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sJamUw walimd.

On Sunday afternoon. August 81,
record breaking crowd visited EaIApe=
co . nee The ralapsco BasE Bail
team defeat The strong st James
team of Baltimore 10 - !.
Exery player o. the raiapaeo team
featured 18th Iong hts Tracey
made a sensational catch By running
10 deep aeeond baze and putting j ny
out Of the air vIaA riEnl hana ABB
bol. who has hen playing : fast
game at HEart f. PatHpzeo, likewise
rou1eF ths visiting team ont p hit
By running 10 deeu ah0TI and pulling
one ont o. the clouds aHl quickly re
turning same = Tracey nd 70
Spencer = f1rat. making , triple PLAY.
TIC Palapseo Ioya haFe beeH IN
ylteI TO pay IN seTIsa O. Eamez
among aix teams from al owe Mary
land TO decide state Championship.
II he invitation : accepted II root
srz can Ioas for II lea thrse more
faat games AZ o. Hiii Top.
There III be game at fzapscu
Sunday, September I 9TH team
frum baltimore.
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sTATEwMI,.

TIE sIatewood Athletic GLIB vii
euIeavor TO id another in =
their Victory column HHHn they staeK
~ against tHe atTong HIIlsdaIe
Athletic Club Saturday. September :.
~ stateHood. GhBs. DifIendai. who
twisted 30 brilliantly against mem n
Oakland. August is, VII 90 to tn
mound Eaiurda. for he slazew0od
lada. Jennings Murphy will be ON the
hi for HIliHdaIe. Following Is the
lineup. Monons, Ovens. Wagner.
Zsniz and Fuller. oulHeldors. Dihen=
d. and pruFn. pitchers; narnharl
and szyers. eatehsrs: shauek.
HIIIzdale Murphy, 0.Neil, jackson.
+ BropE. g. Psrri0gory. MuliinueI.
nuHeFHox. Bobeots, Leno md I.
rarfigorY.
Remember the big picnic u Jr. ..
I 4 u Hall Saturday. September :.
Supper I'll b served At he haII
cane Iea= cream and other refresh
nents I'll be. sold by the Jr. D. ". :
=.
Dennis I. Buckingham spent satuT=
d. and Sunday with Ms parents.
The Edmondzon { Klee Canning
G are canning tomatoes.
William Stimax, Who wa injured
when tAa true that h wa driving
slHpck > Western Maryland passenger
TIN. e Cranberry. zsar WHzlmln.=
IsT. N I10ala from The hospital and :
getting along very vel.
Misses HnrY md Pearl brothers
o baltimore. spent I@oEn Saturday
uHzII Monday zzIh thaIf mother, MrH
MHTy {. nrothzTz.
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us aiLoys.

The price = chickens ar high n
deed, - all Enow tIIat but he price
.as suddenly Taised = Tar = Samuel
:. Long. of I0ys, i concerned, Or
Monday night while 10 va engaged
n catching Home for market one Of
Izhe fowls became frightened and l.eN
against > lantern which exploded md
started : verY disastrous IRE. Before
anything could be done the flames ID
spread 70 tha barn which vas con-
anmed. The arm L the only build
NJ destroyed nd th1 hog pan too. ~
ne fira. al I've stoeE we're out In he
pasture field Il the time md ne
crops aere 1hreahed. Some hay rs
burned. The building was thought %
= covered :. insurance. ne Ioas
II : HeyeHzI thousand dulIara
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Iull'khIDGE

Mr.. Harvey N Pittenger spent
Wednesday with his sister, Nrs.
Clara n. M0ser, Of Good Intent
Mrs. Carrie NJ. Pittenger spent
Thursday with Mrs. Ella !. Pittenger.
of J0hnsvilIe.
Mr.. Clarence c. pittenger and sis
ser. ada, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Powell. Of JimIoYn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Il. Pitlenger
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
George Wood. of Rocky Ridge. and
also visited Mr. and Mrs. {. II. Hahn,
of Oak Hill.
Those who spent sudnaY with Mr..
and Mrs BENJAMIN Kanokle and fam
lily we're Mr. and Mrs. Jacob lay
man. of near Le.istown. Mr.. and
Mrs. Toy Rice and son, Howard and
Miss Jennie TressIeT, Of Mountain
dale; Mrs. fannie Rice md dangh-
ters. Mae and Goldia. and son,
Joshua. Jr.. Mr.. md Ms. Arthur
Bice md son. Ralph. of near Bethel
Mr.. Milton pittenger spent Sunday
with his brother. Mr.. Washington
Pittenger, Of Loys.
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prlmar. .gleeIIen Tickets.

