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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-19
When the MheeIearrew Was Invented.

Now writer in the French scienunc
journal La Nature calls attention to an
old book printed in 1855. in which Is a
curious wood engraving that represents
a single wheeled barrow pushed along
hv ial,orer. Another plate of the same
hook shows a tramway car running upon
rails. This puts the use Of the wheel
bsrrow hack more than hundred years
.srl;ar than the time of Pascal
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-19
un.iness ,ien,s Mrit.ng Desk,.

Every man knows how dear to h
heart is that pet abomiuation of women
the desk hitter. Every man protests II II
he disturbed. and declares with en-
phasis that he can always find what he
is looking for if his desk or table be let
alone, while the sight of it TO women
creates an intense desire TO clear it up.
The desks of some men are curiositles in
this regard, and there is probably none
in town to compare with that of Francis
B. Thurber.
The double desk used by 81. K. Thur
her and his brother dates back nearly
6fty years. 1t stands on four turned
legs, has a sloping writing hoard and
two small cases of pigeon holes. one al
each side. F. B. Thurber's share OF II |;
piled with papers clear across the por
tiou on which the owner is supposed Il
write.
As q result that owner writes on pa
nlaoed on his knees, and it is excessivei.
funny to see him rise slightly IN III
chair in order that he may reach owe
| the barricade he has erected and dip HI
nen into tie ink. Mr.. Thurber mus
have a marvellous memory to be able I
End ANYTHING in the pile before niiii.'
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
Palestine Times.

The l.. T. L. will have a Demoresi medal contest Friday. April % Adulis- sion. ten cents. The pubic generally are urged to give these young people their hearty support
 The wonan's Christian Temperance union had their weekly meeting at the church last Thursday afternoon 1'he meeting was well attended and additional members entered the lists.
 Mrs. L. 4. Wilkinson of Hernando. Miss, is visiting her sons. C. M- and l. I. Wilkinson. She is accompanied by her daughter, Miss Lucy. wEo is making her frst visit to Arkansas. We hope she will like P4lestin ne well enough to come often in the future
 The board of aldermen and the citizens generally deserve credit for being public spirited Sufficient subscription was raised in a few hours last Thursday for building sidewalks, and before night the work was begun, and now Palestine is beginning tO have quite a city-like ap- pezrance. When the work is finished Palestine will be ahead of any other town of it's size in every reSsect-
 The exercises al the sehooihouse Fri day afternoon were largely attended The debate was the chief attraction. The subject, Resolved, That tobacco is more destructive 10 man than alcohol The judges decided in favor Of the negative. But public opinion was about equally di- yided, as both sides were well argued. The negatives were Glennie Howell and James SuIcer. Afirmatiyes, II ugh COifey and Fannie Siigh.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
Grand Jury's Report.
no ,hc Hon. Gran, Green. Jr.. judge:

To tne Hon GFAnf GreE1- JF-s mage
 We. the grand 1ury, having completed our work and beaBg now ready to adjourn. beg leave 10 submit this report Of our labors:
 We have cndeayOred to discharge our duty faithfully and have tried 70 leave no work u1- done that we should have done and 10 do no of Law coming 10 our knowledge have been inquired into and action taken in each case as in our opinion seetned proper.
 We have returned forty-nine trae-oiiiz into court.
 Our whole body visited the jail. and find that the prisoners confined therein are made Gs comfortable as possible under the circum- staDcse- fney report 10 us that they have been well fed We want to call rhe attention of the court 70 the fact that our jaiihouse is .n very bad condition. is old and cecayt1g--in fact. is not rt place to conI1e any class Of human beings. be they ever So unfortunate Or guilty: besides. it is In suea condition that prisoners cannot be made secure in case any serious attempt IS made oy them 10 escape. Our county needs new jail. so constructed as Ia secure our prisoners from escape and at the same time secure to them the largest degree Of comfort consistent with their unfortunate condition.
 Our county p-oorhosse being some distance out in the country we have had no CppoFfu- nity 60 Yssg 5s- but learn from reliable sources that it is well lOokei-sfter and Its Inmates. swelye in number, made ss c0tnfortEtle As possible
 The commissioners Of accounts not having fled a report at this term Of fhe court. and pressing us. we will not be able to make compiete report of the accouats of sotae Of olT county officials We examiDed the records however. in the clerks Offce. and It gives us gsr-as pleasure tO say that gre have neFer seen better e more carefully kegd 0asce- The system. the neat Etyke ir V htcn the records re kept, the prumPtness with which rhe business of the ofice is s-tended to. deserves special comneRcGtion af ouF hands. and Ee eheerfli-
 The recorsss shcw tz.z ths fels5~iEs osGceEs
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
GRADUATING EXERCISES

