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The Bingham County news., 1922-12-29

home.
Signor Christensen motored to
Blackfoot Friday and gave Santa
Claus instructions for his trip.
Very few families are escaping Sc
we're colds in some form or other.
Only three pupils were perfect in at
tendance in the month of December.
They were: Hannah Fackrell, Mer-
den Criddle and Evan Chaffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vero Chandler enter
tanned A. ]. Snyder and family and IL
v. Chandler and family at seven
o'clock dinner Xmas eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Beasley ate
Xmas dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Whyte.
Robert Stone and family were the
guests at the home Of c. Snyder on
Xmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Edwards tool
Xmas dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Maxwell.
Will Whyte and family are making
an extended visit at different points
in Utah.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
Notice Of Foreclosure Sale by Sheriff

Joseph Nogara, Plaintiff, vs.. David s.
Jackson and Isabelle Jackson, his
wife, Defendants.
Under and by virtue of an order of
Sale and Decree of Foreclosure and
Sale, issued out of the District Court
of the Sixth judicial District, County
of Bingham, of the State Of Idaho, on
the 23rd day Of December, A. D. 1922,
in the above entitled action, wherein
Joseph Nogara, the above named
plaintiff, obtained a judgment and
decree of foreclosure and sale against
David S. Jackson and Isabelle Jack
son, his wife, defendants, on the ?3rd
day of December, A. D., 1922, for the
sum of Six Thousand Fifty and 22-10O
($6050.22) Dollars in United States
gold coin, besides interest, costs and
counsel fees which said decree was,
on the 23rd day of December, A. D.,
1922, recorded in Judgment book Of
said court, at page 346, I am COM
manded to sell that certain lot, piece
or parcel Of land, situate and lying in
Bingham County, State of Idaho, and
bounded and described as follows:
The North half of the Southeast
quarter Of Section Thirty-two. Town
! ship Five South, Range Thirty-one
| e. B. M. with 80 shares of water ap-
purtenant to the said land.
Such sale to be made subject to the
first mortgage on the said premises
in favor Of Daniel Hutchinson.
! Public notice is hereby given that
on Tuesday, the 18th day of February
AID, 1928, at 2 o'clock pm. of that
day in front Of the Court house door
of the County Of Bingham, I will, in
obedience to said order of sale and de-
cree of Foreclosure and Sale, sell the
above described property, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to sat
isfy said judgment, with interest and
costs, ETC., to the highest and best
bidder, for gold coin Of the United
States.
Dated December 23. 1922.
| A. H. SIMMONS, Sheriff
By D. P. BRILL, Deputy Sheriff. 1921
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Friday from Logan, Utah, where she
has been attending school,
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Judge are at home for the happy
Yuletide.
The school gave its annual Xmas
program Friday night in the L. D. s.
church. The crowd was large, well
behaved and appreciative. The pro-
gram was entertaining and we'll pre-
pared. Santa Claus came in at the
proper moment and distributed the
presents from the tree. There was 9
we'll filled bag Of candy for every
child in the neighborhood and enough
left over to treat the adults.
School is to open the second day ol
the New Year.
Jim Shelman was visitor in the
Grove City Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Blackburn and
daughter, Otella are spending Xmas
and the holidays in Blackfoot with
Mrs. Blackburn's parents.
Mr.. Chris Thurston from Glenn's
Ferry, reached home Saturday nigh
to spend Sunday with his family.
DR.. McKinnon was summoned t.
the home Of Frances Roylance Christ
mas eve as their infant daughter wa.
quite sick.
DR.. o. X. Loomis is spending hi
holidays in Boise, the guest Of H. X
Wiley and family.
A. J. Snyder was the guest of Dr.
Hoover over night Friday and whil
there attended a meeting Of the Ma
sonic order.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vero Chandler mad
a shopping trip to Blackfoot Friday
and were entertained at the Beeb
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ALIAS SUMMONS
IN THE PROBATE COURT or
BINGHAM COUNTY, STATE OF
IDAHO

