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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25
Destructive ShiptCorm is
Damaging to Dock PiHng

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 24.-More
than $4,000. 900 OF damage IS done
annually 10 piling in San Francisco
bay by the shipworn known as the
teredo, according 10 r. L. France,
fuel expert and timber purchasing
agent OF the Southern Pacific Co.
Instances have been known, France
says, where piling has been cut off
IN as short a time as nine months.
These attacks have been as rapid as
they have been unexpected. for the
teredo had previously not been found
on the Pacific coast. although IL had
been prevalent In foreign counties
for many years.
This marine borer enters timber as
minute organism. but grows rapidly
until: IL becomes a quarter OF an inch
In diameter and "a inches long.
Thousands enter a single pile.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25

Forty-four hundred persons com
mitted suicide in Hungary IN 1920.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25

Siberia produces more fur than
any other region in the world.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-16
SHIPPERS DISCUSS FREIGHT RATES.

The everyday cabbage a subject Of discussion
meeting shippers Of the middle held Monday Chicago
There representatives present from many the the
and southwest and the main question under discussion
freight a representative Texas S II Cowan Of Fort
WORTH illustrating the stated that the Texas truck
gardner paid $3.50 for cabbage which, in Chicago sold
for pound The difference represented
large degree the freight from the Texas grower the
Chicago The speaker did however take
the profits of the several mddenen and obbers
through whose hands the vegetable, passed speaker
from Iowa said that the farmers his cents
bsfe for which had them cents b,ste to
blsle to ship Chicago. anes f. Howard president OF the
American Farm Bureau representing 100000 farmers
stated that II much ship bu>hc from Omaha
New York the farmer OF the Missouri
lie conended that the present schedule of transportation charges
be revised downward but presented plan such
Railroad interests Likewise represented the meeting
They of defended the present Samuel L. Felton,
president OF the Chicago Great Western railway said that in Goz
before the government assumed control OF the railway SYSTEM
operating expenses of the roads S2SOOOOoOOO When the
fixed by the interstate last
August the running at the rate OF %OOOOOoOOOO
year TWohrl of the increase he said due paid
to labor.
Whatever may be the for the excessively high rates the
facts remain that long haul freight shipment, be prohbe
Local instances might be cited where the value OF the article shipped
lost the producer through the charges transportation Again
be urged that remedy for the evil is the establishment
of waterways for the transportation OF freight
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-16
UTICA

Mrs Ben Olney underwent an on.
Grafton for appendicitis at the st.
Mary's hospital She is getting as
we'll as could he expected
The little baby Of Mr. and Mrs n.
Hahn is quite sick
Miss Eta Hadley returned home
from the Ryburn hospital very much
improved
Mrs Dave Ryan died Yesterday
morning about seven o'clock at her
home, north Of La Sale She went to
bed not complaining of feeling sick.
and early in the morning had
stroke Of apopeNy, Mrs Ryan was
seventy-four years old Her husband
died about -four years ago She leaves
two sons, Dave and Dan. and four
daughters, -Irs. VIM Hickey. Mrs
Anna Mullen, Mrs. Shea, Mrs Kelso,
and a number OF grandchildren also
a host Of friends. Funeral Thursday
morning at the st patricks church
in La Sale
Mrs. J. S. Antle was La Sale
shopper Yesterday.
W. II Irwin, the county surveyor
llblI ottawa, ltuUSdtttH business III
Utica yesterday.
Mrs Howard Crane is visiting her
parents in Chestnut, Ill.
Misses Mamve Burke. Irene Berry
Vera Hess of Waltham were La Sale
shoppers yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Todd of Ottawa
spent Thursday at the home of Mrs
Alice Wheeler
VIM Cooper has been on the sick
list for the past week He was able
to be out yesterday and is feeling
quite like himself again
Mrs. Joe Clancy and Mrs Ernest
Woodbury. We're Ottawa visitors yes
tprday.
Mrs. Rudolf Smith shopped in La
Sale yesterday.
Jno Wylie transacted business in
Ottawa yesterday.
Mrs. Geo. Workings is confined to
her home, quite sick with pneumonia
Mr. and Mrs Geo Meyers little
girl. Catherine. has been quite sick
with the Group. but is great deal
better at this writing.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-16
SOUTH OTTAWA ELEVATOR.

