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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27
ATTENDING CHAurAUQUA-

Miss Linna Brinkerhoff went up
to Audubon, Sunday, and remained
few days with friends during
Chautauqua.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27
RETURNED TO GRAVITY

RETURNED TO GRAVITY
Misses Gertrude and Zona Poster,
who are visiting their uncle, Clif-
ford Posten and wife will leave to-
day for their home in Gravity, Sat
urday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27

FISHING AT WALL LAKE
III. P. Petersen, Pete Stone and
Harvey Jensen autoed to Lake Oko-
boji Sunday, and will remain ait the
lakes until tomorrow.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27
JACK CONNRARDY GONE

Jack Ccnnrardy left last Friday,
in the car after a several months
visit with his mother, Mrs. Alice
Connrardy.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27

A crowd CT Extra young folks
attended the dance i'm Brayton, SAT-
urday evening.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27

IL. j. Swarzman practical tailor
at Swar2man and Soule every Tues
day. til.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27
AUTOED TO ADAIR-

Charles ,Kommes wife and son,
Willis, autoed to Adair, Sunday,
where they srelt the day with rel
atives.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27

]. 4. Hensley purchased a new
Buick six cylinder car last Friday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27

Miss Anna Guide was a Sunday Wis
ihor with her friend, Miss May
STONE. 1
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27
Constipation and Indigestion

Il have used Cham berlain's Tab
lets and must say they are the best
1 have ever used for constipation
and Indigestion. My wife aslo used
them for indigestion and they did
her geed," writes Eugene S. Knight,
Wilmington, N. c. Chamberlain $
Tablets are mild and gentle in the
action. Give them trial. You are
certain TO be pelased with the
agreeable laxative effect which
they produce. For sale by Extra
Drug Co.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27

John Esbeck and family spent
Sunday at THE Anderson home near
Extra.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27
THE GREAT PICNIC

Its a big day Wednesday August
End. at Newt ton Annual River to
River Rod Picnic.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27
JOHN VAN AND FAMILY

j. K. Vamde Brake and family
were visitors in Brayiton, Sunday,
with relatives
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27
MRS. STROEBELLE
VISITS PARENTS

Mrs. Walter Stroebelle visited the
latter part of last week with par
ents, John l. Hensley and wife.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27

Grandma NJ. c. Gill was ON the
sick list THE latter part of last
week.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27
HERE FROM ELK HORN

j. c. Johnson and family autoed
over from Elk Horn, Sunday, to
vsiit at the Chris Petersen home,
returning home in the evening.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27

Rootbeer Extract. .25c
5 bottles $l.OO
Peter Hassenfeldt
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27

iMs. L. j. Olhaker was avn Omaha
Visitor the latter part of last week.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27

SAVAGE ON WAR PATH
Henry Savage came down from
Audubon, last Friday, to attend te
business matters.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27

A bunch of Extra people picnicked
in different woods near Extra Sum
day.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27

R. M. Carpenter and family who.
have been here visiting for two
weeks past departed for their home
in Aberdeen, South Dakita the mid
die of the wesk.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27
GOOD HELP

Miss May Stone clelked i'm the
N. Hansen Drug store during the
absence of Nels Hansen and wife in
Lake View.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27
COME AGAIN CHAL-

COME AGAIN CHAL-
Chal Sturgeon and wife autoed
over from Eddyville, Sunday and Wis
tied with his mother, Mrs. Will Stur,
geon and SON, Harold and wife.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27

Frank Buckner was caller in
Cameron the fore part of the week.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27

Some parties from the west part
of the county disabled their auto in
this igthbor1hood Sunday and We're
compelled to leave it till Monday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27
CAMERON

August Schrader was out from Au-
dubon working ON the farm few
days last week.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27

Ghas. Wright and wife and other
relatives of Powshiek County have
been visiting at w. H. Johnston S
and other places in this munity
during the past week.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-27

Joseph Johnston and son, Gamer
ON, of Audubon, We've in our town
ship Saturday.
Mrs. Ben Diest received word of
the death of her father who resid-
ed in Texas and she and her sister,
Mrs. Charles Diest, departed for
hhat state Sunday, to be present at
the funeral.
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NOTE D|SS|PATES
Continued From First Page.)

