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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-05
East Chicago
Her People and Occurrences

There Will be but one hour of public
worship at the Methodist Episcopal
church. corner Of Barring and Chicago
venue on next Sunday. This will be
at 10:f5 a. m. at which time Rev. Geo.
Il. Jones Will speak on the subject.
Contrary Winds OF Life" The Sunday
evening worship has been dispensed
with because of the fact that Rev.
Jones goes to Veedersburg. Ind. 10 de
liver the baccslaureste address for the
high school there at the evening hour
which he had agreed TO do before he be-
came pastor of the church in East Chi
cago. Special music will be furnished
at the Sunday morning service. A
hearty welcome Will be given TO all
who attend.
The program to be given al the First
Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow
morning is as follows:
Voluntary Selected
Vivian Williams.
Song. 20 Day OF Rest and Gladness"
Wordsworth
Congregation.
by the Pastor
Anthem. sons of the Mighty
II. Keyser
Choir.
Scripture ---Responsive Reading
THE Gloria Congregation
Scripture Lesson-------Mark, 6; $3.50
Offertory Selected
Vivian Williams.
Vocal tspeciaD --Selected
Sermon --"Contrary Winds"
Rev. Geo. b Jones.
Song. From Every Stormy Wind
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-05

The embroidery Club will be enter
tanned by Mrs Y 5. Reiter at her home
in South Holman street Monday after
noon. The member viii meet al one
o'clock to sew for the Red Cross.
Attorney l.. l.. Bomberger will speak
at the meeting of the Equal Franchise
League Monday evening at the Central
school. His subject will be The Consti-
~tutIonal Convention.
There Will be n meeting OF the Lake
County Humane Society Monday even
ing at the Central school
Between four hundred and five hum
ored people crowded the Lincoln school
building last evening for the final
meeting of the Parent-Teachers Club Of
the Lincoln school,. testifying 20 the
need of an auditorium in that district
for it's meetings. The program was
given progressively. each room con
tributing TO the entertainment with
recitations. songs. folk games. and
tableaux. Attorney D. G.. Atkinson.
chairman Of the Home Gardening Asso-
citation gave a brief address on Gard
ening." To Miss Lula Symmes, prin-
cipal. and the teachers who had the
program in charge is due the credit for
a very profitable and delightful meet
ing. Herbert Laurence and John
Powell ushered and the guides We're
Mrs. william Lowery. Mrs. Charles
Laurence. Mrs. j. Walker and Mrs. c
Smith.
A pretty wedding will occur tomor-
row afternoon. Sunday. al the home of
Henry p. Beckman, 4S Highland street.
when Miss Bertha E Beckman and
Arthur C. Borman of Cleveland are
united in marriage The Rev. Thee
Claus. pastor of ST. Paul's Lutheran
church will oriciate. Miss Beckman
has been the honor guest at a number
Of charming functions following the an
nouncement OF her engagement. Mr..
Borman formerly lived in Hammond
and both young people have a large
circle Of friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathews or S51 state
Line street announced the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Ruth Mathews.
TO Floyd Conway of Chicago at a small
gathering of friends last evening. The
wedding will take place at the First
Baptist church Wednesday,. June Goth.
The w. s. II. Club was entertained
by Miss Dorothy VAIL on Thursday
evening. Music and dancing were feat
ures of the evening and We're followed
by a two course luncheon. The follow
ing Members were present: Helen and
Lillian zasada, Helen Steinman. Minnie
Sect. Emma Nickle. Helen Nowicki,
Isabelle Scott and Dorothy Wahl.
Miss Elizabeth Talcott whose mar
rage to Albert Administer Of Amos Col
lege. Ames. Ia. will take place June
nth. was the honor guest at a delight
full luncheon followed by a kitchen
showed given by the teachers of the
wallace school yesterday in the do
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DIED FROM

steve ~Camanadas. - years old. COS
Madison street, Gary, died from injuries
received at the steel min Yesterday. at
the Steel Corporations hospital. Funeral
services viii be held from Williams &
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-05

Marshalls chapel Sunday afternoon.
with burial al Waidheim cemetery. Toll
lesion.
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TRUST
& SAVINGS BANK

At Hammond. Indiana. in the State Of
Indiana. AT the close of its
business on May L, 1917.
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GRIFFITH

Sunday evening viii be the last OF
the series Of special meetings. being
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156.
PUBLISHED STATEMENT
TRUST COMPANY
8. sheerer. rresIdent.

