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GOV. HARDING MAY HEAD
FOREIGN TRADE BODY

NEW YORK. January 1S.-Gov
Reserve Board will be rendered the
presidency Of the proposed foreign
trade financing corporation, 1t was
announced here today by John Nc
Hugh, chairman Of the organization
committee.
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COUPLE FOUND DEAD.

GALVESTON, Tex, January 1s.-
Mrs Edna Brown and a. man iden-.
titled as II. s. Settle. residents q
Galveston. were found shot to death
on Avenue s road near 64th street
early today. after Francis Brown.
husband OF the dead woman, awak-
ened a-constshle and 1prrendered
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WHITMAN EXTENDS PROBE
Asks Indictment Of Another Police
CAPTAIN in Corruption Inquiry.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

~
Captain in Corruption Inquiry.
NEW YORK, January 1s.-Former
Gov. Charles 8. Whitman. special
prosecutor of the investigation Of al
legged corruption in the city admins
tration, today went before the .addi-
tional grand jury to ask for the in
allotment Of another police captain.
Mr. whitman declined to make pub.
lie tho captains name but said the
officer in Qcestion had applied for re-
tirement, to take effect last night, and
that the retirement order had been
countermanded by Police Commits
sioner Enright at Mr.. Whitman's re-
quest.
The first indictment since the in
vestigation started was returned last
week against Police Captain William
A. Bailey. He was charged with SC
cepting fees in. connection With htl
kofdctal duty,
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The Associated l4ess 10 exclusively entitled to
the use for republication of all news Dispatches
credited to It or. not otherwise credited In ,h,.
paper and also Sire local news published hereia
All rights OF publication Of special
dspa tcls"s herein also reserved
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Warmer tonight and tomorrow, with
probably rain by tomorrow night;
lowest temperature tonight, 20 de-
Temperature for twenty -four hours
ending at 2 pm. today: Highest, "a.
at 2 pm. today; lowest IL, am. to-
day. Full report on page 26.
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Both parties profit when they meet
through Intelligence: Want Ads
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Whitlach. Fred Thomas. Margaret Rob
erts and John Whitlach.
Mrs. Salllc riarris is visiting her son.
Mr.. Charles Looman of Strubenhill"
Miss Mary Lib Ashton is VISITING
friends and relatives here"
There will be play entitled Not a
Man in the House" also consisting 1T
songs. which will be given at the W. &.
T. L. hall Saturday, May ~. by tn"
Chirlhothian class of the Colerain Sun
day school.
Mrs. j.. T. Simpson continues abou,
the same.
Mrs. ]. H. White spent Wednesday with
her mother. Mrs. J. q. Miller of Ilea"-
ant Grove.
Rorn-To Mr.. and Mrs, Ray SpraGG
son, Sunday.
Mrs. James Gesford was caller IN
Barton Wednesday.
The Mems Bible class will have So
cial In the basement of the treSbEtcriil
church Friday evening.
J. II. White was 4 business caller IN
Martins Ferry Wednesday.
William Roberts is suffering with
a broken arm. caused 10y crank'ng Il
Ford.
Mrs. l.. l.. Mercer Of Pleasant Grove
was a caller here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. White were bust
ness callers in Wheeling Friday.
Squire K. NJ. Simpson and wife OF
Barton were callers here Thursday.
Mrs Esther Bundy continues about
the same.
Ira McWilliam of IIoGuc Ridge wa'
a caller at this place Thursday.
Warren Lawrence was ;r business call
or in St ClairSvillr this week
Ellis Cope of Barton was 4 caller al
this place Thursday.
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SAND HILL

