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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-09
Final Physical
Tests Are Given;
All in Fine Shape

Firal steps 10 get every man in
the local national guard in readi-
ness before Col Root, chief muster
ing officer Of the state troops, ar
rives. were taken yesterday after
noon when two federal surgeons,
Lieut.. Albert J. Brainard and Lieut..
Walter II. Mckay. stopped of in this
city TO give the members OF the
local branch Of the guard their final
physical examinations. Up until a
late hour last night every member
of the headquarters and machine
gun companies had been given the
official %. X Company f and the
machine gun company will receive
their examinations today.
Just how many of the men will
be rejected VIII not be known for a
few deys. as the reports of the ex-
aiming officers are sent to MajOr
T. Y. Keene at indianapolis. and
after he goes over each mans rec
ord carefully a list of those being
rejected viii be forwarded 70 Col.
Freyermuth.
Ii is not expected that many Of
the local men Will be rejected. as
Lieut.. Mckay stated last night that
this was easily the finest bunch of
soldiers he had yet examined. and
he was quite sure that very few men
in this city would he turned down. ."
Field Stan Assemblies.
Col. Root has ordered all mem
oers Of the field staff Of the third
regiment 10 report to South Bend
at once, and most of the men
reached this city late last night
The men composing this staff in
clJde: Col George w. Freyermuth.
Lieut. Col Orville ID. Kilmer Chap
lain James W Eakins Major George
W. Mondy Major Carl f. Boyer.
Major Guy J. Shaughniss. Bat. Adjt
Elmer d. Rex, Bat Adjt Lewis B.
Hershey. and Bat. Adjt Clarence
r. Clark.
James w Eakins Bat Adj. Elmer
u. Rex. Bat. Adjt Lewis r. Hershey,
and Bat. Adjt Clarence +. Clark
Arrangements are beinC made
with a number OF local firms 10
supply members of the company
with temporary uniforms. Capt.
Rogers is anxious 70 get all the men
i'm suits as soon as possible. as he
thinks the men will take greater in
. Got Il, tlof,. v,-o,l- oYT Mol nm the
maneuvers more rapidly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-09

Pleasant for a number Of years. and
who died about a year ago. The
only surviving relative is Marion T.
Boilinger. a nephew. Of Minneapolis.
MINI. who Is teacher in the
schools Of that city. The body was
brought here Tuesday afternoon for
burial
Mrs. Esther F. Slight is visiting
her sister I'm Coldwater. this week.
Henry Bradley visited friends in
Benton Harbor Tuesday.
The employees OF the Kawneer
Manufacturing company, about 500
in number. will hold a picnic in the
grove Saturday. August II, and will
be accompanied by the Kawneer
band. Fischers pavilion has been
engaged for dancing in the after
noon.
Miss Nellie Waldorf is a guest at
the L. Elbel home in South Bend
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Howard Taylor
Of Chicago were weekend visitors
with the latter's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. F. WetmOre.
Miss Blanche Law Of Chicago.
who has been spending a week at
the B. F. Waldorf cottage on Bluff
street. has gone 10 the summer
home Of her parents at Lake Oster-
hout. Michigan. She was accom-
panied by Miss June Waldorf.
Mrs. Laura Storick OF South Bend
with her granddaughter. Miss Lois
Wilson. was a weekend visitor with
her sister. Mrs. Jeanette Storick.
NJ. r. Cashier was a business Wis
itor i'm South Rend Monday.
Fred Z. Booth died at his home
near Berrien Center Sunday night
He was i years old. The funeral
service was held Tuesday afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-09
LYDICK

Charley Bremen and Harry owen
have returned to their homes in
Chicago after several weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Straup and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs O. Wise of South
Bend and Mr.. and Mrs J. O. She'd
drick of South Warren called on
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Stroup Wednes-
day evening.
4 number from this place at
tended the Oak Grove picnic held
at Pottawatomie park at South
Bend Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Johnston OF
Winona Lake and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Long and son, Orville Of
South Bend visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Forest Ritter Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Don Lindsey and children
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Dan
Wise Of South Bend
The Young Peoples sunday school
class of the Second Brethren church
we're entertained at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William StrOup Fri
day evening. The entertainment
consisted Of a program of games
and music followed with a lunch.
Miss Phyllis Lindsey is spending
few days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gorody of FairvieW.
Marvin Tumble and Miss Mary
Straup attended the Cutters picnic
at Berrien Springs Saturday
Mrs Clarence Stewart of South
Repd spent Wednesday with her
sister. Mrs. John Humes
Mr. and Mrs Judson Wenrick OF
New Carlisle were entertained at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Straup Sunday evening.
Miss Grace Taggart OF Albion
ana Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Peterson and
children have left for a couple or
weeks visit with relatives at various
points i'm northern Michigan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-09
EXEMPTIONS CLAIMS
FILED WEDNESDAY

