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Iron County register., 1899-08-31

The Union Veterans un5on closed its
annual convention at Des Moines, Ia,
on the 25th. The final reports showed
the order prosperous financially and
increasing rapidly in membership. The
next meeting will be held in Washing
ton in 1900
Iron County register., 1899-08-31

An order of the war department di-
rects that the state volunteer organi-
cations under the act of April %, 1898,
must be maintained while in The Uuit-
ed States service as originally accept
ed. The act of March ,, 1899, provided
for several officers not allowed whea
the regiments from the states were
accepted and some governors have en-
deavored to have these officers adoed
since the massage of the last act.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31
Farmers Organize a Trust.

Topeka, Kas., Aug. 26.-Prominent
farmers have organized the Farmers
Federation of the Mississippi valley,
with capital stock of $20,000,0 ,000- The
purpose of the trust is to coitrol the
price of farm products of the Missis-
sippi valley, and especially of the
enormous corn crop of Kansas.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31
Leaped overboard and Wa. Drowned

Detroit, Mich, Aug. 2s.-Mary Ann
Carr, Port Huron young lady ieaped
from the rail of the steamer Darius
Cole, yesterday, into Lake St. Claire
and was drowned before the steamer
could be put about and boats lowered
Iron County register., 1899-08-31

Hemorrhage Of the lungs, resulting
from inhaling mosquito smudge,
caused the SUDDEN death of Mrs. H. c.
Evans, an aged lady of Carthage. The
smoke caused violent coughing, and
she burst blood vessel.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31

San Juan, P. R., Aug. 26.-An official
report has been issued by the presi-
dent of the superior board of health,
showing that there has been 2,312
burials of victims of the recent hurri-
cane. One thousand families are miss
ing, together with their houses
Iron County register., 1899-08-31

The American Steel and Wire Nal
Go. viii soon begin the construction of
several new furnaces at Cleveland. o.
The most important of these will be a
5OO-ton blast furnace. Tkere will be
four 5o-ton,oPen-hearth steel furnaces.
which will furnish steel tS be made
into wire at the eompany's plants ia
that city. 1t is expected that these
furnaces will be ready 90 begin opera.
tion next year.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31

The state department has been in
formed through a diplomatic channel
that Gen. Otis has applied the Chinese
exclusion laws to the Philippines. The
information was a surprise to the au-
fhorities, both state and military, as
the matter had been under eOnsidera-
ton for some time, and it was not
known that Gen. Otis had put the ex-
clIEsion laws into effect.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31

The date has finally been set for the
reburial of the bodies of the follow
ers of John Brown, who met death
with their intrepid leader at Harper's
Ferry, Va, in 1859. The ceremony will
take place August 2S, at 2 p. M, at
North ELha. n Y
Iron County register., 1899-08-31
Husband and Fathers Deed.

Daniel Montgomery, living II miles
northwest of Milan, fatally wounded
his wife at an early hour the other
morning, attempted 10 kill his little
boy, and then cut this throat, sever
ing over two-thirds of his neck and
dying almost instantly. The Mont
gomery family is wealthy and re-
spected, and Mrs. Montgomery, the
murdered woman, was a Watson, one
of the pioneer families of the county.
1t is believed that Montgomery was in
sane.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31
Arre,f a Suspected Murderer,

Kinah, Aug. 29.-Mail advices re-
ceiyed're from Port Limon, Costa
Rica. brt the arrest there of a man
nameutherford. who is alleged to.
be murderer CT Best Harding Arch
er, d merican, here, in 1897. Ruth.
erfo1t appears, was Archer's part
nerhd disappeared after Archer's
desand the county coroner's Jury
fota verdict of suicide, in spite of
suious facts in the case. This.
cal such widespread indignation
tIfurther investigation was begun
1nonths ago at the request of the.
fed States.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31

Prof. Edward Charles Pickering. of
the Harvard observatory, is in Kings
ton, Jamaica, seeking suitable loca-
ton for the largest telescope in the
world, which is being constructed at
Cambridge especially for observing the
new planet which is due to pass very
close to the earth IS months hence.
He is favorably impressed with Ja-
maieais advantages.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31
Growing TNIXnS.

