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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-02-28
Pig Crop Threatened by Necro-
bacilIOsis.
Brookings, S. D. Feb.

A contagious disease known as ne.
crobacillosis affecting pigs from the
sucking stage to three months old is
becoming widely scattered over the.
state The control of this disease
will have direct bearing upon South
Dakota proposed 10 percent increase
in pork production this year The
following practical discussion is of
fered by the animal health laboratory
at State college,:
Necrobacillosis manifests itself in,
a variety of ways. In come herds Of
little pigs the lips, tongue, gums and
jaws are affected. These parts show
swellings and ulcers varying from
half the size of pea to the size of a
mans thumb nail. The edges are
quite red and infiamed, and the cen
ter often contains thick, dark color
ed scab. This condition soon inter-
feres with their eating, and they get
thin and unthrifty and die. Treat
ment consists in removing the ecabs
and all dead tissue, and painting the
ulcers with tincture of iodine. This
early and persistently followed will
save some of the pigs that if left un-
treated would be lost. Dipping the
pigs and thoroly disinfecting the pens
is also a part of wise treatment.
In other herds the symptoms are
entirely different. The germs lodge
in the intestinal tract and cause a
Fart of the intestine to become lined
with a brownish. cheesey mass as
much as one-sixteenth Of an inch
thick. A diarrhoea results, the pigs
become thin and unthrifty and many
of them die The poisons produced
in the lining of the large intestine
causes an enlarged and darkened con-
dition of the lymph glands that may
be mistaken for evidence Of cholera.
The germs sometimes lodge in other
internal organs like the liver and
lungs and compIicate conditions still
more. a.
Many times necrobacillosis is mis-
taken for cholera. When pigs ere
vaccinated against cholera and this
disease is present, many of them die,
because vaccination does not protect
against any other disease than chol-
era. Under such circumstances the
owner is often inclined to blame the
serum.
The germs causing this disease in,
habit the digestive tract of swine
and are present in the manure, soil.
yards, pens and many places about ar
unsanitary hog house. Infection il
usually indirect, but may be trans
mitted from an infected to s healthy
animal by contact.
On account of the uncertainty OF
diagnosis except by post mortem ex.
animation. treatment is not very sat
isfactory. Prevention in the form o1
sanitary hog houses and yards. sani
tary hog wallows. clean drinking wa
.ss, 81: balanced grain rstt;oTi, ttoEsths
with frequent use of dipping vat ant
i spraying Of houses is better thai
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-02-28

while the polls are open at or during
the tendency of any annual or regular
election of this year to be held in
their respective townships, towns.
villages or cities of this county. by
giong to the polling places of such
election and registering as such party
elector before the said township, town
or village clerk of their respective
precincts, or before the clerk 0f the
respective precincts appointed by the
Judge Of election of their respective
precincts in(the incorporated cities of
this county. If at any time when
any auch elector may apply for such
registration to any such clerk or city
auditor or to tnc county auditor the
party registration book for the pre-
cinct of such elector shall not be in
the custody of such clerk or auditor,
such elector may register before any
such cerk or auditor by registering
upon registration card furnished by
such clerk or autor for that purpos
Unless such party registration is
made in some one of the modes here
in designated, and on or before the
18th day of next May the elector fall
ing to SO register will not be allowed
to vote at said primary. Except
that any elector who is necessarily
absent from the county for any period
of time from or after January 1st.
and up to within from one to five days
of the time of his applying for regis
tration, is allowed to make party reg
lstration within five days after his
return to this county, before the
county auditor by making and filing
with the county auditor an affidavit
setting forth such absence and that
he was unable, by reason of said alb
sence, to register prior to the 18th
day of May of this year. If such ab
sence shall continue until within five
days before the primary, or until the
day of the primary, such previously
absent elector may make party reg
istration in the registration book be-
fore the precinct primary election
beard in his precinct on primary cleo
tion day, by making such affi iavit be
| fore said board and by signing such
registration book.
(SeaD JACK j. MAUS
County Auditor.
The following are the names and
postofice addresses of the registration
clerks that have been appointed in
the various precincts of the county
and who have the registration books
in their possession. to-wit:-
Precinct Name Address
Scotland ]. T. Smith, Scotland
Washington Fred Schneider
Emanuel Jas. Piroutek Tripp
Monroe w. j. Wormsbecher Avon
Avon A. H. Rosberg Avon
franklin Henry Wynia Tyndall
! Jackson F. A. Bower :"
J Lincoln Frank Wysuph =
Tabor G. j. Vaith Tabor
rCleveland S. j Heitgen /"
Albion Louis Koenig Kingsburg
Jefferson F. G. Bangert Tyndall
Hancock Bui Martin Springfield
Springfield W 3 Martin !"
Bon Homme J. B. Mulieague
Runningwater August Hennies :,
! .lTx1ffsdl {n1cs snan1i1 :. T1ojS3a1l
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-02-28
Political A Announcements.
For County Treasurer

