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hamlet GIRL
LAID TO REST
Especial Correspondence

Hamlet, July 27.-Friends and
neighbors of Mrs. Nora Whisman
DeBord, a former resident OF Ham,
let, who passed away July 20 at
her home in Fairfield, Iowa, gath
cred Tuesday at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Holt Lee, where short ser
vices were held. Rev. Henry Love
officiated and burial was made in
the Hamlet cemetery
Mrs. DeBord was born June 4.
1890, at Tiosa, Ind. When she was
seven years old she came with her
parents to Hamlet. She was mem
Der Of the Hamlet Presbyterian
church. She attended the Aledo
school and the State Normal at Ma
comb, after which she taught for
four years. On Feb. II, 1915, she
was united in marriage to Alex
anGer DeBord Of Hamlet. They re-
sided in this community for two
years then moving to Washington.
Iowa.
Besides the husband, parents and
one sister, two children, Maxine
Elizabeth and Mark Andrew, sur
vive.
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|pOSTPO ONE MEET
MERCER COUNTY
WOMANS CLUBS
Especial to The Argns.)

Especial to The Argus.)
Aledo, July ia meeting OF the
Mercer county clubs associated
with the Illinois 18th District Fed
GRAFTON plsnned 1t Viola on August
2, has been postponed until some
time in September.
The Viola Fortnightly club was
to be the hostess to the other Mer-
Ger county Woman's clubs. When
the event 10 held the Viola club
will furnish part Of the refresh
ments for a large picnic dinner to
be served at noon. Plans will be
made to have Mrs. w. ]. Sweeney
of Rock Island, district president
at the meeting to tell OF the ma
tional federation meet held q
Chautauqua, N. Y.
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FRESHMEN HAVE
PARTY DANCE AT
x. p. LODGE HALL
fSpecial Correspondence. !

Especial Correspondence.)
Galva. July z7..Thirty-five mem
bers Of the freshman class of the
Galva high school held class
ty-dance at the Gaiva X. Of p
hall Tuesday evening. Members
Of the Japan orchestra furnished
the music. Refreshments of Ice
cream and cake were served.
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ANNAWAN ROADS
ARE COMPLETED

Especial Correspondence
Annawan, July 27.-The contrac.
tors have finished pouring cement
on the main road through town
A temporary wooden bridge has
been constructed at the upper
crossing so that travellers having
to detour can cross at this point.
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CARPENTER WORK
AT WATERWORKS
NEARLY FINISHED
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especial C0rfeSpondence.)
Galva, July 27.-Carpenter work
at the city water works plant where
O new boiler room has been built
10 replace the one destroyed by fire
five weeks ago is nearly completed.
The finishing work and the COM
pletion Of putting on the roof COW
ering will complete the work. The
new addition makes a very attrac-
tive looking building and as 1t is
several feet larger each way than
the other room, will give the wa
ter works employees much more
space to do their work in and ii
will be more convenient in several
other ways. The new boiler room
was built by the J. A. Miller Car
penter Contracting company of this
city.
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COMPLETE DAN
FOR OAK VIEW
COUNTRY CLUB
fleals SsDpss Nsxt Monday Evsn
~ . - C11is FhSt Big
Csslal Bvsat


-Aledo, July H.-Work on tho
dam q the Oak View Country club
grounds near this city was com
pletsd late yesterday afternoon.
The embankment 10 made 0f
earth wids enough for q, car to
cross and u approximately 80 feet
Id length. The concrete spiilway ID
~ fest wide 1t the water edge, tap
ering TO the creek below. Work
was started about six weeks ago
under supervision of Joe Harvey.
Who, with the aid Of the weather
man has pushed the embankment
to . rapid completion.
Following the close of the first
handicap golf tournament of the
club next Monday afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock. plans have been made
~, . big picnic supper on the
grounds. The 25-cent entrance fee
Sne the tournament contenders will
be used to help in defraying the
expenses Of the supper.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
PICNIC WILL BE
HELD ON AUG. 2
Especial Correspondence.l

Especial Correspondence.)
Illinois City, July N.-An all day
picnic has been planned by the ILL
nois City Sunday school. The event
will be held Wednesday, Aug. 2, at
Powell's grove, west Of town All
members Of the community are in
vited to attend.
The program for the day follows:
Morning: Shoe race by juniors;
bean picking contest, primary
class; running race between girls
of Ella Mewes' and Rose Dunner's
classes; cup race by adults; rope
jumping contest by primary and
junior classes.
After the picnic dinner at noon. a
ball game will be staged to be fol-
lowed by a hoop race for the men, a
wood saving contest for women
and potato race for the men.
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USES PTTCHFORK
IN WRONG MANNER
AND Is ARRESTED
ESPECIAL to The Argus

