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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14
ONE OF WHEELING'S OLDEST
RESIDENTS PRAISES TANLAC
Tanlac Is Such Good Thing, and Not Wanting To Keen
1t to Himself, He Urges Others to Try It.

run down in general. had no appetite.
stomach troubled me, and was nerv-
Gus. What caused all this I'll not
guess. but the pains in my limbs and
hips were plain enough to me. and the
food ] ate didn't agree with me like
II ought. so everybody in Wheeling
seemed TO be getting such good re.
suits bought a bottle OF Tanlac. and
let me tell you what it did. I've got
a splendid appetite and stomach and
1000 agree now. perfectly. The rheu-
matte pains are all gone and I'm feel.
ing younger and better in every wav.
My nerves are normal. too. again. and
! found II suited my troubles exactly.
! surely recommend Tanlac to every.
body. for IL will help them. too II
self"
Thousands here in Wheeling and
vicinity praise Tanlac. Get a bottle
Yourself and the proof will be found
In the medicine itself. for IL wins on
merit alone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14
If We All Did as Nature Wishes
No Medicine Would Be Needed
Tanlac Will Not Cure Bad Habits, So When Medicine
Begins to Help You, Don't Let Habit Cause
You to Counterfeit the Good It Does.
Read What Others Say About Won
derful Preparation Published
on This Page.

Medicine won't cure bad habits. and
you cannot expect to have good health
II you continue to disregard natures
simple laws. II We all ate. slept. and
worked as nature intended We should.
there would be little need for medi.
cine. Bad habits. errors in our diet.
overwork. work. loss OF sleep. lack OF
exercise and fresh air are the funda.
mental causes Of most ailments.
Keep to simple. light and nourish-
ing diet. DO not cat lot OF meat this
summer II your work does not require
1t. Either give up use Of alcoholic
drinks. caffeine stimulants and mar.
cotics or taper of gradually. Avoid
overwork. work and excuses OF all
kinds. Take light outdoor exercise, as
ranlac begins to help you feel right
once more II nervous. keep regular
hours. and get lots OF sleep as soon as
Tanlac begins to gain ground.
Use the Tanlac tablets enclosed with
each bottle OF the new medicine N nee
essary, as constipation causes some of
the worst Ills of humanity. Watch
the bowels closely and be sure they
move daily. II is said consumption and
pneumonia are the only two diseases
causing more deaths than kidney trou-
bles. The situation Is alarming. and Il
may truthfully be said that Tanlac. the
new medicine. is not only helping peo-
pie who are IN. but the good advice
given well people is doing world OF
good. The new medicine is a purifier
and revivifer OF clogged. tired. vital
organs. overloaded with poisons Of the
system. called Auto-IntoNication. caus-
ing severe pressure around the heart.
shortness Of breath, dizziness. head
aches. fainting spells. nervousness.
pains in the side or back. indigestion.
constipation. loss OF energy. sleep and.
appetite More information about this
splendid preparation may be secured
az c. H. Griest & Cos. Drug Store here
in Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14
WOULDN'T FOOL
WHEELING PEOPLE
Travelling Inspector OF q. & o. consei.
seientius and Sincere In His Recon-
r,endation OF New Remedy Tanlse.
Tried Too Many Himself Without Re-
sults-knows What Tsnise viii %
he Recommends New Remedy.

