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POP , PRO SONS TALK GOLFA Valley pro golf family, the Stroups, holds rare get.together at Encanto Nine.Larry (left), 23, is pro at Encanto Nine; Lenny (center), 28, has just returned fromsix-year tour with Army overseas; and father, Bill, is head pro at Papago Park inTempe. Lenny, due for April discharge, was in chargee of AJmy egolf course atStuttgart, Germany. He expects to settleedown in Phoenix area, probably as golf pro.


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Bill Stroup Is New Pro IMr. and Mrs. Stroup are theIparents of two SJns and two He took over the go~fcourseAt Canyon Breeze Ii daughtters - son Lenny is at Puhlman, Wa's~ingjtcm ill;a pr-ofessional golfer and is 1954and worked there for 5

As of Friday, April 11th, preserutly fiha pro at the Moun- years before moving to Ariz.Bill StJ.10UPhas taken over .the tain Home, Idaho, course. Lar- Mrs. Stroup has had 15years':peratio.n of t!hepro shop and ry is a student at Phoenix experience in serving the pub,club house at Canyn Breeze. Col.lege in Phoeniix, Arizona. lie and is looking to makingGo]! Course. I Mrs.. L. N. (Sharon) Buhrer many new friends from behindBi],lcomes with impressive of Milford, U.tah = Bidlye the counter at Canyon Breeze ..credentials which include ten IEd~aof Phoendx, Arizona, are She saysS'he plans to carryyears as pro at an Arizona. their .two daughters. . a number of luncheon specialsCountry Club and 20 years i B~Ustartmg serious golfing as the season gets underway.experience as a certified Teach as an amateur at CLarkston, Bill plans to set up variousing pro. :Washington where he worked clinics during the summer and

! Washrigton n 1947by working will be offe ring golfing lessonsZee (Mrs. Stroup) will be part time helpiog to remodel by appointment after May 1.on hand -to assist w itih the the club house and build the Right now, every effort isoperation of the club house back nine holes at the Clark-' going toward getting theand she plans .to feature some ston Country Club. He was ~course and the club house infine food there as soon as Course Superintendent there' readynes-, for the best seasonthey can get organized. for 2 years and turned pro in' of golfing yet.


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.Church ~-x--zvere t necves, 35 was fatally

"wounded by 'Lhe accldent.a.l dis-charge of his pistol late Thursdayevening. near his home near LamarColorado. He was rushed to thehospital at Lamar oy his wire who Iwas with hlm at the time the tr ag-edy occurred, Everything possibleIn medical science was done' to

. save' his ure.. but he died Sunday.Sep'ember 7.~:The'.,~ ~ w a . _ $ l~::.the.~ :~a~ :~ .p~~~~~~ '~~ t~ t :~ . ,~~~ f t ;~as~. He Wa3 a forme r bus ine ss nta? ot

clty:'movlng -tc' ~ll!,wl.th, ....famJly. ~ m~1'l\hs '9.~~:7.f;' .~ ObUD~~'i., EJere't N. Reevesl,~n_~ot and' :O e r tr u de Reeve s ; 'w , as t > :O rn a t" } ., Ou-'thrie. Okla.hpma o~ rebruary ~;)1913

famlyi move~}o _eadeOcuntyEvere tt WA.3.wo ' Year o ld Iand. Meade count~~at d~!f~rent'untlb his dea',h.,:!I'he ;fam11y

.Hved In p~wers. 'CoWlty Coloradofor a whUe when Ev'erett-wa.S:small,"lived' three: years ~ _eng;a-ge!llcnu;,.: .:_ ! "r .'_ ''It was eomewbere : a. long '. t hi s

-jane or. bettie lront.s'l,~hat "he, pickedup the . Oe rmen gun wh ich caused: J t . 1 e deAth:' He prlrM':'the g.un bJghly,aLnd c::a.tTl~ Jt- In~ tbe) K '_love ;c()mpart..,-neat' of h~' < ar :" lIe ~ ~ awaMed,rtJt4 ',EUI\ )pM.n,' Atiio&D'~aiKl> ~

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BEATRICE 1\1AY LEA THERlvlANBORN AUGUST 28, 1888Il'i CHETOPA. KANSAS

