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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-23
PINE TREE TIMES.

Health Is improving in this neighbor-
hpcd. WE have had one death since my
last. Old mar Cape died last week.
Cotton picking is progressing slowly.
Crep will be short.
Com. peas and potaes are fine; hogs In
good condition. aud lots of them.
Squire G. II. Hill went horseback riding
with his best girl Sunday. 1t takes a
drove of horses for him when he makes
such starts. The j. r. looked very happy
AS he smiled along the road
Squire Joe Kelley is going to build a
new barn. as the old one won't hold half
ot his pea hay crop. guess tie squire
feels proud of his cpop Of hay.
I We have succeeded i'm getting lumber
for the floor OF the bridge en- Second creek.
but can't get a bridge on FIRST creek
at the crossing OF the military road We
are praying for an overflow so we can get
bridge or free ferry boat before some
stranger gets killed ON the old bridge.
People who know anything about the bridge
wont go on 1t. l guess II we can get an
overflow we can have bridge or free
ferry boat, as all the little slonghs in the
bottom get such things. L'Anguille town
ship has got one little bridge and lumber
Tor toogs to two others in the last four
years, and the judge thinks that is more
than enough for us. lie thinks that we
ought to worship him for that's so we did,
IN the primary election. 1 think we will
fare better later OH. If Taylor don't build
too many roads to Madison.
Farmers feel sore over the price of cos-
ton. That Mckinley wave of money
has not yet struck Jerico and we demo-
Gratis don't look for it. l guess Greasy
Bill and Trapping Bob are looking for it,.
as they belong to the Z. o. D., but can't
get any pensions. Poor fellows, they are
to be pitied.
Messrs. w. X Nail and j. o. Ellis have
fine lot of cattle for sale. The buyers
had better consult these gentlemen before
long. as it is almost the time of year when
they sell. BIG JIM.
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j. I. Holland returned from the bot
toms last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Gilbert had the misfor-
tune to lose their little boy last Saturday
The little fellow had been sick for about
eight weeks when death at last came and
relieved him OF his sutferings. His re-
mans were Inferred in the cemetery at
Smith Chapel. We extend cur sincere
sympathy to the bereaved parents in their
hoer OF SORROW
Rev. X. r. Durham. assisted Ivy DR..
Dye, commenced revival at Colt, last
Sunday.
Quite large crowd of people from
NyLne attended the baptizing at Colt last
SUNDAY, there being lady from that
place 10 be baptized also.
Rev. l.. +. Finney began protrac,ed
meeting al Shiloh last Sunday.
One of our Young ladies has a far away
look this week-her gallant Iefa last sun
day for Shrevs port. La. Be of good cheer
sad heart. he Will return again.
Ms~,er Howell Allen aud Walker Sea
born went 10 Forrest City. Monday.
or of our young ladies' contemplates
goil.s away 10 school seen.
Jim Humphreys. OF Dark Corner, was
in Cat, Sunday.
Tom criplei. Of Madisoa, came up 10
see his best girl Sunday.
Charlie Davis, Of Forres. City. was in
Gait, Tuesday.
There is some taik OF wedding in our
community in tie near future. We will
not disclose any namss.
Miss Allie tiatten the belle Of OAK hin.
attended church at Colt Tuesday night
Mrs. ~. q. NJ. Crain, OF wynne, is Wis
iting Mrs. pr.R. w. R.ilG, this week.
OLD Rp.
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ment has already had good effect
upon him. and / believe pardon
would result in an effort upon lbs part
to make ii good citizen" -Aisansas
Democrat.
1t was my mournful duty. in conf
pany with Captain Brady. of Company
II. and an escort of sixteen men. TO go
to the National cemetery. September
:. and pronounce 1.-The earth io earth.
ashes to ashes, and dust I" DUST
over the graves OF Claude G. SsBsers
and J. ID. Skaggs. both of Company IL,
and both buried ut the same IRE.
At the close of the burial service M
the church salute Of six rounds three
for each mani was fred by the escort,
after which our bugler blew taps. the
call which puts the living soldier to
rest on the ground and the dead soldier
to rest in the grou,d.-Chaplain Bah
cock i'm Arkansas Democrat.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-23
'opoM TIMES.

