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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26
Ell PAso.


Miss Mary Donahue has returned
home.
There are seven threshing machines
within circle of as many miles here.
With such force nothing can escape
the threshers- no, not even good, fat
sheep or a nice ripe mellon.
Miss Sinnett, who has been visiting
with DR.. Cunningham and family for
the past two or three months, has re-
turned to her home in Canada. Miss
s. made many friends during her short
stay here who will regret that she
did not fetch the right one with her
and make this her future home.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26

]. II. Lord, with small crew, left
for the woods last Tuesday to prepare
for the winter work among the pines.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26

Mrs. J. w. Edsall starts Sunday
night for Madison, and from there she
will go to New York. She will be alb
sent about three months visiting
friends and relatives.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26

4 full stock of Gold Medal and Ger
mantown Yarns at f. J. Burhyte's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26

The bridge men arrived last even
ing and commenced work on the rail
road bridge near Lutte Pomeroy's this
morning.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26

Good Cider Vinegar will save your
pickles when nothing else will. For
a good article go to Bradshaw's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26

VIM. Barker will start for San Fran
cisco, California, next Monday on a
visit to his brother. whom he has not
seen for the past thirty-eight years.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26

The total valuation of all property
in Joint school district No. l., River
Falls and Troy, as taken from the last
assessment roll is $449 .226.
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Ellsworth on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4th, 1878,
at one O'clock p. NJ, for the purpose of plac-
ing in nomination candidates for the several
county offices to be filed at the coming cleo
ton, as well as candidate for Member OF AS
sembly, and for the transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before the
convention.
The several towns and wards are entitled
to representation as follows:
Clifton, /; Diamond Bluff, /; Ellsworth, /;
I'll Paso, Q; Gilman, Il Hartland, 1; Isabelle,
/; Maiden Rock, 2; Martel, /; Oak Grove, i;
Prescott-1st ward, /; I'd ward, L; Sd ward,
!; River Falls, s; Rock Elm, 1; Salem, l;
Spring Lake, /; Trenton, /; Trimbelle, i;
Union, ?.
g I ! TAYLOR Dem. Co. Com.
Dated, Ellsworth, Sept. "a, 1878.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26

1t is fact that the new clothing
store next door to Brackets harness
shop has very large stock of clothing
and they are selling it very cheap.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26

The attendance at the River Falls
Institute is steadily increasing.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26

". II. Rowley has lately purchased
of Freeman Lord fifty-fve acres of
land adjoining his farm on the south.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26

stephen Bolkcom is building an adj
dition to his dwelling.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26

Mrs. Pardee will soon return to her
friends in Michigan.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26

/ have just opened a fine line of la
dy's ready-made sacques which we in
vite the ladies to inspect.
f. J. BURHYTE.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26

T.aces fit for Queen-or any other
woman-at Mrs. Scales.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26

Go to Joseph Stephens for castor or
rolling Golfers.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26

Fhe River Falls Journal has been
enlarged to a nine-column sheet. AS
a local paper it is second to none in
the State.-Dunn County NetcS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26

Deputy Sheriff Chapel, of Farming
ton, brought in one Frank Martin on
Thursday, Il resident Of Pierce county,
Wis, who is charged with stealing a
horse from Myron Green, of Castle
Rock. ON Sunday last. Martin waived
IN examination, and was committed
to Jail in default of 5000 bail to await
the next session of the district court.
Hastings Gazette.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26

Charley Knowles has moved into
his new house.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic electors of Pierce County
are hereby requested to meet in delegate con-
vention at the Court House in the village OF
Ellsworth on
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26

lyceum was organized at the In
stitute last Tuesday with Prof. ID. M.
Woodbury. President, Henry Judd
Secretary and Clara Hammond Treas
urer. Meetings every Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Scales has everything that is
rare and beautiful in the millinery
line at her new store.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26

'.The Chinese must go!'' They
collected 81 200 among themselves in
San Francisco yesterday for the bene-
fit Of the yellow fever sufferers at the
South. Kearney, on the other hand
is taking up collections for his own
berelit.-.Stdte Journal
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II W. PIERCE,
Insurance AGENT.

The following Companies represented: Con-
neeticut OF Hartford, st. Paul Fire < Marine,
Madison, WATERFOWL of N. 7.
Office opposite Commercial House, River
Falls Wis 22-22
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26

Boys underware-al sizes at f. J.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26

The Good Templars will soon hold
ala open lodge.
County Fair at Prescott to-day and
tomorrow.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-26

: Three black bears were lately seen
swimming across Lake Pepin for the
Minnesota shore at Wacouta.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-20
THE MrRDnR or nrssIE MOORE
= Trial Following the Finding OF n Corpse In
The Noods Nenr Jenerson. Texns.


