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Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-30
SOUTH .GRLSWOLD

Rev and Mrs John Thompson are entertaining Mir. and Mrs. Robert J. Burroughs.
 Ransom H. Young was a business caller in Jewett City Monday.
 The Ladies Aid society will be en- tertained today Wednesday, by Mrs. Edgar H. Clark
 Mrs. C. 0. Marshall and Miss R. c. Flint of Norwich were calling on friends here recently.
 Mrs. F. Ohland was a business call CT in Norwich Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-30
SUPERIOR COURT ADJOURNED
 UNTIL TuESpAWY NEXT

The following notice was issued on Tuesday:
 Windham County Superior Court,
 Notice to the Bar. ' By reason of important trials pend ing in New Haven, Judge Gardiner Greene cannot be present at Willi- mantle Friday. May 2nd. By order of court short calendar and assignment of cases will be ad- journed until Tuesday. May 9th at 10 o'clock. court to be held at Williman- tic, and may be further adjourned if business in New Haven requires it.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-30
ITALIAN SOCIALISTS
 STRONG FOR EtUMI

Rome, April 29-(By The A. P.)- Deputy Turati, the official leader of the socialist party declared that the socialists would not only be defend CTS of the sacred right of self determ- ination in the case of Plume. but also of the equally sacred right of revofu- tionary Russia.
 For the same reason" continued Signor Turati, we cannot range our selves with the socialists of the other states, who, in accordance with the entente theology have occupied places such as the Saar Valley where there is not a soul but French
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-30
Would Have Been Different.

And if the United States had not entered the war when it did there would now be no peace conference with the Allies holding all of the big cards in the deck. Germany today would be dictating terms.-Los Angeles Times
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-30

Pleasure are the commas used to punctuate life's sad story.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09

TEN DOLLARS REWARD for in formation leading to arrest of party who stole India 30x3 casing, number 7512; Brunswick 30x3 number S109O96; two rear Brunswicks and two rear hobby tread Goodyears from East 22nd and Madison, night Of May 9th. Box 3Sk, Phoenix. bs
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09

SMALL BAKERY for sale, doing good business in good locality and good buy. Selling on account sf sickness. Box GOA Republican If
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09

LOST-Male bulldog Jack" lame in
 one hind leg. Finder please notify
 Phone 4Sh3 or 606. Reward. r LOST--Probably at Indian dance Saturday night, closed face Elgin
 watch, also chain and gold knife. hi tials s. M. on watch and on knife. Lib- eral reward for return to Republican office. tf
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09

WANTED-Woman for plain cook
 ing on ranch. Phone 201J3 r
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09

WANTED-First class marker and distributor, salary thirty dollars week, Wire, Nogales Steam Laundry, Mo- gales, Arizona T
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09

WOMAN COOK, ranch, miles from Phoenix, s45 per month Apply IF So. Ist St. Phone 49SS. bb
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09

wants may be you can have them sup piled by using and reading The Repub- lican Classified Pages-Arizona's lead ing advertising medium.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09
Business Location
 Wanted

Reliable party will consider propo- sition for a new building 150 foot front for automobile sales and garage, on ten years lease. Must be in business section near Central avenue. Box so Penublican. bb
 GARAGE for sale or rent, on state highway. Write Repub. Box 71B- bm
 WANTED-Good live energetic young married man (preferred) will sell the right man a E interest in my going business, he to take full charge. s2,00O needed of which F can come out of his profits. Box SAB Repubh- can. ?
 Use The Republican Classified Page for results-read for profit
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09

FULLY EXPERIENCED ALTERA-
 TION HELP FOR SUITS AND DRESS ES. APPLY SWlTZER'S l STYLE SHOP, CORNER ADAMS & l 1ST AVE. bs
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09

WANTED-Partner, mercantile busi- ness. Good location with large future
 5000 cash, balance from profits ln business. Profits are exceptionally large; over head being light; you don | have to be a slave to your business either. Box 1OOB Republican I
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09

