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The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-08
7-H--4H-7as-.|aa44-.a-As-s-s-a HATTON ITEMS.

Mir. and Mrs. Walter Walker are the proud parents of a new son.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Winchell are moving this week near Locksburg.
 Miss Lona Harkey spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives at Nash vile.
 Roy Maloney and Kelsey Beau champ attended the fair at Shreve- port Sunday.
 Ross filii. who has been working south for some time. spent Sunday with homefolks.
 his regular appointment here Sun day afternoon at D. m
 Mrs. Anna Reynolds and son, Flu gene, of St. George, kas., are here to spend the winter with their fath- CT and grandfather B. Barnes.
 Henry Wilkins of Vandervoort and Miss Helen Smith of Hatton were quietly married Sunday at the home of the brides parents, east of town
 Mrs. Kelsey Beauchamp and chil- dren of Nanderyoort spent Sunday and Monday at the home of Mrs. Beauchamu's mother, Mrs. J, T. MalOney.
 Mrs. Nina King and daughter, Editha. who are teaching school in Oklahoma west of Cove. were visit ine friends here Saturday and look ing after tho'- property
 John Whitely has sold his prop ertv here and is thinking of leaving our town. We regret losing citi- zens like these but our loss will mean the gain of the community where they locate.
 A. Subscriber.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-08

daughter. Miss Mary. spent FFidN at their town home in Alena
 Miss Fannie Wise has secured lA Cedar school and will commcna teaching next Monday morning Mrs. |. l.. Titus of IexaFkan spent Sunday at Northyiew as MI guest of E. r. Titus and family
 Ray Austin came down iron HeaVener Friday for a sh0rl YsA with his uncle. E. r. Titus, return. ing on horseback Saturday
 Archie Griffin and Mrs zela Templeton and little daughter IA left for Iowa. where Mir, Grillln VII be engaged in railroad work.
 The Golden Rule Girls, with tbal teacher. Mrs. w. D. Durham aaa some of their friends enjoyed ! ~Weinien and marshfnallow roas Friday night. \ big bonfire va' built on vacant lot and the young people had q fine time.
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The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-08
Correspondence
HATFIELD.

 
 ! ]. C. Allen was in Mena Sunday Dug Walker was up from Cove on Sunday
 Waymon Grain spent Friday night ! in Mena.
 ]. E. Williams attended to busi- ness in Msna Saturday.
 B. Il. Barton and family mOtored up from Cove Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Allen were up from Cove Saturday shopping.
 RObt Cawhorn returned Friday from two years trip in Oregon.
 George C. Gilbert has returned from four months trip in the North
 Ed Whipple left Monday for Camp Pike to enter the military service.
 Mrs Warren Rowe returned Sun day from a week end visit to Mena friends
 W. H. Terry was over the county Friday getting his monthly cotton statistics.
 Fay Martin of Texarkana visited his sister, Mrs. M M. George Satur- day and Sunday
 James Allen of Mena passed thru Saturday enrOute to Oklahoma, re- turning Sunday
 Dr. Connally was called to Cove Saturday to assist Dr. Young set a broken limb for Steve Winters.
 Rev D. J. Weems, representing the NJ. E. Orphanage at Little Rock. spent part of Saturday and Monday here.
 Dr. Johnson reports the arrival of boy al the home of Austin Lewis last Friday and one at k T. John sons Saturday.
 Drs. Johnson, Connally and Hilton attended the Polk County Medical Association meeting at Mena Friday, going via auto.
 Mir. and Mrs. Neelie Trigg of Goose Greek. Tex, are here visiting Mr. Trigg's father. Dan Trigg, and friends in the vicinity. D. w. Barton and c. l.. Lacey were here Tuesday from Mena in the in terest of lighting system. for which Mr. Lacey is agent.
 Our lady school teachers, Misses Ola Littlepage, Pauline Dodd and 1 Ida Beavers, were in Mena Satur- day having their pictures made.
 Mrs. Eugene Blackwell came down i from Heavener Friday to visit Mr ! Blackwell. returning Sunday after noon, accompanied by Mir, Black well.
 l Eugene Blackwell w. E. Mershon, $. E. pottorH. Drs Johnson and Hilton heard Congressman Wingo ! discuss the war problem al Mena | last week.
 l Miss Anna Woods made her reg ular weekly visit to her domestic science class here Monday. She re- ports i2 classes in the county. all doing good work Altho Miss Woods has been crippled for the past two weeks, she manages to gel around to her work just tile same.
 For good sound horse sense. the good roads article in the Daily Star Of November 1. hy Miss Chloe Mat tesOn. is we'll worth reading by ev- cry land owner in Polk codnty. Noi only should il he read. but should be given the quietest and most ear nest thought Take your pencil lay aside prejudice and see if she is not exactly right. A good road means more for the farmer than any one else.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-08
COVE CATCHES.