Il certainly wouldn't permit my
name TO be used and get other people
10 throw away their money. as they
can easily do on some remedies which
have taken and only been helped
temporarily. What | wanted was per
manent results and I'm satisfied
have got them since taking this new
medicine. Tanlac II I were not con-
WINGED this was so. | wouldn't sign the
following statement. said r. w Wood
travelling inspector for the r. a. @.
railroad. ! began taking II myself be-
cause friends OF mine had secured re-
suits. and | vas certainly in need of a
tonic and nerve strengthened, for con
slant travelling simply wore me out.
and had-lost MY appetite. too. The
facts are these. | have splendid
appetite. nerves are good. I sleep well
and have gotten rid of that tired. worn
out feeling. and all from three bottles
OF Tanlac Therefore. | recommend
it, For the skepics information. Mr..
Todd resides al 2l3i- North Huron
street" said l.. Z. Renfrow. who was
here for some time Introducing the
new medicine. That's why we publish
the address of everyone That's why
We use only Wheeling testimonials.
They are easy TO verify" The fact is
Tanlac itself is easy 10 verify. for by
going TO c. n. Griest 4 Cos. drug
store and purchasing bottle. any suf-
terer from stomach. kidney. liver. ca
tarrhal or rheumatic troubles may
prove for themselves what the remark
able preparation will do in their own
case. or course. thousands have been
relieved. and without much doubt hun
dreds troubled just like the reader
have been entirely relieved \ thor
ough trial is the recommendation of
thousands in Wheeling and vicinity
The proof Of the pudding Is in the eat
ing. Tanlac has won and Is worthy
your confidence. simply because thou.
sands verify every claim made for il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14
PROPONENTS SCORE
HEAVILY IN THEIR
REBUTTAL EVIDENCE
CONTESTANT RESTS CASE YES.
TERDAN MORNING AND MOTION
TO EXCLUDE rs OVERRUIED.
Diversity OF Requests Shown in Differ.
ent wills ESeeuted-Hesring Win
Not Be Concluded Today.

Proponent evidence to the effect that
Colonel SChmulhach WAS in pos sess ion
OF his mental faculties to tho extent
OF making a will distributing his i'm
mcnse estate during April. 1915. Wa
the principal feature Of the hearing
before Judge II. &. Hervcy in circuit
court YESTERDAY The proponents be-
gan submitting rebuttal testimony
when court reconVened al the after
noon session. the contestant having
rested at 1880 o'clock. and motion
To exclude having been oyerruled.
John r. He'll. cashier Of the German
Bank; Fred J. Park. president Of the
same bank. Attorney W. r Krupp.
Or Leon y. Refer. veterinarian and
close friend of Mr.. Schmulbach. and
G. Hal Brues. member of the city
board of control and a long time friend
OF Colonel Schmulbach. were the main
Witnesses for the proponents and were
all unanimous in their opinions-that
AZ the time signifed. April 1915, Col.
onel Schmulbach was mentally capa-
bic of making a will intelliCently. or
transactng any other business that
might have been called 10 his attcn-
tion
The contestant rested her case
shortly before the noon intermission
having as her last witness Leslie Al
bright. guardian ad Item for Anna
Mary Teller. Quite a surprise was in
evidence when Mrs. Eva Pauline Bert
sChy Schmulb7Ch. widow of the colo.
mol. upon whom IL was expected that
the contestant would build her case
was not called. No explanation was
given. Mrs Schmulbach wa, in court
coming yesterday morning ready for
10
effects Of a recent illness. and ap.
peared 10 be quite feeble. n had been
announced the previous evening that
Mr.. Schmulbach would be tho FIRST
witness. and a number OF people Wis
tied the court room 10 hear her testi
mony
Contents Of Former Wills.
Nelson e.. Hubbard. one Of tho AZ
torneys for the proponents. played an
important part In he morning session
he being called upon TO testify as 70
three wills he had prepared. and also
20 wills John p. Arbenz had prepared
Contra@ted with the will now in cX
istenco. a diversity Of requests Is
noted In The first will Anna MARI
Schmulbach. sister OF the testator. wa.
made the residuary lcgatee. her death
occurring. this will was destroyed
Tn the next paper writing Henry
Null 4 p Marschnor and r. l. Wager
were made residuarv leCatecs. Fol
some reason this will was DESTROY ed
Another was drawn and i'm this one +
J.. Wager was made the residuary iega
tee. and in The next viii Mr. Eva Pau
limo Bpri-Chy Schmulhach was made
tho ro-lcuary legatee. In none OF thes,
papers was the contestant named. and
tn none of them was 10 shown fha
Henry SchsofCr was to have either
the brewery the office building or m,
German bank building. although cyi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14

