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Del Monte.

DEL MONTE, Nov 6.-The hotel man
agement now expects to have good winter
business Already rooms have been engaged
for the whole winter and spring by Eastern
ers, who here tofore have only spent about
four weeks at this hotel. Tie management
attributes This revival of business TO the
scare OF fever in the South.
James Mulliken of Boston viii arrive in a
few days and will remain until May. H.
Burell and W. K. Burell of Melbourne Aus
tralia, are stopping here. Miss c. ]. Flood,
Mrs j. W Hanson and Miss Foliis we're here
this week P. T. Baker and Miss Kate r.
Stone OF San Francisco Will remain here for
some time.
Among the principal arrivals for the past
week are: William Poinselt and wife, san
Pablo; F. Cooper, Detroit Mich; {. II. Hollie
and wife, ]. B. II. Cooper, San francisco; NJ.
Jonas, Oakland; NJ. Baiue, London; a. F. st.
Sims and wife. Alameda D. Blair, Toronto,
Canada Mrs A. 6. Fled, san Jose; Miss NJ.
Eaton, Mrs. G. Ftzsimmons, Alameda; Mr..
and Mrs. l. S. Dodridge, Leadv lie, Colo; j. d.
Carr. Saiinas; F. n. Crafts and vile. Oakland !;
F. H. FJw.er and wife, Holyoke, Mass. 5. c.
Swift. oakland; Louis Oppepheimer, ON ha,
Nebr.; Miss K. r. Stone. p. 7. Baker, san Fran
phia; Simon Harris, Portland Or; H. BureiI,
Melbourne, Australia: William X. Bureil,
Melbourne-Miss Kate r. Stone. San Fran
cisco; z. Baker, San Francisco; Mr.: and Mrs.
D. NJ Barringer, Philadeiphia; Miss {. j.
Flood. Miss FoIlis, Mrs J. W. Hanson. of Sau-
salito; r. ". Staud, San Francisco; r. W.
Stiller and wife. Wairille, Cal. W. s. Rickard.
san jose W. D. Baker and wife, New York;
Mrs. Gustav Sutro, Miss Sutro and Mrs SwartZ,
San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Hirsh,
Philad elphia; John Taylor. Toronto, Canada
George H. Gooderham and J. Hargrat, To-
ronto, Canada; II. +. Langton, San Francisco
j. ?. Baxter, N Baxter and Miss Baxter,
Portland, Me-; R. Blumer, S. SwandeD, E. R.
Baxter. san Francisco,
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WEDDING BELLS.
Home and Church Ceremonies of
the Past Week.