DIED NOVEMBER 5, 1959IN DODGE CITY, KANSAS

AGE 71 YEARS. 2 MONTHS AND 7 DAYSFUl'iERAL SERVICES

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1959 - 2:30 P. M.FOWLER METHODIST CHURCH

DR. L. C. CAMPBELL, OFFICIATINGINTE:RMENT CRESCENT CEMETERY

CRESCENT, OKLAHOMAFIDLER MORTUARY IN CHARGE

ED\VARD C. LEATHERMANBORN AUGlTST 26, 1882IN MESQl.iITO TOWNSHIP, ILLINOIS

DIED NOVEMBER 9, 1959IN DODGE CITY, ~SAS

AGE 77 YEARS, 2 MONTHS AND 13 DAYSFUNERAL SERVICES

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1959 - 2:30 P. M.FOWLER METHODIST CHURCH

DR. L. C. CAMPBELL, OFFICIATINGINTERMENT FOR MR. AND MRS. E. C. LEATHERMAN IN CRESCENT

CEMETERY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12 - 10:00 A. M.CRESCENT, OKLAHOMA

FIDLER MORTUARY IN CHARGE

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".' ",Card 'of Tbanks. ', i~the:.~~opleof' Edg~wo6d,ivicinity,:,whoso: kindly assleted us~ijngtne, sickness, and funeral 'of:our beloved husband and father, wedesire t oexpress our -si ncere hfelt gratitude.' ,May the bl~s8ing}l:cOO-'i 'rheavenlj Fnther rest :upon e ' '

thesincl;re prsyerof": '- ETH L ~ A T H E R M A N &.,. :.-"_., :;. :.~ "

Rites 'For' Mrs. " EliiabetliLeatherman Thursday ', ~"'Services for Mrs. Elizabeth Leath"erman, 75 , who died Tuesday morn-ing at her, .home in Crescent, after

a n extended illness, w i l l be held a t2' p, m. 'Thursday from the F'ir~tChristian church in Crescent, Rev.C.O;,Wiggin officiating; ,':','"Burfa] will be in Twin Churchcemetery, north of Crescent, Underthe direction of.' Adams, Brothersfuneral home of Crescent.. ,Mrs.Leatherman is a pioneer resident ofLogan county and well-known inthat community. "She is survived by two daughters,Mrs. Ida Barnard of OklahoniaCity, Mr.s.:O. E. Nelson, Dover; and" , "( John Rogers; IrHHno""rrn#5,-"rtugle'j:S,rescent, and,

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Services Are SetFor Local Resident

-on-twas a shoe'Ii to'th~{w 'ty, and ' e s p e q l a l l l v t a t _ ' i l ' " , ,eu rrinz "as it did SO)' denly l i n d . -o . '':'" ,_. ~','. ~.'__;~_~- , ~ , ' : " ~ _ ,without') a' p r e v i o U s ~anlihg;'-.;1I.elhusband, W:~\ Cole, befog}i_PIJl h _ ; : . ; ;Sister g~le' lVa~e'tv~t~g~~'~p~ikj~:9

to all. She wa~-pevo~e


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hartan;' :Mich. and Cay at'horne.two, 'si~ters,'- 'Else'~ea:ch',of I,a.nn an, Mich., and - Zelma. ~\2up. Of c,as,'~a'de"Ida.ho., "t: , '-'-----_-----'~\---'-~"-_~

manv ~rw a ~ bon~ inGuth~ie, 6 k : : II--------=---:-~=_---_------,----------i ,,,~;.:9"III~'"':.>V!I,u.'~,fa':,l(Ju:oma! on F~b. 7, 1912. He"died at ~~\age of 37 years, 7 months, ;~ \.\) \,e spent eight years .:m Idahoa t , Donrielly most, 'of thise. '.' He enlrated in the armedces -at Gowen Field April 20, ~4,L.and served as warrant 6 , f f i - \ ~ \ 0 [ 'in the 10th Armored -Di vlsion - ' - - t , ~ ~ , - - - : - ~ ~ J - - - - - ' - - , - ' - - - - - - -e late den. Patton divsion) and \Q - ""s in' the Rhineland, Ardennes -- - ' \ - \ - - - - - t t ' " _j_ ,----,---'-Central European', engage- 0nts. He was ,awarded .the Eu- " Q .,ean, African and' Middle East i----,-------"-' "\---------'----------paign ribbons and three bronze {\~rs. He was discharged' on Nov. If945 at Jefferson Barracks, Mo, -~military funeral was held atFowler Me.thod is t church on

t. 10 with the Weaver; 'McLanest,:o.f' the, American Le'gion con-ting the ~ilit;,-;:y portion of thevices in tribute (0 one of,: their


