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GRAND AND PETIT JURORS
List of Grand Jurors, Feb. Term 1921

.ist of Grand Jurors, Feb. Term 1921 R. A. Hutson, Carlisle F. P. Campbell, Caroline John T. Barnes, Cleveland John D. Robinson, Crooked Creek W. A. Glover, Eagle Ed CarLee, Gumwoods Sam Dardnne, Indian Bayou w. F. Coleman, Lafayette R s. Boyd, Lonoke J. H. Cathey, Oak Grove s. w. Eason, Pulaski R. G. Kirk, Richwoods C. R. Howell, Walls E. F. Owen, Ward A. L. Alexander, Williams J. w. bowman, York
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Mrs. J. A. Riley is able to be out again, after being confined to her home six weeks, suffering from sevre burns she received Thanksgiving Day.
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ALTERNATE PETIT JURORS

Otis Reed, Carlisle J. A. Darlington, Gumwoods Walter Adams, Gumwoods w. H. Young, Lonoke J. M. Narramore, Totten Geo. Sanders, Williams c. c. Ferguson, Pettus Spencer Elcan, Lonoke
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WANTED TO BUY

Wanted to buy second hand car in good condition; apply to Rev. A. B. Barry, Pastor of M. E. Church, Carlisle, Ark. 37--tf
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Rev. J. R. Barnett of Forest City filled the pulpit at the Baptist Church Sunday night Jan. g. After services the church. met in conference and called Bro. Barnett as pastor for the year. Word has been received that he accepts the call and will be here in the field February 1.
 Miss Dorothea Reiff spent Sunday with homefolks.
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ALTERNATE GRAND JURORS

c. W. Russell, Goodrum John Benson, Hamilton Hugh Standley, Pettus W. T. Hamilton, Gumwoods J. B. Bennett, Caroline w. H. Koonce, Lonoke
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Insist upon milk from tubacular tested cows; don't risk your child's health. Calling phone IA R 8 you will be supplied with milk from cows that have been tested many times. Demand safe, sanitary milk.
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sYkEsyILLg.

Alra. Emma ward. Of Daisy. Howard
county. Is visiting her daughter. Mira
Kemp
Last Saturday. little Ward kenny.
was playing around tractor pillow
and got hjs hand caught. breaking one
bone and badly MASKING his hand
Mas Belle Knox was operated on
al the Maryland General Hospital.
baltimore lasl Monday and NJ this
writing IL doing nicely.
Miss Nellie Gather spent the week 3
Mrs Eugene Berry entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society OF 81 rRul's
Church. last Thursday afternoon.
Mr. William Reynolds IL ggain IN
the University Hospital. Baltimore.
end IN baltimore
Mrs John Harris delightfully."- ea.
tentained the Ladies' Of SykeaNiis
w G. 7. u. Tuesday afternoon,
Mrs David Deane gave a birthday
party Monday afternoon IN honor Of
her son, David. who was seven years
old. The little tots had a delightful
time Those present were Margaret
shipley. Sarah and Joseph Bennett
Ethel Melville Barnes, Linwood
FOrthman and David Deane. jrN
Invitations are out for the marriage
Of Miss Mary y Waters. OF Oakhursi.
Montgomery county. 70 Mr. William
DeVries. ON the 10Th Of January.
Mr.. and Mrs William Bennett en-
tertained Sunday. Dir, and Mrs Henry
4. Buettner and little daughter, Mr..
aud Mrs Henry Bennett and children.
and MIR aud Mrs. Richard Bennett
The children OF little Ward Keinp'a
Sunday school class were entertained
by Mrs. Kemp. Sunday afternoon, Miss
Margaret Harris. their teacher, TAX
ing them all tahere IN her car,
Mrs. Margaret Mellor entertained
the Junior card alub Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs Kirk Amos very de-
lighrfully entertained 70 supper hass
Sunday afternoon the following girls
land boys. IN honor Of their son,
Ralph's 18TH birthday. Louise bennett,
Grace Wheeler, Eugenia Brown. Eliza
beth Duderar, louise ForthmaN Lu-
/ ellie Roontz, Vernon Bennett, Jonn
Morris. Randolph Kilgore. sheldon
and Elw00d Hawkins, Ralph Gathers
Eugene Berry. Ftuberf Blizzard Thom-
as Forsythe, celius Brown aud Mrs,
Gather aud daughter, Carolyn.
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Pheasant VALLEY BANK Eject. Oaleer.

