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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-02-10
LINCOLN NOTES

Miss May Rynearson is over from
Boise to spend few days with her
parents.
Mr.. Housed has moved from the
Needle ranch to the ]. w. Tyler
ranch.
w. M. Rynearson says the water
from Sand Hollow filled the ditch
banks within six inches of the top and
he was all ready to move up stairs.
The entire neighborhood was mighty
glad to have the frost go out so the
water could soak into the ground.
A Farmers Union meeting was held
in the schoolhouse Tuesday night.
Fred West has been delivering quite
lot of oats to the Demasters barn.
The Rynearson brothers have Just
received a nice sum of money for a
big shipment of hides.
j. W. Hunter is at the John Rynear-
son ranch, butchering his first hog.
What a mistake that man made
who wrote the Capital News that
Boise valley is the garden spot of
Idaho. He evidently has not seen the
Emmett country, which is the genu-
inc garden spot. All others are
Old Bill Misgivens made mistake
in going to drug store for perfume
for his old COW, while there was so
much on the streets. He had better
buy it up before the streets are
cleaned. Old Bill was in error in
thinking that the COW was worrying
over the perfume. She was worry
ng where ]. B. was, as the town
seemed to be unusually quiet.
An inquirer writes: 81 was in hopes
t would quit showing so Joseph could
ret here. As this is leap year
bought / would stand some show.
But never mind, maybe he will come
o no harm in New Plymouth from
he old maids there"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-02-10
CENTRAL MESA

The Whitsell brothers had the mis-
fortune to lose fine colt last week
Grandma Conrad has been confined
to her bed the past week with rheu
matism, but is improving at this time
Herbert Alsop enrolled at Central
Mesa school Monday.
Mrs. Gus Yeaton and daughter Mrs.
Bogardus spent Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Seaman.
The many friends of Mrs Ina Pierce
will be sorry to learn that she is
critically i'll it a local hospital in
Boise.
Owing to the condition of the roads
and disagreeable weather Rev. Lath-
rop was unable to deliver his usual
sermon at Central Mesa Sunday af-
ternoon.
The members of the young peoples
Sunday school class met at the w.
e. Buck home Thursday evening ana
enjoyed the usual good time.
Miss Charlotte Dayton went to
Boise Saturday evening to be with
her sister Mrs. Pierce, who is very
sick there. /
The Club party held at the Larkin
nome last Friday evening was
,ery largely attended owing to the
weather which prevent
ID many from coming Those who
we're able to attend enjoyed a very
'leasant evening. About twenty-five
we're present.
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face by horse Saturday, but moth
ing serious will likely result from it.
Clate Hughes and family moved
over to the Boise valley Tuesday
where they have rented place seven
miles southwest of Boise under the
New York canal.
Mrs. Simpson was taken to Emmett
to be operated on for tumors of the
abdomen, but when the surgeons made
an incision they found the growth
to be cancerous of the worst form
and thought best not to remove it
At this time she is resting as well
as could be expected.
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NEWS OF GEM COUNTY
By The Index's Correspondents.
GEM.
he Tndex's Correspondents.

r. E. holland of Montour is re
pairing the bridges and washoutl
along the road in our vicinity.
Mrs Judd, near the siphon, is quite
ill and Miss Celia Powell has gone to
stay with her.
One Of the young ladies of our
neighborhood has suddenly become
talented photoplay writer.
Mrs. r. E. holland of Montour
Heights and Mrs. Fred Fuller and
children were visitors at the Ander-
son creek ranch Tuesday.
Mrs. Lockett is on the sick list.
Miss Grace holland visited two days
at the JONES home last week.
Mr.. Sheldon brings the news that
he is the happy father of an pound
boy.
The scene at Montour on Monday
was one to excite compassion. The
street scene was not identical with
Venice, for the distress of the citizens
was appalling. No boats as yet had
been employed for transportation and
business men could be seen floating
about from one place of business to
another The school children were
conveyed to and from the school house
by large wagons and in the same way
women and small children were be-
ing transported from their submerged
homes to places of refuge more favor
ably situated. Mrs. Robinson who
lives in the edge of the Park was seen
laboriously making her way out from
her home, holding her little boy above !
the water. Mr.. Pugh and Albert {
Dudenbosted were heroically trying
to dyke the city and it is to be hoped :
that their efforts were successful.
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BISSEL CREEK
By Mrs. w. ]. Van Limbaugh.

