Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 97, 6 March 1917 — Page 6
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1917
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Cards have been issued as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Benton
Charles Addington will jrive in marriage their daughter Sarah to Mr. Howard Carl Reid, Tuesday afternoon, March 20, nineteen
hundred and seventeen, at one o clock at their home m Glen View, Richmond. Indiana, - The honor of your presence is requested.
The wedding is looked forward to with interest by many persons in this city. Miss Addington is a graduate of the High school and of
Earlham College. She has been in New York for some time as assistant nuhlieitv manatrer for the National Woman's Suffrage
association. Mr. Reid is a graduate of Harvard and was also grad
uated from the local High school. He is now an attorney m iew York, being identified with the firm of White and Case, Wall Street. They have many friends here who wish them happiness. Mrs. J. A. Rondthaler of Moosehart, Illinois, an aunt of the brideelect, is in the city to remain until after the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Davis returned last evening to Chicago after spending a few days with. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Illfl, South Twelfth street
"Miss Mary Bertsch pf New York, who has been visitlntt relatives in Cambridge City, is the guest of Miss Sarah Addington at her home in Glen View for a few days. ', Miss Georgianna Fras, a Mohammedan woman who ham been in the city for some time, has ftone to Muncie. 'iflfs Fres is a raqdical student tt Columbia University. ' Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dill have as their guest at their homei South Eighteenth street. Mrs. Douglas Graham, of Chattanooga, Tcnnessvse. Tbc Aid society of the United
Brethren church will gtve a Mystery j-ocial Wednesday evening at ' the home of Mrs. H. R. McQueen, 2116 North F street Friday morning at 9:30 o'clock Instead of Wednesday morning the Art Study class will meet in the High School Auditorium and will be addressed by Professor Arthur M. Brooks of Indiana UnivfTsary. who will speak on "The Art o; Drawing." The public is invited to attend. The Woman's Press club of Indiana will meet at 12:30 o'clock Tuesday, March 13, at the Press (flub rooms end luncheon will be served. The notices, were issued by the newly elected secretary, Mrs. Florence C. Dobcon. - Mrs. F. A. Dressel, Mrs. Edward Klute, Mrs. Alvin Fox, Mfiss Teeman and Mrs. Amelia Mashraeypr of Rochester, New York, with Ns. Anna Lenten were guests yestei jay afternoon when Mrs. Richard V.anZant entertained members of the Dorcas society at her home. North Teith street. Potted plants with prcttj" blooms mnt'e tho rooms attractive. ' A collation in courses was served. In two weeks Mrs. Will Bartel entertains the club.
A concert will be given Wednesday
evening at the West Richmond Friends church by be members of the Sunday school orchestra. The program win begin at 8 o'clock. An admission of , twenty-tve cents will be asked for adults and fifteen cents for children. The proceeds will go toward the church fund. The program which is a splendid one will be presented as follows: Orchestra. March Exaltation Orchestra Waltz Love Days Vocal Solo "The Gypsy Trail" Selected Miss Jnanita Ballard , Readings: (a) "Prior to Miss Belle's Appear ance" (b) "When the World Busts Through" (c) "Little Orphant AnnieMr. Morris J. Rogers Orchestra Overture Fraternity Piano Scherzo Miss Helen Hadley Violin Duet; (a) Barcarolle (b) .Duetscher Tanz Miss Lillian McMinn and Miss Dorothy Heironimus Orchestra To Spring Selected Readings: (a) "The Going of the White Swan" (b) "On the Interurban Car" Mrs. Myrtle M. Shallenburg Violin: Obeitaff Selected Miss Miriam Hadley Vocal Solo Selected Mr. Hugh Foss Orchestra: (a) March Call to Arms (b) Waltz Sweetheart Mine "America" Orchestra, Soloists and Audience
A card party will' be given this even-1 ing at 7:30 o'clock in the Moose Hall j for members and friends. J
The Luther League of St. Paul's Lutheran church will meet this evening at the church. There will be a special program.
