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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-09-07

the past week at Peake Island, Me. His
father was called down to see him and
reports the doctor considerably better.
Mrs P. F. Blodgett of Montpelier is
visiting in town.
]. Frank Moulton of Denver, Col, is
visiting his cousin, Mrs. E. ]. Hallett.
Miss Josie Simpson has accepted po-
sition as stenographer in Northampton,
Mass.
Miss Amanda Northrop, Of Pelham
Manor, n. Y, is the guest Of Mrs. W.P.
Smith.
Miss Emily Hazen Of Auburndae,
Mass, is spending a few days with Mrs
H. c. Newell.
DR.. c. P. Webster and wife of Franklin
Falls, N. H., are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred s. Hartman.
Clarence NJ. Berry has moved into one
OF the new tenements in G. W. Spencer's
house, 26 Spring street.
Misses Blanche and Myrtle Davis re-
turned Wednesday from Franconia Inn,
where they have been working this sum
mer.
F. B. Rives of the Fairbanks drafting
Office is taking an extended vacation on
account of the poor condition OF his
| health.
George c. Otis was called to his home
in West Burke last night by the death OF
his mother which occurred yesterday
morning.
Miss Mary f. Stone and Arthur F.
Stone were called to Springfield last Sat-
urday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Stones mother, Mrs. A. J. Lincoln.
H. c. Colby and wife were at White
River Junction last week attending the
State Fair, where Mr.. Colby conducted
an exhibit for the D. M. Osborne Com
| pany.
Harry Webb has given up his position
as night operator at the telephone ex-
change and gone to his home in Maiden,
Mass. His place will be filled by Albert
c. Sault.
Miss Anna Somervlle was at Lyndon
last Wednesday evening and sang two
pleasing songs at the concert given in
honor of Miss Carrie L. Eaton, who left
Saturday for Jacksonville, Ala.
Last Monday evening few friends Of
Rev. H. H. Hoyt gave him very happy
surprise in honor of his birthday and
gave him as a memento of the occasion
a very beautiful cut glass vase filled with
choice flowers.
George B. Caswell and family of Brain
tree, Mass, and Willie G. Caswell and
family of Concord, N. H., who have been
visiting their mother, Mrs. c. Caswell,
the. past two weeks, returned to their
homes Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer E Smith attend.
ed the funeral of H. X. Dewey at Barton,
Tuesday. A quar- cite from the North
church choir consisting of Mr.. and Mrs
P. F. Hazen, Miss Emma L. Shufelt and
Frank H. Brooks furnished music.
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Y. n. c. A. Notes.

The o'clock meeting last Sunday was
addressed by Miss Ella M. Butts Of Mid
napore, India. She gave very interest
ing and instructive talk on her work in
India and N. r. Young played violin
solo, which was much enjoyed.
Next Sunday the service will be in
charge OF A. L. Bailey and special music
will be provided.
Secretary Coburn occupied the Con-
gregational pulpit at the Center last
Sunday.
D. R. Ryder, the physical director, has
arrived and will have the work in the
gymnasium arranged in short time.
The Boys Brigade meet for drill this
evening.
A conference for secretaries and physi-
cal directors will be held at Laconia, N.
H., September 20 and 81. Secretary
Coburn will deliver paper on "The I'm.
portance Of Religious Work for Boys"
and will also conduct social service. 1t
is expected that the meeting will be a
very helpful and enjoyable occasion.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-09-07

