Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 8

CLINTON AND DE WITT COUNTY The Clinton branch of The Her stairs, northeast corner of the squ is located in rooms 4 and 5. up-are. Phonc :60. SANE FOURTH IS PLAN IN CLINTON Commercial Club Will Not Promote Celebration Other Than Band Music. STREETS BEING OILED Assessor's Report Shows Increase of $33,000 in Santa Ann Township.

CLINTON. June 18-At a meeting of the directors of the Business Commercial club Tuesday evening in the offices of the president; Fred Ball. it was decided that no format Fourth of July. celebration should bel given by the Commercial club. This will not bar the merchants from preparing for a celebration if they.

so desire but the Commercial club will go no farther than what has been already arranged. The band has been hired and will begin playing at 1 o'clock in the afternoon and will continue until 10:30 in at the meal evening time. with There short will intermissions! ing nor regular Fourth of July amuseaments unless the merchants should deto give a regular celebration. In conformity with a desire for al "safe and sane" celebration of the nation's birthday there will be no more noise from explosives than can be preTented. Steps have been taken by the officials to overcome this form of city nuisance and no firecrackers of large dimensions will be sold in the city.

Oiling Streets. Since the recent attempts of the city to enact the plans by waich the streets should be oiled instead of watered. some of, the citizens are testing the oiling proposition about the streets of their homes. Other towns which have! used the oil have been investigated but as it means of bringing it under the immediate notice the city. these citizens as an experiment are oiling the streets at expense.

C. M. Warner muse caused oil to he Spread about the block surrounding his new residence in North Quincy street. other. citizens, are having a small amount an experiment.

The extensive plans which are under are those by which some residents of the southwest part of the have banded together and will oil city, certain streets about their block on South Quincy, West South and West Jefferson streets. The homes of E. H. Porter, A. Stone, D.

B. Black. Fred Neill. Mrs. Ellen Oliver, A.

H. Farmer, Samuel Wilson and the other residents in that vicinity will be thus protected. There is some objection to oil being placed on the pavement as investigation of some of the city officials shows that it has a destructive influence on The pavements. The use of the oil on the dirt streets meets with no objections and should these experiments prove satisfactory the city will probably realize any benefits which might be received and continue the oiling extensively. Instructors Appointed.

In the grade schools Miss Mabel Mayall has been selected to fill a vawhich will be assigned by Sucancy Miss Alta M. Scott principal perintendent H. H. Edmunds, shortly. of the Washington school.

For some time this school has had no acting principal other than the services of Superintendent Edmunds. Miss Scott was formerly eighth grade teacher and will continue in that capacity. a school Clyde this Alwood. year. a was graduate selected of the to take high the school census in this district and will begin his duties at once.

The students of the high school and the Washington school will welcome William Hoff, who was chosen as janitor after having omitted one year by reason of his resignation: He will have supervision over both buildings as before, and is popular among the stuents. Janitors of the other buildings las chosen wete George Gray for the school. Frank Stout for the Lincoln school and Dennis Gorman for MI, SOUPI PACIFIC IRON MOUNTAIN Every Minute A Vacation Drop the worry about where to go-Colorado is the place. And the way to go is Via the Missouri Pacific The Highway to the Heights Restful travel-superb scenery all the way -comfort-courtesy-ser vice. "Our own" dining car service -delicious meals a la carte.

Two.tt through, trains, daily from Louistravel a. m. and 10:10 p. m. 9:00 Call or Send for our Colorado Book -information D.2 ELLIS FARNSWORTH, G.

A. P. 110-112 South Clark Chicago, Ill. TUSCOLA TO HAVE UNION REVIVAL Five Churches Unite to Bring Noted Evangelists Back to City. TUSCOLA.

June -Tuscola will have a union church revival during the month of October this year. The evangelists will be Rev. S. Hendrick ora Nashville, and A. Carter of Jefferson City.

the two men who conducted a successful revival in this city early last winter. The meetings will be participated in by the congregations of the Methodist, Presbyterian, First Christian. north side. Baptist and First Christian, south side. These are all.

of the Protestant churches in the city. and their pastors or official representatives signed the agreement to hoid the union services at a meeting of the Tuscola Ministerial association held- Tuesday afternoon at the Farmers' and Tradbank. The only reservation made is that each church shall hold its own Sunday morning service, but the and evening meetings are to be noon given up. to the' revival. The evangelistic meetings will commence on October 12.

Small Fire. A small fire Tuesday afternoon at HERALD. Wednesday, June 18, 1913. THE DECATUR DAILY 2:30 in the C. H.

D. stockyards! burned some dry grass along the right of way. C. W. Wilson, editor of the Review.

wife are the guests their and daughter, Mrs. Charles Williams, in Springfield. Hayward and Hessler of Al Villa Grove were business callers 10 the city Tuesday morning, driving down in the former's new auto. Miss Carrie McDowell, who J. been called here to attend the fuhad neral Burleigh Hunt, returned Tuesday to their home in Sidell.

Ed Doty of Church's Ferry, N. is home for a visit with bis parents Ficklin. "River two-years' absence in the Red valley. Miller Kitts expect: to move their market into their permanent lemeat cation in the old Von Lanken building 011 the north side of Central ave-, about the first of next week. nue R.

C. Macey of Cerro Gordo was the of Tuscola relatives and friends guest Tuesday. Rev. B. Me McFadden left Tuesday for Chestnut and will preach the funeral there.

of an old parishioner. Miss Ella Niles of Decatur is the lat the interlocker tower. predicts that the interlocker of the three Tuscola railroads will be in operation within three weeks. It has been undergoing repairs since about last Thanksgiving, and its enlargement has cost the Illinois Central. E.