The men from district 30 I filing
exemption claims Wednesday after
noon are.
Verne T.. Parker. 121S + Day
ton ST.. married; Harry p Norri-
son. OPS f. Miner ST.. widowed
mother, Carl Takos. 1901 :. Taylor
ST. married. Earl L. Rowder. sos
y. Harrison ST.. married and re-
ligiOus. Richard Stewart. SOC Leland
ave. married. Charles +. Tonev. 523
Cushing ST.. married. Anton Hor-
vath. 171I :. Kendall ST.. married /.
William =. Alexander 1909 Florine
ST.. married; Claud GRIPPE. 1913 )
Michigan ST.. married. Everett Stew
art. 1909 Mckinley av- widowed
mother Frank Mihorsea. 1919 s
Scott ST.. married; True y. Swope.
91N Marietta ST.. married; Floyd l..
Welcher. $40 Horatio ST. married.
Abra ham Bermau. 419 Lincoln way.
W. married. Herman Greening.
1929 sherman av.. widowed mother;
Brady Singleton ST. y. Hill ST..
married; Fred Van Gundy. 22l7 :.
Lafayette ST.. married. Arthur A.
Wolf. 800 sherman av.. married.
Those from district 40 filing
claims Wednesday afternoon are:
Boleslaw NapieralSki 124 Chest
nut ST. married. Czeslow LuCzyuski.
zoos W. Napier ST.. married; Joseph
Ober. box s.. Kentucky av. married.
The following men failed 70 APP
pear for examinations before dis
f,i.- I..r1 Nn JEa3ra-1at-.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-09
NEWSofSURROUNDLNGT TOWNS

sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Van Vain
and children OF South Bend spent
sunday with Mrs. Josiah Leach and
family
Miss Dorothy Brooks Of south
Bend is spending several days with
Hiss Mable KoOntz.
Miss Julia Boron OF South Bend
spent sunday with Mrs. AIable
Schafer and family.
Miss Glare Riser. who has been
visiting friends here, has returned
10 her home i'm Napoleon. O.
Mrs. Ralph Harris and Mrs Ir.-
Ing Jackson of South Bend We're
guests AT the home of AIRS Josiah
Leach Thursday.
Philip Schafer. ST.. Mr. and Mrs.
w. l. Schafer and son Earl and
Mrs. G. W. Palmer mOtored 10 Lake
Vile Tuesday evening.
Henry Bowers of River Park
called here on business Tuesday.
AR. and MIS-. otto Young Of
South Bend called on friends here
Saturday evening.
Alr and Mrs. William Kelly and
family of Mishawaka spent Sunday
with Mrs. Kelly's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Schafer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-09
DETECTIVES SEARCH FOR
MAN WHO SEXES WOMAN

Detectives secured the neichbor-
hood OF Rum Village park shortly
after noon Wednesday for a strange
man who attacked Mrs. Anna Bires.
Sis Catalpa av, Wednesday morn
iag. while she was picking berries
i'm patch near Walnut 81. and Ew.
ing av
Airs. Bires was WORKING among the
weeds i'm the middle of the patch
IS hen the assailant app reached and
asked her the time. she replied thar
she did not know. and turned 10
continue her task He snarled
something in Polish. tEen caught
her iu his arms she screamed
Hut the man had disappeared be-
fore help came An automobile with
four detectives sped Co the scene
and thorough search was made "a
the whole district
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-09
PALMER PRAIRIE.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Kramer and
Frank Warner and family. Frank
Bowers and family spent sunday al
Koontz lake.
Carl Lasch was i'm South Bend
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Skiles en-
tertained at dinner Sunday. Those
present we're: George Matt OF Tee
garden: Mrs. Charley Hildrebrand
OF Nappannee; Rollo Skiles and
family OF Sumption Prairie; Fred
Schriver and Mrs. Almira Bailey OF
Olive Branch: otto Skiles aid fam
ily OF Ancona, III
Miss Bernice Bowers was IN South
Bend Sunday evening.
G. Spencer Of Fort Wayne called
on Edmond Hartman Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-09
BERR1EN SPRINGS, MICH.