The ANIMAL meeting 81 the sioeb
holders ~ Pleasant Valley Bank waa
held ON Thursday. January 6, The old
board ~ directors was reelected eX-
cnpt William T. Babylon who resign
"a and IN his stead John H. Brown
WAS elected director
The board reorKaniSed BY the re-
election 81 A Daniel IseiateF. presi-
dent. Edgar ~ schaeHsF. vice presi-
cent and NeYiu W Grouse. cashier,
sud Charles O. Clemson. attorney.
This bank was orgaEiEed July. 1919.
and lts progress since that filne has
been very satisfactory to rs promot
crs. The stock * the bank is widely
distributed. BEING held BY about ig5
different citizens Of Carroll county
most 81 the stockholders living In the
vicinity OF Pleasant Valley
This "a the youngest bank IN Car
roll county and rs Stockholders are
trying tais year 10 build up the banks
resources 70 mako good showing a.
inc end 81 the current ysaT,
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sANDYyILLE

Sunday school az e45 Tits Sunday
morning az Sandy Mount AZ the close
OF the first anniversary OF National
Constitutional Prohibition viii be OBJ.
served by several short addresses
Never before has such a day dawned
In the history OF any people. The hdop-
ton rof the eighteenth amendment q
the Federal Constitution marks the
consumatlon OF a movement for which
millions OF loyal men aud women have
worked and prayed and sacrificed anp
for whose triumph not only these bu
other millions have lonRed with an
unspeakahle longing II ~ fitiiuR thai
oil people should unite In honOrinf
the day Preaching ~ II o'clock, all
cordially Invited q, r. At 100. Topic
"self Control Led hy John Yingiing
The Mite Society met III the church
last Friday night. Notwithstanding
the inclement weather aud much sick.
ness. the attendance was fairly good
The male members were entertained
after the regular business meeting
Prof, stroyer. Of the Seminary, gave
an interesting address Spoke beagti.
fully OF the farm and country lie
the rural church, It's opportunities. etc
Chicken. ham. lettuce aud other sand
witches were served, also cake. aud
coffee. a pleasant evening was spent
The next meeting viii be held az the
home OF Mrs Nathaniel Zentz.
Mr.. Jaboz shreeve Was sick several
days last week
4 number OF people have had grip
colds
Messrs. Bertrand and Guy W capls
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Kratz. OF Baltimore.
Miss Grace Yingling spent several
days with relatives and friends on
Liberty I'm
Miss Clara Blum spent last week
with her brother ,alr. Peter Blum and
family. near Emory
Mrs. Edward Martin was Oh the sick
list last week,
Weather has been mild.
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A surprise Parry

Mr. and Mra. James burner gave a
surprise party, Thursday evening. De
cenfber 80. in honor Of their son, Tru.
man. Il being hts twetuy-frat birth
day,
The evening WAS spent IN social
chatting, playing games and music AZ
. late hour al were invited TO the dim
inE room, where the table was filled
with beautiful birthday cake With
twenty-one candles.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonaa Burner. Mr. and Mrs Ephraim
Myers. MIR. and Afs Harry Carr. Mrs
Harvey Nnsbaum. Ruth Nusbaum, Ma
omia Kaufman. Bell Stasaer Ruth
Starner Margaret Bankerl. Irene
Danner, Elizabeth Carr. Margaret
Frock. Heien Kaufrman. Marie Kauh.
man. Mary StMner. Helen SNEAK. vir-
ginia Burner. Aiessrs Truman
karr. Gary Kopntz. tiarghall
Key. Harry banner, William
F'rock. Wilmer Danner, Ralph kaua.
man. Robert siarner. Ivan Frock
Pani SNEAK. John Bankert. Sterling
Nimhanin. Matthew Black, Rullen Ny.
ers and fafi Nuaisaum
( AZ a late hour al departed f0I
their home Wishing Truman many
more happy birthdays
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49, svuAHK
UNION BRIDGE.