| hereby announce my candidacy
for the Office Of county treasurer of
Bon Homme county on the republican
ticket, subject to the will of the vot-
ers of that party as expressed in the
May, 1913, primary.
Chas. E. Bixby.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-02-28
For Register of Deeds

hereby announce my candidacy for
the Office Of Register of Deeds Of Bon
Homme County, South Dakota subject
to the will of the republican voters
as expressed 10 the May, 1918, pri-i
mary. Ted. A. Hinznan.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-02-28

The report Of Insurance Commits
sloner Van Camp seeen.ls g. .hm ! tied
to Governor Norbesk shows that the
department for the fiscal year scollect,
~ n fef1C Il ~ - ~ IN II Ul1Ql3x
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-02-28
Organization Well on the Way for Bon
Homme County Demonstration
Agent.

Organization Well on the Way for Bon
Homme County Demonstration
Agent.
Bon Homme county is now taking
steps to secure the benefit of recent
government appropriation providing
for County Demonstration Agent in
counties not now employing a County
Agricultural Agent. R. L. Patty with
the Y. s. Dept, of Agriculture as
Asst. County Agent Leader, was in
the county last week and finding.
strong sentiment for the wark, stop
ped this week on his way back from
Gregory county and is helping with
the organization work.
The county is to be we'll organized
with committeeman and County
Emergency Bureau thru which the
work will be directed.
The appropriation was made for the
purpose Of increasing the production
and conservation Of food for the per-
iod of the war. Figures from county
agent counties, over the United States
have shown that helping to put this
work in counties not having it, will be
q good investment at this time.
The Agents salary and travelling
expenses can be paid entirely from
Federal funds,s the county showing a
moral support of the work to the ex-
tent Of furnishing the office, office ex-
pense, and membership of the Bon
Homme County Emergency Bureau,
Of at least two hundred members. The
membership fee is one dollar per year
and goes toward the Office mainten-
ance.
An Executive committee of FIVE men
over the county have been asked to
serve temporarily until the work gets
started, when meeting of all the
members of the Bureau will be held
and an election take place. These
men are as follows:
B. D. Magnuson, Springfield.
H. C. Madole, Bon Homme
Dennis Murphy, Tyndall.
p. Mueller, Scotland.
v. G. Conklin, Tyndall.
VIM. Thompson, Tyndall, Secretary
*These men met at Tyndan on Tues
and Treasurer.
day, February 10Th, and named an
Advisory Council, consisting of man
from each community over the county,
who will represent his community or
township in the county organization.
The Agent will be selected in the
same way as in the regular county
agent county. He will make his home
in the county, have an office in the
county seat and work on those things
which are for the good of the agri-
cultural interests Of the county the
first of which will probably be the
seed corn situation This is a good
agricultural county and cannot afford
to be without this work.
All committeeman and many 9th
ers are securing membership to the
Bureau, and it is hoped to finish uE
the organization in very short time
and get the men in the county and al
work.
The Advisory Council is as follows
Community Committee:
Ray Patterson, Springfield
ph1oo Mn~~sc
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-06-21
EBENEZER LADIES' AID
SOCIETY HAS MEETING

The Ladies' Aid society of the
Ebenezer church met at the home Of
Mrs. Henry Bartlett "Wednesday,
June 12. with a good attendance. The
meeting was called to order by the
president, Mrs. Name McDormoit.
Song. "Church in the Wildwood"
Scripture reading, 4Sth Psalm, and
prayer by Rev. Allen.
Song, Since ! Have Been Redeem
ed"
Rov. Allen and Mrs. I,edell gave
talks on war savings stamps and
thrift stamps.
Story Mrs. Emma Eloar.
Reading Miss Metzgar.
The next meeting Is to be held with
Mrs. Timothy Bartlett
Song, Just When | Need Him
Most"
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CENTERBURC

