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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25
lIISSIncFARM
HAND IS FOUND;
MIND IS BLANK


ShefAeld, Nov. 25.- Henry. A..
B3umgartner, who disappeared
Tuesday while working on a farm
near Mineral, was found yesterday
after q three-day search extending
over ROCK island, Henry and Du-
reau counties.
Baumgartner IL q victira of men,
tai alteration. He appeared to
have completely lost his mind and
was unable to recognize his wife
and two children.A
SeArchers who have c0mbed the
countryside for miles around Min
eral found the lost man 20 miles
from the farm which he left sud-
denly ON Tuesday afternoon. - He
was wandering about in an aim
less way and he made no effort to
elude the searchers.
Baumgartnef was taken to the
home of his mother. Mrs. Frances
Baungartner. 2508 Eighteenth
street A, Moline.
Four Of Baumgartner's sisters
reside in Moline. They are Mrs
Barbara Tagge. Mrs. Fillmore Crane.
Mrs. George Daebeiliehn and Mrs.
John Engstrom.
Farmers residing near Mineral
declare Baumgartner was working
in field when he suddenly picked
up his coat, walked toward the
road and disappeared.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25
BURGESS BANK
CASHIER FOUND
IN MEXICO CITY
Wire to Brother.in.Law ut Gales
burg for Funds Reveals Where.
abouts Of L. L. Frost.
(special to The Argus.D

Aledo,> NOV. rs. = A telegram
from l.. L. Frost, cashier of the
Burgess Farmers bank, who has
been missing since Thursday, today
revealed his whereabouts. The
wire was sent to brother-in-law
at Galesburg and requested that
the sum of $25 be sent to New AL
buquerque, New Mexico.
A lapse Of memory, brought
about by poor health, which he has
suffered for some time, is respon-
sible for Mr.. Frost's disappearance
Officials Iof the bank state that his
accounts are in perfect shape. He
apparently had no business or fam
lily troubles.
kilograms were sent to officials
at Albuquerque to detain Mr.. Frost
and to Masons in that city to pro-
vide, for him until friends could ar
rive. W. n. Hunter, a close. friend
of the missing man. left today for
New Mexico. Frost is 80 years old
and has a wife and two children.
How Mr.. Frost got so far from
home is a mystery, as he had only
$40 when he left Burgess.
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every CITIZEN
IS INVITED TO
FAIR MEETING

Especial to The Arsus.,

-Aledo, Nov. 2S.-An unusually
large attendance u expected at the
annual meeting of the Mercer
County Agricultural society, the
organization which controls the
widely known Aledo fair. The
meeting will be held Tuesday in
the court house being called for
p. m. A disastrous fire Just after
the close of the 1920 fair and un-
favorable weather during the 1921
meeting threw the society into debt
about $4,000 but the society paid
all premiums for 1921. The society
went into the 1922 fair with an at
tempt to reduce expenses and while
many fairs lost money or broke
even the local fair cleared about
$4,000 through July Fourth cele-
bration.
Considerable criticism has been
directed against the 1922 manage
ment and this is expected to be evil
dent at the annual meeting to
which every citizen is entitled to at
tend and have a voice in the pro-
ceedings. There are no Stockhold-
ers in the local fair but the OFF,
GERS and board personally stood
back of the Indebtedness and nat
urally would be glad to either see
the society out Of debt or be re-
lieved of the responsibility. Last
fall the attendance was about U.s.
900 and the fair was a success in
many ways although there were
numerous obstacles to be over
come.
The Mercer fair has grown to be
an institution and draws unusual.
ly large exhibits and crowds from
outside its boundaries and the
county as whole works to make
it success. And the management
desires that all interested attend
the annual meeting, thresh out any
differences and start boosting for
the 1928 fair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25
SERVICES FOR
JOHN E. NELSON
Especial Correspondence.)

