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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10
OPERATORS ASK

confident we will surprise the nation
with the response tomorrow. earnestly
ask that the convention, now in session
take some action to destroy the worst
labor autoeraey this country has ever
known. With best wishes for success
ful meeting and fraternal greetings, I
am, $. j Konenkamp.n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10

and in Hood River was entertained by
her daughter, Mrs. G. T. Roberts. She
cause Of the pageant, commencement
was accompanied by her grandson,
Charles Kay Bishop.
Mrs. Frank P. Schmidt and son Ted
dy left this morning for San Fran
cisco here they win visit with friends
and relatives for two or three months
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10
PEELS OFF CORNS
BETWEEN TOES

The Great Corn Ioosencr Of the age.
Newer Faain. Painless
A corn mashed, squeezed and crush
cd, all day long, in between two toesl
You can try the desperate, "ireat 'emi
rough" way and ny 10 dig It out and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10

Washington-4th, o7.7; 9th, $50; 9th
D8.2; building, 9S.2.
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
HOUSTON

ihe regular correspondant s.
houston to the Chronicle aid nor ,,rjtl - G,l
an OF the items to the Chronicle ~. -,
appeared IN last weeks letter as 10,
le'ler was finished with the iten, tbe,
ciiizen Of Houston reouesfed 'ao, tbo
residents to clean out their boenare s,e
on account Of the scent. She doas,..s N.is
Auow VINO wrote the remaining r-I ite,,,- :
oul II Is certainly too bad tbat l9 tba5,
made a mistake about the date Of 'l'5 ny
supper as Il caused quite a mix-nn ''''
Mr and Mrs Carrow and dsnaht..
MSS Ella Of Dover. were the g,ests
on saturday Of William SatterfiaiS DoS.s ~
daughter. Mabel 'eiieiu and
MISS sadie Thistlewood of Wilrir.
.oh spent the weekend with bar lining
Ter, Mrs. Morgan. l He' SIS
MSS Myrtle Hall of Milford wac -.
lrday. 'S waters on Sat
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cbism a.,
lsIghler 1'ii,g.ler were the weekend enasts aile ns
" Niliiam Chism and wife. e"e''s Oh
az ,uI. ha1i ana Mrs. Ralph Jump and daueb
er ,,,; nave gone to North Wales Ma SSusl- n
p Rena thanksgiving as the eussts s%t.' 20 20
II; r., and Mrs. James Wright "'9's Oh
Ihere will be preacbing sorn;o
ie church on Thanksgivinp r,nr,,. 1uvs - !
1890 o'clock. e nnorhing =
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
GREENWOOD

Many OF our people are gettin,
, ready Tor the cold weather. They ar,
laying IN wood and coal and killins
their hogs; for it is better to saw "her,
II IS than where is it?"
Several people are having thei,
houses wired for electric lights
oysters in town are selling nj 50c
per basket. wv
George Vincent. who had eleven
hogs for winter, has lost ten of them
with cholera. ~
Our school has increased greatI,, =,
SIZE since the School Code went into
effect. We scarcely have room, Ni.o ~
mere are over 225 scholars now al
tending school.
WliDert Owens, son Of Frank Owens
mas been home on a cunning trim for
a few days. ''p iOr
MRS. John Clifton has gone IN tho
city to visit her mother and sistars
Ihe carpenters and masons are oct
ting along fine with the new hopses
Homer Cohee has moved his famiIv
zott. "''uiio'nei' MIS- (
Harry Cox and a friend from cbes
-eI are visiting in thown this week.
MARTIN Coleman, who Is in a Phila-
ielphia hospital, is improving verv
Mr. Humphreys of Wilmington spent
ne weekend with Laurence Tatman
nd family. iaH
Many people are getting holly ana
making wreaths. u
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
CLARKSVILLE

