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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-12
APPLES! APPLES /!

w -IaVt MORE APPLES TINS season
than all the other dealers combined. The
reason for this is that we have combined low
est prices with highest qualities. We have
brought this delicious fruit within the reach
Of the smallest purse.
20 CARS of Baldwin and Greening Apples,
per barrel,
S1.1S.
We have anything in the Apple line you
may wish. The only complete assortment in
town.
cars of n York Jonathan Cider, the
finest, without exception, ever brought to this
market.
Also a car Of fancy Christmas Trees, both
small and large.
Yellow Beans, per quart
3 cents.
Yellow Peas, per quart,
= non%e
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-12

The RerOtci1aJ TO,cer of Paris sriH be de.
scribed IN tomorro,c's Sunday Globe.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-07-31

+ and > cordial welcome 6y y. NJ, c. a,
men. Then followed other questions
and answers
Has noJ the physical tended e
walk ahead Of the christian work.
AnSwer--ThSg depends on the ten
6ency 81 The man and the efforts 81 the
. leaders. IN the recently formed Sth-
. le.ic league there are =. 0e0 members,
We are trying - conSecrate this branch
al the work Tor the sooi.
Are associations generally governed
BY the same bylaws
AnSweT-They are all on the same
plan in general Hence they are essen
italy the same,
What Is The duty q a Young man
in 81 association
AnSve--''Tosnte heartily into the
work and 70 welcome those who come
70 the association.
After this NJ. Stokes propounds6
some questions which were answered
by y n {. \. men.
Have you 3 wu-aaa'S auxiliary
Answer "A Z, Wooil-''We have no
regular organization HI, the ladies al
WIS help Us out,
'Whsr Is your special nse6 -
Answer p c Jones More yours
men To 60 uO-s earnest work
WHIST i your attendance 81 the Sun
Gay meetings.
Answer The Sec7eta-yl-sFrom 3
70 100 saj in ne cooler months about
ia
M-- Sco5eS-~A question wzS asked
me about The need q revival meetings
WHIST understand ny : revival : 5
continual working n ChriS-'S hal6. ar6
doing Sooi from GSy 70 62y.
Rev. Alex, Macintosh IN anSwe- e
S question p9o0oG2ts5 by Nj, Stokes
S7OSs Or The live wo-S needed IN the
ci-y ny Young men for yo1ns men.
Chief Justice Judd arose and moved
INST the greetings Of the Y. n. c. A.
q Honolulu - extended through Mr..
S:ossS 70 those branches q the y. N.
c a II Other countries which he uizhc
vlsi. &nt thar he he made EOlolulus
delegate This waS carried unzni-
DOuSly-
With few appropriate remarks NJ.
>,ossS closed ths 1se,i1S.
Refreshments ws-e then served by
ne ladies s16 those present shook
hands With M-- Stokes, co1E-zrzlzri1g
E-U upon his to-cio3s Sn6 vel put
remarks upon The subject q Y NJ c
4 vo-S
EO- he benefit o. those interested II
might co- y zDiss % safe here that
Nj James Stokes : The member long
50 Il service in he Worlds co-vsn-
non and i s-so he American delegate
70 TIE International convention
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST
Circuit of the Hawaiian Islands.
In the matter of the Estate OF
WILLIAM DEAN. late of Honolulu.
Hawaiian Islands, deceased intes-
tate.
On reading and filing the petition
OF w. r. Castle, administrator of said
estate. praying for an order of sale OF
certain real estate belonging to the
deceased situate in Nuuanu Avenue,
Honolulu, and setting forth legal rea-
sons why such real estate should be
sold.
1t is hereby ordered that the heirs
OF said deceased and all persons inter-
ested in the said estate. appear before
this Court on MONDAY. the nth day
of AUGUST, 1896. at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
at the Court Room of this Court, in
Aliiolani, Judiciary Building. then and
there to show cause why an order
should not be granted for the sale of
such estate.
Dated July 90. 1896.
BY the Court:
GEO. LUCAS. Clerk.
1TS1F-Sta
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST
Circuit of the Hawaiian Islands. In
Probate In the matter of the Es-
tate of POOMAIKELANI, late of
Honolulu, Oahu, deceased.
The petition and accounts of the
ExecutriS of the will of said deceased,
wherein she asks that her accounts
be examined and approved, and that
final order be made of distribution
of the property remaining in her hands
10 the persons thereto entitled, and
discharging her from all further re-
sponsibility as such EXecutriX.
1t is ordered. that MONDAY, the
S1st day of AUGUST, A. D. 1896, at
ten o'clock A. NJ, at Chambers, in the
Court House. at Honolulu. be and the
same hereby is appointed as the time
and place for hearing said petition and
accounts, and that all persons inter-
ested may then and there appear and
show cause, if any they have, why the
same should not be granted.
Honolulu, July oath. 1896.
BY the Court:
GEO. LUCAS, Clerk.
17S1F-3ta
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attack was sharp and profound, and
developed into the resulting conditions
he SO we'll describes. He may not have
had Bright's disease. but that he was
directly progressing towards that fatal
malady there is no doubt, The effect
az Mother Seigers Syrup in his case
only serves 10 show afresh its rare and
remarkable power Scarcely is so
great = victory 70 be looked for from
any medicine YET the facts are I'M
dsniahle, We congratulate Mr.. Jack
son on his escape from a danger which
was much more serious than even he
nrohahlv imagined.
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sr<HHAl. nlMoNn,s Trust.
Horace u. rlatt aud Barry oliver Az
poiutod IN Hts Place.

