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PROCLAMATION.
City OF Savannah. Mayors once, [

City Of Savannah. Mayors once,
Feoru airy Is 1884.
The city of Savannah Will pay the sum Of
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars for the ar
rest and delivery to the Sheriff OF Chatham
county OF the person OF ABE SMALLS. col
ored. charged with the commission of tho
crime of murder in the city Of Savannah
Feb. TO- 1894
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
city of Savannah this 18th day of FEBRUARY
1894.
lsEALl GEO. J. MILLS, Acting Mayor
Attest: F. +. REBARER, Clerk of Council
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City Treasures once,
Savannah, "a, Jan. Il, 1894.
All persons who have heen double taxed
under the tax and revenue laws of the city Of
savannah for the year 1884 may appeal to
Council within thirty days from this date,
c. =. HARUEE,
City Treasurer,
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VIII he received by F. E. Rebarer, ESQ,
Clerk Of Council, until ~ IN March g. 1891 for
furnishing. operating and maintaining twenty
~ arc electric lights OF six hundred 500
standard candle power. in that portion Of the
city south OF Anderson street until tho irst
OF january, 1895, with the privilege OF in.
creasing he number Of lights at the same
contract price should the city so desire.
ALSO
Propositions for furnishing. operating and
maintaining In The city OF savannah two hun
dred and eighty eight t2Ssl are electric lights
Of six hundred 60Ui standard candle rover
for periods cach Of and years, from Jan. 1
1898, the city reservinR the right during
these periods OF years Of adding any add.
uonal lights al the same contra 4 pri G. The
city reserves the right 10 reject any or an
ids. FOR further iniormat.o on and specinca.
lions apply 70 W. j. VIM.
City Engineer
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NOTICE TO OWNERS OF GROUND
RENT LOTS.

city Marshals once savannah. Ga. Feb
10 1885, t1e suu0ns against al persons Ia
arrears Tor taxes 90 What IL known a.
GitDJA Nd RENT LOTS. Tor the wear 1895
have been placed in ny hands and levied
ROBERT j. WADL.
Cliy Marshall
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USE SEA FOAM SOAP.

Use Sea Foam Soap for economy, clean
illness and quality. All will obtain better
results from this than any other soap.
1t preserves, beauties and perfumes at
the same cost of five cents for a large
cake. Send your orders to
j. HENRY DEHR,
Cor, SOuth RrOad and .TafParsOD straata
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Exactly What Sought After.

Il safe, reliable, not repulsiyc remcd,
.Alt can tc taken without lu erferiu
Hl-i business on pleasure or dls0rgaui
~ lhc s} stem. such Is Do Simm0n.
Aver Regulator purely vegetable
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NOTICE.

All persons are cautioned against harbor-
ing or trusting any OF the crew OF the Nor
wegan lark kAMFJORD. as neither the
captain nor consignees will be responsible
for any debts contracted by them.
RICHARDSON & BARNARD,
COnSignePs
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Gen. Evans at Thomnnvil1e.

Townsville, Ca, Feb 19.-Gen. Evans
spent to-day in the city looking after MS
interests ia the guberna torial contest.
lie leaves in the morning for Albany.
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NOTICE
NOTICE
In Regard to the Assessment of Property
in the Extended Limits
City Treasurer's once. J
Savannah CA Ian ~ 1901 {

City Treasurer once. !
Savannah, Ca. Jan. %. 1894
The Assessment Took containing valua.
lions OF real estate and improvements of
every kind in what is commonly known as
the extended limits of the city of Savannah.
being the property covered by the act OF the
Legislature OF Georgia approved Sept. u
1883 as amended, 10 now open for inspection
In this ONCE, and notice Is hereby given TO
all concerned to file their OBJECTIONS II any
they have, within thirty days from his date
otherwise the assessments therein contained
will be final and conclusive as esta blishlng
the value by which to estimate the tax to be
collected Objections must be made in writ.
ing and addressed to the Asss ssment Com
mittee and left with the Clerk of Council
c.. S HARDEE. City Treasurer
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INSET Nas
ALPHA LODGE NO. 1,
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
Ereemasons.