Hol SIoN, lcN0S, May 10. ne trlnl OF
Nh' Il ih.' lilI Tor ih' murder OF B'ssc Moore
iN- nSuln l''n delayed. the criminal having
Obtain. i 4 chang" oi venue.
l. ~-lH Moor" Was born in syracuse. y. Y.
ll'r maiden nlmc WAS Annie stone. The
daughter ol n shoe merchant IN easy circum-
ss,Hnr'-' g'lr wa surrouhded ny an the advnn-
gent father, md troops Of friends. and was
given "A polite u'Hion. She grow into girl
hood the idol oi her father. the yet OF select
circle.
Sh' was me "lhnr slster ana carry '%hlbited
e. t.nIrh.y inr iteraIy p Mr1s ~ hn1 hllEht
nave st3'eu ne literary WoIiu hH $40 ulu me So
r.hl rlr'l". Sh' was engaged |" hr married IN
nrr siNlrrnu year bui thr man 20 whom sh9
Wa9 10 ruth"d ruined l"r ana thrn deserted
nor SIC th'h went 10 ih'llthl ana i"d ne
ol suzanne She met NC h"'hTLI.H ~ Hot
N.r.l H. Arh 3. IN ulr summer o., TO ne Whs
NrHhI"r. or com il'r'l'' iivN.i'I ll"l7iue
-nh "i MrNhhY l"W'lnIo i"uIlu 1'I'r'' m
''nln,i. W H'.".h' 'i li,H 's1 p,,l'h N,' WIS,
.u'. lllle u'luIN liv H.S' l"I~'u lnVlh
tnr rIll,tvN 81 Nv lnIk h"i.H h"p9', ne
>'I ri,I" 'ii' u'4'S7Illn!l ZEN ne ihn hc'h us
"Mii 10y ms lAf,nt-' W ny. IN" Mt-' ,luainl-
iint" "i In" nurdrrr WIN ms Hu'iiu Nr'm
"E"ll l'l"' "NI' n> vN n u'I Wi'l.M H. POS
500 u u. th. u.Y OH it'T a.. ILL.,, NOW liNuinl-
M us E.'I'9' .lu. ,N., inl uHN,-. ihuuilNh
W4'in'M' Hn' To- nnl 'u,''ll I'D l"4N, MN
ana 'N lhNtNN'N On Nllu lN' mon Ulul WaS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-20
WHY MRS. ROSS SEEKS DIVoRCE
n Brooklyn sunday school Teachers Most
Cruel Treatment OF Ills wife.

William Rose Ia collector for the williams
-. ~ Y,-. ~. -. a.. a..
burgh Gas Company. FOR many years nc mas
instructed In Bible truths the young ladies who
,roro roombors q, bia closa in Tho Roid Avonuo
WIZ i.onoo's VI n'1 ~ A., 90 e.,D
Church Sunday school, and In the Sunday
school OF the Dc Kalb Avenue Methodist Church.
A,nto NJ poas bia aacond ,vifo auod hin, for
,,1. ~, ,, io9 -, - 80 t.h''.
limited divorce. charging cruel anu lnhuman
treatment. md Justice Pratt appointed Mr.. Hem
- u.u = o,oroo Tho boori,c UNA bo,,,,n
~ oheh Ie.eioe' i"0 "Dui ms VOC DVEun
on the 18TH OF February. ana cOntlnueua month.
three DAYS alone being devoted to the cross-ex-
a,a,ro,,1,, -, ,ho rIntr,iT Tn roturr coursol
uihih",on VI uic pin,n'i'' :" iO'ui ~ 'V"ieo,
devoted five days to the s-examination OF
Mr. Rose. The couple we're married on the 22d
., rat.,,o.,, Iace and TOO chiIdror NoIIio tyo
VI rou' ua' - iooV, ""u W. ~ ~, wv
and a half years old. and Edith. aged i've. were
born To them In 1870 Ross compelled his wife
-. a =. -, =, -. a. = ~, ~. a. d.
10 PUT hNe IONS vi coui u'"u u. enuVo iii'o 'ie
cellar. with small hand shovel, although
she was then in very delicate condition.
He went homo nights so much intoxicated that
he could not climb tho stairs. and COM
PEELED her to bring heavy mattresses
down stairs for him to lieupon. lie required
her to do the household work OF family
OF nine including the sewing and washing and
ironing. and frequently she was so weak that
she had to do the washing on her knees. On
several occasions he struck her In the face,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-20
SUND.fY Al oONEY ISLAND.
The Fine Weather Attracting Throngs- Many
ImproN Made There.