The members of the Good-Cheer ;.
class of tha First M. E. church, will mc.ot WqHtiocHqt' aftortinnn with Tvc '
On account of illness at the borne j E(1 Hawekotte at her home, South', of Mrs. V. alter Jones, the Jolly Eight Fiftet.ntn street club members met yesteri'ay after-j ' ;
noon with Mrs. William Jones at her J home. 110 West Main stnjet. Next; Monday Mrs. Walter Jones ivill enter-; tain the club at her home, :'i4S South . Fourth street.
story. Mrs. Harry Lontz and Master John Lontz were guests. Refreshments were served. Mrs. H. H. Hunt
ington has the club next week at her
apartments In the El well, North Thirteenth street Mrs. Charles Woodhurst will entertain members of the thimble club Wednesday afternoon at her home, 314 South Eighth street The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Character Builders class of the Central Christian church will be held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Leslie Beach,. 107 Pearl street Every woman of the church is asked to attend the meeting. Sixteen members and two guests, Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Osgood of New York, attended the meeting of the West Richmond Women's Christian Temperance Union held Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harlow Lindley. College avenue. After a short business session a "Sabbath Observance" program was presented. Those who took part were Mrs. E. P. Trueblood, Mrs. Harlow Lindley, Mrs Williams and Mrs. N. C. Heironimus. After the presentation of the subject the members participated in the discussion. Mrs. Mead Kelsey was in charge of the program. Refreshments were served. In two weeks the union will hold a "suffrage meeting" and the place will be announced later. A successful skating party was given last evening in the Coliseum by the members of the Monday evening skating club. Ticknor club members were entertained Monday afternoon by Mrs. E. B. Grosvenor at her home. North Eleventh street, Mrs. Mary Grant gave current events. Tea was served. Next Monday afternoon, Mrs. J. J.. Rae has the club at her home, North ' Thirteenth street. A business meeting of the Hughes Chapter of the West Minister Guild of the First Presbyterian church was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. J. J. Rae in the Manse, North
Thirteenth street. The second Monday evening in April (9) ,Mrs. John B. Dougan will entertain the Guild. Mrs. Millard Markle was hostess yesterday afternoon for a. meeting of tho Monday afternoon Thimble club at her home, College avenue. Mrs. Smith Crowe was a guest. Refreshments were served. In two weeks Mrs. Levi Peacock entertains the clob. Members of the Crochet club will be entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Will Rich at Anoka, their suburban home. Circle Number 5 of the aid society of the Firat Preebyterian church will enjoy a thimble party and tea Wednesday afiernoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs Frank Braffett, 215 South Fifteenth Ftrect -
dance which Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp are igving Friday evening at the Odd Fellows' hall in honor of the guests who (will be in the city attending the basketball tournament An orchestra will play the order of dances. Those who do not care for the game may begin darfcing at 8:30 o'clock, the other guests to come in later.
ARMED TO THE TEETH IN COMPLETE UNIFORM
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i El wood Silverman ' b'ave returned to i their home in Indianapolis after
spending the week-end the guests of Miss Ruby Lemen and Mr. Ralph Cain. Saturday Miss Lemen - gave a dinner &t her home. North Tenth street, in honor of the guests. The Earlham Heights Dorcas society will present "The Old Peabody Pew" Friday evening at the church. The public is invited. For the pleasure of the members of the Anenome club and their men friends, Miss Helen McMinn entertained In a charming manner last evening at her home. North Nineteenth street. The evening was spent dancing and with music and games. A luncheon in courses was served. The regular meeting of the club will be held two weeks from Wednesday at the home of Miss Helen Rethmeyer. The Junior League of the Trinity Lutheran church met last evening at
j the home of the Misses Edna, Marie
and Marguerite Deuker, South Seventh street. Mr. Warren Beck read a splendid paper and Rev. Oscar Tressel made a talk. Mrs. George Ferliog entertained members of the Past Chief Pythian Sisters Monday afternoon at her home, South Sixth street Refreshments were served. In a month Mrs. Jeff Meyers entertains the club at her home, North Fourteenth street. Section Number 2 of the North A Street Friends Meeting House will give a tea Friday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock at the home of the Misses
Elcanora and Frances Robinson, 316 North Eleventh street. Mrs. Carmel Davis of Shelbyville, and Miss Lillian . Stacks of College Corner, Ohio, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jordan. Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Jordan gave a dinner in honor of their daughter, Mrs. Davis. ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Jordan, who have been residing on South
This picture shows the son of a widely known Mexicon Constitutionalist, who is a member of President Carranza's cabinet. He is dressed in a regulation Mexican uniform and armed to the teeth, as befits one who goes abroad during these troublesome times in the southern republic.
