Garrett Clipper from Garrett, Indiana • Page 4

BURGLARS FEAST ON HAM The Clipper $1.50 per year. Wanted: Roomers and boarders. BACK TO NATIVE LAND Mrs. Geo. Metcalf.

fhe two-year-old son of Irvin Deal on the north side has recovered from a slight attack of scarletina. All persons knowing themselves in debted to me are requested to call at once as I intend to leave the city. Dr. J. J.

Stoehr. TOWNSHIP GRADUATES Ten Students Will Participate in Commencement. Invitations will soon be issued for the commencement exercises of the Keyser township public schools, to be held in the Methodist Protestant church in Altona at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening, June 8. This is the rogram March Orchestra. Invocation Rev.

W. S. Harper. Music Orchestra. Recitation.

"The American Flag" Ida E. Teeters. Pair Da" Rov E. Sherman. Paoer! Find Three Styles of the Meat at O.

H. Betts Home. Burglars, likely tramps, satisfied both cold and hunger by a nocturnal visit to the O. H. Betts home early Wednesday.

Mr. Betts went home at midnight and there was nothing disturbed at that time. Mrs. Betts arose at 4:30 and found part of the downstairs topsyturvy. Calling her husband they took an inventory and learned that three plates of palatable ham were missing from the refrigerator, two coats belonging to Georee Slasle were gone and a suit of underclothes and a derby hat of Music Orchestra.

Mr. Betts could not be located. The visitors had eone through a Henry Tuck Heard from Relatives and Got Homesick. A surprise letter from a brother in England after thirty years of ignorance of his near relatives made Henry Tuck, well-known car inspector, homesick and he is going back for a visi his native land. He leaves Saturday night on No.

6 for Philadelphia, where he will make a short visit with his son Clarence Tuck, who is a sailor on the U. S. battleship Illinois. Thence going to New York, he will sail the middle of next week for Liverpool. It will then be an easy matter to reach the homes of his relatives.

Mr. Tuck is sixty- four years old. Thirty-seven years ago he emigrated to America. For thirty years he had heard nothing from his two brothers and three sisters. He was going to surprise them with a letter last Christmas, but the missive was returned to him, undelivered.

He was greatly disappointed. His son Charles said he would write and it was only a very short time until an answer came. From that moment Mr. Tuck has been homesick and he decided upon a visit to Britain. He expects to be absent three months.

Recitation. "Making the Girl of Today' Georgia M. Imler. Paper. Friendship" Walter Solenbergrer, Ua.Mtnrwm "Tlie Proirress of Humanity" basket of clothes.

It was impossible for thnm to ct to the silverware without We are showing an exceptionally fine line of patterns at prices that you can afford to pay. Call and let us assist you in your selections. l. W)ng. Music Orchestra Kecitatiou.

"Birth of the New bouth breaking through another donr. Entrance to the house was obtained by snrinpiner the lock on the enclosed Leslie A. joraan Hor-imrioii -The Imnortance of Mr. and Mrs. D.

B. McKenzie of Fort Wayne spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. M. Connors and Mr.

and Mrs. John McMullen. Dr. F. S.

Browne, formerly of this city and who has been spending several months on a farm at Liberty Center, Ohio, and in New York, is now located at Miller's, Indiana, where he will renew the practice of medicine. With full initiatory ceremony, the same as that used for an ordinary candidate, the American bald eagle recently acquired by Garrett aerie, No. 1357, F. O. became a member of the lodge Monday night.

About sixty members and six visitors were present to participate and following the work each made a good-feeling talk and an elegant lunch was served. Jacob Johnston, a Garrett youth giving his age as fourteen years, was before Judge Bratton in circuit court at Auburn Friday to answer to a charge of stealing coal from the B. A He admitted the larceny, but said the fuel was needed by the family of twelve. His father, he said, is a section man' porch. Tramps bad callea at tne nome hncririncr and Mr.

Ketts mames mem lor pr. ri the burglary. A Liar's Reward. Fanny E. Davidson.

Recitation, "Life Is What We Make Mary E. Teeters. Orchestra. Recitation. "The Bible, the King of Wanda R.

Probst. Recitation, "Smokeless Battleships of the Future" Phillip K. Fluke. Music Orchestra. Presentation of Diplomas.