The comparatively fine weather Of yester-
day took larger number Of visitors to Concy
Island than had appeared there this season. A.
thosun shed warmth and the passengers began to
arrive rapidly. the great pia,zas of the Manhat-
tan Beach Hotel were occupied hy many ladies
and gentlemen and the sands wcrr throngod
with rirollrr-. There was general complaint at
the high prices ruling IN the restaurant at this
hotel ana it wa perhaps chioflyon this account
that the large and elegant dining halls ~ the
hotel were comparatively deserted. even while
the riaz2ns were througol with visitors. and
whllra little sandwich and pie counter in ono
corner dld a thriving business.
. Passing westward along the hca ID. tho New
which has been budding for Some time b. gon-
orally spoken OF. though II has yet received no
distinctive name-e observed 10 be- bordering
upon completion The walls are all up ANA the
roots are almost IN. Il VIII probably heopcned
e. the public hy the middle " June. II is com
81 l't1iy larger than lis impos ing noighhor to
NE Gust The adjoining grounds ar" also being
hll nui on liberal and ailra tive sralr.
stu passing westward, and hy the Ocean
u D. Is the great group OF hniN T. '-fnurunts
Iayiluns, and miscellaneous puhiir houses. II
popular centre, and which have as-uurd the
character OF large and eiraE-luG village II
no moan proporuan- They nr at the t'rmini
pi IN" ether railroads. improvements have
bon made in ull oi these c~iabli-hu. u'-.
I'll" establishments lining On" N'l % 20 the
wst 10 this c"u'rai quarter have n'sp maie
ureparaupns for Enlarged business. h,u most of
tN"m VIII not huN" their Ou"h.ug uutil the
boats. upon wh0-n messengers thrir irnnlc
chiefly depends. shall begin their regular trips.
which will probably ls in the COURSE of % woe
advantage of 10y the owners Of inst horses and
oven moderately-pa 'cd ones, In large numbers
The Ocean Parkway especially in the after
noon, presented gay, brilliant, and decidedly
moving spectacle,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-20
FIGHTING 1 DESpER.IDO.
An Escape from Court Room. and the sher-
in'r Officers Pursuit.

Ynstnrd1,, nft.rn1,n thn nri,,i,oI ol,,,.,
room WAS thrown into conlmoton by the es-
cap" oi convict G; NJ MncN Hams. who had
in The p"mtn.Hry 10y Judge logwoois TIE
rnhrse nrnE the malicious shooting y Wash
"i. hls lawyer made motion io ilN Ma"Wi-
minus hhiL ana ms had been lone. ut 81 900.
AMI ms lawyer mat announced that his bonds
III, IA were ready t. 90 on NE bond;
m charge. now saw MacNilliams got ~ and
attempt - leave q" court room. lie at once
slopp'd nun, ana MatM illlams apologilcd and
returned 10 ms sent. INA a few minutes judge
WOOD cntd deputy Sh"rlu Drryius. and
whi" lliht vlll'"r WIS taking 70 the Court at the
out 81 the court room through the hallway. and
mo Nam STIR ~ 10y ihe main entrance. He was
s',h 10 run down inphf street,
Deputy Shrrlils lrohiuS, MrMahon, Cannon,
nhl Inwc,i A 3nr" got horses and started in
nIISnVu MrMah9n ana cannon went together.
Whllc inWrll ana Bruadu- went in different
directions. but they All met near Olympic park.
some three mllr- out un the Louisville Railroad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-20
GLASS Nun SHOOTING.
DIR. Carver. the California Marksmhn, Makes
brilliant Score Ia Detroit.