Geneseo, Nov. 25.-The funeral Of
John Esbeck Nelson whose death
occurred at the home of his daugh-
tetr, Mrs. William Atwood, north
of this city. Tuesday, was held at
the Myers Mortuary chapel yester-
day afternoon. Rev. F. A. Hoerner
of the Grace Evangelical church Of
fciated. Interment was in Oak
wood cemetery.
Mr.. Nelson was . well known
resident Of this vicinity, having
come to Geneseo from Pennsylvania
in 1867. He was born in Broust,
Denmark, June 6. 1895, coming to
this country in 1861.
He was married to Miss Adeline
Lorinda Dewey, June 80, 1863. She
preceded him in death 10 years.
Mr.. Nelson engaged in farming in
this vicinity with great success.
During the past years he had been
invalided and had resided at the
home of Mrs. Atwood.
Those surviving to mourn his
passing are two daughters. Mrs.
William Atwood and Miss Mary
Nelson Of Geneseo and four broth
ers, Andrew of jacksonville, Calf. !;
Lars and Peter of Elkhorn, Iowa,
and Martin of kimballton, Iowa.
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SHERRARD Man
ANSWERS CALL
(Special Correspondence

toRSSA&A
Sherrard, Nov. 25.-WilliRm MINI
rick, aged So, passed away At S
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, fol-
lowing an illness Of six months
duration. Mr.. Nimrick had been a
resident of Sherrard for "a years.
He was born July 10, 1859, near
Milan. He was united in marriage
to Miss Augusta Fall Of Opheim,
April %, 1891. Besides the widow,
he is survived by an adopted
daughter. Roberta. Three broth
ers, Luther, Jack and Guy, all Of
Swedona, and four sisters, Mrs.
Sadie Pomoroy. East Moline; Mrs.
Maude Shroyer, East Moline; Mrs.
May McNeal, Matherville, and Mrs.
Belle Sullivan, East Moline, also
survive. His parents and one
brother and sister preceded him in
death.
Funeral services will be held at
10 o'clock Monday morning from
the home. Rev. A. c. Freden Of
the Orion Lutheran church, will Of
ficiate. Burial will be in the Swe-
dona cemetery.
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Aledo Church Notes

Baptist Sunday school 1T 10 Z
n. Rev. z. A. Gilmore, district
superintendent, will speak at II ..
m. B. Y. r. u. ct s p N. Rsv.
Gilmore will speak at the Enon
church in the evening.
Swedish Lufhsranr %. r. Domeij.
pastor. Sunday school at S:45 L m.
Preaching service in Swedish at
1915 a n. Junior mission band
program in the evening It 7.
First Presbyterian-Dr. A ]. Ar
rick. pastor. Sunday school at 10
.. M. siorning service at IL. Eve
ming service at Z, when the pastor
will speak on Americas Opportu-
nifty.
United PreshytsfiaA-J. B. Pol
lock. pastor. Sunday school at 10
a. b. Morning service at IL.
Young Peoples meeting at 6 p, m.
Evening service and sermon at Z.
First Mcthodist-Sidney A. Guth-
rie, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a.
N. Morning service at IL. Ep-
worth league at 6 p. m. Evening
service at Z.
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and
Get


This is turning m old phraE fAce
about, but modern methods Of reducing
fat have made this revision possible.
If you are everfat and also avef1S TO
physical exertion: If you are likewise fond
of the table and still want to reduce your
excess flesh several pounds. do this: Go TO
your druggist Tor write the Marmoia Com
pany. 1919 Woodward Avenue. Detroit.
Mich and give him Tor send theml one
dollar For this modest amount OF money
the druggist VIII put you in the way OF
satisfying your ambition for nice. trim.
slim figure. He will hand You case OF
N armoia Prescription Tablets. tcoupound-
ed in accordance with the famous Mar.
mola Preseriptioni. one OF which tou
must take after each meal and at bedtime
until you. begin to lose your fat steadily
and easily Then continue the treatment
until POUR weight ID What you desire. Mar.
uola Prescription Tansess arc not OILY
harmless but really beneficial TO the gcp-
esai health. You don't need starvation
diet or weakening exercises. Just 30 on
eating what you like. Leave exefciGng 70
the athletes. but take your little tablet
faithfully. and without doubt that dabby
flesh will quickly take unto itself wings.
leaving behind it your natural self. neatly
clothed in Arm flesh md trim muscles.-
-(Adyertigement).
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WORRIED over
MONEY LOSSES,
Man ENDS LIFE