Star OF the Sea Church, on Eighth avenue,
near Point Lobos, was crowded. Wednesday
evening, October 27, with the friends Of Mark
A. Greeley and Miss Mary Belle Cassidy. who
had assembled to witress tae ceremony that
would unite the lives OF these two youug peo-
pie. The church presented a very tasteful ap-
peGrsnce wi h its brilliant illumination aud
simple decorations.
shortly after O'clock The bridal party ar
rived. While the wedding march from ''Lohen-
grin" was played the wedding procession en-
tered and marched 10 the altar.
The ushers. P. J. Farrell and Joe Hardimsnu,
led the procession, and they were followed IN
order by the bridesmaids. Miss Bertha Wtd-
ham and Miss Nellie Nichols; the maid OF
honor, Miss Virginia Cassidy; the flower girls,
little Misses Alicia Nolan and Evelyn Pollard,
and the BRIDE and her father. Az the altar
they were met by the groom and groomsman,
Dan Mullen. who came from the alter-room,
acco N panied by Rev. J. ?. Coyle.
When the parties were in their pla ces
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Nicholao's ave Maria was rendered by
Miss Katherine Black of St. Mary's
cathedral choir At the conclusion of
tne to song Father Coyle stood before, the
words that made them man and wife. The
ceremony was short, but impressive. After
receiving the priests blessing, the procession
reformed and marched from the church.
During the ceremony the intermez 20
from "Caval. eris Ruslicana" was played and
on leaving the church Mendolssohn's grand
wedding march.
Following the ceremony a reception was
held al the residence OF the BRIDES parents at
31O4 Point Lobos avenue, where about 40
persons extended their congratulations and
best wishes for the future TO the newly mar
ried couple.
The bride Is the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
John Cassidy. She presented very charm
ing appearance in her becoming gown of
white organdie, over white silk, trimmed with
FaIenclennes lace. She wore diamonds as
ornaments, and carried a large bunch Of
BRIDE roses in her hand.
7 he groom, Mark A. Gree'ey is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs John Greeley of Eighth avenue,
near Point LoboS de is the proprietor of the
Laurel Grove dairy, and. like his charming
wife. h as been many years resident OF Z CHI
moud.
able and useful presents in sIverware cut
glass and household furniture.
The reception a the house was a very pleas
ant affair, lasting from 9 10 II P. NJ. and after
continued the festivities with vocal and in
strumental music and dancing until near
morning.
The brides cake was cut and divided smonp
the friends, the piece coniaing the magic ring
falling to the lot of Rev. Father Coyle He
promptly presented it to one OF the Young
ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greeley have furnished home
at 81 10 Point Lobos avenue where they will
reside.
George A. Buckingham and Olive Blanche
m n a fr,I 1, ~
OF october. They have just returned from
their honeymoon and viii be peased to re-
celve their friends at 3797 Invent tn street
Of the month.
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of simplicity, informally and merriment that
was distinctive feature of last years gather
inPs-;hese were the characteristics of FRI
day evenings cotilIon.
AS during the preceding season, the Fort
pightlys met at Lunrs Hall. They assembled
early-S 80 o'clock-and by midnight the
most deiightful gathering OF any time, place
O season over.
No ella borate attempt at decorating the hall
was made. Here aud there were graceful
groupings of palms, that lent general air OF
.estiyity to the scene.
The gowns of all the girls, the debutantes OF
the year, and Inc bellies OF the past season,
we're bright, pretty and new. The buds for
the mos part were radiant ana happy in spot
less white attire.
E H. Sheldon led the cotiilon with the
beauty of the debutan ties, Miss Lille Foliis as
his partner.
In the first set were Miss Lillian Follis, Miss
Edna Hopkins and Miss Margaret Salisbury.
Miss Gertrude Carroll. Miss Grace Sanborn,
Miss Laura Van WICK Miss Helen Thorn on,
Miss Helen Thomas. MISS Clara Hamilton
Miss Adelaide Murphy, Miss AIDE aide Strana-
han, Miss Muriel Atherton, Mrs. Nom oe Sails
bury. Miss Gordon Blanding, Mrs. A Bore
Mrs. Kip Mrs. E. II. Hopkins, Mrs. Josep ph
Crockett, Mrs. Russell wilson, Mrs. Moore and
Mrs. c. L. Baker constituted the reception
committee. and ii was TO the untirtng efforts ot
these ladies that the magnificent success oi
the FortnightIys was due.
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Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs Walter
campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parker, c. 7.
Parker, C. A. Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p.
Dodge, Mrs. George Burston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Vinne. George Partridge, Miss Par
fridge, Rocco Lucy, Mr.. and Mrs Wellard
Iroweli, Mr.. and Mrs ". E, Dennison, Miss
M and Mrs. Van Duzsn, Mrs. Colin Strong
Colin Strong, Mrs. Hume, Miss Hume, Mrs.
Breckenridge, Mrs Hal, Mr.. ard M,s. Miller.
Miss Helen Highly, Mrs Jennings, Mrs. Bah
cock. Mrs Phillip Shafter, DR.. and Mrs Locke.
