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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-28

ing her annual visit with her rela-
tives and many old time friends here.
Mrs. Hull resided here many years
and has large circle Of old friends
and neighbors who are always glad
to see and enjoy a visit with her.
Mrs Joseph Letter who has been in
very poor health for some time, Is
at the home of her sister Mrs. Ed
ward Hanson, in Keokuk and is hav-
ing X-ray examinations every day to
health. r..
The Ladies Aid society of the M.
E. church had an all day sewing at
the home of John Sullivan, Wednes-
day.
Parker Hubbard was summoned to
Hannibal, Mo-, "Wednesday, called
there by the illness Of his daughter
Mrs. Clara Wickersb.m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ro,coe Deweese en-
tertained the LADY,. sister and their
husband Mr.. am Mrs. Samuel Van
Hove and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Van
Hove; also the lady's father I. NJ
Kerns, all of Carthage, Sunday. The
aged Mr.. Van Hove of New York
City was also a guest. .
The tenement children Of Chicago
who were to be entertained at the
several homes in this city for two
weeks, cannot come owing to the rail
roads refusing to furnish transporta-
ton for the little ones This Is a
great Disappointment not only to the
children but to those who were look
ing forward to furnishing little plea
sure to the little boys and girls.
Mrs. Elizabeth McAnally of Bowen
was in the city Thursday afternoon
on business pertaining to the fatal
accident OF her son Allen McAnally.
She reports her husband as slowly
improving from the terrible accident.
His mind is clear, but he suffers
greatly with severe pain in his
head a greater part of the time. The
McAnallys feel very grateful to those
people in Hamilton who rendered
them assistance at the time of the
accident.
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should greet the Civic league ladies
1or they have pledged the entire net
proceeds to the Red Cross society for
army relief work. Tonight. saturday,
at o'clock a prelude will be given by
the famous Hawaiian singers and play
ers to be followed by Noah Beilhar3,
the 1mpersonator, who is command
ing figure In the entertaining world,
and on Sunday afternoon the Hawaiins
Will again play prelude as well as
on Sunday evening. At both these
sessions Mr.. Frederick Baylis, the
cowboy preacher" will entertain
There has been large and interested
attendance at every session and BAN
ner crowds are looked for at the clos
ing OF Nauvoo's third annual chautau-
qua. An effort was started Friday af-
ternoon and evening to continue the
chautauquas in Nauvoo by circulating
cards for signatures as payment
pledge and the ladies received con-
siderable encouragement from those
present by signing their names in sup
port Of the enterprise. The program
furnished this year was entertaining
and instructive and those of our citi-
zens who have been interested in the
work will be glad to hear that anoth-
er chautauqua will be held in Nauvoo
next year If sufficient pledges can be-
secured. It was very kind and pat
riotic for the Nauvoo Civic league
ladies to offer to present the net pro-
ceeds of the chautauua to the Red
Cross society, and If there Is a surplus
of funds the big tent should be crowd
ed at these last sessions The Red
Cross organization is a deserving one
and every one ought to do their bit by
attending the closing meetings Of Maui
voo's chautauqua, be entertained and
as far as possible, help in swelling the
funds so necessary for the soldier
boys IN training camps and on the bat
tie fields in France. Do all you can,
be patriotic. attend the chautauqua,
Join the society and thus feel and act
the part Of true American.
In a number of papers you can see
the following lines in among their ed
itorials: NOW Is the time to plant tur-
nips." This each year is equivalent to
saying that fall gardening is right and
that II planting has not already begun
1t should. Summer is certainly an
evanescent season.
A number of families have had rela-
IlSOS VlSlL LASAA uuA LIB
week. They are invited here at this
time because the chautauqua is a fine
place to go and helps entertain the Wis
ftors.
Nauvoo win soon have six saloons,
the last one is said will commence bus
mess by August 1. There Is room for
more.
1t is reported on Nauvoo streets that
a young man who was born and raised
in this city was arrested in Burling-
ton last Thursday evening for bootleg
ging.
A woman's meeting was held in Fer
ris recently and en- effort started to or
ganize the county in the Illinois EN-
Urgency league and captains we're Sc
lected from each township to start or
ganizing. Mrs. Lou Hudson was ap-
pointed captain for Nauvoo township.
1t is too bad that so few people
from neighboring towns were seen at
tending Nauvoo's chautauqua when so
many Of our citizens attend near all by
doings in every town IN Nauvoo's
neighborhood They should return the
compliments.
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n Che
HAMILTON GATE &
AZ HAMILTON, ILL, JULY 20. I
HAMILTON, ILL, JULY, 20.

