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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-12-28
$4,000, 900 JOIN THE
RED CROSS IN WEEK
Directors Predict Membership, Which
Was Only 10000 Will
Reach 20,0OO,OOO.

Washington, Dec. 26.-With an en-
rolment of nearly 13,000,00o in the
Christmas drive, directors Of the,
American Red Cross estimated the or.
ganization's membership at Is. COX, 600.
The new enrolment augments. Z regli
ular membership Of 100000 announo,
ed week ago.
Reports announcing the success said
al sections and that 100000 new
members probably would be enrolled
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-12-28
GERMAN CITY BOMBED
BY BRITISH AIR FLEET
Flyers Set Fire to Mannheim Where
Enemy Supplies Food to
Western Army.

London, Dec. pa British air
squadron has successfully bombed the
city Of Mannheim, the great Rhine
commercial center and one of the most
important bases for revtctualling Ger
mans on the Western front Numerous
fires were started in this city ton Of
bombs being dropped. . .. 4,
The British squadron had numerous
combats with German airplanes in this
expedition and one Of the British ma
chimes was forced to make landing.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-12-28

Monday. S
Mrs, John Kramer Of Oregon is
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John L..
Dehler.
John Hartman was in Pierz Friday.
Happy New Year to all.
John Hesch is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Gottwalt and
son Paul of Rice were in our village
on business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mueller and
family and Fritz Mueller of Rice called
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-12-28
BUCHANAN

Dec. 24.-Mr. and Mrs. John Hagen
of Kimball, S. D., are here visiting
: at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Ha-
gen. .a
Leonard and August Kapsner, who
atterd st. Johns college, are home
for their Christmas vacation. -.
Math. Bloom of St. Paul is buying
cattle in this vicinity.
Peter Brausen autoed to Royalton
on business Sunday and returned on
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-12-28

on relatives here Sunday.
Rose, Annie and Rena Dehler, who
are employed in Minneapolis, are at
home for their Christmas vacation.
Peter Mueller drove to Pierz last
Saturday.
John, Herman, Lawrence and Jake
Billig left for McGrath Thursday,
where they. will visit their brother
Nick. s.t44s .z4.gea14 =G1 ati5f
Otto Weight, who is employed in St.
Cloud, is home on short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hortsch and
daughter Martha, drove to Pierz on
business Thursday. 49,,
Harry Docken autoed to Little Falls
on business Thursday.
Cecilia Kahl, who is employed in
st. Cloud, is home for her Christmas
vacation. t>t- = Z
Nick Court of st. Cloud is here Wis.
iting friends and relatives.
Agnes Bares of st. Cloud is home fol
her Christmas vacation. ..:.s.-<-y,
| Joe WINNER returned from @Anoka
Saturday, where he had been taking
! treatments. ii. r.~s:a .s&= ~
I Steven Hortsch autoed to Royaltou
Monday. @~
Joe B. Hortsch, who is running a
creamery at Clearwater, is home on q
visit. ~r
Mrs. Peter Loschieder returned from
! Clear Lake Friday, where she had
been on visit. ~" go H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Math Strang left fol
their home in Clear Lake Tuesday, at
| ter a months visit here among rel
| atives. :-
I Margaret Dehler, who is employed
in Minneapolis, is home for her Christ
mas vacation. 81
John Breigenzer Of Proctor is here
| visiting his brother Joe.
| Nick and Katie Breigenzer Of Du'
luth are here visiting relatives and
friends. .1.> .c.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sitzman left fol
Clear Lake Saturday, where they will
spend Christmas. 80 - - ~. :. -
John Mischke is busy baling hay.
Peter Dehler returned from Hinck.
ley Saturday, where he had been Wis
iting his brother Joe the past week.
Leonard Hortschs is home. He had
Barbara Bares left for st. Cloud on
Monday, where she will visit relatives
over Christmas. 45a%lta &s.'.~' ..-.
been taking care Of potatoes in cars
between Minneapolis and Chicago since
early fall, He came home to take il
some fishing in Sullivan. --, 53@S!
Frank Nagel autoed to Little Fall:
on business Wednesday,. rst&# @@z
Emma .Mischke- left for Cold Spring
!! Wednesday to visit week with hel
!, friend, Mary Bartel. L. 7s@ e43. .
/ Frances Nagel left for Little Fall.
Tuesday, to visit week among rel
!: atives. -.~-.r - s5''A GsH :>~~.1@.'1
Nagel Bros took two loads Of clover
to Royalton Thursday, for which they
received $945. --': a@5a II: -t$a,z1 -
Peter, sitzman autoed to Roya1to1
Saturday. ----- -.'.-. ~
Our Sullivan fishermen returned OF
Monday with good catch.
! -~ UPSALA ..s
1
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-12-28
Killed by srother-ln-Law