Inc little friends of Miss CermeIita Echever-
ria gave her surprise party recently on her
return from visit at San Lucas. where she
has spent some time. Owing 10 the flor OF
Miss Maize Daily and Miss Louisa Fouraiqu er,
The affair was a complete success. The pariVr
was beautifully decorated and the little ones
ing and reciIat ons. Among those present
were: Carmelita Echeverria, Louisa Fourni-
gu er, Maize DAILY, May ana Matte Burke,
Myrtle and Emily IN. Dorothy Chase. Ger
tie Corneps, ANNE and Marguerite Coprivfca
Aloulse Dalv. Agnes Lowell, Olive Beggs
MeSer llario Perez Ra ymond Burke. Rue ben
Clancy, Louis Lawn. Charlie Lovel, Willie
and George Daily Richard Besgs, Mervyn Nor
rie.
A surprise party was rendered to Edward
Beard by his friends at the residence OF Miss
Matte Perry, 400 Golden Gate avenue, on
Wednesday event lg. The affair was in honor
OF his sixteenth anniversary. Games ana dan
cling were the pastimes OF the evening, after
which supper was served in the large aud spa
cious dining hail of the residence.
Among the guests were: Miss Matte Lee
Perry, Edward Bear |, Miss Laura Terry, FL. de
Ia Montanya, Mis-, Maude Fisher, Frank Chan
der. Miss Alberta Mooney. Charles II. Jynkins
Jr., Miss Mae Page. John German, Miss A. Fos-
ter, Bob Mooney, Miss Minnie Roemer, James
Barnett, Miss L. Lonise Wilson, F. p French,
Miss Alice Hyde, Walter Clark, the Misses Ade-
aide and Zeta Arnold. the Misses Belle and
Frances Kidd, Miss Marion Grahm, Dock Eb
ner, Mrs. Perry, Henry Williams and Mr.. and
Mrs. Watson.
On Saturday evening. October 80. in honor
OF the anniversary OF his birth, q dinner was
ven 10 Henry L. Kohu, at his residence. at
All OFarrell street, by Thomas ]. Johnston
Tue table was decorated with roses and
Yiolets. Covers were laid ior eight.
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The wedding cf Frederick C. Jaeger and Miss
Lulu NJ. Preston took place at the residence OF
the groom, AIS Eureka street, Wednesday
ey=nl 'g, October 27. Rev. DR.. c. 4. E. Hertel
III cisted. The following guests were present I:
Mr. aud Mrs T C. Jaeger. Rev. Mr.. ana
Mrs ste'nbach, Mr.. and Mrs 6. F.
Iantau. George Tantau Jr.. Frank Tan;au, Miss
DeIa Tantau, Mr.. and Mr. John Hendy
G. W. Preston, Walter Preston, Mrs. :. D. Pres
ton. Gustave de Neve, NJ IS Flora Tantau,
george J4t ~, Mrs. Orin Jones, Otto Jaeger,
Mrs. Alire II riIage, Miss Hattie Heritage.
NJ. and Mrs H. Pike. Miss Eleonore p Ike,
M and Mrs. J. Hayes. George Hayes, Mrs.
ONei', Mr.. With'rs Miss T. ON Ill. Harry
O'Nell, Wilhe Redpatn. Mss Ella ONeil,
NJ and Mrs Tneuerkaui, Miss Bcquelin,
Miss Munsin, Mrs john S;ahe, Mss Mary
stable. Mr. and Mrs. ". T. L4nsfeld. Mr.. and
Mrs Jeseuh Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Z Roberts,
N IS Perry, Mr. and Mrs c. Shay. Mr. and
Mrs Dye, Miss Mae Murphy, george Long.
MISS Mamie Lyons, G. Lrons. D. Lyons, Mr.. and
MIS- W. I. Sherwood, Mr. and Mrs. Amman,
Mr.. ana Mrs. kundstrom. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Nash. Miss Mo- ie Bates. Miss L. Nee roy, Mr.
and Mrs. L. { Frick, Miss Edith Alexander,
Jerry CudWorIh.
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Hoy, san Francisco. spent Sunday a. the
W. F1vnn, New York. carried Of the
laureIs Ior shoot ng on the bay the past wees
one afternoons spoiIs included twenty-iour
handsom biuebii and butteroalls. u,,,.
the vile and daughter of Dr. w r. hte-
head Of Denver, Coo, nave affIFeu a. TIC
MOTEL Tor several mon tns visit ,...
Mrs John c. HeaIy entertained tAe y ien.
OF her daugh er. Mis- Cnub6las Hea!y, al
home on the boulevard on Friday a. q O'i'"-'
M ~ pa and Mrs. J. Copelsndt of SIN Francisco
spent several days here the past Week. T..
The R=v. George E Keithley OF Mlnneso.a S -
officiating q the Granam Memorial OhuI0H
(Presbyterian). Coronado. .,. Can
W. E Cumoack was mere recently from oan
Francisco. 1,h,s,on of
tGaryanza are Passing some time At the holei.
MI ana Mrs G. ". Benson OF San francisco
are at tie hotel enjoying the hue COIo"auO
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Hopkins have returned
from their summer nome al Lake MI ~ e OF "A;
N m, ana vii. pass the winter a. iA'0'
Ms Gore H. Partridge lad family Of Mia
uenpolis are guests here ana VIII "iNse4 ~
the bay region this season, Uo-, w
Thomas H. Pearson OF Dooos Fe.Is' y.
has leased Mrs Sarah Harris cottage on
avenue ior the coming season ,,t1. -
The Rev. C. H. de Garmo Ga tta haacb
t;oronado carried Of the hono-s IN schooI
WORK the past year. the County super ntehd-
ent's report showing mat the S-A'4 e'N0 -SA0
leads every grade IN the couh'y- -..,,-,,,<,
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Stocking nave returned
from six months IOreign travel -, ..,
o-tb.sfIs j. dong excellent work with new
music and new men. ,.,. h.
Watson II. Wyman is at home from Homo
Major Christensen was down from san iran
cisco carry in the week, in comp1hY Nm
Major Charles Z. Pierce, the 81 Louis C9a-
gressmau They insI ected the haIO'4 Ava ''--
cations Both were guests here.
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HOME GATHERINGS.
Dinners, Dances and Receptions Of
the Past Week.