The Union Bridge Pilot and Publish.
Ing Company elected the following OF.
hcers and directors: John ~ Weaver
President. Jesse Smith. vice presi
dent, o. j. Stonesifer secretary. treas.
urer and Publisher. l., r Stauifer and
T.. o. Cash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Kutsche, OF
Washington, ID. C., are In town. ~,
has a patent dust protector and also
has walking machine on exhibition
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Shriner are now
occupying their newly furnished house
opposite the town hall
Rev. J W. Relnecke. of Westminster
hlled the pulpit Of the Reformed
church on Sunday
q. 3. LeForge, superintendent Of
the Tidewater Cement Company, len
on Monday for q three weeks trim
through the West on business for the
plant.
james Billmyer Is home on a visit
from New York city. He is attending
Art School there
The First National Bank has erect.
cd a telephone booth in the bank.
Charles Selby is building a garage
which will hold eight automobiles.
The First National Bank OF Union
Bridge held It's election on Tuesday
snd elected the following directors
Jacob s.. Gladhill. Il. o. Cash, T.. NJ
Nusbaum. John II. Repp and L. r
Stauffer.
The anniversary dinner given by
Mrs. Englar TO her son. Mr. Frank.
Englar, was held January g,
1921. The refreshments consisted %
seven plates OF roast fowl and all
kinds Of good things. Games and mu-
sic were the feature In the afternoon.
Those attending were Rev, and Mrs.
Nicholson. Mrs. Amelia Aldridge aud
sister, Margaret Engel Mr. and Mrs
ID !. Stouffer, Mr.. and Mrs. b. n. Ham
maker and two sons. Misses Sarah and
Bessie Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. ], D. EnEel
and daughter, Alice, Mr. and Mrs. Bur
rier Cookson. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r.
Haines. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Smith.
Charles Cable. Marshall Deyilbiss and
Edward Devilbiss.
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DETouR.

DIR. and Mrs. r. r. Diller entertain
ed at a dinner on Sunday Mrs. Anna
V. Dlller and Miss Ella Dutrow. Mr..
and Mrs. r.. NJ. Shank, New Midway
Mrs. Roberta Smith and daughters,
Thelma and Margaret, New Windsor.
Miss Martha Fogle Westminster.
Misses Helen Warner. LILLIAN Baker
and Adeline Snader. all OF New Wind
sor, visited Miss Victoria Weybrlght.
during the holidays.
LATHE Miss Wlnifred Rooms was TAX
en- TO Frederick City Hospital last
week where she had her tonsils, ade-
noids and gland In her neck removed
She Is doing very nicely and expects
TO be home In few days.
Mrs William Rinehart has returned
70 Baltimore after visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il Lee Erb.
Mrs. Dorsey Diller returned home
Sunday from Washington, accom-.
panied by her sister. Mrs. NJ. Fiohr
and Mr.. and Mss Charles Nay.
Mrs. NJ L. Fogle and sister and
little Miss Mae Myerly have been or
the sick list but all are improving,
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KEYsyILLE

Harry Dlnterman spent a few dayt
I'm York recently.
Calvin Valentine and wife. Robert
Valentine. wife and sou Carroll
Frank Alexander and wife, Peter VII
hide and wife attended birthday din
ner, In honor OF Mrs. l.. r. Valentine
near Emmitsburg. Tuesday
Charles Young and wife gave
finch social TO their neigiibofs last
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Peter Baumgardner is yisitinr
her son. Norman Raumgardner and
wife, OF Taneytown.
Harry iDinterman and vile spent
Thursday at the home OF w II. Moaer
OF near stoney Branch, wa9 stlll con
tinues quite H.
Edward Hahn, wife and daughter
moved to Fairfield. Pa, Monday.
Charles BoIlinger and Miss Creager
OF New Midway. spent q few days u
Lancaster aud Philadelphia.
Calvin Valentine and wife called OF
the formers brother, Charles Vaien
tine. OF Keymar, Sunday evening
Grier Keiholtz, wife and daughter
Roseanna. and Lulu Click were reeen
callers OF @. w Young and wife.
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MELROSE.