CENTERBURG, June 18-J. F.. Gil
bert spent Monday In Columbus.
Mrs. Harry Reed of Fostorfa IL
visiting In the home OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Hanover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Brown and
little daughter spent Sunday with rel
atives in Columbus.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. S. Reynolds of Bu
cyrus were weekend guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. E. r.. Reynolds.
Miss Isabelle Poland OF Shelby was
Sunday guest OF Mr.. Robert Poland
Lowell CAN'T and Gail Huffman
have enlisted In the u. 8. ambulance
corps and are now stationed at the
Columbus barracks.
Mrs. S. o. CAN'T is visiting at home
of her daughter. Mrs. II. E. Queen, at
Cincinnati.
Miss Gertrude Wolfe, who has been
In California for the past two yeras
arrived home Saturday
Ford Hicks. employed by The
Pennsylvania company at Sunbury
spent Sunday at his home here.
y. C. Ramey spent Saturday in New
Lexington.
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PALMYRA

PALMYRA, JGne 1S-George An
ten and family of Akron are spending
a few days visiting their. parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Auten, and other rel
atives.
w. w. Kinney and family returned
last week from visit with relatives
at Rawson.
Miss Catherine Gregg Of Lorain is
visiting at the home of her uncle
Charles Gregg.
Richard Roberts and wife and son
Wilbur, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs
Paul DeBolt, motored to ChillicOthe
on Friday to visit Gilbert Roberts al
Camp Sherman.
On Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. II. B
Welker and daughter, I.ura, and Mr.
and Mrs. l.. n. Swank visited Earl
Welker at Camp Sherman. They took
a picnic dinner which was enjoyed by
Earl and few homo boys who
shared it with them.
Miss Fora Beheler returned Mon.
day from few days VISIT with her
brother, Claude Beheler, and wife,
near Butler.
Five couples OF young people at
tended party at the home OF Ray
mond Williams Wednesday evening.
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TO REPAIR BRIDGES
Co. Commissioner Authorize
Expenditure OF $906 In
Hilliar Twp. Alene

Extensive repairs will be made to
the Daily bridge In IIilliar township
In the near future, v contract having
been let by the county commissioners
Moday TO A. y. Davis and w. b.
Payne for the construction Of con.
crete abutments, making ILLS and
other work, In all calling Tor an ex-
pendituro of s90G.50.
Other contracts let Monday were:
To benjamin w. Logsdon. $l9s for
repairs to the Richsrt bridge IN
Brown township; S3S for repairs ia
the Mayors bridge In Liberty town
ship.
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was born in Chester county, Pa, ON
May 2S, 1870, and came to Ohio with
his parents when about four years
old, living In MilWood for a time and
later coming to Mt. Vernon, where
his father opened mercantile bust
ness. Mr. Peterman received his ed.
ncaiiOn I'm the Mt Vernon schools
and after completing his school car
eer accepted n position with the TN.
tied States Express company as
messenger between llrhana and lndi
annapolis on the T. G. G. q St l.. rail
way.
Mr.. Peterman was then about 90
years of age. lie continued in the
employ Of the express company until
1871, when he returned Ia Mt. Vernon
and entered into partnership with his
father. AT the death of his father,
Mr.. Peterman disposed Of the mer-
camille business and entered the in
surance business In which he contin-
ned until the time of his death,
Mr.. Peterman was n member of the
ST. l'auls Episcopal church and served
as treasurer and yestryman for ~
years, succeeding his father, who
held these positions for 30 years.
Mr. Peterman was member of tho
Masonic bodies in this city and
served as secretary Of the four bodies
for forty years. lie was also aIIil
lated with Tim0n lodge Knights o
Pythias. being past chancellor IL
thjs torJer, ~
POLITICALLY Mr. Peterman was {
fiIemhHf OF the Republican party ant
HS. such he served on the board o
elections in Knox county from Tho
time II was established more than q
years ago.
Mr., peterman waa married on Sen
tember s. 1886, TO Miss Joanna Ad
ans and one daughter was born o
this union, dying while quite young.
The funeral at the St paul's Epis
cOpal church AZ 10 o'clock Thmsda!
morning, Rev. W r. llul officiating
The MI. Zion Masonic lodge to hay,
charge of the funeral services with
Knights Templars cscort Burial II
Mound View cemetery.
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GEORGE SHAW DIES

George Shaw died ut his home In
Danville at $3.50 o'clock Monday even
ing Of heart trouble He leaves three
brothers, Oscar Thomas and VIII.
liam, all living at Danville. The fun.
eral at 10 o'clock Thursday morning,
Rev. DuIiadway officiating. Burial IN
the Workman cemetery.
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Plummer Marriott Dies