Music Orchestra. Benediction Rev. Harper. Another graduate is Walter Darling of Altona. The class motto is: "Strive and Win;" the class colors: pink and white.

May I may I kiss you, dear, Said he. First I want one thing made clear," Said she. J. S. PATTERSON DRUGGIST Have you e'er kissed maid before, Ur tried? No." he answered she was sure He lied.

Cor. Randolph and King St. Garrett, lnd. Than W7ith williner lips, sne WIUS- The judge took the case under consider Notice! Pered. "Well, ation and the lad was taken to jail.

Mrs. Flo Miller of Saginaw, Michigan, js a guest of Mrs. W. W. Sharpless.

Attorney E. W. Atkinson was at Monroe, Michigan, Saturday on business. F. L.

Conkle is making extensive improvements to his property at Franklin and Houston streets. The new fire limits ordinance, de Yes, you may, since you don't kiss It's have The season for the Thursday Night Straw hat season begins June time to select that new hat. And tell. Bowling club was closed Monday evening with a pleasant dinner party at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

J. S. Patterson just received ten dozen newest styles in straws that will please you. Everything from a ten cent straw to a new Panama. L.

Hunt, Men's Wear Store. Read your own Clipper. Send your rag carpets to the (jarrett Mrs. Iva Warren and Harry Gelhausen signed to be an improvement over the were outside guests and plates were St9am laundry. one now in force, was givra its tirst laid for eighteen.

The elegant dinner Dr. F. A. King is driving a new Ford reading at council meeting Tuesday was in three courses and witty toasts Patsy Shields is reported to be a little touring car, which arrived last www i GARRE1 GARRETT composed by the hostess and Miss better. night.

The divorce case of V. Lt. rimes against Nancv Grimes, which was set Nejhe Care7 were the favors. BANKING I Mrs. C.

H. Martin went to Chicago House For Rent: Seven rooms, lights Inuuireof Mrs. F. H. Mountz, corner Musical numbers were afterward given Sunday to be at the bedside or her bv Mrs.

Iva Warren, Miss Margaret Fracklin and Keyser streets. father, who is seriously ill. Spencer and Mrs. Maude Updyke a Eugene Wolfe, suffering with a C.J. Cornwell, a patient at the hospi the remainder of the evening was spent tal as the result of an accident on the in bowling.

severely-bruised knee, became a patient at the hospital Saturday. road recently, is able to be out part of the time. Margaret, three-year old daughter of Prof. Maurice I. McCann, principal of the high school, will take a trip to Denver about July 1 to attend the William Merica.

living south of the FredTrapp on the north side, is suffer- COMPANY Garrett, Ind. Capital $35,000. Surplus $15,000. city, who hurt when thrown with severe burns on her convention of the National teachers from a watron ten days ago, is recover- caused by the upsetting of boiling water Sunday. association.

Thence he will go to Seattle and will spend several weeks in iu; nicplv. the west. Other teachers will make George A. Bowersox reported in a for trial in the Noble county court at Albion Monday did not come up, as the contesting parties settled it agreeably out of court. William Watson, city clerk, announces he will be a candidate for the republican nomination for that office again this fall.

He is now serving his first term He lost eight months of it by the changb in the law, the late Hershel Thomas' time having been extended that much. The clerk who takes his office January 1 will serve four years. Participants in the production of the play, "The Marriage of Betsy," at the Coliseum Friday night were Mrs. R. S.

Wells, Joseph Kennedy, D. C. Beehier, DeWitt Talbert and Clarence Trainer, besides the director and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Kingsley.

The amateurs did their work very creditably and the plav was enjoyed by a good-sized Aii lonaiiuns for the expenses of the Decori.iou day exercises will be received at Hetenbouser's bakery and communication to council luesoay trips during the vacation, but will spend most of the time at their homes. Miss night that a frame building had been moved to within the tire limits of the Bower will go to her home in Elkhart receipts will be given. Miss Rich to Fort Wayne, Miss Maloney city. The building committee was The first case against Irvin Clayton to Albion and Miss Keeran to Auburn instructed to investigate. Later Miss Bower will go to Shavehead will be tried in circuit court Friday There are six indictments altogether and The T.

