The Republican Herald 1926-02-11

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WAVERLY, OHIO, THURSDAY,. FEBRUARY 11,. W26
NUMBER 6
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JURY TO
MEETMON0AY
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| Wdisrowml recently that, the girljTOTAL    VALUATION   »I«.2S6>3__5• CROWD   BIGGER   THAN   fcVSttl     POH-Efi BMnrvr ntun
tUeoon to become a mother. She was'   JL ***••*■ __k,      FOHWER RESIDENT DEAD
committed, tn ihe  Division of Chnr-jls What Pike County Taxpayer. Wl*l!_*d Time Dancer. Sirarm to K at P I    Ur*1IUkl **r** «•'«•».'•• Overman re
•tie,, Department^  Public Wel/are.|    Pa,   This   Year,   A.cordang  to    j    Parlor... Craod^eTt ^Dsn'es    j^^.rtan^lt^ ^ In^ o*^
'VI LI.   INVESTIGATE  ALLEGED
MOONSHINE        ACTIVITIES
GOING ON IN COUNTY
	
<by Judge Acord. Her sinter, Marie
Cooley, who waa arrested last fall on
a truancy charge, was committed to
the Girls' Industrial «_hoo!  at Delft-
iw&re at that time.
Yi-AR AGO
.
FOUR "SHINERS" JN JAIL
Number of Casee Disposed of During
ihe Past  Week in  the Common
; ; '.        Pleas Court
wjll pay tax** oa a total valuation of tentative,   Clarence ,Val{ery,  eta/ted*
SKjibo'fiCQ,   according   to the State Something here when the former djp-!cas«u
^ Charles    Rp_e,    Carl    Days    and.Tax Comnusaion, ]covered andpopularlied "Jcv' BUb_etftnj   u   arrxfnd   hy   her   hoabaod |
{George Ward, threo young men ftonvj    This   it   an   increase of $291,000,! and *-«iUy7 Dunham, whote n-*«*<*^f*!UenJT A. Eemble.   one son Robert'
the .Wakefield   neighborhood,   were j most of which is made up by JncT*e*s*ji..ea*utc.i tbe   paces   of waittcs ftnd'ond OBC "_aUghUr   Uurcella'   She is*
tried before Jodg.^ A ^.charged jed tax valuation on public utmtyj_qu_re dances a generation o^o-andi^ ,umved b 'two fti_u M„.:C|J CD AfJ Tup ...„,,.„,
with contributing to the delinquency(companies which ^furnish electric the latter revived the dances locally.clafB Woit __<* Mr, EhsabeUx Bia* M1_J.r Uil iHt INCREASE
of Gertrude Cooley.     They entered j light and power, i**, communication,! by giving   one   big   free dance five' er of oiumbus  and  four  brothers1
pleas of guilty and were fined $l,000jand tr-^jwaU*n,.i**fc.*   to Pikejwoeks ago. Joseph. of thU '       Qrto_ .__<, JJJj. 	
and sentenced   to   one   year   in the County reridenta. ;    Throughout   this. garden   *pot offof Columbus, and Charies, of Chu*a-
county jail   The fines   and   the Jail;    The increase on public utility com-jtho nniv-r-e, white haired veterans ln!fc,0   • ..    Mm' ■>'e!-.t)*0 ^ a  dauuh-
sentence, were suspended upon con-Jp^niw we* $288,200.   Other corpom-)*»eery hamlet   in   the   county.   -*i>- tar' of Mr ftnd ^ ,, overman
iTCH   CASES   ARE   DREWING
A special grand jury haa been
drawn and called for duty in Common
Pleae court next Monday morning.
The cases of four or five moon-
shiners, now confined in the county
jail, wilt be sifted down by ths grand
jury.
