Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 345, 20 October 1909 — Page 7
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iGERMMI ftUUICE
DECIDES TO STAY OUT OF POLITICS (Continued lYora Page Ooe.J
For Yonnr Coeveoleece LIST OF AGENCIES. Branch offices are located in every part of the city. Leave your WANT ADS with the one nearest yov- The rates are the same ana you will save a trip to the main office.
' South of Main. BRUENING & EICKHORN. 13th and S. E street. A. W. BLICKWEDEL, 8th and S. P. HENRY ROTHERT, 5th and S. H. North of Main. QUIGLEY DRUG STORE. 821 N. E St CHILES & SON. 18th and N. C St. WM. HIEGER. 14th and N. G St. JOHN J. GETZ. 10th and N. H St.
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Central. QUIGLEY DRUG STORE. 4th and Main. West Richmond. f
JOHN FOSLER. Richmond
and West 1st, nvn u SHOFER. 3rd and
Main. Fairview. J. J. MULLIGAN, 1093 Sheridan St-
wavtfd A buildine suitable tor
storing household goods. Phone 1778. IS""1
Ave.
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WANTED If you want money !u place of your city property o.- farm, go right to PorterfMd's Real Es ate office. Kelley Block. 8th and Main. t4tt WAN'TEDGirl tcTdo housework at
once. Call 227 N. 10th St. 21-"
ivVvTETUY. M. C. A. Night School
for men. Practical classes now en
rolling. J , 28-tf WANTEDViseand-la'the hands in machine shop. Richmond Mfg. Co. 19-tf
life
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE City property and farms, mor.-haiidisft stocks and fire insur-
Porterfield. Kelly UIock. m..
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O MOGUL FURNACES
Have besn installed since the 1st of October, yours be the fourteenth. $80.00 COMPLETE. PILGRIM BROTHERS 529 MAIN STREET.
Let
ters. and probably selected Ralston as their candidate for chairman, yet there is no certainty that Ralston will even be a candidate for the honor. In fact, it is said that Ralston heard the talk cf his being selected for atnte chair
man, and that he said to some of his friends that he was not and would not be a candidate for the chairmanship.
He told them. It m said, that he die
not regard it as fair to credit mm wiin ambitions which he did not entertain.
FOR RENT Modern eight room house, 902 X. D St. Enquire at 210
N. 8th St.
ance.
and Main.
A. J. HAUT. Auctioneer; Ridge Streets.
FOR SALE Our home, Clark Ketch.
School ai:-d
17-7t !
WANTED.
WANTED-7-Young lady or working girl, 'board and room free; inquire afternoon, 81 Laurel St. 20-2t
WANTED Molders. eight floor ar.a
two bench, on heater work; cay,
work, good pay, steady employment. The Peck-Williamson Foundry Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. 20-5t
WANTED Young German girl to assist with housework. 20 N. 9th.
WANTED Housework by competent irl. Address Mrs. M., care Palla
dium.
jo-.
nrSNTED-Elght furnace mounters,
good wages, steadly work. Apply, The Peck-Williamson Co., 337 West
vtrrh a.. Cincinnati. Ohio. 20 5t
WANTED Two
once, at Chas.
men to. work, at
Knopf Floral Co.
20-tf
WANTED To know of any parties that are going to Sanford, Florida
AhfrMM "A" care Palladium. It
WANTEDA"smaH heating stove for
hard of soft coal. Address H. H. M
care Palladium. Give price. l'.lt
WANTED- -A boy. 421 Main. 18-3t
vnn rat .V. Rattan co-cart. $:
Glascock baby walker, ?1. 38 S- 7th j st. ':1-tj FOR SALE New five and six room j
houses. Small cash payment. Dai-;
like rent. Sto- rem. gi -
Address '-Home." Care Pal. 20 -'it
102 N". 14th. 10-tf
: ELECTRIC Lamis. WelisDacn uas
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FOR RENT Three unfurnished rooms ( for light housekeeping: 29 S. 16th. j
20-lt
Lanins and
trie Irons. Steam and Water Healing, Plumbing and Sewerage at Meerhoff's, 9 S. 9th. Phone 1236. 6-tf
ance
home.
