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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-30
sENNING ION BRIEFS
News OF the Towr ard Village Toll
Briefly for Busy Readers

Briefly for Busy Readers
Coming, "The Passers By. Opera
house. Adv
Ice cream, COO a quart. at Har-
wood S. Adv. 95tf
LOST-A string of black jet beads.
Reward paid for return to Banner
Office. 95t2
There will be an entertainment and
basket social at the Pleasant Valley
Sehoolhouse Monday evening.
Miss Mabel White and Miss Nellie
Pilling will sing duet at the Baptist
church school Sunday morning. Mrs.
A. S. Davis will tell the story
He preyed on the world and he
prayed to 80 straight Which prayer
won? See II. b. Warner in THE
Dice OF Destiny" Opera house today.
ADV.
You can expect the unexpected in
dice of Destiny" starring IL. b.
Warner A Mutt & JEFF comedy and
episode 13 of Fighting Fate. Opera
house today. Adv.
There viii be a special meeting OF
the Modern Woodmen of America on
Monday evening, May End Important
matters are to be discussed, which
Twin be Of interest to the members.
Sunday is the festival of st. Philip
land st. James. The services at st.
Peters Church will be Holy Commun.
Jon at 1880 and 1890, daylight saving
Time; Church School at noon; Even
ing Prayer and Holy Baptism at
Io'clock.
Sunday services at st. Francis de
Sales church: Mass and Holy Com
Imunion at 200 and $50, High mass at
1880, Sunday school, at 800 D. m.
Rosary. Litany and Benediction at 1880
In, m. All services by notwithstanding
June,
Circle No of the N. f. church
VIII hold an apron measure social"
PIN the brotherhood room. Monday eve
ming, at Sis, Music, drama. refresh.
ments comprise the entertainment.
Admission, penny an inch, waist
measure.
The Executive Committee composed
of six ladies of the w. r. C. will hold
card party at the home OF Mrs. Rob
ert Pilling, Friday night, May 6. Re-
Iffeshments will be served. You are
cordially invited and promised a pleas.
ant evening among pleasant people.
BE sure you are one of them. Adv.
The Methodist Episcopal church
Rev Jas. A. Perry, NJ. A., minister,
extends cordial invitation to the pub
| lie to participate in the following
services Sunday morning worship, in
icsuding communion service, t0:30;,
Bible study in the church school,
lll55: Epworth League meeting, eve
ng $3.50; evening worship, sermon
tby the minister, 1880 The Methodist
Brotherhood attends the evening
service in body, assembling at 7:15
at the brotherhood room.
The recent changes in time over
the Chatham division of the Rutland
railroad have resulted in such good
connections at Chatham for New
York that afternoon mail from Ben.
nington will hereafter be sent over
that route. The train which now
leaves Bennington at 2.35 D, m ar
rives at Chatham at 8 o'clock The
direct train for New York over the
Harlem division leaves Chatham at
sis and arrives in New York at in
the evening. Trans over the Chat.
ham are now leaving Bennington at
$40 in the morning and 235 in the
afternoon. Trains from Chatham ar
rive in Bennington at 10 02 and 5.25.
There are no Sunday trains over the
Chatham division out of Bennington
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-30

Now Needed by Nearly Every One
TO Purify the Blood and Build
Up Strength.
Few come to these trying spring
DAYS without WEAKNESS, debility,
that tired feeling" caused in large
mart by impure. de-vitalized blood.
Change of season often takes
all the strength out of me-" as
many people say.
The tonic and blood purifier
needed is Hoods Sarsapari.ia. 1t
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01

FOR sALE-20 pure bred White Or
phington cocks. at q. =. divers.
miles west OF Duquense corner.
37-2tp.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01

school coming IRON, he Twin Fan
schools
The grammar room han an histor.
c.si program friday 4ns fnDYn a.
vas a ysey appropriate aad insiraei.
I've on. % me Pilgrim seitiemeb'
life ana Influence ~ sas a iri-esn
tenary program in 40 in.araefis'
way
The boys and siris are showing
much Inter 81 10 the Boise Children.
home
Saturday spsclai--75-pieee assert
menf OF Triple-coatsd white Enamel
ware. Your choice. Saturday only.
- cents each. snyder Hardware
Company advertisement
Mrs Mann has three nice Pilgrim
scenes made b. the cniliren IN hef
room.
Dr aud Mrs II. &. Armes spenI
day al the ScbIlimah
home.
Leonard Wrinkle expects TO movs
onto the Ben Hartley place.
Mr. and Mrs Vincent mofored 10
Kimberly 10 spend the week END
with Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Mr. and Mrs r. ID. Common enter.
Iaihed the Leonords Friday evening
A. dinner.
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WASHINGTON :
DISTRICT NEWS =.