Following is the list of the grand
jurors drawn:
Nellie Farmer, Piketon; Jacob
Keller, Marion; J. W. Sylvester,
Perry; George Downing, Seal; Frank
Fultx, Pebble; Stull Moore, Pee Pee;
I'V-'e. Henry, Newton; Minnie
Smith, Marion; James Kirk, Marion;
Chas. F. Wecter, Camp Creek; J. M.
W/Udren, Benton; Carlton Foster,
Newton; John Marshall, Perry; H. L*
Lock, Camp Creek; W.J. Crain
of Scioto.
Girral   Ratcliff,   SO year-old   youth
-jtrho was arrested last week by state
■ prohibition aad county   officers in aj
liquor raid   in    Union township, and
Pay   This   Year,
State Taax Commission
Parlors as Grandparents' Dan.es
Route thc Charicstca
Pike County taxpayers, this  year.j    Hgnry Ford   and   his focal reprc-
STOCK ON OHIO
FARMSD^REASE
Kenible, who   passed   away   a;
home at Los Angeles, California, ottj
la>v Thursday, after a   four rnonti..-'
illnem from   a   complication  of du- NUMBER OF HOGS DROPS Nl*N£
Deceased was* 46 years o.* age;    PER CENT OR 200.000 FROM
costs of prosceutron and were required to give bond to insure their paving the coats of her maintenance
while she is In the custody of the
Division of Charities.
Ernest Jenkins,    William   Jenkins
and John Jenkins, arrested  by state panics
prohibition and county officer., when
they staged   a ' raid at   the Jenkins
circle
dition that they pay all costs Incurred U'oas   were    increased   by   %2Sfi»i,\ young bloods   who   used   to   do the
for the support, care and maintenance banks by $S**0O,   and  real osute by j wlckod ungo and the jerky Chariea
of Gertrude Cooley while she  is on- $2800.     The valuation of individual ***»«», •«*» now joining handa and dane
der   the guardianship or ln the eu_*jproperty    was    reduced    by $18,620.i »ng thc way   these   gentlemen want!
tody   of   thc    Division of Charities, The utility companies' tax valuation j them to.
Department   of    Public Welfare, orju nox% ii_n twt, times that of banks, j
while   she   may    remain    a   public jail 0ther corporations and individual
charge.   The young mei*,jF*aid all thejpr-^rty combined.
In analyzing these figures, the
Ohio Committee on Public Utility*our grundparcnta are on. All claw
Information point* out that the tax ban art? lifted and tlie poor and the
increases oa public service compan* rich, the high and the low, nibsboul-
lss must be reflected in rates charged der. together at these social oc-
for services, inasmuch  as the** com- caxions
have   no    other    means   of     xhc fourth  <JtXiee, given  last Fri-
revenue. ^ay evening,    was    attended    by tLe
Appended is   a   table showing thejjju^-. croux* of lhm s^o^   over a
farm in Union township, Wednesday! 1020 valuation upou which taxes wtll'h-j^-f.j gentlemen's tickets were sold
of last week, were tried before Mayor, be paid this year, and the 1924 valu-jaiul tht...c>   togeth**r   w.th  thc large
Charles P.  Gableman, last  Thursday jation upon which taxes were paid l*"**,I number
afternoon.   Ernest Jenkins entered a j year:
Brecd.ng Stock   Is  Sold   Because  of
tbe Failure  of  thc   1924 Cora
Crop
now deceased, who formerly
in Waverly.
