Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 6

SATURDAY, CECIV.IXR 23, 1816. CQAHD ill INJURY GASES cpaad te cub dLUUJT reporter By "HOP No Horo Dayo to Do Yotir Christmas Shopping i i i 1 I until Noon 'i' Vc extend to Herron Bros. -Till Store friends and customers the CLOSING NOTICE 4 The State Industrial Board has made awards in the personal injury cases of MeCletland versus the Central Illinois Public Service Company, and Ay era versus the Central Illinois Pub-lie Service Company, finding the former entitled to compensation for eight weeks at $8.40 and -for the latter for operating expenses amounting to ISO. Both cases were heard by Commissioner" Tanner of Paris, the McClelland hearing being held in-the city court room, that of Ayera being heard at the court house, in Charleston. McClelland sustained an ankle injury wtyle at work in the local power plant of the Public Service Company.

The evidence at the hearing was that he was entitled to from six to eight weeks' compensation. Ay era sustained a rupture while delivering Ice for the company in Charleston. The company prior to the hearing offered to pay operation expenses in the sum of $160. Ayers refused to undergo an 'operation, claiming permanent disability. C.

W. Hughes represented the Public Service Company at each hearing. Greetings of the Season. a guest of mother there for some time. prDCrtNAI Miss Aileen Redman win go to Kan- SOCIAL AFFAIRS Our office, mill and yards will be closed all day Monday, December 25, Christmas.

12-2 J. ANDREWS. i HERE IS SOME 0 0 CHRISTMAS NEWS 0 0 gag on Sunday for a few days' visit, T. L. Hilsabec with home folks.

Miss Daisy HogenaoDier wiu leave CLASS MEETING Center 16th snd Broadway Sunday for her home near Cairo for an indefinite stay. Misses Dorothy and Helen Parsons went to Chicago today to spend Christmas with relatives. J. C. Wright is a guest of friends In Evansville.

Herschel Bundy spent the day with friends in Sullivan. Dr. J. B. LaDue was a visitor In The Loyal Daughters' Class of th First Christian Church met on Friday afternoon with Mrs.

George B. Harned, SOS South Twenty-first street The time was taken up principally with a the city to spend Christmas with their days' visit with Mr. and Mrs, W. parents. CorrlelL 1 Friday and Saturday special at Her-' Dr.

T. 0. Freeman baa returned from ron Bros. Marmalade jar, 25c. 12-23 a visit in Chicago.

Roscoe Andrews of the University. Dr. A.V Ratclltfe Is a guest of of Chicago is guest of hl parents, relatives in Olney. Mr. and Mrs.

Emery Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd 8. Fouts are Miss Helen James will go to Chicago 1 gueBtl Of relatives in Indianapolis.

Sunday morning tor -a visit over Miss Eva Moore of the University Christmas with her mother and sis- 0f 'Illinois la home for the holidays, ters there. Amos Johnson of Tulsa, Ok, is a Jacob Van Meter and son Ora of guest of his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Frankfort, arrived today for a Johnson. visit with his mother, Mrs. Martha' John T.

Brinkley went to Shawnee-Van Meter. town today to spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. John Olbler and IJt- relatives, tie daughter will be Christmas guests 1 Mrs, Ida- Jacoby and her daughter, of her sister, Mrs. Michael Flndley.

Miss Kathrine, are guests of relatives in Sullivan. in Areola. A. J. Martin and family, 1413 Cham- Harry L' Snyder of Danville will ADMINISTRATOR 'OF MARTIN i NOTE SUIT COMES UP FOR business session after which refresh Terr Haute today.

Turkey dinner at Buckler's Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Brooks and baby Cafe will spend the Christmas holidays with relatives In Urbana.

JIAL IN THB CITY COURT ments were served. 'Mrs. Harned was tSTATI NAMED BY CO Edwin W. Martin In ths cou' Christmas day; fifty cents nejje Bruce of Windsor was a visi- w. B.

uanieis win oepan ior uiar- assisted by Mrs. William Wise and Mrs. Ralph Williams. The nsje'sult of the National Bank' court today was appointed admif Christmas adornments placed about trator of the estate of his father. I Handkerohlefs, the best gift to buy, now are priced special tonight to close any odd lots at Sswln-Jones Company.