Mrs. Claude McAdams has return
ed from pleasant visit with friends
at Omaha, Nebr.
DR.. Chas. Runyon Of Elvaston has
been suffering very acutely with rheu-
matism for several days. Thursday
morning his fever registered at 101
degrees and he was unable to attend
calls in the morning. Everyone
wishes the doctor speedy return to
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walters and
their son Clarence Walters, and wife
motored Sunday to the Fountain
Green vicinity where they spent the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Parker.
The Bethel church and Sunday
school enjoyed picnic at Wild Cat
| springs yesterday.
Mrs. Elmer Dennis is visiting her
son Earl Dennis, and family at New
Canton, ILL.,, this week.
Mrs. Stanley Barnes, north Of Oak
wood, is entertaining the members of
the Elvaston Royal Neighbors lodge
today. Mrs. Walter Howes and Mrs.
Frank Walters who reside north Of
lakewood, are among the invited
guests.
Mrs. Riley James and son Ralph
Will return today from Bentley where
.hey have been visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Frank MCGEE is visiting this
week with her daughter Mrs. Emile
baxter of Nauvoo and is also attend
ing the chautauqua.
W. c. Bridges has been the guest
Oh his daughter Mrs. Guy Blakesley
and family of Hannibal, Mo, this
week
The Misses Nina and Reta Outhier
OF Kansas City are making a visit
with their grandmother Mrs. E. A.
hazen, and other relatives and
friends in this vicinity.
MISS Bertha Walters, north of the
city, has been me guest of her sis
Ter Mrs. Walter Boyles of Nauvoo,
.nls week and has also been attend
ing the chautauqua.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beswick of
Lidon, Iowa, and Miss Leona Theiten
Vi Hobkin, Mimi, visited over Sun
uay with Miss Theresa Klay.
Born Monday, July 90, a daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Ormsby.
mother and daughter doing well.
MRS. Mary Hull of Chicago is max
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-28
Wallace Held to Grand Jury.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
OTTUMWA, Iowa, July 28.-Daniel
H. Wallace of Chicago, president and
organizer of the League Of Humanity,
was held to the federal grand jury
in $4,000 bail, following hearing
here today on charges of treason.
Wallace was arrested in Davenport
Thursday night, after a meeting at
which he was alleged to have made
reasonable statements in speech.
Fred vollmer Of Davenport. rela-
tive Of the former congressman,
assisted in the defense.
Ralph w. Cram, editor Of the Dav-
export Democrat. was the principal
witness for the state. His testimony
was corroborated by that Of several
men who attended the meeting. The
defense produced no witnesses.
The federal grand jury will sit at
Davenport next week to take up
Wallace's case.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-28
$4,000 for a Divorce.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
CHICAGO, July 2S.-1t cost Mrs.
Josephine S. Hyman $4,000 to get a
divorce.
This was the amount she settled on
Edward 8. Lyman, whom she sue
cessfully sued for a divorce.
The Hymans were married twenty
five years ago. Embodied in the de-
cree is a unique "ante divorce" agree
ment in which the $4,000 "alimony'
Is settled on Lyman. The agreement
was made three days before Mrs.
Hyman sued for a divorce.
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F5be NAUV()O'
.15zss: =: ~ :: Gnte-Ciu
NAUvoo, ILL.,. JULY %.

