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Everything Is In readiness for the
great circus at the City Y. NJ. c. A. to
be presented Thursday and Friday
nights. Tho gymnasium has been ap-
propriately arranged and seats ar
ranged around the big top to accomo-
date n record breaking attendance The
big show starts at s:l5 o'clock. but
the sideshow of the boys department
will be opened at O'Clock to provide
plenty Of time for inspection before
the big performance.
The accompanying picture shows
four OF the advanced physical marvels
who will present heavy gymnastics
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
WHEN HAIR THlNS,
FADES OR FALLS,
USE "DANDERINE"

IS cents buys a bot
tie of "Dandcrinc."
Within ton minutes
after the first applica-
ton you can not find
a single trace OF dand-
ruff or falling hair.
Danderine is to tho
hair what fresh show
ers of rain and sun
shine are to vegetation.
II goes right to tho
roots. invigoratcs and
strengthens them. help
ing your hair TO grow
long. thick and luxur-
liant.
Girls' Girls Don't,
'rs ,-atr 1atr 1ta.. itfc
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23

president of the United State, from
1889 to 1897. and died in 1899.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23

which come only from years expert
snce In the gym after unusual mus
cular strength has been developed.
They will present q thrilling act at tho
show tonight.
The 'Y" Bulletin says There will
be an unequalled and unapproachable
display of sensational stunts by nearly
one hundred performers, men and
boys. The management OF the mighty
show is glad to announce that all who
attend will be entertained from dusk
until 1880 o'clock far above expccta-
tons The young folks will find in
the circus their unbounded Joy, to say
nothing of the older folk"
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
COSTLY Trials

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. o2.-Thc
two trials of Roscoe Arbuckic on a
n,anslaughter charge from the death
of Virginia Rape. film actress, have
cost the city of San Francisco nearly
$4,000 1t was disclosed today with the
filing of expense sheets. Both trials re-
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23

1889 to 1897. and died in 1899.
POLICE ARREST TWO-Thc police
arrested John Astello and Russos
Bigamous at the Union Station at 1890
o'clock Wednesday afternoon for
carrying concealed weapons. but they
believe they have apprchended two
holdup men who robbed a wal.enburs
restaurant OF about 5000 Tuesday night.
Rigamous had S253.35 in his pockets
and Astello had $6,s1 in his possess
sicn. Astello had a dagger and Biga-
nous a gun; two diamond rings and .
diamond stick pin.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-31
TWIN SISTERS UNITED AFTER
SEPARATION OF 40. YEARS; NOW &
SEEK WHEREABOUTS or FATHER

to indisnapoiis. where she now re-
sides.
Mrs. Erickson learned that she
and her twin sister when but 10
days old were taken to Round Grove
by Mr.. and Mrs, Htleman. who gave
her sister to Mr.. and Mrs. Donahue,
and she to Mr.. and Mira Smith At
the age of s weeks. and no ques-
tions ASKED.
Mrs. Erickson wrote to Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley, but as both Wero dead
the letter fell into the hands CT
their daughter, the letter being d.
rected to the SANKEY'S or some rel
alive. The daughter refused to d.
vulge the address of Mrs. Held and
wrote Mrs. Erickson that she was
mistaken in the identity, the wom-
and herself never knowing that
Mrs. Held was adopted by her sis
ter and husband She gave the let
ter to q party who finally gave it 10
Mrs. Held to read, more as a joke.
Mrs. Held wrote Mrs Erickson for
proof, and upon receipt of It came
here at once and the twin sisters
were united after 40 years separa-
ton. II was also complete sur
prise to Mrs Held as she did not
know until 10 days ago that she
had foster parents. or . sister.
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FARM HOME
IN DANCER
FROM FIRE

