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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-03
CITY DADS IN
QUIET SESSION
Especial to The Argus.)

tSpeCldl W luc al 6uo-J
Aledo, Oct. 3.-Considerable dis
cussion but not much action was
manifested at the meeting of the
city council held last night. A. r.
Burke, who had previously submit
ted plans for the remodeling of the
front of the building on West Sew
enth street, occupied by Borkman
& Borkman, submitted new plans
for the work and it was voted to
allow the work to be done.
With the approach of the leaf
burning season, the usual discus
sion was held and it was decided
to enforce the ordinance against
burning leaves on the pavement.
Alderman Thede introduced a re-
quest from the school authorities
that they be permitted to close
Walnut street between Eighth and
Ninth for playground purposes un-
til the school lawn was set with
grass. After discussion the motion
carried.
Citizens of West Eighth street
were reported to be again pressing
the laying of water mains in that
section of the city, but no action
was taken, although the council
discussed the water situation in
general.
The suggestion that a truck be
purchased for the use of the street
department aroused a difference OF
opinion as to the economy of buy
ing a truck or of hiring the haul
ing done. Some of the council
members seemed of the opinion
that the use of a truck might be
abused by street employees.
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Milan Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Vett and Mrs,
Vets father, William Fitzsim-
mons, of Montezuma, Iowa, spen:
the weekend at the home of Mr.,
Fbsimmons' cousin, Mrs. John
McAfee.
Mrs. L. R. Williams, worthy mat
ron of Chapter 1926, o. E. S., is in
Chicago. attending grand chapter,
and will visit relatives at Aurora
before returning home.
: The second dance of the season
given by the K. of P. lodge will
be held at the town hall Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Keziah Haines and sister
Mrs. Charlotte Brooks will be
hostesses to the W. M. B. society
OF the M. E. church, Friday after
noon.
Mrs. J. W. woerman of Chicago
is a guest at the home of her sister,
Mrs. G. A. Wiggens.
Everything is in readiness, for
the entertainment to be Civ
en- by the C. W. club in
the Presbyterian church Thursday
evening, and the soliciting for the
chicken supper has been completed
and a fine time is assured all who
attend.
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LFlEeMhAM,
LOVED MERCER
TEACHER, Dies
tructor II Aledo School for -
Tears Called to Final Class.
\ rosnS Funeral Thursday.
Especial Correspondence.

,# LOTTeSpOHoence.J
Aled0. Oct. 3.-Miss Ellie Ora
nm. aged IS years. died at 2 O'Clock
morning at the home OF her
Fufher. States Attorney Paul J..
9faham. sol North College avenue.
40ter. . gradual decline covering
several years. Miss Graham was
HDrn near Newcastle, Pa. and came
Illinois with her parents when
me was but a child. For 26 years
ne taught In the Mercer county
schools. She was a teacher in the
Aledo schools for 20 years OF this
period. continuing in this work nn-
81 the failure OF her health several
&earS ago. She then spent several
Years In California and Georgia.
Surviving are two brothers and
t3vo sisters, Congressman w. ].
Graham Of Washington, d. G.,
yates Attorney Paul J. Graham
end Mrs. George w. Werts of Aledo
md Mrs. George Bits Of Woodruff.
An opportunity will be given
friends to pay their last respects
y the memory of Miss Graham
tfom 2 to 5 O'Clock Wednesday aft
Gnoon at the Paul ]. Graham home.
The casket will not be opened at
thb time OF the funeral services,
Which will be held at the Paul ].
Graham home at 10 o'clock Thurs
DAY morning. DR.. A. Judson Arrick
gf the First Presbyterian church
Will oficiate. Interment will be
made at the Aledo cemetery.
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STREET FAIR AT
ERIE IS SUCCESS;
CLUB MAKES $500
Especial Correspondence

