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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. I. H. Stanley, worthy matron
of Meredith chapter, o. E. s., of this
city, has been invited to Eads to in
stall the officers of the Eads chapter
in January.
John Smith shipped a car load of
cattle to Denver Tuesday of this
week. Smith says that it is not a
violation of the food conservation
rules to ship meat on meatless Tues
day.
E. G. Downs, a former resident of
this city, but now living in Penrose,
where he has charge of the newspa-
per at that place, was here a few
days ago visiting friends. He was
the guest of Judge and Mrs. A. M.
Brenaman while here.
D. E. Bone transacted business in
Pueblo last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. w. T. Curry went to Denver
last Friday to be with her mother,
who is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Shockley were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
E. Mast last Sunday.
Mrs. Ray Cook is quite i'll with
la grippe.
Mrs. Fred Beagle has been enjoy
ing a few days In town with Mr..
Beagle.
Mrs. A. F. Enyart visited relatives
in Arlington this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Mast and little
son, Joseph, went to Pueblo Wednes-
day for few days visit.
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lnty Bills Paid'

..dinss of the board Of county
tssioners of Crowley county In
4, session December ;. 1917:
.starv Annutv
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CATTLE AND SHEEP
IN ARKANSAS VALLEY

The bureau of markets is keeping
check on the numbers Of cattle and
sheep entering certain we'll defined
areas where these animals are being
Rocky Ford, Colo, show that on No
vember 81 there were on feed in the
Arkansas valley 128,281 sheep and
22.561 cattle. Below are listed the
sections in the valley, together with
figures showing the numbers of cat
tie and sheep moved into each
for feed. Up to November 27
none of the animals that have been
shipped in have been shipped out so
the figures below represent the num-
hara m foodA
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In compliance with the foregoing
call for special meeting OF stock
h olders of the Twin Lakes Reservoir
and Canal company, and In pursu.
ance Of resolution of the, Board OF
Directors and the bylaw require
ments of said company and pursuant
to the statutes of the State Of Colo
rado, notice is hereby given that on
the 22nd day Of December, 1917. at
i o O'Clock q. M, . special meeting OF
the stockholders Of The Twin Lakes
Reseryoir and Canal company VIII
Be- held at the once Of the company
Is ordway, Qolorndo, for the purpoee
81 consi6srinS md setting np0a 81.
teusSoa I'D reNeea1 of the' 'oofp potate
sris1snee = ~ cc.gasly - J. Z! z
~ q SiS. llsS 7 Z iss' & 1 a. a.!
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Estate of Charles H. Leighton.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Estate of Charles H. Leighton.
No. SO.
Notice is hereby given that on the
seventh day of January, A. D. 1918,
the undersigned will present to the
county court of Crowley county, Col
orado, his accounts for final settle
ment of administration of said estate,
when and where all persons in inter-
est may appear and object to them,
If they so desire.
Notice is also hereby given that
application for the determination of
heirship of said Charles H. Leighton,
deceased, has been made and that
the court will on said date hereinbe-
fore mentioned, OF at any time to
which the hearing may be continued,
proceed to ascertain and determine
who are the heirs Of the said Charles
H. Leighton, deceased, and as such
entitled to inherit any lands, tene-
ments, hereditaments or other
property, real or personal. con-
stituting all or a part of the
estate of the said Charles H.
Leighton, deceased, and enter de-
cree accordingly, at which hearing all
persons claiming to be heirs at law
Of said deceased may appear and
present their proof.
CHARLES r. LEIGHTON,
Administrator.
First publication Dec. 7, 1917.
Last publication Dec. %, 1917.
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o. f. s. ELECTS OFFICERS

At the meeting of the Meredith
chapter, o. E. s., Thursday night Of
last week officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
Worthy Matron-Mrs. ]. r. Dan
nelley.
Associate Matron-Mrs. William
Broadbent.
Secretary--Mrs. M. E. Bashor.
Treasurer-Mrs. M. T. Nelson.
Conductress-Mrs L. l. Giffin.
Associate Conductress-Mrs. E..
w. Cleverly.
Worthy Patron-Al H. Thomas.
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transaction of all bnsiness in connec-
ton herewith. as may be necessary
or desirable.
Dated at Ordway. Colorado, No
vember 10th, 1917.
3. ]. SMITH, Secretary.
Twin Lakes Reservoir & Canal Co.
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SPECIAL
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