WANTED.-FIvE Coop TINsMITHs. AID.
dress, giving experience, Vermont Farm
Machine Co., Bellows Falls, VT.
GIRL WANTED for general homework
Address j., CALIFORNIAN office.
GIRL WANTED to do general house
work. Apply at this office.
To RENT-A tenement of four rooms at
III Main street suitable for a man and
wife. Enquire at Flint Bros, SO Main
street.
One case bed blankets, white and gray
going at 80 cents pair at Harry Carr's'
For SALE cheap, gem windmill, tower
and tank, used only one season. Apply
to Mrs. j. M. Aver, Danville, VT.
DESIRABLE Rooms TO LET with board
either singly or in suite. All modern
conveniences, steam heat, with or with
out electric lights. Apply at No. Main
street, st. .Johnsbury, Vt.
The place to buy ribbons is at H. H
Carr's.
PoTTED STRAWBERRY PLANTS, pansy
seed and plants for sale at Pioneer Gar
den Farm
For RENT from September 1, the Hal
let homestead, 10 Mt. Pleasant street
partly furnished if desired. Fine spring
water, stable, etc. G. W. Hallett.
For SALE, one second hand top buggy
one Miller buggy. Enquire at Bing
hams Drug Store.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-09-07
WANTED. FOR SALE, ETC.

[Small advertisements will be inserted in
this column in reading. matter type at the
rate of two cents word for the first inser-
ton and one cent word for subsequent in
sertions Cash must accompany the order. !
WANTED. A good capable girl for gen.
eral homework. For the right kind OF a
girl good wages will be paid. Inquire at
the CALIFORNIAN Office.
For SALE. An 1898 gents Rambler
BICYCLE very little used. Lock box 81,
st. Johnsbury.
GIRL WANTED for general homework.
Apply to {. H. Higgins, st. Johnsbury.
FoUND.-In Fairbanks Village, lady's
waterproof garment. Owner can have
same by proving property and paying
for this advertisement. Call at John w.
Leonard's, St. .Johnsbury Center.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-09-07

The Sunday school class of Mrs.
George F. Cheney was pleasantly enter
tanned at the home of their teacher last
Thursday afternoon.
Harry B. Daniels helped at S. H Camp
bells meat market last week while Mr..
Campbell attended the state fair at
White River Junction.
Mrs. William H. Horton, whose seri-
Gus illness was chronicled in last week S
paper has not improved any during the
week, and is still in a critical condition.
Miss Anna B. Nolan, teacher OF the
primary grades of the Summerville
schools, was called home Monday morn
ing by the death of her uncle, T. S.
Nolan.
On account OF i'll health Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Stafford have given up their
apartments in Mrs. A. L. Davis house,
and gone to live with their daughter
Mrs. Arthur Wilder
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Sault returned to
their st. Johnsbury home last Thursday.
On his return Mr.. Sault found letter
from the North church Sunday school
containing a check and the suggestion
that he use the money in the purchase OF
roller top desk.
Miss Evaline Darling of Woodstock,
the new teacher of drawing in the St.
Jobnsbury schools, returned from Europe
the last week in August and is now con-
fined to the house with an attack OF
rheumatic fever. She will begin her
school work as soon as she recoversfr from
her illness.
Edwin H. Hill left for Portland Satur-
day morning. where he joined party of
friends for trip to Boston, New York
and Washington, in which latter place
Mr.. Hill is to be stationed. Mr.. Hill has
been here for some time in the interests
the United States Fish commission and
has made many warm friends.
The Swanton Courier gives further
particulars of the sudden dsath of Mrs.
Charles Ranney 1t seems that when
Mr.. Ranney arrived home last week
Tuesday night he found his wife dead on
the floor. She had apparently fallen in
the midst OF her work and was all right
when her daughter called to see her at
moor. The funeral was held here last
Friday morning and the interment was
at Lyndon Centre.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-09-07
Deaths.

At st. Johnsbury, Aug. 81, George Lang
don, son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Weeks, aged
10 months
At st. Johnsbury, Sept. 2, Mrs w. L.
Knowlton, formerly Of Portland, Me.
At Springfield. Mass, Sept. 1, Mrs. Harriet
Bond, wife of A. J. Lincoln aged II years,
mother of Mrs. Arthur F. Stone of st. Johns.
bury.
At Haverhill. Mass, Sept. g. Lewis
Graham, aged 81 years, a former resident OF
st. Johnsbury.
At West Burke, Sept. 6, Mrs. Sarah NJ.
Otis, aged about 65, mother of George c.
Otis of st. Johnsbury.
At Danville. Sept. 8. George F. Page. aged
80 years.
At Ryegate, Sept. s, T. S. Nolan.
At Exeter. N. H., Aug. 80, Manley Oar.
ling, formerly of Groton, aged II years.
At Cambridge, Mass, Aug. 30, Miss Lois
A. Rankin, sister of the late Andrew E.
Rankin of this place.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-09-07
PERSONALS.

