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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-25
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FOR SALE-Desirable 1.room mod
ern home On Walnut avenue. In
enirr Room 1903 Deyeny Bldg.
5-24-2t-l949
FOR SALE = Oliver Typewriter in
good condition. Cheap. Falrmont
Rubber Stamp Works 5-eiSt.fs46
FOR SALE-Comincrclal orchard.
Keyser, W. Va, Apples peaches
1000 ftll-bearlng trees, Present In
dicatlons assure bumper cop this
season. Price 100000. First. payment
$4,000. Balance buyers corvenlerces.
Travelling instructions write Edwin
Gilpln Orr, Oliver building. Pits
burEh, Pa. 5.2l.6t-IgS5
FOX SALE-Good Violin. Cheap. il4
Castor Avenue. Phone 56s.R.
b-20.5t.I926
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JlUo AND ACCGSsoklsS
/ have essSceliea; Bargains in used cars.
A. II. Reeves, Room No. .. Hennen
Building, Phone ass. 5-?5-2t-1956
FORD. light truck body. WIN trade
for touring body. Phone SSo-R, !.
5-25-3t-7s54
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hELp WAN.: SU--%E9.ALE
'WlSfE16-cook that viii help % %
holsework. Phone 1365-M.
5.23.3t.T95S
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VIRGINIA AVE. HOME stD6flS
old house in need Of repair Sir
he bought at a price, n lly|'
the purchaser can maxi tlls
money II he desires to irptufe
the property. Price sal7sos
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FARMS foR SALE
SPECIAL aOME.
FOR sale

r,pnrN rnrs ii. Ana "A, IA
e1 io,s x,os I'm ~ 81 s IN, u
nioxs l lat , ys.r sooS IN
Will WI, ,so 11 n, q III "A n ~ o'
sell tho lots a. a NJ tsfnIi'
coRNrp Lon & ~. M.
oo.s Ths most M, A. Sss ~ n. hdsIas
locatior ~ ~ ions6 ~ iiIe n +
,O.s S,.,. ~ - aS Si,,nNss nv, n M
, nla ,s Ss,t.s "A IA q aSsISi i
s rr nod hNl,SIn s S - Him
rooms located o. shIs III, N0l
owner desires 9 q,isk s .. :
rncrwAy 1dSsad tsss ss1 *,
A'p "arasn = ovsr ~ AM s ssn,s 81
frnnt rravei arive, W 81
s snd near f's street az sa ise sISiS
., !: :: s '.'i' ! *. ! ! 6
odtbuildinss, garage, ISaIiss IsI
possession. owner desires sOl =! qV's
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-25

WANTED-Men experienced IN gath
ering small glassware, or willing TO
learn and disposed 10 work regularly,
can obtain employment and earn high
wages n modern factory. operating
continuously under best working con-
ditions. Apply In person or conf
municate with THE AkR0 AGATE
CO., CLARKSBURG, W. VA.
S.0E-at-1n5S
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HELP WANTED-fLAl,E

CORE Plant neaf MofeanioT1i
WANTS limited number machine
leaders. Steady work, good condi-
tons. Miners cab make big money
here. Write Superintendent, Box
7S3, Morgantown, W. Va. Phone S0i,
5-25-lt-1955
WANTED = Cook and dishwasher.
Phone As or apply a; B. & 0. Res.
taursilt. 5.22.lt'Isi3
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io7 VIEW STREET rcunsI14d
crn house, large lot slzs|l|'
feet. This property can d l!'I'
chased on easy terms.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-25

2O7 LIBERTY AVENUE ID Dt|I'
view--This modern homes y
rooms. large lot fruit gGtIlsl
odtbuildlnss, garage. tinuie9 iaI1
possession. o*ner desires guie
sale.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-25

I112 FENNIMoRE ST. Right
near the Normal School, 4 lat
modern home and good lot cg,
err desires quick sale and
give immediate posseasicn
house can be bought al ~ DEleo
the present owner poid fQE
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-25

WANTED = Good ,sborers. telmlck
Foundry Machine Co. 4-c0.26t.1s14
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PRECINCT M 7.
CITY BUILDING.
Commissioners: Clerks:
E. Z. Hamilton. Spray sturm
E. P. Conway. j. b. hnotts'
lean Carls.y.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-25

