The Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 5

Bvtnbf taptmiber It, THE DECATUH REVIEIU PANA THOMAS BAGNELL KfflHBIH) Thought Satisfactory Settlement Wffl Made With Union. Fana. Sept 1 Thomti Baajnell rtturnad to yaaterday and was arrwtad by Deputy Sheriff Chamy on of He was taksn h. te and wai bond of furnished MIDI anrt was CharUs Bnylo and wlfa and MM. tooeS til for (rial Saturday charged with of the District Mintrt union and It alleged his It tl.MA.

It ru- on atrctti (hat Bagnoll was in I ha -Uy and Mnrtfhv nf No I'nlttd Mtna Worktra of America, caunsd a warrant In for hi. arrtsl It In aaJtled emini with bondimrn Msars John fttanton and John Franacavlteh arnniwt II It waa 1117 Thin tt la atalad. turned to koniltmen and lh-y In Mtllrd with the union Mi very popular In Ihn city and It thought If i he able in lettle Itie i mint with aulsonii. nf frirnrt" tn the nf all parties nnrerned MUM MXON i A I Mre IHxnn I i Fur aeveral rolillng with lUughier. OUnrath.

north of Uni-eaned la aluo unrvixi-rl t.ntlicr it.HBlil.r Mr. I Chapprlt nf ho.lv wan in Aultnrn i a i h' re I i I mnde I I I A been tt i of nf I ilia i unit A nsjlit I i i which i I New York i H'pt II The hrldf Daughter nt Mr ami Mra i i a i i of wna reaird i i in 1'nna nrul one of the u.ndii""" ihr i nenli'i nf i i In I'ana A traohlns i fnt aeveral wt nt to i he herain" a utennfra i ilirre to Nrw nil i wan aN I i a lo A an a i The groom In banker and liroki-r Nut Vi.rli cm They i hr nt horn' af er NmenihiT at 491 a 121M .11. New Tnrk i A I KKt NION Mr anil I If i a i i tinir i lav i 1 I I couple i I Alitong; I i i i i Mr anil Mr. a i Pana i Krlum i i iif I a Mri Lena or i and i a Mix i 11 Mra II HcrlitM' i Mailer i i of a ur A Mil i a a n'R lint UK nritNKD The l-e home nl a Fliher the I man of tin. I was miaumeil Daturtta i a I I ID clock origin of i unknown, but i la belieted lo he the wnrk of In.

diarlea there wrre aeveral hun- inn nf Ire atorril In the home at I mi The department respond- rit Iho all hut the waa altu- I rt in far from the elty for to rt i Thr wilt he hiiiitrei1 iloiiart Mr carried aome A eompromlPn haa been between the a a f'oat and Jobn Pearion a miner, hnd hlK foot cruahed In the arimf i nfo. A defective pulley cauaed n(ddent Maura a and W. Fer- guann have returned i a three trip i In thalr au'omoblle '1 he gentlemen wem through Indiana The l.yrlc Iheaier i upen thli evening under (he management of Meaara. llurat A Creek nf Ihalbyillle Inrt Bev Buchmlller of the Herman Lutheran church, i the choir were al Ohlman yeatenlay at the ler- vlcaa Jerry Pana'i catcher hern released by Adatni to Prolrtcnt Hlinaff of the leagua aa an i He umpired al TayinrMIU Hunday John Caiter haa i prncred- tngi for a from Bertha Cailn Dfuwrilnn la charged Flral Church of ciirl.t i announce a lecture, to he irUen at the. (Irand opara hnuae on tcrnoon.

Sept. IS. Judge Beptlmu Hanna will ba the, apeaker. Central Dental aoeietr will meet In Utchflold Tueaday Dr. B.

