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DEATHS.


John J. Abbott, a former we'll
known resident OF Carroll county,
died Of the infirmitIes OF age on Tues
day, May 8, at his residence in Bal
timore. Funeral services we're held
Church on Thursday. May 5. conduct
ed by the Rev. Nilsson Thomas, assist
ed BY the Rev. d. n. Dibble, of Hamp-
stead Interment IN Hampstead Gem
etery The pallbearers, all grand
sons Of the deceased. were Hugh e.,
Albert f., ]. Roy and Frank n. Ab-
bott, J. Bernard and Walter Abbott
Brown.
Mr.. Abbott was born near West
minister and vas 30 years old In jan
uary Of this year. He was elected
one Of the board Of County Commits
sioners of Carroll County November
6, 1877. and served Tor term OF two
years. together with the late Jonas
s. Hnrner and David Fowble, his
commission being signed b. John Lee
Carroll, then Governor of Maryland.
Mr.. Abbott was engaged IN farming
up 10 about fifteen years ago. at which
time he retired spending the last five
years in Baltimore. He had been a
reader OF the Advocate ever since It's
existence.
Mr.. Abbott married Lucinda Arma.
cost. daughter OF the late Joseph Arm
acost. who preceded him in ueath
three years ago. Surviving him are
two sons and six daughters. "a grand
children and 20 great-grund=chlldr
Mr.. William A Abbott. former
mayor Of Hampstead, Is a nephew
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IIoEfelt.

On Sunday. May :. Louisa Hozfelt.
widow OF he late Andre. Ho#Iali.
died 1t the home of he daughter.
Mrs. Susan Giggard. near Manchester.
She Is survived by the following
children Mra. Susan GIEEard. Mra
Martha Connersmifh. Mr. Margaret
Null. Mrs, Alice Walker. Minerva Los
felt. William and David HozIali
She ms 50 years md rs days Of age.
Her funeral was held "Wednesday
morning n her 1aIe home by lev
lyeatherman lnterment n ManeKess
ter cemetery. FaIlbeafera ssIo
George Hunt. Eli YinglnE Lee say-
der William kalbaugh. WIlIIam
YinKling and a, : Ebangh \ :.
Bergman funeral director.
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Th4ltIe IArneR Rlat.

THa people oi Of eity Hefe KI4en
a rH.I tfs.I lasI .sek u the lie
presentation At the Opera House. Of
an exceptionally I'll selected Title
piaY called i Couple u Millions
which was zIvcn under fha auspices
~ Ths Wumsn'a civic League nf
Westminster
There ~ not = single part which
was not ers1ltablY rendered, While
manF of them wee portrayed .IIh
such 6lefafnaHa ~ absence OF elf
consciousness as - suggest the nrn-
fessInnal stage
On yers noties#ale feature .aa
the team work. of in theatrical
parlHnee ths ensemble action, which
IL 50 often absent n amateur rendi-
tIouz. amateurs beIng quite apf 10
work independently Of one another.
and not NJ ; whole and which pre-
Yenta hat amoothnHza and finish nat
40 found 30 delightful In ne
presentation Of tn play
Ana right here my We Hay tn II
would have given great satisfaction
TO have had MiAa Dorothy FlderdIee
who directed the training OF thaae
taking part appear before the CIR
tain II the md Of he pIzy. u re-
oeiYe the applause she - meriIsl
for. without doubt. her skilled know
ledge and psTHerveFInE patience gave
added assurance n the success Of
the entertainment
nuI II W all Eaod from star o
finish. the Tn W. funny. and 10
pretty girls we're pretty md there
were some charming md daInHy
gowns gracefully Korn. Khlle exen
Pink. the eolored maid. dressed
the Haft' - perfection
The singing Of MeaarH. nIllinEzlsa
Zepn. Gehr nd WunIz. the now we'll
known Liberty Quartet. was truly
delightful. nd received many En-
cores. as dId also the alTs chanled
BY lhe girls. chorus IN theIr honest
to goodness costumes fran Way
Down South IN Dixie.
When one realizes that The price
Of the ticket vas merely sbread cast
upon the waters" II return TO zach
Of u again n the form ef various
civic hetlerments, Ne surely got orr
worth. and more.
Thoae tnklnE part IN the play were
MeaHra. Frank 7. Herr. George
Armaeoat, Paul S. Warner. Fred Z
Holloway. Walter Zapp. O " DIM
enbaen. Misses Emily 7. Tennt
Dorothy Reifanider. Ruth I. Walsh.
Ethel = MItIen, Mr.. o, =. Dleffan
bach.
The girls O the chorus we're Mlssss
Mary Cunningham. Rita Huff, IuIla
IBeaeE. Marie ShuN. Nellie billiard.
Gehr, Caroline FouIz.
Martha Manahan, Marguerite Fonke.
Gertrude Ioekard. Rose Walsh.
Milton, Mary Myers, caro-
line Wantz. Helen Dieffenbach -
Charlotte Myers.
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VICTORY
COMMENCEMENT.
WESTERN MARYLAND EXERCISES JUNE
10 ii-LlsT OF GRADUATES AND
PROGRAM.