Mrs. Maggie Lathbury is SUFFERING
from an attack of acute indigestion
isaac Daisey is at this time Tines
dayl very low and not expected n
live 1N'e" 20
The funeral services Of the Iate
Thomas Daisey we're held in tbe
christian Church at Ocean View LAST
,, Master Weston Holt. son OF r. b
Hot, Of Philadelphia. hearing a storv
on the Victrola of a man eating axle
grease decided to try it himself He
got away with a small portion Int
gave II up as bad Job.
herbert Murray is home al Dresent
They have another boarder In their
family--a fine son.
Rabbit and quail are taking IN the
tall timber now.
MT and Mrs Harmon of Frankfor5
are temporarily staying with their son
)f this place
Mrs. Lizzie Helm has returned %
Philadelphia after a visit with her
PARENTS here
we are glad to report that Mrs. Eliz-
,Deth Gordy is improving. MoIIie
lowly. sieusth
Ihe ladies OF the Millville Cburch
!. 1nTist Will hold an oyster supper {
! holts Hall. Clarksville. SATURDAY.
lshI Ice cream and cake will he
u SAFE everybody invited
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
OVERLOOK

.,,,i Many people Of this vicinity ar,
John ". Houston spent the weo,
end with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs p
y. houston. in Georgetown. !"
bliss villa Hastings is visiting re,.
A',ses and friends In Philadelnbis
byard Messick OF Georgetown sno,,
s9', ,ae weekend with his brother F5gar fsa.
MISS Mildred W. Greene. Miss EN-
ma ,,l.. Sreene and friends spent sunday
WV. WIN mr. and Mrs. John II Preftvn,s Z :,
Mr. and Mrs. George carnanto.
sl speni Sunday over in Prime pSbseI Hool,
~ ssssisai meetings are still in prov-
ssss s at Zion, but will close FriSer rsJs
evening evening and start at Conlev's n '' =
eIeIen on Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. William Tnrnar Il,
y. s,r' and Mrs Oscar warrln-se-. saaie
MI, MI, Anna Rust, all Of near coo1 aau
sspring, spent Sunday with M ana
mrs. william Rust. auu
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
BOWERS

The festival held iu The haU ms
, Saturday evening was "a grand success,
socially and financially The commit
zee in charge desire 20 thank an whl
contributed 70 its success. The pro
ceeds after dedUctIng the expenses
amounted 90 fny-fve dollars
j. Frederick Martin of Fox Chase.
Philadelphia. spent the weekend with
W $. Davidson and family.
A. ID Garrison left this Monday
morning on his two weeks vacation
when he viii visit friends i'm Salem.
y j. and other points i'm South Jer-
sew
Mrs. }. A. Martin has returned home
from an extended trip among friends
IN Philadelphia and Ocean CITY. \ 7
Mrs. Walter $. Camper and two
daughters, Misses Pearl and Madeline
OF near town left on Saturday last for
AshFllle, y. C.. 20 join W. S. CamDer
ana daughter, Miss Alice. who have
been there since the early part of Iast
july where Miss Alice has been IN i
Sanitarium on account 'Of moor bealtb
Miss Carrie Davidson ana Mis-
Edith Spayd are visiting Friends. ir
- puma AAllS week.
Edward Kelly of Boston arrived ON
saturday of last week. He will snenJ
some time with his grandparents Mr.
ana Mrs. William r. Kelly
IL remained for John NJ Bouidap
Mho mas lately moved his family from
" wilmington TO this town. to carry of
ne iaurels in hunting and sbootin@
MIA game. He and two friends from
y I,mington who are also crack shots
ook trip over in Cecil county. Nd
rear the town OF Perryville. for tbo
'uI pose OF a few days sport i'm wild
ucA shooting. On November ard tbc
Isl aay. they killed AZ ducks. ON tbe
I'D hey brought in % canvas bsal,
ucks' on the 7th they killed AZ ducks
dluerent varieties: and on The 1oth
iey took in the rabbit SHOOTING Gat
-lig 'he day the law allowed tbe
iooslhg OF them, when they brougbt
y rabbits and one quail H.
'ulaeh SAYS that the game in tbis
ctioh is so scarce and far betwaan
at a person does not GET anonrh
ooiing 70 be interesting.
Quay tMOnday) is certainl, b
leHeting day in this town onite
number OF fine porkers have -
luz us'ileIed here today. which viii
our WIND up the business here fo-
s season. While the disease in
= tlat mas visited all sections of
o1d'e attacked several hogs in tbis ri
ce' yet we We're more fortrDato
n many sections.
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
LOVES CROSS ROADS