For several days the crack marksmcn and
Detroit sportsmcn in general have b,sn in ex-
pectation Of u visit Of the famous rifle shot. Dr.
" +. Carver. Of California. ami Yesterday after
noon between two and thrHo hundred persons
await the exhibition.
Ats "'clo ! urpmpiy the Do'tor put in an ar
stockings and weighs 800 pounds. His large
aud well sluIcd head sits sIu.rtiy upon his
broad shoulders. ana is covered with slightly
waving dark auburn hair. which was cpmbed
straight ga j uud fell nearly to his shoulders.
His strong Textures wcro continually lighted
with slight smile, and IN repo.' indicate per-
lrct physical rir"ngth. while hl- conversation
and general behavior indicate man of liberal
Information AMI culture.
Previous to hi-arrNal. n larrel filed with the
Bpgurlus glass balls and % BENNINGTON rlle had
been lying uuun the table whcre he was to
tho audience After having prepared every
thing for the exhibition. the Doctor shot al four
or five glass balls. breaking most of them.
Then followed ihetr-t 81 breaking So ont of loo
a. model Of 1873, lnading forty grains Of pow
der. and stood with his face to the north. i'm
the shadow Of the grand stand, Before lim.
ana about thirty feet away, stood the boy who
threw the balls. The bulls wcr" green glass
spheres, about two inches in diameter. ami
wcr" thrown from twenty 10 thirty tort high.
Carver stood with funt firmly pla 'od the left one
before the right. With rife stock resting NJ tho
hip. and with both Dyes open, Tie shooter gives
the word, up 90 the glasses. She rile cracks lust
to the ground. Carver Keeps both eyes open
when sighting. never laii- To- drop the stock of
his riil" to his hlp alter zach shot, raises his
gun with a movement which is a marvel of ra-
makes Il useless motion. lie broke 81 out Of loo
balls,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-20
DIED.

BANcKER-on Sunday 10th inst. OF scarlet fever,
Charles A. Youngest sou OF William ID. and Jersey A
Banckcr aged years and months
Private funeral from residence OF his parents $50 Inn
ton av, Brooklyn. on Tuesday morning. 2lst inst, Al
1890
BEACn-At East Otto, n. Y. recently the Rev. Angus
tus Beach aged ~ years lie graduate Of Williams
College active anti slavery worker aud about thirty
six years age gave up his property expecting the world
To end III lsIJ -
CARR -On sunday, May 10, Edward Carr, in the e4th
year NJ his aye
The friends of the deceased and member. of the New
York Associated Veterans of the Mexican War, are
specially invited to attend the funeral from ~ Elm II,
corner Of Worth. Oh Tuesday morning, May q, at IL
O'Clock
KRf0BAuN-rn Charlton county. Mo-. May 3, jobs
krigbaum Sr aged ~ years native Of FrcdcricktOwn,
Nd lie was veteran Of 1872 had not tasted intoxp
eating liquors for sixtyhye years, and never at
tended by . phi yscian.
Lowering oxford. Me. May 10. Mrs Abigail
Lowering, aged ln2 years and g months
MALANEY On Saturday, MAY IL. Jane wife Of the
late James Malancy. IN the 18th wear Of her age.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from the residence Of her daughter $50 West
JIth st on Tuesday. May 81, ut O'Clock
OWENS-ln Norfolk, Va, May II. Col Thomas y,
Owens aged 81 years native OF Baltimore. officer u
hahone's brigade during the civil aiterward first
Mason
RYAN-May IL, Timothy RYAN native Of Charlaville.
county Cork. Ireland. aged ~ years
Friends requested To attend the funeral Monday,
MAY 20. at2 " from his late residence 3sis Oak A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-20
Vermont. New Political Party.