Miss Nina Elms OF Lyman, N. H., is in
town.
Lila F. Morse returns to Mt. Hol
yoke Saturday.
Austin Morrill, will attend the Sher.
brooke fair today.
Herbert Fisher leaves for Greenfield
Mass, Thursday
Clarence B. Richardson of Lisbon, N.
H., was in town last week.
Eddie Hamilton goes to Sherbrooke
this week to attend the fair.
Mrs S. NJ. Hill and daughter have re.
turned from trip to Boston.
Miss Blanche Wheeler OF Concord, N.
H., is visiting friends in town.
Walter Scott of Lawrence, Mass, has
been visiting at O. c. Chamberlain's.
Perkins Underwood has severed his
connection with the Brooks-Tyler Co.
Mrs. Mary Spaulding and mother left
Saturday for Roxbury to visit friends.
Col. c. S. Forbes OF St. Adams was a
brief visitor in St. .Dohnsbury last Friday.
Miss Emma Richie of West Barnet is
spending two weeks with friends in
town.
Robert Brown and George Hoy of Man
chester, n H., were in town the first OF
the week.
Jerry E. Dickerman Esq, Of Newport
called on his St. Johnsbury friends last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. X. Newton, of New
ton, Mass, were the guests Of X. B. Flint
last week.
Miss Katharine Lewis has returned
from her summer visit in New York and
Vineland, N. ].
Hon. o. M. Barber of Arlington, the
next state auditor, paid St. Johnsbury
a visit Friday.
Mrs. Harvlin Paddock and Miss Isabel
M. Paddock have gone to Ogonquit, Me-,
for short stay.
Mrs. E. c. Pierce of Lawrence, Mass,
is in town visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Arthur c. Randall.
Mrs. Hugh H. Benton Of Hyde Park,
Mass, is visiting her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. c. F. Morse.
Mrs. Mark L. Miner and daughter of
Greenfield, Mass, are visiting at her
fathers, L. B. Hartshorn.
Miss Martha S. Hill has returned to
school in Barton where she has been
teaching The past year.
Miss Edna Stuart has moved from Cliff
street to the rooms formerly occupied by
Prof. Hardy in South Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Warden and
Theron ROBBIE and daughter Lillian of
Barnet were in town last week.
William Bailey of Concord, N. H., was
in town last week to attend the funeral
of his sister, Mrs. Emma Davie.
Miss Bertha M. Terrill, teacher in Alb.
bott Academy and former Academy stu
dent here, is visiting Miss Caroline Ely.
DR.. ]. E. Hartshorn has been quite sick
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-09-07
"El Captain" Coming.

"El Captain" Sousa and Klein's great
est opera, which was played and sung
for nearly 200 nights in New York, will
be seen in St. .Johnsburv on Monday
evening, September 10 Undoubtedly
"El Captain is by far the most popular
and financially successful OF any of the
Sousa operas, which include "The Bride
Elect" and The Charlatan." This
opera has everywhere, east, west and
south, proven success. 1t possesses
such magnetic drawing qualities that it
is safe to guarantee for "El Captain" an
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-09-07

ever'growing popularity with the play
going public. The charming music, the
cleverness of the libretto, the carefully
selected company, the host of pretty and
shapely girls, handsome costumes and
elaborate scenery contribute to the gen.
eral excellence of the production. E. H.
Gerstle. representing the company, IS
here and has made arrangements with
the st. Johnsbury Band to appear in the
finale OF the End act of the opera, which
is one of the prevailing features.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-09-07
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of stockholders ..
the Ely Hoe & Fork Company was held
August 80 and the following board of
officers was elected: Directors, Henry
G. Ely, A. H. Mcleod, T. M Howard,
w. S. Boynton, H. c. Ice.
President and treasurer, Henry 6. Ely;
vice-president, A. H. Mcleod; superin-
tendent, George A. Burbank; clerk, John
g. P. Hicks.
A dividend of seven dollars share was
declared.
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Marriages.