That at a legal meeting Of the Board
OF Education Of Warrington district in
the county OF Marion. and state OF
West Virginia. held, on the 18th day
Of May. 1920, the following order was
adopted and entered Of record, name.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-25

Bonds 50 to Sc both inclusive Of
100000 each, and bond 81 o. $4,000,
making q total Of S2s,500.00, due and
payable on the 1st day Of September,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-25

EDGEwAy-40 x24of feet he ils
garden, every Convenience g
front, gravel drive, water
sewer, electric light teltphgl1
and near street cafllhes tht lca
est priced lot Of 50 ffehtl.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-25

GARDEN LOTS six the ga,a,n
lots, Knob Hill. al fenced al'|
plowed last year. good fith
VIII lease for tl0.oO5De n q
sell the lots on. cay tetuil
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-25

Bonds IS to lis both Inclusive Of
100000 each. and bond l16 OF $4,000,
making a total OF s2S.50o.0O, due and
payable on the lot day Of September,
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Bonds $50 to $50 both inclusive Of
si.G0e.N0 each. and bond PSI Of $4,000,
making total Of s2S.5O0.00. due and
payable on the LIST day Of September.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03
d HIREK AZ 0HAZAB0L

ro Albert foldbirtokos vezetese-
vel Budapestre utazott, hogy az
angol misszionak bejelentse AIT a
,borzalmas v6rengzest, a nit d
megszallo roman csapatok multi
ev junius 23-an Apatfalvan veg
hezvittek, A verfirdo Okla ez
volt:
"A roman katonasag parancs-
noka Apatfalvara valo bevonula-
tsa utan a legszigorubb marha-
Erekviralast rendelte ell, a minek
a kozsegbeliek mem tettek eleget,
hanem a tanyak lakossaga nagy
csoportba ver6dve az allomashoz
indult, hogy parancsnoktol a
rekviralas enyhiteset kerje. A
mikor kiild0ttseg az allomas k0
zelebe ert, a roman huszarok k0-
zibiik lottek. Ere brutalis ia,
madasra tanyai kiild0ttseg szet
Verte az orseget es harom roman
katonat agyonvert. A megtorlas
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03
Amir6l Vajda nen beszel,
ERDELyI TEsTvER E4NK KALvARIAJA
CA Pesti Napl0 cikke)

es szeplaki birtokai felosztasanal
erdekeiket kepyiselje. Az olah
lakossag mar targyoas folya-
man kifejezte ellenseges indnla-
tat a roman szarmazasu ugyved-
del szemben. Mikor a targyalas
vegezteveI kocsijara tilt, hogy ell
tavozzek, szemrehanyasokkal IL
lettek, hogy roman szarmazasa
ellenere a roman f0ldmivesekkel
szemben magyar urakat vedel-
mezi. DIR. Broda kijelentette,
hogy 3 senkit sem kepvisel, csak
az igazsagot S leszallott kocsi-
rol. Mire megtamadtak es title
gelni kezdtek, de sikeriilt elmene
kjilnie S a mezon egy szenabog-
lyaban elbuini, azonban utana
szaladtak es megtalaltak oily su.
lyosan megvertek, hogy bantal
mazas kovetkezteben meghalt
Az esetr6l a kolozsvari lapok is
megemlekeztek, de cikkeiket 8
eenzura toriilte, meg pedig kor
manyz6tan&cs irasbeli utasitasara
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03
csALADI EsEMENY