Geo. r. Sheerer. President.
T. Ruczkowski. Yice-President.
Paul b. Lipinski. Secretary.
Paul Il. Lip5nski. Treasurer.
Condensed statement of the condition
Of The
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-05

to the belief that
the merchant is FORCED TO ad-
vertise to get rid of SPURIOUS
GOODS.
Other folks read the ads. out
OF CURIOSITY once in awhile
after they have finished every
thing else in the paper. They
think the ads. are a NECES-
SARY EVIL that can be IDLED
OVER.
Then there is the GREAT
GROWING THIRD CLASS. the
people who make it their BUSl-
NESS to read the ads. with the
COMMON SENSE purpose OF
KEEPING POSTED on COM
MERCAL EVENTS.
The COMMON SENSE read
ers OF this paper. we happen 20
know. are in the GREAT MA
JCRITY. They are WISE.
IT you have been SUSPICIOUS
or CURIOUS join the RIGHT
THINKING THRONG AT
ONCE.
Make IL your business TO BEN
Eft YOURSELF by WATCH
ING the ads. leg LARRY in
fhe COMMON SFNS7 Way
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Miss Elizabeth Talcott whose mar
riage to Albert Administer of Amos COL
lege. Ames. Ia. will take place June
18th, was the honor guest at a delight
full luncheon followed by a kitchen
showed given by the teachers OF the
wallace school yesterday in the 40
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-05

H. NJ. JOHNSON. Treasurer.
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Enlist In the
Army of
Common Sense.
BY MOSS.
SUSPICION.
.LaTA-ss-


~ Curiosity.
Common sense.
Some folks still
j e the ads. in
[ b e newspaper
with S SPI-
CION. They cling
To the hpliaf thnf
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Of the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Mathews OF 55I state
Line street the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Ruth Mathews,
TO Floyd Conway of Chicago at a small
gathering of friends last evening The
wedding will take place at the First
Baptist church Wednesday,. June goth
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-05

Miss Irene Brusel had the Sigma
Delta Phi girls as her guests last even
ms and with them entertained Miss
Dorothy Gardner. a student at the
Northwestern University. Tn colors
were red. white and blue and the deco
rations were very attractive and pretty.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-04-12

ed the road petitioned for by I. Fl.
Cook and others of Seward town
ship, reported fayorably .thereon, and
thereupon granted the prayer of the
petition and ordered the road therein
described to be opened, designating
the same as township road.
The board, having previously. view
ed the road petitioned for by A. G.
Mutt and Others of Fargo township,
reported favorably /, thereon, r and
thereupon made an order opening
said road described in said petetion
to the public, designating said road
as township road. 1t was further
ordered that the sum Of $500 be
paid to M. Olson, the amount of dam
ages as appraised by the board as ap-
praisers, on account Of the opening
OF said forty foot road on the half
section line on part of5the north side
Of the southwest quarter of 4s33.S1.
The fee reports of. the Register Of
Deeds, Clerk District Court, Probate
Judge and Sheriff were sexamified
and approved. .anibliud ioodos
The resignation of w. J. Penning-
ton, Justice Of the Peace Of Fargo
township, was presented TO the board,
and on motion was accepted tnsw
The resignation of R. L. Neff, JUS
ltice Of the Peace Of Fargo township,
was presented, and on motion was
accepted. ui1t gssnisuG 8 no
There being no other business on
file, the board adjourned. 1sj1aH
.Eb1uss r1a12ABEgK. STOUFER,
7d0'a County Clerk.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-04-12
AMERICA FIGHTS
pMdQ FOR HtlNANIfSY