John Rose, the efficient engineer oi the Cove Lumber Company has returned from No. 2 Mill and taken up his old position in tho engine room here in town vice II K. Case bolt. resigned.
 kelsie skinner sold his Ford lo Robt. Hunter and then traded o aouse es ana lot Tn town to Sam pigg Tor his Overland.
 Doe Iunneil is home on a yaca- flon, there being a strike in fhe oil lelqs at Mooringsport, La. and the Wofk shut down where he was at ', oscar Silvey Arthur Ladd John harrah, Howard Elliott and Misses Aita and Gladys WoOdell were a feur oi the young people who attended, lhe hIngllng Bros shoy at Texar- kama last week. o' n Miss Zula Taylor and hrothar rrteteer Taylor attended the Louisians S1ate Far at Shreveport last week MT. and Mrs. I Ross Silvev ana VI MT; and Mrs Bluford Scott wepe ai natheld shopping Monday
 o A recent letter from Arcbio A ShVey, who is in the IT 6 Nau,, as n hI,ieillan h;s nan on the U. s. $. Tacoma. fo ais ;, parents. states that his boat has Just returned from it's second vov- e 70 france, conveying soldiers ~ ti,at country and expects to make anehe aanother trip this year. and thai Doln the trips were made without ''''''ap or sighting submarine.
 philnmel
The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-08
WICkEs WAVES.

Mfs, Walter Simmer is on the sick Virgil Henry is clerking for c. H. Jett
 Ben Nucklerath is visiting home folks.
 Glen Huneate was visiting in Wickes Sunday.
 Royal Seals and family have moved to the farm.
 County Superintendent W. Homer pige was here Monday.
 Quite a number of people went to Iexarkana to the show
 Walter Patton from Kansas City Is visiting friends here.
 John Kinder made a business trip to Lockesburg Thursday.
 Mrs. Epsonshi from Dakota has come back to Polk county to live.
 Our agent sold i50 tickets for the Shreveport fair Saturday evening. We are having some nice weather and farmers are sowing winter oats and rye.
 Quite a few young folks spent Sunday afternoon at the J. Brlnkle place.
 c. H. Jett IT,, made trip to Lit tie Rock, looking after business and selling cotton.
 Col. c. H. Jett and family are gel- ting ready to go to the coast to spend the winter.
 Mrs, Bessie Jett and children from Texarkana visited homefOlks Saturday and Sunday
 Dad Cook is running a meat mar ket No need to be without pork if you can pay the price.
 Quite a few of the boya have come home from the oil fields whiie things are on the strike
 Buster Aikens came up from Mooringsport La. and is working for Mrs. w. M. Darwin.
 Gene Compton and family are moving to De0ueen. where Mir. Compton is running a truck.
 The Eastern Star ladies met at their hall Saturday evening and served supper to the lodge members. George MuckIerath went to see his daughter, who is in a Sanitarium at Sa cvnporl He reports she IS m- proving fast
 w Sumner lost another mule last week. when the animal fell into a spring and drowned He has lost a pair in the past two weeks.
 Up to Saturday evening there had been some near 275 bales If cotton ginned at Wickes. John Jett has bought 250 bales of cotton. and the other merchants have bought few Lonie Thacker. with some other bows. were playing, and one of the bows threw a small rock. hitting Lonnie on the head crushing his skull They boye little hopes for his recovery.
 Nadon
The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-08
BIG FORK BITS.

