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Gilpin observer., 1916-09-28
NEVADAy|LLE NOTES

Mrs. John Reilly and daughter re.
turned Tuesday evening from Den.
ver. where they were visiting rela.
tives and friends.
Mrs. Thomas Warren and son left
Friday for Denver. They returned
the following day.
Denny Lying Is in from Nederland
and has concluded that Nevada is
good place to spend the winter.
j. d. Enos and wife, Miss Lillian
Richards and VIM. Van Stone visit.
ed friends and relatives in Idaho
Springs. Sunday.
land, Saturday. after visit with his
mother.
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Bolitho spent
Tuesday with friends in Idaho
Springs.
Harry Armfeld is laid UP with
rheumatism.
Word was received this week OF
the marriage of Miss Mary Paul. a
former resident of Bald Mountain.
Oscar Bolitho made trip to Den.
ver this morning.
Ed. Waters was visitor to Nevads
Wednesday.
Frank Sparks went to Denver Tues.
day morning by tie way of Idaho
Springs.
Mayor John Chapple has got a new
Chevrolet car.
BORN - In Nevadaville, Monday,
September 25th, to the wife of VIM.
Walters a SON.
Fred Benefits little girl fell over
the bannlster at the school house one
day this week, rendering her uncon-
scfous for an hour. DR. Ashbaugh
was called and attended TO her wants,
Tom Chapple is going to Denver
and buy lot Of turkey birds and
fatten them for the Thanksgiving
turkey shoot
Tom Murphy came very near hav-
ing, a toe amputated this week by
getting it under the chime of a bar.
rel.
The Avon bridge crossing the gulch
just above the Hubert mill is to be
repaired.
Pat Murphy is having his residence
reshdngled. Henry Peck Of Central
City is doing the work.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-28
BLACK HAWK NEWS IN RUSSELL GULCH |

vivian Fritz has purchased a Ford
truck to use in the delivery service
OF his grocery and meat market.
G. E. Fritz tcok his steamer to
Denver Tuesday to have it painted
and overhauled.
Neal Burroughs left for Rollinsville
Sunday morning, where he has pur-
chased pool room. His candy and
stationery store in Black Hawk is
for sale.
Jud Kriley and wife returned in
their car from weeks visit with
relatives in Canon City. They were
accompanied from Denver by Mrs.
Gallagher.
Mrs. Julius Nordlein and daughter
and Miss Fulton went to George
town and Silver Plume tInis week in
the Dnpstone car.
Mrs. Harry Curry was a passenger
to Denver Tuesday morning.
Tom Fina was up from Denver
Sunday morning. visiting his brother,
Joe.
G. B. K,ais and family and Chas.
Daily and family motored to Golden,
Saturday. Mr.. Klais and Mr.. DAILY
went hunting for ducks and were
very successful.
Abe Robins went to Denver yes
terday to consult an expert in re-
gard to his back.
The Women OF Woodcraft will fin
isa series Of card games next Tues
day evening with picnic lunch.
III. w. Rupe, of Iowa, arrived with
his family last week and are living
in the VIM. Cross!ey house. Mr..
Iuupe is operator at the depot.
"a Mrs. E. T. Jores made a "trip to
Denver Wednesdey morning.
Supt. Rennick CT the C. G. S. rail-
way came up from Denver this morn
ing to look into the matter of a
bswitch at the mine operated by Joe
F!na.
r.. w. U. S. Parsons is in the state
Of IGaho, where he will spend sew
eral weeks on business.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-28
AMONG THE MINES
BIG WORK OUTLINED
FOR THE GOLDEN SUN