Health is very good in this community.
We are having too much rain for cotton
picking.
A. ii. Watkins has picked three bales
of cotton in three days.
j. W. Watkins has his agency 70,
ready made clothing and also for books OF
all kinds. Call and see him and get 9
bargain.
The old gentleman, c. &. Cape, OF this
community. died on the sth of September
1898. He lived but few days after talk.
ing sick, and was seventy -nine years oil
age at his death.
jill. Odum is building a store house.
j. l.. Rodgers is carrying the mail fol-
Odom yesioflice.
Cattle aad hogs are doing well, except
the bob tail cows, they. need re failing OF
cooler weather.
We have been reading in the Pine Tree
Times about Greasy Bill ARD Trapping
Bob. l don't know who Trapping Bob is,
unless 1t is II. A. IIaynie. He is always
like trap set.
Just any old thing can kill squirrels
now.
Opossum are about ripe. / think they
will do to pull in few days.
GOLD STANDARD.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-23
Euckien's ArnIca SaIve.

The best salYe in the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheun.
Fever Sores. letter. Chappei Hands
Csii.blains. Corns. anu all Skin Erup-
tons. ana positively cures Plies. or no
pay required. Ii Is guaranteed 10
give perfect satisfaction. nr money
refunded. Price - cents per box. For
sale by .inhn IL. Upton. druggists.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-23
Gin Repairing.

Tie public is hereby notified that
am prepared In do Gin Sharpening.
Repair Engines. Boilers. Tin Stands.
Brushes or any kind of Machinery. |
solicit "A share of Your patronage. All
work guaranteed Ia be- iirst-cass and If
not satisfactory no pay viii be asked
A. ii. HEATH.
Colt. Ark
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-23
FORREST cry posToFyi..r

OPEN IRON a. ~ - Il. i.s. rscetf e,.a.ia,.
open Suiinas ttt'ni Il a. "a u - ~ Nuns s..ss.s.
hixnt mat ~st ad ln1sAs,4s .i4u44 east wn...t.
ciss>.. At y. Ia
= an 1sou,. A~ii-isr tas.ssr and New.-,s ne.
AIN. asparf ~ p-n "a, i'as.stsss Isffits.sat :
and Saturdays. m tor m ,srsc Al Il ,,',..,.el
on Iu sd. nnd >a,9. ,ias
:. Y. BEL Postmaster
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-23
IeXea Work.

Office ST. FRANCIS LEyEE BOARD.
WEST MEMPHIS, ARK. Sept 10th. 1905.
bROPOSALS for the construction of rwen-
i ty-four CAD miles of new Levee Work In
Criftenden county. containing approximately
2,lAj0J0 cubic wards, ard also for the construc-
non OF eight (s) miles in Lee county. from
hent's north. containing approxima tely
$40 900 cubic yards, will be received ut this
Office until Y O'Clock. noon. October 2ist 1sgs
and there publicly opened. Detailed in for
marion. specifications. blank proposals. pro-
lilies aud maps will he furnished bidders by
Harry N Pharr. Chief Engineer. M. 40 South
ern Express Building. Memphis. Tenn.
Attest: JOHN Il. DRIVER.
President ST. Francis Leyee Board
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-23
CENTRAL COLLEGE,
For Young Ladies.
Seventh Session begins Septem.
Der Ii, 1898.

full corps of Experienced Teachers.
Extensive and Thorough Courses in Liter
airy. Music. Eiocutlon. Cymnasric.
Shorthanel. and TypeWriting, and Art
DEPARTING ntS.
All Departments well equipped. Good Lii
brary Well arranged and cninfortahe CO.
leee Home. Under the present management
the patronage II Central has increased each
wear htty per cent. over the previous ses sion
Every room in Boarding Department was oc-
cuEied lust session. Expenses low compared
with advantages offered
Write for catalogue.
j. c. LILLE, President.
Conway arkapS a G.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-23

