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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14
Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. NJuly ls-Despite faV-
orable growing conditions and a
showed fractional advances over yes
terday's closing September eorn
opened &c up at 81 SO and closed &C
higher December opened unchanged
at si.l2i4 and closed &c up.
Trading IN wheat futures was hght
July was slow, opening ic higher AZ
s. % and closing unchanged septem-
Der opened higher and closed at
similar advance at 81 ssh
Oats showed a slight advance IN
sympathy with corn. July opened =
up at 6SAc. but closed sc down
September opened down &c at 50 -
and closed NC higher peceinbe T
opened &c down at 5s'se and closed
Ssc higher.
slow and strong hog market.
DETROIT. July I1-Close wheat
corn and oats were all quiet al the
opening and no change was made IN
prices Liverpool quoted an easy
The market has been greatly dts
tuFbed BY peace rumors Tor several
days These are bearish. but bears
reports IN the past have amounted 70
nothing and the sellers have lost
rccaCy. Saturday had more fcreign
reports than ever and the result was
staying ashore until they know some
thing The cash situation in corn IL
very frm. There are many buyers
FOR every seller and great scarcity IS
new corn can be used. Futures are
less buliish. Effected by the promise OF
a heavy crop. oats are arm and de-
msud Is active.
all week. Demand for cash wheat
has been insignificant and millers are
selling only email lots OF ncur. All
four dealers and consumers are ex-
recting Hoover 20 put prices dow
and there are no buyers excepting
those who are confronted BY empty
bins MIlsrs expect an active trade
a little later.
Wheat Was arm AZ the close with
cash sc and the futures q &C above
Fridays closing prices
Corn advanced &c, rye declined sc
and cloverseed gained 10 = zoe owing
TO unfavorable crop reports
Saturdays wheat guotaticns-Cash
No. red. s27s, July opened without
change at sa0s and closed at ,2.ot
September opened al sI.s4 and ad-
vanoed TO siss No. ! white. '22S
saturdays coarse grain quotations
Corn Cash No. :. t-s7' No: 2 yell
oa,s-stAndard soiac asked No.
white. soc No. = white. 7Sc.
Rye-Cash No. J. s'i5
Reans--Imm ediAte and prompt
shipment ys25 October, $3.50
Seeds-Prime red clover. $40.
October. sli,95. als.ke. 81" umo-
thy. $3.50
Receipts in the Detroit market sat
urdAy included 1000 bills 81 -four.
cars wheat, ! OF corn and Of oats
Shipments were 1000 bhls. - four.
Stocks are $4,000 bg. % wheat $500
bu. OF corn. 10000 ou. OF oats and
$4,000 hu. OF rye.
Primary wheat receipts were asa
900 bu. against 1.o2l.0oo bu. year
ago
Receipts OF wheat Saturday-Du-
luth. cars. against ia Minneapolis.
80 cars. against 1875 winnipeg = 3ss
cars, against IA, Chicago. ils cars.
against 80. southwest, $4,000 bu..
against al. 900 bu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14
WILL
QUIT PULPIT
Rev. c. r. NIaxfeld Resigns
Passionate of Emmanuel
Baptist Church

The Rev Clarence r. MaXdeid for
nine years pastor ~ Emmanuel bap
lis, church. has resigned
Mr. Maxdeld came 90 Emmanuel
church first in Aueust 1902 remain
ing five years. and then resiguing
no a. 20 California from which state
no was brought back by Emmanuel
coneregation for another extended
past0rate.
SIR Maxfeld is greatly loved by
the members of the church which he
Is leaving. and his resignation was
accepted only after repeated at
temrts upon the part OF the con
gresa'ion 20 have him remain.
The debt on the church building
has been entirely removed during
tho last four years o. his psstorato,
the binding has been newly deco
rated thruout. and all old indebted
ness ~ any kind wiped ont Nh
NaxNeld leaves the parish with a
clean financial sheet and marked
growth and prosperity in every
branch 81 It's work His plans for
The future are not known
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14
CHARCOAL LEADS
|. ON LOCAL MART
Stock Strong With Sales At 8;
REQ Car In Good
Demand
By O'HARA. FERRiss q CO.