The Memorial Day service will be OBJ
cerved at this place on Sunday May 29th
rs .. M Several speakers will be pres
Wnt. Special music being arranged for
~~A the decoration of all war veterans
graves.
On May goth at II a. m. Sacrament
will be administered at the NJ. T..
church and the Dist. Supt Rev. Ander-
con will be present.
Mrs. Lewis Conrad who has been SER
fously III Is very much improved.
Mrs. Thos. Munnel Of Stone Church
Road had the misfortune 10 trip and
fan in her yard and seriously injure
her shoulder to the extent ~ shat
tered bone. She is receiving treat
ment at the Ohio Valley hospital.
Mr. George McCarrihan. who was Ill
last week with 4 relapse is much i'm
proved at this time.
Miss Clara and Arthur McGcc OF
Neff, o.. returned home on Sunday after
Mrs. Mile BeIlville.
Mr.. Glenn Dagun and wife OF eastern
Ohio. spent the week end with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Fisher OF Stone
|Church. Road are the parents o. new
- Miss Anna Luke spent Tuesday visit
Ing relatives In Elm Grove.
Miss Gail RigCle has returned home
after spending several weeks with her
sister Mrs. Curtis Cain Of Hopdale. O.
Master Edward Dague is visiting rel
atives near st. Clairsville. o.
Mrs. James Welch and son James
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LOUISVILLE

Mrs. Henry Brown. Mrs. Amanda Mar
tin and Miss Mollie Finch. OF Barnes
willie. were guests Of Mrs. b. NJ. Lopez
on Thursday.
VIM. Davis and family were visitors
of Belmont relatives on Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Bolon. lumberman. from
Cleveland was a recent business visitor
at the home Of II. S. Estep.
Mrs. Charles Harper. Of Lansing. was
"a late visitor with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Urban. Sr.
Victor Baly. Of Bethesda. was a
guest OF Charles Hammerle and wife
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Bewrev. of somer.
ton. were Tuesday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. r. NJ. Lopez.
Messrs. Woodruff and Bigle. Of
Wheeling. state managers Of the Ma
tional Harvester Co. were recent VS.
itors with W. X. George, local agent.
Miss Margaret Roscoe, OF Belmont. re-
turned home Thursday after short
stay with her niece. Mrs. Martha George.
Mrs. George Finney spent tho week
end with the family Of John Majors at
Morristown.
DR.. J. y. Drennen and wife were busl-
ness visitors at Wheeling during the
week.
l.. f. Bramhau and James Barrett at
tended the meeting Of the h. OF +. at
Barnesville on Friday evening.
Mrs. Carl Spaid. OF Morristown, and
Mrs. c.. G. Bowles, OF this place. were
in Wheeling on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Clark and chill
dren. Bruce Clark and sister. Mamie,
Misses Ruth Murphy and Ina Humphrey
were recent guests of Mrs. Bessie GosSct
at St. Clairsville.
Francis Taylor, of East Richland. was
the weekend guest OF Miss Mary Atkin-
son.
Miss Susan Bryant was business
visitor at the county seat on Friday.
Warren Montgomery, Of Moundsville'
was calling on friends here on Friday,
Mrs. Mary Shepherd. Mrs J. b. Clark
and daughter. Mary. accompanied by
RAYMOND Evans. of Rrookside. went I"
Hendrysburg on Sunday. being called
there by the scr.ous illness Of Mrs. AIDA
James.
Mrs. Calvin Gillespie and daughter,
Eleanor, Of Shephcrdstown, were late
guests of Mrs. Emma Garden and Mrs.
George Pogue and sister. Nora Williams.
Troop No. OF Morristo~n. under the
leadership Of Rev. II. o. Teagarten, will
shortly take the test for promotion TO
second class scouts. This troop numbers
over so boys. mailing from Morristown,
Louisville and Bannock.
The employees Of the stone Thomas
store will be banQueted at the welcome
Inn on Tuesday evening by their en-
ployers. This hostelry is annElily tho
scenes OF such entertainments ny those
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engaged in business along the river
front.
Arthur BowleS Fred Lopez and Truce
Refine will b" among the candidates
for high school next year. they each
having completed the grammar school
grades this year.
Mrs. James Cavcndar and Mr.. J. d.
Niukirk. Of GRAFTON. w. Va. were recent
guests IF Rev. and Mrs. r.. II, Hart
The *. H. hand will give an enter
tainment in the local church on Sunday
,crcving. 4 good program IS being pre-
pared and a silver offering will be taken
at the close OF the meeting. the amount
To 20 toward mission work.
The Mothers Day sermon by the Rev.
II. .. Teagarden on Sunday. while not
on scheduled time. was unique and far
, reaching. He refused 10 ignore the faith
crS while lauding th%mOthers. but cou-
Piled them up as divincly intended each
sharing honor and glory rs we'll as re-
Spnnsbility.
Morristown nine played against the
LloydSvillc nine on Saturday and the
score stood six 10 three in favor of the
latter. after L game of eight and half
innings
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ing few days with friends in Clarks-
burg.
Mrs. Eliza Hamilton spent Saturday
with friends in Hundred.
Miss Mabel Eneix Of Wheeling is Wis.,
iting friends here for few days.
Mrs. Care bradley is Tuesday with
friends in Warrington.
Mrs. r. J. Crow of Wheeling Is visit
ing relatives hero for few days.
Miss Minnie Wade OF McMechen spent
Sunday here with friends.
Mrs. Kamie Bissett spent Sunday
with friends in Benwood.
Mrs. Thomas Huntington and 'daugh-
ter. Miss Hattie spent Tuesday with
friends in Wheeling.
Miss Frena Wayt left Saturday for
her home in New Martinsville after \
short visit here with her sister. Mrs.
Dick Scott.
MIR. and Mrs. B. r. Connelly and
daughter Katherine Of Akron. are spent
ing 4 few days here with relatives.
Mrs. Agnes Riggs Of McMcchen spent
the weekend here with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. d. 4. Walker and little
son of Grafton spent the weekend here
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Jr. were transacting business in the
city Wednesday.
Mrs. Jessie Davis is visiting Mrs.
Frank Blake OF Wheeling Island.
Mrs. Will HaZlctt attended the fun
eral of the Barger' child in the city OF
MoundSvi!lc on Saturday last.
Miss blanche Luke is spending sew
cral days visiting relatives in the Grove
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Fisher and children
OF Elm Grove spent Sabbath with Mr..
Walter Marsh and family.
M. James Bcllville OF Eastern Ohio,
is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Francis and Mr..
and Mrs. John Davis motored to Wheel
ing on Sunday to visit relatives.
Mr.. Z. W. Luke was transacting busi-
ness in tn" city on Tuesday and Tnurs-
day "f this week.
Mrs. Will Luke accompanied by Miss
Anna. Agnes and Blanche spent Tues
day evening visiting friends in Elm
Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Holmes and son
Of Peters Run spent Sabbath with Mr..
and Mrs William Winters.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. c. McWhorter and
family spent Sunday with friends on
Pine Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Kent Of Mar
shall ave. Elm Grove spent the week
end with their parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Dora COffleld.
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HANNIBAL,

