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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-16
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco
Call. corner Of Market and Third streets. open
,,nt4I 10 o'clock every night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until $50 o'clock.
2s7 Hayes street; open until $50 o'clock
sse McAllister street; open until $3.50 o'clock.
Sis Larkin street; open until $3.50 o'clock.
1sn Mission street; open until 10 o'clock.
pos1 Market street, corner Sixteenth; open
until 9 o'clock.
JOG Eleventh street; open until o'clock.
2526 Mission street; open until clock
Northwest corner of Twenty-second and Ken
tucbv streets: omen until o'clOck.
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NAV Be a Mystery.

Late last night a young woman, well
dressed and giving the name of Emma
Johnson, was picked up at the corner of
Seventh and Howard streets and taken
to the Receiving Hospital. The woman
says she fell in the street from exhaus-
ton, having eaten nothing all day. She
refuses to give any information further
than a statement that she has unsuccess-
fully sought work as a domestic and has
not been in the city long.
The expensive clothing worn by the
woman and her desire to reveal nothing
lead the police to believe that mystery
underlies her suddenly helpless condition.
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"Mammy" Must Settle.

Judge Hunt has made order directing
Nanny Pleasant of house of mys-
terry fame to file a schedule of her debts
with the court next Friday. Nanny
has been adjudged insolvent and the
Sheriff has been ordered to take POSSES
sion of all her property, except that which
may be exempt from execution, together
with all her vouchers and papers. When
a receiver is appointed the Sheriff will
surrender possession to him, and the varl-
Gus creditors will then procure a settle
ment
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Wound Proved Fatal.

Frank Perry, who was wounded in the
abdomen by the accidental discharge of
a pistol a few days ago, died In st.
Luke's Hospital shortly after o'clock
last night. Perry was 90 years of age
and a native of California. The body was
taken to the Morgue, where an inquest
will be held
On being informed by DR.. Shaw, the
house physician of the hospital that there
was very little hope of his recovery.
Perry made a statement to the effect that
he and his wife had scuffie over lei;
ter. the pistol was discharged and he
blamed no one for the act.
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Mizpah Lodge.

Mizpah Lodge, Friends of the Forest,
gave an entertainment and dance last
night in Mission Opera Hall The pro-
gramme included specalties by Miss
Beard and Mr.. Buhlinger, club-swing:ns
by c. l.. Buhlinger. recitation by Mrs.
Keegan, vocal solo by Robert Little and
fancy dancing by Professor Finley: The
function was under the direction of
Mesdames L. S. Bacon, Rucker, Schmehl,
Miller, Slater, Mr.. Schmehl and Mr.. Gus
ter.
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Alfred Swim ple's Will

The will of Alfred Swingle. who died
June y, leaving property valued at $1,000
was filed for probate yesterday. The en-
tire estate is devised to Elizabeth Rogers
stepdaughter. The decedent says in his
will that he has not seen or heard of his
three children, Alfred, Julia and Ellen
for over forty years, and in consequence
he disinherits them
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George Mckenzie. Elmer Gardner. Jack
Sullivan. Jim Connors, Jimmy Murray,
Charlie McKeever in six rounds, Owen
Ziegler in four rounds; fought draw
with Jack DAILY and stayed four rounds
with Kid Mccoy He will be seconded by
Tom Sharkey, Tim McGrath and Spider
Kelly.
The National Club will try the innova-
ton of popular prices, seats in the gallery
being sold for so cents and on the main
floor for 81
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Pioneers to Elect Officers.

THE annual election of officers of the
i Society of California Pioneers will
take place July Z. The election occurs
on the anniversary of the conquest of
California
1t is understood that the eminent pio-
neer, Judge Niles Searls, will be called to
the office of President to succeed Aylett
r. Cotton. The vice presidents chosen at
the last annual election were Niles Searls,
+. W. McKinstry. Charles n. Felton,
Walter Van DYKE and George Hager
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The Ninth of September.