To the President and Directors of
The Twin Lakes Reservoir and
Canal Company:
We. the undersigned, owning or
controlling more than ten 10) per
cent of the entire capital stock Of
The Twin Lakes Reservoir and Canal
company. do hereby request you to
call special meeting of the stock
holders Of said company, to be held
at the office Of the company, in Ord
way. Colorado, on Saturday. the
twenty-second (22nd) day of Decem-
ber, A. D. 1917, at 1000 o'clock
a. M. for the purpose of considering
and acting upon an extension and re-
newal of the corporate existence of
said company for period of twenty
(20) years from the fourteenth
14th) day Of June, A. D. 1917, and
for the transaction of all business in
connection Herewith as may be nee
essary or desirable. That this petit
| tion shall be embraced in and con-
stitute the call for said meeting.
Ordway, Colorado, November 10,
1917.
Stockholders No. Shares
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BAPTIST CHURCH

Lords day services: Sunday
school at 10 o'clock; preaching at II
a. m. and 1880 p. m. Prayer meet
ing on Wednesday evening at 1880.
Members are urged to be present at
all meetings. A hearty welcome ex-
tended to all.
HARRY S. HAMMANN, Pastor.
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W. H. CHESTER MOVES

w. H. Chester and family have
moved to the o. g. Bacon farm q
mile and three-fourths east Of Sugar
City. He has the place under lease
for three years. His son, Everett,
will be associated with him.
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I9pewritr ribbons for sale ~ n
New Era ONCE. 70
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-10
the old Ford which is driven b

town the old Ford which is driven by
the chief knocker of this establish.
ment has bucked. When Ringlings
were here some years ago the old
thing almost refused to come back to
town after visiting the circus grounds.
1t continued to buck and snort fol-
several days after the circus outfit
had gone. If it goes to bucking again
this year somebody will get a chance
to buy an 8-year-old Ford for about
two-thirds the price of a new one
The new ones, be it remembered.
have to be broken in, whereas this old
thing has twice crossed the Rockies.
has climbed the peaks in the Black
Hills, has gone rough-shod over the
Bad Lands of South Dakota, has
wrestled with the gumbo when 1t was
wet west Of Fort Pierre, and has got
into about al 1.-The scrapes that a We
hicle of its stripe could get into and
has got out again. A new one costs
about $500, s1aid down, in Watertown.
This old n could be bought for
$685. 8, standing up, il taken at once.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-10

lack Byers, OF AItamont, was a
caller here Sunday.
Tim p. Phelps is away this week
on business.
L Gump was a business caller III
W~atertown, Saturday.
Mrand Mrs. r. n. KIuckman. ot
Watertown were callers here sunday
Miss Ruth Shinnick spent Saturday
and SUNDAY IN Waterfowl with rela.
tives
Mary Graen war q passenger to
Watertown, Tuesday.
Mrs.R q. Meisel. DC Watertowr. il
spending q few days here, with rela.
Friday, May Nj. and Mrs. j. 81
Rarpl celebrated their tenth Wedding
annisersazy. number 81 their
frteuas were entertained IN TIA eve.
ning
E31kh Byera and xtsa.NofANex1rUH1rss
Nm Ri Cor their hons after spend,
ins sw days hers VIM relatives
uump M Nsry araen spen,
Ialk Eidsy calilnESc friends ~ Good
~ yohn R1hr MI, busi,ss.
ens A. MSasrfoSn BatnSy
orist gpent dsya
- g@eek 81 wEts1tQwn nns
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-10