Attorney Horace c. Plat appeared
before Judge Hsbbard. sitting in the
place a. Judge SeSweu this morninE.
ana made application 10 have trustee
appointed for = certain trust created
many years ago by tht late General ".
Il pimond.
General pimond ser apart certain
amount OF property for the benefit OF
his children. Edwin Il, nimond, Mary
GREY Tohin ana Ethel Jarhoe, For s
brief space Horace Plat undertook the
trust. hut resigned III favor of General
Dimond. who handled il himself 10 the
day OF his death. As General Dimond
failed 10 appoint successor, ii became
necessary On his death 20 supply the
vacancy, For that purpose = friendly
action was brought and il was heard
this morning. Paul JSrboe and Joseph
Tobip were present and gave their con
sent on behalf q their wives. the chill
69sn Of General Dimoni. - the appoint
ment OF Horace G. Platt and 3 P, OH
Yer. the resi- estate man. as trustees Of
the props-ty.-S2n Francisco Bulletin.
JulV Is
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Mrs, living. Miss z. Atkinson. f. M,
Ballard. Mrs. ]. Ballard. Miss r. Jew
ell, Mrs, NJ. F. Bucknan. Miss BERTHE
ballard, Miss Needham. Mrs, Peck.
Master Robin Peck. B. Topmoeller.
MRS. ]. F. Scott, Mrs, Irving. Mrs. Bir-
ME. Chas, NJ. Taylor and wife. Jas.
Stokes. and valet. Way ports: Miss
Julia Hughes. Miss Clarke. Mrs. f.
Davis, Miss Title Hughes. Master r.
hughes, Miss Ethel Damon, C. +. Per-
ry, r. f, Woodward. A. W. Bolster.
Emily Donolly. F, B. Damon. W. F.
Thrum. c, B, Cockett, Mrs. Capt. ST.
monson and daugheter. r. Parker. A..
Kama, H. "A. Wilder. T. King. c.
Brown. c. Brosse, Mrs. d. T. Bailey,
+. A. Bailey, Mrs. Hatfield. Carrie
Crewes, Mary Crewes. Cecil Brown.
John Cook and wife.
For Maui, per stmr Claudine, July
sS-Mrs. Berg. Miss King. Miss Ell
dredge. J. Palache. c. A. Spreckels,
L. A. Dickey, Jacob F. Brown. NJ. d.
Monsarrat, ]. 4. Mckinney, j. T. Crow
ley, Mrs. Hedeman and three children,
Rev. S. Kapu and children. Rev. H.
Kihara, o. Unna, Bishop Willis. Miss
Sarah Williams. W. l.. Holokahili. w.
II. Holokahiki and Mrs. L. X. Keike
For Kauai ports, per stmr Iwalani,
July 2S-W. H, Rice and wife. Mrs.
Eopke, Miss E. Kopke. Miss Edna
Kopke. Master E. Kopke and servant,
Rev. H. Isenberg and wife. ]. X. Far
ley. H. Hamburg, r, c. L. Perkins. 5.
Wilson. c. D. Pringle and wife, Jas.
kaiwi, y, Kawasichi.
For Hawaii. per stmr Waialeale, July
eS-J. W. Lenhardt.
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Still Another Marriage.