h At st. Johnsbury, Aug. 80. by Rev. Thomas
lyric, Michael Armstrong, Jr and Miss Har-
riet Maloy, both of Canada.
At st. Johnsbury. Sept 8, by Rev. Thorn as
lyric, William Rees Lloyd of New York, and
Miss Marion Adelia fitzpatrick of st. Johns
bury.
At West Concord, Aug. 81, Prof. Arthur
M. Gates and Minnie Knapp.
At Sheffield, Sept. /, Ernest G. Currier and
May Aulis.
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Card of Thanks.

Dear Friends IL desire to express my
heartfelt thanks to all of the kind people in
st. Johnsbury who contributed to making
my dear wife's last days happy also to the
rites.
W. L. KNOwLTON
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Births.

At st. Tohnsbury, Sept. l., daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Perry.
At Lyndon Center, Aug. 81, daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bean.
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LYNDONVILLE

They always have good Fair and this
year it is to be better than ever before,
There will be the best exhibit of Horses,
Cattle and small animals to be seen in
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WEATHER RECORD.
Highest

At Bingham's Drug Store, for the week
ending Sept. 6, 1898.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-31
TmE kINGwooD ACADEMY.
Closing Exercises OF the Public
schools, Held In Chapel Hall Last
fridnY Afternoon

Last Friday afternoon the Chapel
Hall of the Kingwood High school was
crowded NTH the friends and patrons
OF onr pu0lir schools. to witness the
closing exercises and the contest for
the prize money that had been awarded
by Hon. William c. Brown. The
school had only hal two weeks i'm
which TO prepare for the exercises. but
to SAY that tho entire audience were
delighted aud highly pleased with the
entertainment, is % pat 81 mildly.
Mr. Brown had generously contributed
Sl0 TO be awarded as thought best 10y
the School Board and il WAS decided
TO divide IL equally among tho dvc
different departments, giving 80 TO
each and this was again divided into
two prizes OF one dollar each. SO there
were ten prizes in all. OF equal worth.
and Prof uOldes turned over ten sill.
yer dollars to the Chairman OF the
Board OF Awards. The following com
posed that tribunal; Miss Lily Elliott.
and MessrS Clark Fortney aud j. Sill
dell Brown. The exercises began at
$3.50 aud there were 30 different per
formers. with from one tn dozen
performances in each performance. so
that il can readily be seen what diff
iicult task the judges had. The fret
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Nas,nsowa.

