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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-26

90 From SterIing.-Will Rawlings OF
Sterling, brother of DR.. G.. A. Raw
lings, transacted business in the Cap
ital City this week.
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TO Form STUDENT Section. Sd

Instructors of music In the city will
meet this evening with Mrs, A. G.
Jacobson, president of the: Thursday
JIusical club at her home in the Rose
apartments to assist In the 0rganiza-
tion of the student section Of the club.
Names of eligible pupils wiIlEbe pre-
scented for membership. This new fea-
ture Of the years work of the club
promises to be very interesting. Much
talent is to be found among the young
er musicians of the city. h.
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TO Teach Daneins. !,

Miss Ruth Arnold Of Chicago, neice
of DIR. and Mrs. Martin w. Roam, has
announced the opening OF q dancing
class for Saturday afternoon In Patter-
son hall. Miss Arnold is an artist in
both the aesthetic and ball room dane
ing. Her interpretatiye dancing yes
terday afternoon at the receptions Civ.
en- by Mrs. G. D. Mann and Mrs. r. E..
Luehe was a. thing of beauty. The
young artist has had considerable ex-
perience Fas instructor of this art in
Chicago. She plans to give lessons on
interpretative dancing from O'Clock
to $3.50 and the ball room dancing
from 4 o'clock to 6.
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Return from Convention.
Mrs. William Suckow and Miss Cora
Dickerson, representing the local
branch OF the w. C. T. u, have re-
turned from the state convention in
Valley City and report splendid gath
ering OF that body. They were espe-
ci&Hy pleased, with the reelection to
the presidency of Mrs. Elizabeth Pres
ton Anderson. Among the important
matters considered at the convention
was the naming of delegates to the
national convention which will be held
in Washington, D. c., the week OF
Dec. l. They are: Mrs. Abbie w. II.
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Mrs. T.. D. Mcbride were in from
Dickinson this week.
From Minneapolis Cecil f.
Duncan, of Minneapolis is here on mil
itary business.
From Fort Yates.-Frank Fiske, the
Fort Yates photographer, called on
Bismarck friends this week
aHaggart in city.-Senator Gil Hag-
CART of Fargo looked after Bismarck
contracts the fore part Of the week.
Licensed to Wed.-A marriage IL
cense was issued Tuesday to Joseph
J. Egan and Ella Jacobson both of
Bismarck.
From steriing.-Win Rawlings of
Sterling, brother of DR.. G.. A. Raw
|ings, transacted business in the Cap
ital City this week.
Succeeds Tucker.-Mrs E. w. Sew
ell Of Fargo has succeeded John r..
Tucker as bookkeeper in the offices
OF the state board of regents.
Knights Of Pythias Meet.-A reg
ular meeting of st. ELMO Lodge No.
will be held in the Castle Hall at
s o'clock sharp this evening. There
will 'oe work in the rank of Page and
all members are urged to attend.
Homesteader Here.-Arthur Young
of jamestown, who has run through
Bismarck as a Northern Pacific mail
clerk for years, was here this week
looking after his homestead interests
at DriscOll.
Visits Father.-L. F. McHugh, who
is engaged in oil operations at Their
mopolis, Wyo., came to Bismarck this
week to join his father, T. F. Nc.
Hugh, former attorney general, who
had business in the supreme court,
and he accompanied his parent home
to Darlington for brief visit.
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Succeeds Tucker.-Mrs. E. w. Sew
ell Of Fargo has succeeded John r.
Tucker as bookkeeper in the Offices
OF the state board of regents.
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ONE HUNDRED ENTRA|N
AT MARTINS FERRY
CONTINGENT FROM BELMONT NO
LEAVES THIS MORNING.
Draftees We're Given Final Instructions
Yesterday-To Report Mt 7:5o A. NJ.
-NeMWs Of Martins Perry.

All arrangements have been completed
for the royal "send-off'' which Will he
rendered the one hundred men from Bel
mont district No. !. who will Leave TINS
morning for Camp Sherman at Chilli
Gothic. The men will report at draft
board headquarters at 1880 o'clock. IN
readiness to leave for the train. The
train will leave IN" foot OF Hanover
street promptly ut $40 o'clock and Tor
that reason the men have been called
to report at the board 1T 1880 IN order
that there will be no delay.
Promptly at O'Clock parade will
be formed. headed by tho cathedral
drum corps Of Wheeling and the old SOL
diers, followed by the school children
and the men who will leave. The same
route as taken by the former parade Will
BE- followed this morning. and the men
will not stop after leaving the head
quarters
All OF the men who were notified to
leave in this call reported at the board
headquarters yesterday morning Mt 10
o'clock and were given their instruc-
lions. after which they were allowed to
spend the last night with their parents
or friends If they wished to do so.
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Mnrtins Parry Rriafs.

