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July 4
July1t
Order or HEARING.

state OF South Dakota. County of Grant-se.
In Circuit Court. Fifth Judicisl Circuit.
IN the matter of diecharging q mortgage OF
record by order OF court. where holder thereof
10 deceeed, upon petition OF Emil Alfred Glom-
etad.
Whereae, Emil Alfred Glometsd. petitioner.
has Caused to be made and died q regular appIi-
cation for an order discharging q certain, mort.
gage Of record by court, when The holder thereof
IS deceased, representing SAID mortgage to have
oeeh fully paid, and that no active representa-
tive OF the estate OF Even H. Glometad, deceased.
moftghgee, le DOW acting in eaid estate. in the
STATE OF south Dakota or elsewhere. and that a
certain mortgage made by Hans E. Gtomstad
and Martha GlOmetad, his wife. mortgarore. to
Even II. Glomstad. mortgagee, dated December
~. 1898, hled in the Office of the register of deeds
December ~, 1898, At 5:45 O'Clock D. n. of said
day, recorded in book 80 Of mortgages, page laa.
for the stated consideration OF $500. apon and
covering the southwest quarter of section %,
township ll9. range AZ. Grant county, 5. D.. has.
been paid and not satisfied OF record.
Now, therefore it is ordered that q hearing
upon such application shall be had before This
court. at the chambers Of This court, in the
court house in the city of Webster. Day county.
South Dakota, upon the 26th day OF July. 1919, at
. O'Clock p. III. of said day, or SO soon thereafter
as counsel may be heard, and notice of snch
hearing shall be given by the publication of this
order In the IIeraId-Advance at Miibark. South
Dakota, In said Grant county. where sald land is
situated, for a period Of three weeks next pre-
ceeding the hearing thereon, at which time and
place OF hearing any person Interested may sub
mt proof of the facts rectted in said petition, or
show cause why an order of this court should
not be made directing the reglaJ, + of dee DIS OF
Grant county, South Dakota, TO satisfy enid
mortgage of record BY order of court, as provid-
ed by statute.
Done at the city OF Webster. Day county.
South Dakota. this Sd day of July, 1919.
By the court.
(SeaD FRANK ANDERSON, Judge.
Attest: Earl Liggett. Clerk.
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GRADING. PAVING AND CURBS.
BIDS CLOSE JULY %. 1919

Bids will be received by the City
Council Of the city of Milbank, South
Dakota. until 7:30 o'clock D. m, on
the 23rd day of July. 1919, for grad
ing, paving and curbing Main street
from the south side of Fifth avenue
to a point 16 feet south Of the center
of the south main track of the Chica-
go. Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway
Co., in accordance with the plans and
specifications therefor now on file i'm
the office of the city auditor.
The pavement will consist Of rein
forced concrete 6 inches thick.
The approximate amount of work
required will be as follows:
1869 cubic yards of grading.
9,S64.3 square yards OF pavements.
2,946.3 lineal feet of curbs.
Separate bids may be made, first
for the grading and paving, and Sec
Ond for the curbs.
Alternate bids will be received on
the basis Of unit prices for the work
complete, and also on the basis of
cost plus a percentage.
All bids must be made on blank
forms furnished by the city and
each bid must be accompanied by a
cash deposit or duly certified check
upon some reputable bank payable to
the city of Milbank. South Dakota,
for at least 10 percent OF the total
amount OF the bid. such deposit or
check. to be subject to- the conditions
OF the Specifications.
Bids will be received on the basis
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Twin Brooks.