George Norton of Little Missouri Halls. was in Big Fork Sunday.
 Ivan Cunningham and brother of Mena were in Big Fork Sunday
 Ellis Morphew of Dry Creek made business trip to Mena Friday.
 Lit Abernathy has mosed onto the farm of his father. R. J Abernathy.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. V. Beck and children went t Mena last week, going in the Lilies auto.
 Remember next Saturday and Sunday are our regular meeting days at Pleasant Hill.
 The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Roberts has been ill for a week with slow fever.
 Arthur and Henry Lilies Of Big Fork took their second bale of cot- ton to Mena last Wednesday.
 Miss Mary Cox of SlatingtOn vis- tied Saturday night with her sister, Mrs. Steve Bates al Big Fork.
 Eld Tom Bates and wife of Opal visited Saturday night with MT Bates daughter, Mrs. James Rob- erts of Big Fork.
 Mrs. Lola Thompson of Big Fork left Saturday for Waters, where she will be with her parents and others who have the measles.
 W. s. Bates of Big Fork attended to business at Heath Valley Satur- day. and remained over night with his sister. Mrs. e. W. Heath.
 Mir and Mrs William J. Bates and son, Harold. of Big Fork visited on Saturday night with Mrs. Bates par ents, Mir and Mrs. s. H. Spake. at Alder
 There were two weddings here Sunday. James Pate of Mill Creek and Miss Lula Abernathy, and Will jam Coughran and Miss Vinez Fowl CT. all of Rig Fork.
 paDa's Hplner
The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-08
EGGER ECHOES.

Mrs. Eva philpot is sick.
 John Thornton made a business trin to Mena Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Borough had dental work done in Mena Friday
 Everybody remember that Sunday is the regular preaching day.
 Miss Fila Keys of Hillard spent the latter part of last week at Egg ger.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jones of Highland attended church at this place Sun- day.
 Rev. J, Y. Kelly and NJ. F. Fisher spent Saturday night and Sunday at Owens Chapel.
 John Thornton. Roy philpot Charlie Bratcher and Harris Vim berly attended the candy breaking
The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-08

ai lhe Irwin Turpin home at new Hope Saturday night A
 Robert York of Oklahoma mas hesn snenaine a few days at the home of MF. Heron.
 Rev. Gilbert of Mena preached an in ercsiing sermon at the Nazarehe cbareh sunday and Sunday night
 Yrs Ira Hilton and little son. Allen of Nena. who visited relatives here lasl week. returned home on Monday. ,to
The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-08
s---a-~-e-~--H- ----a1.1-.4--- ROCKY RUMBLEs.

Lots of cotton being glnne1 sss nsiT,
 ]. R. Ogden went to Mena AAg1lsa.. nS'ss.
 Dr. Campbell went te Aeis " day. .,oo n
 Ode Turner marketed cotton Mena Monday. lAe
 Several of our boys went v v fair at Shreeport, La. .ao,,lsr
 Rev. Jackson filled his fes''' appointment here Sunday e.,,rday
 Our school board met oasusJigs .,;nief evening and decided for "" school. a,ant-
 Our farmers are taking ad''a d are age of the fine weather anu
 making things hum. ,f tbe
 Our Sunday school IS one uro or in best. and we want all who q s.iih reach that are not connectenle ' and other Sunday schools. to con" join. ..;sior
 Ray Ogden has accepted sehool as teacher of the First spur ,,s sIsst to near Bismark. Ok, but expele'' 'and come back to good old PolA
 spend the summer vacation.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-08
BOARD CAMP NEWS.

