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Evening journal., 1915-08-06
MRS. White Wins
The PARK TROPHY

Yesterdays shoot of the Nemoms
Trapshooting Club was the final event
for the Park trophy, a magnificent elcc.
trio night clock. presented to the club by
Mrs. Margaret X. Price, Of Boston. u
was a handicap event, and those who
qualified for the trophy IN the July
shoots were: Mrs. T. J.. Riley, Mrs.
Harry White, Miss Amy Schoheld, Mrs.
Charles Springer and Dr. Florence Sew
ard.
In the final shoot yesterday, Mrs.
White and Miss Schofeld tied on per
feet score of 25, but in the shoot of Of
10 birds, Mrs. White came off victor. She
was presented with the trophy and re
ceived the congratulations Of all present.
In the regular spoon event and the event
for the Stevens Arms trophy lboth ham
dicap shootsl, Miss Schofeld led the field
Of shooters. She was presented with tho
spoon and will hold the Stevens trophy,
beautiful gold watch fob, until the
next regular shoot This trophy will run
for the month of August and viii be
shot of in a final handicap event tho
first Thursday in September
Scores l25 tareetsl follow;
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Evening journal., 1915-08-06
To keep TAB ON
sussex road Accounts

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, Del. Aug. 6.-ANot
knowing how the county stands, as
regards the money appropriated for
the construction. improvement and
maintenance of the public highways.
County Engineer Morgan I. Gum, at
the meeting of tthe Levy Court on
Tuesday afternoon, was ordered to
stop all road work until the officials
are able to ascertain something about
how the appropriation for the work
in the several districts is panning
out. The court, county engineer and
Supervisors will meet next week to
figure up what money is in hand for
road work.
In order to keep track of the road
warrants, Mr. Gum will be furnished
with books. Under the present sys-
tenn it is necessary for the Levy
Courtmen, if they wish to ascertain
the amounts that are being paid out
for road work, 10 90 to the office Of
Comptroller Peter S. Shockley and
trace the records
Commissioner Ward. of Little Creek
district, sought to get an appropria-
ton of $3.50 from the general fund for
The improvement of a four-mile
stretch of road from Laurel to the
Maryland line. but the court placed
itself on record as being opposed to
drawing from tho general fund for
the improvement Of the highways OF
the county, since the fund is used tc
pay the running expenses OF the
county.
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
OUT OF sleep IN
time TO Scare Thieves

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BRIDGEVILLE, Del, Aug. g.
Thieves early yesterday morning en-
tered the chicken house of George
Wiley, on Main street, and stole
about 80 young chickens. The chick
ems were later recovered at the store
of Wiley Brothers.
Bridgeville NJ. E. Sunday school
gave its annual Sunday school excur-
sion to Rehoboth Beach on Thursday.
An attempt was made by robbers TO
enter the millinery establishment of
Mrs. Minnie Saterfield. on Market
street. Mrs. Saterfeld, who was
asleep in an adjoining room, heard a
noise at the front part of her store
and aroused her husband, who drove
the men away.
]. Edgar Layton, Bradford Jones.
Holland Cannon and George Ruis are
spending a week at Betterton. Md.
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
ODDS AND ENDS
FREAK BOATS THAT
ARE HIGHLY USEFUL
Worth of the Riit-Climber
and HydropIane Have
Been Proved

There are many types Of boats that
might he classed as freaks, and yet
they have proved of incalculable
value in motorboating. Much, OF
course, depends on the character ot
water in which they are used. Thus
one might regard the so-called rift
climbing boat a freak, and yet It has
its use in waters where the average
motorboat is useless This type Of
boat has its propeller above the wa
ter line of the boat, in order to so
over riffs or over shallow places
where an ordinary boat could not he
used. In the bottom of this boat is
tunnel-like arrangement built above
the floor level. through which the
water is forced by an ingenious con-
struction and in which the propeller
revolves and does its work. This tun-
mel is only an exaggerated form OF
the tunnel stern used so much IN
the houseboats and boats used tor
cruising in the shoal waters oI
Florida.
The hydroplane Of the day is a
freak in every sense of the word
The various types Of underbody con-
struction are designed to give the
boats lifting power, 10 lessen the
draft under speed, and, consequently
the displacement--in other ant plain,
ed words, to lessen the amount OF
water that has TO be pushed ASIDE
In the endeavor to make high speed
The hydroplane is the outcome OF
years Of study by the best naval
architects and marine engineers IN
freak-boat construction. Thousands
of dollars are spent annually on these
freaks, but many are thrown on the
Junk pile and the effort repeated. AL
of these boats are overpowered, as
one would consider the needs Of an
ordinary boat But extra power Is
added to gain a little extra speed.
Thus one of the Atlantic coast owners
is this year duplicating his power
by adding a second motor to a 40
miller with the hope of adding ar
extra ten miles an hour to the speed
This may be termed freakiness, ye
in the quest for the 6O-miler all sorts
of freakish things are being under
taken.
Evening journal., 1915-08-06