According to the CarthaSe-Joplin
directory, Carthage has population of
14,OOO and Joplin $4,000, an increase of
1000 in Carthage and 10000 in Joplin
during the past year.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31
Murder over a Card Game.

A tragedy occurred at Noel, McDon>
aid county, over a game of cards. VIII.
lam Matney persuaded James Smith
and a stranger to go with him into
the woods on the river to have a gama
of cards. Matney was accused OF
cheating, and a quarrel ensued. Mat
ney drew a pistol and ordered the
stranger to jump into the river. He
jumped, and Smith, expecting to be
forced to jump into the river, pulled
a revolver and shot NIatney dead in his
tracks. Smith gave himself up, and
was taken to NeOsho..
Iron County register., 1899-08-31

The Jamaican government has of
fered a contingent of 300 native militia
for the support of the white troops or
dered from that island for service in
the Transvaal. Wonderful enthusiasm
has been manifested in regard to the
enlistment for service in South Africa.
When volunteers were called for, an
entire regiment at once responded
Iron County register., 1899-08-31

The United States transport Nc
CleIland sailed from Brooklyn. on the
Esd, for San Juan, with relief cargo
for suffering Porto Ricans. The cargo
consisted Cf $4,000 women's vests, 4,SOO
calico wrappers, 4,2OO mems under
shirts, 500 pairs of mems trousers, md
varied assortment of other clothing,
food, medicines and building materi-
ais
Iron County register., 1899-08-31

Tie city of Victor, Col, was visited
by a destructive >eonfiagration, ON the
21st. which utterly destroyed the bust
ness portion of the town, and caused
a loss of S2,OOO,OOQ. The first house
WAS built in Victor in October. 1893.
In July of the following year the city
was ineorporated, and six years Later
1T contained 10000 people. That il
aboSrt the population Row.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31

The Hawaiian government has given
consent to the importation of nearly
10000 laborers from Japan during the
next quarter.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31

The Spanish steamer Alfonso Kill,
which sailed from Havana, for Spain,
on the 22d, had on board 432 Span
iards, who are being repatriated at the
expense of the Madrid government.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31

The International Fire Chiefs asso-
citation met in Syracuse, n v, in
twenty-seventh annual convention on
the 22d- There were present $50 chiefs,
representing cities in every part of the
country and Canada.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31
Killed by n Vicious Bull.

James McHittin, aged II, prom
inent stockman of Gentry county, and
father of j. NJ. McHittim, the Texas
cattle king. was killed on his farm
by a vicious bull.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31
Rear-AdmfraI watson III.

Washington, Aug. 26.-Recent let
tersffrom Manila mention the illness
of Rear-Admiral Watson as the source
d great anxiety to his officers
Iron County register., 1899-08-31

Owing to the prevalence Of the bu-
bonic plague in Oporto, Portugal, the
project of police of that city has issued
an order closing the public schools.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31

Reports from southern Russia say
that a current belief in the approach
ing end of the world is causing panic
among the uneducated classes. At
Kharkuv, the capital of the govern
ment of that name, workmen are leav-
ing in large numbers wishing to spend
what they consider their last days at
their village homes.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31

1t is reported in Havana that Gen.
Jiminez, the revolutionary aspirant to
the presidency of Santo Domingo, who
is now in Manzanillo, has hundreds OF
applications to join his forces. The
applicants include many Cuban Off
GERS who served under the late Gen.
Garcia.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31

John II. Guimke, of Lafayette coun-
ty, says he has lived in that county %
wears, and never had he seen so much
feed for stock as at the present time.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31