T+~ hfFftT fIISHOGflhNII
Washington and his ragged con-
tinentals fought for liberty and for
the free exercise of free institutions
dating back to the days that .insur-
gent Britons wrested Magma Charta
from tyrant king.
jackson, Decatur, Perry and other
heroes OF the Second War of hide
lpendepceS fought for freedom of the
lseas and to retain the privileges
that had been won during the eight
years OF revolutionary struggled
Scott and Taylor and the men who
went with them to Mexico City obey
ed the promptings of Americas man
Iitest destiny and fought to enlarge
the area of freedom and to yindi-
fcate the spirit OF Americanism, 4
A. Grant and Sherman led the armies
Iof the Union in defence of the re-
puDlic and added new millions of
1reemen TO the citizenship OF the re-
puohc, saving the country and free
dom Oh opportunity to the men OF to-
day' ", vel
| haw'oh, Smarter Mines apd FUN
SION ieu 'he armies OF the republic
iii'o ioreign iahos, mot ior aggres-
sion against weaker nations Dut to
secure iiDerty ana enlightenment fol
popuia''ons sun SUBJECT TO tyranny
Inc young men Oh america are
AGAIN eaiieu 70 arms ne repuon e
iisn's once more ana as Always III
'he past aea'hs. CASTE tyranny op'
preston ana privilege ana rights foi
'iDr,'y anu democracy :.
nv nc sfea' war no" In progress II
laNuse " 'he Reop'e against 'h'
s.o~hs " 'hs wof% ~ Trump
VI "ei"'any "ouiu mean .he uea'n "
.'D =, e su''e'S VI s'e s'ne'
MN assS'''oi'Sh ue'noeraes i9S ar Ah'
EaHseS'Is,.2. gd. asyfg. -g.5ahsslI
Al TINS nour Oh duty TO the repuo
iie' " iioerty' TO humanity, ana u
uehoeracv every ireemen' must az
MS part wan power must y pea
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-04-12

Clyde R. Commons, attorney,
Fr0gner case ....-..... 800
1T. s.. Locke. March salary -...s-......s.
/ county treasurer ............. 91.66
Paul w. Light &, Co., coal for .
paupers,. March b.sY.l....oe, 5000
Lockwood-Hazel, county sup "a,
plies q. .l3d. al5 !9A 1870
Geo. S.Smith & Bro, county w51 8
supplies ,;,.,,,.,.,,.,..aai1 1915
Geo. S. Smith, M. D., two
quarters salary, county
nEhealth officer d.---G...lL ....l.. 100. 90
Geo, S. Smith, M, D., attend-,u sed
paupers i9fG o24,5o
Myrtle E. Melvin, six days,
clerk hire, county assessor 1900
register Of deeds 5@ 7..,.. @r!D7i $500
IT, j. Roberts, supplies eoun- y1n0o2
W road ....-......aaA... s--.G -lg.n $40
Chas NJ, Tucker, salary, clerk .,,,y
Z district court, LIST quarter 225. 90
Liberal News county print '12i09
| % ing. 79g..-aM 1..,gIg@ .ds.A. All 24y90
Hutchinson ~, Printing Co.,eyoina .
|, county supplies for county
f attorney 'oa @9I1oM 80. GA
CuW. Finley, salary register 511om /
| ol of deeds, 1st quarter -..s.. 10000
arry eyerseeias poor f,;f''. 5000
T. G. Hubbard, salary jani- 7''V'
house . li0m.l....a 27.5O
G. T.. Light March salary a5-'d
\ county attorney and di-" i-Y
| Yorce proceedings a1......-- 1880
10. E, ,Dobson, sheriff, March ...3
oners and mileage -. 22s:2e
Eagle Mer. Co., March mdse "a,
for paupers ,,.- -. ... p 1885
u. w. Campbell, p. j., salary 'I'
1st quarter, less fees III. 154.7E
VIM. Stuck, county road 80
work -.-,-.--,....-----..--,..,-.- 3.O(
Craig Lumber Co., coal for .l
paupers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Axe
Star Grocery Co., mdse for
| paupers ,,,.....,.,,........,,..~.... I'll
H. d. Massoni, county road
work ....a.a... ~. .... 24.SC
Ernest Lewis, coyote bounty Loo
M. Olson, damages Mutt road $500
III. D, Massoni, county COM ,.J.
| missioner salary and mile, a.'I'
age %.aa@a ,a.a1 q. az 1926
Liberal Light Co., light for " ''hs
court house and Jail; LIST bH.W
la1quarters ...s....o-".......... $3.50
R. P. Swartz, deputy sheriff 4..u
fees .r. 5.5(
A. B. Fullmer, March salary
county superintendent $780, 66.6t
Nv. W. Antrim, county COM
| missioner, March salary,
/ mileage and auto hire -. 23.9t
~. F. Fuest, county commits hffs
sioner, March salary and Is
mileage ....-..,,,,,--... "a. ....,..s 1921
ID. c. Wood, j. p, costs State "
VS.. Hockett ................... 17.6!
d. c. Wood, J. P, costs State ,ao
VS.. Aldrich s...............A.. 1913
The board, having previously view
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.s.s.s.- sss'.ssae ss--ssf--a
A DAY IN JAIL
GO X FoR Ry c4oYNTTEFN g1P
lowd Judge Sentemed@Kdnsas
sCity Deiecff0e Who Would
~-Not-Testffu:--~---'