Harry wohllaib aud family and
Oscar Harden aud family spent last
Thursday With Mf and Mrs. Charles
kevan.
Subscribe Tor The Record and at
200 butterwrappers. all FOR ts.so.
the regular price Of the paper. THIS
offer good for short time only.
The school board has decided not
a. build tho new cottage .his win.
that The school be left free from any
oatsiie hiadranee during the winter
months A small room. ncserthe-
less u to be added 10 the present
temporary teaeherage II will cost
Tar lsss 20 build dsrlax the summer
than durlng the winter. n vas
toaHd grhls arrangement was sat
isfacfeTy to the teachers and the
eosri. and 80 hope. to the com
uusits
The booklets being put out By the
schnol are late Ia getting oat.
rhe best Christmas kift- The
hesord tos a ysar-at only tis0.
Tee JoFioa. graduate OF last
yer ~ilh honoss. was visitor at
sbe school Friday
Two hundFed battsrwrspers fcs a
ioiisf Tor the first ten days OF Do 4
remhsr az the Record office
Mrs Noah Muser started on a via.
4 % Abilene. Kansas last Tuesday
las, before starting she received
Nord that her brother vas seriously
hurt. and after she left another tsle-
rram came that he had died she
'as loss an uncle. sa sant. sister.
! eoasln ana q brother Ia less than
! years time.
neraie" Smith invited eoms Of the
urinary Eirls TO little birthday par
y on Tuesday. They lighted five
nile candles Ia her honor.
Mars iiowman visited tho school
friday
Special subscription offer. The .
record Tor one year. only yl.so.
Alice Thomas has enrolled In the
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01

- - affrre, grades viii BE- treat
e ~ the lcsing side al the end Of
ffs sn SER
81 n Drake. cps 81 the former
str ~ ne Flier football team. Who
ss boon 0nf Of football since The
irt eate on account OF Injuries. II
tfts III tie Fame agolu.
fte Fable speaking class Is study
lae srsunesiat.n this week A
ittIa.icD on negro social and polit-
IN tiaa'l'y viii be- given Thursday
by f~nms which we're selected q few
dal. ago
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01

ttfo"ued out Last Wechl
Miss Merle Davis was absent from
school Monday, and Tuesday on ac'
count OF Illness.
Miss Edna Walker who has been
absent from school tho past thrca
weeks on account 81 severe Illness
Il again IN school.
Dcusil Dsvis Is on the sick list
Quincy Foster and family moved
Wednesday from the W. Kohr ranch
10 tho w r. Norris ranch four miles
east
Sunday evening Mrs. John Walker
sustained a very badly sprAined AN
sie. when a sheep ran into here and
her husband knocking them both
down. MIR Walker was uninIured
MIR an dMrs. Ruby Bennett spent
sunday In Bull with relatives.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
Stop, Listen. Read!

We have been asked by several
people the last few days II We In
tended to reduce the price OF milk
20 our new competitors price. We
are scsry to say that we cannot do
that. for We would be selling our
milk at a loss and 80 could not do
that tor long and stay In business
We are selling you milk from sn up
10 date dairy. that has stood state In
spection as to sanitation aud se be
lisve We are the only dairy ia your
town that has. Ask the pew milk
man " be has stood this Inspection.
and II DC has not be IA violating the
lz~ when he aavcftises aud offers
for sale bis milk. We ar, here In
sell you mllk and cream from one OF
the hcs, dalrys In the state, We are
here TO stay. and not In the business
antii We feed . few tens of hay We
have extrs ami then out again.
Which shall u ee--yoar fsmiiys
health ~ the almighty doiiarr We
wish "a tAanh you Tor your eontinu-
~ patronage and ~li guarantee
sood aud prompt sssvic.
Filler DAIRY.
a
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
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POPLAR HILL :