Tomorrow night the initial meeting CT
the Native Sons to lay the foundation for
an appropriate celebration of Admission
day on the 9Th of next September will be
held in Native Sons Hail. There will be
a committee of three from each of the
local and bay county parlors to take ac-
ton in the matter.
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Sacramento. Lewis, Henry Meyer,
William Perry NJ. B. Radonich, S ].
Goulart, T. s. Santos, DIR. NJ. 6. Soiva, A.
Lazzari. y. Pelegrini \. Mariana
Salinas-Thomas Renison, p l.. Taglio
San Francisco. Berghofer. Charles Les
ter, Charles'D. Evers. Tobias Hook, DR.. c.
c. ODonnell, H. Stein. Antoine Ewald. NJ
DINNER. Charles Herbst. J. S. Godeau, A
ALBERT, P. Borrell. ]. l. Contat. D. Das-
trovigne, H G. Giannini. J. F. Joubert J.
Michel H. j. Collier. f. ]. Horn, John Hut
ton. j. T. Kidd, Harry Menke, C. Anto-
nioli, ]. c. Bernstein, Henry A Chase, L.
J. Peril J. Hagan. c. E Carlson. N W.
Christensen, Swan Danlelson. L. G. Schord
j. Turnblad. G. Baglietto F. Capenelli, F.
Cavagnaro, G. B. Cordano, ]. Icardo, G.
Laporre, j. F. Martinoni c. s. Magistra
A. Dina, J. F. Rossi, c. Bettencourt NJ r
Costa, J. c. Fernandez. G. Baldersone. L.
P. Costa, J. L. Valentine. G. Sanginettt. F.
Roux, J. F. MoleternO NJ. Blanchi, G. Fon-
tana- c. Guglielmoni Dr. e. y. Torreloo.
/. Valsangiacomo. c. Baf1go, D. Cheregno
J. A. Devote, c. Giavannio.
San Jose-H H. Curtis, A NJ Gubiatti, NJ
Truman. J. de Rossi. A. Vatuone n. f.
Wretmann.
San Luis obispo-J. N. Johnson, NJ Mar
shall.
San Rafael-Joseph Albert, F. Dougherty,
w F. Magee.
Santa Cruz-M Varosa. c. Beck D. Fer
rari. J. c. Mello. d. J. Mello.
Santa Rosa-H. Grams, O. H Hoag
Sonoma-T Oliveri
St Helena-H. Fori, NJ R Garner. J.
G. Johnson. Henry Lange, Charles Marti-
nelli.
Stockton-Joe Adams. H. o. Hess. J. AL
legretti. G. B. Garrinotta. b. S. Silva, E.
Zulicy.
Tomales-D. D. de Matini. NJ. L. Goldega,
NJ. l.. Murphy
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ment, says the correspondent of the Daily
Mall, has demanded satisfaction from
France for the arbitrary arrest at Nice of
the Italian general Giletta, taken into
custody there on the charge of espionage.
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Alleged Wreck Of a Steamer.

LONDON, June 15.-An irresponsible
news sheet publishes an alleged dispatch
from Saratow, Russia, asserting that the
Niagara, an American-built steamer. was
wrecked in the River Volga during a
storm to-day, with a loss of 100 lives
There is no confirmation of the statement
however, from any source.
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California Parlor.

California Parlor No. l. N. s. G. w,
held an unusually large meeting last
night, and after the routine business there
was a high links, with a good programme
of music, song and story telling.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL


Mrs j Eppinger. Cal Mrs F S Hawkins.
Mrs G Ferguson Cal Hollister
T Boudreeu. Cal Mrs K D Bogus & CHI.
E Horst, City HOLSTER
Oppenhem Phila L Simpson, Seattle
Wharton, Del Mrs II J simpson seat
F NJ Fox. Phla W Cunningham &
Salter st Louis W. Mo
E ReIty- Y F Dune, San Filipe
Chas Howard & W. Cal Mrs Dunno. San
c o Gowing W, Cal Filpe Gu
r A Morales. Argentine Miss Castro. Gibny
NJ Segln. Argentine Mrs Allen Chiso
Taylor, City Mrs c Kleyboth, Y
W Kline, Phla [fCalman,
A McCluster Los A<tirs l. X NaIpey, Eng
A Frank Boston ] d Hooker. Los Ang
n Wurzlun Chicago Cohen, Alhambra
n f O'Brien. Diego Mrs o Martin.
81 d Kiger, n John S Martin Jr. NY
F WeiseI. Sacto Mrs G E Powell Eng
Mr. Snitlaee Shanghai F. II Jackson, Los An
Mrs Snitlage Shanghai ID Palmay
Mrs Lener decker. wv r Green, Denver
Shanghai
GRAND HOTEL.
G T4rren. Cal Miss S Hubbard. Cal
r A Rogers, Cal Miss r Hubbard, Cal
" E Henry San Jose ] 4 Miller, Austin
J NJ Bell, Rockin J ] Hebron. Salinas
F G Stamford Cal c V Walker, Salinas
" A Bantz. Seattle q " Massey, Cal
J C Hall. Redlands Putnam, Cal
II II Cowles, Watsonvl DR. " T McAilister,
J B Lamkin, San Jose Veterans home
c n Allen, Sn Rafael a Tognazinni, cal
Stowsand, \ E George ca
H d Mervin, Cal " Furstner, n
] c Mulvey Cal 10 II Sheets & W, Cal
7 H Nicholson, Oaklnd II F Chapman, Reddng
G II Hamilton & W. ] II Roberts, Sacto
Ottawa n Vents Truckee
Miss Dobbins Pasaden r Dollar, San Rafael
7 D Fiddle Hanford Il Rudee Ukah
p Lesser Chicago Mrs Leumar, Chicag
7 Kinds. Fresno Mrs Menier Chicago
F Condor. Verdi G r Stewart, Cal
Barnes Jr, Seattle A Never. Modesto
w Byrne & W, Cal | w Hetlig, selma
Mrs r Hoskins. Cal J b Iverson. Salinas
Miss Hoskins. Cal Mrs B Hubbard, Cal
Mrs Jamison. Cal
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
n Hopkins Napa is Davis Eureka
Fl Plat Portland W A Thomas. S Diego
F Winter Cal E Olsen s Diego
F. Smith. Maryland Kicker & W, Cal
] c Crane, Boston 4 Hooker: Tenn
a Neil Chicago j S Byod. Tennessee
A Moulton Chicago Champbrela1n'
P Murtha. Rafael
B Bowden. MERGED e A Rause, Cal
q Lang San Ramon J G Bailey, Cal
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wANTED-An American bookkeeper. double
entry. general merchandise. etc: not over
40 Years Of age; references required: salary
SIS See ] F CROSETT & CO.. 62S Sac
ramento st.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. farmer TO instruct boys,
s35 and found: steady; for institution See
7 r CROSETT &, Co, 62S Sacramento ST.
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Grand Grove Of Druids Of
California will hold its annual
session in PlaCerville com
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.........-.-.. MISCtDbAN EOUS ...............
Horseshoer, near city. g so to 50 a day.
fare Csc; blacksmith, 81 50 a day and found;
stableman, $40 and found; carriage painter,
50 so day; farmers. $50: 9 farmers 81 25 a
day and found. c. r. HANSEN & CO. 104
Gerry st.
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wANTED-Continued.

young man would like situation;
willing to do any kind of work. Address box
TO
Iron County register., 1899-03-23
Mlddiebrook Breezes.

AS my items escaped the waste bas-
ket last week L thought l would send
you a few more.
Mrs. VIM. Trauernicht left for St.
Louis last Sunday to spend few days.
Mrs. j. Lorenzo of Pennington was
in town last week visiting home folks.
Mr.. Joe Ottman of Iron Mountain
was in town Monday.
Mr.. j. Brady of Flat River was in
town last Sunday visiting his family.
Miss Minnie Edmonds of Granite
vile was in town last Friday visiting
friends.
Mr.. Herman Trauernicht and family
OF Pennington were in town last
day, leaving his family here to spend
few days with relatives.
Miss Emma Steffens and Miss Min
ME Trauernicht of Graniteville were in
town Thursday.
Mrs. III. Behrens and children of
Greenville are in town visiting MIR.
and Mrs. Theo. Gherman.
Mrs. H. Block of Ironton is in town
VISITING relatives.
Mr.. John McCabe of Monterey was
in town Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Block and Mrs. E. Hitzeman
of Bismarck were in town Monday.
Mrs. NJ. j. Crews of Graniteville
was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. H. Menke of ST. Louis, repre-
senting the Green Tree Brewery. was
in town Monday on business.
Mrs. l.. Irby of Maiden. Mo-, is in
town visiting ker sister, Mrs. Gass-
man. who is sick with pneuieulfa.
Mr.. VIM. Trauernicht we6s to Gran
iteyille Friday on business.
Mr.. f. Rodach went to Ironton
Thursday.
F. Buechsenschuetz and T. G. Meyer
went to Pilot Knob last Thursday.
A. NJ. Trauernicht and Fred Sailing
went to Iron Mountain last Wednesday
night.
Mr.. L. a. Seisz returned to ST. Louis
last Thursday morning.
Mr.. F. Boss. Jr., has been on the
sick list for the past few days.
VIM. Trauern1cht. the tailor, is very
busy turning out springs suits.
There have been quite number OF
wild geese passing through this vicin-
ity the last few days.
Middlebrook was visited by hail
Iron County register., 1899-03-23
Arcadia Locals.

