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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-09-29

The old soldiers of Anderson county
will hold their annual reunion in the
CITY park, Garnet, Oct, 5th and 9th,
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-09-29

a party of young folks gave Frank
Morris surprise at the home of his par
ents, northeast of town. Tuesday night.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-09-29

K H. Johnston, of Welda township,
id us friendly visit last Saturday.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-09-29
OPERA HOUSE
Friday, Oct. 6.
&ONE NIGHT ONLY%

Evcrybodv's Favorite, the well-known
comedian JOHN DILLON and his admir-
able company, in four acts of hilarity,
by Darrell Macklin, Esq, entitled
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-09-29

Mrs Sarah l.athrop and Mrs. Bell
Evans, OF Ottawa, came down, Tues
dav. to visit Foster Murdoch and wife.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-09-29

Elmer Powell came up from Osawat-
onlic. Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Whitiord went to Kansas
City, Wednesday.
Ed Stein, IT,, was up from Osawato-
mic over Sunday.
7. J. Wilson left forJoplin, Wednesday,
on business trip.
You will miss it if you don't call at
Wagstad's fair week.
Mrs. Ed Hopkins went to Kansas Civ
Wednesday, on visit.
Miss Maizic Lindsay went to Kansas
City, Wednesday on visit.
mere Will be ten divorce cases tried in
the october term of the district court
Jesse jacobs and wife, of Paola arr.
visiting X. s. Avres and ianlilv This veel,
W, A. Penny has had nice cement
walks put down in front ofnis residence
VIII Henson and vile are over fran,
i""Ia' visiting relatives and attending
the fair.
MIS- >. Woodoock went To Kansas
ei'y' Wednesday,, to visit her sons. Raw
and Jay.
Mrs, J. +. Brandon, who WAS over
from Paola, last week, returned home
Saturday.
Mrs Farley, Of Emporia was VISITING
her sister, Mrs. Clay Whtford. the first
of the week.
Mrs. I. Reeti went to Newton. Mon.
day. to attend the state ". c. T. l.
convention.
Mrs. Morey Frakcr and her brother
Jesse H.ajors, left, Monday, on their re-
turn to Colorado.
Fred Gregg returns to Duncannon
Pa this week. He saws he has had q
Aery ENJOYABLE visit.
The ladies and young folks of the
Christian church gave social out It K !
). AYres farm, Tuesday,
J, d, Mulkcy and wife, who are nm
ron tennessee, visiting relatives, were
IN town day or so this week.
Mrs. Chas. Stosc arrived from ST
Joseph, Mo-, Wednesday, on a visit To
her parents, Nick Pontious and wife. j
NJ. J. Tlrrell and wife, of Union town. |
ship, spent Sunday at Harris, with I. II. I
Turrell and Frank Pattie and families. !
a party of young folks gave Frank
Morris a surprise at the home of his par
ents, northeast of town. Tuesday night.
Mrs, ". {. Brown and son, Earnest.
came down from Kansas City. Wedncs-
day, on a visit to d. NJ, Shields and
family.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-09-29

Mrs. Wagstali' and Miss Woodwork
went to Topeka, Monday, ON visit.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-09-29
.LITTLELOCALS

Mrs. Ida Chamrc wasup from Greeley
| Tuesday.
Fred Hicks left, Tuesday, on bus
ness trip to kinsley.
W. J. Brinckley is building a barn on
his farm near Lone Elm
!. W. Hay, OF Lincoln township, paid
MS a visit last Saturday.
john Doll and vile went to Osawato-
mic, Saturday, on visit.
Mrs. Sol. Kaufman is visiting friends
in Wcstphalia and vicinity.
Major Remington, cf Osawatomie,
was ia town last Saturday
Bert Hay is located at Woodstock,
Mimi, as telegraph operator.
J. A. Gilmore is building neat little
house on his farm north of town.
L. +. Gibson went to Kansas City,
Saturday, remaining over Sunday.
Miss Nav John was over from Osa-
watonic the latter part of last week
Mrs WaystolT and Miss Woodwork
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-09-29

