Mrs. Sorenson arrived here this
week from Uhling Nebraska They
have bought property here and will
make this their future home, They
are delighted with Olvey,
The Harrison times., 1915-03-27
Hog Creek.

PRAYER meeting every Saturday
night,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs, Luther Bur
ton boy,
Elder Moorehead preached here
Thursday uight
Farmers have concluded to post
pone oat sowing while the snow
continues to fall.
Several of our young folks atten.
ded the entertainment at Valley
Springs all report a nice time,
The Harrison times., 1915-03-27
THE HARRISON TIMES.
$1.00 per year.
SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1915,
MARKET REPORT z
Corrected weekly by the
HARRISON PRODUCE COMPANY

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/ Springs "......".""."".,.,.,, &c !
/ Old""."........,. ...,.............. 0c !
Hen Turkeys. "..."......"..l2c !
Ducks. ....,.".,,...",...,"."." &c I
! GeeSe,...",,',.',.'''"''''''' &c !
Hides, green"."....".",",",lOc I
" dry,o"o,o,,"15c to 20c 1
Hog hides ",....."........".l5c |
Horse hides s,"..$1.50 to $2.7 rs |
Butter .",""r" .,,,,.,"".,, l2c !
Eggs "'o"''"'"'"'"'''''"''' l0c =!
Ginseng o..,"""," ''",'"'",S4.OO ]
Golden Seal" al,"".",,.."....,.$ So 90 !
Wool ..... ..,.. ....10c to rs ;
BeeSWaX .,",',',,",",,''""r'Z5c !
LA4AA+AAAf + + t,f4, 4,TS..s+Tt.ft
The Harrison times., 1915-03-27
COUNTY NEWS.
HopeweII.

The family of W L, Kindall left for
Meridian Idaho last week,
Richard Phillips is occupying the
Capps place recently vacated by
Kindall.
Farmers are talking about the
snowy backward weather and wish
ing they could sow oats.
We have been informed that viii
Wynn of Harrison has sold the farm
recently purchased from Lex Greene
to Mr.. Hibdon.
The Harrison times., 1915-03-27

Directors of the Boone County
Fair Association meet this after.
noon to fix the date for Fair this
fall, arrange for a series of summer
races, and transact other business,
The Harrison times., 1915-03-27
Christian Science.

Christian science services, Sunday
morning at II, subject, Reality
Sunday School at 10; Wednesday
evening meeting at 7;30, You are
cordially invited to attend the
ser $, Room 4, over c. L Jones
store.
The Harrison times., 1915-03-27
CHURCHES.
The Christian Church

The subject for Sunday morning is
the "BenevoIences of the Christian
Churches" Evening, "The Cam
paign against Evil
f. NJ CUMMINGS, Pastor
The Harrison times., 1915-03-27

Eight cases ofliquor shipped to
Frank Baker, who failed to claim
them were taken out by Sheriff
Graham last Friday and poured in.
to the creek, Rather hard on the
fishes.
The Harrison times., 1915-03-27
House and Rooms to Rent.

! have four'room house aud two
furnished rooms for light hous'keep'
ine, Call Oh Mrs, le, II, Aeaboufne, or
Phone l5q,
The Harrison times., 1915-03-27
Local and Personal

