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Williamsport Review Republican (Newspaper) - August 10, 1916, Williamsport, Indiana The Beliew altar just 10, 1916. Owns Independence we had a Fine Shower tuesday which was badly needed. Earl Stettler and wife visited at Clarence Dawson s sunday. Mrs. Ella Steadman was badly stung by bees last week. There was a big crowd at the Christian Church sunday evening. Jim Stacker and wife entertained several relatives at dinner sunday. Miss Greenly of Joplin mo., visited her aunt mrs. Waymire last week. Or. Heischman and wife entertained several friends at a sunday dinner. Andy Swaim and family visited the former s sister mrs. Whistler sunday. Mrs. Vandeusen entertained miss Barr s sunday school class tuesday mrs. Charles High and daughter. Letta were Attica callers on monday of last week. Mrs. Jack Wade and children called on Jennie Mankey and Dessie Smith monday afternoon. John Mankey and daughter Jennie and Harrison Blackwell and wife were visitors at Danville 111., on wednesday. The supper Given at this place on saturday evening was Well attended. The ladies realized the neat Little sum of $19.05. The ladies Aid of this place wishes to thank the party who advertised for a donation of carpet rags for them. The Aid members think they Are capable of attending to their own affairs without the help of this . Winthrop had a Nice rain tuesday morning. The revival meetings will commence the 20th of August. The Christian Endeavor is planning to have a social soon. Wilson Albright s work on his residence is progressing nicely. Bible school at 9 30 Christian Endeavor in the evening at 8 o clock. Mrs. Art Dailey is seeing out her Evenmo. Everyone had a Good time., store and is talking of moving soon. Mrs. Vandeusen and children re i Charles Wilkinson of Kramer turned saturday from a visit at Wei-1 was in Winthrop monday on Busi Lington Kansas and Nardin okla i Ness. Homa. I mrs. Arthur Peck spent a few evangelist w. H. Vandeusen is at Days this week visiting friends in Bethany Park this week attending Winthrop. Monday. Mart Briggs and Zara Pence were in Danville saturday. V. Grey our City drayman was in Williamsport saturday. John Forrest and wife were shopping in Danville Friday. Geo. Himmelright was in town saturday in his new Auto. Elmer Roberts is having a Well put Down at his residence. Isam hem Don Robert Wood and grandma Gillespie Are on the sick list. J. D. Martin is in South Dakota looking after his farming interests there. The Large barn of Charley roes South of town burned last thursday night. Origin of fire unknown. Sam Roberts the Village Blacksmith was kicked by a horse which he was shoeing last saturday. He was Laid up for the Day Only. August term 1916. Claims allowed. Haywood publishing co., clerk s stationery a 36.46 same. Auditor s stationary. 15.85 same treasurer s stationery. 17.21 5.15 Carl a. Mehaffey attorney for notice. State of Indiana j Milford amp Rodenbeck attorney s for plaintiff. Non resident notice. A several from Warren county and some from Williamsport in this school the National Assembly of Christian evangelists. Or. Coates of Oxford visited his Cousin Bonnie Barr and attended services at the Christian Church sunday evening. Mrs. Dessa Collier came near hav ing a serious automobile Accident monday when the machine she was driving quot and that of a mail Carrier ran Charles Jack was a Williamsport caller monday. Opal Talbert ate dinner sunday with Naomi Nail. Mabel Allen spent sunday with Bessie Greenwood. Herman Stevenson was a caller Here monday morning. Bud Cork and Haze Moody were out Joy Riding sunday afternoon. Herman Alburn and family visited sunday with Frank Wysong and wife. The misses Ida Murphy and Esta Beaver were visitors Here monday morning. Frank Goodvine of West Lebanon was a caller Here saturday morning. Several from Here attended the Hagenbeck Wallace circus at Danville tuesday. Orville Thorn Borough and Alvin Claypool of Alvin were callers Here sunday. Mrs. Arthur Ping and son Ernest and Eva Williams spent monday with mrs. Thomas Ping. Miss