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The San Francisco call., 1898-01-09
New Mexico.

All the Christian Endeavor visitors, who were in town last week attending their annual convention, have returned to their homes in various parts of the Territory.
 Professor Hiram Hadley of Las Cruces has been visiting friends in Albuquerque for the past week
 O. E. Cromwell. owner of the Albuquerque street car lines, who had been in New York for nearly year, returned a few days ago.
 Mrs. Frank Bowden has gone a visit to friends in Lawrence, Kans.
 General Manager Frey, who had been in the city for few weeks visiting his family, has gone back to Topeka.
 William Mcintosh the well-known sheen visit in which business was combined with pleasure has returned to his home in Chilli
 Henry Lockhart has bonded the Crown Point group of mines in Cochiti. of which he is prin- cipal owner. for S250, 900.
 Mrs. Lorion Miller is visiting her mother, Mrs Bostick. in Santa Fe.
 Miners all over the Territory are greatly interested in bill now before Congress to pro- vide a way for acquiring title to mineral grants that have been confirmed to claimants as grazing grants
 Judge Henry l.. Warren has returned from trip to the southern part of the Territory.
 G. H. Gerrow, who recently left this place to return to his old home in Michigan. died on the train before reaching Kansas City.
 George Gegolt, member of the School Board, has resigned, and intends to move to California.
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Julare.

Mir. and Mrs. C. s. Nicewonger have re- turned from Stockton. where they have been in attendance at the annual banquet of the agents of the P. A. Buell. Lumber Company.
 A. J. Hill of the Hanford Sentinel was in town last week.
 V. A. Keith of Kansas City is visiting his brother, w. T. Keith, of this city.
 Judge J. w. Davis. who has spent the past two months at Sonoma with his brother is home, much improved in health
 MT and Mrs A. " Phillips returned Mon day from Berenda, where they spent the holi- days
 Mrs. J. Nolan has returned to Oakland after a pleasant months visit with her sister. Mrs. s. H. DePue
 Mrs. Maggie Shreve and daughter, Miss Kate, visiting in Fresno.
 The Tulare Literary Club held it's annual meeting Thursday of last week with Mir. and Mrs. J. O. Lovejoy.
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CoIfax.

MT. and Mrs. P. B. Clark have returned from Sacramento
 Miss Janet Bell and William H. Norris have returned to school at Alameda.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. NJ Newman are at Oakland, where they went to attend the funeral of Mrs. Newman's mother = Professor A Norris of the COlfax schools at tended the K. Of P. ball at Dutch Flat Mrs Frank Edinger is here from Sacramento. J. W. Ingerson and James Thomas have re- turned from San Francisco.
 A. L. Hicks has returned to Lodi.
 R C. Cunningham and family have returned to Forest Hili.
 MT and Mrs J. L. Stoakes attended the ball at Dutch Flat
 Charles II Hicks one of Californias '49-ers, died at his home the 2d.
 George A. Keener of Auburn here re- gently.
 Mrs William Irving is very sick.
 Miss Kate Mccoy has returned to Yankee Mrs. J. A. Harrison has returned to Gold Mrs. J. W Jameson Of Dutch Flat was here recently
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Red Bluff.

Frank W. Duncan has returned to his home in Rock Island, III.
 Attorney B. B. Robinson has returned to San Francisco.
 Mrs. Sylvester Hull and son, Milton, re turned to Bedding Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Edna Corrigan left for Oakland Mon day, where she is attending the Convent of the Sacred Heart.
 General Chipman and wife arrived on Sun day afternoons train.
 w. R. Hall has returned to the mines at Hall City.
 Miss Laura Burtt and Miss Maud Harkle- road are home from pleasant visit with Red ding friends.
 Mrs. Swain, who has been the guest of her sister Mrs. F.. P. Craft. went to her home in Sacramento Monday.
 Professor C. C. Swafford has gone to Santa Rosa.
 General Cadwalder and daughter. Miss Anna, returned Friday from San Francisco.
 NIT. and Mrs. E. F. Middleton have returned to their home in Seattle
 Dr. w F. Maggard Of Corning attended the meeting of the Board of Pension Examiners Wednesday.
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Sonona.

Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Osborne of the California Home, Eldridge, were in San Francisco last week.
 Mrs N. Haraszthy and daughters have re- turned from San Francisco
 Miss Sadie Agnew is the guest of her sister Mrs. H. Weyl, of Healdsburg.
 Mrs H. Hartin returned from San Francisco Wednesday.
 Miss Grace Garner pleasantly entertained a number of her friends at her home in Fl Ve- rano last Monday evening"
 Malcolm Elliott of the Stanford University is visiting at Embarcadero.
 Manager l. D. Bluxome of the Spreckels ranch. accompanied by his wife, spent several days last week in San Francisco.
 MT. and Mrs. George Zane have returned to their home at San Quentin.
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Winters.

Harold Wright of Berkeley one of Ala ineoa Assemblymen, the guest of Arthus Sunday ~
 MT. and Mrs. L. E. Sturgin of San Fran CISCO nave returned to their home after spend- ing the holidays with Mrs. SturgilPs parents, J. N. B. Wyatt and wife
 J. l.. Martin and family of Davfsville were visiting in Winters Tuesday.
 Maurice Nathan is spending the week with friends in San Francisco
 Miss Ada Wright of Sacramento has been spending tse week with Miss Lena Bryce.
 MT: and Mrs. Henry Peters of Vacaville are visiting relatives here.
 W. T. Chadwick and family and Mrs Rulii- want or woodland were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. T. V. Fischer this week
 John J. Fischer and Miss Elsie BuIIiyant were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Leg Ter of Vacaville this week.
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Merced.

Mrs A Olcese and Andrew Olcese, mother and brother respectively. of J. B. Olcese ar rived Monday from Oakland on a visit
 Captain A. s. Guthrie Of Company H went to Fresno Tuesday. Lieutenant Corwin fol- lowed Wednesday.
 Misses Flora and Gertie Goldman Jeff Sum day for San Francisco for a brief visit.
 Waiter Hayes and wife returned last Thurs day to their home at Athlone from extend cd visit to the bay cities and in Stanislaus County.
 Miss Mary Stearne of Mariposa passed through Merced on last Friday her way home. after a two weeks visit at Paio Alto and San Francisco.
 Dr. E. S O'Brien, late superintendent of the Preston Reform School at lone, arrived in Merced on Sunday, accompanied by his fam ily They will make this city their future home.
 Miss Ruth Dickenson returned to Raymond Sunday to resume her duties teacher, hay ing spent the holidays with the family of J. D. Puddle, uncle.
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Lakeport.

Miss Anna Howe of Potter Valley is the guest of her brother. Frank Howe
 Mrs. R. J. Hudson and sons have returned from visit in San Francisco.
 l.. Pedrassini accompanied the remains of his son Henry to Petaluma Wednesday. where he will be inferred.
 Burt Sayre has returned to San Francisco after short visit with his father NJ. s. Sayre.
 Mrs. Hugh Scott and sons have moved to San Francisco.
 Ed knust left for San Francisco Sunday en route to the Alaska gold fields.
 T. Nj. Bower of St. Louis, Mo, is visiting his aunt Mrs. r. T. Boone
 J. l.. Barham has returned to his home at Red Bluff after a short visit in Lake County. William J. Patterson and Chris Williams left for Douglas Island. Alaska, Tuesday. Mrs. Patterson and children will spend the winter at Pasadena.
 Miss Lou Barnert of Upper Lake was here this week.
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Auburn.

