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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20
MONDAY

Mrs. Roy Cummings was an
Omaha passenger this morning.
| Tom Faith was The sun
day guest of friends al Dunlap.
| Prof. j. Il. Culver is spending
the week With friends in Red
Oak.
Dr. Rex Martin of Omaha Mas
an over-esunday guest of hnm.
folks.
| r. \. Moore purchased a Enrd
roadster Saturday from The Brown
garage.
John Kinney has pmrchaSnd lh.
Rambler formerly owned by w. i
Burke.
Donald Anderson of Kansas
City is here for visit with
friends.
Miss Nancy Sr"e is spendin.
| the week i'm Omaha With her Sis
ter. Ellen.
/ Mrs. j. r.. Simpson of lhc june
lion was n Valley shopper llli>
|aftcrnOon.
\ Grover Jones purchased a Ford
lear Saturday. recently owned b>
I'M. j. Rodrn.
\ fine rain MAS cnjoyrd at Car
roll last evening and one al Lin
colin this morning.
Miss Ella Parker was the emrSl
of hcr aunt. Mrs. Pearl pruiti. il
the Bluffs today.
Mrs. Jessie Eaton and son arc
making Il several days visit Will
friends i'm Omaha.
Miss Carrie Fanncry OF Oma-
ha was the Weekend guest I"
Miss NJ. Flanagan.
Frank Goodwin sold Tho Viii
liam Dnakin home i'm Willow parl
To William Tiles Saturday
Mrs. 4. L.. Myers of M"dalc was
the guest of her daughter. Mrs
Ray Clark. This afternoon.
Donald Anderson of Boise City
Idaho is here for an extended visi
al the j Is. MrGavorn home.
Mrs. Peter Johnson returned
last evening for a two weeks Nisi
with relatives i'm Cheyenne. y. y
Mrs. q. w. Moore returned 1,
/, hcr home i'm Modalr today after (;
visii here with the n Moore fam.
lily.
Mr.. William Riley was operate,
on by DIR. kOnigmaclrr this att
crnoon for n large shoulder ah.
srass.
MIR. and Mrs. Bruce Moore
house of Craig. Nrh. are here lol
a few days visit with relatives an,
/ friends.
Harlan Tracy is LAYING off from
his work AT he shops This werl
ON account of severely sprainins
his back.
Miss Nrarlc Purcell and San
+ palIson visited Pete Purcell vns.
/ iirrday al the Methodist hospila
i'm Omaha.
Glaud Mrkrnnry of pseal
! drove to thr Valley yesterday fo
treatment, bringing his fanil,
With him.
! Mrs. j p. WiShart returned Il
her home i'm Blair, Neb.. after
week $ visit at he Reed home ol
Fifth street
Zenith NarneS accidenlall
caught his finger i'm plannr a
the shops Saturday and cut ih
end of it off.
II. g. johnson has returnc'
from Amboy. Mimi. and will agail
take up his work with TN" Jewel
Tea company.
chamberlain's Collie, cholera an
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20