nrs Hugh Hoffman was down 10
no farm sunday from Twin Falls.
Mr. Hoffman ~ nov nj Rexburg
running a skating rink WINE she Is
staying AZ Twin Falls and sending
The children to school.
Two hundred butterwrapers for a
ioiiar for the first ten days OF De-
eember al the Record office.
Mrs n " Goodpasture Is substi-
tnlins In the Poplar I'M school until
Mrs Murphy IL released from quar-
antine
Little Patsy Murphy Is about all
right after having smallpox.
Mrs. g. A. Coleman and son are
visiting al the patten home this
week
stella Conant was down from Twin
Fails over Thanksgiving.
Mr. Schroeder has been beautify-
ms his lawn this week. MIR. childsrs
a.ing done the work.
Subscribe for The Record and get
700 butterwrapDera. all for t2.60.
The regular price OF the paper This
,ffer good for short time only
The Poplar iIill school hopes 10 be
iefylng one hot dish OF food TO the
'hiidren's lunch by the first OF next
week
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01


clifford Bringham and Earl Lau-
shlln attended farm sale al Castle
ord saturday,
Josephine Carlsburg was hurt
mite badly on Monday. Having rid
len her pony 70 water at the school
lonae and on returning 10 the barn
aomeway the pony turned quickly
and she fell or knocking out one
tooth and brushing her face quite
badly Her parents took her TO
lluhi whore she was fixed up. so she
vas able 10 be hack 10 school the
next day
T~o hundred butterwrapers for
dollar for tina first ten days OF De-
cemher az the Record office.
AIiss Reta Meyer captured the first
prize IA the costume OF a fairy at
the Princess skating rink at Twin
Falls last Wednesday night.
Mrs Murphy Is out OF school on
HE account of the smallpox. little
Patsy having taken down on Tues
iay She seems 70 ba doing fine and |
siil he all right In short time. Mrs
Patton taught Der room on wednes-
lay but there IL to be substitute by
school having been dismiss
a until after Thanksgiying.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
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Mr. and Mrs. q. A. Krohn were
hosts NJ delightful dinner al their
home Thanksgiving day. Covers
were laid for Mr.. aud Mrs. w. A.
Claudin and son Charles: Mr.. and
Mrs Elyie Berry. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
era Meyer. and three children; Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Armstrong and
four children Of Twin Falls. MFR. and
Mrs. Frank Richie and son Guy,
Mrs. NJ r. Barnhart. Miss Merle De
Wis, Mr. and Mrs Denzil Davis and
baby.
The best Christmas sift-The
Record for yssr-at only 81 so.
Several from here attended the fun
erai OF Grover Puxh In F.ler. Satur-
day afternoon.
Miss Merle Davis spent the week
end with her aunt. Mrs. Howard
Armstrong. north OF Twin Falls.
A little son was born 10 Mrs. Gro
yer Pugh Thursday at La MERGED
hospital Mrs Pugh was formerly
Miss Laura Rutter.
Denzil Davis II quite III With com
,licstions caused from tonsolitis
Special subscription offer. The
Record for one year. only 1850.
The Elmwood teachers and pupils
fave very entertaining program to
Eoodly number OF guests Wednes-
Ia afternoon. II was also decided
o give hot lunches to the school
hiidren.
Mrs. Ivan Lincoln and family
pent Thanksgiving with her sister.
a Twin Falls.
@. A. Lincoln Is IN Ashton. Idaho.
here be went In search Of elk.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01

We desire 10 expr. s. our deep ap-
probation for the many kininesse-
OF our friends and neighbors during
the sickness and death of our hus-
band and brother. Especially do
~ wish 10 thank the postor, the
choir. and the American Legion
post. and all those who by word or
act comfGrted Ms 10 our bereavement.
MRS. GROVER PucH
MR.. AND MRS. FRED WILLIAMS
MRS. LEE ROYsTFR
PARKER PUCH
BRACK PrGH
MIR. AND MRS. g. r. RITTER.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01

FOR sALE--Apperson Six-cylinder.
1915 Model automobile. Perfect
order. For sale cheap. real
bargain. See +. e. Drake. .6tf
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01

