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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-02
BRINK HAVEN

Ice is eight inches thick--fine skat- !
ipg--on the Mohican.
Dr. Harmon OF Danville was called
to see Mr.. Henry Sapp Sunday even.
ins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Parsons Of Orr.
vile spent Sunday at the home OF Mr..
Walter Workman.
Mrs Harry Fry and daughter, OF
MANSFIELD, Ere visi(ng her f;xher,
Nj. Joseph Grill.
Mr.. William Sapp left Sunday even
ing for Columbus, where he will work
in hardware store.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Bingham, Mr..
Carl Fendrick of Orrvillc and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Bingham OF Akron spent
Christmas at the home OF Mr.. Royal
Fendrick.
Miss Beatrice Mcclure and Miss
Flossie Robson of Glenmont spent
Friday evening here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Forbing returned
from Akron where they were visiting
Mrs. Forbing's mother. Mrs. Tier.
Word has reached here that Mr..
Galen Strouse, formerly of this burg.
now Of Mansfield, is married.
Mrs. Jacob Fendrick. Mr.. William
Sapp and family spent Thursday with
Mr.. Roland Fendrick and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Easterday,
and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Blubaugh
spent Sunday with Mr.. George Blu.
baugh.
Miss Eleanor Meeks, Miss Jennie
Hibbists. Mr.. Donald Church, Miss
Lucille Church. Mr.. John Day, who
are attending school at Columbus
are spending their vacation at home
Miss Helen Day OF Bethany, w. Va.
is visiting at home.
Mr.. Earl Sapp sepnt last Friday a
Howard
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Powers O
Toledo are spending a few days a
the home OF Mr.. Edwin Black.
Mrs. Winfield Brink of Akron viii
make short visit with her parent.
MIR. and Mrs c. Ferrell.
Mrs. Clyde Parsons visited Mr. an
Mrs Henry Hibbitts Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dora Meeks sper
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Lin
Hibbitts.
Mr.. Ellie Parmenter OF Lincoln
Neb.. was calling on his old friends
Mrs. Porter Workman spent Tues
day with Mrs. Jacob Fendriek.
Mrs. Maggie Henry entertained tn
Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ. E
church with a chicken dinner. Al
report q fine time.
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of the office OF mayor, succeeding
Mayor Basil Fl. Bair, Republican.
The bond of the new mayor-elect,
in the sum of 1000, has been approx
ed by the city council and will as
sumo the office early Thursday morn
ins.
y Joseph Mayer Jr., the newly ap-
pointed service director, will not
assume his Office until the second
Monday in January, which will be
the twelfth of the month. The law
provides that newly appointed service
directors shall take up their duties
on the second Monday in the month.
Service Director E. w. Breeze will
continue in Office until that date.
Mayor Bair, when he retires from
Office, will devote his attention to his
dry-cleaning business.
Service .Direcor Breeze has not yet
decided upon his plans for the future,
but he may locate in another city
possibly Cleveland.
Mayor-elect Tiger has not as yet ap.
pointed a safety director and will not
do so until sometime after the first of
the year.
The newly elected members of the
city council will assume their Office
the first regular meeting night in
January.
Otherwise there will be no other
changes in the official family" of the
city.
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GIVEN $50 FINE
FOR SHOOTING TWO
FEMALE PHEASANTS

Joseph Durbin and John w. Hill
were given fine of $50 and costs
this afternoon for Magistrate l.. A.
Stream for shooting two female
pheasants on the grounds of the Ohio
State Sanatorium.
The fines were suspended.
The affidavit against the two men
was made by Sherman Conover a
deputy game warden. Both Durbin
and Hin entered plea of guilty
when arraigned before the magistrate
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-02
REDUCE WORK HOURS
At COOPER PLANT
Eight Hours For Day Shift
And Nine Hours For The
Night Shift

Working hours at the G. & G. Coop
er company are to be cut down ac-
cording to announcements posted
about the shop Tuesday afternoon.
Under the new schedule the day
shift will work eight hours per day
instead of ten, while the night shift
will work nine hours instead OF
twelve
No explanation was given out as to
the reduction in time of the working
hours.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-02
EDNA BURCH DIES
NEAR BLADENSBURG

BLIADENSBURG,O o., Dec. SO-Edna
Burch, aged IL, died suddenly Monday
night at her home south of here. She
was the daughttr Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Burch. She is survived by her
parents and by one brother aud sister.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-02
MILFORD