Prof. Hawkins called in Arcadia
Saturday.
1. N. Hamilton, of De Soto, was here
Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Tual, who has been visit
ing relatives at this place, returned to
De Soto one day last week.
Mrs. Simpson has returned from a
pleasant visit to Graniteville friends
and relatives.
Mr.. Bert Langdon. OF Dunklin coun-
ty. spent week with his family at
this place recently.
Mr.. d. Y. Jones and daughter, Mrs.
Alma johnson, went to Belleview one
day last week.
Miss Mae Whitworth is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. F. j. Campbell, of ST.
Louis.
Mr.. Farral has moved his family to
Ironton.
We regret to hear that Mr.. Simpson
was on the sick list last week.
Mrs. James Austin and two little
sons, visited her daughter. Mrs. Jas.
Pratt, at Hogan, several days last
week.
Sam Austin, after a brief visit to
relatives at this place, has returned to
De Soto.
Married, at the parsonage, last
Thursday, by Rev. L. F. Aspley, Miss
Hill and Mr.. Price Cox, both of Belle
view, Mo.
We are glad to report that Miss
Mau1e Langdon, who has been so seri-
ously i'll with pneumonia, is improv-
ing.
Mr.. VIM. Nations has moved his
family to the house on College street.
just vacated by Mr.. Farral.
Mr.. S. Andrews is visiting home
folks at this place.
Mr.. Hiram Baird and Messrs. Whit
worth and Ringo are changing stores
this week; Mr.. Baird taking his own,
and the other firm taking the Harviell
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Baird and chill
dren are visiting relatives in Piedmont.
Mrs. E. G. Rockwell gave turkey
dinner to several of her friends last
Friday. Rev. and Mrs. Aspley were
among those invited.
Misses Anna Kendall. Bertha and
nellie Fairchild and Kate Reel, also
Fred Curtis, of Ironton, were in Area
dia Sunday afternoon. SUNSHINE.
Iron County register., 1899-03-23
Iron Mountain Items.

Ed. Register-We are having grea
deal of sickness in our town. Charles
Ottman, son of Adam Ottman. is very
low with pneumonia. DIR, Blanks ii
attending him.
Quite time was injoyed at the ball
Saturday night at the hall on second
street.
Mr.. John Homan leaves to-day for
De Soto. whence he will return to his
home in Troy, Ohio, in few days.
Fred Sailing was in town Sunday tC
see his best girl.
Miss Carrie Thomas was the guest
o: Miss Zella Downey Sunday.
Miss Clara Downey and Miss Stella
Collins spent Sunday evening in Gran
iteville.
Stella Collins. OF Sabula, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Homan.
Mr.. Bolch will move his family to
Victoria Monday. We wish him better
success.
Our school has closed under the
management of Mr.. Allen, and he has
moved to Lutesville.
Mr.. Charlie Downey attended the
ball at Bismarck Friday night. He
reported grand time.
Miss Ethel Holloman. of Hogan, was
the guest of Mrs. j. w. Hale. also Mrs.
Bollinger and daughter, of Sabula.
The young folks had quite time
playing crouquet Sunday afternoon.
It seems as tho the boys didn't under
stand as well as the girls, as they we're
whitewashed several times. NIKE.
Iron County register., 1899-03-23