/ Barr home in Prairie Center Thurs
day evening
Mr. and Mrs Kirz.r .y,era. Ot
taWa shonuars Fridav
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nelson flhie}, Walter Edgcomb
l'op Anderson, J0hn Anderson and
James hahkIlh Went TO Princeton Ffl'
uaF ana purchased three prll" Catji".
Mr. and Mrs. George Boisep and
David EdgCOmh Sr and family Supnl
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-16
SEA PLANES START
PERILOUS FLIGHT

Honolulu T. H.. March 10 Two
eeaplanes of the United States naval
air service started from their base a.
Pearl tlarbOr, near here. on the most
ambitious flight ever attempted in the
islands. The two planes made the
circuit OF all the islands, taking in the
principal harbOrs and covering ap-
prOximately 800 miles before they
returned
The primary purpose of the tigh:
according to Lieutenant Commander
r. y. kirkpatrick, commander of the
naval air station at Pearl Harbor. was
TO obtain all possible information for
war time usage of all the harbOrs of
Hawaii. The planes took many pho
tographs from the air and also tt ted
the ability of the different Islands az
repair stations and picked tentative
sites for landing stations.
No repairs except those absolutely
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-16
VALTIlA VI.

Mrs Walter Duty spent from
Thursday until Saturday with her sis.
ter. Mrs r J Ryan.
Mrs Sion and Pearl Were at Sam
TOtel's Friday
Mr. and Mrs. George Monoit visited
relatives in La Sale Friday
Charles Fitzgerald was a La Sale
shopper Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hauley and chill.
dren were in La sale Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Edgcomb and
baby. Mr.. and Mrs. Sion and Pearl
were at George Sion's sunday
Nr. and Mrs. Ed Hlanley were in La
Sale Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sven Selyig and Mis-
Alva Chaluo attended party at the
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-16
Local Notes.

a IL workman went 10 Arkansas
Yesterday 10 LOOK after some bushes
nv tS, ealS.
Co., ne Ftsu'af meeting OF the Pythan
S'sl.,s W, w III o5 le'o VI ttle second ana
t'"' u" " ~ 'u''S VI ea'h nlohIh' Ne
"sN' ''trl,"E wiz NE on lle evening
VI VIC -t'A' III "oodlldh nan
rt"eIal services WA be heid IN the
'""EI eSa'Ioddi thW'n on lhuFSddy
alleFhooh Tor me tate MIS-, Martha
louSieE, VINO dled IN Petoskey at the
nome OF her brother Clark Tousley in
that city from the effects Of cancer.
Mrs ia Murphy went to Streator
ms morning.
me encampment Of the l. O o. F
held their regular meeting this even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs, Rakes have moved
from the east end of town into the
east norton of the SfndeI hon,a on
Blum street
W. G Killelca went Monday 10
Chadwick in the northern mart of IN.
state, and is exnpctad home tod,y
William raIv was nm Main s,roo,
Yesterday ,ftnr = savnya illnoss 90,
a few L,urs hut If was mara tba,, Nc NJ.
strength could stand and todav hC
feels no hattar for tho oyortinn
Mon ara v,orl,i,o ~, r,a hnuai,.
across Tia y,rrot n<r,h ~ .,o ' i,,.',
urban station ub;aG hos haa,, luz, a,,,
njad I'm, y..r, NV NI,rtG, NI'an ", u
r,rnapta,. .bo, rat ;a,, -, T', =; {,
prnna,,tn,,, ~ ,,nt,i,, I''"' - :,
undar II and aftnr ,'in,, r,,l,,.'.'. =,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-16
Painter injured.