Miss Nav John was over from Osa-
watonic the latter part of last week.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-09-29

Nj. J. TurreN and wife, of Union town,
ship spent Sunday at Harris. with I. II.
Turrell and Frank Patte and families.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-09-29

Mrs, Geo, Carlyle came up from Cree
ley, Tuesday, and took the train for
Phoenix, Arizona where her husband is
working.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-09-29

Fred Bottcher, of railway mail service,
whose run is between Kansas City and
Coffeyyille, was visiting friends in Gar
nett the first week.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-09-29

L. +. Gibson went to Kansas City,
Saturday, remaining over Sunday.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-09-29

Elmer Powell came up from Orawat-
omic, Wednesday.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-09-29

Miss Mabel Whitford went to KanSa
City, Wednesday.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-09-29

Emil Barber came down from Topeka
TO attend the funeral of ". Ii. Mclcn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Clydc'S baby dicd
Monday, at their home in Lincoln town
ship.
Solon Ellis and wife came down from
Eudora, Tuesday, Ia attend the funeral
OF W. H. Melen.
Miss Mary Croner, of Cherry Mound,
died last Saturday, the funeral taking
place on Sunday
Mrs. Frank MARBLE, of Yates Center,
came over, Tuesday, to visit her sister,
Mrs. Mid Tidrow.
5. y. Northway and his son Henry, OF
Joplin, went to Ottawa, Tuesday, to
visit another son.
Miss Lillian Mellen will continue her
fathers business, and will open the of.
flee again next week.
Jas. Ashby, of Rich Hill, Mo-, has been
over several days, visiting his brother,
T. G. Ashby, near Mineral Point.
The old soldiers of Anderson county
will hold their annual reunion in the
CITY park, Garnet, Oct. 5th and 9th
Mrs. Sarah I.athrop and Mrs. Bell
Evans, OF Ottawa, came down, Tues
dav to visit Foster Murdoch and wife.
Mrs, Geo, Carlyle came up from Cree
ley, Tuesday, and took the train for
Phoenix, Arizona, where her husband is
working
Fred Bottcher, of railway mail service,
whose run is between Kansaa City and
Coffeyyille, was visiting friends in Gar
nett the first week.
]. w. Hay, of Lincoln township, went
to Topeka, Monday, to attend the old
soldiers reunion. From there he goes
to Ellsworth county, on visit.
Chas. Cooper and Geo. Cooper and
Mrs, Mary and Miss Matte Lake came
from Baldwin, Monday, on a visit to
relative in the vicinity of Central City.
Judge W. A. johnson, Capt. Sol. Kautf-
man, Hon. ]. G. Rees, o. B. Adams aud
Vim. Vess and wife went TO Topeka
Monday to attend the old soldiers re.
union.
las. Hultz of Welda, one of our old
old time friends and subscribers when
we were running the Greeley News, drop
ped in, Tuesday, and added his name to
our list,
Thomas Spencer and wife and son
John returned from Ell Dorado Springs
last Saturday, Mrs, Spencer has been
at the springs since tnne She has heen
greatly benefited,
Mrs. Morgan Luce and Mrs. Joshua
Cook went to Topeka, Tuesday, on a
visit. Mrs. Luce was afraid the old sol;
diers would cat up all the chickens in To-
peka before she got there, so she took a
nice lot of 'tries" with her.
W. D. Howie, who has been home DUR
ing vacation, with his parents, Rev,
HOWE aud wife, left tor Pittshurg, We'd
nesday, TO attend the United Presbyteri-
an theological seminary. He said Tell
my friends have gone to fill an engage
ment to fight duel with the Devil.
Watch and see the result
Mrs X. S. Boatright and Mrs. Hast
ings, of Lone Elm. paid US visit, yes
terdav, Mrs. Hastings bringing her son,
William Bryan. Their mother, Mrs, A.
Babcock, and Mrs. Samuel Babcock, are
visiting at Nevada, Mo. Their father
was thrown from a horse, Wednesday,
and pretty badly shook up
Arthur Hollingshead, of the TWEEN
tieth Kansas, arrived home from San
Francisco, Saturday, He came unan-
nounced. Nobody knew he was coming.
A goodly number of people were at the
depot and each grasped the hand of the
brave boy, all were glad to see him
home again. Art looks well, but he has
not vet recovered from his wound.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-09-29

j. A. Gilmore is building neat little
house on his farm north of town.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-09-29