Constance Talbert was the guest of misses Marie and Delia Siddens near Redwood sunday. Miss Marie Layton of Covington is visiting her aunt mrs. Emma Stevens and other relatives. Mrs. De Patton and wife spent sunday with the latter s Mother mrs. John Irving of West Lebanon. Waverly Wright and daughter Beryle Reva of bismark 111., spent sunday with Harry Wright and lady. Miss Marcella Nolan of Danville returned Home saturday after a visit of a week with her Cousin Naomi Nail. Clark Prather and wife of near West Lebanon spent sunday with or. And mrs. Warren Thaney and son Paul. Mrs. Harvey Middleton and children of Lafayette Are Here visiting her parents David Wagner and wife of near Johnsonville. Earl Reynolds wife and babe of West Lebanon and Clarence White and wife visited sunday with mrs. Miller of near Johnsonville. Perry Roderick and family Alvin Roderick wife and children and Pete Roderick spent sunday with Sim Roderick and family of near state line. Mose Byers wife and son of near Alvin 111., Miles Norris wife and son Harold and Clifford Byers and a family of Tilton iii., spent sunday with Harley Talbert and family. Quite a number around Here Are talking of taking in a part of the Attica Chautauqua. Earl Marshall and family attended the funeral of his grand Mother the first of last week near Kingman. Mrs Jessie Hoskins and two children and her sister mrs. Nora Beaver were shopping in Attica monday. Rev. Jackson of Fowler delivered two Fine sermons in the Winthrop Church last sunday. The attendance at Church is not As Large As it should be. Everybody is invited to come and make the work a Success. Is. West Lebanon. The misses Fern Livingston and Ruth Reed were Attica callers monday. Mrs. D. F. Rowe of Bradford 0., is the guest of her parents or. And mrs. Irwin Ribble. Or. And mrs. O. E. Dale and. Daughter Lillian of Connorsville ind., Are the guests of or. And mrs. H. W. Dale. Theodore Heptonstall of Louis town Montana arrived Here saturday evening for an extended visit with friends and relatives. Or. H. W. Dale returned Home sunday from Rochester minn., where he has been taking some special work at the Mayo clinics. The Strong base Ball team from Cates came Here sunday with the intention of carrying away our boys scalps but were badly Defeated by the score of 6 to 5. Or. And mrs. Roy Milligan and son John and neice miss Elzora Allison mrs. Blanche Regetta and or. And mrs. George Miller motored Over from Clark s Hill sunday and spent the Day with w. H. Anc mrs. Myra Seegar. The Millers remained for a few Days visit with their daughter mrs. Seegar. Abe Petro aged 35 years died at his Home North of Here monday morning after a seven months ill Ness due to tumor of the brain. He was an Active member of the k. O p. Lodge of this place and was widely known. He is survived by his wife and one son his parents or. And mrs. Ben Petro of Nashville. Indiana who were with him at time of death two Sisters mrs. Bertha Hardin of Hedrick and mrs. Lottie Patterson of Indianapolis. His remains were shipped to Nashville tuesday where they will be Laid to Florida Lape called on Letta High sunday evening. Warren Mankey and family visited with Home folks on last Friday night. Frank Burr spent sunday with we. Burr and family. Rev. Sollars and wife will be with us sunday August 13th. Byron and Bert Vanreed were Williamsport visitors saturday. Frank Robinson is spending a few Days Vith relatives in this place. John Stewart and wife of Attica spent sunday with we. Burr and family. Mrs. Baker says she realizes that she is no Spring Chicken but old age pleasant View. Miss Queen Gritton spent Sunda with Esther Heck. Robert Boyd called on Ruby Griner tuesday evening. Ralph Ping and Neil Heck Callec on the latter s brother John and family. Several of this place attended the Camp meeting at Battle ground sunday. The Little daughter of or. Anc mrs. James Wilson is very Low at this writing. Mrs. David Stevenson is entertain ing her daughter mrs. Chas. Lune 6f Lancaster a. There were services at the Church of god saturday evening and Sun Day. Rev. Maple gave some Fine sermons. Or. Abe Petero passed away at his Home Southeast of Here Day morning at 6 30 after a Long in Ness due to abscess of the brain. The remains were taken to Nashville ind., for burial. Anthony Gritton Frank Davis and wife of Armstrong 111., spent sunday with Alva Heck and family mrs. Gritton and son Paul who had spent the week Here returnee Home with her husband. Pence. Verne Herndon spent sunday a i Home. Is honorable. Ezra Mcclaflin and wife of Chas. Tomlinson was in town Hoopeston spent sunday with Chas i fonday. High and family. 