Mrs. Mary Short and Me- -.
PARSONS visited with relatives a. MIL 1f;Ii {
boro last week. 'i'es a' Miiis-
.o, MISS Alice Carey of Millsboro spent
several days with Miss Mae I'eSis Spe"'
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lewis and 60,
VISITED Mr. and Mrs. Clav Lewis u noor so,.
Bridgeville, Sunday. "iS' "eai
NJ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lewis visited
boro, Sunday. "eai 1uin-
81 rev. a and Mrs. Joseph Hudson visit
W ~ Tue Ios iatter's sister, Mr.. and Mrs B
INT Mr; and Mrs. Frank Collins snent
7 ! .s'.,;e uesuay " with Mr. and Mrs. J. w
Mary 1rsS' ~ Maggie pag Crelling and daughter
taaiy, taa OF belmont, Pa, visiter her sisl
week. ar Ming for a
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
SELBYELLE

me teachers Of the school attended
me meeting held in Dover on Fridav
evening and Saturday OF last weel.
The people OF Dover We'd with se1 aaah
s .ner "a making the many visitors
home. a'e ieei al
A. SUNDAY evening services at the
~, Z. Cnurch are getting more inter-
es.ne every Sunday. The Junior
moi, snolI deserve great credit for he
splendid work they are doing.
frank Long visited his brother
n, noay Long who is still quite I'M IN 4
Philadelphia hospital. :" q
Mr' and Mrs. James Hudson arc
iiYing IN their new home on Duges
slfeel They have improved the prom
erty great deal. p'op-
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28

Milton School is spending the week
in Baltimore Miss Linda Jefferson is
teaching in her place Miss Jener-
sons school in Long Neck Is closed
on account OF the smallpox epidemic
IN that district
Mrs. Orpha Robbins. wife of ex-
Representative John NJ Robbins. died
at their esidence near Milton on Mon
day evening November "a. 1919. aged
20 years months and S days. Flu
neral services al Zion NJ =. Church
on Thursday afternoon al . o'clock bv
Rev. d. J. Giyan and interment made
IN the adjoining cemetery by S. j. VIII
son x Son. Besides the husband she
leaves two sons. Joseph Robbins. near
Milton. and Walter Robbins of Lewes.
ana one daughter Miss Alice Robbins.
VINO resides with her parents.
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
BRIDGEVILLE

Eugene Han Of Wilmington spent
part OF the week with his parents bere
MT and Mrs James Wheatlev N
near federalshurg Md held a family
reunion ON Thursday OF this wael,
ADout hiiy guests were present for
The dinner
Quite number of holly wrearbs ara
neing brought here at this time and
"ie selling from five to seven cents
Misses Emily Ledenham. Ruth King
ana Ann Cahall and Lester Owens
ana william Ferguson who are attend
ihs Delaware College. spent the boIi-
DAYS at their homes here
William Truiu went 10 Nillsboro ~
buy holly this week.
George Belts OF Wilmington snept
the weekend with friends here
kussel Short has returned to his
duties after q two weeks vacatio,,
Joseph West and wife OF Dagsboro
spent iast Sunday with their respec-
i've parents here
MIS- Charles Anderson OF Marcus
ilooh is spending some time at the
nome OF Mrs. Harry Hitch
Faul Lowe left the first OF the week
Ior Marcus Hook where he has ac-
Mills. 'e DIN
Msr. K A. Culver and son. George
spent Thanksgiving with Bavard ii
chols at fredericksburg. ~
NORMAN Draper. who has a produca
store IN Philadelphia, was in town
.he hrst OF the week buying countrv
produce 0O"n'iy
nuster Brown and his dog Tige en- !,
eItained number Of children in
Nsilars Theatre last week.
herman Wiley left last week n q
ON the .. S. Navy at PhiladeInbis 0
u 'nu expects to leave within a few davs =
iOned. ''' oe sta- p
nd with relatives at oakley 80" a a,
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
ANGOLA