3" - B<ItIeo 0y 6F0tner.trs-IaW.
Morgantown, w. Va, Dec. 26-Dr-
James Goodwin Of Smithfeld, Pa,
was shot and instantly killed By his
brother-in-law, A. Cole Bowers, at the
latter's home IN Cheatneck. Bowers
gave himself up to the police soon
after the shooting, and said that:
DR.. Goodwin came to his door twice
and threatened him. He said he shot
the physician at his gate. usdng .
double barreled shotgun. Both man
are Of prominent families. 4
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-12-28
Bio ship Tonnaoe for 1915.

Washington Dec. &c. Five million
deadweight tons IL the Shipping
boards estimate Of Americas 1913
output Of shipping based on builders
reports that show the governments
program Of s,24s,30s tons is 1876 on
its way TO comple ton. The forecast
10 = minimum estimate with one labor
shift figured. Every effort win rs
made to put On two and wherever pos-
Bible three lhifts 4. yards. With the
task Of desisning mod els ont of the
tfs vhple pnyv q. tint q
Ieotainink m 81. a1d ll6oE.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-12-28

BANDITS RAID TOWN THIS SIDE
OF BORDER. AND DOUBLE
BACK, PURSUED BY CAVALRY
MAIL STAGE DRIVER SLAIN
stores In candeilna Ransacksd~
cavaIry, Texas Rangers and Postal
Force Are Battling With
Raiders, 10 Report

Valentine Texas, Dec. 26. The nek
who brought the body Of Htc1sJs
WEIGH, United States mail carrier, Who
was hanged and his throat cut ~!
Mexican bandits at Candelaria Texas.
reported American troops and the rear
guard Of the Mexican bandits were;
fighting in the vicinity Of Candelar1a.
Ell Paso, Texas, Dec. 26.-Michey
Welch, an American mail stage driver;
was hanged and his throat cut by
Mexican bandits, who crossed the nne.i
raided the little town Of Candelaria,,
and held up the coach, killing tho d1iv-
or and looting the mail sacks, accord
ing to telegram received here.
z". American storekeeper Shot. :=st.s;.
The men who arrived in an autuno-
bile from the river front at Candle
laria also reported that two =Anerf4
can Mexicans who were riding N1th|
WEIGH In the mail stage, were killedl
when the bandits fired at them. A.
American employed: in the Z. G. btita
store, which was looted at Cande1atfol
by the bandits, was shot through the,
! face but will recover, they said. .t'.' !; :;
The bandits believed to be part 81
Chicgo Cano's band of cattle thieves,
crossed the Rio Grande at sunrise near
!Candelaria. Is miles southeast e Va
entine, Texas. They raided the seorA
Of L. c. Brite in the Big Bend saia1
trtct and mounted on horses uBade q
sweeping raid In a semicirc1e Drth4
west from Cande'a-ia, overtaking the
automobile stare, which was leaving
!. Candelsria for Valentine to bring tack
the Christmas mail.
s-.., Ranger and Soldiers on Traei3 :.
! >Welch was ordered from tho car and
hanged. Later a Mexican approached
and severed WelSh's juslar vein with
his dirk. ,r.,..-, s.s.~, 5ss.s Ez{s.
1 United States cavalry, Texas Rang.
ers and United States postoffice In
spectors are on the trail of the bandits
who were believed to have doabled,
back to Mexico.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-12-28
GERMANY BUSHES
men LOWEST Front.
TEUToNs BREAK PACT WITH
RUSSIA, so HEAD OF eoLsHE
81 WIKI ARMY LEARNS.
MUNITIONS MAKING STOPPED
Peace Delegation informed That
Germans Are Transferring
Troops In Large Num-
bere Against Allies.

