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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-05

Rules for Making Good Concrete
Good concrete for posts, blocks,
floors and troughs can be made by OBJ
serving few simple rules urged by
the division of agricultural engineering
Of the University Of Minnesota, as
follows:
Use cement that has been kept dry.
Use clean sand and gravel or crushed
rock.
Measure the cement, sand and gravel
in the proper proportions.
Mix the cement and sand thoroughly,
then add the gravel and mix thorough:
ly.
Place the concrete Immediately, and
lamp or spade thoroughly.
Protect from freezing for two days
or from drying for four hours.
'It is poor economy says II. B..
White of the division, "to try to save
by not using the proper amount Of &C.
ment in the mixture. The labor, forms,
sand and gravel cost as much for q
lean, weak mixture, which will not be a
permanent, as they do for a rich mix
ture which is suited to the place where
it is to be used and which gives at a
slight additional cost for cement both
permanence and satisfaction
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Fish Department

10 Ill., pail herring $1.55 to 81. IS
20 Ill., pail herring .....--.-.- $3.50 to $40
so h. tub herring NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -...-.-..- $500 to $500
Salmon, pink, lb can soc,
Salmon, pink ~ lib. $780, cans
Salmon medium red, / lb. Csc, .-....-9Sc
Salmon, medium red u lb. 20c cans --------53c
Salmon, red lb 40c, cans 1.13
Salmon, red lb. soc, 80
Sardines in tomato sauce, each Csc, .-...69c
Sardines in mustard each 15c, cans for ------39c
Sardines in cotton seed oil, each &C. cans --17c
Sardines, pure olive OIL each 18c, cans ..-...4 7c
Sardines in peanut oil, each 15c, cans... 39c
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Plaintiff.

Joseph Masog,
Plant
Mil<olai Skrock, deceased,)
also written .Nickolai Skroch.)
also written Nickai Skroch;)
Kathrena Skrock, deceased,)
wife of Mikolai Skrock. also)
written Katrina Skroch, also)
written Kathrena Skroch, and)
the unknown heirs of MikolaD
Skrock, deceased, sometimes)
written Mikolai Skrock. also)
written Nickolai Slxroch, also)
written Nickai Skroch, and)
the unknown heirs of Kath-)
rena Skrock, deceased. wife)
of Mikolai Skrock. also writ-)
ten Katrina Skroch. also writ-)
ten Kathrena Skroch. and Syl-)
vester Ramey, also all UNI
known persons claiming some)
right, title. estate, interest orr
lien in and to the real estate)
described in the complaint)
herein.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-05
SHERRIFF'S SALE

State Of Minnesota,)
IS
County of Morrison.)
In District Court
Bertha Berget, Plaintiff
Michael Berget, Defendant.
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THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO THE

THE sTATE Of i M1NN l4SS5;l To C!1 THE
You and each Of you, are hereby
summoned and required to answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff in the above
been fled with the Clerk Of said Dis
trict Court in the City of Little Falls,
County of Morrison and State of Min
nesota and to serve a copy of your an
scribers at their office in said City of
Little Falls, Morrison County, Mime
s s.?' within thu twenty days after the ser
i've of the day of said service and if
you fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid. the plaintiff
for this he a ra % n5gy it to 4a ns
plant,
Dated February 2Sth, 1920.
S. c.. & L. w. VASALY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Vasaly Building, Little Falls,
Morrison County. Minnesota.
s0nal Claim
State of minnesota
County of Morrison} -
In District Court
Seventh Judicial District
s1 MEb fAHn1Fs 4 fR Il EBmM?N$ TINS
Notice is Hereby Given. that an &C.
ton has been commenced in this Court
by the above named plaintiff against
the above named defendants the OBJ
ject of which is to. obtain judgment
that said plaintiff is the owner in fee
simple of the following described prop
erty and that defendants have no right.
title. estate, interest in or lien thereon.
The real estate involved affected and
brought in question thereby is de-
scribed as follows: Lot Lindbergh's
outlots to Little Falls, Minnesota. Lots
2 and 3, Block Is, subdivision of Searles
Addition to Little Falls, Minnesota. Lots
-, IA and IS of Block q. Thayers Ad-
dition to Little Falls, Minnesota. Lots
| and 2, Block IS, Thayers Addition to
Little Falls, Minnesota. Lot 3, subdi-
vision of Block 81, Thayers Addition to
Little Falls Minnesota.
No personal claim is made against
any of the defendants
Dated February 28th, 1920.
S. c. & L. w. VASALY.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Vasaly Building, Little Falls,
1-3 Morrison County, Minnesota.
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CITATION FOR HEARING ON FINAL
ACCOUNT AND FOR DISTRI-
BUTTON.
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SAME PARTIES AS IN THE SUM
MONS IMMEDIATELY PRECED-
ING THIS NOTICE.