lat Woodsdale. $4,000; Home Of Good
shepherd. $4,000. First German Luth-
.eran church. $1,000: ST James church.
$1,000; Marie Schmidt. a maid al the
Schmulbach home. $1,000. Henry W.
Null. $1,000; Marie Scherrer. another
maid. $4,000: residue OF estate 20 a
sister. Anna Mary Schmulbach.
The will Of April. 1913. was next Of.
fered
II was likewise read 10 the Jury.
II revoked all previous wills and pro.
yided for the payment Of all debts.
The will provided for the following
requests: To the wife in lieu OF her
dover rights and distributive rights.
the home and contents az 23l1 Chap
line street: county home and buildings
and 2S3 acres OF land. also the
Schmulbach building. 100 shares Of
German Bank stock; a proviso that
the wife might accept 200 shares of
bank stock in lieu OF the office build.
ing by virtue Of a pre- nuptial contract
Il she so desired 10 4 Z NarsChncr
and Henry w. Null s25OOO cash. 20
Henry :. Schacfcr. $4,000. watch and
chain. 20 Bertha Wager. $1,000: "a
! Louis r Bayha. s. 600. 70 q cousin
/ Carl Heller. $1,000. To- James Nicholl
and John Kohm. 5000 each: 10 Henry
! s Royce. Henry s Darth and Henry
! s Hofrcuter. namesakes. $4,000 each
| 10 Jacob Stcurnaglc. n cousin. and
Mary Mason. 1000 each. 20 John
| Funds $4,000. e. total OF s102 900. IA
! f. VI TAYLOR and Emma Taylor. cous.
I ms. $4,000 each. ~ Marie and Hen.
riotta Taylor $1,000 each. 20 John p
Arbenz In trust $4,000. fo be used
In shares of $4,000 for mo following
First German Zion. ST. James. ST.
stephens. 81 Johns ST. pau,s. 81 A.
phonsus. The residue ~ tho estate
10 T.. l.. Wager r. J. Park and =. L.
iaoEer were ua.ucd executors.
Last VIII Grad.
The last viii and Testament now bo
! Ing contested was next read. o. PRO.
vided for tho following hrnucsts. To
Is r Narerhncr and Henry w vuu
40 000 each Henry s Srhaef.r g.
600 watch and chain. 10 Bertha
Wager $1,000. carl Heller and cath
erinc Heller GoItma~har. e. 900 zach.
! IN If g Bovco. " S Ear'h. " s.
Hofrcufer $4,000 each. fo Jacob Stcur
raElo and NIrv Mason a. 600 each. fo
| Lo'tio H7rffonr e. Uuu. % futaI cd
$4,000. % r. 7. Wager Goo shares Of
I German Bank stock 20 Frank and
: Carrie TAYLOR 5000 o4rr. fo Marie
and Henrietta T4.Iur g.. 600 each. to
I John trlar1 ff' 600 fo Ir hold iu
| TRUST f0r f"r S named churches. fo
tho wife. +l 'nr rr duo of fHa estate
/ ln each ~ h willis Colonel -rhmuI
I bach directed Chat n anr f.-sfne con
; Pol '0d rho win fhr hr0ur.f .ErulI ro
] to local hoarifa'.
~ Howard fhou qus.forrf Tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14
Remarkable Statement Of His Backed
Up by Thousands in This
Vicinity.