Naomi, infant twin daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Hesson, OF near this
place. died on Monday morning. aged
z months and "A days. She was III
abont ten days with severe cold fol-
lowed by CONCLUSIONS, which caused
her DEATH Besides her parents, she is
survived BY one brother and two sis
ters, William, Rosetta and Ruth, all at
home. Funeral services at her par
ents home on Wednesday morning al
8 q. m. Further services at Bixler's
u. b. Church. Burial in adjoining
cemetery. Rev Ludwig officiating.
The pailbearers were Masters Carroll
Frock, Dennis Warner, Guy Shaffer
and Earl Shaffer. w. l.. +, Bergman
funeral directors.
Mesrs. L. l.. Roger, Christian Roger
Mrs. Adam Glesey and Miss Martha
Roger, all Of this place, attended the
funeral Of their sister, Mrs. Lucinda
Cramer, of Shamoakin. Pa, which
WIS held on Saturday last. Mrs
Cramer was the daughter OF the late
Jonas and Mrs. Mary Roger, OF this
place.
Mr.. George sterner and son-in-law,
OF Blooming Grove, spent Sunday at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Eisen-
huth, OF this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eisenhnth and
Bon, Leyere, Mrs, Ezra Frock and son
David, spent Sunday at the home OF
MT. and Mrs. Andrew Eisenhuth, OF
Ebbvale. Mrs Eisenhuth, wlo was
sick, is able to he about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Coppersmith. OF
Bachman's Valley, spent Sunday at thu
home OF the latter's parents. MIR. and
Mrs. John Theriet. OF this place.
MRS. Mamie Thurman and children,
Naomi and Charles, OF Hanover, spent
a few days at the home of her par
ente. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Little. o.
this place. 80 sk,ses
A young Peoples Christian Endeav-
or Society was organized al ST Je-
rusalem's (Bachman's) Church on
sunday evening last MIR. Guy Fowler.
president OF the Y. p. S. c. Il. for Car
roll County. delivered an inspiring adj
dress, after which the following ofiic.
ers. were elected for the ensuing year
President, James Ham Vice Presl-
dent, Geo. w. Sullivan; Second Vice
President, David Leppo: Correspond
Ing Secretary, David l.. Frock: Re-
cording Secretary, Lester Leese.
Treasurer. Harry Leppo: organists.
Louise Leppo, Carrie Stegner and LII.
sic Sullivan. The next meeting will be
held on Sunday evening, January %,
at 7.S0 p. m. The topic "Christian En-.
deavor Achievements and Its Possi-
bilitis," will be discussed at that
meeting. Everybody IN the community
come and help make this society
success.
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The Ladies' Aid Society OF zion
Methodist Protestant Church met
Thursday, January 6, at the beautiful
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. David q. HOOK
and was royalty entertained by. them.
The meeting was opened by It's pregi-
dent, Mrs Alberta Poister, by reading
the scripture lesson, prayer by Mrs.
Ruth Shipley, recitation by Louise
and Evelyn Hook. reading by Mrs.
Goldla Wagner. Mrs. =. o. Wilhide.
Mrs. Mary Shauck. duet by Miss
Marie Polster and Mrs. Gladys Bair.
then the business part Of the meeting
was attended to. after which all were
invited TO the dining room where
table groaned with refreshments, con-
sisting OF cakes OF various kinds
candies, nuts. ciofIee, cocoa and LEM
onade. Thanking the host and hostess
for their hospitality adjourned TO meet
February 3 at Mrs. Elizabeth Will
hides. A welcome to ALL Among
those present were Messrs. and Mes
DANES D. q. Hook, Joseph 7. Hook.
John A. Polster, George A. Shipley,
Oscar Baker, mesdames Maud Baker.
Elizabeth Wilhide, Grace Smith. Ruth
Shipley Virgie zepp, Mary Shauck.
Elsie Myerly, Margaret caples. Maud
Pool. Florence Owings, Gbldia Wagner
Lottie Schneider, Bertha Zahn, Ella
Schneider, TIilda Shipley. Martha Eas-
ton. Misses Pauline Hook. Prudie
1Ouge. Beatrice Shauck, Bell Easton.
Marie Polster, Louise. Evelyn and
Marie Hook. Ruth and Dora Schneid-
er, VIM. Smith. Levie zahn. Howell
Shipley. Melvin Zepp, Charles Schneid-
er and others.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Schneider had
as their guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph ledlic and family, Of West
minister.
Mr.. VIM. Lynch visited Mr.. and Mrs
J. p. Wilhide Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lynch had as
their guests Wednesday evening Mr
and Mrs. John A. Polster. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dayton Waltz. Mfs, YirEie Zepp.
Misses Marie Poisier. Margaret and
Alverta Waltz. Mr.. Eben Arnold and
others.
Mrs. u. o. wilhide and Mrs. Flor
eDce owings spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Laura Frizell near Bl0one.
Mr. and Mrs VI. j. Conner we're
Sunday guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hughes. Mrs Hughes being on
the sick list
Mr. Walter Edmondson has moved
Ills sawmill III Nr, q. c. Zepp's woods
Mr. and Mrs C. A. shlpley visited
friends al Bird Hiil Sunday.
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rhamp.en sentrneea 10 tlnIIow..