Mrs. and Mrs. Geo. H. Johnso'
have returned home from tw,
weeks vacation at Boise.
C. j. Teerink delivered bunch O.
fat hogs IN Emmett Wednesday. M,
Teerink had sold these hogs some
time ago, but on account of the deer
Bissel creek was on a rampage
Sunday night Somewhere up the
creek an ice and snow gorge must
have formed and broke, because the
water came down in a solid bank
about feet high, breaking out of its
channel, over flowing roads and mea-
dows and sweeping fences along in its
course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stone at
tended the dance at the beautiful E. j.
Reynolds home at Hanna Friday
night. They made the trip on horse
back, on account of the almost i'm
passable road. The rest of the Rey-
nods friends in this vicinity had to
stay home. The young people from
around Hanna turned out full force
and everybody reports a most enjoy
able time. E. j. gave the dancing
party to his friends during his wife's
absence and showed that bachelor
can be good host and entertainer.
The mail was unable to come |
through Thursday and Friday, and we
were very thankful that Ernest Blad-
en- made the trip as far as this neigh
borhood on Saturday and brought us
all some reading matter for Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Fuller, who
were visiting with the home folks
last week, could not return home I'M
til this week.
Several men on horseback went COW
ote hunting. The coyotes were unable
to run in the deep snow and hunt
ing was easy and successful.
Lester Nichol was looking after his
bench property Tuesday and hauled
a load of hay to town.
Henry Schoening, our road boss, was
looking after the bridges across Bis
sci creek the beginning of the week
The middle pier washed out under the
bridge next to the j. M. Johnson
ranch, sinking the bridge in tie mid
die.
Since the chinook, everything is
afoat The farmers are thinking of
building flat boats to do their chores
in.
Mr. and Mrs. A T. IIarkins attend.
"a meeting Of +ha church of the
Nazarene in New Plymouth last week.
5taying over night.
Quite few nun;iS were ahSnnt on /
Friday; the rest were brought in
sleds and carriages by their fathers.
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LETHA.


C. G. Goodwin rode horseback
from his Apple valley sheep camp
last Sunday and stayed overnight at
the Ewing ranch. On Monday he
bought a horse of Ewing and Pom
eroy which he led as far as New
Plymouth that day. The heavy snow
was almost unbroken on parts of the
road.
G. R. Ewing and Will Wilton made
a trip to Emmett on Tuesday, laying
in emergency supplies in case the
ice gorges gave trouble.
Last Monday afternoon the clouds
broke and old Sol frightened up every
thing and everybody,
Since the roads are broken the
Letha jitney has gone out of bust
ness.
Little Claire Miller was delighted to
be taken to his auntie's on Monday
last for visit. The little folks tire
of being prisoners during deep snow.
The Letha bridge was freed from
heavy ice gorge Monday night by
the county using dynamite.
B. w. Grover bought and loaded
car of hogs at Letha on Tuesday. He
paid $3.50 per cwt. An advance of
35c was made on Wednesday.
Messrs Battan and Pomeroy were
business visitors at the county seat on
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-02-10
BRAMWELL.
BY E. F. Wells.

Must have been 30 inches of snow
fall here last week.
School kept right along last week
in spite of the deep snow, with an
average attendance.
Literary was called off last Friday
on account of the impossible condi-
tions of the roads.
Rural Carrier Pollard made it
around every day last week except
Thursday. Too much wind and snow
that day.
Windford Allen was kicked in the
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-02-10
OLA.

The Squaw creek valley has hao
more snow this winter than has ever
been known to fall here before.
The people of Ola got no mail from
Tuesday until Saturday while our
neighboring postoffice, High valley,
has had no mail for Is days.
The heavy snow caused the wagon
shed of L. S. Park to break down and
mashed his top buggy up quite badly.
Charles Douglass of Sweet and Mrs.
Bertha Dill Jones of Ola were married
at Ontario, Ore, last week.
Thomas Whitlock and wife spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. l..
S. Park.
Breaking roads and shoveling snow
has been the order of the day for the
last week.
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Wednesday.

Frederick Pomeroy has trapped
muskrats this winter and has had
good returns from his shipments.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-02-10
WHAT CATARRH IS

II has been said that every third
person has catarrh in some form.
Science has shown that nasal catarrh
often indicates general weakness
of the body; and local treatments IN
the form of snuffs and vapors do little,
if any good. ..oo
To correct catarrh you should treat its
cause by enriching your blood with the
il-food in SCOTS Emulsion which IS a
medicinal food and building-tonic, free
from alcohol or any harmful drugs. Tryit.
Scott q Bovine. Bloon6eid. NJ.
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SOUTH SLOPE.
Mrs. c. w. Cook.