The Milford township farmers in
stitute will be held Monday and Tues
day, Jan. > and g. The speakers are
w. j. Welday and Miss Nellie Wood.
The Ladies' Aid society of Mt. Liber-
ty will serve dinner both days.
l.. Grace Mitchell of Cleveland
spent Christmas with Terrence
Mitchell and family.
Mrs. Clyde Bishop is visiting her
father Frank Hunter, of near Bran
don.
Miss Alice CAN'T of Detroit Is
spending her Christmas vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
CAN'T
Il. r. Taylor and family spent
Christmas with relatives in Lake
view, o.
+. A. Wright and family spent Mon
day in Newark.
\ Alva Latham, who has been sick
for some time, is much improved.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-02
MOCK CONVENTION
Of c. E.. TO Be HELD

On next Sunday evening, the Chris
tian Endeavor society Of the Metho.
dist Protestant church will hold a
miniature Christian Endeavor con.
vention instead OF the regular prayer
meeting at $3.50. A good program has
been arranged and work will begin
promptly at the hour named.
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MRS. ROLAND PARSONS
DIES In ARIZONA

Word was received in the city to-
day OF the death OF Mrs. Roland Par
sons, aged 26. which occurred last
night at her home in Phoenix, Ari.
zona. The deceased was formerly
Miss Margaret Leavell and has visit
cd in Mt. Vernon on numerous occa-
sions.
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MONROE MILLS

VSD -
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Simpson spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs Grant
Simpson at Howard.
Miss Ruth Sheppard OF Mt. ver-
non visited several days last week
with Miss Mae Wagner.
Mrs. Milic Lafever and Mr. and
Mrs. G. j. Wagner and sons, Harold
and Donald, OF Pipesville, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gay Bailey,
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wagner and
son, Robert, spent Christmas with
Mrs. +. j. Ellis OF Howard
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Horn and son.
Irwin, visited Mr.. and Mrs. N. b.
Horn. of Howard. Christmas.
T. f. Bell and family OF Mt. Yer.
non were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
James Henwood Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wagner and
sons. and Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Wag
ner spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Gay Bailey.
Mrs. Alva Deeds and son, Andrew
spent Christmas in Newark.
Mr.. Lewis Fowler and family oil
Mt. Vernon and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ralston and daughter, Glenna, OF neal
Gambler, we're the guests OF Mr. ant
Mrs. W. s. Fowler Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Berry ol
Howard were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs II. L. Gilbert Christmas.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-02
1919 LICENSES ON
AUTOMOBILES GOOD
UNTIL FEBRUARY

Chief of Police Parker has received
official notice from State Registrar of
Automobiles A. G. Snow that owners
Of automobiles will be permitted to
use 1919 auto tag license numbers on
their cars until February /.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-02

FOR SALE-Our herd boar. Cherry
Model Chief, No. 110153, sired by
Cherry Chief, No. 1885, bred by
Thomas Johnson, Columbus, Ohio.
Farrowed March Z, 1917. Cassell
Bros. phone 2C36-R. XII x6s
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-02
MRS. SARAH KUNZE
DIES AT CHESTERVILLE

Mrs. Sarah Kunze, aged Ga years,
died at $50 O'clock Monday after
noon at her home in Chesterville She
is survived by her husband and six
children.
Funeral at II o'clock Thursday
morning, Rev. J d. Green officiating.
Interment in Maple Grove cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-02

Mrs. +. ID. Allen was moved from
the Mt. Vernon hospital to her home
on East Sugar street Tuesday even
ing in Miller & O'Bryan's ambulance.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-02
Bond Has Been Approved
And He Goes Into Office
Thursday Morning
SERVICE. DIRECTOR
GOES in JAN. 18TH
Service Director Breeze May
Locate In Another City,
Possibly Cleveland

Tomorrow morning-January Ia
change will occur in the executive de-
partment of the city when Ned w.
Tiger, Democrat, takes up the duties
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-02
Appointment Made

Gertrude Levering has been ap-
pointed guardian of Dale ID. Levering
ct al. by the probae court of Knox
county. Bond $4,000, with Samuel A.
Streby and F. o. Levering as sure
Ities.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-02
Records Filed

In the estates of Silas Robson and
Henry G. James, in which proceed
ings were brought in common pleas
court to set aside the wills, copy Of
the verdict Of the jury and other pa
pers have been certified back from
the common pleas court to the pro-
bate court.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-02

Mrs. Alfred Anderson and Miss Ad-
die Anderson have returned from sew
cral days Visit in Gambler
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-02