The National Union Veterans union.
in session at Des Moines, Ia, on the
oath, adopted resolutions denounclng
Gov. Shaw for appointing ]. Rush Lin
coin, an eX-confederate, as brigadier
general of Iowa troops when they were
called into service at the opening of
the war with Spain.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31
One Hundred Years Old.

j. II. Schuette, of Ellisville, st. Louis
county, celebrated the one-hundreth
anniversary of his birth, by recep-
ton given at the home of his daughter.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31

The establishment of a blockade OF
the ports of the Philippine islands,
and especially those of LCZon, is IL
subject which is receiving attention at
the war department, although Secre-
tary Root says he has notyet sufficient
information to warrant definite action
in the matter.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31

The Florida end of the MiamaHa-
vana cable was successfully landed at
Mama, Fla, on the 25th. The mer-
chants closed their stores, and hun
dreds of persons, with brass band,
gathered at the terminal station to
witness the landing and accorded =
Hearty welcome to the new enter
prise
Iron County register., 1899-08-31

The Rio Janeiro Noticia, in an Off.
.cial article, classes as baseless the
rumors of a projected alliance of South
American republics against their best
customer for coffee, the United States,
and bitterly censures its circulation,
which, it says, is having a depressing
effect upon business.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31
1t Made Him Jea,oux,

Frank Cook, a colored miner ct Be
vier, killed his wife because abe
danced with another man.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31
Crop Prospects Injured.

In many localities drought has pre-
rallied since the middle of July, and
crop prospects have materially dimiu-
ished.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31
Yoang Man instantly Killed.

Samuel Brown, young man of
MartInsburg, Audrain county, was
struck by a fast freight train and in
stantlY killed.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31
COxeY ia LuckS.

Gen" Coxey, of Coxey army fame,
is said to be busy keeping the grass
off a $4,000 lead mine in southwest
Missouri.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31
KILLED by n Customer.

In St. Louis Patrick Suffies, an ice
dealer, was shot and killed by GUS
TONER, Nick White, in a quarrel over
an unpaid ice bill.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31
Found Gold.

Gold has been found in paying
quantities or the Chamness farm,
1our miles north of Golden City. The
strike was made at Il depth of 81 feet.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31
Picnic and Log-RoIIing.

The annual picnic and log-rolling of
the Modern Woodmen of America took
place OF Odessa, with crowd of 5000
in attendance
Iron County register., 1899-08-31
Woman ScaIpcd.

Ruby Richards, seamstress, was
completely scalped by a revolving pull
lev in the ST. Louis Coffin Co.'S fac
tory. She may die.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31
The EpiIeptic Colony

The Missouri state board will meet
November for the purpose of select
ing a site for the epileptic colony.
Many towns want the institution.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31
SIX MEN KILLED INSTANTLY.
Three Doubtless Dead and Three Ia
tally and Many Seriously In
iured-An Awful Accident

Chicago, Aug. 29.-Twelve steel
arches. each weighing SO tons, which
were to have supported the super
structure of the coliseum building. in
course of erection on Wabash avenue,
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets. fell to the ground yesterday
afternoon. 1t is known that six lives
were crushed out. The bodies of three
men are supposed to be under the
wreckage Seven are in the hospltai
with injuries received in the accident
aud of these two will surely die, one
NAV possibly recover and the balance
are, for the greater part, seriously ln'
jured.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31

Archie Frazier was placed under ar
rest at Kansas City, charged with the
murder of Thomas Graves and his Sis
ter near Richmond, Ray county.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31

The eleventh annual reunion OF the
Usage and Gasconade battalions, q. A.
R., was held at Iberia, Miller county, q
few days ago.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31
A Striking Contrast.

Gen. Mercier then asked to be heard,
and placed himself by the side of Maui
lei. The forbidding appearance of
these two men, both dressed in ci-
villain attire, was in striking contrast
with the erect, unainching attitude of
Freystaeter, who wore the smart uni
form of a major of artillery, with med
ais on his breast. It was remarka-
ble scene.
Iron County register., 1899-08-31
Killed Outright.