e. T. Butler, of Denver, and Homer
Hudson, of Ohio, visited the Golden
Sun operations during the week. This
property is located near the main
highway between Tolland and Roll
linsvifle and has been actively work
ed for a number of years. Develop
ment has been confined mainly to
the extension of a crosscut tunnel
that is now, close to half q mile i'm
length. Whdle extending the tunnel
to its present length, 16 werl-defin.
cd veins have been cut.
A reorganization OF the company
was recently perfected and the
amount OF treasury stock increased
to provide a working capital to car
ry on the campaign outlined for i'm
creased development. In addition to
extending tile BREAST of THE tunnel,
some of the veins already cut will
breast of the tunnel is now down an
estimated depth CT from 1000 to 1,2OO
feet from the surface of THE hill.
By driving the hunnel ahead it will
eventually cut some OF the big veins
in the Perigo section that have pro-
duced wonderfully rich ore and will
result in the Golden Sun becoming
one OF the greatest mining enter
prises in tile state.
THE property is equipped with a
modern mill at the portal of the tun-
mel and the general system Of hand
ling and treating the ere has been
so systematized that expenses are
reduced to a minimum. The mine and
mill are ideally located. They are with
in a few feet of the wagon road near
a big stream of water, and within a
stones throw of a railroad, all of
which are essential in the economic
al operation of a mining and mill
ing proposition. Ed. Lofgren is in
charge of operations and is very
practical and competent man.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-28
METAL MINERS CHAPTER MEET

A very interesting meeting of the
Metal Miners chapter, was held at
the district court room last Thurs
day might. The large crowd signify
ing that G.lpin chapter, for inter.
est and numbers was still the ban
ner chapter OF the state, nearly SOC
being enrolled.
President Sayre, in his opening re-
marks dwelt at leng h upon the new
copper schedule issued by the sunelt.
er. showing that the reduction OF
one-half per cent on copper, from
wet assay would make net addi-
tiop OF $500 per ton on adj ores MIN
ed in the district, or a net increase
OF many thousands OF dollars in the
years output.
The Electric Light Heat & Power
Co., came in for their share of de-
bate on what some thought we're ex'
cessive charges for power and light
and this question was left to com
mittee, consisting of Fred Caldwell
o. L. Patterson, and DR.. Stone to
investigate and report at next meet
ing.
Hon. Sewers Fincher, OF Brecken
ridge, Democratic candidate for SEN
ator in the 26.h senatorial district,
was present by invitation OF Presi
dent Sayre, and made some very in
teresting remarks, relating to some
OF the state laws, enacted in the
last four years. His remarks about
abolishing the state tax commission
was timely and to the point. He
showed without partizan feeling how
unjust and irregular taxes had been
levied previous to the instituting OF
the commission, and how some ol
the rich farming lands had profited
thereby, and was still in favor OF
the commission. HIS remarks were
we'll received by the members, and
Mr.. Fincher made a deep impression
upon his hearers, regardless of poll
tics.
w. o. Jenkins, candidate for the
legislature followed Mr.. Fincher, nn(
talked along the Inc, that if elect
ed he would give of his time and eff
forts to bring about legislation favor
able to mining.
Since the Reorganization of the
chapter, it has been instrumental In
bringing about many needed reforms
in the way OF mining and fredgh'
rates, and there IS stila much un
finished work to do. -.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-28
GOOD WORK ON THE STREETS,

Thirty-five men turned out We'd
nesday to work on the city streets
in response to the call of the city
council. Tie force worked Ike Tro-
jams and accomplished far more than
would have been done had monetary
reward been TIE object of their ef-
forts. They were prompted by
feeding of civic pride and there was
no shirking. TIE business houses
did their share. closing their estab-
lishments that proprietors as well as
clerks could do their stunt. Ten
teams were used and more were
available could the wagons have been
procured. Those who did not donate
their services, contributed money.
Some who were not in q position to
give their time or teams yesterday,
will give a day next week. and with
one or two more days work on The
streets, they will be like boulevards.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-28
INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT

Harry Oakley and wife, of Taber.
nash, were the victims of am auto ac.
cident on the new road this side OF
Guy hill last Friday afternoon and
narrowly escaped death. They we're
driving UP from Denver to Tolland
in a big seven passenger Case car
and while travelling ON the new road
attempted to pass a horse-drawn We.
h.cle going i'm the same direction. In
turning out, tine car was driven close
to the edge OF the road and the
bank gave way, burt,ing tire Car over
the bank and downward about 20
feet. The machine turned complete.
ly over and landed on the four
wheels. By crouching into the body
OF the car both the occupants es-
capped serious injury. Mrs. Oakley
wasn't injured in the least, but the
ligaments in one OF Mr.. Oakley S
knees were torn.
Horses were procured from a near,
by ranch and tire car was pulled
back onto the road. THE engine was
not put out of commission and the
car was rum on to Roll.nsville and
then taken to Tolland. The dam
age to the car was sligNlt and repairs
can be made for a small outlay.
Mr.. Oakley was taken to st. Luke IS
hospital in Denver on Sunday after
Moons train. He is round+house fore
man for the Moffat road at Taber-
nash and he and his wife were bound
for Tohand to visit Mrs. E. Dunbeck,
Mrs. oakley's mother, when the ac.
c.dent occurred.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-28
LECTURE AT BLACK
HAWK M. e. CHURCH

There will be a lecture. illustrat-
ed by stereopticon views OF the
white slave traffic in the slums of
Chicago and other large cities, by
the Rev. J. L. Spargo at the Black
Hawk Methodist church Sunday ev-
ening October 1st, at 1880. Every
body is welcome. and the price of
admission is the free will offering.
Mr.. Mcleod Of Central City will sing
the illustrated songs throughout the
lecture. ALI should see these pic
lures and listen to the impressive
songs.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-28

Frank Vivian has moved back tc
Russell for the winter.
Mr.. Hayes, interested in the Vic
tor mine, was up from Denver from
Thursday until Saturday.
c. A. Lewis and Mr.. Sarchet, OF
Denver. came up in a car, Sunday
They are Interested in the Lillian
mine.
w. L. Shun returned Monday from
a visit with his family in Denver.
John Mellow returned Monday from
Denver, where he had been i'll for
several weeks with typhoid fever. He
is able to resume his position ON
the Pittsburg.
Miss Anna Wagner left Tuesday
for Pearl, Ida. where she win teach
school this winter.
Mrs. Will Stearns Is very i'll at
the ranch with typhoid fever and is
being attended by Mrs. Susie Rick
ard. Mrs. Mike Kl!en, of Tabernash.
Is also at the Stearns ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Fletcher, of
Tabernash, visited Sunday with the
Kirk family.
The Delaware nine is loading two
cars OF concentrating ore for the
Iron City mill.
Rowe & Co., are repairing the pipe
line from the Incidental mine to the
mill at the Saratoga and will be in
position to resume operations at the
mill within a short time.
Will Hughes, who had been in Den
YER having his eye treated as the
result of an accident, returned home
Wednesday evening. He Will lose
one of his eyes.
Jenkin Davis has started leasing
on the Colorado-Carr.
r. l. Hughes went to Denver this
week to arrange, SO it is reported
to run diamond drill from the Old
Town to the Becky Sharp.
Jas. Grenfell hiss started work on
the Victor mtne fer Mr.. Hayes, OF
Denver.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-28
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES

Don't forget that Sunday, October
l is go to Sunday school stay to
church, Day and we are going to
try to help make a totaa of 200 900
in Colorado who will go to Sunday
school and stay to church. Dvery class
in our Sunday school is provided with
an excellent teacher and most of
them have been trained in Sunday
school work. Ycu can not fail to
have an interesting time at Sunday
school.
Then at about 1916 the pastor,
Rev. ]. Mont Travis. will give spec
iaa Illustrated lecture to the children
entitled Scanned Sunshine" He as
sures us that while this talk Is es-
pecinlly for the little folks the old
er people will enjoy it just as we'll
as the children. The service will be
short SO az not to tire the children
and parents will please tell their
children to remain for this Ettle SER
vice. This plan will help to carry
out the big Idea
The Christian Endeavor Society
will meet at 6:15 p. m.
Regular preaching service will also
be held at Z p. m, at which Rev.
Travis will preach another of his eX-
cellent sermons. Ycu will be heart
lily welcomed at any of these SER
vices. Try 1t and see.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-28