In It's issue vii be found q Iae-
aImiIe Of fhz DeInoeTTtIe and le-
publican primary election ballots
which sill b used n the nomination
on nexl Monday, September s. The
ticket shows he arrangement o. he
names of thnze who are running for
he various Offices. The method Of
xofin. i practically the aazne - IN
re general election. 0nIY the per-
znns being affiliated as Democrats
md Republicans en- vote. No n
dependent, Prohibition nT declined
voter IN yolH IN The primaries. The
polls re open In re various pre-
eIncta II the same hours - at Ihe
general election. Tie iaw governing
primary elections il as rid as Ihat
or the general election. ne Cor
rnpt Practices Act also covers ne
Drimar. election nd The use of
money : strictly prohibited.
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BROWNS AT
OCEAN CITY
EDWIN E. nURRAYs MOTHER, Ms.
THOMAS MURRAY ! FORMER RESI-
DENT SEES Mn 60 DOWN WHILE o.
A RESCUE ERRAAD.

Edwin Emory Murray, student 81
the Johns Hopkins University and aon
of Mr. md Mr.. Thomas :. Murray,
3s05 powhatan avenue, Walbrook.
vas drowned Tuesday afternoon
while bathing a Ocean cIIy, Id.
where BE wenI = feW days $50 with
his father. h mother and three as
lers.
Mrs. Murray vas atandlng on the
zhore md saH her son 20 down.
Ha had zone 10 the help q another
IafheF n distress and was swept ont
= sea. The body was not re-
covered. every effort proving futile.
: strong nnderlow caught four bath
ers and carried them o. Three
managed to reach shore after severe
battle Nth the waves. Mr. Murray
struck ont TO id one of ths men -
parently in most danger md b
strength gave out. II sanE and -
never seen again
lie Waa 20 years old and graduated
from fHe Polytechnic Institute before
entering the johns Hopkins. He held
, commission - second lieutenant n
re Coast Artillery during The xaT
md waa stationed Il Fortress Mon.
re He was one Of five OF Of 10
students who won IN appointment
from Hopkins % the student Officers
training camp.
Mr.. Murray Has = nephew OF Mr.
Frank :. Miller, thIs cit. and :
grandson Of The late Dr j. = Herring
He was > frequent visitor 70 relatives
n this city.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE, ORPHANS
COURT. MARRIAGE LICENSES, ETC.
Transfers of Real Estate.