WANTED-Compet middle aged woman for general housework and as-
 sistant in care of baby in country. Phone 126R4. bs
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09

WANTED-A competent girl to cook and do general housework- Apply 5l4 W. Portland. bb
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09

ANTE D-Woman for general housework in country; city conven- fence. Phone 100R5. bl
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09

WANTED-Colored woman to cook for small family at Florence; good place; no washing: wages $40. Phone 16, Florence, ArlZ. bl
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09

WANTED Good. i've, energetic young married man (preferred). Will sell the right man 2 one-half interest in my going businoSe. he to take fall charge. 5000 needed. Of which one-half can come out of his profits. Box SAB Republican. hs
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09
Business Chances

ATTRACTIVE opportunity for man with some capital to go into general garage business in Mesa. Good loca- tion, large building for lease or partner ship. Have no garage equipment Ad- dress box 56 or phone 4, Mesa T AN EXCEPTIONAL chance to enter into business of your own GoodS handled, recognized as best on market, staple commodity, business already es- tablished in good central location Must have $500. If you don't mean busl- ness don't take our time or your own Reference given. Box 95B Republican
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09
Wanted

By discharged soldier, 1s years old, high school graduate, home here. position with good concern. Would like chance to make good. Have had business and soliciting experience. Best local references. Box Republican PA or Phone S230 between and p. m. If
 WANTED-Any kind or work, have team of six horses. Phone 109R4. r
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09

COMPETENT LAUNDRESS, morn ings. 710 No. Center St. r
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09

WANTED-A person who can invest s3, 900 and assume the management 6t well established and profitable auto mobile agency. Address 15B Arizona Republican. bb
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09
Wanted Situation, Male

POSITION by young man, 15 years experience operating and repairing threshers. gas and steam engines, etc. Box 54B Republican. bs
 HELLOl-Now is the time to kalso- mine. Also cotton chopping and any other kinds of work G. H. Haywood. Phone S55Sv If
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09

WANTED--Cotton choppers to thin 200 acres of cotton by contract See Mir. Curtiss. Norton Dairy ranch, 4. mile north of fair grounds. bf)
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09
For Rent-Land
For Miscellaneous

PLAYER PIANO for rent to reliable party. 113S E. Fillmore St, rear. r
 ALFALFA AND BARLEY PAS TURF WHICH WILL ACCOMMO- DATE 200 HEAD OF CATTLE FROM 50 TO 45 DAYS. BURT Nj. MAJORS. 119 SOUTH CENTRAL AVE. if
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09

WANTED-Experien lady book keeper. Give references and state sal ary wanted. Box 237, Mesa bg
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09
Lost and Found


 LOST-White pet bulldog with brin- dle spot on back. Answers to name of Bob. Has Galveston. 1919 tax license. Reward if returned to 345 N. 3rd Ave.
 It LOST-Between postoffice and Mad ison on 1st Ave, gold, open-faced Wal than watch, leather fob, with Victory Loan button. Return to Jorgan at Pratt Gilbert Co. and receive reward bs FOUND-Boy's bicycle. Make in quiry at 616 So. 7th Ave. bb' ONE SMALL chestnut sorrel mare, weighs about 500 lbs. Either strayed or stolen? Right front foot white up to astern joint; split in point of left ear about 11s". Will pay reasonable re- ward for return, delivery or informa- ton of whereabouts. w. M. Bowman, ell N. 5th street. bb NOTICE-Strayed, 1 brown horse, short tail, shod all around, small split l in one ear, white on nose. l bay mare, branded OK on right shoulder; one | iron gray, 1 year old mare, branded same. $500 reward each, delivered at O.. K Corral, Points. jennies, black, branded OK on right shoulder, also one young jack, white nose, same brand. bb
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09

FOUNDRY HELPER-Phoenix Iron Works. 44s So. 7th Ave. bb
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09
Wanted--H Male

WANTED-Young pig. Phone 4607.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09
Wanted-Help, Male
Wanted-Help, Female