The Western Maryland College has
styled It's commencement Tor this
year a. the Victory commencement
and vii be held IN Alumni Hall.
Western Maryland College rom June
6 TO II with the following program;
Friday. June $500 p. m. Fresh
man md Sophomore contests n
ElocutIon for the Norment prizes
certificates and honorg OF The Pre-
paratory School will = awarded.
Saturday, June 800 D. m. IN
Yelling window in zzznmni Hall b
tho class Of 1913; presidents dinner
10 graduating class. 30 p. N. Fresh
man class erema tion.
Sunday, June S-I1zs0 a. n. Baez
ealaureaie sermon by President
Lewis 500 ?. m. sermon before tie
Christian Associations. Rev. Charles
T. Sehaeffer. D. D.. General Seerss
tary Of the board Of Home Missions
of the Reformed Church In tha United
States
Monday. June 9-a1o p II. Liter
afy society nsnnianHI 500 D, n
piano recital Leon sampalz.
Tuesday. Inne Iuz-i0oa n n
annual meeting Of The Eoard D
trustees. i0ao .. M The Comedy n
Errors. Shakespeare. School Of Eio.
eution. On ths campus. go p n
military exhibition. athletic neld
90 =. m, annual business meeting
+ Of the alumni association. 20 D n
society contests.
Wednesday. June II--I10n a. u
+ Victory commencement. oraIiona =
: HIx graduates award 81 unaarRraduz
ale hanors e0nfsrrInH OF degrees.
lis Exaellsnes. Emerson c narrinK=
on. Governor u Maryland. Address.
Ileutenanl-g6I Robert ! Gil :
+. a. q the cIaza OF 30
The graduates vill = aa follows
William Valentine NhauRh. LlherI4
Id William Emmett Andrews.
Grape. -. Morelaud Ellis DaarhaII
InlhefTIile, II. HaIiY Marlin ~
IaT. Cumberland. Md Thomas CaIH=
nan MHlllgaa. Baltimore, n Riea=
ard CaTil Phillips. Inwood y y
Richard HonfT Roon. Westminster.
Id: Samuel HIKgs ssHniieid. George
town. i'd Aubrey Cannon smsaI
nock al. NJ John Thomas Ward.
IarrelI#Yille. - HaInh EdRIn VIM
brow. XhaleysIIle. - D. Ands=
fnuuf. Westminster IL SeIlle n.
Adams. Tranna. Nd Matilda Ale
ander. GreuweII n : Myrtle n
dfewa. erapo Nd Helen nhbekaH
nartisII. CenIFsYille. Nd Mar
Adelaide nanKnar. EIIIeott CO. Nj :
Marion YanIIHTn neII. Homecoming
Id. Esther Harie III. Homecoming.
id: Elizabeth BiIIinKslea. West
minister Nd Isabel Thomas ClafE
HeeilinH Nj Josephine Oneida
Evans. Brunswick. ~ Mar Helen
Fowble. WcstmIntsr ID Toe LuT=
mo Gibbons. Princess Anne. Nd
ruth Hiekot Jane I.aw. y. Va.
Charlotte Robinson Kindlex. Glen
HurnIe. I'D Elizabeth Baker KifE.
Hnekey#Iosn. I'D Elizabeth IT,
Eewia. WealmInater Nd. Cecilia
Sinclair Major. IanaegnlnE. Nj
Ida 0fem Meredith. Cambridge. Nd
laura Eather fanehaHer. WastmiHH=
Ier. NJ. Myrtle Conway Hsek. II
airy. ID MarY Frances aldwslI.
JohnsYIile. Nd Frances MaydweLI
Warren. EllieoIi CttY. Nd. - verz
lila YeaworIH. Baltimore. ID
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lrnHm.

