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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-08
HANDICAPSlN
CLUB TOURNEY
POSTED TODAY
Nothing Over Ten Strokes Awarded
IN Oak View Country Club
Golf Tournament
Especial to The Argus.)

Aledo, Aug. SIN the second
handicap golf tournament which
opened yesterday afternoon at the
links of the Oak View Country club
the handicaps have received q cut
in that nothing over 10 strokes
have been awarded members.
The committee in charge has
worked hard on revising the new
list and 1t is expected that the sec
ond tournament will be a great deal
more equal than the fi1st. The
tournament closes in two weeks.
Following is the handicap list post
ed today:
Scratch-L. C. Johnson, J. W..
Potter and B. H. Potter.
Two. l.. Candor. d. E. Farr,
Il. c. Kiddoo. A. NJ. Macy, W. l..
MannOn, ID. ]. VanAtta and Everett
Wells.
Four - f. H. Bjorkman, Lyle
Bridgford, Lane Bridgford, r. B.
Merritt, L. nj. Parkman and Lennie
Swanson.
Five-C. T. Bjorkman, G. c. Beck,
Fl. ]. Blazer, w. M. Christy, G. L.
David, Richey David, w. D. Emer-
son. Jr.. p. ]. Graham. Hays Hall,
I.iC. Johnston, r. P. Mcbride and
C.aE. Walter.
SKIS. r. Amlong, c. A. Beers
Reed Bridgford, E. T. Carlson, B
p. Fast, Edward Emrick, Jr., w. c
Grant, d. j. Kadyk, F. E. Malm
Herb McCleary, c. A. Morrow, Hi,
ram Parkman, p. S. Richey, ]. w
Wallace, r. L. Watson and j. A
Wells.
Eight-Virgil Anderson, A. ]. AT
rick, Harry Buckley, c. W. Burns
F. E. Cabeen, G. H. Deslauriers, L
C. Detwiler, v. H. Duvall. l.. L
Frost, J. M. Harvey. D. A. Hebel
c. J.. Higgins. r. C. Johnston, c. p
Lawson, o. M. Main, M. M. Mar
quis, ]. o. Sturdivant, A. w. Swan
son, L. A. Valentine, B. R. Winbig
Ter, E. H. Wells and r. d. Winders
TEN. A. Allen, G. W. Allison
Swan Berglund, C. E. Bjorkman, D
N. Blazer, J. A. Boggs, S. B. Bolton
oh. Bostrom, E. clearinghouse, ]. r
Braucht. A. G. Bridgford, F. E. Ca
been, G. H. Campbell, 0. E. Carl
strom, F. L. Church, w. T. Church
G. A. Cooke, r. G. Dawson, c. "
Detwiler, R. i. Doak, H. L. Down
ing, E. E. Emfick, w. c. Gray, c. 4
Haas, P. w. Hall, A. L. Kellogg, +
r. Kiddoo, W. C. Lemon, V. A. Low
B. v. Marquis, ]. H. McRoberts, {
A. Miller, Everett Olson, w. +
Philleo. Arthur Robinson, J. {
Schrader, J. c. Seaton, A. c. Sell.
w. ]. Sharer, F. f. Sherer. j. +
Shingledecker, ]. E. ShingIedeckel
Nelson Stead. Ralph Thede, B. {
VanAtta, G. D. Venable, G. "
Werts and C. c. Willis.
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REV. BERGE AND
FAMILY LEAVE
FOR VACATION
Especial Correspondence. J

Especial Correspondence :.
= Coal Valley, Aug. 8.-Rev. and
Mrs. William Berge, Stanford, and
Miss Kathryn Berge left Monday
on their vacation trip, which will
be spent with relatives at Hoop
pole, Sterling and other points in
Illinois. Rev. Berge has been
granted vacation for the remain
ing three Sundays in August by the
members Of the .Beulah and Coal
Valley Presbyterian churches, of
which he is the pastor. Rev. Ogle-
wee Of the South Park Presbyte-
rian church, Rock Island, will fill
the pulpit at the Beulah church on
next Sunday evening, Aug. 10. No
services will be held at the Coal
Valley Presbyterian church during
the pastors vacation.
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1hRESHINe IS
over; REPORT !.
HEAVY CROPS
Oats on Hulting Farm Aver,ra 4
Bushels to Acre-Corn Is h
Excellent Condition.
Especial Correspondence ,