Charles Walpol crushed to death.
Stephen j. Thomas, crushed to deatn.
John Fay, head crushed.
Richard Sherman, head cut OH. ,,,
off
Theodore Thorne. crushed to death
Missing and supposed to be under
the ruins:
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Inca-coca at the soda fountains.
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Nicholson school



Third Grammar Grade Mary =. e-acr-
mcrhoin teacher-Ruth Hicks
Second Grammar Grade Ella M West
tcacher-Jamcs Avery A3..aret D.fsh-
erty Rosa Leonard
Mrs. Gr,mma,-r ua coba t,....r-
rrron Iawdrr. Whir4ld nlart i've
smoot Archie Vaughan Al... BROW.
r,iebfh Primary Al y. Ng.aaol. f..rh
er Viola Winston Minnie Bunch ruia
ryree Theresa Mcclure IDA smith Irene
Rice Willie Launders willie rrUr-
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teacher-Mamio Rock Bemn Dnmess.
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IhId Urinary l-fiid ~ 9ihnftrs,
teacher iierDetl '..5nAl' W''-ei lip
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49,. ,,-.,-.,.-,i- wan. D.,
Post Vireie Crump. Myrtle Brown
c..,,a prf,,,.,. c..a. rnfto. c,...
son teachcr~James Richards Corai IN
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EIba school.
nerbert 7. GO. prIneIpal.


Sixth Grammar Grade. c. Hortense
Bottiehemer. teacher.-Bcssie sutton
Grace Payne. Lillian Stutz. Annie Nc
Alis,er. Ellie Tinsley. Lucy barham'
Maud R0wlett. Gertrude Eubank.
Fifth Grammar Grade. Lille smith
teacher.-Glenna Pinchbcck, Willie Nor
ing Sadie Wilkinson.
Fourth Grammar Grade. Henrietta
Craver. teacher Marguerite Eimore'
otis Gilman, Arthur Kendler Isabelle
Montgomery.
Third Grammar Grade A. Tatum,
teacher.-sauie Davis. sallie Hart.
Second Grammar Grade. Rosa B. Angle,
teacher-Auuie sutton. Nellie Van De-
venter. Paul Schaefer. Eva Fraysier'
Madeline Mcdonald, Evelyn Doggett,
Mary Lucord. Elma Chesterman.
First Grammar Grade. Emma X. c.
Shelton. teacher-Otey Tinsley.
Eighth Primary Grade, T. j. Hatchett
teacher-Grace Sims. Alma Woodall. Lucy
Anderson. Herbert Lucas. Carrie Herbig
Mary Wright. Ruby Kelley, Willie Ter
rell
seventh Primary Grade. Nora shep-
person, teacher-Libble Slacher, Hattie
Daley. Josie Horner. Fannie Feagan.
81
Deventer. Ethel Cathcart, Edith Rowe,
Wilbur Franck. Ruby Palmer.
sixth Primary Grade, ~ II. 10TH
Teacher Blanche Palmer Ruth Payne,
Ernestine Hamlet Rosa Mckenna, VIII
lie Yeamans. Ruby Powell, John Collins,
Fifth Primary Grade, Amelia w.
schmidt teacher-Natalie Gillian, Pearl
Tyler. Sarah sydnor. Emma Lueord.
Robert Beverly. Charley Hill, Niyian
Phupofts. Blanche Sydnor, Archie Wag-
eoner Iottle Lucas. Willie Hutchinson,
Carolyn Wilde. Madeline Miller, Beulah
TYLER Nelson Rawson, Llnwood Row
lette. Maud Miller, George Gaines.
Fourth Primary Grade, Alma LtndneF
teacher-Mamie Gillian, Myra lander
Winton Ellis, Beulah Walton, Robert
Watierstein, Mary Feagans, walter
wilkes Robert Brock. Letue Hacke'h
Hazel Tate, Mary Foley, RUBY JoneA
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Marshall school