Petrograd, Dec. 26.-Ensign Kry.
lenko, commander-in-chief of the
army, has reported to the Bolsheviki
headquarters that the Germans were
transferring troops in very large
numbers and as quickly as possible to
the Western front against the Allies
and also to the southwestern Russian
front. Leon Trotzky, Bolsheviki for.
eign minister, has called the atten-
ton of the peace delegation to the
fact. ssT.~. sj2s#>1sszr 45sf.> -~zs@
A special dispatch from Brest'
Litovsk announces the Germans were
not ready yet to reply to the Rus
sian peace terms, and consequently
the meeting of the peace delegates
was postponed for another day.
It is reported that the refusal Of
Ger aany to issue passports to the
Ger1 ian Socialists, Haase, Ledebour
and Kautzky, who desire to 60 to
Stockholm to acquaint u themselves
with the Russian revolutionary condi-
lions, has produced In Russia an i'm
preston which may hamper peace
U08Ok1At4OA0s r..
War Preparations Stopped. "a.
Minister Trotzky has sent q ,tele-
gram to his delegates at Brest-Li-
tovsk in this connection, declaring
that II the Germans refused their
Socialists passports, this would Gre
ate such a bad impression at Petro-
grad that 1t was deemed that the Ger
man official delegation, which is ex.
pected here Thursday, should 60 to
| Stockholm instead. $500 80.
The Bolshevi,ti commissioners have
issued q manifesto to all Russian
workingmen declaring that as the
Armistice will probably be trans
formed at an early. date into a gen.
eral democratic peace to all the Eu.
ropean peoples, preparation Of mill
tary equipment Is a waste of ma
tional laDor and funds and that,
consequently, the output must be
stopped Immediately and replaced by
production Of peace supplies, which
the country needs. H.. :
United States Denounced.
A mass meeting of anarchists was
held, at which inflammatory speeches
against the United States were deliv-
cred, the speakers basing their at
/ tack on the arrests Of Emma Cold
man, Alexander Berkman and Louis
Kramer. Some of the speakers urged
! violence against the American EN-.
t bassy, but only mild resolution of
protest was the outcome of the affair.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-06

i'ieir car, and will visit Mrs. Cotten's
parents, Dan Carr and family, for n
couple Of months. We hope they will
have a safe journey and enjoy their
trip and visit.
Paul Acton, who has been work
ing for tine U. =. Railroad Co.. at
Omaha, Neb., Is here, making visit
with his parents, Frank Acton and
family. We are informed that Paul
will soon be one of "Uncle Sans boys"
and will go to the training camp.
Mrs. Midway Hoover gave n
birthday surprise party in honor of
their daughter, Miss Gladys, Monday
afternoon, July 2, being her tenth
birthday. There were % young la
dies present, and she received many
nice presents. They all report a nice
time and wished her many more en-
joyable birthdays.
The L. L. C. C. club met last
Thursday at the home Of Mrs. W. H,
Alkire, In Oregon. Those present
We're: Mrs. Ralph Meyer, Mrs. A. NJ
Jones, Mrs. ]. NJ. Shumate, Mrs. c.
c. France and Mrs. A. J. Lyons. Re-
freshments were served by the hos
tess, assisted by her daughter, Miss
Inez. The club will meet next at the
home Of Mrs. ]. n. Shumate, July II
DELPHEUS.
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lone Minute"
Washing Machines
Teare 8 Ruley

