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Jewell County News from Jewell, Kansas • 1

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"EQUAL RIGHTS TO All SPECIAL PRIVILEGES TO NONE," VOL, 3. JEWELL CITY, JErEIiL KANSAS, FKIDAY, AjAY J1, 189 NO. 32. C0KH-ESPGNDENOE Ayer's Missouri I'nollle It, It, EAST. (1:14 H' 14 KHKIOHT UlSoA.M, SIDE MAILS, Ionia arrives p.

(, Ueimrts Chioaqo, Hock Island Pacific 11. 1(, east khom an ato kst. a.m Vestibule, ...7:51 i. NlKhtexp.l:aO P.M. Mornlns Kx 5: 10 a.

Ml I OA, Lou fro't 13:83 v. M.I Loo'l frulxiiU: A. All trains Iwivt' Miuikuto lit above time Jallj txuept local frelKhts Klitcli UonoUuiiSiimluj LOCAL MAUIUST. 10c Eggs Potatoes 1-00 ats Togs 00 Or Takes on a new lease of life the minute you bring it across our threshold. offer you good material, perfect fit, artistic make-up and.

PRICES THAT CANNOT BE DUPLICATED by anybody in north-west Kansas. We want you to convince yourself of this statement. It is an easy matter? hats wst received we invite an Yours, inspection, UUP, JLJULJOJ Ol News Gatueiucd Uy Oiiu Special llUl'OUTEllS. ESISON Well. Mr.

Editor, since you last from its, we have been shaken up hfn cyclone. A regular twister of the most approved pattern visited us about six o'clck May 2d. Only one person, Uncle John Hutcher, was seriously hurt. His house was built on the west end of the wagon and was torn loose nud rimed ttcniss the street and smashed all' to pieces. Theoid gentleman was on the inside at the time, and when he crawled out (it the ruins he had a five inch cut on his head, a broken and dislocated shouldeiVa jammed up neck and was altogether bad bruised, and may yet prove fatal.

As to the damage of property, Jt is a 'Jong list. A 0, Davis' corn cribs were nlmost entirely John MeOonias'residener jfcas alrliott ruined; S. Piitterson's house had a hole torn in the roof feet and deck loosened; a 2k4 was blown end first through lit-. Ward's U. H.

church am.jost ruined; lumber sheds entirely destroyed. and otljce badly clainageduhe'old building.lrout torn off; blaeksinitl shot; ritined, nartof the roof blown through livery stable, The residence on Hie Henry llershnerfarui tnoyed oft the lifted overa bunch of trees and set down In the Harden. All the window in tho south sicleof all the buildings we're broken out by the hail. The barns of John Judy, J. N.

Isom, l)r Ilrittin andC. N. Sniiih were entirely demolished, A fine team belongine to John ISrennan was killed, and numerous buggies and wagons wen torn to pioces.and other damages tin numerous to mention. Iliit this is only indicative of a grand cyclone wich will uweep this country from tho Atlantic to the Pacific, and both the old parties will be so com nletelv swept away that it will be small job to clear away the debris They are are digging their own graves and it (rod in inst ice anil wrath don clear them out root and branch we will be badly mistaken. Piiuep.

HILLSDALE. John Kinkead and family of Jewell spent Sunday with relatives in neighborhood Hillsdale Sunda school has taken the preliminary step, to have an interesting program loi ehildrens' day Something is sap ping the wheat, that something the "chiniz-bug." Cbas. Henry acotisin who is visiting with Mr Nicholson, lias conclude to remain all summer, and will work for Charlii Elyea Winnie Nixon. Hillsdale's teacher was on the sick list in fore part of the week, consrquenl ly there was no school Monday and Tuesday Allen Robinel.t is work ingtorli. I he young people had a party at Mrs.

llaggart Saturday night (1. R. Smith's little girl is very.ill. caused by benif. bitten on the hand by a dog.

It I'earec that blood poisoning has set in Jordan is listing up soin of his wheat, Mr. Neeves and Jac Iligbec their oafs Wo are ifiform (Ml that M. ranmerson childre have the, scarlet fever Corn i coming nil nicely and is generally good stand. The planting is nearly all done around here Perl Weils, from near Formoso. spent last week visiting friends in this vicinity.

is it the railway companies rc fuse to rausporl, the industrial annie when they oiler to pay their own Miow hill post ers have decorated liert llobinett's barn with their bills We think that lianouet a way up affair, and there is no finest ion or doubt but Justice, Jim, Artinius and Legal Tender are llrst class musicians. We. think hat "Republican Politician's Dream, "of ''Typo's', should lie for the be'ucHt of the reading public. Ren. MONITOR NEWS.