Mrs. IDr l. e.. Mills spent The
week end NTH her husband i'm hr
Bluffs.
MIR. Peter Davis was operated
ON fo. blood poisson i'm his right
hand and arm by Dr. knmpmarher
This afternoon.
Mrs. L. n. S,ldduh rclurnrd to-
her home i'm Lincoln this morn
. ing alIrr II Tow weeks visit With
her SON and family.
/ \ marriage license WAS issued
4 i'm Omaha Saturday To Miles \.
Hanson %! This cilv and Miss Mary
F.hlrrs OF ltica, Neh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Sapping-
tom leave this evening for Clarks-
burg. W. VA; where Mr., Sappin.-
TON has accepted position.
\ special yellow STONE park
train passed through here NcSIcr-
day rorrnoon With lO3 pa >SrmgrrS
who wrre enjoying an all-nNpenSe
tour.
Viola SlueNc nl Orson was cal
lcr al the Gamble Inmr yrsler-
| day. having injured her arm So
lNrrnlv nv being Thrown from a
horse.
Mrs Gibson. rcsidin9 ON Fifth
street. WAS operated ON yesterday
jmnrnIns al Mrrcy hospital. Gn.ln
eli Bluffs. by Drs knni2llmachrr
and lhcllin9er
TIL. Guy Smith family Will
. leave Mes sinelon Springs on
"Wednesday for S;,lix. la. where
they Will spend llle remainder nt
fine month camping.
+ Miss Frances DESSERT has re
turned from II week visit al
Srhnylrr and Fremont and re
sumed her work lhiS morning at
The I Mn~koNliz store
e. \ and f. Nisorllp wn7o
pa srnerr~ IliS morning in Dnm.,- :
laa sad Will rcllrn tni> afternoon
i'm lEeil' nrM SAXON Siyrals. which
/ hoy rrremlN purchased
II. \ Franklin of California
4 who ha, been tln guest nj tho
/ MilIlam Orr and Mrs George +.
johnson families tlhe past week
, lell Iasl evening for lDes Moinrs
Mr.. and Mrs II. q. Hills drnv,
lo Ontaha SUNDAY. bringing Mrs
iA. III. RpcEwrll lhnil mother
4 home With them, who has herl
Visiting her SON. James Rockwell
Mrs John horn and Master
Robert Beatty returned 10 theil
homes in Fremont his afternoon
!. after a several dan yi.il AT lir ~
i +. Witt home OH Harrison street
Mrs. Archie Victor nf Shenan
luah Ma, in HE Valley lllis after
moon calling on friends. She Wa-
!, ON her MAY 10 Modalc whore >h,
wlil spend two weeks With rela-
/, tlvrS.
i turned last EVENING from lhril
auto trap 10 Dl'unwa. They re-
, port fine "trip. Mrs. Mldrc'
> Walkrr rrlurnrd With ihnm for 8
!. couple of weeks visit.
Mrs. q. W. Lan2ford of Isvler
! IIl.. and eranddaligll'er Mis-,
4 or Ia.
J, have been guests at The A. j.. Puf-
fer home lhe past lnre weeks
:. will leaNr tomorrow for South Da-
4 loia
Mrs. i. r.. Clark Of C.larinda i
here for q few days visit Will
4 her daughters Mrs. Hans Potter.
= son. Mrs. Clay Thomas and Mrs
y William Clark OF Modalr ais,
spent HE week end mt the Peter.
4 Snn home.
John II. Henry died al his home
near Crescent last night. AsIhm;
and complications is given as lll'
I cause ol death. The funeral wil
i be held from HE late home VI
i "Wednesday and burial Will lr il
: ST. John cemetery.
: Ward MrGavcrn lrf! ll> morn
y ing overland driving an g irar
@ Tor for Mr.. Rock of near i.iil
o Sioux. Mr.. RoclS I,aS i60 acres o
+ fine wheat and the tractor vii
Y. draw two binders apd then rI"y
: t.. a'o'nd at once, as the Wl.ca
}. lis now ready to cut.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20
ODD BITS OF NEWS.

Robert King. 63 is to MARRY
Edna King. no relation but ~
wears of age. Both reside AT
MiiS,rd. Conn.
Baby Jenny Torch. wear old.
fell four stories from a New York
building and was merely bruised
little.
Forced Ia take "A bath July :;
John Carmn,iy. Town character of
Fremont. o.. who. though edu-
Gated. has gone unlsempt since an
nm Unfortunate lnve affair. contract
ed pneumonia and died.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20
Mr. and Mrs John Cox rccci,

Mr.. and Mrs. John Cox received
word today from their son. who
recently went To Colorado. that
Inc had enlisted With Company ID
of Utah and is now on the hor-
der
Rev. Ernst and family of Oma-
Ina drove up Yesterday. bringing
With them Mrs. j. H. McFarlane
OF Cleveland. o.. WHO will make
an extended visit here With her
brother. DIR. Gamble.
Mrs. NJ. SNOW of ST. Louis. Mo-.
who Ia, been here the past two
weeks. lhr guest at The homes of
William Hatcher. John and Ed
Hanks. lcrl This afternoon for a
brief visit i'm the Bluffs before re-
turning home.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20
DllIIousness and stomach Trouble