Consolidated Wagon and Machine
Company. a corporation. Plaintiff, W
E. w. Cobbley, Defendant.
The State of Idaho sends greetiuKs
to the above named defendant.
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear in the above entitled Court, to
be held in Blackfoot IN said County
and State, in the above entitled catae
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, upon the 23nd.
day Of January. 1928, and answer
PLAINTIFFS complaint on fle in said
Court, or Plaintiff will take Judge
ment against you as prayed in said
complaint.
It is alleged in the complaint that
the defendant is indebted % the
plaintiff upon promissory note da-
ted the 10th day Of April, 1s11, and
falling due October I, 1s33, IN the
sum Of $s0.s2 together with interest
at the rate Of 10 per cent per .annum
from the 10th day Of April, 1854 ana
for $4,000 attorney fees provided for
in said note, no part Of which has
been paid.
WITNESS my hand and seal Of said
Court this 18th day Of December, 1854
SEAL J. Il. GOOD,
Probate Judge
THOMAS & ANDERSEN, Attorneys
for Plaintiff. Residence and p. O.
Address, Blackfoot, Idaho ISIS
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SPRINGFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Leach stayed
over night in Blackfoot last Wednes-
day
Henry Berg was Blackfoot visitor
last Wednesday.
The dance given at the L. D. s.
church Tuesday night for the benefit
Of the base ball team was well at
tended and very much enjoyed by all
Mrs. L. M. Rich was at the switch
board few days this week during
the sickness Of the Criddle children
Hugh Line made a business trip to
Blackfoot Tuesday.
Harvey Blackburn and party re.
port their arrival at Los Angeles.
Several people from here attended
the shooting match at Sterling, bring
ing back six fine turkeys into oul
neighborhood. Francis Roylance, Bot
Stone and Jim White won a turkey
apiece while Signor Christensen re-
turned with three.
Mrs. Walter Bringhurst returned
from Pocatello THURSDAY and Is great
ly improved since her recent opera
tion.
Several from here attended tn,
dance at Sterling Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Shelman left OF
Friday for Asotin, Washington, wher,
they will visit their son, George ant
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Shelman wer'
early settlers In our community AM
viii be greatly missed.
Robert Stone made a business tri,
to Blackfoot Friday.
Miss Lucille Cushman reached hom
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
at the regular meeting Of the Board
Of County Commissioners Of Bing-
ham County, Idaho, in January. 1923,
the undersigned, sherinf-elect Of said
county, will apply to said Board for
permission to appoint two regular
deputies to serve In said sheriff's
office.
Dated at Blackfoot, Idaho, Novem-
Der 20, 1922.
A. B. STEPHENS,
Sheriff-elect of Bingham County,
Idaho. 1918
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NOTICE.

The Board Of Directors Of the
Blackfoot Irrigation Company, has
extended the time an additional :hir-
ty days in which to pay Assessment
No. So. Of $500 per share, from De-
cember 1, 1922, to January 2, 1888.
Stockholders will be required to
pay all costs and expenses Of adver-
tising and per cent interest PER
month from date Of first delinquency.
Dated December I, 1922.
GEORGE +. COBBLNY,
12-1S-14-15 Secretary.
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The Board Of Directors Of the West
Branch Canal Company has extend
ed the time an additional thirty days
in which to pay Assessment No. 80,
Of $500 per share, from December I,
1922, to January 2, 1923.
Stockholders will be required to
pay all costs and expenses Of adver-
tising and 1 per cent interest per
month from the date Of the first de-
linquency.
Dated December /, 1922.
GEORGE T. COBBLNY,
12-13-14-16 Secretary,
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. HONEY S
PHILO
.AUTOCASTeR

HALF of US dom: begin to thinl
= : before we're thirty-hve. w,
just think we think. When we ge,
to forty we're still fools but som.
of us know it. We have right te
expect twenty-three years of life
At forty-fve we may expect to liv,
twenty years, at fifty we can loo,
forward to sixteen years and a,
flfty-hve, thirteen ye; rs and the bel
will ring if it don't ring before
Fancy fellow having thirteen
years to live taking time fault Ind
ing. He sleeps half the time. Tha,
cuts him down to six and a hal.
years. Chop out holidays, Sundays
time for three a day and he's Just
got time to start what he hopes ts
finish. Come to think of it, some o;
us had better quit picking on thu
other fellow and ger S.n-
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1 seFsi 4Ga e4J 0 19Ag
RO9M
: # UNCLE JOHN