F. Do well of Pana li aecretary of the ajKoelatlon, Charlea Corden, a prominent firmer of Roaemond, fell from a hay mow Saturday and WM Injured Internally His Injurlea may prove fatal. He waa resting eaay Sunday and are entertained for hla recovery. GIRLS'DRILL CORPS -IN ANNUAL MEETING The Girls' Drill corps of the berland Presbyterian church held Its annual meeting Saturday afternoon The meeting was taken up with the reading of reports and the election o' civil officers The treasurer reported 140 In the treasury after all camp bills had been paid The civil officers elect cd were aa follows President--Miss Adele Griffin Vice President--Miss Ruth Abbott. Secretary--Miss Gayle Threlkeld Treasurer--Miss Norms Deirth Mliis Jessie Bond elected second lieutenant to succeed Miss Lean Oil brrt, resigned There Is room for four members in the coips, girls between the ages of 12 and 16 Monticello (Knww Snail Stmcel Mnntlcello I I I Sept IS--Born, a in Frank and wife, a daughter Mrs Helen Tlppett of White Heath Wendncsdav and Thursday with Tlppett and family.

Mrs A Mnore and son, Allan Francis went to Qulncy Thursday to i relatives Mr and Mm Noecker and daughter Mlso Pearle, have returned from a trip lo Ohio. Robert Hugden Mrs 8 Platt and Mrs a llugden spent Wed In Oreann Mrn (1 Knight been on the i i the past fen Man Fostei nf Springfield Hi" Kiieat Moore and call- Inir nn old i a Plunk returned Friday after a short I In White I (1 Noerker waa In Deeatur MeartHmi Innr. Rendei. I Tal man Anna Hiwkrltei and Tinder and A a a atti'ndrd the dinner at Ih-eniur Thursday night The a services of Harvey Ben were held Sundiiv afternoon at 1 olm at trie reMilencp near White Heath i a officiated MlHi a i Tlndrr entertained a dnxpn of hoi a Ht her home Tliniarias i i i a Dlxhton entertained i a Frlfiav at 1 clock luni-h'on at her home on North State Mra Trlmhle who was opera on Mondav at at a hospital, Fieiatiir Improvlns; nicely Mrs i i a Herron of Champaign, I. her Ulster.

Mrs Tull MM Smith gave a 6 o'clock Thursday In honor of i a Sth hlrthdaj rovers rrt Iftli! for A dinner 3 Tlppett In a noat speech, i hom a i chain The i a a a rnrds a nf a and Mrs a i Dpratur visitors a anrl Miss Anna a to Uecatur Saturday morning Mr nilntimh will go Satur dn i and all will return home Sunday i Miss Irnia gave a very en- barn dance Thursday night I.unrh nas fterved The Odd Fellows' picnic will hn held hero next Thursday at the park Rev Mclgs of Urba- will i a speech that morning at I I clock In the atternoon speech- en win he made by Game Warden droves of Petersburg and Judge Henry of Beardstown Different contests win he held after the npegklng and prizes given for same Plnckard returned Friday night from camping trip on the Kankakee i The rest of the party, Tuvlor nnd wife Mrs Plnckard and Mrs L. Plnckard and son, Harold returned Sunday i iTCrtina, BLEEDING PROTRUDING to cure or TM to car Ilehlni, Blttdlsi or Protruding Ptlas wk talta- aid properly Dr. A. W. Chase's Ointment FUr.

Retorts of to Uanball reara 1 raftsnd from "chliic aod pile, to bad Ibat By from dutlat. I numsn aed ym- Ici wKaout rellit. kut ay Op. A W. 1 am now a kn.

All daatarj ar Dt. W. O. BuBakv N. T.

PIANOS-FOR RENT Now is the time to rent Pianos for fall and winter. We rant good upright pianos at $3, $3.50 and $4 per month. All pianos rented are kept in tune and perfect order FREE. PBESCOTT MUSIC HOUSE 104 East Prairie Street Sullivan MOVING IN DAY AT SULLIVAN Fl First Home Racing Tueaday Afternoon. iXevint Sttctal Sullivan, 111., Sept.

was In readiness for the moving In day at the fair grounds, which waa today. The carpenters have been rushed the past few days building extra stall room. The number of entries in the speed ring were so far above expectations that adequate room had not been prepared. There are ninety-seven entries In the harness events and besides these there are a number of run-. ners here Horses began arriving Friday and every train has brought in a number.