a w, DOHHtI, Ol tue Ol, JOe MAI
Bile Works, was in town Wednesday.
Grocer l.. {. Holt opens a meat
department this week with Jim Jones
in charge,
Harrison Mason's enjoyed a.
mother delightful Pie Supper, Thurs
day night,
-Out-of-town folks are especially
invited to see "The Spoilers" next
Saturday afternoon.
The County Sunday School Con-
vention began two day session at
Belltonte yesterday.
THE Spoilers" 9-reel attraction
at the Lyric next Friday night and
Saturday Matinee.
Olive Michel is home from Hen
dirk College for a short visit with
parents and friends,
Mrs. VIM, Thomas, aged 80,
wife Of one Of Belefonte's oldest
citizens, died Wednesday.
-Harrisons street force has been
doing some good work this week on
West Stevenson avenue.
C, H. Toney, Of Little Rock. has
been gathering data for a map of
Boone county to be published soon
Passenger Agent Jay Kerr, Of the
NJ, & n, a, railroad, spent several
days this week in Newton county.
Mrs, Jno c Ross had a severe
attack Of heart trouble the first Of
the week from which she is slowly
recovering.
w W. Larimer returned Satur.
day after brief visit to his former
home, Cincinnati. His family, who
are still in the east, will return
soon.
e. A. Pehley, circulation man
ager Of the Herald, moved Tuesday
to his recently purchased farm near
Omaha, in this county, and will tr
farming this coming season.
The "Trip Round the World,
Tuesday by the Appollo Club was q
success artlstically, socially ant
financially, Near two hundred
passengers enjoyed the journey,
Mrs, Mary A. Mcmillan, aged
65 years, died at her home in the
south part Of town Sunday after
many months of illness, She leaves
a daughter, Mrs, Ellen Taylor,
Cashier Z, S, Alexander, Of the
Farmers Bank, has gone to ST.
Louis to consult a specialist con.
cernng his detective bearing which
has been troubling him for some
time,
C. A. Monroe Meadows, the
Newton county newspaper man,
passed through Harrison last week
enroute for a visit to his old home in
Mississippi after an absence of fifteen
years,
Mrs. Belle Faneher, wife of Alex
Faneher, Of west Boone county, died
Monday last She was q daughter
OF Unclt Harve Ratclilie, who was
old Carrollton's best known citizen
when that town was at its zenith
forty years ago,
-Ilarrison's Womans Clubs have |
n committee appointed to secure, III
possible the removal OF the Court |
House fence and construction Of n |
walk in its place, There can be no
question as 70 the Improvement 10
appearance such q change would
accomplish,
Gordon Armitage, attorney aud
notary, has located in Harrison,
with Offices over the Peoples Bank
For several years he has been in the
practice at Scarcy as partner Of Tx.
congressman Brundidge, and he
comes back home exceptionally well
equipped in his profession,
&, /, Merrill, the Forest Reserve
engineer who has just finished n
survey of the Reserves portion Of
the road from Harrison to Clarkes'
vile was in town Thursday, In
company with Supervisor Francis
keiler he left yesterday for similar
work in Franklin county,
Mrs, NJ A, Layton, OF South
Dakotn ia Visiting her sister Mrs |
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-31
SPECIAL PROGRAM
For New Years Eve And New Years
Night at the Auditorium.

The Welsh Motion Picture Co. has
completed arrangements for showing
two big feature plays at the Audi
torium on Friday and Saturday nights.
alias Jimmy Valentine" a Liebler
feature in five reels, after the novel of
the same title will be the Offering for
New Years Eve, with Robert Warwick
starring.
The story is an interesting one of an
expert safe robber, who given the
chance reforms and becomes useful
member of society. How Jimmy" the
reformed crook puts to good use his
expert knowledge of safes, after little
girl has been accidentally locked in.
brings the story to fitting climax.
Another Pathe Gold Rooster play en-
titled "Simon the Jester" will be the
feature OF the program for New Years
night, which with two single reel come.
dies will make big special program of
seven reels.
Simon the Jester" features Edwin
Arden, who is well remembered here
for his fine work as "Wu Fang" in "The
Exploits of Elaine" Mr.. Arden is sup
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-31

the children who were unable to be
present.
The distribution of presents was pre-
coded by short musical program by
the children which added great deal
to the occasion.
A fact which is worthy of note here
is that on Christmas day bounteouS
supply of nuts were put in charge of a
committee of colored people in the
quarters for distribution among the
colored children. At the appointed
hour the entire CoIored population Of
children gathered and received pack
age of nuts.
The committees in charge of the pro
gram desire to express their thanks to
the people of the town for the hearty
cooperation shown.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-31
MILLION DOLLAR BANK
TO Be ORGANIZED