'(•-.i.ir.l
OUT OF LUCK
complaint    made     by
PRICES CONTINUE   TO ASCEND
plea of   guilty   to   charge, of trans*j 1M4 im    ,,arj_3   fof   ^  commodiotu yy^
porting and possessing liquor and to)Public   Utilities..$5.41)3^ 10 |5,761.600|butldl/:k,    Twelvc    MU.    j*hj pc*raPl«) ■
operating   a   motor   car   without aj-Uai EstaU .... 7,8...610    7^VloL.„ otl u,e floor, up «d down, fromi
license an. was fined $300 and cos-s.|Banke     253^30      MO^o!-*^   0*clock   unt(J    _   wce ,___,,;
William Jenkins   entered   a   plea of)Cmrporations  ...       24^70        62^001*h*oar, of lhe nc_t mornina.   The or
guilty to   a   charge    of    pos^mg Individuals .  ...2^)3,740   t&tl&L.j^^   _   incriMUCd    __   u,^
liquor and w« fined $100 and co.U. | 1^ u> Un ^ Uic mUnsX tf ^
John Jenkins, father of Ernest andj    Totals   $15,9«_,260 $16^_43«0!Cr now tha- CTer
J*o was tried before Common Plc«!WU,,i*m J^M'   «*;UmJ    J pltU **\aJ^ *?_\* t*%J***gIKl lhottM*f j    The committee g.v.ng these dance.;
Judfie    S   D    MeL-authlin.    chareeni*™11* to ' charipe of P0*s*«*n«, arti- dollar valuation    for    Pike    county, fa htgh^. ilWuM.i  w,ln   lht.   way locA*i
'     '      art-dS^_en_3foriC,M *">**»«* toF *• tneneleeture of thi* r*-*r. will be $20_M9, as  romj»r-{ pwplc ar_ .tttchj        on#   but vant J
- .      "■■'■?.,_ii_* illouor and was fined   $100 and costs.;*d with $2l_>15 for last year. j___tinctl> urdcrai
Tke suiting music is not in vain.! „£?   tom^n\    mAdJ    »*    State,
An   oU-iimer   sings   out:    "Ail you: H,*h*»*'1 ^J***«*   Pattehion, Orii ]    titupM the tact that all classes of
Uale. r.ght and left, join  hands anuij"   f*   ,   u*,^   aX™Ud   "««»i,,w^,d« °» f^JS *<*   <*»b_o have de-
•     o thc left," and the dances ufi, , '    '   U "Iuu*lsP«tt. on   ■» reck-ci.neu ,0 numbexa   a. compaied with
;Je.ss driving charge, here, Tiie-day.* >«ytr ago, with the >.ngle exception
i morning. Hunter had been to P»Lc- <•' *necp, the farm price level u. di»-
Jton to deliver a truck load of hogs to t.nctly higher, according to reports
; the Miles Packing Plantt for C. A. compiled by C. J. West, sutistician
i Boggs, of Williamsport. Hunter wa* of the Uruted *State« department of
: arraigned    before    Mayor Gableman -_r.«-uJt_-*.
and, after entering a plea of guilty. Oh.o farms, the reporu show, ar*
•*;!> lined $10 an.1 the co*.t_, which lie, now currying 200,000 :«-* h_g_ than
; paid and waa released, A jinx seem- they were a year ago, which u a decs! to be on Hunter's trait, however.; crva»e oi nine per cent. Cattle have
for as. he started to leave this city, he declined two per cent and hor*,t_ flv«
tator*   rTLrT" ,CUr'°UVPCC"  b'nVpcd **• «fW9    oa hU *~*-k ™* ^r *-«•»'   ^ "^Wr of si.eep, hoT
Utors, made up a crowd entuely too WJM oM|f-d to ^ up fw ^^ ^   ^ hlu*iae_MMd {n_ J,^^
Piketon garage.
2^2_.iwu. or two per cent.
  The total number   of   bojfj is esti-
JUNIOR LITERARY CLUB mated at _^0*J,0O0,   where-*   a year
On tlie evening of January 27th, a t,K°' -*• number on Ohio farms was
group of   girt*   met   at ihe homo of'2»42J«000-    Thu decrease   i» attribut-
*!«•*. L. E. Wilis   for   the purp_*« of'*-*1 by *-«eiale to the filing of breW-
or__n-ung    a   Junior Uterary Club, in* iU><*  because   of   the failure of
S. D.
with possessing
countyj
to pay
tha manufacture of liquor and inter-1_, ___ _    ._
_..*_; __•__■'•*  ■   Li.  They were remanded  to  the
ference with officer in  the discharger     * .   .    _-■
...... ___._.      !J*** on account i ot   inability
of W duty,   was   brought   ^B#*_S*l____
Ju-^   McLaughlin  Monday arKj as* ProhibiUon   Officer   C.   A.