There was Halloween party at the home of Mr and Mrs. Jude LO0ney.
 There was party at the home of Mr. and Mrs Bud Durham Thurs day night.
 Miss Annie Embry left Friday for Van Buren to visit her brother, John Embry.
 Mir and Mrs. Holder Bates of Big Fork visited Sunday with Mir. Bates brother. Jacob Bates of this place.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Bailey and children, and Feaster Bailey left on Saturday for Oklahoma to visit rel atives.
 Remember next Saturday, Novem-
The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-08
oAK RIDGF,.

Dock Bickle is making molasses for Ira Clifford this week. Our Sunday School is progress ing nicely. There are about 5 or roll and more are expected later. There was a singing at the home of Mir. and Mrs. ?. s. Schneider or Sunday night which was much en- joyed
 Mir and Mrs. Bill Waltman oi Westville. Ok. came in Sunday aft ernoon for visit with Mir. and Mrs J l.. Mattingly, parents of Mrs WoItman.
 Pet.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-08

and other points. X Mr. Lee is here as operator in Mr, Worrells place. A bunch ef young people consist ing of Dofcas and Jesse Shelton. Nina and Dolly Sexton and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Little attended literary at Eagleton Friday night.
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The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-08

Tn the Justice Court of Center "
 Polk county, Arkansas. poltoa Ed. Cox. Plaintiff, vs. Matt hV
 Defendant. o-,ton $
 The Defendant, Matt Boleon'o rolIrt warned to appear in tnls or Inc within thirty days and ailsMS ailS cax. complaint of the Plaintitl: Lp,d dsv Of
 Witness my hand this 2nn d'ip November. 1917. S. H. Smith S' Adv. ist pub. Nov. 3:
 Last pub. Nov 29. 1917. {
The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-08
DALLAS DOINGS

,,.;,, ;m,,o,lon IS nearly all out and school VII. Ia negln next Monday morning,
 |, JACK McPhetrige is down from relatives. iew uass Witn
 mrs. W. D. Durham and her
The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-08

Der 10, is regular meeting day at the Missionary Baptist church. All members be present as we wish to call a pastor.
 cchonl Cirl
The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-08
Fresh News ]!

4 shipment of Fresh Chocolates \ and mixed Candies just received.
 LET US Supply you with your toilet ar ticles. We have the Popular and Advertised Preparations.
 We also have a very nice line of Plain and Fancy Stationery in the various tints.
 We handle Kodak supplies and will have developing done for you. HILBERT H. BUTLER, Druggist. Hatfield. Ark.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-11-08
Waruina Order.

Be sure and attend the l di Ii " Sale. November 2i.-Adv. 4o ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-19

Miss Qucenie Hon. teacher of tho
school at Midland. 10 . visitor to
klamath Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. Il. Halliday and
Miss Neva l.. McReynolds Of lanxe,l
Valley are In the city for = few days.
Mrs. Mary Reed loft this morning
for her home In Doris. after spend.
Ing some time here Waiting hcr
daughter. Mrs. A. l.. l.cavitt.
Mrs. Oscar shivc aud little dauEh.
ter Helen and Mrs. VIM. lmmel left
for Stockton. Cal. Mrs. lm.
mel will join her husband there. and
Mrs. Shivc and Helen will 20 on after
few days to spend the holidays In
San Francisco. and thcn to Los An
Eelcs to spend sevcrs, months.
Mrs. l.. N. Davis. who has resided
In klamath county for a number of
years. arrived last night Tor . few
days visit with Mrs. Nate Otterbcin.
Mrs. Davis 10 on her way to spend
Christmas with her mother at Foster.
In the Willamette Valley. and will
take her mother back with her to her
homo In Oakland whom she returns.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-19

Davs Shook, . prominent raneher
Of the Dairy District, ID II the county
seat for . few days.
Albert kuhnhausen. one OF the
Tuls Lake homesteaders In the Malin
section. 10 In the city for . short time.
John Sheppard. 4 well known farm.
or Of the Pine Grove district. trans
acted business In the county seat to.
day.
Mise Mable Martin and Mrs. O. l..
Carter left this morning for Reddins
to spend the holidays with Mrs. Ar
thur Llvermore.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-19
SUIT FOR COLLECTION FILED