rhara is going to be lot OF pota-
roised in Nauvoo and a huge crop
,o .;sod nearly all over the country.
Fai ,, tbav be- dumped on the market
va fall and the prices reduced to al
aeA s. nothing, bought up by food spec
NUS ,o.ors and Immediately afterwards
u isa 70 high levels7 This would be a
S 10y thing for the food sharks. but a
sodv blow to the raiser OF spuds. II
: something that can easily happen
= M effort is made to regulate the
no ne Nauvoo people will stock
.bsir cellar well and not be caught
20 inning as they did last fall.
iA Mrs H. C. Hodge was guest Of Dr..
" M Haggett and family during the
week and attended our chautauqua.
A. last this column has traced the
,ocation for the new saloon building
!. Nauyoo to be conducted by Quin-
=, Arm 1t is said on good authority
Not the St Louis AnheuserBu
srewing people have made arrange
ments with John .Laubersheimer to
.low them the use of his building in
which he conducts grocery store.
The firm has also agreed to find
Iaubersheimer buyer for his grocery
.fock which he conducted in his build
mo and if not he will move the stock
into the Russell building which Is only
. short distance west OF this location.
Rumor has it that a big price was paid
FIR the privilege of the use and lease
NJ the .Laubersheimer building.
Early apple and potato thieves are
abroad in Nauvoo. Several OF our
citizens complain OF having had their
early apple trees stripped and potatoes
dug during the night hours by some
prowlers. If ever any Of them are
.een by some of Nauvoo's people they
will carry piece Of lead home in
their anatomy.
Next Tuesday night Hamilton band
concert on our business street. Every
BODY should turn out and hear the
music, for it is as freq as the air you
breathe.
The city powers have connected
Ralph Hudson's meat market with the
Nauvoo water works mains.
It is reported in Nauvoo that FLOYD
Heberer, who conducts a garage in
Nauvoo, has enlisted at some recruit
Ing station in this state and has pass
ed examination and will be sent to
some officers camp for service.
Alfred Kraus of Keokuk has been
visiting his brother John and family
in Nauvoo during the week just end
Ing.
Mrs. Ed. Frat and, daughter Airline
Of Nauvoo went to FIT. Madison and
spent Friday and Saturday Of this
week with Mrs. K1eiber and Mrs. AL.
Nestle.
With the sweet corn and tomato
crop and the grape harvest coming on
in Nauvoo there will be plenty Of work
for the home boys and girls soon.
Nauvoo's canning factory will have
several weeks work and the grape har-
vest will occupy q period Of about
three weeks. Nearly every Tuesday
and Friday evening Of each week q
number Of Nauvoo young lads go over
to Bluff park at Montrose to enjoy the
dances given there as we'll as to be en-.
tertained by the beautiful lassies that
this splendid summer resort Is noted
for.
The Nauvoo chautauqua has this
Saturday evenings and tomorrow,
Sunday afternoon and evening ses-
sions yet for Nauvoo and vicinity peo-
pie to attend, and crowded tents
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UNITED Press Leased Wire ServfceJ
WASHINGTON, July 2s.-Govern-
ment Seizure Of the Chicago railway
yards as a result Of any tie UP OF any
raw materials shipments by the
switchmen's strike will come only as
a last resort, it was stated here today.
The possibility Is now remote, &C
cording to the United States board OF
mediation and Cancellation. Assistant
Commissioner Hanger reported from
Chicago that the Switchmen's Union
OF North America hoped to keep the
yards running with its members. The
strikers are members of the B. of H.
T., another organization.
Government officials are hopeful OF
clearing up the Chicago situation i'm
mediately.
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Mo Faith in Food Bill.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.]
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 2s.-Sen-
ator Warren G. Harding, here today,
said the people would get little re-
lief from the pending food bill.
Harding predicted present party
lines would be eliminated by the war
with new alignment Of conserva-
tives and radicals.
81 voted for the food BILL he said,
"but don't believe it will materially
lower prices"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-28
Bio Air Plane Factory.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 2s.-A ST.
500, 900 company was being organized
here today to manufacture air planes.
The company will not be incorporated
until government contract Is obtain
ed. Organizers Of the company said
H. D. Baker. brother Of the secretary
of war Is Interested.
H. D. Baker IS believed to be in
WASHINGTON
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-28
Deacon is In Bad.

RICHMOND, Va, July 2S.-Because
he went to pray, but remained to take
swim-in the baptismal pool
Brother" Davis, prominent Baptist
deacon here, is under the shadow OF
expulsion from the church. The eX-
IRENE sultriness of the day, however,
and the undeniable lure of the waters,
may win leniency, but the deacon is
in bad
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Keokuk potsoff1ce, uncalled for, for
week ending July %. 1917:
Ladies.
Mrs. Stella Clemkan.
Mrs. Eberts.
Mrs Minnie Martin.
Roberta REESE.
Miss Adm Shelman.
Mrs. Katie Tuffta.
Miss Mildred Vollmer.
Mrs. c. W. Whitford.
Gentlemen.
Celso CeIedon.
Sr. Manuel Delgado.
Mr.. c., D. Hubbard.
Joe Parker.
Mr.. Charlie Weeden.
Mr.. ]. N. White.
Mr.. L. N. Yepson.
Persons calling for letters in above
list will please sal they are adver-
tised. e. P. McMANUS,
Postmaster.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-28
PERSONALS

Mrs. Leo Springer and children OF
Davenport, Iowa, are visiting MT.
and Mrs. George wager, at the West
keokuk fire station.
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Next Weak,a Weather.