1.-TWO years ago suffered from
frequent attacks of stomach
trouble and biliousness. writes
Miss Emma Verbryke. Lima. Ohio.
II could eat very little food That
agreed with me and became so
dizzy and sick at my stomach at
times that | had TO take hold of
something TO keep me- from fall
ling. Seeing Chamberlain's Tab
let's advertised I decided to try
them /. improved rapidly" For
sale by Robt. Harvey and Doty
h Peterson. pj2s
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20
Old Settlers pay.

l'hnrsday, August IL. will be
celebrated as "OId Settlers Day
al Magnolia. Program will he
published later. Line up tn he
there. \. NJ. l'RY.ANDS.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20
At THE CHURCHES.
ENGLISH Lutheran. .

Services next sunday at p. m.
at the Danish Methodist church IN
West street. English Sunday
school at 3::lo p. m.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20

No more home canning. Save
money, labor and worry by using
California growers brand Of
canned fruits.
Mo. Val. Z. & c. 8. Co.,
Growers Distributors.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20
Constipation and Indigestion.

~ h.,,a nend Chomhnrlain'S :
r,hlel :; and n,nsl saw tlcy are The
',n.,, b,,.o .o,o,. SOD far cnns,;.
t;on and ;naion.t finn NV w;fa
al.o ,,saa ll,.n I'm. ;nl;ooS St;on
E,,,d lL.y ala I,o. unna v,.;tnc
Euonno ( ,,nio]l ly;ln,ino.,on
N q chomburla;,'s TahleIs arc
mild and onnlla in lbnir aclion
.f,iyo llnn, ], l,.i,l Won arr cer-
t,;u Ia IL. nln,snd With tho aoraa
a},ln lay,t;va arfncl which thay
nrodnce fn, soto nv polL u,r
vev and Dnlv and petersnn nios
N,i.s Mayn,n Mcnarn,ou Who ;s
in ,r,;,ino n. = n,,rso ,l fine ord
Iislcr hosnilal in Omaha came
nm I,,is arlnrnnnn fan. a t>yo unn,, :,
v;s;l with homo rnll.. shn was
hv Nil. I.nonr who
s. also in tr,ininm
Ir sone of lhn ollry. ,hnut
lonn ub;.I, .,.o fillod u.;Ih o.rh,oa
and c,,, nrod,.;no f;,th u,oro
cln,nod tl,n fl, n,,i.,yco vyon,d Ina
ahalcd ia . laroo nvtnnt koon ALI
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-20

CLAY mENpENhALL, Rea, Es-
tate, Auctioncerinu, Insurance.
Phone 167.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13
REPORTS ELL FAYORABLi.

The Senate Committee on Library
has favorably reported Senator Mar
tins bill to appropriate $1,000 10 aid
Ii! completing and erecting at james
sown monument TO commemorate
the preservation of the first per
mancnt settlement Of the English.
speaking people on The western hcrjS.
phcre through the intervention or The
Indian Princess, PocahontaS. The
same committee also favorafiy re-
ported Senator Martins bill for tho
erection III Warrington of noun
mcnt to the memory Of Mathew iIoa-
tain Mauiy, Of Virginia, who BY his
studies chartcd the movement OF
ocean current and discovered tho gull
stream. Senator Martins bill prcvid-
ed for Ill appropriation Of SCOOPS
but the committee recommended the
expenditure Of only $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13
CORPORATION COURT

In the Corporation Court today in
the case Of Vim. 0. Harvey VS.. Ida V.
Harvey, final decree for divorce on the
ground Of deSertion was entered and
defendant given control Of only child,
William Q Harvey, il, Until fur
lher order Of court.
In the case of Estelle May Mason,
IS. Clyde Z. Mason, final decree for
divorce Oil ground of dessrtion was
entered.
III tic case Of Preston L. Forrest -.
Ethel I. Lewis ct als.s 2 decree con
t1E!al!:g sale and directing disposition
Of proceeds was eatered
:.Govelnor, Stuart has ,reapposnte9i
u. y Dinwiddie, a notary public for
his city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13
SUPPORTING KELLEY
Virginia Congressman Hold Confer
cncc With President Today.