Especial to The Argus.)
Aledo, July 27.-As a result of a
petty quarrel in which a pitchfork
was brought into play between
Jack Becker and Estelle Beverlin,
the former was arrested, charged
with assault with a deadly weapon.
Becker was Immediately released
on bonds of $500. The case will be
heard at the October term Of the
county court. The quarrel took
place last Saturday among a
threshing crew in Eliza township.
A tine of the pitchfork thrown at
Beverlin entered his right breast
but the wound is not expected to
prove serious.
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MILAN

Milan, July Z7.-MrS. +. Il. Ndtt
of Moline spent Tuesday at the
country home Of her cousin, Mrs.
E. L. Rhoadarmer. Miss Leila Nc
Dougall, niece of Mrs. Rhoadarm-
er, left Wednesday for her home in
Geneseo, after a visit of several
days at the Rhoadarmer home.
Mrs. Agnes Gunnerson and two
children of Viola, are visiting at
the homes Of her sisters. Mes
danes Everett and Arthur Church
i'll.
Miss Louise Dudley Of Madison,
Wis. has arrived for three weeks
visit with her friend, Miss Evelyn
Hodson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kennedy. Of
Rock Island, and daughter, Mrs.
Edward Chinberg, Of Kansas City,
Mo-, and Mrs. Cornelia Roberts and
son of Rock Island, called on old
friends in Milan Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Guy Briggs and three chill
dren returned home Wednesday
from Galesburg, where they had
been visiting relatives since Satur-
day. The trip was made by auto,
Mr.. Briggs returning home Sun
day night.
Mrs. L. ]. Goldsmith is GONZALES
cling from an attack Of the flu.
George NJ. Potts of Pittsburgh,
Penn, called on friends here Tues
day afternoon.
Dr.. and Mrs. r. B. Human and
mother, Mrs. E. Human, of Moline.
spent Tuesday evening with friends
in Milan.
Mrs. Henry Kuiz and two chill
dren left for their home in Peoria
after a visit of ten days at the
home Of Mrs. Kuiz's sister, Mrs.
]. V. Mudd.
Charles Witherell of Chicago is
spending his vacation with his
mother, Mrs. PAMELA Withereil, in
Bowling.
Mrs. Emma Honens of Oak
Park, ILL.,, arrived Wednesday
morning for a visit of six weeks at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Shellman. Miss Kathryn
Shellman of Joliet is also enjoying
a short vacation with her parents.
Thomas McMichael of Ell Monte,
Calf, left Tuesday for Cleveland,
Ohio, where he will visit with rela-
tives for a short time On his re-
turn Mr.. McMichael will be accom-
panied by his daughter, Miss Cor
rhine, who has been visiting in the
East. MIR. and Mrs. George Nc
Michael of Ell Monte, Calf, left for
a visit in Detroit, Mich, where they
will be guests at the home of Mrs
McMichael's sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Bloomfield. On their return some
time will be spent here before leav-
ing for their home in California.
Mrs. Everett Brown and two
children Of Burgess, who have been
spending the past two weeks al
the home of Mrs. Browns mother
Mrs. Eva Beswick, will leave for
their home Sunday.
i William Nice returned home
Wednesday from Morrison, Ill.
where he visited at the home Of
his son, Carl. since last Friday.
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farmer HURT
IN RUNAWAY

Especial sorrespondence.)

V0PcCio1. 0oH 70 =
Keithsburg, July 27.l0ohn Har-
ris, q we'll known farmer residing
southeast of this city, Is in . serious
condition as the result Of an acct
dent yesterday.
Mr.. Harris was driving q team
Of horses through town. At the
Ogle station the buggy was struek
by the M. & St. L train. The
horses bolted and ran away. Mr..
Harris was thrown from the buggy,
lighting on his head. He suffered
severe bruises on the arms and legs.
AS the injured man is Of advanced
age. his recovery is doubtful.
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SERVICES FOR
LOUIS BLANK AT
COUNTRY HON.
Especial Correspondence

Geneseo, Ill, July 27.-The n
neral services Of the late Louis
Blank we're held at the late red.
dence on the farm in Munson town.
ship at o'clock this afternoon.
very large number Of friends Of NJ
Blank and the Borrowing famil!
were present to pay their final trib.
ute in honor of q worthy neighbol
and citizen. z
The services were in charge d
Rev. William" Harbets Of the Pres
byterian church Of this city. Inter
ment was held at lakewood GENE
terry.
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Seaton.-Over 1000 bushels Of
corn, stored In the Farmers eleva-
tor, has spoiled. When stored last
year tho corn graded No. q
Albert Free was the first farmer
to fhresh wheat in this neighbor-
hood. A yield Of 30 bushels to the
acre Is reported.
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GIVE PARTY ON
18Th BIRTHDAY
OF MRS. ALLEN
(Speciah Correspondence.)