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@cO5e6OezT1
.mEgNUEHEEu

Tyler Of the Braves. and Burns Of
the Tigers we're the circuit swatters
in the big snow yesterday.
New York doesn't quite understand
yet how it an happened Both the
Yanks and Giants copped double
header
Now the National League standing
looks like the Mexican situation. Only
a matter of four games separate first
and sixth place.
The Giants are in fifth place ana but
fve points from second.
The Dodgers keep on lodging vic
tory with amazing agility. They make
hits aplenty, but are non-plussod
what TO do with them when they
get EN-.
The Tigers arc in the midst Of a
severe losing streak-the Athletics
managed TO cop one-half Of double
header from them.
Drop q tear for A. Rankin Johnson
A. Rank held the Sloufeds TO one hit
but lost mis- game to Eddie Plank.
Yesterday was fairly choked with
unusual happenings. not the least OF
which was Grover Cleveland losing
another game, this time 10 Babe
Adams Grover has been licked his
last two times out now.
Red Murray should have a home
with Chicago fans for a day or two
anyway Il was the former Giants
ninth inning blow that gave the
Bruins a victory over the Braves
the Cards scored three runs and ;
victory on three hits. The Cards go
two runs and licking on ten blows
It's a Queerish world
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
COOL WEATHFR HERE

Another cool wave arrived last
evening and between 6 O'Clock and
midnight the mercury dropped four
teen degrees. Following the storm a
few days ago a cool wave was predict-
ed that would last the remainder of
this week, but yesterday the tenn
perature again began to mount and
many expressions of the short win
ter variety were heard on the street
At o'clock in the afternoon the
mercury had risen TO Sc, the highest
point of the day. Between then and Z
O'Clock it took its usual drop OF three
points. The great change OF last
night came after a short, cold Novem-
Der drizzle.
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
New CasfIe-Parkside Meet
Here Tomorrow in Last Game

him. Manager Booth has had little sleep
this week. He has had his men out sew
eral times this week and has wired Aus
tin 10 forget all about the beauties OF
Mardela Springs. Md, and vacation, and
come home to help save the clubs honor
and stake.
While wiring to Mardcla he has also
slipped wire to another Maryland town
and IL shouldn't be taken as too big a
surprise if Pete Coffin is home for TO-
morrow's game.
Booth, himself. has been home from
work all week. practicing batting and
wagors he will surely come OUT Of ni
batting slump. The balance of the ina
field has also paid particular attention
to batting, for of late they have beer
fielding fast but batting slow
Booth says his outfeld is not as hat
as people imagine since he added liamp
ton and Riley. Hampton is an expert
enced college player and ia full of gin
ger.
All in all the fans should witness the
fastest and hardest fought game o
many season. Indications point to onI
Of the largest crowds since the days o
pennant winning Tri-State ball
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
ZOMDRO REX MAKES
RECORD At JEFFERSONVILLE