Erie, Oct. 3.-One of the most sue
cessful street fairs ever given by
the Erie Woman's club was held
last week. The attraction Satur-
day afternoon was the street pa
rade led by Miss Katherine Allen,
mounted on her riding horse and
followed by a number of girls on
horseback, boys on bicycles, floats
representing business houses,
ponies and carts, etc. The Cries.
cent Telephone company float was
awarded first prize, and the Radio
Station outfit second. Prizes were
awarded at the country store for
the best display of farm products
as follows: Harry P%fundstein, best
display of fruit; Lawrence Per-
kins, best display of garden vege-
tables; Will James, general display.
Ii is estimated that the receipts
from all sources will net the club
about $500.
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FRIENDS ARE
SURPRIHED AT
WEDDING NEWS
ESPECIAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Orion. Oct. "A wedding which
came as a surprise to the many
friends Of the happy couple. was
solemnized in Geneseo Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, when Miss
Moneta Peterson. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Peterson o: Rock
Island, became the bride Of Fred
erick. Tamme. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. H. Tamme of Orion, Rev. W. X.
M~agnuson, pastor of the Lutheran
church, performing the ceremony.
They were attended by Miss
Blanche Weber and Fred Calkins,
both OF Rock Island. The bride has
many friends in Orion, being the
granddaughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
G. Peterson and Of John Northwall.
Mr.. famine is associated with his
father in the poultry and feed bus
mess. They returned to Orion to
day and will reside with the
groom's parents for the present.
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ERICKSON
BURIED TODAY
Especial Correspondence

~ 81
Galva, Oct. 3.-Funeral serv-
icves for Mrs. Oscar Erickson, who
died Saturday evening at the he
vance hospital. were held at 2:30
this afternoon from the Bishop
Hill Community church. Rev. H.
MalmQuist oficiated. Burial was
IN the Bishop Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Erickson was Miss Bessie
Nordstrom, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Nordstrom Of Galva.
Ill. She was born in Seattle,
Wash, July 20, 1884. When a child
her parents moved to Illinois and
located in Weller township, north
west of Bishop Hill. Fourteen
years ago the deceased was united
in marriage with Oscar Erickson
Of Bishop Hill. To this union was
born six children. four daughters
and two sons. They had always
resided at the same farm that they
settled on imediately after their
marriage. Mrs. Erickson is sur
vived by her husband, six children,
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nord-
strom of Galva, one sister, Mrs.
Oscar Olson of Victoria; three
brothers, Lennie of Galva. Ray
mond of kewanee and Roy OF
Galesburg,
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old SOLDIERS
!. REUNION TO Be
HELD THURSDAY
Attorney Virgil Duvall Will Give
A6droU-Dinnr WIN BE
Served ut 11:4s.
Especial to The z

Aledo, Oct. 3.-Plans have been
completed for the holding OF the
45th annual reunion Of the Mercer
county veterans Of the Civil war in
Aledo, Thursday, Oct 5. Head
quarters for the day will be located
in the Memorial hall in the court
house which will be open for the
registration of visitors at 3 a m.
The business session will be held
at II a. m. with Captain A. A. Rice
presiding. .
Dinner call will be sounded at
HAS and those in charge Of this
part of the program will serve din
ner to the soldiers and sailors OF
the Civil war and their wives, the
members of the Relief corps and
also the veterans of other wars
who may attend.
The afternoon program, which
will be held at the opera house Will
begin at 2 p. m, and the following
program will be carried out.
Music by E%dgington Martial band.
Invocation-Rev. Sidney A. Guth-
RE.
Song-Quartet.
Reading-Mrs. Fred Stephens.
Song-Quartet.
Address-Virgil H. Duvall.
Song-"America," audience.
Benediction.
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ARRANGE HOURS
OF ICE AT
RURAL CHURCHES
Especial Correspondence.)

Taylor Ridge, Sept. 3.-Official
boards of the Taylor Ridge church
and McConnells chapel held a meet
ing recently and arranged the hours
Tor services during the coming
year.
Sunday services at the former
church are: Preaching at 10
o'clock, Sunday school II o'clock.
Evening services will be held every
other Sunday with Epworth leag =
at 7:30 o'clock and the sermon at S.
At McConnells Sunday school will
be at 10 and preaching at II o'clock.
Evening services every alternate
Sunday. Bessie Mcconnell will
have charge of Epworth League
services next Saturday night. The
topic will be Get the Fact to the
Folks"
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ASK THAT
STORES Close
JACOBSON DAY
Committee to Handle Final De-.
Are N~amed-RecOrd Crowd
Is Expected.
Especial Correspondence

81
Geneseo, Oct. 3.-The diam6d
has been swept and the bleachrs
busted off and final touches are V.
ing completed for the big day,
Thursday, when Geneseo baseball
fans will honor Baby Doll" jacob
son. a member of the st. Louis
club and a hometown man. The
committees m charge of the, a.,
engagements called on merchaAsl
and business men today and re-
quested them to close all places of
industry from 2 o'clock THURSDAY
afternoon until after the big game
between the Sterling American te-
gion nine and a lineup of picked
players, featuring Jacobson and
some former big league players.
At a meeting last night Charles
Atwood appointed the following
chairmen to select committees and
complete the final details for the
big event: finance and ticket sell
ing, Harold Hillmer; reception,
Fred Bradley; grounds. l.. c. Snow;
publicity, H. F. Hoeft; music, ".
W. Kay.
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zToday's News Of WESTERN Illinois !
Ne,us Of Western
Illinois in Briefs