SOTE.-The officers OF secret societies. pas
sors If churches. agents of railroads. or others
Interested. are requested and urged to keep
~ advised of any changes occurring. so that
this col.mn may be reliable and of value 10
thcir respective interests. This directory Is
corrected TO date of paper. and nay be de-
pended npon.--ED.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-23
CHURCHES AND sABnATH SCHOOLS

Methodist Episcopal Church. south-Rev. A..
Il. Holloway pastor. SERVICES evety sunday III
II a. m. and y. IA. PRAYER meeting every
Thursday night al O'clock. Sthlain school
every SUNDAY morning at 10 O'Clock. u. l..
Mallory. superintendent. the pnhlc Is cor
dali, invited. Ladies' Aid Society taee,s every
Tuesday afternoon at ) u'eta'k AT the I,ar>oil-
axe. Epworth League meets every sunday
afternoon at j ocsock D. Il. Wynne. pres.
Presbyterian Church--l.ev. L. Il. simpson.
pastor. services cNciy Ltsi AMI thiri Sab
i'ain at III u: m. ana .:s1 =. IN. Prayer meet
ing every Thursday nIgut AT same hour. Sat-
hath schooi every Sunday morning al H:.n.
Il. 4. Gray. Snperinte udent. Inc public II
cordially invited.
BAPTIST Church-Ed W. j. Robinson. pas;or.
Services every SUNDAY al II ~. m and p. ~.
FRAZER meeting every Wednesday niaht al
u'cipcS. Sahhasn SrhOui every sunday
morning al 1880 o'clock. j NJ, Prewett, sLpt
the public wnl be cordially welcomed,
Bar:isr Young Peoples Christian Union
meets ever. Monday night at O'Clock w.
Il. sanders president.
Catholic Church-G. a .-kind. pastor Ser
Wees on tine coiid ard tour n Sundays at
t.sen mouth. VIZ: Ms>s al 10 a. M. cate
tsi>n. 2;5v p ~, evening neNu,i,.n at ..
Seats Tree at amy oi tue SERVICES
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STATE OFFICERS.
JupGEs OF SUPREME COURT.
lrnIcIAI nEEIGEKs

Judge First judicial pistrict....H M Hui,on
Address. Martania. AK
krysccutinx Attorney. ..........Jno L. HICKS
Address. ~earry. AK.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-23
Commissioners Sale.

ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER LIST. 1895.
~ will. at public oascry. in front of the
old Court house. offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash, the following described prop
ertY belonging 10 st. Francis county: The
old Court house building and lot: also, the
old Jail building and lot.
Sale within legal hours. and subject to the
approval of the County court
Il. J. WILLIAMS. Commissioner.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-23
Moralists NAV

Moralists may
pirate, and doc
tors prose, and
science shout
from the house
top, but just
so long as the
!. birds sing and
the flow er s
bloom, and a
naiden's lips
are cherry-red.
and a young
IN a $ eyes
look love, just
so long the lads
and lassies will
kiss and kiss
again.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-23