Susie q. Stewart ct al. to Joseph
!. Eyler and wife, II acres, for
$4,000.
George A. Hosfelt to Henry : L.
Hosfelt and wife, 81 acres, rooda
and 33 square perche1, for $500 90.
John n. Schaeffer, Jr., and wife, 10
Hanover Creamery Co.. Il acre, for
$4,000.
Charles F. Stick and wife TO Ray
mond W Taylor. Il acre, for $4,000.
George W. Rupp and wife to Ray
nlond W. Taylor. Q lots. for $500.
Charles r. league to Julia {.
league, 8L al. 2 lots, Tor $1,000.
Paul .. Routzahn and wife to Yer
non Clifton Dell. acres, for $4,000.
Walter c. Croft and wife 10 Joseph
II. Croft. lots. for 800.
B. Frank Dorsey and wife 10 Stan
ley Dorsey and wife. one acre. foF
S2150.O0.
Daniel Frankforter and wife 70
shelm0n F. Frankforter, q acres
for 5000.
Walter ]. Wolbert and wife ct al
10 ]. Frank Algire and wife. lot for
$1,000.
Josiah D. Crowl and wife 70 Harr,
7. Robertson and wife, 6 acres, for
$97.69.
William p. Williams and wife td
Mollie Drauning. acres. for SZ20900
william 10. Frederick and wife e
BENJAMIN e. Rieiey ct al. 227 acres
roods and II square perehes, foI
$4,000.
Howard Diehl ct al. executors. Il
Annie c. Diehi. 143 acres, 2 rood
and 10 square percheB. for z90S0.0o
Annie c. Diehl to Meryin r. Diehl
ct al, 143 acres, roods md l
square penches. for $1,000.
/. Grace F9eagle ct al 10 William
L. Seabrook, 112A acres and ].
square perches. for $500
William Ia Seabrook and wife L
Martin Rooms q al, 1i2A acres ant
s2 square perches, for $500.
Thomas N. Rickeil and wife L
William ?. Johnson, 1856 square feet
for $1,000.
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Mra. Charles Thompson. Pennayi-
Fania avenue Is visiting relatives in
Frederick.
DaxIa A. md nenadieI ). Snyder,
executors, WHo advertised ne Snyder
farm. near HldgesIIle 10 = sol on
August 30. ID NJ ell :. Il ! re-
advertised = this |zane.
A supposed anlomalzle thief,
Iried D steaI the handsome paIge
car rom - Joseph HslnIar, Penn
ayivauIa axenue. Saturday nIEht.
The 0nly thing tt L. the car
from being IaKen uaa the ne starter
was locked. md lha moving O. ne
wiie system to ME : 20 failed.
Ishe ear w pushed baeE ward IN
hopes of making ! Start u gear. but
Ihaa 80 failed
A souvenir card . N. james Il.
5heIIman, . UnIonl0wn. rom Mr.
and IS. Charles :. Miller, Of HaIIi-
moreZ formerly OF IHIs CT. who re
touring The Wcat nd - at IN
DleRu= Cal, HIatea. a1tnsH 1aet re
IN account Il sl@zze. Int E.ow
ahen .e ca ct z=ay without Il
=ns.z a
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Rev. :. r. Mowbray Is II at hla
nome on Eaal Main Htreet.
Congratulations - Mr.. and NJ
James >. Mitchell. Eaat Main street.
upon the arrival OF daughter.
Mr. md Mrz. Samuel Myers. of
baltimore. wee guests of h mother,
Hrs. y RILEY Myers. Center stres@
Sir. md Mr.. Charles z. 0orsueh.
East NaIn street. ha.s returned from
: short YacatIon 10 Ocean cIiy, y. !
IN thIa laane viii - found an ID
ssrtisement . ]. y. Ola Company.
= Hanover. p. announcing = clear
anea HaIa.
Miss Eeva seaorr nd Mnz ". Fezs
Mohr. q baltimore re Easa,s y
~ am Mrs. Harry J Starr. Vel
Main street.
Alss nlanehe rim. Cranberry. i
spending The HeeE.H end slth 6sr
Haole nd aaIst Prof, Haa -.
Stevens. u Frederick
twenty-five cents he price q :
ticket - the entertainment on tie
stvaft grounds nexI Friday evening
Ill p for : quart 81 flIsa. Wy
nos be : good eltiEen md baY several
tickets.
The entertainment N the Stewart :
lawn. Friday evening. September =.
for the benefit Of IN ly campaign
I'll consist of vocal nd instrumental
music md q Hariea II Indian Pan
Iominea Yon ean No AFFORD 10 mi
il
Mr and n Marshall Campbell
md family an Mr. md MEH. Frank
Leidy md family. UI thia sIty. are
spending several d. II Atlantic
EIiy = MAKE the trip more n
Iayable they xent IN their automo-
IIIes.
There viii be a meeting Of ne
molleaFIIla Farm Poi. veterans Of
Foreign Wars IN Odd Fellows Hall.
Tuesday evening. September 9 II
members requested % be present.
II boys who have been overseas HTe
Invited % become members.
on Monday : Jolly crowd If young
folks mol0red 20 Starner's dam and
spent tie day IN boating, fishing and
swimming. They NeHe from Bali
more. FinksbnIg md Westminster.
md were chapafoned ~ Mr.. nd NHH.
i l.. Hobby. Hiss Nellie HIxier and
William Cline.
All soldiers. sailors and marines
Kho spent anY period Of time during
he war either N France o. It home
are requested % attend a meeting Il
the ArIn0ry on Wednesday evening II
O'Clock for he purpose Of organI1.
Ing q poai OF American Legion. Send
Your name 10 Nr. Peter }. samIos.
he posI organizer i unable 10 Ha
present.
The funeral of Charles L. Goodwin
nald Saturday afternoon a his iaIe
home xas largely attended The
services we're conducted b. Rey. DaY
md Rev. +. 7 Read. Interment Haa
made IN the Westminster cemetery.
nallbaaTers were Dr Lewis = Wood
ward. Dr. Henry NJ. TitzhuEh. jesse
{. Sharrer. @. d. Gilbert. Geo. Z.
Matthews and Charles v. Wantz. :.
:. Shafrer s Son funeral directors.
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H0ugsvImE