sealed a fin. of $100 and costa on the ^ ^
Vemeasion charge -nd $26  »nd cort. M were caned to
on the charge of interfcnDg with the) .     „. , _T * .      .    .     . ,ajk^-^_ ♦._
officers, andL addition.   wLgfven aj0** 0*nngt-rLjnelghborhcod. about .0 J license, tag.
nlnety-dsy jail sentence.
idcratotxl   thr.t   th.~ is no
Ihbnky-tonk jo.nt.
, come, but   there
The
Ever) 'ou Jy i» wci- j
i«    to* b. no rough,
bCJit   P-oplC   Of   tilC :
IT WONT WORK
William Douthitt, of.Sunilsh town-j^j p^tted
ship, was arrested, near Jasper, Sun-!commurv>i) ' .,_ klWndmg    a;ui they
day, by Detective Charic, Miller for:nut bc r^pecua..      Whenever  any
operating   a   motor car7 with a I926!r<mgh rtuir is ^^^ lhw arepl<,n.
tiic foimw.ng othcers be.ng e.i«led:
f'lca-aent, Alma Holob-ugti.
Vice President, Margaret lieitel.
Se'retarj*, Helen Armbru.fer.
rreaaurer, Mary Hibben.
lt wu decided   that   rejruiar meet
ings were
the corn crop in 1924.
The comOeit decline is almost as
great ax for Ohio, although in Iowa,
a drop-oft ot only two per rent is
noted. For the entire United State*
the decrease   in hogs  is estimated at
night,   on   a; Mayor
o'clock last' Thursday
Ratcliff is the lad who appeared on | **««PWntftled   by   k—.   rr^T_l
the scene   whera   the   officer,   werei1*™"^*   ***»l   Creighton John-
i son, who conducts   a store near By-
M   ' ir»; "**•***"■a* *'**** ***i***-*****'n'*' •**•• P*aee aad
He    was    tried    before
Gableman,   Monday, and  en-1
to be aeld on   the second «**ifh* P**" **ent.
and fourth Mondays   of  each month. Th« decline for hor_** for the year
After   a-1 busincis    was    transacted, l'**26 -*» only   a   continuation, accord*
[uta club'   aujourned    to   m«_i at Uie ••*« *•«> W-wt, of the downward trend,
home of Mrs. Mary' Hibben on Mon- **hich ha. been prevalent for several
ty of   Officers   9**^*^ *   *«* '^'i^y'evVn.ngVFebruary" 8th,V,th Mis* >*"" past.    The   rate    of
chase the ruffian* out of the hall, but
the    cooler :t nec-|
Helen Armbnudcr
eearching   a Ford   touring
which Ernest Jenkins   and
,*     ,.v       _.     r_   .    _       _ _ tquiet   of   that   place.   Johnson was
Gnitith were said   to have been ped-    ,      .      . y       .   ,      . ,    ..
dling booxe *long th. C. * O. By.     jpUc^ u^r ^ and *ff ***
I lUtdtf burried from the scene J"-"" **   H*   was   tried   before
e arrestand   when   officers went to;
Mayor Gableman Friday morning and
Mrs. Griffith's home, they found Rat-
; after entering a plea  of guilty to a
to   put them
eessed a fine of $5  and  costs, which e**ary
he paid, and was released.- The^   unll    ^    no   dance Fridayi ' ^_t#^p ___.*_
Louis Rapp, of Wakefield, was also eve-in- on   .ccount    of   _   «a«t\        BEAVEK MAYOk RESIGNS
arrested by Officers Orme   Noel and fC\er .pidemic regular meeting of the."" increased intere-it
Charles MUler for operating a motor;     Henry Ford's    name   mean.,   mors'■ Utayltrt %'il'"*c   CoQDCl1'   t'**ak ***■
car with a 192S licetue tag.    He was;thlin . ^,puJju.     nced  _ulomobile in;™*«.    U******ocrat,   elected    Mayor   of
tried before Msyor Charies P. Gable-|P,ke „„-.,,. „ „ .y/onon.ou- with *U«aver ml l4Ut November's election., number of cedts e_*
man, Monday, and after entering ■ L acir a^^ cx_j, ana "Turkey in the UD4^rcd h's re*l*x-x'oa to lh«* coun- the heretofore steady
-'-—* —'••*- *—-» •»• ---» __-. I-        _ .     _._,      „ i._,.i**il to be effect,ve immediately.    Cal
cliff on the premises and, after being!