Last Sunday morning eight spin
sters lett Central City at 4 o'clock
to journey to the top Of Bellevue
mountain to witness a mountain sun
rise. They each had provided them
selves with an Alladin lamp to guide
them ON their continucms path, and
bring them the tabled amount of
good luck. They reached the dizzy
hedghth in safety, and there awaited
the coming OF Old Sol, whose first
rays lit up the outlines of their
faceology to such an extent that he
suddenly draped himself In his misty
mantel after taking the fir.t glanc'
ing lock at the peak and it's occu-
pants. Various courses were given
as to this sudden eclipse, some at.
tributing it to the fierce camonad'
ing on the Somme. wtdle others said
1T was caused by the putrid ozone es-
Gaping from the lips OF Hughes at
Indianapolis.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-28
WOOD TO SINK

A night shift WIN be put on the
Wood mine the first of the week
to commence sinking the shaft an
other lift of 100 feet, wfldch will give
it depth Of 525 feet. Drifting is
in progress on the Wood in the 275
and 350foot levels, but was stopped
on the 400, where it was necessary
to dam the water while the shaft
is being sunk. This level will be
extended as soon as the Lift is fin
ished.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-28
GOOD ORE IN HERRop

Ward & Lane, leasing in the Her
rod property up Jenny Lind, have
in width. They are working in a
tunnel on the group that is in 100
feet and struck the two-foot crew
ice in a drift. Eastern parties have
an option on the Hearod property
and it the deal gees Through win in
crease development and take out the
ore that Messrs. Ward & Lame are
working on.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-28

So far in this month (Sept. 26),
the police of Denver made 241 ar
rests for drunkenness, and still Den
Yer is nearly in the center of a
prohibition state, and George Carl
son is again running ON his (self-es-
dmated) record of making Colorado
a prohibition state.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-28

Pathe presents THE Closed Net
featuring Howard Estabrcok. Bliss
Milford and Katherine Brown-Deck'
err Gold Rooster picture in s reels
at the opera house, Sunday. Octo-
Der 1st.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-28
THE IRON CLAW

The goth and last episode of THE
Iron Claw in THE Triumph OF the
Laughing Mask" at the opera house
Saturday, September Both.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-28
NOTICE..

am preparing the delinquent tax
list for publication and the same will
be given to the printer the 10th day
of October. All those In arrears must
settle before that date or their prop
enGy will be advertised.
HENRY p. ALTvATER
County Treasurer.
Central City, Colo, September 2S.
1916. (3t.)
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-28
UNCLAIMED LETTERS

Mr.. Henry Brockman, Mr.. Warren
e. Clark, Mr.. r. E. Palm, Mr.. w.
w. Tanner, Mr.. Cole /. Holman, Mr..
X. W. Hown, Mr.. Jacob Jergens, Mr..
w. NJ. Buffmter
c. I. PARSONS,
Postmaster.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-28

1t s very seldom you hear of a
man being put out of his own house
by the women folks, but Manager
McGarlane of the opera house was
put out by the women Monday night,
who wanted to try en- corsets.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-28
FOR SALE

The Fronteuac m'll, building, lum-
Der. iron and windows. Will sell in
quantity to suit purchasers. Inquire
OF McF'ar,ane & Co.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-28
WANTED

Two hundred thousand people in
the Sunday schools Of Colorado Octo-
ber 1, 1916. l will be there. WIN you
be there? Colorado Sunday School
Association.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-28

Mrs. o. l.. Patterson received word
the fore part of the week that her
mother, who sides in Winfield,
Kans., Is very III. and left for that
place Tuesday morning. t.-
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-28

The First National bank shipped
105 ounces OF gold to the Denver
mint yesterday
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-28

Garage room for rent on reason
able terms. For particulars enquire
at the Observer office.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-28

Coed shoes for old and young. No
better to be found anywhere. At
Bacharach's.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-28

Mems and Boys pants fer work or
dress. At Bacfarach's.
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-28

Shirts and underwear. A good line
nit popular prices. At Bacharach's.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-12
FINE PROGRAM FOR
BAPTIST INSTITUTE