may Comnlcate and accravate the
situation. Al the same time it hopes
that the American government on its
part may make use Of all effort 10
prevent also new acts nf its mlutal
and civil authorities of the frontier
that might cause new complications.
While Tho object Of the negotiations
is thus clearly outlined and appears
acceptable 10 the state department
the subjects 10 be considered spcci,
fically will have 10 be arranged later
President Wilson has made it clear
time and again that gradual With
drawal Of the nXpcditionary force
would hn ordered once he was assured
that rarranHa forces would be en-
ploycd actively in breaking up bandit
preparations for new raids. 1t han
been noted already that the Mexican
troops nave occupied and p0liced the
territory relinqushcd by General
rershipS as he drew his men north
ward. Army officials believe that
this, taken in connection with the new
assurances given in today's note. may
lead 10 complete withdrawal Of the
force as rapidly AS is possible with
out endanGerine the border.
Conditions Changed.
n effect tho latest note proposes that
the clock be turned back 10 the time
following the Columbus
raid and when negotiations were afoot
for the passage Of American. troops
into Mexico in pursuit of the raiders
Conditions have changed since then
General Carranza having assembled a
hle army in northern Mexico
and the United States having called
the entire National Guard to the line
for patrol duty II is regarded as im
probable that any plan for American
pursuit If bandits. except possibly
within limited areas where A hot trail
is followed and no Iarranza troops are
available. will be discussed in the new
\ plan for border cantonments." &c
which reference is made in The note
was proposed by General Obrcgnn al
his conference in Fl PaSn with Major
General Scott. chief Of staff of the
army General Scott would not con
slider it thnn because il was founded
on the stipulation that General Perish
inG'S column would he Withdrawn i'm
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returned TO Pittsburgh yesterday, alIcT
visit at their homes here.
Walter E Cope. Of East Liverpool
O.. Is spending several days hero al
tending TO business matters.
Miss Dora Henderson has returned to
her homo here from Pittsburgh. whore
she spent q couple Of weeks visiting
with relatives.
David Hammond has resumed his du-
ties al f'airmont. after visit a. MS
home here.
Two prisoners were DISCHARGED from
the pcni;entiary yesterday on regular
rdischnrge. having completed their SEN
fences.
MIR. and Mrs. c. L. WOODBURY. son
William and daughter returned TO tn"ir
home in Delaware. O.. yesterday. aitsr
visit with relatives and friends mere.
Miss Anna Brartncr. of Fourth street
left yesterday for MhnonGahela' Ia
where she will visit with relatives.
Rev. r. +. Smith and family. 81 Man
ninEton. are visiting with his parents,
Roy. and Mrs. J. Il. Smith. or Jefferson
avenue.
John Bennett arrived homo last even
ing after visit with friends nj Cam
cron
Mrs. Frank Memo and children. Of
Cameron, are visiting with relatives
here.
d. r. Burton. Of this city. was al
Warwood. yesterday. making arrange,
ments 10 start work on the new school
building there.
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mediately. That stipulation is revoked
and Enthusiastically American officials
now will give the plan serious consld'
GRAFTON.
General Obregon proposed that at
necessary intervals along the border,
camps of Mexican and American troops
be esta blished opposite each other on
their respective sides of the line. In
formation as to bandit movements
would be interchanged BY The camp
commanders and military operations
against the raiders be conducted
jointly. although each force would re-
main within its own territory. With
100000 or more National Guardsmen
establish the American camps in a
way TO make it practically impossible
for raiders To escape if real co-opera.
Ition were given by the Meyicats.
The mobilization Of the guard con-
tinued today at full speed. 1t is Ger.
tain there will be no immediate altera.
tion in the war departments plan.
Probably a reduction of the border
forces would be ordered on y atte-
some cooperative plan Of action had
been agreed upon within the Mexican
government and had heep tried out
sufficiently 10 leave no doubt as 10
us pEdfIltdDllIlS. III OIuCl "oluS a
demonstration of the ability Of the
Carranza forces to carry ont their
part of the bargain would be required.
Whether such a demonstration must
precede Withdrawal Of General Perish.
ine's forces is not so clear,
Officials believe that the call. for
rhe National Guard and the actual
dispatch Of The troops 10 the border
was the impelling influence which in.
duced General Carranza to abandon
the hostile attitude taken in his Rrevl-
Gus notes. They say the United States
holds a strong argument in favor of
peaceful solution of border Difficult
ties as long as it maintains an army
near the line and there seems little
probability that it will be Withdrawn
until all danger has passed.
Unauestionably, if no new bandit
outbreaks occur. the National Guards.
men will be gradually sent back 10
their homes. II originally was plan.
ned that only part of the force he
used on the border. the remainder be-
ing sent later to relieve regiments
which had put in the required time Mt
active service. 1t is possible that
scheme will he followed later.
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MOBILIZATION OF W. VA.
(.esud lsIrL uoIJ penuIluoo)