At the Colored Public Highscbooi-Pre-
 sens~sien of DipIomas-
 Last Friday evening the First Bap- tist church was crowded to its utmds. capacity to witness the second ami yersaTy of the colo.ed public schools. The church was handsomely decorated with eyergreens and courteous usherS made everybody comfortable. The plat form WAS occupied by the choir. gradu- ates and teachers, and on the left the school directors of Forrest City. The programme was carried through in a splendid manner. and eyinced careful study ou the part Of the pupils and thorough knowedge of the principals and teachers.
 Prof. H. F. Strong's address on the ' Possibilities of the Human Intellect was masterly effort and was enjoyed by all. both white and black.
 It would not be amiss to state that the substitutes for the board of directors, Messrs- Tom Taylor. N. E. IZard. J. ". Beck. J. E. Stone. o. B. RolIwage and E. Landyoigt. filled the positions with becoming grace, and never fiincked un- der the shower of encomiums poured upon them. MT 0. E. Rnllwage, in a neat little address, presented the di- plomas.
 PROGRAMME
 GRADUATEs-PUBLIc SCHOOL COURSE saIatstory--If We Rest, We Rust"
 -.--.---..-.-... ...--Eirgie Belle Black bon Music .Messr- Moody. Graves, Borum
 Misses Waterford. .suxgs. Terrell Patriotism. Robert Posey Quarfetfe e.....--.-.-N Nee<rs. o. L. Moody. II. $.
 Graves, Misses Flora and Kate forum Tbe Reward Of study Mary Catherine Pueey PIano Solo-.........-.--.... Miss Matilda Dogan
 HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT. yaledictory Public Station"
 .-.-.-......... ........ Daniel June Williams Sol0---Ptee as Bird. %. Horace z. Graves Address to the Class Prof. H. F. Strong Presentztton of Diplomas
 ......--.-...-. By President Of School Board DIet. Misses r. J. and :. J. Waterford
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
THE CANNING FACTORY.
Where Loesred-The Lumber on thu
 Grou nd for the Building

It begins to look as though the can ming company really means business, the chronic crOaker to the contrary. notwithstanding. The site selected is the first block in the Cook addition on the west side of Rosser street. The company's lot is l63 by lS2 feet. and the dimensions of the buildlng will be 5S by 72 feet. The main building will be 30 by 72 feet. with q lean-to 20 by 72 feet IL Is considered this will furnish adequate room for present needs, and it is the purpose of the company to add to it as the business expands-which it is sure to do. Messrs. Beck tS Mon roe have the contract for erecting the the building. which IS sufficient guar antee that the work will be well per formed.
 A large number of contracts with farmers have been signed, and vege- tables sufficient to furnish the factory with material upon which to operate is thus guaranteed. Corn. beans. peas, tomatoes and sweet potatoes will be among the articles canned, and 1t Is proposed to supply none but the very best goods In this way the company expects 10 secure and hold a good bus mess The management of the COT ceTn is in the hands Of competent men, and we aTe sure that success will crown the enterprise. IL is the daty of every one in the community to lend all the assistance possibly, but all are not
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
WINE oE cAspuI for Weak ssrves
 Sold by J. J. Evans

