—o——r*Mj^cellany—Mis, M. C. Groomer, coloredwonfen living at 404 Sooth Oak, is 78and'not as spry as she once was, but ghe made one of her infrequent trip£ to town yesterday to attend the iuneral of R. $. Stevenson. She had known him and admired him for 05 years, she said. . . Harold Smitijh is exhibiting statuettes of various notables of the local dog worlfl in the window of his store on kSout^i Washington, f He is having trouble, however, finding models of somt of the pups that are several generations withdrawn from a pedigree'^ . . . Gene Bagnali, former Iolan, becomes boss of the Fort Scoiy Litwin store, with Fred Litwinhaving been inducted into militarytraining. . . . History: Ten years