JEFFERSONVILLE, Pa, Aug. g.
After a days postponement owing to
rain, the three.day race meeting of the
Nolristovn Driving Club opened over the
half-mile track at this place. The sport
Offered was high class, the track record
trottirg was lowered by Zombro Rex,
a son of Zombro, TO PIP IA. He wds
driven by his owner, Frank Nildnlan,
and trottcd a well-ratcd mile, the quar-
ters heing "a IA, LOT l-2, lao, PIP II.
The last half was trotted at the rate Of
2ln l.2.
Two-year-old trot; best two in three
heats; purse $500
Vera D.. b. = by Future Todd, Pat
Dewey. Red Bank Dewey ...... !
Bonnie Dell, b. e., A. b. Coke, Paoli
ti3loomfch) ...............2 .
Miss Watts, ch. f., Lowell Bagle,
Wolbrool, (Cablel ............. 3
Peter Az ch. C.. A. p. Coke, Paoli
ll3rawleyl .................... 4 4
Time, 2'34 IA. 2.32 Ia.
$50 class, trotting; best three in five
heats; purse 5000
Joker D. Lake, b. m, by Red
Lake, Frank Alasland, Phila.
tpeseock) ................ l
Dooba. ch. M. Il. \. Reeves.
Winston tReevesl ..... 2 6
Alton Bell ch. h., Chester
Ma,rer. Spring City lAIau-
rerl ........... ...,...-..- s
Winola, s. m, William Becker,
] poftsfo,vn Trdviol z 10
] Mayhem, b. G., T. Wade, Potts
NdrGi1a. 5@T1 'S'ds, ). g, c. j. soioser
(Savage) ..............
Joe Bellman, b. q Charles
Marklc Marklel .....4. s 5 II
Tony Woodrow, h. e., c. NJ Var
nell CSevmour) ........7
Fountain Tenn, b. g., H. era
ham (Grahaml .............ll 9
Bondy Boy, b. g., Leichthamer
lSimmonsl ............ 8
Raleigh Maid, b. g., S c. Rot
zall Jackson) ..........,... 10 dis
Jane H., br. m, NJ Ludwig
Time, 9is ia. 22i ia. a.2o
2.24 class. pacing; best in five heats
purse $500
Trent, b. g, by Roy Wilkes,
Jr., f. Vollmer, Trenton
(Nollmer) ,...............,. ]
Meadow Patch, br. m. NJ. w
blazer, West Chester Geary) ? ?
Boreoant, b. e.. J. S. Vipond,
Altoona IVipondl ....-..... 5 3
Lady Ashland, 8. M Biggs &
Peacock, Aliddletown pea
! COCK ........ ...-...-.-.
Big jim, s. h., c. NJ. Varnel
lSeymour) ...............-.
Law Colt, b. e., John Ewell
lJamisonl .........-.-.....
Miss Mckinney. b m, R. Reilley
(RellleYl ......,...-.. ......-.
Queen Hal, T. m. A. w. Kline
! Akllnel us
Time, 2.l9 IA, 2la l-2, 2.2o IA.
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
CARNIYAL ZOE YANpEYER CLuR

The Vandever Athletic Club will
hold a street carnival next Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, On
Church street. between Vandever
avenue and Seventeenth street Plans
have been completed for a rip-roaring
affair The committee IN charge
Will have booths of various kinds. Ice
cream and cake will be on sale as
we'll as novelties Of all kinds. A
megaphone booth will be one Of the
features. This will contain the noise
makers for enthusiastic fans.
Altogether the club hopes 10 make
this carnival a grand success.
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
RETHANY YS. MAnELFY.

Bethany OF the Church League will
play Madeley at Eden Park tomor-
row afternoon Griffith and Spittle
will be the battery for Madeley,
while BlansneId and Keiser will work
for Bethany, as Bill Davis is work
ing out of town. Bethany players are
to meet at Fourth and Market streets
by 2.15 O'Clock. Keiser, Blansheld.
Tumey. Mink. Wooding gton. Crossan.
Ray, Carpenter Moore and Irwin are
requested TO be out.
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
81. MARY,s VS.. MApFLFY.

st. lMary's team and the TeOrganized
Madeley Second team will meet at
Christiana Park tomorrow afternoon.
This will be a hot battle as st. Mary's
defeated the old team, but Madeley says
they will cross the bridge with st.
Mary's scalps hanging to their belts.
Farley. the former Wildel star, will be
on the mound for Madeley, while Dugan,
st. Mary's mainstay, VIII oppose him.
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
SCORE BY INNINGS
THIRD WARD VS.. CHEsAPEAKE.

