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The Carlisle independent., 1917-06-21
Local Happenings

Mir. and Mrs. J. r. Gillespie were Little Rock visitors Wed nesday.
 A. N. Hollingshead and F.. M. Williams were Lonoke visitors Friday.
 A large supply of Triumph seed potatoes just arrived at Mann & Humphries. . Mr. J. R. Roman made a busi- ness trip to Lonoke Monday af- ternoon.
 J. H. Griffin and son c. R. was in Beebe on business Monday afternoon.
 Sand, gravel. crushed rock, cement, me.-The Arkmo Lum- Der Go. 50.tf
 J. c. Griffin and family of Hickory Plains were in the city Tuesday afternoon.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Reed and family visited in Piney Woods neighborhood Monday.
 Screen doors, screen cloth, screen material-The Arkmo Lumber Go. 50-tf
 Mrs. J. W. Hutson who is talk ing treatment at Little Rock, is reI orted as getting along nicely.
 Bring your electric fans to the Crescent Garage to be clean ed and oiled. 52-tf
 Mr. E. B. Roy and wife and son, Billy, and Mir. J. c. Harvey were Lonoke visitors Sunday afternoon.
 Mr. M. A. Morrison of Route }, was in town Tuesday and made the Independent office a substantial call.
 Rub My -Tism-Antiseptic, Ano- dyne-Kills pain, stops putrefaction.
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 Mr. Lloyd Robertson of Car lisle and Mr. French of near town were business visitors to Little Rock Monday.
 Mir. A. N. Hollingshead and family spent Sunday at Stutt- gart the guests of the family of Mr. H. B. Allen Sickel.
 No. 666 will cure Chills and Fever It is the most speedy remedy we know.
 Slit
 Mrs. S. T. Northcutt. of Wat tensaw is visiting in Carlisle with her daughters Mesdames J. H. Griffin and J. T. Burnett. 
 Do you get up at night? Sanol is surely the best for all kidney and blad. der troubles Sanol gives relief in 24 hours from al backache and bladder trouble. >anol is a guaranteed remedy. 35c and Sl % bottle at the drug store Adv. 52-tf
 Mir. and Mrs. $. P. Pearson, and daughter, Rena, and MT. and Mrs. Otis Reed and daugh- ter Bessie, were Oak Grove visi tors Sunday.
 Mir. J. c. Harvey of St. Louis, a rice broker was in the city Sunday the guest of Mir. E B. Roy manager of the Arkansas State Rice mill.
 Misses Letha Scott and Gene vieve Bacus returned Monday from a visit with friends and rel atives at Cabot. They were ab- sent for several days.
 When you have the bachache the liver or kidneys are sure to get out of gear Try Sanol it does wonders for the liver, kidneys and bladder. A trial 35c bottle of Sanol will convince you, Get it at the drug store. Adv. B If
 Miss Nell Morrison accompa- nied by Miss Loyse Burnett, c. R. Griffin and Walter Fitch spent Sunday afternoon in the country at the home of Miss Morrison $ parents.
 The little child of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cochran died at the family home near town Monday morning. The family has the sympathy of many friends in
The Carlisle independent., 1917-06-21
THE BOOSTER CLUB cHAUTAUoUA.

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is HERE WITH MRS. MARY
NICHOLAS
ARE VISITING MRS. ALEX.
THORNTON

Mr.. Louie Asbury and sister. Miss
Nancy. of Denver. on their way home
from visit with relatives in Lead
vile. stopped off here few days ago
and will be the guests of their cousin.
Mrs. Alex. Thornton. at S12 South
Second street Tor week or ten days.
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lris NOW CAPTAIN srEARMs