(Spec1a4 Corresp0ndence.J
Port Byron, July 27.-Mrs. George
Allen celebrated her S5th birthday
yesterday.
A number Of old friends and
neighbors and members Of the
Lenda-Hand club arranged a sur
prise party for.her, calling at the
home Unexpectedly and bringing re-
freshments.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Will
son Fleming and little son Of Mil
waukee, arrived. They made the
trip by auto. This was the first
visit of Mrs. Aliens great-grandson,
Wilson, Jr.
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TO VISIT SISTER,

Especial COrrespondence.) =
Geneseo. ILL.,, July 27.-Mrs. Jack
Hanson and little daughter. jams
Frances, left Geneseo last TUESDAY
for Pittsfield, ILL.,, where they will
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs
Mack Mcfarland. Mrs. Hansen viii
be away from Geneseo for a perioe
of about two weeks. ?,
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WINS IN THIRD
SUCCESSIVE GUN
CLUB TOURNEY
(Special Correspondence. J

Kewanee, July 27.-J. J. Fred
ericks Of Prophetstown won the
third successive registered tourna-
ment held by the Midland County
Gun club here yesterday. Out Of
a 150-target event he made a score
of lat. Lawrence Portman of
Peoria was second, with a score of
IA. Charles F. Quimby of Spring
Valley and Tom E. Tucker of Will
Mansfield tied for third with 142.
'Fredericks had a high run Of 80.
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ENTERTAINS TODAY.

VSpGCIdI OUT
Milan, July 27.-Mrs. Ben Cur
tbs of Bowling was hostess to the
Missionary and Aid society Of the
Pleasant Ridge church at her home
this afternoon. After the bust
ness meeting a delicious lunch
was served by the hostess.
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TIPS OVER WITH
LOAD OF HAY; HAS
TWO RIBS BROKEN
Especial Correspondence

Especial COrrespondence.)
Atkinson, July 27.-Earl Ramsey
of near Annawan has two broken
ribs and numerous bruises as re-
suit of tipping over with load Of
hay. The accident occurred while
Ramsey was hauling hay from the
field. The physician, DR.. Downs,
reports that no serious complica-
tons will develop.
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CHILDREN TO
GIVE CONCERT
fspacial corresnondence

/ Albany, July 27.-The orchestra
called the Happy Five" and made
up Of four young people. and their
director, Miss Marie Trent will
stage . musical comedy at Com
munity hall this evening. Several
older musicians will assist in the
program and q flne entertainment
10 confidently expected.
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PEACE DAY WILL
BE OBSERVED AT
JOINT SERVICES
Especial Correspondence. }

Albany, July 27.-The eighth an
niversary Of the beginning Of the
World war will be observed by a
union Peace day" service at the
Presbyterian church Sunday even
Ing July 80, at the regular service
hour. Special music is being ar
ranged for the occasion.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
will enjoy its annual picnic Friday
at Johnson's grove and the Meth
Odists have set next Tuesday for
their annual outing.
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GO TO VRTS' RETNTON.

Bishop Hill. July 27.-Raymond
Lindstrum and Carl Hunt. World
war veterans who were both in
training at Camp Grant, Jeff Mon
day morning. on trip. They will
be present at a gathering of
members Of the 133rd division.
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STERLING ROADS
ARE INCLUDED IN
PAVING PROGRAM
Especial Correspondence

Sterling, ILL.,, July PA mile Of
paving will be put in on the Lin
coin highway just west of this city,
and the present brick paving which
has been damaged will be replaced
with concrete. A stretch between
this city and Morrison on the high
way, the only remaining piece in
Illinois that has not been paved,
will also be done. This informa-
ton comes from the state depart
ment, Governor Small having in
cluded this in the proposed road
program. ...-.
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GEORGE GOODML
Is LAID TO REST
(Special Corresnondencaa

Especial Correspondence.)
Prophetstown, July 17.-Services
for George Goodell, aged Is years,
who died Sunday night At his home
near Leon, were held at 3 O'Clock
this afternoon. Rev Mr.. Winter Of
ficiafed- Burial was in the Leon
cemetery.
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WHITSITT WILL, \
OCCUPY PULPIT
(Special Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Orion, July 27.-Rev. and Mrs. W.
H. Whitsitt Of Ottawa are guests OF
the latter's grandfather, DR.. H. H.
Long. Rev. Mr.. Whitsitt will oc-
cupy the Baptist pulpit during the
absence Of Rev. Mr.. Shields, the
pastor.
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DANCE SPONSORED
BYLEGION WOMEN
PLEASING AFFAIR
fapecial Correspondence.)