There will be no races until Tuesday. The entries In every department are greater than those of any previous fair held here Many entries are being made of stock and such that will be taken from here to the state fair. The first day's racing Includes the following races: Buggy race, track, horses barred, $40. First, $10; second, $10, third, $6, fourth, $4. Mule race, mile dash, fit.

First, $10; second, $5. One-half mile and repeat, $T5 The Arthur band will be here Tuesday to furnish Tuesday and Wednesday. It Is expected that they will bring along a good sized delegation Wednesday there Is $575 offered for the three races The- following superintendents have been Velected and will have charge of the exhibits In their departments at the fair Class A--D C. Frantx. Class B--A.

E. Foster. Class C--S. P. Lilly.

Class D--James Kelley Claks E--WIltftTd Dale Class F--J K. Martin. Class G--Charles Tabor Class H--Miss Ciaudle Bushman Class I--Mrs C. Ellis Class J--Miss Ida McClure Class K--Susie McPheeters Class If--Miss 1 Mary Jennie Class M--J. C.

Hoke. Class N--F. E. Ashworth Class O--D. G.

Llnsday. Class P--Sam Miller Privileges--J. Jennings Speed Ring--A. Miller. MODERATOR Rev.

W. L. Atkisson of this city will act as moderator at the session of the Mattoon presbytery of the Presbyterian church, which will convene In Oakland Tuesday As moderator he will preach the opening sermon Tuesday evening Rev. P. Taylor of Charleston and Rev.

Turner of Mattoon, both former Sullivan pastors, will be on the program. TO LIVE IN BLUB MOUND Dr. and Mrs. A. Cunningham of Bethany visited with Mr and Mrs A Serlght Sunday.

Mr Cunningham Is soon going to move to Blue Mound to practice his profession Dr Wheat, pastor of the church, hat been extended an Invitation to act as pastor another year. This was done by unanimous vote of the church board at a recent meeting Besides this business, the board selected Judge W. G. Cochran as their delegate to the Illinois lav electoral conference and Richard Archer as the alternate. The different committees were also appointed, and among these a committee to collect the pastor salary.

This committee will get busy the first of the week visiting the members. "Chick" Barrum of Arthur was a Sullivan visitor Sunday. STARBUCK IMPROVING F. Plfer returned Sunday morning from a business trip to Northcote, Minn He reports Mr and Mrs Starbuck as enjoying their vacation The former Is taking a daily ride of a few miles and Is gaining in health very rapidly INMATE DEAD. One of the inmates at the Masonic home died Saturday It was planned to have the body interred In Greenhill cemetery, but It was later decided to take the remains to Chicago and they were shipped Sunday night OTHER NEWS Some vandal threw a piece of brick through the glass In the display case of Houck, the photographer, Saturday night Marshal Michaels made a hunch of men just east ot the city near the distillery bridge move in a huiry Sunday afternoon A crowd has been in the habit of playing cards there of Sunda afternoons, and It is said that some money changes hands as a result When the chief arrived Sunday afternoon he found the place deserted, but could see the figures of several men disappearing In the distance Many people drove out to the fair grounds Sunday afternoon.

Many of the concessions were ready foi business A few feet of the hard road extends past the gate and can be used The foot bridge across Asa creek on East Jackson street has been completed and is leady for use It was rushed so as to be completed before fai week. Saturday the merry-go-round, which had been with the shows Just west the business section, pulled up stake And left The other show and conces sionsswill remain over fair week. Mr, and Fred Sona spent Sun day in Charleston visiting with Mr and Mrs. Mat Dedman. Alphe Campbell came from Chicago Saturday to spend a week visiting with his mother and to attend the Moultrle county fair Homer Freeland of Bethany was a visitor here Saturday Roger Huff left the last of the week for Urbana to attend school this year The rest of the Illinois students intern to start Monday.

