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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-01-27
IN PIONEER DAYS

winter.
On Friday evening Feb. 6, 1891,
there will be a dance at the Will
Transport school house, to which
all are invited. Ladies are re-
q lested-to furnish refreshments.
--W.nona Correspondence
Esquire T. P. Lee has been
laid up with. rheumatic trouble
for nearly two weeks, but is now
able to be around.
Some evil-disposed person fired
a hay stack containing upward Of
twenty-five tons belonging to w.
A. Patterson, a few nights ago.
w. A. offers a reward of $50
for information leading to the ar
rest and conviction of the fend.
Five years "overthe road" would
be none too much for the perpe.
traitor of the deed. 1t is hoped
he will be discovered and pro.
.perly dealt with.
---Liyona Corresponds
John Wilde madea quick trip
oathe Capital City Friday Of last
week.
William Baker. Of Williams
port, was a visitor at Livona yes
terday.
Among Livonians who attend
led the dance recently given BY
Harvey Allensworth' at Glencoe
were Mrs. Sirean X. Suverly ane
ID. G. Sites. George Suverly fur
nished the music.
/ / am informed that ]. X. Hep
tonstall, Of the Glencoe neighbor
hood, has leased his farm 70
three years. He has eight heal
of cattle which he will sell at ST,
per head.
South Prairie Correspond ence-
Everything is lovely and TIL
weather is fine.
George Lynn and family ar
talking Of going to Washingtol
State.
Messrs. Honstain, Pagel an
Carley have gone to the Ba
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-01-27
1emvik Talk.
Correspondence Of the Reco,d tJ.b. 81

correspondence ut the Recnrd { Jan. 81
Miss X. Stabnow spent Friday
in Linton shopping.
Several Lintonites were in
Temvik Friday on business.
Messrs. and Mesdames Gallup
houn, Benedict and Dewitt we're
the guests of MIR. and Mrs. c. A.
HARDWOOD Sunday.
Jakob Merkel's little daughter
died Wednesday of last week
from commissions. Funeral was
held Monday. The bereaved
parents have the sympathy of
the entire community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Tempel re-
turned from their fortnieht's
visit at Scotland, S. D. Philip
Tempel drove the big Mitchell to
Linton to meet them. Emil
Hardt accompanied him. The
car bucked the snow in good
shape.
David Calquhoun,w who is driv-
ing route 2, had a serious runa-
way Tuesday morning. The
team became unmanaeeable and
started across the prairie. Dave
escaped with a few bruises, but
the buggy was completely de-
molished.
The Martin Ohlhauser funeral
was held at the Temvik church
Sunday afternoon at | o'clock.
The church could not accommo-
date all the crowd that attended
the last rites of the deceased, for
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-01-27

he was we'll known in the COM
munity. In the early days he
farmed a few miles west of town,
later going to Herreid S. D., to
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-01-27
Notice Of Real Estate Mortgage
Foreclosure Sale by Adver-
tisement.