Hon. J. NJ. Fulweier was in San Francisco the first part of the week. s. A. McKinstry.
 Hon. J. H. Neff of ColfaX, Hon. H. T. Power of Michigan Bluff and Hon. c. H. Colby ot Dutch Flat were visitors in Auburn this week. Mrs. H. P. Morrill, Of Oakland is visiting her daughter. Mrs. r. NJ Warden.
 MT. and Mrs. George Towle were down rom Towles during the week.
 MT and Mrs R. Cunningham and Bart Fin ming of Forest Hill were in Auburn the hrst or the week
 Miss Margaret Mckee of Sutter Creek Is wis iting w F. Wildman and family.
 MT and Mrs c Runckel of Dutch Flat spent the week in Auburn
 County Clerk William I. May and bride have returned from their honeymoon.
 Mrs ". M. Mckay, wife Of Professor NC Kav teacher of the High School. has joined her husband and they have taken rooms at the Freeman.
 Miss Bertha and Blanch Iribarne of Teha- chapi who have been spending their vacation visiting Mrs George W. Bisbee, returned to San Francisco Monday, where they are at tending High School.
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Santa Ana.

Mrs H. F. Lacey and sister Mrs. F. W. week.
 Mrs B. F. Conaway and the Misses Stella ana Grace Conaway of San Bernardino visited friends in Santa Ana last week.
 Miss Clara Freeman. daughter of County Tax Collector Freeman has been visiting relatives in Chino
 Miss Anna Kendall of Los Angeles was the guest of Miss Dolly Sanborn of Tustin last week.
 Rev. J. T. Hopkins. pastor Of the First Pres bYteTian church, attended a special session of the Southern California Presbytery in Los An
 Mrs. Margaret Robertson and daughter, Mrs. K Dyer, who have been the guests of Dr. and Mrs J. c. Bailey, returned to their home in Los Angeles last week
 Oliver Thomas left Monday for his home in Little Rock, Ark, after visit of several weeks with his uncle, D. H. Thomas of Tustin
 Mrs. Julia Burtleson spent several days in Sen Diego last week
 C. E. Conklin of Stockton is in the city. the guest of his brother, J. l. Conklin.
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Reddinq.

Lieutenant Colonel Forbes of the National Guard, a resident of Marysvile, detailed here as Judge Advocate Of five summary courts martial in Company H, N. G. C., has returned home.
 Walter C. Powell spent a few days at Will lows.
 tonwood.
 Miss Cilla Shonkwiler has gone to Kennett Miss Cleo Bemis, niece of H. R. Bemis, has returned to her home at Sacramento.
 Miss Harvey, daughter of pr. Harvey, has returned to her home at Chico.
 Miss Burtt. Miss Harklerood and Miss Gil more, who spent the holiday season in Red ding, have returned to Red Bluff.
 R. C. Stackable has returned to French Gulch.
 Mrs. Thomas Green has returned from visit to Red Bluff.
 Mrs. Edward Deerfor and Miss Maud Will Hams are here from Copper City.
 John w. Hare is spending few days in Sar Francisco
 Mrs John Gillespie is visiting friends in Red
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Wats sonvmie.

Rev. Father Mahoney of Castrovlle was Watsonviile visitor this week.
 J. J. Eagen and family have leased their place in this valley and will soon return to their former home in Oakland.
 J. s. Menasco spent last week in San Fran cisco and other interior cities.
 Supervisor T. J. Field was over from Mon- terey last Monday.
 Miss Minnie Luchsinger called to Sacra- mento this week by the sickness of a sister,
 John Kaltenbrun and George Clarke were week
 Mir and Mrs. E. E. Harvey spent last Sum-
 Miss Tyburn of Illinois was the guest this week of Miss Celia lessen
 Miss Alice Madeira, late of the Ford Cor1- pany, has returned to her home at Santa Cruz.
 Mrs J. Paxton Cooper of San Francisco is visiting Watsonville relatives. r,- pr B. A Plant of Santa Cruz here on
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Chico.