The Third Ward baseball team
after a two weeks layoff will resume
operations tomorrow when they will
play Chesapeake City Twelve men
will make the trip by automobiles.
leaving the clubhouse at 1.30 o'clock
tomorrow.
/ The local team will consist of NAL
low. Crockett, Schaible, Strable. Col
lins, McGlaughin. Dorsey. Neeson,
Meredith. Begley. M. Malloy. Riley
and Sherry.
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
ANkLE DEEP TOO SINKS.

d NIN IHINNu 7 Tuoos
NEW York. Aug. 6.-The Ankle
Deep Too is lying at the bottom Of
Long Island Sound. where she went
yesterday afternoon after striking n
rack The speoder was built for Count
Casimir Mankowski at a cost of $685.
600. The count and four companions
were in the boat when it struck the
rock All we're saved.
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
NEW CAsTLE DEFEATs LENEs.

LEWEs, Del. Aug. 6-For the FIRST
time this season the Lewes baseball
team met defeat yesterday at the
hands of New Castle, the leaders OF
the Del-Maf League The fine pitch
ing Of Wallace held the home boys
down to no-score game. The score
was 2 10 in favor of New Castle.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
New Castle 80 0'1 ! 0 0 o.
Lewes .........O 0O0 0 90 0 90
Batteries-For New Castle. Wallace
and Pedrick; for Lewes. Ennis and
Miller
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
CANDY SPECIALS

Try IrloIa Sweets. Each box cont
tains Chocolate Covered Crushed
Pineapple. Crushed Strawberries and
Whole Raisins. 29 cents per box
Barr's Saturday Candy. Assorted
Chocolates, twenty different kinds in
each box, 20 cents per box.
DANFORTH DEPENDABLE DRUGS.
Market and and Streets.-AdV.
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
TRAP SHOOTING
GENERAL SPORTS
S c R A P S

CHICAGO. Aug. 6.--Packey McFor-
land today announced that he viii
start training Immediately for his
scheduled bout with Mike Gibbons al
New York. September H. He admit.
ted he will have to take of from eighi
to ten pounds to make the 147 weigh
and will be seen doing track work or
the boulevards and parks from Satur.
day until about the last Of the month
when he expects to 60 east Foul
sparring partners will help him gel
his eye back, as his long lay off has
made his judgment OF distance bad.
NEW YORK.-Battling Levinsky
and Colin Bell. heavyweights. win 60
ten rounds before Browns Far Rock
away Club tonight
DULUTH Mimi. Aug. 6-Joe Well.
ing promising lightweight, and Ad
Wolgast will head a bill to he staged
before the Duluth A. c. tonight.
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
FISHERMEN HAD LUCK.

Irwin 3. Dyer of the Crescent
Amusement Company, took a party Of
friends TO the feeders along the Ches-
apeake and Delaware Canal yesterday
where a good days fishing was en-
joyed. The party returned home last
night with los fish.
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
THIRD WARD IRIS. HAVE FUN.

George W. Bader of Third and Madi-
son streets, yesterday afternoon treated
the Third Ward juniors, an organizt-
tion Of boys, to a days outing at Wash
ington Heights. Athletic events fea-
tured the afternoon.
Following are the winners Of the vari-
Gus events:
l00-yard DASH Calvin.
Sack race-Ioe Hubert.
G0-yard dash-L. Boyd.
Relay raee-Boyd, Freed, Plummer
and Hubert
Wheelbarrow racer. Freed and p,
Crumlish.
Pie-eating contest. Pmmmer
a baseball game was also played be-
tween the teams representing the
Juniors and the Hiawatha nine Both
teams battled hard throughout the game
and il was only through the narrowest
margin that the Juniors were able to
win out
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
LANpLITH vs.. NINTH WAND.

Ninth ward ball fans will witness
battle royal tomorrow afternoon at
the Vandever grounds between Land
lith and Ninth ward ball teams. Will
liam Webb, manager Of the Ninth
ward team, would like TO receive
challenges. Address No. 22O9 Mar
kct street.
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
FLKS ON OUTINC.

Il was "Elks Day at the Idle Hour
Club, Grubb's Landing. yesterday, and
members of the Wilmington Lodge tool,
advantage and enjoyed an outing. A fine
shore dinner was enjoyed.
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
TIRRE wORKERs wANT CANE.