fered and the men were separated.
Warren came to Ironton Friday and
pleaded guilty to carrying concealed
weapons before Squire Fairchild. who
fined him $50 and costs. He paid the
costs and served five days in Jail to Ii
quidate the fine.
Mrs. Ellen Wesley, who formerly
lived with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baum in Graniteyile, this county, and
Is we'll known in ironton, was united
In marriage in st. Louis Monday to
Rev Frank Lenig. prominent minis
ter in the M. E. Church. The follow
Ing account of the wedding Is taken
from Tuesdays Globe Democrat: .One
OF the things not on the programme of
the Methodist conference, closing at
Union Church last night, was the mar
rlage OF one of the presiding elders of
the conference, Rev. Frank Lenig, we'll
known In st. Louis, where he preach
ed for many years. While the mem
bers of the Epworth League were
celebrating their anniversary upstairs,
down in the ladies' parlor of the
church small party gathered to wit
ness Rev. Mr.. Lenig's marriage with
Mrs. Ellen Wesley, of Bonne Terre,
Mo. The marriage was performed by
Bishop Bowman, who, in the simple
and impressive ceremony of the
church, united the two young people
in matrimony. After the ceremony
those present gathered around Rev.
and Mrs. Lenig and congratulated
them. Rev. Mr.. Lenig was pastor of
the Goode Avenue Methodist Church
from 1892 until 1895, when he was
transferred to the Fry Memorial
Church, where he served for two years
He has been presiding elder of the
Sedalia district for three years, and,
while one of the youngest elders in the
conference, is counted one of the pow
ers in the church. Mrs. Lenig has
been attending the conference during
all the sessions, coming here with Rev.
and Mrs. E. ID. G. KOeth from Bonne |
Terre. Mrs. Koeth being her sister.
She has known Rev. Mr.. Lenig for
many years. 1t was intended that the |
marriage should take place yesterday |
afternoon, but the work of the cabinet |
was so great as to prevent. Rev. Mr.. |
Lenig, while attending the conference,
has been staying at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Stewart, No. 1919 Belle
Glade avenue. Rev. and Mrs. Lenig
went there last night and will remain
in the city until Wednesday. when
they will return to their future home
in Sedalia, where Rev. Mr.. Lenig has
been reassigned."
Iron County register., 1899-03-23
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING

Notice is hereby given to the qualified
voters of Ironton School District District
No. !, Townships No. 33 and 81, Ranges 3
and easD county of Iron, State of Missouri,
that the Annual School Meeting of said dis
trict viii be held on
Tuesday. The 4hAt aaH of -4priL 1899,
commencing at O'Clock A. NJ, and among
other things specified by the law, the follow
ing will be proposed and considered:
Elect two directors to serve 3 years and
one director to serve year.
Length OF school term in excess of seven
months.
Shall the Board of Directors let the school
house for other than Public School purposes2
Shall we bond the district for $4,000 to put
up an addition to our school house?
Shall we increase the annual rate 10 cents
on the 800 valuation for school purposesa
Elect County Commissioner for two years.
f. T. EL6AN, District Clerk.
This 18th day Of March, 1889.
Iron County register., 1899-03-23
Personal.

G. A. Buckley is in Lesterville.
Will Haller was home the first of the
week.
Mrs. DR.. Gay is visiting Piedmont
relatives.
j. Grandhomme was in st. Louis
last week.
Tom Tolleson was up from Pied
mont Sunday.
w. H. Shelby is spending few days
with his family.
Mrs. DR.. Schultz of st. Louis visited
Ironton relatives last week.
Jas. A. Reyburn of Washington
county was in town Monday.
Mrs. Hettie Jones spent couple Of
days in De Soto the past week.
Mrs. Annie Smith of St. Louis is the
guest of of her brother, j. n. Bishop.
Mesdames. A. F. Bond and j. H.
Jones are visiting in Jefferson City
this week.
Miss Clara Schwab returned Monday
from a visit to her sister, Mrs. Frauen-
thai, in St. Louis.
Iron County register., 1899-03-23
Concerning the Parade.
IRON COUNTY, March II, '99.

