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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-03-30
4 ,ited States Naval Academy.

The Course of instruction ut the United
States y val Academy mt Annapolis now
occupies six years. the Last two of which
,rc .l"'nt nj ,'.'l. The term OF study has
several tii.i'@ b ,nn changed.
IL lsjl live years after the founding
ofthn institution by Hon. George Ban.
craft, =. ''lry of the Navy-th. course
".'c'iil Il ''''r''n years. Tho next year it
..'c'ipi .uur years.
Tie ,r'> vt term was flxs upon I'm
~ Tan u lltcs younger than fourteen
II iin,h.r five feet in height are not nj
l'wrl rs Try the examination. The
e'H.rvlaion OF the school Is left to the
Navy Department.
Each niafnbcr of the Tnitrl States
States House OF Representatives has the
appointment of ono naval cadet. The
Disiri, of Columbia has one appointment
1T H. disposal and the President may
name ten caa,li,latcs.
The number of cadets admitted to the
Academy yearly is limited mt Twenty-Five
Who arc chosen from those showing the
sratcst proficiency Mt tho competitive
examination. Successful candidates are
pail 500 per year. and appointments
Ag.' made As room and vacancies occur
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-03-30
HUNTING THE POSTUM.
How tho Little Animals are Captured Not
Very Good Eating.

was talking with Southern man
about the oppssum. Thc Southern man
n Georgian, by the WHY, said ''Thc pos
sum Is not what hos cracked up to lc
j used to hunt him feSffs ago when WIS
young, bit [ hunted him for the snort
and not for himself.
''Thcrc Is something very picturesque
and fffqttart about II 'posslinl or q coon
hunt. 'possum hunt differs from all
other hunting In that d good ''possum
hunter docs not use bis GIN at All
"A possum or COZ. dog u thin NANCY,
cur-likc dog, and big torch, are all that
he needs. Tho hunting is always at
night. The dog finds the postum and
Then the hunter climbs up torch in hand,
and grabs the 'possum.
Tho light OF tho torch dazzles tho
eyes of tho 'possum, and his instructive
stimulation OF death makes il cnsy to
catch him. The hunter must take caro-
that the 'possum does not fall to the
ground. II it does thoro will be
1,ght-nOt between tho dog and the
Iossum, but between tho dog and his
master for possession of tho 'possum.
my interest In the coon, however,
ends when he is caught. l would as
lievc as not that the dog ate him then.
lie looks too much like n rat for my
stomach, and tastes too coarse and greasy
squirrel is much BETTER
''The 'possums seem as numerous IA
ever" said n ,vitginian, "and they seem
to hc hunted just as zcalously. i don't
think they are particularly good eating.
Tho darkics like 'possum, just as they
like COARSE ficf food of any sort but il
'possum were not II traditional dclicacy
very few white men would cat il.
''Of cdt!rse you hayo heard tho classic
possun story which Is always told when
'Posslrn Is mentioned? Nor
well; an old darkey once caught u
'possuni ono cold Thanksgiving Day, end
taking 1t home to his cabin, built up ;he
fire and put 1t III tho pot. Then he l%ld
down, tired out, with his feet to tho ire,
darkcy fashion; and went to sleep.
AS hU lay there snoring whild tho
timber; bfiglit-cycd youth, glidcd into thc
cabin: Hd took In tho situation in II
moment: Tho 'possum was ready to be
eaten, and its strong aroma filed the
room.
.'Stcpbns softly to the fire the grace
less youth took the pos-, M, out of tho
pot and rapidly devourcd its gamcy flesh,
chnckling softly to himself as he did So
When he had eaten all there was to eat
he gathered tho bones In Il little pln be-
aide the frcplacc, and then sincaring Il
little OF tho 'posstim grease on tho moath
and nose of tho sleeping man lie stole
softly outs
by and by old Pompcy awohd. Tho
air was redolcnt of boiled 'possum-tlto
old mans mouth watcrcd. Rising slowly
TO his feet he took tho lid off the pot and
looked in. 'Jcfusha mighty no ex-
claimed. its done gone
"Thcn. glantnS down ut the fireplace,
he saw the whitendd bones, and passing,
his hand over his mouth ho felt md
smcllcd tho 'posslin grease. \ broad
Good Lawd (! he exclaimed, L done for
got ate him."
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-"~- COUNTRY LYCEUMS. yS,~1