Roosevelt will be permitted to raise
his proposed division or divisions to
go to the scene of conflict.
Having entered the war we should
take our part earnestly and man.
fully, and do everything in our power
to hasten the end and bring about a
victorious peace.
"The presence, on the battle front
of Col. Roosevelt, an ex-president OF
the republic and one of the foremost
citizens of the world, with an expedi.
tionary force under the American flag
would have a most inspiring effect on
our allies and SO on the outcome OF
the war and would give an impetus
to the cause OF democracy and free
government that a not be overesti-
mated. The country in this extremity
is entitled to the benefit of his inspir-
ing influence, his dynamic patriotism,
his unquestioned prestige abroad as
well as at home.
"The wachword is or should be.
Every n in the place he is best
fitted for and no one doubts that
R~oosevelt's place is on the firing line
at the head of the fighting men who
would rally to his call.
The Spirit of Service.
Finally the demand of the hour
is for the spirit of service and of
sacrifice, of self denial and
ton for the common veal, or deyo.
ton to duty and loyalty to country and
the flag. There should be no bitter.
ness. animosity or i'll will. In the
language of the president, we shall
= y . conduct u operations as bel
ligerents without passion and our
selves observe with proud punctilio
the principles Of right and fair play
We profess to be fighting for
with malice toward none, with
charity for ALI, pursuing the right as
God gives us to see the right, let us
meet the problem of today and pre-
pare for n emergency that may
arise"
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-10

tertown Saturday.
Kate Fredle. of WATERFOWL, was a
visitor here, Sunday.
J. A. Ries and family spent Sunday
here calling on friends.
Albert Turbeck spent Sunday with
home folks at Altamont.
George>O. Olson, of Watertown. was
a business caller here, Sunday.
Lenora Ham spent a few days last
week in Watertown, shopping.
Mrs. Joe Lindner and Anna Schwein
furt spent last Sunday in Gary.
MI. and Mrs. Joe Bauer were callers
in Goodwin, Sunday.
Mrs. P. Schlosser and daughter.
Abbie, spent Sunday here with rela-
tiyes.
Eugene Heckathorne left for Mo
bridge, Tuesday, on business.
The cheese factory is now under
way, i. q. Kuhn having the contract
for building 1t. The building is to be
completed by the first of June. Geo.
A. Blanchard has been elected super
visor of the factory.
Don't miss the big dance here on
Thursday, May 10th. Middleton's or
chestra.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-10
: MES. Carmi Johnston returned
home Friday night, after spending a
week with friends at WATERFOWL.
HENRY.

Mrs. l.. w. Smith returned home
Monday night from a three days visit
with a cousin in Wallace.
Mrs. Ginther, Jack and Leland Han
son We're passengers to Waterfowl
Monday.
Otto zamow,. of WATERFOWL, Sun
dayed at the Clegg home.
Lewis Ensteness came Saturday
evening and visited at the Starkweath-
er home, returning to Reville with
his wife and baby Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Evans, of Elrod.
were Sunday guests with Mrs. Evans
folks.
Leo Smith returned Tuesday morn
ing from a couple days business trip
to- Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dalton and
son left Tuesday morning for ther
home in Ivanhoe Mimi, after a couple
weeks visit here.
Mr., Page came Friday evening from
Waupun, Wis. to visi his brother,
who is quite low.
Ella North came from Watertown
Sunday and visited Until "Wednesday
morning with her young friends here.
Leland Hanson went TO Redheld ana
spent Sunday with home folks.
Mr, and Mrs. John Aldous visited
relatives in Henry. Sunday. she ala
.-1 5H2E.IZ ExsH- dESSE NMTrE1E
return home until Monday nigh.k.
Mrs. Graham IL enjoying 4
Visit rom her mother, Mrs Arthur,
of Streeter, Illinois.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-10
WALLACE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Campbell visited
at the Otto Andree home Monday.
MT. and Mrs. Julian Faehn and Mr..
and Mrs Dan Groves were Sunday Wis.
TORS at the j A. Groves home.
MT. and Mrs Chris Huppler ana
daughter, Alice, called at the Carmi
Johnston and ]. Groves homes sun.
day.
Mrs. Herman .Haugen is reported
very M At this writing.
Allison. Margaret and Minnie Johns.
ton were Sunday guests 1T Dan Mis-,
bets Miss Margaret renamed there
until Wednesday and returned Vii
Maggle who finished her term ~
scoaoi Wednesday at the Nisbet dis.
trict.
Miss Ida Kirkeby IA expected hone
aBrfday from Luther hospital Il M.
tertoNln.
ne Erain that VA sowsd abo1t I
month ago 4 Just making Hi anpSSr
ance. dne M thA past I'M nics dsy1,
Georgs Faick and wift callsd {
Andr66n gnnday.
Mr.4atkus ths Wafkins
canyslslns thls Vicinity III M
Observation-Disclosures 81.
.nlAkSlg sNkols routA n. ~
hEs9ssS S9% 6&HSF%
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-10
Mothers Sunday at
First M. E. Church