| Red Oak, Ia, April 4.-J. N. Will
kerson, private detective of Kansas
City, Mo-, recently was sentenced to
Jail for twenty-four hours by Dis
trict Judge E. 3. Woodruff FOR con-
tempt of court. sWilkerson refused
ito answer questions in connection
with a grand jury investigation Of
the seven ak murders at Villisca. Ia.
! five years ago. The detective has
been investigating the murders for
two years. t7 ,HasIi1
j. N. Wilkerson was the detective
who worked on the Byers murder for
a time. He caused the arrest of Clint
Henson, who was later released, at
tempting to force a confession from
him and listening through detecta-
phone to conversation between Ar
chic Sweet who Fas convicted, and
sHensen +GlobsAk sGJ ~ Az
\ May Webster is here from Wichita
visiting friends.
! s910tG ylso0T0 odT
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-04-12

TO YANewspaper IN
Republican or Independent location.
Western Kansas county seat prefer
red. Must be bonafide and worth a
good mans time to go into. No little
fellows considered. L. P. L., care Of
Box 159, Liberal, Kansas. NJ
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
Office of the County Clerk, Seward
OF County, Liberal, Kansas, April 2
The Board of County Commission
ers met in regular monthly session.
Present, j. F. Fuest, Chairman; w.
W. Antrim and H. D. Massoni, men,
bers of the board; G. L.. Light. Coun-
ty Attorney, and Abe X Stoufer,
County Clerk.
The following claims against the
county were audited and allowed and
warrants for same ordered drawn on
the county treasurer for the various
amounts as shown by the claim regis
ter:" b9nIDJs1 npI3 HlHs+ ~
D. G! Wood j.. p, costs State .b sr
VS.. Wagner ....I.....!..A...-.-$ 5.05i
w. H. Graves, witness fee
State VS.. j ohnson !............. 800
G. E.. Barnhill,, witness fee ~
State VS.. Johnson -. -, 800.
Andy Mitchell, witness fee '1''
State VS.. johnson .y.........1 800
Earl Meade, witness fee State jHsj
VS.. Johnson ...,.,..,,..,,,..,.,,,, 1.5O1
Eldon Dudley, witness fee
. CsosNa. fcs a1piiiiooh r-r---r---E--- |I osOO
Byran Frances, witness fee,
State VS.. johnson ..... 1901
Clerk District Court, steno- .'qf
,grapher fees ,.....,,o..4....-. 400
ID, G. Wood, j. p, costs State a.,r, \
VS.. Cortez ......................... 22.1OI
City Treasurer, sewer tax ~. ~ 9.36i
G. II. 1Bulah, Judge 1916 ele- - 81
tom End ward 9-,..............l,4 .81
H. w. Lane, five days baliff n.,l6snl
district court ...................... $50
G. NJ. Waters, Judge election sd1
1916 1st ward .r,.g,.,..,,r,,... 4.5s
Abe X. ,Stoufer, March salary
county clerk ln ........... 49,. 91.66l
Abe X. Stoufer, part salary .su11
county assessor 1...h..,...,...... 10000
Harry Fuller, coyote bounty. LOO
Ernest Woodward, coyote
bounty g 19ol AMI 1.OO1
t. " Harvey, coyote bounty 200
Fred Odneal,s coyote bounty G1.0o
F. t. st. Aubyn, coyote boun- s75dl
W --.----.-----.-....-.---..---...- Z.UU
Tom Thompson, coyote boun-
ty .L9LL.oA. u. Lk.s.. S..33La n 100 |
Fred Odneal, coyote bounty Loo
Herbert McNabney, coyote o '.iU
bounty -...-j.........................a LOO /
Ernest Woodward, coyote M u
bounty ...l..;.. ........,...... LOO
I. V. Harvey, coyote bounty 100
pers A..A....................../ 1850
W. E. Wilson, mdse for pau aiI
Yost case .....................!..i LOO
Matte Zimmerman, witness 4
Mrs. o. P. auckland, witness
Yost case Observation-Disclosures. LOO
D. A. Harris, witness Yost 33oI
case Observation-Disclosures. LOO
VIM. McNabney, witness Yost nv
case Observation-Disclosures 100 4
Geo. S. Smith, NJ. D., exam ID 3aGt I
ming physician, Yost case 500
A.. l.. Knisely, NJ. D., exam-u GdT
ming physician, Yost case l6.0O
6. L.. Light, attorney Yost W. nE
case NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 500
Geo. S. Smith, M. D., exam . 3spDJ
ming physician, 9Frogner case b.0OL
A.. M. Morrow, M. D., exam 9A doiaf
ming physician, Frogneri 10 .isd
7 case t-io-.-I...-.52.. sAa .ya.. -zasa 300 4
~. agaI Atr .fNA so4rpL ... f.-4Gf
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CHURCHES
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
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Our Easter services both morning
and evening were well attended. Al
the regular Sunday school hour the
smaller children of the Sunday school
gave a splendid program which was
very appropriate for the occasion.
The Sunday school offering of the
morning amounted to. more, than. s 40,
which was taken for the benefit of
The National Benevolent Associa-
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May Webster is here from Wichita
visiting friends.
Sharp County record., 1917-04-06