Safety Director D. D. Parks has pur-
chased n new lIarley-Davidson motor
cycle which has already been pressed
into service.
Mrs. J. NJ. H,rss. of Pleasant Grove
WAS in the city for Il short time ycStcr.
day on business.
Another shipment Of bricks for the
Center street paving has arrived and
is being unloadcd.
George G.. Ralston. we'll known Fourth
street druggist. is spending few days
in Cleveland on business.
The weekly meeting Of the Junior
Mechanics will hc held In their hall on
Hanover street this evening.
Attorney W. T. Dixon returned last
evening after spending the day in Cad7
on business.
\ cas-" IF diphthcria was reported n
the health department yesterday fr,S:l
the Pete PcrlHrd home on North Fifth
street.
Miss Doris Ecnnum has accepted n
position AT tn" local puStolllc" and has
already entered upon her duties.
Myrnn l.. Cole of the People bank
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Albert Johnson ct al to William O.
Frise. Land in St Clairsv1lle. Con-
sideration $1,000.
George Tinsman and Emma Tinsman.
his wife to S. H. Robbins. Land in
Colerain TIP. Consideration 800.
Deborah s. Nesus and Oliver Nesus,
her husband. to S. H. Robbins. Land
in Colerain Tp. Consideration 800.
Robert Z. Goff and Paula Golf. his
wife, to s. II. Robbins. Land In Colersin
TIP. Consideration 800.
]. c. Brown and Alice Brown. his
wife. to s. II. Robbins. Land in Cole
rain TIP. Consideration 800.
Edwrad McCarty ct al to 8. n. Rob
bins. Land in Coleraln Tp. Consider
alton $1,000.
Sarah A Harris to 8. n. Robbins.
Land in Colera!n TIP. Consideration
800.
in Colcraln TIP. Consideration 800.
Elizabeth Frantz and husband to j.
". Crum ct all. Land in Martins Ferry.
Consideration $1,000.
Elizabeth Butler to Ida II. Gable.
Land in Wheeling TIP. Consideration
$4,000.
Ellen T. McGinty ct al to William
Weizer. Land in Bellaire. Considera-
ton s1Oo.
David A. Major and Sarah A. Major
to J. W. Major. Land in Flushing TIP.
Consideration $4,000.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad COM
pany. corporation to The Standard Oil
company a corporation. Land in Bel
laire Consideration $4,000
Clarmont Stanley ct al TO George
Hobbs. Land in Pease TIP. Considcra-
ton $1,000.
Thomas Pelkey ct al Mary A. Nc
Donald. Land in Bellaire. Considera-
ton $4,000.
Lena George to Fred George. Land
In Rellatre. Consideration $1,000.
Joseph Phillips and wife to John Bog
usky. Land In Richland Tp. Consider
alton 800.
John Bogusky and wife to Joseph
Phillips. Land in Richland TIP. Con-
sidcrntion 800.
J. c. Conner ct al to John Badura ct
nj. Land in Shadyside. Consideration
$500 co.
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Bcllnlre Briefs.


John Kr.bS. who enlisted in tho L. S.
marines and has been stationed In
South Carolina has returned TO his
home in this city.
Mrs. Ross Miller entertained the
members Of tho D. ". T. club last even
ing ut her home on Franklin street.
L"Ill Italians viii observe Columbus
Day IN ;hts city on Friday. October II.
Mrs. William por"r and daughters are
guests of friends at Columbus.
Hospital rag day will be held Satur-
day. October ]3.
Members of the Merry Matrons club
will go 70 St Gainesville this evening.
whore they will be entertained by Mrs.
Arthur Stewart.
Tho Wnran's Home Missionary So
cirty of tn. First VI. +. church will
meet this afternoon nj III" home OF Mrs.
Ferry Jones "u Franklin street. Otfl-
GERS will BE- cL.c:cd.
Robert Schramm Of South Rellaire is
able 10 DC out after an illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray tIagrnt OF Indian
1poliS ar" visiting Cir. and Mrs. Jonp
". Fish on North Guernsey street.
f'aul Hudson is Ill At his homo on
Twenty-siXth street.
J"hr Man"y has returned from a visit
al St Louis.
q visit with friends at Marietta.
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Personals.