Mrs. Elwood Mcdonald and chill
dren, of st. Joseph, are here on u
visit with her parents, Daniel Kun
KEEL, ST., and wife. She came to help
her parents entertain Meyer Post and
the Department Commander. I. W.
Evans, and his chief of staff, John
Michel, of st. Joseph.
Mrs. W. ID. Jones and daughter,
Elizabeth, and son, John, are here,
visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
]. II. Kiplinger. Mr.. James, who is
travelling auditor for the Swift Pack
ing Company, has recently been trans
ferred from the Kansas City to the
Chicago division, and Mrs. James will
soon Join her husband there.
The Misses Virginia Netherland,
Mildred King, Mildred koock, Gladys
Moore, all of this city; Kathleen
Proud, of st. Joseph, and Lucy Ellen
Brown, Of Bigelow, enjoyed their an
nual outing at the Big Lake, the past
week, being chaperoned by Mrs. c.
]. Koock.
Chester Durham, of the artillery
service, was killed at Douglas, Ari-
zona, June 9Th, by his horse falling
upon him while In drill. He Is q son
OF Lou Durham and Q grandson of
j. H. Durham, Of Mound City. His
remains were taken to his home 10
Edinburg, Indiana, for burial.
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Don't neglect your oycslght. Leg
me III your glasses correctly L.. J..
Van Hall, Eycsight Specialist iirSt
door west Of Shcllenbcrger's store,
Mound City.
Mrs. Paul Elliott's many friends
throughout the county VIII regret 10
learn that her health has become such
as To nccessitatt her confinement in
a sani,arium at Lincoln, Nebraska.
Mrs. Andy Tochtcrman,. Miss
Mildred and Max We're in st. Joseph,
last "Wednesday. Max Is having some
trouble with his throat, and he was
taken down to have Or, Proud handle
his case. 49,,
Mrs. nellie Schladcman and little
son, OF Baldwin, Kansas, are here, en-
ioying a visit with Pa and Ma, Mr.,
and Mrs. John Ramsay, and other
relatives. Mr.. Schladcman joined
them this week for few days,
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Executors Notice.

Notice l. hereby given tina, letters
,cstamcn,ary on the estate OF VII.
liam Kuhlcr, deceased, were granted
To the undersigned on the 18th day
If June, 1917. by the Probate Court
Of Holt county, Missouri. All persons
having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit them for allow
ancc to the executor within six
months after the date Of said letters
or they may be prccludcd from any
benefit of said estate; and II such
claims he not exhibited within one
year from the date Of the last inscr-
ton of the publication Of this notice,
they shall be forever barred.
WILLIAM kuliLER, Executor.
FRS, publication, June II, 1917.
Last publication, July g, 1917.
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New Point.

Rev. T. y. Roberts made a bust.
ness trip to st. Joseph. Tuesday.
Miss Helen Thatcher, Of Oregon,
visited Miss Halle Buntz, over Sum
day.
Everett Agler and Shannon
Hartman spent Saturday in st. Jo-
seph.
Misses Edna and Mabel Lukens,
of Oregon, were guests of Miss Bess
Coffin.
Miss Edith Lent went to Fortes-
cue. Saturday. where she will stay
about week.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Dreher and
family took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Fields. Sunday.
Mrs. Murphy's brother, G.. b.
Wilson. Of IIolton, Kansas, spent Sun
day. June -. with her.
--tirandpa lcntz went to st. Jo-
Soph, Tuesday morning. to take in
the bic show there Wednesday.
Rev. II. Il. Murphy has secured
the work ut Oxford for half time. and
MIR. and MIR. Osmcr Hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spear and Mrs. Oren,
Of Skidmorc. attended the revival
meeting here. Sunday.
Mrs. r.. :. Warren and son, Wal.
lace. VI Glcnwood. Iowa. came Friday
noon for short visit with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Everett Aglcr.
The meetings n, the tabernacle
are progressing nicely. Good music.
good singing. good speaking. Every
body come and get their share.
---G. ". Lcntz has fine new
truck. which will help him 30 much in
his business. n il will hold ton. He
has been in need Of something Of this
kind for some time.
Fred Carson has case Of ty-
phoid fever. lie has been suffering
for about siX weeks. but has only
been confined TO HE bed Tor about
twb week.. lie has many friends in
this vicinity who hope for his speedy
recovery.
Sunday was devoted 10 the Red
Cross. Collections were taken at both
churches. the Christian Sunday school
giving $50. and the Presbyterian, So.
sunday night u collection was taken
Mt the tent. amounting to over $500.
Maitland. Oregon and Forest City
were represented.
BASCoMB.
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Pearl Wire Cloth.
all sizes. 10 to 40 inches wide
Teare & Ruley.