Mrs ChaS. Stose arrived from st.
loSeph' Mo-, Wednesday, on visit to
her parents, Nick Pontious and wife.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-09-29

Mrs. Sol. Kaufman is visiting friends
IN Wcstphalia and vicinity.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-09-29

Ed Stein, IT,, was mp from Osawato
mic over Sunday.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-09-29

Mrs. Ida Chamrc wasup from Greeley,
Tuesday.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-09-29

!. W. Hay, OF Lincoln township, paid
MS visit last Saturday.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-09-29

Major Remington, cf Osawatomie
was in town last Saturday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-27
EMPLOY OF SPECIAL COUNSEL
OPPOSITION TO HoGG SERVING on
THE INJUNCTION CASE.
Crane rnd Fuller VIII Probably ne
Retained. Though No One VIII NC
II smith Gets nm Assistant,

Austin, Texas. January rs. - Railroad
Commissioner Mayneld, by request ana
somewhat against his WILL appeared before
the house finance committee this evening
to answer questions with regard to the
appropriation recommended by the gov
ernor and provided for in Smiths Tor
Grayson) bill for the employment OF spe-
oial counsel In the railroad commission
injunction suits. He couldn't DO drawn
out. but the Impression was loft on the
minds of the committeeman by what nc
said that he thought the amount asked
for was excessive If Crane and Fuller were
Il be retained IN the case. Furthermore,
il was gathered from his remarks that he
wants Hogg to have the job. Hogs does
not suit the committee, however, the
chairman thereof tNir. Henderson OF La
MARI being much opposed TO employing
lin in any capacity. Attorney General
Smith Will. II the bill OF Mr. Smith OF
Grayson passes, employ Messrs, Crane and
Fuller but wouldn't call for extra counael
| in the case at all II the legislature should
give him another assistant in his depart
| nient
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-27

neral took place In tho Afternoon. The
colored man was working In the bottom OF
a we'll at whitman. as reported In Tho
Post this morning, and the curbing fell In
on his head. Death was probably instan-
taneous. Il was late in tho evening be-
tore the body was brought to the surface,
and his brother in-law went out and
brought the remains into Brcnham. LIZ.
A mammoth post oak tree, which was n
sapling years before Texas Independence
was ever declared in this historical county.
fell yesterday afternoon. Tho tree was
growing within twenty feet OF where the
tracks OF the santa Fc run. As the rain
was entering the city the inncnsc ircc
suddenly fell across the track, the cause
being complete rotting Of the rottsi rcn-
aering them unable 10 sustain the weight
Of the massive trunk and boughs, The fa'l-
ing az the tree was without the slightest
warning or any assistance. not even a
wind being current AT the time. The engt-
ncer saw the obstruction on tho track In
time to stop, and force OF men was called
from the pile driver crew, engaged In put
ting In the turn table foundation. to cut
away the tree and its branches.
County Clerk o. A. Seward has received
a letter from Revenue Collector Flanagan
advising him that mortgages OF value less
than $1,000 do not require a revenue stamp,
In tho district court suit has been filed
by Buchanan 4 Henderson, styled j M.
johnson VS.. Peter Crawford, Plaintiff
sues on notes OF the value OF 5000. Is aud
for foreclosure on elN acres OF land in the
Brazcs valley.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-27

