The El Reno American. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 8, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 4, 1915 Page: 1 of 10
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THE EL RENO AMERICAN
Twanty-aooond Year.
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El Reno, Oklahoma, Thursday. February 4, 1915.
Number 8.
NEW BOOKS FOR READERS WOMEN'S EXCELLENT WORK EDUCATOR ENDORSES PLAN
LOCAL TALENT MAKES HIT THEY WANT BRIDGE FIXED ROBBERS HAVE BUSY WEEK
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Flay Was Hand-Forged and Pre- Delegation of Boosters Secure Three Business Establishments * TRAIL OF THE TR AMP * Librarian Has Shelved New Sup- Public Health Meeting of Mothers' Dr. Scott Made Address Favoring
tented in Few Days. Over 600 Signers to Petition. Sustain Loss of Over $100. • By I*. E. 1). Underwood • ply for Inspection. Congress Friday Evening. Organisation of Patrons' Club
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El Reno people have awakened The question of repairing the Thieves effected an entrance to The home paper: the real live Some of tile late books removed The first nt a ser es of puhl r \ most interesting and instate
to a realization that local talent South Canadian river bridge is be- Joe Levy's tailoring shop some weekly, tills a void that no other at Carnegie library are very non- health meetin. s will hr held .i> the tivr meeting was the one held in
possesses ability to eclipse thejing agitated again; this time with time Friday night by smashing a medium can; and again, it gives prehensive and instructive. The Congregational church Fridnv the high chool auditorium Than-
traveling aggregation. This was! greater determination than ever; lower glass in the front door and your county state wide advertise local library is being kept abreast evening at j hill o'rlnrk. under the ,|av night by the patrons of the
demonstarted Eriday evening before. The citizenship of East stole eight suits of clothes, three ment and if its circulation is a ; far of the times with ......I literature auspices of the Mothers' ........'ess. |.;| |;,om sehmils. It is hoped that
when local talent presented “In a Walnut township want the bridge pairs of trousers and two over- reaching as The American it goes and the new supply of hooks of It is pl umed to have the final re- q js „M|V t>i,. lirst of many snc.it
Cabaret’’ to a crowded house in repaired so they may have an out- coats. The robbers tried to gain beyond that; it furnishes nation- fords an excellent opportunity 1" port of health inspection . f public meetings which will lie held in Ihe
El Reno theatre and especially is Jet to El Reno markets and their an entrance at a rear window, hut wide advertisement for Kl Reno keep in touch with current schools, besides interesting papers future. Ur. A. C. Scott, head of
this true when it is taken into con- county seat town. Their action failed on account of an inside and Canadian county. Sometimes thought. mi tuberculosis by Mines, h rank the University Extension depart
sideration that Clyde Musgrove
had not written one line of the
play two weeks before its presen-
tation, Neither had Shirley Chap-
man and Mrs. Musgrove arranged
the musical numbers. It may he
termed a haml-forged play on
short notice for Belgian relief anil
each of the performer’s work was
exceptionally praiseworthy.
The medley chorus by the entire
company of about sixty people was
the initial performance interspers-
ed with a number of specialty acts,
the first being “Roses Bloom for
l/overa,” by Mrs. Clyde Musgrove
and chorus girls. Her obligato
rang in silvery clearness and far-
reaching volume above the dozen
chorus girls whose flute-like voices
blended in perfect harmony with
hero.
The honk of an automobile an-
nounced the arrival of the terpsi-
ehorean performer, Mrs. W. 1\
Morrison, who delighted the on-
lookers with her specialty act. No
sooner had the last sweet strains
of the orchestra floated away than
a tremendous enchore greeted her
and the act was repeated. At this
juncture, “Squibbs,’’ more fainili-
must strike every' thinking person shutter made of hoards and fasten- people underestimate the value o! Miss Sinclair, librarian, reports Lash and \\ ( . Armstrong, t’ii.v Tii**nt. of (Iktahoma university, ad
in the county as" a sound one and ed with heavy barn door hooks, the home paper. Perhaps this is a number of new bonks .just re sieal and dental inspection in the dressed the audience in a generiil
from the support given them by Mr. Levy estimates his loss at $75. due to a lack of news or it may be reived. In the miscellaneous list public schools will lie discussed. wav upon the value of Patrons'
signers of their petition it would Ball Brothers' meat market was because the sheet presents an up- may he found: I npnpolar tjuvern also. clubs and what they may aeeoinp
seem that many other people in entered the same night and $10.70 pearanee of carpet-tack type and ment in the C. S.. by Kales; Drift It heenmes more obvious everyth. Dr. Scott considered that the
the county favor having the bridge in change was purloined. It isjoul-tar ink. The following poem and Mastery, by l.ippiuan : Pre- day that health may lie had by fathers anil mothers of Kl Keno
repaired. ieustomary for the meat cutter taken from the Denver Posl gives historic Man. h.v Elliott, and Die- proper observances of certain eon- are doing exactly the right thing
The committee composed of five '‘losing the shop to hide the cash, i*n *'lea limv the home paper is ap- tinnary of Nou-t lassieal Mytliol- ditions and il is the aim of the jn organizing patrons' clubs, thus
live boosters from East Walnut, | where the cutter who opens the |predated hv the fellow who is "K.v, by Edwards. Most likely .Mothers’ congress Jo instinct «1-Enabling them to work iu unity.