Jennings and Virginia Patterson as
sureties. The appraisers are w. r. !
Welshymer. J.. r. Cromloy and Will
liam A. Hosack. Defamation of wild.
ow and next OF kin filed in the pro-
bate court.
Transcript Filed
In the case of the State Of Ohio VS..
Henry kirsch, charged with arson,
transcript has been filed I'M the com
mon pleas court of Knox county from
police court.
Common Pleas Court
At a session OF common pleas court
conducted by Judge Blair on Mon
day, the following matters were
heard:
T.. F. Mcfarland VS.. James II. Han
cOck-Submitte on motion for new
trial and taken under advisement.
Lee G. Davis VS.. James Scott
Submitted on motion for new trial
and taken under advisement.
Nell A. Critchfield VS.. Charles, V.
, Critchfield and Alrazana Crtchfield-
Submitted on demurrer and taken un.
der advisement.
Bessie NJ. Owen VS.. Luther A.
Barre Submitted on demurrer and
taken under advisement
Army Discharge.
Everett b. Hickerson, Knox
county soldier, has filed his discharge
paper for record in the Office of the
county recorder.
Contract Let
The Knox county commissioners at
their session Monday awarded one
contract as follows:
Ernest V. Hall, plank for bridge
in Jackson township, $234O.
Will Is Filed.
The last will and testament of Hen
ry Grubb, late of Mt. Vernon, has
been filed in the probate court of
Knox county. By the terms Of the
will. the testator gives all his estate,
real and personal, to his wife. Mary
Anna Grubb. At the death of the wife
the sum Of $500 is to be paid to the
testatOr's daughter, Celestia Grubb.
All the residue Of the property goes
to the testator's children as follows
One-fourh to Wilson Grubb one
fourth to Charles NJ. Grubb, one
fourth to Celestia and one-fourth to
Jennice A. Grubb. The real estate
t consists of 116 acres in Monroe town
, ship. ID. b. Grubb is named as the
executor. The will was signed Feb
ruary 22, 1908, in the presence OF c.
V. Trott and Alice l.. Trott.
Real Estate Trensfers-
Thomas B. Fulton to Harry V.
{ Smoots and Fred j. Harris, parcel in
city, $500.
Julia A. Bonnickson to Harry V.
Smoots and Fred j. Harris, parcel in
city, sSS0O
James w. Fulton to Harry V.
Smoots and Fred j. Harris, parcel in
city, s143.75.
Ella Weaver to Jennie Mason, par
Gel in Miller, 1880.
Mayor of Mt. Vernon to Philip w.
Sharp, parcel in city, $100
w. b. MosholGer sheriff, to John A.
Reed, parcel in Brown, $500.
Agestino Caportoste to William
Ross parcel in Clinton, 81.
> Amanda Clements to Charles Poole
{ parcel in city, $40O
: F. Il. Brininstool to Rex NJ. Lamb
!. lot on Oakland Terrace, 81.
:. Curtis G. Hussey to Mary A. Chris
!. topher, parcel in city, 81.
Leonard A. Fry to B. +. Hammond
parcel in Millwood, 81.
Ora l.. Day to Albert Prissnitz
parcel in city, 81.
/ Samuel Thatcher Jr. to C. G. Coe
II parcel in Liberty ST.
! Lottie Il. Thornberry to Faber,
: Fishner, parcel in Liberty. ST.
|. Thornberry to Fabert Fishner
parcel in Liberty, 81.
J. Army Discharge
Willard Fisher, a Knox county sol
u dier discharged from the army, hal
u filed his discharge paper for recor(
j. in the office Of the county recorder.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-02

lowing: Personal property $l,095,
money $96.66 securities $A979.67,
real estate $l4,050. Total .$25 ,221.S3.
The second chapter in the alleged
theft of $500 worth of diamonds was
written Tuesday morning in the COM
William B. Weaver, through his at
torney, b. E. Sapp, filed an injunc-
ton suit against Emma Church and
Harry Weave.
The plaintiff alleges that OH JAN
/, 1915, he was the owner of one gar
net necklace, one pair of diamond
ear-drops, one diamond brooch and
one diamond solitaire ring valued at
$500. Plaintiff alleges that on Feb.
ruary /, 1915, the defendant, Harry
Weaver, delivered to the defendant
Emma Church, the diamonds. upon
condition that she re-deliver them to
the plaintiff upon demand.
Plaintiff alleges that on Jan /,
1917, the defendant, Emma Church,
refused to deliver up the diamonds
and has since appropriated them to
her own use.
Further allegation is made that the
defendant, Emma Church, has left
Mt. Vernon buy that she threatens to
dispose of real estate located on East
Ohio avenue. 1t is claimed in the pc
tition that Harry Weaver is indebted
to Emma Church in the sum of 5000
but the plaintiff asks for an injunc
tion restraining Weaver from paying
this sum to Mrs. Church. He also
asks for an injunction restraining
Emma Church from disposing of the
real estate. The plaintiff further asks
for judgment in the sum of $500
the value of the diamonds.
A temporary injunction was grant
ed in common pleas court by Judg,
Blair Bond was fixed at $100.
Appointment Made
S. w. Alsdoif OF Mt Vernon ha
been appointed administrator of j
C. Patterson, giving bond in the sur
uf $4,000, with ii. s. Campbell, il. S
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-02
AT Least That Many Tran
scripts Have Been Filed
In Common Pleas
JURY CONVENES
NEXT MONDAY
Large Number Of transcripts
Filed; Other Court House
Notes

