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Alma record., 1916-09-21

Something out oi the ordinary is
promised by the Franklin theatre
management for the coming week.
Beginning Sunday the big fall and
winter fashion show will be staged.
For the past four weeks details
have been worked out and now the
stage is being prepared for the big
doings. The six models who won
first honors recently at the Chicago
Blsmark Garden Style show have been
selected to display the garments, and
everything pertaining to wearing APP
parel will be shown. The Saginaw
merchants are taking an active in
terest in this special attraction and
most of them have gowns valued at
hundreds of dollars displayed by liv-
ing models on the stage of the
Franklin.
Contrary to the general accepted
idea if the fact that men are as much
interested in a style show as are the
gentler sex. The attendance stats
tics at the Bismark Garden show
Madison Square Fashion show and
other style expositions show that there
has been practically an even atten-
dance of men and women. This as
sertion will not doubt berne out when
the Franklin Fashion show opens on
Sunday, if past events of this kind
are criterion. There is no doubt of
the fact that a pretty girl and a
stylish costume appeals as much to
the masculine eye as to the feminine,
and when there are half a dozen of
these models, and whole store full
of new and fetching garments, the
reason for masculine attendance is
easily seen.
The play bill during the fashion
show will not, however, be confined to
this special attraction. There are to
be four other big Keith acts. Frank
Bush, who is known in almost every
hamlet in the United States, will en-
tertain with a new fund of dialect
stories, Ergotti's Lilhputioans, two
diminutive acrobats who astound au-
diences with their agility and versa
tility, will also be featured on the pro-
gram, which will be completed by Lew
Fitzgibbons, master xylophone expert
and Miller and Mulfors, comedians.
Alma record., 1916-09-21
DON'T LET SKIN TROUBLES
SPREAD

Trivial blemishes aresometimes the
first warning of serious skin diseases.
Neglected skin troubles grow. DR..
Hobson's Eczema Ointment prompt
ly stops the progress of eczema, heals
stubborn cases of pimples, acne, blot
chy, red and scaly skin. The antisep-
tic qualities of DR.. Hobson's Eczema
Ointment kill the germ and prevent
the spread of the trouble. For cold
sores or chapped hands, Dr. Hobson's
Eczema Ointment offers prompt re-
lief. At your Druggist, 50c.-Ad q
Alma record., 1916-09-21
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Alma, Mich, Sept. Is, 1916
Advertised list for week ending
September 18th, 1916
Mrs. Davis
MI. Ellsworth Salver
John Hamilton
MIR. Frank Haines
Y. Mattress Co
Mrs. Anna Ravlin
John Smith
Mr. Harris Shupp
Rosy Scott
Mrs. Fred Wilson
Miss Marie Warner
The above if not called for will be
sent to the Dead Letter office, October
2nd, 1916. V. p. Cash. p. NJ.
Alma record., 1916-09-21

ica, in the celebrated French play,
"Zaza," marvellous play, depicting the
life of a music hall singer in Paris.
Wednesday a return of everybody's
favorite. Marguerite Clark, in her
greatest play, Helene of the North. "
This will prove to be one Of the most
pleasing pictures ever shown in Alma.
Thursday. Hamilton Revele and
Marguerite Snow in "A sensational
mystery play, THE Half Million
Bribe."
Truly week of great plays and
players.
Alma record., 1916-09-21

The bill now current at the Frank
lin was constructed for laughing
purposes only. The management de-
fies any person, be they chronic grou-
ches, cranks or infedted with the blues
to set through the show without
laughing, each and every one of the
five acts fairly bubbles over with
humor. The three leading acts, The
Electrical Venus, The Monarch Come
dy Four and George Fisher in his
side-splitting comedy called Part
ners" are ably assisted by the Moria-
rity Sister and Hanbon and Clifton.
Alma record., 1916-09-21

This is considered one of the really
great film productions, and it is to be
hoped that many Alma \people will
see it.
Friday, Hazel Dawn and Jno. Mason
will be seen in the Paramount pro-
gram in THE Fatal Card" play of
intense interest from beginning to
end
Saturday the. double feature Tri-
angle program, "Matrimony' and
Following Fathers Footsteps Mat
iree at 2:45 o'clock.
Tuesday. Pauline Frederick, said to
be the most beautiful woman in Amer
Alma record., 1916-09-21
THE THEATRE
"HYPOCRITES"
Al the IdlehOur Monday Afternoon
and Evening.