o. f,ph aud appetite. with accumuiationa OK
gas, sour stomach aud heartburn,
Il II Ia Satn TO say that stuart yyNpsps..s-
Tablets will cure any stomach weaknosr, os
disensr except rauper OF tho stomach. Iney
rric sour stomach. ges loss OF hesh ana appe-
9tite, sleSples.nnEa. papitation. bpartpurue con-
situation and hcadache, a..
Ssnd for valuable little box on stomach ais-
cages ny addressing r. "A. stuart Co., MAT
ehnlt Mich Al druERets sell fuli-sixcd pack
arcs al 10 cents. Prot. Henry w. Becker, A;
NJ. Inc well known religious worker ana
wtiIti OF ST. Louis secretary OF tho mission
boprd Of tho German Methodist church; n .s,
clerk and expert accountant for the HarSor
anil Wharf commission. public secretary ioI
Tho ST louis School Patrons Mss2eia, ~, Y. AM
III church,; also takes All active, part ~ tns
work 81 tho Elpworth League and to write on p,
religious and educational topiea for seve ~
magazines How he found reliefis best toiu
In h.S own words
so,1ething about indigestion, and, taking q
box from HIS porkct, said Try stuart TAO.
lots did. aud was promptly relie Then
| i investigated the naturcso OF the inhlc's ana
became sntisNed that they were made ot lust
the right things and In Jus, the right proper /,
| ,iorH 10 aid III the assimilation OF stood. I
| hnhftily endorse them IN all respects, ana !
| Keep them constantly on band
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-27
certificates granted under act Of leslsla-

certificates granted under act OF legisls-
turc.
BY stewart Bill defining and furnishing
vagrancy.
BY Wright Bill providing for tho sale
OF all lands heretofore or hereafter survey
cd and set apart for the benefit OF free
schools and the several asylums. 5&a. IA
BY beake-Bill to protect public health
and prevent sale OF patent or proprietary
medicines without notice To public OF what
they are taking.
by Murphy-zBill amending Revised stat
u,es relating to payment OF jury fees.
BY Adams OF Lavaca==Bill amending Re-
vised Statutes relating to contracts be-
tween railroads and their employees.
BY Smith OF Grayson-c Concurrent reso-
luton requesting and recommending the
making of temporary freight tariffs by the
railroad commission pending appeal from
the Injunction of the Federal court.
BY wells--Bill amending penal code by
adding an article Furnishing malicious cut
ting OF saddles. harness etc,
BY Ktttrell-Bll providing additional
method of preparing transcripts In civil
cases on appeal or writ of error.
BY Beatty-Bill amending Revised Stat
n,es relating to passenger fare on rail-
roads.
| Revised Civil Statutes prescribing and
| fixing rate OF commercial interest.
| BY Derden-Bill providing rule OF
| pleading and practice in actions OF debt.
BY STith OF Grayson-Bill fixing rate OF
interest on municipal bonds,
BY Smith of Grayson-Bill relating to
duties of board OF education in Investing
permanent school fund.
| BY Shelburns- Bill providing for work
| ing of convicts on public roads.
| BY Sutherland-Bill relating to schoo
teachers attending normal Institutes.
| BY Dies-Bill relating to county war
rants and payment of taxes.
! BY wooten-Bill defining and Furnishing
| the offense of usury.
BY Gordon-Bill relating 10 the WORK
ing of public roads.
! BY Kittreil--Bil allowing afhdavits Il
be made and recorded on questions o
heirship family history and tradition 0
deceased persons.
| Nv Murphy-Bill relating to number o
peremptory challenges TO which each part
| TO n suit in civil c-se shall be entitled.
BY Harrington relating to landlord
and tenants
BY Jones--Bill relating to suffrage.
nv TeagIe-Btll providing for issuaue
of a subpoena to any county when WI
ness shall evade answering interrogatorie
or produce papers. a.
cisions.
nv Grubbs--Bill creating and establish
Ing industrial institute and college 70
education OF white girls in the arts an
sciences. ,4.
Nv Bolin-Rill requiring cancellation Q
ali mort cages. etc, upon real or persona
property which by law are required 10
recorded.
Nv Eilis-Bill providing for the fnr
nishing OF stationery. furniture and otho
By Grogan-Bill prescribing penalty !.
unlawfully selling intoxicating liquors
prohibition districts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-27
corroN MANUFACTURING.
An Address Thereon 20 Louisiann
Agricultural society.