Hoffer Andras, TIC John street
alatt lak6 derek magyar honfitar-
sunknak, aki a Verhovay egylet
10S-ik fi6kjanak titkara es a
nagybizottsagnak penztarnoka, es
nejenek sziiletett Bali Lottinak
kis leanykaja sziiletett majus 18-
an. A kis jovevenyt, aki Istennek
hala edes anyjaval egyutt leg
jobb egeszsegnek orvend, szomba-
ton keresztelte Varlaky plebanos
Rozalia Anna nevre. Mint kereszt
szilok "a sharoni Major Kalmar
es neje szerepeltek. GratulalunR
a boldog sziiloknek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03

junius 23-an kezd6dott. Arad es
Mako iranyab6l nagyobbszamu
katonasag j0tt, mely ket tUz
k0ze fogta falut. Maid mikor
romanok bevonultak k0zseg-
be, minden hazba betortek, 0ssze-
fogdostak ferfiakat es puskatus
sal es korbacscsal a vasutallo-
,mashoz kisertek oket. A XII leg
kisebb ellenallast tanusitotta, AIT
$40 nelkiil agyonlottek, koztuk
tobb Greg embert. Harmincnegy
embert l6ttek agyon roman ka-
tonak es nyolcvanhat embert le-
tartoztattak. A mikor ferfiakat
osszefogdostak, megkezd6dott a
szabadrablas, a mely csak az elso
|napra volt engedelyezve, de azert
egesz heten at tartott. Minden
tazat kifoszottak es a kart, amit
ICY okoztak, akkoriban 20 mil
li6ra becsiiltek, ma azonban go
60 millio koronat tesz XII. A
nyolcvanhat letartotatott ember
k6zul harmincegyet, akikre sem
nit sem tudtak rabizonuyitani,
szabadon engedtek, otvenot apat-
falvai magyar azonban leirhatat
! Ian szenyedesek koZ0tt me0 min.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03
dig Gyulafehervarott varja sza-
badulasat.

Makorol jelentik: Dobsa Imre
es Fodor Imre kapui lakosok, a
xix rendes igazolassal mentek at
a romanok altal megszallt terri
letre, t0bbe mem adtak magukrol
eletjelt. Aradra erkezesiik utan
teljesen nyomuk veszett, bar a ma
gyar hat6sag mar lepeseket tett
felkutatasuk erdekeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03

y hA-oV-~
dor nyilatkozatainak, n1elyekre
val6 hivatkozassal Lloyd George.
az angol parlamentben erdekiink-
ben el6terjesztett interpellaciokat |
elintezte, kozoljuk a kolozsvari
luteranus lelkesznek magyar
piisp0kokh0z intezett beadvanya-
max nehany pontjat, melyek fell
tetleniil hitelesek. Miutan felso-
rolta reformatus egyhazzal szem !
ben elk0vetett atrocitasokat es
elmondja, hogy a gyulafehervari
roman gyilest roman kormany-
z6tanacs k0zoktatasiigyi resszort-
ia 2549-1919- szamu rendelete-
vel roman nemzeti iinnepne myth
vanitotta XII, S annak megtarta-
sat az egyhazaktol megkoveteli
es ugyancsak nemzeti iinneppe
rendeltek el februar 6-ikanak
(Moldva es Havasalf0ld egyesii-
l6se) az 0sszes egyhazak altal va
10 megtartasat is, romai katho-
likus egyhazat ert serelmeket is
merteti, amelyekr6l mar t0bb IL
ben irtunk.
A nagyszebeni fogolytaborban
tobb szaz internalt szekely es ma
gyar van, internalasuk Okla t0bb-
nyire csak politikai szempont.
Hidegben, fagyos helyisegekben,
rrhajukbol kirongyosodva, fer
ezekiel leltelve es eheztetve, siral-
mas allapotban vannak. A gy0t-
r6 banasmod miatt mozealom is
volt kozottiik. EFT legkegyet-
lenebbiil elfojtottak. Az egyes
internaltak meztelen hatat tiizben
izz6va tett karddal is vertek. A
veresek utan cafatokban logo hust
orvosi nitettel kellett levagdos-
hi egyesek tester0l.
Szentkeresztanya k0zseg vas
,.iizefne az egesz Szekelyfoldet ell
-latia anaza agazdasagi szersz4mnaal
es kalyhaszerkezetekkel Mum
kasai marcus els6 heteben ber-
emelest kivantak. A katonai pa
rancsnoksag ravezenyelt egy csa-
pat szuronyost gyarra, a mum
kasokat elfogatta, kegyetleniil ell
verette es v0ros tablakat akasz-
tatott a nyakukba es ugy jaratott
veliik k0rmenetet, hogy a munka-
soknak szuronyok k0zt haladva
kfaltaEiok kelfett: ''Igy jar min
den bolsevista.'' A munkasokat
ezutan behurcoltak Szekelyudval
helyre es tovabb is fogsagbar
tartjak es kinezzak. Els meg 8
roman lapok mernek irni a ma
gyar feher terrorr6lD
Lovete k0zseg fiatalsagat mar.
cius elejen behivtak katonai SO
rozasra. A k0zseg el6ljar6sags
abban a nezetben volt, hogy {
Szekelyf0ld magyar fiai mindad
dig nem kotelesek roman hadi
szolgalatra, amig a magyar beke
szerzodes a Szekelyf0ld hovatar
tozandosaga folott nem dontott
A fiatalsag tehat mem ment a ka
tonai Observation-Disclosures. Emiat
a roman hely6rseg dr.. Papp Sze
yer vezetesevel kivonult Lovet
kozsegbe, gepfegyvereket allitot
fel, az egesz k0zseg nepet egyiiv
terelte es a fiatalsaget a kozse'
nepe el6tt szuronnyalr es puska
tussal agyba-f6be verette, mi
mindenik VERDE nem borult, vag,
nyomorekka nem lett. Akkor
hadnagy kiallott a k0zseg nep
ele es lily ertelmu beszedet tai
tott: III letettek a fegyvert, n
felvettiik AIT s addig kinozun
benneteket, amie a b6r0t0ket
lenyuzzuk.'' Az 0sszevert fiata.
sagot a k0zsegi el6ljar6kat
hadnagy behurcoltatta Szekely
udvarhelyre a kaszarnyaba. A
ertiik k6zbenjarni akaro papo
k0ziil egy Mihaly newt ugy e
veretett, hogy t6rbe-fagyya
ajultan kocsiban kellett elszall
tani.
1920 marcus Gan DIR. Brod
Emil dics5szentn1artoni iigyve
gr6f Haller Jen6, bar6 Petrics
=
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03