H. A. Rodgers and wife over from Co., lusa
 Francisco.
 Judson Albright has returned from Canada and Nova Scotia, where he has been visiting his relatives.
 Colonel Park Henshaw, B. Cussick, T. H. Barnard and James Sullivan went to Red Bluff to see the horse races New Years day.
 Mrs. Clara McQuade has returned from San Francisco and resumed her duties at the Nor nal School.
 MT. and Mrs William Bay, who have been visiting in Chico, have returned to their home in San Francisco.
 Mrs. G. L. Barham and Mrs. Mamie Mo Guire are in Chico from Auburn
 Miss Mary Kimbal, one of the Normal fac ulty, came up from Marysville Sunday.
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Hanford.

Leon Hirshfeld of Bakersfield and Miss Car rie Hirshfeld of Grangeville were married here last week.
 One of the most enjoyable events of the Christmas holidays was the birthday Christ mas tree given December 29 to the children of the Episcopal Sunday-school by Mrs. K. Sim in honor of her babys birthday.
 Ex-Senator Archibald Yell. who has been practicing law here for number of years, has gone to Mexico.
 c. H. Watson and family of Fort Dodge, la, are recent arrivals here.
 Miss Ieesie Byrd, who has been spending the holidays here, the guest of Mrs Beeson, has returned to her studies in San Jose.
 Judge C. H. Marks of Merced was here last week.
 Professor E. H. Walker has returned from San Francisco
 Miss Clara Camp has returned to Stockton where she is attending school.
 Miss Grace Rider has returned from a visit to Gait.
 Miss Ella A. Thall Of San Francisco is here on visit to Miss Belle Newman
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and Mrs. Rose of San Jose. who spent the hol- idays with friends here
 Miss Xavier Beiton was home from San Jose for the holidays. She gave a girls dining on New Years day. in winch quite number or her young friends participated.
 Wednesday evening Miss Elise Harrington gave entertainment to her young lady and gentlemen friends at her elegant home in the southern suburbs
 Thomas Tracey married Mrs Mary Belte last Wednesday and departed amid a shower or rice to San Francisco.
 Miss Kate Morris. who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Susan Drake, and Mrs E. w. Jones, has returned to Oakland.
 Parker JacksGl has returned to Berkeley having spent his Christmas holidays. with his mother. who gave entertainment to the high school alumni in his honor.
 Mrs. stephen Addington has returned after a visit to her sisters at Sacramento. Her sis ter, Mrs. Jones, Is very ill at the Capital City.
 Mrs. Judge Albary and her daughter. Miss Kirk. entertained their friends several times during the holidays Mrs. Beaty Of Berkeley was their guest during the season.
 Rev. W. F. Reagor returned to his pastorate at the Christian church Thursday
 w F. Harrington of the Colusa County Bank went Willows this week.
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Woodland.

Mrs. Jennette Merritt and daughter have re- turned from San Francisco.
 H. c. Watkins is visiting his daughter in Raymond.
 J. c. Ball. George Ogden and T. J. Cum mins visited Sacramento Tuesday.
 Miss Myleigh, who has been the guest of Miss Julia Snarely. has returned to her home in Sutter County.
 Mrs. J. Jeans. who has been visiting Mrs. Joe Davis, has returned to San Francisco.
 Bud Webb up from San Francisco Tuesday evening to spend few days with his parents.
 D. O. Bean and wife went to San Francisco Wednesday afternoon.
 Miss Anna Padee, who has been spending the past two years with H. U Prindle and family. has returned to her home in Hast ings, Neb.
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Ballard.

Attorney Joel Cooper Of Los Angeles passed through en route to the county seat last week.
 Miss Louise Foster and J. D. Ruyle were united in marriage last week, Justice Lyons officiating.
 The Ballard Athletic Club elected officers for the ensuing year, as follows; President, Ed gar D. Davison: vice president. W. E. Hall; treasurer, C. J. Hobson; secretary, w. NJ Lyons; fifth director Charles Jauin-
 Thomas Cooper, q former resident, has re- turned from Illinois and is residing in Los Olives.
 The efforts Of the Presbyterian congregation at Ballard receiving hearty response, with the result that the quiet little hamlet will have one of the most artistic church edihces in the county.
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Grass Va!ley.