An Address Thereon 90 Louistann
AHrtcWlturnl society. I'll
Especial Dispatchto The post)
shreveport, La.. January 2es--Thc Sec.
ond day of the Agricultural society opened
this morning. cotton Manufacturing In
the South was exhaustiveiy discussed BY
Mr.. II, IL. Hargrove from facts. figures.
statistics ana personal observation. His
remarks embraced the profit TO tho ,nves-
tor, prosperity TO the community and tho
Plan OF Investment,
aims and Purposes of the Cotton, Grow
ors' Union was ably discussed along that
line by Messrs. Stringfrl.ow, Maxwell and
Schiller IN support OF education, organlsa-
tion and co corporation.
diversified Agriculture and It's Neccs-
sity for the Cotton Belt. by j. a. McGhec;
The Growing OF Cotton in Louisiana. J,
g. Lee; Central Factories for Cane from
Small FARMERS" William Polk, were dts
cussed along these lines In an exhaustive
and favorable presentation OF these topics
Tonight Hon. John Dymond elouuently
presented the detriment OF newly acquired
territory upon Southorn products, followed
by somo interesting presentations OF edu-
cation as essential to the successful agrl-
cultural development of our Southern
products by Prof #. c. Caldwell, Captain
White and others.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-27
BILLS INTRODUCED.
In dine senate.

THE following bills we're introduced
~ yett-ro incorporate and grant
charter to the city of Austin'.
Nv odell- Relating to the hiring anu
leasing of county convicts; contemplates
Nc adjustment of the lease system q,
s annl,ed TO such convicts and repsms eas
laws authorizing the leasing o. W. -
IN this state b. the counties. ,ar..
IN nv ~ odeil- Providing for the acceptance,
~ S,nds IN felony cases by the sherin 81 .,
Q. oon nuntv where the accused Is detainea
IN, IN term time as well as n vacation coup-
from the operation OF the moe anu
animal Inspection law.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-27
LAND DUE THE SCHOOL FUND.
THE COMMISSIONERS CALLED ON
FOR = FULL STATEMENT.
Text Of Pottcr's Resolution, which
Was Adopted by the senate. He-
quiring Early Information.

Austin. Texas, January 26,-The follow
Ing resolution by Potter was adopted by the
senate today:
Whereas, 1t is made apparent by the
Hon. A. j. Baker in his report as retiring
land commissioner and forcibly called TO
The attention of the Legislature OF the state
OF Texas by the governor. in his recent
message, that the state OF Texas is largely
indebted 10 the permanent school fund OF
the State, by reason OF the fact that out
of the public domain, one-half of which
belongs 10 said permanent school fund, tho
commissioner of the general land office has
permitted TO be obtained through pre-cmp-
ton. location OF certificates, and other
grants largely more OF the public domain
OF this State than properly belonging 10
the State thereby taking for the beneht
az the state many millions OF acres OF
land that belonged to the permanent school
fund without compensation TO said school
fund: and
whereas, II is impossible from said re-
mort OF said land commissioner, or from
any other source OF information before
his senate to ascertain the exact amount
NJ lands so belonging to said school fund
that has been wrongfully appropriated
through the general land office TO the bene-
RI OF the State; therefore be 1t
Resolved, That the commission OF the
general land office be requested 10 inform
The senate, In writing, by 10 o'clock Fridh,
morning. January n. 1899, whether or not
me said land office can give to the senate
the positive and authoritative Information
as 10 the exact condition or the account
tween the lands belonging TO the perma'
nent school fund and those regarded as be,
inng,ng to the State sInce the adoption o.
The, Inc constitution of 1876 and TO inform
the Senate. II he can, how much land be-
,nneing TO the unappropriated public do
lain there was at the time OF the adoption
~ the said constitution. and what has bs'
Come OF the same, showing how much ha'
gone to the benefit Of the public school tune
Mean appropriated to the benefit OF tb'
ete,e II being the object and purpose
hereof hereof 10 obtain the exact state Of accounts
between the state o. Texas ana the hait
irha,r ioint land interest since the ADOPTION
n he said constitution
.sid land commissioners Is not pre-
cared Il present 70 giys such sufhoritst'v'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-27
a I,irfhdnx Dtnncr.