Ivory goods, for which there has been such a demand, have been Wery hard to get A delayed shipment of a large snd exceptionally One line has just been received at Elliott's. Cokendolpher's show the largest line of Mattoon versus C. Aldrlch of Hoopeston anl Charles T. Welch of Mattoon was brought to trial today in the Mattoon city court before a Juryi the house made a pretty effect tor the tor In the city Friday ence. tonight to spend the holi- Mrs.

Maud Munson of-Windsor was days with relatives. a visitor in the city Friday. -rwo thousand Victrola records in J. L. Hall will be a Christmas guest 8t0ck.

Visit our sound-proof record of friends in Louisville, Ky. rooms. Rltter ft Bleakley, 1804 Broad- late Charles D. Martin of Lafayf township, whose death occurred abj two years ago. The appointment' afternoon's party.

SURPRISE MR. DAVIS composed of ESI Rogers, Ed Van Tas-, U-5tf ipalgn avenue, have departed for Selraa, spend the Christmas holidays In Mat- Will Hllle of Efflnchara will spend way. Phone 310. an administrator at this late a i Miss Edna Nash went to Watseka I where they will spend Christmas i toon and Shelbyville. Sunday with friends In the city.

On Thursday evening the members of Mattoon Canton gave Jesse Davis with relatives. Miss Kathryn Allison of Orleans, ohoihrriiie 11 today to spend unriatmss wuu ner was ior ths purpose of enabling i heirs to dispose of a thlrteen-acre foot farm land near; ths Odd Fellc Old Folks' Home. The land Is to a member of the Canton, a surprise Mr. and Mrs. Frank A.

Heermans de-1 Is a' guest of her parents, Mr. at his home, 809 Shelby avenue. Mr. parted this morning for Georgetown ana rs. b.

aiiisow Earl Miller; Homer. Hartley and Rob- Davis was married on Wednesday, and to be Christmas guests of Mrs. Heer sold to Stsnley W. Klbler, a son' law of the deceased, at I.1DA an a1 of In honor of the event his fellow lodge mans' parents. Elliott of Detroit are guest wins i.u.a uunu; -J visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Wade. sister. Mrs. A.

H. Gehl. Miss Grace Stewards of Shelby- MUa Margaret Barth has returned to. vllle was a visitor in the city today, her home after an extended visit with Severin Raef will spend the next relatives in Indianapolis, few days with home folks in Newton, i C. 8.

Wehrle will leave tonight for Miss Rose Nleman wtmspend the his home in Carmi for a visit with his holidays with relatives in JTeutopolK parents over Christmas. J. L. Manahan of theUmivemi'. of paul G.

McHenry of Chicago will associates called to spend several Misses, Gertrude and Ruby Ames uieir parents in we city. u. H. Mccauiey of Chicago and and Beatrice Wilkinson will be Sun Kingsolver of Detroit are guests at Of furs In the city, Visit Mrs. Roth's Beauty Shop for a facial massage, scalp treatment, manicuring and hair dressing.

M. H. Cox has Just received a shipment of real Christmas trees, also mistletoe and holly with lots of berries, holly wreaths and holly. His line of Christmas candles and oranges Is unusually fine. Do not forget our suit sale- Is now on $6, and 110 st Cokendolpher's.

CLOSING NOTICE King- ell, George Goodwin, L. Beat, ous Ferrlsh, Oscar Fua.ua, Charleston; R. G. 8mlth, North Okaw; Barnett Wright, William Childress, Ash more; I. M.

Reed. Cal Crum, Mattoon; O. C. Biker, Lafayette. The National Bank of Mattoon a few weeks ago, In the eity court, took a Judgment by confession against Al-drioh and Welch for 98.