Makor6l jelenti tudosit6nk: Az
apatfalvaiak egy kiildottsege Bi-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03

HARMINCNEGY EMBERT AGYoN
L0TTEK A RoMANoK APAT-@
FALvAN
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-11-16
''The Old Band''- '-Rley's Poem
Adapted by JOSEPH }. DICKINSON


when Runge
called Theodore member of the d band
following
this
in
Richmond
It's mighty good to backto the odt
I've ZEN teen
change.
al
Especially evenings when bandfeDers meet
what they play by hand
sy grander
And"T he S a. John Anderson MY Jo
nd a other of
Was feler dream heaven
nd saranade I've laid SO sun IN PED
ily OF IazelDe
the old band play
Yer new hand maby but the oldb said
Andwh I'm
her Jaw" and sort says
She won't tneern to jes turn
nd light OUT Indianapolis
And theew git haf to
to hea
Indianapolis Ind Nov g. 1920
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-11-16

Present Conditions of Child Labor. "
Miss Edith Morris; "A Crop Review of
the Year." John F Gillespie.
Fraternity Reception
The Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity,
of Miami university, has issued invita-
tions to reception to be given in the
! chapter house Tuesday evening, Nov
23, in honor of DR.. Alfred II. Upham
who recently resigned the chair OF
English in Miami, to become president
of the University of Idaho.
Union Services.
The Protestant churches of this vii
lage will hold union Thanksgiving ser
vices this year in the First Presby
terian church. The sermon will be
preached by Rev H. Cowley Carroi;
The new rector of Holy Trinity Episco
pal church.
Church Reception.
The brotherhood of the First Presby
terian church which now numbers
over 800 men of the church and town
will hold a reception at the church
Tuesday evening. Rev. Charles NJ
| Brown, pastor of the Hamilton Presby
! terian church, will deliver an address
Refreshments and a social hour vii
! follow
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-11-16

has ceased in this county, only small
percentage of the acreage being turned
over. The fall has been favorable
for the gathering of the bumper corn
crop and a number of farmers are al
ready done husking their standing
corn The crop is the largest in the
history of the county. Wheat is in eX-
cellent condition, the fly not having
injured it as at first reported.
Smallpox Spreading
A few isolated cases of smallpox
which were found in Winchester a
week ago have spread until there are
now II families in the city afflicted
and at least eight families with cases
in the rural district in this township.
Chief of Police Fletcher announced
yesterday that the disease has become
serious. more so than the people sus.
pect and advised the city council that
some appropriation must be made to
fight the spread. The schools,
churches and moving picture shows
are open as usual and children are
allowed to go where they please. No
ban has been placed on any gather
ings.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-11-16
Former Head of Miami
Celebrates Ninetieth Yeor;
Union Thanksgiving T Service