disorderly conduct charge, was fined! plea*of guilty, was fined $5-and costs. Straw"
Traveler"
$25 and costs.   He paid his fine and
grilled by Officer C. A. Lucas, the lad'_1*,r "**~ ~~r   **** ***— ~
confessed to pouring out a quantity1**** COttM « *** rtle»*«i*
of liquor and to concealing a copper
coQ and a mash cooker, in the wood-
near the Griffith home.
Mrs. Ira Griffith; who wa* arrested
by state prohibition and county offl
cars in a raid staged in  UnifiXjtown
ship, last Wednesday, iraj/_rie_\be-
fore Common1 Pleas Judge Ssh.
l.xuj*hlin,  last    Thursday aftern
oa a charga of poeseatErngj liquor
Articles designed for the manufacture
of liquor.   She   entered   a   plea of
guilty on both charges and was fined i
$100 and costs   on each  charge andj
sentenced tb   the   Reformatory   for
Women at Marysville until the fine
aad costs are paid.   Mrs. Griffl*. husband. Ira Griffith,   appeared   before
Judge McLaughlin. Friday, and made
arrangements   to   pay   the fine and
and Mra. Griffith was r-fe«*ed. I***-*"***** There are now about twen-
' Elmer Carroll, of Scioto township,
on complaint filed by Codnty Attendance Officer A. O. Benner, -wasgiven;
a hearing before Probate Judge Win
li. Acord, charged with failing to
send his children to school. He was
fined $20 and coats and gave bond to
SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED
By order of Health Commissioner
Eylar, the   Waveriy   public   schools
{were, closed Tueaday   afternoon   and
tha pupils dismissed  tor  a peuocS of
two weeks.   A   number   of eases of
_v-_»_t *.«•».i    and   aoejul-s :i_*_ de
ioued  u*uijtig   iLe   *ciiooi cn-urcu.
tne   prvjuutt  ta^aa, t>uper.nie<iueni
loyd Deacon and * young uaugiitci*
ai. autfenng   aa   atiacx   of scarlet
fever.
On    Wednesday     afternoon,    the
E*"y»p paid up and was released.
and    "Arkansas
a  dance incentive more fre-
than   "Yes Sir,   That's   My
provide
i quently
MADE SHOWING : _taby.*-      	
Pike County corn growers made a VISIT PIKETON  LODGE
good   showing   at   tho   Ohio   State j    County lodge  deputy,   Charles W
decline u
•u<unt rus*'••<'■' paticularly    noticeable    in Oho,
but rather   i*   merely   m accord w.th
_ the genera] trend   over  the coun../.
There »cems  to be  some evidence of
in   horsobreed*
ing, uithough    it    probably    wdl    ..
some time before  an   incret-ae in U..
po.ibly cheer.
tendered his resignat.on to   the coun- j tne neretoiore steady- decline.