COUNTY SETS
The Tirzah Aid society o! the Ben Hur lodge will not meet V ?dr.esday afternoon with Mrs. Leroy Hummer at the home of her mother. 455 South Thirteenth street, on account of the 3eath of the infant daughter E '.athleen, i Df Mm. Edward Milligan. ' Tlie meet-' Ing will be held next Wedncsd y afterneon with Mrs Hummer '
A mating cf the B. B. E thimble i club will be held Wednesday nfternoon j at the home of Mrs. Charles Hmgp. An afternoon lifetime of he Nf iV borlv club will be held Wednesday at . the home of Mrs. Lidia Bell, National Road. East. There will be no special ; program.
THAT ACHING BACX RELIEVED AT pNCE Jso Speedway tiniment and Forget Your Troubles.
Fhe Hundred dub members will be . entertained Wednesday afternoon by j Mrs. Frank Waftrs at her apartments i in the McConahrt building. j Mr. and Mrs. Eiiae Study, 244 South j Fourth street, entertained the follow-j in? guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John j Laughlin and Eons Ralph and Ray of! Fountain City. A dinner in several j courses was served. i
Mrs Glen Beeson was a guest Mon-! day afternoon when Mrs. Frank Wat-
There is no preparation so quick, so i trs entertained members of an auc-
sure and so harmless ac Speed' way. It leals the burning, tender slan and irives away all pain in the rare mus:les and ligaments. It's a phsrician's rivate prescription, and was employed by him with great success feir many rears. Don't be afraid to rub it in srood. It won't burn or blistitr, and -ill not. stain or leave any frace on :he finest, mcs.t delicate fabric'? It's a
scientific liniment put up iu . scien
t ion-bridge club at. her home, McConaha Flats. Favors went to Mrs. Fred G. Mayer. Mrs. Williams Eikenberry and Mrs. Fred Gobel. After the game a collation was served. In two weeks, Mrs. Oakley Smith entertains the club at her home, South Eleventh street. . ,-, .
Miscellaneous day was observed i
Monday' afternoon" by' the Magazine
:if:c way ty tin bpeedway Labors tor- - lub when members met with Mrs.
if S,hclby, Ohio. A. G. Luken & Philip. Twigg at her apartments in the
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Member? 0" fh M. T. W. club will j be rn"y! ' -' Tpn-rviay evening by Mr Will Rich at Anoka, j iu'i. y home. j Tbe'fr.llowins announcements havej been irr ur'i: The. Rev. and Mrs. W. j RK-hard Motley, announce the mar-j visre of their daughter -Marian Lucile, j to Mr. Roland C. Ball, Wednesday,! Fc-bruary twenty-first, Nineteen hun-l 'Ircd and seventeen. Winchester, Indiana At home after June 1, Rich-j mond.. Indiana- The bride is an at-1 tractive young woman. She is a mem-! ber cf the New Castle chapter of the Psi Icta Xi sorority and has many j friends in this city as she was at one time a resident Mr. Ball is a mem-1 ter of the Elks lodge and is a promi-; rent voung man o! this city. Their : friends extend congratulations. Miss Stella Baker entertained in a . delightful manner Sunday evening p.t j her home. 314 - Randolph street, in ! honor of Miss Heln Swan of Muneie. ;
Indiana. Music and games featured the evening. A luncehon was served. The invited guests were Misses Fern Hanes, Lorene Shissler, Florence McMahan, Edna McMahan, Anna McManus. Elizabeth Starr. Edna Starr, Helen Swan, Ruth Horr, Carrie Girty. Louise Horr. Stella Baker, Mrs Leslie Williams and Mrs. Carl Baker.