0. W. Fisher was in Williamsport Julia e. Work training school 2.00 8-00 117.37 5.00 18.60 3.75 in an interview a reporter of he review Republican some very interesting facts were Learned in reference to the Julia e. Work raining school at Plymouth ind., rom one who had paid that institution a recent visit. There has been a great Deal of speculation in this Vicinity As to ust what kind of a place the school the school was established by mrs. Julia e. Work who has Given her whole life to juvenile delinquents and the establishment of a Home for orphan and dependent children. The school is still under ler personal supervision. It is situated about a mile and a half just North of the City of Plymouth a very Beautiful City and the county seat of Marshall county. The school accepts both boys and girls but they Are cared for in separate buildings and Are not even allowed to associate together on the play grounds. There Are several buildings in connection with the school and a competent instructor in charge of each collection of boys or girls As the Case May be in each division. The school is self sustaining for most part consisting of 240 acres of the Best land in the county which mrs. Work farms. The boys who Are Large enough to work assist in the. Different departments of the Arm work while the girls Are taught Domestic science. At present the school has an enrolment of 201 pupils. They receive the Benefit of the Public schools of Marshall county two Large and ample school buildings having been built adjacent to the school for the use of the training school. Warren county has at present eight pupils in said school. Frank quot Oster was the first Ever committed rom this county. He is getting along Fine and is advancing in school work. It will be remembered that for some time the Board of children s guardians of the county were at a loss to know what to do with the sheets children but it was finally decided to enter them in this school. They All report that they like the place very much. It is remarkable the Advance these sheets children have made. They same. Recorder s stationery. Loyd Mcferren sheriff s per diem attending commissioner s court. Same boarding prisoners. Harry Evans county superintendent s salary. Haywood publishing co., county superintendent s office stationery. James Metsker county assessor s expenses. J. H. Stephenson. County assessor s office stationery. Ohmer Stewart holding inquest. 10.00 Archie Biggs witness at inquest. Charles Booth witness at inquest. We. Mcferren janitor s salary. P. T. Martin court House expense. E. L. Hottenstein goods for courthouse. B. J. Winger supplies lor jail. Same supplies for county farm. John Weaver salary As county farm superintendent. Correll it Boyd burying Soldier. Same burying Soldier. B. O. Hudler Public printing. J. 11. , Public printing. Ernest Grey Selling Bonds etc., for Ruth Morgan Public ditch. Sterling Cooper printing for Louth quot Morgan Public ditch. J. H. Stephenson printing for Ruth Morgan Public ditch. John Shuaip labor on Bridge. J. H. Stephenson Olifice stationery for county Highway superintendent. John Woods 9 ground hog scalps. Albert Martin 1 ground hog Scalp. Millard Smith 1 ground hog Scalp. Chas. Wantland 3 ground hog scalps. J. W. Daulton 2o ground hog scalps. Bryan season 2 ground hog scalps Eddie iii tips 1 ground hog . I a Tuond Astell 19 ground hog scalps we. Mills 398 ground hog scalps. Cliiford Kesling is ground hog scalps. Frank Church 4o ground hog scalps. Enoch Kitchey 24 ground hog scalps. A. J. Ellis 14 ground hog scalps. Arthur Marsh 4 ground hog scalps Elmer Hin Lon 2o ground hog scalps. Chas. E. Thompson 2 Fox scalps. A a. Borders estimate 1 on Bridge 188. Harry mils shoe repairing Bridge. Fred Mcelhoe labor on Bridge. Chas Mcclallen Bridge repair. We. T. Crow labor on Bridge. Roy .