A. the f;cs g. y Deal home
Thanksgiving day the followin <
,uesfs ioin a the family in big din
ner Miss Hazel Gardner. Ms
Gleason Miss Lola Thompson. Frank
Thomp80a and James fadfDrj
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RURAL HIGH
SCHOOL NEWS

oar football leam defeated nuti
ghaaksxlslns day BY The overwhelm.
inr seore - a. 20 0. one lniefestlas
feature ~ The Fams % the fact thai
tAf nuhl team was never within 40
fsffa 81 eaf goal oar boys ceriaie
o eams thra Nish Tying eoioss
liey hna Airs g 4 Deal gisiiod
500 school lsa Wednesday. They 81
~ .sd themselves as having greatly
enjoyed lhe turkey dinner served By
ita Home Economics eiasl The,
ai.o stayed f1r aaarmbly The school
sas elat q have had ibis yiail from
50 sai nfs peai and hope they nay
able in erne aKHin
Tho ffehmen class had charge 81
assembly tbia week Miss Thorn
ter end So Woodbridge are the class
advisors
The Home Economics department
sefyea turkey dinner a. cost 70
ibe kiudeufs faculty and friends Of
ihp hlsh school GA "Wednesday 81 laai
er-k u was eeriainly fiue do
Hrf Miss Thornher and the girla
~ ite department are 90 be con
rraialated UPON their ability 20 pre- Z
pare aad SERVE such au excellent
meai AZ such i low coat d
Allss Montgomery o. lhe science a. I
pafimcat vas unable a. mee, her /
flasses Wednesday morning on ae
sonni ~ lilaraa Z
This niaskfoot high school team =
q scheduled 20 play the Filler team q
here saturday Of h.s week This L. .
d post season game The Hlackfoo, .
team u one of the best Ia their see. 4
lion ~ The roantfY but ue are count. ,
lnk On our SQUAD 90 defeat them .
Mlea fhorpbrg ~ tho Home Eco
apmlen department and Mr. Dcnman
erinslpsi ~ the hlrh school. attend =
- the meeting q The state Teachers >
Nsseelafion az Boise FRIDAY and SAT =
sflay Of last week Nc Denmau ;
.ss On ths program '
The blnh school rleo clubs and o..
hfslfa are basiiy engaged ia their
preparations Tor The high school OPP \.
fetia 20 ~ elsen soon after The hol !,
days This work u under The diree :"
ieu o. Mrs. Dryer, % The music a.
.arimenf Tho stadeots are making q
sod progress ard NJ predict that the m
epif IT me community viii be as. ~
"a q feai masleai treat when the or
fcttA 8 xiyea before the public 20
ms annasi epnimlitee ~ the stu IN
ert gesuea 4 engaged In the gath ~
tlnx ~ data rtsafdles The COS, of M
repafiax sn Anuusi this year Nal. ie,
'u nlafktata O ehslfmau Of tht ir
smmiifee "a
Ise Rufsi tlsh sfhool expects 10 tn
stpare tetaiinr ipam 10 sater IL to
- asbaiia3 epnies,s Of she district Isl
~ iifst enntesi . scheduled ~uh bo
- upFitf fssm saFly IA fettaarY ul
se Nslirf siii have ghafxe % this
efk VS. afs confident thas oor se'
sestins sesms vlll Kive xoo.i ac-
.aaf ~ ihesy3ses ih.s yeef Zee
ses saep siass aatsf she lnslrue
sa 90 ~ wesisidxs sre isyinx ths ~.
.enaatloa ~ : farm shop 70 b. ,bs
'nsifsfisa 10 ihe rear ~ lhs hlxh
aoei 5siidlnx Ihe shop and akri aol
.itefai CLASSES ulii a. this mannef Goa
= ~ esfeslraee ~ aeiuslb rou.
farilns ahd sfsanrlhg ihe shop. Il
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01

AIR. and Mrs. Wayne Crcssey. rs-
siding west OF town. are the parents
Of son. born November 81
a son was born Monday TO Mr.. and
Mrp. J A. Francis.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01

FOR SALETwo Holsein cows. years
old. one fresh soon. 2 miles west
OF Duguesne corner. l.. Il. Leaver-
ton. 37-2tc
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-30
COUNTRY NOME IS
ROBBED WHILE THE
FAMILY IS ABSENT
Home Of Wood L. Hit on Maysvillr
Hill Was Robbed While Members
OF the Family We're Akssza
Over Christmas Holidays.