Default having been made In the condI-
tlvns OF the mortgage hereinafter described
the principal sum and interest due thereon
according to the terms Of the notes thereby
secured, wherefore. the assignee OF the
mortgax, Q has and does hereby declare the
whole So m secured to DO now due and pay.
able and no ncti n or proceeding having at
any time been instituted at law or 10 equity
to rec yer the amount SO secured by such
mortgage or any part thereof. Notice IL
hereby given that that certain mortgage
made. executed and delivered by Frank T.
gutler, widower, morigngor, 70 ". w
October, 1910, and +, corded In the once OF
the reg ister'nf deeds In and for the county
Of Enmons. North Dakota. on the l4th day
Of es,ess. Il s, p.sss ~ q hs a.s
thereafter duly assirntd by said W. W..
Hurd 10 Sarah A. LIE Ba,oD by AN instrument
In Tri.nE datsd The io.h DAY Ct MAY
IN the 10Th day ofM,y. 1911. at o IS y. N. In
book 20 nf mortgages on page 20. ana there
liter Only assgnes by SAID sarah A. LIE
by AN instrument In writing dated the 18th
dny ofNovember, 1915. and recorded In said
register OF deeds Office on the eth day of
December. 1915, ln b ak 30 Of mortgages at
page 3s3. VIII b.. foreclosed by . sale OF THE
premises In such mortgage and hereinafter
described at the front door ~ the court
mons state Of North Dakota. at the l,ours.,f
ten o'clock In the forenoon on the 18th day
OF February, 1915. TO satisfy the amount due
apnn such mortgage M tht date OF sale.
The prem' s.s described Ia 4such mortgage
and which Will he sold to satisfy the SANE.
are described as foli,ws. tO.wit:
The southwest onr quarter tsw1S) OF Sec
tim iwept j -fnur t24). township one hundred
thirty fonr t13t). north Of range seventy
Eve (75@, west OF the fifth principni moridi-
an. Ia Emmuns county. North Dakota, con-
tsining one huDdred sixty acres more or less
according to the government survey
thereof.
There WILDE due upon such mortgage at
the dale OF safe the sum o, dfaeen hundred
sixty- ,w1 AID 20 100 dollars (Sib8231,,
which sum includes principal and interest.
and the anm of ninety seventy and 11-i0o
dollars sy7 II taxes for th.e years 1872 1918
1914 mud 1915. pIon the lands and premises
abovetiesrftbed. which the assignee Of the
mortgages has paid pursuant TO the terms
| of tlIe mortgage To protect It's inteses,
Therein. exclusive Ut the cnsts, dtshnf Sc
| D,epis aud attorneys fees aiiowe by law.
Dated at MeCiusky. North Dakota, tn q
9th day NJ Ja,,nary, taiG
tsHuRD HOND& MORTGAGE COMPANY
| A Corporation,
| Assignee OF Mortgagee
HARRY 4. n IGfI NSUN.
Attorney for A,stgnee
of Moftaage,
h,cciusky. North Dakota.
iaG felt
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-01-27
Bids For School Houses.

Sealed bids will be received by the dircr-
tors OF WinonH School District, at school
house number J. district number 3, At D. m. ;,
Saturday, March 4. 1916. for the building OF
two school houses about 90 by 30 feet in size,
One sch' oil house Is q he located about one
mile north OF the Philip Bachmeier home:
the other about one-half mile south OF WIN.
BurgAd's.
Plans and apeciAcationscan be seen at the
nn'ce OF the county superintendent of
schools In Linton
6ids should be- addressed To the under
signed and should he marked Bids for
Building SCHOOL, Houses"
The board reserves the right to reject any
aud all bids.
by ordet Of tho district school board OF
Wlnona school district.
JOS, NJ. DlETZ. Clerk,
Jrzomh@ Linton, N. ID.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-01-27
Notice of Contest.
(For Publication.)
Department OF the Interior.
United States Land Office.


Jan. IL, 1915.
To Howard Slater, of Pollock. g. d.. Con-
teStee:
Ycuare hereby notified that Bert f. Hoyt
who gives Linton, North Dakota, as his DOS,
office address. did on July Z, 1915. file in this
Office his duly corroborated application to
contest and secure the cancellation OF your
Sept. /. 1903. for 81. NWA and e., SWs. sec.
tion ~. township 1s9 NJ. range rs W, 9th p.
meridian, and as grounds for his contest he
alleges that said entry man failed TO break
aud cultivate any Of said tract, and that
Lnurr ire now no buildings thereon and
never was. and failed 10 establish a resi-
deuce thereun and never resided thereon
YOU Hr,., therefore. further notified TINT
he laid allegations viii be takeu as con
fe.scsi. IL I'd y.'nr sad entry will be can
rei.d without further right to be heurd,
itt.'r before this office ar n appeal, Il you
'n ! 20 III. ~ hts office within twenty days
after the FOURTH publication nf this NO.
CO h VIII b W. Vnur answer under
ont. medically re-, ponding to tin .e allegn-
lions o. ,:iintest, D. Lru.-r 9Th die prOu,
thn, y,.u have -rrse' i..Upy Il our nm .w.r
pni' s't .irOr st.tItlt citli-r la peas ~ ar by
rev'ste'. d u at.
YOU n,uld stat. In your ans wer he u ame
of tho ib.t utfic,. Ia witch you desire future
q. f. BYRNE,
Register.
Date OF frst publlca 4 ~ Jan q, 1915
Date OF SECOND pubIicati III Feb 3. Igl6
ate OF third puhlicttto Feb 10. 1910.
Date OF fourth publ :ation. Feb II, 1915.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-01-27