Continued From Page One. erection of a statue to War Governor Morton, a Wayne county man. Costs of the foregoing improvements in the county are distributed in such a way that officialsdeclare they will work no hardships in the way of taxation. The county's share may be met with the seven cent tax levy which was formerly needed to pay off court house bonds. The last of these was paid in 1916. County commissioners have expressed their intention of holding a big celebration when the first work is done on the new Main street bridge. It has been suggested that this celebration be enlarged and that it be devoted to a general celebration of the new era of public improvements. Since the improvements are of common interest to all residents of the county, it would offer an excellent opportunity to write the first chapter in an "era of good feeling" campaignRichmond Arranges Celebration. It would be a celebration of the people, for the people and by the people of Wayne county, and not merely a celebration given by Richmond for neighboring communities. Such a gathering would get Wayne county, Richmond and all towns much publicity throughout the state. And it would be the kind that counts that which shows the county is progressive.
Seventh "street," have taken' a residence at 41 South Eleventh street ' Miss Lena Weisbrod. a member of the Reid Memorial U. P. church quartet, has resigned ber position at Reid church and will sing at ber own denomination, St. Paul's Lutheran. The C. W. B. M. of the First Christian church, will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the church. Mrs. V. L. Hagerty was pleasantly surprised Friday afternoon st ber home, North Twentieth street, by the members of the Ladies' Auxiliary to
the Brotherhood of 'Locomo&v' Firemen and Engineers. - AH the gaeets brought well-filled baskets. Those present were Mrs. Charles Trimble, Mrs. Fred Mann,-Mrs. J. E. Donsoj, Mrs. I. Jackson. Mrs. Harry Stewart, Mrs. George Wysong, Mrs. Walter Peffley, Mrs. Harold Kinert Mis. Frank Miller, Mrs- Glenn Doner, Mrs. Clifford Stowe. Mrs. ' John Justioe. Mrs. Chester Sigler. Mrs. Jobs Spears, Mrs. Showolter and Mrs. V. L. Bugerty. The annual meeting of the Ait Association will be held this evening In tbe Public Art Gallery and there will be an election of officers.
What, promises to be a pleasant social function of the week-end is the
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COMMISSIONERS' ALLOWANCES (February Term, 1917) Miscellaneous Richmond Home Teh-phone Co., toll, $15.25; Richmond Home Telephone Co., toll,. $19.60; Nicholson Ft.?. & Mfg. Co., office supplier, $457.15; Richmond Typewriter Exchange, office supplies, $7.75; Bartel & Rohe, ofiice supplies, $3.50; L. S. Bowman, auditor's office expense,
SO.PO; Wm. H. Duning. auditor's office and C. H. supplies, $3.50; Wm. H. Duning, Auditor's, treas. and jail supplies, $37.00; E. J. Weidner, treas. office expense, $54.62; Home for Friendless, boarding Violet Wilson, $27.73; Clem Carr, Sheriff's mileage to State InsL, $72.60; Albert B. Steen, Sheriffs mileage to State Penal Farm, $13.S0; Eugene Dietzgen. Surveyor's office expense, 95 cents; Dayton Blue Print Co., Surveor's office supplies, $3.8S; Howard H. Horton, Bridge Engineer and office expense, $25.00; Charles O. Williams, salary, Co. SupL Bchcols, $117.37; J. M. Coe Ptg. Co., Co. Supt. schools office supplies, $11.25; Florence E. Williams, salary, Deputy Co. Supt. Schools, $30.00; William Mathews, expense state