Former Lieut.. Cuthbert P. Stearns
of the Fourth United States cavalry.
who married Miss Jessie Peabody OF
this city. has been promoted to cap
taincy by the War department and is
now adjutant of the cavalry division
of the army stationed at Schofeid
Barracks Honolulu Hawaiian Islands.
His advancement in the military serv-
ice is pleasing to his friends here and
elsewhere.
AT MAYO BROTHERS HOSPITAL
Mrs. William Staples received word
today from Rochester Mimi. that Mr.
Steples, who is at Mayo Brothers hos
pitai. underwent very serious sur
gical operation there last Monday and
was doing nicely. The message was
from Mr. Staples and he stated that
he was doing quite as well as could be
expected under the circumstances and
felt very much encouraged over the
result of the operation.
DOVE SHOOTING SEASON OPENED
The dove shooting season opened
on Wednesday of this week and
number of local nimrods. most of
whom are past the acceptable age for
military service. ventured forth into
the surrounding hills in quest of the
luck,ess pigeon. The dove killing sea
son will remain open until August
31st. The season on sage hens also
opened on Wednesday and it will be
the peril of any of these birds that
sportsmen may scare up within the
next two weeks. The season for
shooting them closes September first.
LEFT FOR Ell PAso WEDNESDAY
NIGHT
Mrs. r. E. Hines. nee Miss Ethel
Gibson, and little daughter. BETTY. of
Ell Paso, Texas, who have been spend
ing the summer here visiting the for
mer's parents Mr. and Mrs. d. E. Glib
son, at 907 Greenwood ayene. left for
home Wednesday night. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Hines grand
mother Mrs Mary A. Smith. who will
visit for a short time at Ell Paso and
then go on to Bisbee, Arizona where
she will be the guest OF her son Fet
Smith who is engaged in the lumber
business there. Mr.. D. Z. Gibson was
also member of the party going to
FL Paso.
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MONDAY
GUEST At BOWLER HOME.

Mrs. J. Z. Cummings and two chill
dren OF Ieadviile are visiting at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Joseph Bowler
on Rudd avenue.
RETURNED TO DENVER TODAY.
Miss Bertha Osborne. who has been
the guest OF Miss Esther Konkei at
the Methodist parsonage. 1908 Green
wood avenue. for the last three weeks,
left for her home in Denver this
morning.
VISITING IN CRIPPLE CREEK.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chetelat and lit.
tie daughter left last Friday for a
several days visit with relatives in
the Cripple Creek district. They are
expected to return 10 Canon City on
Tuesday.
ARRIVED FROM IOWA SATURDAY.
DIR. and Mrs. Brackner of Iowa ar
rived last Saturday evening and will
remain for some time in the enjoy
ment OF a summers vacation. DR..
Brackner is nephew OF l.. W. Eel
ter They have taken apartments for
a several weeks stay
WILL GO TO THE cuNN.soN.
Mrs. Sam Bash and son Harry, Mrs.
r. +. Herman and daughter Louise
and w. A. Chapson will leave by auto
mobile Tuesday morning for Elkhorn
resort on the Gunnison river. where
they will spend week or more in n
camping and fishing outing. The trip
will be made. in the Bash car.
POSTMASTER COOPER HOME.
Postmaster Clark Cooper. who un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis
at Minnequa hospital in Pueblo two or
three weeks ago, returned home Sun
day night to complete his GONZALES.
cence. He was accompanied back to
Canon City by his son Howard. He
stood the trip very nicely.
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to take the pastorate Of the Free
Methodist church on Griffin avenue.
South Canon. and is now in charge of
the work there. He succeeds Rev. NJ.
v. Whetzell. who has temporarily, at
least. retired from the ministry and
will give his attention to his orchard
and ranching interests. Rev. ANS
paker was for one year pastor of the
Free Methodist church at Fountain.
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TUESDAY
VISITING IN PUEBLO