One of the little twin girls of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Roberts died last
Friday and was laid to rest in the
Twin Brooks cemetery on Saturday.
The bereaved parents have sympathy
OF the entire community in their loss.
Mr.. A. H. Schmidt autoed to Stock
holm to bring home for q visit here
Mrs. Sene Filbert.
Miss Iva Ellington has returned
from Big Stone also the Misses Hazel
and Letha Brown
Quite a number OF our town folks
went by train to celebrate the glori-
Gus fourth at Big Stone City.
Mrs. Chas. Soetfker a called to
Stockholm Tuesday on ccoun of
the death of a brother.
Miss Selma Shauf was quite sick a
few days OF last week, but is better
now.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Steward made a
trip TO Milbank Saturday on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Brown were en-
joying a visit from Mrs. Browns
brother and wife a few days Of last
week.
w. G. Ulrich and wife Of Milbank
were out to visit their son Fred on
the farm last week.
Mr.. Martin Kruger made a trip to
Milbank Saturday to consult the doc
tor about one Of the children.
Grandpa Medley and Mrs. J.. Med
ley were making a visit at the Joe
Rosendahl home last Sunday.
Miss Edith Hanson is visiting at
the Bert Roberts home in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Westphal made
a visit at the John Ericsson home
Saturday.
Mr.. Merle Reade is on the sick list
at present.
+. L. Steward, Erve Beardsley and
Mr.. Stoyke attended the ball game
Sunday at Milbank.
Enoch Lindquist and family moved
back to town one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Chadney we're
Twin Brooks visitors last Tuesday.
Mr.. Barney Lambrecht enjoyed q
visit from her sister and aunt of Wau-
bay the first of the week.
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of cash payments and also on the
basis Of six (6) percent paving certi-
fcates issued by the city of Milbank,
payable in five (5) installments and
maturing in five (5) years.
Plans and specifications may be
seen and blank forms of proposal OBJ
tanned at the offices of the city audi
tor, and of L. p. Wolff, Consulting
Engineer, Guardian Life Building, St.
Paul, Minnesota.
The right is reserved by the city
to reject n or all bids.
BY order of the City Council.
A. A. Blomouist,
City Auditor.
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Of
BANK OF
MILBANK, s. OAK.

At the close of business on June 80, 1919
Date Of call by Examiner Juiv 5. 1879
Date of report by Bank July 5. 1919.
RESEARCHES
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july II
Notice to Creditors.

State OF South Dakota. =,
County OF Grant.
In County Court.
In the matter OF the estate of Hane J. jacobson
deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the NJ dereigpeC.
execltriX Of the estate Of Hane j Jacobson, de.
ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers. within ak
months after the first publication of this notice
ipg'on township in the county OF Grant, south
Dakota.
Dated Milbsnk, s. D.. July g. 1919.
TlLDA AAANDA JACOBSON.
Execnirix Of the EetAte OF Hans j,
jacobson. Deceased.
&C. Bueh, Attorney for Execntrix. Wsubsy, S.
d.
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j uneG
Aug1
luminous

STATE OF SOUTHkDAKOTA.l..
County Of Grant.
In Circuit Court.
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Frank w. Dornhusch, Plaintiff.
vs..
John LOTHIAN. Defendant.
The State Vt South Dakota 10 the above names
Defendant.
You are hereby enmmoned and required to
answer the complaint OF the plaintiff n the
above entitled action. which lie hereto attached
and herewith served upon you, and 10 serve 8
copy OF your anewer TO the eald complaint on
the subscriber Ut hie office In the city of Mlibank
In the county OF Grant. in said State of South
Dakota. within thirty daye after the service Of
THE Summon upon yon. exclusive Of the day Of
such service; and il YOU fail to anewer the eaid
complaint within thirty days after the service
Of this summons upon You. the Plaintiff in this
action will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded in said complaint, and co1te.
Dated 1T Milbank, South Dakota. THE 31st day
Of Msy. 1919.
Thad L. Fuller
Attorney for plaintiff.
4ilbaDk, So. OAK.
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tUUUUy UI UTHHV.
/, Enoch Lindquist, president Of the above
named bank, do salemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best ofmy knowledge
ana belief. Enoch Llndquist, President
Correct Attest II. A. renner
Two Directors Geo. Egrmayer
fseal subscribed aid sworn TO before me
this sth day of July. 1870.
e. NJ. FABEI, Notary Public.
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To the defendant: Take notice that the com
pleins 10 the above emitted action hee been fled
n {he once q Clerk ci CiEcuit Court. 4Neenk.
ton pnEsuant to order OF conrt.
TAa6 +. sDulloP
PlainttGso AttoPwoy-
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
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FLUSHING