The Crescent club will be enter
tanned this week Friday by Mrs. Mic
oil, who resides east of the Bourg
ranch on "Valley Drive"
Mrs. G. A. Warden gives ball in
Emmett Monday, February IA, under
the auspices of the Crescent club. She
has engaged Mr. and Mrs. Motz. Dave
Smithson and Miss Laura Roup of
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UPPER MESA
By Mrs. H. L. Cowan.

$ The annual meeting of the U. A
club was held Saturday at the school
house in District 10. Mrs. f. H.
SPOTS was elected president, Mrs.
Yeaton, first vice president; Mrs.
Parks, second vice president; Mrs.
Shane, secretary Cher third term !;
Mrs. Charles Whitsell, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. McProud, parliament
tartan. Directors: Mrs. Roy Sanders,
Mrs. Parks and Mrs. Dayton, who, with
the two followers, Mrs. Knee and Mrs.
| SPOTS, compose the board. The club
decided not to build this year. The
membership and financial condition of
the organization has grown during the
past year, and the club starts out upon
new year full Of hope, courage and
enthusiasm. The club grounds were
decided free of debt by Mr.. Hoistad
and the ladies have $3.50 in the bank
as nucleus for building fund. 1t
is hoped to build next year.
Ed Francis was very badly injured |
recently. He went to the barn to
feed the team Of mules, having on a
straw hat he had never worn before
and the mules, not knowing him,
attacked, got him down and branded
him several times on his side, back
and hip with the calks of their shoes.
Both the mules were sharp shod. That
he escaped from them with so few
cuts is surprising.
A very pleasant afternoon was
spent with Mrs. Whiteside last Thurs
lay when the club ladies met with her.
An interesting program was given,
ending with a delicious lunch.
There was no mail delivered for i
several days last week on part of our '
quite, as the roads were not broken.
j. A. Callahan has sold all his third E
utting of hay to the Mcconnell broth I
RS for sheep feed at a greatly adj Ii
anced price over that paid last fall. s.
hay keeps soaring we will have to
eed our stock on some new breakfast :
bod. .
G.. G. Ellis has bought the A. f. h;
opkins buggy and Fred Baisch has w
lrchased the driving mare. al
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Ellis and son Oh
eryl were Sunday guests of Mr.. and dc
rs. Clark Pryor. co
Mr.. and Mrs Cowan and Evalyn
ere Thursday dinner guests of Mr.. tie
I'd Mrs. Jay Sanders. re
Charles Clement has taken the
yency for a weekly farm paper of -
oise. The paper gives some very -
'od ideas on the farm, besides being -.
ny interesting. ~
A letter from Charles Smith states an
at he will be here about March /, alb
ID the family will come later. Little pa
ayne is now in sanitorium and is alb
'eatly improved. can
f. f. Hampton has leased his ranch
the Kreizenbeck brothers and will TIN
We possession March l. Mr.. Hamp- we
n will move to town. He has taken en-
lease on the Block House pasture boz
d will stock it with cattle. all
Clark Pryor is working with Mr..
the human gopher" and we
ey are digging well at the Andy las
tile ranch. til
A report from Fruitland announces {
. arrival of a nine-pound son at the ote
me of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Reed. to
The farewell party given in honor ing
Mesdames Martin, Payne, Haynes
d McProud, at the home of Mr.. and
IS. Walter Larkin by the U. A. club =
d families was not very well at
lded on account of the terrible roads Fl
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Miss May Rynearson is over from
Boise to spend a few days with her
parents.
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1t was impossible to travel. We are
very sorry to see these families leave
and shall greatly miss them in our
club work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-30
EXCITING BASKETBALL GAME RE
SuIr9 IN SCORE OF 81 TO 80.
Locals wsrs outplaysd In First Period,
But ovsrwhel1n collsgians In
- Second HalY.