Mrs. T. NJ Brooks, Mrs. Sam Dorfi
and Mrs. \. G.. Shaver compose the COM
Intttec to. entcrtai nthe ladies' or the
Willing Workers society at the BROOKS
home this afternoon.
On next Tuesday evening the Won
ans club will held its annual socia
meeting. The arrangements are being
made by the hospitality committee COM
posed Of Mrs. d. y. Smith. Mrs. W. NJ
Carnahan. Mrs. ". J. lloburg. Mrs. Al
T.. Harsh and Miss Erlle Euntill and the
meeting will be held at the home Of
Mrs. Marsh on Lincoln avenue.
This evening Mt the home or Mr.. and
.Jrs. G.. 4. Dornbush west Of town the
ECwnunultl club end q number or
friends of the members will hold corn
roast.
Miss Luclla Sutton Of 81. Clairsville.
gave 4 dinner party Tuesday evening
honoring Mrs. Elmer G.. Robinson VINO
wnH bride OF June. Guests from Sha-
t,side included Mr.. and Mrs. Robin
son, the Misses Catherine and Martina
Smith and John Robinson.
Miss l.ueilu Ellis OF Alledon!a spent
Yesterday with friends here.
Little Miss Maucl l.Ohr. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lohr Of Central
avenue, is recovering from an attack
of tonsiltis.
Mrs. &. e. Norton and Mrs. George
Krvscr of Lincoln avenue spent Tues
day shopping in Wheeling.
Mrs. Albert Alum of Lincoln avenue
have returned from Ciaysville' To-
where she spent Tuesday and Wednes-
day attending the annual reunion or the
McGraw family.
The new tea room In the basement or
the Dawson pharmacy has been opened
70 The public This room takes the place
Of the Dawson Srill which was closed
Il month ago.
Preparatory to tho communion service
10 be held Sunday morning. there will
be prayer service tomorrow evening
IN the Presbyterian church.
Officers and teachers OF the Chris
tisn Bible school will hold meeting
this evening 10 make further plans for
The Rally Day exercises to be held Oc1.
18th
Miss Bess Workman, director or the
recreation work, In the school. chaper-
oned n party Of young girls on u hike
Tuesday evening and picnic supper
was enjoyed on Futhey's MIL.
An excellent picture OF the drafted
man Of this district who left for Chill
1Icothe two weeks ago Is on display at
tho Smith news stand. Anumber Of
Shadyside men are In the group.
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BRIDGEPORT Briefs.

Mrs. Mary Giiholly. who recently re-
moved to Mozart Heights. ls again re-
moving to Kirkwood.
Mrs. Caroline Crowley OF Key is in
the city for q few days visiting at the
home Of hnr SON..
T. Fl. Johnson Of West Wheeling re-
moved his family to Bcllaire Yesterday
where they will make their future homo.
Tho new concrete pavement In front
OF the new National bank was thrown
open tc tho public Yesterday.
Consta able William Britton was at St.
Clairsrillc yesterday afternoon on busi-
ricss.
The weekly meeting OF the knights Of
ry,hias will he held in their. rooms on
Main street this evening.
John Fretar returned last evening
after q business trip to st. Clairsvillc
and other points.
DR.. j. W. Kahn Of Cambridge Is In tho
city for few days visiting at the home
ur John whitney.
George Slcbrrt IL able 10 he on tho
streets again after several days ill
ness.
Items Of interest for this paper may
bH loft at the bridgeport news stand on
Fridge street.
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RHEUMAT|CS
ARE SATISFIED
SATISFIED r n AT "NEUTRONE
PRESCRIPTION SO" DOES ALL
THAT is CLAIMED FOR 1T,

They have used "Ncutrone Pre-
scripIion 80" for all forms OF Rheu-
batism and Neuralgia. they frankly
tell how it has proved its quickly and
lasting benefit.
The words Of praise from New
burch's relieved Rheumatic sufferers
will prove 10 many 4 crippled sufferer
welcome message pointing the way
10 quick and permanent relief.
What Is more convincing than home
testimony?
'Ncutrone Prescription 90" from It's
remarkable success has sprung into
almost instant popularity; ut pro-
duces results"
Get a SOC or S1.00 bottle today. you
will be surprised at the Improvement
even in q short time. Mail orders
filled on S1.00 size.
c. H. Griest & Co.. Wheeling, w.
Va. and leading druggists every
where
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BELLAIRE
To Honor Boys OF IT.

=. The parade scheduled for this morn
ing in honor OF the boys "t the Selec-
tive army who will. entrain at 9:l5
o'clock. promises 70 prove q huge affair.
The 1o3 drafted men. members of
Spangler G. \. r, post. and citizens will
meet at the city building at S o'clock.
The Cathedral drum corps Of Wheeling
will head the procession and the route
will be from the city building to the
plnce Of entertainment at Thirty-sccond
and Hamilton streets. Puttney miners
will participate. They will meet at the
milne. and headed by band. nlurcn TO
the city. The draft is drawing heavily
from all the local mines. PultneE hay
Ing 10 men in the Increment which
leaves TODAY
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Holding tho Horses.