were here Saturday getting sign- shop in early morning may find awn.v:
one. or all of these hooks will ap oug these lines. The following j][,. ^uve instances of the great
ers to the petition to present to it. The secret hiding place w as When the evening shade is fall- I"’’1* to you program is scheduled lor Friday i pood accomplished in other cities
the board of couny commissioners located by Hie thief of thieves in’at. the closing of the day. an' a . In addition to the ahove-men-.evening's meeting ami all who are through the Patrons’ clubs; if
to have that body consider repair- Hn,l when the shop was opened feller rests from labor, smokin' at books a goodly number ot cognizant of the meritorius work tliey a/e good for other towns,
ing the bridge Over 600 names next morning the cash was miss- l'is pipe of elav, there’s nothing '"test lietion has been placed on ot these women will, doubtless, he |,|,ev must, be good for Kl Reno,
were the result of their activity. >g. does him so much good, he fortune ,h'' «h*Mvcs. well repaid for spending an hour | Following l)r. Scott’s talk a
tininnff .i,„ n;„j, |„L, Thieves entered C. R. Miller’s, up or down, as the little country In this list are: Street of Seven with them: representative from each ward
hats!ware store on South Rock Is- paper from his Old Home Town. by Rinehart; Janice Day. Organ \oliuitary. . -- told the needs of her school. Mrs.
land avenue early Sunday morn- It ain’t a tiling of beauty and its ’J’ ,ni;; Innocent, h.v Corelli: -Mrs. T. M Aderliold ,p | Phelps s|H>ke for Irvine, Mrs.
ing and stole $25 worth of mer- print’s not always clean, but it , • v<,rxon s * arrer. hv Jordon: Dcvotionnls .Mrs M. (i. Harlow [,. |t. Myers represented Central,
elianili.se and money. A watch, (straightens out his temper when a ]J°oktng After Study, by Turn- Greetings to Mothers Congress Mrs. Brumagiun set forth the needs
forty pocket knives and $3.00 in feller’s feelin’ mean: it takes the . a"d '’"trol ot Sun Dance -Rev. O. A Wright |((f Lincoln and Mrs. John Rico
change were taken. The burglars wrinkles ()ff his face an’ brushes , , !i * onnor- _ Introductory Mrs. W MeCartnVy ■ ta>ld of the needs of Webster,
entered after prying a window off the frown, that little country •' half dozen up-to-dnto juvenile Paper “The While Plague, , I'li,- four speakers were «grei-<l
open in the rear. The loss was paper from his Old Home Town. bo°ks are ready tor the children. its origin and prevention that more teachers, better sanitary
eate irneVhrldffe'eW^vhere”whin'll lnot <I's,’0Ver,‘‘I I'll Monday morn- It tells of all the Parties and the .'Ist following: Mrs. Frank Lush conditions, some playground
vonld denrive Fast Walnut of hav.'"ben Mr. Miller opened his balls of Pumpkin Row, "Lout who ^'Hucs °f Northern Myths, h.v Pm- A oral Solo Mrs. C. A. Chapel equipment., and medical anal den
ini? access to Fl" Reno It is honed ,storo- !spent Sunday with who's girl, and P1’1':, Timi«‘ Stories About Horses, Paper—“Preventive Measures tnl inspection went greatly needed
the countv commissioners will izivc ! Burglars entered the Dawson & how the crops'll grow, an’ how it !,ahk; T'1"' K'lwanls. by iu the Slay of the White jn the Kl Reno schools
the netition consideration and i^m‘,h tinshop Monday night and koeps a feller posted who’s up and Mwrbour; Burhury Stoke, h.v Hop- Plague Mrs. W . C Armstrongi
have the^briVoTenaircd ""‘Vied the money drawer open, who is down, that little com.try V."s°"r ( 1,1,1K Ka'nlit"' by Final report of Health Ins - I
Vnlthcr re^X ite people b"‘ «o •ec»re any cash. NV paper from his Oh I Home Town. ”*'»• «"'» »"®"1 of An. ie.au,. " ’’
want he bridge ropaired s e ithil,lr ,'1*' Vow. I like to read the dailies ...H b.v Altsheler.