Miss AA2ns Jones, Gaughter Of G. W
c Jones, Was married 70 Captain Pc
tsTSOn % the In,eC-ISl2nd Company 3,
The home q her father, Robsllo lane
81 ? o'clOck LAST night, Rev, II. II, Par
ksC q h2wai2h2o officiating. The wed
ding was very private, only the rela-
lives and > few 81 the immediate
friends al The bride and groom bsinE
present After The ceremony : recsp-
ZION and dinner were given. Al : late
hour Jhs newly married couple LEFT for
The home 81 the Eroom On Nuu2nu ave
nue., amid : shower Of rise and old
SeosS
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-07-31
WATER NOTICE.

Proper application having been made
10 me this day by John H Holt, for ad-
publication of his water right in the
spring of kunawai. Honolulu. it is
hereby ordered in accordance with the
provisions of Chap. XXVI.. Session
Laws of 1855, that all parties interest
ed in the water right from said spring
OF Kunawai TO appear before me at the
Judiciary Building. al 10 4. NJ, Au-
gust 18th. 1885, 10 contest or otherwise
said petition or Judgment will be given
sN parts by default
EMMA NJ. NAKUINA,
Commissioner OF Private Ways and
Water Rights for the District of Ho-
nolulu, Oahu, H l.
17SlF-Sta
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

The undersigned, having been duly
appointed Administrative OF the Estate
OF 4 P Jones. deceased, hereby gives
notice 10 al persons who have claims
against the Estate OF said A. P. Jones
10 present the same. duly authenticated,
with the proper vouchers. If any exist,
even If the claim is secured By mort
gage upon real estate, 10 her personally
O. az The Office OF J. A Magoon, Merch-
ant St. next 10 the Post Office, Honolu-
H. within six months from this date.
O. the sane viii Be forever barred.
MRS. RACHEL JONES.
By her Attorney, J. Alfred Msgoon-
EcnoluI1, July 1st, 1895
17T3-et
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-07-31

The undersigned, each residing II Ho-
nol1I1, IN tte Island q Oahu, Of the
Republic Of Hawaii, hare formed CO.
partnership with ezeh other IN the bust
Ees o. buying and selling general ner-
eazzdtse and q commission merchants
y sztd Honolulu. under the firm name
@ s-TEs q J. 7 Wste-hoase. being the
bzzzresE heretofore carried On By J. 7.
Wsas-h0lses frSt and his successor.
J. 7. Wz-erho1se, second
Dated Honol1I1. JuIy /, 1885.
Fredeziek 7 ?. Ws1erhO1se,
ETLssr C01is1o3 Wste-hoEse,
goz1 Tzte-1o1se,
George 8 Warehouse
Az 177z-1n
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