Wanted-Help, Female
 WANTED-Colored woman to cook for small family at Florence; good place: no washing: wages $40. Phone 16, Florence, Ariz. bl
 WANTED-A competent girl to cook and do general houseworK- Apply 514 W. Portland. bb
 WOMAN COOK, ranch, miles from Phoenix, s45 per month. Apply IF So. 1st St. Phone 4sSS. bb
 WAN NTED-Woman for general housework in country; city conven- fence Phone 100R5. bl
 FUILY EXPERIENCED ALTERA- TIoN HELP FOR SUITS AND DRESS SEES. APPLY SWITZER'S STYLE SHOP, CORNER ADAMS & 1ST AVE. bs
 WANTED-Compete middle aged woman for general housework and as- sistant in care of baby in country. Phone 126R4. bs
 EXPERIENCED waitress at soda fountain. Apply Bayless Gro. Co. bs COMPETENT girl or woman for general housework and cooking. Small house, family of three. Easy place, and good wages for right person. Phone 1076 I | WANTED-ExperIen lady book keeper Give references and state sal ary wanted. Box 237, Mesa bg
 WANTED-Competen housekeepeT for family of two. Phone 206J Mesa or | write box T51 Mesa fl WANTED-Woman for plain cook ing on ranch. Phone 2O1JS. T
 COMPETENT LAUNDRESS, morn Iings. 710 No. Center St. r
 WANTED-A barber. steady. 41 So. 1st Ave. r 1 WANTED Junior srenographer Give references and state salary ex- pected. Box 237, Mesa bo T WANTED
 i, Experienced cocks.
 Experienced waitresses.
 Experienced hotel ckamb srmaias.
 Kitchen helpers.
 Workers in special lines.
 Women's Division U. s. Free Employ ment Service, 34 So. Center. Phone sO3S. 5bs WANTED Colored cook, elderly woman preferred. Phone 49S7. If
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09

EXPERIENCED waitress at soda fountain. Apply Bayless Gro. Co. bs
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09

COMPETENT girl or woman for general housework and cooking. Small house, family of three. Easy place, and good wages for right person. Phone l076. T
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09

WANTED-Compet housekeeper for family of two. Phone 206J Mesa or write box 751 Mesa. If
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09

TWO male calves came to my ranch March 5; one brown and one black and white spotted. MT. James Dunn, i miles west of Phoenix, between Buck eye and Yuma roads. 5-dr
Arizona republican., 1919-05-09
Money to Loan

WANTED Colored cook, elderly woman preferred. Phone 49S7. If
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-31
OTTAWA OFFICERS WERE
IN SAME HOSPITAL
BUI THEY NEVER MET

y local version as real as it is un.
fortunate of ships that pass in the
night was revealed Thurs las. night
at the annual banquet Of Otaw4
lodge Il. p o. L. when Captain nos
well T. Petit and Lieut.. Harry Kel
~ occupied places OF honor ol the
banquet program.
Sitting next to one another ana
comparing notes While ,rclating per
sonaI experiences over there, the TWO
.aturned officers discovered uo,n
we're in the same hOspita. at The same
me without either knowing the 9th.
or was within hundred mics OF
here
1t was discovered that on the nigh;
that Lieut.. Kelly was uaGer the
Rnite urol the bare possibility OF his
life being saved. Captain Petit
himself then lieutenant, was billet
ed in the hospital, not far from
where his friend ald fellow towns
man was passing the most crucial
test of his brave life
1t developed as they compared
notes that on April H. 1918. while
Lieut.. Kelly was in grave danger Of
death. Captain Petit arrived at the
hospital while assigned to an ambr
lalcc corps. lie spent the night of
april IT IN the institution and some
days more before reporting to the
American headquarters for reassigu-
ment to a permanent outfit II was on
that night Lieut. Kelly was operated
upon and his life saved.
Dr. Petit knew the French medi-
cal officer who performed the 0peua-
ton and was personally acquainted
with the nurse who cared for Lieut.
ely.
The unfortunate part of tn incident
is that the two Ottawans did not meet
and each left the hospital ignorant
Of the fact they had been so close
and yet so IA. Stranger still is the
fact that Capt Petit, after learning
Of Lieut. Kelly's heroic deeds aad
subsequent wounds, made inquiries
wherever he went for some trace of
his townsman without securing any
trace of him.
Yet ON the vital night and days
thereafter they We're under the very
same roof
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-31
MOTHER OF MRS. JOHN
SIMON PASSES AWAY