Mira Elizabeth crumm. wife Of the
late George Crumm. formerly of New
Windsor. died Aprll q At her home.
De Boise. Pa. aged : years She
waa the daughter OF the late Mahlon
Bower, d near Winfield and i sur
WED b. three children. cleFmont.
NIlbert and Carrie ernmm, al OF
Pennsylvania aIzp By llree brothers.
Frank. Of Pennsylvania. Howard. Of
near NeR Windsor. and Thomas
Bower. Of near Winfield. and three
sisters. MTs. AddIe Bondage, o. Mont.
Eomery. n. Mr. Annie Stout. OF
AIIenwood Pa. and Mra. Daisy
Hoehl. Of Gatonasille. Id. Interment
- mada ~ Montgomery. pa.
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Baehman,

Miss BerdIe NJ nachman. aged II
years and Il days died IT her homo
at Mt. Pleasant, Tuesday. She IL
survived by two brothers and four
sisters.
Funeral services we're held this
morning in Dachman's church, nsY.
Leatherman officiating. Interment in
adjoining cemetery. The pallbearers
we're Robert Wisner. John Hun, Car
roll Little. Tolly Berwager. David
Iepp and Herbert Houser. James II.
Stoner funeral director
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Licenses.

Horatio L. Graf and Sadie I. Hum.
Ialh OF Manchester.
George William Niekles and Mary
Emma Tolbert, both Of sykeaYille.
Ralph {. Koontz, Of Westminster.
and TreYa Irene Dearborn, of Finks=
burg.
George Z. Gunther and Irene
Chenowith. both Of Westminster
Charles b. Knox and Nellie NJ.
Copenhayer, both of TaneytoWn.
Joseph I. Englar, of New Windsor.
and Beulah Haines, of Union Bridge
0rman Bell and Viola Wright. both
Of Frederick county.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-16

Mr.. Lasina Jane Circle. wife Of
David Circle. died Saturday evening
at her home. near SionefHYille. aEed
II years, months and II days. ne-
sides her husband. two daughters.
survive alHo four brothers two SIS
ters and five grandchildren. Funeral
services were held Tuesday after
noon IN KrIders Lutheran church.
conducted b. her pastor. ReY. Stephen
TraYer. lnterment vas made IN he
adjoining cemetery. pallbearers wero
Levi Myers. John Tlermahlen. Am0s
Smelaer, Louis Beard. John HutenIns
and Howard lyle The many fo.er
tributes were beautiful james Il
StOner funeral dirastor.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