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, "" >.b;t:'StacY~!rl.!il ,l ips"arid tnte ...........n~L 0:O."F. cemetery' ~--,/ , "." ' , . " ': ,ThQse.in .attendance at U te fun-eral from out of town were -Mr. andrs.Lewis 'Cornwell"Mr. 'arfa'~rs, ,W. E. K~lieY,. Mr. and )rlrs-.,E : c . ' '

, 'died in infancy Kel1~i~~,~~'airghter ,Rosalee,; Mr.,, died 'bec. 3 1922 and Mrs:.:~:, H. Tanner anddaugh-'CI\..~,~1l1!:'I,CI!';I~,,;""1; :5 9 ':Years. 'From It.:p:,Geo~gia; 'Mr. and M , T S : . g~.9rge

,vULllll v,' Indiana shemoved L~~t~erman,'~nd Mrs. ' J\liceJ~?q,~",;.,, C " M" Iat tIll' . knisht. "';" t- ':'," '.\, >0., 0., a er 0, IDOlS I 0"then to ' Lawrence Co>M6. .,, the'y', carne to G6lde~ City atplac~:/ sh~~esided. until theher death'Saturd,aY"evening1 7 : ~at th~ag;;'btii8~year3 '7a r i e l ' l~days. ~':J(i~~Il'arly

~..."""L.v",,acce'ptefher, t~tf a s herunC.LIIU ' i t init~i i 'with f t h e Chris-Cburcl(~nd pro~ed,'~ faithfulbetuntif ill health -,prevented,. 'active'p~rt~,,~:'Mrs. Corn-:

-. . to her fa-(,I ~

Willetta ' 'uart.'occupy nl!:";.,~"~h~'trie~':~h'~ie 'sli~li~d',ri'.;"_,.~",greater part-of her life with herfaithful" :compailion .and- 'husbandw h o ' p~recede'd:her'niDi "~e~rs' before.Kind hands'administered to' her ev-~ry .want, her long' sickness wasborne with greatpatiimce and the

, 'I"end came as a quiet peaceful sleep.. \There remains to mourn her loss sixchildren, Etta Stuart of Golden CityPeter 'COrD-well of Sherwood,Ore"Lewis Cornwel l of Oklahoma City,Okia., Robert Cornwell of MonteVista, Colo., Mary Keller of Spring-,field, Mo. and' Allie Tanner of AlvaOkla. , Also one, sister ~lfeebrothers, Alice Goodknight of Edge-wood IlL, J, H, Leatherman of Cre-

City, ,Okla" .H. T,'Leathermanof Chicago, I II ., G eo. Leatherman ofPittsburg, Kansas, twenty-one grandchildren and .a large number ofgreat grandchildren, together with ahost of friends.Funeral services were

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were 'quietly married a,t .the home ofthelatter 011 Wednesc,iayeveuing of~~st~~eek~ HElv\A. D,Cullom officiat~I!lg," . .' \, ' ' .Mr,Leathermsn was here last yeaa pastor of the M.E. church and whllnyear was finished h e decided to'no regular work in the coutereuce

but to remain here and become a citt-b~th in and out of the church w ho areglad that his t ies lu our community'have become more bind lug , and thatwemay DOW expect him to. 'I_''''U~ILwHh U S . .Mrs. Smith is one of our most re-

spected lad res and. she is a friend tothose who try to do right,' espectatamong the young people, Sbe is lovedby all who know her for bel' manykind deeds and noble actions,Tbey both have a r bost of 'friends

who will join us ill exteud ing COIl-gratulations, and wtsb lng them a lI tbe happiness to be obtained ill tbilife, May their days be filled,~6at'joy that eomestoeverv g E lh,et\rt. "';>"s. ;> 1 . > - f ' , ; - ; . , 0, l~~~~-- ._':');"~~rria~e Lice ..ses,5 J E McCracken Johnson CorAddie M Prickett SoreutojJ A'Leathermau Mul. Grove( Martha A Smith ,.",