meeting, $13.08; Dr. U. D. Morrow, Coroner's per diem, $53.15; Lilian Mahin, Truant officer, $38.00; Mamie Bell, care of orphans, $10.83; Indiana Tuberculosis hospital, expense inmates, $105.00; Alfred U. Erown, expense Farmers' Institute, $100 00; Wilson, Pohlmeyer & Downing, soldier's burial, $50.00; Wilson, Pohlmeyer & Downing, $62; Wilson, Pohlmeyer & Downing, soldier's burial, $50 00; Wilson, Pohlmeyer & Downing, soldier's burial. $56.00; Doan & Klute, soldier's burial, $73.50; Doan & Klute, soldier's burial, $50.00; W. A. Welfer, soldier's burial, $62.00; W. A. Welfer, soldier's burial, $50.00; Wright & Sons, soldier's burial, $110; H. C. Endsley, soldier's burial, $50.00; Palladium Ptg. Co., legal advertising, $22.98; Item Newspaper Co., legal advertising, $1.9?; Cambridge City Tribune, legal advertising. $91.60; John D. Nixon, expense making school loans $2.50; Henry R. Siekman, refund tax, $2.32; A. N. Chamness, account Georgia B. Hurst, refund tax, $38.48; Foster Construction Co., refund tax, ; $106.94; Elbert R. Huddleston, refund tax, $4.00; John L. Craig, refund tax,' $4.24; Burke Construction Co., general j bridge repairs, $99.98; F. E. Slick, S. Merton Catey road contract, $239.24; J. C. Stevens, Supt Nixon road, $54; C. M. Kirkpatrick. contractor J. D. Nixon road, $960; Dayton Blue Print & Supply Co.. exuense Jas.; A. Boyd road, $9.81; C. M. Kirkpatrick. contractor Jacobs Road, $320.00; Emma Hutson and others, coroner's witnesses, $3.75. COURT HOUSE - SUPPLIES, REPAIRS,. ETC.-'Chas. J. Davis, repairs, $11.60; 5 J. B. Elliott & Son, repairs, $24.71; Chaa. A. Tangeman. repairs, $12.60; Richmond Electric Co., repairs $1.50; Crane Electric Co., repairs.
$2.35; A. C. Brown, employe, $28.89; W. H. Trusler, employe, $15.00; Carl C. Durkel, engineer, $100.00; Lindley Swain, janitor, $75.00; J. A. Markley, janitor, $39.00; Thos. B. Martin, jani-
jtor, $51.05; Richmond Union Laundry,
supr.lies, $2.44; Weiss Antique uo., furniture, $1.50; John H. Russell, furniture, $2.00; Mather T3rothers Co., supplies, $299.03; J. M. Eggemeyer & Son, supplies, 50 cents; W. O. Crawford, supplies, $6.25; Crane Electric Co., supplies, 86 cents; Warren Webster Co., supplies, $2.40; John Noss, supplies, $8.40; Richmond City Water Works, Court House and jail supplies, $23.43. Jail SupoHee, Repairs, Employes, Etc The Miller-Kemper Co., jail repairs, $66.56; Auxelia Thomas, employe and supplies, $36.00; Charles E. Morgan, guard for insane, $60; Ora Schroeder, employe, $25; Richmond Light, Heat & Power Co., Court House and jail supplies, $21.44; Municipal Electric Light & Power Plant, Court Houe, jail and H. for F. supplies, $64.64; Richmond City Water Works, Court House and jail supplies. $23.63; Butler & Warner, supplies, 75 cents; C. & W. Kramer Co., supplies, $1.50; H. C. Bullerdick & Son, supplies, $52.94; H. C. Bullerdick & Son, supplies, $29.54; H. C. Bullerdick & Son, supplies, $47.21; Jones Hardware Co., H. for F. supplies, $1.40; John F. Ackermon Co., H. for F. sup. and bd. gdns. expense, $14.70. Poor Farm Supplies, Employes,' Repairs, Etc. Jones Hardware Co., Court House and Poor Farm supplies, $2.81; Jones Hardware Co., Court House, Poor Farm and jail repairs, $44.86; Hoosier Mercantile Co., jail, H. for F., jail and Poor Farm supplies, $30.85; The Corkins Chemical Co., jail and Poor Farm supplies, $16.00; Samuel Medearis, water supply system. $30.78; Dye & Price, insurance, $171.99; Central Supply . Co., water supply system expense, $388.02; Bertsch Brothers, repairs, $1.02; WajTie