(eSud 1sItd WoIJ penuT1UoO)
within A week. at which time the First
Infantry will receive its money. The
state. having ordered this regiment
out, will look after the payment.
New Battalion
With the mastering in OF the third
battalion of the Second Infantry will
begin the formation Of another hai'al.
ion of this regiment which will be held
in mobilization camp until il is recruit
ed m necessary strength. II IS not
known what arrangements will he
made later about its. formation and IT
NAV be that some Of the first regiment
men will he brought into il with off
GERS selected from that regiment 10 put
them into condition at the earliest
possible time.
Both regiments are undergoing grad:
ual Improvement in all departments OF
the military game. The Second has
Just begun TO show the best results
from the arduous schooling it has been
given since coming into camp and II Is
Considered fully capable AS good pa.
troll regiment for border service.
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PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS PRE-
!; PARED; TO BE CHANGED
!: SLIGHTLY.
Actual Construction Work to Commence
( Soon-Other News OF hounds-
:. Vile and Vicinity.

: Otto prso'ess. construction HnSinH'r'
of New York. and F. J. t.ckent"lt. S"n-
eral engineer nf the United states I'iS
Company will arriv" in N"undSviti'
to-day for tho purpose OF making a
general survey for m" new smel;ar anu
zinc plant - bn located on tho ttaWl"F
sract Of land. tn" d"al for which was
SSlosed Monday afternoon.
81 These engineers. together with NJ. NJ
.pearlmar general manager ~ the
smeltcr plant at ClarkShurg. VII! es.
:fahlish headquarters IN N" Board or
Trade rooms for tho present.
!. The planS and specifications Tor thH
buildings II p" erected have already
been nade IN IN" New York "ffcHs 81
the CORPORATION. but changes Will no
made To ADAPT tn" buildings I" the dit-
5e-nnt locations. praft$men Will begin
this work ;hiS week.
: II is expected that work on grading
for tho first unit ~ m" hlS plant VIII
be commenced neN; week and thai th"
Is. & -. will h.Sin work Immediately
installng switches n order TO get the
building material m III" factory site.
= Work IN ;he blacksmith shops and
office building &ili II" started as soon
as possible. The material to b. used
will be handled by concerns in this Vi
iCinity.
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Carried Second Line.

PARIS, July (11:30 ,. m.)-The
French have carried by assault the
second German lines on front Of two
Kilometres from the cloy.Maricourt
road 10 the River Somnos. They have
also captured the village OF Hem, in
the same district. according. TO an OIL.
cal statement issued iy the French
war office tonight.
The French have caotured all the
German second position, south oil, the
Somme on a front of about zen kilo.
metres. They have also accomplished
the occupation of the village Of EstreeS.
where 200 Germans surrendered. The
text of the official statement follows:
North of the Somm our troops
continued their offensive during the
day and captured the sloes south Of
Mameton. north Of Curu. East OF
this village our infantry carried by
assault the second German position
which was completely caitured on a
front of two kilometres from the
Clery-Maricourt road TO the river.
Pressing our advantage furher to the
east we attacked and carrid the viii.
lage of Hem, after a spiried battle.
The Monacu farm also fell into our
hands. In the course Of thee actions
30 soldiers and three Officers were
made prisoners by us.
Counter Attacks epuIsd.
South of the Sonme we epulsed
attacks by the enemy on Blloy-En-
Sanferre and elected the Germans
from the part of the village ofGstrees
which they still occupied. A1etach-
ment To the enemy which was folding
a mill north of this locality Wa COM
PEELED 10 surrender and we toe here
900 prisoners. Trenches runnig be-
tween Estrees and Belloy havin been
occunied by us the entire secon' posi-.
ton of the Germans south The
Son1me is now in our hands on aront
of about ten kilometres.
ION the north Verd un front here
were intermittent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
inC the day.
I'm Lorraine, after artillery preira.
ton. the enemy attacked our posibns
in the region of ST. Martin. cas- OF
Tuneville, and succeeded! In ootaXng
a footing in our trenches al Tee
points. Our counter attacks imm1i
atelv drove them out and we rec.
cupied all the lost ground"
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Hull SWIFT LEAVES COLUMBUS.