Ir. AIonzo Richards and daughter.
Dorothy. returned 10 IHeir home =
baltimore last Sunday after spending
IL month OF August .ith MT. and
~ Elmer Richards.
Mr. ana Mr. {. l. Elseroad spent
ii Sunday VII Mr. anI Mr. Charles
uouck. of Mcnunough.
Hr. JOIN Richards. u ElEIon ard
MT. SchuiIold Richards. OF fennayIs
fanIa, spent the past Sunday Yith Mr.
and Mra= kol&ul E. naHIer.
Mr and Mr.. Rock zumbFam aEs
receiving congratulations N lHs
hITlh OF : daughter
Mr. anl Mr.. Roger Ienlz aTe -
eeIYlnE congratulations on ne biFIH
q ; sonz
The Ladies' id soeIaty I'll hoIl
thsIr annual oil Maryland supper o.
Saturday evening. September 20, n
The soelai hall.
Ar. an Araz : =. Huchman spent
Sunday nth Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Haakard. of Westminster.
Hr {. :. EIHsroad i having ths
Ieako lighting system Installed n
h residence and outIllldiuEH.
IRIS. Ionn c Richards. OF Chester.
- IL spending IeH WeeHz Win
friends q thts community,
Mr. John W. Abbott md Mra. Wm.
Grnmblna. spent several daya Of la
week wIIh tIz formers on, J.
Clarke Abbott. 0f Laurel. n.I.
The Ladies' I'd Society of WESLEY
~ mesI September i at he par
aonaga. I1e home os HeY. J. Z. Sin
claire. FoHblesDnrg
Nr. auI Mra. Nm. naaler rendered
their son. William. . reception iasI
Tuesday evening lie Inst recently
returned - hi home after spending
to year in France.
Mrs. Reuben Taylor and children.
O. Baltimore, are guests of Mr. nnI
Mrs. Howard sellaFs
me Misses Crawford have return
Cd to their home IN Blue Ridge
Summit after spending fortnight
NII1 MIzH Louise EhY.
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Twelve CoI1 Storage Concerns. IN.
eludlng Armour's, Indicted.

Indianapolis. InI., August 10
Twelve coldlstorage concerns, pack
ers and commission houses. including
Armour & Co, were indicted b. the
Marion County Grand JuTy today for
alleged violation Of the Indiana cold
storage Law and The state health Iaw.
The Indictments covered 90 counts
and followed an investigation oT the
high cost Of living extending oYer a
period Of three weeks.
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Licenses.

Charles Grant DuYall. Of Sykes
vile and India Beatrice Norwood, o.
Hyattsto.n, Frederick county.
Walter c. SeItz, OF Washington, d.
G. and IA ]. Venus. Of York. Pa,
George Clarence Abrahamson, O
Las AnImas, Colorado. and Mary
Price. Of MiddIeburg. Id
IohenrY Allen Price and Ella Ger
trude HlIar, both of MIddleburg.
Charles Reuben Henry sehaeffer
and Kate Rosalle Hahn, both Of BAL
timore cIIy.
Howard Raymond DIekensheets. q
Westminster, and Nora !. Hahn, q
UeIour.
Harry :. Hyaon, of Freeland. BaltI=
more county, and Emma X. Cfowthef.
O. Baltimore.
Villa :. Sterner, and Pauline :.
FINK. both Of Harney. Nd.
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hoy nars Union anIs.

Wilmer unhlerer. I6-yeaT=old son OF
George w DutteraT. OF. lnsar silver
Run. had hIs right leg fractured In
several places Wednesday afternoon
IN tie tannery OF I Irving Krol. at
silver Run. when hIa foo vas caught
in corn drag. After preliminary
treatment - DIR. :. l. WetzeI. Of
Union Mills. and D. II. :. Fitznngh,
OF Westminster, the Lad Has rushed
10 The University Hospital, Ealti-
more. in the automobile q Mr. Eroh.
Word has been received thaI q
successful operation was performed.
the bones II the IeE belnz wired 10
gether. and he surgeons believe hat
they ean sac the Iag.
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Convention # Meman'z Christian
Temperance Union.