Saturday mornings short session
OF the Detroit Stock exchange again
brought out Charcoal common as
the leader with sales az 2. REQ Car
is strong at % to % ID Paige was
offered in limited amounts at rs.
The local motors seem little
stronger.
Fridays session again showed
Charcoal common Continental and
REQ Car the leaders. The local mar
ket was only a reflection OF the ir-
regularity In the New York market.
which was OF, particularly in the
steels. L. s Steel closing az 1872 rs.
The motors group about maintained
the same levels as the opening.
Uncertainty as TO the price fixing
program OF the government seems
20 prevail.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14
cum COPPER STOCKS
Nm lnnk rnonrCE

WV YORK. July Flour; DUH.
unsettled Pork. Unsettled ness
ffa tn..aI Lard Dull lower. mid
die west spot. ff9s00i9e sugar.
zaw firm; centrifugal 20 test. s. 80
n Gh2 muscnvadO. 50 tost S53SG
5.a0s refined. firm. cut loaf. 90. crush
I'd. $50, powdered s7.s5 ID = 20. gran
aiated 315Nns coffee. Rio No 7
on spot. et.c Tallnw. Weak spe-
cial. INC. city. tGi4c Hay. Quiet
primer $50. z 05UIf0. 80 e. 7sn
s5r, clover CTcfsI Dressed poultry.
Weak. turkeys, 1SW22c. chickens 10
~ e6c fpwls 1GI l5 i7c ducks, 20q
92t Live poultry Irregular geese.
itc. ducks. lSn 2&c- fowls. 22u2 fcs
turkeys iec BOOSTERS 1fr. chicken.
hfrIiers 2TTg5c. Cheese. Easy
state milk common 20 specials. 20n
81 ilr. skins. common 70 specials.
rrl5c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14
HOlk~eG.

remarkably mingled with grim de-
termination.
The wide open. clear eye OF Gen.
Haig British commander. ls proof
OF humanity and sportsmanship
mingled with lighting spirit.
on the other hand. the eyes or
the German leaders. according 20
Kibby's analysis. reveal brutal. In
human and unyicldlng character.
The heavy oyerhanging eyebrow
is prominent That. anthropologists
say. Is one OF the signs OF the saw
age. who belongs more 70 the stone
age than 10 the twentieth century.
Hindenhurg's. Won Bcthmann- Holl-
weg's. tho kaiser's eyes all are
Jagged. not clearly defined and
dropping They shout defiance 10
humanity and brotheriy love. They
proclaim egotistic natures and speak
for the brutal and inhuman way
their owners are waging this war.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14
Sugar Market

suears-Detrolt Wholesale prices.
Crystal dominocs. 2-lb.. tlz; 90. o-ib
ef2. Eagle tablets. tie.JJ, cut Loaf.
sfo1B. cubes. ts.tt, xNNS powdered.
lated. extra cOtrAe, 1856. DO. hne. Ia
bulk. $3.50 do. 25-lb. cottons. sSfof
crystal domino gran. LIN. and 1-ib.
cartons, ia. cases. $50 crysttl domi-
1850: confectioners a. SS45 No 4.
3as0. No. s. gst5. No. 6. $50 No q.
6438. No 3. $3.50. No. ?, tS25. No. 10,
oa1p: No. IN. ss.is: 10. IL. $50; No.
~. ss0S; No -. sos; No; is, ss0s,
Hated. $50 per 100 lbs household
Bow1.. rs. - 20 case. s24o. DO. as
- oase. 3A7t per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. July I4-H0gs Re-
celpts. 3 900: market SLOW and strong
mixed ard butchers. fi4b0 = ! 5 SO
good heavy si5tofI5 So rough
heavy. $3.50 l45Q light. 455 a
1855 pigs sil > Uit3o Cattle Re
ceiptS 100 market steady. heeves
sSs0ll4 cows and heifers. $40 y
Il 20. stockers and feeders, s. e5 u
s75 calves s9.50G tt5o. sheep Re-
ceipt- 1000. market steady, native
s. 15di0s5 western. ssRil lambs
si0IlS.T5 western. SO 1873.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

CLEVELAND. July "a -HoEs Re
ceipts. COO market 10 8i5c lower;
yorkers. $3.50. mixed. S5T5n Is IS.
mediums SIS 20: pigs st+Tf. rouEhs.
STA stays 1880 Cattle Receipts
light market steady sheep and
lambs Receipts light market steady
top. sis Calves Receipts 81 head;
market slow top. $3.50,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14
Livestock