This famous picture is
sure to give the utmost satisfaction
TO everyone who sees it. The photo
praphy is marvellous, the scenes are
beautiful and the sermon is driven
home with the force and power of "A
"Billy Sunday" The fact that the
characterization of "The Naked
Truth" is somewhat daring is entire
ly lost sight of in the wonderful beau
~ of the play as whole.
Alma record., 1916-09-21

Regular services will beheld at the
Baptist church on Sunday. During
the Sunday school President II. M.
Crooks of Alma college will speak on
the subject, "The Value of Bible Study
in the Development of Character"
The sermon at the morning church
service will be, Right Doing and It's
Sure Reward" and at the evening ser
vice, "The Most Important Search"
Alma record., 1916-09-21

At the Presbyterian church the reg
ular services of the week will be
held. On Sunday morning the pastor
will speak on the subject. Fronting
Cur Life Work" and in the evening on
the subject, "The Kiss of Destiny"
Alma record., 1916-09-21

The usual morning preaching ser
vices will be held at the u. B. church
and Rev. Bowman, who has been re-
turned for another year, will occupy
the pulpit. Other services as in the
past.
Alma record., 1916-09-21

The Sacramento service will be Civ
en- at the NJ. f. church Sunday morn
irg The other Sunday services as
usual. Sermon for the evening church
service, "The Great Invitation"
Alma record., 1916-09-21

The Free Methodist church announ-
ces its usual services for Sunday and
the Thursday night prayer service.
Alma record., 1916-09-21
THE CHURCHES

The regular services will be held at
ST Johns church on Sunday The
subject for the morning sermon will
be. "The Ten Virgins
Alma record., 1916-09-21

At the Church of Christ the regular
Sunday services will be held with Com
munion service i'm the morning.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27
SCIENTISTS SEEK
A. CHEAPER OIL
Cost for Commercial Purposes
May Be Cut Down,

ALBANY. \. Y. Dec p Me,ho i
OF developing and chcapenlng Tor com
mercial purposes the supply oi pc
trolcum in this country and Canada
will be among the principal subjects
discussed AZ the annual meetings OF the
Geological Society ol America and the
chronological Association oi Amer.
can GeologstS the iirS, OF which were
held today Scientists from all part,
oi the country. including thirty-s six state
gcologi';S, are attending.
During the meetings favorable action
probably will he taken on the recon-.
menda'on ~ the National Academy a
Sciences to PreSidcgi Wilson ,ha, dele.
gates b. appointed to a national re
search council The object OF the coun
cil, It was explained today by DR.. John
NJ Clarke. gcologiS, oi New York state
and president OF the geological society.
is the mobilization OF the scientific
forces oi the country Tor efficiency 50
that the scientists in the United States
can bette, play their parts in all the
known activities Of science and more
fully develop the country's natural re-
sources
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27
THE KERR DRY GOODS CO., OKLAHOMA CITY