Winthrop S Co. have just received two tons of ready mixed paints and white lead. These are best goods at rock bottom price,
 Our sales of Plantation Chill Cure exceed all others together. Ask for a bottle-we do the rest. For sale by Russell, Graham { Co.
 Plantation Chill Cure is phenome- nal seller with ns. We find il has mer- 1t, hence guarantee it. For sale by Russell, Graham & Co.
 The Chicago World Fair committee has passed resolution that every per son attending the fair shall take with them bottle of -Hepaticure.
 We could not afford to urge an arti- ele without merit. We not only urge but guarantee Plantation Chill Cure. For sale by Russell, Graham x Co. Try DLAck-CaAuGhT tea for DyspspsiA-
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29

We find credit Of sfzs to J. H. Potts cons ta- bie. c4rrie1 forward on the books This money ~ss collected by thss efacer and was properly due the county. bat appears as 6 credit from The fact that the magistrate VI ho iEnpo=e-d the dne failed fo eharEe Potts with it. There may be errors ia ssTerzl ct the EhoTe accounts. but they should all he s6 iErste6 bT the pruyeF aH- taoufisS a. speedily ss ps<-ilsss and. if due rte county, collected. IT not due. the accounts should be baAanced so that fhey would no longer cQnaber the books in the clerk of1ee-
 The magistrates Of the county have all made their reports as the law requires. except ]. RawiIESsDn- esq Our u1aeistrzreS' courts gre very important tribunals to tbe people of the county. and before we leave this part of our report VIC want t0 say it ts yery important that all cases coming within the Jurisdiction of the justice Of ihe peace should be promptly taken up and es nearly Es tbe iaw allows. disposed of ey thai court. Failure to do this on their part has. in many instaDees grown 10 be great evil and call rbe atfen ton os your honor to this in order that you may, in some degree. al least. lcssen the evil If al the cases coming within the jurisdiction of our magistrates could be disposed of properly hy them. the expense of our courts wosIid se greatly reduced and grand iuries could accom- plIsn t5esr work n half ghe tiun ncH required.
 Tbe road 0serseers Of The counry have been very prompt ir nling their reports. Ebich tFscG ard tbis is satisfactorily explained
 Teen exmTire1 and found to te in good c1l- cltson ara bear the lnPres- O. having a1ea .4ithl4ily ke2t- '. L. E2sElSs. EorcEzs~
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
Local and Personal Notes.

\. W. Jackson, Painter.
 Try J. II. Snyder's 3ifters-
 Trade with L. RoLLwAGE & Co. Go to J. J. Evans for silverware. VII Cate of Little Rock was in the city Saturday
 Cabbage and tomato plants for sale by R. T. Johnson.
 Try J. II. Snyder's Linirnsnt. Win thrcp & Co. agents
 Try the stud ebaker Wagon. l.. Ron- wage t O., sole Agents.
 Co to Russell, Graham t Co.'S for mowers and Ezkss. also lime
 Buy Hamiiton-Brown Boors and SHoEs at l.. Rollwage & Co. B.
 Ladies. misses and children cloaks at coSs. Russell. Graham & Co.
 Buy your SCHOOL Books and STA IIosEEY al L. Rollwage & Co. E.
 Russell. Graham < Co. are agents for the Eureka Moving Machines. Ar WfnE oF cAsoui. Toasc fos Women.
 Sold bv J. J. Evans. George g. Rowe of Little Rock was one of Wednesdays visitors in the city. Pure and fresh Drugs att. J. Evans Prescriptions carefully compounded You may get box of nice stationery xt the news stand cheap. Call and see il.
 Fresh cream bread-the most deliei- GUS of all breads-at W. F. Horney & Bros.
 0. J. Hendrix of Baltimore, Md. was registered at the Forrest City house Saturday.
 Buy your Lime, Cement. Fire Brick, Terra Gotta and Flue Pipe from L. Roilwage < Co.
 Largest. cheapest ard best stock Of goods ever brought to the city, at L. Rollwage & Co.'S
 A full line of FURNITURE kept constantly On hand at L. ROllwage < Co.'S, very cheap for cash.
 A safe investment. We guarantee you will never be sick if d course of He paticure" is taken spring and fall.
 A very complete line of Staple and Fancy Groceries may be found at Fus- sell, Graham & Co. 's at Rock Bottom figures
 Capt. Tom Day of Memphis, the com mercial traveller whom everybody is always glad to meet, was in town Tuesday.
 Just received at Russell, Graham t Co.'S lot of boys suits which they will sell for the next two weeks for Sl .25 per suit
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29

doing this. The growier has bobbed mp on this occasion. as he IS sure to do on all others. There are ''critters" wbs are gssing about with dismal faces. pre- dieting failure. They have no money invested in it, but they decTy the can nery at all times and to all p~rsOEs- About a dozen kicking machines should be purchased, buekled OH to these pes simists and turned loose
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
WARNING ORDER.