Encouragement for Aspiring Young People.
The country lyceum is sometimes made
the subject OF ridiHiilt: It's woill-he
poets and orators DIRE laughed at and the
subjects its members ,'isr,l,s iir, SOME
times absurd and not wcll-iimcd. But
great things have often conit from these
laughcd-at speaHrts and ofators In coun-
try literary soticties or lyrcums.
Men who have made their first speeches
In these lycciims have sometimes made
their last In the halls OF Congress.
Writers who have CONF timidly and ircm-
lingly forward to read their first cs-
says in little cohntry school-roons have
Lad the world FOR their stage ami its
delighted people for their hearers in
after years.
Every school district should have Il lit
cr;lry society for tho long winter even
ings. 1t Is n ncvcr-failng source of
enjoyment, and good Is sure to come
from II.
Almost cSt,fy neighborhood has readers
and thinkers who can discuss clearly
and intclligcntly all topics of general
interest.
Every ncighhorhood has an organ and
singers and II the music Is not very
good and the singing not good ut all. n
desire may at least be awakened for
something better.
taste for good reading good music.
good stories, good singing and for good
in all things has been created in country
lycrumS.
Ridiculous things may be said and
Gone. but very wise man once wrote,
lIo who hath not dram OF folly in his
I,iIturc hath pounds OF much worse mat
ter In his composition"
The amusing things of life play n most
inp"rtatt part in bringing about general
srpiness and general good. Every man
and every wonah is better for Il hearty
laugh once IN a while.
literary society for voting .woplc, and
particularly young people living In quiet.
f'iral distrcis, should always have an
'nnlcn, W run In 1t and happily this cle-
Lien, is s,,idom missing in such societies.
Il Youths Companion.
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NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
CasSius NJ Day. Home 1862
LAND oFFicR AT LEWISTON, IDAHO

LAND OFrIcR AT LEWISTON. IDAHo.I
March II, 1888
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
Judge of the District Court lst Judicial Dist
rict Idaho, or in his absence before the Clerk
OF said Court ut Mt. Idaho. l. l., on May s. 1883,
viz:
CASSIUS NJ. DAY. HOME l16e.
For the seih sel4 sec 81 and So swla, sw14 sel4
SET So Up 81. II r. Sc, b III.
llH names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF said land viz:
Peter II. Ready, John Rice. Charles Nc
Cresdy and John a. Swarls, all of Granseville.
Idaho.
ii-l6. FRANCIS F. PATTERSON, Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-03-30
NOTICE FOR PRE.EMPTIos pRooY
Nils VI. Lindguist, n. s., 3.S45.
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON, IDAHO,

Nils NJ Lindguist, II. s., 3.345
LAND OFFICE At LEWISTON. IDAHO, !
February %, 1855.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler he's filed notice Of his intention
TO make fnel proof in support OF his claim.
and that said proof will be made before u. +.
Morris, Clerk of Court, LIST Judicial District
at Mt Idaho. l. T.. on March 81, lSss viz:
NILS VI. LINDGulSr, ID. e., B34S
For the sci. swi4. aud swiA sell see 26, and
nei4 nwl4. nwl4 nelt sec 81, tp 81. mr. W b. IN.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
OF, said land, viz:
Joseph O. Peasley, Frank shisslcr. Joseph
Spencer, OF Rustic, Idaho. and Andrew Jor-
censor, of Cottonwood. Idaho.
31'i2 FRANCIS +. PATTERSON, Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-03-30
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTIoN PROOF.
Edward b. Kcrlee, u. s. e.il3.