Plummer Marriott died at his home
in Rich Hill Sunday morning after
suffering with heart trouble for a
short time. He leaves his wife, n
daughter, Mrs. Ethel Bittmer, and a
son, Guy, of Rich Hill. He also leaves
a brother, John Marriott, and sister,
Mrs. Ella Modi. The funeral was
held at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning
at the Rich Hill church. burial being
made in the Rich Hill cemetery.
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Answer Filed

Answer Filed
The Howard Savings Bank Co., de.
iendant In the suit of Katherine l..
McGugin against Neva NJ Rees and
others, has filed an answer and cross
petition denying the plaintiffs allie.
cations and setting up a claim for
$4,000 on promissory note alleged
to have been secured by a mortgage
on real estate. The defendant asks
that the mortgage he foreclosed j..
o. Levering is attorney for the de.
fendant. lI e..
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MRS. N. c. HOOKWAY DIES

Mrs. Norman c. Hookway, aged 81,
died at her home in Liberty township
early Tuesday morning after an III
ness OF seven weeks. the result OF
cancer OF the stomach. Besides her
husband, she leaves two daughters
and four sons. Mrs. Snow of Clinton
township and Iona at home. and Sam.
uel T.. OF Canton, George H.. Herger
O.. and Harvey Il. fTookway. The
funeral at II o'clock Thursday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-06-21
S. H. PETERMAN
DIES FOLLOWING
A LONG ILLNESS
Succumbs To Complication
OF Diseases AT Residence
In East Gambler St.
WAS PROMINENT IN
LODGE AND CHURCH
Was Secretary OF Masonic
Bodies For 40 Years;
Funeral Thursday

Samuel II. Peterman, age GS years
died at his residence. l0i East Gam
bier street, about eight O'Clock Mon
day evening from a complication ol
diseases from which he had been suf
fering for several months. He leaves
his wife. Mrs. Joanna Adams Peter
man, two sisters. Mrs. j. c. Arm
strong and Miss Louise Peterman
both of this city, and one brother, DR..
Chas. p. Peterman of Brooklyn, New
York.
MIR. Peterman was the son of Chris
tian and Elizabeth Peterman. He
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-06-21
ROLL CALL OF FAlRViEW
CHRISTIAN CHURCH SUNDAY

The annual roll calRot the Fairyisw
Christian church viii be held Sunday,
June 80, the Rev, Elmer $. Thomas
Of Dayton giving the address of the
day. This viii he an allday meeting.
Basket dinner.
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ing that no other funds have come
into the hands OF the executors.
D.
Trustees Account
Katherine Zeisloft. trustee of En-.
ma Murray has filed her second ac.
count in the probate court showing
s1,51G.l0 received and s5iG.lO ex.
pended.
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Real Estate Transfers

NVdT CS0dtc TTUTSIVTS-
Jonathan Arnold to Emma Arnold
LOG acres in Brown, 81.
w. l.. Snyder to l.. L. Workman,
parcel in Brinkhaven. $500.
w. c. Rockwell to Cornelius A.
Winland, 81 acres in Clinton, 81.
Charles X. Salisbury to Cora Ran.
iom, parcel in Clinton, 81.
w. G.. Rockwell to Charles l.. Har.
mon, 20 acres in Clinton, 81.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-06-21
FAMILY REUNION

The first reunion of the Weaver and
Murphy families will be held at the
home of Emery Davis on the O'Daniel
farm and 1-2 miles north of Martins,
burg Thursday, July L. Basket din.
ner.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-06-21

transcript from the police court
court in the matter of Joseph IIar-
rington, charged by Silas McManis
with assault Harrington was held
20 the common pleas court to await
the action of the grand jury, under
5000 bond.
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Marriage Licenses

William G.. SeitZ, clergyman, Belle
fOntaine. and Florence Comstock,
Gambler. Rev. Walter Whitman of
Cleveland
Lloyd Emerson lIoyman, farmer,
Millersburg, and Helen Madge IiOr.
ton, nurse, Mt. Vernon. Rev. J. A.
Long.
Frank NJ. Harmon, gas worker and
Martha A. Pierre. clerk, both Of Mt.
Vernon. Rev. s. 4. Allen.
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WILL HOLD SPECIAL
SERVICES AT N. P.
CHURCH THIS WEEK