Mrs. Grace Castle, teacher of
Glass No. 4 Of the NJ. T.. Sunday
school, gave her girls q picnic, Satur-
day. They took their lunch and a
freezer of ice cream and went to Mr..
Adolph's woods, about mile from
town, and spent the day, wading, eat
ing and having nice time in general.
Every one Of the class was present
and not minute was wasted.
Fired Hurst, who lives about eight
miles east of Oregon, had the mis-
fortune to be kicked by a horse, Fri
day, June 20, breaking the left leg
just below the knee. It Is q COM
pound fracture, the bones protruding
through the flesh, and Is . serious
was called, and he is now getting
along as well as could be expected
but It will be some time before he
can plow corn.
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l,>,c,i,rix'- Notice.

Notice l. hereby given that letters
tamcn,ary on the estate Of Cath
crime Galbraith tialbrcath), dcccas.
cd. were granted to the undersigned
IN the 1,h day Of June, 1917. by tue
Probate Court Of Holt Count, Mis-.
souri,. All persons having claims
against said estate are required to
.Xhihi, them for allowance To the OK.
ccUtriN within six months after the
date of said letters, or they may be
rrocludcd from any benefit Of said g..
tate. aud II such claims be- not cNhib.
ted within one year from the date OF
the last insertion Of the publication
nf this notice they shall he forever
barred. MOLllE GALBHAlTH,
ENccutrix.
Frat publication. June IL.
Last publication, July G.
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Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters
of administration on the estate Of
Pete Galbraith, deceased, were grant
ed to the undersigned on the 18th day
of June, 1917, by the Probate Court
of Holt County, Missouri. All per-
sons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them
for allowance to the administrator
within six months after the date of
said letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit Of said estate; and
IL such claims be not exhibited within
one year from the date of the last in
sertion Of the publication Of this no.
tice, they shall be forever barred.
S. F. O'FALLON, Executor.
This Goth day Of June, 1917.
First insertion, June 90, 1917.
Last insertion, July 10, 1917.
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Order of Publication.