DETROIT. July Ia.--Cattie Mar
ket dun; best heavy steers,
butcher steers $500 So mixed
steers aud heifers. sSus. handy light
butchers. sTb0Ns light butchers. SIS
o.. best COWS s150QS. butcher cows
IS SO T.5 common cows. 1915 p
SIS. Gamers. So q 50, best heavy
bulls S750GS bologna bulls. IS IS "
Ts5 stock bulls .sQs50 feeders. s.
Gs stockers ssuS mixers and
springers S5e19O
Veal caves Market dull; best
grades sI4 others. SSGl2
Sheep and Ian. bs- Market duh Rest
lambs. tl550GI6 fair lambs. si4g
IS: light 10 common lambs. 81 q ?.
yeArlings. si21t3 fair 70 good sheep.
sSTs50 culis and common. f70s.
Hogs Market dull pigs. sl45oW
1875 mixed grades. ti5.25 = 1880.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14
Ritter And EGGs.

Butter-So session ~ the board TO-
day Fridays asking price f0r
creamery Hrsts was 3Tc. with 7fo hIf
Egg. Quotations for fresh frs's.
for want ~ anything 20 change them
were the same "a On Friday WITH
sellers az 3fizc and buyers a. asa
nor dCz
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14
CUBURBAN
~ NEWS
YPSILANTI

Mrs p T . Mara and James Hall
han Of Chicago. VIII arrive To-Day -
be guests OF Mr. and Mrs John Com
nor and Mrs. Bertha warner.
De 10y Jameson has foined the
Marine corps at Cleveland.
Mrs Earl Pew Chaperouod n house
party last week Ia the Chas Rein
hart Gotta se IN Portage Lake.
Miss Jennie Darling ~ Maple-st .
rs patient in The tnlvrre.'y of
Michigan hospital In Ann Arbor
Mrs Harris Fletcher % Aigonac is
very iii with appendicitis ~ the homo
% her pa rents Mr. and Mrs. u. L
Davis IN this city.
Mrs Louise Blce Ia. returned from
a visit at the home ~ her son. ~ l.
Bice. in Detroit
Mr.. and Mra Oran Denton - oak
wood-svs.. are both very ili with
warren w. vernon has purchassd
the Bllboe residence on West Con-
Rress-st. and viii take possession
about August l.
Miss Belle vivian iaft Friday FOR
Detroit after a visit az Tie home -
her sister. Miss Margaret vivian
Stanley y Rlrhuouf i0~ai
plumber. has Unlisted in The navy AMI
II now at Norfolk Va
An old-time campwerting IA in
progress In the Geo. kiaE~r grove.
six miles west % TpsilanH Rev
George ". peters. ~ Spring Harbor.
IL In charge OF the services which
will last until July %.
q. O. Hall and J n Mccormack
| have purchased the KiuE Garage on
s. Adams-st. which has been named
1 tho Yprlianti garage Clarence Har-
| ter was the former owner.
Mlchtgan's hiitaTy board has
| formally accepted a cite on tho Chas
Arnold farm on S. Huron -rd.. for the
/ new srrnory.
Thru the generosity OF the man
aver. A NJ Renue. bcnsft enter.
| fniurnent will BE- given ThnrsdaS
evening IN the opera house. Tor th'
/ Signal corps
Percy bay 70 Eiiis-Ht. LETT Friday
/ for New Haven. Conn. where be ha'
| accepted a position az chemist witt
| the Penn Seabnard Steel cnrpnrhf Son
city Treasurer knight viii bcgIr
| collecting taxes on Monday.
Miss Albesta Ifarkness y So Ciaii
is weekend guest ~ per sister
Mrs r. Fred Wcinnann
Miss Iyeiah SPA uldlng ~ Shnftshuri
r. the guest % Miss Eva Evans
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14
Yeaas Make Big HAUL.