ALPHA LODGE NO. 1,
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
EreemasOns.
The regular meeting Of this Lodge will he
held AT the Masonic emplC THIS Tuesday
EVENING at g o'clock
The Fourteenth Degree viii be conferred
JOHN ). BAINES Secretary.
OGLETHORPE LODGE No.1.IO.O.F
a meeting Of this lodge Will be he'd THIS
ENENlNe at 800 O'Clock a. odd Fellows
Hall corner state and Barnard streets
Inc FIRST Degree will be conferred
attend
JACOB EITEL. y. C
JAMES VAN BERsCHoT. Secretary.
SAVANNAH LODGE 1873, Is. p. o. ELKs.
A regular meeting of this lodge viii g held
THIS Tuesday EVENING al O'Clock, in
ElEs HAN, Lyons Block
". p BAILEY, Exalted Ruler
f. F. WHTrCoMB, Secretary.
THE FLORIDA CENTRAL AND PEN
INSULAR RAILROAD COMPANY.
Notice of Annual Stockholders Meeting.
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Florida Central and Feniusular Railroad
Company will be held a the ONCE of the com
pany, in the city of Jacksonville. Florida on
TIT RSDAG. the list day Of March, A. D..
1884 at O'Clock D. m. for the election OF
directors and the transaction OF such other
business as may be brought before the meet
ing
Transfer books will be closed Feb. 18th to
March 10Th, inclusive.
H R. DUvAL, President
f. r. HOADLEY. Secretary.
Jacksonville, Fla. Feb. 3 1894
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Brunswick's New Quarantine Station.

Brunswick, Ga, Feb. 19.-Surgeon Car
ter is here with the plans and specihca-
tiOns for the Brunswick quarantine sta
ton, and will soon let out the contract
for the work
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GOOD LIQUORS.

We offer to the public very old and
pure liquors at low prices. Send your
orders. They will have prompt attention
and you VIII receive full value for your
money. HENRY SOLOMON & SON,
NhCl ssale Liquor Merchants,
1876, 1873, 100, I92 Bay street, savannah.
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THE FLORIDA CENTRAL AND PEN
INSULAR RAILROAD COMPANY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO SUPERIOR COURT PETIT
JURORS.
All petit jurors are hereby discharged I'M
til WEDNESDAY MORNING SUBJECT to
further published notice If not then needed
BY order OF His Honor Judge FALLIGANT
JAMES X. 2. CARR
%. Clerk S. c., c. c., Ca.
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City Of Savannah. Ofnce City Engineer
FEB. 7, lSs4
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UNDERWEAR
CORSETS.

New lines of Corsets, in all standard
makes, at popular prices.
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Cor. South Brond and Jefferson streets
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-01
ST. Adams.

one more chapter in the fish contro-
vrsy, a To winter fishing on Indian
| Pond. ST. Adams. has been enacted,
fhe parties who were arraigned before
Justice l.. Z. Buker few weeks since
never having given bond and evidently
hoping for an opportunity to escape the
same under their construction Of the
law, were again brought before Justice
Buker on Friday the 23d, inst, on spec
ia mittimus After Il short hearing, at
which the state was represented by
game warden lrafton of Newport, L. c.
stevens. Esq. counsel, and the llartland
parties by ID. +. Thompson. Esq, of
lIartland. the parties recognized and
gave bond for appearance al the next
term of supreme Judicial court AT Skow-
hogan. The fine is So for each fish
caught aud as they had II it will foot up
so. besides the costs. 1t is understood
that the parties rely upon act of lssj for
their protection, which makes the post
ing of notices under certain contingent
cies necessary for the enforcement of
special legislation. The opinion of the
best authorities. including decisions of
the Supreme court. it is held. As applied
to this case, are to the contrary. and no
notices need to be posted around ponds
and streams when Of the size of the one
in question: and protected by special act
a in this case.
The weather on saturday, Feb'y 9th,
was most decidedly chilly, with the Their
momcter at 20 degrees below zero and a
strong. able-bodied, rushing wind, so to
speak, caparing over the hill, and val
rys, made it very unpleasant for those
who had 10 be out, and folks again said.
a many tines before, "the col lest yet,
with none to rise up aud dispute
Greeley l.. Bigelow, who has been in
Boston for six months running II brick
machine. is AT home for II few weeks,
hen he will return to his work.
As the time for annual election ncals,
the various phases of the new school
law are being freely discussed, which
will very likely result in the election of
II school board.
We regret to learn that Mrs. j, Madi-
son Boynton met with II serious accident
very recently, slipping in the wood
house and cutting her head very badly.
She was attended by Dir. Chas. a. Moul-
ton of st. Adams, and is at present writ
ing improving AS fast "a could reason
ably be expected.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-01
Cornyille

