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TOday's Sports Parade

and aglow with good WILL, WAS
Just one huge and living well
come mat.
Louis scarcely was In the
ring before Tony, moving with
an alacrity amazing in one
his size and age, was beside
him. offering his hand. When
Louis was hesitant in offering
his, Tony grabbed 1t and shook
it as though ii were a pump
and he a parched dust bowl
farmer.
Good Advice
He seemed reluctant to re-
lease Joe's right hand. and
kept holding on to il until
someone in the front row
yelled:
That's right, Tony. don't
let it loose. Hold it right on
until after June rs. You'll be
safer" ti#
Louis finally freed himself
of his new found and devoted
friend. and walked across the
ring to wish good luck, first
to Baer and then to Nova.
But Tony apparently was
taking no chances on Joe's
getting away without realizing
how deeply he tTony) felt
towards him. Before Joe could
leave the ring Tony waddled
swiftly across the canvas and
tapped Louis on the back.
Surprised. Joe turned around.
and there was Galento, the
man who has castigated him
for months. smiling and hold
ing out his hand. Before Louis
had time to react one way or
another. Tony grasped his
hand and started shaking II
all over again. And he con-
tinued to shake it until Louis
was out of the ring.
Shocking as was Galento's
behavior 10 his friends, they
admitted to man that it was
a master stroke of diplomacy.
Like the early American set
tiers pacifying the ssvages
with trinkets and beads, like a
defendant smiling on the jury
that holds his fate in its hands,
Tony was doing his best to get
on the good side Of Louis be-
fore the fateful night Of
June rs.
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Fern Hin led a field OF fourteen
south district elementary schools
in their annual track and field
meet held In Lincoln bowl yex,er-
day afternoon.
Fern HUI scored 20 points ~
points ahead OF sheridan with Is
points. Other team scores we're
Mary Lyon iits; Park Ave. iiis.
Mckinley IL: Whitman 10: Mann
sis. Willard s: Edison S. Airing
ton and Rogers 2
The special competitive march
ing event for student leaders only
was won by Billy Vert Of Nc
Kinley.
Results OF Track and Field Events
50 Yard Dash--Jerry kueich,
Fern Hili. first. Donald Hinton,
Mckinley. second; Donald Thirty
acre, Lyon. third, Merton Felix,
Park Ave. fourth: Richard Dskin.
Mann, fifth. Time. I sec.
100 Yard Dash-Ray sprc~-
sing. Fern Hin. first: Calvin
Burr, Lyon. second; Robert
Carlton, Willard, third: Harry
Merritt. Park Ave, fourth:
Harry Thompson. Mann, NTH.
Time, lei sec.
Potato Race Merrill Woody,
Whitman. first: Robert Csbell,
Mann, second: Glenn Brewer, Lyon,
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West Leading
Auto Racers
SEATTLE That M