CHICAGO. July 1f-Yeggs bored
thru a wall into the Wieboldt Con
strucfion company's Offices early to
day. blew two safes and escaped
with several thousand dollars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14
NEW YORK pUTTrR AvD rccs

NEW YORK July 14.-Butter
Quiet. arm receipts. 80 523 creamery
extra 39c do special market. 3sA. =
loc: state dairy tubs. ~ 2 39c, imlta-
ton creamery frsts - q 351sc Eggs.
Firm. receipts. 1l.isi nearby white
fancy. a. r42c nearby mixed fancy
asa 3sc fresh hrsts. S3ia R3Sc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK

EAST BUFFALO y Y. l4-Cat-
tie Receipts. 500. market, slow and
steady. prime steers. So LIS 1880.
butcher grades. SsGi2 cows $3.50 .
$50 calves: Receipts 100 market
slow. Gull 20 choice IS SIS sheep
and lambs Receipts. 200. market
slow: choice lambs. SIS 80 b IS; Gull
% fair. fIoTls. yearlings. $40 Il i2.75,
sh~@p. S5Ii0.50 Hogs Receipts.
8 500 marke. slow. IS 4 S5c lower;
workers.. si5.50ais, pigs. SIS IS IS;
mixed 0Gis: heavy. sieGisio.
roughs. tl3s0gfA; stays. S2Gi2.50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14

A memorial 70 Betsy Ross. maker
~ the first United States flag. has
been erected I'm one Of the public
parks Ia San Francisco.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14

light. market steady heavies and
mediums, Si545d1s workers. SIS :
d15so good pigs, slt55G ais
calves Firm sheep and lambs.
Firm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14
II. S. SOCIALISTS
ARE INVITED
TO PEACE TALK

sTcCKH Din. July Special
invitation was issued By the joint
commission OF Dutch and Scandlna
Wan Socialists and the Russian
workmen's and soldiers delegate
here today urging American Social
lists 70 attend conference on
Aug. Is.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14

The following rrms are privileged
% execute orders on the exchange;
w. T. Moss a Co. Carlyle 4 Povah.;
Geo. NJ West & Co.. r. r. MaccronS
q Co. III. w. Noble & Co. p. l. Sey-
mour a Co, w. b Mclaughlin. Mer-
rill. Lynch g. Co.. ". A. Hsmlin n Co.
VIM. A. Neer a Co.. Sinclair & Couls,
Wendell. Mulkey 4 Co. VIM. II. Rose
- Co, f. X. Peiton A. Co. Joel stock
ard a Co. Bennett. Smith g. Co, w.
ID. Reilly & Co. Matthew Finn, A. W
wallace 4 Co. Lewis q. Gorton. Bel
den, Woodruff Co. Besrcr, Cramer
3 Muehi Dodd. Martin g. Co. oHara,
Ferriss a Co. webb. Lee a Co.
Sales. 10 n. nm. to, IL Noon
Char. Com-i0o at s7s. Char. Pfd.
700 at sA. Packard Pfd.--il at s5.
Highland Park State--is at 2Ss
Total saies, 329 shares.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14

Prinfing-thr plain nest kfnd-tbat
q. "A rf,t.--'rTrn~- Bob Df.--Msir 1870.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14

CHICAGO. July "a. - Opening -
wheat July. not quoted: September.
not quoted. Corn September. up &c;
December. unchanged. oats July. UP
NC; September. down &c. December
down = c. Provisions slightly higher
topened s.0A. September ~ NC
Copensd 1913. Corn September up
&c Decent Der w NC. Otas July
down &c: September up Nc. Deem
Der up &c. Provisions slightly high
er.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14