After displaying !. poor article or pas,
ketball during the first period. IN ~hlch
time the W. 6: J. tosSers were Leading,
1910, the Wheeling !. NJ. G. y. qulntee
cane back with a vengeance during tne
last half and administered defeat to the
"Y'' gym last night, before a large anu
enthusiastic crowd OF rootcrs.
During tho first twenty minutes or
play. tho local aggregation was outplaE-
ed by their opponents as the team
was not able to solve ". & j. s attack.
which was featured throughout the con-
test by the wonderful offensive playing
leSians. 1t seemed that the locals were
struck with stage fright during the tirSt
half and could no little or nothing IN the
way Of working the ball under thelr
basket On the other hand. ". 4 j:
played like demons and obtained good
lead, =,
Entering the fray with new blood in
tho second half. the "i" team literally
played their opponents Off their feet for
the remainder OF the game, oTercalne
the lead and finally camo out victorious.
Close guarding by the locals kept down
w & US score during the second hall.
which spelled defeat for them while tho
: The four subs who were injected into
the contest during the beginning OF the
second half. walked Off with honorS as
their playing was Of the caliore which
was chiefly the cause OF ". & J-'S de-
feat. Schwalb. Nay. Rosenberg and
the locals won. as their playing was OF
the best seen in this city fer some time:
McCandless proved TO be the collegianS
chief point getter. besides displaying n
good defensive game. The locals were
weakened somewhat by tho absence OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-30
MAY DENY. PLEA TO
ABOLISH DRAFT RULE

CHICAGO, Dec. 29.--Thc plea Of tho
three Glass A Leagues-tho lnterna-
tionul. Pacific Coast and American As
sociation--for tho abolition OF the draft
rule will In all probability be denied
when the National Baseball Commission
meets In Cincinnati next week. Prcsl-
dent johnson Of the American League
said tonight.
President Johnson, a member Of tho
commission. said the present draft rule
was changed by tho commission at the
suggestion OF the Same leagues which
now ask that 1t DO amended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-30
TO PLIGHT THE DkAPr

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Owners Of
baseball clubs Of the International Lea
que and American Association will meet
at Cincinnati next Tuesday to fight the
drafting Of their players by the major
leagues, according to an announcement
tonight by Edward C. Barrow, president
Of the International League.
They intend, no said, TO urge tho Ma
tional Commission. which also meets at
Cincinnati on Tuesday to exempt tho
three Glass AA leagues from the draft.
The Pacific Coast League. the third Of
that class. Mr.. Barrow said, had lost
some Of its interest in the anti-draft
movement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-30
WELLSBURG

NELLSEURG. w. Va. Dec. CO.
When the schools of Brooke county, re-
convene on Tuesday, January .. u new
school house will he put into use for
he first time. This Is the Morton school
III Cross Creek district. which was
burned down about the beginning Of the
school year in September. The new
building has been completed and is
ready for occupancy. Tho building re-
scmbles in style the new one erected ut
Hope farm and is made bungalow style
and Is attractively finished. Miss Helen
HALEY Will have the honor Of being the
first teacher in the new building. as
she contracted for the school before the
old one burned and has been substitute
ing during the school year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-30
WHEELING !. NJ. QUINTET NOSES
OlJT VICTORY OVER WASH JEFF.

Campbell. who il at his home IN "cstcr-
Vile. o., for the holidays.
Shor:'y after the second half started;
Nav was sent into the fray and reported
70 Ecfercr Rorham JUST AZ tho latter
was throwing up the ball ut center; \
basket was made on the b;tt-off WHICH
later proved disastrous for the collie
CLANS. 1t Is claimed by W. j.: that as
six men were on the floor at tho Same
time. tho field goal should not have
counted Franhcin pulled Fred
Mcrkle" when he made field goal III
". < is basket, counting points Tor
the latter team.
Announcement was made last night
that the ohio university team OF Athens,
o.. would play the locals next Thurs
day evening in the local gym.
The lineup:
Y NC A-Sl W. $50.
Turk McCandlcss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-30
HITCH HOLDS UP MATCH.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Dec. CA
hitch In the match for Il 90 round fight
AIRY =. between tack Dillon, OF Indiana
polls. and Billy Miskc, of st. Paul, was
admitted today by Dominick Tortorich,
match maker for a local club. Mr.. Tor
signed by Miske. but that Dillon had
withheld his signature Unless Dillon
signs within few days. he said, an
other fighter will be selected 10 meet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-30
County to Exhibit.

Brooke county Is to be represented in
tho state agricultural show at Morgan
town the first week In the new year. The
prize winters in the Brooke county
show on November 4 are to exhibit OF
the state show and the exhibits nave
ranged for the show. Brooke county has
Jared well in the past years at the state
exhibits and they should set several
prizes this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-30
uy;1, a++a,d Meettnr.