You know I've enjoyed good health
all my long life. and I've been here
some time. but recently ! was troubled
and though few knew II felt very
badly. but the new medicine helped me
so much gladly give statement that
others might be helped who are suf
fering as ! was. and / don't want TO
keep the good thing to myself" said
Mr.. Walter Burke. Sc Thirteenth
street. Wheeling. who has reached the
age OF 75 and looks lot younger. Nj.
Burke was one OF the first conductors
on the old horse cars in Wheeling and
II l. likely every body knows this fine
genial old gentleman. But to 20 on
with his remarkable story Of relief
brought about b. Tanlac lie said
i suffered from, rheumatism and felt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14

sources hsde been cut by the state
going dry.
Judge Heryey overruled the motion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14
orHEK NEARBY rAnLAc AGENTS

Buefhannon, ". va, q. o. Young.
clarksburg, W. Va, Farrell's Drug Store
Elm Grove, c. S. GT1or & Co. ........
fairmont, W. Va, VIM r. Crane Drug
Company.
Grafton, w. Va, Red Cross PhArmancy.
MeMechsn, W. Va, T. W. stephens.
New Martinsville, w. va, Homer c.
Richardson.
Parkersburg, W. va, o. J. Stout q Co.
sistersville, w. Va, HilIs Drug Store.
St Marys, W. Va, George d. Phillips.
wellsburg. W. Va, John L. Eison.
Weston, W. Va, Talbott's Pharmacy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14

Judge Nesbitt read tho 1907 will 20
the jury II was dated November Il.
1907. II provided for the payment Of
debts and funeral expenses and made
requests as follows. Children Home
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-22

Tho journal for all news.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-05-25
WYETH

E. W. Bailey and a party Of: friends
we're in Hood River on business Wed
nesdsy. :nnA sssI..Uns 49,
Mrs. J. L. Audrian and little daugh-
ters. Leota and Katherine, were Hood
River visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Lizzy Dunklee was in Hood
River Wednesday.
Mrs. Lottie Sparks and daughter
Beda, spent the first of the week in
Portland. MIR. and Mrs. Phil Gillen
and daughter, Margaret. spent the first
of the week In Portland.
Mrs. ..Timothy miller. of Libby.
Mont, is here visiting her brother.
James Gorton, and family.
E. W. Bailey lost his valuable Scotch
collie dog Wednesday. 1t is believed
that the dog was poisoned.
Mrs. l.. G. Lunn was here Visiting
her sister, Mrs. E. W. Bailey, Thurs
day.
Glenn Gorton as in Hood River on
business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gray were Wis
iting in Cascade Locks Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gorton were in
Cascade Locks Friday.
A school meeting was held Saturday
evening at the Mountain View school
house for the purpose of choosing a
new school site. ::lThey also elected C.
F. Morgan school clerk.
A dance was given Saturday evening
at the Mohr pavilion. Everyone had a
pleasant time.
E. M. Noble left Sunday for Rose
burg. MIR. Noble is a delegate for the
l. O. o. F.
Mrs. James Gorton left Monday for
Bend, where she will attend her son,
Lloyd's graduation exercises.
Mrs. L. G. Lunn, operator at Bonne-
vile, spent Sunday with MIR. and Mrs.
E. W. Bailey and family.
e. F. Morgan was in Hood River on
business Friday.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-05-25
CASCADE LOCKS.

Election passed very quietly, only 66
votes being cast. We expected 100.
A. W. Meyer carried the town for most
of the local Offices.
Little Ampier Young fell from the
top of tree last Friday and broke both
ans. He is only five years old and It
comes hard for him to keep quiet.
Several automobile accidents are re-
ported. One on Ruthton hill, another
on Nick Eaden hill and a third near
Bonneville. A. O. Adams. Jr., and his
Dodge were chartered to bring the last
two parties into town.
A. Peterson last week sold L. X.
Moore's house to ]. II. Mortinson.
John will soon rival Charley Lee as a
house owner.
Cold. cold. wet, wet. Never saw the
like!
River is rising. Wonder if the cleo
tion the 18th warmed up eastern Ore
gon.
Postmaster and Mrs. Adams spent
the first of last week in Underwood.
Rev. j. d. Cain preached Sunday
| "oAuHS w shC poteues uuu VI tuC
evening to the children. Both talks
we're very interesting.
Autos galore are seen on our streets
every day and still the road is reported
bad. Even in this age of doing things
and doing them quick. our road super
visor seems slow.
The Columbia highway through our
village is full of holes and ruts. One
days work with three men, one team
and two wagons. would put it in ele-
CANT condition. Why not try it. MIR.
Trotter?
Thad Glazier has a brand new Max
well. He shines some now. In fact.
outshines all others; but Joe Buttz
says he will 60 him one better next
| week.
Things are easing up at the hospital.
DR.. Dittebrandt has way of making
people we'll on the short order" plan.
Mr.. Trotter has fine lot of men at
work on the highway west of town.
The road should soon be in fine con-
dition.
Thad Glazier got stuck in the mud
down the road the other day and he
has not had his new car out since.
Don't get discouraged, old man try it
again.
Snow on the mountain. as we'll as
down towards town. Another cold
night or two will do the job.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-05-25
TROUT LAKE.