\", Bridge lumber. Geo. Mcgaham inspector Bridge 164. C. W. Knotts estimate 3 Van Lorn g a Forrest Cordell livery Van Lorn g a. Same livery for Potter gravel Road. A e. Mckee amp co. Estimate 3 on Potter gravel Road. Same estimate 2 Roderick e l Road. Same estimate 2 Bartlett g l Road. .1,000.00 Norma Bartlett inspector Bartlett g r. 38.06 salts in Frame livery for Bartlett g a. 7.50 Keegan bros., estimate 4 Willett g a. 700.0 1 James Roe inspector Willett g Ltd. 27.00 Jan. Act quire it .son.s, estimate 4 on Ritenour gravel Road.1,500.00 Leo. \ Ester inspector Wilbur Harmon gravel Road. �>.00 Campbell amp , estimate 3 on the Wilbur Harmon gravel Road.1,000.00 c. L. Irvin estimate 8 on g r. .1,100.00 .75 60.00 21.00 i .00 6.00 100.00 50.00 50.00 4.50 12.60 20.50 5.00 13.95 6.00 4.2" 1.20 ,15 .15 .4 3.7 .30 .15 2.85 �59-7 2.7 6.7 3.60 2.10 .60 3.75 2.00 400.00 6.00 3.00 2.00 1.00 50.82 16.00 500.00 3.20 3.45 500.00 800.00 Warren count Yin the Warren circuit court to september term 1916. Mary Summers is. Red Barnes Jerard Barnes it shred Ellis Ellis Brown. Blanche Brown will Ellis Fred Barnes Gertrude Ellis and John w. James. Adm r of the estate of Esther Ellis deceased. Be it remembered that on this 19th Day of june a. D. 1916, the above named plaint al by Carl a. Mehaley her attorney filed in the office of the clerk of said court her complaint against said defendants and also the affidavit of a competent person that said action is for partition of the North West Quarter of the South West Quarter of Section 15. Township 22 North Range 7 West containing 40 acres More or less also the Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 15, township 22 North. Range 7 West containing 40 acres More or less and also lots numbered 66, 92 and 93 of the original plat of the town of Independence and All of said real estate located and situated in Warren county Indiana and that the defendants. Ned Barnes Don Barnes Jerard Barnes Winifred Ellis Ellis Brown Blanche Brown Maude Brown will Ellis Fred Barnes and Gertrude Ellis Are non residents of the state of Indiana. Said non resident defendants Are therefore hereby Noll lied of the Pendency of said suit and that said cause will stand for trial at the september term of said court 1916, and that unless said defendants appear and answer or demur to said on the 24th Day of said term being the 30th Day of Septell Hirr 1916, to be Holden at the court House in Williamsport in said county and state beginning on the first monday in said month the same will be heard and determined in their absence , my hand and the Seal of said court affixed at office in Williams Ziskal port Indiana this st Day of August 1916, Cowgill clerk by feed f. Ritenour Deputy. Aug. 10. 1916-w4. State of Indiana a Wakker county j in the Warren circuit court to september term 1916. Charles r. Milford is. Lizzie Martin. Be it remembered that on the 7th Day of july a. D. 1916, the above named plan Tift by Milford amp Rodenbeck attorneys filed in the Osce of the clerk of said court a complaint against said defendant and also the affidavit of a competent person that said action is for debt and that the defendant is the owner of one seventh of the iou owing described real estate in Warren county. Indiana. Namely the West half of the Southwest Quarter of Section 1, 80 acres and the East half of the South East Quarter of Section 2, 80 acres All Heing in township 22 North Range 9 West. Also the West half of the North East Quarter of Section 3, township 22 North Range 8 West 39 acres and that said defendant is a non resident of the state of Indiana. Said non resident defendant is therefore hereby notified of the Pendency of said suit and that said cause will stand for trial at the september term of said court 1916. And that unless said defendant appears and answers or demurs to said complaint on the 1st Day of said term being the 4th Day of september. 