Pearl Cripper fby her gusrl-1
 ian John E. Hitsons PIf. In the Cir at
 tiosIF- nf -kf The New Rngiana Iortgage Frznc5s ClaIn- Security Co and the t'orSin fy, ArsGuszs Ba1kinx Co. Defetd2ut=-
 IL apDeariny from GfdaVits filed in this cause that the EoEn3n Ranking Co iS a non residegt Of inc state of arkmnszs- II is. tAerS- fore. ordered that the Corbin Banking Co enter Ifs appearance hereiH within thirty days and pse41- ans<er or oeIagr to the eaua- plsint Of Pearl Cripren. by her guardian. JOsn E. Wilson. and that copy Of tfIs oglie. De psstlfznssi eassCE we~ | Ipr four successive weexs in The Forrest City Times
 AVr1i D lsas-. J. U. STERN. CIerk By " GoRstS. D. C. E-st Jo5a HslluIn. Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29

of rhe county are due the amounts set oppo- sft their names. On account of fines. penalties
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
| Hoods
 SarsapariIIa easd sy .H errxx1sss- g. ssx sor 7s Prepared szky D C L HOOD O. Aso<Asczrssss LcwsE- NA%& 100 Doses One Dollar
Gbe furrfst Gitp Gimss.
LANDvOlCT & VADAKIN. and Publishers.

FRIDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL 2. l-s.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29

If your aype:ate is gone, nothing will restore ]; more 4nieEiy than "-C- C. C Ger tain Chill Care. the great Tonic and guar znteed ea-p for Cssiiss and Fever. sold by Exam<
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
For R ent.

Three large, well-fnished rooms over II. B. Gwyn < Co.'s store, suita- ble for physicians offices For teIms, etc, apply to J. F. Blanton or to TIE TINEs office.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
Forrest City, Ark, March il, 1899

Asw r7zrartee Plantation chnl Cure why pos tTyn If it do@s Dsss cure yon II xin not oust yoa xnysEin.. For sale bv Russell. Graham 6I Co
 have moved intD my new feed store. on the c1Tner besoyE the livery stable. Al oFdeEs for feed stuff de IyeTed pTomysiy- N- R. STONE
 FuSseH. Graham G Co are tke Ss1e- cessfal dealers in h0aest, reliable mer- ehzndr>@. You are assured Of Talae for vaiae when ron trade with them. n.EIrs.'s WINE oF cAsoya sor s=-aaas a.sezrza
 Sod by J. J. Evans
 Good whisky. by the bottle or jug. can b@ oTaleTed from T. l. Snish. ia Scutt t Co.'S store. Mcdaniel. and VIII be shipped by express the same eve ming.
 Go to ]. ]. Evans and get bottle Of '-C- C. C. Certain ChiiI Cure and if t is no< lie best rezzesiy yOa have ever used fos ChiglS and FeTrr your money wIl be re funded
 If your appe:ate is gone, rothinx will restore ]; more 4nieEiy than '-t- C C Ger tain Chill Care. the great Tonic and guar anteed eG-r for Csiiss and Fever. sold by 7. 2. AtE~4
 ~ sLAck-osAucHT ,xs czr- coas.sretiea-
 Sold by J. J Evans
 Science cannot produce better remedy fox all fnzsxrizl diseases than .-C- C. C. Certain CLIil Cure Pleasant to take. Guaranteed to cure ChiiIs and Fever. Sold by J. J. Evans.
 Why suffer with acute or chronic malaria which is only the f0Te-runner of deadly typhoid fever? sHepaticure' wiII positively cure every case Of mala- ria For sale by druggists.
 Historic homes and landmarks are rapidly passing away. owing to fatal Kidney and Liver diseases. '-Hepati- cureh wiil eure and prevent all such diseases Sold bF druggists
 Says an old physician who has prae- ticed for 40 years: Il guarantee there is DO. T case of Blood. Liver or Kidney disease in the world but what -Hepat- icure- will positively cure Sold by druggists.
 Our entire stock of sheet music. con- sisting of nearly 1000 pieces. will be closed out al I0cents per copy. The reg ular price of this music ranges from le cents to sl-50 per copy. Call st the news stand.
 Why have Chisls. AgRe and Fever. suffer death and take gallons of nau- seous drugs 10 cure them: If you keep "Hepatieure" in your home and take ii to regulate and purify the great organs of life. Blood. Liver and Kidneys, YOU will never be sick, we guarantee. Sold by druggists
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
Makes the Weak Strong