Zuma.-An open session OF the
Yuma home bureau unit will be
held tomorrow afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Goldie Walthers.
Miss Lucille Allen. home adviser.
will give a talk on how to Gull
chickens.
Atkinson.LBahs Of marriage were
announced for the first time Sun
day at st. Anthony's church for
Edward Minneart and Grace Van De
Westyne. Their marriage will take
place the middle Of this month.
observation-disclosures have been
received of the birth Of a son to MI.
and Mrs Floyd Clark of Alexis.
Mrs. Clark was formerly Miss
Merle Stoner of Viola.
Miss Leila Berry Of Harris, Mo-,
is the new member Of the high
school faculty. She will teach mu-
sic and English.
Slvis-The sum of $62 was
cleared from the dance given at
Eagles hall last night as a benefit
for the striking shopmen. A pic
mic supper will be given Thursday
night at the hall, followed by a pro-
gram.
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SPECIAL SALES
DAY SCHEDULED
IA FOR OCTOBER II
Especial to The Arius.)

SOpec1al 10 Inc ArluS.)
Aledo, Oct. 3.-According to the
plans of the sales day committee,
ftte regular monthly Friend-Making
day spEssereh by the Retail Mer-
chant4 association, will be held
EsIuesday, Oct. II. The committee
1ks n0tsas yet made any announce
ment of the general plans for the
day but it Is probable that some
new stunts will be provided for
the event.
monthly special days have
proved satisfactory both to the
merchants and the customers and
many have come from quite a dis
lance for these special events.
AS heretofore the special sales
days will be followed by the lun-
chcon meeting of the association
on Friday evening at the Mer-
chants hotel and it is probable that
an out-of-town speaker will be Sc
cured.
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ARREST THREE.
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Sterling. Oct. 3.-Edward Kraft,
Bernard Beghtol and William Con-
away were arrested last night on
charges Of having moonshine in
their possession. They were all
bound over to the action of the
grand jury. which is now in session
at Morrison.
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MERCER COUNTY
IN
MONTHLY MEET
Especial to The Argus.)

Aledo, Oct. 3.-The regular
monthly meeting of the Mercer
County Ministerial association was
held here Monday with. a good at
tendance of the pastors of the
county. The meeting was addressed
by Rev. w. H. Hughes of Rock Is
land, Rev. Sidney A. Guthrie gave
the sermon outline and Rev. Henry
Love of Hamlet presented a paper.
Several of the new pastors Of the
county who were transferred to
this county at the recent meeting
of the Methodist conference. were
present and were taken into the
association.
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SECOND BASEBALL
PLANNED
AT LITTLE YORK
lSpeciaI Correspondence.l

VDPON1u1 wi
Little York, Oct. 3.-Gerlaw plac-
ed first in the baseball tournament
held here last week. The placing
of the other teams was: S~eaton,
Cameron, Little York. The first
games ere played between Ger
law and Little York, Seaton and
Cameron. Gerlaw and Seaton won
these matches. In games between
the losers and winners, Gerlaw and
Cameron were victorious.
1t is planned to hold another
tourney on Friday and Saturday of
this week. This tourney will be
held at Seaton. North Henderson,
Gerlaw, Little York and Seaton
teams will compete.
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TO PLAY OFF TIE.

Especial Correspondence.)
Galva, Oct. 3.-Galva and Ne
koma after the playing the last
game on Sunday Of the Nekoma g.
day baseball tournament tied for
first honors when the Galva Giants
team defeated the Nekoma team to
the tune of 5 to s. Another game
will be staged to settle who wins
the tournament.
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ORION

Misses Nellie McLeese and Mile
Frost left in the formers car this
morning for Maquoketa and Fay
cite, Iowa, where they will visit
friends and relatives for two weeks.
Miss May Culton is slowly re-
covering from a severe attack of in
fiammatory rheumatism.
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OF GAR. Is
FORMER MERCER
COUNTY RESIDENT
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence
keithsburg, Oct. 81. w. Willett
of Tama, Iowa, chosen at Des
Moines as commander-in-chief of
the G. A. R, By its $4,000 members,
was born almost n years ago on a
farm northeast Of Keithsburg, now
the George Newell farm. He is the
son of William and Nancy Willett,
pioneer settlers Of Mercer county.
J. ". Willett is now judge of the
18th judicial district of Iowa. His
brother, Richard Willett, and sister,
Margaret Willett, live in the old
home in Keithsburg and are both
very happy to know that their
brother is thus honored.
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GALESBURG SQUAD
VCTORS IN GAME
WITH GALVA HIGH
Especial Correspondence.)