, ' ,ILawrence Coffel' Clark CoJ Ida E Stoecklin Bond,CoGreenville"


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'\~a8 born a ~ D ~ y t o ~ ; , . D b1814. When he' was four" ,age his paren ts removed: t o ' . \Ora'cou nty.Tnd iane., where 0'0' 'Oct'.1836, ~ he married El izabetsinge;, with whom het!'jo ur n ey Jora 'peri ,.years, four' mo n ths .'days. Twel ve childand five daughrers-c-blesthree of whom," two"girl , died'i'ilinfa;cy: Oneifg'ed., twel v~.:i'dled in,~hi9b ;,th,i~i'Jj'~ii,~t yv:.:-:...~>~ . ..,v,~;,has bee tit'iio~if~'ith:li,t,1i i{~"i;iY"11'" , , ' , i ifamily u~til ~o'W:'"r.Ir: ,. " -. .... ,professed fai th' in Christ'tn:1857; u 'der the; p~st.or"te .or.: R~y.F;"Hj!ari1Warner in GeiltrycouDtY~;'M"b7:;:iinQunited y,;itll the C!lriHi~~:'~;~b'l(r(h;and for forty-one years,,;ln .'s,ioki1&~s;in health and ina ll the' rec,essi(udbs

i ,. ,-.. ,'",,",.;, 1ti: ;,. ,. ' .~of life he bea utifullyexg#f:pl ified theem iuent prac(l,cliblIHy'O{ the r elg-of our Lordc; ,, ,, ei :us 'Chr i st :: - All~ ~ , ~ t ~~tl;~~q~l.t\~!ft~~~t'~~o',months. and'diirtng5~hidr, , t i n : l ew as confined to'hi~."r~o'm:'an'd' mostof the t'imetohj8bed;}i~~asp,~:~~~,t:lnd wholly resigned iii thEtwiWcifGodand when the end cam'e'1~~:0 arc Ii18th, l'S'98~ he passed tri uto his re\\!iird:; lit' thidpe,vears. R ~cinths;'8 da):~,'his eigl;t~hil'dren ter :-oldest of whorii i : 1 p ': .olil,alid 'the" ),0-""'" ' J { " , t \ " , ".T'he bereave.

OBITUARY _"" .......Elizf)ethKl'utsingel', w .. s 1.Jb{u

iu Orange Co, Iud, Dec. 7th 1821.Died, at the hums uf her daugh-tel' Mrs Jacob Coruwe ll , GuIde!]City, Mo., April Jfi, 1904, at \L;20p. IIIaged tl~ yenrs , 4 months auud days. funerat services was heldat the Christian Chul'ch at Edge-. \vORl1, Ill., April 18 Hl04.: She was marr-ied to Christian P-'Lcatberma., Oct. 20, 1836, in Or-ange, Co, Ind., her 11118band died,lIiarch 18,1898 she WI1S buried be-rside her husband in the Edgewo(lACemt'terv, she was a d e \ . . - Q : t c dChriatian. having united with the:0hristian Church in 1858.She leaves three daughters a.n~five sons Rev. Wrn . Leatherman.,of Desoto, ]\fo.l\fJ's Jf\,~ob Cornwelli Golden Cit v, )10 .In,coh Leather-j! mall, of Goldell Citv, Mo. ; ~ _ e . > :Leatherman, of Oklahoma: Mrs T.F.Hale. Chicago, Ill. Harvey T.Leatherman, Ch ieago , Ill. Geo. \-Y.Leatherman of Pittsburz, Kansas.and Mrs Alice Goodnight, of thisplnce ,


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O b i t u a r i e s IBeatrice May Reeves

Born Aug. 28, 1888 in Cheto-pa, Kansas and passed away inTrinity hospital in Dodge CityThursday evening, Nov. 5, 1959at the age of 71 years, twomonths and seven days.She was the youngest of ninechcildren of Josiah and , SarahReeves. She had been precededin death by five brothers and

two sisters.She was married to Edward C.Leatherman, Dec. 27, 1906. Tothis union were born seven chil-dren. One daughter preceded herin death. She is survived by herhusband, Ed.; four sons, Bill andWilbur of the home, Jimmie ofDodge City and Earl (Buster) ofFort Eustia, Va.; two daughters,Alta Dalton of Fowler and Doro-thy Moon of Minneola; one

brother, Jay Reeves of Spring-field, Colo.; 13 grandchildrenand 12 great-grandchildren, andhosts of friends and relatives.She moved to a farm nearFowler with her family in Au-

.gust 1922. and>"pr;;o:~d t:";o,~;'~ l .In 1926 and __sided !L__ ,.1"1her death.