We are having line weather for everything Neurlv everyone is about throqgh planting com in this neighborhood Aggie, St.een was in these parts D. R. Seyniore received word some lime ago that his brother Edwin was drowned. He was crossing the river fin a temporary bridge when the wind caught it and turned it over, throwing Edwin into the wafer. He, fried to swim to Hie shore, but failed and went, down.

The body has not been found yet. He lived iuRoise City, Idaho when drowned, was formerly one of the boys of this district T. lien I sold his fat calves to Raker, and delivered them Tuesday. He received per cwl '1 hose correspondents that missed connections Saturday night missed the best part of their lite. Wo heard a republican speech, such as republicans delivered one year ago, when they told us that a man was a fool ho would say hard times were surely coming.

They said that these were prosperous times: that a dollar would buy more of the necces-saries of life than it ever would: that theMcKinley bill kept the price of butter and eggs up: thpt they were in favor of the free coinage of silver, and in Rid. to hear them tell it, they were in favor of everything that was good and then when they get the ollices their memories fail them, or there is something else rong. Guess it's the Jim. MA VIEW ROWLINGS. Everything growing, and weather line We pronounce the Uanquel a success, especially tho "Republican and "The Republican Committeeman's Dieam." I was all good and everybody seemed to enjoy themselves.

Mr. Editor. I move we extend our sincere thanks to Mr. Charles Medcalf for courtesies extended There will be an open meeting of the Alliacceat thelCiiigs school hoiwe Thnrsdav eve May I7tli. 1 oors open at hah -past "even.

Everyd-idy iu-i viteu. especially republicans a nd democrats. Good speaker will b.qireseut, Come out and we'll do ou good. "Hit or iss." of Republican pin -suasion has quire a lengthy article in last wef'K ue puiuican, in wmcn tniss great cLnstiau(j indulges in consider- CHERRY Pectoral For Colds and Coughs RECEIVED MEDAL and DIPLOMA AT THE World's FAIR. POPULIST CAUCUS.

The Populists voters of Duftalo township are requested to ump at the Newsotjjcu SaMiidav liith' at 2 oVlock m. for po of elect! na loaelegates to i i (t i 'this township in the county r-mv to be held at Mankato 2fili tm- the jnirpose of el eting deh ill's to both co.ni'ressiotiiU and H.Iati, eiinvcnMon. Oomni. Oo to lioijgherty.i;. tor gocul meat and low prices.

There was a social a the ivsidonce of Mv. Miller', Wednesday coin-)osedofa nuiiilier ot the friends of iss who is in pom- beait li. The highest umrket. pi ire niil for eggs, in trade, at irs' The ladies of he Papl i 'hureh will serve icecream and si Jiic 19' afternoon and ovqii-ingoiie doov south of the um, I1M LOANS anil l( A I. INSURANCE.

st and M. F. NA i'Pen e.K coioii. Ji's-e Emrijcrt will the thanks of 11 pNew and its corre'-' onnfleiits for whown. fiiriiishin new for thi' Imon-irl.

The Eslei Ii out. doubl Uie'pei-r orgar- i-liuids to i i i out a suce'-ss: ii) val, -re st.iii ill tiit- ri.e. will dupiieaie ij. ii order for rocei ies. ever offered city, and go'em one ii.u!i,i Letter on the Mignr deal.

D. Ibeiuv.ke. 'l lnr new fily council met Monday night. .1 Eai'l was ap oinled mar-sliajl, A Kuiim clerk, .1. I) Robertson, Treasurer.

Dr. ileiider.son, dentist was doii.g 'a livjjly biiidnesness here ')his week. No remnily for lune; fronbles has ever had such popularity as Ayer'j Cherry pectoral. Don't, lie fooled by buying cheap wire wnen von can bin' the Legal 'ilidden onlv. liv W.

C. McCluno. Rev. St uber of M. E.ch urch arte the kv.

a call Tues, Dkntiost. Dr, Henderson, of Mankato will be in Jewell cilv, Tuesday' 22nd, inst, (o to Dougherty's for your good meat and low prices. PLANTS! PLANTS! For all kinds of flrst-chuis garden plants, goto (ieorge Perfect's seed Store. tf, AUNT SUSAN. Mrs.

