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The San Francisco call., 1897-08-29
The Relief COMMITTEES.

The general relief committee of San Fran
cisco, I. O. o. F., paid a fraternal visit to
Apollo Lodge last Friday night. Last Wed nes-
day it paid a visit to Cosmopolitan and on
Tuesday visited Bay City Lodge, where the
members of the committee were treated to
motZss. The week before the committee WIS.,
lied Germania Lo lge, and they were guests at
banquet of sauerkraut and sausage.
The presentation to Past Grand McCollister
during recent visit of the committee to
Apollo Lodge was by the lodge and not by the
Commtltee, as previously announced.
During the past four weeks the committee
has expended $1,000 in the relief of distressed
mem bers OF the order
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Order of.tbe Eastern Star.

Beulah. Chapter No. 90, is located in the
Southern part OF the City and county and
: meets in Masonic Hall, a. Railroad and Four
teenth avenues, but that does not initiate
against 1t in the matter ofactivty, for it works
with Just as much devo ion for the advance
ment OF the order as do the chapters located in
the heart OF the City, aud, when it comes TO
giving enter rtainmenls, Beulah Chapter, 10 use
an expression of the day, is strictly in it,"
This was evinced by the social given by the
chapter in the hell named last Friday night
Ii was attended by about one hundred and
fifty ladies and gentlemen, who spent most
enjoyable evening, tor everything was done
make the affair a success the verdict OF all
ms {heI took their leave OF Mrs. Rose kispert
. the worthy matrou, and Adolph +. F1tacben
WAS that il was the most successful social
event tnat the chapter had ever given. The
hall was tasteluliy decorated with American
flags, bunting and flowers, ana during the
= evening bountiful collation. was served. The
following named composed the committee i'll
charge: Miss Nellie Richardson Brown,
AdO.ph Frederick Fitacheu, Mrs. Rose kis-
pert, Mrs. Maggie Mcdonald, Mrs. Kate
Bareilles, Miss Bertha Hare, Mrs. Emma
q ines. Mrs. Amanda Brown, Mrs. Mary
Ayers, DR.. David Byron Todd, Frank Charles
kispert. James Stuart Bailey, c. Z. Birby, Miss
Gus,ld dSwItzer and Mrs. Fannie Simpson.
At its meeting to BE- held on Monday, the 9Th
oi9eptember Beulah Chapter will work IN the
hi iHtiOn OF candidates.
D ;" Oak Leaf Chapter o! oakland neid an lnlta-
tion last Thursday win ch was followed by a
pleasant hour in the banquet hail. Mrs. Mill
berry, worthy matron OF Harmony Chapter,
as present and 1t was her first visit 10 an
out OF san Francisco chapter since she has
recovered from her recent accident.
. Ivy Chapter is preparing Tor its next en-
tertainment TO be given next month.
MIS- Waters, associate cond ctress of King
solomon Chapter, has been quite i'll for a few
days.
=. San Jose Chapter is making arrangements
= for an anniversary celebration on the 2lst OF
September
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Indenendsnt Foresters.

Court Yerba Buena No. 913 of the lndepen-
dent Order of Foresters viii give its third So
cial entertainment in the Sh1els building on
Thursday, September 2, and the committee
having charge of the affair propose to present
an enjoyable evenings entertainment.
There are now more than 1000 members OF
this order in this State.
The supreme chief ranger, d. OrhonyaleKha,
a full blooded Mohawk chief, will attend the
Grand Court session at Santa Rosa next
October.
Generally the order numbers $4,000 ana
has re serve fund amounting to 81 800 ,OOO
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-29
ROYAL Arcanun. .