In evenn an still hear the whppoor-
will send forth his plainve heard the frog
the bayng of the old COMMUNICABLE grunin of shot
The glory of the night when cckets cirp skeeters
bite lent sperit to the hour-delightfu in warp
an woo the randraps the clapboard
dreamers full of power. But now, alas The
modern way commences when hit the hay an
the midnight bell We hear the quaws from Tmbucoo
the dismal groan from Waeroo-the from hell
We gather all of eyerv grade
boadcasted Though the air. We dingus up night
and ketch the hymns of hate spite let
! used to poulce hot for
al the nnard pains got-to draw
EN- to the skin-but amt got no ~. <e.S>- -
keen desire fer rigs that draw y LZEEA< ~.
without wire, an fetch hyster- -<E~-S
inl
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Ley Inquisitive

At the busiest hour he pauses to
ask
What two countries took part in
the Spanish-American war?
How long did the seven year war
last?
What was George Washington q
first name?
How old was Methusula on his
hundredth birthday?
What's the price Of ten cent sand
wich?
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So Are We
I'm tired of eating
And drinking and sleep,
OF crowds one is meeting,
OF dates one must keep.
I'm tired Of poetry,
Poverty, Pelf,
And, If you must know it,
I'm tired of myself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-06
PIECE OF BONE IS
TAKEN FROM BRAIN

Spencer. W Va. July 5.--FClow'nE
an operation today in the Ravensw"od
hospital. in which piece OF bone WAS
removed from his brain. Everett Starch
er, OF this city. who last night was re-
ported as dead. tonight was recovering.
and while still in . very serious condi-
ton would probably get we'll according
70 word reaching relatives here.
Starcher was bringing" "a corpse TO
.his city from Ravenswood. when the
automobile truck he was driving skidded
and turned turtle on the road. huryinG
him under tho wreckage and !njurinE
him 10 the extent OF crushed skull
and chest Recent storms had washed
out the railroad tracks between here
md RavcrSwo0d and the trip by truck
was neccssi'atcd. lie was taken 10 the
hospital IN Eavenwood. where the deli
cate operation was performed. and ac-
cord'ng to information toniCh; VIII re-
cover.
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FLORIDA LAWkAkER
FAILS TO ANSWER
LARCENY CHARGE

Tampa. Fla. July o. ~ {. Stuart
member or the Florida house OF repre-
sentatlves who Is charged in an indict-
ment returned in Lockport. " y, I'VE
years ago. with second degree larceny
failed TO appear in circuit court today
when his habeas corpus hearing was
called. Stuart was arrested .ast week.
but was released few hours later on
n writ OF habeas corpus rcturnaole to-
day.
Stuarts attornies said he had left
the city and friends added that he was
on his way to Lockport to answer the
charges. Deputy. sheriff Francis or
Lockport. armed with cxtradition pap
ers has been here since Monday to take
STUART TO Lockport.
Stuart came 10 Tampa conr years ago
from New York state and two years
later. as Democrat was elected TO the
legislature from this city. He was re-
nominated In the Democratic primary
last month for a second term Stuart
later wired that he was enrou;c 10 Lock
port 70 surrender.
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JUDGE, MADE FAMOUS
BY FEUD, BURIED
Death Ends Career Of Kentucky Jurist
VINO Opened His Court With
Prayer.