Brenton Kirk. OF New philadelphia.
visited Sunday with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. T. w. Kirk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Frasher OF Barnes
vile. spent Sunday with friends here.
Mrs I. T. Grimes. OF GAINESVILLE. is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs Paul
Townsend.
Mr.. and II -. John Nuzum and son
have returned to their home in Akron
after a weeks visit with Mrs. Nuzum's
mother. Mrs. Mary Corns
Miss June Flnney visited this week
with Miss Sylvia Baker at St Ciairs-
VILE.
Miss Olive Bethel and Mrs. o. c. Gray
OF Cadiz. visited Tuesday with Miss
BeTlo Hall.
Will Bethel and son Ncn have re-
turned to their home in Wheeling after
weeks visit with his father. Marion
Bethel.
NJ. D. Morris and family OF Alliance.
visited over Sunday with his mother.
Msr. Margaret Morris,
w. G.. Sidwell, OF ST. Clafrsville. was a
business visitor in town Monday.
Franklin Neff of Neffs, was n Flush
ing visitor Monday.
Miss Florence Hunter left Tuesday TO
spend her vacation al her home ia North
Lcwishurg.
Dorsey Moody, Of Columbus. visited
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SHADYSIDE

The W-nman's Foreign Missionary Soc
iCiy Of The Eurn"syiil, District Will hold
n convention in IN" Shadysidc NJ. +"
church Jun" f@-l%. hcisinninE with
| Thursday afternoon session ana CLOSING
with Friday morning.
Miss Helen Hurhaugh Of Lincoln ave-
nuc is recovering from slight opera
tioH performed at ~" B"llhir" h"Spl''-
early this week. Her tCnSIlS were re
moved and shr MAS brought Ia her home
Miss Edith Ward. Of Smithfcld street
entertained larg" party or Trends
Thursday evening al Il IniS'rl!hn"ous
shower given In honor Of her cousin
Mrs. Floyd Latham, Who was Miss Elsl"
Ward Of .tvUnduic prlur t. her marrlaE"
in May. Mir. and llrS. Latham hay"
been staying at tn" homo OF her parents
$40 that Sh" might complete her work
in the Rrllair" school. They will leave
IuC.ny for Their new home in Barncsrlll".
John l.. krI1y. the Central aN"nu" gro
cor. Was n business visitor III Mounds
VIII" yesterday.
Vessels Of Lincoln avenue. Is expected
home today lie arrived in the. states
May 3Oth and went 10 Camp sherman
The June meeting Of the Wuman's
Club Will hc hrld at Ia" HON" Of Mrs.
IL. T.. Wlcdman next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John \. ruthcy. "f South Cen
trial avenue, left Inst evening for Alex
hnuTll, ' Il. 10 1911 i'' u'Hh'i'N'' -''' -
Glenn Justice.
Maurice McKclvry. of Central avenue.
spent the week with Homer Ring at
Western Rc$crN" University III 'lrN"-
lani Tn" iva returned tuE"l h"r vest"
day. tho school having closed. Tho lat
ter young man ~ son IF DR.. T. IT,
Rms. of li,llnlrc. formerly "f ShadySid".
Fred iu,n"muud WAS in Wheeling
Yesterday Afternoon 10 attend . confer
cncc of agents of the Prudential lnsur-
auCC company.
Roy. \. G Whtmorc, pastor Of the
Lincoln Avenue Methodist thurch. VIII
speak tomorrow morning on the SUplsci,
"Thr Present Need of the thurch.
Cnldrcn'S Day exercises Will tax" III"
place Of III" customary evening service
and nj that time Il number Of little ones
VIII hc hapllS"d.
Mrs. Martha Marsh. Of Lincoln ave-
nLr. was called on Wednesday Ia New
MartinSvillc because Of tn" critical Ill
ness Of n brother.
Tax lists for ShadysidC and Mead
Township will y" up"n at tn" smith
News stand "n Tuesday Of next week.
TAXES may hr rayCd amy day during buS-
mess hours until tho mIddl" Of July,
I'll" Wiling Workers Of III" l'reShy-
tcriuu church were entertained Thurs
day evening at the hum" of Mrs. Dave
DaviS on Highland avenue.
Mrs. Ellhy. ui BriStUrlt. IA. Is guest
at tho home Of her son. +. l." flIby or
Elk avenue.
Mr and Mrs. s. l.. Workman. Of Cen
trail avenue, have gone t0 Baltimore 10
spend the month with relatives.
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Perhaps you hey" never thought or II.
but tins disorder * due 10 4 lack or
moisture in the residual matter Of i"r
food. If you viii drink an abundance
If water. eat raw fruits and take l"ts
Of outdoor exercise. you may De ape
eventually tn oVrrC"m" II "ntircIY' IT
the meantime use the most mild ana
gentle laXativeS. strong and harsh
ca,hartics take too much water out Of
the system and make n bad matter
worse. ChanbIrlaln's Tablets arc rHsN
and pleasant to take. and most agree
able IN effect. Give them trial. For
sale by all dealers
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the first Of the week with friends here
IIo was accompanied home by Mrs.
Moody and daughter Clariss. who have
been visiting Tor Il few weeks with her
parents. Mr.. ana MIS-. NJ. a. klcmm.
VI. \. Kicmm WAS IL Columbus visitor
over Sunday.
Miss Maudc Fox. Of Wallace, w. Va.
Is visiting nj the home of her brother,
l. W. Eos,
Miss Elsie Fisher. who has been
teaching ut Girard is spending her va
cation wIth her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
~ l.. Fisher.
Mr. and Mrs. John Howell were Wheel
ing visitors Tuesday.
J. V. Mah"r, Of cleveland. was bus
mess visitor in town Il few days this
week.
Rev. o. W Dunn. Of Canton. Ohio, was
a business visitor her" Thursday.
Miss Leah boswell has been elected
nv the Euurd uf i,duCai.on as assistant
principal Of the Flushing High school.
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HARRISV|LLE