The rna-ked te-ees -.s<h recrss 1 rz1 ecvz er wsakened sszre q s~z--a ds-irs frus- Hocf-s Sz-sx>@xfizz crces1ztve1y r-rr.s .he etzf.a thz; ,hss re<z>f.e r-zkes he weak ssro1." E Ga<s sss xt< nke s<lzzlzzs, fzr7r-lng krtz,s1zs s-rezx<a frsz. wsaseh sAe-c rszss ss5o~ Fe>eeaon ef greasex weakness shxz h-cfsxs, ex1 |. ske n.ass Ezfsrzl vsy Hossf's 5zrxzrar1rz ovsxcnnz.s tazs :2r.ss feel Ing. creates n apSets<. pzzl1es fAe haood. and in sssrt. Eves Eezs sot@.J, I-rve, Ke1sas ard czgsszfEc ssx&zzA-
 Tagged Out
 Las srst.s WAS ccrsssesesy szzSe< cz-- Ny strength I<<: ne ard fsss xiek and rza.- srSt1e al fss tixse. 9 tzzs I csah hardy xfssax c. zy bzs<sex.4 ;ook e<e t-s<rsa e< Hso-Ts sxsssps-fKla, and s cured R.- T,ere is nos.inx Ike k-@ E. c Brsolx, E.4.ar Ea.erp-fss, BeEieyEl7e, Hs<k-
 "Idsxive6 rery Eneh he2ss: f-cx- Eoos-s szrx,sarillz- vaseA took f0x ge-er1l aeASsl:y IL hEsls ne righ: sp. ard gave ne za ezrs-- knszySesise-" ED. JExKrss. NJ saT2zx. Ns- N E. If ycC te<5ds fo take Hoo1's ssxx.- raxflIz do nos he f1dzee1 b bxy zEytss.-g sese xazsea6- InsEss uSoc having
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
tI tea for prxrsnslA

Best goods at lowest prices m Dry Goods. Notions, Gents, Youths and Boys Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps. at L. Bollwage < Co.'s.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-10-27

Casper Capser of St. Joseph, was the
guest of his brother, Hon. Joseph Cap
Ser, on Wednesday.
Miss Mamie Tobey is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. bud. Burgan at St. Cloud. She
will remain several days.
Mrs. Fuller, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. s. Dean, for the past few
weeks returns home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. sert Peters and child,
of Washington, are visiting Mrs. Peters.
Bert was formerly employed in this Of
flee.
Miss Kittie Norris, who is teaching
school in Pope county, came home to
spend Columbus day. She returned on
Saturday.
H. Hart went up to Crookston on
Monday and met his wife on her return
from Montana. They arrived home on
Wednesday.
Miss Della Bishop leaves next week for
California, where she will spend the
winter. Her many friends here regret
to see her leave.
A. Jacob of Galesburg, H.. is the
guest of his sons, Jake and Fred. He is
the same genial, hearty old gentlemen
this city has known him for years,
Mrs. T. L. Knott leaves next week for
an extended visit with her daughter,
Mrs. DR.. Uphan at Spring Valley. She
will remain until after Thanksgiving
day.
Mrs. L. E. Tubbs is spending few
days with her daughter Julia, at West
port. Mrs. Tubbs will soon leave for
Minneapolis where she will spend the
winter.
Mrs. Manly Wirts, 1901 Caroline St.,
Baltimore Md, thus gives her experience:
1--WE have used DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
and have never found its equal for our
children
The wife and infant child of Bert Peters
have beeu the guests of Mrs. NJ. v. Pet
ers during the past week, Bert is resi-
dent of Spokane engaged in working at
his trade-type-eet
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-10-27
PERSONAL.