Roy Rhodes, painter from Bloom.
ingtOn, who was working on the in.
side of the National Biscuit com
pany's new building, fell from the
scanolding a few feet, but struck his
head so as to receive Il severe cut
when he strnck the concrete floor
He was taken to DR.. Sterretts office
but that doctor was out. and DR..
Neirick was also out, so DR.. BIan.
chard treated the wound, taking six
stitches to close the cash The young
man was able to get around with
help, 50 as not to have to be carried
on Il StretCher
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-16
FREEDOM.


ML9. H'p"l' h'uaid ana klrhard
WaId were married Monday evening.
NdrCh g. al CLOCK, by Key. fiU"elh
~ the freedom Lutheran parsonage
ney are visiting relatives and
''!,Hu' ""f" tor IL" DAYS. Ih"y
WIZ I'VE on d l"rm near sycamore.
H. r. hTai"ahs mas purchased a
Foiu touring car.
NIS. "'Io'r ROOF mas returned II
h'' nom" III buIa'o. \. " after a
Two months WISH WIN relatives.
ne id't eht'f'allineht IN ms
H'd' ''''uT' course VIII De gwen
2"lu'I"! evening AiliI = BY the
fdiDel entertainers. mere are two
p'op'' III ihiH company ana they give
program OF f'"ulhss ana lmperSona-
lloAH ana music. single admission,
80 cents, chlIdfeh, = cents,
MISS Jessie carpenter spent me
"rrh emu win MdrS1liItS relatives.
ne Norway pfaInalIc clHb VIII
present lhef nome talent play en-
u'I'd fdrh f"IhS III the Harding
gnuT'h friday evening, MaFch IN.
He1e young people gave splendid
pay mere iast WINTER ana TINS ON"
promises 70 be equally as good. han
tle proceeds go 10 the aides Aid.
N"L''o9lOH' "' tcHl9' 'Hiiufel, d"
cents
MISS n,adNs nan Is N'sltlhS fe'a'
hVtS III HhtrluaH
MISS I.eia hI"eIl was IN NJ ehdo'a
FISllihB Ittatl''s over the week eha.
MIS-. george Bliss was IN Ihlcaso
Tor several Jays OF last week.
A box social ana program VIII be
given IN the behd achool mouse FRI
DAY evening, March ~, Tor the bene-
mt o. the Bend sunday school Every
one Is cordlaIIE invited. Ladies please
Dflng boxes.
Inc people OF ms community are
planning to send eggs to Wesley hos
pltaI Tor Easter. PIeaSe hring dona-
tiohs TO the harding church sunday,
Mafch ~, or telephone the committee
ana they VIII caIl Tor them, me com
mlttee Is Mrs. Wallace PoOi, Mrs.
John Peterson and Mrs. Charles
Lucas,
Mrs. Richard valid was given va
rletY shower tuesday afternoon,
March -, at the nome OF Mrs. hnute
kittIes0n. Mrs. Nald received man!
useful and beautiful gifts to use in
her new home.
Miss Gladys Hetldnd was given
farewell party at the home OF her
grandmother, Mrs. Tom Peterson, last
Sunday afternoon by about twenty
friends Refreshments were served
and Miss GLADYS received several
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-16
Wall Street.

New York, March IL Todays
market opened with a firm to strong
tone, Yesterdays belated rally making
further substantial progress Claims
of to points attended the early
dealings in Crucible steel, Republic
iron, Westnghouse electric, iaryes.
ter Pullman, Mexican petroleum,
Sumatra tobacco. corn products,
Chandler motor and Sears Roebuck.
Local fractions also strengthened on
favorable legislation. Third avenue
rising "a points and Manhattan ole.
waited { Atlantic Gulf and European
oils were inclined to react New lIay.
ru vas heaviest OF the irregular rails
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-16
NEwAE:K.