Geneseo. Aug. S.-Threshinr /.
practically completed in this yicin.
ity. Crop returns have as 1 ruL
averaged satisfactorily.
Rye turned out an average a
about thirty bushels per acre: har
ley averages 40 bushels on In
better land. The high yield a.
wheat reported locally was 43 bush.
els per acre. on the farm Of Albey,
Miller. Oats which yielded Mir
returns were on the farm of Franl
Weston. which is operated BY Al.
bert Hufting at 20 bushels and tia
farm Of Albert Firch. where tn
average yield was Is bushels. Corn
is in excellent condition and lar,,
yields are anticipated.
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CREW IMPROVES
BLACK HAWK ROAD
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Rural, Aug. Sam Danielson Of
Milan, road commissioner OF Black
hawk and crew Of workers are
making big Improvement in the
road between Rural sand Black
hawk. To the south Of the high
way is dense timber. which has
always shaded the road to such an
extent that after rains the road was
in a muddy condition for an unrea-
sonable length Of time. The trees
In this timber are being cut and
trimmed so that they no longer OBJ
struct the road.
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SEEK OWNER OF
CARRIER PIGEON
T.. M. T. G, NO. ITO
Especial Correspondence.

V0PtCIdI OOI IeSpOuUtHCV.J
Sheffield, Aug. 8.-Dr. and Mrs.
T. Sprague of Sheffield keep large
number of pigeons and on Sunday
had some killed for dinner. When
the birds were being dressed it was
found that one of them was a car
rier pigeon. 1t bore the marks on
the right leg, E. M. 7. C. No. ITO,
and the number 81 enclosed in a
square. The left leg of the bird had
been broken at some time. They
were very sorry to make the mis-
take Of killing a carrier pigeon and
hope the owner may hear of the oc-
currence and thus learn what be-
came of his pigeon.
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REGULAR DANCE
TOMORROW NIGHT
Special Correspondence.l

GeneseO, ILL.,, Aug. 8.-The mid
week dancing party at the Big Bend
camp on Rock river will he held
tomorrow evening. the change from
Thursday to Wednesday evenings
having been inaugurated last week.
Pops Joymakers will again fur
nish the music as their appearesce
last week was very favorably com
mented upon.
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ENDORSE ~
COUNTY FAIR
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Kewanee, Aug. general sup
port Of the Henry county fair, Sept.
1922, is -evident throughout the
county and plans point to the most
successful fair the county has yet
enjoyed. With the reorganization
of the Cambridge association, the
officers are undertaking the task
of putting over" the fair with add
ed zeal. Harry S. White and DR.
H. C. McMullen, directors Of the
association, were in Kewanee to.
day and received the hearty CO.
operation OF the merchants anG
townsmen here.
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EIGHT ROOM A
good condition.
Eourtsenth and;
[, sell on easy teri
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LOG FLIES UP
AND HITS MAN
IN RIGHT EYE

Especial Correspondence
Cordova, Aug. 8.-Edwin Baniou
of Cordova met with a serious acci-
dent while cutting logs in Goes
timber. The end of one few up
hitting him in the head just above
the right eye. He was hurrled!
taken to DR.. Johnson Of Port Byron
and three stitches were taken infhe
wound.
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Nesus of WesferS,
Illinois il, Briefs

Silvis.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Suss are the parents Of q baby girl.
born yesterday afternoon. The new
conner is welcomed by three broth
ers and one sister.
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EXPECT LARGE
ATTENDANCE AT
GALVA CONCERT
fspecial correspondence.l

Especial Correspondence
Galva, Aug. 8.-A very delightful
musical program has been arrang-
ed for the regular weekly band con-
cert to be given tomorrow evening.
The concert will be held on the
north side. The soloist of the eve
ming will be Glenn Reed, well
known tenor singer. For many
years Mr.. Reed sang in this city
with the late Miss Mabel Olson was
his accompanist. With fair wealth
er the attendance tomorrow eve
ming is expected to be very large
as the farmers are through with
their threshing now.
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GENESEO KIWANIS
CLUB HEARS TALK
BY SOIL EXPERT

Geneseo, Aug. 8.-Dr. o. /, Ellis.
assistant chief Of the soil survey
bureau Of the University of Illinois,
gave the principal talk at the reg
ular meeting of the Kiwanis club
held last night. DR.. Ellis, with two
assistants, is engaged in obtaining
samples of soil throughout Henri,
county.
E. c. Bennett, instructor in ag-
riculture in the township high
school, was chairman OF the eve
ming. There were As members
present.
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J -FOUR UNFURNIS
! downstairs. b.
l. 362SL.