(Special Correspondence.l

tSpoCl8l COtre6po0dence.)
Sterling. Nov. z5.-Despondsnt
over recent financial troubles, H
Oscar Ritxman. prominent and
supposedly wealthy farmer Of
Whitesids county. ended his life
Thursday night by shooting him
self through the heart with . As
calihre revolver.
At the inquest held Thursday
afternoon. the coroner's Jury re-
turned a verdict Of death by his
own hand, Mr.. Ritzman was 4S
years of age.
After eating his supper Thurs
day evening Ritzman bathed and
went into a spare bedroom where
he locked the door. He then lay
down ON the bed and shot himself,
the bullet passing through his
body, the bed and into the floor.
His wife and son were in an ad-
joining room when the shooting
occurred.
In a note left by Ritzman to his
son, he told of . local real estate
dealer stealing over 1880 from
him in one deal. He also told Of
other financial difficulties.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow, with burial in the Prairie
vile cemetery.
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W. S. CARDIGAN
OF GALVA WEEDS
EMMA PETERSON
Especial Correspondence


Galva, Nov. 25.-Miss Emma Pc
terson and W. Stanley Garrigan,
both OF Galva, were united in mar
rage Wednesday evening at the
Congregational church parsonage.
Rev. Lanhan officiated. The at
tendants were William Garrigan
and Miss Esther Larson. The bride
wore a dark brown duvetyn trav-
cling suit and hat to match.
The bride is daughter Of Au-
gust Peterson. She is a graduate
Of the local schools and has taught
for several years. Mr.. Garrigan is
the owner and operator of the Galva
Ice company. After a wedding trip
to Chicago they will be at home
in Galva-
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FISH PLACED
ORION CLUBLAKE

Epeclal Corerspondence.)
G Nov. 25.-Messrs. W. II.
sea. Charlie Gustafson, For
gEne and Miles Keel went
~ Boston Thursday and re-
= the evening with over
or the sunf1sh. blue gills,
and bass varieties for the
n Wuntry club lake.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25
SHORT COURSE
FOR Students
OPENS DEC. II
Prineiples Of Earn WetA y u O. '
fefed-Oatsids Tuit3ea WIN De-
Paid By County.
Especial Correspondence

toRcOAA oaAVoR~AsssSeASDsS
Geneseo. Nov. 2s.7Ths high
school agricultural short course
will begin Monday. Dec. II. The
Geneseo high school has the repu-
tation in school circles OF Offering
to the boys interested in farming
one Of the oest short courses IN
agriculture in the state OF Illinois.
The course consists OF farm me-
chanics. farm woodwork. principles
OF mechanics and Engliah Farm
machinery will be handled BY
Stewart West and E. C. Bennett.
The work in farm machinery Will
be carried ON at Carl Bros, and
the Roos company dealers In farm
implements.
Principles in farm mechanics
will also be taught by Mr.. West.
who has graduated at the agricuf-
tural college At the University Of
Illinois. Farm woodwork will be
taught by John Bond, Of the manu-
al training department, and Mrs.
J. d. Darnall will b in charge OF
the classes in English.
The course Is Of 10 weeks dufa-
ton. The tuition Of students out
side Of the township district win
be paid by the county.
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CHICAGO LAWYER
WILL TELL rAUIT8
or CONSTITUTION
Especial Corrsspondenee. J