t1nD NE i4fiuiqh1a fffs Fffs
A new party has just been born in YER
mOnt-thOugh but few II OuI voters know any
thing about it-callcd tho Native American
party whose doclalalon of pr.n piles IL in
effect ms follows. Every law whl"h tends to
make the rich richer and the poor poorer are
IN outrage on American lholt,s.' llt viii be
noticed that the new party has lrokcn loose
alike from the oorrupting influence Of old or
ganizuions and granmarJ " There should he
no privileged clasS the laws should defend but
not ahridgo the rights oil the people; public
Offices should he filled by native born citizrns,
chosen tor their moral and intellectual worth.
rather than for their wealth or political nfu-
cuco; foreigners should not be- eniranchisrd
until they understand and 0ppreflnie our lnsll-
tut,s. and become naturallIrd in principles
and sympathy; .-i' cnlruncniscmont should
hcsullH.t to "du e'dlonal quHllll atiunS no pub
poses; wuls are UNJUST and blruarle, ana in
tern0tioual courts should b" established. A
convention 10 bee composed of ono delegate
from caeh town Np b" chosen june 2nl, is called
10 meet At Montprher July I. to pat u state
ticket la uomluutIon. ana county tickets are to
bee nominated July X.
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along made, voted 10 accept both alike. the in
tcntlon being still further to humiliate the No-
publican members.
Tho caso had now become more troublesome
add to their embarrassment came u letter adj
dressed to n prominent Democrat in the House,
from THO Democratic Executive Committee Of
the soldiers Homo ut Dayton. begging the ma
Jorty to drop O'Conner for they knew him
well. and knew lin To be thief pcrIurcr do
scrter and so on-n bitterer letter than pre-
viuus proceedings had developed on either
sid": Then came Il letter from tho Warden Of
tho Michigan prison to Democrat who had
Voluntocred to do q little investigating on his
own hoOk'-and this threw cloud over O'Cun-
nrr's letter oi clcarancc from The one time
Deputy Warden. The pertinent inquiry was
nut; Why, Il he was not the convict did he
not 60 straight 70 the prison. and get an official
during the last ten years.
The session WIS drawing to n close, Whatever
use OConncr was good for he could be put To
while an inquiry was going on, and the inquiry
could be made 10 last to the time set for adj
Juurnmcnt. So il was ordered. OConncrs res
iGnntion. fllcd with the speaker was not pre-
scptod to the House. because II was found that
If accepted II would be- by party vote. and the
majority. grown cautious by humillating expo
ricnce would not take the responsibility.
Corncred now aud realizing that the partisan
wall that had kept him in was broken. ne be-
came defiant. and denied the right Of the House
To 20 behind his certificate OF naturalization.
wllich is Of date subsequent to his release from
prison. He even found some lawyers OF small
reputation who undertook To 80 present his
case. Living witnesses met him face t9 lite be-
Thrcc-Fingered Jack, until he ceased To
make denial. Proof of the facts being abuu
dant, the question was brought To- the House to
decide what should b. done. and his seat was
declared vncant-G6 to 49,.
The hill to reorgRnizc the Soldiers, and Sail
ors Orphans Home. introduced by Mr.. OCon;
among the other political achievements OF Dem
ocrats at the state Capitol this winter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-20
WIN. A. WHEELER SERENA DIED.
DevotinG his Response Mainly TO Praise OF
hts Gucst, Mrs. Hayes.

MALONE, May 19.--William A. Wheeler ar
rived home yesterday. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Hayes. her little daughter Hattie and Mrs
Woodwork. wife Of DIR. Woodwork Of Wash
ington. who came to pay Mr. Wheeler a visit
and to take trip through the Adirondacks. At
about Q o'clock last evening the Malone Cornet
Band and the Malone Glee Club scrcnadcd Mr..
Wheeler and his visitors. In anticipation Of
some such event n largo concourse Of citizens
had assembled near Mr.. Whc"ler's house
which was brilliantly lighted After tho band
had played several stirring pieces. Mr. Wheeler
.qme ,nut upon "a" verania. ac ompanicd hy
Mrs. Hayes. Ihtlr appearance WIS tho signal
for prolonged and hearty applause After the
applause had subsidized. Mr. Wheeler stepped tp
tho front of the vcranda and spoke ~ follows:
Ny tau Sts Your 'woci not,s II welcome are STRAIT.
w'h mat ihrv are u0i inrudoi for nc alone IN ti,s
rc.rri. ior M, ci..ui.i,d ercst-tic worthy wic "
,l ,mci Nn-',trat n ihe national woman who IN tho
IMITATION. iui The sincere REGARD " the American poo
iIri, ,ct f,t' we ., a,, '''; n, ', NY
n 10 r'n.' amy thai hlni n.iicrton 'nf others which
MR. ia,c. b. ihc trr tcn, o am Amcrlrtr W0mln and
~ peg Who'll. Dog lH.f tNe t't thar uic m0-f oNlitd
b nsn,c i'nlcr t ,i IT. n,Ht r ,,. rnrt M
no' ',u YOU HAT no al'.cnec however r.lousoi ~
ra,c OF inv Urn ami i,. rcnre E,,ry return home
!"l- .r r NOR n my nli irrnd. un.-ng through ihe
~ a.. WI my attachment cnlargcs tor the survivors
r.,t ,, H. ~, .',. , ~ ,s'i,.ue t"W nave w
ni.ht ''''
While Mr. Wheeler was speaking Mrs Uavcs
remained standing ON tho Vcranda. ard after
b. hnd concluded they both entered the house.
The Gle" Club then sang Homo Again.
Fireworks We're SIT of ia the park adjacent to
inc house. ana then the crowd dispersed.