MODERN ROOM
savenue. east en-
payment. balan
will Day for il
sion. x. l. 10
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THE ]
AND DAT
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to.une avs 4
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PLAN SPECIAL
CHILDRENS DAY
AT OUTING CLUB
Especial Correspondence. }

Geneseo, Aug. Sin addition to
the regular ladies' day at the Out
ing club Thursday, the committee
in charge is arranging special feat
ures for a "Children's day." A spe-
cial stunt to be>given by the chill
dren is being arranged.
Members OF the committee in
charge are the Mesdames Minnie
Greene, Walter Lambert, Clyde d.
Ford. Arthur Sehlman, Phineas
Morrow, H. H. Withrow, Dale
Pierce and C. Charles Hanford.
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STERLING TO
HAVE new BANK
Especial Correspondence.)

Sterling. Aug. S.-Papers have
been made out and filed with An
drew Russell, state auditor, for a
new bank in Sterling. It will be
known as the Farmers & Merchants
State bank of Sterling. It will be
capitalized for 100000, and this
stock will be fully paid in.
Those interested in the new bank
are Ezra Mathew, for number Of
years president of the First Ma
tional bank here, John Wagner, at
torney, John A. Ward,-I. A. Mathew
and Walter X. Palmer. They expect
to open before the first of the year.
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COUPLE WE'D
s. YEARS AGO
(SpeciaI Correspondence.

tSpeclaI correspondence
Geneseo, Ilh, Aug. 8.-Mr. and
Mrs. James Greene. who formerly
lived on East Main street of this
city, but who are at present living
in Moline, ILL.,, at the home of their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Holt, will tomorrow OBJ
serve the 6Sth anniversary of their
marriage. They lived in Geneseo
for a period Of 81 years and moved
to Moline six years ago. On the
occasion of their 65th anniversary
they came to Geneseo for the day
and met with friends in this city, a
number of whom will go to Moline
tomorrow to spend the day with
them.
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FORMER VIOLA
GIRL MARRIED
TO MACOMB MAN
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Especial Correspondence
Viola, Aug. S.-Annoupcements
have been received here Of The mar
riage Of Miss Nina Mae Buffers Of
La Rose, ILL.,, to Samuel L. GrOgg of
Macomb. The marriage occurred at
the M. E. parsonage in Macomb,
July %. at $3.50 p. M, Rev. Vance
performing the ceremony. For the
present the couple will reside with
the groom's parents at AS South
Durley street, Macomb, Ill. Mrs.
Gregg was a former Viola girl.
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GIVE PARTY FOR
GALESBURG GIRL

Especial Correspondence
VIOLA. Aug. S.-Miss Marjorie
Smith entertained a number of girl
friends at her home Saturday eve
ming. The event was a linen shower
for her friend, Miss Sara Cash of
Galesburg, whose marriage to Clark
Swanson Of this place will occur
Aug. 16. The bride-to-be received
many beautiful gifts. Light re-
freshments were served by the
hostess.
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BREAKS FINGER
SHAKING HANDS
Especial Correspondence. }

Especial Correspondence.)
Silvis, Aug. S.-Oscar Anderson
of Waterfowl and friend staged
a handshaking contest. Each one
bet they could give the hardest"
shake. The friend won. Mr.. An
derson has a broken finger.
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SURPRISE FOR
COUPLE Welded
20 YEARS AGO
Especial CORRESPONDENCE

Especial Correspondence
Prophetstown, Aug. 8.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Lickard were sur
prised Sunday by rs of their rela-
tives who came to spend the day
with them and help celebrate their
goth wedding anniversary. A fine
picnic dinner had been prepared by
the friends and nice purse of
money was presented to the couple
This couple are among the promi-
nent farmers and reside on their
farm few miles out of Prophets
town, where they have spent most
of their married life.
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CLEAR $50 AT
BURGESS PLAY
Especial Correspondence