OXFORD, O., Nov. 16.-Dr. Andrew
D. Hepburn, former president of MI
ami university, now professor emeritus
of English in the institution, yesterday
celebrated the Goth anniversary of
his birth. DR.. Hepburn is in excellent
health, and his mind is as bright rs
it was 20 years ago. At the recent
election he voted the Republican
ticket for the first time in his life.
Farmers Club Meets.
The Social Farmers club will meet
tomorrow Ia the home of Mrs. John
Morehead, near Okena. Three papers
will be read: The Outcome of tio
League of Nations" w. A. Beard:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-11-16
Prof. William Guy.

Prof. William Guy.
Professor Guy. dear of the
faculty of lctters at Toulouse. will
become .Ae French professor in the
department of romance languages
Harvard.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-11-16
TO RELIEVE CATARRHAL
DEAFNESS AND HEAD
NOISES
NOISES

If you have Catarrhal Deafness or
are hard of hearing or have head
noises go to your druggist and get |
ounce of Parmint double strength)
and add to it Il pint of hot water and
a little granulated sugar. Take one
tablespoonful four times day.
This will often bring quick relief
from the distressing head noises.
Clogged nostrils should open, breath
ing become easy and the mucus stop
dropping into the throat 1t is easy to
prepare, costs little and is pleasant to
take. Anyone who has Catarrhal
Deafness or head noises should give
this prescription trial.-Advertise-
ment
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-11-16
POLO MATCH, MACHINE
GUN CARTS, ENTERTAIN

NEW YORK, Nov. 16. - A polo
match and an exhibition of machine
gun cart teams were innovations on
the program of the 35th annual ma
tional horse show which opened today
at Madison Square Garden, with the
largest number of entries in its his
tory. Polo teams of three players each
will compete each night. The final
match for the championship will be
held Saturday. The machine gun
carts were shown just as they go in
TO actual action on the battle field.
The military tone was the prevalent
note this morning, the principal
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-11-16

of Frank Carrigan, confessed burglar,
to fast as long as did Terence Mac
Swiney, lord mayor of Cork. Five
days ago he became stubborn and
swore he would fast as long as the
Irish mayor. The fine dinner proved
his downfall, however.
TO1EDO-A corset stay DETECTED
a bullet fired by George Reichard at
his wife Teresa Reichard, The two
had been living apart and the woman
had returned to the home in Point
Place to effect a reconciliation. The
shooting took place in the presence
of their Is years old son. Reichard
wounded himself fatally.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-11-16
Ohio News Flashes

COLUMBUS-The American Legion
of this state has started a survey of
Ohio hospitals, in an effort to deter
mine how many former service men
whose disability was caused by the
war are receiving medical attention.
Reports will be sent to national head
quarters as a part of the plan to force
the national government to take better
care of the former soldiers, sailors
and marines.
ATHENS An especially fine Jail
dinner weakened the determination
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-11-16

ROTTERDAM, Nov. 16.-Thousands
of tons of German coal, intended for
some of the Entente nations, have
been stolen while enroute down the
Rhine and smuggled into Holland on
barges, says the Rotterdam Courant.
Only part of the coal was unloaded
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-11-16

at the allied depots, and the rest, COW
cred with stones, was brought down
the river to Holland, says the news
paper.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-11-16
AERIAL MAIL ISCONTINUED.

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 16.-Wintor
weather in Holland, Germany and Den.
mark has been judged too severe for
commercial aviation. The daily aerial
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-11-16
GERMAN COAL STOLEN.

event being competition for the Lewis ,
Z. Waring cup for cavalry remounts.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-11-16

mail service between Holland and
England and Holland and Germany,
will be discontinued until next spring
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-04-14
THE 1920 CENSUS.