Mrs. Carl McFadden and daughter.
Theon. OF Pataskala, Ohio. were visitors
in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Toland were bust
ness callers in Adena Thursday.
Edith Beck Of Wheeling spent Friday
with friends and relatives.
Mrs Gertrude Mercer spent tho week
end with her daughter. Mrs. Eugene
Thorne Of Cleveland
John CSatt Of Conversion was a caller
In town Friday.
Erma DUNCAN OF Dillonvale spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris DUNCAN.
VIII Packer and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wilson and sons, Delbcrt and
Donald, Mr.. and Mrs W. c. Toland and
son, Donald, were callers in Cadiz Fri
day.
zera ve7cridGe is visiting in Cleve-
land.
Quito a number from this place at
tended the Decoration day services at
Mt. Pleasant.
Mr. and Mrs. Orvflle Arnold and chill
drcn of Dun Glen spent FRIDAY with her
mother. Mrs. Rachael Easthorn
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SAND HILL

Tho, church activity Commiu"" VIII
rive a lawn frtc Saturday evening. June
! ON the lawn If Albert Winters.
| Thomas E"rliwinc entertained with
. dinner marty On Sunday. Those pres
Ont were &. - Enrliwn", wifi" and son
| Mrs. Lewis Conrad and erand-aau lighter.
| Nanc,ta: Royce Elrltwin" ana MISS
! West. Of Mulini d" Cmanin: Miss Kat I"
Enrlinwinc. james Wrlch. John Earli-
vino. Emerson Errliwin". Miss Susanna
! Earliwino. Kiss Grace Rcticvtflr. Thos,
| Enrliwinc ana Miss Laura Shtpman.
W. H. Turner returned Sunday from
| n visit at TaSlor%lown and Washing
! ton.
MILFORD Winters and family spent
| Sunday with h!s parents here.
Norman ImyHc end J. l.. Kent were
trnnsarting business in Majors7iIle and
/ Dallas ur "Wednesday.
Wilbcrr TrrliNiu". vito and children
spent Friday with Mrs. Lewis Conrad.
/ George McC'arrlhuu md Mrs Frank
Mcc'arrihan wcr" l;m Grove visitors
ON Tur,'Iny.
Mr.. and Nrs VIII 1Inzlc't were shop
min" In Whc"'inE on Tu"sdny.
| john Jewell accompanied by Miss
Maudc. or lurusvrIl" IA. spent Sat
ur,Iay and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
| james lOkiuS.
Bernard J"nce and MILFORD Winters.
Jr, nr Elm Grove. ar" visiting their
grandparents Mr. and Mrs VIII Win
| tcrS.
Miss Laura shIpman, Of Allcp7o. Is
&n"ndng fortnight with relatives
! here.
curtis cain. If eastern ohio. has re-
| turned home after spending pleasant
! week with Isan" RgEl" and family.
VIII MrGra"!i"n and wife spent
Thursday transartinE business in tho
| city. " =
Hrirc nagu" is serving on tn" Mar
slnI county petit jury in Moundsvillc
| thia term.
Mrs Sarah i'm" Turner returned to
! Mr.. Jessie DnvIs. after spending a
! short llslI with hor son here.
| Miss Laura church. If rHlIs. has been
| errndi:I; srla.. 'In., WISHING her aunt.
! Mrs John Gardener. Of Elm Grove. who
: ls quite H. spent several days here
! with hrr cousins. tho Misses Riddle. On
| r"W;" home.
AIRS Lewis Conrad spent several
days his week with Mrs. Ocie Conrad.
Of Patterson.
Royc" Err!iwinc has returned to his
homo IN IN" ut-th"-pikc district.
| Master Francis MCtrackrn. Of Viola.
spent Thursday with his grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Francis. here