Welch, soon afterward succeeded in having the judgment set aside, with permission to file pleadings. The arguments on the demurrers and replications to the pleadings required several days. Vause, Hughes ft Kiger represented the1 bank, ottering no testimony when the evidence of the defendants was concluded. A. C.

Anderson of Charleston represented Welch. the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. solver.

day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Piff-nell in Kansas. Miss Grace Deckard, who is an assistant nurse In the Masonic Home In Virginia is a guest of friends in the spend Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. McHenry. c'ty. Mrs.

Virginia Smith, Frank Smith, and Mrs. Frances Stlllwell of Shelbyville will spend Christmas with Mr. Mr and Mrs. Robert Laden and baby Sullivan, Is visiting her mother, Mrs Miss Pauline Holt has left for her Our office and warehouse will closed all day Christmas, Monday, eember 25, 1919. will he tnesfii of relatives in Rock-! J.

r. Decnara MisKPi Olive nihler and Louise An- nd Mrs. G. J. Pearson.

hours with him. After social period Mr. Davis served light refreshments. The members of the party were Mr. Davis, Ed Crites, S3.

Hackleman, B. 8. Higgs, Roy Coy, W. P. Knerr, Jesse Olover, William Smith, William Henry and Jesse Orndorff.

REMNANTS MEET A Christmas tree was the feature of the meeting of the Remnants Club on Friday evening at the home of Miss Ethel Businger, 1301 Edgar avenue. The tree was prettily decorated and contained a gift for each- member of ford during the holidays. HATES TRANSFER ft 8TOR drews attended a dance given by some Mr. and Mrs. A.

H. Wallace and students at the Charleston normal 0n daughter, Miss Merle, of Lincoln will (Friday evening. i arrive aunaay to spena unristmas Women say that the William Rogers sliver plated butter knives and sugar home In Newton for a visit with relatives. Miss Mary Conley will the next few days with her parents In Areola. Mr.

and Mrs. J. T. Henry went to Windsor Friday for a visit with relatives. i Miss Anna Schlimmer wun.

to flgel Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Thompson of Chicago will spend Christmas with Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Moss. Miss Helen Winson will go to Champaign on Sunday for a few days' visit with friends and relatives. Mrs. Ella Lewis of Danville will TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

Miss Minnie Lewis will leave Sunday ana Mrs. ouy Mccamant. mornina for Georgetown, to apend over Ml8 Rohlna MacKay of Chicago ar- shells that Adler'a are giving to every lady making a Purchase of 1 or more Christmas with her parents, Mr. and! rived today for a visit with her broth er and sister-in-law, Rev. and Mrs.

Mrs. A. E. Lewis, CLEAN COBS, $1.00 load, deliver cheapest fuel you can buy; load now while they are cheap. Chaff, per load, delivered; best cow fee( are very handsome.

One lot Japanese baskets, which In C. Sheckell and Campbell L. MacKay. the club, the gifts having been con Mr. and Mrs.

the -holidays with Mrs. A. P. today to spend the holidays with rel- spend Marv Rieck will ao to Tolono on 1 McCamant, who Is doing some tributed by the different members. Hanes and other relatives, chides grades that sold to $1.95, will GETS CHRISTMAS PRESENT IN THE FORM OF HER SON International News Service.

Chicago, Dep. 23. Mrs. Susan Cairns of Urbana, I1L, received today the best Christmas present she ever received the market for the price, Ashbi at'ves. Mrs.

J. A. Brovrn has been visiting Archie Newman, who is employed Sunday noon for a visit with Mr. and Pelal work for the Big Four at 'Sewing was the evening's diversion. xnis A luncheon served Misses Eva Company.