Supreme Warden Parish is meeting with
success in his efforts to organize a council at
Sacramento. Already goodly list of name
has been secured. The new council at Oak
land will be instituted during the coming
month with q good charter list
Argonaut Council No. 597 received an appil-
cation for membership at the last meeting.
There was an interesting discussion over the
repeal of the loan iund by aw. deiega-
ton from Golden West Council was present.
An actual gain of nearly 5000 mem bers has
been made from January TO August OF this
wear.
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nearly the entire membership, also number
of invited guests. There was entertain
mont by the Oriental Quartet, musical selec-
tions by Miss Burton and then there was a
banquet, and a most delightful evening was
spent. This circle has during the past six
months made wonderful increase in men,
bership.
Last Monday night Loyal Circle entertained
the me m bers of America Gree in fine style in
the banquet hall of the Fores ters' building.
A dance concluded the evenings entertain
ment.
Justice Circle had pleasant open meeting
last Friday and good attendance.
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Refchlinp's House in Danger.

Frank Reichling has sued out q writ to re
strain the Carvill Manufacturing Company
from further injuring his house with theil
operations. The plaintiff alleges that the ds
PENDANTS have already deposited great
amount OF earth against his dwelling on Army
street, near Castro. thus endangerng the lives
of the inmates, and that they threaten to keeI
on in their work unless stopped Dy the court.
C. A. Anthony and R. B. Burns are named as
co-defendants.
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Independent Order of odd Fellows.

Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
The members of California Rebekah Lodge
paid visit last Wed day night to Spartan
Lodge, in Masonic Hall, South San Francisco
There were welcome to the visitors, short ad-
dresses from members and dance and efresh-
ments
Sunset Encampment was visited last Thurs
day by Grand Patriarch Doran and others, and
they were met by good attendance of mem
Lers. On Friday the grand patriarch yisi ted
East Oakland. On Saturday he was with the
Eneampment a. Meridian, and tomorrow he
Will visit the encampment at Colusa. The
grand patriarch reports that wherever he has
visited he found the patriarchs thriving.
On Saturday, the 21st inst, Grand Secretary
Shaw paid visit TO CRUSADE Lodge, at Al
YaradO and team from Sycamore Lodge cou-
ferred the third degree. There were present a
large number of the mem bership from Mission
Peak Lodge
Tue Ridg.ey Social Club has disbanded and
the funds have been turned over 10 the
Orphans Home al GllrOy.
On the evening OF Saturday, the 21st, Mis-
sion Rebekah Lodge held specially in teres :
ing meeting. Tnere were present almost every
member OF the lodge and number OF visitors
from various local lodges, who witnessed the
very satisfactory manner in which the work
OF initiation was done.
After the work was over there was very in
terestng surprise to Mr.. and Mrs Keeler,
memb beTs OF the lodge. who had just returned
from visit East THE pilgrims" and the
lntHIDGESulp p Ill NiSItOIs were lHfIleu tO the
banquet room, where there was a tempting
cola ion gotten up in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Keeler. The pair were welcomed by The no bic
grand, after which all joined in singing a
verse from that oldf but appropriate, song OF
welcome, "Home Again"
Mr.. keeler, on behalf OF his wife and self
acknowledged the honor in few well-chusen
words, and after the repsst ttere was dancing
ana a most pleasant evening was spent
The postoffice pertv recently given by Mis-
sion Rebekhh Lodge WAS great success in
every way and the members passed vote of
thanks TO the committee that had the affair in
charge for the pleasant evenings enjoyment
Ii furnished.
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The Junior Order.

Paul Revere Council of Berkeley gave an in.
teresting entertainment for members only in
its hail last Friday night
The deputy State councillor. c. W. Collins
a member of Unity Council, San Jose, called
at the office of the State councillor last week
and reported the order n his district in good
condition. He stated that Unity Council
oontemplates building hall of its own in the
Garden City.
1t is the intention of the board of officers to
offer prizes to councils and members who will
secure tie greatest mber of members
within a given time, but the details have not
yet been agreed upon.
visited the councils a. Redands and Riverside
and found them doing WELL He laid the foun-
dation for 8 new council at Cotton.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-29
National Reserve Association.