Mise Marjorie Merriam and Lucille
Smith are visiting in Pueblo for a
week with friends.
QUEST OF MISS EDNA RAY
Miss Ada Hodgson OF Kevanee.
Illinois. Is here a. the guest OF Miss
Edna Hay for three weeks.
CLASSMATES ENJOY VISIT
Miss Beulah Grindie. who has been
the guest OF Mas Ruth Berriam for
several days left this morning for her
home In Colorado Springs. Miss
Grlndie and Miss Merriam were So
rority sisters at Greeley.
KENNETH COMBS AND
IRA THOMAS RETURN
Mr.. Kenneth Combs and Ira Thorn
ns. who have for the past two months
been employed with the Empire Zinc
company ut Rod ciin. Colorado. re-
turned to Canon City Monday evening
for n little vacation before school b.
gins.
SPENDING VACATION HEHE.
NJ. HaIloran. general yardmastcr OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad company's
lines In Chicago. 10 spending his an
n,iai vacation with Canon City reia-
lives In the hope OF obtaining relief
from an attack OF hay fever. Mr. Hal
ioran has numerous friends here who
are pleased to renew associations with
him.
L. c. oERLAcH RETURNS.
l.. c. Geriach has returned from
Sparta, H.. where he was recently
called on account Of the death OF his
mother. He spent nbout two weeks
visiting with brother sand sisters and
oid.time friends.
Mr.. Geriach says that Illinois farm.
ers have a great crop OF wheat thiS.
season and are growing rich. >
RECEPTION FOR OFFICERS.
A reception In honor OF csnon
city's ofhccrs recently commissionsd
at Fort Riley. Kan. was held at tho
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. W. Irish.
7ls Greenwood avenue. Monday af.
ternoon. The occasion furnished an
opportunity for their son, Cadet wy.
not n. Irish. to make the acQuaint-
ance OF our new officers. Cadet Irish
ieft today to resume his work at the
United states military academy. He
goes BY way Of Minneapolis. where he
will visit. . few days q hss old home.
reporting At wcst Point on Aug. aiss.
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FRIDAY
MRS. GEORGE w. BETHEL JR.
HOME

HOME
Mrs. Geow Bethel Jr.. who recently
underwent surgical operation at
Minnequa hospital for appendicitis.
returned home Thursday night from
Pueblo to complete her convalescence.
ARE VISITING Mr.. AND MRS. w.
n. BLAND
Mrs. Harry Foster and two sons OF
Finley. Illinois. arrived here recently
:or visit with Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Bland and family at BIS Play avenue
in Harding's addition. Mrs. Foster ID
a sister of Mr.. Bland's.
sALIpA PEOPLE VISITING IN
CANON
Mrs. B. F. Caviness and two chill
dren. Howard and Lula, of Salida. ar
rived here few days ago and are
the guests of the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Stambaugh. and Mrs.
]. NJ. Jones on River street
VISITING MRS. ). N. JONES HERE
Mrs. Halle Triplett of Pueblo. is
visiting in Canon City this week as
the guest of her mother. Mrs. ]. NJ.
Jones. and other relatives. Her hus-
band. W. F. Triplett. has gone to Red
Cliff. Colorado, to take employment
and she expects to Join him there in
a short time.
WILL LEAVE FOR KEokUk
SATURDAY.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rau of Houston.
Texas. who has been visiting here for
the last three weeks as the guest of
her son, c. II. Rau. wife and little
daughter at 424 Pike avenue. will
leave on Saturday for Keokuk. Iowa.
where she will spend some time with
friends before returning to Houston.
Her daughter, Miss Anna Rau who
accompanied her to Canon City. left
for the east several days ago.
REV. AND MRS. cHAs. L. DEAN
VISITING HERE
Rev. Charles Lemuei Dean. former
pastor of the Christian church here.
and now minister in charge Of the
congregation OF the South Broadway
'hristian church in Denver. accom-.
panied by Mrs. Dean and daughter.
Miss Dorothy. motored down fron
Denver On Thursday for short visit
with Canon City friends. They will
leave for Colorado Springs Saturday
morning en- route home.
HOME THURSDAY FROM RoUTT
COUNTY
I Dr. c. II. Wiikerson and Lloyd Egg
bers returned home at noon on Thurs
day from motoring and fishing trip
to points in Routt county. They visit
ed Or. Wilkinson's cattle ranch near
Toponas. as well as Gypsum and some
of the lakes in that section Of the
state. They report a pleasant outing
despite the almost daily rains they
experienced during their absence. The
trip was made by way OF Glenwood
Springs.
NEW PASTOR OF FREE M. z.
CHURCH
Rev. Albert Amspaker. late resident
Of Fountain. Colorado, has come here
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MRS. SWAN sReT noMe SUNDAY.