NNNNNF ~ NANi AANNNAfAAN'N ~ p" nv -
Potatoes are unsettled. but for the
day quotations are a little lower
Apples New. s775 per hu.
BsnanH. uood shippins stock.
~ 85c Qlb
Rean- nried Limas. lie 10.
ncTrics sHuckleherries. 80 90 per
bu rea rasph.rrics. "a pts. 81, black
raspbcrrics. S. per hu
CALIFORNIA; Fronts Cherries. $500
8 Peaches s. apricots. s2.7S' plums'
Cherrte, sour. 81 per bu.
Dressed Calves = Fancy country
dressed. eOr2lc; choice. isGisc; com
mon. 1GllSc H.
Fresh Vegetables Rsdishes. soc
dos. parsley. 25 soc dor cucum-
bers, rot house, SSc q 81 carrots, soc
do. cau'lnower si.la doE. cabbage
home grown, s. p per bu, tomatoes
So per cha sket crate; lettuce. 'oc ou ;
green onions. soc doE, green peas
home grown. 81 IS hu.. dollhouse to-
matoes @. Csc 10 celery, 4Sd Sac :
head lettuce lis per don squash.
Use per basket. home grown wax
beans 50 81 per bu. green beans. "
iIoosy-raccy white IsSI7o; '''
tractNd. $500 In.
Hay--Detroit shippers are paying
the following prices for haled hav IN
car lots: b Detroit No l umo-
tlss3G light roixed. ps5o9lt;
81 timothy. SIS 50uit. ~ ! mixed
titSoG IS, No. miXcc, silva No.
/ clover. sis.S0gi+. rye straw; tlo,sS
Lemons s575ass5 per box.
n ,%ss $3.50 .os, ,;,s per ,, IS water
40 zoe. albcfts. isalSs: RraIlls.
l9G 2oe' pscAns. isSlss Va; s Ss'
waInuts 55c. pecans soc 10 peanutA
rcgstrd. fancy &c: Jum~o. lfc 10.
Oranges valencias. H.Sog5 per
onIon. Texas sermudAs. usse
Potatoe. southern White. s7'S
POULTRY - Broners. s2es3e; light
We ghts. ESQ soc. No. hens. 2oG ~ /,
IEnr weights. fsff g9c. roosters. W
tte ducks 81 "a 12c geese. - q SC 10.
straw berries Home grown, SAoo y
per bu
JoBBING PRICES
Canned Goods -Appi-s sS.Ts PEI
gal. Lima beans. EI.t09l ~ corp.
fancy Maine .29e. sttndard. so:
table bets. 81 IS q l.to: peas, fancy
early June. sis5, salmon. TALL. sac;
us re5maioes. standard. 81 50 don
Gomez santos. standard. leG lsc:
medium. isa2oc fancy. 20 zsc Rio.
lsL fI5Bc. lib packages 100 2e'
IN tins. $50 aec ~
Feed Bran SO standard mid
dlinEs ss3 nre wHdhuEs. 80,
cracked corn. IS coarse corn meal.
So. chop feed, so per ton In ioe-l5.
ia Ks
Flour -neat winter patent, siS 10
second patent 3l1-0 straight. sl2 40
sprtnt patent si3 rye -four, il2 20
per Dbl Of l9s lbs. in eighth paper
sacks
Oiis Linseed oil. raw. 81 IS boiled
sIIs gal kerosene. iron barrels
&c. gasoline. 20Lc.
Provisions Mess pork $40. Fam y
pork. s4cnt3c. clear backs, 80 QtS;
hams. 2tr 2sc briskets % 4 u 25ls
picnic hams. 20T2ttsc: bacon. 81 u
Sc lard IN ticrccs. ~ nc; Kettle
rendered .3iae 10.
Hides ] cured hides. slc. No
green hides lie: No. l cured bulls.
ls5, No. green bulls lac. No.
eu-ed Vcals kip. 23c. No. ! green veal
kip zoe. No. ! cured murrain, ale:
No. green mur-ain. l. &c: No. j
Sur calt 32c; No. green CALI. SOC.
No. horse hides, s. No ? horse
hiSes. So No. tallow. isc' No. 2
tail0w, 10 To-; No. 1 HIDES, lc on.
~ 2 KIP and calf. INC OF sheep
skins Gas "a amount wcDl1, 26c nfl. SO.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14
EI.GIN RTTrI;p

EI.GIN H.. July i4-Butter: IS
tubs sold at 37hc; no change from
last week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14

The French societies Of Now or
leans have arranged 10 celebrate
the French national holiday today
on an unusually elaborate scale. 90
as 20 make amends for the three
years OF informal observance. while
the United states remained neutral
In the war.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14

This probably refers 20 the Social
ISIS Ieace conference called By the
Russian party
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14

Toledo Grain.
TOLEDO. July l3--Close. wheat.
cash t32o July s305 SEPT iis3
Corn. cash sis2 July yls5 Sept.
sii2h oats. cash = 1c July -. =.
sept SIC Dec. SEC. Rye. cash. t2i0.
Clovers-ed. cash tii.40. oct. Si212i1
Dec. Sill s7il. Alsike. August 81 20
Timothy prime. f575 Butter brick
creamery 3aizc. tub creamery. 40c.
Eggs fresh candlsd. 3sc, fancy Sc
lects 90. Hay unchanged
Night work for women IN fac
tories and laundries in Wisconsin
is prphibited by recent order 81 the
State Industrial commission.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14
Produce

The market was on a short supply
% berries for the "a turday trade.
strawberries arc nearly done. and are
poor condition. while berries OF 9TH
or kinds are simply not coming New
apples are IN ample supply, melons
are plentiful also but peaches, for
some reason. are not coming this
way The poultry market goes over
thr week cleaned ap ard IN good
shape The demand IA better for
heavy springs than FOR hens. but
there h. uo accumulation anywhere.
Potatoes are unsettled. but for the
dny quotations are a little lower.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14