Richmond, Jan. 13.--Judgc William
f. Rea, of the State Corporation
Commission, left here at noon yes
tcrday for Washington, carrying
letter endorsing Judge Joseph /.
Kelly, of the Virginia Supreme
Court, for the associate justiceshlp
on the bench of the United States ST.
nreme Court, by the death of Justice
Lamar.
The letter Judge Rhea, will sab
nit to the President bears the en-
dorsemcnt Of Judges Keith, Cardwc!!,
Harrison and Whittlc, Judge kellsy S
associates or the Virginia bench, and
Commissioners Prentiss, Rhea arr
Wingicld. of the Corporation Com
mission. While brief the letter is said
TO be very strong endorsement OF
the brilliant Virginian for the Judge
ship.
Judge Rhea, was, with Senator'S
Martin and Swanson and kcprcSen-
tatives Saunders. Hay, Watson, Car
lin, Flood and Slcmp, and about fifty
representative members OF the Viz
ginia bar, received by President VII
son today in Washington, and the
delegation personally presented rea>
sons and arguments in SUPPORT Of
their endorsement Of Judge Kelley
Friends of Mr.. Montague have not
abandoned their efforts in his behalf
by reason of the division among Viz
ginians as to which Of the two can
didates is the better qualified for the
Supreme Court. Governor. Stuart anG
Il party Of prominent Virginia law
yers will see the President next Mon-
day to urge the appointment of the
former Governor.
Judge Kelley has long been prom;-
nent at the Virginia bar. He prac-
ticcd law for d long time at Bristol
and served on the Circuit Court for
several years. Later he was elected
to the Court Of Appeals. He has beer
president Of the Virginia Bar Asso-
citation. The two jEdgeships arc The
only political positions he has ever
held.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13

Mrs. Hugh Mcclure, who is Ill III
Richmond, is much improved and Dr.
Mcclure has returned to the city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13
COLD WAVE IS COMING.
Murky weather of Past Few Days to
9 Give Way Tonight To Ffigid
Conditions

The Weather Bureau in its fore
cast last Monday prophcsied the pass
inc away of prevailing muggy con-
ditions and colder weather Tuesday
The advent of colder and clearer con-
ditions were postponed on Tuesday IN
iii Wednesday. This last forecast fall
ID 10 naterialize,. and now the OBJ
servers tell us a frigid wave Will
make its advent tonight, previous TO
which we will have rain or snow. The
wind changed from the south to the
northwest this morning and it was fol-
lowed by a gradual fall in the tenn
peraturc.
The cold wave is moving rapidly.
ard il is the belief of the Weather
Bureau that temperatures in this VI
cinity will begin to fall late today. II
!, is predicted that by midnight the ther-
moncters viii have started down, and
shat tomorrow will be fair, but in
tcnscly cold.
\ storm HIS swept through
ithc country from the Rocky Noun
tains and has caused temperatures to
make saddcn drop.
From all sections of the West, where
The storm has been notable because
Of It's wide sweep, the lowest tempcra-
lures in years are reported. Delayed
traffic and interrupted wire service
are reported from almost every sec
ton. Last night practically every sec
ton of the continent from the Rockies
10 the Great Lakes and from CANADA
down into Arizona was in the grip
{ winter. The Southwest, which usual.
~ escapes the extreme cold, reported
temperatures Of from 10 10 10 above
zero.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13

Mr. j. Ellis Norris, manager Ior
f. C. Dun and Co., for Cuba, WIN
head office in Havana, has returned
after delightful visit to his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Norris oil liz
Prince Street, Mr.. Norris, SAID nc
was much pleased at having the op-
portunity of seeing many of his ola
friends ard former schoolmates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13
AMERICA AND PEACE.
German Editor Says United States
CcuId Stop Present War.