Phone 267. xlj be sold tonight at Sa win-Jones Com pany for fifty cents each. relatives and friends in Hlllsboro for in Cairo, will arrive tonight for a few Mrs. William Gross. nuisooro, win arrive evening to Mr.

snd Harry Perryman of "Pend Christmas with Mrs. McCam- S37.S0 TAKES AN UNDERWI tvnewrltnr: Ilka new. StSWSIt Chlcago will arrive Sunday for a visit inl- Free demonstrations every aftornoon was by and Ruth Businger, sisters of the hostess. Miss Louise Hearth of Chioago was an out of town guest for the evening. FOR THEIR DAUGHTER writer Exchange, 1605 Broad1 with her mother.

Mrs. F. M. Bundy. i IDe uunon oi ivannaKee is a on Good Shepherd Fingering Yarns for Phone T535.

XI A present of her boy. The boy had gone wrong and was held for forgery. On the mother's plea he was however, by the court, -f during the holidays. OI granamomer, Mrs. Mary TV- 1 9 Knitting ana crocnetmg, neginning De FOR SALS Hoose and lot clos cember 8, until December 23, Mrs Roth's Art' Shop, 1622 Broadway.

Charles F. Hough departed this at- JJTTr 1 ternoon for Bloomlngton, where he 1 whv U1 Illinois Central freight depot and several days. days visit with relatives. C. J.

Derrick has departed for Oil Harry I. Hannah departed this af-Clty, to spend Chrlstmaf with ternoon for Champaign to visit over home folks. 'Christmas with his parents. Miss Agnes Vollmer will go to Slgel Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Stewart and baby Sunday for a visit with her aunt. Miss went to Rushville, today to spend Mary Vollmer. the holidays with relatives.

Mrs. John Figenbaum of Charleston I Al Brumleveof Chicago will spend was a guest of relatives In the city the next few days with his parents, Friday evening. 1 Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Brumleve. A. Mtddlesworth went to Sullivan John R. Beall will spend Sunday Mr.

and Mrs. W. EV Dole entertained iolninsr Illinois Central tracks: ft ft rpnu snNt will pass a part of the Christmas hollr, Miss Dorothy Hull of Pocatello, a few guests at their home northwest 00x150 feet; desirable building silj days With relatives. a stuaeni at me Cincinnati Conserva- of town Friday evening in honor of warehouse. Address "1.

care tory' of Music, is spending the hoi i- their daughter, Miss Willie, who is Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kurts are in receipt of two crates of assorted Cali PETITION THROWN OUT BY COURT IN DECATUR International News Service. Decatur, Deo. 23.

The petition, Journal-Oasette. xl days with Miss Mildred Vame. Miss home from the University of Illinois CLOSING OUT SALE OF MILL1N fornia fruits sent them by their sons, Johh B. Kurts and Fred Kurtz, residents of Los Angeles, Cal. All hats will bo sold, regardles Hull will graduate from tho Conserva-'to spend the holidays, tory in June.

The evening was passed socially, af- Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Grider and little ter which Mrs.

Dole served refresh- this afternoon for a Christmas visit with Mrs. Middesworth, who has been asking for an election to vote upon the recall of the commission form of coat; big stock to select from; switches made from combings. daughter Rosemary of Tuscola and ments. The guests enjoyed bobsled government In- Decatur, was thrown Mr. and Mrs.

C. B. Darnell of Decatur! ride to and from the city. lout by the county court here today on phy's, 2200 Prairie avenue. xllj FOR SALE A bargain.

If takerJ once, four-burner gas rsngs; In will be Christmas guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. C. H.

Fletcher, Misses the grounds that It did not contain a Mrs. J. 8. Goodyear. Elizabeth Craig, Martha Williams, 'sufficient number of lawful signatures.

Miss Edith BrooKs and Mls Dorothy, Gaynelle Hlggs and Zenlar Kizer and; The petition when filed contained Talbot, who have been attending Messrs. John Cartmlll, A. K. Ratclltfe about 4700 names, while only 4017 condition; oven snd broiler JOHNSON'S Csll at 209 South Twelfth sq Phone 1455. school in Boston, were Kuevts over and William Checkley were the guests.

names were necessary, but the circa Mr. and Mrs. Maddox Brim and baby of Indianapolis have arrived tor a visit with Mr. Brim's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Brim.j Mr. and Mrs. Stant Jones ind little daughter Maxine of near will be Sunday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. Jones and family. Miss Nellie O'Connor of Chicago will arrive tonight for a visit over Christmas with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Patrick O'Connor. Dr. and Mrs. H.

