The free press., 1895-09-05

Inc IoliOWlng Is the 43rd list of
people making inquiries in regard
to land immigration matters in the
South, furnished by w. G. Rinear.
son, general passenger agent of the
@. &. c. Route:
NJ Donovan, Loretta, S. Oak.
W. L. Rutledge, Grant, Neb.
+. a. Wall, Rockford, I'll.
j. V. Kane, westwood, Mich.
". "A. Sharpe, Tama, Iowa.
Chas. watson. Reed City, Mich.
jos. Kewer, 1919 Stephenson Ave.,
Menominee, Mich.
W. A. Mason, 1864 Hennepin Ave-,
Minneapolis, MINI.
a. P. Briggs, Alden, +"
u. 2. Lott, Medina, New York.
Dr,O.K. Bergan, Sacred Heart, MINI.
A.D Stewart, Highland Falls, MY.
Geo. W. Fellows, Richmond, o.
L.O. Llbbey, Myrtle, Cal.
Churchill & Baldwin waupaca,, WIS.
G. W. Vonada, woodward, Pa.
Fl. A. Vonada,
J. e. Smith,
j. A. Mattern, COlfax, Iowa.
9. H. Bergan, Springfield, I'll.
6. W. Hissong, La Grange, Ind. i.
Ihos. Embra, Box 1l3,
Canandalgua, n. Y.
j. H. Frees, Box 500, Plymout, Pa.
In our last issue we failed to
make mention OF the enjoyable
childrens' domino party given at
the Miller House. The Masters
and Misses Caver proved model
entertainers, and saw to the indi.
vidual enjoyment of each guest.
The prizes were awarded to Master
Harry Gridley and Miss Susie Rat
lift, and the boobies to Master Bu-
ford Moore and Miss Lily Ratllff.
1t was observed that the juv eniIes
did full justice to the delicate re-
freshments served; that Johnnie
Martin is predestined to become
a "masher;;' that the "DAisy" was
as fresh and winsome as eyer; that
"Grandma' looked perfectly lovely,
but for some mysterious reason
acted the part of a "Looker on in
Vienna; that the remark was made
that "Two grown couple, Harry
and The FAIR and o. Y. and The
Rare seemed to be in clover so tar
as pleasure was concerned;" that one
and all are in readiness for rep
etition OF the occasion.
G. T. Mccoy, of Meridian, repre-.
senting the American Book Co., oi
New York, Cincinnati and Chicago,
was in town on Thursday. Most of
the school BOOKS in use here are
published by the above concern,
MIR. Mccoy has our thanks for a
copy of that elegant and reliable
school text book, j. ii. Shipn's
"Hlstory of the American People" "
Mr.. Mccoy is an enthusiastic bot
onist, and all his spare time, when
ever here, is spent in the woods
searching forrare plants and flowers.
Although Mr.. Mccoy has only
visited us few times, we venture
the assertion that he is better &C,
quainted with the fora of this coun.
ty than the oldest inhabltant with
in its confines. "Few realize the
richness of our native fora,'
Joe Leopold, who has been con-
ducting a commissary at the Hick-
son & Go. mill, has disposed of his
stock Of goods and will return to his
home in New Orleans. Joe pos
sesses excellent business qualifica-
tions; is genial, jovlal and a good
yiolinist, and his departure is sin.
cerely regretted by the circle OF
friends he had formed.
Who will contribute dozen or
more umbrella china trees, from
4 to Z Inches in circumference, to
ornament the grounds of the High
School dormitory? Prof. W. l..
Thames would send for the trees
when notified of their locality, anG
would sincerely appreciate the gilt.
Rainey Bercegeay's family arrIy-
ed Saturday morning from Slidell,
and will be domiciled IN the Ratllt