d. Als AA.t'f A 1900.
Sixth Grammar Grade. Luiie J.. Jones,
feacher-Elva MHlonre. ii'ie GARY.
Rcams George Hl Guy Maloh'e, ~
ward Br0ldv. Elsie Jones, l7''''"
son. Maggie Parrish.
Tnh Grammar Grade. ~ D.. i@.t,
ta.rher-Mabel Tyler Mark stern. i'.r'e
scruggs. Charlie Kauiele Dl''e."'''
i0r
Third Grammar Grade H. ". D''n'.
..o fearber-Fl0rence Brown. NliAe N OF
Int hattie Williams. Ada Burroughs
Berthe Davis
Second Grammar Grade, Llch7y 81
plobv teacher-Charles Cooke, MarAe
First Grammar Grade. Loulie C.. kel-
las. toachor-Fl0rCuc Anderson Nina
rsvlor Annie Brown. Annie clements
I,-..,ob Tondon. Nellie Tiuer. Esther
rorbin Rosa Reams. Mary oaoel'
GLADYS Nallonee. Eddie Hunt George
O'NeiI. ,-., ~-.
seventh Primary Grade-Mattie Carter
verna Parker. Maud Branch Abe Ven
stein Nellie Gary sam Clements Anna
Tioslev. Emma Ch.ies Forest stewart
sixth Primary Grade, Hattie Z. Hughes.
teacner.-Ina Clements, Clara LOVING
frerberf Parkinson. Bonnie stutz Maggie
BOsncf annie ~ f~tAf -Ait'''N f "
ale Hvams Ruby Sanders.
riftb Primary Grade. Mamie W. Ai0ndy.
.,hsfitute tcacher-Allce Melton. Willie
Gregory. Minnie Roth. Jennie TiQer, Mil
dred Baldwin. Charlie Anderson. Dora
sbarove Lille Wright Madnean Boze.
pearl Boush Robert Watskey PAU Pet
fus David Marks. Norton Yates, Bessie
Howard. Alice Nyman
Fourth Primary Grade Arabella 5.
Pitcher. teacher.-Sadie AGREE. Grace
Jones. I.enore Kobe Mollie Iimmons Lou
ise Lane Lizzie Timmons Frank Dyson.
trace Melton. Harvey MARI Carrie Han.
Wolf whisky. Martin Anderson. Jake
Watsky. Willie Finders. Mamie Austin.
susie Hicks. Mitchell Rolmick, Ida Copion,
John Ryan. Bessie Hall
Third Primary Grade. Mary /. Catlett,
teacher Florence Newsom. Esther Bern
stein, Willie Sanders, Louis Stutson, Louis
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S. B. Turner Principal