The 1920 census is about completed
and some time within the next few
months the population statistics will
be available for inspection by the gen
eral public.
What will the total population Of
Grant and Crawford counties be? Will
they show an increase or decrease ov-
er the count made decade ago? 1t is
anticipated that the cities and villages
Will, in majority of instances, show
a gain But what OF the rural popu-
lation?
During the past few years the trend
has been toward larger farms, with
out a perceptible gain in the number
of farmers. In Grant county the cen
sus showed a gain of 126 over the
count made in 1900, while in our
neighboring county of Crawford the
1910 census showed a loss of nearly
a thousand souls in ten years. What
Will the totals show this time? These
are some Of the interesting questions
that will be solved as soon as the fig
ures are compiled at headquarters.
As a matter Of comparison we give
below a few figures showing the num-
Der Of people in the two counties as
compiled from official census reports
every decade from 1910 to 1910 inclus-
i've.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-04-14
FENNIMORE.

: = j. i
The Times says:
Leonard Dexter, sailor on the U. S.
S. Hart, Los Angeles, Calf, left last
Thursday on a cruise to Honolulu and
Manila, and from there goes to China
and Japan.
Sheriff Frank He'll and Atty. H. E..
Carthew were here from Lancaster
Saturday. The sheriff conducted the
sale of the Tore Olson farm of 200
acres in Shaw Hollow Gunder K
Gunderson was the successful bidder,
his offer being 1913 per acre The 40
acre homestead was sold subject to
the rights of the widow during her
lifetime
Henry Blanchard, while at work in
his timber on his farm northwest of
this city Tuesdav, was the victim of a
serious accident While he was cut
ting one tree down another one be-
hind him which had become lodged.
fell and knocked his left knee out Of
ONT and hurt that member quite ser
iously 1t required five men to put
the knee },eck IN place with the med
zeal ass'etaIico Of Dr. e. c. Howell.
He is evne~ieneing much pain from
his injuries al this time.
John Michel. who last week sus-
tanned a bro'yan arm and leg in a fall
from a scaffold at Cash Morse's, the
Geo. Knapp place in Roger hollow was
taken to the General ho2nital at Mad
ison Wednesday by DR.. NJ. A. Bailey,
where the injured members we're set.
John will be in the hospital for sew
eral months but is doing as well as
can be expected, althouoh he doesn't
rest well on account of his back, but
his leg and arm are not paining him
any
The pumping apparatus at the pow
er plant went bad again Saturday
noon right after Supt. H. A. Wilkins
had jumped into a car bound for his
home at Richland Center to spend
Easter with relatives Nothing daunt-
ed. Jim Graham, aided hv A. CUsh-
man, David Farris and Willard Brav,
with Alderman Ora Howell and W. r.
Decker supervising the job, got busy
at once, found the broken rod about
800 feet down, yanked UP the addition
al hundred feet Of piping and gave tho
new cylinder a good inspection and
had the outfit back again and pumping
by y. m. Sunday afternoon.
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Fay Pickett was taken to the Cum
ningham hospital Tor an operation on
Wednesday Oh last week. ne is getting
along nicely.
Mrs. Grant Edge spent part OF last
week i'll town with her parents. Her
mother has been quite poorly.
Hereafter the Ladies Aid Society
will be held the Tuesday after W. +.
NJ. S. meeting. The May meeting will
be with Mrs. Jesse Knapp.
Elmer Medley is looking after the
farm work at Fay Pickett's while Fay
is in the hospital
Ben Edge ST.. has purchased a self
player piano for his daughter, Sylvia.
Mrs. Earl Palmer came home from
the hospital in Milwaukee, where she
had several minor operations. We hope
she is very much improved.
The Nick Haas family have been
sick with colds.
School opened again Monday after
being closed a week on account of
scarlet fever. Thus far no new cases
have been reported.
The Mcpherson and Foote children
have been absent from school the past
week because of sickness.
Elmer Nodorft is recovering from
his recent illness and will soon be able
to be out again.