Mrs Mary Nocbc, wife of Harmon
Noebe a well known Streator woman,
died Thursday evening at 5:45 O'Clock
at the st. Margaret Hospital in Siren
tor after an extended illness. The
aencdcnt was we'll know in Ottawa.
where she had visited many time,
and was the mother of Mrs. John
Simon of Poplar street. Mrs. John
'iolland Of Ottawa is sister OF the
deceased
Funeral services will be held Noa.
day morning at Q O'Clock from the
Streator Catholic Church.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-31
CITY BOWS IFS HEAD
IN SILENT TRIBUTE
TO SOLDIER DEAD
tContinued from page IL

- 80 90 --
with love to our dear America Whore
/ is there IA nation more happy. more
prosperous and with more loyal sub
jecis than she2
1T has only been little more than n
/ hundred years since Cur country Was
born. but how amazingly strong and
beautiful she has become in that
short time
The fundamental principle OF our
form OF government is that merit
makes the man-not title nor birth.
/ Our banner proclaims that all men are
created equal endowed by their
Creator with certain rights, life. lib
erty and the pursuit of happiness
1T is these things you soldiers
fought and bled for our American
idea is that all men are born equal,
and this idea should be preserved and
Guarded for handing down to posterity
! The American idea is liberty, but lib
erty with law and law with liberty
our flag boldly asserts the free ION Of
the individual without anarchy. II is
tho harmonious blending Of authority
with liberty.
Christ made men free. His law
governs alike the master and the
servant. His law kecgs men in their
proper orbit. Our forefathcrs gath.
cred the meaning Of rue Christian
government when they drafted the
constitution. They have handed It
down to us unsulied and pure Let
as guard 1t with our very lives
War is an awful thing, but there
are occasions when religious peoples
auction it. Justice and righteousness
must prevail. We love peace not wal
nut when America goes to war she
sends her bravest and best lads an,
she goes to win We salute our fla
with eXultant pride God of nations
~e pray thee that she prosper, AMI
the American always knows he full
ness of her beauty and her greatness.
We will always serve her TO the limit
she deserves.
The glory Of America is her dcmoc
racy
"To you. veterans of the civil war,
belongs this country. Il was You who
rallied to her support when her very
existence was in danger We all love
his star-spangled banner bVt you love
it doubly much by your devotion ar3
acrifces.
Twice glorious are those who died
for cur flag Those who lay beneath
the sods OF here and over there have
some to their maker that right might
live. They died for their America, and
heir dust now is minglins With that
Of the foe Theirs was glorious and
noble end and their country will a.
ways hold their memory in sWes' ben
edictiOn
THE noble women, God bless them,
lid their part Wherever you find n
noble son you always find that son mad
a God loving, God giving mother After
III it is a pure. idealistic Womanhcod
That makes country truly II rat, aye
almost sublime.
THE war is over. It is now our duty
0 give to the world a moral religious.
lawabiding people.
America, the eyes of the world is
upon You A new era is dawnng io'
YOU Through failing, liberty and
democracy are doomed. 1t is not com
merce nor industry but intelligence
md virtue that build up a nation to
g truly great Far from our borders
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-31
Wanted.