SEATTLE That little thin wisp
Of fellow-Tony West, Of Ts-
coma has far eclipsed the field
al the regular Monday night Ever
green midget races.
West leads the i25th and Aurora
oval with ~ points. while Ernie
spaulding Ia second with ~ points.
These standings are compiled
every week as the winner next fall
will represent the track al Los
Angeles in the midget speed cham
pionships for the coast.
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len 10 N. fsss right y ~ ~.
~ d.es Nova
No Superman
Sevs 10 no sup<rmaH he's ~
atsia. ordinary guy whe wnshs
hsfss 81 HE trade - u mMy ~
that f.auis wtli sno<n Nm ~ N
cay k~sk sn ths 0e16eN ooee
when they GET nts ~ ~ u.
xsthsr nut there = sise : ~
chance thst ~ 9TH rive Leu@e
the sslffsst cempstistoa the nnmoep
has hsa IN she lest too yeorW oeo
thing vas settled anee ss1 ~ -
last Might lnatas shs ufeeN vepee
NOVA can tshs u. nv e1neD
nses got siess sA~t - - -
and I'VE ltmee M9xse Wn1oQlo1
ssross IN right that ssne vroNelo
Campbell IN he grave. News enooo
EN- ~ sna came -.
Nsv~ 611n't wta - : 49,
n1~n1 hneeneHe uneu ~ IN
n sesmo1 ~ ~ tnn~D 49,
sstts~a 80 sa5oa4 ewoy = -
- sneee @eessee "
- ~ ss~~n1 1904 - 49,
shsse m6m~ean - opo1
everything n ~ ssunmoo -
ee~sNeHeue ~ - 49, -
-.
srs~ss - No. - Nsve -
- ~ - ess~e ~ sevs~n9
~s~sM
IN the middle ~ ~ resa@ -
slammed News nesh AoesNs ~
furss with : right IN ~ eeeA
hs hAd MIN ptnned there. 81 -
np Tor the NH Vows tssee -
shrnw . fixhs snd mssns@ ha~sy
ana thshs for the rim Tins -
me fcund. n~sr soshee ne fseee
and ssnt y aHfnas isne : foenee.
VAT instead II dsupe>ne. News
fought ME 10y ~ ~ soeee -
nsi'ed nssr sSrnss the ysNe.
W0rsso tlhe Butcher
Tns rest a. To fight wae : NJ
sfal sdueattnn n ~ ct - eoevtn9
up . msa'a fsee. naef ~ fiye1
HE last shos sn1 Nova wene ~
wnrt on him Ilhs h4ssshsss ia
lab, ias went Nsva's IN lnto
nasrs fAcs sna seoN the ~ loatns
e. WAS wet With nnnte's p1ee1.
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Office outfi,tnrs made up post.
poned game IN the Commercial
league and Jumped into . foar-wsy
tie for third place by defeating
Tacoma Drug. . 10 e.
Tho Garage Employees unleash.
"a ~ hit. off Tbs windmill hurting
~ Sam Upton and the Chemical
Workers for an 10 decision IA
break their first place tic.
The non-winninE Musicians added
Cecil Erb 10 their lineup for their
Union league Hatns with the
Bakers and he conducted the
Melodymen To = 10 Ia 8 victory.
Ne also raped out . triple. doubts
and . single In four trips.
tiis eisss -"
All Heiasipsrs ........4...e 3
johnson Paint ..st 4
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steInsusf.
ctr sisss ~
ssnssn ssi ss.,s.ss...s.s
Isw.,i ana 4. rA~e.si Ne.
Hinnsii saa Jensen
iysfson = wsisss ......... z
ssi.ss ana ssaars. x.rsa .as
tswmsssisi tsssss
~. s s,. nns tts'.*s,sss y =
samsss ., ava i i. ~i,ass: osss.a .as
Olson.
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PORTLAND

Bstted for Adams IN seventh.
SCORE BY INNINGS
San Diego ........ 600 600 100
Portland ......z..-.. 600 Dol i2x-t
SUMMARY
Six hits q runs off Humphreys in
7 3 and 2 off Hare in /. losing pitch
or. Humphreys. runs responsible for,
Thomas / Humphreys z. struck out,
Thomas 3. Humphreys J. bases on
balls. off Humphreys 3. home run.
Wilson: two-base nit. Rosenberg, sac
rifices, J Williams. Marshall. runs
bstted in Wilson. before. Thomas,
Marshall Mono, double plays. JEFF
fries to Wilburn TO sweeney 2 Crif-
fiths 70 kiemiec N Mcdonald. Hum
phreys 20 Oriffiths to Mcdonald.
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And the kid 10 ready Ne said
so Ia the early hours ~ friday
when ne stepped out u q ssedls
shower. pulled On his seess ard
remarked "ohay. bring on Joe
Louis
He said II not bcsstfuiiy. but
with = quiet air ~ authority that
belongs to a man who has Just
Knocked former heavyweixht
champion into = blinded,
bleeding meas A few doafs away
IN another dressing roam MAS Man
haer who had iust taken the iish.
Ing II his life from Nova and Was
peersng out through eyes that
were swollen lnio siitss
sooner er later n ~sii ~
>ovs We. L.uis, pr.vtdsd. ~
course. that the nrowm ueush-
er defeats To1y ssieais ~
Junr "a. There h aise = pss.
s,hliiss thai the ann may not
rise tomorrow,
sitting At the rlngsids IN Yankee
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Runs responsible for. Freitas ;,
Weber 2. struck out Freitss 2. Web
Der 2. bases on balls off Ffeitas 2,
Weber /. passed balls. Ogrodowski,
Hancken: left on bases. Sacramento
4. Seattle g: three-bas hit. Lawrence.
two base hits. Gsribaldi Marshall 2,
Waite Strange. runs batted IN Carl
baldl q Archie Hunt 2, Ogrodowski
Lawrence Gyselmen Hsncken sacH-
flee Oerodowski. double plays Web
Der TO Morrissey 10 Archie. Garibaldi
TO williams TO Barton. time. / as,
umpires. Powell and Edwards play
ers walking. Williams Archie, Law
renee.
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tArAe 80
LOG AAlEf HA