Geneseo, nov. 15.-lntefest q
added to the address IN favor OF
the adoption Of the new proposed
state constitution by Attorney
ChaSleS e. Sturtx of Kewanee, ILL.,,
at the Geneseo township high school
by the announcement Of one In op-
position At 8 o'clock NEXT Wednes-
ray 1t Mystic Worker hall.
Hon. Clarence Darrow of Chicago,
one OF the foremost lawyers OF this
country, Will deliver the opposing
address.
James H. Andrews, mayor Of Ke-
vance, will also speak.
The men and women Of Genesao
and vicinity are earnestly urged to
come and hear these addresses con-
corning a matter in which they are
vitality interested.
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SEATON CLUB HOLDS
GUEST DAY AFFAIR
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Seaton, Nov. 25.--Guest day was
observed Thursday by the Just-a-
Mere club, which met at the home
of Mrs. George Henry. Each mem
Der brought guest and a company
of AZ enjoyed the meeting and
splendid dinner. In a ThaAksgiv-
ing dinner contest Mrs. Roy Kim
namon and Mrs. Chauncey BoEgs
won first prizes. Mrs. Elmer Wal
ters and Mrs. Emma Spence won
consolation prizes.
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1|ODEFE'AITS
|ElUCnAMpS
IRE IS 1900
80 II Displayed ~ BstA
ImD, Dorothy and StepA-
- IN Llmelight.
Y 1nn1ciai TO The Argus.

sncfal 10 the Argus
- Nov. 25.--The Tiskilwa
~ herslded' as champions Of
county, met their Waterloo
ssSaay afternoon when they
ssS,c1 70 Aledo and went back
- Whitewash end Of a 1870
Il Thsy played real football
~ ~, making good gains at
= Vim passes and were good on
- back punts. but they were
s.iust a scrappy team which
1sp In fighting qualities what
Mod In weight.
y heals were in the game all
~ with Stephens and Dor
shcwing the strongest. To-
y tAe end the locals played the
a. most of the time and were
4 air way for another touch
- when penalized Is yards for
crowd pushing over the line
ne field. Before, they coxld
- ID the loss, the half ended
ne game was over.
|DarIns the first quarter Aled0
Sthf With the wind usually
- on the first play, keeping
: M we'll down into the enc
~ .srntory. They were aided in
= sflprts by several penalties,
Z II rs yards, inflicted on Tis-
~ The end of the first period
= With neither side scoring. On
4 first play OF the second quar-
4 Dorothy intercepted a pass and
- . fine return. Soon Steph-
! made 40 yards around left end.
ndlwa took the ball but on a
nksd pass which they regained.
ID few yards. Aledo received
: t6ort punt and after a few
p Dorothy carried q pass over
In points and added another by
|1laes kick. The half ended with
elstther scoring.
Il De third quarter Dorothy in
EGDbed a pass and Stephens
y afterwards went over for the
ia and last touchdown Of the
II The fourth quarter went
4 without either side scoring
|n6ugh the crowd probably cost
meals another SIX points by
Isding onto the field after re-
"a warnings by Referee Young
|iHkILWA. ALEDO
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25
LUTHERAN PEOPLE
SURPRISE COUPLE
Welded rs YEARS
Especial to The Argus. J

Especial to The Argus.)
Aledo. Nov. 25.-Members of the
congregation of the Swedish Luth-
eran church last evening staged a
surprise party on Mr.. and Mrs. C.
e. Bjorkman, SOB South Hemlock
street. The occasion was in honor
Of their silver wedding anniver-
sary. The company called at the
home in a body. In remembrance
of the occasion, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bjorkman were presented with .
chest of silver.
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QUINTET
CONCERT WILL BE
LYCEUM OFFERING


Aledo, Nov. 25.--The next num-
Der of the winter lyceum course
sponsored by the local Legion
post comes Monday evening, when
the Apollo quintet will give . con-
cert at the First Methodist church.
The musical company is under the
direction OF Arthur Wells. we'll
known musician, and the others of
the company are reported to be
players Of high ability. BassoOn
and aloppophone numbers feature
their programs.
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FINAL SERVICES
FOR MRS. JENSEN,
KILLED BY AUTO
Especial Correspondence