By virtue of an order of sale made
By Hon 4 ". Carter, First Judge OF
The Circuit Court OF the First Circuit,
OF the 22d day OF July, 1896. viii sell
AZ public auction al the premises on
the east corner OF Dominis and Kewalo
streets. Honolulu, Oahu, on the 18th
day OF August. 1895. at u O'Clock noon.
all that parcel OF land described in Pat
ent Grant No 37SS 10 Jennie Ashford,
trustee. being Lot No. 563 containing
1900 So II and situated at the East
corner OF Dominis and Kewalo streets,
Honolulu aforesaid
Terms cash
Deed AZ purchasers expense and sale
subject 10 confirmation by the Court.
JENNIE ASHFORD.
Guardian OF the property OF Stanley,
Huron and Marguerite Ashford.
I7S1-5t
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DEPARTURES

Tuesday. July 81
Smr Tzizlezle, Gregory for Lzha-
Ez. Ecrokzz and kRkUihzele
SW IEzlzni. SnyEie, for Kauai
ports
5" KHAN, Clarke. for Maui and
Hawaii po-rS
SU CIzudine. Cameron. for Maui
ports
Wednesday, July g
SIR kzzzi. B-Uhn- fo- Kzzzi ports
THURSDAY. July -.
SIR Kzzlz. Thompson for ozhn
ports
SIR Esens. Parker. for Tziuzuzlo
ard o5ts- OzL1 parts
S@ JzEss Mzkse, TuIIe1- for Kzuzi
p.1-rs
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ARRIVALS.

An bkrne J. " Griffith. Array. from
SEATTLE. Wash
THURSDAY, July 50.
Stnr Msriposa- Eay~art. from san
Francisco
An sehr Aloha. Dzbel. from San
Francisco
sm Kazlz, Thompson. from Oahu
ports
An bktns Archer. czuIhoun- from
San Francisco
Ger Ok 4 Haeheld. Barber. from
LaySan Island
s~ James Make TuIlet. from Ka-
uzi ports
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NOTICE

! lave made over al the stock and
merchandise IN he business carried on
bg the late J. 7. Warerhouse. and also
the good vii and all outstanding ae-
counts thereof, 10 ny sons, z. 7. P,
z c. John and G. 6 Waterhouse. who
bsnes3ozLh carly On said business and
assume al Liabilities from this date
July Isl 1885
ELIZABETH BOURNE WATER
HOUSE. Sole Legztee under the will Of
JoLn 7. Wz-erto1se.
4szs 1T7s-Im
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
VESSELS IN PORT.
NAVAL.

U. s s Adams. Watson, Lshsina.
MERCHANTMEN.
This list does not include cosstersl
BIZ. bk Belmont, Ladd. sydney, Aus
rralia-
Haw. bk Iolani, Mcclure, New York
Br. bk Koeiusko, Rodd. Newcastle
Am. hk Mohiean, Saunders, San Fran
cisco
An bk hlikitst, Cutler. PIT Townsend
Am bkIne !. ". Griffith. Arey, Seattle.
Wash
Bk Velocity, Martin. Hongkong.
Ger bk H HzCkfeld, Barber. Laysan
Island
An bkrne Archer, Calhoun. San Fran
cisco
O. 5 5 Nzriposa- Hayward. San Fran
cisco
An Schr Aloha, Dabel, san Francisco.
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FOR SALE.

THIRTY-FoUR volumes of Scientific
American, from 1878 to 1894. inclusive.
Well bound and in good state of pres
eryation. Terms reasonable. For par
uculars, address *" this Office.
lT75-1m
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MARRIED.

JONES PETERSON In Honolulu,
July %. 1895. by the Rev. H. H. Par
ker. Marion Akana Jones TO Captain
Charles Peterson.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT this city, July
so. 1896. ar the Catholic Church. Louis
Arnaud TO Belinda Vierra. No cards.
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PASSENGERS
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and wife z " NcChaEeF zld wife
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VESSELS EXPECTED.

Vessels from Due.
Bk Andrew Welch- San Fran. Due
b Robert Sudden. Newcastle July 81
Rk Alden BesSe. san Francisco Due
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TIDES. SUN AND MOON.