Mr. and M,1 Uooa ma. u.
ro.,.,. :, !, '"ao
.ha M, Co., 90 o n m
naorno a.. 60 w
hon,a rh....s.,, " '.s
.,ons,nn 49, =. ~s .a.e ai'o.
~ hon,o 80 sa,..,' ae ~
a,,r,u 49,, -u ,ounu .na.
'ns" "D'enoe 'neir hoine had
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-30
REoRYING FIRMS
MEET COOPERATIVE
Conference Of Re.Drying Plant Own.
ers and Co-Operatiye Officials
.3 Held Today.

Lexington, KY, Dec. 20. - Owners
OF re-drying plants in the hurley dis
trict will meet at the offices of the
Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative
Association Friday afternoon to dis
cuss arrangements for re-drying such
tobacco as the association may want
to re-dry."
1t still is the opinion of the officials
Of the association and Of growers gen.
orally that the present crop will be
taken in winter order, as the leading
manufacturers have their own re-dry-
ing plants, but 1t may be necessary to
hold some Of the crop and in that
event to be prepared for any such con-
tion to be prepared for any such con-
tingency that might arise.
Appreciation Of the work of the
Kentucky press in helping to make
possible the Burley Tobacco Growers
Cooperative Association was express
ed yesterday in letter from James C
Stone. president; Ralph M. Barker, di-
rector Of warehouses, and Joseph Pas
sonneau, organization manager, to the
Kentucky Press Association, in ses-
sion at the Phoenix Hotel.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-30
NAH DELlvElY N SNAIL
TOWNS NAY Be- STOPPED


Washington, Dec. 80. = village de.
livery service is frowned upon by tht
Postoffice Department and II the rec.
concentrations Of Postmaster General
VIII H. Hays are carried out by Con-
gress. the mail delivery at 749 villages
In the United States will be abolished
while the hoped-for delivery saeys.,
will be donied the 10.4SO oftta sf the
third class, which 'etl sA.itled to re.
ceive such service. In his last annual
report to Congress, the Postmaster
General recommends that this service
be abolished.
Village delivery service Is now
maintained at 81 postoffices in Ken.
lucky, as follows:
Berea, Carlisle, Carrollton, Clinton
Corbin, Dawson Springs, Eminence
Falmouth, Franklin, Grcenville, La
grange, Lawrenceburg, Morganfield
Murray, Pikeville, Princeton, Provi
dence, Stanford, Sturgis, Walton an
Williamstown.
I'm view Of the small size of thes
towns, and the present postal condl
tions," said Postmaster General Hay
in his annual report, 1T is believe
that the expenditure Of public fund
is not warranted by the benefits r,
ceived."
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-30
eOLORED GIRL
IS KILLED BY
YOUNG SISTER
Children Playing With shotgun When
Eleven Year Old Girl Accidentally
Pulls Trigger Blowing Sisters
w 34t Head on. II

Lebus Candy, colored, fifteen-year-
old daughter Of George Candy, tenant
on the Byers' farm near the German
town fair grounds, was killed instant
ly Friday morning at the home OF the
father when charge from shot
gun accidentally fired by her eleven
year-old sister, tore practically her
entire head from her shoulders.
The two children were playing in
the kitchen Of the home and shot
gun standing in the corner attracted
their attention. The parents were not
in that part Of the house at the time
and in playing with the gun the
younger sistcr, in some manner, pull
ed the trigger. The report Of the gun
attracted members Of the family who
ran to the kitchen to find one girl
dead and the other crazed at the ia.
tai accident.
Coroner Thomas Higgins was noti-
fled but as there was no question bu,
that the girl met her death by acci.
dent, It was not necessary that an in.
quest be held.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-30
IOMEN VOTERS LEAGUE
! TO CONSIDER LEGISLATION
Legislative Meeting Of Mason County
League Of Women Voters To Be
Held on January 18th.