Mrs. Valentine, with her little
daughter, Doris. returned Monday
from a visit with her mother. Mrs.
Harriet Plee, in ST. Joseph.
Mrs. Flora +. Davis went TO st.
Joseph Tuesday 10 spend the dav
with her son. Lawrence Davis and
his wife. who came over on the boat
from Chicago for days outing.
Mrs. W. l. Loder of Albion. with
her daughter Mrs. otto Zuch Of
Kalamazoo. is "a visitor ar the home
of her daughter Mrs. II. a Carr.
AR and Mrs. VI. Y. HotChkiss Of
CLEANS. y. Y. are visiting the for
mer's mother. Mrs. Abigail Slade.
Mrs Polly r. Parker of northern
Michigan is a visitor at the home
OF her son. Rev. r. B. Parker.
Burdette MabilI is on the sick
list.
W. y Skinner. o. J. Pencil. OIus
Skinner. .. -. Hart and Arthur
Bennett motored 10 Elkhart Sunday
TO see Levi Farley. who has been
seriously i'll for several weeks. Nj.
Farley is improving.
Miss Julia Tate died Sunday
night at the home OF Frank Hart
sell in Benton Harbor. where she
has made her home for some time
past. She was a member Of one
OF Berrien county's best known
families. and was born near Berrien
Springs She was s. wears old and
and had been an invalid most OF her
life She was a sister OF Miss Rachel
Tate. who was dean OF women at
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-09
VACATION Is A NECESsTY

School teachers. business men.
etc. don't make the mistake that
II is necessary 20 stay home. plan
To get rest and fortify Yourself for
the long winter.
G. a. McNutt. Grand Trunk agent.
viii send you where PURE AIR
among the pines and balssms. and
where You can get good fishing. will
tone up Your system am make YOU
feel Gt and ready 10 do your hit. 20
S23.65 viii cover round trip from
south Bend To Muskoka lakes. So
600 islaEjs OF Georsian bay, Parry
Ound and Toronto. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-09
F0RGETS TO REGISTER.
NOW IN COUNTY JAIL

John Barleycorn, what pranhs
are thine,
Thou dIdst inebriate Wladyslaw
RodecK so thoroughly and success
FULLY ON June that ne. forsoOth,
forgetting that his years numberetr
- passeth bv We registration booth
all uumindful So WladyslaW
chargeth thee. But whether thou
hast remained his companion con-
tinuoUsly since that sorry day,
Wladyslaw sayeth not However.
Wladyslaw hath ar least fallen afoul
OF ye law, and resteth afar from thy
tempting presence, in We county
bOobyhatCh.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-09
NO TIME TO PARADE

The physical examination Of
members of the headquarters and
gun companies required so
much time yesterday that the parade
set for last evening had TO be given
up and a crowd Of several thousand
persons who appeared at the park 70
witness the review were disap-
pointed.
Reports of the examination indi-
cate that few of the men of the
South Bend units will be rejected
by the federal government.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-09
HOW TO GET IN TOUCH
WITH MEN IN NAVY

The Western Union Telegraph CO.
has received notice from the director
OF naval communications that tele-
grams referring 10 life or death CT
any relative or anyone in the ser
vice of the United states navy should
be addressed care OF Bureau of Nay
igation.
F-re is an example OF how il
should be done.
John smith.
L. : y Texas,
Care OF Bureau of Ma isation.
Navy Department.
Washington. ID. &.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-09
co. F DIGS TRENC ES

Company 7. following the expert
ence of a damp night after the del
uge Tuesday evening. spent n Dor
ton Of yesterday morning i'm trench
work. IL was rot exactly the kind
Of trench work they expect 20 do in
France however but a safety first
pro position Trenches were dug
about an the tents 10 prevent the
water from flooding the can-as
homes Of the troops. Company driu
was also given some time i'm the
afternoon and the South Bend out
ft designated 20 be the first Of the
Indiana troops nm the training camp
at Hattiesburg, Miss is showing
much progress.
Articles of war which fix the
punishments for oneuees I'm time Of
war We're read 70 the men of all
unit, at Leeper Today The men
We're informed or tne danger of 90
ing to sleep on post, mutiny and
other acts fU which they may be
sho; or punished as a court-martial
may direct.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-09
TONIGHT IS BIG
FROLIC NIGHT
Tonight is the big night.