London. Ky. July 5.-FNncral scrv-
ices for Circuit Judge Hiram !. John
SON. aged a years. one Of the most
widely known jurists OF eastern Ken
lucky. who died at his home here
Monday. were held today. Judge
Johnson won wide attention through
his success IN bringing 20 halt a
mountain {eud in his district and for
his tncessant warfare agains; moon
sinners.
Soon aHter winning the bench n
one Of the most turbulent districts IN
Kentucky or platform OF law en-
forcement. Judge Johnson was called
upon To stop an outbreak ot III"
RcnSe- Martin-Philpot feud IN Clay
county. All OF the participants were
brought 70 court and placed under
neace bonds Before leaving the
ringleaders shook hands and declared
truce.
Frequently his court sessions were
opened with prayer or scripture
reading. Following such an opening
q, one OF the sessions - mon cited
10 appear pleaded guilty and wer"
allowed to go TO their homes and
returned 20 court with their stills
which they destroyed.
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NEW DERRICK
FOR SAND BOAT
STANDARD SAND AND GRAVEL
COMPANY MAY ERECT PIER ON
SOUTH SIDE WATER FRONT
Company's New Snnd-Dtgger, ScanoaFo
NOW Tied UP At Wharf-Sanoo"
Nearing Completion


The newly organized STA 'u","
ana GraFeI company M"|n
est ehtr! IN the 'oV". pu',"'e nnr-
~! supply houses W "e'',"e ,,oo-
tomplatlng erecting U'FF'CN "''N
ssbiy Il dock on inc river =,
near Th'rty-tourth street "l'h''
near future
Ho particulars in regard 70 the plans
a., the COST Of erection of the river front
works could no, be learned last night
hu, the rumor OF the erection OF such
a rlant was confirmed by on employe
r, The COMPANY last night. The Stand
ard will also have their office and gen
eral rlant In the souths!de near
Twenty-fourth street and from reports
will he the largest and most modern OF
all the plants OF the like nature IN this
district.
The companr's sand-d!gscr arrived
from pittsburgh Tuesday afternoon ana
Is now tied "a the local wharf where
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YOUR WIFE
HAVE CRAMPS
EACH MONTH
AND SUFFER- AGoNY-JooK OLD
RAGGARD--OR SPEND n
DAY IN BED2
SIMPLE REMEDY STOPS
IT-GET 1T FOR HER.

II your wife is IN misery with Peri
od!cal cramps and pains each month NJ
NenstrautIon time. she suffers lot or
unnecessary and unnatural pain. IL
makes her look old. haggard and bad;
She Is forced to neglect her work ana
many husbands get up and COOK thelr
own breakfast one day each month lot
this reason-but why should they when
n simple harmless. iittle home remedy
will Danish all that mIScry In just rev
minutes?
Come down To the drug store-ask
about Adams Wonder Capsules. TAKE
her home bottle. Thousands or women
use them each month and II your VIE
falls to get complete relief from every
sign OF misery. Cramp and pain AFTER
using three doScs--mOn"y back (See
guarantee on each PACKAGE. Results
come quick Bottle lasts FOR months
She viii he delighted and they are harm
less az sugar. Perhaps. she has hest
rated huying them herself. Surprise her
with a thoughtful deed. Have them
handy for the next time
Note. We gladly prcDay Adams
wonder Capsules anywhere on receipt
of price. 81.
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SHOPNEN DENY
RANKS BROKEN
uNIoM OFFICIALS AT PAERE2S-
BURG SAY ALL THEIR NEA
AR1 OUT.
Imported Man Put 20 work ny .. d o.
Rosd-wAnts to Employ More Men