Steady increase in the numbc.- of
I via C. Bumganier, Beaver life insur- ] *heey is a continuance of the upv—J
[ance salesman and president of the trend of thc post three years taoil
(council, automatically succeeded to. «*tprcMes a desire on lh. pax; _f
ithe ortice of Mayor. The Vsilage of «->**»o farmers to increase their hoi_-
i Beaver has several important i_*uea ****-■ *» thu liveatock. liven the two
[to decide in the   near   future, in the per <-«nt increase in Ohio is not on a
Corn Show at Columbus   last  week, j w. Helman, and a  number of  mem- j ™ "" _T_ *     .V a i ___.____-___. __^ k
Corn    from    Plka coantv    __i_e_l w       _, _      7a. .       .   . ._   i way of gaa and jx>wer franchises, and l»ar witlx other state*;, where a gener-
vorn    irom    nxe county    competed, _*„ fg^g, *,,0be    lodge    visited    the ,, ,      , ,u       u _    u _i IBr-»_. „f i j ^_ . . _
aiainst   corn   from   26   counties in; Viktton K   of P  lodge  last Tuesday Ith* P*°,,,e °f th* T,,Uire sii°uld "'^  ' ' C?*** °' V P*r C€nt " uvt*±
_out»-rn and «>uth--_,Um Ohio.   In| J^S_L to the interest of the countJiHider **™1™ f*5rtuft*t*   '** *^*«|    **« *V°»  •"»»  the  greatest de-
Ch. mot. Dent class, Floyd Landrum j -*,, J^u- ra„y tUt U becng plan-l \™  °\ **: Z™*****''   ^***« ^* '" ^«"*«led,-^o^ while th.
wonfim;C.*C.I__ndrum,sec^nd.andned byMr. HelnLu    The   boy.   «.?*?   at   **"   htad   °f   't. official «Umated falhng off in   milk cow. ts
Hvry Landrum, third.    In the Clar-; J^g ~y U»atTcy      1! furmah a ^^ 1^%^ '^ ^ *"*"*. f" ^
_«. p*i-.«   i   r>  Qp.wn>i--   —««    a-i-^1 a_a.i.__ _   cU__cs of cattie standing at four per
ago daw, J. D. Schilling   won   third;numb€r of ta^datcs.   On Saturday EP1DE1IIC nv  orsui kt pi*vr_'f«L
andC. C.   Landrum,   fourth.    In the -venini-  stockdale wUl be visited and! IC 0F  *»CAI_LLT PhVER. *cm*
other   Yellow Dent,-!*-,   Mre. VVU-j"IXre^t-tiva   a  ^ steady decreases,   the
Earn Wood    won   first   and W____«U^_-__S%_iWIm oveT^. county Dr* °* B* EyUr   ***   ^   W "** ^ *^   "   n   *° VpWhM tnilC'
Health Commisalonert^md an onier|Wood won third.   J. G. B-auchamp ^3^2^-.LgTo ttoTSP^ Hm  ™*hh*rho~i>   U~1_*\_*.JT!*   r     <l "***<      * ^
1   i -****"1"' *■*•* ""* *—*m~\ vo w_.»a« ou j afternoon,  to  quarantine   a   number to $1^0 higher than price*  prevalent
dosing all Wavery churches, picture
show and public gatherings until the
epidemic is sbaitUd, and he requests
the public to co-operate with the
health depax-ment   in   checking the
ty cases of scarlet teter in thia local*
ity. but tha situation is not alarming.
DEATH OP MRS. RUMFIELD
Funeral   aervicaa   for   Mra. Ellen
Rom&eld, aged 77, who died at her
l^paa^at Givens Station, Friday even
the amount! of $100 to inaura the at-pig aAaeven-thirty o'docfc, tieet in-
tendance of his children at school     jfirauty.* af age, were held ab Givens
' On complaint filed hy  Count^-At-1 Chapel,    Sunday    afternoon   at two
tendance OfVwr A. O. Benner, Sher- j o'clock.   Burial, was  made in Givens
man Clare, of Seioto tswnship, wmsjChape}   cemetery.     Rev.   John   M.{
given a hearing before Judge Acord,)Moore delivered the funeral.sermon.j
charged with failure to seed his chil- j Deceased   is   survived   by   one arm,*
dren to school   He   was- also fined!Clarence Burafteki, who   conducts a
$20 and costs' and given a 80-day JnU guiaga at Given*.   Ska is preceded in
sentence.   Ths fine and jail sentence death by har husl
were suspended on condition that be field, and two son*.
won fifth on shelled corn.