will pasture horses at 81 per
month and cattle at so cents per
month each in my pasture of $50
acres, located three miles west of
Evening Shade John Wilks.
DR.. B. R. woodward, who has
been in BateSville for the past few
months, was on Monday found to
be under the influence of drugs,
and his condition was such that
Sheriff Lawrence Ruddell placed
him in Jail. An effort will be made
to have him committed to the state
hospital.-Batesville Daily Guard.
Tax Collector J. H. Kirtley left
Wednesday morning for the North
ern District. He will visit Hardy
and Williford before returning here
and give taxpayers of those sections
another opportunity to settle their
bills with him. Mr.. Kirtley reports
tax collecting further advanced
than last year at the same period.
WANTED - Strawberry pickers
at Judsonia, Arkansas, two cents
per quart paid for picking, families
or large parties will be furnished
houses or tents, picking starts about
April Is, and lasts for a month.
For information write W. c. North,
President and Mgr. of the Judsonia
Fruit & V. G. Association, Judsonia,
Arkansas.
Sharp County record., 1917-04-06

A. W. Cochran left the latter part
of last week for West Plains, Mo-,
to deliver his Ford car to a pur-
chaser there. Mrs. Cochran and the
children have spent the week with
relatives at Ash Flat.
One of the heaviest rains that has
visited this section in many days
came Saturday night. In the early
hours of Sunday morning a violent
hailstorm occurred. The rain wash
Ell farms and gardens very badly.
DR.. Uz Finley, the veterinary sur
geon of Zion, was here a day or
two this week and vaccinated a
number of hogs against cholera
while in town. He reports having
done quite a good deal of this sort
of work lately.
Sharp County record., 1917-04-06
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Notice Ia hereby given that |, Neil Sullivan, as
Special Commissioner In Chancery. will on the
3ist day of March, 1917, between the hours pre-
scribed by law for judicial sales, sell to the high
est and best bidder the following property. situ-
atod In the Southern District Of Sharp County,
Arkansas to.wit Lot |, Block l, jackson
Square. Cave CITY, Arkansas, Said sale will be
at the south front door Of the court house In the
town Of Evening Shade, Arkansas, and 10 pursu-
ant to an order and judgment Of the Sharp Chan
Gerry Court for the Southern District at It's No
yombor term, 1915. wherein j. Proctor Eason was
plaintiff and j. A. Lamar ct al were defendants
In a cause then pending In said court, wherein
the defendant. J. A. Laman, recovered Of the
plaintiff In the sum Of $4,000.
Terms Of saloi Four months credit and vend'
or'a lien retained on the property for purchase
money,
Given under my hand M such Commissioners
this 25th day Of February 1917
Nell Sullivan,
Special Commissioner In Chancery
Sharp County record., 1917-04-06
Rid of the Torment
of Rheumaiisn,