A commercial event of more than
usual interest to this community is the
proposed organization of the new Cal.
casieu National Bank and the South
west Louisiana Farm Mortgage Co.
with combined working capital of one
million dollars. Few communities not
only in the state of Louisiana but in
the entire south afford million dollar
banks. The enterprise is one of the
Surest evidences of the faith of the best
business men of this section in the bust
ness possibilities of this section.
The launching of this new institution
will be brought about through the mer
ger of the Calcasieu National Bank and
the Calcasieu Trust and Savings Bank.
The plan has been submitted to the
directors of the two institutions and has
been unanimously Endorsed by them and
the stockholderSof the two institutions
will be asked to give their sanction to
the plan at their regular meeting which
will be held on January 18th. The plan
for the merger of the two institutions
briefly outlined will be as follows:
The Calcasieu Trust & Savings Bank
will be made a National Bank. The
plan proposes an increase OF Capital
Stock from $250,0OO to 100000 and after
this is done to consolidate the business
with that of the CalcaSieu National
Bank, Then it is proposed to organize
the Farm Mortgage business now
handled by the CalcaSieu Trust & Say.
ingS Bank.
The new CaIcasieu National will then
have capital of 100000 with sur.
plus of $250,OOO, and the Farm Mort
gage Co. with capital OF $25O,OOO I'm
der the control OF the same board of
directors will make a working capital
of 81 100000.
/ At present the Capital Stock Of the
Calcasieu National Bank is $l50,0OO and
that of CalCaSieu Trust & Savings Bank
is $250,O00 making total of 100000.
The increase of 100000 will be allotted
one half to the present stockholders
and the other half will be offered to the
Banks old customers not now stock
holders.
The new organization has been in con-
sideration several months and is made
possible by the enactment of the new
Federal banking law. Under the new
law National banks have many of the
privileges of Commercial banks such as
maintaining Savings departments. act
ing as Trustees, Administrators, etc.,
making loans secured by mortgage On
improved farms, etc.
The Bank at Welsh will form part
of this system as will all other branches
of the Calcasieu Trust & Savings Bank
1t is planned to have the new institu
tions ready for operation by March LIST.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-31
MASONIC BODIES
INSTALL OFFICERS

The Annual Installation of the Ma.
sonic bodies and the Order OF the East
ern Star took place as usual on the
night of the 9th Of December, 1915,
with a large number of members
and visitors present. Notwithstanding
the fact that the weather was very in.
clement the ceremonies were conducted
in the usual manner, the installation
being public. After the work Of install.
ing all the officers for the four bodies
was completed the guests and members
were invited to the banquet hall where
refreshments were served which were
very much appreciated by all present.
Below are the officers who we're in.
stalled and will serve for the ensuing
year.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR
Mrs. R. S Greer, Worthy Matron;
Mrs. Nellie Jones, Associate MatrOn;
L. H. Dautel, Worthy Patron; Miss lone
Robinson, ConductreSs; Mrs, Tim W.
Todd, Associate Conductress; Mrs. Tu-
dell Gabbert, Treasurer Mrs. Nora Arm.
strong. Secretary; Mrs. Rena Cooper,
OrganiSt, Mrs. Nora Gray, Marshal;
Mrs. Louise Carroll, Ada; Miss Eldia
Goodreau, Ruth; Miss Flora Compton,
Esther; Mrs. Anna Bates, Martha; Mrs.
Emily bennett, Electa; Zim W. Todd
Sentinel.
WELSH LODGE NO. 232 F. & A. M
A. T. Jones, VIM; L. II, Dautel, S
W.; F. G. Seward, j. W.; DR.. John H
Cooper, Treasurer; John W. Armstrong
Secretary; w. D. JoneSS. W.; E. S.Good'
reau, j. W. ;Chas. F. Jeter, M. c; Willie
Compton, S. S.; R. j. Stockton, j. S.;
w. D. Bates, Tyler; Rev. E. M Stewart
Chaplain.
WELSH CHAPTER NO. so R. A, M.
E. H. Boiling, E. H.; L. H. Dautel
King; A. T. Jones. Scribe; R. NJ. Gray
Treasurer; Tohn w. Armstrong, Secre-
tary; DR.. John H. Cooper, C. H.; R. S
Greer, P. S.; F. G. Seward, R. A. c.; w
B. Gabbert, M. of LIST Vale; D. C. Bot
torff. M. of End Vale; w. D. Jones, M. O
3rd Vale; Willie Compton, Sentinel.
WELSH COMMANDERY X. T. NO. Il
D. C. Bottroff, E. c.; R. S. Greer, G. l..
L. H. Dautel, C. G.; C. E. Carr, Treas
urer; John w. Armstrong, Recorder; F
B. bennett, S. W.; E. H. Boiling, j. W.
DR.. John H, Cooper, Chaplain; j. M
Booze, Standard Bearer; W. E. Taught
Sword Bearer; w. B. Gabbert, Warder
j, T. Boiling, 1st Guard; c. A. LaRue
End Guard; Samuel Blackboard, 3r'
Guard.
The visitors were: Miss Jennie Fam
and mother of Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs
I Abel Todd of Lansing, Mich, Miss Bon
bell Doan of New Orleans. W. F. Tietj
of Roanoke and 7. S. Troy OF LAX
Charles,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-31