Runs responsible fof. Buxton q.
struck out. by Buxton 9. Thpnss g..
bases on balls off Buxton 8 Thomas
left on bases Oakland = Los Ans-
eles II hfSc run. English. tHo-bAse
nit. ClhockI. runs DAtted IN. English.
Cihocki. ststz. sacrifices Thomas J.
Collins double plsys. Abfeu to YER
gee. Abfeu 20 HAimondi u vergek.
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SCORE BY INNINGS

Innings pitched Tost as. Fleming
az. At bat. off Tost Is, Fleming II
hits off Tost T. runs scored. off lost
3 runs responsible for Tost ,. kou-
pal 3 Monorief 4 struck out, BY Tost
3 Fleming 2. Koupal ,. bases on
balls. off Tost ;. Fleming !, koupal
4 losing pitcher. Tort. hit ny Pitch
er Frazier by Fleming. wild pitches,
lost Moncfief, home run, DiMaggio,
three base hit. Storey. two-bsse hits,
Norbert 2 Kehle. runs bstted IN.
wright ?, DiMaRgio g. Spfing. Hoover
4 Marble stolen base Frazier. double
play. Hoover 10 Clkseli to Herman.
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Grid Program

Stadium 81 grid schedule: sept.
2z-Ilncoln. here; sept. zs--Brem-
erton, here. Oct s--WaIIa WsIis-
there. mite; Oct. ls-Eserett,
there, mite; Oct. z0--Yzkima. here,
mite; Oct. 17-Bsilsrmine, here,
mite; Nov. s--0psn; Nov. li-Bsi-
iinxham. there; Nov. is-Wen-
atchee. here; Nov. 80. Lincoln,
here.
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shewesed pieces ~ nsh - sksv
hung ~ drying ssehs In . ess.
teNwesA grove ~ Ne wese
hanh ~ the stseasw. esssueasy
sf IN CeluswhsA-
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Heavyweight Bout Ends
After IL Bruisin9 Rounds


fromc
mavhc north again.
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Spokane Gets
Outdoor Lodge

SPOKANE, Wasb.-National
Park Service Regional Inspec-
tor Grant d. Ross said today
construction of new Mt. Spo-
kane lodge would start in a few
days. The lodge. which will cost
about $4,000, will have accomo-
dations for skiers, mixers and
tourists.
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rOt THEhN assoc isIIUN
Knoxville 49,. Atlanta 10
ChAttsnooss 3. haAnFilbs
SeS Orleans Z Little ROCK 0.
Memphis o. Birmingham !
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The standings are

That's the way they stack IN
tn. first two weeks Of racing a.
the Evergreen midget speedway.
West seems To be the man 70 beat
according 20 the standings. ana he
will be a mighty sh0t-st man on
the qusrter-mils midget oval when
proceedings get under way next
night under the direction
Of Bobty Rowe
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Idaho 1rapmen
Open Tournament