The Mason County League OF Wo'
men Voters Is arranging a Legislative
meeting for Friday, January IL, al
which will be discussed among Others
bills that are to come before the ls2'
session Of the General Assembly al
fecting our State University, our pub
lie, school, State Board Of Health ant
Charities and Corrections. U
There will be two sessions, one be
ginning at 2 o'clock in the afternoon
and one at 7:D in the evening. Thii
will be real citizenship school O
two sessions, at which we shall learr
in part why we pay taxes and how
Kentucky spends her income.
The meeting is for the Information
of voting citizens without regard tf
the length Of time any group OF cifi'
Gems has been voting. II Is not de-
signed to be q. sort Of political ladiet
aid society.
The subjects and the speakers ap'
neal alike to men and women from the
inauapoint of tax payers who wish, te
10 largest return for their none,
and from the standpoint Of good citi'
gems who wish to see their state insti'
tutions maintained at the highes'
standards Of efficiency. The full pro
gram will be announced later, Thu
meetings win be at the court house
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-30
CAUCUS SLATE IS
ENTIRELY ELECTED
By CITY COUNCIL
Entire Slate Goes Through Without q
Question Council Falls to
Act In Contest
Case. ..ili

The last meeting Of City Council for
the year 1921 was held at the Council
Chamber Thursday evening and aside
from the granting Of licenses and cleo
tion OF petty officials, there was no
business Of Importance transacted.
Pool room licenses for four months
were granted Pat Sammons, True
Berry and w. II. Davenport and ]. H.
Bradford. Soft drink linceses were
granted G. H. Bland and VIM. Mitchell,
James Nichols and John Farwick for
the same length OF time. @ #
The Mayor-elect's nominations for
policemen were presented to Mayor
Russell through Vice Mayor ]. A. Dod-
son and these nominations we're made
by Mayor Russell for Mayor-elect
Samuel and ratified by the unanimous
vote Of council: The nominees we're
the full caucus slate as follows:
James Mackey, William Luman, Harry
Stewart Lee Carey, Murray Simpson
and Dudley Fizer
The following officers were then
elected s.
Vice Mayor: DR.. J.. A. Dodson; City
Clerk: r. B. Adair; City Attorney:
Wadsworth Cole; City Assessor: W
NJ. Daugherty; Wharfmaster: Stanley
Willett; Treasurer: E. L. Willett
City Weigher: Joseph H. Dodson; City
Aims House Superintendent: Mrs
Daisy Roper; City Physician: DR.. s
R. Harover; City Depository: Farm
az and Traders Bank.
The special committee appointed tc
investigate Mr.. ]. B. Orr's eligibility
as councilman, reported that they had
Investigated, found Mr.. Orr had deed
to property and referred. the matter
hack to council without recommends.
ion. Council took no action on the
matter.
The next session OF council will bt
held the first Thursday In January
and Mayor-elect Samuel will preside
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-30
MAKE FINAL ORGANIZATION.

Chairman Edward Campbell, Of the
Ripley branch Of the Ohio River High
way Association, with President John
Hausserman, Of New Richmond, will
60 to Ironton the latter part Of the
week where they will aid in the Or
ganlzation Of an association there to
further aid in promotion Of the ocean
to-ocean route. The intention is ia
have the highway cross the river al
that point upon the new bridge being
erected. From there it will go to
Charleston, w. Va, and thence on te
Washington. D. c. The organization
finished at Ironton that portion Of the
route between Cincinnati and thl
crossing Of the Ohio will have beef
completed.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-30
|Glssl9 luDy DIED
FRIDAY MORNING


J ffs. John r. Rudy, daughter of
hluk spd Clarisa Willett disd At
! mast Second strest Fri
dsy nd llis II about 5 O'Clock after
! long Illness Of complications incl
dent % advanced age. q
Mrs. Rudy was born November 2sth,
1881, and was therefore in her nine
tisth year. She united with the local
Baptist church when a child and was
4 faithful member Of that congrega-
ton until her death. Z
She was united In marriage to John
r Rudy on June 25th, 1854, and to
this union was born three children
Miss Bertie Rudy and Messrs. Duke
land Elmer, all Of whom survive her
Her husband passed on several years
ago. \.
The funeral services will be at the
home at 2p. m Sunday and burial will
be in the Maysville cemetery. The
family requests that friends please
omit flowers.