And where, go, ,d men, IS the harm if the
xassers and kisse>,s be healthy, and true
love stands sponsor, 1t Is only when i'll.
health has blasted the sweet cleanliness of
youth that death turks npon its lips. The
deadly germs Of dread consumption are as
harmless as June-time butterflies to the
young ryan or woman wh,' is thoroughly
clean, sweet and healthy in VERY fiber and
tissue. The germs of disease only attack
that WHICH is already partly dec syed.
There is great medicine thai IS a sure
and certain protection against all germs
and speedy cure for all germ d seases.
1t is DR., Pierce's Golden Medical D. scov-
cry Ii gives youthful zest to the appe lite.
Ii corrects all faults of the digestion. 1t
aids assimilation 1T fills the blood witt
the vital, fe-giving clements of the food
1t builds sweet, clean, healthy tissues in
every part of the body. 1t drives out all
disease germs. 1t cures % per cent. of all
cases of bronchial, throat and lung affec-
tons if taken in time. All good medicine
dealers sell it, and have nothing Just as
good"
Mr., Jos, Henderson Dirblun, OF $40 Josephine
Street, New Orleans, L.. writes Twas aifing
for some two years suffering from dyspepsia. a
tired feeling. and loss of energy ard appetite.
Itried one bottle of DIR. Pierccs Golden Medical
more bottles. three in all, and or. two Walls
again recommend T}r. Pierce's Golden SIed;..
m
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-23
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
Town OF Forrest City.

Aiacrmen--Jas. Russell. !. u. laugh. Juhu
eating. + A. kolie. a. Meyer.
Board of Healin-Dr. Wia Crutcher, Pres:
Dr. e. &. White, Dir. J. ID. Mcknight. L. L.
tray, =. ID. Boyle. See'y
Council meets on first and Third Tuesday
nights in each mouth.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge. ..jno. ;. X. towan. Forrest City
snesifi ........W. u. Williams. Forrest City
Clerk. -. Geo. b. Mallory. Forrest CITY
Iieasurer......U. II Iiamblnion. Forrest t'ity
A scissor james Bi,vii. t,frc-, ciiy
surveyor 1900. $500. u. Davis. Forrest City
Coroner. INN. Crimes. Forrest Git,
County Exnminer.... Rev. W. IL. Pasiay, For
rest City.
ST Francis County Circuit Court meets on
the second Alou.i,y ~ March and september
Gf each year ana continues three weeks.
County Court meets on first Monday in Jam
usfs. April. july and October of each year
A Il claims against the county must be filed on
or before the first da. oi each term.
Probate Court meets on Third Monday in
January, April july and October vi each year
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-23

Church of the Good shepherd Protestant
Epseupah. kseulur -ervlc..s nn Fourth sun.
daN oi each month hy Rev. r., j. Nsiliane.
Morning prayer AMI sernion All II orr,ck
hvt nine PRAYER aaa setiinii az I'D O'Clock,
SUNDAY school every SnTiar N rnlns ~ .s-.l.
MI Eils Hurley. supernienGeat. Al Sslsfs
free. cordial inYtia,iVn 10 ttle services -
extended 10 tue pdhlic.
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SECRET soclElIHs.

Gen. Forrest Lodge. No. b. knights of
lNthias. Meets eNera Mua,:aN utghi at Castle
Halt ID. G. Webb. G. CO.; NJ. Brown. * of Il.
and ;. Visiting knights away Welcomed.
Forrest City Lodge. M. RS. Knights ana
Ladies ot Honor A.erts evers 2. ANA 4ih rri-
day nigat IN each month. q s. ". l.. Mes.
ley. Proteciiess; Mrs. n. ". llanl. secretary.
81. Francis lodge. NJ ~. hnIahF. al Honor.
Meets every Isl ata3 81 Ffsda4 il.g3,ss al e.ss.a
month. u. &eGnLe,. Dieas,s, Jus.
Jones. Reporter.
Forrest CITY Lodge. No. i.s. +. & A. vi
Meets esers list all.t 3D. Weaut.,i.sr night -
each month ~. Z DOosls, y. ~. Z. d.
Raforl. secretary.
Forrest CTS Chapter. Ne. 60. I: \. u. Meets
q Tuesday ia esea inoAtH. NJ a. i;.-.A .
Hugh Priest; Jno Il. lt1ntl. Secretary.
Apoiio CUmmauapfy NJ H. X T. Meet.
4ta Wednesday nRat ia tsgSh tuanth NJ A
McCuiioea. r. c.; L. iurles. Recorder
y. b. Forrest EAesnitnaea4 Ex-Nanfa.lar.
atc~ Meets Isl saturday IA each naDntn j Il
Sanders. tulhnish'iet. +. LanGvn4st, Adjn-
tati.
:. Noodmen OF the World. Fofses, Cam ~ ]
4. alfaat. q. C.: a. = ist4yie .es <. Meris Isl
Thursday night IA each month.
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SOME MORE LOCALS.