Jk C. I. must repair the pave lake, Michigan. ment on Cowen street, decreed me they will be taken up in succession. council Tuesday night, and the clerk Edward McGralh, who bad both legs.

was directed to so notify the amputated as a result of an accident at Jesse Ross and Martin Hummel had trouble Sunday night on an interurban car on the west end of the line and The work has been delayed company, since last becoming Kendallville on Wednesday of last week fall and the condition is had gone to that town from Garrett were arrested here Monday by Sheriff where he had worked several weeks worse. Thomas with warrants charging intoxication. Tuesday they pleaded guilty in He is aged fifty-one years and is a brick Pays 3 Percent Interest on deposits if left six months. Oldest State Bank in this County. HE LIABLE.

CONSERVATIVE. A cordial invitation from the tire de layer, giving his home as Tiffin, Ohio circuit court. Rummel paid $5 and costs, He had been in Kendallville but a short partment to the council to accompany the former to the Northeastern Indiana Volunteer Firemen's association while Ross was unable to produce the time when he attempted to board am', and was remanded to the convention at Hartford City June Zi freight train on the Lake Shore. Just then another train passed on the next if jail. was read at council meeting uesday Attorney Keegan of Fort Wayne for track and the space was so narrow tha nie'ht.

On motion of Mr. Sharpless it McGrath was knocked to the ground was accepted and hied and it was deter the wheels or the train passed over mined as many as possible of the coun his legs just above the knees. The in tne vv ay ne Ueneral Construction company of that city, presented a gas franchise ordinance to council Tuesday night and petitioned its passage. The company desires to issue more bonds cilmen should go to the meeting. audience.

If you want the best in the grocery line you will remember to call at D. E. Hershberger's. We are careful to handle only tirst class goods and our prices are always just and right. We take interest in each individual order and good groceries at reasonable and courteous treatment of your make our reputation.

Get J-phone and let us prove it. 0' The Masonic reunion an rsary celebration at the Colisei Mon day night at 8 o'clock" looked forward to as an axceeding interest. The tin used by Thomas Corwine of entertainer, will be a particular 1 re and there will also be a musical program of pleasure, including selections by Prof. J. A.

Moore's orchestra and vocal solos by Miss Margaret Spencer, Mrs J. A. Moore and DeWitt Talbert. A lunch will be served in the hall. A large jured man was seen after the trains had passed and was taken to a nearby Mayor Thumma, with Charles Brown, a lumber man of LaOtto, returned and the lawypr stated the city's records restaurant.

Amputation of the limbs Tuesday morning from a several days are not absolutely clear of the proceed was found necessary. McGrath said he trip to Campbellsville, Kentucky, ihey ings granting the franchise. The has seven children. Two brothers live went to look over 3.000 acres of timber franchise was read and was held over in Ohio, but he did not care to have land with prospects of purchasing and for consideration. them uotitied.

As he is pennless he will Drobablv acauire it. Mr. Thumma will become a charge of Noble county. Marlowe, seven-year-old son of Engin is delighted with the southern hospi iiouij3(pw 1 jJiSuis 1 1 Quanty talks talitv as manifested in the Blue Grass eer and Mrs. Emmett Manion, has only a childlike conception of the value of A picture or red Lt.

eicK was printed ou the front page of the Ohio state. lace curtains. Therefore his parents are joj State Journal of Columbus Friday aud Marshal Brennan was instructed by obliged to buy a new lace curtain equip this is taken from a report of the pro ceedings of the B. ot.R. T.

convention council Tuesday night to notify F. Kircher to reduce the grade of his walks "During the morning the brotherhood ment for their home. Mrs. Manion had been doing her spring housecleaning and had taken all the lace curtains into the basement with the intention of on Ouincy and Britton streets to that instructed Grand Master Lee to tele established by the city engineer, in graph to the governor of Illinois and order neighbors may build walks and be washing them toward the completion of the speaker of the lower house of th and talks Loud Sinqhr IficDermctt's General Store relieved of an overflow of water. A her work.

Marlowe has a habit of hunt legislature of that state, and bespeak their heartiest co operation in securing ing rags for the junk man order to Quince had complained of a desire to build a walk and of the poor drainage of the street by the present grade of the acquire a little pin money and grasped the repeal of a law which forbids non a big opportunity when he noticed the numbe of visitors are expected. A petition for permission to begin suit in circuit court for Henry Daub against the receiver of the T. C. I. wa3 tiled by Sharpless Jc Atkinson Wednesday in the superior court at Fort Wayne, where the receivership is pending.