EDWARD II. kcrIee, D. 5. ., iI3.
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON, IDAHO,
March H. 1888.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
TO make final proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Is. +. Morris.
Clerk of the Court LIST. Judicial District Idaho
at his Office, Mt. Idaho, on April 81, 1885, viz:
EDWARD b. KERLEE, D. .. 2,4i3.
For the VII nei4 and W.. SEA, sec. 20, tip. 81
II r 20 Il. M.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of said land viz:
william W stllwell, william l.. Costley
George Is. Crea, aud Peter Riebold, all OF Mt
Idaho, |. T.
1915 FRANCIS y. PATTERSON. Register
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-03-30
NOTICE
us. LAND OFFICE, LEWISTON, IDAHO.

U. S. LAND OFFICE, LEWISTON, IpAHo,l
March 10, 1888.
Complaint having been entered at this office
by HUGH THOMAS against JOHN H. THOMAS
alleging that said John II. Thomas was not a
citizen of the United States before or since he
made his Homestead Entry No loss, dated Sept,
3, 1882 upon the nh seia, swli sels md lot l. sec
3l tp 81, r G, in Idaho County. Idaho, with n
view to the cancellation of said entry; the said
parties and oil parties in interest are hereby
summoned to appear before D. +. Morris, Clerk
of the District Court LIST Judicial District, Idaho
at Mt. Idaho, !. r.. on the 18th day of May 1883,
at 10 clock \. NJ, to respond and furnish testi-
mony concerning said allegations, which testl-
mony win be heard and decided By this Office
on the oath day of May 1858.
FRANCIS +. PATTERSON, Register.
o.4ltd CHARLES NJ. FOREE, Receiver.
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NEW THIS WEEK.
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

OFFICE OF Co. SCHOOL SUIT, IDAHO Co., IDAHO.
March 90. 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the next regular
examination of applicants for teachers certif-
icates for Idaho County, Idaho will be held in
the Court House Mt Mt. Idaho, on the First
"Wednesday in May MAY the 2nd) 1883. Exam
ination will begin at 10 o'clock A. M. APPLICANTS
will be examined in Physiology aud Hygiene
All certificates and permits now in force will
expire on the second day OF May.
II. ROBBINS,
Co. Sup't of Schools
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3I
n NyvNX- sEYi ~
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

HAVING SOLD AN INTEREST IN MY
4 business 1t Is absolutely necessary that /
collect my Accounts in order to meet the de-
mands of my creditors. who are pressing for
payment of their claims. therefore give no
uce TO all persons knowing themselves in
debted to me To please call and settle the same
at once, or shall have to place the accounts
in the hands Of an attorney for collection.
Grangeville. !, r., C. u. WOOD
March !, 1855 3Sti
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DEpEMprIoN OF COUNTY WARRANTS.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
County Warrants will be paid ON presentation
OF the same TO the County Treasurer at his
said Warrants ceases after this date, Ia wit:
Oh GENERAL FUND, Series of 1850: Nos llS
49, TO 2l. l2S ia, l2h, l26 1877 1913 49, l30 1871
ia, %, 163 l3a. l3i, 1885, 137, l3s, i'll and lf2
Oh CURRENT EXPENSE FrNp, Series of 1856:
Nos. go 10 aG5, consecutively and Inclusive.
Also No. l. Series OF 1857.
on BRIDGE FUND, Series OF 1887: Nos u, 81
JOHN BOWER,
Mt Idaho, J. T., County Treasurer
Feb 81, 1858. Idaho County, l. T.
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NEE PIERCE WAR CLAIMS.

A IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
N the Government arising out OF the Neg
Perez war OF 1877 will please call on me at once
MS ! have made arrangements to vigorously
prosecute all such As are placed In my hands.
2Wh J. w. PARKER,
Attorney al Law,
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BIS M A REX!