1916, to be Holden at the court House in Williamsport in said county and state beginning on the first monday in said month the same will be heard and determined in her absence. Witness my hand and Seal of said court affixed at office in Williamsport on Seal this 20th Day of july 1916. William Cowgill clerk july 27, 1916-w4. Stansbury amp Billings attorneys for administrator. Notice of administration John j. Hall attorney for plaintiff. Notice notice is hereby Given that the undersigned has been appointed by the clerk of tha circuit court of Warren county. State of Indiana administrator of the estate of Mary Evans late of Warren county deceased. Said is supposed to be solvent. Dated this 7th Day of july 1916. Benj. Wilber administrator. July 13, 1916-w4. O is stat1- of , county in the Awarren circuit court to september term 1916. l. Reed is. Took Etoir Reed j the plaintiff in the above entitled cause having filed her complaint therein together with her affidavit that the defendant Thornton need. Is a resident of the of Indiana and has departed therefrom with the intent of defrauding this plaintiff and to avoid the service of summons herein. Now therefore Thornton Reed defendant in the above entitled cause. Is hereby notified estimates and amounts for said year Espeso stores id m levies of a a a the i 1016. An in Pori it hem we get tie news to the Public first ahead of ail others a Point that should be largely in favor of the review Republican is the fact that this paper reaches you just ahead of All the other papers published in this county and ahead of nearly All of those published in either Fountain or Benton counties it comes to you with the news fresh from the surrounding neighbourhood from Over the county from the adjoining counties and from the court House when there is any court news to be had. It makes a special Effort to get out and into the Post office Early Medina township. The trustee of Medina towns iii. Warren county proposes for the yearly expenditures and tax levies by the advisory Board at its annual meeting to be held at Careen Hill on the fifth Day of september 1916, commencing at 1 o clock p. M., the following that unless he be and appears on monday the 2nd Day of october 1916, the same being the 25th Day of the next term of the Warren circuit court to be held at the court House in the town of Williamsport in said county of Warren and state of Indiana to answer or demur to said complaint the same will be heard and determined in his absence. Said defendant is further notified that the complaint in said of action is tor support tor said plaint al As the wife of said defendant. In witness whereof. I have Hereunto set Ray hand and Seal of this court this sea 5th Day of August. 1916, Vav Illiam Cowgill clerk of the Warren circuit court. Aug. 10-4t Carl a. Mehaffey attorney for notice. 1. Township expenditures sl.073,16, and township tax 12 cents on the Hundred dollars 2. Local tuition expenditures ,788.60, and tax 20 cents on the Hundred dollars 3. Special school tax expenditures ?4,471,50, and tax 50 cents on the Hundred dollars. 4. Road tax expenditures 8178.86, and tax cents on the Hundred dollars. 5. Poor expenditures for preceding years and tax 1 cent on the Hundred dollars. 6. Cemetery expenditures .?447.15, and tax 5 cents on the Hundred dollars. Total expenditures ?8,048.70, and total tax 90 cents on the Hundred dollars. Amount of credit on account of mortgage. Exemption -sis.sio. Net taxable property of township 8894,300. Number of polls 118. Signed we. Davis trustee dated aug. 3, 1916, enough to get into the Rural routes Are kept clean Are neat m appear out going mail Ance have Good manners and have every Promise of making Good men and women. Blanche the oldest of the girls so mrs. Work says is a first class Cook. So Good in fact that she is doing the cooking in mrs. Work s own private apartments and this clearly Speaks Well for this school when we remember that the girls Reform school at