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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-27

man or woman can enter upon" Sh,
poke OF the work among the 200,
whites Of the South. There is an en-.
tire change in the condition of tho
mountain section Of the South" she
said. I'VE can put as many schools
there as we have money to provide
while formerly the people did not seen
! to care for these things. Throughout
| Tennessee ana the Carolinas are MANY
! communities sadly in need Of help from
! Christian men ana women. Our work
! is but begun.
Work among the colored people il
often called the most discouraEing. r.
it not true that good has been done
Owing to their WretchCd past, progress
is necessarily slow. There is not q
church Of the American Missionary
Society there that that has not a col
orcl pastor. And what 40 they have
/ to contend With? They cannot go in
10 the libraries to consult books be
I cause thoy are colored II they wish
tn 20 u a concert they must sit in
I the worst seats with the lowest, iGao-
rant people.
Think Of the American Missionary
I Society as one Grea, institution with
$4,000 members. Think Of it as a Sun
day School with 1S.0Go pupils What
are we 1a.ag to do in the face Of all
the difficulties met with in the South z
we are going I'D multiply our schools.
ii you will give Us funds.
And in Puerto Rico; have we any
euCoUra cement Jherc? We have sent
missionaries among the Esquimaux
with good results. see in Puerto
Rico. way beyond. young men ana wo-
men going out rs earnest. Intelligent
Christians To teach and educate"
Mrs. Ida N. Woodbury. Of Woodfords.
spoke Of the vretched condition Of the
schools and churches Of tire American
Missionary Society in the South. ana
said there are hundreds Of bows ana
girls there VINO TIRE asking FOR u charce
to go to school She spoke Of the self
sacrificing work Of the Dakota Mis-
sionary Society among the Indians and
the good results therefrom.
II hear On all sides she said that
there is no hope for the negro. The
schools oi me society represent not only
tA- nfotheih"od n man. PHI the tathtF-
Hn"d 81 Coo to those people. Ne are
not ohIy sowing the negro question: IN
the only way 1t can be solved, but We
are making progress in the work
= touching memorial service ~ MISS
Mary T. MorlI ana MISS ANNE @.
Gould. the Maine girls martyTcd at
PaO Ting Flu. was an interesting fed
tt,ro If Tho af+.rna,,, r,r,,-,aT,, TN.
.,,aal.ars ,,.,rn Misc HUI. ,nd Pa,.
charles ri DariaIs H Il .nrr.snnnd-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-27
THE SECOND DAY
Of Congregationaiist Confer
ence a Complete Success.
Forenoon and Afternoon Taken Up
by Missionary Meetings.
The Conference Will Adjourn Alter This Fore.
moons Program.

~ uIecllilES' an wen attended by en-
thusiastic delegates and visitors. At
the completion Of this mornings pro-
gram the conference will adjourn
There is no doubt that all ATTENDING
the 74th conference have received new
ideas and strength and CONGREGATION
alism will receive added impetus there
by
At 9 o'clock in the forenoon. oc-
/ cured the $50 annual meeting cf th4
Maine Missionary society. After III.
report IF the president. Galon a.
1 Moses Esq, came that Of the cogrc-
| responding secretary. w. =. Harbutt
Esq. The report recommended a dis
/ cussion of the spiritual condition of the
4 churches.
THE reports of the pastors Of thc
missionary churches are not of II
/ hopeful kind" said Mr.. Harbu...
I "a. at least. show no increase. 26 or
\ them show an actual decrease: 81 show
\ an increase. The total increase II lib.
( and the total decrease. iao. thus loav-
/ ms 4 M, loss of y 1t is. perhaps
I scarcely fair to judge the spiritual
\ cun-It.,i Ct q church INV tha numb,l.
I of .ti tIs :o its membership
* .Nt in Importance is the matter
/ Of support. This Is a burning GHcS-
/ Ton F"ur churches this year disap-
Y pear from the Soc'ety's books. Two
I ny coming to self support, one by hy-
/ ing yoked 10 another. one by heus
4 dropped by recommendation Of the
\ local trustee. Hut To Offset This four
7 new ones come onto the list. The dr-
. crease in grants amount TO $500; tho
/ increase to $50. only three churches
ask for a decrease"
The society fen behind financially
+ last year about $2.t0L0o OF cuurs. wv
can see how easily this could have
/ been avoided if Icgacies had been
available as i'll the previous year.
when $4,g@7.00 BY legacy money was
used to pay bills. as against S>6S.ol
/ this year, @ difference Of $ie67.00. But
/ we are concerned about the gifts of the
living. Leaving out the Special d1na-
ton ro TIL socioty.s work witch
! amount 70 1a4 so the r-,aints from
/ churches and individuals worIj fin
/ short nf last v.ar Taking on1z- -ba
I churches where TIA increase NV l.-
I crease FL donations have exceeded
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-27

,,f STATE kind Of rooms. prices, width of
n,oLdier, and colors desired.
tG,th ,sat&wk
Alaska forum., 1900-10-04

Nome Letter.
 Important Decision By Cc-a nis-
 s:onar Stevea<-So Sixty sFoot
 Road Da x ne z>,:s;h.
 Cape Nome gold beach Eos been officially declared to be TO longer a LOOT mans heritage. A decision j1st reudered by Co Il missioner Ste vvns, holds that the 6o-f,ot roadway along he shore of B@ring Sea does not e. st, and that if 1t ever did e>- ist it as done away with by 5 -c:iun 2o title of the new code
 Under this decision t1e hea>h is subject to location, all the filings of -rge corporatiols last fall and vhi( h have always been cOltendcd to be illegal, are now estao is::ed as valid: Arrests have been n'-,1erous and test case was made by Frank Sieger, who refused to move his rocker or quit work when ordered t. vacate a loc Atio I known as . >!lir beach claim. A cri,nina! con p!ai t was sn orn out by A. McKinzie, general manag r of the Alaska Gold Mining Co.,, wh> had pur- chased tie 6oxL L32o foot location Of Oplir. The warrant was issued un der section 75, charging treSpH3s on a mining claim with intent to co1n- nit felony. The above deci ion was rendered and Sieger was bound over to the next term of court.
 Feeling among tie miners ran high, mass meeting was called at Nore, a protective association was form ed and every legal effort will be made to rsyers> the decision.
 ater-The court held with the con missioner.
 T. is understood that Lieutenant
Alaska forum., 1900-10-04
No Mail Tat.