send mo Foley Kidney Pills. am
badly done up with rheumatism and
they aro tho only thing that help
mo-" A. J, Walsh, Snoffols. Colo.
rheumatism Ia stubborn as q mule
.--it hangs on like loeeh--wears out
your tfongth-worfiee you with pain
--drogB on your vltality--depresses
your mlnd-aGreots your healthi
Don't lot Il hang on youl Don't glvo
M 70 itl Don't overlook Foley KID
ney Plllal For they work directly on
tho fldnoys--tono UP and strengthen
thom TO tho perfect action that Keeps
uric acid out OF tho blood, and clears
AWAY tho cause OF rheumatism, lum-
bago and stlft, swollen, aching Joints
Begin now, today, and soon you Will
ngnln bo active and FREQ from pain.
Mr., Walsh Winds up his letter 10 ua
by sayingi "t consider Foley Kidney
Pills the best have ever used, and
] have tried several different rem-
edies," Your druggist soils them.
Barnett-Wasson Drug Go.
Sharp County record., 1917-04-06
Had Trouble Four Or Five Years.

Many people suffer from bladder
trouble when they can be quickly
relieved, w. j, Furry, R, F. D. g
Salem, Mo, writes: Il was bother.
ed with bladder trouble four or five
years 1t dave me a great deal Of
pain, | took different medicines
but nothing did me any good until
| got Foley Kidney Pills. Barnett
Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1917-04-06
. A Word To Mothers

There seems to be more than the
usual number Of children suffering
from measles, whooping cough and
other childrep'S diseases this spring.
Do not neglect any cold, for cold
weakens the system and makes a
child liable to attack of more serious
ailments Foley's Honey and Tai
relieves coughs, colds and Group
Barnett Drug Go.
Sharp County record., 1917-04-06
CAVE CITY PARAGRAPHS
DR.. 7. n. Rodman Of Newark Is Marri-
ed To Miss Ethel MCGEE.

M. D. Barnett of Poughkeepsie
was here few days ago selling
fertilizer.
DR.. E. D. Johnson, the dentist, is
making some notable improvements
on his residence.
| L. S. Nichols. the machinist, was
at Grange last week doing repairs
on some sawmill machinery.
George Wann, a good citizen Of
Scott township, was looking after
some business here Saturday.
Ed Shaver, " h o is attending
school here, spent Saturday and
Sunday with relatives at Grange
Walter Phillips and Westel Will
liams of the Sidney section were
business visitors here a few days
ago.
Rev. j. W. Due preached very in
teresting sermons at the NJ. E.
Church Sunday, morning and at
night.
Willie Miller of Nelsonville, who
is attending school at Imboden, was
here last week visiting his young
friends.
Albert Gray has very lately trad
ed his bort automobile for a Ford.
The trade was made with Bates
vile party.
A very heavy rained visited this
section Saturday night. A very
considerable amount of damage was
done to land.
A number of our young people
enjoyed a singing Saturday night at
the home of X. D. Aldridge, a mile
and a half out of town.
Motto Lathum, who for some time
has resided near Reeds Creek, has
moved to Cave City. He has en-
tered the normal term of the school.
Judge and Mrs. W. r. Horn and
their son, Conway, were here from
Hardy last week visiting relatives
and friends and attending to some
business.
Prof. J. W. Taylor, Homer West,
Fred Gay, Marvin Andrews, Tom
Brown, Claude Mason and Make
Allison were at Little Rock last
week attending a meeting OF the
state teachers association.
DR.. T. N. Rodman, a we'll known
physician Of Newark, and Miss
Ethel MCGEE, one Of the most popu-
lar young ladies Of Cave City, were
united in marriage Tuesday night,
the ceremony being performed at
Batesville, Very many friends OF
the bride and groom here will join
the writer in wishing for them
much happiness.
Sharp County record., 1917-04-06

W, C. Snow left the first part Of
the week for WilIiford to look after
business interests a few days.