ported by Irene Warf1eld and Alma Tell
and an all-Star cast.
"Sinon the Jester" is adapted from
VIM. j. Locke's famous novel and has
been produced by Edward Jose. which
gives assurance of an exceptional fea-
ture. Simon the Jester" is full of fine
dramatic action and clean comedy
which makes it one of the best features
ever shown here. Admission Sc and l5C
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-31
8RISTMAS CELEBRATED
FITTINGtY IN WELSH

II is but fair to say that Welsh ceIe'
ated . sane Christmas in its truest
ase. There was a conspicuous lack
loud boiSterOuS conduct and drunk,
mess. Christmas trees and Christmas
nners enjoyed by relatives andfriends
ere the principal features that work
b the seasons program.
The municipal Christmas tree at the
udltOrium Friday night attracted the
ideSt interest of any of the Christmas
stiVitieS. The entire town regardless
religion Of politics united in this I'M
ertaking and as a result one of the
appieSt and most attractive occasion
as enjoyed. The committees in charge
arrangements had every detail care
billy looked after and Santa Claus up
b his arrival greeted fOnr or five hum
led children and all the grown people
bat could get standing room in the
uditOrium. Santa Claus had carefully
royided a nice present for every child
town besides box Of nice candy and
utS and oranges to every child. 1t
sas a happy set of faces that greeted
anta Claus as the name of each child
Tas called and present handed to it.
number of ushers assisted in taking
the presents and in distributing the
Pme to the children. The presents
ere laid aside and delivered later to
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-31
A New Enterprise.

Mr.. F. B. bennett this week has in
stalled at the Welsh Light and Power
Plant a new machine for charging stor
age batteries. This will be quite an
advantage to those who have to take
their cars to other points to have their
batteries charged. MIR. bennett asks
that you will please remember the
place and the charges will be very rea-
sonable for the service.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-31
DIED.

Death came into the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Longnecker
of Roanoke and took away their
little daughter last Wednesday
morning. She was sick only a
short time. The body was In
tered in the Welsh cemetery.
The Journal extends coincidence
to the bereaved family.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-31
wAed Kills 1000 Sheep.