E. Dodge Carson held two contests at Mayvicvy on the 2(1 and 27th. The contest on the 2(i consisted of four scenes. The first was "the deacons at temps dead beat his way info the contest" bv W. II.

Joivbin Second was a song and march by the children. Third The orations by the contestants. Fourth can't (dean house with out my by Mis. W. II.

Jordan. ClosiriL' siing by the children. Ajourned. The one on the 27th was a grand success it consisted of seven scenes. The was "colating nf tho door by I.

R. Jordan, Second young ladies admission paid by Areas Jirunnamer. Third contestants inarch to the stage. Fourth song and march by the children. Fifth orations by the contestants and he medal was awarded to Miss.

Dertha Haylett. Sixth closing song by the children asisted by tho male quatett of May- view. Seventh. The concert principle characters were W. IF.

and I. If Jordan and J. M. Hooze. Mrs Carson has held contests and she said that, theclass oo tin- '7th was decidely the best class that she had ever drilled.

Twentv. Cents. If you want good meat and low prices go to Dougherty's. The Vv. R.

C. meets in the A. R. hall, April 12, at lip. m.

Sec. Our Implement Stock is full and our prices are right: call and examine. iNo trouble to show goods. w. C.

McCluxo. US ECONOMICAL. Spend every dollar Judiciouslv and to the best ad vantage. lie considerate. Study every question of economy on all sides.

Do riot jumpatconclusions but investigate. If you want power for pumping, sawing or printing, send for catalogue of the Hercules Gas Engines. Palmer Rev Type Wf 7 Si reel. San Francisco. ilder Liim- Co.

Fnundrv. At'eni-. Hi Howard St. Omaha, Nebraska. Aa we have been requested to publish the pr vvcdiiiL's of the banquet, lor the benefit of 1 nose who could not attend, will do s.o.

commencing i sxt week, from pr'raiu. (KdtalS IrnVwoRin'sS: vipRizrr.A PERSONAL AND LOCAL. There was fro.fc this morning. POTATOES FOR SALE, Nice cooking potatoes. $1 DO a Half mile south of town.

'Solomon Knahu Another nice rain Wednesday flight. Ezra Main made a well for T. Ertel, TEE'rn Dr. Henderson will be at Jewell May of dental work doue tit Hotel. Jno.

Eychel.of Cawkcr ity, will accept our thanks for cash sent us on subscription. REM MBE R. Pu ps all kinds, Jewell lib' wr Imp, Co. Mrs. W.

(J. Williams will go cast jnext week for an extended visit. The Camp of Royal Neighbors will meet in the Odd Fellows' 'Hall, Wednesday eveuim; May Kith. We want everybody to see Qiir Ideal Mower; the latest thing out; Hicycle Bearings. W.

C. McClvno. M. J. Emerson's three children are fullering with scarlet fever.

J. V. Earl iost a valuable horse Saturday, caused by blood poison. Dawdy and Saint moved tnoii Merry-go-round to Mankato this week and fvill'tieip the show out to day. Farm Loans and Hail Insurance, Cheapest and best.

M. F. II. R. Pcery of the Smith Center pioneer, was in this city Tuesday.

Go to Dougherty's for good meat, at prices to suit the times. Mrs E. Dodge Carson will conduct fAireo Demurest contests and concerts this city May -2nd 23rd, and 25th We shall publish the program next week. Why buy two or three year old machines, when you can buy bran new Jpcerings of U. 'McCluno Real Estate loans, made on short police, at the lowest rate.

Partial payment ptivaleges. Come and sec 1 tf. FOR SALE. All kinds of PLANTS. Will be ready to put out next week.

At Heed Store, tf Oeouge Peufeci. The Jewell Hardware Imp. Co. pave the latest and best Riding Cultivator on the market, viz: John pcere's Columbia. Dougherty is the man to buy good jheatof at the lowest prices.

Dandruff forms when tho glands of the skin are weakened, and if baldness is sure to follow. Hail's Hair Renewer is the best preventive. Married, at the residence of brides parents on Drowns creek Wed. eve. He Ed Widrig and Miss Inda Tool.

Rev. lewis officiated. May happiness lind prosperity attend this union Ayer's Pills are re commended bv leading physicians and druggists, as i i a most prompt and efficient remedy for biliousness, nausea, cjstiveness. indigestion, sluggishness, of the liver, jaundice, and sick headache: also, to relieve colds, fevers, neuralgia, and rheumatism. FARM LOAMS, and KAIL INSURANCE.