Sheffield, Nov. 25.-Mrs. Jennie
Jensen Of Chicago, a former resi-
dent here, was struck by an auto
mobile while crossing the street
Sunday evening and so seriously
injured that she died an hour later
at the Evanston hospital. Remains
were brought to Sheffield and fu-
neral services were held at the
grave in the Sheffield cemetery
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Burial was made in the Thomas
Elliott family lot.
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MISSION BAND OF
LUTHERAN CHURCH
TO GIVE PROGRAM
(Special to The Argus. J

AledO, Nov. 25.-An interesting
program will be given Sunday
night by the junior mission band
Of the Swedish Lutheran church at
the church. Features Of the enter
tainments will be the in-gathering
of the mite boxes and the award
ing OF the live membership in the
missionary society. Songs, reci-
tations and instrumental numbers
will make up the program.
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ATKINSON CLUB
WOMEN GUESTS AT
SCHOOL CONCERT
Especial Correspondence

Atkinson, Nov. 25.--Members Of
the Woman's club were entertained
at a musical program at the high
school Thursday afternoon. Miss
Helen Peterson Of Davenport gave
the entertainment
The H. B. p. Card club met
Thursday evening with MIR. and
Mrs. A. H. De Roo. Refreshments
were served and 500 played. An
all-day quilting was held yester-
day at the home Of Mrs. Fred Peter
son.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25
RESCHKE COMPANY
GOES TO HIILSDALE
Especial Correspondence. J

Geneseo, Nov. 25.-The H. A.
Reschke Construction company Of
this city has move its machinery
and mixing equipment to Hillsdale.
This company was recently award
ed contracts for the construction
Of bridges and culverts on the state
hard road which will be built be-
tween Hillsdale and Barstow.
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LUTHERAN LADIES
MEET ON TUESDAY
Especial Correspondence.

Especial COrrespondence.J
Orion, Nov. 25.-The ladies' aid
society Of the Lutheran church will
hold its next meeting at 2 O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon. This will be
the last meeting Of the year. The
hostesses will be Mrs. Charles Asp
lund, Mrs. Charles Swanson. Mrs.
Luther Westerlund, Mrs. Peter
Samueison. This society will hold
it sannual baZar on Dec. 5.
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MRS HAMIN I'LL.
{Sneciall Corresnnndenc,

NOpecIdI CVfTesnunuence.]
Erie, Nov. 25.-Mrs. Frank Ham
lin of Moline, who has been in iii
health at the home of her sister
Mrs. John Young, at Erie, was TAX
en- worse Thursday night. and heI
husband was called. On Friday
evening, she was taken to her
home. as it is thought an opera.
ton will be- necessary, appendi-
citis having developed.
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CEMETERY FENCE
Is NOW ASSURED:
CONTRACT Is LET
Especial Correspondence. J

Especial Correspondence
Albany, Nov. 25.-The new fence
for the enclosing of Oak Ridge
cemetery is now an assured fact, the
contract having been let by the
committee this week. It will not be
The cost will be about 81 900. Three
The cost will be about $1,000. Three
Of the four pillars for name plates
have been sold at s25 each to W. S.
Rosenkrans. Mrs. James Burnett
and Mrs. Clara Graves Of Rock Is
land, ---
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25
SABBATH SCHOOL
WORKERS GATHER
AT ALEDO CHURCH
fSDecial Correspondence

IOVeCIdI OOITeSpOHucuCcJ
Aledo, Nov. 25-Over $50 Sunday
school workers from Mercer coun-
ty gathered at a banquet Thursday
night at the United Presbyterian
church in Aledo. Rev. Z. H. HUFF
of New Windsor presided. Rev. R
w. Babcock of Moline gave splen-
did Address. Talks were also given
by pastors and workers throughout
the county.
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ISTMAS MENUS
VII BE SUBJECT
DGNGTON MEET