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Edward C. LeathermanBorn Aug. 26, 1882 in Mosqui-to township in illinois. He was

the second of five children of.Jarnes H. and Charlotte Leather-man. He passed away Nov. 9,1959 at the Good SamaritanHome in Dodge City at the ageof 77 years, two months and 13days.He was married to BeatriceMay Reeves on Dec. 27, 1906.To this union were born sevenchildren, four boys and threegirls. Preceding him in deathwere one daughter, two sistersand his wife, who passed awayonly four days before him.He is survived by four sons,

Bill and Wilbur of the home,Jimmie of Dodge City and Earlof Fort Eustis, Va.; two daugh-ters, Alta Dalton of Fowler andDorothy Moon of Minneola; onesister, Mrs. Susie Farley ofGuthrie, Okla., and one brother,William Leatherman of Wichita.He, with his family, moved toFowler in 1922 from Crescent,Okla., and resided here until hisdeath.

Bill Leatherman, brother ofMrs. Clifford Moon, passedaway early Thursday morning,March 22, after suffering aheart attack 3 days earlier.Bill, who was born March 241908, in Cresent, Okla., c~

to the Fowler area at the ageof 12 and passed away at theage of 6 1 1 . Burial was Saturday,March 24, 1973, in the Fowlercemetery.Wilbur Leatherman, Fowler,a brother, and Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Moon, Cliff, Ed andR ita attended the graveside ser-vices. Two brothers, Jim ofOrangevale, Calif.; and Earl,of New Port News, Va.; anda Sister, Alta Dalton, of Cloves,Calif. were unable to attend.

(ithn.r f\/.!t ' " ' I f !0\P ;"lI/H:c n rMr. and Mrs. Clifford Moonand Wilbur Leatherman here toattend the funeral were Mrs.Claude Farley of Guthrie, Okla.;Mr. Frank Farley and sonJohnny, Tonkawa, Okla., Mr.and Mrs. Melvin Accott, Hom-iny, Okla.; Mr. and Mr s. Duk\ ~I . " \ , . ,~. I". !, ": ! I : 'ri


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J o ~R e e ~ e s D i e sM O R d a y F o l l o w i n gC a r W r e c k , Mr. Wm. Stroup and Miss ZelmaReeves of Donnelly were married atCascade iastS,atrirday and left Im-

mediately for Boise on a short wed-d'fng trip. Both are well knowniY'oungpeople of .thia locality and ev-.etybody wishes them much joy. IThey will be at home to their many'friends on the Stroup ranch west ofafter February 1~th.

Joe'' '-Reeves of Fowler lost COc1-trol of his' car between Meade andFowler .last Thursday morning andw a s seriosly injured. He was takento the Meade. hospital that morn-ing and he died in the Meade hos-pital from injuries following thoaccident. His neck was severedthe fatal accident three miles northeast of Meade.He gradually' became worse untildeath occuredMonday about noonMr. Reeves had many friends inthis community. The ?eeves fam-liY' came to Meade county as earlysettlers and they have resided inMeade county most of the timesince their residence wased here., He was 71 years 11 months and15 days of age at the time of hisdeath. Mr. Reeves lived alone on INorth 'Main street and he greatly Ienjoy~d' driving in his car andonly recently returned from Mich-igan and Washington, where hebad visited his children and their,families. He took an active ir:.-te;est{ng community affairs andvias Vitally interested in currentevents of" the present time.Mrs. Reeves preceded him in

death several years ago. Mr. Reeves'ldeath will be a' major loss to hisretattves flUends and neighborsi n this ~ommunity Graveside ser-vices were held in the Fowler cem-etery Wednesday afternoon at 3()'clock' where interment was made.The .Rev.~ John Carrier of Meadeofficiated at the services and theFidler Mortuary was in charge., ,Survivors include threeLogan of Michigan, Victor of ED, -wardsville Michigan, Kay of Do-wagiac, Michigan, two daughte;'s,Zelma stroup of Pullman, wash-ington and Elsh~ Leach of DO",'2.g-iac, Michigan.All the children were present at

the time of their father's death.He is survived by one sister, ::.i:'s,,E' C Leatherman of Fowler ::::,do~e brother, Jay Reeves of Spr:;,g-field Colorado and a host 0: Ocherrelatives and frlends.