(Bpecial 10, inc Arxus.l

(0peCt4l 10 Inc Af&Qe.)
Aledo, Oct 3l.-Tfteen acres Of
corn was burned and farm build
ings threatened In . fire which
started yesterday along the Bur-
lington right Of way six miles east
of Aledo and spread to the fields
OF the W. H. Clark farm. Accord
ing TO those who watched the fire
1t took about Ave minutes for the
connagratfop to cross the quarter
of mile between the tracks and
the road. At the beginning the
wind was from the south but soon
yeered to the southeast and then
east, at last driving the fire into
the adjoining stubble field of Mart
Ryan. However. by this time there
was enough help to stop the flames
with wet sacks.
Luckily the residences were on
the north side Of the roadway and
the fire did not cross or more seri-
GUS damage might have occurred.
Those who saw the field report that
the corn was well husked and most
of the ears had dropped to the
ground. and will probably be all
right for hog feed but not for
horses and cattle.
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FRED DUllgING
PLEADS GUILTY;
DRAWS 20 DAYS
Especial to The Argus,)

Aledo, Oct 31.-Fred Durn.
ing. Aledo resident, Who has
been up On other occasions
on charges OF violation Of the pro-
hibition laws, yesterday entsred .
plea Of guilty In the county court
and was sentenced to spend - days
In the county jail BY Judge =. l..
Church. When officers searched
Durning's place Of residence last
July they found liberal supply OF
alleged hooch. After Q consider
able period he was brought before
the court and At hrst entered q
plea Of not Euilty but changed his
mind and plea and yesterday re-
ceived sentence. According to
some reports he had. hoped for q
longer sentence that he might havs
board and room for the winter.
However. after this term expires
he will probably leave this cline
for at lsast another county.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-31
MILAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas White
went to Port Byron today to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Whites
nephew, Charles Stutervant, who
died Saturday night from injuries
received from the dynamite explo-
sion on the dredse boat at Hamp-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Mccartney and
daughter Ruth. James X. Dick
son and Miss Nora Woodall spent
sunday at the home of Miss Wood
ais sister. Mrs. Elmer MACE Of
A number Of relatives and friends
attended the funeral OF Mrs.
Amanda Reimers In Searstov1
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Reimers
was the mother Of Mrs. Arthur Pay
son of Milan.
Mrs. Hal Smith and daughter OF
Eldorado, Kan. who were called
here by the death Of her mother.
Mrs. Nancy Heath, are visiting
relatives and friends in Toulon this
week.
The Misses Faye and Oral zahu
left Friday night for Rockford. Ill,
where theyewiu attend school this
winter.
]. W. Hunt Of Macemb is assist
ins L. e. Wilson in the cleanup
drive of the farm bureau IN Black
Hawk and Bowling townships.
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B|l)B PARTY
'HANs z DAY
COUNTY TOUR
- Jshn Y. ClinAin SCHEDULED
Y : seal In AkAs-Little
4 Opposition.
slnaeial To The August

Mooeial To Inc AfSu0.)
n,re. Oct. 31.--The @. o. p. els-
fk N for . little exercising In
- county the last Of the
~ vhsn speaking has been ar
- for at Aledo and the local
eiNstes will make q tour Of the
10y 10 show the voters that
~ ire in the running. The ad-
~ at Aledo will be given in the
- house with Colonel John v
I'M OF Chicago as the speaker
lIisnel Clinnin is a veteran OF the
hid War. a we'll known Chicago
rofney and some time ago in
Sred the displeasure OF the state
|9uinistration and was removed
6pu an appointive office.
FThe tour Of the county will be
~ In two days. Friday the cas-,
| nd Of the county will be covered
m the west section on Saturday
|Ae Republican county candidate,
IA the offices they seek are Da
y A. Hebel, county Judge; c. A
fbson, county clerk John W. Sci
[jw, sheriff; Mrs. fTillie Gregory
|punty superintendent of schools
la Charles A. Clark. county treas
her. Only two of these have op
|Icsition. The tive Democratic can
|aaates being c. c. Lutrell for sher
Ia and John d. Cooke for count.
Imperintendent of schools.
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MORNING SERVICE
UNITES POPULAR
ATKINSON COUPLE
especial Correspondence