Amsterdam, Jan. i5.--A CORES
pondent writes: have just interview
ed Prof. Ludwig Stein, the Influential
Berlin editor and noted authority on
international politics. Prof. Stein
has been Il peace advocate for many
years.
] met him Immediately after he hari
had i long conference with PRINCE
Won BueIow, the lIaiser's rcputcd peace
envoy, who has just returned TO Ber
lin from Switzerland. Prof. Stein said
to ne:
"You can state definitely that the
United States could end the war soon.
No other neutral powl- could be ef-
fcctivc rs ii peace mediator.
Switzerland, Holland, Spain aaG
The Scandinavian countries are TOO
small for peace mediation in Ibis
gigantic WIZ. Only powerful .coan-
Try like America would command re-
spcctfUl attention.
81 President Wilson ard the Am
crican people maintain real neutrality
the United States. can terminate The
war almost Immediately. It is Am
crica's moral duty to end this war
This would also make the United
States 4 titanic nation, the most pow
erful in tho world, all Europe IS
feverish ard must lie treated rs
patient.
az told Ambassador Gerard ibis
morning that America alone could
stop the terrible catastrophe.
America, vino established . prsce-
dent in the Russo-JapancSc war, can
erd this war soon"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13
OFFICERS INSTALLED

Recently elected officers Of Alex
andrla Camp, Modern Woodnen OF
America, were installed last night in
the Eagles's Hall by G. a. Bladcn
past counsel. The officers were as fol-
lows:
x. r. Rush, venerable counsel,
O. }. Thomas, worthy advisor.
NJ. J0fra, banker,
G. W. Dettor. clerk.
w. NJ. Miller, escort.
J, E. Rouse, watchmnn.
L, N. Thomas, sentry.
". l.. Rouse, c. A. Bladen and j.
Wolf board of managers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13
kAISER'S CONDITION
Alarming Reports Circulated in Eu-
ropc-Emperor Said to be Dying

Rome. Jan 13-Thc Idea Nazionail
states that the Kaiser has suddenly
become worse. Two specialists have
been hurrictlly summoned from the
front. The princes Of the imperial fam
ily arc said to have arrived in Bcr-
lin.
Runors from Swiss sources report
nat the German crown prince has
been recalled to Berlin, probably to
assume the regency on account OF
the kaiscr's illness. 1t is stated that
the reports reached Switzerland di-
rcctly from Berlin.
An Amsterdam dispatch reporteo
runnors in circulation in Germany that
the kaiser is dying. Color is lent to
this report by the fact that the
German press is full of extravagant
culogies of the crown prince. Geneva
has received a report chat second
operation has been ordered on the
kaiscr's throat, the first having prov
ed a failure.
London, Jan. 13-The Amsterdam
correspondent Of the Daily Express
gays the Kaiser's condition is grave
and there are rumors everywhere IL
Germany that he is dying.
The correspondent adds: "Thc Kali
scr is confined to his private apart
ment and is nursed only by the kai
serin," adding: "He is absolutely bro.
lien-hearted owing to the impending
collapse Of Germany's great military
and the dangerous financial
situation Of the empire
Paris, jan ia Rome dispatch 10
the Journal says it has been learned
from the Duke of Adragna, brother
Of the wife Of Prince Won Buclow, for
.ncr German Chancellor, that on at
count Of Emperor Williams illness tl,c /
prince has been summoned suddenly |
20 Berlin from Switzerland, where he !
has been staying for several months. !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13

<.pystsr =. II Styles ~ T1t.= Ezz
sal CAFE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13
George Washing on, Birthday Asso-
citation WIN Place Wreaths on
Tombs at Mount Vernon