On the evening of the 21st inst. San Fran
cisco Lodge No. 81 of the National Reserve AS
sociation gave a smoker to its friends, and IN
addition to the smoke there was programme
of music by large orchestra and a varied
literary programme participated in by A. ii.
Abbott. A. A. Hinchman, Samuel B. Doane: g.
d. Coffin NJ. T. Moses, George J. Strong, Mr..
Head and others. There was a good attend
ance, and result of the evening thirty-hye
applications were filed.
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Knight. aud adie. Of Honor.

Yerba Buena Lodge of San Jose viii cele-
brate its sixth anniversary on September %,
and the following-named committee Is pre- par
ing for the affair: Mrs. E. ]. Colombet, l.
Pontion and W. F. Bollinger. There viii be
an entertainment and dance.
There is great demand for invitations for
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-29

the twentieth anniversary cele bration that
will be observed on the 7th of September.
The affair promises to be one of the most sue
cessful ever given here by this order, for the
several committees untiring in their ef-
forts to make record for the Knights and
Ladies of Honor.
Ex-Grand Trustee Bourguignon of Mistletoe
Lodge of San Jose was in this City last week.
Supreme Representative A. American will
shortly leave for Detroit, Mich, TO attend the
session of the Supreme Lodge to be held on
the 18th of next month.
There was large attendance of members
and visitors at the meeting of Bay City Lodge
last Monday.
The Sen tinel, the official organ of the order,
has closed its fourth year under the manage
ment of Grand Secretary Carleton of the juris-
diction of California. During that time the
paper has been most useful one to members,
by reason of the information it imparts. 1t
has been we'll printed on frs I-class paper. and
it has always something OF interest aside from
the purely fraternal news
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-29
knights of Pyth las.

the body adjourned subject to call by the
executive committee.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-29
American Legion of Honor,

The Supreme Council of the order was in
session at Buffalo, N. Y, for three days, COM
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-29
Companions of tho Fores,

month Under the good of the order there
were songs, music and recitations.
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Companions of the

Companions of the Forest.
Valley Circle OF Stockton recently celebrated
its fifth anniversary in fine style after the close
of the business meeting. There was present
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-09-10
FROM DIG SANDY

Mrs. n. b. Canrell. milIIucr, has gone
% the Louisville market
William CmaWay aud j b. Lindsey
went 90 Camden Yesterday.
Herbert A. Cawway and vs.. T.. Redick
"calIed' al Simon Sunday.
Mrs II. H. Tayl0e visited relatives and
friends iu Henry County last week
Deputy Sheriff AN. Lindsey and fam
iIy are visiting relatives no Camden.
WHAT'S iho matter with the Big Sandy
achoOll oh, nothing; just becoming the
leading school Boo The county.
Leon Cauwuy, esq, of the law firm Of
Hawkins 6 CaraWay. of Camden, visited
homoi0lks Saturday ami Sunday.
j. II. D0wdy, S. W. Bullock, j, q. Da-
Wis, q. W. Baker and / n. Aker went to
Paris yesterday t0attend q Mas0nicmeet.
ing at that place.
What's the matter with Zig Sandy be
ing connected by telephone with Camden
and the outside wohi2 The all impor.
tant point Is for some one 90 take the lead
in the matter. Lets have tidy all means
Miss Tina Pierce has gone 20 Cumber
land City 10 engage IN the milliner bust
ness. Miss Pierce Is an excellent y0unl
| lady of many business accomplishments
and we join with a host of friends here II
1 wishing her much success.
The stiffness OF last Sundays gultrl
afternoon was broken by the sweet chime
Of wedding bells announcing the fact tina
Miss Lille Caraway and Y. Y. Nichol
had been happily united in marriage /
seems, from the best Information we caI
get, there were objections to the mattel
upon the part OF the BRIDES parents, an,
10 avoid the what might be the contract
ing parties started ont as ii for an after
noon drive. Before returning the nuptia
knot had been securely tied during thei
brief stay at the hospitable home Of Jus
tiCe ID. j. Clement The bride is n mos
excellent young lady Of many attraction
and accomplishments, while the groom
an exemplary young man and str.ctl
business in every sense Of the word. w
join with host of friends in wishing ther
much happiness in their voyage throug
| life.
BIG SANDY, September Z.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-09-10
THE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