arly known in Oklahoma tradi* cause of the splendid condition of
territory as Austin Murphy, the;the highway. Several hundred
genial traveling salesman, ap- dollars were expended on the road
FARMERS’
Now, I like to read Ihe dailies and
the story papers. tr» \ ami nt times
tion m
Schools
Ml It.eno INiblie
The value of these inspections
to the community Discus
sion.
Judge Cotteral Renders Decision Violin Dud Misses Irene mid
INSTITUTE HERE the yaller novels and some ether EL REN0 WINS BIO LAWSUIT
- trash—don’t vmi f but when I
oo.a__mjMop?-»• m,. r,.,; ..m-r ..........
nounced that on the previous even- and much of the long distance cussl p Baturday. ■ 8 ll0"". 1 ',"n1
in Packing Plant Case.
signified her willingness to sing j was damaged the travel has gone |^^‘the Canadian County Farm- . 1,1 'ho( T’T"’!!IVf ’'‘.-..T '•>" packing plant ease lat,
- , • .aiji.Hn ........** em that 1 “ ,m“ " ,a
before El Reno people. When Miss different routes, however, it would'ers- j,lstituto, which meet's in Kl-
Mildred Shaughnessy, who acted:be resumed as soon as word was i> .... Saturday for » ,lav’s s.’s
the role, appeared she was greeted 'sent along the Meridian highway IMr. Taekson inarms Tim
with the usual courtesies of a fa-jthat the Canadian river bridge is.American that Carl Williams, edi-
Helm March.
Physical Inspection in the l‘ul»
Judge Cotternl rendered n dc lie Schools Mrs. F. Howell
•ifiion in the long and hard fought Discussion—“Dental lnspoc-
• , ’Hae of the packing plant case late tion in I'nhlic Schools
very htlle U.oe was de- ||ls, Fri(|,,v T|,(. ,|(„.i(iion
voted to boosting eireulation last wjm, f,.om' fillthri.. jt).]v Discuss......
week. The gloomy weather pre- .,rtel. j, WHS handed down and the Adjournment.
voritc. Her number was meritori- passable.
mis and site responded to an en- i -
chore. ONE PLEADED NOT GUILTY
The arrival of the Mexican Com- _ , _ ——— _
mission, which was composed of Several Have Inning in County
Messrs. F. S. and M. A. Randall
and the latter’s charming and ac-
complished wife, all in typical
Mexican attire, was one of the
climaxes of the evening. They
were, in time, induced to perform
on the mandolins and guitar. The
music of these people blended in
such exquisite harmony that the
way was paved for an enchore anil
they responded with another de
iightful selection, after
Jenkins, as Mexican
through some stragetie. move,
frightened the company off the
stage, except “Squibbs,” who was
sauntering around with a cigar-
ette at 45-degree angle between his
teeth looking for a light and when
lie saw the burning fuse which the
terrorist intended should blow
things to pieces by the bomb-route,
he grabbed it and lighted bis
cigarette. At this juncture the
terrorist fancied he could elude
tor of Oklahoma Farmer-Stock-
man, and Dr. T. I*. White
Of course, the schools have gone
from year to year without them,
arid could continue to do the same.
Mrs. Lillie Wright Rut this is the age of efficiency
and when any scltool, or any other
concern, falls far short of being
one hundred per cent efficient,
something has to he done about
it. or the enterprise fails of per-
forming its greatest, good.
Supt. C. M. Inch reoresented
the teachers ami voiced the senti-
ment of the whole teaching force
I. C. Montgomery when he said that the thing most
needed and wanted by them was
the co-operation of the parents
both fathers and mothers.