Mrs. Elizabeth Strong Worthington enter
tanned nearly hundred guests at her home
on Guerrero and Twenty-iirst streets Friday
evening, October 60 The occasion being the
celebration OF her birthday as well as house
warming. The rooms we're beautifully deco
ed With chTysanthemums, ivy and roses.
Mrs. Worthington assisted IN entertain
ing by Miss Marion Gale, Miss Helen Bigby
and Miss Dorothy Jaap Walter Campbell
saTg in exquisite fashion three numbers. &C.
companied by Mrs Camp bell. Roscoe W
Suey endered two piano solo numbers and A.
c. Perry gave reading of VIII Carlton's,
"Ous OF the Old Home, Into me New" with
much style and feeling
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THEY'RE ENGAGED.
Interesting Betrothais Announced
and Wedding Days Set.

The engagement; is announced of Miss Carrie
L. Gould, daughter of Major and Mrs. w. o.
Gould, to DR.. Slmuel P. Tuggle The wedding
will take place in December at the home of
Major and Mrs W. o. Gould. Miss Ruth A
Smith. daughter of General and Mrs. J. c.
Smith of Chicago, is coming from Chicago to
be maid OF honor and the brides N aids will be
Miss Harriet NJ Grlswold Miss Annie Clay of
Fruitvaie and " iss Anna Wainwright
Inc engagement is announced OF Edith
Buchanan, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs II. Bu-
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whose especial object was TO honor the debu-
taute, no bud consid cred herself faIIly
launched in the fascinating social whirl until
Friday night
Then she attended her first dsnce-her first
coullon-snd Saturday morning she consld-
cred her pretty little self full-fedged society
belle.
As with the debutante, so with the social
season. No season is fairly on until the frs;
dauce, aid the honor Ot inaCgu7atng the SEP
son OF '97 iell to that most popular OF all the
dancing classes, the Friday Fortnightly
That delightful soc ability, that atmos phere
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Coronado.

CORONADO. Nov. 6.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Mason of Sacramento have been visiting
Coronado.
H. Stein and Karel H. de Haas OF Kansas
City ar occupying rooms at the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Gallon have been down from
Oakland for few days al the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Gompertz OF San
Francisco were recent visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Ferguson and Mrs. E.
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CLUB GATHERINGS.
Fashionable Organizations Enter
tain Their Friends.

The third regular meeting of La Veinte
Whist Club was held last Tuesday evening at
the residence OF Miss Leslie Grinnell, 311 Capp
street.
The first prize was won by C. R. Carter and
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Port Angeles.