Clearmont ind., turned this girl out of their institution on the ground that her mental condition was such that they could not teach her anything. The whole school is carefully supervised excellent management is displayed in All departments up to Date play grounds and All kinds of play ground paraphernalia helps to make it a Home like institution. Too much credit can not be Given mrs. Work and her associates for the Good work they Are doing for the poor unfortunate boys and girls of this state. Her institution provides a place for Many an unfortunate boy and girl which our state institutions fail to provide for. Trains. We also use our Best efforts to get All of the news. We cull out that which is bad and give you Only the Best another feature Worth your consideration. We have the largest number of country letters each week which gives you the local happenings from nearly every Point in the county. Add All of these features together and you la find that the sum total is All in your favor if you want a paper that gets to you first and gives the news at first hand. The subscription Price is Only $1.00 per year but we Are trying to give you four times its value in return. If you Are not a Reader enrol your name at once and see if we Haven t made a True statement above. State of to Diana 1 of. Waken county. In the Warren circuit court to september term a. 1. 1916. N Aunio Harper Lucy k. True is. William Hinton. Nelse Hinton Frank Hinton. Haniph Sylvia Umholt-/., Thomas Hinton Milton Hin Lon and John w. Lames adm r of the estate of a Hinton deceased. J Bli it i in red that on this 29th Day of May. A. 1>. 1916, the above named Plain tilts. By Carl a. attorney filed in theol Liceri the clerk of said court their complaint against said defendants and also tie Alt Davit oija competent person that said action is tor the partition and Sale of fifty to acres Oil of the South end of the North one half of the North East Ciu Arter 4 of Section three 3\ in township Twenty two 22 North. Range seven 7 West and All in Warren c county Indiana and that the defendants a Paiik Hinton Lali Illa Shamp and Sylvia Choli. Are non residents of the state of Indiana. Said defendants Are therefore hereby notified of the Pendency of said suit and that said cause will staid for trial at the september term of said court 1916. And that unless said defendants appear and answer or demur to said complaint on the 24th Day of said term being the 30th Day of sep tember 1916, to be Holden at the court House in Williamsport in said county and state beginning on the first monday in said month the same will be heard and determined in their absence. With ass my Liand and the Seal of said court affixed at office in Williams Seal port Indiana this Stii Day of August 1916, William Cowgill clerk. Aug. 10, 1916-w4 Liberty township. The trustee of Liberty township. Warren county proposes for the yearly and tax levies by the advisory i Oard at its annual meeting to be held al my Home on the fifth Day of september 1916. Commencing at 1 o clock p. M., tie following estimates and amounts for said year 1. Township expenditures �1.2-511.00, and township tax 6 cents on the Hundred . 2. tuition expenditures ,511.8u,Aud tax 35 cents on the Hundred dollars. 3. Special school tax expenditures s4.537, and 29 cents on the Hundred dollars. 4. Road tax expenditures i 1,354, and tax 8 cents on the Hundred dollars. 5. Additional Road tax expenditures ?7s7.i 0, and tax 5 cents on the Hundred dollars 6. I oor expenditures for preceding year 8165.00, and tax 1 cent on the Hundred dul Hirs. Total expenditures il3,604.80, and total tax s t cents on the Hundred dollars Cross amount of taxable property >1,654,885, amount of credit on account of mortgage exemption .?27.660. Net taxable property of township 8l,0 27,225. Number of polls 224. Signed we. J. W. Kids trustee. Dated August 3, 191h. Jordan township. The trustee of Jordan township. Warren county proposes for the yearly expenditures and tax levies by the advisory Lioard at its annual meeting to be held at my Olf Ilce on the fifth Day of september 1916, commencing at 2 o clock p. A the following estimates and amounts for said year 1. Township expenditures i802,-5.5, and township tax 10 cents on the Hundred dollars. 