The Forrest City Gin Company Mon.
day filed articles ofincorporation Will
the secretary OF state. The corpora
tors are: JAS. Russell. president; A
Becker, vice-president; Chas. ii san
defs. secretary and treasurer; w. $
Graham. l.. Roilwage. Ellis Turley II
l.. pettus. and +. A. Rolfe. The CAPT
;al stock is $4,000, all OF which has been
subscribed. sas Democrat.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-04-09
CHESAPEAKE CITY NEWS,

CHESAPEAKE Cry, Apr. s, 1898.
The cold wave does not seem to have inter-
ferrya with the improvements going on in
our town. Mrs. +. II, BiddIe is having her
house on the avenue improved by painting
the outside. Mr.. II. \. Lindsay is preparing
his for the same Improvement. The p. T..
Church is having new fence. Mr.. Byron
Bouchcle is also building one. Mr. John
Brown is rebuilding the old Schrader prop
erty lately bought by him.
The Ladies' Guild of the Church of
the Good shepherd intend holding IL
reception in honor Of their new Rector
the Rev. Hamilton b. Phelps on the evening
OF his arrival.
William Foster, Of Elk Neck, spent several
days this week with friends here. Miss
Florence Tate, OF ELTON. is with her aunt
Mrs. NJ. i. Howard. Mr.. Joseph Hemphill
spent Sunday in town. Mrs. Ausley Wheal-
ton is with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Boulden. Dr. II. \. Cloayer has been home
for short visit. Miss Mary I. Boulder has
been visiting Philadelphia friends. Mr.. Ben
nett Steele spent short time in Philadelphia
last week. Mrs. II. V. Manloyc has returded
to her home in Philadelphia. Mrs. John
Banks spent Wednesday with Wilmington
friends. Mrs. Oakley Barwick spent Wed.
nesday in Philadelphia Miss Elsie Karsner
isspending Easter with her Baltimore friends.
The Jr. o. U. A. NJ. will celebrate their
fourth anniversary on Friday evening. A
good time is anticipated as they always have
lots to cat.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Woolcy attended the
funeral of Mr.. Campbell on Tuesday.
The postponed sale of the personal prop
erty of the late Thomas P. Vandegriit will be
Saturday ut l o'clock
William Emmons, clerk in the North Side
Drug Store, is quite i'll at his home.
Mrs. Anna Hopper is spending some time
with her daughter Mrs. Harry West in Phila-
deIphia.
Mrs. Mary Vandegrift and Miss Annie Van
horn left Friday for Mahoney City, Pa.
Our teachers have gone home for the Easter
holidays.
Copies Of he "Ceca Whig' can be bought
in Chesapeake city at Aleramdcr's Drug
Store. Price 3 cents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-04-09
COLORA ITEMS.