A seven and one-half pounddau,ghter was born yesterday,'I'huroday, April 6, to Mr. and Mrs.William StrOUJp. This item is be-ing rront-pagedat the special re-quest of the-proud


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I\'ROUNDING COUNTRY AND THE PItOPIUETOH.."

null t ue ch u rcb. Her record is on b igh . Iu ate, n u.l daily executive SeSS~?DS are beingh e r life sbe prench ed IL~ m ost e loq uent ho ld u n t i! it is d i-iposed of. \ There b s v e!'uuernl_;.'r!)If\s. The ~J;"; C_;.lU.O ill L;l!'{>::'I L(811, it itl be li ve d , CUCPJgll c~ n.uge9 amongtri umpb , uu.l the separation wil l co n t iuu e Se unt o rs to m ake the vo t e in favor or t h s"Till we ruee t again," t reat.y reach the required two-thirds, But

A,Card--;ti~ilallliS. the oppo ua u ta of auucxnt io n are g,)ing to",:aka a Ilfnll fight, n nd u u d ar the Semite

We des ire to give o ur hentfelt t lmu ks ru las , they cuu stretch it o ut , if they ave soaud grut itud e to the go od people of 1I1ul. d iap osed . Ho we ve r , t h ey (10 not tn lk nsberry Grove uud o t l ie r pln ces for their co utul cu t ly of d e teut iug it ,\q t hoy d ld wlieuk indu ess nu.l Lelp Juring toe s ic kn ess a ud Congress Ii rs t tllC~.d eat b of our compuu iou aud mo t lier. May "\Vhen th e Senate deviates fro m its de-tho good Lo r.! givu .10\1 puncu IIlId ovcry l ib eru t ivo cu s t o ur ' H1LillIL Scuator u o tud [orneeded grace. ,T . A. LEA'l'IlEIDIA~ his cousern t isui , "it Joes sonie t liiu g tlut it

EFFIE M , LEATHEIDL\N would Letter Lave le[t uudoue -.I', He wusC. ]II. LSA'l'IlEIDIAN

, JANUARY, 14, 1898 ..

onday night a man and h isaud ,three.or ,.Joiu , . -.smalln . ,vaij,e'tr'Ttifo"::"towii/' They Si,ter Jenuie lIIisenbimer was born in

from Greenville that day, CIf\J~county, III., June 17,1850, She wasre iu sorry coudition .. '1'ue v l l- ! mnrried to Rev J, A.Leatherman Dec, 25arshal took charge of thed; for 1870. She was con~erteu and u niteel withht and t he next morning, sent the M, E churcb in 1877o Vuu dal ia oufih e train. They' With he,' husbnnd , iu 1883, she entereden on the road nine mantus and the Southern Illinois Code renee and cheer-d from thestate of Washington Iul ly tOOK lip LLe work, serv iug the follow-telephone system is now an a l- iug cLnrges: Metropolis circuit 2 years,ssured fact. A sufficient num- MeLeansbo ro c i rcu it 2 years, Crossville 2

recd to enter tbe enter- year", Watson 1 yenr, Al taruont 2 years,make it ago, an dMr. Thacker Aun~ 1year, OJiu 1year, Avena 3 years,

t h e promoters, is !lOW corres- aud lust Sep t em ber , from t.he hauds ofg with d lffereut companies Bisbop Merril , was appo In ted to th is, Mul