The Baptist Sunday school and
Young Peoples rally viii be held in
Whey hall Thursday. Jan. Is. The
following is the program: 3:45-4:10,
Devotional Bible study, pastor;
4:1O-4:5O, Better Teaching COndi-
tons. Mr. Roberts; 4:59-5:3O. Les
son Preparations. Miss Huckleberry;
5:3O-6:1O. Separate Sections. Junior
Work in S s, Miss Huckleberryi
Home Department Work. Mr. Rob-
erts; 6:1O-7:OO. lunch served at the
church; 7:OO-7:4O. Separate Sections,
Elementary Grades. Miss Huckle-
berry; Adult Problems. Mr.. Roberts;
7:40-S:2O, How to Tell Stories and
Story Told. Miss Huckleberry;
stereopticon illustrated lecture, Bap-
It's S. S. Work in Indiana, Mr.. Rob-
erts; presentation Of certificates.
Any person attending and report
ing on 10 periods of institute work
will receive the certificate, which
gives One-half unit Of credit toward
q teacher training diploma.
The instructors will be Miss
Myrtle Huckleberry. Franklin, Ind,
director Of elementary grade work,
Indiana Baptist convention; Rev.
Seldom l. Roberts. Franklin, Ind,
director of the S. s. and Young Peo-
pies work, the American Baptist
Publication society.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-12
HAVE NARROW ESCAPE
FROM ASPHYXIAT|ON
Mrs. Emil DeGroote, Two
Children and Mary CuSh-
ing Are Unconscious.

Mrs. Emil DeGroote and her two
children. Edward, eight years old.
and marie, II years old, residing at
40 w. Fourth St, and their guest,
Miss Mary Cushing of 2O2 y. Race
St, this city narrowly escaped death
at an early hour Wednesday morn
ing by asphyxiation at the formers
home
A report from the home Wednes-
day afternoon was TO the effect that
the members of the family had al
most entirely recovered from the ef-
fects of the nights experience, al
though Mrs. DeGroOte was still I'M
able to work, while the two children
were confined to their beds.
When the physician was called to
the home the two children were in a
very serious state and for a time it
was feared that they would not re-
cover. For over two hours the
mother, with the assistance Of the
attending physician, worked over
the children and were at last re-
warded by their return to conscious
ness. Miss Cushing recovered very
quickly on being given prompt at
tention. She was able to return to
her home after a few hours.
A union on the gas stove is given
as the cause Of the leak. Sometime
during the night it is thought that
the jar from passing trains on the
New York Central tracks a block
away, caused the part TO loosen and
permit the escape of the gas. 1t
entirely filled the house and it was
necessary to throw open all the win
dows and doors for several hours to
rid il of the obnoxious effects
Edward, who has been suffering
from an attack of grip, was the first
to notice the gas. but being Of tender
years he did not at first appreciate
the dangers. However, becoming
quite i'll, he went to his mothers
bed chamber, where he experienced
considerable trouble in awakening
her. After arousing the latter, the
little lad swOOned away and Mrs.
DeGroote at once phoned for the
physician. Miss Gushing was found
in an unconscious state in her bed
chamber.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-12
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
SOCIAL EVENTS