Hampstead, Texas, January 2s.-one OF
those happy events that furnish the sun
shine TO human existence occurred today at
the residence OF MIR. and Mrs, sam Far
oubnr. The occasion was the forty-fourth
natal Anniversary OF Sam Farqnbar. the
dosoryedly popular tax collector Of Waller
county, and Mrs Farqnhar with the rest
OF The family. conspired 70 give the head
of tho family surprise dinner, FOR tnat
purpose the Waller county oihciai ianny
ma a fow friends were invited for q birth
day dinner and unsuspecting Sam Farquhar
suddenly found himself surrounded by q
host 81 friends The usual smile broadened
over his entire countonance, for none loves
better a friend or Is more beloved In return
than Sam Farquhar II WAS indeed 2 love
feast the much better enjoyed because Mrs
Farquhar. who had been sick for a con-
siderable length Of time. lent grace TO the
occasion by her presence.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-27
JupcE WELLS rHoMrsov.
Diatrict Attorney ptnckney's Estt-
mnte Of Him.

Diatrict Attorney ptnckney's Estt-
mote Of Him.
Hampstead, Texas January ze-~District
Attorney John NJ. Pinckney returned today
from Angeton, where he has been attend
ing court, the nrst court In some time on
account of sickness. IT was the hrst court
he attended under the supervision OF
District Judge Wells Thompson, recently
appointed by Governor Cuiberson to MI
ont the unexpired term OF Judge Roese
When asked what he thought Of the now
Judge Mr. Pinckney Expressed himself IN
The highest terms, declaring him capi7
BILE, upright lawyer Of mature yet prompt
decision, and n man DESTROYS of prompt
business dispatch compatible With proper
justire; man soclable, easy OF access,
yet with enough OF reserve to maintain
the highest respect of all. MI Pinckhey
thinks that the Judge, WREN once acquaint I.
ed in the district, will become general
fgyorite.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-27

Hesrne, Texas. January ss.-The mcm-
bers composing Hamilton's blacl'-facod
comedians held meeting last night and
decided to put on another minstrel per-
Torrance about February 10.
While engaged In household duties yes
terday morning Mrs. George w. Witter
was painfully burned about the face,
]. II. IIartzog was in Calvert yesterday
on business.
Colonel r.. J. White and J. r. Collier OF
Mumford are In the city today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-27
oLp sE1.rLErs, PICNIC GROUNDS.
6:rnyaon County Orgainxntton Has
provided n Meeting Place,

PrUNtufU " fttVtpHS
sherman, Texas. January 20. Today tue
trustees 81 the College Park company con-
viewed to the Old Settlers association OF
Grayson county 2el acres Of land In the
College Park second addition TO sherman
The purchase price is $4,000. The object OF
tho Old Settlers association in buying this
property ID that they may In the future
have a permanent place 70 hold their. an
nunl gatherings. or picnIcs, as has been
their custom for more than twenty years,
This plat Of ground VIII ~ once DC pu' 10
shane M mark. especially arranged for
and adapted TO the accommodation Of The
nlrmbers and friends Of the association who
shall come to their gatherings from ois-
lance, thereby neceBsitating their remain-
Ing on tho grounds during tho entire fes,
tiyitios. The association expecte 70 hpensi
more than tho purchase prico OF the lana
In arranging the details and furnishing THIS
new homo with all tho modern parapherr
salia OF camp life.