Mrs. Geo. Doe spout Thursday with
her parents. at Athens.
Mr. sun. King remains about the
same.
saw bib. Cor,on of Fairfield, former
u OF West Athens, in own lat week.
Miss Maud Freeman. who has been at
tending school At East Madison, has re-
turned.
Mr. Homestead of Mabon's Mills,
agent for the Buffalo superphosphate,
Ma in town Wednesday
Mr.. Fred Pollard of skoWhegan. vas
in town on business, "Wednesday Of last
week.
Where is the man who predicted an
open winter: We would like to have
him come To the front now, and tell u.
what KIND of a summer We shall have
Three teams plowed their way
through the SHOW from Skowhcgan to
Brighton. ou saturday last, one Of the
coolest DAYS of the winter. The drivers
were Elder Libby, Herbert Wyman and
Alie Hayden.
Dr. l.. y Ellingwood oil Athens, was
in town Thursday. settling with the Sc
lecfnen for his attendance ON the towns
poor during the past year. That Is a
bill that Is sure to come. even in hard
inns.
w. the citizens of Cornyille, would
ham5y petition the citil rs of Brighton
to Keep herbert Nyman at home during
the month of March, His appearance
on the road one day, Is sure TO be fol
owed by hlizl trd the next, making it
vrrv announcement for many of us.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-01
Know when They Are Hungry.

Pigeons must have the credit of pos
sessing some intelligence. \ curious
and very nteiesting sight may be seen
each day, Sundays excepted, at one Of
the windows of the Office of Henry w.
Williams, in the Rialto building, oppo-
site the postoffice. For the past few
years some 30 or 40 pigeons have been
there regularly fed at / O'Clock. y
hushel of cracked grain is purchased at
time for the purpose The birds gath
er on the west side of the postoffice and
watch for the window to open. They
know perfectly well when that hour ar
lives. If there should chance to be
amy delay in opening the window, they
will often fly over to the other windows
f the same office and tap on the glass
to remind the clerks who may be sitting
there that it Is time for their breakfast
The minute the window opens they land
on and about the sill and push and
crowd and stand ON each Others backs
and sometimes fight, so eager are they
to pick mp the grain which is spread all
about the outside. They soon become
quite tame and readily eat out of the
hand. Boston Transcript.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-01
So. NOrridgeWOck.