DIR. T. ". Mckclvey and J. l.. Neucn-
schwandcr transacted business at Sis
tersville Monday.
Mrs. Nora kasscrman OF Wheeling
visited relatives in town several days
the past week.
Rev. &. i. Hcnthorn Of Pittsburgh
formerly Of this place and now al retired
minister OF the Northeast Ohio confer
ence. was Il weekend visitor of rela-
tircs and friends here and preached Il
morning.
Miss Ola Sypher of Wheeling arrived
in town saturday evening on 1 visit
with her sister. Mrs. Sam fisher.
The Hannibal baseball team defeated
the New Martinsville team on the local
grounds Saturday afternoon, the score
being 90.
Dave Hyer and three children Ray
mond and Misses Helen and Irene were
Sunday visitors Of Mrs. Carolyn Hyer
Miss Elizabeth Dunlap left Friday to
visit her cousin Mrs. Harvey Bernard Of
Wheeling.
II. Il. Tuhleman and son Of New Mar
tinsville spent Sunday with his parents
Rev. c. +. Walters will preach the
annual memorial sermon to the Civil
War Veterans on next Sunday morning
May 90.
rem and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hyer and
daughter spent Sunday with friends at
The Ladies Aid society was enter
tanned by Mrs. Frank Dulaney and Mrs
Dan l.rep az the home Of the latter on
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. r. {. Franz and little son who
SPENT week here with relatives lett
Tuesday for their home at Canal Full
ton. Ohio. -,
W. G. Pounds of New Martinsville
was on our street Sunday.
NrS Solo Snant Tuesday IN New
Martinsvillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nothing and two
daughters spent Tuesday at Buckhill
bottom the two latter attending birth
day marty giveA by Mrs. Albert link for
her daughter. Miss Erma.
D. 3. Pounds. Civil war veteran: at
tended the cncampment which was held
at Fajrmont tn epast week.
Mrs r. c. fisher and sister MISS
Alice Alexander were the guests or
friends in New Martinsville Tuesday.
Robert Wetzel was called to his nome
at Rosbys Rock by the illness Of rel
r. W. Walters of Woodsfeld. Ohio
was a business caller in town Thursday
The usual program for Memorial Day
will be observed here. The American
Legion has secured n speaker from
GAINESVILLE and the Sistersvillc band
will be here to furnish the music. The
Ladies' Circle G. A. r. are also assisting
In the arrangements and Will furnlsh
refreshments in the Hannibal Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kasserman ana
son and Mrs Oscar fisher spent Wed
nesday afternoon at New Martinsvllle
]. VI. Shafrer of Wheeling was in town
Wednesday repairing the pipe organ IN
the VI. E. church.
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MT, PLEASANT
Asth Annual commencement.