Program for Benton County Teach
ers' Association, which meets at Chalk
Level Saturday, September Is.
Devotional exercises.
English Grammar-S. @. Wick and j.
B. Anderson.
United States History--T. J. Brooks
and Albert Lindsey.
Longitude and Timed. j. Allen and
Marion Lindsey.
Geography-Bettie Darlington and
Albert Hassell.
Physiology-T. w. Cuff.
How to Secure the Attention of Glass
During Observation-Disclosures d.
b. Gossett.
How to Work up an Interest Among
Students-I. W. Evans.
How Far to Punish a Glass for an Of
Tense by an Unknown Member-T. w.
Cuff, D.;J. Allen and S. G. Wick.
A. A. BIGGART.
FLORENCE NANCE.
MARION LINDSEY.
Committee
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-09-10
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leslIaf eomcngnl.nr.I

REGULAR correspondence
Jesse Farmer went 90 Way yCst0rday
Alfred Myers left Yesterday for Obion
County.
Several large shipments OF peanuts were
made here last week.
Horace Pierce Is spending O few days
with relatives az Paris
Several from here attended the revival
lao Mount Zion last week.
+. b. Bowles visited homeiolks at Big
Sandy Saturday and Sunday.
James Daniel, of Humphreys County,
passed through here yesterday.
The people in this community are very
busy saving their crops Of hay and fodder
Nola Cuff, Of Camden. has accepted d
position as salesman with Farmer d Son
40 this place.
NJ. r. Bym and Mrs. H. l.. Pierce Wis
tied their mother Mrs J.. =. Byrn, o
Greenbnar, Saturday and Sunday.
Horace Melton, of Flatwoods, WIS here
Sunday. wonders of the girls ar,
! sporting smiles while some of the YOunl
men look respondent.
CLAUD, September z.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-09-10
FROM CHALK LEVEL.

Regular correspondence
John Holland and wife are attending
the meeting at Caney Fork.
School at Mount Moriah, under the
management of Y. G. Nunnery.
w. ID. Nunnery is rated as the cham
pion check player Of the county.
Rev. Foster Marchbanks filled his ap'
pointment at Apple Grove Sunday.
A treat to watermelons was an enjoya-
BILE feature in the school last Thursday
Several from here attended the meet.
ings at Mount Mormh and Morris Chapel
last week.
Mrs. Ionic Bateman and daughter, O
Camden, were guestsof the family OF John
Holland few days ago.
Oloid and Guy Latham have returneC
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-09-10

Susan e MauHbtnks So ~. R March
lHuka-Iu Chmrory af Camden. Tenn.
400 u. Ctfs aud Master ui said court,
from fle $500 h.ri hpw0n. which Is sworn
tH. tHal So o. MucHhanaa th0 defend
HHt. IsH ulH4a IdeuI ai HHe State ri Icn-
uasrs md .an resident q. Arkansas, ao
llHl thr ordinary process ol laW can not
Doe served ON him lie b. therefore CONE
manded 90 appear before The Chancellor
of said court at Camden, Tennessee, on
the fourth Monday In September, next,
and mako defense 20 said bin, or The cause
viii bee set lor hearing * parle as 20 him.
This the 18th DAY Of August. 1897.
ID. q. HUDSON,
ID Il. Eou.Ns. Clerk nnd Master.
Solicitor lur complainant
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-09-10