The Noman.s Christian Temperance
Hnioa u Carroll County I'll hold It's
annual convention n the Methodist
Protestant church i FnkzbnrE On
Friday. September 9TH. - 10 :. m,
ant 30 ?. N.
The evening address VI be maae
- IL. State president OF ne Union,
4IIs. Aary L HaaInp, OF baltimore
There should b a Inn attendance u
members. and the public ! cordially
Invited 10 - present
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THREE mDERAUTO<
Joseph Wailes Ear Turns Turtle
Bruises md CnIs We're Received By

While trying II pass another ma
chine on Ihe Liberty road. neaI RAN
dallzlown. I'D, friday fdrenosn. m
automobile was upset md It four
occupants painfully injured. Joseph
WALES, Of EykeasIlle, b VIII. his
mother, ased So. and Vernon Myers,
also Of sYkesyille. were In tie car
when II turned turtle. nd i baz
Mr. Wailea were pinned undHr The
body OF tie automobile. The were
released b passing aulois1z and
taken 10 pIkesYIIIe where thaY re-
celsed medical 80.
Mr. WALES feII clear Of tn ma
chine and escaped with onis sllghl
bruises. lis wife was ct ais9nt The
face and hands nd bruised about
the body. sz1ile Is mother suffered
injuries o. the shoulder and ne col.
lnr bone. Mr. Myers sustained :
severe cut on the leg. - wers taken
to their homes after treatment.
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DEATHS.
Sullivan.

Noah Sullivan died Saturday night
at 11.30 o'clock at the family resi-
.dence. Hanover, Pa. after an illness
of q few days from valvular heart
trouble. He was aged Il yeas and
/ daY.
The deceased was born and reared
in Baehman.s Valley, Md. He was
married TO Miss Mary e. Warehime,
OF Baehman's Valley, VINO survives
him with 1ne following sons and
daughters: Mrs. Cora II. Zepp. OF
Millers; Charles n. Sullivan. at
home: Haltin G. Sullivan. Of Man
chester; Milton F. Sullivan, OF MIL
ton. Pa, ana Paul 7. Sullivan, Han
over, Pa; seven grandchildren. Two
sisters, Mrs. John Geiman and Mrs.
Henry YingIlng, both of Carroll coun-
ty. also survive.
Funeral Wednesday, September 3D.
at 30 O'clock D. n, from the home
OF the deceased, Rev. Dr. n. ]. Roth
Of Trinity Reformed church, ofIIciat-
ing. Interment in Mt. 0liyet deme-
terry.
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Ruth T. + crowmsT, aEad 5 months
and 5 days, infant daughter OF
Charles CroYmer. Union Bridge. died
Monday. Services we're held Tuesday
al the house. Interment N the Hill
cemetery, uniontpNn. Hsv. Xoder
ofiicIaIed II the services. Besides
her parents. eIghI sisters survive,
The palIbearers we're YonnE girlE,
Margaret eayloT. Catherine saylor,
Louise Bankard and Elizabeth Hes
son. Harvey Bankard : son funeral
directors.
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.eatmrHood.

Mr. Francis ]. LeatheTwood died
suddenly Of heart failure while at
tending Chantauqua ut Nj Airy on
August q. Mr.. Izsath6fwood was
born and raised near Woodbine.
About ten years ago he gave up farm
ing. moved TO Nj Airy and retired.
He vas much beloved and highly re-
specIed b. Ill who knew him. He
was an active and consistent chris
tian. being class leader al Morgan
Chapel for many years and though
we nave never ceased 10 miss him.
We know thou arf gone.
Where tie weary nre 1lest,
And the monrner looks up
And is glad"
He leaves i devoted wife. Mra Rosa
Day leathersood and the following
children. Herbert. OF WoodIlne.
Bradley, OF Mt Airy. Mre. Alvin Con
awuY Mrs. Thoa. Harrison and Nrs.
Chester Hood; also a brother. Mr..
Oliver Leatherwood and several sis
ters.
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PLEASANT VALLEY