Mrs. Emma Swan or Carthage, Nc.
mother OF Mrs. Fred J. Pennington.
who was recently operated on at the
Red Cross hospital in Saiida for can
Ger. was brot back to Canon City on
Sunday and is at the home Of her
daughter at 516 Pike avenue. Mrs.
Pennington. who accompanied her
mother to Salida. returned with her.
Mrs. Swans conditions is such as TO
be source Of anxiety 10 her friends.
PicNickED AT BARNES CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bash. son Harry
and daughter. Miss Bessie, with Mr..
and Mrs. Z. Z. Hermann and daugh-
ter Louise. Herman Loehr. Mr.. and
Mrs. Uptegrove. Mrs. C. J. Fredrick-
son and daughters. Misses Ruth, Hiida
and Dorothy. Mrs. Clarence Bald
ridge. Harold Smith and VIM. and Paul
Rabsahi composed party that pic
nicked at Barnes City on Sunday.
They report a very pleasant days
outing.
WILL VISIT DENVER AND ESTES
PARK.
Miss Ruth Fredrickson. Miss Bessie
Bash and Miss Blanche Sherwood will
leave Tuesday TO ra pleasure trip
in the northern part OF the state.
They viii go first TO Denver and after
several days of sightseeing there
will make tour OF the Rocky Noun
tain National park. At Denver they
will be joined by lady friend OF
Miss Fredrickson's from Salina, Kan.
who will make the Estes park trip
with them.
ANiTou-PARkDALE EXCURSION
The Manitou-Co'orado Springs Park.
dale excursion on Sunday was well
patronized and was very enjoyable
affair in al respects. There were 500
passengers on the train on its arrival
from Pueblo. most OF them from the
Pixies Peal district. Seyenty-eieht
tickets were sold here for the ruiz
thru the Royal Gorge to Parkdaic and
return The visitors spent the greater
part of the afternoon here. many of
them making motor trips over the
Skyline drive. ~
WERE VISITORS Nv PUEBLO. 4
c. W. Harvey OF FL Dorado. Kan,
accompanied by his .Eife. and dauEh-
ter. Mrs. w. u. Montgomery and her
daughter. Miss Mufftt. OF Canon City.
and Mr.. Stock. also OF Canon. motored
20 Pueblo o1 Saturday ate their din
ner on the lawn at Mineral Palace
park and spent the day visiting with
friends. Mr.. Harvey is a prominent
oil operator OF Fl Dorado. which has
srown from town Of 5000 people
three years ago to 1900 now. all On
account OF the oil fields adjacent. Mr..
Harvey is a shareholder in the IA
mous Trap Shooter well. one Of the
largest producing wells In the world.
and says when we strike oil in tho
Pueblo field nobody will know the
town In q month. II will grow so rap
idly. Pueblo Chieftain.
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vlsirs RsLArlxes HeaE

Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Brownett, son
and daughter. Oscar and Inez. with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Minniam and daugh-
ter Virginia. left last Tuesday for
their home at Pagosa Springs. Colo
RADIO. after weeks visit with friends
and relatives here. Mr.. Brownell is a
brother of Mrs. G.. d. Wilson and Mrs.
]. w. DeWeese of this city.
MRS. ROSS ENTERTAINING
SISTER
Miss Calara A. Farber OF Rochester.
New York. is here for ten days Wis
it with her sister. Mrs d. W. Ross.
Miss Farber. VINO is principal of the
Gen. Otis School at Rochester. n. y.
has been to Portland. Oregon. to at
tend the National Educational Asso-
citation and has been taking some in
teresting sight seeing trips as well
LEFT THIS AFTERNOON FOR
WEsTcLIFFE
Rev. and Mrs. Guy E. Konkel and
family motored to Westclife this af-
ternoon where they will remain over
Sunday. Rev. Konkel will preach at
the Methodist church there next Sun
day morning and arrange for sending
representatives from the congregation
to the Forthcoming annual session of
Colorado conference at Salida.
VISITING MR.. AND MRS. c. A.
CiNNEER
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Heiberg and two
sons of Lindsborg. Kansas. are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Linneer at 1o15
Macon avenue. They made the trip
to Canon City by automobile for the
purpose of enjoying a vacation outing
in the mountains of Colorado. Mrs.
Helberg and Mrs. Linneer are sisters
and had not seen each other for sew
eral years until the arrival of the for
mer here a day or two ago.
ROADS DAMAGED BY HEAVY
RAINS
The Canon City-Salida road was con-
siderably damaged near the Bondu-
rant ranch in Chaffee county by
heavy rainfall on Tuesday afternoon
OF this week. A large Hood of water
submerged the roadway and in some
places the current washed guliies
across the highway. The road be-
tween Cotopaxi and Howard was also
damaged to some extent Thursday af.
ternoon from the same cause. aitho
travel was not interfered with by it.
PRESENTED WITH HANDSOME
AUTOMOBILE
Mrs. Frank Bachelor of 1i5 Orch
ard avenue. East Canon, is learning
the intricacies OF a handsome. new
Chalmers automobile OF the 1918
model. presented her on Thursday OF
this week by sister living In Him
ois. II is the first Chalmers car OF
the 1918 patterns secn in Canon City
and is beauty.
Mrs. Bachelor. who spent large
part OF the summer in Illinois visiting
her sister. who is an invalid. will re-
turn there in September OF October.
COL. A. @. FoRNEY HERE
Col. A. G.. Forney of Wichita. Kan
sas. is in Canon City for day or two.
Mrs. Forney and daughter are In
Denver.
Col. Forney spent some time in
Canon City when the Great Western
Coal company was active. He ia now
interested in oil properties near wich-
ita. He says the development in oil
Southern Kansas is proceeding won
deruily and every day or two some
farmer wakes up in the morning to
find himself millionaire.
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SATURDAY

Mrs. Geo. Newell and children .lefl
Tuesday for two weeks visit with
relatives at COtorayi.
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LINES ABLE TO BE
ABOUT.

Senator Matt N. Lines. who fell
thru broken wooden sidewalk in
Cripple Creek two or three weeks
ago and broke one OF the smaller
bones in his len leg three or four
inches below the knee and was brot
home for the treatment of his injury.
was able to be on the streets this
morning for the first time since the
accident. The splints wore only re.
moved from the wounded limb last
Saturday and II is stiii bit difficult
for him to walk una ssisted.
FRED DUNCAN IN RoUrT COUNTY
Fred Duncan left Sunday afternoon
for Routt county. where he win spend
ten days or two weeks at the James
Hsll ranch. He will assist Mr.. Hill
for week or ten days in harvesting
his hay crop and spcnd the remain
der Of the time In hunting and fsh.
ing. Mr.. Hip. who formerly resided
in South Canon, wrote Mr.. Duncan and
asked him to help him with the hay
ing. saying that It was almost impossi-
bic to obtain men for farm work in
that section OF the state and Mr.. Dun
cnn decided to assist him during hjs
vacation from the bunk.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-11-22
CAMP MILLS.

Hello, folks. I'm way out here,
It's sort o%'cool. but then
We must not mind such little things
Because we're soldier men.
Don't know just how 500 we'll 60
But we are ready now
To go wherever wen be sent,
NY dear folks, that's just how
We feel about the whole affair.
Old Sam il good and wise;
That's why we're out here at Camp.
Mills.
Beneath Long Island skies
Remember me 70 III the folks,
Give 70 them my regards.
lust tell EN- | am feeling fne,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-11-22