William T.. Trostle = al 70 William
nidgely convey 13 acres for $50.
John Reindollar and wife. 10 John
y. strawsburg. convey lot for $17oo.
Florence l.. Yanderford 10 Walter
L. Taylor. conveys $40 square feel
for $4,000.
Noah Broaders TO Ava l.. BrauninE
and wife. conveys acres, l rood and
n square perehes for $3.50.
Lloyd B. Loats and wife - iotllaH
Schmidt convey acres, ? roods and
p square perehes for s1075.
Gotleb L. Schmidt u Edna 5. Jones
conveys acres. 2 FOODS and =
square perohes for s10b0.
William Wilson and vie. II
Charles II Phillips and wife. convey
= acres and i perehes for 800.
Virginia BrandeubnTg 10 William
Wilson conveys ) lots for $1,000.
Eugene Traxor to Virginia Bran
denburg conveys one lot for $500.
Kinney Randolph Taylor aud vile
70 George A. shriner convey rooda
and 81 square perchea for 80
George A. Shriner 10 Kinney Ran
dolph Taylor ct al conveys : rooda
and 32 square perchea for 80.
Annie V. Armacost. exeeutrix, 10
Emerson r. Armacost. conveys 1909
square feet for $1,000.
Ralph S. ReIfsnider and Hlfs 10
David p Brown. convey 20.9e0 square
feet for so.
Arthur G. Wanfz and wife 10 vlr=
ginia Il. Yingling, convey : lots for
s..
Virginia II. Yingling to Arthur Z.
Nantz and wife. conveys lots for s..
Daniel c. Dlekensheets and wife II
George !. Weller and wife. convey
u square perehes for 5000
Caleb selby ID d, Edgar Smith and
wife conveys a9.776 square feet for
500.
Annie V. Pool and husband II
George A Shriner, convey 100 acres
and square perches Tor s..
George A. shriner 10 Nathan [
Poole and wife conveys 100 acres
and square perehes for s..
Frederick Basler and wife u Eliza
beth Baaler convey IL acres for
500
Aaron T. Anders and wife n IGzra
!. c. Buekey convey lots fer $1,000.
Marion ]. Geister and vile. II
Conrad Mann and wife. convey
acres, roods and 81 square perches
for $400.
John. I. Brown and wife 10 Peter
c. Sauble and wife convey 6242
square feet for so. :
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Cardinal Gibbons Is visiting Nr
Frank shrIYer, Union Mills
Mf and Mrs, J. 2. Hull. Of Harris,
burg. Pa. visited relatives and
friends IN Silver Run and vicinity
Iohn T. Anderson, aged IS years
died n his home IN Baltimore Sunday
Interment Has at Mount AIRY Wednes-
day.
The Civic League will hold dance
in he Armory on The evening Of May
20. Proceeds TO he used TO beanIlty
the armory grounds.
Howard Devilbias, New Windsor
had his pocket picked for s52 yester-
day while taking N the attractions o.
Barnnm's circus IN Baltimore
Last Friday and Saturday we're
dayg OF rest for The farmer. rhe
ONLY excuse that can be given i the
rain man opened he food gates and
let Il pour down rain.
We hope that n great many farmers
aud their families are planning 10
visit College Park the 10th of this
month. We expect TO go down IN a
body starting from The County Agents
office. Times Building, Westminster
at go a. n. Others wishing to Join
the party enroute may do so. Bring
picnic lunch II yon wish. although
coffee and sandwiches vii be served
on the College grounds. Let's have
a BIZ turn ont from Carroll county
Everyone VII surely enjoy the trip.
This Is not only Tor farmers but any
one wishing TO TAKE this trip i IN
vite1. Do not take down an empty
car. FIJI i with your friends and
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Reese

Mrs. Alice Reese. RIfe of Dr. Harvey
d. Reese, Of Kansas City. 4 former
resident of this city. died 1t hospi-
tai In Buffalo. N. !, Tuesday. My
y. she leaves her husband nd
other relatives. Her remains we're
taken TO Kansas City for burial
DIR. reese has a number Of brother
and sisters residing on I1aat IL
street. this city. Mrs. Reese was IN
invalid and vas on her way home
from Beverly Hospital. Quaker CIIy.
Pa, when she was taken III and d.
in Buffalo at the hospital where she
was taken
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Siola @. Adams. daughter Of NJ
and Mrs. Charles Adams, East Main
street died Thursday morning at her
home, aged q years. II months and
3 dass. Besides her father and
mother. / sisters and 2 brothers sur
Yiye aa follows: Mrs. Harry Myers.
Cora. Clara. nary. George md VII
liam Adams.
Funeral services will he held SAT
urday morning at ST. Johns Catholic
church. Rev. McGuIgan officiating.
Interment IN adjoining cemetery.
James n Stoner funeral director.
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ShInIeY.


Alfred V. shipley died a Municipal
T. b Hospital, Baltimore, Sunday.
May II aged 80 years months and
ID days. lis remains we're brought
10 The home Of his brother. Mr.. Robt
T. shipley. near Glst He Is zur-
yived by Two brothers, Mr RobI r
shipley. near GiaI. Mr.. George s.
Shipley. Pikesyille. two sisters. Hrs
Robert Taehumy. California. and
Mrs. Eliza Goraueh. GIat. Funeral
Wednesday. May Il a Bethesda
Methodist Episcopal church n II
O'Clock a. m. Rev. Owens officiating
The pallbeafeTs we're Toy Poole.
Samuel Smith. John Easion. Clayton
Barnes. Arthur Buckingham and L.
l.. Smith InteTment IN adjoining
cemetery. T NJ Waltz funeral
director.
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FenIrY.