CoLoRA, MD, April s. 1893
MIR. Samuel Cole and Miss Clara EIindman,
of Colora, were married al O'Clock Tuesday
evening i'll Philadelphia ut the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Krauss.
An entertainment was given in West Not
tingham chapel last Friday cycuin; by the
Christian Endeavor Society. The amount
realized was S25, which was donated TO MIR.
Thomas Jackson, who recently had Il foot
amputatcd.
Zachariah Gray and son have engaged in
the lumber business and expect to soon have
quito Il large lumber yard in our town.
Mr.. Howard Terry had ono of his hands
badly cut while skinring beef.
John Nesbitt had au accident last Friday
while moving from Colora to II. c. Thomas
house, at Nottingham, Pa. He had only
gone short distance from CoIora, when the
horses became frightened at the joining Of
the goods on the wagon and turned around
in the road, breaking the tongue out Of the
wagon. MI. Nesbitt escaped any serious in
jury, and was soon ready to resume his
journey after the arrival Of another wagon,
which was sent to his rescue.
Mrs. George Deal and daughter, Miss
Grace. of Harrisburg, Pa, are the guests OF
Mrs. Laura Brown.
Turner Krauss returned homo on Monday
after Il pleasant visit with friends at Safe
Harbor. Va.
Harry Thayer has gone to Massachusetts,
where he expects TO remain until neat Fall,
being employed on the farm Of his cousin,
Welcome Thayer.
Mrs. Woodrow, Of Wilmington, Del, is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Isaac Preston.
Mr. Isaac Preston is going to improve his
residence, recently purchased in our town,
by having it painted and front porch built.
Mr.. Henry Matthews is employed to do the
carpentering and Mr.. Littleton Krauos the
painting.
A company OF young folks from here at
tended the entertainment at New Bridge
school house on Thursday night.
Mrs. Sarah S. Krauss was buried on Thurs
day, March 81 at Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
Eli Coulson, Jr.. Lewis llartindale. j. C.
Bare Jacob Bare, j. p Brown, William Nes-
bitt William Hall, s. Gerry and Granville
Pierce, of Colora Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ,
visited Port Deposit Council, on Monday
night.
Tho entertainment given in our Public
School house, on Wednesday night for the
benefit OF Mr.. Jackson was quite a success
S2l 40 was the amount taken in at this enter
tainment.
Harvey Gray had his ankle badly sprained
by jumping out of a wagon.
Joseph Snyder had wrist sprained last
Saturday by being thrown from a wagon.
Norman Fryer was struck in the eye while
playing ball last week and has since had a
very sore eye.
Robert Nesbtt left Colora last Saturday
morning for Boston. Mr.. Nesbitt will be
engaged in selling machinery for the McCor.
mick Co.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-04-09

lbI. l. h' III l''' h''7
becomingly attired in travelling suit of blue
serge, with trimmings Of white silycrcd satin,
and wore roses. The evening was spent en-
joyably by all present. Miss Karl rendered
some very fine music for the occasion. The
dining room presented Il lovely appearance,
being decorated with ferns, jasmine and
daifodils, while the large dining tables. with
a handsome lemonade bowl in the center,
represented the letter ''A.'' being the nrst
initial of both the bride and groom. Among
the guests present were: Miss Mary Deal, of
Christiana Mr.. and Mrs J. sherman Dayett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Lee, of Cooch's; MIR. and
Mrs. ]. A. Richards. Mr.. and Mrs j. l.. Ne
Mullen. Of P0rter's; 1lr. and Mrs. w. A.
Richards, MiddletOwn: Mrs. Seward CooUcr,
Mrs. V. T. Algard, Mrs. p1nrose Cooper. Mrs
Cecil Cooper, Mrs. Kurtz Taylor. Misses Ella
and Edith Cooper, all Of Chn.lestown: Geo.
Ward, Cherry Hill: Mr. aud Mrs james
Raistor, Philadelphia; Edward Tay Tor, Manly
Drenbcn, Mr.. ard Mrs. Graysrn l.. Bennett
John Dunbar. George Belw, II. str. AMI Mrs.
JESSE Badwcli. Noble BAdw"l John Bedwell.
Mr. ana Mrs George Earr, Mrs. Jacob Clay
Mrs. Edwin Moss. Misses Hattie Clay Bessie
Sarp. LYDIA Fowler, Eta Jones. Alice NGude-
grit, Clara Kari, Laura Brysou. Edith Clay,
N"--rs Victor Tayio.. SalGuI NrCool, Geo.
HoGeu, Taylor 3TrKcnucy. Frank Homo-.
Willie Clay, Frank Kari Ia" happy couple
received many handsome presents.
Misc Niupia Grtrl,nil ,rrgr,,;rpl bnr