COLUMBUS. O.. July 5.--Manager
Rudy Huswitt Of the Columbus Amer.
lean Association team. today presented
his resignation to club officials. Huls,
witt said he thought the club needed
Il now leader in consequences Of its
long losing streak. He declared he did
not believe he should be blamed for
the clubs poor showing. Business
Manager Robert Quinn will be bench
manager for the team temporarily.
Hulswilt managed Columbus last sea.
son and previously had managed the
Jersey City club in the International
league
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Obituary
Bowman Funeral Today.

Funeral services for Russell How
man. who was drowned in the Ohio
river last Sunday. and whose body
was found yesterday morning at u
o'clock will be this afternoon at +
o'clock at the home of his uncle. Mi.
McCarty at No. 81 Twenty-seventh
street. Burial will he in Greenwood
cemetery. The deceased was 6 years
old and is survived by his mother and
father and one sister.
The body of RENTS Meeker, who
was drowned in the Ohio river Sun,
day afternoon, and found with the
body of Russell Bowman, was sent 10
Clarington last night for interment.
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FRENCH FORCES NOW
Continued from FIRST Pags.)

which runs to the very center Of
the German front attacked by the
British. The stubborn resistance
all along this front has prevented
the British from keeping pace with
the French advance to the south.
The tenaeity with which the
Germans are holding to their posi-.
lions in the face Of the British
attack, particularly around Ia
BoisseIle, while the French menace
of Peronne is comparatively neg
Iected. leads to the belief. OF tho
military authorities that the Ger
mans are chiefly concerned. In
breaking the British offensive even
at the sacrifice Of some ground to
the south.
The French have now. In some
places. pushed through the third
and last line Of German defenses
as they existed before the attack
began. The Germans are hastily
constructing rev line but are
manifestIy unable to make It as
strong as the three lines perfected
after twenty months labo:.
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HEAR STATION PETITION.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. July 81
hearing on the petition Of citizens Of
Carbon against the Kanawha & Michi-
San Railway company for station IA
cilities at Carbon WAS held hv the pub
lie service commission today. The
case was submitted for decision, both
sides being heard.
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Mrs, Holmes Dead.

Mrs. l. NJ. Holmes. we'll known ana
aged citizen of this county. died Tues
day morning az the family home on
Bowman Ridge Deceased was ~ years
old, and besides her husband. is sur
vived by six children.
Funeral services over the remains NIL
be held this afternoon at / o'clock AZ IN"
late residences. Rev. James Ryan Wiz
ntriciato. Intermcnt will he in the Rob-
ert's Ridge Christian church cemetery.
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Mrs, Herman WarSinsky.

Mrs. Herman Warsim>ky. aged -. "f
No. +1Ui Eof street. died TUrSdhy eve
ming AT O'Clock. Sh" was born III Ger
many and came to this country in her
early wnmanhnnd. She WIS member
If ;hc Zion Lutheran church. and Is sur
viVrd by hcr husband and ScNr raj |hli-
Grcn. The funeral will tax" place FRI
dav afternoon AT o'clock from n" fam
lily residence. in charge -: l;'r. \. l..
Rene pastor Of the Zion Lutheran
church. Burial will he IN TN" Mount
Zion cemetery. y special car Will con-
vcy tho friends IF the family 10 the
cemetery,
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1au1es G., Cannon,

NEW YORK, July 5..--JamrS 9. Can
non. for many years one Of New York $
leading bankers, and widely known for
his cnns,rucriv" work in financial cir,
clos. died today ~ his country nome Al
Of ACC and had hnan ~ several weeks.
Mr.. cannon until recently vas rreS'-
den, rf .hn Fourth National Bank, one
Of the largest mercantile hanks in TINS
city.
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Start work on Church.

