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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-01
|Quiam Washln"tOnlan:

DQuiam Washln"tOnlan:
this morning to Ben Philbrick
e a son.
Wood Lumber Co. made a free dis
>n OF turkeys today to all of the
b employees and a free turkey din
he single men.
w. Lamping, of the New York
has stolen march on the meat
men by putting in a shop OF his
Joining his hotel.
reported on seemingly good author
II the passenger train wlll hereafter
b here nights. The south side OF
|arbor will be served by freight
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-01
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Continued from last week }
Bosfd~A1tE>h2A Member.

present.
The auditor reported vacancies in the
following road districts OF supervisor, from
the lack OF election: Districts 10. ), o,
"a, 80, ~ and 43. Board agreed to APP
point same at the December session.
Bills allowed on the current expense
fund as blows:
E Perkins, del election supplies s 30 -
G n Wilson, postal cards for treas > 90
Fl B Marcy, supplies court house 3 90
F L Carr, med att'd'ce G Camp. 50 90
A II Kennedy, att'dce com court. % 90
Charles Mcintyre, same ......... 20 90
A Blomeke, del election supplies 10 rs
S NJ Prince, constable ,Shinaburgar
VS. White. . 225
S A Hoag, constable, State vs. Finn ) %
Chas Street, inspector OF election
and delivering returns . 30
Chas Valentine, wood, etc. ..... . 90
+ l. Morgan, judge OF election 80
\ X Wade, judge OF election.... Z ]@
J + Hiner, inspector Of election
and fixing booths .......... > 20
A a Brown, judge clifton, del rel's IS 90
r Z Porter, g g and fuel ) 90
S J Cam, Judge OF election. .... i 50
J E Hart, postage on election ret's "a
Frank Coy, judge election. postage 90
r p Campbell, clerk OF election. 9 %
J NJ Stout, judge of election. ... 8 GO
f b Benn, judge of election. 6 90
O Mitchell, clerk of Election.... 6 90
Carl Spalding, rent Of hall ..... z 90
w II Bowen, Judge Of election i 80
l. Hays, inspector of election and
delivering returns ......... IL 10
G + Cox, Judge of election ....... so
II G Winston, inspector OF election 3 90
Geo Harris, judge of election, -. 3 90
J Hoen5erger, judge of election. 3 90
II Ames, clerk of election. ..... 3 90
G Stewart, clerk OF election -. . 90
Julius Pomrenk, constable. .. 3 90
II C Winston, del election returns 10 So
Perry Watson, clerk ol election.., 90
Alvin Porter, inspector OF election
and delivering returns $3.50. 10 90
II O Puhn, Judge Of election ..... 90
J Wakefield, clerk Of election. .... 6 90
II r. Taylor, judge of election. 90
NJ Prince, fixing booths. ....... 90
A w Parrish, clerk Of election 90
w F Wagner, clerk of election. 90
J II Daley, judge OF election zee. 90
A d Schafer, judge of election.... 90
T r Winston, inspector of election
and delivering returns .... II II
NJ II futile, same ............. II 90
G d Petit, clerk OF election ..... 6 90
l B Cooper, Judge OF election. 90
G w France, Judge OF election.... 90
J A Acteson, inspector OF election 90
w b Fetterman, inspector election
and delivering returns. ..... 10 20
O II Wiley, Judge Of election 90
O A Myers, inspector Of election
and delivering returns ..... IL 50
Gunder Hankeli, clerk Of election. 6 90
7 J Rasor, clerk OF election ..... 90
w A Crandell, judge OF election. 90
Henry Bauer, Judge OF election. 90
G W Metzger, judge OF election. 3 90
Fred Turnow, inspector OF election
and delivering returns ..... s CO
w f Bower, judge OF election ... 6 CO
Geo Crawford, clerk OF election. o.
Charles Allen judge of election. 6 OF
IN Wilder inSpectOr OF election &c - -
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-01

" seful rs well as ornament ii presents
E to be found in great variety at l.
hrris & Sons.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-01