Ionight = he Dig nIght
ON with the dance and gala time.
Leeper park, unless elaborate plans
20 amiss. will tonight be the source
of one Of the biggest public occa-
sions in the war history Of the city.
Hundreds % tickets have been
sold and all arrangements for one
grand time are made. The program
for the evening includes q dance. a
drill by select squad Of expert
enced machine gun men with the
trucks and the Lewis machine guns.
wrestling, band selections and other
musical numbers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-09
New Process Removes
Superfluous Hair Roots!

crowths viii be delighted to hear that
they can now actually Remove the hHIr
entlre-ro0ts and Hll..easily quickly.
Aarmlessiy 10 is done without t1e use
81 liquid. powder paste ur electric
needle
The ueW phelartine pro.es- Isl Not fu
he compared at aI with ANS other meth
81 Nothing llke 70 ever uiseuvercdk 20
sour very ewes -inStautaueuu~lv leaving
the skin smooth and hairless H- babes
rs acti0m III 80 positive ~n certain. every
druggist sells phelaetIue under s money
back -uHraufra Do is uHu-llHrHu~. neon.
Irritating uuu poisonous H child could
ssfelr eat If tfef small ~ri.k or pine
Jlrtiue TODAY. follow tle simple iustruc-
tiouE you nllI he wonderfully surprised
ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-09
SToVERVILLE, IND.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kemp and
daughter Florence of Columbus are
guests Of Harry Palmer at this place.
Mr.. and MIS-. Peter Hesch OF Mish-
awake, Mrs. Emberson Palmer and
Harry Palmer aud Marie Schafer Of
this place spent saturday and Sun
day at Three Rivers. Mich.
Mrs. Elizabeth Leach of BusiSirl
was the guest of AIRS. W. l.. Schafer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-09
ELEVEN DROWN IN GALE

KINGSTON. Ont. aug Eleven
persons were drowned and q child
died from exposure in Lake Ontario
"wednesday when the coal schooner
George a. Marsh Of Beueyiue. ont.
foundered lu heavy gale ON the
voyage from OsweEo. y. ~. to King
Fton The lighthouse keeler at Sim
coe island reported the disaster
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-09
BILL OVER
IN SENATE 66-7
Gives President Most COmpre-
henSiVe Power of Any Ever
Passed in Nation.


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finally adopted by the senate in
form previously aDnroved b, tho
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secured ny unanimous consent 20
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the conference report I'm adaItlon
70 the seven senators Young against
the Dill, senator Gore, chairman or
the senate asIlcu''uIai committee
ana senator sherman republican
We're pared ana dld nor vote.
BON announce" that lhey mao
neen az loerty 10 vote they would
nave oeeh registered lh the negative.
Ot the absent ana pared senators
announcement was mace III poJh
houses that virtually aI' favored the
maj dratt
contrary 70 expectations no mo-
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me senate acll"h NlftuaIiy con-
ciudes work OF congress upon the
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initiated a. May. DO puts INTO the
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-09

Thor Nybladh. corporal Of the
machine gun company. arrived in
camp from his home in Chicago to-
day. Corp. Nybladh was with the
machine company on the Mexican
border.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-09
CFTS LOTS OF FOOD.

Many persons and organizations
are donating foodstuhs and other
comforts for the troops. 4 number
of cushions were loaned 10 the boys
by the Knights Of Columbus yester-
day The NJ T. Shirk dairy con-
tributed five gallons of milk and
NJ. f. Hatch gave case of lemons
and 80 pounds Of sugar. \ COM
mittee of women headed 10y Mrs.
Fred l.. Stedman donated 10 bed
sacks and Mrs. Howard Cushing
contributed bed ticks Residents of
West Navarro street gave a gallon
and a half Of pickles
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-09

It's hard thing to believe but
it is declared that some men refuse
TO salute "Old Glory" when they
pass il at the Y. NJ. c. A.. and one
man was heard to say 70 another.
ooh lets don't go on that side of
the street or Wen have 10 take off
our hats Something will happen
20 that man some day.
Major Carl =. Boyer Of Warsaw.
commanding the first battalion of
the third Indiana. was "A visitor at
Leeper today Major Boyer. Lieut.
Col Kilmer and Chaplain Fakins.
all of Warsaw. took their federal
physical examination at the Y. NJ.
a.. A today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-09
Table Linens
Dresses Scarfs Every S

Plain hemStitched, round thread, all
1884, $1.50.
These are very handsome qualities.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-09

Publi-hed in the
Interest Of Sd
Ind. Infantry
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-09

opposition lei n' senators Reed
and others ana the fsht over the
provisions DELAYED the
senate vote. s. % Is. until July o..
further conferences requiring
week. during which the president
caused elimination OF senate amend
merts FOR food board of three
members and % congressional com
nittee 20 supervise war eNpendi-
rnrNe-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-19
rAE DEMOCRATIC IlckET.