We wish to express our thanks for
the kindness and sympathy shown us
in our late bereavement, the death OF
our mother, Mrs. Helene Holverson
MIR. and Mrs Ole Anderson, Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Espeland and family. Mr.
and Mrs Ole Espeland and family
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Seyerson and Mi
Oscar Rorvig
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-16

If you are Interested in the Arcoln
hot water heating system. YOU will ha
able TO get mll particulars at the c.
H. Smith residence on Bluff street
where you will find a complete plant
Installed bv George HOllie of Marsetl-
les. plumbing and heating contractor
This system will be guaranteed 10
give YOU satisfaction, bith by the
American Radiator company ami
George Hollie Now Is the time II
buy. for the cost is at its lowest, and
before prices advance.
GEORGE HOLLIE,
Plumbing and Heating Contractor
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-16
MAKE Err BOUNCE.

Now that George Ford, who has
been steering street cars around the
south side hill for many months has
purchased the peanut stand formerly
owned by George Sheppard. the new
proprietor ought to put springs under
the stand, to make the thing feel like
the old car We would also suggest
a bell cord.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-16

necessary were made to the trip, and
as Lieutenant Commander Kirkpat
rick put it, the flight was to demon
strate the ability of the flying men tc
live on the country"
Two Eagle boats preceded the sea
planes Tor use in emergencies.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-16
WHEN THE FUN BEGINS.

It's a rude awakening for some Of
the hootleegers who think they are
dealing with a city administration to
find ont that they are to be handled
by the federal law
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-16
KIDDING EN- ALONG.

That English statesman, who prom,
sed ireland her freedom by ST Pat
ricks day may have meant we'll
enough, He didn't mention what
year it would be.
Now that we're in the middle Of
March we are between the lion and
the lamb. Menu for today-dandt.
lions and lamb chops.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-16
JAZZ MUSIC,

At a house party the other night
young lady Jumped to her feet and es'
claimed. "Oh, let's dance They've
started to play the music IN the other
room" But a young man ducked MS
head in the doorway and said Keep
your seats, folks. just dropped
tray Of dishes"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-16
The Chinese Years.

Like our own leap year, every third
year in China IS longer than its prede-
cpssors, but the Chinese add A Whole
month, instead Of an extrn day, 10
make NJ for the time lost, according TO
their calculation of the calendar.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-16
OUCH

At one Of those new tangled mask
parties held in ueighboring town
| the other night a gent asked GER
tain lady If she would remove the
mask as q favor for him, but she re.
piled that she didn't wear a mask
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-16

Saturday ana eacn Saturday there.
after until further notice. We give ten
full coupons on each even 81 pur-
chase Complete line of smokers ar
ticles and everything found in an up,
tO-the minute CiPar store
UNITED CIGAR STORE.
SINGER 4 RICKERD
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-16
Remember,
away back, when

People used to plant potatoes on
St patrcks day Some folks are go.
ing to take the chance again tomor.
row.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-16
piscarost Phonocraph Needles

Use discarded photograph needles
for cleaning bottles. Put then into
the bottle with little water aud
shake thoroughly.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-16
OUR NEIGHBOR SAYS:

1T pays to buy split peas at the
store. | cut my finger with knife
trying to split up a batch Of peas for
dinner Wen get him a job punch.
ing holes in porous plaster or Swiss
cheese.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-16
Today's Markets


Chicago market report furnished b,
q. W. Kirby, manager SimoRs, la,
n Co.. Room I2 Molouey Ruilaiu.
Phone ".
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-16

The dandelion digeers are at
again.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-16

Who put the bull in John Bull?
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27
MUSIC HATH CHARMS
 AND ALSO POWERS

CEDAR GROVE, N. J. Gordon Reeves matched out 951 incubator chicks and was surprised the other day when he went to feed them. to find some of them perched on boxes singing like canaries- The chicks were matched in the basement Of the hired mans house, under the parlor where his daughter plays music ooN necessarily Evening World
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27
dDay Republican, Cooking School Demonstration
Good Bye" tenor with orchestra Evan Williams