The best and cheapest. F. KNAPPENBERGER For good meat and low prices, go to Dougherty's, city Market. TO THE READERS OF THE NEWS. We will sell you paint, one gallon' jit which will cover more surlaee, and last longer than any other paint made.

And vc will sell it at the very lowest prices. Call and see ourcoloi cards. Jewell How. 1h Co. Read W.

C. McClung's new ud in this issue, and buy your good's of a live, enterprising and liberal minded iirhi. Ai RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY. Inasmuch as the Angel of Death has seen tit to visit the home of Rio. W.

T. Lowe and pluck from their midst a cherished flower in the form of a darling little boy. There fore he it resolved: That the members of Foriiinso Lodge No. I. O.

O. do hereby tender to the grief stricken family their undivided sympathy in this dark hour of sadness. That a copy of the above Resolution he forwarded to the sorrowing family also to the sfveral county papers for yjublication and a record 'of the sain'-foe placed in Uie ininuiesof tins Lodge of which Rio. W. T.

Lowe is a worthy lutiLber. .1. F. Hale. Coioui.

Lro'S S. CtxtNoju.M. EtiSKOtlTlI. Of straw able personal abuse of 'Old Kalainity Hisself. Now if is not our intention to be personal, but if our article in the Nnws.

of A pril 27fh gave him a trouncing, then we say lie deserved if, as the only person hat really got a trouncing, as we understand the term was a man hat would report an soldier like in. Ron as being a fraud. nv, we are not like tho Elder: we donf fake hearsay on his article, but. read if. lie wants to know why we did the pcfion presented to us.

Does In' hink a man has to sign every fool petition that is circulated We, lor one have become fired of this eternal pete! ioliing.and shall continue l.o demand through the ballot, what we want. We think this answers your qiiojjtion. doubt" you say. 'whether there there has been two days in succession in the. last two years that this great friend of lie old soldier," -c.

'lias not held a goods box down and talked reform to the dear people. 1 1 hei is any man that can tell you how to live without work. 1 his is flic ma to go to. He. Talked reform; We admit talking to flie christian gentleman, one evening, and another one of his church members, when tle-v threw off their coals and started in for a general knock down argument.

and we did say something about reform, we guess; we believe in reform. As jar as living without work is concerned, thai, is our none of yoius. We pay our own debts, and have ueuu asked you for a penny, and bolivo we can rustle along awhile yet without your assistance. i don't worry about hat yet. Now, as if hurl, you so bad because we I bought there wasn't a man in Prows Creek township me in enough to report Ron as being a fraud we will list say that we were Honest in saying so at the time, but you have convinced us that wo were mistaken, we had forgotten that, you lived in the township, just at.

hat lime. Thanks for the reminder. We read your aificle in loo Republican: no hearsay, nor taken com a 'pop paper. Our Alliance is growing. Two new members galloped he goat around at our last meeting We had the pleasure of eating icecream with M.

Roozi: ami family Sunday, Ills mother Is visiting him. You will have to ask Leslie who else was there. Ol.I) ALAMITY IIISSKM'. ION I A. We never saw tilings grow so rapid ly as at present.

llollinger has the best alfalfa we have seen this year. Rem Iluddlesfon is seriously ill with poor hopes of recovery, Mrs. Jlundy has returned to the strip. Sam Osborn's little boy was kicked by a horse hist Saturday. He was in i very critical condition ut llrst.

Cra Steen clerk's at Alcorns, Sat urdays. We understand that V. Lavi's family have moved to the strip. The Woodman camp at Ionia is increasing at aiarming rale. There is talk of a newspaper being started at Ionia soon.

We believe that such an enterprise would receivu literal support. This is the only reonisito to make Ionia the leading town in the county. E. M. Diety lias sonic hay for sale.

James George is home on his real esta'c business. He is dcsiri'ius ol hearing from any one wanting farms or school laud in that country. Miss Marlha Davis has' opened millinery store on Main St. I1'. II.

Rrinkworfh and wife an: hap py over the advent of a daughter on May Itrd. The broad grin which con flnunlly spreads over Herbert's face is a sure sign l.liaf his; "happy heart wi rapture swells. Mrs. F. 1.

George ton county Sundiy. returned to Nor Guf Rous an cert, at the sel I'owell gave a live con- iiol house' Sat urday evi Will .1. Alcorn is putting a slick of slat binary and books. W. II.