) Especial Correspondence
Atkinson. Oct. 31.-The marriage
of Miss Grace Van De Wostyne and
Edward Minneart occurred yester-
day morning at st. Anthony S
church. Rev. Van Wyngaerts OIL
ciated. The attendants were Miss
Anna Van De Wostyne, sister OF
the bride and Alphonse Minneart,
brother Of the bridegroom.
The bride wore a gown OF white
crepe de chine. with a picture hat
ITO match. Her flowers were bou-
quet of pink roses. The bridesmaid
wore orange crepe de chine, with
nat to match and carried roses. A
wedding dinner was served at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Desire Van De Wostyne OF
near Geneseo. Mr.. Minneart is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Min
neart, living two miles east OF At
kinson. The young couple will re-
side ON the Frank Sears farm, south
of town.
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Especial to The AryuA.)

Sterling. ILL.,. Oct, s1.-In the
year 1882. twin girls were born in
Clinton. Iowa, to . wealthy young
Scotch couple. whose name IL not
known, although it might be Abel
or Averill. The fathers parents
who had objected to the marriage,
forced the father to put tho twias
in the keeping of others. the whole
matter being secret transaction.
The mother 10 said to have died
about that time. Now 40 years
since, the girls are united here In
Sterling and are joined in q search
for their fsther. il he be living. Any
word from anyone who might have
knowledge Of him or their birth will
be appreciated by Mrs. Otto Erick-
son, OF 3l3 Si1teenth avenue, Sterl-
ing.
The twins are row Mrs. Otto
Erickson of Sterling and Mrs.
Charles H. Held OF Indianapolis,
Ind. The story OF their life is as
follows:
Seventeen years ago Mrs. Erick-
son found out that Mr.. and Mrs.
N. c. Smith of Sterling, toward
whom she looked as her parents,
were not her parents. and that she
had twin sister somewhere. With
what little information she could
pick up regarding the matter. she
advertised in papers all over the
country and wrote hundreds Of let
tiers. Nine weeks ago she found
out that P. o. Donahue, who is con-
fined in a hospital in Aurora, might
be the foster father of her sister.
She went to Aurora and he con-
fessed the truth. but did not know
the address Of his foster daughter,
now Mrs. c. II. Held.
She learned that Mr. and Mrs.
Donahue married against their par
ents' objections and went to Round
Grove to live for a short while and
there took one of the twins, then
but weeks old, to Geneva. H., and
announced to their families that the
child was theirs. This resulted in
a reconciliation. Mrs. Donahue died
when the child was about years
of age, and she was then sent to
Mrs. Donahue's mother, Mrs. John
NJ, Stanley, in small town in In
diana, where she was reared and
Tally married Mr.. Held and moved
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-31
RURAL COUPLE
ARE SURPRISED
- ON Anniversary

Especial Correspondence.)t
Rural. Oct. 31.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Hoesie. who celebrated their
silver wedding anniversary Satur-
day were honored with surprise
party that evening. A company OF
friends and relatives called unex-
pectedly at the Hoesle home. Later
the entire party adjourned 10 Rural
hall, where merry evening was
spent. In behalf Of the company.
s. ID. Upton presented Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoesle with a set of silver
knives and forks.
Oak of town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. AL Vanderslive, MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Wrenn. Mrs. Mary Hoesle,
all of Davenport; George Buck. s,
H. Montgomery and Miss Lily Rich
ards OF Moline. Miss Rose Kelly OF
Rock Island, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Fitzpatrick and D. c. KEEL
leher of Orion.
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SETS RECORD
FOR DELIVERY
OF SHELL, CORN
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Galva, Oct. 31.--Delivery Of new
shell corn in the month of October
sets . precedent here. No corn has
even before been delivered to any
elevator in this city before the goth
of November and in most cases at a
later dste. When it comes to de-
livering new she'll corn in Galva in
1000 bushel LOTS on Oct Is it goes
on record here as the first occur
renee Of its kind. This corn deliv-
cred here was perfect in every re-
spect and very easily graded as No.
3. This week several farmers will
have to stop picking and sheA out
enough corn SO as to give them
cribbing space for the remainder OF
their corn crop. The price this
week for new corn only lacks a few
cents of being worth 50 cents.
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WRGESS YOUNG
/ PEOPLE ENJOY
/ EVENING PARTY
fSnecial Correspondence.l