The actual W, rk Of cNcHvatiuS Tor the
now Catholic church. t. 70 erected at the
corner OF seventh street and Jefferson
avenue. by Contractor l.. T. Burton. WIS
t:avtrd yesterday morning. inc new
building alone will cost $So.nnO. Will
tho contract for the rertorT Will De lei
within the next several months.
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uarrv Graham Farrell,

Harry Graham Farrell son "f HarLS
and Mary Farrell. nj RoCSs Run, died
Tuesday afternoon at so o'clock. III ~"
nineteenth year nf his age. following an
illness due 70 complications. lie H. sur
vived by several brothers and sisters.
The funeral will take place this morning
Al 5 o'clock a, the family homo. ana
requiem high mass will hc celebrated at
Q o'clock in ST Johns Catholic rhurCn,
Rcnwood. Burial will be in Mount CAL
vary.
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Race Meet Here Saturday.

=: The NoundSvilI' M"tNrcNcI" TIuo VIII
stage its second race nio": nf The Sna-
son at the old roun;E fa,r grounds ncNt
Saturday afternoon. TIL" program for
the day v.il 10 made and dnal arrange
:cments completed for III" rae" event at
1.-The regular weekly Meeting Of the club
to be held this evening.
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Morrison IIuproves.

Charles MORRISON. we'll Known !oca!
young man. left fielder on the hign
school baseball team. who suffered an
attack OF ptomaine poisoning IN IN"
E.Iks' boat excursion Tuesday evening. IS
in,proyinc al his home on Center str" -.
Wr. Mnrrison's condition was quite ser
Inus for time. but there Is now no
doubt but that he will FULLY recover.
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Mitchell ObseouieS.

The funeral of Ebert Mitchell
former local constable. took place yes
tcrday morning at 10 o'clock. from the
Mendcl undertaking parlors. The pail
hearers were Squire Lee F. pohhs. A
J. Wilson, !. Lester Price, Richard
Cresap, George F. Rayha. and w. ".
Echols. The remains were laid TO rest
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ENGINEERS IN NOUND5V|LLE To
{ BEGIN WORK On SHELTER PLANT

Miss Turner expects to attend school At
Hagerstown. Md. The designations OF
Wilford j. Rooher and Miss Edna Green
an, both high school teachers. we're ac-
copied by the board at the July meet
inR. and tho 1anirorS for the coming
term were rcappointcd.
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Mnr1ndarilla Hriefs,

Anderson l.. con. of Elm Grove. and
Miss clara Brock. Of this city. wer"
married at tho Christian church par
srnacn here Monday evening. Rev. j.
l.. Smith cficiated.
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woodburr BUYS Property.

! c. E. Wonhhuru. If I'"iSware. -. for
,mer1y' we'll known local business man.
has purchased the J. ]. SitHanHr prop
erty on jefferson avenue. ROW occupied
by the Crimmcii pool room. II has born
: said Mr.. W"odhurn Will "nen a m"!cl
grocery in the building.
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Benefited by Chanberla ms l inirent.
Last winter used Chamberlain 5
Liniment for rheumatic pains, stiffness
and soreness of the knees. and can
conscionliously say that mover used
anything that did mo so much good.
Edward Craft. Eliza. y. y. Obtain
able everywhere.
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Helm Funeral,

Funeral services i"r w. \. N"ln. OF
tho w \. Helm she" company. who d!cd
in tho Ohio VALLEY General hospital. iui-
lowing few days illness. "lll ~" hold
Thursday afternoon at : o'clock. tn"
services viii bc held At tho family home.
No. IS FIT ccnth street. and hurla! VIII
be in the tirccuwmnd cemetery.
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McCuskeY TMneral.

The funeral Of Miss lane McCuskoy.
who died Tuesday Mt tho hone of her
brother, A. r. McGuSk"y. on IN" stone
Church.road. will hr hold from The place
Of death tudaT n: $50 o'clock. burial
will he in the stone church cemetery.
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wilson FUNERAL Held.

Funeral services for the late Miss Co
,Gna Wilson who succum5cd at her
home nj lim"s;onc. Monday morning.
were held at til" place OF death yesteF-
day afternoon. lntcrment was IN the
Lime stone cemetery.
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Mouut-Volteon.

James f. Mount. of 81. Joseph, No.
and Miss Eoneitta Nolteon. OF ST. Elmo
Ill. were married at the First NJ. r.
rhurch parsonage here yesterday after
noon. Rev. G. D. Smith ofticiated.