Chief Of Police DUNLAP has on his
hands four large horses. which he has
hcrn keeping since Monday. The horses
were taken Mt the suggestion of n man
claiming To he the owner OF them, but
who Inns thus far failed to put in I'm
appearance. A man drove them here
from Stcuhcnvillc. O.. then tclephoncd
To Marlcttn. O.. to which city he was
on route. requesting more money to con-
tinur tho journey. The owner then tele-
phoncd 10 the chief Of police, request
Ing him To hold the horses and tho
driver. but the man evidently smcllcd
Il mouse and heat It before the officers
could arrest him. Tho horses were taken
int" custody. hut the owner has not yet
arrived. Chief Dunlop is having DIFF
hrulty securing feed for the horses at
present.
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SHADYS|DE
Literary Society Program.

Miss Dome Caldwell. secretary for
tho Philomatean society Of the high
school has announced the program for
Friday afternoon OF next week, Octob-
err 18th. us follows: Songs BY the So
cicty; recitations. Edna Starrett Walter
Burkhart: Essay. Kurl Bittner; Plano
solo. Margaret Amber; Senior history.
Charles Kllldow: dialogue. Lawrence
Hahn and Robert Danford; jokes. Eva
Conner: vocal duet, pearl Fouty and
Margaret Meek: Reading, Marie Bit
ner: class prophecy. Nellie Connolly;
school paper Jam:s Futhey. The pres
idcnt Of the soriety Is Cecil Danford
and the critic Tor the day is Lundte
Henderson,.
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WELLSBURG

wELLSBCRG, Oct. 3.--Snmuel Roy
Johnson and Thomas Christopher Walsh,
both of Collier left Wednesday morn
ing at 1000 for Camp Lee, Virginia. to
complete the 40 per cent quota from
the county. which left hero on Septem-
Der SO. Edgar Jones and Edwin Cor
don Of Bethany left on Tuesday. These
four will take the places Of the four
rejected for physical disabilities.
The relatives of both young men and
many friends gathered ut the station
to witness their departure and bid them
gnndhy and Cod speed.
They will leave Pittsburgh. Pa. the
first stop. Wednesday, afternoon. going
10 Washington city and down the coast
10 Richmond and Petersburg. They
were due to arrive in camp on Thurs
day morning.
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J.H.M core, JeWeler
MARTINS FERRY, O.
Al Kinds OF Repairing Done
Watches q Speciality
Halloween Celebration.

Plans are being made for another
Halloween celebration to be staged in
this city the last three nights Of this
month. The matter was taken up at a
recent meeting Of the board Of trade
and they gave their endorsement Of the
movement and appointed Brock Brown
to represent the board. He will also
announce his committees In the next
few DAYS.
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WAKE UP FEELING FINE! BEST
LAXATIVE FOR MEN. WOMEN
AND CHILDREN.

Enjoy life! Remove the liver and
bowel poison which is keeping your
head dizzy, your tongue coated. breath
offensive and stomach sour. Don't
stay bilious. sick, headachy' constipat-
ed and full of cold. Why don't you
get a box of Cascarets from the drug
store and eat one or two tonight and
enjoy the incest, gentlest liver and
bowel cleansing you ever experience
edo You will wake up feeling MT anu
fine. Cascarets never grippe or slcken
like salts, pills and calomel. They
act so gently that you hardly realize
YOU have taken 4 cathartic. Mothers
should give cross, sick, bilious or fe-
yerish children a whole .Cascaret any
time-they act thoroughly and arc
harmless.
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Fifth Gamo of Sertea.

The NTH game Of the title series fol
Brooke county will hc played in Wells
burg on Saturday. Both teams are get
ting in shape for III" rnmc by daily
practice md strengthening Of the weak
points. WcllsburG will make n desperate
effort to take the game. and tie the
standing with F'nllnnShcc. This will
give the locals II chance 10 play de-
Gliding game for the title. Follansbee
has already won tw" games md tho de-
cision in the coming game will give
them the bunting. as three games will
name the winner
Tho fourth game Of the series. played
on Saturday last OF Follanshce, resulted
In n tcn-inning tie.
These games have drawn bigger
crowds than any games this summer
but tho attendance does not equal tina,
of last year
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left yesterday morning for n several
days business trip to Cleveland.
The members of the high school foot
ball squad held IL splendid workout at
League park last evening.
William Toland. of HarriSville. was
In the city for Il short time yesterday
on business
The work Of paving Indiana street In
the rear Of the Sheets school building
Is progressing rapidly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-04
BRIDGEPORT
MANY To Martins Ferry.