Mt. Pleasant boasts OF on" OF the al l.
est high schools in the state and IN
this section Of the Ohio valley.
Two very Interesting programs VIII
be rendered by the nine members grad
uating this season. ON Friday evening
May 20. the class Will present ~ alley
Farm drama ~ long establish ii REP
utation. in the high school auditorium
The bacCalaurratc services Will be-
conducted at the Friends church On
May %.
commencement proper viii be held n
high school auditorium.
The program Will b" as follows,
Prayer ....:.... Rev. +. W. L"dwI"k
Our Old High" (Sonr> ........ Parks
II. $. Chorus:
Salutatory ... Earl Lyman Pri'"
Americanism Helen Marjorie Craft II
Recitation. .... Bruiah Elizabeth Hruc''
Recitation Edna T TnHnTr ,i NsS
Girls tilre cub
Columhia's Hope Donald clyde Griffith
Love Of the beautiful. Michael GElaup
Class Prophecy Esther Mae Grafton
''Pale in the Amber West" Iatks
Glass Poem 49,. Virginia Leslie Wright
Yaledictory. Helen Naomi Wells
Address. DIR. Dickson Lrttt<ogrsh>
AS in Days Of Ynrr" 49,. .Pinenti-faSkS
Girls Glee club.
Presentation of Dtplomas .........
................ Dr.. f. l.. hawthorn"
Girls Scxtettc.
Tickets for both programs VIII Dc on
sale at the Peoples National bank. Al
mission to each program will be 25c.
HI. Pleasant Briefs.
Miss Clara Mitchell. who is i'll at hsr
home. is improving nicely.
Mrs. Elmer Wells, who was ill., is lE!-
proving nicely.
Mrs John Ltten Of Colerain spent
Saturday at tho home Of. her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T.. B. Jones.
Miss Clara Meek Is slowly improving
Mrs. Charlie Sponhal,z and grand
daughter Of Rayland. Mr.. Edward Spon-
haRz and lady frienl spent Sunday at
the home Of Mr.. Harry Sterling.
larry Woodruff was caller 1T the
home Of Allen Thompson Sunday.
Floyd DauGherty is i'll at his home
with pneumonia.
NcSsrs. Clarence and Elwood Harth.
'und;ly with their aunt. Mrs. John
fTa"rv Sterling was shopping IN
Wheeling Tuesday.
Elmer Lawrence Of Steubenrnle -
amending a few days at the home Of his
Colerain.
MeSsrS. Henry Zeycr ami son Charles
md Howard Scott. were callers near
GAINESVILLE Wednesday.
Y
ing in Wheeling Thursday.
Officials of !. q. =. r lodge reports
that a class Of ten candidates Will ne
given the third degree at the meeting
TO be held In their hall Saturday eve
ming. Plans are being male for social
session TO follow the work.
The annual banquet given by the
alumni association in honor e the grad
yates Of high school will be held Thurs
day evening. May 2s. in the high schi ~
auditorium. II promises 10 10 The
largest banquet given for some time.
Marion Dutton is i'll at his home.
Rorn-To Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cor
such, a fine baby girl. Tuesday. May ~.
George CLANCY was L caller in Wheel
ing Saturday.
Miss Ada Milhoan was caller IN
Wheeling Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs Frank THOMPSON spent
Monday with their son. Allen.
Mrs. Floyd Sterling AMI children ard
Miss Mayme Milhnan. were shopping in
Wheeling Thursday.
Mrs. ]. \. McGlNn Of BridGenort.
spent Sunday with her friend. Mrs. Wal
Mrs. Sophia Hooper spent Thursday
at the home Of her sister. Mrs. William
Lawrence.
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.