FOrt SALE One-third horse power
current. Sl-tf
FOR RENT 2 good rooms, together or single; second floor. Dickinson Building, Cor. 9th and Main streets. Shiveley & Shlveley. 18-20-23
FOR. RENT House furnished or unfurnished. Apply 312 N. 11th St. Telephone 1790. 19-2t
electric motor, direct Til, "Vl"-
modern .five-room FOR SALE Drtsscd curb stone suit-
WANTED Men to learn earner rn. , buildhv- Telephone 124
COLlKtr. uuifeo." m a. Qf
trad. Few weeks completes, rrac-,
tical experience from start. Careful instructors; tools given; diplomas granted; wages Saturdays; positions waiting. Wonderful demand for graduates. Catalogue mailed free. Moler Barber College, Cincinnati, -O. 19tf
FOR RENT Furnished room, and bath; 14 Nr-
FOR RENT Furnished bath; private family;
heat 17-7t
HARRY NE W RETICENT. Harry S. New has returned from hie summer vacation in Michigan, but be has not vet told anyon whether he will accept the Republican elate cheirmanship in case it Is offered to him by the state committee It ia believed . however, that wtien the time cornea and Mr. New Is pressed for an answer
he will agree to take the place, tor It
Phone 1913 or Barters Book Store, will be pointed out to him that he !e
octwmo tne one man in uw mw mi on
ry on the campaign and lead all the factions of the party Into harmonious work. It is agreed on all sides that Mr. New would be the beet hannoatser that could be round for the chairman
Have your house cleaned by Vacuum nrfiocss. Rich. House Cleaning Co..
BUSINESS CLASSIFIED
INSURANCE.
itnnpr Mr nr. BORN. Automobile audi ship. But he is keeping U11 about
Fire Insurance, Bonds. LoanB i politics ami win prooaoiy nm open n
Rentals. Room 16. L O.
O. V. Bldg.
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head about It until he takea a notion to state whether or not toe will accept the state chairmanship.
front room, 1326 Main. 14-7t
beat.
FOB SALE Klectrictcmcbile, like -
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new; win s-ii ui tjv-i" i erty or mercliandisa. Address Box 255, City. 20-7t,
Bremen, Germany. 716 Main St.
Hans N.
acto
Roll. 29-tf
WANTED A place to help with the house work, a girl 14 years old; call at 702 South 6th St. 19-2t
WANTED Two modern rooms for light housekeeping on ground floor for the winter. X, care Palladium. lS-7t
FOR SALE Gccd 1232 Ridge.
soft ccal
heater; 20-3t
FOR SALE Cheap, a small new wood end coal cook stove. Phone .3054
20-lt Upatins Stove. 905 N. H.
evenings. FOR SAU2-
W ANTED Young girl to assist with light housework and take care of baby, one who can stay of nights. Phone 3470. K 't
19-tf
FOR SALE Two heating stoves, soft coal burners. Phone 102 19 FOR SALE Brand new No. 5 Underwood Tvnewriter. Phone 1074.
15-7t
FOR SALE Modern 7 room
call at 510 S. 10th.
FOR SALE Walk Lumber.
Kramer & Co.
house; 25-tf
W.
EviTi rf.n i" Ku: aisced rooms.
with bath foi sts. at the Grand. feb22-tf
LAUNDRY.
Dirty clothes made clean: If you donl a-itov it. try ut. Richmond Steam
Phnna 1251. feb23-tl
UAUUUI
A WELCOME NEIGHBOR. Much Interest Is taken here In the fact that Governor Marshall has stated that he will locate permanently In this city at the close of his term as gov-
LOST.
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FORTS I ALE OR TRADE--An ideal s awhan home suitable for retiring
farmer oi business men 3136.
Phone 27-tf
FOR RENT.