Mir. and Mrs. John Reseigh of Santa Bar bara visiting the family of MT. and Mrs. John Phillips.
 Charles Hooker of this city and Miss Lillian Hanley of Alameda were married in San Fran cisco last week. Mir Hooker and bride will make Grass Valley their home.
 The following popular young couples were married here this week. Rev. E. R. Willis of fciatlng: Mir. W. J. Rogers and Miss W. E. Deadman. MT. Ellsworth Magor and Miss Clara Peters Mir. Alfred Williams and Miss Annie Rule. Mir. Albert Richards and Miss Carrie MicheH
 Miss Bessie Stoddard has gone to San Fran cisco, where she will enter Miss Vests Sem mary.
 Rev. W H. Guthrie and wife of Red Bluff are visiting Mrs. Guthries parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. M. Lakenan.
 Mrs Elgin Stoddard has returned to San Francisco. Her sister, Miss Edna Dahl, ac- companied her.
 Miss Florence Hoyt, who has been visiting with c. E. Clinch and family has returned to Berkeley.
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Visalia.

Dr. A. l.. Willow of San Francisco was visiting in town this week.
 Miss Viola Lake of Santa Cruz. who has been visiting Miss Bell, has gone to Merced on her way to Stanford University.
 Miss Helen Brown has returned to her studies at Irving Institute in San Francisco
 C.. H. Botsford arrived here this week from Arkansas on a visit to his uncle, G. A. Bots ford.
 After a lengthy visit here with her sister Miss Lena Sailor has gone back to her home at Galiatin, Mo
 Miss Lllie Hunt is in Alameda caring for a sick friend.
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Santa Barbara.

Colonel l. N Peyton who is the principal owner of the Le Roi mine in Rossland B. C.. accompanied by his daughter has departed for Spokane on a visit.
 MT and Mrs. Henry Spencer, who have been visiting in the East for number of months. have returned to Santa Barbara.
 Albert Welch and wife in Chicago on short visit.
 MT. and Mrs. George P. whitelaw of St Louis are in the city for the winter.
 General Henry Strong of Washington, D. C. has arrvied and will spend the winter at Oak Lodge. Montecito.
 MT and Mrs. J. C. Hollingshead of Oklyn N J., are spending the winter in Santa Bar bara.
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who spent the holidays here. have returned to Los Angeles to pursue their studies.
 Miss Emma Eldridge of Denver, Colo, is here to spend the winter.
 Miss Lena Doyle. formerly of this place, af- ter a SoJourn here of some weeks has re- turned to her home in Los Angeles
 R. A. Lang. until very recently the secretary 0I the l. NJ C A. of this place, departed on Tuesday for Pomona. where he will in future reside.
 R. Conkling of New York City is a recent ar rival in Santa Barbara and expects to spend the season here
 Mrs. Charles Newman and Mrs. J. w Orr who have been spending the holidays in San Francisco, have returned to Santa Barbara.
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HauWardS.

R. Putnam of Petaluma was here on a visit to his brother, c. Putnam
 George Ramage has returned from a trip to New York
 C. W Mackie and wife were here. Mrs Ledell. formerly of this place, but now of St Paul. arrived here this week a visit to friends
 James Ashford Of Honolulu is visiting his brother w ". Ashford
 V Bucholtz of San Francisco is here on a Boise ILimbalI is up from Mexico on a visit G. Shaw, an old-time resident, died Mon E Lee is down from Fl Dorado County on a visit to his parents.
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San Rafael.