by Father Eisele, in connection
with the bridal mass. The best
wishes of the community 60 with
the happy couples.
Ed. Miller is to be with us
from now on so as to be here
when work on the construction OF
the Reliance Elevator will COM
mence. The lumber for this
structure is on the way from the
mill, and work is supposed to
start this week.
Alois Schraenkel disposed of
his household effects Saturday.
He left today for his old home in
Fond du Lac, Wis, for this win
ter, but contemplates to be back
next summer. His house has
been rented to Henry Schmidt
who will take up his residence
there at once.
Martin Schall has so far re-
covered as to be up and around
the house. Martin says he will
not get sick again so soon as it is
too strenuous, and he will use the
utmost precaution not to expose
himself carelessly to the sudden
changes of the atmosphere unless
properly dressed. Observing all
the sickness about us this should
be sound advice to us all.
Hague and its vicinity were
shocked, Monday, when a tele
gram from Red Wing, MINI.
brought the sad news of the sud
den death of Mrs. Carl Fischer al
the hospital there. Mrs. Fischer
died three hours following an op
GRAFTON tor goltre. We are sorry
we have no more particulars a
present. MIR. Carl Fischer left a
once for Red Wing, and we un
derstand the remains will b.
taken to the home of the parent.
of Mrs. Fischer at Belle Cheste
for burial. Our coincidence tt
the erief-stricken husband ant
the two small children.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-01-27
Winona Township

Correspondence OF the Record. Jan.20.
The Tilden Produce Co., of St.
Paul, which does an extensive
business with farmers of this sec
ton in cream, are presenting
their customers and prospective
customers with a years subscrip-
ton to an agricultural paper.
Teachers of the state are being
given an opportunity by the U. S.
Bureau of Education to give a re-
port of their stewardship, includ-
ing personal AS well as profes-
sional history. The lady mem
bers of the fraternity might be
inclined to <demur to the in
curry regarding their age. were
it not for the fact that they are
assured that all information
given by them will be strictly
confidential.
The Deitz-Gross wedding,
which was the society event of
the season, was celebrated as an
nounced on Tuesday, the 18th,
the pastor of St. Bernard church
tying the knot fast and strong at
the early morning mass. The
relatives and invited friends
then assembled at the home of
the brides parents and partook
of a table groaning with good
things to eat and drink. The
happy couple received the con-
gratulations of the guests, in
the evening leading in tripping
the light fantastic to good music,
"And all was merry as a mar
riaee bell" The writer is not a6-
vised as to the plans of the new
lyweds, but may be able to give
more particulars in the next
issue.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-01-27
run a dray line. When Temvik
started he returned and went in
to the same business here. Rev.
of Eureka, officiated.
The Court Calendar.