to give you 10 cat Everything costs %
much, and your papa hasn't any work.
and when he comes home your father
Maybe when ho comes home your fathe-
will have crust of bread, or something
like that"
But mother. another voice said, 'ws
are very hungry why can't We havs
some nice hot baked beans. like you
used 10 make"
Because. my dear.. have no beans
|, Ia too bad but | haven't These ars
troublesome times"
Tia Trouble This IL where CONS
in" said Uncle Wlggily, coming 70
stop and looking up at the tree WHO
Is there, anOwhat Is the natter he
asked
From hole In the t-ee an owl bird
lady popped her festherrd head Her bg
eyer looked without blinking At Iinclo
Wiggily
"Oh. how do you DO. bunny mani" rho
said Il am Mrs owl, and I was just
telling my little owlets that had moth
Ing for them to cal, Ths, Ia our trouble.
They want baked beans. but alas hsvs
no money 10 hhy any. and there 10 moth
Ing 10 cook In the tree house 80
Come that's too bad" cried the bunny
uncle u must see n | cannot help you
just minute now until I think"
And. 10 that he nigh, think the better,
{ Uncle Wigvlly leaned sammie's toy
! Christmas gun against the tree AMI
then all of sudden
Rang went the gun. which wss
loaded with nice smelling hlcum row.
der And no sooner had n shot hanr
than there was n rat,ling on the dr,ed
leaves of the fores, and down came fsl
Ing heans--hundreds Of white beans
seemed TO rain down out Of the sky
"uh, mother" cried the little owi,,,.
Did Uncle wissib shoot the beans oif
the trees for u.s.
NO" said the bunny uncr .ct,'th.
inr his pink nose snd laughing Tho
gun shot off the beans I see how L
happened sammle must have 'os,iud
his popsun with heans nom Nurse Jsns's
kitchen 10 play soldier and then he fUt.
got about them The gun went Off when
I leaned n against the tree too hard end
we'll, her. are the beans for you, M.s
Owl Rake them for your hungry chill.
dren"
~ will. snd thank you" said Mrs O~l.
i So she did, and the oviess weren't
hungry any more and Mr. Owl found
work that day. and wasn't n Oood Nam
mic loaded his Christmas pop0ua with
beans and Uncle wieeily tcok u ksg4e
lust when he didf think Co. aNyANv
Md N the no, water baG doaoN't Try
60 pour milk into the fountain pen ~
make u look pale like = stylish siri'-
nose. tll tell son nsst about taeis Wig
'F'ly and the doll
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27

n'ngtou'> widow against the protests
4 the real widow in order to secure
Mr., Penungtuu's getting certain
legacy She i, adding to her already
wcll-c,tabl,hcd popularity As the
fascinating naval officer cousin Of the
deceased Jack" Carl Brlyke,t i, con
ynrng a, well a, handsome in a par,
NA' might easily be o,crdoue
Niuitl Brstow looks charming Il,
the dlscon,ula,c young wife. Her JOY
~ the last act on hearing the news
ot her husbands return is her bcs, bit
VI acting The characters Of the two
old maid aunts are difficult at best
They arc sadly oycrdrawn, which makes
the work OF Miss Marshall and Miss
Donvan difficult ~ making them ring
true Mis-, Dale as the Irish French
modife is most amusing and Mr.
Brown as Galloway made good bal
ancc for her And no ono in the att
diencc can help feeling glad, indeed.
when lack IN tho person Of Russell
Fillmore really returns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27

means the same thing ss answered
only bring yourself back"
"l'll be sure TO do that " said the
bunny gentleman as he no ,ped across
the fields with the toy on .rtmas gun
of SAmmle Iittletall over HE shoulder
'GolNx hunting" asked Uncle Butter,
the goat gentleman as he met Unc.e
Nlggiy near big stone fence.
only looking for an adventure" slld
the bunny uncle, "Oh, | see, you moan
because have the gun. I'm taking thnt
to Sammle, my rabbit nephew"
We'll, don't shoot yourself laughed
Uncle Butter, who was on his wa ~
the tin can store To get some circus pie.
tures to eat for dinner"
I'm be careful" promised Uncle WIG.
gily. m he hopped on He was almos,
at the burrow, or underground house.
nf Sammle. the rabbit boy. when. ell Of
n cudden, Uncle WigEily heard. Just a'
N II came from tree over his head. a
voice saying
But, my dear children. | have nothing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27
"Wdow by Proxy"