"' DO you believe Platonic love is pos
sible between young unmarried men and
women?' young married man said to
me not long ago." writes Frances Evans
in the December Ladies' Home Journal.
60 More likely to be possible between
them than between II married man and
young, unmarried woman I replied.
He looked at me a moment, then the
color mounted to his face as he replied,
You are rather hard on us Women
blush for nothing, but Il man never colors
up without cause. That red flush, al
though it was for the sex OF inherited
trousers, not fer himself particularly,
would have confirmed me in my belief
had been bit shaky--which | was not
What did he mean by Platonic love any,
way? What do we all mean when we
use that epithet? Look first at the die
tionary definition. Platonic love: A
pure spiritual love subsistng between the
sexes, which regards the mind and its
excellencies only That last clause,
regarding the mind only UPSET the
theory of Platonc love entirely. The
truth is, that there is no such thing ex-
listing between any man and woman.
AS soon as the feeling Of regard between
people of opposite sex grows strong
enough to be designated as love, it ema-
mates from the heart, not from the brain,
and is not interested alone in the excel.
lencies OF the mind, although mental at
traction in many cases is the first cause
OF the love. The clearest form Of express,
sing affection for any one is by means OF
caress given with the hands, arms and
lips. This is natural and right when The
affection is allowabe-as between mother
and child, husband and vile, or brother
and sister,"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-01

lfsesttQs,
0na7oi., the funniest scenes in 1.-Two
Married Men" is the initiation OF Car
naby Fix into the mystic order of nod
fellows. Everybody can appreciate it
and to many it will bring back
fond recolleclions of the night they
rode the goat" The characters
in this merry comedy are all we'll
drawn and are interpreted by a company
of actors especially adapted to farce
comedy. They come highly recommend
ed by the eastern press and will no doubt
repeat here the success which has attend
comedy will appear at the Acme Opera
House next Tuesday evening.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-01

Mat AlatZen, Judge OF election, etc 80
I'm Est. inspector Of election $50 so |
} W Lamb, judge OF election ..... i 80
john Stafford, judge OF election, etc 10 70
Fred Wilson, judge of election . so
IL + Coles, inspector of election . so
Max Gradl, inspector Of election. i 80
John Reiter, judge OF election. .. so
A " Carl judge OF election .. so
Geo Parks rent OF building for cleo 30
j n Locke, inspector OF election. ~. 90
Z Il Canning, judge OF election. 49,. 90
John a Olson, judge Of election. 8 90
j \ Locke, delivering returns 80. II 60
Perry Pennoyer, inspector, etc. 49,. Is 40
Geo WeatherwaX, judge OF election so
J Ragenshief, judge of election 90. so
J 7 Sudder;h, inspector 0! election 30
+ + williams, judge OF eileen, etc. 16 10
II G Evans, judge OF election. ..... 1 80
ii Wagner. inspector OF clec, etc. 8 70
NJ Wilson, judge OF election. .... 4 so
j + Roberts, Judge OF election 49,. 4T5Q
" b Valentine, judge OF eileen, etc 6 80
Edward Olson judge OF election. e.. 6 90
y too'Hics, judge Of election ..... 80
\ Voorhies, delivering returns. 80. 40
\ y tiV, inspector OF election. 1 80
j / Phillips, judge OF election -. 4 so
John keal, judge of election..... 4 50
: K Grover, inspector OF elec'n ,etc 6 30
David Bilyeu, judge OF eection.... 4 80
Ben Grigsby, rent hall and lights 5 90
+ i Couch, inspector of election. 8 90
John f Hart, judge OF election. 800
5 s Williams, judge of election go. 3 90
NJ Doyle, judge OF election ..... 4 80
L + Thompson, judge of election. 4 so
q Chambers, inspector OF elec'n, .tc IA so
J S Butler, eleri. of election w 4 so
a Boyer, judge of election ........ 4 80
Edwin May, judge OF election. 49,. 4 so
Chas f Stevens, inspector, ETC.. 6 90
G O Butler inspector OF elecn, etc 13 90
+ ID Garrard, judge of election. -. 4 90
Geo d Harp, judge OF election 49,. 4 90
y \ Mckinnon, judge Of elec, etc. % 80
Ed Drum, judge OF election ...... so
Nj i Fraeland judge OF election -. 4 80
L McNally, inspector of elec, etc. 10 40
NJ T Matthews, inspector of cleo 6 90
II K Rvlatt, clerk OF election .... 6 90
w II Bellies, judge OF election, etc. 20 40
w J Thompson, judge of el ction.. 6 Oh
II Woodwork, clerk OF election. + 90
W ID Campbell, clerk OF election & 90
+ l. Campbell, Judge Of election. 6 90
! \ McCarty, inspector OF eec'n, etc 7 so
II Tronquist, judge OF election, etc II 90
ID w Fleet, inspector of elec'n, etc. II so
f Taylor, clerk OF election..... 6 90
r NJ Rylatt, judge of election. a.. 6 90
E II Story, judge OF election. $50. 6 90
t w Byles, clerk Of election. ..... 6 90
Jackson Lennon, inspector of cleo 4 90
Jackson Lennon, deliv'g returns. l 80
Recess until p m.
Board met at l p. M, members all
present.
The following bills allowed on the road
and bridge fund:
T r Winston, repair Block House
and Balch ferries .............$ 10 90
G Il Ried, fur boom sticks for ferry 5 90
5 s Williams, hauling lumber and
stone for ferry ............. 90
II 9 Winston, material for ferries % 90
J J IIoenberger, work on ferries. 80 90
J f Fitzgerald, cable and material
for ferries .... 25 so
f L Pomrink, work on ferries 49,. "a 90
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-01