Especial Correspondence.)
l Burgess, Oct. 3l.-A number Of
fpung people of the Burgess neigh
hehood enjoyed most delightful
Halloween party Saturday evening
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil
ARMSTRONG. The party was in the
bfm Of a masquerade and many
lev stunts were introduced.
Those present were Rev. and Mrs.
L. Rezner, Mrs. w. J. Peters, Mr..
ind Mrs. E. J. Pearson, Mr.. and
ars. Mark Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Vern
Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Eamil-
nn, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mclaughlin,
ii. and Mrs. Clement Harrington,
b. and Mrs. Ernest McCaw and
Ter sister, Miss Russell Of Viola
eMd MISS Doris Pease.'
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VICTIM OF AUTO
COLLISION DIES
FROM INJURIES

Sterling. Oct. william Voss.
aged y66 years of Morrison. died In
the Clinton hospital Saturday as u
result OF injuries received to his
head and spine when u Massachu-
sets car ran into his buggy In
which he was riding on the Lincoln
highway near Morrison Sept rs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-31
BROWN, FARM Is
SOLD AT AUCTION

Especial COfrespOndence.)
Burgess. Oct. 31.--The 100 acre
hrm lying just north Of Burgess
pad owned by the heirs Of the late
iAyina Brown, was purchased at
public auction BY l.. +. Brown. the
mnsideration being in the ne:ghbor-
Vpod OF $4,000.
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MANY RELATIVES
ATTEND PARTY FOR
MRS. ALBERT LEWIS
ESPECIAL Correspondence

Especial Correspondence.)
Albany, Oct. 3l.-A very happy
surprise birthday party was given
Sunday for Mrs. Albert Lewis. her
mother, Mrs. Eleanor Culbertson,
being the originator. 1t was a
family affair. The guests were Mr..
ad Mira John B. Lewis of Elmwood.
ILL.,, Homer Hunt and wife Of Ca
manche, Iowa, Fred Mueller, wife
and daughter of Rock Island, X. B.
Seyller. wife and two little people
OF ProphetstOwn and Merle Lewis,
wife and two children OF Newton.
Tho company came provided with q
choice dinner and numerous gifts.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-31
ORION COUNTRY
CLUB LAKE NOW
WE'LL STOCKED

Orion. ILL.,, Oct. 3i.-W. Fl. Rohr-
bach and c. H. Schneider made a
trip to New Boston Saturday. re-
turning in the evening with $50
channel cat fish for the Orion
Country club lake. These were de-
posted in the lake. They varied
from three to ten inches. The
management has arranged to get
additional stock of fish for the lake
in the near future. This will in
cludc blue gills, croppies and Other
varieties.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-31
CHAUFFEUR FOR
.JUDGECOOKE HAS
SHADOWD PAST
Especial to The Argus.)

Aiedo. Oct. a1.-Aledo people
were rather surprised to see in
Mondays Chicago papers accounts
of the arrest of l.. Oldenwald in
Chicago Saturday as he was driv-
ing Judge George A. Cook and par
ty home from the Chicag0-Prince-
ton game. Oldenwald had been
driving the Cooke car for the last
six weeks and spent last week in
the city with members of the Cooke
family. He is reported to have
been an expert driver and . very
pleasant fellow to meet. While here
he stopped at the Merchants hotel
Oidenwald was wanted in Chi
cago on seven charges, including
being holdup. stealing an auto
mobile and being associated with 3
number Of others in embezzlement.
An accomplice, Mrs. Rose Moore, is
also under arrest in Cleveland,
Ohio.
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HUMAN BONES
|. FOUND 70 Be
THOSE OF P|e.