Dr Gravis and wife of Mart Insville, were expected Saturday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. H. Marxmiller. Mrs Heath of Danville visited with Mr and Mrs Hovey at the Masonl home the last of the week Mrs Hlllory Jennings of Little Rock A Is here visiting-relatives.

MARRIAGE LICENSE Albert Hudson, Shelby county, 29 Cleota Smith. Christian county, 19. CIRCUIT COURT Miller and W. Whltfleld have been 'employed by the Sullivan telephone exchange to defend them In the suit brought against them by Mra Bean Sarah Solomon of Sullivan has ap piled for a divorce from her husband, Ab. Solomon Both are well known here Mr Solomon has been making his horile the county farm.

William Coward filed suit agalns 1 William Lewis In assumpslt and hi and Nancy Coward filed suit In chan eery against W. N. Lewis and Nettle Lewis The Bank of Bushnell, a corporation, filed suit In assumpsit against Zlon Baker and Fleming. Foster A Flnley have brought sul against the I. railroad com- panj The Universal Staple.

Strengthening food for the weakest digestion. Nourishing food for the strongest digestion. Good for the babies--good for all ages--the most nutritious of all the wheat foods. Uneeda Biscuit i In jwfawv ami Juit proof ptekagti. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Fall showing of Shines and Dulls Don't fail to see our "King Lud For Men.

Prices that Please You. RODGERS CLARK, 144 E. Mairu Taylorvillel ASSUMPTION SCHOOLS ARE NOW IN SESSION. (Kntm Sfnhl Strvitt.) Taylorvllle. 111., Sept aumption schotrla have opened for the term of with the following corps of Instructors: Superintendent.

O. A. Barr, principal of high school. Daisy Payne, assistant principal, Bernlce Marshall; teachers, W. W.

Sheffler, Minnie Neff, Grace Long, Agnes Cronln, Battle MlddlMon. Mary Haltatt, Johanna Runell, EllaCronln, Henrietta Fitislm- mons OTHEE NEWS The city missionary union will meet this afternoon with Miss S. Marie Brooks Miss Edna Hoover entertained twenty young ladles Saturday evening In honor of Mrs Minnie BachMiheimer of Morehead, Minn. The first meeting of the Tonne Study elaaa for the year will be held at the city" library evening. Mrs.

Ken Bugg of Assumption ship entertained ttlrty Taylorvtlle lay- dies Saturday afternoon at a card party. The IlllnoU sute unK-aralty haa contracted with the ChriaUtm County Telephone company to tons of coal fur uae at the university during the ensuing year. A meeting of the T. M. A.

will occur Monday night In regard to movement In contemplation to raise funds for the purpose of building a T. C. A. structure In this city. SeCTttry Hanson of the Springfield asaoclatloa will be present and tell how the Springfield T.

M. C. A. building waa secured. Rufus Cleveland of secretary of the Mexican War association of IlllnoU, writes the loMl committee In charge of the reunion of the association to be held In Taylor- vllle nest week that he expect! be- twee 20 and 25 members of the association to be In attendance.

None of tbem under 76 years of age. DIAMOND RINGS! $12 to $20 We are showing some remarkable bargains in nice white Diamonds from $12 to $20, only a small lot and we oanot duplicate them. By far fiie best at the money we have had for several years. H. POST SON MERCHANT ST.

POWERS GRAND Monday Evening, September 16 jssrs. Wm. A. Brady and Joseph R. Grismer, MAKE KNOWN HERE "THE MAN OF THE HOUR" A play of now and here.

By Mr. George Broadhurst, as played four months at the Dlinois Theater, Chicago. Now in its second year in New York City. Prices $1.50, $1.00, 75c, 50c, 25c Seats on sale at box office of theater. Old phone 1401, 2 rings.

Tickets held until 7 p. m. POWERS' GRAND WEDNESDAY NIGHT, SEPT, 18 The Block Amusement Company Presents I A Aid C.OMMMy Players (he Catchy Song Play "Coming Thro the Rye Draccia, Ckvcr and PRICES 26C TO $1.50. 991 In the Offftoe.