District court will be called
tor the regular February term
on February lst next. The
first day, however, will be de-
voted to citizenship and other
routine matters. The jury has
been ordered to be in attendance
at 10 a. m. the following day.
There are four criminal cases
and the rest are civil which are
as follows:
State VS.. Ferd. Maier, statutory
complaint States attorney;
Armstrong & Cameron for de.
PENDANT.
State VS.. Chris. Krieger, grand
larceny. States attorney; Arm
strong & Cameron for defendant.
State VS.. Wendelin Bosch,
maintaining a common nuisance.
State VS.. Ray Pettis, grand lar
ceny. States attorney; Arm
strong & Cameron for defendant.
Wallace Daugherty VS.. Pietz,
Seeman and Bareer, appeal from
justice court, continued from last
year. Armstrong & Cameron
for plaintiff; Coventry for defen-
dant.
Emmons county VS.. G. A. Mar
anore, to recover money, con-
tinued from last term. States
attorney; Armstrong & Cameron
for defendant.
S.. J. Holiness VS.. Aug. Benz, ap-
peal from justice court. Arm
strong & Cameron for plaintiff;
j Coventry for defense.
Fred Kaiser VS.. Phillip Grenz,
appeal from justice court. Gov
entry for plaintiff; Lynn & Lynn,
for defense.
Eleanor Fl. Caldwell VS.. VOL
verton, ct al, issue of law and
fact. A. B. Atkins for plaintiff;
Watson & Young and c. S. Lane
for defense.
Sylvanus Johnson VS.. Aug.
Frederickson, issue of law and
fact. A. B. Atkins for plaintiff;
Geo. M. McKenna for defense.
1 John Shepersky VS.. Herman
Anderson, damages. Coventry
for plaintiff; Armstrong & Cam.
eron for defense.
Security State Bank VS.. S. A.
Fischer, demand for accounting.
Lynn, Lynn & Kelsch for plain
tiff; Armstrong & Cameron and
Coventry for defense.
Four cases: Joseph Schneider,
Ienatz Reinboldt, Micheal Thorn
as, Johannes Tschosick, plain
tiffs, VS.. Village of Strasburg and
the auditor and treasurer of EN-
mons county, injunction. Arm
strong & Cameron and Coventry
for plaintiffs; Lynn & Lynn for
defense.
The term has fewer cases on
the docket than in many years.
There are but sixteen, including
all civil actions and the last four
are virtually one action.
Miss Magdalena Weber is in
charge of the Hague postoffice
until Postmaster Carl Fischer re
turns.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-01-27
In Town and Out :

From the Record Jan. 80, 1891
Mrs. Sarah Smith, Of Glencoe
is quite i'll.
Tom Kelly is still visiting at
sthe Capital City.
Master John Haley, Of Livona,
is visiting at ]. Boutillier's.
Mrs. Capt. Cotton and Mrs. J..
B. Brock are visiting friends in
Bismarck.
States Attorney Armstrong
was a visitor to Bismarck last
Friday, returning home Saturday.
1t is feared that the warm
weather thus far this winter will
injure the young trees on the tree
claims.
Thirty stray sheep made their
appearance two and one-half
miles southeast of Williamsport
the other day.
John Goughenour and w. w.
Goodwin, of Buchanan Valley,
and Commissioner Campbell, of
Armstrong, were at Williamsport
on Thursday.
Billy Ogle and Billy Baxter ar
rived Wednesday from their
freiehting trip among the lin
juns." They went out about 20
miles from Fort Yates.
]. r. Hardy, representing the
house Of Nugent & Brown, O
Fargo, was a caller at the county
seat on Friday. On the same da,
two Eureka. S. D. men were herr
buying cattle.
Fred A. Cell, returning from
the freighting trip, arrived a
Danbury on Friday last. 7H'
came back thus early becaus'
his wagon broke. and he there
fore could not go through.
Mosquitoes in the Beave'
Creek region are supplements
with flies in the Williamson
country. Specimens Of said file
were duly sent abroad to demon
strate the mildness of Dakota
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-01-27
Order to Show Cause.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. i
County of Walsh,