Franklin P. ffenby. aged about III
years died yesterday about II O'clock
at his home at Finksbnrg. Mr. Fenby
injured his hand in some way and
the wound healed too rapidly, tetanua
setting IN from which he died He Is
survived by bis wife and five child
rem: Tracey. Jonathan, Franklin.
Ruth and PhIlena Fenby.
Funeral services vii be held sun
day morning Il 10 o'clock n FinIz=
burg church. lev. :. G. CIough on
eIating.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-16

When Gerald CopnersmIIh. son If
Mr. and Mra. Thos. copneFamith. of
Hampstead, died OF lne flu n Martins
burg. y. Va. last falI. he - in pos=
session 81 a diamond ring. valued y
that tine at 1880. Coral Grove. At
whose place the Young man died.
claimed the TIng and took possession
Of 1t. asserting thai he hal merely
given t to young CoppersmIIh TO keep
temporarily. The dead boys father
sued Grove for the ring. tie trial be-
ing held recently The jury returned
4 verdict favorable 10 CoppersmIIh.
and Grove paa ordered b. ne court
70 either hand over the ring 20 -
rIghtfnI owner or Il equivalent IL
money.
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County Commissioners.

Charles H. Smith was appointed
assessor Tor district No. 13 IN place
Of Joseph GosnelI resigned.
Willie Myers. eolored. of Mt Airy.
Has sent to Brownsville State Hos
piIal at the expense Of the county.
McCleIIand c. Keefer. of Union
Bridge, has been appointed tax col
leeIor for Carroll county in nIace of
Or @. II. Diller. resigned. Mr.. Keefer
Waa postmaster Of Union Bridge unz
de- the Republican administration.
The contract for Clio Of mile OF
concrete road leading from the State
road about one=half mile east of
Hampstead toward BeckIeysviIle, was
awarded 70 N. ). Walsh. OF Hamp-
stead, subject to the approval of the
State Roads Commission The cost
Of construction vii be Sf2,S20.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-16

County Agent Fuller has received
= number Of applications for positions
On farms from the different demobilizz
In camps. Al farmers who are in
need OF help get in touch win the
County AGENT and help 10 locate the
discharged soldiers on he farms Ap-
pIIeationa should contain we and
living conditions offered.
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Celebrated Their Golden Wedding.

LAST Saturday evening MT. and
Mr.. Frank A. Eekenrode celeb .ted
theIr Golden Wedding n thelr home.
Reese, Nd. They were married N
the rector9 in ms city. by The late
ReF. John Gioyd ON May i. 1863
and have three children living. Mr.
Andrew Slump. Of baltimore. Mrs
Frank Fowler and VIM. 7. Eckenrvde.
both OF tbs city. The neIghbora anu
other relatives gladly responded 10
their invitation md helped celebrate
the occasion. HeY Tho. MeGnigan
and ]. Frank MaEee made very ap-
propriate addresses Of congHatnla-
tons for me occasion. Refreshments
which consisted Of sandwiches.
coffee, salads, Ice cream and cake
were served IN abundance. Music
was furnished b an orchestra and
later a jazz band appeared N the
scene and gave an old time serenade.
The gifts. which we're mostly Of gold
were numerous and beautiful.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-16