tOf LuthcrAgew who died at Sugar Tree, Tenn.
August 81, 1870
Gone in his youth is our dearly loved brother,
Gone, we believe, to the realms of the blest;
Where, In the presence OF God and our Savior,
Each sanctlled soul enjoys peueCtres
Trying 10 walk In the footsteps of Jesus,
Trying 10 follow his Savior and King,
Faithful IN duty, his efforts TO serve Him,
Can not fail the reward Of the faithful 10 bring.
Freed from this world with its sin and its sorrow
Freed from cares, dlsappOintments and strife,
safe IN the arms OF q dear loving Savior
Oh, who, If they could, would recall him 10 life?
Not even his grieistrIcken parents God bless
tlcm),
For they are assured that their loss ishis gain,
Aud the God whom they worship viii guide and
sustain them,
Yes, lie who has promised, win faithful remain
For tho lie may wound, lie will send consolation
AndsWth every trial give grace to endure.
.IlSDut q proof OF Ills love that he Chasteng,s
In this Infinite love may our hearts rest secure
Aud, too, may we an live closer to Jesus,
Walking in righteousness, mercy and love-;
Shaping our lives by His blessed example,
Strong IN the strength that is ours from above.
II IL r.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-09-10
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

w. f. Harrison VS.. w. G. Oxiord--At-
tachment pending before W. 4. Morris,
Justice of the Peace for Benton County.
To W. O. OxFoRDy
In pursuance Of an order heretofore en-
tered by me, w. T. Morris, an acting
Justice of the Peace for Benton County,
Tennessee, in an attachment suit wherein
w. f. Harrison is plaintiff and you are
defendant, you are hereby notified that
upon affidavit OF the plaintiff it is alleged
that you are Justly indebted to w. L. Har-
risonin the sum Of $26,6l due by note and
account, and that said claim is Just and
unpaid and that you, the said w. G. Ok
ford, have absconded and left the State
ohTennesseea and is now a nonresident of
said State SO that the ordinary process OF.
law can not be served upon you, writ Of
attachment was issued upon the 18th day
oi'August, 1897 against you. by me, a,
Justice OF the Peace as aforesaid, which
said writ came into the hands Of w. A.
Lashiee, Sheriff of said county, and was,
By him, on the 10Th day of August, 1897,
duly levied upon certain property of yours
viz: One tract OF land lying and being IN
the second civil district of Benton Coun-
| ty, Tennessee, and bounded on the north
by the lands Of johnson south by Kirk
east by Camp and west by Tucker. con-
tanning "A acres, as appears OF the returns
OF the said Sheriff, made on the 10Th day
OF August, 1897, to me, Justice as afore-
said. Now, then, you, the said W O..
Oxford, are required to appear at 0 clock
Eonthe 22nd day Of September, 1897, at my
Office in the courthouse in the town OF
| Camden in the fifth civil district Of BEN
] ton County, Tennessee, as the Justice
having cogni2ance OF this cause, then and
thereto defend this action as commenced
| against you by attachment, otherwise the
lcausewill be proceeded with against you
eS parte.
This August 10, 1897
w. 4. MORRIS,
] P. for Benton County, Tennessee.
! II @. RYEj
Attorney for plaintiff. 1914,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-09-10
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

As to 4. g.. Holland aud wife, Navy iol-
land, residents pl AfkWsus, and q. 7.
Matthew'S aud wife 4 n. Matthews,
residents 90. tHr iuileu Territory.
William T. Garter Of a| SIS IS. w. Wealth
cr.y ct aIs-lu iho Chuucey Court at
Camden, tennessee
lu lhis cause Dc appearing from Tho BILL
which is sworn Go, that thr dclndnuls,
f. q Holland and wife, Mary Holland,
are non rpsidputsOl lha State ol Tenncs-
see and ara residents IT the Slate ot Ar
kansas. and that thp defendants, g.. +.
Matthew'S and wife a. l.. Matthews, are
uou-rcsidents of lhg Sta nl Ieuuessee
and ave residents OF the Indian Territory
thoy gro therefore hereby required tO APP
par uu or before the fourth Monday in
81 yiembcr, next, before the Clerk and
ID astgroi said court, 90 IBIS office in Cam
upn, and make defense lo Che bill filed
against them ih said court by William /.
Garter ot ID OF otherwise the bin viii be
taken FOR confessed and set for hearing ex
pule as to them. II is further ordered
that this notice be published for four con-
seculiye weeks in TW CAMDEN CHRoNCLE
This August 10, 1897.
d. q. HUDSON,
Clerk and Master
BY GUY HALL,
Deputy Clerk and Master.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-09-10