Maream Winiski, do ......... 26 90
Charles Banister, do ........... "a 90
f p Bagshaw, lumber for ferries II IL
Chas Stevens, work, road dist As 10 90
l. I Wakefield, team for commis'r ID 90
+ & Hunt, survey Elk riv. chant 10 10
J w Hall, Wynooche jetty work. 697 so
Chas Mcintyre, mileage, etc.. 8 So
A II Kennedy, examining road &
bridges, etc Observation-Disclosures. rs 10
Bills on veteran soldiers relief fund, al
lowed as follows:
Garfield Post, No. 10, for Pettijohn s 90
Following bills were laid over:
August Brawley, Joseph Watkins, Del
ancy Madison, J. NJ. Williams, G. L
Needham, B. Z. Kelsey.
The following bills were rejected:
). a. Hoag (2l, John Pongfatz, c.
Kettleson, John Stevens, f w Clark, Il.
Genzel, fl A Hyatt.
Board adjourned to meet Dec. IA, III
S :36 a. III. "
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-25

since then the bill to admit this terri
try has been reported favorably and has
reached an advanced slaee. The usual
bill Tor New Mexico was PIT in NJ the
6rst s,siou Of tbs congress and push, d
alOr z. The Tact that the t,ftitory was
democfatic initiated sgaii =. u q the
late etc lon. hoWty,r =. New Mexico ven,
republican By an a tpnishing charge Of
votes L. was carried IN The strAigl (
sound money Issue. Whit tho Din q ,
tariff had done Tor the wool Industry aud
for other home interests furnished the
New Mexican republicans with all Of the
campaign argumerti they needed. In
the territorial legislature. which will
have the selection Of the two United
States senators IL congress passes the en-
abling act, are only ak democrats, four
in the 10 yer branch and two In the sen
ate. To all practical purposes the repub
licans are in a position TO do things
unanimously. The congressional dele
gate, Pedro Perea, is said TO have carried
every county In the territory over his
democratic competition. With such a
handsome showing and with the assur
ante that New Mexico Il In the repub
lican column TO stay. her lending citi
Esns will ask CDR gress at the coming
session to cjuplste the legislation which
will z We them statehood"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-25
The Great Secret