Mrs Fred Howell. Of Somcrt"n. Wis
tied Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. Lake
Howell
Mrs Abbic Naylor is spending Il few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Ida SKIN
ncr. uc Mt. Holly.
Mrs ESsie Mcllott. of Mt. Holl, spent
last week with her sister, Mrs. Laura
Long, Of bethesda, Ohio.
Mrs Jane Purkcy. of Spcidcl. OHIO.
was shopping in Wheeling Wednesday,.
Mrs. Lawrence Huby, of MorriSt"wn.
Is visiting at the home of her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmers Rogers, OF
Sp-idel
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bailey visited
Sunday with the latters parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George McBurney, OF near
Mt. Ohvct.
Mrs. Mary Outland, Of near Mt. Olivet,
visited Tuesday with her sister. Mrs.
Jane Purkcy. of Spcidel.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hunt. OF Spcidel.
were shopping in Barncsrille Wcdnes-
day.
\ daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryant Burson of Mt. Olivet, May IL.
Mrs George BirChfirld and daughter,
Miss Edna, spent q couple Of days this
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L|TTLETON

Miss Lara OFT is visiting relatives In
Warrington for a few days.
Miss Pearl Marshall has returned
home after a short visit with friends III
New MartinSville.
Miss Faust has returned home after
spending the past few days at her home
in Grafton.
James Robinson left Thursday for
New Martinsville where he Will make
his future home.
Roy Anderson is confined at his home
with measles.
Miss Arlo Nay who is attending
school at West Liberty spent the week
end here with her mother, Mrs. S. Nay.
Mrs. G.. r.. Jones Of Warrington spen.
Sunday here with her mother, Mrs. Chas.
Sturm.
Francis Freshwatcr Of Golfers spent
the weekend here with friends.
Mrs John Barrett and son Neil or
MCMcchrn spent the weekend here with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. II. Antill.
Mr. and Mrs j. T. Burch are spend
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COlERAiE

NJ. Rurriss Of Martins Ferry was the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. NJ. J. West
lake Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. LeMoine White and
daughters June and I2rth OF WellsnurS
we're the guests Of their parents, Mr..
ami Mrs X. +. White Sunday.
The Coleraia public school closed Fri
day with four graduates, Miss Ethel
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with the latter's parents, Mr. and MIS-.
w. NJ. Vanhorn.
Mrs. Howard Hamilton and family Of
Warrington are visiting friends here fcf
q few days.
Mrs. Clyde Henderson Of WellsburS
is visiting her parents here Tor Few
days.
The many friends Of George Stidger
will be pleased to hear he IL much I'M
proved at this writing.
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week in Pennington. w. Va, where
they attended the closing Of Miss Daisy
Birchlicld's school
Mrs. Marion Dyer Of near Mt. OliVet,
visited Sunday with her parents. MT.
and Mrs. Scott Campbell. Of Mt. Holly.
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A Scotch policeman In London WIS
keeping the crowd away In front OF the
houses Of parliament. 4 stout excited
women endeavored to pass but he re-
strained her.
I'm the wife Of cabinet minister
She insisted. You must let mo pass
The Scot eyed her. unperturbed.
Madam you couldna pass II ye were
the wife Of a Presbyterian meenister!
American Cookery.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-11-24
LYONS FISH AND GAME CLUB HUNT RESULTS
In CASUALTIES In THE RABBIT AND SQUIRREL
FAMILIES OF 1923 HEADS. REDS WIN CONTEST