The creamery made 372 IL lbs. of
butter last week and if every one will
take hold and push the business it can
be made II great success, "A paying in
vestment and a benefit to all.
sunday was the coolest day of the
winter and the attendance at the
churches was small many being kept at
home by the severe cold and sickness.
Rev. {. NJ. Emery preached at the Bap-
fist church for the first time in weeks.
Mrs. Nancy Prescott is gaining slowly.
Ed Bracket is moving his family to
Bingham where he is at work for Brack
EFT and Andrews in their grist mill.
4 large delegation from Old Point
Lodge will attend the annual session of
the District Lodge at Bingham. March,
2. Half fare on the railroad.
VIII Cooley and wife are visiting Mrs.
Harrington ut Gardiner.
Bert Hale went 20 Bath. Friday, on
business for the town.
Our popular stage driver. NJ. F. Ste
ven-. has leased the Sawyer House aud
took p0sses-i Monday. Every effort
will be made to make this first class
hotel.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Mcclure are sick with
the grip.
The annual report of the Town Officers
is being distributed among the tax pay
ers. The town debt has been reduced
over seventy hree hundred dollars the
past year which speaks well for the
present management of tom affairs.
Annual town meeting Monday, March
>, at o'clock L. NJ.
Chas. Smith is gaining.
The Odd Fellows and their wives from
Indian Spring Lodge, Madison, to the
number of 80 visited Quinnebassett
Lodge Monday evening, coming by
special train. supper was served to 1850
people Music by kandall's orchestra
vas furnished during the collation..
After the exercises at the Lodge room,
a part of the company went to Millcr's
Hall for Il social dance. At an early
hour the company went home having
enjoyed their visit very much.
Mrs. Lovina White who has been sick
for some time is gaining slowly.
Selden Wade returned from Portland,
Thursday.
Henry Murphy went to Boston, We'd
nesday in the interest of the coat busi-
ness.
+. {. Holt was in Oakland, Tuesday,
on business.
o. f. Hall has been confined to the
house for a few days with severe cold
but is able to be out again.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-01
lfiDIey.

The municipal officers have been clos
ing up the business of the past fiscal
year during the past week, and their
report shows balance i'll favor of the
town of forty-two dollars. Town meet
ing will occur next Monday, March 5th,
As we do not make practice of indulg-
lug in politics at our elections, municipal
matters are quiet rs usual.
We got no mail from Thursday night
until Saturday forenoon. The roads
were passable but it seems that the
same luld not be said of the route from
Newport to Dexter. Hence there was
no mail brought.
1t has not been colder on high land in
this town for twelve years than it was
last Saturday morning. In some local.
ties it was twelve below at noon.
There have been nine marriages, three
deaths and five births in town the past
year, according to the town clerk :
record.
Florence Marble commenced Il private
school in the school house in District
No. 3, last Monday.
+, H. Smell, supervisor of schools in
Corinna, was in town on business, Mon-
day.
Mrs. Wilson I.ermond of Athens is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Geo. kimball
at w. Ripley.
Mrs Martin Lord had slight shock
one day last week but is now some bet
ter.
III re are over four feet of snow ON a
level in the woods in this vicinity. b.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-01
Athens.

Mrs. Wilson Lermond is spending n
few weeks with her mother at Dexter.
Mr.. Cain of kenncbunk spoke at Union
church last Sunday forenoon in the in-
terest of the y. Conway kcely Institute.
Mr.. Fred York OF Cornville met with
an accident in town last week resulting
in serious injury to a colt which he was
driving. In attempting to pass sled
the colt became frightened and plunged
upon one of the stakes cutting it very
badly.
Miss. Reua Hayden former student
of Somerset Academy is very i'll with "A
fever at her home in Garland.
W. Scott Brown is in poor health.
The Athens Hall Association held its
annual meeting Thursday afternoon at
Odd Fellows Hall. Tn report of the
treasurer showed that the Indebtedness
of the association has been reduced dur
ing the past year to $40. The officers
were elected as follows; President, j.
+. Holman, vice president, IL. ID. Rus
sci; secretary, f. &. Greene; trca 'urer,
IL. ID. Russell directors j. +. Holman,
II. ID. Russell. +. G. Greene, +. |. Hight,
and Alanson Locke.
The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
church will give public dinner at Odd
Fellows Hall arch 9TH for the purpose
of raising funds to pay for the support
of the minister.
No mail WAS received here Friday
night, the Athens and Skowhegau stag
being unable to get through the drifts.
The stage did not arrive ill late Sat
urdav forenoon. There WAS no regular
mail saturday.
there was no dancing school either
Friday or saturday night, As Prof. 4. c.
IIibbard was unable to reach Athens
from Guilford, II distance of % miles. on
account of the condition of the roads.
The Grang held no meeting Saturday
ON account of the roughnesS of the
weather.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-01