Mr.. Grant. nm Elm Grove blacksmith,
| anticipates purchasing the Davis prop
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LLOYDSVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Max raECart Of Carr
bridge are spending Tow weeks with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Ilamm"r".
Misses Harriet and Nell Shepherd OF
Fairmuut. w. Va, have returned here
after visit with trends In MorristO"n.
Mrs. Lizzie Deaf Of Mo-riStUwn Is VS.
iting her daughter, Mrs. G. p. Ilanm"rlc.
Herman Gordon and Harold Lopez
were Wheeling shoppers on ThurSday.
Rev. Mrs. Bourne Of Mineral City. O.,
has been spending few weeks h'r"
visiting friends. Her husband. Rcv. Z.
H. Bourne. who q ed last winter Of mo
flu. was q former pastor here. Mrs.
Bourne Will return To her home in Eng
land in the near future.
Mrs. Lee Murphy was a Wheeling
shopper Wednesday.
Mrs. Carl LcntZ and daughter. Anna.
Of st. GAINESVILLE. spent Sabbath with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. o. Rowles.
Miss Edna Bowlcs. who spent last
winter in Flushing. where she taught
the primary grades, has returned 10 her
homo here.
Misses Jewell Lyons. Ruth Murphy
and Lcdora Wilkinson will take par: in
the commencement exercises held on
Thursday, June ), at the United Pres
bytcrIan church ~ ST. ClairsvilIc.
Misses Murphy and Wilkinson will give
dcclamatiohs. while Miss Lyons viii
sing Mammals Lullaby" Miss Doris
Mcpherson will accompany her on lie
piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Craig Of Bethesda
ore visiting his brother. VIII Craig.
II. c. Sipe has accepted a position
with the Pauline mines He Will take
up the work Of the clerk.
!. l. Hays and wife and daughter.
Olive. OF Suttonville. called on J. \.
Atkinson on Monday evening.
Donovan Hart spent Tuesday in ST.
ClairSvIlie and Maynard.
Fred Rogers arrived safely in tho
states after having spent six months in
France.
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Fleg Eai14ag Arranged.

All is in readiness trr the flag raising
AMI presentation to ~, pl",'" tnrro"r-
row afternoon at the Third street school
building AT the corn'r.Cf THIRD &ni
Cedar avenue. The Junior Order Uni
ted American Mechanics Will hay"
charge and will meet ~ their hill ut
. o'clock. From there th"y VII march
10 n" school building in body. headed
by the Jr. o. /. y. NJ. band. and tn"
members OF tho board Of education and
r." school instructors will march with
them. E"v. :. r. Hart and Prosecutor
J. n. Parriott will ~ the speakers and
Nic'or <. Myers viii be master Of ccrc-
monies.
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Conner Funeral,

Funeral services VIII he held Sunday
afternoon at o:Ga o'clock over the re-
mans Of John W. Conner. who die"
Thursd.> night NJ his HON" on Nixon
ridge ih,s comfy. ~" services Will ""
held in Tho Ia" homc. conducted by Rev.
Wesley Woodruff !Utrrm"nt will tax"
plar" IN Roberts EiIc" cemetery. The
deceased was IS years cid and had 10 n
i'll for long time. II" is survived by
his wife. ono son. two daughters. his
mother. seven brothers and two sisters.
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Held Meeting.