1.-THE Burglar" Opera House Nov. 8.
Gov. Barto was in the city few days
last week.
Walter Cummings is seriously ill with
typhoid fever.
VIM. ]. Clarke of St. Cloud was in the
city on Thursday.
Miss Julia Tubbs spent Saturday with
her mother in the city,
w. H. Grimes and Chas. Riley drove in
from Grove Lake on Friday.
Mrs. Plank of Minneapolis, is visiting
her parents, 7. L. Robbins and wife.
Mr.. Long and family of Aurora, ILL.,,
are visiting their cousin, Harry Parker.
See "The Burglar" at the Opera
House Nov. 8.
Hon. Kittel Halvorson was in the city
on Saturday.
Miss Nellie White6eld spent Sunday
with her parents.
SD. Hammond of Westport was in
city on Saturday.
John Cooper of St. Cloud, was in the
city on Friday.
Geo. Conkey came oyer from Willard
on Friday on business.
Miss Vine Peters came home to spend
Sunday with her mother.
Capt. J. E. West was in the city on
Friday last on business.
John Lyendecker of Verndale, is visit
ing old friends in the city.
-Pomeroy's Comedy Co. in THE
Burglar" Opera House Nov. 8.
c. w. Fry and S. Lyons of, Osakis,
registered at the Star on Sunday.
D. ]. Sullivan and W.. Clark of St,
Cloud, were in the city on Sunday.
Mrs. A. j. Smith is visiting friends in
st. Paul. She will return Saturday.
A. A. Lincoln has retdrned from Iowa
where he has been for several month.
Hon. Joseph Capser was looking over
our town sterday,-Paynesville News.
Mark Root of st. Paul, is spending q
few days in the city, visiting friends.
Social at the Woods building Friday
evening. Oysters without extra charge.
John R. Howard came up from St.
Paul on Saturday to spend Sunday at
home.
Miss Emma Huseby of Eagle Lake, is
learning dressmaking of Miss Belle
Tanner.
Dan A. Perkins of st. Cloud, who runs
farm near the CITY, came up on We'd
nesday.
Our former fellow-to wnsman, A, G..
Whitney, came up from St. Cloud on
Monday.
E. A. Fisher and w. w. Chandler
Long Prairie were in our midst the first
of the week.
Mrs. Chan Harmon has returned from
an extended visit with friends in the
Twin Cities.
Misses c. c. and w. S. Faville of Lake
Mills, Wis.,, are visiting their sister, Mrs.
j. 4. Dubois.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-10-27
The Boston. Store

utmost capacity and Sunday evening
large numbers were turned away because
there was not room. Mr.. Hector is a
forcible speaker and impresses his hearers
with his earnestness in the subject oil
temperance to which he is devoting his
life. The jubilee singing by Mr.. and
Mrs. Hector and Mr. Kerr was very
good, despite the fact that they were all
suffering with severe colds. The solos
by U. S. Kerr were excellent. Mr.. Kerr
is one of the best bass soloists we have
heard in long time. His voice is sweet
and we'll cultivated.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-10-27

Mrs. John Batchelder and daughter,
who have been spending the summer in
the east, will return tomorrow.
Ed. M. Reed, with the Kickapoo
Medicine Company now playing at Vii
lard, was in the city on Tuesday on his
way to St. Joseph. He will return tile
last of the week.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Baptist Church will serve chicken pie
supper in the Woods Block on Tuesday
rvening, Nov. 1, at 6 o'clock. Oysters
will also be served. Proceeds to go to
the carpet fund,
Mrs. w, H. HARTLEY. Pres,