FOR
crn;
RENT
n7 ;
-Furnished
9th.
room.
mo&
20-lt
LOST-China belt pin with girl s fac?
on it. Phone l.V. -
insT Between city and Easthaven
poeketbook containing $35.00. Retn Palladium: reward. 20-lt
tTdst rhina breast pin with girl s
Phnn 1566. 19-2t
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F&one 2i mrnn- mnA tli.t h win not return to
vvofk guaxanvc"-1 aug25-tf Columbia City to lire. The Governor and Mrs. Marshall are plain people
CYCLES, j who have made a very favorable tin-
dry at IS N. 9th,
" "CTr Rnalrln: Prs n this city, and their decision
uicycie iui --
Waking & Co, w "
UPHOLSTERING. J. H. RUSSELL, 16 South 7th Street-
Phone ialty.
1793.
Repair work a speo-
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOUND Boys' leather glove for left hand. Call at Palladium. 19-2t
FUNERAL DIRECTORS. WILSON. POHLMEYER 00 W ivr. is North Tenth, rhone 135.
iwt Private ambulance.
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Market Reports
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS
Phone 2330.
Furnished by Eugene Purtelle & Co., Hittle Block " " ' Schwenke, Manager.)
George A.
New York. Oct. 20. Open High u & N. .. ; 163 153V4
Great Northern J"
. .. .. do
VjUI'JTOI . American Smelting Northern Pacific .... . . . . V. S. Steel , U. S. Steel pfd Pennsylvania .. ..,
St. Paul
B. & O.
... 97 . .15U4 .. 89 ..127 ..147 ..159H ..11634
84
9S 151 127 147 159
loss
New York Central
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Reading Canadian Pacific
Atchison
..185 ..120Tb
116 136M, 163 185 121
Southern Pacific !:;o
Iiw issy4 148 83 97 150 S9 127 146 159 116 135 161 185 120 129
Union Pacific
203
Clos 153 148 83 97 150 89 127 147 159 116 135 163 185 120 129 202
Cattle Receipts, l,iX; good grades steady; others weak. Sheep Receipts. I.Kio; market steady. Calves. $i.ntflSi$8.oO; extras, $8.75.
EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK.
East Buffalo, pet. 20
Cattle Receipts, 2: primes,
Hogs Receipts, 2: orkere
Sheei Receipts, H,2h; best s... Veals Receipts, i;;0; choice Lambs. .?7.1.". PITTSBURG LIVESTOCK. Pittsburg. Oct. 20.
Cattle Receipts light: extras. i.rKi!
(1.75: primes, .(.2.Mi.-o.
Hoes Receipts. 1" loads; best heavies,
7.S.Vrt7.lr. gheep Receipts, light, best. r4.(MXi.'4.75, Lambs. ?i.07.0.
Calves Receipts light; choice, $f.00.
DIATH VERY
SUDDEN
Charles Fitzgibbons, a Former Resident of Richmond,
Died at Sioux City.
WAS WELL KNOWN HERE.
BIDS ARE RECEIVED
For the Erection of the West Side Hose House, Now Up to Study.
BUILDING WILL BE MODERN
GAME CALLED OFF :
CHICAGO. CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS (Furnished by Eugene Purtelle & Co., Hittle block. Geo. A. Schwenke, Manager.) Wheat-
Chicago. Oct. 20. Open High Dec. ... 103 104 May ... 104 105
July
Dec. May July
Dec. May July
Low 103 104 98
., 98 98
Corn Open High Low 68 59 58 .. 60 61 60 .. 60 61 60 Oats Open High Low 39 40 39 .. 41 42 41 .. 39 40 39
Close 104 105 98
Common to fair heifers.. 2.755ji 3.50 Butcher Cattle Good to choice heifers . . l.50 5.50 Choice to fancy cows . . . J.50 4.75
Veal Calves.
Good to choice veal 5.50 8.50 Fair to heavy calves ..... 3.50 7.50
Sheep and Lambs-
Best yearlings 4.50 5.00
Good to choice sheep 4.00 4.50 Good to choice lambs .... 6.25 6.75
Close 59 61 61
Close
40 42 40
INDIANAPOLIS MARKET.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Hogs
! t i ti 8 q w P w I St 1
ts at t? kt a? of ta t4 tea
80
20 35 36 52 71 69 77 75 7S 43 72 71 73 61 SS $7 93 100 4S 62 75 7 W 40 17
INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN.