Loomis is also putting a slock of (Ji'oceries and cigars. The It, People, have secured sufficient, subscriptions lor organ. A. Christian Endeavor society will be organized at the U. li.

ehurrii Saturday night. RANDALL. J. Osborne has refit ted and opened up his harness shop Kemp UfOh, treated Sebastian George's team In a sol of silver mounted harness, also Mr, Mclnl ire's single driver to a set of buggy harness. Of course hose li'iiieu fooled the bills Ceo.

Woolsey is still shipping building sl( ne to Riiit Oak Mr. Murray. he agent's, new baby enrriace Is a daisy The school exhibition Friday night was decided success. Craig has returned after several days sojourn in the country. II, was observed Irs clot lies lit him unusually close.

That, wedding failed to materialize. (Guess again.) Win. Hall, the real estate agent, and best girl were driving in I he gloaming, when by some unaccountable reason. one ol the lines was dropped. Oil course his huguy was at the shop lor repairs.

Moral. I mil I try to hold the lines with the feet. Also Prof, Rover bad a similar mishap, II however.ran out the. tongue and i rid caught the runawavs liy I lie rein thereby spoiliinr an item for (I press n. Kandall denies loniing I lie lie says It.

Is a i'1' publican move. and he never has nor never will march in their ranks Mackey has learned that a sulky will capsize on Sunday. Just the same us ot her day InCoxey's trial at Judg Miller saw that it wouldn't do to allow the liehf of the Ruble Mtrned on Say. Mr. Editor.

have you or your "devil'' an spare nook or corner where a man could eat crackers and cheese in peace, while hoosecleaning is going on' I tell you we're all broken up at mil house. Our back is unjolnfod, carrying stove and shaking carpet: our lingers bleeding, pulling carpel tacks and flying up books: our Sunday coat snorkled and spattered with whitewash, kalsomine and paint. fe-isthg all the while on bananas, dried beef arid cold pom- Iocs careful whetayoustep when you go to Washington, or you may step on the. fiiiAss of the Cap-itoR It is said hat a short, time ago, the ch.iplin of the jieriitentlary, on visiting the U. S.

Capitol, was asked to open congress wit prayer. The venerable divine closed his eyes, and forgetting, for the moment, lie was in congress instead of the penitent iary, said: "Oh Lord, We realize we are exl I'emely wi sent here from every cornel of ti enrth. guilty of every crime. We have ttampled thy laws, as well as the. laws of men.

under our iinliallfiwc I teet. Oh Lord, lcid us from this piace info xjij chama! ol nscft'lnets and may vei learn to cat lire ad in the sweat of our fact." quiuem:" shorted Kilgore am Red. ThiU Peice, Minnie James, Virglo Kln kead, Claude Reynolds, Archie Wei ton, Ward Sehuinaekor, "IlesHie Aerl, "P.erlha. Cheney, Carrie I terry, Myrlln Rele, "I'uarCorbltt, "Myrtle Corbltt, Lanra Cornish, Flossie, Fritz, Gtissia lliitclilsou, Rifi Kipippenbergert "Lola otter, "Maud MeClain, Carrie ltossman, Minnik RuooLKS Teacher, Shconi) Ghadic. May Cobb, Carl Ruche, "Georgia Raker, Helen Raker, Frank Krtlc, "Myrtle Green, Arthur Green, Owen' James, "Genie Kreamer, "Edna Klni kead, "Lizzie Mprphy, "Delia man, Leonard Smith, Guy Sea ton, Hie- Cheney.

Lhiusnjs atthh, Teucluir. FlllS'1' (ill Fay Alton. "Glade Riirlholome.w, "Preston I terry, Connie Ruche, Geo, Clelland, T. Chilcoif, John Checsman John Drake, Fay Edwards, Goidia Krtle. Margaret Fay, Anna Edwards, Guy llenninger, Don James, Fred Kreamer, Minnie Liehly, Adda Llehi fy, Raymond Matter, Nina Pence, Edward While, I ranees Yapp.

Luta Co.vnhi.lv Teacher. Pupils with a star () before their names, were, neithiit' alisimt nor tardy during the year. Total illi, The next regular examination foe common school graduates will tie held in Hie high school building, Mankato Kansas, June the 23rd, 18IH, commeiKH jug at 7 A. M. Your resp't.

G. 11. ItAIMSY, co Sup't of I'ali, Ins, BICYCLES. Mens Safties, Ladies Snftics. Hoys Safties.

Girls Safeties We can furnish JOO.OO 35 00 .30,00 any inn kg We will. of wheel wanted. for the'next thikty days, sell the first wheel of each style. at cost. Get catalogue.