R. Schaefer of Memphis, were guests of Mis Sylvia Armstrong today while enroute to Charleston for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maxey and little aoa of 8t.

Louis swill afjjve Sunday for a visit with Mr. Maxey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Maxey. Mrs.

M. W. Hamilton and two daughters. Misses Marie and Clytha, will go to Ramsey Sunday morning for holiday visit with relatives. T.

W. Coates has arrived home from a visit with his mother, Mrs. Mary lators of the petition did not use care In securing signatures as the law pre COLO FISH AND FISH SUPFLI Oranges, per dozen, 15o to 40c; tobacco, ner pound, 25c and tOo. 1 and Christmas day with his sister, Mrs. A.

S. Horras, in Chicago. Miss Ruth Reed went to Peoria today for a visit during the holidays with her aunt, Mrs. Julia Root. Mrs W.

P. Stephens of Charleston arrived today for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Brumleve. L. A.

Shoupe and daughter, Miss Kathertne, will go to Terre Haute Sunday to spend Christmas with relatives. Dale Blllman, who has been visiting Paul Kelly since Thursday, went to his home in East St. Liuls today. Lawrence Littleton will arrive tonight from Chicago for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

O. J. Littleton. Harry Whitney of Corpus Christy, Texas, arrived Friday for a few days' vinit with Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Sublette. Real Christmas trees; holly, with scribes. nix pumpkin makes pumpkin pies CHARLES GROSS DIES AT OLD FOLKS' HOME mother use to bake, mono ass.

Rowe A Co. FOR RENT At 201 North Tw first tWTtwo well-furnished LATE SANTA CLAUS LETTERS for llxht housekeeping, suitable small gas for lights and 4 ing. Inqulrs at J0J North Twenty! Charles Cross, aged about seventy-two years, for nine years a member of the Odd Fellows' Old Folks' Home colony, passed away this morning at street. Desr Santa Claus: Please blsf ms six o'clock. Death was due to the In- e0aster wagon, engine, cars, wheel FOR PTenT No.

2300 8helby gv six-room house; gas complete, Orralties of age, barrowr bucket, shovel, oranges, candy cistern snd barn; permanent res night of Miss Brooks' brother anl sister-in-law, Mr. snd Mrs. H. M. Brooks, while enroui to" their home in Urban.

V. A. Oalbralth of Madison, Is a guest of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. C.

A. Morse. Mrs. Morse's parents, Mr. snd Mrs.

Alex Galbralth of Edmonton, Alberts, Canada, arrived Friday snd are guests at the Morse home. Mr. snd Mrs. M. O'Connor of Omsk, will srrive tonight for a visit with Mr.

O'Connor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O'Connor. This is Mr. O'Connor's first visit in twelve yean.

He la a prosperous hardware merchant of Omak. Mr. and Mrs. H. V.

Ralston and children ont to Terre Haute today for Christmas visit with relstlves. Mr. Ralston will return home Monday evening, but Mrs. Ralston and the children will probably pass the entire holidays to that city. Miss Fanchon Luke of Los Angeles, is spending a short time with Miss Mildred Vause while enroute to Arthur for a visit during the holidays with a sister.

Miss Luke is a fellow W. McVsy, i. lots of red berries; mistletoe, holly Coates, In Vail, Iowa. He was also wreaths, nuts, luclous oranges snd all gest of a sister In Manning. Iowa, kinds candle for the holiday sea- Mr Mr8 Kenneth C.

Robinson son at M. H. Cox Grocery. Phone are of Mr ud Mrfc ATTENTION, GRAND ARMYli snd nuts. Tour boy, JAMES LOUIS HARRIS, Prslrie Ave.