Indianapolis. Oct. 20. No grain markets on account of fu
neral of Secretary Smith.
RICHMOND MARKETS. .
RICHMOND HAY MARKET. (Omar G. Whelan)
New timothy hay (loose) ...$14.00 Timothy hay ....$12.00
Mixed hay $13.00 New oats . 3035c New wheat, per bu $100 Corn 6c
TOLEDO GRAIN. Toledo, Oct. 20. Wheat ? 1 '-VA
Pnrn Dec Uo-VaC
Oats Rye CINCINNATI GRAIN.
Word has been received In this city
of the death of Charles Fitzgibbons, aged 26 years, at Sioux City, Iowa, a former resident of Richmond. The young man was born in this city and resided here until he was about fifteen years of age. He was one of the youngest traveling salesmen on the
road, being a drummer lor a large
tobacco concern. He hae several rel
atives in this city and many friends
A letter was received from Fitigib-
bons Sunday by relatives in this city announcing that he was in perfect health and the telegram received this morning came as a great surprise and severe shock. John and Edward Fitzgibbons. brothers of the deceased, will leave this evening for Sioux City to attend the funeral which will probably take place Friday.
42c 77c
(IRE III PITTSBURG
- Cincinnati, Oct 20.Wheat Corn Oats
Rye
p i
77 . . $5.50 9S .. 6.00 126 . . 6.75 102 7.00 135 40 . 7.10 155 .. 7.15 156 . . 7.25 166 .. 7.30 151 . . 7.35 158 . . 7.40 176 160 7.40 158 40 7.45 ! 179 . . 7.45 167 . . 7.50 225 400 7.50 179 . . 7.55 187 . . 7.55 191 . . 7.60 197 40 7.65 211 120 7.70 225 320 7.70 218 80 7.75 222 40 7.75 207 40 7JS0 241 .. 7.S5 266 280 7.90
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET. (Richmond Roller Mills) New Wheat, per bu $1.15 Corn, per bu 60c Rye. per bu "Oc
Bran, per ton $23.0
Middlings, per ton $27.00
Clover Seed, per bu $'
RICHMOND SEED MARKET. (Runge & Co.)
Timotny , $1.90$2.00
Clover 6eed 6.50 6.75
CATTLE. (Paid by Richmond Abattoir.)
Best hogs, average 200 to
250 pounds Good to heavy packers Common and rough ... Steers, corn fed ...... Heifers Fat cows Bulls Calves
Lambs .......
.$121 ,. .Glc ..42c , . .78c
SUFFERS A STROKE
. . . a a is
Martin L. Crockett, a wen
Known Citizen, Has a Paralytic Stroke.
CONDITION IS precarious;
INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Hogs Best heavies $7.66$7.95 Good to choice 7.35 7.65
West nlKS 6.25 6.50
Best Steers
Good to choice Steers .... 6.35 7.50
Choice to fancy yearlings 4.73 5.50
Stock Cattle
Good to h"vy feeding steers 4.50 4.75
Fair to good feeders ..... 4.25 4.50
Inferior to choice stackers S.7rQ 433
.$7.O0$7.25
. 6.7.-K8 7.2r . 0.-25 0.75 . 4.75 & 5.25 . 3.50 4.50 . 3.50 4.00 . 3.25 3.75 . 6.00 7.00 5.50
(American News Service) Pittsburg. Pa.. Oct. 20. Lighting up . .'ik
the entire East Liberty vaiiey wnu
th. hrilliancv of its flames, one of the
most spectacular and costly fires of
the sections history shortly alter mia
night this morning reduced three lum
ber yards to ashes, destroyed nueen
smnii hnildlnes. used as offices ana
warehouses, and valuable planing mill machinery, scorched a score of resi
dences in the vicinity and incineratea
seven horses and three mules. Tne loss Is known to be over $300,000 and
may exceed twice that amount.