'. Good Bye" tenor with orchestra.
 Evan Williams
 12-inch record No. 74550 s. "The Merchant of Venice" dra matic reading. CD Shyloek's speech tact 9, scene D. CD The mercy speech tact 4, scene D. E. H. Sothern-Julia Marlowe
 12-inch record No. 74673 9. Its Nice to Get up in the Morn in. But It's Nicer to Lie in Bed 'Doughie the Baker"
 Sir Harry Lauder
 12-inch record No. 55115 10 Carmen, "Cancion del Toreador, in Italian. Baritone with chorus and orchestra. Toreador song. Act 2. (Bizet).
 Titta Ruffo Coro della Scala
 l2-inch record No. 92065 IL Faust prison scene, part 3. in French. Trio with orchestra. (Then leave her). Act ,. (Gounod). Geraldine Farrar-Enrico Caruso
 Marcel Journet
 12-inch record No. 9520S
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27
MUSICAL PROGRAM AT 2P. M. TODAY BY
 THE BERRYH|LL CO.

l. "Pagliacci." prologue, part l, in Italian. Baritone with orchestra. "A Word" Act. 1. Leoncavallo)
 Renato Zanelli
 10inch record No. 64S31 2. Willamette" soprano with orches- tra. NJ. French. (The Swallow)
 Amelita Galh-Curc
 12-inch record No. 74639 3. Scherzo, "Tarantelle," violin solo.
 Jascha Heifetz Pianoforte by Andre Benoist
 12-inch record No. 75462 I. "Rigoletto," quartet, in Italian. Quartet with orchestra (Bella fig la dell amore-Fairest Daughter of the Grace). Act 3. (VerdD. Galli- Curci, Perini, Caruso
 de Luca.
 12-inch record. 5. "A Dream" in English. Tenor with orchestra
 Enrico Caruso.
 10-inch record No. S7321 6. "Eumoresque'' Dvorak), violin solo. Maud Powell Pianoforte by Arthur Loesser 12-inch record No. 74494
, 1921-10-07
HONEY! HoNEY, nnNEYr

II has como to my attention tia.
some dealers r shipping in light
weight comb honey. This is all right
II II Is sold for n reasonable price
Dealers are asking s5c per pound for
my fancy comb which / guarantees 10
weight not LESS than IL ozs. per
section and many sections weigh as
much as 15 ozs. and over. Not Lees
than 12h OK. sections Is No. / n
ei capped and fastened to four sides
OF section No. l is really worth the
price asked. but 10 10 IL OF. seoti,ns
are dear at Csc, for they arc more
or less broken IND siealyy.. ] offered
one dealer. and wifi offer them MI
this light and broken honey for 81
per case less han they have paid
50 Ear. When you buy a comb OF nv
money ask your dealer to weigh (.
ana see to IL that you get your mon.
avs worth. wM. MosTELLER.
9-2s.sf
, 1921-10-07

There comes a time IN the growth
OF every community = like tire
growth IN the human soul hen
the eternai impuision OF RIGHT
sayeth 10 the. darkness. therein.
Let There Be Light"
Darkness-typical Of ignorance.
false standards. love of mamon.
greed and seifIshne&-may engross
n human heart or community for n
time. warping the judgment. sitting
progress and causing untold suffer
Ing. but the enduring forces OF Jus
uce. uprishtncss and human good
ness. latent in every heart and In
every community. viii ultimately
rise up and utter with one mighty
voice. Let There he Light"
Tint time has arrived In the
growth OF Casper. wyo. We have
hero an embryo city with every rea-
son for permanent and substantial
growth; n city enjoying more free
dom from slack and hard times thai
any city in the country; a city with
, 1921-10-07
CITY BRIEFS