Desr Santa: 1 am a little girl five will be a meeting Sunday, Dece Funeral services will be conducted on Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock from the chapel of the home. Burial will be made in Dodge Drove cemetery. Rev. A. H.

Kelso probably will have charge of the rites. Mr. Cross was American born. A son snd daughter live In California. Miss Rose Bray will arrive tonight 24.

at 2:30 o'clock. Nominstlonl T. M. Lytle and other relatives. Mis, Robinson is a daughter of Mr.

Lytle, Mrs. Richard Randall and Mrs, from St. Louis for a visit with her election of officers. Come. By of Post years old.

For Christmas I want an Ivory dresser set, some clothes for my dollies, nice, ring, a rsla cspe bo- James Martey and children have re Belfield $5.50 Dull calf, lace flat custom last The present market price of this shoe is at least $6.60. Oar foresight iu contracting for oar men's stock early last spring saves yoa from one to two dollars a pair, the price will not be raised until present supply is sold. Other styles $3.50 and up DARE YOU ANSWER THIST LI turned to their home in Nokomls after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. A.

A. He had been an Inmate of the homo I ctUM wjrj gtart to school after farmer, worth 390,000, will brother, C. A. Bray, and other relatives. Mrs.

J. H. Hallmang has returned to her home in Peoria after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. O.

H. Hallmann and family. Miss Grace Chapman has arrived since January 22, 1907, 87-4th street. Ban ra Christmas; slo plenty of nuts, candy snd oranges. Please, dear Santa, don't Canaries wonderful singers of dif co.

MATTOON MEN QUESTS OF WILLYS-OVERLAND COMPANY Handsome widow, 29, worth I from Chicago for a visit through the ferent varieties, at 1500 Lafayette avenue, Phone 970. 12-23 Mrs. Earle Flndley of Litchfield has arrived for a visit with her mother, 000 -or more, lonely, would Mission Unity; Ban Fr J. F. Mallory.

O. D. McElhaney, F. T. Moloney and H.

F. Kendall have returned from Toledo, where thejr co. holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dahllng.

Parley Wilkinson, Everett Drake and Willard Jones of Detroit are in student of Miss Vsuse st the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. ent of Conr rorget my mamma ana papa, mis is all for this yesr. Tour little friend. MART CATHERINE KINO, 117 South Sixteenth 8L Dear Santa CUus: I want for Christmas a big dolL candy and oranges, I am three years old. four friend, CATHERINE HElDERSON, J008 Prslrlo Ave.

Desr Santa Claus: Please bring me of ths Wfflys-Oxerland ITTOI MARRY RICH Hao your Ufa i aunsblne, happiness and love; riaae paper free; twentyourth Messenger, 884. Los Angeles, Cal, MATTOON HOTEL CO, IS SUED OR $1000 Automobile Company Wednesday and Thursday. Tho company ha been, since December 4, entertaining Its representatives and Incited guests from all parts of the country. Tho men from Mattoon Joined a party of almost three hundred ansa at Indianapolis and BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY -4 amalgamated oil, one cent a 100 per cent dividends in ninetyi a stove, kitchen cabinet, doll, table. nosslble; production now oomia bathrobe, books, washtuh and wash around floor stock; one cent a st Mrs.

Mary Glynn, through the holidays. Mr. Flndley will spend "Christmas with Mrs. Flndley here. Waller Stern will arrive tonight from Champaign for a visit over Christmas with Mrs.

Stern at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bower. Harley E. Presnell left this? after-, noon for her home In Vincennes, for a visit over Christmas with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Pres-nell. 'Mr. snd Mrs. Daniel Anderson and children and Clifford Flshback of Danville will arrive Sunday for a visit with their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. V. Flshback. Mrs. William Oilduff, daughter.

Miss Clotllde, and son John to Chlcsgo traveled in a special Pullman train to, t0 dolly's clothes snd Salt was filed la the circuit court In Charleston today by J. W. ft E. C. doubles price shortly; i par Toledo.