Karl Beebe caused a ripple of
merriment when he remarked lluif
the hoard of education had been
accosted many times for employ-
ing too many teachers or spending
THEY TOOK THE JOY WATER
Unsuspecting Bootleggers Were
Visited by Officers.
vented me making a trip away ,.ity of ,,, Rono tii, rUml„
from town and the little business of Comlllfip(v won
........ .......... „rc 1 transacted was mostly Saturday T,lis ,.as<. h„s ,)ml bitt„rlv ,,m,
scheduled to address the meeting. Sl'1'"1’'1 a.le' tested hy the legal fraternity rep-
Charles G. Wattson, secretary1 fro,n; H """" resenting those mixed up in the
of the Chamber of Commerce, Ad-iF.r1,d*y- He is so-well^and favor- (,ont,,)v,,rsv. The city, the Com- . . ____________________________________
olph Lech ten ber^er and others are ? } •' *nf>" ?' *•1 a,ul.1,,n • mercial ( hib and local hanks and ^ 's sa*d that Oklahoma has j00 m ur*1i money for school#, hiif.
expected to lend an impetus to the ^ reawin of being presulent of foreign stockholders. Kl Reno forty enfor.....nent officers who are n(.v,.r had they been crit.i-
gathering. Every fanner in the if.1,1W.?1™ Packing A Provision company he- striving to safe-guard the strong ,.iz(.(| f„r ,.m|)|oyjll(r ln(,ri.
county who can arrange to be pres- , r j IR an , ; ‘"g the contestants to right of '’"x "f the thirsty and meideiital- ti aehers or spending more monev.
ent is most cordially welcomed. salc* and ?'”** so '"i ,Wed! title. ly. of course, making a few raids Th„ faH p'0V(,s, „s well as anv
The proposition of a condensed 110 ,s' , The decision gives the C'ommer- n'i misuspeetmg bootleggers, who ,,hin r fhat tl|0 patrnns ar(> awai<.
* 1 “ " • • -•want to M) a icvv alKHit p|,,h th«» nlunt «nrl iit'ionn have nn com nil nction nf cnnKcicncp!:____ *1. .......i c’hildrcn
Court Last Saturday.
Judge Randolph Forrest held a
session of county court Saturday.
William Mushier and Roy Davis,
charged with purloining hay from
the Rinderhagen farm, southwest
were' fi”iX$BS'alid 'elists. *"d : dmtoojL will he"up "for' dismis- ff-®"*',1 'has a°^S, °,f Kronn,),on ',1,.'si,1'0.tn k'','p "i,hi" l,",,nds j«nd by that the aeeomplislinient of
;'nd milk factory for El Reno, it is iin-\WanTi J,0. sav a few tilings al>out (.iH| cjnb th<4 p|ant and fifteen have no compunction of conscience | \n„ to the mn-ds
derstood, will ho up for discus- Vm ^"rJIve °'>Horvo^ *ram acres of ground on which it is sit- or desire to keen within tin* hound* 1 i i - ai...a h.....
Bob Smith, colored, who was siol>. This is a most worthy enter- a^j^thid'iVe found him "at-r1, b”‘a!!sc !!,a* body.madc the >«;v-
j many things may he foreser.n.
*.n.aiyiin.iit.......... a,.....■«i*r*t“" «5» ovctv™,. Ti„iss?1"*....................*>**.....................
terrorist t>d Hyllty ami nnert ittltl. lie was ' " '.''"'e. i ae amarjPP |han lminv and lie doesn’t emnon
unable to satisfy with cash settle-: ™_llk pla"'8, have P''ov’- uae his intelligence to take undue '
............................... ...... ..... and together with other offleers ; waH discussed hy J. I. Phelps, L.
teretl a plea of not quilty. liond provo a paying investment in ” !!v f0°r liim to hon !>?,,crty m*y. nmv h!' !i<|,,or ,,0,,nTa4f<‘d 'V.as thlrt>; ««»•! Aerefrom, to he used for sehool
whs miinpil in tho mini nf ik^no nml Oklahoma. Join tile crowd Satur- . . T‘..' , • ,.....i „-A!. 1,1^° somf* puying institution. Ions enough to make many headsInurnoseH in addition to what is
was named in the sum of $300 anil j
the ease iN scheduled for the next “aF all(' boost for a milk plant,
term of county court.