Special evangellstic services viii
be held at the II. p. church beginning
Wednesday night and continuing un.
I'll Sunday evening. June 33. On
"wednesday evening Rev. s. w. ROs'
enberger. president OF the Musktng
um conference. viii preach and Rev
w. II. Streitenberger. the evangelist
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-06-21
Court News

H. S. Bradlield, defendant I'm a suit
brought against him by John T.. Col
Opy In the common pleas court. has
filed an answer denying all allega.
tiOns OF the plaintiffs petition. II. l..
Carr Ia attorney for Mr.. i'radield.
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LEVERING GOES TO
VANCOUVER; ENTERS
MILITARY SERVICE

Russell lowering, inducted into the
spruce production branch Of the mill
tary service as a civil engineer, left
Tuesday morning for Vancouver.
Wash, where he viii report for duty.
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Files Exceptions

FTTeS EXCeptfOns-
DR.. W. u. Cole and Robert l.. Cole,
through their attorney, II. E. Sapp,
have filed bin Of exceptions to the
final account OF w. O. Phillips, exec
utor Of the. estate of Thomas +. Cole.
The executors allege five irresnlari-
ties in the account.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-06-21

will come Thursday and preach every
evening at 7:30 o'clock until the ser.
vices close Sunday. The music at
these meetings will he feature.
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Inventory Filed

Robert Cowden, administrator of
the estate of Harley G.. Cowden, has
filed an inventory of the estate in the
probate court, showing property val
ued at $l,704.S7. The court issued an
order of private sale of the estate.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-06-21
Sale Confirmed

The order of private sale of the es,
tate of Harry Bouten, issued by the
probate court to j. n. BraddOck and
{. ID. Swetland, administrators, has
been returned and confirmed by the
court. The report of the sale show.
S5,2G650 received
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Account Filed

Account Filed
The first and final account of Inez,
Frank and Harry I.andrum, executors
of the estate of j. T.. l.andrum, has
been filed In the probate court, show
| ing Sl7, ,l4G.5G received and expended
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-06-21
ATTEND ENcAMeMENr

Mrs. H. A. Simpson Of Gambler and
Mrs. Amos Silcott Of this city went to
Hamilton Tuesday to attend the q.
A. X. encampment.
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Made Defendant

Paul NJ. Ashbaugh. administrator
OF the estate of Charles X. McGugin,
has been made n party defendant in
the suit of Katherine McGugin vs.
Neva M, Rees. according to an entry
filed In the common pleas court.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-06-21
Marriage Licences

Marriage Licences
Harry s., Phillips, farmer, and lola
4. Jewell, both of Centerbnrg. Re,
4. l.. Fisher.
Orville NJ. Arlington. weil-blower,
and Alice Mac Ross, teacher, both of
Martinsburg. Rev. j. A. Long.
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Divorce Granted

Lewis Harris was granted d.
vOrce from Ruth Il, Harris by the
common pleas court Tuesday The
plaintif was given the custody of tn,
minor children.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-06-21

Frank l.. Wolfe to George Right
mire. 100 acres in Howard, $4,750.
Edwin G.. Durbin to Frank II. Dur.
bin, 9G acres in Howard, $4,000.
A. II. Stauifcr to Rudolph l. Jones,
city property, $37S.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-06-21
Entry Filed

Entry has been filed In he common
pleas court In the matter of the suit
of A. G. Mills against Charles Porter.
new trial has been submitted to the
court.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-06-21

Dale Porter went to Delaware
Tuesday night to attend the com.
menccment of Ohio Wesleyan univer
sity
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Account Filed

The second account of Stephen
Rine, executor of the estate OF John
G. Rine. has been filed in the probate
court showing S2,l3295 received and
expended
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-06-21
inventory Filed

u. A, Italston. executor of the cs
tate OF Thomas Crawford. has filed
an inventory of the estate In probate
court, showing property valued n,
$3,i35.o5.
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Widows Election

WIDOWS Election
Theresa Fidler, widow of Addison
i'idler, has filed her election to take
under the will of her husband in tho
probate court. 1921
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-06-21
Account Filed

Account Filed
The FIRST and final account Of I.Or-
In Critchiield and Roscoe Cloe. execu.
tors OF the estate OF Florence Cole.
man. has been filed In the probate
court. showing $l.07S.60 received and
5000 expended. An affidavit has also
been filed In lieu OF an account show.
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Files Inventory.

FWeS inventory
An inventory of the estate of Mary
u. Eas,erday has been filed In the
probate court by Mary r. Boggs. The
inventory shows property valued at
| $6,G30.s4.