Especial to The Argus.)

kewanee. Ill. Oct. 81. Ke-
wanee's murder mystery has been
solved. Just when the public au-
thorities and newspaper men had
believed to have unearth0d q real
STORY in the finding Of Bones be-
lieved to be that OF q human being
of small stature. committee OF
physicians came along and posi-
lively identified the bones 10 be
that of pig. The bones were
plowed up yesterday under a large
tree In the yard OF Ed Girkin, 1921
Lake street, with the skull missing.
The finding created considerable
excitement in the town for a few
hours before the real Identification
was made.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-31
CORDOVA PEOPLE
AT CELEBRATION
ESPECIAL Corrcspondence.)

Especial Corrcspondence.)
Cordova, Oct. 31.-Mr. and Mrs.
c. 8. Petit, son Charles and Miss
Gertrude Tolin Of Cordova attend
ed Sunday the wedding anniversary
of their daughter. Mrs. Audrey B.
Nelson. The home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson, at 347 Fifteenth avenue,
Moline, was beautifully decorated
with chryssnthemums. which we're
the brides chosen flowers eight
years ago, Oct. 2S. The other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Nelson, Miss Ada and father. John
Nelson. oil Of Moline, and Mrs. The
odore SchSeuter Of cordova-
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". ?. M'BRIDE
ILL IN OHIO
Especial to The Argus.)

Especial to The Argus.)
Aledo, Oct. 31.-The latest word
received from Dayton, Ohio, is to
the effect that the condition OF w. P.
Mcbride is slowly. improving and
it Is expected that he can be
brought to his home near Little
York in a few weeks. Mr. Mcbride
had gone to Ohio to visit his old
home and when stricken with 4
stroke Of paralysis was at the homo
OF his brother. Rev David Mcbride
at Dayton. Mrs Mcbride and SOL
Frank left last Thursday for Day
ton and Robert P. of this city went
Friday. Only the right side was al.
fected and his condition Is nc.
thought dangerous at the present
time,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-31
MINERAL r. IN. A.
LODGE SPONSORS
HALLOWEEN EVENT

Mineral. Oct. 31.-Over 100 people
attended the Halloween party given
by the Maple camp. 1854. Royal
Neighbors of America, Saturday
night at the ledge rooms. The COM
mittee in charge of the event was
Miss Ida Dutro, Effie Meeks and
Lita Bennett. The hall was deco
rated with weird trimmings. Con-
tests and games provided q merry
evening. Refreshments were served
in charge of Miss Kathryn Riley.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-31
SHEFFIELD Is
HOST TOCOUNTY
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Especial Correspondencc.l

Especial Correspondencc.)
Shefneld, Oct. 51.-The Bureau
county district Sunday school con-
vention was held 1t the Congre-
gational church at Sheffield Sun
day and the church was filled to ca
pacity.
Among the speakers were Rev. W.
NJ. Britt of Buda. DR.. F, e. Inks.
Princeton. president OF the Bureau
County Sunday School association;
d. H. Wins, J. H. Halberg. Rev. e.
J.. Setterlund and L. ". Hacker. R.
C. Webb and Mis- Mabel Lewis. A
convention supper was enjoyed in
the evening.
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POSTPONE PARTY,
LSnecial Correspnndence.