Spsc1al Correspondence
plxton, Nov. 25.-Mrs. Charles
word will be hostess to the
epreau unit next Tuesday aft
The topics for discussion
preparing poultry for table
a suitable Christmas menus.
csaries Burg will be the lead
talk will be given by Miss
Allen, home advisor. Pro-
lor the year will be distrib-
4 Tie session.
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SHEFFIELD HAS
SAALLP0xCASE
fSpecial Correspondence. }

Sheffield, Nov. 25-Shefiield board
of health reports Catherine Smith,
little daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. G.
H. Smith, ill with smallpox. Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Cecil and baby, liv-
ing east of town, also have small
pox. A child in the Cyril Tillie
home, west of town, is Ill with
scarlet fever.
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ARSHIP BRINGS
! PHYSICIANS TO
MOTHERS SIDE


Special Correspondence
aPmphetstown, Nov. 25.-Mrs.
nee Baldwin, who recently be-
ins q mother, was stricken with
lnlnis Thursday afternoon. Spe-
lists from Chicago were rushed
her bedside by airplane. The
by, which is the third child, is
10 ID 4 serious condition.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25
jackson Sale Postponed

The sale of John jackson & Son,
which was to have been held at
the Jackson Farm, east of New
Boston, next Tuesday, Nov. 28th.,
has been postponed three weeks on
account of his herd of Poland's get
ting the flu. The sale will be held
December 19th.-{Advertisement)
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E. n. BJORKMAN Is
RECOMMENDED TO
HEAD NWANIANH
iSpecial to The Argus.l

Especial to The Argus.)
Aledo, Nov. 25.-The nominating
committee of the Kiwanis club have
returned the following recon-
mendations for the coming years
officers:
President-E. H. Bjorkman,
Aledo.
Vice president-H. L. Thornton,
Millersburg.
Treasurer-E. W. Lewis.
The secretary will be selected by
the executive committee.
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SALE NETS $3.50.

ecial Correspondence
"a NOV. 25.-The annual sale
dhodist church which was
HItefday afternoon and eve
sttended by large crowds.
seeds Of the day amounted
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GENESEO JUNIORS
WILL, CLASH WITH
LINCOLN LEADERS
lSnecial Correspondence.l

Especial correspondence
Geneseo, ILL.,, Nov. 25.-The Jun
Tor Independent eleven OF Geneseo
will meet the Lincoln Leaders OF
Davenport at the Legion field at
2:3O tomorrow afternoon. The
Lincoln leaders won from the
Shamrock Juniors last Sunday by
a score of to 0.
The Shamrock Juniors Of Daven-
port will appear in this city on
Thanksgiving day against the Jun
ior Independents. The fans of this
community have Witnessed the
games of the juvenile teams with
increasing interest.
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TO
BE LAID TO REST
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Especial Correspondence.)

Galva, Nov. 25..FUnerA serN-
ices for William R. Kelly, Galva
farmer. who was electrocuted
Thursday. will be held at 2:5o
O'Clock from the late home tomor-
row afternoon. Interment will be
in the Galva cemetery. Mr.. Kelly
is survived by his widow and three
daughters. He was q member OF
the Galva Grange and Of the l. o.
@. F. lodge.
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MILAN G. E. SOCIETY
ENJOYS RADIO PARTY
Especial Correspondence. J

Especial Corespondence.)
Milan, Nov. 25-Miss Bernice
Nice of Milan entertained the mem
bers of the C. e. society Thursday
evening at radio party. Various
stations in the United States were
beard from. Refreshments were
served.
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FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR MRS. EDWARDS
Especial Correspondence.

Geneseo, Nov. 25.-The funeral
of Mrs. EllwOod Edwards, whose
sudden death occurred at her home
Wednesday night, will be held at
the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Grier on South Oak
wood avenue, tomorrow afternoon 6
at 2 o'clock. a 81