Mr. Daub was injured, possibly permanently, recently when a team of mules he was driving was struck by a car on King street. In his complaint he alleges negl igence on the part of the company's employes, inasmuch as he states the car was exceeding the speed limit of the city. He asks for $5,000 damages. beneficiaries from participating in the Kircher walk.

curtains. He was ignorant of their active work of benevolent societies value, presuming they were rags, and Mrs. Harriet Gorman, wife of Wil This law was enacted last year, but does not become effective until 1910. The therefore sold them to the junk man liam Gorman, died rather suddenly Monday morning at 11 o'clock at her without consulting his parents. It was senate of Illinois voted to repeal home at St.

John's, south of Garrett several days later that Mrs. Manion thought of the curtains and found them Uuder the law men who have drawn their insurance from an organization She had been in ill health for a long time, but her condition did not become gone. I he explanation ol Marlowe was Groceries, Dry Goods Boots Shoes, notions, Gtc i are debarred from acting as its officers innocent, but rather exasperating. serious until Saturday. Obstruction of It has been the practice of the B.

of R. T. to elect to offices paying small sal the bowels was the immediate cause of death. She was aged seventy-t vo years and was born in Ohio. After a long aries, trainmen who have suffered the loss of a limb, for which they have drawn Our reputation for fair their insurance.

The Illinois law prevents this. There are at preent residence at Ossian she came with her husband to St. John's fifteen years ago. An only child has been dead a number LAWN MOWERS honest prices and good quality has connected with the B. of R.

1. abou been established nearly as long as of years. Surviving are two brothers. tiUU men who are in this class bv rea the City of Carrett. Hiram Housel at Pine Bluffs, Arkansas, and Peter Housel at Ossian.

and one sister, Mrs. Mary Wilson at Ossian. The deceased was highly respected in the community. The funeral service son of injury received while in service, for which the order has paid them insurance. After considerable debate on the tloor, Fred L.

Feick, chairman of the Indiana state legislative and judicial committee, secured the passage of a resolution, providing that any state may have a permanent legislative chairman, whose province it shall be to look after all legislation of interest to trainmen." will be held Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at Cedar chapel, the Rev. Bunner officiating, and the interment will be made in the adjacent cemetery. From $2.75 to $8.50. LAWN SPRAYS The kind you always paid SI. 00 for we are selling at 75c each.

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Half inch and three-quarter inch at 10c per foot. Other grades at l2c and 15c. Interest paid on ecrtitieati of deposits. The above savings proposi Supplies and repairing. Baby buggy tires applied.

Lawn mowers sharpened and repaired. Work given prompt attention. You don't know what an improvement you can make in that smoky, soiled wall paper with a 10c can of CLIMAX WALL PAPER CLEANER. Fast Being Realized by Garrett People. A little backache at tirst.

Daily increasing till the back is lame and weak. Urinary disorders quickly follow; Diabetes and finally Bright's disease. This is the downward course of kidney ills. Don't take this course. Follow the advice of a Garrett citizen.

Mrs. Arthur Bice, S. Franklin Street, Garrett, says: "Some three years ago I had an acute attack of kidney trouble. I suffered greatly from backache and pains in my kidneys and I was also annoyed by frequent passages of the kidney secretions. These combined ailments caused my health to become all run down and I was 'in bad shape when I commenced taking Doan's Kidney Pills, procured from Clark fc Smith's drugstore.

Three boxes of this remedy completely cured me and I have had no occasion to use a kidney remedy since. You are at liberty to publish this statement." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.

tious are the most -liberal of any banking house in De-Kalb County. Garrett Savings Loan and Trust Co. Garrett, Ind. Capital $25,000. Security to Depositors The Hies will soon be here.

Are you prepared? We have a tine assortment of SCREEN DOORS and the Famous Wheeler Adjustable Screens. Fit any window, can be put in from the inside and removed at will by the lady of the house. Window can be raised or lowered without interference. These screens are patented. They "fill a long felt want" and can be obtained in Garrett only at Zbt Littles fiavdware.

Claude McLaughlin Old Machine Works Building, Quincy Street. GARRETT, INDIANA. Now that the tariff is to be revised upwards. Economy is the watchword. Save money by using the tloshen Blended Flours.

They make the moat and tha beat bread..