Correspondence ~ the Argus.
bred Kern was calling at RsedSville
Sunday.
|. w. Kirk was AT Morgan town on
business, recently.
Miss Jennie Loar is stopping with =
l. Co6un. this week.
w. w. johnson is contemplating go
ing back 20 Dellslow.
+. NJ. Hartley purchaSed horse OF
orve Watson, Saturday.
Miss Callie Watson is visiting her
uncle at Myersdale. Pa.
March came marching ia and Is stul
marching toward April.
Rev. knotts delivered an able SER
mon Sunday night, March IS.
Mrs L. ~ Orr, OF Kingwood, was
visiting at NJ. IL. orr's last week.
Mr. and Mrs. :. w. Mckinney were
visiting at sam Stuck's, Sunday.
SAINT Scott was at Morgantown last
week, for goods, for merchant Cobun.
j. T. lIundlcy ana Miles Cobun have
gone to attend the University ut Nor
gantown.
j. i. lIundley and j, w. Knots were
at Fellowsville, Saturday and Sunday.
visiting friends aud relatives.
IL. II. Reed, wife and little grand
daughter, were calling on Miss Agnes
Hartley last Saturday ana sunday.
E,nmet BuclSlew has closed his school
aud returned TO his home. Some OF
his lady friends wero very sorry TO SEQ
him make his departure,
Mrs. L. q. Carroll, little boy, and
Mrs. Franklin, of Hundred, have re-
turned home, after an extended visit
with DR., Hundley and family.
w. Kirk is prepared to do all
kind of wood filling and painting or
papering OF any kind. Mr.. Kirk has
seven houses contracted for, 20 begin
work as soon as the weather opens
He Is u hustler and knows his business
Those on the sick list in our com.
munity are as follows; II. c. VOLTS
little child, Mrs. NJ. H. Orr, Earnest
Kirk, lien McMillor'S little grand.
daughter, Peter Everly, Roby Risner.
Mrs. G.. w. Kisaer, Mrs. Ed Crelto,
Mrs. Henry Riggleman. Mrs. GEORGE
Gibson. Dr. Hundley attending ply
stefan.
BLUE Bird.
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Walter stone ~as over At Terra Alta
this week on a bS sineSs trip
,fss Ida Marie Spahr has returned
home here aztec a very saceesStul term
of school at Newburg.
The lates, problem is as follows: A
san thIrty-6ve years of age. has n
daughter Ave years old. which makes
him seven times her age. In ten years
she Ia ffieea. he is forty. ave. which
makes him three times her age. Ia
fourteen more years he is fif,y-eighi,
she is twenty-nine; he il then only
twice her age. How long will they
have TO live together TO DC the same
age?
c. r. Frantz OF Pen Run, Indiana
county. Pa, has bees here this week.
attending court and looking after his
interest in the Sellers Mill property,
which was sold at the front door of the
Court House, Tuesday aud bid in by
Mr. Frantz for $50. llc has clsim
al about $500 against IL for mili-wright
work done in Improving the property.
There is also about 1880 purchase
money Indebtedness still standing
against the mill.
Last week we published an item
about {. w. Dering going TO locate at
Morgantown and engage in the bicy-
Gle business. We got the information
from MIR. Dering himself and he had
just been over there aud made arrange
ments to that effect, but when he
went back Tuesday the party backed
out and he returned To Kingwoo and
bought out the Meat Market OF II. ID
Carroll and at once took charge of the
business, and we arc glad to note,
viii remain with MS.
The funeral OF J. ID. Holland, the
brakeman who was killed at Cumber-
land recently. by falling from his train
and breaking his neck, took place at
Terra Alta, Monday Of last week. The
services were held in the NJ Il. church
and the burial in the cemetery near
town. The deceased leaves wife and
two children, who reside in Cumber-
land. lie was brother of David Iol-
land. of Terra Alta, and Rev. Wilt
Holland, OF Buckhannou. and Lee Hol-
land, another B. Il o. brakeman and u
twin to the unfortunate Young man.
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Reedsville.