I. and C. H. D. more than $20.000.

Meanwhile all trains have been compelled to stop for the crossing whether scheduled to stop at Tuscola or not. Mrs. James F. Helm is almost entirely convalescent from her recent severe illness. guest: of old Tuscola friends.

Repaired. George Interlocked, of the The annual convention of the IliMissionary society of nois Christian the 6th district opened this afternoon the First Christian church, south in side. 70 delegates are present from the counties of the district. MARSHALS WILL PLAN FOR DAY Dr. T.

W. Galloway, marshal of the day has called a meeting of all marshals and aids of the various Sunday schools that expect to take part in the field day exercises on Thursday, June 19. at 2 o'clock on that day. The meeting will be held in the southeast corner of the pavilion. It is essential that every school desiring to take part in the parade shall be represented at this meeting, as final instructions will be given at that time.

Following is the program for the school picinie to be held in Fairview park Thursday afternoon. 1:00 -General assembly in park. 1:30 to meet. Starting point north of pavilion. 2:30 to game.

Ministers and Sunday, school superintendents. for parade. of ribbons and banners by Dr. E. T.

Evans. chairman executive committee. dinner. Goodman's band will furnish music from 2 to 6. Don't Scold the Children! Shampoo Their Hair With URICO SHAMPOO DISCS can't blame them for crying when you wash their hair in the old way--with soap--there was a time when you didn't like it Maybe today- -that is the reason you neglect your hair.

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Wabash Chicago, Ill. Get a Box Today of Any One of the Following Well Known Dealers: Decatur Drug Co J. Ellis Armstrong. E. S.

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Davis. JUNE BARGAINS FOR JUNE BRIDES We offer special low prices, -credit or cash, -to couples married in June. We take this month as one in which to give special prices as the one that will give the most benefit to the most people. It is useless for us to try and quote prices in a newspaper, the best plan is to see the goods as it is and then judge for yourself about the quality and price. As to ourselves, can only say that we give the best goods, guarantee satisfaction, and give lower prices than anyone.

See Us Herrick FURNITURE CO Before seer Refrigerators You Buy. Are the Best 332-338 N. Main St. LOCAL OPTION PEOPLE WATCH BILL NO. 501 Decatur local option people are watching with interest the progress in the state legislature of bill No.

501 which provides for perpetual licensing for saloons by municipalities. Churches and local option people in Jackosnville. Galesburg and other cit. ies have adopted resolution against the passage of the bill and other cit. ies are expected to follow their ex.

ample. the Webster. Sells Restaurant It has been learned that the Frank Surdam restaurant in Bloomington, of which Mr. and Mrs. Frank Surdam formerly of this city, has been sold to J.

M. Goodpasture, co conductor on the Illinois Traction system and running between Bloomington and Decatur. Mr. Goodpasture will remain with his position as conductor and the restaurant will be managed by George Sag, who has been in the employ of Mr. and Mrs.

Surdam six years and was night. head waiter while they conducted what is now the interurban restaurant in this cirv. Mr. and Mrs. Surdam are contemplating retiring from the restaurant business and moving upon a farm in McClure- Cline.

Invitations been received here announcing the marriage of Miss H. Verne McCiure of Harpe, to I. Cline of this city, former undertaker. The marriage to be in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

W. C. McClure, Thursday. June 26, at 2 o'clock. Assessor's Report.

report of Tax Assessor John W. Turner Santa Anna township shows an of over $33.000 from that of increase. The report follows: Horses, 931 $71.525.00 Cattle, 565 19.506.00 Mules, 50 3,957.00 Sheep. 220 732.00 Hogs, 933 6.927.00 Steam engines, 7 1,023.00 Fire safes. 1.

9.00 Billiard Tables, 8 399.00 Carriage wagons, 398 27,501.00 Watches and clocks, 490 3.967.00 Sewing machines, 286 1,716.00 Pianos. 136 10.218.00 Organs, 35 210.00 Merchandise on hand 83.370.00 Manufacturers' tools and implements 2,520.00 Agricultural tools 6,075.00 Gold and silverware 126.00 Diamonds and jewelry 3.090.00 Moneys or jobber 1,191.00 Credits of bank of jobber. Bonds and stocks 3.000.00 Shares of capital stock of companies and associations not incorporated 300.00 Property of other companies or corporations 4,896.00 House and office furniture 44,205.00 Investments in real estate and improvements 501.00 Grain on hand 25.935.00 Shares of stock in state and national banks 140.001.00 national banks 140.001.00 Other property 1.946.00 Total $208.767.00 Dogs 140 SWIMMING CLASSES. New posters will be out Thursday announcing the swimming classes which are being organized at the C. A.

These posters are something new and are attractive. OPERATION SUCCESSFUL. Eleanor Arnold. the seven year old girl who was operated on in the St. Mary's hospital for mastoid, Monday is thought to be improving.

She came through the operation all right but just how serious her condition may be will not be known for a day or two. Post Card Size Kodak Price $20.00. This is the most popular size Kodak sold today. A great favorite with tourists. automobilists, vacationists and others requiring a compact outfit which can be thoroughly depended upon.

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FANS You might as well eat, sleep, read, work and live cool and comfortable this summer. This is easily possible with an electric fan. We have them suitable for any size room and at very reasonable prices. Don't forget that the electric rate is much lower this summer and you can afford many more electric comfort aids this year. Decatur Railway and Light Co..