toPCNidA SOlA CSpOlluClCc.
Galva, Oct 3.-The football sea-
SOL opened here Saturday after
moo when the members of the
Galesburg high school squad came
to town and won over the local
boys to the tune of 6 to O. this count
being obtained by the visitors in
the last quarter. The Galesburg
team arrived here at noon accom-
panied by 100 rooters and a band.
CRANE and Coyle were the star
players for the local team. After
battling in G%alesburg territory for
the first three-quarters Galesburg
Intercepted a forward pass and
converted it into a touchdown. The
game was featured by very close
defense on both sides. Galva got
within striking distance twice, but
failed to score on two dropkicks.
Tomorrow afternoon at Swanson's
field members of the Galva school
team will meet the Woodruff squad.
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GIVE DINNER PARTY.

Especial COrreSpOndence.l
Seaton, Oct. 3.-Mr. and Mrs.
Dwight Morrow of Joy entertained
at a dinner party Sunday the fol-
lowing guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Kellogg, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Greer
and children; Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Greer. Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Greer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Vance, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Boggs and Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Cortland.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received
until II O'Clock a. m. on the 18th
day Of October, A. D. 1922, by the
Board of Local improvements Of
the City OF Aledo, Illinois, for i'm
proving and extending a sewage
disposal plant, in said city in con-
formity with IN ordinance passed
and with plans and specification
adopted, and now on file with said
board, estimate Of improvement be-
ing the sum Of $11,520.
All proposals should be submitted
upon blank forms provided by the
board. which may be secured from
the city clerk at Aledo, Illinois, or
from the engineer, ". S. Shields,
1909 Hartford Bldg, s So. Dearborn
street, Chicago, Illinois.
All proposals shall be sealed and
addressed to the president of the
board and must be accompanied by
cash or certified check for an
amount not less than 10% of the
amount Of the enclosed proposal.
which amount shall be forfeited to
the board in case Of the failure of
the bidder to enter into contract
with the board, with an approved
bond as required.
Payments will be made bv the
board in special assessment bonds
or vouchers issued against ian as
sessment levied and confirmed. by
the county court, which bonds Or
vouchers shall bear interest at the
rate of 81 as provided by law.
The board reserves the right to
reject any or all proposals or 10
award a portion of the work as con-
ditions may require.
Aledo. Illinois, Sept. %, 1922.
". K. WELLS, President
RALPH THEDE, Secretary
WILLIAM HAYMAN.
Board Of Local improvements aof
Aledo, Illinois.
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MILAN GIRL HAS
r

Especial to The Argus.)
Milan, Oct. 3.-Miss Enolia Biggs
entertained 10 Of her little friends
at a party yesterday in honor of
her seventh birthday. The after
noon was spent with games and
contests. Her mother, Mrs. Albert
Biggs. assisted by Mrs. Arthur
Husband and Mrs. James Crosby,
served luncheon,
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AUTOS COLLIDE:
DRIVERS ESCAPE
SERIOUS INJURY
Especial Corerspondence.)

Especial Corerspondence.)
Silvis, Oct. "a Ford a driven
by Harry r. Morgan of Aledo, ran
into an auto driven by C. A. Sea-
holm, 424 F~ifty-second street, Mo-
line, on Ninth street, this morning.
Mr.. Morgan's car was slightly
damaged. and he received a slight
cut on the hand.
Mr.. Seaholm was backing out
from the curb where he had been
parked. Mr.. Morgan failed to see
the car and ran into it. The Nor
gan car turned turtle.
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GALLONS
OF ENGINE OIL
ON WAY TO GALVA
(snecial Correspondence.