Can the board of works legally
award the contract for the new hose
house on tne west side, if the contract
calls for an amount in excess of the
appropriation made by council for that
nurnose?
This question agitated the minds of members of the board at their regular
meeting this morning. Some time ago
council made an appropriation of $3,
(Kio for the erection of a hose house at the corner of West Fifth and Lincoln1
streets. Bids were were advertized for and received by the board today. However, none of the bids submitted came within the amount donated by council. The three cheapest bids received were those of W. F. Hendrix,
for $.".! i: Charles Lamb, for $4.42:
and Burr & Garner, for $4,224. All of
the bids are for the complete work. It
was the intention to award the con
tract today, but In view oi me perplexing question that has arisen over the matter the award will not be made
until the question has been decided by
City Attorney T. J. Study.
Residents of West Richmond nave
been clamoring for better fire protec
tion for some time. As soon as the
contract is awarded the work will be rushed to completion. The building will be modern in every respect and
fully equipped.
Phone I to remain here permanently nwana the
.! araulsttion by indlananous or Taiua-
2006. I vi. f.mir. The Governor ears he will
practice law In this city, and remarked , that he could "make more money practicing law than he could at being; governor." When he comes to regard himself as a permanent resident of Indianapo t
lis it is believed that Governor Marshall will become a power In local politics, for he has made a hit here. He haa not yet decided whether 1m win make a apeecfc in this preeent city campaign, bat It Is bettered be will
not. However. It is enld tast mncn
ill depend on whether Senator Ber-
eridge makes a speech for tae repao-
ltcan ticket. If am does then Governor
Marshall may address one meetiac ta the Interest of the tssmocraiic city
Wet Grounds Prevented Game ""TT'ZITZ.
last minute their meetings via dVoabtedly he large ones.
Already Prwnii
Lady Fare (to pert
will bear somethtex more ahevt this.
Let me take year nember and roar
name, please. Cathy Ter kla
nnmber. as' walkJsa, miss, am' I
ss sraeh awod may tt do
for takia me as me why, ysr aass a bit too law. Ire get a yevag tody my own wet fre prsmleii ter cjtra cty name to. I sundew TR-Blta.
Between Reds and Locals.
The game between the Cincinnati
rmIi and the locals at Athletic perk
this afternoon, was called off by the
manaeer of the visiting team on ac-
count of wet grounds. He said that
be could not afford to take his players to the nark, as they might catch cold
and become ill. The Reds left this afternoon for Rising Sun, where they nlav tomorrow afternoon. The local
management was much disappointed.
as a large crowd was anticipates.
FILES SUIT SECOND TIME.
Daisy Lyons has filed suit in the
circuit court against William Lyons
fnr divorce. Abandonment Is the
charee averred. The suit of Mrs. Ly
ons was filed several months ago but
was later withdrawn because her hus
band had not been absent from her
for two years, as the statae requires
to make a charge of abandonment
hold good.
SMALL FIRE THIS A. M.
The fire department was called to j
the home of James Griffin on Sooth
Eighth street this morning to extin
guish a small blaze in the bam. It is
c
presumed that a spark from the en
gine room of the Monaren -launmry
alighted In the straw in the barn and
that the fire originated from that source. Practically no damage was
done.
Make a free will offering.
Tag Day, next Thursday.
CHOSEN DELEGATE
TO WRESTLE HERE
Dr. B. F. Roller, Charles Olson, Alfred Medio and Tom Coburn to Be Here.
Martin L. Crockett, one of the best
vnnvrn citizens of Richmond, suffered
a stroke of paralysis last evening t
his home on North Eighteenth street.
His entire left side is affected and hs .... n Ann i5 mi cs fnnrtirtnn Af
IS 111 L C1J i'i v," i iwuo . . - . i fjrockett will be NT years old Christ? mas. H. ri AT CoLisEUH WEDNESDAY
man, ne uav ms iuun ...
from a brother who died in uainorni
several years ago. ,
POULTRY. IPaid by the Bee Hive Grocery)
Young chickens, dressed, per lb...lSc Old chickens, per lb 18c
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Creamery butter, per lb 30c Country butter, per lb. ....... IS 20c
Vo-srs 24C
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CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK.