The Delaware Hard Fibre team Is
without a game for tomorrow and
would be glad to hear from anv fast
team in or out Of the city. Address
G. l.. johnson, manager.
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
rNION CAMPMEETING sERYICR.

The Rev. l.. NJ Broadway Of Kings
wood NJ E. Church will preach at the
Union Campmeeting at Front and
Union streets tonight.
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
TO SEE YICTRIx SPORTS.

Many of the members Of the Benev-
olent Pioneer Literary Association
will witness the field day sports of the
Victrix Club of Philadelphia, tomor-
row
Evening journal., 1915-08-06

Line-up-West End Warple, cf (;
Myers, c.; Haley. 2b.: volksman. ID. /:
Strebh S.. Taylor, D.; Baldwin. Sb. /;
Kennedy, RI; Tucker. H.
Conrad-Gibhons. 2b.: Dolan. D..
Brand, H.; Freeman, c.. Gillespie. CT.
zebley. H.: Mccormick. ss.: Lannin,
Sb.; Clark. r.
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
Today BASEBALL chances
National League.

National Leagne.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. cloudy
New York at Cincinnati cloudy.
Boston at Chicago, cloudy
Brooklyn at ST. Louis. clear.
American League.
ST. Louis at New York, threatening.
Cleveland at Boston. cloudy. two
games
Detroit at Philadelphia. cloudy.
Chicago at Washington. clear, two
games
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
rLAYGROuNp ACTIYITTEs.

The Conrad street Fairgrounds
team defeated the West End team in
playground league contest BY the
score Of Z 10 2. The feature OF the
game was the pitching OF Dolan for
Conrad He allowed but one hit and
that was an infe'd bingle He also
struck out flve men and gave one
base on balls
Taylor. for West End. had FIVE
strikeouts, but was wild. passing
eight men. lie was relieved IN the
eighth inning by Haley. who struck
out four men in two innings and gave
one base on balls Conrad had seven
hits, all off Taylor Freeman and
Brand led with two each.
CHnDM nv rNTkrAfnC
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
American League.
Federnl Lenrne.

ST. Louis at Baltimore. rain.
Pittsburgh at Buffalo. cloudy.
Kansas City at Newark, cloudy.
Chicago az Brooklyn. threatening.
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
PENINSULA LEAGUE.

Scores Of Yesterday.
81. Michaels al Easton. (rainl.
Salisbury at Cambridge. (rain)
Evening journal., 1915-08-06
Park Trophy.
Stevens Arms TrophY.
BASEBALL LEAGUE BULLETIN

. .
DEL-MAR LEAGUE.
Contracts.
With Elkton-Howard W. Lewis,
George X. Finn.
s. With W. & P. Traction Co.--Albert
Weast.
ALL-WILMINGTON LEAGUE
With Browntown-J. S. McLaugh-
lin, James Bilderback.
8 With Vandever-William O'Conner.
= Releases.
BY Charles Merrill.
8 James Glenn. Clarence Lutz, Frank
: Hanley.
|" CHURCH LEAGUE.
9 Contracts.
" With Central-L L. Collins, Davis
Bell
f With Elsmere-George Collins, Lewis
Reese, G. Smith.
.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-25
Nebraska
Man Who Attacked
Constable Hog Tied
Until Sheriff Comes


BROKEN BOW, Neb., sept. A-Cspe-
cial)-Hog tied and sitting IN an auto
mobile for four hours. Davie Walker q
farmer living In Douglas Grove precinct.
this county, was left to await the arrival
of Sheriff Wilson. II came about through
the serving OF some replevin papers to
which Davie seriously objected. A petit
ton had been filed I'm the court of Jus
tice Gaddis to replevin a team of horses
In the possession OF Walker. When Peter
Miller. special constable. attempted to
serve the papers. Walker, Il Is said.
chased him off the premises with a
pitchfork Miller retired. augmented his
constabulary by three and started to in
terview Davie again. lie met him on the
road driving toward Comstock. There
was a general mix-up. in which Millers
countenance was slightly disflgured and
Walker was roughly handled. Walker
was finally overpowered, tied up and
taken to Comstock, where he remained in
car from in the morning to In the
afternoon, pending the arrival OF the
sheriff. He was brought TO Broken Bow
and Prosecutor Kelly preferred a charge
against him OF assault and battery. He
is being held awaiting the arrival Of
County Judge Ford. who is out of town.
Walkers bruises were Of such a serious
nature that a physicians services were
required. He tainted twice during the
examination.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-25
Nebraska
Fight On Hog Cholera
in Johnson County
is Successful