Too Many Presidents!
to it ami roughen his hands with
strenuous toil I believe he would
he found on the job doing the very
paying institution. JV8 inane many ncails|]>upposes in addition to wbat is
“ given the school hy the state. Mo-
Slugged, But Not Knocked Over. J1"' overzeahms bootlegger never M,.y sp(,nt for schools is not spent
knows—he never can tell just ]«tion, hut a wire investment, the
siifsi i wmm iilii
was captured and thrown from "r , htJrch Febru- dull, who lives at Monterey, Alex., efficient class. He believes in pro- P™ near the ( atli.d.....hnreli Sl„. )nllsl ini.|, th|, s 1 . , ' )f ,l , M1 . ,
the Stage by “Squibbs.” ____'<> Mexican uniforms during results in business and the Win n he dusky assailant faded „ lmo,|(.gger now and Unil™ it S to
Lloyd Matthews, as Ar. Pierre. •- - ... for the Randall specialty a-t. Air. same tiling is true regarding lus to fell Jus victim he ran. Air. ||1on
proprietor of the e'aharet, made a semlde chorus to sing "Its a Long Randall received the following devotional work. He is president Kamm thinks he was slugged with
decided Hit with his mimicry of Way to Tipperary.” telegram: “Too many presidents, of El Reno Chamber of Commerce « slung shot. lie received hii
the polished French caterer. His The second act was not so long clothes all gone.” A!r. Randall and is helping put the town and ugly wound on the right side
was a difficult act, but he managed ns the lirst. If was opened hy seems to he enjoying himself and county on the map for fair. l'is head near the hack part. Ilis
it admirably and won the com Miss Frances Hillman, who de- asked his brother in 1 His city to The first person to become a new wound was dressed at the police
mendation of everyone. Many lighted the audience with a select send set of golf sticks, clubs and render was Ed Dries, who is town- station by one of the local pltysi
times during Ihe first act he cans- reading. Her livliness in the first other accessories necessary in the ship treasurer of East Walnut eians.
ed much merriment hy breaking reading brought a storm of ap- game. township, lie was in this city til-
in and telling the company his dis- plause and she graced the stage --—-- ing His bond with the county clerk. Lincoln Club Banquet.
approval of certain things. A onej more. The musical number Correct Rain Guage. Mr. DriesJ^a New Yorker and T),f, Lincoln Republican club
a motion whs chitmiI Hi at Hu*
I'.’itrons’ flu'hs of tin1 various
schools federate and hold tin*
meetings at night to enable the
Is. C\
«*rowd of obstreperous college boys Father Sevens and Misses llel- rajn miago at the Citizens < arne ^^^a^loma ai ^en "’ill bold their annual banquet on
took possession of the stage im- en Oerrer and Agnes Cutbberlson Vationnl bank showed three-tenths .y<'ai's Jvere spent at Darlington, prjday, February 12. nt A p. m.
mediately after Mr. Matthews’ was extraordinary and they, too.;of an inch of rainfa]i iast Satur- whorc 10 conducted a livery busi-;It is earnestly requested that all
performance and a number of responded .with another pleasing; jay njgbt By the wav did you n,‘RS: waR during the days ^Republicans make their arrange-
soiigs and college yells were giv- selection, after which Dr. ( lark.»evJ.r see the. rain fnia^e at the w"en a ^iac^ *lllc hrought good re- ments to attend. An interesting
en, after which they departed, impersonating a Scotch Highland-1Citizens National banlT? At vour i!11?? ^or owners* Mhen tj10 program will he given and a good
singing “Good Night Ladies.” er, delighted the audience^ with first opportunity, look it over. It taddo country was opened for time assured. I. C. ” '
‘I want to Go Back to Miohi- two songs. “My Own United js ., w„nderf„l mechanical eontri-
gan,” by Dr. Morrison, who im- States hy Airs Thomas Jensen, van(1(, and it wi]] intcrest you.
personated Beuben Green, assisted assisted by grand ensemble chorus -
hy a chorus of milk maids, was ex- was exceedingly good and appeal- Marriage Licenses.
eeptionally good. The doctor po- ed tft' aroe.nhhn'I A. Hart, 38. to -Tossie
sesses a keen sense of humor and a” fllMtml^ M. Pickard. 28. El Reno; Richard
I118 R""Htt jmpers;nmt,ons_ areii;, or. IW. Moser, 20. Eagle. Iowa, to Au-
homesteaded 160 president.
settlement he
acres which he sold, later buying
160 acres in East Walnut town-
ship. Ilis farm is strictly corn and
alfalfa land and the sixty acres
Medicine Wagon Bill Dead.