They were given an oppor- MB ute. Your little slri. 10 buys 1000 shares; writs ra work of building tunlty to see ths HELEN JANE HARRIS, 711 Prslrlo Ave. automobiles details. Amalgamated uu jo.

Cofcord Building, Oklahoma Okla, c' Dear Santa Claus: I am a little girl nine years old. I want for Christmas a sled, a "Gods snd Heroes" book and Craig, representing the Champaign CM and Electric, Supply Company of Champaign, asking damages in the sum of $1000 from the Mattoon Hotel Company, which operates the Hotel Byers. 'ft Is stated that tho plaintiff company had tbejeontract for installing the gas snd electric fixtures hi the Hotel Byers at the time of its reconstruction, and that there li a balance of MEMBERS BLOOMINOTON PARTY IN A SERIOUS CONDITION International News Ssrvlce. 1 Atlenta, Oal, Dsd of tho Bloomlngton, party Injured Friday Cbicagc-nd St Louis pa, some esndy. Tour wiena, MILDRED HENDERSON.

tOOS Prairie Ave. crery Sunday morning at Sears Drug Store, Ntneta this afternoon to, spend Christmas Lwhen their automobile was crashed their daughter and sister, Mrs, and Broadwayt vto Into at a grade crossing by a railroad Barney Qulnn. triln, are still unconscious at a local OPENING NOTICE and postal cards; Frans Votaw and Russell Fye, stu hospital today, and seemingly have Bower and Schulhoff Co. wishes you a MERRY CHRISTMAS and a -Prosperous, Happy New Year no chance for recovery. The body of dents st Roe Polytechnic Institute, at Terre Haute, arrived Friday afternoon for their Christmas vacation with home folks.

Homer H. Cooper of Chicago was In the city this greeting old Mrs. D. Talman, who was kilted outright, will ho sent to Bloomlngton for burial. The undersigned stores will bo open Thursday and Friday evenings, De IfilfR DRY" CLEA 1000 duo on the contract price.

-v 11 CHILD PAINFULLY BURNED BY FALLINO INTO TUB OF WATER John ths flve-year-ofd son of Dr. snd Mrs. 1. Bl LaDue of 1106 Ufayette avenue, fell backward Into" tub of scalding water on Friday evening 'atbout seven o'cloct 'A The child was painfully burned from the neck down, oart of the skin of tho hack coming Si and 22. until 8:80 o.

snd ING.DYE1NCAN HANNIBAL MUNICIPAL PLANT PRESSING Saturday evening, December 23, until 9:30 o. m. Ctossd all day Monday, De friends while on his way to Shelbyville to visit over Sunday snd: Christmas MEETS WITH COAL SHORTAGE Is baoked years of prscl day with his mother. 4 Mr. and Mrs.

B. -Black went to Chicago today for a tew days' visit when the elothlng i removed. Office Phone 1SL Res. Phone cember 25. on account of Christmas.

(Signed) i SAWIN-JONES BOWER ft 8CHULHOFP COKENDOLPHER ft CO, TREMBLE STORK, -THE YOUNG DRY COOPS CO B. E. H1RVES, S. O. AtJEft, From there they wilt go to Springfield ti wsa-fonnd necesssrv oma ins 4 FRMI.rH DYEING A to attend the Illinois State Teachers' International News Ssrvics.

i Hannibal, Mo, 23. With the municipal electric light and water plant of Hannibal on the verge of closing down because of coal shortage today, the railroads came to rescue and agreed. to furnish enough coal until a supply; could be secured from rttld in oiled CLEANING COMPAN The tub of -wster had been used for MRS. S. R.

EVANS, Agen seal dinar a Christmas turkey, ins Association convention. Mr.and Mrs. W. A. Sallee, snd Mr.

snd Mrs. Crawford Cllhesmith snd son of Litchfield and Lester Corriell of Kokomo. Ind, arrived today tor a few ma was moving Backward at the J. W. JOHNSON, Q.

C. SCOTT. 02-23 I Springfield. 1 time of ths accident..