NJ ktcaen shower" was given 3,
Hr. and ana Mrs. George Bryan Saturda1 .
evening, November %. 4 larga sa'uruay ,l,,
vei,,ah e u iriends were present Man
svaase s~ouaple presents were received snS
en5 erSiyDooy present wished the brida ie
a groom a happy married life ''
ho<g angola Grange will meet AZ Tho
Sot.,s., s;otus OF Mr' and Mrs. d. T. Mustard
= ;ostuIuay evening, December 6. AZ !. !
- she Grange anniversary, ice eraor' :.
ana anu cake will be served. EvervboSn,l san
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28

Philadelphia. eA-eiiu IN
Mrs. 7. P. Rust has been in Denton
TINS week attending to business sffa;rs Ts.soH
ing very rapidly. piOsiess-
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
SKEETER NECK

M Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Krebs 81 MI
RicharSs % Tiln her mother, Mrs. Marei. .S
bor,a Mss Josephine Belts has returned
weaSs sV.Ie a, alter e spending the past two
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
HARRINGTON

e The ladies OF the New Century Club
t Of Harrington were entertained last
r Monday by the Laurel New Century
{ Gun The trip was made by train
leaYng Harrington at or little after
2 lhe noon hour. They were met at the
Laurel station and conveyed bv auto-
) mobiles TO the Club House. where
) welcoming committee greeted the Wis
itors; this part of the welcome was in
charge of Mrs, Riggin. who took her
guests for an hours ride. which was
delightiul experience for the ladies.
Mrs. Riggin is the president of the
Laurel New Century Club and She
Hlaue splendid address of welcome.
aIter winch the following program
was carried out: Singing America. ac-
eoInpanied by piano and violin, which
was followed by vocal solos, readings.
instrumental music in solo and quar-
te1te oy the ladies OF both clubs
greatly appreciated lunch was served
aIler tne musical program ended. and
d soelal hour was enjoyed by an The
harrington ladies returned ON tbe
northOound Norfolk express with tba
ssIy klhdest OF feelings for their
friends in Laurel
Many guests from a distance were I
IN harrington last Wednesday to ~ S
tehd tne wedding of Miss Sarah Jopes d
among the number was Mrs Warre,, s
vernon from OH City. Pa.
Mf. and Mrs Norman Shaw win re- b
sue IN harrington after they return a
rom ihelr honeymoon trim 81
Mrs Bessie Riggin has rat,,.,o5 al
from Wilmington. n
Miss Wright has returned from D,
ting in Laurel 'Is IN
Mss Edith Byron has returned from
trip 10 New York ''"ii'
~ ana Mrs Refsnyder have been
htertalnlng her brother for weel,
".lam johnson has moved with ,,
Is family into the properly recan,i,' nc
acaied by Mr.. Beckwitb an
Mrs Lorenzo Dickersou has rep,,s dp
ed her home, which she recentIv mn. iet
lased from William Powell ana mn
,cupy il this week. anu VIII res
mrs. Frank Gates and Mrs Tan, on
we accompanied their father Indaa knt
arkei' TO Atlantic City. and will 90 out
llh him later 10 Florida for the u,in mat
mrs Thomas Sharp has been enter N
ming her daughter. Mrs Downs MIS-
lm Wilmington. Do"hs' on
Miss Emma Refsnyder frop pho daul
AFllle' Pa, will pass ThanIrsgi,,iy,, NJ
tn Dr. and Mrs Refs,-.isl Assivlhg ton
lgton. ue' al Har- ter.
Nr and Mrs. Kennerly have hos Nj
ENDS from Wilmington as euests nse CUES
s week. "s guests urda
y ars, Alfred Raughley has been on an MI
te an extended visit 10 her M brot. On uaug .ii
!, ne" YORK; she has returned home Mr. Mr.
sev. and Mrs. Warren Burr avnoo. snen, u
.eave for Norfolk this week lSeoe r5e.o M ]
and family. WIN 'leir thd y y
week iVT the
ie harrington New Century clpb
entertained at the home os ~.
ence Il. Marshall on Tnesdor
ing. The topic for the session 10. A..
. : ana Health. Miss Catherine even;r
.an OF Wilmington also discnssed bsr - =
nunlty Nursing. and also Home vsi,at y
ing Class IN Nursing. The nro- aver,.t
~. =. music was not only interest," ana :,
out greatly enjoyed. Refresh 9
; were served in abundance ana bo,,,as ,s
session adjourned to meet navt Sot...., So,ns /,
Jay with Mrs. R. X. ZONES 80 o".uIu ~
,pic will then BY. "The co,,,.,.,.1 auu y she
les Standsh." 'siip ana ca
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28