The Democratic ticket this year is
headed by Hon. V. b Shortridge foI
State Senator. and it could not lie bet
ter LED than by him. He stands for all
chat means most to the uplift of ouS
country. morally, socially and in bus
mess way. The best citizenship of this
county. regardless of politics, should
support him.
Next comes Capt. c. w Myers. the
well known c & o. conductor, nomi-
nee for the Legislature. He is a sober.
honorable gentleman who can be trust
ed to stand for dry Legislation,
IA Stone, for County Judge, is per-
haps better known to the people Of
Lawrence county than any other can
didate on the ticket, having served two
terms as sheriff. and il is unnecessary
Ito II axe extended reference - hini
here.
For County Attorney Hon. G. W. Cas-
tie is our offering. He has had all the
experience necessary to make a most
efficient officer for this important pos.
Net only Is he a lawyer of wide and
varied experience blt he has been a
State Examiner. and through the de-
tail work OF thar office he became thor,
oushly familiar with many thirgs that
county attorney should know +
would be fatal mistake to eject TO
this position man Of no experience I'M
The practice ~ law or Knowledge of the
duties devolving upon him. In elect.
ing Mr.. Castle YOU will avoid the pos
sibility Of any such error.
There is not a better Young man In
the county than Horace Thompson, |
70; County Court Clerk He |
is thoroughly competent, sober, reli-
able. deserving.
The Sheriff's office is one that shcule /
have the most careful, attention on the
part Of the yvters He not only handles
ali the taxes the people pay, but the
efficiency OF the Circuit Court is large
" dependent upon the kind II service
ne renders Ii takes a CONSCIENTIOUS
sober, and energetic man TO make a
-ocd sheriff William Taylor has al,
hese qualifications Every citizen, re-
yardless OF. politics. will get a square
ieal from him. The state and rounty
viii receive every cent due them. There
ire lots Of chances for a sheriff to do
otherwise, so the thing TO 60 is TO elect
man who is too honest TO take ad
-antage OF the slightest opportunity.
J. C. Short (Todel is presented for
ailer. He is the right type If man
or the place and eves ybody who knows |
i'm likes him. While at work in a
1uber job a few years aso he was SO
aAly injured that he can not work.
is right arm and nand having been I
disabled. Ete Is sober an / I
oncst and deserves your support
Roland Hutchinson, for Assessor, is q e
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-19
poNlrHoN.

Death again entered our COMMIT nity
and took from the home Of Mr. ard
Mrs. Robert Chapman their darling
little boy. Fitzpatrick, age about thres
years.
Our teacher Mr. Copley has resumed
his school work and everything is
Looming once again.
Mr. and Mrs. Jason TAYLOR were
shopping in Louisa and Fort Gay Sat
urday
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Carr and baby
returned Saturday from an extended
visit with relatives at Catlettsbprs.
Master Ec Chfldress was calling on
relatives here last week
Mr. and Mrs Keither Chapman at
tended church at the Falls Sunday,
Several from this place attended tho
pie social AT Summit saturday night
Bessie and Jessie Moore. teachers,
spent Saturday night with nome folks
here.
Josie Lambert ana Rebekah Tyre
went TO the Falls Sunday
Jay Wilson and Wayne Summons
were on our creek Mondss
While Craig and Charley Lemastef
were here Sunday
Sorghum making is the only occu-
patton these days.
Church at the church house third
Sunday. PECK'S BAD BOY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-19
BLAINE.

The farmers OF this community ara
very busy caring 10; the products OF
the farms for the long winter. They
realize that the duties involved is a
patriotic service 10 the country
Rev Ora Sparks win fiji his regular
appointment at this place Saturday
and Sunday.
Dr. L. G. Nickel and family motcred
here from Webbville Sunday.
Bert Swetnam wnc has been in the
west for several years, and now en-
listed in the U. S. Navy. is visiting
home folks here
Several OF the boys end girls here
spent Sunday afternoon kodaking.
Hubert Pack was the weekend cues.
of friends in Pasntsvilie.
After n long siege Of diphtheria and
whoopingcought our school is again
able to resume its normal attendance
Charlie Holbrook, a travelling s5ties-
man. is calling on the merchants OF
this place this week.
ownie Adams Of Trad, Is visiting here
this week.
CouTrbns Wheeler has purche sed
new corn mill which he will install
near his home.
BUY A LIBERTY BOND.