Pumice stone is porous feldspathic
scoria from volcanoes. The pores are
Il rear and so fine as often to be barely
visible except by means of magnitying
glass Its specific gravity is 2,2 to 9. /
water being the unit but ly reason
of its spongy texture pieces are often
buoyant enough to float on water, Ii
consists chiefly of silica, with some
times l. per cent of luinina, 6 per cent
of soda and per cent of potash. 1t Is
of graylsh shades of color, passing into
yellow and brown. The chief source
from which it Is obtained for CONNER
cial purposes is Campo Bianco, one Of
the Lipari islands where it forms a hill
nearly | 900 feet high. In the arts
pumice Is largely employed, mostly III
pulverized state. as a polishing mate
rial for ivory. wood. glass, marbles. etc.
1t is also used in lump for grinding ard
smoothing metallic surfaces leather
etc. and in the preparation OF parch-
ments, etc. Quantities Of the lulver-
lied pumice are used in making fancy
soaps. Brooklyn Eagle.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-01
" est Nirglmin.

West Virginia, with less than sos
0G0 inhabitants. has hut three citlo>
and is essentially "A rural and half SIT
tied region. In spite of hor cnormuE,
II her counties number only handful
of people. No West Viz: mia county
has 30, GOO inhabitants ard only lohave
more than 20, 600, while. 10 have less
than 10. 600 and two less than } coo.
In many of the mountainous counties
last degree, and the people are far re-
moved from the great currents Of na-
tional lite i'll spirit ms well rs in distance
and time. New York sun.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-01
Browns Corner.

Charlie Whitney is on the sick list.
Carrie Lampher of Pittstield is at work
at |. trowelfs.
Mrs. j. l.. CHASE has returned from a
somewhat heightened stay with her
sister in Pittsfleld
Isaiah trowell has had an attack of Ia
grippr recently which for Il few days
" Is quite severe. He is nov able to he
abou his business again.
Sadie Wheeler is at work at Oren
Covers in SkoWaegan.
{. II. Wheeler is chief cook at Ben
Lewis camp.
Mary Richardson who has been at Joe
Whittemore'S for Il year, l. stopping for
the present with her guardian I. Crowell.
On Sunday morning the thermometer
registered at - degrees below zero at
this place which is the lowest yet.
Last Friday aud Saturday brought us
some very tough weather.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hilton of Fair
field spent Monday night with her sister
Mrs. Frank Hubbard who has been quite
i'll. but we are glad to learn is feeling
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbot Salisbury of Madi-
son spent few days with her parents
last week, Mr.. and Mrs. Lancaster.
Laforest Jewell tells US that during
the month of Jan. his flock of 80 hens
laid for him 776 eggs. Whose hens have
done better?
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-01
East SkOWllegan.

But very little work has been done out
door, since last Thursday morning eN-
cept to break roads and only made them
passabl" saturday z. NJ.
The white frost Friday morning in
deaied thAW near al hand but we had
one of the worst ''bizlards@ OF the win
ter.
would say 10 the gentleman who
-avs | de- iniastic" to Wcb-ter's diction-
AIRY that mine contains l625 pages and Is
nicely bound AMI WAS published by the
Henry &. Allen Go. y. \. 1890, but the
word "bliIZlrd'' i. not TO b" found in il
and wa. disappointed for the first time
in not finding the word. Ny book cost
me $3.50 and four paid up subscribers
to the Boston Globe.
The last prayer meeting held in this
place was well attended, Feb. 10. the next
occurs Thursday, March lSt.
some talk is made about having a
singing school here if tn roads al
weather will admit.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-01
SOlOIl.