\nte!ltio~'''of buy l ng where be berry Grove chnrge, w h ich proved to be tileure'the'be"~-bargrdL\~,He was end of life's [ouruey.to last week examiniog their I . ,l:lbe was t be mother of two uflugllterR lindand was well pleased with it one son. Her devotion tu these and tbe

there would no~ fam ily need not be told, From ear ly chilu-out it now tbey have used it. Loo,d sbc was possessed of one of tbe m ostas the grounel thaws auffi cl eu t Iionug and Iovub le chnruct ers that evertbe work of set ttu z the poles ado r n ed n life. Her entire self forf!etful,

one, t h e work will be ccmme nc- I uess and interest ill t h e w elfu re uud hup p i-, a u d if tbere is anyone who ness of others cbnructerlzed her entire life,to eurer tbe company w h o has Her desire to Lelp nud encourage her corn-

e ad y doue so, it wou ld be well pnuio n frum t ho time he begun to ccu teru-rn to haud in their names at plate euter iug the m in istery W!lS unbouud-ed, and d uriug t lie last few days of her life

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Of cou rse, after tbe system is iues may be added at HDy tim".ould be best for all to start attime, Tile present arrange-

s for ea ch member to pay n isio n oftbe cost of pu t t l n g in thend wires a Ill! tile price of the

w h ic h will be h is OW!) for

she mnn ircst ed th e greatest interest in tLemeeting, nnd to R e e tile Lorn' s cause pros-per, urging her husbn nd to co u t in ue tileiucetiug l'egnl'c11es:i of h e r physicia! ( ": 0 1 1 I I i-tiou. Thus cuds tile labors nn.l lifo' ODenrt h of o u e of the fui t.h Iu l s c rvn nts of God

ELSIE M. LBA'l'rrrcJ;)IAN,------IIf-- ..-----Tobias ,\.Hen Thaclicl'.(Froul Moutgcuiery New",)

" "ast SUUUfl}, (,,:::;,_,'ug.~t.,;4 o'clock Tobia~

ollowing is a re port of t lie lIf u Ibe r-schoe I fOl' the month oC DeceUl

1 Z 3 4e u r o l lad 38 47 Sr i 53du ilj- u t t e nduuce !l5 43 29 45

r o t clays taught 23 23 23 23UOOl! ONE.

ue il h e r ab sen t nor tnr dy were:iowu 1'Iossie F'r idd lePo iuclex t er Fre(l r.lartinM e C o lluru F rank M onroeBell Flossie ElnmMcCo llu ui Hazel MoKan uDavis Elsie Mc Kea uReu~. JclUllio \VriphL

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::;:::~:r~~~I!O{~ir::;~~~::t:~ilv~:~~~~~~tfi~'~eet,:,~*\2~~ft~?'lpeal of the law. More thau one Iiuudrsd .' '.;>~,'~':::f:~:'''' j.republicans are said to Lave pr omised tovole tile b Il l m od ifyi ug tbe civil service Inwtllat is to be rep orted to the House fromtile committee on civil service, providedthat tbe biil is no t morerad ical tbantbeone in trod need last week, which confines"the operation of tbe civil serv ico la\~"or"offices with salaries from $900 'to $1,800~'''-'year, and to loca lit ies where there ate more 'thau 25 em pIoyes ,If tho present progrum m e is cnrried out

the qucst io u of the annexation of Hnwn iiwill have t lie right of way until set t led ,'1'1,0 treaty was tukeu "1' to d.ry by the Sen-

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referdng especially to the resolution ndop-tell w ituout co csi .lerut iou by tue Seunt ejust previous to tile recess, ca l liug upou tLememlJer~ of th e Cub luet Io r 'tlleir opinionsof th e civil oe;'vice la"'; uncll'llks. Nobpely's ee ms to have pa id any atteution to tlie

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Funeral 'Mrs. J o eReeves Was Held;H ere S atu ;rd a:r .--X-.-Graveeide services forGertrude Reeves, the wife of JoeReeves of Fowler, were heldthe' Fowler cemeteryafternoon, September 12.

:Mrs. Reeves' died in the Meade

Graveside wereat 2 p. m.. Saturday, 'September12, in the' Fowler cemetery, Ser-vices were conducted by the Rev.Walter C;- Cook, pastor of theFriends church in Liberal.The pallbearers were Otis Par-

nell Frank Lasater, Chester Men-de~all, Ed~in Husmann,

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two o'clock' Saturday arternoo't~~ber 12 at FOWler',Mrs. Joe Reeves, Servi~e~ wereducted by Rev. Walter ,C. Cook,tor of The FriendsChurc'h, LibC


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