IN JuIx sth - MFa. jacob Ayerz
va walking ON in her IrueE patch
shs found - toy balloon and znxsStis
eating Il Hae mound q cd tiAI 20 The
slrIng which burs Iile name uf Virginia
KleIInau. daughter q -. ~ Mr.
Frank T. Kieffman. d 10 Tssnty=
fourth street, Altoona, -. ~. NY
era laid re cs.TI awaY but several
wees Later she sent ! TO - girl
II Has on a f. days naiti 70 re
ceiFsd - answer. aiId hts ! What
shs Hald.
.Aitoaaa. p. August q. 1sie.
Dear 1rA Myers WIS YER
mneA surprised yesterday zaorninK
90 Hseesxa ny lite tax which ! had
sen np . \ balloon O. July n, i
nura wa Ind u yOA = return i
70 =. - rezzIx nefz@ ExH=zIsA -
he frum il aEzza. =. fatHzT sen
un quite ; number Of balloons thaI
d.. but yuarA 80 the unly nHs thzI
We heard from Ny IIhsr thought
Il .aa woHlh putting ! nthe paper.
~ m sending - a clipping II hos
Il - xuFIh putting n the PAPER
Would 20 mind telling - iazI hOs.
when AMI where You found u
Sincerely your.
VIRGINIA KIsEETz4Es"
The tomato efUU ~ ~ sezIIon i
ahaTt and psinK - the eooi weather
ripana slowly.
HTs Emma fowler u BALTIMORE
Ailza MaH.l LeIaIer. Ar an AIR
Norman IaindoIlaT and daughter.
Ii. of TancfInsn, visited friends
here Sunday.
Hr and AirK Clinton YinKiIng, Of
Canton. u. are zpendln. soEns tims
MI Mr YinElIng's mother. Mr..
Freddie Z YingIing and othsT relsz
tive.
Nfa. Clarence Zepp and three
daughters. of NJ CzEfolitoH are
spending zome inc NIlh hsF par
enia. Mr. md nra. EdH ". Devil.
biz.
~. and Mrs. Carroll Myers. Of
WezIminsIafs Mf. and Nrs. Edward
Hahn and Ara. Finer KIndig Visited
MH Hm Myera nd family. oI Union
bridge o. Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Eekara spent saturz
day Hith Hrs. samuel I. Eckard. Of
Westminster.
Sunday school Sunday morning aI
. o'clock. Harvest Home services n
10 = Re- !. G Wolf
BLACKS CORNER
II. Wilson II. study. u TIL place
ana Ar Mefvin Miller. n nsaF LIT
tlasIown mutorea 10 he mountains
on Monday for peaches.
IT ard hrs HIrnie nelnaman aud
son. BirnIe. Jf. cf near Walnut
Gro.e. spent Tuesday evening visiting
at he home OF Mf. and hrs. Heryln
j. Harner.
Little naIph William Gopenhayer
of IhIs place. spent this Heek visiting
at Ila home OF h grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward ConenhaYer. o.
near Bethel Church.
IT. and Mrs James J. HarnHf and
con. NevIn. Mr.. and Mrs. David
CrakDa and daughters. Virginia and
Evelyn, aII OF tlIs place Mr.. and
Mr.. Charles Harner and children
am Mr. md Mr.. William Harner
and children. OF near New Oxford
spent Sunday visiting # the home OF
Mr.. Samuel H. Mayors and family.
Mr. Raymond Heinaman. o near
Walnut Grove, spent several days
this week visiting at he hosf.e OF
MerYIn ]. Harner md HIIe.
NJ. Wilson III. study : improving
his fann - building large wagon
shed.
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-11-14
No 1889
D FOR HEARING
State of Minnesota, County

State Of Minnesota, County Of
dennepin. In Probate Court.
In the matter of the Estate OF
George Mitchell Reynolds, Deceased.
On receiving and filing the Petition
of James Mitchell Reynolds Of the
Province of Ontario, Canada, praying
for the allowance of an instrument
%purporting to be the Last Will and
Testament of said decedent and pre-
sented Herewith as and for such
last Will and Testament and that
Letters of Administration c. t "a. be
granted thereon to Frances Lee OF
Hennepin County, Minnesota;
It is Ordered, That said petition be
heard and that all persons interested
in said matter appear before this
Court on Monday the Oath day. of
November, 1919, at 10 A. M. at the
the Probate Court in the Court House
at Minneapolis, in said county, and
then, or as soon thereafter as said
petition can be heard, show cause, II
any there be, why said petition should
not be granted.
And it is Further Ordered. That
notice of such hearing be given by p1,-
blishing this order once in each week
for three successive weeks, prior to
said day of hearing, in the Echo de
POuest, a newspaper printed and pu-
blished in said County.
Dated at Minneapolis, this 10th day
of March, 1919.
By the Court:
JOHN A. DAHL,
Judge of the Probate Court.
Philip Meighen, Attorney,
700 500 Line Bldg. lila