Quotations BY Paine. weber 4 Co.
July ~ Open High Low Close
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-14
Boston Copper Stocks

shy Hornblower & Weeks.
ran tfl9h Low close
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31

parents. Nr and Mn v + Dickcy
at Lulesville, on th, morning oI
May q. Rev j. c Noreor. pIstr oi
the Presbyterian church there. pcr.
forming the ceremony
Many relatives ard .ricrds Of the
happy couple sere pre>eni a nj after
they lad been joined in holy wt-i.
lock mn elegant dinner Was served
and enjoyed by ail present.
The groom is bookkccpef Of the
Cape County Milling company His
parents. Mr. and Mrs William Heyde,
reside at Muscoutah. Ill The bride
is one Of the most popular young
ladies Of Lutcsville ant a host ot
friends predict and hope for them a
happy and prosperous voyage
Mr.. and Mrs. ileyde leu imme.
dia,ely on brief hone moon trip
and on returning will make their
home nj Jackson
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31

who moved to the Wright farm a
few months ago.
a crowd Of young people came
down from Glen Allen Tuesday
night on a hay ride to attend the
parcel post sale
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Of Lutesville
were guests Of friends here over
Sunday Marquand item in Fred.
ericktown Tribune.
Prof James Mccullough and wife
will leave this week for the Cape
where he will take a special course
at the normal this summer.
Mrs T. A. Caldwell and children
of Glen Allen came down Monday
and spent the night at their place
and picked some strawberries.
W. K. Brown of HornersviIle was
up last week TO look after his farm
about six miles north of town. He
says everything is moving along
nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezekiel Mabrey Of
Jackson and Aunt Nan" | all of the
Cape came over Sunday to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson Robertson and Mrs
Riley Robins
Mrs. Lydia Fowler of Sank, after
a three months visit at Farming
ton. came down Saturday to spend
a few days with her daughter, Mrs
John Brages.
Sunday evening this section of
the country was visited bv heavy
hail storm that lasted several min
utes. The hail was very large and
covered the ground.
Aunt Malinda Francis and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Charley Shell. returned
Monday from Fredericktown, where
they visited their son and brother,
Jasper Francis, few days.
A parcel post sale was given
Tuesday night in the Odd Fellows
hall Sby the ladies of the M. E.
Church, South. They also served
ice cream, strawberries and cake.
Mri and Mrs. f. 0. Wiley and
babe came down Saturday for an
extended visit with Mrs, Wileys
parents, DR.. and Mrs. R. W. VanAm-
burg. They came from Perryville
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
c. J. SrArLER has sold the CFarkton
Gazetta t. !. Il. P,nnock & Son who
will continue It's publication.
Lutesville News

Roy Wagner Of Buchanan was
here and at Marble Hill the first Of
the week.
Ad Ford of Whitewater was here
from Saturday until Monday, visit
ing friends.
Miss Eula Cole went to the Cape
Sunday to visit her uncle, Sam Cole,
and family
Mrs Lizzie Whitener came down
Tuesday to stay with her daughter,
Mrs. Troy Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Collins of Don
COLA were here Saturday and did
quite a bit of shopping.
Miss Winnie Long came down
from near Glen Allen to the parcel
post sale Tuesday night
Miss Lucy and Mrs. Ben McCul-
Tough attended to business at Farm
ington a few days last week.
Mrs. Mary f. Hahn of Bessville
visited her daughter, Mrs. Fred Ma
buce, Friday and Saturday.
W. A. Butler, cashier of the Farm
ers and Merchants bank, attended
to business in St Louis Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melburn Winters
of Glen Allen came down to the
parcel post sale Tuesday night.
Robert Kinder went over to the
Cape Saturday with Lee NanAm-
burg and returned with Frank Hop
kins.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Welker Of
Zalma returned home Monday, after
few days visit with relatives near
Shrum.
Mrs. Leroy Robertson came up
Sunday from Allenville to spend a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs J. L.
Robertson.
Miss Belle I1ickam came down
one day last week from St. Louis to
visit her mother, who lives out
toward Dry creek
Mrs. X. Schaefer arrived Monday
from ST. Louis to join Mr.. Schaefer,