1hON SOCNI1s hdTCu H. 30.
Mr.. Aeae, Of the Ironton Newspaper:
DEER SUR-Iver sinse | heerd of the
Parade on st. Patrick's day / and my
family hav been gitten ready to cum
down and jine them, and we did cum,
but divel of Parade did we see, and we
found out that one of the main gossoons
and hed-center was in bed all day while
me and my family was waiting on the
side walk to fall in. Now, Mr.. Ache,
| lave it to yoursilf if this as way to
treat a brother Irishman-if he is a
real lrishman. witch | doubt, or he
wood have more dacincy then to use
us as he has. But may his conscience
forgive him for the site he has put on
the land of brian Boru and nappy
tander." Goodbye
FROM ONE OF THE GossOoNS.
2. 81 hav learned since that the
deputy hed-centre could not find his
pardner and whint home an spent
this glorious day in diggin' common
post-holes-the first days work he's
known all the year. Again, good-by!
Iron County register., 1899-03-23
ChamberIain's Cough Remedy.

This remedy is intended especially
for coughs, colds, Group, whooping
cough and influenza. 1t has become
famous for its cures of these diseases,
over large part of the civilized world.
The most flattering testimonials have
been received. giving accounts of its
good works; of the aggravating and
persistent coughs it has cured; OF Sc
we're colds that have yielded promptly
to its soothing effects, and of the dan
gerous attacks of Group it has cured,
often saving the life of the child. The
extensive use of it for whooping cough
has shown that it robs that disease of
all dangerous consequences. Sold by
Geo. G. Jacobs, Druggist.
Iron County register., 1899-03-23
Roselle Breezes.

Ed. Regfster-As we have not seer
any items from this place In your val
} liable paper for some time [ will try Il
tell you few. without reference Il
date or day.
There is quite lot OF sickness il
Roselle at present.
Most of the farmers are getting
ready to do their spring blowing now
| Looks as if the Iron County Court
might spend a little more of it's sur
plus in the way of repairing the road
in this section.
Married-March 16. Thursday, Mr..
Charles Lewis and Miss Maggie Allen,
both of this place. Rev. T. l.. Bras.
well performed the official ceremony
which made the twain one. We hope
the young couple a long and happy
life.
Mr.. Martin johnson has sold his
farm to Rev. A. Carver. Mr.. johnson
will move TO Flat River in the near
future, where he has purchased res
taurant.
We understand that Mr.. Current OF
this place is going to build a steam
planer for the purpose of planning his
staves.
Miss Mary Whitney of near Red
Point, Mo-, has been visiting friends
and relatives hereabouts the past
month.
w. NJ johnson visited friends and
relatives at De Soto and Doe Run re-
Gently.
There have been several dances in
this community of late; they were all
we'll attended and the dancers report a
fine time.
Mr.. Newton M. Whitney is on the
sick list at present.
The Iron county Surveyor, Mr.. Hol-
loman, was here Thursday and Friday,
surveying out some land for Messrs.
Vance and Olstern.
Mr.. Dan Ball, wife and children,
were visiting here last week.
Rev. A. Carver filled his regular
appointment at Old Bethany Sunday.
Work seems to De suspended on the
Missionary church house at present.
Mr.. John Tesrow and Lewis Ash
lock called in Roselle on day last week.
There seems to be some attraction
for Mr.. Farnia Tesrow in Roselle.
We note that one young man who
has been in the habit of calling in Ro-
selle on Sunday evenings didn't put in
appearance last Sunday.
Mr.. Theodore Freeman of Arcadia is
seen quite often in our town.
Mr.. Sam Farmer of near Red Point,
Mo-, has been visiting here the past
month.
Mrs. Wilson and daughter, Miss
Lulu, called on Mrs. Massie and daugh-
ters. Misses Rosa and Hattie, one day
last week.
There seems to be some attraction
for Mr.. Robert Vance at Mr.. Keath-
ley's.
Mr.. John Tesrow is seen quite often
in Roselle of late. You must have
some special business. John.
Mr.. Girls. Keathley is building
new house.
Mr.. Thomas Tesrow was in Roselle
on business Friday last.
We understand there will be a rail-
road built up the ST. Francis river.
We hope so, but of course what suits
one doesn't suit somebody else.
There's always some one to kick" at
everything.
Mrs. Thursby Warmake is visiting
friends and relatives at this place.
We would like to know why your
worthy correspondent at this place, |
who sails under the non de plume of |
''Snap Shot," doesn't make his appaar-
ance uftener.
| will only give you the news when |
3 more competent writer cannot be
found.*
Yours in the bush. SUNSHINE.