Miss Ida L. Todd attended the wedding of her uncle, H. Todd. in Petaluma Wednesday,
 Miss Helen Bum has returned from the San Jose Normal school.
 Miss Clara Holt has returned to her home in Oregon, after a two months visit to Professor and Mrs. Landon.
 Miss Helen Dixon is spending her vacation in San Rafael.
 Winfield Scott Strain and R. Everett Strain, brothers of William Strain, Assemblyman of Del Norte, were here and have gone to their old home in Rolinas.
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his mother, Mrs. Charles Boggs. has returned to Stockton.
 Mrs. J. M Black has returned from San Francisco.
 Judge and Mrs Darling and family have re- turned from Santa Cruz.
 Joe Boucher and Mir. and Mrs. George Henry of Paso Robles are among those who came home for the holidays.
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Hollister.

Miss Ducker of Stanford University has been the guest of Miss Lilly Henry.
 Frederick Baruch of San Francisco and Mrs. Baruch, his mother, spent New Years with Mrs M Rosenberg.
 C. L. Belcber of Oakland spent a few days in Hollister this week
 M. A. Williamson visited Santa Cruz this week
 Roy Johnson and Mrs. Johnson of San Jose spent the holidays in town.
 Dr. Daniel McCaw, who has been visiting
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Menlo Park.

John Welch has returned to Santa Clara Col lege after spending his vacation of two weeks with his parents here.
 Charles Brady is a brief visit to friends
 Misses Fannie Doyle. Annie Pomber, Pearl Partee are visiting friends in San Francisco. Misses Frances Blanchard and Ida Kugeler have returned to San Francisco after spending the holidays with friends here.
 Father Brady. a former parish priest here was on a visit to his former parishioners the fore part of the week.
 The public school opened Monday with full attendance.
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Colusa.

Miss Elizabeth TindaH returned from Sacra- r,ento the first Of the week.
 Miss Annie Lowery and her mother, who have been visiting Mrs ". F. Herrin San Fran cisco. have returned home
 The infant son Of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Baum died last Monday.
 Judge Bridgford Of San Francisco came up sunday. went to Willows Tuesday and re- turned to the city the next day
 Miss Eva Joseph gave a musicale compli- nentary to Mir. and Mrs. Butterield and Mir
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place last week in Oakland. After an extended visit through the Northern States the doctor and his wife will take up their winter resi- N street.
 Miss Bertha Howe of this city is visiting MT. and Mrs. Joseph Kinney of Folsom.
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Montereu.

Mrs Corby has returned from Salinas, where she spent the past week with her daughter, Mrs. w. H. Pyburn.
 Misses Clara and Alice McQuaid have re- turned from two weeks stay in San Fran cisco.
 T. J. Field. vice-president of the Bank of
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whist party this week to a number of college students who have been visiting at home &or the holidays.
 Miss Aletha Hitzman of the San Jose Nor nal School has been spending a few days with friends here
 Mrs. Mary Young of this city has gone trip to Honolulu for the benefit of her health. '
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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1898-03-15


James George and Thomas Cameron, of
Camden, were in town Friday, visiting
their brother Isaac.
A. S. Bullock had one of his fingers
mashed while at work in the foundry ma
chine shop on Friday.
The first steam boat load of IRON pipe to
leave Florence this season was taken away
on Wednesday by the "Millville."
James Kellett, an employee at the foun-
dry, is suffering from injuries which he
received by falling down one of the pits
there.
Charles Patterson, who some time ago
had finger cut off at the foundry while
running planer, has recovered and is
back to work again.
John Kale, Mrs Luke Doyle, Mrs. JOS
eph English, Mrs. Jessie Hustled and Mrs.
Clayton are among those who were on
the sick list last week
The annual school meeting will be held
this evening to elect four members of the
Board of Education and to take action on
appropriating $3.50 asked for by the board
John Vansciver, formerly of Burlington,
now located at Schuykill Haven. and Miss
Annie Mckinney, of this place, were
united in marriage Thursday evening by
the Rev. A. S. Allyn, of the Baptist
| Church.
Miss Ida Robbins died in a Philadel.
phia Hospital, Thursday morning. Miss
Robbins was under treatment for rbeuma-
tism and it was thought she was getting
all right when she was suddenly taken
worse and died.