Notice Is Hereby Given. That an &C.
ton has been commenced in this Courc
bv the above named plaintiff AGAINST
the above named defendants. the object
of which is to obtain Judgment that
said plaintiff is the owner VINE in fee Of the he
that said defendants and each Of them
have no estate ". interest therein. or
lien thereon, to-wit: ,
The north cast quarter of the north
west quarter less land sold to Minnea-
polls, st. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie
Hallway Company and also the north
west quarter of the north east quarter
less that part sold to Micheal Puchalla,
ali in Section &c. township 127. range
point 24A feet west of the north
eastern corner of the south west quar-
ter of the north east quarter of section
rs, township 1877, range 80 west; thence
thence east 15k rods: thence north 5H
rods to the point of beginning, contain I
ing 1880 acres. more or less In Nor
rison County Minnesota.
Dated February 18th, 1920.
LOUIS w. vASALY.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Vasaly Building Little Falls. Mimi.
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SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
State of Minnesota
County Of Morrison)
In District Court:
Seventh Judicial District
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SUMMONS.
State of Minnesota,)
County Of Norrison.)
In District Court,
Seventh Judicialtpistrict.
Peter Sand.
PLAINTIFF.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-03-05
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO THE
ARQXE NAMED DEEENDANTS:

ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
You and each of you are hereby sum-
plant of the plaintiff in the above, en-
titled action which complaint has been
filed with the Clerk of said Court at ms
office in the City of Little Falls, NOR,
rison County, State of Minnesota ana
to serve copy of your answer to the
said complaint on the subscriber at ms ms
office in the city of Little Fails IN me 1t,
said County of Morrison, within twenty
days after service of this summons up
on you exclusive Of the day of such ser ser;
vice and if you fail to answer the sag
the plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded IN
said complaint.
Dated February 18th, 1920;
LOUIS w. VASALY,
Attorney for PlaintiI
Vasaly Building, Little Falls. MIMI
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after several months suffering with
cancer Of the stomach.
The -Axel Dahlquist family are VIC
Tins of the FLU"
G. Eickschen has moved onto the
Matt Munson farm. which he recently
purchased.
Ed Davis bought the old Calhoun
barn at the auction Monday for $4,000.
Willie Mueller is back in the store
Mimi.
olga Olson was a passenger for Lit
tie Falls Tuesday,
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VS..
George c. Aven, G. c. Aven, CO.
Avery, Andrew p. Sanding
George Thayer, also written)
Geo. Thayer, as administra-)
tor, and Elizabeth C. Gill;
bert. as administrators. of
the estate of Edwin Gilbert)
deceased, the unknown heirs)
of Edwin Gilbert deceased,)
Edwin w. Gilbert, Albert J.)
Gilbert, William E. Hutch-)
ings, A. v. Lafayette. James)
3. Speed, Samuel Hutchings,)
Jas. K. Taylor, James Knox)
Taylor, and also all other)
persons unknown, claiming)
any right, title, estate, in-)
terest, or lien in and to the)
real estate described in the)
complaint herein.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