TORT ANGELES. Nov. 6-At noon, october
26 WAS celebrated the marriage OF Thomas
Aldwell Auditor OF Clallam County, an' /<A
Leila Name Mcdonald, both residents v
ciIy. The ceremony took place at the Co<1e-~
gatioual church, the pastor, Rev q W. Mel
son, officiating.
The church was beautifully decorated ior the
occasion The windows were crowned VITA
wIeaths of IVY ana howers. on the "aA, aDD'e
the altar two links OF ivy were entWlned. Inc
ulpit was buried in wealth OF IVY, myrt4e
ana va riegated flowers In front stood an a!Cu
com posed Of ivy and white flowers, from whlch
an exquisite marriagebell WAS suspended,
The general effect W6s exceeolhg!y P4tes
ant and called forth many comments, ana
when the entire bridal party WAS gatheIed
around the arch il was universally con Ceu@u
thai not a pIettier wedding had ever oSen
seen in ,he city. The toilets OF the iadlss
were elaborate. The bride YVES dre'seu IN
cream white satin trimmed with race. A tu-ie
veil and orange blossoms completed her
handsome COS tune.
II. ". Fisher acted as best man. Mrs. Perry
Wiley, sister OF the bride, and Mrs. Mas L.
Herrick, sister OF the groom, were Inc prld, s
maids.
back velvet trimmed with white chiffon and
pearl trimmings. Her hat WIS Of back vel
{ vet trimmed with scarlet ros-s ana bIack os-
trich tips.
Mrs Herrick wore a dark green silk trim
med with green velvet and pink and green
chiffon. hat of black ye.Vet frightened
with scarlet roses and laces completed her
costume.
Mrs. S L Bake, the mother OF the groom,
was astefully Rowued in hellOtrope sil
draped With black lace. Mrs. Mcdonald, the
mother Of the bride, wore becoming dress OF
green silk trimmed with black ve4yet She
wore black hat with velvet trimmings and
black os trich tips.
The ushers were J. A. Wilson and Horace
White. They wore wedding faYors OF white
roses upon their coat lspels Mss Nesta
Blackwood and Miss frankie Chambers were
the flower girls and slreHed flowers in the
path OF the newly welded couple they led
the pro cess sion out OF the church. Mrs. G. ".
party entered and lett 10 the II usic OF Men
delss ohn's Wedding March"
ImmeGiat tely after the ceremony MI and
Mrs. Aldwel left for Victoria, where they will
Highland Springs.
HIGHLAND SPRINGS, Nov 4-This resort
has had a splendid fall patronage and those
here enjoying the fine autumn
weather 10 the utmost in walks, drives, Clear
Lake and Blue Lake excursions, etc. Those
here 81 present are: Mrs. R. Samm, Miss K.
Samm, Los Angeles; Major Frank Buckner.
Miss Kate L Stephens, Miss Jnsephl1
Stephens, Miss Nina Fitz, A. B. Rodman,
Woodland; Captain and Mrs. ". B. Colier
Dorothy Collier, Miss Lutte Collier Pa Col
lier; Miss Martina Butler, 'fka BeI'; Mrs. VIII
Mckenzie. Mrs. Frances Madden, Ssn Frau
CISCO; George J. O'Connor, San Francisco;
". F. Hopkins, OAK and; Colonel &. Lawson,
L. 5. A.; Mr.. aud Mrs. P. A. Cameron. Oak
land; William A PIunkett, San Francisco;
M. ano Mrs. Byron Gilman. Miss HUrd, Oak
F. A Edmends, Miss a H. Beauie, Boston;
Mrs. DAVIS, Miss r. VI. Davis, Miss E Davis,
Oakland; Mrs. 4. Brennan, J. G. Edmondson
p ]. Martin, Mrs. S. L. Foster, san Francisco.
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San lose.