Mothers Sunday will be observed
with appropriate exercises at the
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
morning. The pastor, Rev Gay C
White, will preach upon the theme
"Shall the American Home be Pagan
or Christian?"
Several members of the Junior
Church will assist in the special music
at the morning service.
In the evening there will be a pub
lie installation of the recently elected
officers of the Epworth League.
Also at night Mr.. White will preach
upon the subject "The Mind OF Christ
and the Mind Of the Christian
This subject is of timely interest
ara is likely to arouse more than Or
binary attention. Mr.. White studied
for several years under the late Bor-
den Parker Browne, of Boston Uni
versity, perhaps the most eminent au.
thority in mental and moral philosophy
of his day. The mems chorus will
sing at the evening service.
The Epworth League will provide
appropriate decorations in the audi
forum for the special installation
services.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-10
Gov. Frank M. Byrne
Says We Must All
Preparefor Sacrifices
Continued from Page u

for an ideal; not for self or prestige.
but for the yindication of the pripci-
pies OF justice and for enduring peace.
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M'MECHEN

Thomas Lukstc. foreigner. arrested
a, the car barns Wednesday evening
with one more quart than the 1ost
amendment permits. Was handed the
minimum. two months in Jail and 4
fine of Sl0n and costs. when arralEneo
in Justice Lewis court. Lukisclc was
taken. into custody by Deputy Prohiol-
ton Commissioner Thomas Sharp.
Ions star lodge. No. ). PEthian SIS
tcrs. will hold 4 business meeting TINS
evening in thr lodge headquarters in
tn. McMechen building.
Mrs. Eump and children lett ycSter-
day for Clarksburg. where they Will re-
side Mr. Gump has been located IN
Clarks burg for the last several months.
The Ladies' aid of the CHRISTIAN
church held it's regular all-day meet
ing yesterday III the basement ot the
church.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Harold Rufton. Of
Cleveland. o.. spent the Fourth here
Tho guests of relatives.
Miss Sadie MuldDon has returned 10
her horne in By"Svillc. O.. after visit
with friends here.
The work Of removing the big OBJ
Structlou on the NArrowS road. south
of the city. is progressing nicely. n
number of charges Of dynamite were
exploded yesterday in removing large
stones.
Miss Merle Fitch. Of Grafton. Ia. Is
the guest Of McMechcn friends.
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Prominent Attorney
To Address Druggists
Eugene C. 5rokmeyer Will Speak at
Banquet to Be Given in Hotel
Windsor Monday.

Hon Eugene e. Brokmeyer. prom
iutnt corporation attorney. the nation
al legal representative OF The Natio nal
Association OF Retail Druggists and the
National Wholesale Druggists Asso.
citation. has wired his acceptance OF
an invitation to speak at banquet to
be given at the Hotel Windsor Mon.
day evening, July =. At $50 o'clock.
The retail druggists who attended the
recent annual meeting OF the West
Virginia State Pharmaceutical assocla-
lion at Deer Park and who were for
tunate enough TO have heard this eio-
.quent attorney speak. are behind the
movement and are enthusiastic IN
their praises Of the wonderful grasp OF
drug situation possessed by MIR. Brok-
never and are therefore very anxious
that every man Interested in the drug
business shall hear the wonderful way
he has of presenting the startling
facts as they exist At the national cap
i,al. Every druggist. both wholesale
and retail. in the Ohio valley, has been
invited 10 be present and bring the
ladies. To date about 40 or 80 have
reserved plates for the banquet.
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na~vood Hriof1,