TBCUMsEH. Neb.. Sept. A-Ospeoial.)
According to a statement made BY DR..
s. p. Cosford of Beatrice. who has
charge of the government bureau of ami
NAL industry work I'm preventing hog
cholera in the northern half OF Gage
county and all Of Johnson county. the
disease is being successfully treated. DIT.
Cosford says that between January 1 and
August l of this year the bureau en-
ployes treated 2.6SS hogs in this territory
with a loss OF but s.S7 per cent. Between
May 1 and August they treated LESS
hogs, with q loss of but as per cent
The reason for this great difference In
percentage was largely due to the losses
in two large herds treated during the fore
part of the year. in which the disease
had become advanced before treatment
Between July ! and September Is there
have been nine outbreaks OF cholera in
the section stated. During this same
period In 1914 there were 100 outbreaks.
DR.. Cosford thinks these facts should en-
courage every one to take active meas
ures for the next two or three months,
with the hope Of reaching the winter with
very little loss. There Is no expense to
the hog raisers, the examinations and
treatments being taken care OF by the
government Headquarters are main
tanned in Beatrice and Tecumseh, and
several men are employed in the two
counties.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-25
Fairbury News Notes.

FAIRBURY. Neb., Sept. 2L.-(special.) J.
Extensive arrangements are being made
for the third annual jefferson County
Lave Stock and Agricultural fair to bs
held here october 1s IA. Is ana l6.
Secretary r. e. Riley OF the Fairbury
Commercial club and G. A White, man.
ager OF the Fairbury band. have secured
contract for the Fairbury band 70 play
In the Ak-Sar-Ben festivities at Omaha.
During the last week County Judge L
J. Nutzman issued marriage to the fol-
lowing parties desiring to wed. Henry j.
Smith and Clara NJ. Bartels, Riley ].
Showers and Hazel White. John ]. Jant-
zen and Margaret Opp and Harold H.
Kirschner and II. Made Slaughter.
The Fairbury Gold club will motor TO
Lincoln. Sunday. and spend the day play
ing with a club at that point.
Rev. J. X. shellenberger has returned
from a trip to Missouri. where he held
revival meetings. and will resume his
duties as pastor OF the Christian church
on Sunday
The funeral services OF Carl Bartlett
was held this afternoon in the Christian
church. Rev J. X. sheilenberger Off
ciating. The Elks and the Fairbury band
attended the services in body.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-25
LIGHTNING PLAYS FRANKS
IN VICINITY OF SEWARD

SEWARD, Neb.. Sept. A.-(Special.) y
Fire caused by lightning burned three
stacks of wheat on the farm of James
OF grain was destroyed and It took hard
work to save the remainder of the stacks.
There was no insurance on the grain
The announcement OF the approaching
marriage of Miss Gwendolyn Cattle,
daughter OF Mrs. John Cattle of this city,
to George Orr of Lincoln was made by
Miss Cattle at party given at her home
yesterday afternoon.
The new St. Patrick's Catholic church
at Utica will be dedicated by Bishop
Titien on next Sunday.
Lightning struck the home OF w. j.
Opper and burned out the meter and
melted out every piece of wire connected
I'm any way with the house.
Chris Wyman, returning from Crete
Wednesday. tied his team to the bridge
across the Blue river. Noticing the team
standing for so longe. a search was made
and the lifeless body OF Wyman was
found under water seventy feet from the
bridge.
Lightning melted the electric light
meter at the Kribbeler home and put the
lights out OF commission at the Burdette
Boyes home.
Louis Schultz sustained q broken arm
Friday By q fall from horse.
The building OF the tabernacle for the
seating OF 1900 people who will listen to
Evangelist Hamilton win soon start.