The friends Of Monty Mapes are sor.
ry to learn Of his getting injured and
having to 60 to the hospital.
Have you registeredf
The Sunday school will observe Chill
dren's day sometime next month.
Do not forget the meeting of the
grange next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. C. W. Snyder gave an Indian
party for Master Eugene on Saturday
afternoon. { that being his birthday.
His schoolmatesE Eand friends helped
him celebrate. and all had a happy
time.
Mrs. H. J. Lickle is entertaining her
mother. Mrs. Clark.
Mr.. Gillett and Geo. A. Read, of the
Gillett State Bank, of White Salmon,
were visitors here Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
E. N. Lands next Wednesday after
noon.
Remebmer that DIR. Thomas Shaw,
agricultural and live stock expert, will
speaklat in the church next Monday
during the noon hour. We understand
heswill bring with him a gentleman
who is q hog specialist. =
YAll. report a good time at the dance
given at the Swallow, and Lord home
Saturday night.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-05-25
HEIGHTS NEWS

Mrs. Jack Marshall and two children
have moved up from Portland to spend
the summer at their home on Taylor
street. formerly owned by Mrs. Mar
shall's father. M. Sunderland.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Taft were in
Portland last week on business trip.
Miss Case and Beatrice Shreeve Wis
tied the Spanish class last week. The
class is keeping up its study meetings
at the different homes.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rogers
Sunday morning. May Ia. son.
Jack Marshall, trading salesman, was
up from Portland the first of last week
to see his wife and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Dellen and little
child. of The Dalles, recently visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Taft.
j. J.Ward caught salmon last week
that dressed II pounds.
Mrs. L. E. Taft had roses blooming
the 5th of May.
Lon Stevens received the sad news
last week of the death of his only aunt.
His aunt had been living ct The Dalles,
but he did not get the message in time
to attend the funeral.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-05-25
A Hold-Up


If man-holds you up-once-that's
his fault-but il he-holds you up-twice
that's your fault. We don't-hold you
up-because-a hold-up man-is-a sure
loser. And-if you-are held up-you
lose-too. So-you see-we both-loose
that way.
Next winter-vou may think-that
you-are being-held up. So-you-had
better-listen-to us-now. Green slab
is cheap-at present-and-it doesn't
costa cent-for sunshine-to dry it.
You get-tbe idea.
Listen-We still-give-good measure
-and-rememb mber-we-are giving-you
this hunch. TRANSFER & LIVERY
CO.-Telephone ALL.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-05-25

Eve learned, however, that it always
pays we'll to take care OF your inner
selves before setting forth on 70-mile
trips in an automobile that takes to the
road like bunny to green clover.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Sumner and son,
Rufus. took q trip up above Parkdale
Sunday of last week.
|: Miss Lille Fisher, who was recently
operated on at the hospital. Is doing
nicely.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-05-25

Str. Stranger leaves Portland Z q. m.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday; leaves
The Dalles a. IN. Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday fare Soc; meals 25c. aI3tf
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-05-25
ZEROLENE
tie Standard OH for Ho1ar Cars
0rChardBrand
Atomic Sulphur
Arsenate Of Lead, paste and powder