No parade will be held In AleAal'-
dria this year, but the Washington
Birthday Association will make thelf
annual pilgrimage to MT. Vernon OF
February 22nd. and place memorial
wreath on the tomb of George WASH
ington. The question of the parade
was considered at length at the an
nual meeting of the association heie'
last night in the room Of the Caam
Der of Commerce and there was con-
siderable debate on the subject, sew
eral of the members protesting Wig
orously against the abandonment o.
the policy of having a parade on al
| ternate years.
The association reelected the tol-
lowing officers:
w. w. Ballenger, president.
R. M. Graham, first vice president.
Harry Hammond, second vice presi-
dent.
Harry B. Cation, third vice pres!-
dent.
]. William May, fourth vice presl'
dent.
Harry D. Kirk, fifth vice president
E. E. Downham, chairman OF the
executive committee.
Fl. Noel Garner, secretary.
Carroll Pierce, treasurer.
The committee chairmen are har-
w Hammond, finance; Thomas Chaun-
cey, decoration; Thomas L. !hali,
carriages; William Il. Luckstt, mus
ic; K. W. Ogden, fire department:
A. A. Paul, secret organizations:
Harrie White, press.
The advisory committee is COM
posed of Julian Y. Williams, E. e.
Downham, John ii. TrimyeT, Q. Il.
Kirk. A. ID. Brockett and +. D.,
paf, former presidents Of the as
ISOLATION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13
{ L(lTHR0|
zOth-l1tf F Il 9 S.reets
WASHINGTON, 70. C.
I he Jewelry Store

Has an Expert kinds OF old ewy may be
made over fashions watches and CLOCKS
ard cleaned
Perhaps you precious fine or old heirloom ha Is
its mounting itself with splendid re-
settings Or possibly have old brooch bar
ring would like late effect OF fashion
We do this work with remarkable taste and skill.
We will furnish ought to be and
the individual taste OF the
sketch will be executed in work until has re-
ceived unqualified approval of the customer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13

]. Fred BirreIl, o. this city, laes:ss-
htr Of the Virginia House Of Dele
GATES, is attending the sessions Of the
!,onss w!.icl: commenced y G!c.:..-.o!:1
y=s:.:::zy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13
NOTICE

The annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of the German Co
Operative Building and Lean As
ISOLATION No. Sal series, will be held
Thursday, January 13, 1915 at 1880
o'clock P. NJ. at their cfice 612 King
street.
JUSTUs SCHNEIDER, secy..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13
N0PARADE ON FEB. q SOCIAL ANU PEKsuNAL
Interesting News Notes About People,
of Acknowledgements
In Society.

The Junior German Club will meet
tomorrow afternoon in the Elks Audi
forum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-13

Mrs. Taylor Burke entertained III
formally at luncheon today in honor
of Miss Lila Barrett, whose wedding
to Mr.. Edward Alfriend will take
place next week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-11-09
ARLINGTON

Miss Frances Kilion spont Saturda,
in Troy, N. Y
Miss Dorothy Leake is quite i'll a
her home here.
w. !. Jones has returned from ;
business trip to Boston.
Mrs. C. d. Gilchrist entertained st
James Guild Friday afternoon.
Rollow Jackson and r. B. Leakt
spent Sunday with their families here
Mrs. 2. Hard is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. William j. Bevis, in Scotia
N. Y.
Mrs. E. NJ. Lathrop is visiting her
sister, Mrs Townsend in Newark
N Y.
T. d. West Of Albany, spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +
West.
Mrs. Henry Fairbanks and daughter
Miss Charlotte, called at the Library
recently.
Mesdames Sylvester and Paul Dem
ing entertained at cards Thursday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Cullinan spent
the weekend in Rutland with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Garfield.
Mrs. A. F. Bump has returned from
Poultney, bringing her grandson, Leon
with her for visit.
James Nelson has purchased Of G..
NJ Vaughn the farm formerly owned
by the late William Walsh.
Miss Ida Sharkey Of Salem, n Y,
was a recent guest Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Sharley
Miss NJ. H. Garfield has returned
from a two weeks visit at Burlington,
N. J., and Pleasantville. n. u
Mrs. Nora Stanley, teacher in the
North Bennington graded school, spent
the weekend at her home here
Mrs Sarah Kendall has returned 70
after spending few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Moseley
Miss Mildred MacAuley has gone @
Ithica, whore she viii enter Cornell
College for a course in agriculture.
Mrs. W. rockingham Smith has
closed her summer home. "Shawon-
dasse," and returned TO Brooklyn for