tAc Great Sachem Of the Grea
Council of Delaware q o. R So ha
ma3e The following appointments fol
fhe ensuing year.
Deputy Greai Sachcms
Past Sacleu Howard 4 Wi'meime
$50 90. New Castle. for Tribes Nos ~
fG and is
Past Sachem j T Eafbuu no f5
Union. Tribes Nos 25 and 45
Past Sachem Edward T. Shcfzler
so - Odessa. Tribes Nos a. a. and
S.
Past Sachem q 4 Dybeck. No So.
Hartley Tribes Nos q and 53
Past Sachem T. H. Lewis. No 52
Burrsville Tribes Nos i3 and 81
Past Sachem Nutter Marvel. No so.
Houston. Tribes Nos. 10. 81 and 50.
Past Sachem George r. Reed 40
36. Glendale Tribes Nos 81. 2S and 35
Past Sachem ". S Brittngham. No
l6t Whitesyille. Tribes Nos l3 and Is
Past Sachem Harry v Tubbs No
~ selbyville. Tribes Nos. 20 80 and
36.
Past Sachem Z Emory Ellis. 80. Al
Millsb0ro Tribes Nos 25 ana al.
Past SacAcm William S Downing
10. b. Renoboth Beach Tribes Nos
26 and 81
Past Sachem W T. Jackson. SO. 30
Magnolia. Tribes Nos 81 33 aud "a
Past sachcm George vs. Christopher
10. ID. Laurel Tribes Nose 15. ~ and
Past Sachem James % Bedford. No
s. Wilmington, Tribes Nos. {. 3. 4. s.
59 and ST.
Past Sachem Edward z. Needles. 40.
o, Wilmington Tribes Nos 8. o. NM.
lS and %.
Great Sachem Gradwohl reserves
Tor himself Tribes Nos A. and 56
Deputy Great Pocahontases
Miss May Clark. so 10. Wilmington
ID. OF r Councils. Nos. ana f0
Mrs Anna G. George. No. o Mag
noia. ID OF T. Councils Nos .. n and
Miss Della CoYeriale 40. 6. Ellen
dale D. pr Z. Councils Nos 4 ana /.
Committees
state of Order p O.. S.. william Fl. d
Ferguson. SO. @. T.. s.. 10. G.. Phfllips =
No. i9' J. S.. r. *. Peunewll. So. f2
FINANCE. Mileage and Per Dicm-P 4
J. =. Harry A. Dempsey So "a. r. s. q.
T. b Schneider. Jr, SO. ! T.. S. Ed u
'1fd Naylor Dr.. no 49,
Judiciary J. G. S. Harry B Sin
lar no. 3; p s.. Albert Stetzer. 40. ID
q, + S. T. Henry Stoter. SO. g.
Reports and Credentials P s.. +,
frank p Walker $50. &. p. s.. John
q Ferrier 80 r. S.. Clarence #. "a
'eney, 80 23 Sl
Distribution S. James "a Mason i
,. OF r., 40 10: p s.. George Schae- H.
7rman No is. J.. S. George r. Har-
.ngton No l6 Js
Special Committee Oh Propagation III
>. W II. b Maxwell. 40 81. p S..
arl II. Seidel so. L: P s.. b n Fl,
itchel 80 "a bf
Appointments made and confirmed an
me Great Council during the last ca
Iree Great suns
Board Of Appeals II s.. James b ha
cMahus. '46 Taylor street Whining Ph
%; Z. q. s.. John r. Lyon Room 400
lId Bldg Wilmington; j. s.. VIII T
.m j.. SciielL 1907 West Sixth street en-,
ilmiugton. a.
state Orphans Board-P. G. S. Jas for
oemerieeh. l0lS Spruce street. viii We
ngion' p s.. Alfred Whartenbv. Mr.
ply Oak p S. Harry a. stiles. 407 S25
Ilh FRANKLIN street Wilmington: 7
- George w Hatfield. Georgetown dal,
- ) ID Satterield Dover. ing
ioard OF Managers. Red Mems Fra M
mai Home OF Delaware -P. G. s. In
mes H. McGlothen; p. G.. S. Leo pre
q Heiss p. s. George II. Otwell. "Hs
q. s. Harry GB. Sinclair: +. G : Rev
,Aahder G. Rodgers; =. s. C.. ". on
Nance a,.o,
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
MAR