Parkersburg, ". Va. July 6.-Cnion
officials hero tonight claimed that the
waIkout Of the different shop crafts
continues on hundred percent In spite OF
runors that mum bers OF the men who
went out the first OF the week had re-
turned 10 work. It Is also claimed oy
the officials that the men are prepared
10 remain out indefinitely unless some
arrangements are made for settling the
difference that now exists between the
company and the crafts.
Regarding the negroes who are SAID
10 have been brought In here as strike
breakers. the union officials said they
we're regarded as merely laoorers and
that they cannot do the wor kin the
shops further than IN that capacity
There Is said TO be about 40 negroes
here IN the shor all OF whom are en-
Eaged In taking care of the engines and,
some are employed in cleaning cars. II
Is claimed that no machine work Is be-
ing done in either OF the shops of the
two divisions that are located here.
Imported Men nt work
Railroad officials claimed that all men
brought hero from the outside nave
been put to work In the shops and that
additional labor Is being hired where Il
can be found. They claim that the local
shops are running and that consii-
cradle amount OF work Is being done by
the imported men, some OF whom are
said 10 be expert machirlsts Officials
are also working In the shops and up to
the present time there has been no de-
lay in the operation OF trains.
Tho local unions are holding meetings
daily to discuss the situation. II was
reported by the officials tonight. Up
70 the present time II Is claimed there
are between 800 and 700 men out on
strike In the two shops and yards here.
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a short VlSt AT the nome OF thef
daughter. Mrs. William She'll. Of Cam
ton.
Mrs. Charles Bulger OF Be!laire and
Mrs. Clyde Bulger of GAINESVILLE were
called 10 Akron yesterday an account OF
the serious Illness OF the latter's SOM
In-law, Everett Cahoon. OF that place.
Judge W. w. Cowen and wife Of West
Main street and Attorney and Mrs.
Lee F. Dobhs OF Wheeling are spending
the week at Cedar Point. where the
State Bar association convention Is
being held.
Miss Marguerite Morris OF Barnes
Vile has returned home after a shors
v!si. at the home Of Miss Marjorie Har-
desty Of East Main street.
J. L. F'rint OF Wheeling spent the
Fourth OF July at his home on East
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Calne Of Martins
Ferry have returned home after a short
visTt at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs J. o. Perry.
Mrs. D. C. Hardesty NJ East MaIS
street was a Wheeling visitor yester
day.
Attorney H. T. Tyler OF Bellaire wal
a business caller here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ Wilkes OF Eas
Main street were Flushing viStor
Tuesday afternoon.
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ness II attend the diaSnost!C clinic 10
be held soon i great number OF these
patients can be cured II they are seen
in the carly stages of the disease. II
will be impossible for all suspected
casos in the county TO be examined AT
this clinic but II Is thought that linz
tied number Will demonstrate to tho
people OF Belmont County that tuber-
culosls is prevalent and that every per-
son should have a periodical physical
examination.
Entire Mons Club
The Entire Nous club vii! meet THIS
evening Mt tho home Of. Moss Marie
Gordon OF East Main street. FortT-twO
will he the chief diversion o' the even
,ur. and dainty refreshments Will be
scrved by tho hostess.
st. ClaIrsvtle Briefs
Mrs Frank Bryant and children Of
Marietta street are visiting relatives
IN Detroit
Miss Marie HERON Of GAINESVILLE has
returned home after short visit with
M,ss Roduska Wiley If this pace.
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Ferry and chill
drcn o. Cleveland have returned home
after Spending two w"clts at The homes
Of Mr.. and Mrs. !. q. Ferry and Mr.. and
Mrs J. 6. H"inlcin ~ cast nf town.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Butcher Of West
Main street have returned home after
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Miss Freda Walker, OF ParkersourE; ING
usual pastimeS were enJo!eu .srv-6
o'clock. when a picnic supper was serNeu
nm the lawn. Dancing was the main at
traction in the evening, after ""'SI
Treshmepts we're served. The merry
crowd enjoyed theatre part! last '>''
ing.
Tb. rnlIowinr neor!c have returned
home from Welcome Inn. where thcS en-
joyed a fine chicken and ",.IitT ~ =! n
Messrs. and MeSdan"s. II .. nm :. 49,
Wclshars. Ralph lTyor. q, J. Ell L,,,i 49,
Misses Mary Elizabeth Wc'SnHhS' r F.H.,,.
Pryor; Masters Kenneth mn, I,ri,
Welshans. Herbert Fryor ana JACK
Pryor.
The members # me res! w.. , ~.
church and their friends are rec. .hh
invitations TO a measuring parry -.
church on July lAth. given oy MISS Nh ~,
lie Muorc's Gloss y good tim" - ~,
store for all. as there will he games anu
other amuscmcn,s amd later reireS"-
mcnts vii. be served.
warwood Personals.
Miss Garnet BrookrS has ie'urht"
homo after spending the f"urth WIN
Miss Virginia Kcthte!. Of West A'eA""-
DER. -,
Mrs. Earl Frye, "F Shrri 'r'"&; =
omit, III at Tho North Wheeling hospital
Mr.. and Mrs f. W. rhckcs ana son
James. have returned home after visit
ing relatives IN Canton. -. 1911,
Harry Kennedy. 1r.. ~ tIcN''an'' WI
arrive soon TO join his family mere
where they Will take u? their i"'n'e
residence. .,,,.
John Harrison is in New Mart!asT!lie.
where he is visiting his son ana famliE.
Mrs G.. l.. Bremen and MISS A;ice, o;
Pittsburgh. arc the guests o. M'' All
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ceremony.
James Earliwlne. age 81, a farm.r
and Delta HugIEns. age 90. both OF
WarnOck.
Thomas DonlHy. age 80, coal mintr
and Mrs. Louisa Eurtoft. age "a both
NJ HarncSVillc. Rev. Patterson per-
.ormcd the ceremony.
David Henry Mowdcr age -. mer-
chant ~ hllcdon!a and NADIA Marie
Caldwell. agc &c. Of Howhatan. Rev. I.
w. co0I"r performed the ceremony
New Case Piled
Jennie hickman W.. Joseph Ruckman
Action Tor al.mony on tho grounds ii
gross NEGLECT and extreme cruelty. A.
torncys ThornburS & Lewis represent
the plaintiff.
Free Tuberculosis Clinic
The persons registered for the clinic
are not tho advanced or known cases.
hut those suspected of having the dis
ease or who have been unduly exposed.
and with whom We arc associating daily
IN the home, school. church and work
shop.
The nurses report the finding OF many
patients who. on account of loss or
'nss Of weigh; and general III health.
will hc invited 10 visit the clinic for
chest examinations. Most ot these per
sons have not been examined by phys
!cian. hut have expressed their wiling
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POSSE SEARCHING FOR
MURDERER IN ILLINOIS