Cincinnati, Oct. 20. Hogs Receipts, 2,500; and Quiet.
closed steady
MEET THIS EVENING. The Wayne Aerie of Eagles are
planning for a big time this evening whm a iare class of candidates will
be initiated. Following the initiation i
the members will adjourn to the banquet room. ADMITTED TO EASTHAVEN. Everett Thoreburg, living near Hagerstown will be admitted to Eastern Indiana Hospital for the Insane. Sheriff Meredith went to Hagerstown this
afternoon to gat bias.
Fred Krone, the well known business
man. was elected grand , representativ
from Indiana to the Red Men's Supreme lodge, at the grand council meeting at Indianapolis today. TO MAKE IMPROVEMENTS. The meeting of the membership of the Country Club last evening for the
nuroose of considering improvements
to the club house ard golf links was
largely attended. The improvements to be made will be a great benefit to
the club.
3,000 MILES TO BE MARRIED (American Nws Service) Pittsburg. Oct. 20. "Ham" Hyatt, uotfielder and utility man of the champion baseball team of the world is making a desperate 3,000 mile home mn across the continent to meet his
,o rv,t wwtio f ti. fiancee in Victoria, B. C in time for
IU"1J1-" ' - " I . , (or nMt
APPOINTED TO RECEIVE.
J. D. Miller, of Indianapolis, depart
ment commander of the Sons of Veter
ans has aoDointed L A. Handler. O.
T. Coryell and W. H. Hansche as
committee, to meet the visiting delegations of the Women's Relief Corps
which organization holds the district
convention here tomorrow evening.
QOU (ID TQIP TO CINCINNATI Via C C L Q.EL yiT0Is)AY OCT. 24
Train leaves Richmond. l:Zi
a. m.; returning leave Cin-
, dnnatl 10 p. m. Tor particulars can & A. BLAIR. P. 4 T. A,
Hmm TeL tOC2. Richmond.
SPEKENHIER ON TOUR.
Postmaster J. A. Snekenhier and
Postal Inspector Fletcher toured wild
and woolly Randolph county today on
an inspection of the rural routes of I
that county. Mr. Fletcher is spending an unusual, long time in the city,
and it is understood is investigating a number of cases, other than given
out for publication.
SCHEDULES
reams ca CC3t Aped la.lMt.
Dr. B. F. Roller,- the Seattle. Washington grappler, who is considered to
be the best in the country, next to Frank Gotcb, will meet Alfred Medio,
linois. at the Coliseum, a week from
tonight, according to a dispatch from Indianapolis, received today. Charles Olson, of Indianapolis, who is the local favorite in the wrestling game, will meet Thomas Coburn of Kansas City, here oa the same evening. These four wrestlers are top notchers. and will no
doubt furnish the Richmond public the
best amusement in the wrestling game ever afforded.
Tag Day Thursday, Oct. 21.
Monday morning.
ANOTHER RECORD SMASHED
(American News Service)
Blackpool, Eng.. Oct. 20. Henry
Farm an made a flight today and es
tablished an aeroplane record when
he covered thirty miles and fifteen i...ti(fi Turds in one hour. Farman
remained in the air one hour, thirty-
two minutes and sixteen
TO MANAGE WHITE SOX. (American News Service)
Detroit. Oct. 20. Hugh Duffy will
manage the White Sox next season.
Comlskey's new leader Is spending a
few days at Mount Clemens and over the telephone he made a positive statement that he had come to terms
with the "Old Roman' to take np the reigns. It is rumored that he win receive in the neighborhood of $12,000.
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WINCHESTER CAMP COMING
The Winchester camp of the Sons of Veterans will be here next Monday
evening as guests of the local, camp.
The local camp will meet this evening to prepare plans for the visitors' recep
tion. The visiting delegation will pat
on work.
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