OF the wonderful cures by Hoods Sar.
saparilla lies in its power 10 make
the blood rich, pure and nourishing.
BY doing this IL eradicates scrofula,
cures catarrh, dyspepsia, rheumatism,
neuralgia and builds up the nerves.
1t is the One True Blood Purifier.
Hoods Pills are the best family
cathartic and liver medicine. 25c.
Now Is the time to order your blank
account books, 80 they will be thoroughly
seasoned, when you open a new set OF
books the first OF the year, All kinds Of
blank books made at The CITIZEN bind,
cry. Let US give you prices on your
work before sending II out OF town.
The Golden Rule Dry dOods Company.
70 save the expense VI removing stock TO
their Q location dro tffel ing bargains
In all lines OF dry goods and wearing
apparel. Read their mammoth removal
ad. The prices quoted are convincing.
Extraordinary opportunity 10 supply
your fall and winter needs ut a mere
tribe Anything In the store AT a redne
ton OF from 10 10 80 percent on arcOunt
Of removal. Golden Rule Dry Good
Company.
Send us your accounts and we'll collect
them or it'll cost you nothing. New
Mexico Collection Agency. PostOfict
box 240.
A complete assortment OF ladies' per.
Gale hannelette and wooden wrappers
from 65e 10 $3.50 each. ROsenWald Bros
For Bale Jersey COW. Apply 10 A. d
Johnson, 6l2 south Broadway.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-25
rHE PEoPLE mi AwAKE

Two years ago President Mckinley had
al electoral votes aud Mr.. Bryan had
I76. This year the states carried by the
republican party had ISL electoral votes,
while those carried by the democrats had
1865. i! was thought the republican party
did remarkably we'll in 1896, but it will
be seen from these figures that it did
much better In 1893.
To what Is this to be attribntedp OBJ
yiously to the fact that men OF intelli
gence perceive that prosperity comes
with the success Of the republican party,
while the reverse ia the effect when dem
Ocracy triumphs. This has been brought
to the attention Of every intelligent bust
ness man during the last i've years, and
Il has produced a strong impression on
the public mind. Everybody looks for
prosperity and he would be a foolish man
who worked deliberately to prevent liz
oonsummatiOn.
From habit or prejudice men will con-
tlnus 10 give their allegiance TO political
organizations, whose operations as eyenti
prove, are not stimulating 10 public In.
t~erests, but IL would appear that a ma
jority OF the voters OF this country arr
resolved 10 stand by the republican part!
80 long rs Its present policy Is pursued.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-25
Las VEGAS.

From the Optic.
Fireman Lloyd. who was seriously hurt
at Thatcher, by being caugh! between
the coal chute and the tender, has been
taken out TO the hospital here.
ElRineer CrOsson vas hurt Tuesday
near Point OF Rocks, by a boulder coming
down from the top OF the cut and falling
upon him His bruises and cuts are not
considered dangerous.
Vim, 3. 0'Howell, who went out with
the Rough Rider contingent from this
pace, writes Prof. Giltner from Empire
City, Kan that he will 500 return to
New Mexico TO engage in the mint (
business
On, horse has had his leg broken by,
and perhaps q dozen have been assisted
out Of the hole in the bridge between IN
two sides OF town, This matter should
be looked after by the proper authorities
70 A neglected II may prlYe qut3 ex.
penslye 20 the taxpayers OF the county.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-25
READY ron

The Washington correspondent Of the
81. Louis Globe Democrat says: Two
more may be added TO the long list OF
new republican senators. In the sched-
ule Of the assets Of the recent election
New Mexico seems 10 have escaped atten-
ton in q possible relation To the United
States senate. The territory 10 very near
statehood. At various times the enab-
ling bill has passed both house and SEN
ate. Twenty three years ago, when Col
ofadO was let In. the bill for New Mexico
preceded II through congress. but failed
OF enactment In the last hours, after
both branches had approved. Repeatedly
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-25
SANTA M.
From the New Mexican