1ON NJ. CAMERON. Attorney at Law.
Office in First National Bank Bldg.
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CTEPHEN G. vAsALY. Counsellor 1t
In Vasaly Building. Phone 61-L. .
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SUMMONS
State of Nipnesota)
} s

County of Lorrison)
In District Court
Seventh Judicial District.
Henning landau,
Plaintiff.
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2 THB NEAT PIEAaES YOU TILL
OTHER9-H MOT. TELL Ua.
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Surgeon. Calls answered promptly
day and night. Office in Kiewel Block
Phone 81. Residence Phone 3-R.
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r: r: SHAW. Lawyer: Probate prac;,
Bank Building. Little Falls. MINI.
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--HUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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McMECHEN
No Arrests hSado Yst.


So far no arrest has been made ~
those who entered the Frank Hart store
on sixth and baltimore Etrccts Thurs
dav evening. and got away with 12on In
cash and several hundred IN merChan-
disc. Chef OF Police I~oSston stated
that ne had very good clue and an
arrest was expected soon
Party Returns.
The partv Of berry ptcke+s uho mo
tored to Roberts Ridge Yesterday and
spent the day picking berries. haN" re
turned home Tho patty was composed
O. Mcsss and Mesdames J. Crow. FRED
Ne!man. Mesdames Scott Chambers.
Expected Home Sunday.
The large number OF men who have
been attending The supreme encamP-
men, 81 the Uniform Ranks Lodge At
EdEevattr Park. a; Cleveland. are ex-
neyted homo Sunday. Several letters
have been received from them and all
state thpt they have h~en having the
time Of their lifr. and that over 10000
men in uniform are attending the affair.
Rev. Perry to Preach.
Prof. Lee Perry. Of the Rethany col
logo. will hav" charge Of III" services
AZ the First Christian church Sunda%.
and as he Is to be present larg" crowd
il expected to attend THIS - Hrcf.
Ferry's first appearance In this city.
but Il is fclt certain that h" Will l." well
liked here. Special music vii! pe rem
dered BY ,hr choir.
woo6men WILL Meet
Tho woodmen Of the World will meet
this evening in their hall on MarFhail
street A number OF important matters
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Meet at Mrs. Goldners.

Tho members Of tho Ladies' Auxiliary
70 the American Legion will hold
meeting Tuesday evening at the homo
~ Mrs Howard GoIdner. Of seventh
street. 10 complete rlars for lawn fe;e
and hak" sale 70 hc given on tho kcfer
lawn August l4tt. The committees IN
charge cC The affair Will he named. and
music Will he engaged frr the evening.
All mem bers and prospe 2tire members
of the organization are requested 10
attend.
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Primary Election.