Friday and saturday mornings were
the coolest OF the season thus far, Is
degrees below zero.
Sumner Webb, one of the Oldest of our
citizens, died last Thursday. Mr. Webb
had been out of health for Il long time.
He was for Il long time in active business
trading in the store now occupied by
Frank Jones.
1t is reported that there are eases of
eankcr rash in town.
willard Eaton began school At south
Scion. last Tuesday.
Walter Williams is hauling hard wood
lumber ON Fletcher mountain. Concord
this winter aud has lauded about POO
thousand feet.
DR.. Green Is rapidly recovering from
his broken arm.
The amount of cream gathered for the
butter factory is increasing every day
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-01
West Madison.

\ fatal accident occurred Tuesday
evening at II sociabc held at the house
of IIeman HunnewcIl \ large party
of ncighbors had gathered by invitation
for IA social time, when some of the
young men were examining II gun in an
open shed supposed to be unl"aded when
it accidently discharged. the contents
passing through the head of Luke Man
tor, killing him Instantly. The bcreaved
family have the sympathy of the entire
community and especially the young
man who held the gun at the time it was
discharged. Both of the young men
were the best of friends.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-03-01
Brighton.

The sociablc Saturday evening at
Wyman Hall was success, though
there was not II very full house by reason
of the severe cold. An extended pro-
gram was prepared but only the follow
ing was given: Song, I'll Remember
you in my Prayers. Geo. Foss; recita-
ton, Tobacco Chewing, VERNE Libby;
recitation, Entering In, Gertie Hayden !;
defamation, The Parsons Sociable,
Tommy Farm; dialogue. The Uuwel-
come Guest, Charlie Hayden, Ernest
Decker, Sewcll Hayden, Anna Jones,
Cadde farrin; recitation, Her Dollics,
Calla FosS; recitation, The Organ Build
er, Cora Butler; darlic song. A. w.
Hayden; tabl 'au. Corbett and Mitchell /:
song, At o Id Fellows Hall, George
Foss; minstrel, \. W. Hayden. 5. Hay
den, Il. Decker; dialogue, Tine Morning
Call, Neruie Libby, Mollir Fiirin. TN"
minstrel contained lois of fan, but the
attractive features of tn program was
the Dialogue, Morning Call,. and rec
itaiion, "iler Dpllies."
The play Tho Country school has
been pos p'n,Nl Till NJ uch Il, when Il
good cni"rtainm nj is anticipated.
l.. II. lllvd i very Low an is not
yet considered out of danger, bur is
thought TO be gaining at present
Mr.. \. \. CAIN, G.. {. a., gave very
Instructive temperance lecture before an
apFrcciative audience Feb. 2jth.
o. W. Foster came home from the
wo",ls on Sqnaw Mountain, last week.
les. Ward and wife of scion are
spending u few weeks ut the home of
his parents, Nh. aud Mrs |. II. Ward.
j. y. Il |. j. Snith of Skowhegan
have recently presented Brighton Lodge,
|. q. of &. +. with m organ. the same
To he TIA" properly "t he lodge aS long
AS they hold their charter. N,'vrral have
lately ionrd the Lodge and it i earnest
lv hoped Ilrtt the lecture aud valuable
presents will br iuslru Mental in grtting
Others Ia join.
Prrley Ward is AZ WORK in Dover.
Martin Jones and daughter Nuacttc,
weul to shirley last week
Town meeting viii be next Monday.
OSgood Forb0s cam out of the woods
sick with a stomach trouble.
f. ]. Russell has recovered from his
illness and Is again aho;lt his business.
u. II FoSs has gone into the woods
for Hiram Moore,
L. \. Caiu of keunrhunlport lecturrd
Sunday afternoon On rrmp rance or
keeley Cure.
The sociabc ia Nyman Hall last Sat
uriiy evening was II decided success.
There will be another in three weeks.
Lester Corson AND wife were in town
Sunday. They have been IA .1ackman
this winter, Mrs. Corson teaching school
and Mr.. Corson working in the woods.