kELfAH.G. Idaho - The idaho
state trspsbootinx tournament 10
gan today al the Wallace Kellogg
Gun clubs Osburu traps. with
sesltergun artists on hand from
ak western states.
Rot y. Hooper Of ksiIsgg.
president 1T the state trap
shooting association. ssid en-
tfiss included Ted kesfrs sf
Helena, Mont. fsssses national
champion. and Col. q. y. tora
of Dsi Monte. Calf. psssidsst
Of the Pacific international
Tfsp.heetioE ssasetstsss.
The Tournament will end sun.
day. with finals Ia the singles and
doubles events
ssssa11sz.'s Hsssssssasas
f>TtarArfossL l1tstg
Syracuse hssafx =
Jsfes5 cis1 a. bsitinoss. postponed,
Montreal 4 Toronto D
ise1f s<ss<f .. Huffss9 =
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Not Tell And Sell With Times Want Nd? Call Main
Real Estate for Sale

improved and Unimproved
ACREAGE
20 ACRES AT MT. VIEW. near
Puyallup. All in cultivation.
modern s-room house. chicken
house for 600. and other out
buildings: fine soil Sell or trade
for modern home or duplex in
Tacoma.
3 ACRES WALLER ROAD Good
house and barn. land all cleared.
Price 81 500, Easy terms.
5 ACRES NEAR SUMMIT - s.
room modern house. chicken
house. harm for 5 cows. Place
is fenced hog tight. Price $500
WIN consider trade.
as ACRES New t-room modern
plastered house. close 70 Taco
ma; city water and lights. Price
$3.50, or will trade for larger
place with small house.
8 4-10 ACRES Knapp road near
Midland. broom modern nearly
new up-to-date house. double
garage Price $4,000. win CON
slider exchanging for city home.
UNIVERSITY PLACE 10 acres
unimproved, fine soil, near Lee IS
Dahlia Gardens, follow good
graveled road Price only
81 900. easy terms.
GAS STATION and 2is-ACRE
RANCH on corner. close In:
S-room house. Ia acres in rasp-
berries. Price 5000.
FOR good buys and exchanges
see MS. Ask for Mr.. Sheppard.
c. w. COPPOCK
57O2 Pacific CA 1913
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Wanted 10 Rent

WIDOW. with age pension. wishes
pleasant reom with Kitchen prlyl-
leaes private family no other
FDomefs & 5 preferred Write
IT,. Tacoma Tim.s
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DRY. green upland block and siso.
% aud Up. o 6 forest wood -
JOHNSON FULL "a 17ec
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UPLAND TIE SLAB MA 4573

Buffelen 2-ln. :: z :, S'' MAJ sis ssss
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s875 Two Two a. BIO .,. CORDS .I.s u:l's p.
slsb ara ferest xaod PA i5s2
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o O. tie slab. cds. $40 uul blk
slab. For Nd. Aany's MA Ios3.
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fC IN No. ! forest wood: upland
-S'10 - asb. IS alder. % 50.
og. O. So Ga 5z7o.
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UPLAND tie slab. two cords for sio
No. ! O. T. cords els. GA o1ls
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FoR QUICK SALE CALL STEWART
BRADLEY co. Main st5f
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IMMEDIATE DE- on h.syT pl ends
dry or green AtD core oloef snd
log ends DORNIN FUEL MA casa
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HAVE BUYERS waiting for : eiEth
ave home q " speeEa VA tslt.
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1885 80 TfHEa "a Loo AZ ~ - SAN
THORshitia KAst sna u iith Ct.
bridge
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Forest Wood :: - g y s Saeo,,s 10 To-. !
GA 353l-R.
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Waterfront Property
Room and Board

ROOM and board Home privileges
Good meals t25 month. 1881 So
b4th
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~ YOU HAVE hols< for kNls cali
HFaDHY HfsLT'T CO. Kan iioz
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UPL. slab. 81 or dry. KIN dry pi
ends Hllsdzle Ga 1875. HIS
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HEAVY plsner ends q - worth OF
BY cd Also g.. sab. Dix. O. o7+s
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$4.5O-BlG CORD
PITCHY BLOCK AND SLAB
BARgEYs FUEL. GA 1906
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Furnished Houses
Unfurn. Houses for Rent