TNHIS wELL-KNOwN STALLION WILL
l. make the Season at Daniel Miler's Ranch,
near Grangeville. BISMARCK is a msgnif-
cent bay horse, stands l6 hands high. and
will compare with any horse in the County.
PEDIGREE:
BISMARCK'S Father was sired by an
English Draught and Percheron horse, from
IA Rather and Spread Eagle mare BiSmark's
dam sired by OLD BISMARCK at Walla
WSMARCK'S Dam was sired by old Pol
Jones, of Salem, oregon.
TERMS:
Four Dollars, Six Dollars, end Eight Dollars
For further particulars call on Daniel Miller
or on the proprietor:
40-vSnl T. J. DAVIS.
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STOCK BRANDS.

Stock Brands, with cut OF animal, will be
published in the FREE PRESS for $40 per year.
Large cuts made to order and charged for ac-
cording to space occupied. Payable IN advance.
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NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTioN PROOF.
Kate surrldse. d. s, 1856.

Kate Surrdse. d. $. 1856.
LAND OFFICE AT LEwIsToS, IDAHO.
February 81 1855
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has died notice of her intention
that said proof will be made before Ben r.
Morris, Clerk of District Court, First Judicial
District Idaho Territory. ut his Office at MI
Idaho, |. T.. on April !. 1855 viz:
NATE SUREIDGE, ID. s. 1856.
For the eia nwia and vi. nei.. sec. %, tp. ST.
nr3c =. m.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of, said land. viz:
JEFF. ID. Hendren. James Witt, James h. Sloan.
William Coran. all OF Mt. Idaho. Idaho.
3s-t3. FRANCIS Y. PATTERSON, Register.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY !!
j. b. SLATER,
Real Estate Agent ct
IRELAND. IND.


4
10 serse ~ niles east q Hunsusbsrs - serss n
timber. balance IN cultivation. 10 scses 10 meadow
loG house and barn. rood orchard. good farm. Price
Is scrss. nile scuss q Huntipsbuse. 8 acre. /,
eulsivstion. bssrss 10 timber. goed frame houss sn<
barn. god orchard, plenty q water. Price 90 ps
sers; hals down; balance % cosy terms.
nss's ssS 81, sss ,ss = nssssssss re rooms AZ
Idovn; easy tsrns for baIanss.
| farm cf1I3 scrss one mile seuth q Ireland "a
for nile. .s.t q ':spss ssess 9 se,ss y euivs
eoc6 name heuss ana LOG Stable very eoo1 fam,
Price - per acrs; terms easy.
look acrss * mil vest Of Ireland s serss cleared
s Ss su sss ' :s: e:
veii tost little rolling; enough good timber a
pay for e; plenty efvsssr; mile q new B = IoG
sncs II one and too years ate per cent
west from Ireland. 100 acres cleared balance 10
ssr soeS sas hsass va O. room. sesd ss. Sc
eiI ssIs go dssn. balance % vssy sssy terms.
- sesss. * miles nerth .wese Of rrsla.d : p::s-
IRON Jasper % twe gosd soeds $50 acres essrsd bal
ancs 10 good timber. some itfis oct land rood two
sers. -
azsx aerss. about $50 acres ~ eultivsou. TO ,os
heesss. orchard Pieey e esod water Land rsllIDe
=. V ~'--~s S-S - ~~s~s 49, eoe4p xaxMs
~ serss. 10 elssrsa END 10 ealsvass. - 1. euo1
vhise eak timber. gcod barn almost nsu Goed houss
= so az ,. Sc -, EN-
usss q Ireland. Prtss osooo; ssrns essy. splso-
did graia and stock farm very desirable.
- serss. sboss = acres esarsd good frame house
sn1 eos1 lfsne 40 barn. eood orc2srd. Ssh pond.
80 ssisslssd. 8 Per ss's: terms easy. '''
~ ssrs: e whiss riysr. me: nsssh q Dwell.
ming. ~ scres N good poplar and white oak timber.
enooGh timber % mere than half pay Tor farm. good
frame house. feed lots and plenty 81 living water
4 very good farm. - PER scre; terma easy.
~ acrss - acres cleared balance n TIMBER good
new frame house. good nsv frame house. cot about
~ good barn. good young orchard plenty u
pars % the lard broken. balance rolling good soil
oomo 81 he farm little worn, miles vest of Jasper
oo public road spIendtd stock and grain farm. prlce
90 per scrs halfdown end easy terms % balance.
HOUSES AND LOTS. P0RTERSvILLE
rood frame dwelling snd store hosse, beth alnest
new o. land good fencing and plenty Of fruit
sress and small fFus Of al kinds; n good part Of
tovn- Prizes $50; terms sasy; very dssIFasle prop
srty.
DwsIlIng. harm store house. and lots q Porters-
ville good orchard, store house almost new two o-
ries high and - -, good counters and shelving IN
fsct everything y gcod sheps end one u he best pla-
e. ID Southern 1ndane for store, rich farming
ccuoery a aroon6 Good church and school, end goed
people. Price ol1oo; o6oo cash. and balance n sx
en1 twelve msnt1s- Geo1 chance for sens ons %
:: s:a 81; s. i': 81.
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INVENTION = :: :::: 4: !: Il :: u:

neshea 40 systen q verk tksi en- - psss1si "a
sves Qe eeuns.y vi!aeue separating ~ workers. tsm
sl1ss eez yoeng o. Cd; special abi1ig requlrsd
.es oss1s1 yoe sre started cut nee Cut shis
SSs ~ fean g q ene .e WIN ssnd you nee, eone-
eeast ye9 q ouslnees which viii bring 700 - more
neeeY hight ewoy. than anything else q Ne world
&C., e.s,s ne. Address fnsI c.. Augusta ~.
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MINI N Rewarded ere thoss who read this
and then ct; they vim asd honorable
leAV11UA iroS icsir ie me- ssd is.i i ns
pro0o ere lsrge and for every ,ndualrons per-
-. many have made md are nov mailing several
1un1reo doaro month u q engy fer eoy one - Doke
- and upvards per day. vho = willing tovork Ether
81 yeung % old; capital BOT needed " start you.
Everything new. Ne special ability requireds ron.
enee Tor TN perticuIars, which " nah se. Address
SuuDou Co Portland. Name.
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no IMTOx|cAmTS WILDE ALLOWED
SOD d IL GROUNDS.

WITH Qpeaheavted fnie1dship
and Qpe6haBded Generosity. We
|extend g the common Brother.
HOOD Of Mankind, 10th within
and without Dubois County. the
|.igtt hand Of Fraternity and
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PROGRAM