From the New Mexican,
Miss May Truswell has withdrawn
from the territorial university at Albu-
querque TO enter school with her lister IN
this city.
Rev Mfr. Humidity. a Methodist clergy.
nan from San francisco, who has been
Stopping In this city for several months
for his health, removed 10 the sauitarium
He has been living in a tent.
Corporal James Read, g company. ter
rltorial regiment, who has besn hons OF
q thirty days ~furlougb, left for Fort Win
gate. where he will report and be given
transportation to Albiny. Ga, whore his
regiment Is now qnsrtered.
Joseph Ford. 4 nephew OF P. +. Hanley,
Ia expected to return TO Santa IA. Mir
Ford left this city three years ago. going
to Alaska, and during his absence has
travelled over ,ie KlOndike country and
for some time ha1 been In SEATTLE.
Crecenciano Ga.legOs, Who has been
elected a member OF the house Of the
thirty third legislative assembly from
Guadalupe county, ia In the city from
Puerto de Luna. He brought the election
returns OF his county and depOsi'ed them
with Secretary Wallace.
G. II. Lamar, formerly connected with
the government Iadian school In this
city, but now superintendent Of the
Quapaw school In Kansas, has b8en al
mitted TO the Miami county bar. Mt.
Lamar will not, however. sever his con.
nection with the school which has been
very..successinl under his management,
Harry Spauldlng, Of Silver City, ia the
new Wells, Fargo express messenger to
run on the Lamy branch In place of II.
Vaughn, who returns TO Albuquerque 10
continue In the company's service there.
Mr.. ~spaulding was formerly In the terri
torial regiment at Whipple Barracks, but
got his discharge bsiore the regiment
left for Lexington.
Chief VanArsdel, OF the lire department,
has received a circular communication
from the National Firemen's association
asking citizens to contribute to the
scheme TO build a suitable monument to
the memory OF the victims OF the Maine
disaster, and the soldiers and sailors
fallen in the Spanish war, George j.
Gould, of New York, Ia the treasurer, and
contributions may be sent to him. The
names OF all contributors will be placed
In a receptacle In the basement OF the
monument where access can be had to
them when necessary
Coal Oil Inspector John 8. Clark, OF
Las Vegas, is in the city on official bust
ness. He il in return from a trip
through New Mexico and along the line
Of the HI PasO Il North Eastern railway.
He visited the new town Ct Alamo GOrdC
and Is greatly impressed with its bril-.
liant prospects. He Is Of the opinion
that the new town will prosper and
grow and become quite a city. The new
mill just erected there 'tarts to-day
The capacity OF the mill Ia 100000 feet
In twenty hours and II will be- run 10 Ii
fullest capacity. This town ia growing
aud many settlers are arriving. Mr.
Clark thinks that the eastern Dona Aul
country Is destined TO become an import,
ant part OF the territory, as II has mag
n%iicsnt natural resources in mineral
stock growing, agricultural and timber
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-25
RATION.

From the Range.
The Palace hotel at Ration ia now one
OF the best equipped hostelries in New
Mexico.
Evangelist y. Macs. of Rast Ration, had
quite a severe spell OF sickness the latter
part Of last week, but Is now rapidly
recovering.
Henry Terrell, an Old and respected
resident Of Ration, diei last Thursday Of
cancer Of the stomach, The deceased
was an unusually intelligent mar and
most worthy citizen.
Chas. @. Wray, chief train dispatcher
at San Bernardino. California, arrived
here Saturday morning for a few days
recreation. Mr., Wray Ia one OF the most
accomplished railroad men In the eOun-
try and n OF the best citiz9ns Ration
ever had.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-25
PERrA,a

From the returns made to the secretary
Of the territory's o1ice by the county
commissioner Of the diH counties
in New Mexico, the New Mexican has
complied the following figures showing
the msjorities receive BY Mr.. Perca aud
Mr. Ferguson Ia the eighteen conntios,
The canviss Of the reurls by Secretary
Wallace n ay possibly make o few minor
changes, but they vii tn no wise affect
Mr.. Persa's majority, which Is given b.
Ian
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-25

THE CITIZEN Is not sorry that Judge
Morrison is in some trouble over a lake
interview in one Of the chic newspapers.
Judge Morrison leaves the territory every
two years and goes east 10 help out his
political friends. who In return are ex-
pected to keep him in a federal office In
this territory. He should become a resi-
dent Of New Mexico and help his party
here in the political campaigns OF the
lninrn
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-25
An InPoRTAST DITFERESoE.