sparkling with clever rcpartcc subtle
n and humor the tdrcc comedy OF
uhrrmc Chisholm Cushing, "Wdow
O Fro>N IS being presented 'h,, week
'Ur O,..holscr PLAYERS, whose ciu-
u handling of the Inc, leave, no,
'c dull moment for the audience They
'H'y emphasize the TACT OF their un-
Usually good balance as a whole com
any with praise for them generally as
D1dvdual players. Miss Huff. who
assesses a hu,kiness or throatine's OF
voice not unlike MAY Irwin. who pre-
lou,ly starred in this same piscc has
dry humor IN her work that is ire
tiblc One has TO become accu>
tmed to her voice but in tie end this
anne pcculiarity becomes magnetic
y Gloria Grey the i,rpccuniou,
laughter Of ari>tocracy who takes
upon herself the role of Jack Pen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27
BRANCH LIBRARIES
PLANNED By CITY

Broadening the scope Of the city II
hrary IS a plan for the coming year
The board ~ city commissioners arc
considering the establishment OF branch
Libraries in Capitol Hill and Packing
town
During the wear. lolb, a total of llj.
90 books were issued from the library
for home use More than 500 volumes
were placed IN the South Side Com.
muniy chapel Of which Rev W II b
Urch is the head
New hooks added totalcd | l.2i0 In.
crease IN the patronage aggregated
l,7Sb.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27
MAN KILLED IN A
COSTLY EXPLOSION

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa Dee
H.-One man was killed and the blast
furnace department oi the Bethlehem
steel company was damaged about SIS
600 here yesterday by an explosion in
the Scruhbng. section Two buildings
were demolished.
The explosion is believed to have
been caused by a break OF the water
mans
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27

The following attractions are billed
at local theaters Empress, Thursday
only Louise Glaum Triangle srcn
actress, who combines a vampire role
with that OF German spy in Some
where in France" a perturbation OF
Richard Harding Davis last story,
Liberty Sniucr Scymourc. Yiddish
comedian, who heads the making
aggregation Tor the last half of thi,
week m the Battle Of Who Ran
First Folly commencing tomorrow
Jeanne Love. member OF the Murra,
and Love team OF singing. talking and
dancing entertainers Overholser. all
this week and including Sunday night
Mis- Grace Hut and stock company IN
Widow by Proxy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27
Minister Taken
for Holdup Man
Fatally Wounded

ST LOUIS. Dec 27-Rev Lot T..
Doly 81 years old, was mistaken ior
hnldup man and Sho, IN the stomach
hy rattfman Hoetnet here last night.
Dotv was taken 10 a hospital and physi.
Clans ssv he probably will die The
pa,rolman said Doty had been pointed
out to him as one OF three huldup men
aud he fired when the latter refused to
hold up his hands
Dop said he did M recognize lloer.
ner as a policeman because raincoat
bid the uniform. lie declares he did
not understand the command To hold M
his hands and that he made no often.
slve movement At the time he wa,
arcoNcd the minister saws he was pu,
.w W Nll'g iHn h hu pocket
alttl a purchase at a gto,ey.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27
CITY COMMISSIONERS
TO MEET EVERY NIGHT

For the purpose OF completing eN.
animation and approval Of wa,erworkS
contracts, the board of city commits
sioners decided yesterday to hold night
meetings until the work was out OF the
way The first session will come to
night a, 80 o'clock Contract for
the clearing and grubblug of the reser-
voir site was yesterday afternoon
awarded to Boardman Co, Okla
homa City, whose bid was $4,000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27