STATE OF NORTH ia hOTA.i
County of Walsh.
lNsCoUNTY CoGRT.
Before Hon. George Shepherd. County
Judge :. I. .s.s. ..
Dokken. Deceased.
ErikP Dokken. Adj #
& mintstrat1r,
Petitioner e
dnri Aanns, nee
Dokken. NeIs r. 3,
Dakken, incompe- e,rusr s " sh 'i' Sause
tent, and u. III
Lnftsgaard. specia
guardian for said NJ
lneomuetent,
Respondents.
TN, fea aiding and lffiing the petition OF Erik
r. Dok ken. Observation-Disclosures at the estate ~
simon r. pnkken, dec,.assd the ,.ir,ys
named petitioner. sci ting fori h the amounts
III personal estate that i,.s come 4. Ills
5hHnns and the disposition therpof. the
amount Gf debts outstanding ngstnst said
decedent, the debt. xpneses and.chmtue Uf
Nd administration approved, hnd an estimate
inf whaLSwiiipr may accrue dnrit,n the nd
ministration, u general description ~ all the
real property belonging to said estate aud
the names OF tho legaieesand DEVICES and
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-01-27
Hague Happenings

Correspondence of the Record. Clan a4)
The Christ Hirnine family lost
their infant child, born the first
Of the new year.
Geo. Lemere was visiting at
the Cornelison ranch the greater
part of the week.
Henry Bitz, on the Frank Tenn
pei farm, has posters out for an
auction dated for Feb. lst.
Ole Amundson has been suffer
ing from a erievious indisposi-
ton for some days of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Zenk, and
sonny Nooman, were visiting
Rev. Zenk, at Eureka, one day
last week.
Joe Fischer and Ludwig Erck
took in the dance at Strasbure
Thursday night. Leap year has
its attractions after all!
Frank Sahli, who has gradual
ed from the Hague schools,
leaves today for Minnesota to en-
ter St. Johns University.
Philip Pfeifer, six miles south
east of Hague, one of our pros
porous farmers, will have an
auction in the near future.
Conrad Erck reports the I'm
plement Convention at Minneap
oils to have been a grand sue.
cess, and worth while going there
Jos. Eberle was taken ill sud
denly from appendicitis, and was
taken to the hospital at Bismarck
where he will undergo an opera
ton.
4 Mrs. Jos. K. Fischer, from
Beaver Creek, was operated or
at Bismarck for a tumor. Mrs
Fischer withstood the ordeal ex
cellently.
4 Andrew Fischer, who spen
several days with his friends il
Herreid, returned Wednesday
He speaks well of the sociabilit,
of the Herreidites.
Floyd Cornelison, in compan.
with Geo. Lemere, took two car
Of hogs out of Strasburg, Satur
day, for John Haak, of Hull
which they will accompany t,
! the cities.
Peter Hulm returned Monda,
!! from a weeks visit in MinneaE
oils. Pete expresses his surpris
at how Smoothly glides" the ii
tricate machinery of the compile,
life of the congested cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Fischer an,
!. son Sundayed with the A. K
, Fischer family. A. X. is con
: planning Of ill health the past fe,
. days, which is something III
usual for hin. We hope our fin
! weather will have him out soor
!. Monday, Jan. 18th, occurre
! the marriage of Anton Rice. fror
: : Napoleon, to Eva Feist, Of thi
I place. Monday, Jan. oath, wer
united in the bans Of matrimon
q Alex. Hoffart, from Dickinson
and Philipena Scherr, fror
Hague. Both marriages q
CURED at the Catholic Churcl
the ceremony being performe
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-01-27
Lands for Uncle Sam.

Lands for Uncle Sam.
Capt. Flick and wife were hap
PLY surprised Tuesday evening,
the 10th, by the arrival from Bis
marck Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Stroupe and the two children,
from Minneapolis, enroute to the
Pacific Coast. Mrs. Stroupe is a
daughter of Mrs. Flick.
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FALL FROM
A HANDCAR
SERIOUSLY INJURIES ROBERT
HAMMOND - SCALP CASH 13
INCHES LONG INFLICTED.