The sum OF 9970 and costs Of the
action ID asked BY Frank II. McCor-
mick In . suit aled yesterday In the
circuit court clerks once against w.
L. stroasld.
II ID alleged In the action that meat
wss sold BY the plaintiff TO the de-
fendant In October Of this year to the
amount Of e9o3.sS. on which only
$SS.SS has been paid. 4 claim held
hy one Herman c. Kurt against the
defendant. amounting IN $3.50. has
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-19
Moving Pictures


Bessie Barriscals stars In the Tri.
angle play. wooden Shoes" . quaint
story Of Holland life. which will be
presented at the Star tonight. A
$4,000 Dutch village. with canals
winding among the windmilis and tile
rooted houses. was erected for the
production. which was directed BY
Raymond n. West. A company OF sev.
cray hundred players. including pop
ular Triangle kiddies. appear In the
street scenes. while Bessie elattsrs
about In wooden shoes selling flowers
to the tourista Later the action
shifts to Amsrics. where Bessie meets
an artist for whom she posed back In
the Netherlands.
. . .
HAVING laughed with Taylor Holmes
In his famous stage characterisations
you cannot help bpt enjoy his work In
his nrst Essanay comedy. "Eniciency
Edgar's Courtship." taken from the
story Of that name which appeared In
the Saturday Evening Post. See him
at the Temple tonight.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-19
STEAMSHIP MEALS REDUCED

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. ls..-Mcals
on toard trans-Paciac liners are minuc
many Of their delicacics as a result
Of the food conservation campaign.
The steamship companies have enter
ed into the movement to curtail the
consumption Of meat. sugar and fats,
and TO serve more Ash.
In view OF the fact that the govern.
ment controls every steamer and sail.
Ing vessel Of more than $500 tons. Il
II expected that the campaign will be
effective. The companies themselves
are said to be doing all they can TO
aid the plan. while the passengers ep-
pear to be complaining but little.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-19
LONG NAIL ROUTE IN NORTH

DAWSON. Y. r.. DEC. is'-l.S:
Canadian Royal Northwest mous .,,
police and several Indian su'a' .,
ioavs here about January ist 10 as,.. ""
thru the sesly Pass Of tho Ho.I
Mountains 10 Fort AcPhers'"'
Arctic Ocean. 80. .
rio Dawson expedition VIII e."w .,
rail Tor the Arctic patrols Tn'' ..,.s M
return In Narch. It 10 hopso. ~.
news iof vlibjslnur stefsn.:oe'
only explorer now In the A'M'e'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-19

J. W. Bedford. who has charge oi
the timber on the klamath reserva.
tion. is down for q few days on bust.
ness from the klamath Agency. He
10 stopping at the white Pelican
hotel. tt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-19
also been assigned to plaintiff. who
" represented by Attorney Charles r.
Stone.
TRANSPORTATION TROUBLES
ARE UP FOR INVESTIGATION

WARRINGTON. d. c.. Dec. IT,
An Investigation BY the Interstate
Commerce Commission's rscommsn-
dstions for solving the railroad trans.
portation di6lchltiss hes bssn ordered
by the senate on the motion Of ssna.
tor cummins. The committee will
meet during tho coming rsesss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-19
For.Hin
Safety Razors

We have al Of the well known razors
such as Gillette. Auto-Strop. Gem and
Ever.Ready. Ask to see the new ser.
vice sets" - in leather and pieslin
cases.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-19

DANCE ON WEDNESDAY. lsth
At shippington hall. Come early and
stay - long % you like. Have Q
good time. Good music. l7.3ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-19
TOO LATE 70 CLASSIFY

L0eT.-one short 3.yesr-old red
hsifSr sad calf. branded II on lett
hip. slit undsrnsatk each ssr. Notify
n. J. Hilyard. Klamath Valls. 1e.3ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-19

We havo tho largest sock Of rubber
heels ID tho city.
10 MODERN SlIOE STORE. :.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-19