)ss.
County of Holt.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Lucy Ann Smith, Plaintiff,
vs..
Thomas jefferson Smith, Defendant.
Now O, this 22d day of May. 1917,
the same being the second day Of
regular May term, 1917, of the Holt
County Circuit Court. comes the
plaintiff herein. by her attorney. and
Il now appearing to the satisfaction
of the Court. that the defendant.
Thomas jefferson Smith, cannot be
summoned in his action. by the legal
process Of law in this state;
II l. ordered by the Court that pub
LEGATION he made notifying him that
an action has bccn-commcnccd against
him by plaintiff In this Court, the oh
icct and general nature Of which Is.
that plaintiff seeks to he divorced
from the plaintiff herein. on the
grounds OF that defendant. wholly
di-icgarding his duties a. the hus-
band Of plaintiff, offered plaintiff
such indigntics as to render, and "a.
did render plaintiifs condition intol.
cradle. and on the further grounds Of
non.suppurt and abandonment;
And unless the said defendant.
Thomas jefferson Smith. be and up.
pear at the ncNt term Of this Court,
TO be holden ut the Court House in
the Ciy of Oregon. in the County of
Holt. and state Of Missouri, on the
2l2nd day Of October, 1917, and on or
before the first day Of said term,
answer or plead to the plaintiffs pc
tition in this cause. the same will be
taken ~ confessed. and judgment will
hc rendered accordingly.
II H. further ordered by the Court,
tina, "a copy hereof be published in
The Holt County sentinel. "A news
paper printed and Published in the
County of llol, and State Of Missouri,
and designated by the plaintiffs at
,orncy. for four weeks successfully,
the las, insertion to he At lcas, fifteen
lays before the said term Of the said
court.
\ true copy from the Record. Wit.
ness my hand and the seal of said
Court. bone ut office in Oregon,
Missouri. thi, 97th day of June. 1917,
tSEAiD T.. \. DCNHAM,
Clerk Of Holt County Circui, Court
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The river was li.2 feet on June
80, within IS of foot OF the Hood
stage. q,
Hugh Brohan and wife were
sight seeing in st. Joseph, Wednesday
of last week. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burger and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Sherman spent the
Fourth In st. Joseph.
Mrs. John II. Reeves Is now
home from the hospital, and Is con-
yalescing from her recent operation.
Winfield Weight and Ora Bar
low, Of Craig, were granted q mar AT
riage license in st. Joseph, June -;
Frank Green Is home fol, q brlet
vacation from the Chillicothe business
college, from which he will graduate
in q few months.
Mrs. Minnie Filler has returned
from her extended visit with her
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Bolton
and Harvey and Robert, at Frank
fort, Kansas.
John Adolph was in st. Joseph
last week, consulting his physician
He has been in poor health, but Is
showing some improvement.
Mrs. NJ. +. Crowell will leave
Saturday for Cameron to join her sis,
ter, Mrs. ]. M. thompson, and they. viii
spend two weeks ut Excelsior Springs
John Kiplinger, of Harrison. I
suburb of New York, spent o few
days here, the past week, visiting hi
parents, Rev. and Mrs. ]. H. Kip
linger.
THE picture reels at the Matt
land opera house were destroyed b!
fire on Tuesday night Of last week
and the Maitland Herald says the los
was $3.50.
Frank Castle Is home from tn
hospital, in st. Joseph, where he ha
put in good repair, and he thinks h
Is about ready to 60 France II the
will let him.
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iiurr tDak.

Mrs. MARY Gotten q. visiting her
daughter. Mr.. Sid Eads and family.
q. Alkirc and family last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Blcyin. and
daughter. Alta. spent Sunday with
Joe Morris and family.
lee llopncr aud wife and Miller
rlachly and family spent sunday with
Mrs. Jane lllachly and family.
The farmers here will begin cut
ting wheat the latter part of this
week.
Mary NnnDcvccr H. home from
school now and viii keep house for
her father during vacation,
Mics Ruth Ammo and her cousin.
Mary Bruntmcycr. Of Forest City.
spent the first If last week nj the
Chri. l,runtmcycT home.
j. u. NanDcvocr received trac-
tor engine. binder and plows, last
week, which he had purchased OF
rcarc 4 Euloy In Oregon.
We arr sorry H. know that Claud
ammo has been quite sick for several
days. threatened with typhoid fever.
lie H. u little better nj this wiring.
EGO.
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PRESBYTERIAN Church Notes.

The Communion OF the Lords sup
per was observed last sunday morn,
ing and barbara Jane, daughter ~
MIR. and Mrs, James ~ Murray born
February q, 1917, was oap,lzed.
The attendance Mt SUNDAY school
has fallen off with the not wsa'n ,.
This Is partly accounted Tor ny ,hc
fact that some are out OF town. Le.
every member VINO Is mere max
special effort to he present every sun