Lsss quarter Q: moon Aux. :. st 5 b. 5 min.
SIN
The iisS Sci moon paSSe Sre given in Stsnd-
s-G Tine. The glr-s az sun Sui moon rising
&c6 setting being given for all ports IN the
Sro1p x-s II Local Time. 10 which the rsSPSc-
ave corrections 70 Standard Tine applicable %
each different po-s SRo1l5 BE nSGs-
he Standard Tine whistle sounds 81 i2h.
IL oS- lrliilishIl Greenwich Time. which l.
n Sac,- Nm 81 Hawaiian Standard Time
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DslE-EZaz

Fc- Mani sz5 laval pG @ X
nzz yztF zs-T9Aes-o- NEz- NeCz-d-
E=s= an LzEgEez- LEs IzsseS S-1kss,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-07-31

Ra-ousser enrrscss5 for temperature and {.
rs.Son but no. for E-Syttv.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

Sy the Government Survey. Published
Every Monday.
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WHARF AND WAVE.

At DIAMOND head SIGNAL STA
TON July s. e = 1-Tes wszt1s-
= Gear wind light cas-
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NOTICE OF co-PARTsERsH1P.

zsA ITzlu
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-01-03
uIIpnf-
40 1850

5. Dunbar sold 3 yearling mules to
Il l.. Hubble for $3.50 Eph Pennington
sold some fat hogs to John johnson for
$3.50
T. G. Rankin left few days ago
with a load OF mules for the Sunny
South. J.J. Walker sold his cattle for
S365.
Miss Matte White is visiting her
host OF friends in hustonville, Eph.
Pennington has returned from Middles
boro.
We are glad to note that the l. j.
has added to its list of subscribers at
this Office and We wish it happy and
prosperous year.
Mrs. Ed Miller fell while climbing
the cellar stairway a few days ago, hold.
ing glass fruit ar in her hand, and cut
her arm badly on the broken glass.
The boys gave Bud Russell and his
lady and Cora Russell. and her husband
a lively charivari the night of their re-
ception at Mr.. Russell's. He gave the
boys hearty welcome by treating them
to apples, cider and cake and all went of
nicely.
Miss Sarah Eubanks, of .Kingsville
is visiting Eubsnks Bros. Ned Burdette
who WAS reported 50 seriously hurt in
firing anvils Nmas day, got on his horse
aud rode from Hedgeyille to Lancaster
the same day of the accident. Ed Min.
or has gone to Louisville Ito see about
getting bis machinery.
Charley Smith has come back on oul
hack line again and it is needless TO say
that everybody is glad OF it. Prof I. NJ
Goodnight has returned to Frankfort fol
a short stay. Mr.. A. T. Lane and wifi
left this week for Illinois to make theil
future home. They are nice people anC
many good wishes go with them.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-01-03
DEATHS DOIkcS.

Rev. W. T. Reynolds, aged II, q
Baptist preacher for 55 yesrs, died Tues
day at his home near Bee Lick, this
county.
Friends here will learn with sadness
OF the death OF Mrs. B. F. Johnson,
which occurred Dec. Goth at Camden,
Ark, where she had been taken in the
hope OF overcoming airapidly advancing
pulmonary trouble. She was the wife oil
Prof Johnson and during her stay here
made many warm friends by her gentle
manners and Christian. character.
-Miss Lee Beszley, daughter of the
late William Beazley Of Gsrrsrd, died st
Lexington Of pneumonia, sged 20. Sh,
had graduated as trained nurse and wal
entering a career OF usefulness wher
death laid his icy hand upon her. Toe
remains were brought here "Wednesday
and taken to Col. James A. Beaxley' g
where friends sat up with them tina
night and took .hem to:Lancastsr yester
day for burial.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-01-03

Rufus Jones, who shot and killed
John Knott and wounded James Burress
December "a, in Adair, was given a pre-
liminsry trial and acquitted on the
ground OF self defense.
Mrs. Annie Finley, who died at
Petersburg w. Va, aged l02 years, had
been constant smoker and snuffer for
90 years. Her death was caused by gan :
creme, resulting from a corn which shs
bad trimmed too closely.
Patrick II. Soden. a prominent cap.
italist OF Kansas City, has been sued fol
10000 for breach OF promise by Mrs
Kate Green, who was deserted by hel
husband several years sgo after having
been twice married to him.
Henry Harrison, OF Guthrie, Ok.
fell In the fire while under the influences
Of liquor and was burned TO death. His
grandson discovered the body next DAY
and was 90 overcome with grief that hs
has become rsvins maniac
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-01-03
MT VERNON, ROCKCASTLE COUNTY.