Col. W. ". Bcall. treasurer OF the
Democratic state committee and men.
toned as the probable successor OF
Clarence ". Watson as national com
mitteeman from this state, expects to
attend the meeting Of the Democratic
state committee when 1t Is called TO-
rcther to name the successor to MT.
Watson. Mr.. Beall Is not a candidate
for tho honor. but being national com
mittcenan is something that comes but
once in q lifetime and Mrs. Beall is not
likely to refuse it should the honor come
his way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-30
IDENTITIES Quality.

At a meeting Of tho county court on
Friday afternoon .Tohn NJ. Brown quail
fled as the chief deputy under the new
sheriff, J. r. Litten. Col w. ". Beall
also qualified as deputy.
Sheriff J. X. Litten will move into
the sherirf's residence the first OF the
week and will be the county jailed.
Deputy Sheriff Charles Patterson Is
moving out to his residence In the
Fourth ward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-30
EAST-WEST FOOTBALL
GAME ATTRACTS FANS

PASADENA. Cal. Dec c9.-Wct
weather caused sightseeing trips to be
stiles Of Pennsylvania and Oregon. here
for their east-west football game New
Years Day. Arrangements were made
for indoor signal practice by the teams
today in case continued rain or the con-
dition Of the. field should make outdoor
work undesirable.
1t was announced tho game would be
PLAYED Monday no matter what the con-
dition Of the field of the intensity Of
TTain.
/ The conductivity Of copper depends
on the purity Of the metal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-30
Punch Boards Discontinued.

Mayor James Lauck has issued stTlcl
orders that all punch boards ana otne!
~arnes Of chance be discontinued. Chief
of police Bailey is notifying all mer
chants to this effect.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-30
Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. \. J. PASSENGER and son
Juhn have returned from n visit at f>cW
Bethlehem Pa. where they spent the
Christmas holidays.
Miss Lavere Snedeker Is visiting at
tho homo of Miss Ncll Brine.
Miss Eleanor Wood Of IEo,lnnsbee and
her guest. Miss Mnlva Edmundson. OF
Eiwnnd City. Ind. were guests on
Thursday evening OF Mrs. L. NJ Grimes
Miss Fdth Guy Of Pittsburgh. Pa, is
spending tho Christmas HOLIDAYS Mt the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Iillikcn,
Born. on Thursday: December IS. TO
Mr.. nnd Mrs. George Traubcrt. an eight
Miss Dorothy noak Of New brighton.
Pa. is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Martha Williamson OF Newark
O.. is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Allie Gilchrist oe Brilliant. O..
visited friends In WellsbL z on Thuro-
day.
John Lindsey Of BETHANY was Wells
burg business caller or Thursday.
Hon. Thomas I. Padden OF Wheeling
was a business caller in WellshrrG on.
Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-30
DAVE says:
Take any man III a
K AUS gu A L I T Y
OV E R G D A T

You can hardly imagine that
particular garment without
that man inside of it; man
and overcoat seem made to
travel together. That's our
aim: to have a stock so we'll
selected as to be able to suit
any mans individuality and
to fit the particular garment
that appeals to him so well
that it becomes a part OF
him.
Let us undertake for you
these little services of good
dressing. Prices $500 to
$4,000.
Weather for to-day: Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-30
Oman Rastanrant To-dau

!. o. Venus. OF this city. will open the
Homo restaurant today. in the Karcher
building. on Lafayette avenue. where the
Snyder restaurant was formerly located.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-30
MOUNDSV|LLE
Purchased Intoresti n Mill,

L: r. Connolly has bought an interest
In tho Arch T. Martin Mound City mill,
located on Twelfth street. and the bust
ness will be known hereafter as tho
Martin G. Connolly mill. The Farm &
Dairy Feed Company. located on Jeffer-
Mr.. Connolly. will he discontinued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-30
Farmers Week,

Quite Il number OF Marshall county
farmers will leave Monday for Morgan
town, where they will attend the Farm
erS' week, At the state university.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-30

The MHrShu1I county Insanity COM
mission Thursday adjudGcd Clyde
Wright, of this city. dangerously insane.
He will be committed 70 the tsatc instl-
tuition 1T Huntington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-30
Visiting Here.

Edward Fcgan Is visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fcgan OF this CITY
Sf- Teran Is now located in Syracuse.
\. y. Ills many friends arc pleased to
see him again.