2. Local tuition expenditures s3,425.60, and tax in cents on the Hundred dollars. 3, special schooltaxexpenditures83,090,67, and tax 24 cents on the Hundred dollars. 4, Road tax expenditures 51,198.53, and tax 15 cents on the Hundred dollars. �?�5. Loor expenditures for preceding years and tax 2 cents on the Hundred dollars. Total expenditures 89,114.80, and total tax 76 cents on the Hundred dollars. Gross amount of taxable property 82.015,630. Amount of credit on account of Mort i the exemption .�18,810. Net taxable property of township 81,996,820. Total number of polls 149, signed urine w. Fisher trustee. Dated aug. 2, 1916, Horace Elwood who is a travelling Salesman for the Centennial rubber co., of Indianapolis is at Home enjoying a two weeks vacation. Last week they drove to Waveland where the family enjoyed a visit with n. J. Lasher and wife and from there they drove to the quot shades of death quot and spent a Day enjoying the Beautiful scenery and Cool Shade. This week they expect to visit Turkey inspectors appointed. The Board of commissioners at its regular monthly meeting held monday August 7, 1916, on the recommendation of Jacob Sheffer Republican county chairman appointed the following named persons As registration inspectors to hold the coming october registration in the several precincts in Warren county East Adams Joseph Williams. West Adamske. K. Pearson. Jordan a. E. Heck. Kent Evan Jones. East Liberty Chester l. Parker. West Liberty a. B. Campbell. Medina Bert Thompson. Mound a. L. Fields. Pine a. C. Haslet. Prairie Elmer Foster. East. Pike Allen Galyean. West Pike a. R. Benedict. North Steuben Guy Alburn. South Steuben a. C. Cronkhite. East Warrens Boyd Jones. West Warrens a. L. Jones. Washington 1st precinct Leroy Brier. A a a ,2nd precinct George i uth Semi annual clearance a j Sale is now on in full blast at the Washington 3rd precinct a. Diamondstone store and just As a Belangea. Gentle reminder we will say if you want a few of the bargains you have we Are trying our Best to give you to hurry As the people Are taking and a Good paper and we would ask As Vantage of this Sale and Are carry sorted him and took their child a special favor that you mention ing away the goods by the Arm Load with her. He is represented by at this paper when trading with our a hint to the Wise should be Suffi Torney c. B. Philpott. Advertisers. I client. Arrested for wife desertion Deputy sheriff Jake Yerkes of Fountain county came near Williamsport Friday and arrested Carl Noggle on a warrant charging him with wife and child desertion. Mrs. Noggle made the affidavit and the Recreant husband was taken into Justice Osborn s court in Covington where he waived examination and his Bond was placed at $300 for his appearance at the september term of court. The defendant furnished bail and went Back to his Job on the gravel Road. He claims that his wife de Prairie township. The trustee of Prairie township warred county proposes for the yearly expenditures and lax levies by the advisory i Oard al its meeting to be held at the school House of school District no. 7, on the fifth Day of september 1916, commencing at 9 o clock a. A the follow Nii i estimates and for said year i 1. Township 8,31 a. And own i ship lax 11 cents on the Hundred dollars i 2. Special school tax 85,011, i and tax 22 cents on the Hundred dollars Rotulo tax ,140, and lax 5 cents the Hundred dollars. 4. Additional Quad tax expenditures ,59i5, and tax 7 cents on the Hundred , 5, i Lior expenditures for preceding your s2s0. And lax 1 cent on the Hundred dollars. Total extend lures 89.395, and total tax 41 cents on the Hundred dollars i amount of taxable property 82,297,2-50, nun iut of credit on account of mortgage vein option -816,800. J net taxi Ible pro erty of 82.280,1-50. 1 number of polls 124, signed . 11, Eberhardt . I dated August 7, 1916,

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