The third year class Of Westmin-
steT High school will present Joan
of arc" tragedy. In the Opera
House, Thursday md Friday. My 22
and %. aI .s1b }. m. Proceeds for
purchase If new International Eney-
clonedia.
Tuesday noon. while the pastor OF
Banst Reformed church Has nnsily
engaged heautifyIng the lawn around
hiH home ne heard very peculiar
noise coming from the direction of
the uniontoHn Road. lie stopped 10
listen and concluded thaI some boob
must have. Iried to invent neu kind
of tin-iIzzle, and miseTably failed
or else 1t vas real Henry with three
sparks missing. Is the eontraption
came closer the noise increased and
the machine was evidently in Eraat
pain and collapsed right IN front of
the parsonage. Tie pastor was asked
TO Iake Iook at the thing and dis
covered that ii Has trying 70 get
along on Two plugs. When the man
who pushed the machine recovered
his normal color after his hours
chaErin ana rage. he waH recognized
as prominent minister of Union
BrldEe.-unIon Bridge Plot.
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: daughter WIS born TO Mr. and
mrs. Joseph Banana, Mercer. Pa.
I'll Complement Of sIx teeth-four
Il Ile rpner jaW md TIVE IN the lower
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William F, Trostle = al 70 William
Ridgely convey 13 acres for $50.
John Reindollar and wife. TO John
y. StraWsburg. convey lot for Sl7oo.
Florence L. Yanderford 10 Walter
L. Taylor. conveys $40 square feel
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Cardinal Gibbons Is visiting Nr.
Frank ShrIYer. Union Mills.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-06-24
SHORT HORN SALE WEDNESDAY

On Wednesday after, the twenty
fifth Of June, there will be a sale
of Shorthorns at the Blackfoot fair
grounds, conducted by out of town
men. They held a sale recently at
Twin Falls, and the following state
ment from a paper of that city shows
something Of the interest taken
there:
Scotch Shorthorn day in Twin
Falls Friday has two results. A con-
siderable number of registered bulls
and cows were distributed among the
farmers of Twin Falls county and
southern Idaho for the improvement
of herds and a more profitable use
of high priced irrigated lands, and a
lot of buyers got some great bargains
in their purchases.
A lot of two bulls and thirty-six
cows, many with calves at their side,
brought an average price of $765.
The highest price for an individual
was paid by Walter Jones Of Filler
for Kathleen's Goods, a six-year-old
COW, owned by G. A. McMaster &
Son, owners of thirty eight of the
animals sold and promoters of the
sale.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-06-24
STERLING

'Tt'I5t'rt'T'tT't'sTT
Nathan Tanner, Jr., passed away
at 5 a. M, Monday morning after
a. prolonged illness Of several years,
altho it was not known the end was
so near. The funeral was held We'd
nesday morning at the L. D. s.
church in Springfield. The remains
were taken to Ogden, Utah, to be
inferred. The deceased has lived
here for, several years, and leaves
devoted wife, and a large family
of children to mourn his loss, all
of whom are married except Miss
Mary, who is now teaching in the
Hawaiian, islands. One son, Lyman
J. Tanner, resides here, the others
are scattered turnout Utah, Idaho
and Canada.
Messrs. Hamilton, 'Colborn and
Baird left Sunday with their cattle
for the summer range via the reser-
walton.
Miss Fannie Verbick has returned
from Pocatello, where she has been
for several months. She will spend
the summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Grover and
children returned from Riverside the
first of the week, where they spent
a few days.
Charlie Parsons of Blackfoot made
business trip here this week.
Most of the farmers are prepar-
ing to begin haying right away. Some
have commenced now.
Tony Parsons and son Guy are ex-
pected home from Brigham City the
last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Tiechert have
a friend, soldier from Philadel-
phia, as their guest.
David Cook, who has been barber
ing in the Driscoll pool hall, has pur-
chased pool hall at Rockland, and
left this week for there.
Mrs. Lewis Tiechert and Mrs. Page
are expecting Mrs. Pages sister and
brother-in-law of New York to ar
rive Saturday to pay them a long
visit.
Mr.. Duke of Roberts, a baber, has
arrived here and is doing the bar
bering here now.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-06-24
Arco Voted for
Electric Bonds

The town Of Arco held a bond cleo
ton last week to vote on the ques-
ton of issuing bonds to the amount
Of $4,000 for building a pole line
and distributing system for electric
light and power for the town and
to connect with the st. Anthony
Light & Power company's pole line
at the pumping plant ten miles
southwest of Mud lake.
The vote on the bonds stood 121
for and two against. The town of
Mackay had submitted a proposition
to furnish electricity for Arco, but
it was not favorably received.