The members Of the Polonia club
will give an Informal ball this even
ing al the Koscuiszko hall. 5. Cha
pin 81. A fine orchestra viii furn-
ish the music for the program of
dances.
The singing reheasal Of Lady Fall
cons. Z. Balicki choir. Will be held
Thursday evening at 1880 O'Clock at
Z. B. hall.
The entertainment committee Of
Lady Falcons. Il. B. No. 1, will meet
Thursday evening at 1915 o'clock at
z. b. hall.
The exercises of Falcons. L. b. No.
1. Will be held Thursday evening at
Z. B. hall.
The Polish Republican meeting
viii be held Wednesday evening at
s o'clock at the Chaplin State hank
hall. Following the business session
a smoker will be given.
The auditing committee Of Lady
Falcons, Z. B. No. l, Will hold its
meeting this evening at 1880 O'Clock
at the home of Mrs. Albert Sledzi-
kOwski, 1145 w. Division st.
The singing practice of St He'd
wige choir will be held Friday even
ing at o'clock at the St. Hedwige
school building. under direction of
c. LuZny.
Miss Helen Wargin, III Jacquith
Ct, was very pleasantly surprised on
the occasion of her birthday ami
versary. She was presented with a
pretty gift. The time was spent de-
lightfully with games and contests.
In contests the prizes were awarded
to Misses c. Budnik. a. Paczesna and
A Warm. Delicious luncheon was
served
Those present were Misses c. Bud
mix, II. Frankowski, II. Pijanowski.
A. Krol. J. Palka, II. Kurdys. r An
drzejewski. A. Paczesna. r. Kitkow-
ski, NJ. Deka, K. Wargin and A.
Wargin.
Miss Bertha Stashowiak. 712 s.
Chaplin St, entertained delightfully
on Monday evening a few Of her
friends. The evening was spent with
games and contests and a special
feature was a series of resolutions
A five-course luncheon was served al
a prettily appointed table PIacards
were tiny pink hearts. Baskets fill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-12
WEDDING
At ST. MON|CA'S
Wedding Dinner Served at
Home of Brides Sister.
To Reside in MiShaWaka.

Edward Ganser. son of George
Censor, sos f. Fourth st. Mish-
awake. and Miss Rose Steif, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs Frank Steif of
New Carlisle. were married at the
St. Monica's Catholic church We'd
nesday morning at o'clock. Rev.
John II. Bleckmann, performed the
ceremony in the presence of q. large
number OF relatives and friends. The
Lohengrin and the MendelssOhn' s
wedding marches were played by
Miss ANGELA O'Neill.
The bride was prettily gOwned in
white silk, trimmed with lace, and
wore a full length bridal veil caught
with roses. She was attended by
her cousin. Miss Clara Schwind of
South Bend, who wore a white silk
crepe de chene dress and carried
narcissus. Little Miss Esther Steif,
girl and carried the bouquet of
white roses Little Miss Helen Kuhn,
neice OF the bride. was the ring
bearer and carried the ring conceal
ed in a calla-lily. Miss Steif and
Miss Kuhn were attired in white silk
poplin dresses trimmed in lace and
wore blue sashes The groom was
attended by his brother, Simon Gan
ser. Robert Cooley, brother-in-law
Of the bride and Lawrence Cooley,
acted as ushers.
Following the ceremony. a we'd
ding dinner was served at the home
OF the brides sister. Mrs Robert
Cooley, 931 s. Eighteenth St, River
Park. Covers were laid for Is i'm
mediate relatives. The residence
was artistically decorated, the par
lor color scheme being pale green
and green, the reception room, red
and white and the dining room pink
and white. Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Steif and fam
lily OF New Carlisle and Miss Clara
Schwind of oSuth Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ganser have gone
70 Chicago. where they will spend
their honeymoon. Upon their return
Jan. II. they will reside on F.
Fourth St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-12
MSHAWAKA PERSONALS.

Miss Edna Emmer, Mansfield, o.,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Herbert
Quaintance, E. First st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul KOpert Of Day
ton, o., are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Alden, S. Union st.
Mrs. BARLEY Deitchley, III E.
Eighth St, is i'll with the grippe.
Miss Amanda LAUDER. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George LAUDER, Baker
St, IS quite ILL
Ralph Ward. who is i'll with pneu
mOnia is in a critical condition.
Edward Philion Of the AIishawaka
Furniture Co, is in Chicago on bust
ness.
Mrs. Glenn Fincher W. Fourth St,
is very i'll
Miss Margaret Weber, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. August Weber, MiIburn,
St, is I'll with the lagrippe
Miss Nellie Curran has returned
from p two weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward DOland have
returned to their home in Edwards
burg. Mich. after spending two
weeks visiting with relatives in this
city
Mr.. and Mrs. John Albert. 2o5 f.
Eighth St, are Ill with the lagrippe.