SAN JOSE, Nov. 6.-1he Winter Club, with a
limited membership OF select society people,
is being organized to give q series OF five en-
tertainments the coming season. The pro-
grammes will include theatrieaIs, vaudeville,
musical selections aud dancing The first en-
tertainment will be held al the residence OF
Mrs. William Wright on November 80. The
patronesses of the cluo are: Mesdames Law
renee Archer, Neville Castle, Hiram Bond,
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chanan OF Oakland, to Nathan Kornfeld OF
San Francisco.
Mayme Ward of this city and Fred W. Noble OF
Salt Lake City.
Tne engagement is announced OF Miss Jessie
Louis OF Boston TO Herman Gardner Of New
York.
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Continued on Page 7ieenty-FYus,
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MISS MARIE MESSER.

npIh is 8 NJ M iseron fthes ns6uds
n td fe ,aredyda yadmi
o o
MI an Mrs N Meserar ndaugher of the late
t soy and ah he State
o " tth
a However Miss sMesrsf
o e
ahs meumenD
mus IN a h Hotel Belle Vista
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-04-09
THE MOREY CHURN.
Some Additional Testimonials from PeO-
pie you Know.
DON'T FAIL TO READ THEM.

This is TO certify that 1 have seen
the MOrey churn operated and can
say that it make the finest grade of
butter. Mrs. Il. s. Ball
Moran. April 5, '97-I have seen
the MOrey ehurn operated by J. l..
Berkey, and as perfect and practi-
cal machine it is the best ever saw;
making just such butter as the cream
cries i'm Pennsylvania, that was worth
more money than common Kansas
butter. 1 believe it is D. K. A. C..
KOhler.
Moran, April 5, '97.-To whom it
may concern. / have seen the MOrey
churn operated and as butter maker
it seems to possess more essential fea-
lures that is needed to make good
butter than any other churn l ever
saw. / would recommend every but
ter producer TO investigate this new
process. Obed Kerr.
lola, April l. '97.-I have seen the
MOrey churn operated and like 1t. 1t
makes perfect granular butter and
does its work quickly. Mrs. Ralph
r. Drake.
LaHarpe, April l, '97.-This is to
certify that / have seen the Mercy
churn operated and believe it is just
as represented. Mrs. NJ. r. Sickly.
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KATE ELLIS MILLER,

Mr.. S. A. Ellis received telegram
about noon Wednesday making the
sad announcement Of the death on the
night previous, of his sister, Kate
Ellis Miller, in childbirth, at her
home near Clifton, Okla. 1t was like
stroke from a clear sky and brings a
shock of grief, not to the relatives
only, but to scores of friends who feel
the untimely death as an irreparable
personal loss. a woman of SUMMER
temper, of sweeter disposition, of
purer soul, of truer and more loving
heart, never blessed the world and
made it better by living in it. She
won without an effort the admiration
and regard of all who met her merely
as friend, while within the family
circle the devotion she inspired was
equalled only by tina; which she
lavished in return. In an especial
manner, and to a degree rarely
witnessed even in such relation, she
was the hearts treasure of her mother,
the apple of her eye, not her daughter
only, but her friend and counsellor,
her prop and stay. The blow falls
heavily on all who knew and loved
her, but upon the mothers heart it
infiects wound that only the infinite
compassionate God can soOthe and
heal.
The remains will be laid to rest in
the lola cemetery. 1t was expected
that they would arrive on the early
train this morning. The funeral SER
vices will be held at o'clock p. m. at
the Presbyterian church, conducted
by Rev. w. L. Squier.
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] the Turks, Armenians, Arabs and
Syrians. He also has with him more
than thousand dollars worth of cos
tunes which will be used in his illus
| tratiOns. Mr.. Behamesey requires
! the assistance of 80 people to present
his entertainment.
A barrel IF high grade sorghum is
a mighty nice thing to have ON hand
and every farmer should have one on
tap in his cellar The farmer who
plants a crop Oi cane this spring can
in the fall if he hauled his cane to the
lola sorghum factory have it made up
into syrup, gDOd enough for queen
| and all it will cost him will be fifteen
cents a gallon, or if made on shares it
will not cost him anything except his
labor.
The home of Thns. Rutledge was
entirely destroyed by fire on Tuesday
night, tie result of defective fiue.
The flames were well under way be-
fore they were discovered, and by the
time the alarm could be given aud
the engine dragged thOrugh the mud
dy streets it was too late to accom-
plisn anything. Most of the furniture
was saved, but the loss will ne quite
heavy as the insurance was only $3.50.
owned by l.. n. Hartman and Mr..
Rutledge recently traded his farm
for it.