! Tho primary election is just ten more
days OFF, and the political situation IN
this county IS warming Ut 10 consiG-
: cradle extent or the four candidates
| for the office Of sheriff Cf Rclm"ni
! county, there seems 10 be q sentiment
that Richard pick Lynch OF Martins
Ferry. has 4 little the edge on the "th-
erx in the race. or course. with IN"
popular 9. c. Hardesty In the race Tor
, the office Of coroner cc the county.
I there Is little likelihood OF the RepuNh-
! cans electing man 20 that oih't' re-
| gardlesS Ct whom they nominate Jiaes
! Lynch claims To- b. certain or inc nCn'-
| nation as probate Judge. snd his tr!cn'S
claim he hns just Caus" for his t"e'tnS;
/ However. tho primary election will tel
! \ story that cannot be to"ecaste" VIII
any rca Sonahl" degree Of certainty.
Mad Zine Time.
Tha members Of the three circles OF
, the willing Workers 81 the W est
Bridgeport Methodist church spent =
very rnjoyahle evening AT tn" chuTch
pariors last night. at the social affair.
! which was in the nature OF Il parcel
pcs; social. Practically all az tho mem
a., bars Of tho three circles. w"re present
and the evenings program WAS nn"'
Citizens Meeting.
Tho members uf the local BOARD ~
: Education have called a meeting "t IN"
i citizens Of this community. 10 tske p'h'e
ut the city building. Monday evening
at o'clock. at which tim" matters OF
| interest concerning the S'hoo'S VIII y"
Picnic Tickets out
! Tho tickets for the Red Mems picnic.
| which will BE- held on SATURDAY, August
! 2Sth. have been placed in the hands OF
tho committee from tn" local trihe. ana
| p largo number have already been sold.
/ Plans are b"ing made for the biggest
! time evrr. at tho event.
Fish and Game Meeting.
The monthly meeting OF the bcImHn'
! County Fish & Game Protective associa-
! ton. was held IN the rooms or t9c KIT"
club on Lincoln avenue. last night. with
J MON bers from all points IN the county
! present. Matters relating 70 the en-
forcement. and violation OF The game
! laws OF tn" stat" were discussed.
Bring English Girl Home -.
NJ and Mrs, Fred J. HihbS. well
/ known residents az this city, arrived
/ home after vacation trip to Atlantic
/ CITY. y. J. They brought with them
! ing. who will spend a month visiting at
| their home n this city.
Receive New Truck.
, The Scott Lumber company received
| from tho Zimmerman agency at Martins
Ferry. and the machine WAS placed IN
, service at once. replacing one OF the
| old ones.
Misses Nina Craig Of this city and
+ Elizabeth Moore OF Martins Ferry; Gu
! ,rrtaincd a large party OF friends In
! honor Of owen Moore. At his home IN
: Efrkwood last evening. Th" "r"nt was
, on the occasion of III" eighteenth birth
! dnv ~ the honor guest and tho evo-
, ming was spent IN dancing. games and
other social diversions.
Masonic ladies Social.
| tn. members Of tho lRGloS lodge nt
,he Rocker T. Washington lodge of Ma
sons will hold socal session in III"
lodge rooms. third floor ef ths FtS-
| rims building. this evening. and rno
! time Is anticipated.
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Union street will be resumed today. The
work has been halted for more than q
week over the failure OF car OF ma
ter'al 10 arrive. Enough asphalt has
now been received 20 complete tho work
OF resurfac cling Union street.
Primary Plans Ready
meeting OF the county election
board was held yesterday at tho head
quarters in the Zweig building. All
plans were found TO pc in readiness for
fctals believe that there will he big
vote cast in the county for the prim-
airy.
To Parforsburg
Tho fast Bellaire Athletics baseball
team will so to Parkersburg tomorrow
for game with tie fast team Of that
place. The two apparently ar" about
evenly matched and the game should
prove close and interesting.
Steal Garden Truck
Gravel Hill residents arc complaining
OF the actions OF vandals in that part
Of town who have been robbinS gardens.
Police were notified las, night that tho
garden at the home OF William Morgan
had been looted OF cabbage. beans and
Police Notss
Ono offender faced Mayor Culberteon
in police court last night: He was charg-
ed with being drunk and the usual fine
OF IS was assessed.
Police yesterday were notified Of a
McMschen robbery. in which a number
OF watches were among the booty.
Recruiting Notes
Grin e. Lydick. n veteran OF the world
war. recently recruit al the local Of
Ace. has hecn assigned 10 the local re-
crutting office for recruiting duty.
Tony Stnerrianni. OF this city was
accepted for one year enlistment IN
tho cavalry service at the local recruit
ing office yesterday.
Walter Johnson. OF Chicago. gas Rc-
cepted for enlistment a. the local re-
cruiting orice yesterday.
Play Vance Team
Tho Bellaire Enamel company base
ball team OF this city will clash with
the Vance club OF Wheeling sunday aft
ernoon. The game will be played on
the Twenty-sixth street grounds. IN
wheeling. II promises 10 be interest
Ing. Tho local team has not yet drop
ped a game this season.
Porch Party
Members OF tho Liberty club enjoyed
a porch party last evening NJ the home
OF Carl Simpson on Trumhull street
Various diversions were enjoyed and a
luncheon was served.
Masonic C1no Dance
Tho Masonic club entertained with 4
dancs last evening at the Armory hall
on Union street. Bentheld's orchestra
furnished the music.
Mrs. John RndewiG Of Thtrty-second
street. leaves Sunday for weeks visit
at Fairmont.
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q. q o. PLAYS Pittsburgh.