C. A. Rainwater left this morning
on a business trip to Colorado.
]. H. Lloyd has returned from Their
mopolis where he has been spending
h past several days attending to
business matters.
Arthur X. Lee OF Thermopolis.
president OF the National Bank Of
Commerce. is in the city on business
for several days
s. V. Edmonds of the Daniel &
Fisher Drygoods company. Denver. is
attending TO business interests In the
city.
A. w. Dokken OF Duluth. MINI. In
In the city OF business connected
with a prominent wool mandatory
OF the north.
r. NJ. Bartholomew has returned
from South Dakota, whcre he has
been looking after business interests
for the past week.
Col. Z. H Kimball OF Glcnrock Is
visiting with w. s. Kimbail, sr.
George Hurd, who Is running about
10000 head OF sheep north of here. is
turning off all OF the lambs to n
, 1921-10-07

Interests in the Salt Greek fields for
ssverzi days
Burke II. Sinclair OF tbs Midwest
Refining company left this morning
for creybuu where he VIII attend
to company interests for several days
Ralph Z Bell Of the Continental
Supply company Is in the city from
headquarters IN Denver.
r. f. Granger OF Denver. who has
been attending TO business in the city
for h past several days. left last
evening for his headquarters In ccio-
rado.
Charles L. Guesmen is among the
business men registered at the Hen
ning hotel from Denver.
Grady Hale of Kansas City. No,
left last night for his offices In Kan
as City. after spending a few days
trsnsaciing business here.
G. Morris Is leaving today for Chi.
cago. H.. after attending to business
matters hero for the past several days
A. H Montgomery Of ST. Louis. Nc.
Is registered at the Henning while on
business in this city.
Il. c. Orr Of the shaffer Pen com
pany Is spending a few days here or
business with the drug companies.
C. Adler OF the St. Joseph Paper
company OF ST. Joe. No.. spent yes
terday in the city on business
Jack Mosiler OF the HarleHaas com
pany OF Council Bluffs. Ia. has re
turned to his headquarters aftei
spending several days here calling or
his trade
Attorney A. L. Lowey returned to
day from Denver where he has beer
on business since the first OF the week
Fred Simpson OF Denver Is spending
a few days here on business and Wis
Ting with friends.
, 1921-10-07

prominent eastern concern He Is
loading at Stevens.
Jeremiah Mahoney, prominent
sheepman. Is spending several days At
hiE home In the city from the sheep
camp near Buffalo creek.
Charles Guesner OF the Denver Dry
goods company Is attending TO bust
ness matters here for the next few
c. w Goa OF cheyenne Is registered
at the Henuing hotel While attending
to business matters here.
f. e walsh OF Cheyenne. is ieav.
Ing this evening for his headquarters
after attending to business here for
several days
r. F. Gray OF Lusk. is on bushes.
in the city and visiting with friends.
r. NJ. Hosls OF Cheyenne. has been
looking after business in the city for
the last several days
r. J. Rosche Is leaving this evening
for Denver after looking after bust
ness matters here for the past several
days.
J. G. Woicott of San Francisco. Cal.
Is numbered among tho business Wis
itors registered at the Henning hotel
c. n Dunn of Kansas City. Mo-. Il
attending to business connected witt
his oil interests.
s.. W. conweii has returned from
Cheyenne where he has been in at
tendance at a meeting OF the board o.
state highway commissioners
DR.. A. f. Hoff has left for Los An
geies. Cal, where he will spend this
remainder Of the winter.
C. II. Reimerth has left for Their
mopoiis where no will attend TO bust
ness for several days.
County Attorney Purcell who ha,
been on vacation since the close Of
the fail term of the district court
returned here today from Kanss.
City and other central western cities
Frank HertziE. an attorney of Pow
ell. wyo.. IS In Casper on business
for q. few days
John Parison. chief field deputy for
the internal revenue service in this
district. Is In Casper on government
business.
Gus Insieke is spending several days
here.on business from his ranch near
G~Ienrock.
Hal p. Riney of the Midwest Rein
ing is looking after business