Rockville, Md, Jan. s,--After a
dramatic defense In which he declared
hts wife had deliberately lied In an Of
fort TO send him to the gallows. Gus
Vernon Thompson, charged with dy-
nemitlng the home OF James BOlten,
killing him and the two children n
Hattie Shipley. his houseke0per, war
found guilty OF the triple murder By a
jury at Rockville late this afternoon
and soon afterwards Thompson was
sentenced BY the court to be hanged
The date OF his execution viii be nam.
ed by Governor Ritehie,
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Robbed !. pnd 0. lFrcIsh Car

sheriff IlDom went 10 Baltimore
TaeNday and brought home three men
Cor breaking open a u. and q, freight
car al Gathers. ard lodged them IN
Jail The men gave their names IS
Geo Collins, Jos. Seymour aud Vim.
shaw Al hallinE from the South. The
two 0rsl men are white, the last be-
ing coiored Detective .stiner Of the D.
and D. caught the men.
ono OF the men said thar they we're
riding the freight train thas Jumped
the track near woodbine, upsetting
81 loads % coat and killing q colored
train rider. These men escaped with
out being injured.
Their case viii come up for hear.
Ing saturday morning before Justice
Walsh,
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v. On. G. Alumni Banquet.

TMc annual banquet OF the alumni II
Western Maryland College will be peid
az The Hotel EmerEon, baltimore, on
February is. the guest OF honor boing
Dr A. Norman Ward. the new preEi-
dent A committee has been named
OF which L. J P0llitt IN chairman; Or,
G. 4. shrceve, vice chairman, aud j
Bib Mills. secretary. II. T. Carman,
q s. District Attorney. will be toast
master. and The Rev. DIR. ThOm1a
Lewis. president OF the General Con
ference OF the Methodist Protestant
Church. IL expected 10 be present.
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prumgoId coneert NJ Omar.

All who heard the Drumgold Con
cert Co. give thor sacrcd concert n
the Lutheran church last year will b.
delighted 10 known they will be al the
Opera House January 90. under The
auspices OF the Dorcas class Of the
Lutheran Sunday School There are
ten members IN the company under
the management Of Dr. r. II, Wertz. q
Hanover. Pa. directed by Madam
nrumgold herself They are all artists
of ability and win give a fine program
whioh will be sure 70 please all. Come
early.
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NoRrnERN CARROLL.

The union services we're largely
attended II Silver Hun during The
Week Of Prayer
The Holy Communion viii be Oh.
served ht 81, Marya Lutheran
Church Sunday. Ianuary 10. aud u
che Reformed, sunday January Is. Of
both morning and evening Hefyires.
Sit JacU8 Hull. ~ Harrisburg. s.
spending SONS time with relatives
here.
Harry J brown aud family. ~
White Hall spent Wednesday wini
Charles brown.
Mrs. A n. HeltebridIe. 81 Mayieryy
spent the week eith relatives here.
SIR Ell ilu.teFeF. Of Taneytown.
spent a few DAYS with relatives here
The nice weather has brought the
farmers into their fields To pillow Ia
January.
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Meeting Of The woman,s Club.