ars 10 hc discussed. and full member
shin - desired.
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ORGANIZE HARDING
REPUBLICAN CLUB
Interested voters Are Planning the
Org aniEation Of . Club in This
CITY Next Week.

The matter Of the organization OF
Harding Republican club for this city.
similar 20 thos" which are being or
sanlzcd IN nli parts OF the state. has
been talked over by interested mcnherR
OF tho party in this city. and II IS likely
that a meeting will be called early in
the coming week for the purpose or
planning the organization. larg"
amount OF work n necessary m ms
city II the Republican candidate IL cT-
abied to poll the majority vote IN tho
race which he deserves.
ENnt o Success.
Tho second wiener roast. heid ny the
local chapter Of the Alpht ri fraternity
al their camp along the river north or
town last night. WAS equally enjoyable
with the nrsi held some weeks age ana
all OF the members of the fraternity
and their lady friends participated IN
" PARTY Leaves Today.
The party OF members OF the I'm
nroyed order Of Red Men. composed or
The representatives Of the tribes o. tn"
order in this vicinity, accompanied hV
Albert Otte. district chief. and George
kidney Of the local tribe. leave today
AZ noon 20 attend he district rally OF
tn" order TO be held at CrichsNille. o.
''''' = American Legion Rally.
A largo number OF the mNm"ers or
Martins Ferry Post No. IS Of the
American Legion, ar" planning ~ at
tend the county rally which Will No
held Mt bethesda. o.. on tuesday OF
next week. and all are anticipating a
fine time.
TIL" members Of the Delta Alpha
class Of the First BAPTIST SUNDAY
school spen, pleasant evening as
guests a, a wiener roast, held nj the
camp. north Of town last night. and s."
eniovahlr was the event that there is
a possibility tina, it VIII b" repeated IN
Picnic at Pair Grounds.
Both the Methodist and the Ep!sco;
pal sunday schools 'of this city will
hold their annual picnics ~ III" Nest
Virginia State Fair grounds "n the
Island today. and d special program ~
interesting events has been pr"pareo
" Tee Cream Social
An ice cream social will be held on
the grounds OF tho Central school on
South Fourth street this evening" Nm
der the auspices OF tho Calirora's club
Of the Women's Rcneht Association OF
tn. Maccabees. and the public has been
invited 10 the event
state Inspector Coming.
The Ohio state Public Ctilit"s COM.
mission yesterday announced that they
will send stale inspector 10 the
mines Of the Gaylord Coal company.
located just north OF this city. TUESDAY
Of tho coming week 70 tnvssfiSate the
charge Of discrimination by the rail.
roads in the car supply to tho mines.
Special Council Session
A special session Of the city dads
will hs hold IN tho council chambers Or
the City building this afternoon ror the
purpose Of discussing the matter ot
the trouble with the Wheeling Traction
company The time limit given the
company expires on next Monday NJ
midnight and real action IL anticipated
following that time.
W0fieARhlA-
While the water Is being pumped
direct into the city mines from the
wells IN tbs river Instead Of from the
reservoir while the basin Is hs'nE
cleaned. few have been AHA to detect
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enough water will hs supplied Il resi-
dents will not waste the prr2icus huid,
Company Engineer Hore.
n C. GrniE, engineer OF the FNhnFt i
,ania Raiir6ad Company. arrived her"
Yesterday for a conference with the
Board ~ County commissioners. ana
tho traction company WIN EeBaIu u
tho up n" river road. Satisfactory
aRrreLhAnts have e'r"ady h"en rnhoe
WITH the property owners. and "hen
tho agreement with tho railroad com
pany is completed work Will ia ready
FOR start
The children OF tn South End play
At tho Island fair giounds today
MISS OII,e Baird has returned 10 her
homo IN Indiana after a visit Win MI
and Mrs Patsy Moore or ms cry.
special meeting OF III" Hlue loofe
oF Masons Of this city was hcId III
their chapter rooms last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred X. Dixon Of North
Fourth street and daughters ley yes
terday in their car for VISIT al WASH
ingtOr. II. {.
\ new REQ truck was delivered m
tho sro,, Lumber company AZ bridge
port yesterday 10y the Zimmerman
agency Of this city.
Several of III" local ncThcrs OF tne
Belmont County Fish and Game AsSo-
citation attended the meeting held al
Bridgeport last night.
J. W. rush Of this city left r"st"r-
day for Washington. Ia. {" attend
reunion Of the spanish-American war
r. G, Heslop IL the local furniture
Arm will arrive home today AFTER at
tending the state convention Of under
takers AT Clarkshurg, W. Va. =
Miss Ruth Greenland "f This city =
srcndinx a few days as the guest "R
friends ~ Mingo. ~ TO-.
Mrs William Harrison ~ THIS cry
* sUending TWO weeks as tho guest al
friends ~ LOUSY !'lc. Ky.
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BELLAIRE NEWS
RstIrn Prom oonxsntaen