M. Donley received the following
letter from his son, Sgt. j. s. Donley
who is at Camp Mills:
Didn't write Sunday for VIZ were
in New York seeing the sights, so
put off all writing until tonight. We
saw all the noted things in New York.
Crawled to the top of Liberty Statue
500 # high, went to the top of Wool
worth building 1872 # high, highest
in the world, saw Central Park, Art
Museum, aquarium, and then went to
the Hippodrome, one of the. biggest
show houses in the world. Saw the
| Winter Garden and everything else of
any interest. Also saw the Father
land, the large German boat. It and
all the rest are always steamed up.
l have been boosted to quarter mas
ter Sgt. It has not been posted yet but
/ was told today. will outrank all
the Sgts in the Battery except LIST
Sgt. Don't care much about the job,
but you have to take a promotion
when it comes, so | am a G. M. Sgt.
Hetts the old @. M. goes to LIST Sgt.
Think we will be moved to some
barrack camp this week. Heard we
were going to Washington, D. G.,
but nothing sure about it. Cant tell
where we are going, but know we are
not going across for we are not ready
just yet.
Hope you are getting along all
right and enjoying good health. The
boys from home here are: all feeling
fine and in the best Of health. |
never did feel any better than / do
now and am getting along fine.
No late news. Will close for l
have to write all my letters tonight.
, Regards to all. Staff.
Nov. 10, 1917.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-11-22
From the Tyndall Tribune.

From the lynQail 1fiDuues M -se
Tom Sedlacek left Saturday night
for Montana with a party Of land seek
ers. Emil Nedved was with the party
while the other gentlemen were from
Lake Andes.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Thompson re-
ceived a letter from their son, Harry,
last Friday saying that he and "Duf-
fyI 5ternnager had been transferred
from the light artillery to the signal
corps.
Henry Matuska has decided to an
swer the call Of his country and left
Monday for Sioux City where he ex-
pected to enlist in the aviation corps
of Uucle Sans army.
George E. Wickens, living south
west of Avon, passed through Tyndall
Friday morning on his way to Phoe.
nix, Arizona, where he expects to
spend the winter. On his way there
he also expects to visit the boys from
Bon Homme county who r located
at Camp Funston.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-11-22
From the lynda ! Register.

Last Sunday to appropriately cele-
brate the day the children and grand
children gathered at the home of d.
w. Barber in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Barber's 57th wedding anniversary,
when a bountiful dinner was served
and a good time had by all
Mrs. F. E. Chladek returned last
week from Minneapolis where she
was visiting. She brings back the
good news that the Red Cross work
sent from here is done perfectly.
Guess the ladies of Tyndall and Bon
Homme county are alright.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-11-22

vermillion Republican: Rev. and
Mrs. C E. Wilcox were introduced to
Vermillion at an informal reception
la5t Wednesday. The leagues room
and church -parlors were opened and
were well filled by members and
friends Of the church. Entertainment
was offered in a program Of music and
short talks. Rev. James II. Gagnier
of the Baptist church and Rev. Gro
mer of the Congregational church
welcomed the Wilcoxs and amused the
party with anecdotes. E. E. Collins
spoke for a few minutes also. Miss
Alice Barr sang a vocal solo and q
duet was rendered BY w. R. Cleland
and Mrs. bowman. Mr.. Wilcox re-
sponded very gracefully and assured
his hearers that he liked Vermillion
and Vermillion people. Light re-
freshments closed the pleasant evening.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-11-22
From the Trip Ledger.

August Kraft has been suffering
the past week with a bad eye, the
optical being very red and considerably
swollen.
Henry j. Wentz went over to Lake
Andes the first of the week where he
has accepted a position with Miller
Bros. Henry will have charge of
their battery and generating Depart
ment. These gentlemen own several
garages and have considerable of this
line of work to do.
A committee consisting of Henry
Klatt Jr., w. Wenzlaff, G. F. Witt
mayer, P. j. Hofer, Geo. Wiederrich
Jr. and G. j. Klaudt were appointed
at a business mems meeting Monday
evening to push the Y. M. c. A..
campaign in Trip. They will check
over the accounts each evening and
keep the campaign moving. The
honor of the city and county are at
stake in this drive and everybody
should help.