County Lumber Co., expense water supply system, $200; F. B. Petro, supplies and water system, $48.43; W. T. Fisher, salary physician, $5; Julia Durstine, et al, employes, $165.22; Stahr Hardware Co., supplies, $13.25; A. G. Luken & Co., supplies, $4.05; J. D. Nixon, supplies, $65.12; Richmond Oil Co., supplies. $9.60; Geo. W. Deuker Co., supplies, $5.00; Creitz & Deardorff, supplies, $5.00; Centerville Co-operative Tel. Co., supplies, $4.70; Centerville Light Plant, supplies, $58.26; A. H. Horner, supplies, $94.90; Anderson & Sons Grain Co., supplies, $442.93; The Beckman Company, supplies. $85.50; Kingan & Co., Limited, supplies, $24.00; Wm. Welfer, supplies $490.20; C. C. Schaefer, supplies', $120.91; Mather Bros. Co., supplies, $6.60; Mather Bros.- Co., supplies, $159.97. Free Turnpike Repairs, Supplies, Etc. B. F. Abbott, guarding prisoners
on roads, $20: Indian Refining Co., suppfies, $70.77; Indian Refining Co.. supplies, $9 98; J. M. Eggemeyer & Son, supplies, $3.80; Jones Hardware Co., supplies, $7.43; Jones Hardware Co., supplies, 45 cents; Neff & Nusbaum. supplies. $4; Rodefeld Mfg. Co., supplies. $55.34; City of Richmond, supolies, $1; W. A. Parke, supplies, $135; J. D. Adams Co, supplies. $36; J. M. Burt, Dist No. 1, employes. $36; Herman Thomas, Dist No. 2. $3S.19Line Watkins, Dist No. 3. $77.60;! Prentes Edwards. Dist No. 4. $17.12; Wayne Lamar. Dist No. 5, $55.55; Ray Innis, Dist No. 6, $29.40; Albert Cra- ' nor, Dist No. 7, $41.15; Earl Cheee-t man, Dist No. 8, $39.50; A. O. Haise-f ley, Dist No. 9, $24.60; Edwin L. Norris. No. 10, $47.05; Frank Lots, Disti No. 11,. $12; Robert Reynolds, DietNo. 12, $96.70; Frank Clark, Dist No. - 15, $116.70; Ed. F. Doren, Dist No' 16, $35.45; W. O. Jones, per diem Co. Supt of highways, $130.00. Health Commissiner's ExpenseGeorge M Young, employe, $8.20. Circuit Court Allowance Benjamin. Bulla, juror, $2.50; William Keller, juror, $2.50; Clinton Martindale, juror $2.50; Frank Engelbert juror, $2.50; E. R. Thompson, juror, $2.50; Walter Bragg, juror, $26; George Nogtfe, juror. $7.50; Joseph H. Lamb, juror. $31.70; Orla F. McKee, grand Juror, $40; W. D. White, Juror. $2.50; Frank Secrist, Juror, $8.20; Thaddeus C. Personette, juror, $20; W. D. White, Juror $12.50; Clarence C. Brown, Juror. 12 -50; Elizabeth 'W. Candler, mfjejsge, $7.62; Mandus E. Mason, juror. $28 90; George Noggle. juror. $20; William Sourbeer, juror, $9.50; John F. Holaday, per diem Court Reporter, $120; Elias Atkinson, juror, $2.50; Elizabeth W. Candler, investigating cases and services for Board of Childrens guardians, $71.35. In the Matter of the Insanity of Emma E. Jones Michael W. Kelly, $5.00; H. C. Chessman, $3.00; F. W. Krueger, $3.00; S. Edgar Bond, $3.00; Richard Schillinger. $3.00; B. N. Crump. $2.60. . Tn tho Matter nf fhp Tnsanifv nf TT.
tie Gladys Vardaman Michael W.
Kelly, $5: Michael w. Keuy, s& cents; .Merton W. Grills, $3; Rolla B. RamKev. &:X- Aubrev L. Loon. S3: C V.
Martin, $3; Nora B. Hardwick, $1.00;
Lester Vardaman, ii.uo; mement V. Carr, $2.60. .( In the Matter of tbe Entlensv' f
Anna Dudack Michael W. Kelly, $5;
S. Edgar Bona, ?j; i, Henry Davis, $3; Stephen C. Markley, $3. In the Matter of the. Epilepsy of Catherine Faber Michael W. Kellv $5.00; w. Cullen Squires, $3.00; W. R Littell, $3.00; J. N. Stqdy. $3.00. In the Matter of tha iCnilansv r r..
Piatt Michael W. Kelly, $5.00; S. Ed gar Bond. $3.00; Stephen C. Markley, $3.00; T. Henry Davis, $3.00.
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