According to the transcripts filed
in the common pleas court, the grand
jury which convenes next Monday
morning, Jan. 3. will have busy
session, lasting for several days.
1t was stated at the Office of the
county clerk of courts Wednesday
morning that ten or twelve tran
scripts in criminal cases have been
filed from police court and from the
various courts of the justices OF the
peace.
In addition TO the cases where per-
sons have been bound over to the
grand jury, number Of other cases
will be Investigated by the grand
jury.
The following additional tran
scripts from the court of Magistrate
George S. Harter were filed in COM
mon pleas court this morning.
State OF Ohio VS.. Herbert Lahmon,
larceny.
State of Ohio VS.. John LOCKER, as.
sault
State of Ohio VS.. Emma Church,
larceny.
State of Ohio VS.. Fred Haynes and
Blanche E. Powers, assault with in
tent to kill.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-02
Appraisement Issued

In the case of Laura |. Smith, ad-
ministratriX OF w. S. Smith, VS.. Iva 2.
Beckholt, an order Of appraisement
has been issued out of the probate
court Of Knox county.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-02
Inventory Filed

Cassill Linn and Frank w. Linn,
executors of Lydia Ditweller, have
filed an inventory and appraisement
in probate court, which shows the fol-
lowing: Personal property $l,095.
money $96.66, securities $A979.67,
real estate $14,05O. Total '$25 ,221 49,
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Transcript Filed
In the case Of the State of Ohio VS..
Henry kirsch, charged with arson, a
transcript has been filed I'M the com
mon pleas court of Knox county from
police court.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-02

Jennings and Virginia Patterson as
sureties. The appraisers are w. r.
Welshymer. J.. r. Cromloy and VIII
liam A. Hosack. Defamation of wild.
ow and next OF kin filed in the pro-
bate court.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-02
Appointment Made

NPFOFNtHItHI Wdut-
S. W. Alsdoif of Mt. Vernon has
been appointed administrator of j.
c. Patterson, giving bond in the sur,
df $4,000, with II. s. Campbell, ii. S.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-02

Army Discharge
Willard Fisher, a Knox county SOL
dier discharged from the army, has
filed his discharge paper for record
in the office of the county recorder.
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Supreme Court Gives
Decisions In Election
and Marshall Cases