A large crowd from this city VIII go
to Martins Ferry this morning to VIII
ness the departure Of the third contin-
gent from this district which will leave
this morning for Camp Sherman. The
men will leave on the +. & O. road and
tho train will be run up TO tho loot OF
Hanover street. 4 parade headed by
the Cathedral drum corps of wheeling
and the c. y. Il. and the schol children
will lead the men to the train. Tie
train will leave promptly at $500 clock.
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Francis Funeral.

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Jane Francis. we'll known resident of
Bellaire. who died Monday morning.
were held yesterday afternoon at the
home Of her granddaughter. Mrs. Albert
Wilson. on Belmont street. Rev. G. 3.
Smith, pastor of the First NJ. j.. churhc.
ofliciated lnterment followed in Rose
Hill cemetery.
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Organize Junior Rcd Cross.

According TO information yesterday.
efforts are being made to organize
Junior Red Cross society In belmont
county. 1t was stated that q meeting
will b. held in few days when pre-
limlnary organization will be formed.
The organization will be an auxiliary TO
the Belmont county chapter and will
nave branches in all the towns In the
county.
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Two SEES sionS.

1t was announced yesterday that two
sessions of the Belmont county chapter
or the American Red Cross society will
be- held in this city Thursday. October
u. The FIRST session will be held al
1880 O'Clock and the last will be- called
1T l:3n. The sessions will he held in
the Commercial Cluhr"oms. Mrs. Harr!.
son Ewing Of Cleveland will be the
principal speaker.
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Cont RA"

The two cases scheduled for common
pleas court Wednesday were settled out
Of court before the time for the hear
ings. The terms Of the settlement were
not made public.
The case Of R. B. Francis vs. the
Wheeling Traction will come up for 4
hearing in common pleas court today
The case is the outgrowth Of an auto
accident in Bellaire early last spring In
which an auto OF Mr.. Francis was dam
aged to the extent Of 5000 by being
struck by street car. The suit Is for
5000.
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Church wedding.

Wednesday morning at st. Johns
church the marriage Of Miss Mary Ney
Of this city and Mr.. Thomas Whitman
OF Martins Ferry was solennzed tS
Rcy Joseph Whitman. After an eastern
wedding "Trip they will 30 TO house
;ireping in Martins Ferry.
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Removing Bodies to Upland.

4 force Of men are at work removing
the bodies from the old Yorkrille GEM
ctery back of Yorkrille. Recently the
old cemetery was purchased by the
Wheeling Steel & Iron company and tho
families having relatives in the grounds
purchased by the mill company made
arrangements TO remove all of the
bodies to the other cemetery. The old
cemetery was situated along the river
road near tho end OF the county line.
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Sheriff Wesley osbourne Tuesday even
ing on the charge Of disorderly conduct
and were given a hearing before Mayor
Davies yesterday morning. The men
claimed that they were going in the
search Of tomatoes and potatoes. but
when their auto was searched a largo
amount Of wet goods were found. They
were assessed fines Of IS and costs EACH
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Will Be Presented with Lunches.

As n result Of a collection taken up
by Robert Johns Simon Parker and Dr.
r. y. Blackford. each of the men leaving
this morning for Camp Sherman Mt
Chllcothe. will be presented with a
lunch. The Red Cross society prepared
the lunches ut their headquarters in the
Central hose house last evening and tho
boxes will be presented to tho men this
morning. A package Of cigarettes will
be found in each lunch that was packed.
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Ynii1raA nj Mill

While going about his work at tho
Whitaker GlcSSner sheet mill in tho
upper part of the city yesterday morn
ing. Frank lIannas sustained a number
Of painful injuries when lie came in
contact with pile Of iron. The injured
man was removed to the local hospital
where medical attention was rendered
and he will he able 10 leave the hospital
In q few days.
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Remains to Former Home.

The remains Of the late Frank Smith,
Of Piedmont. who was killed Wednesday
night when a traction engine exploded
will be sent to his late home this
morning. Following his death ut the
local hospital the remains were removed
to the Noble morguc where they were
prepared for burial.
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Warden Infant Buried.

Funeral services for the infant child
Of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Warden. OF
Broadway. which died Tuesday after
shart illness. were conducted yesterday
afternoon at the home Of the parents.
The services were In charge OF Rev. G..
w. Hall. pastor Of the First Christian
church and interment was in RIverriew
cemetery.