United Press Leased Wire 5ervice.l
WASHINGTON. July 2s.-Forecast
for week beginning Sunday. July 20:
Plains states and upper and middle
Mississippi valleys: Warm followed
by seasonable temperatures after
Wednesday or Thursday. Generally
fair
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-28
FUNERAL NOTICE.

DOBSON-The funeral Of Mrs.
Mary Dobson will take place from
the home of her granddaughter Mrs.
Hazel Boyer, 222 South Second street.
at a. m, Sunday. Friends invited
to the services.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-28

Appearances Often Deceptive.
Galveston News: Do not Judge by
appearances. The man who sings
bass at church is not necessarily the
boss at home.
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Rivers to Meet Hoppe.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service1
! OAKLAND, Calf, July 2S.-Joe
Rivers today signed to meet Wlllle
Hoppe here on the night Of August
in q four round bout.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-28
He Claims Exemption.

United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
MARSHALL, Texas, July 2S.-Will
Die. for fear he will If drafted, claims
exemption. Will drew No. 1913.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining in the
Keokuk potsoffice, uncalled for, for
week ending July %, 1917:
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American Association
PASSENGER TRAINS NAY BE
TAKEN OFF c. & d.
Huntington Herald Dispatch)

Huntington Herald Dispatch)
That within the next two weeks
the Chesapeake & Ohio railway COM
pany will reduce the number of its
passenger trains in conformance with
government instructions, was said
Saturday to be certainty. Officials,
however, are declared to be puzzled
as to Just what trains could best be
dispensed with in the emergency. The
object in reducing the number of pas
senger trains on all railroads is to
expedite the movement of provisions
and other freight.
On Saturday traffic conditions at
Cincinnati were still badly congested
and the effect was being felt on the
Huntington division of the railroad.
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Navarro Cafe and Billiard ParIorS
CELEBRATED FIFTIETH WE'D.
DING ANNIVERSARY

The Rev. DR.. w. G. Condit and wife
celebrated the fiftieth anniversary OF
their marriage at their home in Ash
land, KY, Monday, May IA. An invita-
ton was extended to all of their
friends to an informal party at their
home to celebrate the anniversary.
DR.. Condit is perhaps one of the best
known Presbyterian ministers in the
state and Is well known in Maysville.
He has been the pastor Of the Ashland
Church for fifty-one years, going
there only a few months before his
marriage. His many Maysville friends
extend hearty congratulations to him
and his wife.
We produce the following which
was read by DR.. Condit from the pull
pit of the Presbyterian church Sun
day:
Monday, May 14th, will be the fif-
tieth anniversary of the marriage OF
your pastor and his wife. Such an
occasion is a time when we would
gather family and friends to rejoice
together. And so feeling that you
are all bound to us both, by ties OF
warm affection we would be glad tC
welcome at our home Monday after
noon or evening any of you or any
others of our friends who are not
with us this morning to rejoice with
us. There will be no formal invita-.
tons. VS. ask you to tell any Others
who would be interested, not only
Presbyterians but any friends. Ant
We would particularly request that ne
one add to the weight of obligations
we owe you by any gifts in honor Of
the day."
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MISSION WORKER HERE

Mrs. Lila Johnson Of Portsmouth,
Ohio, mission worker Of that city
was In Maysvllle yesterday. Accom-
paning her was young lady, who
said her home was In this county, The
girl and a man had registered In q
Portsmouth hotel as man and wife. Az
ter staying there for some time, the
man skipped out A few hours later
child was born to the woman. She
was taken in charge by the Mission o.
the Peerless City and sent to hel
home In this county.
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MOTHER OF NASHVILLE MEN
DIES

Mrs. Elizabeth Stalker, mother oil
Messrs. John and Lester Stalker Of
this city, died at her home in Powells'
VILE, Ohio, on Monday. Mrs. Stalker
had been i'll for some time with hear
trouble. She is survived by a husband
and eleven children. She was a mem
Der of the Lutheran Church.
Messrs. Lester and John Stalker Of
this city will attend the funeral which
will be held today
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Rev. Il. Z. Jackson, pastor of the
Second NJ. E. Church, South, and wife
of Williams street, are rejoicing over
the advent Of fine baby boy into
their home. Dad is all smiles, mother
is doing nicely, while the bishop-to-be
receives many visitors.
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WILL ASSIST IN RECEPTION