M md Mrs. William Hardy have re-
turned "a their home in Moncssen. "a:
after visiting with Mrs. Mary Marshai'
Of Main street. .h.,~.I
,bsir RESIDENCE from Main street t.
Miss Agnes Nolan Of McMechcn stree
has returned to This city AFTER Flsitlns
at Elm Grove.
heeu visiting AT New Matamoras, nave
returned To- their home on water stFee'.
Rev. Father r. NJ. Schooner mas re-
turned from Il visit with friends at ftts-
burgh. 49,, -, ,,,M.,,,
street are visiting friends and relatives
III Cleveland.
Mr. an,l Mrs. charles Evans: who have
been visiting friends In the Moundsviiic
camp grounds. returned I" 'he'r nome UT
Main street Yesterday; ,..,
lanes Rrenncn Of Water street 1911
last evening To spend two weeks at tn"
Great Lakes.
John srecht. for i've years employed
in tho Offices ~ tho Riverside water
works. hns resigned his position.
Miss Carrie Roscoe nf High street Is
Visiting friends and relatives AT Glen
dale
Harrv Sanders Of Marshall street r.
improving after an illness.
Miss Elizabeth Whalen ~ DIVISION
street is TN" sllcss OF friends in War
wood.
Mrs. Henry l.nscns Of Main street j.
the guest nf Miss Kate White OF Pitts
burgh
Miss Sarah Wcadman Of High street
is spending II few days ut C1arksburE.
Miss Carrie Morris Of High street Is
visiting with friends nj Warwood.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Wartnsky OF Sixth
street have returned to this city after
visiting with friend: ut Glendale.
John Specht left last evening for M
extended eastern trip.
Colonel Pollock owner OF the Greater
Rutherford shows. was r. business vist-
tor in this city yesterday.
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SHORT
CREEK USER IS
FOR WENTWORTH
MRS. CORA GRAY TELLS HER
DRUGGIST 1.-THE MEDICINES
A WONDER."

As Mrs. Gray's husband Is a mail
carrier and as she sometimes helps
him in his work she Is thoroughly
known In the community.
Coming from so high source, the
following from Mrs. Gray will fix the
attention of a large number Of read
ers. Observe that Mrs. Gray signs
her name 10 her endorsement:
Il have used one bottle Of Merry
Worth and want 10 say 10 my friends
| THINK THE MEDICINE is A
WONDER. Was nervous and couldn't
sleep. No appetite. Weak and hardly
able TO do my housework. Everything
in the way Of work was hardship
In the morning wished 1t was night
Had no ambition. Was suffering with
bloating, gas. etc. One bottle OF Merry
Worth eliminated all these troubles.
MRS. CORA GRAY.
Short Creek. ". Va.
Raer's. Pharmacy sells Wentworth
in Wheeling and your dollar back II
the medicine doesn't help you.
Wentworth is sold at Mingo juno.
ton by Moore Bros. Martins Ferry
by Ralston & Parker: St. Clairsyille
by Patterson & Sons: GAINESVILLE BY
Hilles- Bros: Cameron by Cameron
Drug Co.; Sistersville by C.. r. Disque;
New Martinsvlle by Hornbrook's
Drug Store: Moundsville by J. H..
Beam Drug Co.. Bridgeport by SelbE
E. Reed (Dent Pharmacy: Bellairo
BY Dankworth Bros: Paden City BY
Morgan Bros.
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ONLY TWO VOLUNTEERS