Fknstermachkr Co. W. II. HeiKirix. organizer e' the ICiiiglif and Ladies of Security, who has been this city 1 the past few days, and organized a lodge, here, Monday night, with 4o members, his doc.irleJ' to work with us, and keep the charter ooen until nexti monday night.

All who conteii uniting, should improve this opportunity, to go in as charter members, and secure the pecuniary benefit thereof. Follow ing is the names of theoflicera elected Monday night: H. L.Cobb: V. Sarah D. White: S.

V. J. F. Prancher; Prl. Geo.

Sch 111 vcher: 0. KitieHen ninger: F. A. D. Fink: IT.

White: C. I). Pence; Cai E. Cohb; Scott Henninger; M. FX, O.

II. Tnis's 1. V. Ertel, (J. A.

Sorick 3 mo; lien oi if ger, tiue yeaii grip-is hereafter too Which party will dare put a woman's sull'rage plunk In its platform? The women declare he Issue shall be met. Every convent ion shall be put on record. The republican party gave the ballot to the iicj.rro.sj, unlearned. uneduenG'd, many of them uncivilized, but the women, th ii' companions, their helpmeets, their equals, aye, their superiors, in every iloparfincnlnf learn iug and chi'isian civilization, they fear In place the ballot hi their hands. They say If would create jii'S, would lower heir social status, but fliey well know the ballot, In woman's hand means the overthrow of the ruin I ratlle, and have never ceased to lovr he sparkling cup with all if" attend aul iiillueiices ani power, If remains for the Populists and Prohibitionists to champion I he woman's cause anil sweep both old parties from the face of Hie earth, with iheir rum trahli st rikesaud money panics, disband tin legislaliveiiiiacks, give Cleveland a life fishing permit, and Americans cit izens I he right l.o step on the 'grass' at.

lie ca pi tol 'oin. ark was in 'he cilyashorf time Monday. Hi said he expects to attend Hie woman in, iss meeting at Mankato the 22d am W. V. Morris delivered an ((If llllslasl jc speech ill 'pop' meeting lii Allen township night.

r. Ereeland also made a stirring and pointed speech, These gentlemen have few, if any equals, and should hi remembered at, the conventions Wonder if that, meeting of cent ral committeemen materialized last week? It looks as though Allen isnfiii it'' this year. Will somebody li -1 1 us why a strip i miles was taken IroiiiAilen and added to Prairie Turn on Uni light. I'he true "pops' will alwas he found Is Tun iddi, Ok Tun Road. (' TY SCHOOL, Ki'lliiH.

of 1 lii. Oily s. in ii i fun lie limit I i lullnt' Muy I. MH Till til i'mi iiIIiih'iii 1-1 oh an lll'li school. Names of pupils icllliei- nor liirdy; ton School.

Alonzo Ely, Fannin Adams, Florence Nellie Clelland, Alice Cooper. Edith reamer, Maud Ren-neit, "Grace Price. Hurt Cluster, Harvey Kreamer, Goldie Sealon, Ellle Pernio! Ressie imppetilierger, Cora Fox. Ralph Worick. Pearl lleinecke.

Laura Schaelfer, Grace Petro, Callie C. A. Cook Teacher. Gimmma'ii Room. Alia Rennett, Rent rice Green, Josie.

lake. Mamie Murphy, "Sadie fossman, Rerta Sandbonie, Fleda Vclstead, James Cornish, JtoteCraii- "Jotui jiotier, lovu riowmaii, fRoy Welstead. Maud Osborne, Mauy K. ooss Teacher. FoUUTH GltADK.

Fay Heaton, Nettie Fox. Anna stiarr, Stella Miner, iiaud Wclton. "Geoigia Welstead. Lulu Royer, Roy Sealon, "Curtis 1 1 offer, Edith Green, Nellie King, "Lottie Murphy, Leo Hutchison. "Mamie Rrowii, Alma Kuns.

"Letty llockinan. Gienna White, Inez MeClain. Stella Kuns Levi Cornish. Jesse Heinecke. "Mable Floy Knappcuberger, Mamie Muss'1'-, Alton.

Teacher. Tiuuy Ghaoe. John Rottorf, Garfield Cobb, Piny P.otturf. aller Perry, Hugh Drake. K.u'iic iJnike.

Jlerhy Fritz, "Guy Green, Winnie jieir.ecKCj "Jerry Murphj'i Mdtou chaplain had belter keep o.T ILt.

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