FUNERAL OP   MISS COY
Tho ft_-**£_ • ot   •M1**' -S-saie Coy, ]
ail minor details.
Cows   show   .n increased
I of homes   on account   erf the prove- j l******- year.
i lence of scarlet fever.   There are ten j pnc. ot about   60   cent,    aad dairy
cases of the disease in that neighbor-, cattle from $8 to $9 higher.
A play and supper will bc given atJboodf fouT at ^ 0tto Mu*tardhome.     Sheep, which   show   a   heavy  la-
PLAY AND SUPPER
r^Cof' 2SS1JLS        w     •*• ****   *ch0°l  -hOUM   ^ 1*>idJl7 *«*«   ~   F**- Glaze home and'crea_e a number  on  the  farms, ro*
!l-%i^^__-y,-fa:-t>*^l**"**fc Wesvremij l«h.    S»PP*r w,U tWo _t _ Fnak _WMio hoaje. Tbe] fleet a slump   in   price,    thai reports
__/______  aZIr^°m*^**i,a*B*^i^'^rr-d from   6:W p. m. * 8i00 p. ya-kM uu, ^j^,   ^   b^ cio#ad j show.    Butt-r is    steady,   but    milk,
i-Sl^tbi ll_l'_-J_-r__3_c?r- # ' Ge0rjre W"h*a«t<)n >*> indefiniUly. or until the physician.fhorses and hay we showing consarv-
__»__*_£___? S lZ _S_*J £'H1 ■! e*-^"***1 * **° + •» *' ^ s-eceed in getting tho «p.«emk under •**»• gain. All vari-tl*. of hay are
S_P!51_td _f ___?_S__i_____!HV   The menu of the supper fol-controJ, m „U,ng _x a price aboo. $3 higher.
odock.   Burtal at Hay Hollow come-1iom.   c-^-.^ _ckent m_hed ^   Although corn i, rallying, showing
tato«, gravy, creamed   corn, pickies, MEASLE*  AT JASPER • «+ed* faie*wi_»e, the   present pnee,
roll*   and    butter,    cottage    cheese, j    An epidemic   of   meaalea is preva-!»*<**ording to West, is only about half
(Georga   Waahington  podding,  cqffee j^ j-. tilm jjjp^. community, several I the price quoted   during   lttb.   Be-
and Ainu.   Admission, Wc, includi.vgj f^j^ being   under   quarantin. on;causa ot this low price, many farm-*
tery. Funeral acrricea were conducted by Bev. Levi Walls,, of Morgan-
town. Deceased Is survived by ber
parenU and nine brother, and sisters
Ona brother and one aisAr preceded j ^,_ ^ ^
I her tn. death.
A REAL ENTERTAINER
WJTJRED IN PAUL 1    m„flj waj  rtprei!aiU(|  by  ^
Charles Benson,   aged   CW Warj.j-^e,, on _ pro^-ram of th* Ex-
, veteran, suffered   aeveral   fractured chaaga Cmb   at   their   meeting last
d___h b. W K____,^  t>,_™__ _-      'T^_*Wh"!L h-#   *!__&__? ho«^ night In tha Blue Room of tho Mari* ■ Woodrufr home,   the    William Dean
<Uath hy hav huUnd, Thomaa Rum-;Piketon, Sunday afternoon.   A phy*\eoid.     The principal addrea* of the>ome, the Frank Haven*   homo and
moan was called to attend to hia -..'.rodaj waa a   chalk-talk Uy Frankjthe William Mallott home.
account of the dJSTng-°    The primary !•"*-, rather than  sail their crop*, are
grade, of   th.   Jasper sahooU   were'feeding them to begs,
dismissed last   weak,   but   school inj    Practically all feed grain, show a
these grades resumed   Monday.    The'decline,    including    oats,     rye   and
following homes in Jasper and viein- (heriey.
quarantined:    Thc    Robert j
ity   ar*
RANK OP KSQUIRE
i juries and ha waa reported ts ratting
onily, Monday.
pay all cost*   and   give   bond to the-'
si Of $100 to insure the attend-!
of his children at school j   Th* Rank of Page  waa coxJearredl •*•*■*.	