Cards W
Mr.. and n
this town g
their daug
Ashbel We
took placI
November
Rev. Radcli
Avenue. pa
Odist Episc
Norris will
adelphia.
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28

Gun ct.
by the gol
Robert
Trader-Tr
bus, Ohio,
Never
it has a p
il safe.
Never
loaded, at
Never
pull the G
through t
Never
loaded.
Don't U
gun. IL Oi
action VOL
DO not
it if it be
rusting.
used.
"Everyol
a gun and
beginning,
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
APPOINTMENTS FOR
DELAWARE RED men
DEPUTIES AND COMMITTEES FOR THE
ENSUING YEAR NAMED BY GREAT
SACHEM J. F. GRADWOHL.

Tile Great Sachem of the Great
Council oi Delaware o. r. So ha
uaae The following appointments lol
tile ensuing Years
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28

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that I'D
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who no
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that of
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becausd|
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right a
said thf|
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Mr.. Lay
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that it \
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ucatiOn
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wants of
and cOu
sanction.
pOnents
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the peop
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also said
in the h
that no {
a school
than $780,
State Bo.
In his
said und
teachers
for the vi
for nlont
will have
litical m
sharply
county 81
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with bein
perintend
county 81
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Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28

OF wool in brown and shades of blue and green Jackets 6
front belt convertible collar and sashed pockets Peau de
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-07-24
Mrs Ward Beecher.

Nettie Cole, daughter of Sarah and
William Cole, was born in the town of
Waldwick, March %, 1867. She was
married to Ward Beecher and to this
union six children were born; all of
whom are living. They left here in 1907
for Granville, North Dakota, where
they have since made their home.
Mrs Beecher had been in failing
health for some time and she died at
st. Joseph's Hospital, Minot, North
Dakota, July IL, 1919, after serious
operation. She leaves to mourn their
loss her husband, two daughters, four
sons and six grandchildren; also three
brothers: Cyrus of California, Henry of
Milwaukee, Milford of Fargo, N. Dak.,
and one sister Mrs Will James of Min
eral Point.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-07-24
Leone 1hrasher.

Leone Thrasher, youngest daughter of
Mrs Henry Thrasher, died at her home
Wednesday, July 16, 1919. She was
five years and eight days of age. The
funeral, which was strictly private,
took place Thursday morning, Father
O'Reilly of st. Paups Church officiating.
Interment in st. Mary's Cemetry.
The Monday previous her thirteen
year old sister Christine died OF the
same disease, diphtheria. At present
all the members of the family are well.
No other cases have been reported in
this city and every precaution has been
taken to prevent the spreading of the
disease. Mrs Thrasher has the sympa-
thy of the community in her .bereave-
ment,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-07-24
FILE COMPENSATION PAPERS
Soldiers and Sailors.

It is Of the utmost Importance that all
soldiers and sailors should file Compen-
sation Papers, if they at any time in the
Service received wounds, been gassed,
or had any bodily ailment or disease
(such as infuenza.)
The man having had any such ex-
perience might not have ill results at
the present time, but might develope
them later. For this reason, although
his application may be disregarded now,
if in the future, such results should de-
velope, the fact that the application was
on file would help very much his
chances for receiving compensation.
This must be done within one year after
discharge.
The Home Service department of the
Red Cross will be very glad to help
anyone in filing such application.