Rev j. NJ. Walton delivered dis
courses appropriate the season last Sun
day.
A new boarder arrived at the Miller
Hotel Christmas night, an pound boy,
named Lewis Milton. Hugh locke hap
Ply.
DR. j. T, Flanagan, of Missouri, WIS
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Nesbiit
Christmas week. Miss Margaret Kin.
naird, the accomplished assistant teach
er of the Institute, spent the holidays in
Danyille.
The Mt Vernon Institute began IFS
new session Monday with greatly in
creased attendance. zTne prospect is
good for full scbool this term. The
people Of our town are alive to the inn
portance Of educating the young.
The Christmas trees we're a complete
success. The attendance exceeded the
seating capacity Of the courthouse. Ev.
cry one seemed to have been remem ber-
ed, Mr.. W. J. Sparks and, hsismiing
assistants, Messrs. Davis, Cox, Bethu-
rum and Pierce, distributed the numer-
Gus gifts to the entire satisfaction of all
present
Misses Carrie Lair and Florele
Brown, escorted bY MIR. Sim Davis, at
TENDED the Christmas tree at Livingston.
Many handsome presents were exchaug.
ell and many hearts made glad iamong
the citizens Of this prosperous railroad
centre. Messrs + lgar Albright and r.
G. Williams attended the Atlanta Expo
sition lsst week.
Misses Ssllie and Winnie Adams, Of
Garrard, spent the holidays with Mr.
and Mrs N. j. Miller. Miss Matte
Weber has returned to Hamilton Col %
lege. Miss Kate Spradlin wac the guest
OF Miss Rhoda White Christmas week.
Misses Berta and Eva Martin we're the
guests Of Mrs. NJ. j. Miller last week.
Mrs. Jacob Williams has been quite in.
Mics Lucille Joplin entertained the Sal
amaGundi Club ia charming style at IL
lasi meeting Mrs. Georgia Rice visited
Misses Sailie Cook and Ala Logan
Brown at Midway recently. Mrs Su,
Mullins, OF Livingston, was the guest OF
friends here this week Mrs. +. A. Rep
pert il visiting relatives in Covington
Prof Dickerson has moved TO Barrier
county.
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MT NKsIA. Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Jones,
who live about two milea from here on
Che Knob Lick pike, gave dining last
Wednesday, which was greatly enjoyed
by those present. Mrs. Jones has read
the Bible through seven times and what
ane does not know about the Scriptures
ia hardly worth knowing. Her son,
Joshus, named after the good man that
the hook Of books tells US 30 much about,
ia probably ono OF the best posted Young
men in the county on sll Biblical cues
tons, as any body can readily ascertain
who will strike him for a discussion
Miss Mary Cowap. a sister OF Mrs. Jones
sold 6s turkeys In Cincinnati for $50
They we're the finest lot raised in this
.ection. She has made over $500 on
turkeys. Two young men OF this vicin-
ity. Messrs. John Lewis and VIM. Nc
Donald Waters. contemplate becoming
ministers OF the Gospel. The former II
a follower of Alexander Campbell and
me latter a hsrd-shell Baptist. Mr.. Jes'
Hooker Ia breaking up house keepini
and will 20 to rsilroading again. Hi
wife ia in Cincinnati under medical treat
man, Mis-, Matte Bosley is visitin,
Mr.. Jennie Logan, OF the Gilberts Cree
ssctiop. "Aunt Mary" Dawson contin
uea mite Ill.