Fifteen more asparagus cutters. 25c
per hour Sundays, 20c per hour week
days Must be over Is years old.
Now if you school girls want some
money come while ! need help. C. T..
Cole. the gardener phone l5S.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-31
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago market report furnished to
the Free 1rader-JournaA " l.
Etnyre, member Of Chicago Board OF
Trade. Moloney building, phone lotl
Correspondent Lamson Bros. & Co.,
Chicago,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-31

As n general thing, man ought not
to marry woman to reform her I'M
less he Is prepared to neglect his reg
ulnr busincss.-DallaS News.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-31
Dauqhters Of Isabella

VIII hold initiation in Is of G. Han to
morrow afternoon instead Of X. Z.
Hall
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-31
The Graduates.

The following list of names IS
class of 1919:
Iysle Ezra Abbott
Walter r. Anderson,
Elizabeth Anne Armstrong.
Lillian Marie Arnesen.
Glenn Baker.
Charles s. Bianchi.
Barbara l.. Bogerd,
Earl Leroy Brand
Marie Elizabeth Brewer.
Margaret A Brewster.
Elizabeth Stout Brown
Charlotte l.. Burstcr,
Anna Caroline Carlson.
Joseph D. Carr.
Raymond Cassidy,
Maynard +. Clark.
Zeta Margaret Clark.
Leo Earl Claus
Frank Eustis Cole.
William Edward Curtis.
Perry Chat6eld Davidson.
Hazel Margaret DeBOlt.
Ine2 Mae DeBOlt.
Ruth DeXouohe,
Joseph Doyle
Violctte Ruth Ebert
George Fancher Jr
Edythe L. Gambler.
Doris Mae Gibson.
Everett Price GuIbransen.
Fred Joseph Hanna,
Minctta HartshOrn.
Iucie Ruby Hay.
Stanley G. Heidenrich,
Curtis Hilton.
Fern Bernice Hisler,
LeOna Marie Jacobs.
Robert Hoxsey Jacobs.
Hla Sadie Johnson.
Ruth f. Keim
Fay Trumho Kelley.
Nellie May kellogg.
Walter Duncan Larkin.
Russell Damon Levy.
Margaret Marie Lowe.
Lowell Vincent Marshall
Vera McCOmbs.
Gcraldinc EyeriSta Moriarity.
Edward Burton MoutOn.
Emma Margaret Nagle.
Ellen Fideles O'Connor.
Stanley Victor Osman.
Morrill, Palmer
iLelia Minerva Parks.
Donald l.. Pool.
Kenneth Porter.
Alice l.. Pussy.
Hazel Rawling
Leon Richard.
G. Annette Rohinette.
Margaretha A. K Spurgin.
Helen Marie Schneider.
Helene Marie Steinbach.
Jessie Sarah Thompson.
Victoria w Uhl.
Mary Louise Van Malta.
Susan Mae Watnem.
Mabel Almira Woolbert.
Gail Trowbridge.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-31
0. H. S. SCHOOL DAYS
NEARLY OVER; BUSY
WEEK IS PLANNED
STUDIES AND CLASSES ARE FIN.
lSHED-ExAMS COMPLETED
SOCIAL FEATURES TO MARX
COMM ENCEMENT WEEK.

Next week will finish study and
recitation days for seventy members
of the Ottawa Township High School
class of 1919, and the school days for
most of the members OF that body.
The last classes passed this week. and
are final examinations were held. The
school year proper closes next week
with some every elaborate entertain.
meHts.
The program for the closing week
follows.
Monday $3.50 a m.-Reporting OF
the tinal grades by the faculty
Tuesday, 8 a. m.--Pupils will as
semble in their class rooms to receive
their report cards.
= Tuesday, Sis p. m Annual com.
nencement play, Officer 666 will be
given by the students in the high
school auditorium
Wednesday evening June A re-
ception for the members OF the graf
uating class will be held in the school
building with the pricipal and the
members of the faculty as hosts
Thursday evening, June Grad l.
atinE exercises in the school audito
rum. The commencement address
Will be made by Rev, Charles W Gil.
key OF Hyde Park.
Friday evening, June q The annual
alumni reception and business meet
Ing
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-31
SOCIETY NOTES