D. Wilson Of Red Bluf Is a Klam.
ath Falls business visitor.
w. r. Hisiop Is registered at the
white Pelican from Portland.
n. Temby Of Spokane is In the city
looking after matters Of business.
l.. n. Wilcox IL here for a short
time from San Jose, Calf.
Mildred Fessenden of Merrill is In
the city for a few days.
I. J. Straw Of Odessa Is In the city
on business.
Bert Tompkins Of Martin Is in the
city on business.
L. A. Tuttlc OF Lorella Is spending
q few days In Klamath Falls.
Ed Chiloquin Is here for a short
time from Chiloquin.
George Bradnack Of Doris Is In the
city for few days.
Mrs. Harold r. Crane Of Chiloquin
10 shopping In Klamath Falls today.
W.NH Anderson and family have
moved to ChiloQuin to make their
home.
w. J. Morrison was among the
train arrivals last night from Port
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Edmonds and
II. l.. Swift Of Olene are In the city
for short time.
Anna Jones. Vivian Jones and Mrs.
c. U. Snider Of Lakeview are visitors
to klamath Falls.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-19
Shaving Sets

Silver and nickle plated stands, With
mirror, brush and mug, from $3.50 to
So. Shaving mirrors from $l.s0 to S..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-19
For Her
Ivory Goods

We have the best brand Of French
ivory on the market. Brushes, combs.
mirrors, hair receiver, puff boxes. and
all other toilet articles, in this most
popular material.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-19
OPEN EVENINGS

Como In and let 10 help you solve
your Christmas problems.
TOMBSTONE FURNITURE co.
lS.6t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-19
Fountain Pens

Both Waterman and Conklin-and
both are good. Prices $3.50, $3.50.
$500 and $500. Points fine, medium
and coarse. We have special pen for
left.handed folks.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-19

Hawaiian guitars make daiaHy
Chrsstmas Gifts. Best assortment,
reasonably pvited. at 6hsplseed's. nest
d0Or lss,stOllCe. lS.3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-19
Dearest Public:

They are going? What? The
wheels Of fortune. Also out cut glass.
thermos bottles. hand painted china.
wrist watches. diamonds. Lavallieres,
links and travelling sets for men and
women.
The newest thing. Mother OF Pearl
China.
Ivory and silver ware. the largest
stock we have ever had.
Everything must be sold. 20 II you
are looking for the best Of . bargain.
see 10.
McHattan's. at sos Main street, be.
tween Sixth and Seventh.
Bee our windows before you buy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-19

Standard Ore Insurance policies n
Standard eompaaiss Oh Standard
forms. Zee Chilcots. II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-19

Our perfumes are Of first quality"
Mary Garden, Djer Kisa Garden Clio.
and many others. Prices from $3.50
to $1,000 per bottle-fragrant to the
last drop.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-19
Hulnie1ors

Some fine humidors-metal lined
with perfect moistener. Keeps cigar,
fresh and fragrant. If "he'' uses tn.
weed. one of these will please him
Prices $500 to $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-02
W1TFRBURY

News has been received by Frank Cal
lahan of the death of his son, Timothy,
in Canaan, n. H., Saturday of compiled
ton of diseases. The deceased was born
in Constable, y. Y, in 1856, the son of
Frank and Ellen (Maekey) Callahan. In
1908 he was married to Kathleen Leary,
by whom be is survived There is also
one sister of this place. Mrs. Nellie 81
monds, who has been with her brother
for week; also half brother and half
sister, Frank II. Callahan of Duxbury
and Mrs. William Start OF Bakersfield
His father is living and on Christmas
day was ~ The deceased had worked
for many years in Hartford, Conn, but
had recently lived in Canaan. The fu-
neral was held from that place at 8
o'clock Tuesday morning. The brother,
Frank, has gone to attend the services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Irish, accompan-
led by Dr. G. S. Bidwell, took their son,
Raymond, to the Heaton hospital yester-
day, where he was operated upon for an
abscess on the leg.