l. Firing Of National salute q early dawn
Music By the famous jasper Star Band
virtually Band Of Professors, every
member being IN expert in the ari
Their music would charm Calypso and
her nymphs, and attract al lovers q
they wander among the Druidic oaks
and vim-cIad wales Of the Picnic
grounds. Music BY Conrad Eckert's
Martial Military Band -"As We 70
Marching Through Georgia" ETC.. etc.
Martial songs BY Post and Camp.
3 Pole-raisIDg 10 Jaspsr st 8 90 I. -.
Hosting Of he National Dag q 9 90
3. Grand Trade and Mercantile Proces-
sioa terminating q the Grove, q 10
= Al The Grove Reading ths Declara-
tiou q Independence 81 Prof. a. ~.
SWEENEY. Speaking. By Col. }. ID.
ARMSTRONG, The q. A. r. orator,
and oshor speaker, Who will make
pleasing and patriotic, but very abort
speeches
= Dinner-Ine table VIII b special
feature eager arpetites will Be fully
satis0eds gormandixers may laugh
with delight: eplcure&us' mouths will
water with dosire for The viands.
/.
= psne'ng-Lerpeicnore, the Goddess q
dancing. will display her charms BY
inviting All Rho desiPo a trim n mall
hnuoue music The light fantastic toe
on spIendid platform. A baggage
room for storing bundIes, bsskefs,
wrape, Etc., Will b attached convent
ent y re dancing. aoo!, n care q
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c1rssw SHAH nee Ring To-night nss!
Our Ovn c.onlsy -clennis Dosse
Pluck BoDar Taylor.
whistle Daughter Willie Joseph-
Hood Of Y eoFo-AlIce nelchios
a Naughty Gin Matte Milburn-
4 0igu Board LiEsIo BreoG
Enchanlmone ~ Emma Leming.
Dluo and Gsay-Iola Cox.
Or Day Nearer Ho0o>Anaie H0neor
FotoP oorGhom q Lovo-f. 4. Bo(z
GsouaWsY-Jessle TrsyDor.
One by Ooo-L izlo Ebert.
~ I 0boold Die To-nighe- 11aGEIo Corn
McClnno'o Chll6 Nay EIforl
Wien she FDarly oases Un1bld Mar
0oacat.
Clarisy--l faetie MIIborn.
a RooD % ChIIdhoo6-C 1om. Ooano
nj Perkins O Childeoo-R. Clarke.
Condy Fu1ll1--L1ehor Parker.
A6droos b Prof A. y. Sweeney.
Presentation Of Diplomas o. county
was mo1e ~ oupt SWeoney
% Miso uoGgio Wilson, graduate d
1851 on6 - Misses Jessie Traylor. MAG
- Corn, and Masters Bomar Traylos
nd Cloumio 3 Doaoe, gradusles 81
|oo4 = handeono diploma, anthori1sd
y 4ichiGaD institute Of learning. 10
- glve9 . The county graduate Attain
oG (ho highest overngo this year u ovory
ownohip ID Indiana q NE examinafio
- awarded ~ ~ 6uperintondene %
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NOTICE OF INs0LvENCX.

Gsarnsr. dseeassd.\ xs....
|NOTICE Il hereby given that upou
~ petition 6led in said Court By VII.
liam GearDer, Administrator Of said
estate, setting Up TIE insuflciency Of the
estate OF said decedens TO pay tie debll
end liabilities thereof. the Judge Of said
Court did, On the 23d day Of April, 1oeo
6nd aid estate % b probably insolveut,
end ordered the same 20 b settled &C.
|cordingly. The ereditors Of said estate
are therefore hereby notified o. such Ia.
oo'veocy. and required 20 die their elaine
against oaid estate for allowance.
WILLIAM GEARxRR, Adn'r.
JONI 4 BRE7z. Attorney.
June !, 1888 -3W.
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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1888-08-17
Family Reunion.

The annual reunion of the fam
lily of Rev. J. B. Mitchell, d. ID.
and wife was held at the old home
in this city Monday and was a
most enjoyable affair. The chill
dren present were as follows: DIR.
J. i. Mitchell, Rev. and Mrs. B.
p. Fullerton and son, Hugh
Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S.
Mitchell, Mr.. o. NJ. Mitchell of
Kansas City; R. G. Mitchell, Esq.
Macon City: Rev. and Mrs. J. W.
Mitchell and children, Emmett.
Callie and James, of Armstrong,
Mo-, and Mary f. Mitchell. The
eldest daughter, Mrs. McDavid of
Illinois and Mrs. Henry johnson
of Linneus, Mo, being absent. Ia
addition to these the following re-
iatives and friends were present:
Mr. J. S. Dysart, { brother of Mrs.
MITCHELL and children, Laura and
Lassie, Higbee, Mo-, Miss Mary
Dysart, Macon Mo; Mr.. and Mrs.
W. L. Baird and daughter, Alta,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Brasfield, Rev.
and Mrs. g. W. Sharp and daugh-
ter, Nirgie, DIR. and Mrs. G. A.
Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Smith, Mrs. NJ. B. Hammond,
Mrs. M. 3. Nelson and Miss Anna
and May, Edith and Anna Andrae,
Mrs. Helen Richey and daughter,
Hila; Miss Alice Orr, Mr.. W. J.
Wilkes and children Glenn,
Grace and Willie, DIR. and Mrs.
Mitchell and indeed the whole
company will ever remember the
occasion as a bright oasis in their
lives. G.