NoHCSAaA OANNAi
Galva, Oct. 3.-Ten thousand gal
Ions of distilate, better known as
gas engine oil, has been shipped
from Wood River. ILL.,, to Galva to
be used in the new oil burning en-
gines which at the present time are
being installed at the Galva water
works plant by the Fairbanks
Morse company of Chicago. The
shipment Of this oil is expected
here at any time and upon its ar
rival will be put into the large stor-
age tank erected at the waterworks
plant. The work of erecting the
new brick building that will house
the new engine and the accessories
is under way. -.
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AID SESSION POSTPONED.
Correspondence

Geneseo, Oct. 3.-The Presbyteri-
an aid society session which was
to have been held with Mrs.
Charles w. Farber tomorrow aft
ernoon, has been postponed until
Thursday afternoon, Oct. 5. A
large attendance of the members
is requested. Plans for the annual
dinner and supper on Nov. ? will
be made.
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ON
83RD


Especial correspondence
Viola, Oct. 3.-Mrs. S. NJ. Lewis
celebrated her S3rd birthday last
SATURDAY.. In honor Of the occa-
sion, her daughter, Miss Minnie, en-
tertained at a dinner party, the
guests including members of the
family and a few intimate friends.
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NEW
PASTOR ARRIVES
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Milan, Oct. 3.-Rev. and Mrs.
John Leckie and two daughters ar
rived Saturday from their former
home in Deer Creek, ILL.,, and are
now settled in the Methodist par
sonage. Rev. Leckie had charge Of
the services Sunday morning and
evening in his new charge, the
Methodist church.
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MILAN PIT. A. ASKS
USE OF TOWN HALL.
(special Correspondence,

Especial Correspondence.)
Milan, Oct. 3.-Presidents Of the
four church societies and the p
T. A. went before the village coun-
Gil last evening and asked that they
be given the use Of the town hall
free one day a year. The request
was granted by the board.
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MRS. ROY HUGGINS
Is LAID TO REST
(Snecial Corresnondence.l

(SpeclaI Correspondence
Albany, Oct. 3.-Mr. and Mrs. E.
A. Higgins were called to Chicago
this morning to attend the funeral
of their son Roy's wife, who passed
away Sunday morning Of hemor-
rhage of the brain. She leaves, be-
sides her husband, three small
children. A. L. Higgins came last
night from Anamosa, Iowa, to &C
company his parents to Chicago.
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MOVE TO EAST MOLINE.
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Geneseo, Oct. 3.-Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Sommers have moved to
East Moline to make that city
their future home. Mr.. Sommers
has obtained employment there
with Deere G. Co.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
CLASS ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS
Especial Correspondence.)

Yuma, Oct. 3.-Mrs. Lou VAIN
wright was elected president of the
Fidelis class OF the Methodist Sun
day school at the monthly session
held at the home of Miss Edna
Mumma. Other officers are: Anna
Swegler, secretary, and Mrs. Shell
don Mumma, treasurer. A commit
tee was appointed to arrange for
the annual banquet for the class.
Rev. W. Walsh was present and
taught the lesson.
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SEVEN VALUABLE
LOST
Especial Correspondence.)

VoPONI1F
Kewanee, Oct. 3.-R G. Swigart
of Sheffield lost seven valuable
paintings. in oil and water colors,
while transporting them from Shelf
field to the Peoria fair. They
dropped out of the crate in his
automobile and we're lost on the
road. One of the paintings lost had
received a prize at the Chicago Art
institute and the others had won
prizes at fairs in this vicinity this
year.
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RESIDENT
DIES IN
Especial Correspondence.l

V0PcOIdI OOf
Albany. Oct. 3.-M. S. Rosen-
krans received the news Monday of
the Ceath of l. G. Haslet of Chi
cago, which occurred very sudden
ly last Friday from a stroke of ap-
oplexy. The remains we're crefnat-
ed and the son, Benjamin Haslet,
will bring them to Albany next
Saturday for burial in Oak Ridge
cemetery. Deceased was a resi-
dent of Albany the greater part of
his life and for many years propri-
etor Of the Hotel Haslet. His age
was over so years.
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DRUGGISTS OF
TWO COUNTESS 1
HOLD SESSIO
Especial CORRESPONDENCE.

Especial CorrespOndence.)
Geneseo, Oct. 3.-Members of the
Henry-Stark County Druggists
association convened in their reg
ular session at the Geneseo Outing
club today.
Practically every druggist in ting
two counties was present, beside
representatives, from wholesa
houses and drug firms, throughd
the state.
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BOWLING. IA; ILLINOIS CITY, O.

NoPcCI0I OOFTISpOHdence.1
Bowling. Oct. "a large crowd
attended the ball game held at Tin
dairs grove Saturday afternoon be-
tween the Bowling community nine
and Illinois City. The latter team
won with a score Of IA to o. The
Bowling team will play Andalusia
at Andalusia next Saturday.