New Boston, July T-Favored
by . delightful evening the ladies'
scored pleasing success last eve
ming with their. dance at Bay View
Park. Many who came from q dis
lance parked in early and took .
run down for Z refreshing dip be-
fore the dancing began. Large bas-
kets of paper flowers and oak
leaves are suspended from above
along either side the entire length
at the pavilion while crepe stream
erss and flags were very artistic
ally arranged.
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The following partition suit has
been filed for the September term
OF the circuit court OF Mercer
county: Frank Scanned VS.. William
D. Scannell, Homer Scannell, John
s. Scannell, Phoebe Isern, Minnie
Scannell, James Raymond Scannell,
Velma Mary Scannell, Agatha Scan
nell, Carl Scannell, Homer Scan
nell, administrator, with the will
annexed Of the estate of Bertha S.
Scannell, deceased.
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EIGHTH BARGAIN
DAY SALE PROVES
BIG ATTRACTION
Especial Correspondence

Geneseo, ILL.,, July 27-The eight
monthly cooperative bargain day d
the Geneseo Advertisers club ~
terday attracted a great many out.
of-town buyers. The Sc special
bargains which were offered to u
buying public included some excepl
tional prices on articles Of real
value and utility. The success
which has attended these monthly
sales has awakened the local m6.
chant to the value of cooperatiw
community effort which only fore.
casts greater efforts in the futun
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LONG THRESHING
RUN BEGUN TODAY:
CROP YIELD GOOD
Especial Correspondence

Bishop Hill, July 27.-Peter ].
Nordstrom was the first farmer in
the immediate vicinity to thresh
oats and wheat. Both turned out
very we'll. H. G. Olson threshed on
Monday and Tuesday. His oats
turned out IS bushels to the acre
and his wheat 43. The. Red Oak
run, which is one Of the longest in
this vicinity, began today, when
they threshed at the farm Of John
/. Hunt.
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WALKER FAMILY
RETURNS AFTER
LONG ABSENCE
Especial Correspondence.)

(Speclal COrreSpOndence
Port Byron, July 27.-Mr. and
Mrs. Sheldon Walker and children
have returned to their farm near
Rock river after living 10 years at
Artesia, New Mexico. They made
the trip of more than 1900 miles
by auto. stopping in Kansas and
Iowa to visit friends. Two daugh-
tiers. Marion and Leila, graduated
from the high school at Artesia
this spring. Z.
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BretAerAsol Hsetine.

Tonight the Lutheran Brother
hood oexanisatioA Of tho Swedish
Lutheran church will meet ct the
church basement for their regular
monthly meeting. Rev. A. w. Nc
Clurkin Of the Millersburg Pres
byterian church has been secured to
SPEAK to the members. Tho meet
ing was scheduled for the Glen
Anderson home but later was
changed to the church.
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MILAN NINE TO
PLAY DAVENPORT
TEAM ON SUNDAY
(special Correspondence.)

Especial COrrespondence.)
Milan, July 27-The Milan indie
pendents will play the Davenport
X. C.'s Sunday at the St. Ambrose
diamond in Davenport. Milan fans
will be glad to learn that Herman
Williams, catcher for the Independ-
ents, will be in the lineup Sunday.
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Especial Correspondence

Cambridge, July IA capacity
house greeted the home talent play.
ers who presented the comedy,
Patty Makes Things Hum. at the
Palace last night The play was
presented under the auspices of
the Epworth league and was di-
rected by Mrs. Blanch Mascau Rec
ord. The cast follows:
Captain Braithwaite ...........
.................L Leslie SanQuist
Captain Little Charles Anderson
Mr.. Green ......... Harold Nelson
Mr.. Smith .......... Chaplin Ross
Mrs. Smith ....... Ellen Anderson
Mrs. Green ......... May Johnston
Patience Little lori Patty 49,.
........... Kathryn Montgomery
Helen Braithwaite. Anne Douglas
Hope Dunbar ........ Frank Tyler
Hyacinth. John Frank Montgomery
The play will be repeated tonight
for the accommodation of the many
people who were unable to secure
seats for the show last night
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BLACKSMITH Is
BUSY MAN: SETS
50 SHOES A DAY
(special Correspondence. /