Arrangements for the Fourth OF July
celebration for returned soldiers and
sailors wc"n furth"r"d nj meetings or
Commuters hold last evening. Tho COM
mlttoo on parade. headed by Byron Hen
Gcrvnn; The transportation COMMITTEES.
headed hv Mayor n Il. ChadGock. and
tin, decorations committee. headed by O.
3. Bcnar. all held meetings at n" court
house. l. IS assured TINT n" event will
be spectacular in every detail.
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Only Awning Mnkors Ia wheeling.
Wheeling Tent B. Awning Go.
BADLY BURNED

Special Dispatch 10 The IntnlliEencrr:
FAIRMONT. w. Va. Juno 6.-When n
kcE Of powder he was carrying into tn"
mines. whore he was al work. shortly
afternoon today touched the trolley wire
overhead. the powder was ignttcd and
serious explosion followed. in which Ed
gar r. Barnes was burned about the
face aud body. The injured man was
brought 70 the Fnirmont hospital for
treatment and is now patient in that
institution.
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TWO 60 ON STRIKE.

HUNTINGTON. w Va. June 1.-TWO
Of the six operators employer ut the
local office of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company quit work this after
noon when an official copy OF the strike
decree signed by $. ]. koncnkamp. pres
idrnt Of the Commercial TClcgraphers
Union. was received They were the
only union men employed at the local
office.
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.MOUNDSVILLE
NEWS


A big delegation OF members OF the
Moundsrllle lodge If Moose VIII 70 |"
Cameron Sunday. whore they Will nave
charge of tho ceremonial |" be hcld ny
the Cameron lodge OF Moose. IhH
event will take place in tho Eagle hail
at o'clock. and a large class Of candi-
dates will be initiated. \ banquet Will
follow the initiation.
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Rake Sale Today.

a bake sale will be held this after
noon in the Miller flower store on JcfT-
erson avenue. 10 be conducted by the
members OF the Royal Ncighbors or
America. of this city. The committee
has arranged to have n hlg supply OF
good pastry on hand for the occasion,
and a large patronage IS anticipated.
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Tuesday evening a meeting OF IN"
Queen Esther circle Of tn" First NJ. l..
church Will 10 held NJ the home 81 Miss
Hculah tlni.hS AT tho corner of Sixth
street end Rak"r avenue. Tho annual
election Of officers viii take place and
mite boxes will hr opened. a program
has been arranged for tho occasion.
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eamsron n6nas Rsport.

Although the official figures on the
Salvation army drive arr not yet avail
able, the reports are coming in rapidly.
Cameron has made an official report.
showing that the quota OF $210 assign
cd that town has been exceeded by $l0u.
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erty here. lie is doing some work this
week in tho shop.
Mrs. Josephine Drum left Tuesday for
an extended visit with relatives in
Wheeling and vicinity.
Mcrnr Richry and family. Of Calls,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. James
JunkinS.
Dora Cofficld has installed the Mu-
tual telephone in his residence.
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Bible Class Net.

Tho YounS Mems Eihl" class Of the
FIRST N. f. church held 4 meeting last
evening In the basement Of III" church.
Following a short business session Il
social time was enjoyed. Many friends
OF members wor" present arI Ia" even
inS was a pleasant one.
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children,s Day Arranged.

Sunday morning thIldr"ns Day exer-
cises will take place in IN" First NJ. f..
church. The teachers and pupils have
BEEN rchearsinE all wPc! IN PREPARATION
for the event which will tax" tho place
ct the usual rlN"r'r~~ rehearsal last
evehing at the church.
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a me g last evening in the cup
ro.r ~ Tomlinson avenue. Imitation
.ss"ld. and business matters were
scd Of. The attendance was large
AZ. social session was rrJ"y"d. flans
for flag day were furth"r"d anil the new
home project was discussed.