Misses Martha Green Sharp, Mary
Altar Barbour, Minerva Stockton,
Thelma Kirk, Mildred Rains and Eliza
beth Luttrell left this morning for Gov
ington, KY, where they will assist the
Ashland Commandery Knights Temp
lar in big reception to be given to
other communicates of Knights Temp
lar in conclave in that city.
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SELL THREE CARS

Messrs. Keith & Stephenson have
sold Oakland Six automobiles to the
folling persons: Mr.. William Wood
of this city, Mr.. James Mennen of
Mayslick and Mr.. Charles Harrison
of Orangeburg. 7 is 5 one of the
most popular cars on lie market to-
day and this firm has sold number
of them throughout this county.
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JOINED ARMY

Recruiting Officer A. A. Austin yes
terday secured three more recruits for
the L. S. Army, Messrs. Ben Case
Emery Jones and John Lashbrooke
They were sent to Fort Thomas to
await furthed orders.
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MOONLIGHT Excursion
MUSIC &
DANCING.
OFFICIAL STRAW HAT DAY

Yesterday was the day for 1.-The Of
fetal opening of Straw Hat Season,
but only few were seen on the
streets. The men are waiting for
some straw hat and ice cream suit
weather, before they don their sum-
mer habiliments.
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Messrs. George Swartz, ]. B. Russell,
James Childs and Charles Haucke of
this city, left yesterday afternoon to
attend the Grand Encampment of Ken
lucky, Independent Order Of Odd Eel
lows, which is in session in Frankfort.
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NEW REFRIGERATO

Messrs. w. |. Nauman & Bro. have
installed a new refrigerator in their
popular grocery on West Second
street. The refrigerator is certainly
a beauty and adds much to the appear
ance of their already handsome store.
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PRAYER MEETING SERVICE

The regular weekly prayer meeting
service of the Central Presbyterian
Church, will be held this evening at
1880 o'clock. The service will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. w. B. Campbell
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Mrs. George B. Brown and son of
Paducah, KY, and Miss Lillian Wilik-
inson of Cincinnati, are visiting Mrs.
George Wallingford and family of
West Second street.
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A meeting of the Alumni Association
OF the Maysville High School was held
last evening in the school building.
Owing to the absence of President
Threlkeld, no business was transacted.
The next meeting of the association
will be held on next Tuesday even
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BOYS AND GIRLS

All boys and girls in Elks Circus
Pony Contest must turn in their tick.
cts at Elks Clug this evening without
fail. THE COMMITTEE.
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~~~ADS
Mr.. John Adair of Des Moines, Ia,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Sallie
Adair of West Secon dstreet.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Aitkin Of Flem-
ingsburg passed through here yester-
day en- route to Flemingsburg.
Mr.. L. M. Cavendish, proprietor OF
the Five and Ten Cent Store, left yes
terday morning on business trip to
Huntington, w. Va.
Mr.. Martin Mcknight of Washington
is attending the General Assembly of
the Southern Presbyterian Church,
now in session at Birmingham, Ala.
Mr.. E. A. Robinson left yesterday or
a trip to Cincinnati. He will attend
the 10th annual conclave of the
Knights Templar, which began in Gov
ington this morning.
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LEAVES FOR FORT BENJAMIN
HARRISON

Mr.. John H. Fitzgerald of East Sec
ond street leaves today for Fort Benia'
min Harrison, Ind, near Indianapolis
where he will enter the officers train
ing camp.
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The U. s. Snagboat +. A. Woodruff
laid up at the local wharf last night.
The boat is on its way up the river.
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Mrs. Belle Muse has returned to her
home on East Third street after a
visit with relatives in Fleming coun-
ty.
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American Leagul

American League
Philadelphia, 0; Chicago, II.
Washington, IL; Detroit, s.
New York, q; st. Louis. 4.
Boston, G; Cleveland, 8.
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l. NJ. Lane and Co. sold Tuesday for
Frank Garrett and wife a lot in East
land to Charles Bartlett and wife.
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Mr.. II. c. Hoffman returned to his
home at Bates yesterday after trip
to Columbus, Ohio.