Gertrude Cooley, «g-d 18, daagir- ©n eu csatdfaUta,   Clarence  VaDeryj    WaiX HOLD  PUBLIC SALE
ter of Mr. and Mxa. WRUam Cool^,|at tha regular meeting of tho Krughta!   Ou
OUT OF BUSINESS
! William Seehug doaed up shop one
• day last week aad has retired from
< buain***. BUI has been conductfajg a
> meat market   in   tho Davis building
Logan, Waverly,   who   sketched nn-? .   ,*
turoacenes   nnd   the prominent per-'       GEORGE LEFFLER DEAD
scuages iadudtng D. D. Mitchell Eat-]    Georgo Leffler,   aged   TO, died   at; for the past few months.
,chaagette.   Dr. C. J. Preaslar, also of |his home   at   Omega, last   Tuesday,j .......  	
Tuesday,   March   2nd,   Joneal WavaJrtyt was a guest of tha dab andjdeath being doe to infirmitiej of age.;
.  -.- *.-w—.. —, -,,T  _ ? ORCHARD EXPERT COMING
of Wakefield, who wu committed tcjof Pythia* lodge last Thursday even-'Bros., Bob and W id,   will   offar  for j spoke briefly.   Song»   by   th*   E*-* Funeral   service*   were   held at thej    F. H. Beach, orchard expert from
Mr. Vallery   wfll   receive   tbcjsal* at public   auction, four head exchange   quartette,   composed   of  J-'Methodist   church   at   Bearer,   last Ohio State University, la coming tb
the F.-o County C_dld*en*« Home last. lag.   _„ „■______,_ ,w ^  	
fail by Probata Judge Acord, when Rank of Esquire thia evening and ftjhotsee, twelve head of regLrtared i Fro^l D***-t», Wateon Goddard, Fred j Thursday morning at ten o'clock andip-jfee county. Wednesday. Februar*
she was ehargad with truancy, wa*|l* desired thiet a largo turnout of Hereford cattle, fnrm implementi*,* Lorey and J. H. Rickey, were a feat- burial wns made at the Beaver ecme- 24th. to help plan peach orchardl
jtaed before J edge Aewd.thi* weekimmwbats be prasact to aaaist in thejedrn and oafa, in fatt, -rerything to; ure-ef the evening's pragrnaa. Twoitery. Rev. A. L. Clary, pastor of th*Jon th* farm* cf Roy Ware and E. M.
ou a definquetjey chargv, fiiod *g*dnat[urork. ]b* found on a Urge farm.   The aeJejnew member*. Everett* Drew sad Rat.; Beaver  ML E. church, delivered tbe.Steiner. Tho** int«r**t-d io orehard*
|i»r hy Superintendent Earl^^Moorev of j. . .  jwittba keW at   the Janes farm, two) W. B. Cleiser, ware ,taitiat*d at _uttft»«ral   «rmo«.    Doeaaaed   a   *ur»'ing aro'lnvitad to meet at   Ware'v at
tha Pike Comedy ChMzes?* Horn*. It| SUnsCT.!*;!;  FOR TITE Hl_SAX.Dl|Sind ono*ka_f mtfe* west of Waveriy. jcighfa moettng^-Portsawuth Ttm**.l»»vad by five *-**v and fourdrag-teni. 12.-00 m. and at •Jte^erVatl'.Wp.in
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