Especial Correspondence.)
Sheffield, July T.-This is the
busy season for hsrseshoers. Al
though blacksmiths and old Dob
bin are almost extinct in some
places. Joe Estes, west side black
smith, has been setting an average
Of 50 shoes . day. The biggest days
setting was over seventy shoes one
day this week for farmers in this
vicinity.
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WHEAT AVERAGE
Is 40 BUSHELS

(Specl4i COrrespondence.)
Sheffield, July 27.-Wheat went
81 bushels per acre in. one 40-acre
HELD on the Thomas Cole farm. The
general average for wheat in this
section Il, ~ bushels Per acre.
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FORMER RESIDENT
DIES IN CHICAGO
Especial Correspondence. J

NOPCOloI NOl lcoPOuQeHCc.J
Prophetstown, July 27.-Law-
renee Mcnamara. aged 80, resi-
dent of Prophetstown more than 81
years. died in Chicago this week.
For the last Is years he had lived
in Chicago. He had been q ticket
agent at Oakley avenue.
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GOOD ATTENDANCE
AT BIBLE SCHOOL
(SpeciaI Correspondence.

tSpeclaI COrreSpOndence.J
Port Byron, July 27.-The daily
vacation bible school, being held at
the Congregational church, opened
Tuesday with splendid attendance.
The second day found an increase
in enrolment. The instructors are
Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Pollard, Mrs.
Grace Wendt, Miss Mae Peters, and
Miss Margaret Schaible.
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LAWN SOCIAL AT SHERRARD.
Especial Correspondence

Sherrard, July PA lawn social
will be given by the Eastern Star
ladies' at the home of Mrs. Guy
Sayre Friday evening. A short pro-
gram has been arranged.
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ASPIRIN

unless you see the name .Bayers
on package or on tablets you are
not getting the genuine Bayer pro-
duct prescribed By physicians over
twenty-five years and proved safe
by millions for
Colds Headache
Toothache Lumbago
Earache Rheumatism
Neuralgia Pain. Pain
Accept only ~Bayer'< pacla&p
which contains proper directions.
Handy boxes OF twelve tablets cost
few cents Druggists also sell bot
ties Of a and 100. Aspirin ID the
trade mark q Bayer Msnafacture
Of Monoacetieacidester Of Salicylie-
scid-(AdvertisemAnt)
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HEADS IOWA X. PS

Mason City. Iowa, July pa. E.
Grimewold of Oxford junction,
Iowa. was elected chancellor-com-
mander of the Iowa Knights of Ply
thias.
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MOLINE GIRL
SWIMMERS TO
STAGE EXHIBIT
(Snecial Correspondence.l

Sterling, ILL.,, July 27.-Arrange-
ments are being made to use the Y.
NJ. C. A. swimming pool for a DEM
onstration in swimming to be given
by DR.. Mabel Otis of Moline and q
party of 16 Moline girls, who have
volunteered their services. Harold
Ward, director Of the Sterling Lady
Zouaves, is making the necessary
arrangements.
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SERVICES AT ZUMA.
(Snecial Corresnondencel

V0PCCF0I NOf fC0POH0SHOCsT
Yuma, July 27.-Services will be
held at the Rose Hill church next
Sunday evening and at the Yuma
church in the morning.
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OF DAUGHTER,

Especial Correspondence =
Hillsdale. July 27.-Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Liphardt are the parents q
a daughter. born July q. This Is
their first child. I
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Port Byron-Camp O-Ki-Hi girls
girls enjoyed their first meeting and
hike Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Indiaola Berry OF Washing
ton, D. c., is spending her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mi
chael Berry.
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LICENSES ISSUED
IN HENRY COUNTY
DURING PAST WEEK

Especial Correspondence
Cambridge, July 27.-The follow
ing marriage licenses were issued
by the county clerk:
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Atkinson.-Mr.- and Mrs. Fred
Schaffer are the parents of q baby
daughter, born July %.
Mrs. Jacob De Graves was host
ess to the card club Tuesday after
noon.
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PLANT YIELDS
1853 BLOOMS
IN ONE MONTH

Especial Correspondence.)
ProphetstoYn, July N.-Mfs.
Philip H0uch has = night bloom
ing plant which In 80 days yield-
ed 1883 blossoms and IL still at
1t Mrs. Houch Ii quite q florist
and cultivates many varieties.