The Womans Club, OF Westminster
met on january II at the residence
OF Mrs $, l., Bare; the president. Mrs
Carroll AIbaugh presiding. Many In
tereatlng points Of American history
were brought ont in the following pro-
gram Study subject. Tho Monroe
Doctrine IN Later American History.
Mrs Myers Oregon and Alaska, Mrs
WariIeld: Round Table. international
Relations and Expansions Ambitions
Mrs Ward. The next meeting viii Il
held January ~ with Mrs, Charles
ElIlingslaa.
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gambler

Christian Endeavor at Providence
Methodist Protestant Church Sunday
evening. January Is, at D. m. Topic
"SelflControl; How to Get 1t. It's
Reward" Leader, Moses I. Barnes
All welcome
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet al
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Herchel
Mnlers Thursday afternoon, Janu-
AIRY "a, at 2 D. m.
Mrs Harriet Gambler spent SUNDAY
with Mrs. Edward Bonner,
Mr.. and Mrs Will Warehime. d
Overlee. spent Sunday with Mr.. ant
Mrs Frank Warehime.
Mrs Alice Williams, Of Virginia
spent sometime with her brother, Mr.
Horace u. Shipley and family
Miss Bianch Ford Of Hanover. Pa.
spent from Tuesday until THURSDAY
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Weather Prophets See Sign OF Con-
tlBued Coed Weuiher.

Ten garter snakes were dug up
Tuesday 81 Austin Waehter. State
road employee. working on hill near
Chariesyille, Md
Tho reptiles were uncovered about
three inches below the surface Of the
ground and we're all within two feet
Of each other. Weather prophets de-
clare the snakes. found near The sur
face OF tho ground this time 81 the
year, are a sure sign OF continued
moderate weather
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Charles T. w. sullivan. 0f fancy
town. IL held under $500 bail for the
May term OF grand jury on the charge
OF perjury in securing O marriage H.
ccnse. sullivan WIS issued Q license
10 wed Mary Pauline Lockner. daBgh
ter of Mary j. Lockner, and It Is said
gave the wrong age The girls mother
had the warrant issued for sulllvan's
arrest.
The case was tried before Justice
Walsh Wednesday,
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A Few Drinks Lett

Washington, Jan. 7.--counted IN
gallons. this Ia how much spirits
there was IN Government warehouses
September 30, 1920. according to the
record given Congress:
W1hiskey. af.500,G43.
Rum. 8O5,556.
6in. 906,fe2
High wines. 1895
Alcohol. S76.90S.
Cologne shirts, 550,5SS.
Brandy. 7aD,877.
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BLACKS.

Mr. Walter Bowers. OF Park street.
was kicked by his horse and is coh-
fined TO his bed
Mr.. and Mrs Mervin j. Harner and
son, Laverne, spent Sunday visiting
at the home of Mr. Birnie Reinaman
and family, OF near Walnut Grove. Mr.
Reinaman. who is confined to his bed
for the past seven weeks with com.
plicatIons. Is slightly improved
Our farmers are taking advantage
Of this mild weather, and are busy
blowing and hauling manure.
Tbe health Of tho community fairly
good,
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saving lumber aud barn frame Tor IT,
=. shlplsY the harm frame bting
a bank barn on the property be- re.
Gently bought from bis sister Mra Z
" williams. and lumber for an add,
ton TO his store 10 that he can cara
a larger line Of store goods.
Mr.. chas u Barnes Is having barn
frame saved sir Vim sayior aud
and men wili baild ssm a bank barn
on his property IN the spring
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srArrwooD.

Sunday school az 10 a. m. at Mount
Pleasant Methodist Episcopal Church,
Preaching at p. m, at PrOyihence
Methodist Protestant church
4 Caroline Buckingham. OF near here.
spent few days the past week with
the Misses Roop, OF New Windsor
Mr.. Alexander, Of baltimore, spent
last Thursday with his friend Her
man Green.
Mrs. VIM n. Shauck spent the
weeks end IN Baltimore.
MIR Elias Shilling OK near here, II
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with her parents. Mr. and MrA, ~
Ford
Mira. Weiss. ~ Baltimore, spent
from Friday until Sunday With Mr..
aud Mrs Fred Weiss
Mrs Dalilah Uibnon and Mrs Wei.
tina Lindsay spent Friday with Mr., aud
Mrs Clinton shipiey.
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Mr.. and Mrs Charles ] Peitz enter
tanned on Sunday. January ., IN honor
Of their son. John II peltz. and bride.
the following guests: Mr. aud Mrs.
Harry Croft and sons, Sterling and
Harold. MIR aud Mrs. Edward Wilhelm.
NIr. and Mrs John alstig and daugh-
tiers. Telma aud jamie. Mr.. and Mrs,
William Bowers aud son. Bobbie. Mn,
and Airs Ira Englar and daughter.
Marian. Mr William Warner and Miss
Cora KoOntz,