Burgess, Aug. 8.-The play, "Dea-
con Dubbs". presented by the Adel-
phine Sunday school class, was q
success in every way. The crowd
was many times larger than was
expected. and the class took in over
$82. Too much credit cannot be
given those who took part, every
one starring in his and her respec-
tive parts.
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FOE REV

~~~~~~
NrnNlSHED HoU1
Possession at or
aixth avenue.
Al ROOM HOUSH
a .2lS Filth ~
SEPTEMBER AM
i've room furnis]
terms. Phone
fEvEN ROOM N
a.hirteenth Nv
Fifth-snd-a-half
SIT ROOM PART
sixth street and
yenient to two 4
! EIGHT ROOM MO
| teenth street ar
1880 Ninth 4
References.
FOUR ROOM no
avenue and Mint
| FURNISHED Hou|
beginning Aug.
snd-a-haif streed
cxl between D
HALF DOUBLE
modern, six rooI
Argus
EGHT ROOM A
good condition, I
Eourtsenth and
Z sell on easy teri
yYOUR UNFURNIS
downstairs. D.
l. 362SL.
| MODERN ROOMI|
savenue. east EN-
payment. balan|
will Day for il
sion. &. /. 461
WINDSHIELDI
II WIND SHIELDS
/ Old mirrors d
Paint and Wall
svenue. Phone
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FATHER MURTAUGH
CELEBRATES 34TH
YEAR AS PRIEST
(Special Correspondencr !

Sheffield. Aug. S.-Rev. William
M. Murtaugh, pastor Of st. Pat
rick's church at Sheffield, Ill, on
Sunday. Aug. s, the Feast Of the
TRANSPORTATION, celebrated the 34th
anniversary Of his ordination to the
priesthood. He has been pastor in
Sheiaeld a years.
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HALF DOUBLE
modern, six roc
Argus
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JOSEPH KAY OF
CORDOVA BREAE
ARM IN 2 PLACES
(Special Correspondence.)

Cordova, Aug. S.-Joseph ka!
met with a painful accident while
operating the company threshins.
machine. The feeder had been
slow in starting and Mr.. Kay was
on the top of the machine. ne
reached over to start it and slipped
catching his right arm under the
pulley, breaking it in two places,
He received several other Dac
bruises. DR.. S. B. Diamond OF Al
bany was summoned at once. MT.
Kay is suffering considerable pain.
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PUPILS OF MILAN
SABBATH SCHOOL
CLASS TO PICNIC
Especial Correspondence,)

Especial Correspondence
Milan, Aug. S.-Pupils of Miss
Edith Eddy's class of the Methods
Sunday school. will have Q picnic
Wednesday at 'the home of their
classmate, Edgar Rhoadarmer. In
Black Hawk. The time will Be
spent in the woods and at noon a
fine picnic dinner will be served.
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ECVEN ROOM n
7.hirteenth Nv
Fifth-snd-a-han
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TO BUILD UP
farm BUREAU
Especial Correspondence. y

Kewanee, Aug. S.-During the
week Of Sept. 10 to is the Henry
County farm bureau anticipates in
creasing its membership very ma
terially. Plans are now under way
for the organization in charge of
the campaign. H E. Goembel Of
Hooppole has been selected by the
executive committee as county
chairman for the campaign. 1t is
Mr.. Goembel's intention to perfect
an organization in each township
and every farmer is to be solicited.
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FURNISHED HOu
beginning Aug.
snd-a-hAif streei
cSil between D
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eEPrEMBER AN
ave room furni.
terms. Phone
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NUSRES RETURN
FOR VACATION

Especial Correspondence
Cambridge, Aug. S.-The Misses
Rena Larsen, Judith Nelson and
Vivian Fierce, who have been in
training for nurses at st. Luke's
hospital in Davenport for the past
two years, are home for three
weeks vacation. They will COM
plete theft courses next year.
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JOHN RICHMOND
OF PROPHETSTOWN
IS LAID TO REST
Especial Correspondence


Prophetstown, Aug. S.-The fun
eral of John Richmond, one of
Prophetstown's most prominent
citizens, was held Sunday after
noon at the home. Rev. H. S. Rob-
lee had charge of the service. A
large congregation of friends was
present to pay this last tribute to
one whom they held in high es-
TEEN. Burial was made in River
side cemetery.
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sIx ROOM PAH1
sixth street and
venient to two
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FINISHED Hoo
Possession at OF
sixth avenue.
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EARL ERICKSON
WILL RETURN TO
GALVA IN FALL
Especial Correspondence

(SpeCldI CUrTeSpOHueHCe.J
Galva, Aug. S.-Miss Marion
Erickson of Bishop Hill left Galva
yesterday morning for Woodman.
Colo, near Colorado Springs. where
she will spend several weeks visit
ing with her brother, Earl Erick-
son, who has been taking treat
ments there since his illness year
ago. Mr.. Erickson was before his
illness employed as assistant cash
Ter at ~the Farmers Cooperative
bank in Galva. His health has
improved to such an extent that he
will be able to return to Galva this
fall.
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SUPPER AT HAMPTON.

Hampton, Aug. ga chicken
supper viii be given at the Metho-
dist church tomorrow night. The
event Is sponsored by the stewards
Of the church The public Is invited
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FIND HAMMER