SyndicAte)
r ,EI.I, here's another" tnid
sN/ Nurse Jane Fuzzy WuEly. the
w muskrnt lady housekeeper. rs
she came into tho dining room
" the hollow stump bungalow, where
Uncle Wigg,ly Longears, the rabbit gen
tleman. was hclf asleep In an easy chair
one morning He had been reading the
lnper about how much more carrots were
going To cost next year, and n made him
sleepy
Another what" Cricd the bunny uncle
so suddenly that he sncered him ELF
awake You don't mean TO tell me,
Nurse Jane, that you've found another
something TO eat that tn going to cost
more"
NO. indeed laughed the musk at
lady Il mean rye Just found another
of the Christmas toys some Of the AMI
nal children left behind them. like tho
tails of Ro Peeps sheep. Some one mus,
have dropped " behind the stove, for I
found II there
"oh. yes I, must have been on the
dsy We had such time when the Kitchen
caught fire" tnclc Wlggily said nut
What have YOU found this tlme'"
"a yum" answered Nurse Jane. laush.
4 keep ON IN soon have whole sol.
Hum 4 gun" said Uncle wisRly,
l,vlnklins his pink nose so that II looked
like n star on y frcety nigh, 4 guess
n belongs to Sammle Littletail TINT
funny rabbit nephew ~ mine rll taxi
I, over TO his house, as I'm going that
way
very nice Of YOU. I'm sure" spoks
Nurs. Jane, using the same polite volce
as when she had Mrs Wlhhlewohhle, III.
duck lady, 10 tea sometimes
on I am going out TO look for en-
adventure, spoke The bunny uncle. "snj
N have y sun along maybe I'll find tng
so much the more quickly. Il there any.
thing YOU want from the stOfe ~ ~
llu.-"
THANK ,ou, NO. she replied. winch
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27
@Te1HEATRES
Empress

Empress
Somewhere In France Richard
Harding Davis last story and declared
by many critics to I've equal TO any he
ever wrote, has been screened by Tri-
angle and will he an Empress Offering
Thursday only Louise Glaum, famous
siren actress, has the. most legitimat p
vampire role ever given n phe,oplay star
In this picture, She appears as n Ger
man spy working behind the French
lines. Howard Hickman plays opposite
her Tonight for the last time clara
Williams viii be seen In Three OF
Many ~ Triangle feature
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27
Staple Values of Interest

Fancy Turkish Bath Towels, 4Sc
Saacy Scaris and Cen,erpieces
Japanese CrepeS klmono pat
terms, PC
Boxed Pillow Cases and Sheet.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27
Children's Coats and
Bath Robes Reduced

Black Plush Goats, J to IA years.
Choice S9S,
Novelty Goats and velvets, also
broadcloths, all reduced, 1896 TO
SIS, including all coats.
Children's Goats to &. Plush,
velvet, also novelties-S+S, A9S
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27

What bids fair to outshine the splendid
hill ~ the first half " the week Is the
vaudeville program coming tomorrow to
the Folly thehter Tor run " three days
Murray and Love, classy singing, taking
and dancing entertainers; Gaftney and
nalc, billed NJ The Bowcry Noluntccrs' .
tho Cyeno Novelty Japs aud Jack Barn
holt the laxative comedian ARE .ch.d.
uled To appear on the new hill A select
slN ar cight.recl program " picture
plays viii be run between vaudeville
shows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27
Goats Also
Included in This
Clean Up Sale

Coats Of velvet plushcs
velours, br oadoloths,
tweeds and heavy coat
ings Some are fur
trimmed. All are new
and exceptionally low
values Priced at $3.50,
$500, sl97S, $500, SIS
and $500.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27

and SS9s, includes complete stock
OF colored coats.
Cap and Scarf Sets, Csc and 81 .oS.
Chldren's and Misses Hats, 49c,
greatly reduced
Children's Bath Robes. complete
stock, 8 TO Is years, Sl95.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27
l.Ih.r,N