CHARLESTON, May 1s.-SiX deci..
sions. including two election cases ana
one appeal from ruling or the attor
ncy general on approval or n ROAD p'hu
issue were announced today by tho
supreme court of appeals. The election
cases were from Mtngo and "rtzel
counties, and the bond issue case from
Marshall county.
Tho court awarded a writ Of man
damus on petition of NJ u. White. chair
man of the Republican executive com
mittcc. against the Mingn county court,
commanding the county court 10 add ioV
names to tho registration list in one dls,
rrict. % names in another dlstrict aha arc
Is in a third district. action which inc
county court had refused to do.
In the case Of state tx rel w. i. NC
knight against the board Of ballot COM
miSsioncrs Of WctZcl county, a writ OF
mandamus was awarded 70 conpel !nc
placing of the name of Mcknight on the
primary ballot as candidate FOR ciec-
ton to membership on the county Ike,
publican executive committee. The board
of ballot commissioners has no author
iIv to institute an inquiry to determine
The gal qualifications Of candidate to
hold the office he is seeking. the court
declared. The duty of the board Is 10
place his name upon the ballot and al
low tn. question of his eligibility TO be
determined by competent trlhunal
should he he elected thereto.
The court declined to interfere with
the opinion Of Attorney General England
approving road bond issue in Cameron
district. Marshall county. on the appeal
filed by state cX rel. Frank Lawson ana
other citizens Of the district and county
interested.
Though holding that it has n right
under the statute to make review OF
the attorney generals opinion in SUCH
cases. II decided that the facts in the
case submitted did not justify the relief
sought by the petition.
The three other cases decided by the
court today were \. NJ. Ierndon and
! others against V. Thomas Meadows.
Raleigh county affirmed: r. T.. l.. Pry-
mier against Loramac Railroad COM
pany. Rtchic county. reversed and re,
manded: H. G. Daughcrty against board
of rducation Barbour county. affirmed.
In the latter case It was declared that
! IAN agreement made between two mem
hers Of a board Of education and third
party at n meeting ~ which the third
mcmhar Of said board is not present and
Of which he has no notice. Is not an Of
! fetal act and is unenfurccablc against
such hoard"
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river road. A temporary road 10 beina
bbuilt to the entrance 30 that the truc41s
can haul material and equipment Wuten
will be used in opening the mine. =
North side Briefs
Mrs. E. Moore Of Hess avenue. WE
! has been i'll for several days is slowly;
Miss lillian Young. Of steubenyilie,
is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Reid %
1 Vance avenue
| Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Colmar Of thia
| city left yesterday for New Cumoer:
, land where they will attend the 1unefat
: Of a relative. s
/ C. ". Evans has returned to his hon4
! in Steubenville. after visiting at me
! home of his parents, Mr. and MT.
! Frank Evans of Warwood avenue.
, Charles Higgins has returned to his
home in Fairmont after business 01p
in this city.
after visiting friends in MoundsviIls
Harry Miller. Of Grafton. has re-,
+ turned home after visiting relatives IN
Mrs. Louis Stevens and SON are
spending a few days with relativess11
oa Mr and H Mrs. Walter MontromSr1i
have returned to their home In Wehess
: burg after brief visit with frisndL -
| Mir. and Mrs. Earl Metz, Of Ai1oN.
are visiting at the home Of Mr., MOSS.
, parents on Richland avenue.
The young son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonh
! Eeidmann is slowly recovering from ins
juries sustained in an accident sevcFa4
days ago.
Miss. Emma Mckinney has returned
, to her home in Pittsburgh. Pa, aftaI
visiting friends in this city. =
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About People
Movements Of individuals To ana
From The City.

Csptain Jarvis Price. formerly OF me
Chamber Of Commerce spent the week
end in Wheeling. Capt. Price Is asS"'l-
atcd with tho New York City Ruycau'
having taken charge of campaign uh.
der the mana cement Of the Chamber OF
Commerce. Of YpSilanti. Mich, Tor
boosting civic Improvement there. hls
friends here will be glad TO know lha'
his health Is much improved.
& Resley Tracy. son OF W. T.: lraC!
for many wears manager or the western
Union Telegraph Company here mas 10
cated in Augusta. Ca. where last month
ne took entire charge Of reunion Oh
the keystone Regiment of PennsylNania
Formerly encampcd at Hancock. Ga; INC
reunion was attended by hundreds OF
tho hoys from all parts of the state ana
vas the occasion Of a general enter
taInrnent by the citizens Of Augusta
Mrs 6 NJ. Gibson and little uauShter
Ennor. left Monday for Atlantic Sity.
where they will remain for the next Few
weeks They were accompanied TO Pitts
burgh by the Rev. DIR. Gibson.
Miss Carrie Copp Is at Mount lltn'
ers Mich. where She expects to spend
the next few days. ,,,
gregation Of the First Presbyterian
church, of Dallas. West Virginia last
night. attending =,
musical celebration at Charleston. where
is was one of the principal SololS's' VIII
return today. ,, ,ho
have been spending several days win
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FOLLANSBEE ak|
Mills 1~umO

Mills 1sSum0.
The Follansbee mills resumed full
opcrations this morning after some or
the hot mills had been Idle for mCto:
than a week. due toa breakdown OK the
engine.
Schools Closing.
This is considered the last week OF
school. although final reports wiz noei
be complete until Wednesday OF naSs
week. Final examinations will start tne
latter mart of this week and will be COM
pleted early next week. Next week
graduation week at the High scnoot.
The aulmni dance, May rs. promises %
be a big affair.
The Pythan Sisters met IN Moone IL
last night when a class Of candioateS
was initiated. The local degree 49,
put on the work. Refreshments 49,
served at the close. There was spicn'
did attendance. - S
The Moose temple, Broad ana AeIh
streets is undergoing big imprvs
mont this week. The interior OF bas
tcmple Is being redecorated. Z,
interesting Dame.
There was an Interesting pan
et the new Pastime park last ~sI
between the Office force ana Inc ~
ping clerks OF the MILL