LOST IN 1867

Especial Correspondence
Sterling, Aug. S.-A hammer
which was left by workman in
the loft of the Central school in
1867, the year it was built, was
found while the old school was be-
ing torn down. 1t will be kept as a
souvenir.
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MRS. PACQUER IS
HOSTESS AT PARTY
TOHONOR BROTHER
Especial Correspondence. }

Especial Correspondence
Atkinson, Aug. 8.-Mrs. Ben Pac-
quer entertained at a o'clock din
ner Sunday evening in honor Of the
goth birthday Of her brother, Ed
ward Causemaker. The guests
were II young men friends. A
three-course dinner was served, the
centerpiece Of the table being a
birthday cake lighted with 20 can
dies. The rooms were decorated in
yellow and white. A birthday gift
from the guests was presented to
Mr.. Causemaker.
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RED CROSS NURSE
VISITS IN SEATON
(Special Correspondence.l

Especial Correspondence
Seaton, Aug. 8.-Miss Lucille ~
been has arrived here to spend =
months vacation with her paree.s'
Mr.. and Mrs. Mas CabeeI. Miss ~;
bean IL q Red Cross nurse, anu "
stationed It San Antonio, TexaA
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VISIT STARVED ROCK,

Especial CUffeSpondehCe.J
Galva, Aug. S.-Several members
Of the Galva Mystic Workers went
to Starved Rock Sunday to attend
a Mystic Worker meeting. Those
attending were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Miller, Mrs. Trunnell and daughter
Lucille and Hugh Calhoun.
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ALBANY TEACHERS
ARE ALL EMPLOYED
: ESPECIAL Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence
Albany. Aug. 8.-The corps of
teachers for the village school has
been employed with the exception
Of the. assistant principal. The
principal is Walter E. Boswell Of
Cropsey. ILL.,; grammar, Loren E.
Todd Of Decker, Ind; intermediate
Carrie Thompson Of Rochelle. Ill. !;
primary, Minnie Snyder Of Al
bany. ~.
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q SILVIS l. 0. O. +. SESSION.
Especial Correspondencel

Silvis, Aug. S.-The regular
meeting of the Silvis l. 0. o. F.
lodge will be held Thursday eve
ming. All members are urged to
be present, as important business
will be taken I'D.
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SPREAD, OIL ON
GALVA STREETS
Especial Correspondence

SOPcCtAi NVIIeSpOuueuCe.J
Galva. Aug. S.-Jhe spreading Of
the second cat Of road oil ON the
city streets was started Monday
morning and the Nork will be has
tened while the dry weather CON
tinuea,
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xECHANI'

AL KINDS OF
ings made. Jil
. specially.
Iichaelis Mech.
with W. N. L
Wo-ol0 Best Bl
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Lemons and oranges win be6r
the imprint OF the owners trade
marx After being put through ! re-
Gently invented fruit printing press.
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HOLD REUNION y
AT LYONS HOME
(Special Correspondence.)

(oPeCldI O0l ItSpOHUeHCV,J
Albany, Aug. 8.-A happy family
gathering was held Sunday in the
Lyons home in honor of the eldest
sons, James, birthday. The sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Metcalf OF Aledo, and Will Lyons,
wife and daughter Bette of Rock
Island were home to help celebrate
the event in very appetizing din
ner at noOn-time.
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CHANGE OF LIFE
W0MAN'S TRIAL
Proof That Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Is Of Great,
Help at Thi. Period
Metropolis, Illinois. -"I have
taken Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable

|COmpOun0 ana IL
is all it claims to
|be and has bene-
flied me wonder
fully. ! had been
sick for eight
months with Q
trouble which
confined me to my
bed and was only
| able to be uppart
|of the time, when
u was advised by
la friend Mrs.
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ABSTRAd

ABSTRACTS OF
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tate in the c0u|
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Government life-saving service in
the United States was started in
1887.
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Atkinson.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Doubler, who reside east Of town,
are the parents of q son.
Word was received here this
week that Mr.. and Mrs. Charles De
Schepper of Jasper, Mimi, are the
parents of baby daughter. Mrs.
De Schepper was formerly Miss
Mary Eckout
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DIES AT COUNTY FARM,

Especial Correspondence.)
Cambridge, Aug. 8.-John Carl
son, aged so years, passed away at
the Henry county home last Satur-
day. Death was due to the infirmi-
ties Of age. Interment was in
the Woodruff cemetery.
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Reynolds. - The Misses Alice
Baker and Beatrice Minteer have
returned from Madison, Wis, where
they have been attending summer
school.
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Third avenue.
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Phone b. l. 1
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WINDSHIELD.

WIND SHIELDS
Old mirrors q
Paint and Wal
svenue. Phone