A thousand letters protesting fathers to attend.
against the “Medicine Wagon - ---
Hill” have been received hv Rep- Double Celebration for Him.
resentative lh’nsley. Air. Ilensbp In commemoration of lier lms-
desires The American to say that band's thirty-third circle of the
he has not the time to answer seasons and his twelfth year in Ok-
these communications, lie lie- Ir.lioimi, Mrs. E. (’. Dunnermanit
lieves. however, that the hill is a gave a hig Hiinilay dinner to irn-
dead one and that it can never’mediate relatives, at the family
P"ss- home, on route four from Okarche.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
In Business at Haileyville. Fred Nioman and family and Mr.
I. Futoransky. who has been and Mra- H- Selinmaeher. A most
Indge C. enjoyable occasion is reported.
Montgomery, stenographer for Judge C.,
O. Blake, general attorn".v of Ok-
lahoma Rock Island lines, depart-
Commissioners in Session.
Springtime Flowers.
leading feature. He was roundly
applauded and responded to re-
store order.
Thomas Reid, as “Senator
Graft ” was interviewed by and his aggregation know the art
ed Saturday for Haileyville, where The hoard of county ooinmis-
. . he enters the mercantile business ! sinners were in session the first of
A large bouquet in The Amen- for himself. Mr. nml Mrs. Futor- the week. Nothing save the usual
. can office has attracted much at-
was concluded by an assembling ^ 1”' , ’ , sl() corn last year made over twenty-;oan , ,"s mtraeteil much at- ana|{y wprc popular people and i routine of business occupied the
of tings of all nations. M. liekar(L^.8^EJ Rejio ; Richard five bushels of com per acre, while Button. The ffowers are artifie- they will lie missed. officers’ attention until Tuesday
the twenty-five acres of alfalfa "**• of course, but they look very ---- afternoon, when they decided to
cheatra were a delight to all nml Ti. Sc-hoher, 19, Okarche;
each musician did the work in a ,'<’prf> ,0
masterly fashion. Mr. Chapman Mmn.e Nicholson, 47. Oklahoma
- City; Jack Otterson, 30, to Myr-
“Hquibha” relutivc to n big oil!of pleasing their hearers with
deal and just about the time Re- charming music. The unanimous
porter Squibbs was getting ready I decision was that local players and
to give the deal publicity, Clyde!local musicians give professional
Musgrove, as a policeman, broke1 expression to their individual
into the deal and carried away all parts which are rarely excelled by
the “hush money” and nnnounc- those whose regular vocation is to
ed he was going to Tipperary, delight and furnish entertainment
which was the signal for the en- for theatre-goers.
tie Dykes, 20, Oklahoma City.
Exchanged Property.
Dr. R. C. Huntington has
yielded four cuttings. The gentle-
man has fifty hogs, fifteen cattle
and seven horses at the present
time. He is numbered among the
progressive young farmers who
are making good and his interest
in having the South Canadian riv-
er bridge repaired is paramount;
much like they were clipped from Going East
plants. This office m indebted to i s E Kelao aml c \ Wharton
Manager A\ right, of the Alei.4 will leave Saturday night for New
store, for the attractive bouquet.; York to blly K,)oda. They will
spend three weeks in the big mur-
Bought a Farm. kvts of the world.
AVilliam II. Roxrnat, of Illinois,!--—
bought a lialf-seetion farm eight New Bookkeeper.
appoint a constable. After much
deliberation they decided to con-
fer the appointment upon John
Kossuth, who no doubt will make
an efficient officer.
Bishop to Address Guild.
Bishop Brooke will meet with
changed his South Barker street hundreds of vehicles and autos miles southwest of town last week. 0. F. Batten, of St. Louis, arriv- the Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
property to AV. A. Sturdavant for have changed their course of trav- The tract is familiarly known as ed tJie latter part of last week to:church at the home of Mrs. \aill
South Admire property. The deal cl since the bridge was put out of the Wright farm. It was ptirehas- assume his duties as bookkeeper j Friday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock,
was consummated the first of the commission by the floods, an vs Air.'ed for purely speculative or in- for the S. & S. and Defiunce Oil' All members are urged to be pres-
week.
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