$3.50 SO. FAWCETT-AvGilAb June
z2Hd rooms. h. -. floors fire
place sZ5. includes water
W II OPlE 81 CO
40 Fidelity Bids Main siee
us ROOMS. lots. opt to buy
eros 30 Tyler. Ing e70x { Monroe
FIYE-ROOn HOAk-FaIu basement.
north end and ciose 70 Sixth ave
3205 No sth. Rental. s25.
" II OPiE a. co
40 FIDELITY Bldg MAIN 2iss
Five BROOM bungalow located a.
5sZi 50 Haruer $40 PER mUnth
GAFland 1895 asent.
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4-FT ALDER. dry. ~ cord. Cedar
posts &C each. Baker. Route 6.
Box sci
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HOUSE. 5 o. roou.s wanted south
emo Can pay ezs0 duNu sud 30
pr mo Efste price ? q Boz 1885.
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Summer Cottages

TWO SUMMER HOUSES for tent ~
the month nf season GAil At Rob
bins stofe. Burton. Wash.
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0pEClAI-BiE rick lin plsner sncs
t27s Quick de- O. is4s.
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News Our Grandfathers Read
From Issue Of November |, 1906

Rev. ] Shelter and family, who re-
sided in the Whistler property on Main
street, moved to Cridersville, Friday,
where Mr.. Shelter will serve the U. B.
congregation.
Mrs. C ID Althaus and son, Leland,
returned to Winona Lake, Ind, Fri
day. She was accompanied by her
sister, Bessie Grossly, who will spend
several weeks at the above place.
Miss A. Cunningham, of Chicago,
ILL.,, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Cunningham ,on Lawn
avenue.
Gid Clymer and family moved into
their Cherry street residence, Tues
day.
Mrs. Guy Hawk and son, of Belvi-
dere, ILL.,, have returned to their home
after several weeks visit with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bunk.
Zay Quin, who formerly resided in
Union township, and who left twenty
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of Rawson, left Tuesday morning for
Arlington, Nebraska. They will visit
relatives for about month.
Sem Steiner and Chris Santschi left
Tuesday for Oxford, to witness the
graduation exercises of their sons,
Wesley Steiner and Arthur Santschi.
Mrs. J. c. Welty and daughter, Miss
Lucille, returned from Washington
last week. Mr.. Welty and family will
probably reside in Toledo in the near
future.
Miss Lizzie Hilty went to Marion to
hold meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bucher welcom-
ed a little girl into their home on
Tuesday.
The marriage of Miss Amanda Dill
Ter, of Pandora and Levi Mellinger, of
Clinton county, Ind, was announced
last Sunday. The marriage will take
place in about two weeks.
Daniel Geiger, of Colfax, Wash,
came home recently to visit his moth
er, Mrs. Ben Geiger, who has been
seriously i'll.
S. L. Eby, who recently completed
post graduate course in Yale uni
versity, in New Haven, Conn.,, is Wis
iting his parents, in the Settlement
Mr.. Eby will soon leave for further
advanced studies in the universities
of Europe
Eldon Geiger and Miss Ellen, only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Schu-
macher, were happily married at the
home of the brides parents, Tuesday
noon.
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The following pupils of the Bluffton
public schools received banner cards
for the month ending Oct 26: Senior,
Mabel Jones; junior, Leila Satterlee;
sophomore, Pauline Garau; freshman,
May Benroth; eighth grade Corrine
Kimmel; seventh grade, Alice SAINT
schi; sixth grade, Inez Berns; fifth
grade, Leila Frick; fourth grade, Mar
jorie Day; third grade, No. 1, Maude
Myers; No. 2, Ida Spangler and Bon
ME Steiner; second grade, No. /, Ell
eanor Frick, and Theodore Scheid; No.
2, Esther Lugibill.
Carl Ruh1, who was here attending
the funeral of his mother, Mrs. Henry
Ruhl, and transacting some business,
returned to Macon, Georgia, Monday,
where he is in the interest of Chi
cago packing company.
The installation services of Rev.
Otto Lichti, as pastor of the Memo
mite congregation of Bluffton, will oc-
cur on next Sunday evening, Nov. 4.
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EBENEzER MENNONITE
p A. KlieWer. Pastor