Svttl4I DIspatrh n The IhttIESencer.
WASN'T Notion. Pa. July Just
two Washington high school boys an
swcrGd the call NJ County Agricultural
J. NJ Mckee for volunteers To- work on
the farms IF III" county. whrr" they
arr badly needed. y further meeting
will be held. ~ which time il is huped
to have the boys. NIL nf whom ar" under
draft age. Interested Washington
county farmers hav. asked. fer 100
helpers. They are needed lmnrhlatrl%.
as wheat is rireuing and the hay har-
vest Is also near.
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tim The sai! act was ratified nv majority nt the
'usS last ssih election and thereby making Inc
said sn efficient part Of the Law governing street
Improvements >a;d tnNu. which act duih"rHt' "'h
Team Issue and sell hands /" iay fq street I'm
pt,rIrf-ntS ant Ir pEilnu Of special SHs"S-inei$ ~
b~ mad" PROPERTY ahutuc np'n III" >'t""'> an"
ail",s i'hr,I and :!Is hnnd = issued f' Inv
puT,a'>r gt,i. In strict conformity ~" uhh''
si hr ,iI,uc # anu IN sll respects in siric c"ml'
an'r nth sail Acts II ihr Legislature ana III 'Hr
laws - the State IL West Virginia. not IN 'nhIh''
with said
And II ia hereby certified rsciIed and ~aH'h'en
that all things grs and conditions required Nv Jaw
charter Eight pf the Acts NJ the Legislature ~ tue
State ri WrN Virginia FOR the year i'ns anu Nv 'no
law. q. West Virginia IN conflict with sal" act
- happen and Ia. done aud performed T'Trien' u"
aud ia tho iESuacc II this bond III "r'et !" mAhe
he same a valid and binding "bEhii"n al eHl' '""'
h.7c happened and hrrn properly done anu pef'""'u
IN regular and due form and time AZ required Nv a"'
that tho total indebtedness Of the said town. h'iui
inr this tnnd does not exceed any CONSTITUTIONAL
statutory charter limitation and that hh" p"'''
ion. hare been made for the levy NJ an annual ny
sufficient IN pay interest thereon when uhn anu ui'
charge the principal thereof at maturity.
N TESTIMONY WHEREOF Tho Town nj hd7"oNn
by crl!-r ~ It's Council has caused this Bona !" no
ssnrd in is corporate hv ns MAYOR and roul-
t-r,icr.d by It's Recorder and the corporate seal OF
s.ld Town 10 herolntn affixed. and each interest,"
rnu,.nn attached hereto II he executed hr aNt1ins
thereto the Autographed facsimile signature "t us
Recorder gs OF the LIST dav Of September. III
IL. Town ri Edrw"nd
isesl.) BY -
Msyor
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rnlisvsd OF Pocksthook.

Yesterday morning While shopplnE n
stnro In ReIlaire. q young woman WIN
Il Visiting relatives on Main street: dis
covered that her pockctbook, containinE
papers and money. was gone; o snc w ,
apnarrntiy, did not show much interest
in the matter The chief Of police, whom
she Wy later called. promised to make -
wide search. No word has as yet been
received from him.
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FRANCHisE NOTICE

Not.o, L. hereby tycn tAAt Ssdef sfSxid0 o. IN
erd,o.nos srantsd b. Ths Bossd q CAAi1sahS
= The Count, OF Ohio. 70 IL Whaling 3 - Grove
Railroad Company. which ordinances Uas ps3A u.
c.nber u. 1897. And hscans effective q y 't'
Al, az January, lssI, the ssld Board q cOaAisaen-
~. ~ al. County Of Ohio, viii O u N ~ oil
Jul, 1911. &C. upon IN snnds,.as - ~ faseAase
,,,,,,hn, II. Wet Vrrilis Trsetina 4 Rsutsas Co0.
,.ny 70 change The locsuna Of IL t1aen 70 us Md.
Is Of The road frop . culrert On u NsnoaA Aoao
mar Csal Pl.cs 70 the Town Of IA 0fsTa
THE BOARD or COMMISSIONERS or ZHH coUN-
TT OF OHIO.
Pr1ddsnt
Il C UNDERWOOD.
te-o-sn A
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Praise for Colonel

Friends wish attention calIed 70 w
M ,,,e, nraise for helping to decorate River
side park for the lawn fcte given on tn*
evening Of the Fourth The colonel. n,
lover Of cyclists. did not give his name
TO the reporter when interviewed attcr
tho decoration.
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v a.ntI.znsn Of Leisure.

There are still q Few GentlemeH OF
leisure in tho city of Benwood who nay"
liz ..Son:t have to work" spirit VIII
thev be pleased to have the sheriff pay
them a visit?
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friend. AZ her home ON BogSs avenue IN
honor Of her guest, Miss Hilda Erck. Of
baltimore, Md. Games and music pre-
ceded a dainty luncheon.