Many persons IRON La Sale Counts
gathered at Mckinley Park last even
ing to attend the special Memorial day
dance The park continues TO be a.
popular an amusement place this year
as il has been during the other wears
siace it was opened. number oi
ntw improvements Wtro made during
the eaIly spring. and a large new or
chestral piano has been installed in
the dancing pavilion
% =
The entertainment given last even
ing by the members Of Zion Eyaugyt
zeal Lutheran Church in Schaeferg
lIall was "a success and was attended
by more than 300 persons The pI0-
gram was greatly enjoyed. Two NOV.
ing pictures, "Alter the Fan and
Lutheran America were shown.
Miss Elizabeth Bonhorst and Leo
Knoll gave vocal solos, and Miss Jean
nette Bruck played a violin solo At
the close of the program pleasant
social hours was enjoyed. Refresh
ments were served by the rcireshmont
committee.
q =
The Summit View cemetery assO.
citation will be entertained on Tues
day afternoon, June ,, at the home
e Mrs Maria ClaimOnt in South Otta-
wa. All members Of the association
are invited 10 attend thie meeting
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-31
TWO VARIETIES OF
.LOCUSTS ARE DUE
TO ARRIVE IN JUNE


When the 'seFcntcen-year Iocusts'
burst out of the ground this yea the
viii be greeted by the utmost eutlu
siasm by Charlcs l.. BuIborav of chi
cago, who piidos himself on being FL
sort of bug" On She subject
Seventeen years ago. whom the 10
Gust made its last visit to the United
States. Durboraw was at EaIimor..
and was much interested He put in
all thai summer watching and collect
ing specimens. He still has about fifty
neatly preserved in glass Walls
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-31
A. o. n. Notice.

4. y. II TNOtTNO'
Regular meeting Division No. T. \
o. H., Sunday afternoon at 2:30, in s.
Columbia Hall
A. BARRETT, President
r. ]. MULHOI LAND. Secretary.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-31
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY


Main want add section page sevenD
STOLEN From front of Apollo sun
day night bicycle Address any in.
formation to this Office
WANTED Maid in housekeeping de-
partmcnt at Tent Colony; $50 per
month, room and board included Ap-
ply personally Lille Martin.
WANTED At once, one day aud one
night man to work around garage
and drive all makes of cars; furnish
references. Apply to Frank Perkin-
son, at Condos Tire Ship, 227-29 West
Main St.
WANTED Fifteen more asparagus
cutters, 25c per hour Sundays, 20C
per hour week days Must be over
Is years old, Now if you school girls
want some money come while | need
help. G. f. Cole, the gardener, phone
15S
WANTED Board with private family
in town. Cali 1921.
LOST-Pair of eyeglasses in blace
case, somewhere east of Guion street
crossing. Finder please return to 81
ISorris street or this office, Reward
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1919-12-11

tie daughter, Mrs. Mile Welch
and children, and Miss Hoyt Tip.
ton were here Thursday attend.
ing the show, shopping and at
tending to business matters.
The Genet correspondent hint.
ed on our girls having a good ed
ucation and learn TO sweep as
well as play the piano. Our girls
can't boast of fine education
but they can boast Of piano
playing, housekeeping and cook
ing. Along these lines our girls
can't be excelled.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1919-12-11
GENET

Mrs. Martha Lumpkin, of Bell
county, and Mrs. John Goshen,
of kits, are visiting friends and
relatives here.
Mrs. Susan HattOn and her two
children visited friends and rela
tives at Filson last Saturday and
Sunday.
A. S. Warren, Supt. Ohio Oil
Co., of Winchester, together with
the field foreman Of Furnace,
was here last Monday making ar,
rangements with Green Adams to
put up an oil tank on his hold
ings at Xena.
Died, December 2nd, Mrs. Lu-
cy Hatton, aged 81 years, of tn.
berculosis. Mrs. HattOn is sur