Hillsboro. his. July S.--A sherlffs
posse today was searching for Andy
Ruise. Mexican laborer. who yester-
day shot and killed his sister-in-iaw.
Mrs. Gomatilla Hasvera. and seriously
injured his wife from whom he was
separated.
Ruise left a note which translated In
part read:
I will shot this woman because all
women are bad and all men are good"
After shooting the stster-in-law.
Ruise turned the weapon on hts wife.
but when It failed him he beat her
unconscious with II. The killing &C.
Cured at Taylor Springs. near here.
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Making History.

INFANT MORTALITY past ages has been something ghu something
almost beVond belief and even today occupies the time and the mind
leading pbvsans all countries The death among Infants being grad
uay reduced through methods Hygiene representatives. and new ree
dies This reduction in the death rate has Nol oeen
np the precautions taken and remedies by adults Rather has been
keep clear of old methods and choose after long research the pecauu0nS
and remedies specifically applicable to infants
being necessary for caution mothers against Tyng
rive her babv relief with remedy that she would for het3 WIN she
remember that Fetchers Coa strictly remedy for infants and children
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WARWOOD
Items for this column may be left
at MoNanlara's Drug store for Miss
Elizabeth Mcclure, correspondent
Plan for Outing.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Chris
tan church. met last evening at the
htome Of Mrs. Herman stevens. on Ohio
avenue when plans were made for an
outinr TO he held In the near future. Mrs.
charles Moore presided a tho business
session. after which a social time was
enjoyed.
eacred Heart Devotons.
Sacred Heart devotions WIFI he o.
served In Tho Corpus Christi church Fri
day. July eth. Confessions Will be heard
this evening and mass Will t." held Fri
day morning AT 30. RoncdtCti"n Of tho
blessed Sacrament Will be offered after
mass.
House Party.
Ore ~ the pretty affairs OF the week
vas house party AT me hons ~ Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Cornell I'm honor of
their guests, Miss Julia Rodgers and