Danville, Aug. 29-Two men were
injured, one of them seriously, Mon
day afternoon when they fell from a
handcar while working on the section
The injured men are Jesse Colgin and
Robert Hammond.
The two men were riding on the
car with several other section men
when someone accidentally pushed
Hammond, who lost his balance and
started to fall. Colgin caught Ham
mond and in trying to save him both
were thrown to the ground.
Hammond sustained long cash in
his scalp which required 10 stitches
to close. He was rendered uncou-
scious by the fall and is In critical
condition at his home in this place.
Colgin was badly bruised and shak-
en- up. but his injuries are of minor
character.
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Jasper Meiser has bought the Bert
White farm south of town.
Paul Leonard Reed is greatly i'm
proved of typhoid fever.
Prof. w. A. Rhoton and family have
returned from Montpelier, Ind, where
they spent their vacation with his
mother.
J. NJ Moore and wife Sundayed
with c. L. V. Harrod and family.
The much-needed rain came Satur-
day The wind blew down two silos
west of this place.
N. w. Grove and family and r. c..
Taylor and wife spent Sunday at Sun
bury with Mrs. Groves mother.
Lightning struck barn belonging
to Edward Coe, east of town, and
burned it with its contents of hay
and baled straw to the ground. Some
insurance.
The old school Baptist association
will be held at Mt. Pizah church, com
mencing Wednesday at 10 o'clock
and closing Friday afternoon.
Mrs. G. G. Emerson is visiting at
the home of her father, s. s. Bane.
Doyle Scott and Leland Grove have
returned from Toledo where they
have been employed in an auto fac
tory for couple Of months.
Miss Marie Lears departs for eli.
max, o., Saturday to take up duties
again in the schools there as teach.
er.
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THOUGHT MINOR ILLNESS

Pipesville Aug. 29-The present in
dications are that Miss Mabel Faw-
cett, who was thought to have small
pox, is troubled with only a minor i'll
ness. The physician in attendance
stated Tuesday morning that unless
breaking out appeared within the
next "a hours he would consider her
to be out of danger OF the disease.
The other smallpox patients are re-
covering.
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George McCracken was a Columbus
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Clarence McBroom OF Akron
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Ella
Hess.
F. G. Fowle of Toledo spent over
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. G. Fowles.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Jacobs attend.
ed the races at Columbus Friday.
Mrs. r. E. Sucen and little daugh.
ter of Toledo are visiting the formers
parents, DR.. and Mrs. S. o. CAN'T.
Leo Speer of Washington, d. c., is
here for visit with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Speer
Lee Wiseman spent Thursday in
Columbus.
Miss Audrey Conner is visiting rela
tives in CoshoCton.
Mrs. S. H. Darling of Frederick,
town was guest in the S. U. Sill.
man home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Loyal are visit.
ing relatives in West Point, Iowa.
B. G. Ramey and wife spent several
days last week at Put-in-Bay and Mid.
| die Bass.
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George Petry and family were
guests of relatives Sunday.
Mrs. Frances Contrynan, who has
been visiting relatives at Columbus,
o., has returned home.
Moses Cullison and wife and John
A. White and family were guests OF
Mr., and Mrs. Leonard Fry Sunday.
Mrs. Ira Earnest and daughter have
been the guests of their aunt, Mrs. f.
r. Stitzbl, during the past week
Noah Stull has purchased a new
auto.
Guy Cullison of New Castle wai
the guest of friends Sunday,
Cleye lStull has purchased the prop
erty of Winfield Stull on the CavallC
road.
CharlEs Miller expects TO move
from Columbus TO Mlllwood soon.
Quite a few are attending the chau
tauqua at Danville.
PHILIP Stull and w. B. Anderson at
tended he Horn reunion Saturday.
Harker Busenburg is running tax
icab.
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Robert Bishop received badly
bruised arm last Tuesday while re-
moving hay rack He is unable to
use his arm at this writing.
w, l.. and L. M. Bottenfleld attend
ed the Homer centennial last week.
Margart Mitchell returned to Cleve-
land last Thursday after five weeks
visit with her parents.
Mrs. John Mitchell entertained the
members of her Sunday school class
last Tuesday afternoon, Games were
played and refreshments were served.
Mrs. l.. F. Moreland and daughter,
Genevieve, are visiting relatives at
Utica.
Mrs. Maria Jackson is visiting rel.
atives in Delaware county.