Hamlet. Oct. sl.-The party which
WIS to have been given Friday night
at the Hamlet school has been post
poaed until later date. This was
made necessary because Of lack of
electric power to run the moving
picture machine.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-31
YOUNG GRDRON
STAR INJURED IN
CAMBRIDGE GAME

Galva. Oct 31.-Harry Casey. one
Of the members OF the Galv3 foot
bali team from the grades" had
one Of his hips dislocated last Sat-
urday afternoon while the young
Galvanites were playing against !
team at Cambridge. The young man
was removed to his home in this
city where he is resting easily At
the present time.
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ARMISTICE DAY
GAME HERE IF
STORES CLOSE
(Special to The Argus, J

ISpeCfaf 70 Ine AfeUS't
Aledo, Oct. 3l.--Accordiug to the
management, no future dates have
been definitely fixed for the Mercer
County Independent eleven. Al
Armistice day game can be ar
ranged here with Silvis il the To-
cal stores will close during the
game, thus insuring the home team
good crowd. Otherwise the In
dependents will probably be seen
in action that day on some foreign
field where an Armistice day pro-
gram Is being put on.
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&RD BIRTHDAY
/ Is OBSERVED AT
| FAMILY PARTY
tNpecial Correspondence.l

Il Especial Correspondence.l
Sea.on, Oct. 3l.---In honor Of the
ard birthday Of Mrs. A. G. Greer,
sAich occurs today, a family party
20 held Sunday at the country
scme Of Mrs. Richard Boggs. The
ssair was a surprise on Mrs. Greer.
tach group came provided with
eil filed baskets and a bOun-
ecus dinner was served at noon.
ncss present were Mr.. and Mrs.
slhls Cortland, Mr.. and Mrs. Andy
ssace, Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Greer.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Greer.
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LODGE SPONSORS
HALLOWEEN SOCIAL
Especial Correspondence. J

Especial C0rrespondence.l
Taylor Ridge, Oct. Shades OF
the Eastern Star lodge held q Hal
lowe'en box sociabIe at the ,elevs-
tor building Saturday evening.
Ghosts, clowns. witches. fortune
tellers and several side shows fur
,nished a merry evening. Boxes
were auctioned by william Dunlap.
The proceeds amounted to 50.
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Ysiessiss Self SpsefsS
SAssfss ere approved
br tie kstiosd Bssvd n
Fire Uslsyusifsss.
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TTCERS cor CANE.
Especial Correspondence

ISpectkI CoFIesVOUueuCS-J
Sheffield. Oct 31.-The Prince
ton-Shs@eld Tigers defeated the
Prophetstowu Legion football team
on the Sheffield Eridiron Sunday
afternoon, the score being 1873. This
Il the last game the Tigers play in
Bureau county this season.
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FOURTH OF DANCE
SERIES NOV. End

Especial Correspondence
Milan, Oct. 31.-Milan K. OF p.
lodge No. AT will give q play the
last OF December, entitled And
Ted Came Home" The fourth
number OF their series OF dances
will be held at the town hall Thurs
day evening, Nov. D..
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GOOD CORN YIELD.

especial Correspondence.)
rophetstown, Oct. 31.-Cofn
shkins in the vicinity Of Prophets
~ Is progressing finely and the
ek OF the husking shows the
na'ty hne and the yield q good
better than last season.
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Two INJURED
AT KEITHSbURG
Especial Correspondence.)

Ibpec1dI CORRESPONDENCE
keithsburg, Oct. 31.--Harry Van
De Wort, an employee of the NJ & st.
l.. road, was seriously injured Mon
day noon in the east yards when a
cylinder head blew off the engine
striking him a fierce blow on the
right leg above the knee. An ar
terry was severed that took consid-
cradle effort to close.
Alec Gluba was also hurt but net
seriously. nd
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y A. NELSON BUYS
/ GAUNT FARM; NOW
/ OWNS 5000 ACRES
Especial to The Argus

Aledo, Oct. 31.-The A. B. Gaunt
nm located six miles north OF
fledo was sold at auction yester-
hy, the purchaser being 8. A. Mel
b Of Duncan township. he getting
he farm on his bid of Sl22 per
lure. The greater part OF the land
rough and the price was near
sAat many predicted. This is re-
prted to bringing Mr.. Nelson's
hldings in Mercer county over the
|1fee thousand acre mark.