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First Primary Grade. V. Bowen, teach
er-WHbur Tyler. Agnes Miller. Ethel
frsrri. Allan wade Susie Foster
se..rd PRIMARY Grade. y. Bowen, teach
t1v.sra go4z Alice Hooper. Irene
,-...t.- ,f,,.. paoe Paw Richardson.
- f,-it,tt pohert Shaughnessy.
I''"''D ~. o.....fl z,.h.r.ss
,.-'...,.. ,,-g4. Hanson Kirby.
i..lh .''''"' 49, r,-t,,,, Tar.
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Diaee h9lN'aD"' tf-..i r,,,,,..
Harris. RUIN lm.'ul' NinuN "''',
Elsie hIensel Aia',d oi'','1 -,
wards. Newton Lee. lnei',' lIN''l IL,
foHflh t'llH'"lt M. ..,..i.'......
toacher-DIaee cousins, 49,,
Fred N-liltl7. Ai.l' N'.'D ,, f..
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Rose. John Nfa' A7H, lam 90.
hrrnfei. anna hie@il'@l s' 'i'@1'
ln-, Luna i'lN''' r...-
Second Grammar Grade. MaIy ~ 80. t'-
pahN' ie''"el '.'N
Foster. r.,,. ID e,.,o.
FIRST 'fftiiiHii 'l-1'' '.i' ..f.
totoher-.rene Walton hu"S TO,
Eieth Primary GRADE Mary ~ a.,
teacher-Natle snan5 nneS |,". ...i-,,.'.
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chs,ninp Marlborough. Virginia Watkins
Fourth primary Grade. Katie NJ Nor
rie teacher-Cray Tyree, frankie Web
.rhird Primary Grade Kiuic NJ. Nor
-t teacher Richard Cardona. Amy
n,,,r Mary Graham. Herbert Inman.
Nc1Nc Tuhl. Henry Roberts John Berry
Efrei Davis. oscar shoemaker
second Primary Grade. Eva G. Hop
pine foachcr-Aice Mathews. David
watson. vaughan Gary Lewis kracke.
Loretta Mcdowell safah Gleason. Pearl
pis,konship Rivcs Haynes Marian
Gene Afadre sattcrwhite. Lucille Lloyd.
fttro, wood Isabel Drever Celeste Koss.
cr.ham Crier 1rma Ritter, Aubrey
NoClmtock sidney kirtiey.
fq-,, Primary Grade. Eva O. Hopkins.
.o.cher- Annie Davis ora Gatewood.
pose Meadow Alma Wright Victor
,f,r,,,g, Margaret Jones Hazel How
All rrfafIa billiard. Virginia Potts.
4,r,os .faihews. Douglas France Annie
voGrav Hattie Courtney Alma Nar-
t~,rrh Alice Lawton. Bessie Carter
,r,, Hancock Herbert Fletcher Josie
lambert raW Tucker, Willie Harton.
Aubrey Carter
Pupils neither absent nor tardy-sixth
Grammar Gudc-hurro"s Farinholt
Aluo jennings
rnh Grammar Grade-Mary Wnkin-
son. Ora Abbott.
Fourth Grammar Gradc-Ashhy Fcn-
son. Tauu.c IntHl.
eonrb Grammar Grdc-John Niz.
rrt.f cr.r.r..r Grade Oscar Philips.
Ios..o Mullen Susie Powell Rosa Tmut
second Grammar Gra1c-Rohcn cou-
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London. Morgan ONeH Annie FuquA
lfHII Harr- Vernon taHtI PISA trI'n,
Nina We-termaun.
Second Primary Grade Minnie j. Roo-
er-0u. teacaer-EIs.e Melton, Blanche
Christian Russell Lowry Fannie Bur
rough. Willie Low. Marie Taylor charlie
McD1n0u-h. Roy Wreun. George Parker.
Henry ChAdress Lilly Iramman, Virginia
H.rshberg Ruth Ilobson. Josie spur.
Aexlua White. Norwood Tisnor
First Primary Grade Minnie J..
Jefferson. teacher-S'pnie Crushnskcy.
Louis. Mau9uee. Aubrey Land. Rosa
Harden. Oracle Mitchell Louise Cruskn-
key. Daisy Harris Annie Roth. Abam
Wemste.n. Rosa Rupn. Lena Bracket
Brunette Wright Carlton cabel. Henry
McRoberts Hunter Tyler spp.e Scheer
Rosa Maiioy ira Phillips Tony Dement,
Pupils NOT absent or tardy.-flfth Gram
mar Grado.-ClcVela Taylor, james
SANDERS James Wilson.
Fourth Grammar Grade-Clyde Earne @
Alfred Montgomery. nazei herbert
Third Grammar Grade-Fl0ren.e Brown.
Eta Shelley. Ambrose AGREE.
second Grammar Grade-WuNam Bell
john Th0n Mary Howard.
First Grammar Graie.-Sam Brauer
Annie clements.
Eighth Primary Grala-llaX LeipsItz.
Seventh Primary Grade.-John Bell
Charles Wiitel.
Sixth Primary Gmde-Ruby Sanders
Fifth Primary Grale-Be De Howard
David shelley