The weather conditions of the past week have been such
that grower afford to take chance that he will
not have infestaton of Apple Powdery Mdew Apple
Scab The safest and most ecacous material use under
certain conditions for the control of Apple Powdery Mdew
Apple Scab is Orchard Brand" Atomic Sulphur which
should be in combination with arsenate of lead at the time of
the codling moth treatments as follows:
Cayx Spray for scab midew and codling moth control
Orchard Brand" Lime and Sulphur soution~4 gallons
Orchard Brand" Atomic Sulphur IL pounds
Orchard Brand Arsenate of Lead Paste i 8 pounds
Water to make .----.-- -..-. -...- - 200 gallons
Fruit growers who expect Atomic Sulphur at any
time during the should begin later than
the Cayx Spray and combine with Lime Sulphur solution
and Arsenate of Lead in order to start stimulation while the
growth is tender to prevent stimulation and sui
phur injury later in the
Ten day Spray; weather conditions will govern to some
extent the materials to be used about ten days after the pet
ais fall additional control for Scab If cool rainy weather
prevails at this time phur at 15O gallons
each 200 gallon tank of spray If the weather reasonably
clear and Atomic Sulphur pounds to each 200 gal
lon tank of spray this material is less likely cause in
jury to the foliage and fruit than mesuphu solution under
these condition.
Second Codng Moth Spray This is the fifth spray for
Scab the second for Codng Moth and under normal
dtons, the final spray for Midew control. Use:-
Orchard Brand" Arsenate of Lead paste pounds
Orchard Brand Atomic Sulphur ...- "a pounds
Water to make 200 gallons
If the weather very hot at this time Atomic Sulphur at
20 pounds to each 20Ogalon tank instead of "a pounds
We have in stock complete line of the General Chemical
Co.'S Orchard Brand Arsenate of Lead paste and powder
and Atomic Sulphur which we are selling at the same prices
asked by other distributors of spray materials
Gilbert & Dewitt.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

FRENCHMAN VALLEY GRANGE22
Meets second and fourth Fridays.
David SKIOLD. Master.
Gorg Nlson Sc'y..
The state herald., 1916-04-28
Pleasant Valley.

Mrs. Tomlin and children
moved onto the school section
last Saturday. Mr.. McGaughey
and Walter Wheatley assisted
her.
Miss Minnie Lutte after clos
ling term of school near Am.
Iherst returned home last Friday
Mrs. Chas. Sandy visited with
her parents several days last
week.
Miss Hannah Miles helped
Mrs. Belle Briggs with her
spring sewing one dav last week
Vim. Lutte and family also
Carl Radke and wife took din
ner with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Eli
chel last Sunday.
Dick Roush went to Haxtun
'and Sterling last Monday on a
5DuSlhSso mp.
Chas. Hall and wife now ride
in new Ford.
Herb Briggs, specialist, says
Ben Sandy's case is nothing se-
/ rious as Ben is merely looking
at the face of a clock.
Mr.. Higgins and family were
Icallers at Dick Roush's $ last Sun
day.
Miss Mildred North is visit
ling her sister Mrs. Harry Mar
tin this week.
Frank Sandy spent several
days with his son Charlie last
week.
Miss Hannah Miles is spend.
ing this week with Miss Lavina
Roush.
The spring term of Pleasant
Valley school opened last Mon
Iday.
Paul Briggs called at the
Schulz home last Sunday even
ing,
| Charlie McDorman stayed se'
eral days with Ollie Hall las
week.
| Will Radtke has been helping
his brother Carl this week.
| Mrs. Belle Briggs learned t,
irun the Ford one day last weel
Leap Year,
| Mrs. Ollie Hall and children
Visited with her parents sever
al days last week.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hughes ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Sand,
called on Mr.. and Mrs. a. +
lChandlcr last Sunday,
/ Happy kiddo.
The state herald., 1916-04-28

UNITY GRANGE No. 2l7
Meets second and fourth Thursdays.
C. Z. Damewood, Master.
John Thomas. Sec'y.