Liberty
\ musical comedy With fun as it's ever
predominant element with score OF
tuneful song hits. two laughahle come.
dlnns and n chorus ~ pretty girls IL
The Battle Of Who Ran First" 10 BE-
presented for three days opening Thurs
day at the Liberty with Snitrer Scy
mourc and Gwendyln Hunt In tho lead
ing roles Three feature acts nf yaude.
Vile viii provide new variety attractions
10 accompany the new bill
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27
Oriental Laces Reduced
to I9c Yard

The widths range from ! 10 2
inches A variety Of attractive
patterns in both cream and white
Greatly used for collars. ve,tees
and frllls Very exceptional
value.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27

Leah Baird mud ttasraph company IN
The Primal Instinct King Raggett in
So This II Paris L-kO comedy
dies are offered on the blg bin today n,
the Majestic, Tomorrow Hobart Henley
and Gertrude Sceley will be seen In a
iive.reel Willard Mack Red Feather Tea
tute, "A child " Mystery" pleasIns
play with a different plot Robert Man
ten IN The Kindness nf Devotion. "
fos feature. Friday
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lyric

All over the country Mary Grace. IN.
charming comedlenne. has spread good
cheer with her wipanme manners Shs
is coming To- the Lyric Thursday, wher,
she VIII endeaNot TO lead In the fun. max
Ing ~ the new vaudeville hill Charlie.
Eichan and company In comedy sketch
~ any Mary Stehhlns, the original Rsr
mum and BAILEY ruhe comedians, and the
orton troupe, wire artists, will appear :
On the screen pathe will Introduce thg
fvc-teul thriller. prudence. the rlfpts "
llIiu-li- Gladys liullIlu n,N zee
ul rathr News of the World.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27
Silk AuouerLaces
Are Reduced to
75c Yard

1hlrty-siH inches wide IN cream.
white and black A variety OF
attractive patterns They are used
for making blouSc', overdrapc,
and sleeves
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27

embroidered and scalloped edges to
close, Sc, $50.
Good Outing for l0c.
2x2 Yard Damask Table Cloths,
special s. 50 each.
Soalloped Sheets slx99, reduced
TO oSc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27
lJ(lFWI66IY
AmHlSnLS
RvHoAs1n0 OdzzS
Uncle wloolly and the Gun.

Copyright. 1916, by Mcclure NewspOp
Syndicate
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-27

Many beautiful furs,
muchly reduced. Black
and red fox, black lynx,
Hudson seal in sets or
separate mufis and neck
pieces.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
TAFT's VIEW OF 1T.

Former President Taft is as
consistent and as hearty in his
approval of President Wilson as
former President Roosevelt is in
his disapproval of everything
which Mr.. Wilson says and does.
On numerous occasions Mr.. Taft
has found occasion to commend
the course taken by Mr.. Wilson
on various public matters. While
he has uniformly commended the
present president, although of
another political party, Mr..
Roosevelt has uniformly con-
demned the president. In fact,
Mr.. Roosevelt has not been able
to find merit i'm any administers
ton except his own.
Speaking OF the presidents
lcourse respecting Germany, Mr..
Taft says that The stand Mr.. Will
son has taken is right and that
there is nothing for "a clear
headed, patriotic American to do
buff TO back up the president. /"
And in This view it is believed that
the overwhelming majority Of re-
lpnblicans coincide with the view
of Mr. Taft rather than with that
of Mr.. Roosevelt, although in 1912
Mr.. Roosevelt received a larger
popular vote than did Mr.. Taft.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

Seventeen young men were ar
rested yesterday at Mondamin for
disturbing the peace Constable
Hammer came down this morning
| in search of one of the number
who had skipped out to avoid ar
Irest.
Mrs. E. H. Olmsted returned
last evening from Wahoo, Neb.,
where she had been called by the
serious illness of Mrs. Grover
Olmsted, who is ill with an acute
attack of pleurisy. She reported
her as being some better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Purcell
left last evening for Council
Bluffs, where they will make their
future home. Mr.. Purcell has
purchased lots on upper Broad
way, where he will build fine
residence this summer.