Since war was declared October Is
between Briar Rabbit and the hunters,
a company of troops in Lyons, known
as the Lyons Fish and Game club, has
been maueuvering its forces. Part of
the troops known as the reds we're
in command of Captain Roger and the
remaining troops known as the blues
were in charge of Captain Max Spring
er.
The Advanced guard of the oppos-
ing forces met early Saturday morn
ing on line extended from Reeds
burg to Portage and sharp fighting
continued all day Saturday and Sun
day. At nine o'clock Sunday night the
Lyons troop were complete masters
of the field and the dead numbered
one hundred and twenty-nine rabbits
and squirrels. No casualties were suf-
fered by the hunters although one
tank on four legs, which emitted a
sound like dog, had to be carried in
by Corporal Geo. Hammermeister.
Several other tanks were declared
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tend their best wishes to the couple.
Several little friends surprised Mar
vel Ruda at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ruda on Walnut
street Friday evening in honor of her
tenth birthday anniversary. Games
were played and general good time
enjoyed At six o'clock supper was
served with birthday cake and 9th
er good things to eat. Several nice
gifts were left Marvel by the guests
all of whom report a fine time. Those
present were Melvin Wilcox, Leona
Bayer, Irene Harmed, Alger Ruda,
Catherine Nessler and Viola Sum
mers.
The Ladies Aid society OF the
South Side church held their annual
bazaar and supper. Thursday, Nov.
18th. The affair was very successful
the proceeds beng $110. The electric
lights which have just recently been
installed in the church are a great
improvement. The ladies are crate
full tc the merchants who contributed
in any way to the bazaar.
H. c. Kinzler and family have
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} TUESDAY o
K 0 O O 0 Q Q Q Q Q X

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Har-
vey, a ten pound son on Saturday.
Nov, 10Th.
Mrs John Martiny spent the day in
Madison with her daughter-inlaw
Mrs. George Martiny, who is in the
Methodist hospital at that place. Mrs.
Martinys many friends will be glad
to learn that her condition is much
improved and everything seems fav-
orabIe for her recovery.
Miss Viola Go1lmar has returned
from Waukesha where she attended
the Homecoming game of Carroll
college. Her sister. Miss Leora Coll
mar, who was graduate from the
college last year, joined her in Wau-
kesha and an enjoyable weekend
was spent with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles HEM of Sank
City spent the morning here, leaving
for St. Mary, Wis. where they will
attend the marriage of niece, Miss
Gertrude Wacker, to Mr.. Albright of
Lone Rock. The ceremony will take
place tomorrow and the couple will
make their home in Lone Rock. The
BRIDES father, Louis Wacker, is a
brother of Mrs. Hem.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stopper very
pleasantly entertained a party OF
young people on Sunday in honor of
the birthday anniversary of Miss
Carroll, at their home on Webster's
Prairie. At five o'clock a bounteous
dinner was served in true country
style after which a general good
time was enjoyed. The guests pro
nounced Mr.. and Mrs. Stopper the
best Of entertainers.
w. A. Too1e has opened an uptown
Office for his flowers and plants in
part of the building occupied by the
Gottschall electrical shop. Mrs. Lena
Rich Holt will have charge of the
office which was formerly located in
her home The new location is much
more central and permits Of fine
window display. Mr.. Toole carries a
big variety of cut flawers and plants
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hird returned to
Chicago this morning after spending
several days in the city, the guests OF
Mrs. Frank Herfort and Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Schnurr. Mr.. and Mrs
Hird were married in Chicago on
Wednesday, Nov. 18th, and came tC
Baraboo on their honeymoon trip. Mr.
Hird is with the Continental Can com
pany in which capacity he has made
several business trips to this city
and made numerous friends, who ex