To make IL apparent 10 thousands, who
think themselves III, that they are not
afflicted with any disease, but that the
system simply needs cleansing, IL TO
bring comfort home 10 their hearts, AZ a
costive condition IL easily cured by using
Syrup OF Figs. Manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only, aud sold
by all druggists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-25

The Santa Re road Is doing q good
thing for the farmers and millers OF
Colorado A new rate sheet Is being pre-
pared whereby Colorado -four can be
landed In New Mexico territory at the
same ratio as from Kansas milling CEN
tiers. The new tariff sheets also include
points Ia Arizona and California.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-25

ABUNDANCE OF capital and low rates Of
interest continue to be announced from
the ebst. This means great renewal Of
manufacturing enterprises and public
improvements generally. 10 this region
OF country It should mean the rapid de.
yelOpment Of our irrigation interests.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-25

THR cotton crop this year Is between
ll,0OO,O 900 and 100000 bAles-the lsrg-
est In the history Of the industry. II Is
valued at $50 a bale to the farmer at the
plantation. and this is said TO be less
than the cost Of production, although the
latter has been greatly lessened by the
application OF modern methods.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-25
Ho~ 10 Look Good.

Good looks are really more than skin
deep, depending entirely on a healthy
condition Of all the vital organs. II the
liver Ia inactive, you have a bilious look;
II your stomach Ia d%lsOrdered, you have q
dyspeptic look; II your kidneys are az.
fected. you have a pinched look. Secure
good health, and you will surely have
good looks. Electric BitteTs" ia a good
Alternative and Tonic. Acts directly on
the stomach, liver and kidneys. puTi1es
the blood. cures pimples. blOtches and
bOils, aud gives a good complexion.
Every bottle guaranteed. Sold al j. n.
0'Rieliy x Co.'S Drug Store. 90 cents
Der hottie.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-25


OF the ladies to solve last night and Il
was allowed to 20 over until next lodge
night. The words "Clerks, Guy. Nay,
in" were written on the csri. which. It
stated. contained the letters com
posing the name Of the most popular
man In town. The ladies arfayed the
letters In every cone. lvab'e way but
could reach no satisfactory result.
After the guessing contests tysrJone
sat do IN 10 a splen I'd replst. A Glee
club and q Juv, nile Entertainment club
w.re organized last night and the former
will make its hrst appearance on Thurs
day night next. The ladies also decided
10 give a dance at the Orchestrlon hall 10
December.
COMMERCIAL CLOB.
The ball at the Commercial club last
night was attended by about $50 people
and furnished delightful entertainment
for ell who participated. A dancing pro-
gram OF fourteen numbers had been az
ranged, and this kept the lovers OF the
dance busy until after midnight. Re-
ireshments were served which we're
greatly enjoyed by the dancers, who had
their sppetites shaTpened by the txhiltr-
ating exercise furnished by the nance.
AFTERNOON TEA.
Yesterday afternoon a very pleasant
tea party was held In the pailor Of the
Hotel Highland, given by Mrs. Herbert
B, Taylor and Miss Rounds to the Misses
Hudson who arrived q few days ago from
Toledo. Ohio. The following were in.
yited guests: Messrs. and Mesdames
Horton. Moore, Dsuthirt and Kearn,
Mrs. and Miss Wardin, Misses Dennis
and Hegman, Messrs b. DOuthirt, Seis,
Taylor, Varrell, Wilkerson, Newman,
Lark and Ward.