Thursday: No services-Join the
Evangelistic services in First Men,
MONTE church, Bluffton.
SUNDAY: 4sn
Sunday school $3.50 a. m. sa
Sermon 1890 a. m. Text: "The
Incarnation Names and Titles of Our
Lord"
No C. E. or preaching in the even
ing. The Messiah" rendition in
Bluffton High school by the Bluffton
College Choral Society.
Angels Message: Fear not: for,
behold, | bring you good tidings OF
great joy, which shall be to all
people. For unto you is born this
day in the city of David Saviour
which is Christ the Lord"
Acceptance of this Message will
result: "Glory to God in the highest
and on earth peace, good win toward
men,"
Let us continue proclaiming thi:
much needed message.
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three years ago for Missouri, and lat
er moved to Indiana, moved here with
his family last week, and will reside
in the jeff Bentley property on Thur
man street.
The marriage of Harold 10y, of
Beebe, Ark, and Miss Grace, daught-
er of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fifer, of
Toledo, occurred at the home of the
bride, Wednesday, Oct. IT. The Fifer
family were former residents of Bluff
ton.
David Geiger and family returned
to their home at Asheville, N. c., on
Monday, after two months visit
with Mrs. Geiger's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. u. Badertscher and other rel
atives.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham
Wise, at their home on South Main
street, son, Tuesday morning, of last
week
Mrs. T. j. Cornwell and little son,
of Van Vert spent last week with
relatives and friends here.
The following pupils of the Beaver
dam public schools received banner
cards for the month ending Oct. 26.
High school, senior, John Moore; jun
ior, lilo Yoakam; freshman, Robert
Shull; Grammar, Grade 5, Helen Con-
rad, Madeline Heller; B, Bertha Eek
enwiler; C, Mary Haines, Della Pat
terson; intermediate, A, Miriam Hell
Ter; B, Florence Augsburger; c, Al
berta Heller; Primary, A, Eunice
Skinner; B, Ruth Durkee; c, Paul
Groves.
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NEWS OUR FATHERS READ
-sa FROM ISSUE OF JUNE 49, 1913

Last Thursday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. N. w. Cunningham entertained
a large number of young people at a
farewell party given for the pleasure
of their niece, Miss Eda Idle.
DR.. ]. F. Baldwin, a former well
known Bluffton physician, died at the
home of his son, Harold Baldwin, in
Findlay, Monday, at IL a. m. at the
age of 81 years. Death was due to
infrmatives of years.
The Bluffton Reformed church was
filled with relatives and friends this
Wednesday afternoon to witness the
wedding ceremony of Wilhelm, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Amstutz, and Miss
Reign Bradenburg, of Oxford, Ohio.
The handsome new church auditorium
was attractively decorated with gar
lands of clover and fern.
Mrs. Isaac Kerns leaves today for
Chatam, Ont, to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Root.
Misses Helen Kibler, Bertha Roeth-
lisberger and George Woods will at
tend the summer school at Oxford.
DR.. and Mrs. R. E. Hughson and
son Robert, leave this week on ter
days visit with relatives in Canada
They go in their auto via Detroit.
Mrs. Matt Sweeny and children and
Miss Emma Benroth, of Beaumont
Texas, are expected here the latter
part of next week on an extended visit
at the George Benroth home on Cher.
ry street.
Mrs. w. H. Mckinley accompanied
by David Spangler and Lael Cornwell
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daughter Mary Alice who have lived
in Medina, for several years have
moved to Bluffton to make their home.
Mr.. Geiger is operating an auto sup
ply store in the ROLAND Stratton
block.
Announcement of the coming mar
riage of Miss Mary Avin, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Lugibihl and
Donavin Sommer was made from the
Grace church pulpit, Sunday.
Mrs. Rupth (Dukes) Mohler passed
away Sunday night at her home in
Lima. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mohler
had resided in Lima for a number OF
years.
Mrs. William Cox of Helena, arriv-
ed at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse F. Steiner on Mon
day and remained until the following
day.
Columbus Grove is to hold their
Winter fair next week from 19 to the
22nd.
A great deal of blowing is being
done at present.
Anne Gertrude Schumacher is al
present employed at Ingalls, studio
in Findlay.
Miss Viola Welty, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Isaiah Welty of Blufftor
will be graduated from Moody Bible
institute, Chicago, on Thursday o.
| next week.