c. j. Bayles was visiting his brother
Edward Bayles. of Gainesville, Sunday.
Claude and Mormer Montgomery, of
Independence, spent last week at c. j.
Bayles'.
J. S. Dunn has purchased a small
tract OF land belonging To Milton For
tncy, in Valley district
Miss Virginia Loar was visiting at
her brother'in-laws, 5. l.. Cotun, OF
Mason town, for some time.
Hunter j. rortney, who has been in
poor health for some tune, we are very
sorry to say, is not improving.
f. T.. MeGinnis has been at Fairmont
several days, visiting his daughters,
Mrs McCray and Mrs. Yer ture.
Newton McGee has purchased farm
OF George C sturgiss In Valley district
and will build aud move as soon us
completed.
Miss Rebecea Fields is at home now
for months visit and will go To live
with Mr. Wait Graham's family at
Morgantown.
George Lyons, OF everywhere. was
! among his friends here the past week
trying to purchase horse, and calling
on his best girl.
A great "passie" OF drummers and
druggists have been giving the song
tors for several weeks.
Koby s. Risner Is suffering now from
stroke OF paralysis, with but little
hopes OF his recovery, this being the
third stroke he has suffered.
The third quarterly meeting VIII be
held the ninth ana tenth Of April at
Reedsyille The Presiding Elder Rev.
Cotton, is expected 10 be present.
Mrs. George HartseIl has been very
| sick for some time, but we are glad To
say she Is much better at this time
Dir. w. II. McGinnis attending physic-
| ian,
II. NJ. Grimes has caught the spirit
OF improvement and will build two
dwelling houses on his farm this com
log summer. Grove Jackson Is the
contractor
| Wheat has had a rough time during
/ the winter, freezing o night and thaw-
ing during the day. Lack Of snow bas
badly injured some OF the late wheat.
and at this time the prospect for good
crop is not natterlng.
Miss Eleanor Copeman closed her
school Saturday night with an enter.
taiumont which was very interesting
A very large crowd Of spectators were
present. Patrons and pupils we learn
arc all well pleased with the teacher.
william Ralphsnyder. OF George.
town, MOnongalia county. and Frank
/ Feather, OF Leuox. sVere stopping at
Jacob bemmons's Saturday night.
/ They left THE place sunday for Mr.
Feathers home where they will spend
several days visiting.
Mr.. Editor we, too. have plenty Of
store. box orators who would like ~
see war with spaIn-to hear them
talk, but II such thing should happen
they would be- the last ones 70 20 and
I bRnt for their country. u is au old
saying that "a barking dog will nol
bite"
a merry Spring.ti me TO you all doai
readers aud though this blowv month
Of March Is not quite all BALM and gon.
ial glow, 20 Is still Springs birthday
and we must celebrate 10 fttingly, and
I then CONES April with jas showers
/ bringing as promise of thc flowers thai
May cluster always over yogr path
way through life. ELLA REE.
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NEwBueu.

Corre>pcndoncs otthe Argus.
The revival IN the NJ. l.. ehai, h
here still continues.
Rev. leathcrby is conducting
revival meeting u, Austen.
4. j. Irving. photographer OF
Grafton, has been here The pest
week.
Miss Virgins Spahr viii teach "a
subscription school " Austen this
summer.
The U. q. commenced series
Of meetings ut Chestnut Ridge
Sunday night.
IL. Gaines s Co., OF Grafton.
had an auction on Water street
Saturday night.
DR.. Lanham's chanees for tho
State Senate are not AZ all dIseour-
aging. We are Tor Lenhaln seven
days every week.
q. &. Frazier, who IS bucking
ing tics out on tho grade be,woeu
Rowlesbarg and Terra Alta, spent
Sunday at home.
The popular d. & o. engineer,
Frank Menifee has beon here tho
past week and we almost misloolS
his bright smiling face for Jupiter.
Prof F. w. Candy will teach u
special term OF school here tins
summer for advanced students. It
will bog,u about the middle of May.
Rev. Reese received telegram
Thursday requesting him to como
TO Rowlcsburg on Friday To con-
duct the funeral service OF John II
Bucklsw, who died ,here Thursday. =
w. O. rurroit will close his
school out at tho SnaE Chapel on
Thursday OF this week, aud rx-
pccts TO register nt tho Fa.rmont
State Normal the following Monday.
While on our way TO Foirmous
on Monday. We tcll in company
j. W. fnuber, who viii attend tho
State Normal nt chat place. Mr..
Fauber taught the Red Rock school
in Reno district this winter.
While i'm Fellowsviilo on Friday.
| W. 'NhlllNh Alihl 49, - l}AONNG " Aii
teach special term of school nt
that place this summer. that Misa
LYDIA Dolyord will attend school at
the Seminary at Buck hunnon ihis
spring and summer, and that Dep
uty Sheriff n. &. RIdeuour, who
has been seriously i'll with typhoid
fever, is no better.
Prof. o. q. Wilt. Principal of
our schools this winter. aud Assist
ants, gave tho best school enter
tainment here ia Aliens HALL,
Friday night, We ever attended.
Notwithstanding We have attended
many such. The large ball would
not hold tho crowd. This was tho
only feature OF the occasion To re-
gret. We will not speak OF any {
tho special participants, as the IN.
tire program WIS 80 good all tho
way through, it. wond be hard for
us TO tell who did the best.
BILL NYE,