Regular correspondence
J.. l.. Watson. Is oa on business this
week
y. Z. Neal and A. M Tucker spent
Sunday 40 home.
Miss Josie Dawson Is iudisposcd this
weel, from ehills
II. r. Whitfield Wcnt % Camden The
first Of the week.
Rov. Robert Coats, Of Decaturyille, ia
visiting az this place,
. NJ. w. BabCr and J. o, McAuley were
40 Camden this week
n. B. Woods went 10 Clarkaburgh last
Wednesday on business,
The little child Of W. s. Morgan ig re-.
ported % have scarlet lgvgr.
ID. b. Barnes, who was % tanoy Eork
Sunday, reportB q good meeting.
A. II. Putchard leaves to-day triI
20 Nashville and the Centennial.
o. G., Perkins has been visiting home
folks IN the lower end Of the county.
| j. NJ. Holiday and ostimable wifD
lhave returned from q visit 30 RELATIVES
at Huntingdon.
Mess Bella Fry, o charming belle G.
Coxburgh, who has been visiting here
returned homo yesterday.
Rev. j. II. Carl closed a very success
ful meeting here Sunday. There wer
six additions 10 the church.
Mr. T.. o. Hubbs returned home las
Monday with his charming bride, ne
| Miss Matte Ayros. We join IN extend
| ing them best wishes.
| UOLLADAY. Seplember s.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-09-10
THE DRUMMER.

Irepresent the luka Normal Institute,
which / fully endorse. The faculty il
composed Of meu. and women of sound
scholarship, experience and character.
Courses thorough. BesLpiece Of private
school property in tho South. Regis
tered last year, 800 boarders. Govern
ment firm and such that it leads pupils
into self-control in accordance with the
universal principles of right action. To
hear Of all the good things for students,
write for the ideal drummer, catalogue
for 1898. Address il, A. DEAN,
Iuka, Miss.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-09-10

Whenyou 90 to the Centennial you will
see a Bible which cost 81 800, made at the
Methodist Publishing House, Nashville.
The book is printed in gold on pages of
velIum 23x17 inches in size, and each page
has delicately colored border three in
ches wide, different colors following each
other on succeeding pages. The beauty
andstrength of its binding was one of the
special attractions of the volume at the
Columbian exposition. 1t is bound in
the finest Russia leather, deliberately tool
ed in gold and leather of various hues.
The figures on the back of the front lids
are exquisite. The book has S36 pages,
and il weighs 60pounds.-Neal's Gazette.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-09-10
FROM ZACH.

George Beasley made his usual call at
Hollow Rock Sunday.
Zach Walker was mingling with friends
here one day last week,
Bud Johnson went 10 Huntington last
Wednesday on business.
Miss Stella Stigall was a guest Of Miss
Sara Cole last Thursday.
Miss Martha Cole is visiting relatives
at Buena Vista this week,
Richard Presson, OF Paducah, is visit
ing homefolks at this place.
Miss Fannie Beasley attended the meet
ing at Pleasant Grove last week.
Miss Maggie Webb has returned from
Vale, where she visited her brother, Sid
ney Webb.
The school here is fourisning under the
excellent management of the charming
principal, Miss Florence Nance.
Mrs, Addie Pierce, Of Martin, who has
been visiting her parents, Harrison Pres
son and wife, returned home Sunday.
Miss Bell Gilmore, of Dresden, who has
been visiting in Illinois, is spending few
days with relatives and friends here.
The meeting. held at Pleasant Grove
last week closed Saturday evening with
several conversions and additions to the
church.
Ephram Moore and wife visited rela
tives at Huntingdon last week, Also the
latter's sister, Miss Ella Taylor, was hel
guest Sunday.
Married, at Pleasant Grove church las
Wednesday, Miss Alice Jordan and Elijal
Jordan, Rev, T. F. Cason officiating. w,
join in best wishes for their happiness.
| ZACH, September Z.