Be,la!rs women who attended the
Daughters OF Liberty convention AT
East Liverpool have returned 70 their
homes. Tho convention neHtyear Will
be held a, Youngstown. At the conven-
lion Just ended. Florence Steele OF this
city was elected associate state coun-
cilor OF the state organization.
Play LaHerty
game Of baseball that promises to
Do the best OF the season Is scheduled
ror Sunday afternoon at tho Sixteenth
street park between tho Wheeling q
Lake Erie club OF Netrs and the ras,
on two previous occasions this season
and each has a victory over the other.
Heidleoach and Long Will be the battery
in tomorrow's game.
Picnic sunday
Tho Zionist organization OF this city
at Delmar. Brooks Run. The trip will
be made IN automobiles. Delrnar IN a
summer, cottage owned BY George Kel-
Ter OF this city.
Realth Board Met
A meeting OF the city hoard % health
was held At the Office OF Mayor Gull
bsrtson last night. Health O6cer n. ".
Boone and Sanitary Policeman Poterf1eld
each submitted their report and matters
pertaining 10 the general health were
given attention.
Many Have Voted
The S sonIty eseti on. board otii s;
week TO vote absent voters. who will
not be IN tho county on primary day.
August 10. A large number OF per-
sons have already voted
GO TO Cambridge
Tho Florence Athletic club baseball
team OF this city will go 10 Cambridge
Sunday morning and IN the afternoon
Will clash with the fast team Of that
place. The Cambridge team Is good
one and the locals will have TO play real
baseball 10 win. Manager Ellison OF
the local club will take twelve players
on tho trip.
hospital Notes
Word has been received here from
Nass!llon 10 tho effect that Mrs. Mar.
tin Potts OF that place. formerly OF
Rosa Hill. this city Is confined In A hos
pital. following a serious operation.
Peter stevens OF this city. injured al
Benwood recently. Is improving az the
Ohio Valley General hospital.
Tumoler Plant Resumes
The Belmont Tumbler company plant
which WAS idle FOR two weeks has re.
stunned work again. Tho Imperial plant
did not suspend this summer. but a CO..
tain number OF the emrlOyeS are allow
cd on from time n Inns
Asphalt Gos~ Down
The work OF spreading asphalt OF