More than one thousand OF a MOCK
Of sheep shipped into the vicinity OF
Boyds, Wash, to be pastured In the
forest reserve are dead as q result OF
eating white camas weed. After eat.
ing the weed the animals were crazed;
many ran until they died In convui-
sions, while hundreds of others
plunged into the river and were
drowned.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-31

Remember-After Dec.
3Ist your City Taxes be-
linquent-penalty 2 per
cent. Pay them now at
CarroIl's Studio S. E.
Carroll, Clerk.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-31

Canada's Wealth IN Coal.
Ehe province of Alberta, Canada, 10
believed to have 9O,OO0,OO0,0OO tons OF
coal available.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-12-31
ANNOUNCEMENT

Rev. E. M. Stewart was
called away on pressing
business and will not be
here next Sunday; however
some one may preach at
the Presbyterian Church
Sunday.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-12-01
TEN DEAD, z HURT
IN TRAIN WRECK
Actors Die When Show Special
and Passenger Collide.
VICTIM BEGs FOR DEATH
Proprietor Of Carnival Troupe Caught
In Burning Debris PLEADS With
Trainnnen to Kill Him, But
Dies Of Injuries.

Columbus. Ca. Nov. 24.-Ten per
sons are known to be dead and twelve
injured as the result of a collision on
the Central of Georgia railroad about
eight miles from Columbus on Mon
day. Passenger train No. 2, from
Birmingham to Macon. collided head
on with a special train carrying the
Con T. Kennedy Carnival company
from Atlanta TO Columbus.
The wreck caught fire Immediately
after the crash.
The known dead include Fred
Kempf. proprietor of one OF the shows.
and his wife, who were burned to
death while onlookers were powerless
10 rescue them. Mrs. Kempfs BODY
was recovered. Rescuers found Rempf
with his body half free. He begged
trainmen to kill him rather than let
him burn to death. Frantic efforts
were made TO rescue him. but without
avail.
The Kennedy shows had completed
a weeks engagement in Atlanta and
were TO open tuesday in Columbus.
The engineers of both trains mirac-
ulously escaped death. The passenger
train. It is said. had orders to take a
siding and await the carnival special,
but by error ran in on the main line
and started for Macon.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-12-01
MUNDAY is FOUND GUILTY;
SENTENCED no FIVE YEARS
Illinois Banker, Associate Of Ex-Sena-
tor Lorimer, Convicted Of Wreeklns
lnstitution-Asks New TrisI.

Morris, H., Nov. 22.-Late Friday
Charles B. Munday was found guilty.
Of having conspired with former Sen
ator William E. Lorimer and others to
wreck the La Sale Street Trust and
Savings bank and its four Chicago
subsidiaries.
The jury fixed his punishment at
five years in the penitentiary. the
greatest sentence it could impose.
Although the jurors were out for six
hours. 1t required only a few moments
for them to fix the guilt of the indicted
banker Only two ballots we're taken.
They were unanimous in their belief
that Munday, as vice-president of the
La Sale Street bank. conspired with
William Lorimer. erstwhile United
States senator. and H. W. Huttig of
Muscatine, Ia. to loot the bank and
it's allied concerns out Of more than
SO 100000
Munday was pale and nervous when
the verdict was being read and gazed
pitiably at Judge Slough. He refused
TO discuss the case.
Arguments on the molten for a new
trial will be deferred for ten days it
was announced. States Attorney
Hoyne announced that the trials OF
Lorimer and Huttig on similar indict-
ments win take place the first part Of
next year
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-12-01
APPOINTMENTS ARE MADE
to Be Chancellor of Diocese to
Succeed Father Marks.

Green Bay.---The Right Rev Bish-
op H. P. Rhode has named the Rev.
Frank ]. Ramps of Appleton as chan
cellor of the Green Bay diocese to
succeed Father Joseph A. Marx, who
was named pastor of st. Francis
Xavior cathedral of Green Bay. The
Rev. James Meagher of Lanark has
been transferred to Chiffon; the Rev.
George Clifford, Chiffon, to st. Pat
rick's church at Menasha; the Rev.
M. Hauch, st. Mary's church at APP
pleton, to Lanark; the Rev. r. Nc
Donald from Lebanon to Peshtigo;
the Rev. Theodore Pufahl from Ores
ham to Lebanon; the Rev. A. A.
Scheller, from assistant at ST. Mary's,
South Kaukauna, to pastor at Ores
ham. The bishop failed to name a
new pastor to succeed the Rev. L. A.
Ricklin of st. Johns church, Green
Bay. Additional appointments are
expected within short time.