No Mail yat.
 No letter mail has arri 1ed in Ram part since Sept. 9. There should have been all arrival here Sept. 25 at the .atost. The inailin q q1>stio1, arrived here Sept. g last year; the i'll iii leaves S~>a.5 5way prompt y Oil Oil the first and fifteenth of each month aud as there is connu.!1ca- ton by raj: to Wlit4 liors-, it is landed a. D4Wson in four .ys T.liS mail jas now boen ont er0ad 19 days and ilas lot r-ucled u>, yet steanboals still run O:l the ! Nukun.
 Over 200 pounds of1n i! for upper Koyuku*1 points was left at Ram part by the Hamilton, and Ie concerned will endeavor to \ route established between RAmP5ft t and peavy this winter.
 T. l.. lie, wl1o had charge of Dick Radi5h' 5 wood yard, has go22 Oil t,1e Be Ia. Dick says he tIot> the proceeds of65 cords, at $5 per, with him to the outside.
 Art Smith has go2@ to Tanana with the S.S. Re5>cca for several thousand D Fl Ids ol ir,>5!, beef, some for the soldi r5 and some for De,. Baker-to sell.
 It is said that the Eonors ofentcr taili:1g the s1uaVs Sunday evening was divided between Brother k11apl at the Mission and the da:ce at Pioneer i?all.
 Attorney Q. ?. Tlo:npSon e1npti- ed his poke-a1l to apply-when called upon for su5Scci i2:lon, say ing it was the lea t he could do.
 Register McCann informs the Forum that he intends wintering Oil t.!e Koyuk ul.
 The new home fer the telegraph station is being erected near the barracks.
 The S-Y. T. nave an attrc i've variety of calendars for di> tribu ti0t,
Alaska forum., 1900-10-04

T. is understood that Lieutenant Rogers was detained i'll Eagle by the court through little misunder- standing and al officer from down river is expected to take charge of the pot at Rampant.
Alaska forum., 1900-10-04
Russia NithdraWS

4k N&Ooso AAA2S S4 u " O
 From Pei6in Also r:,e J,i5,i s a3as
 -6er'l2a,y and italy Dissent
 -En ,iand Undecided.
 Russia has proposed t;lat powers leave Pekin for Ieintsin, tie Uuit- ed States agrees to go with Rus,i4, Germany and Italy refuse all threaten trouble England undecided Sept 2, It is sail tie Ulit,l States, by this attitude, is unable HOW to becom> Me liator'.
 Sept. 2: Reports from Democra- tic clubs all lover the union say .v:r ] 900, 1000 members enro1led-both sides concede hard fight.
 Philadelphia Spopulalicn is ,2o3, 697. Tacoma objects to Seattl.'s 11>A. GOO and a revision is ordered by U1leCtOr Merriam
 Bryan is making long sl leec1:es ciii1 JNul uSN ,, do IdSl NOlN })d1SH, Roosevelt counieracting, with t:e Pop. V. P. Nominee Towne follow ing both.
 California was admit ted to tile uaion 5o years a % and Frisco hal q big CejebIa-ion Se,,t. 9. By Oct. I Frisco was to h.ve been supplied with electric power from Blue Lake iii the Si-rlas i'll A pine Co.,, 145 n1l.e*, IL, 900 h-p, transmitted on I lnch aluminu1n wires, for all sll-et railways, factories and homes.
 Sept. I; Jofries offers U fight Fitzsi1nmons for $2o, 600 by Oct. in Frisco Fitz. says he has retir- ed from the ring and Corbett Waits crack at Jeff.
 Local Tein ,eratura.
 The weather report for the week ending Oct. I as submitted by Met geological Observer Liebes: x..
 N4xlUznW. ..40
 4NeaH. ...,..., .......... .5o
The daily news., 1900-03-28

IN Che days when he WIS a member of
the house. before he was speaker and
before the shadow Of the White House
reu across his path. When he comes
10 Washington. he enjoys nothing bet
ter than TO forcEather with 4 number
Of his old associates and ehafT them
upon tie way they are conducting
themselves ald 10 twit them in u good
uatured way upon their efforts 10
please their constituents. Reed rs
speaker was obliged to hold himself in
a&i coUld not give free rein to that
vein Of wit and satire that seems to be
part Of his nature. 4 friend who
knows HIM and his hauntS in New
York was 'llliag 10 something about
him the other day. "IIc rolls into the
Century club" said he. about the
time business closes in the afternoon
AMI : soon SyrroGa led by a number
OF ;hn younger and brighter men. He
m o3n" LIS L:;lS,lf loose with story.
,D.Sram AMI sa;.r" III Who listen are
auu~e.i aHj at tines colvuls,d with
lIuEi.t"r. lie Sc.Ias t. lie lie same
E,rd that WaS the If, of congressional
c.rc,es before D." assumed the bTrdens
g Do-rr 2a ai.b.'ion."
Wei Dressed Srrnto-H.
SON. oI- d.stuS>in@ the senate from 4
personal pn;..; cf view said that Senator
prn",r 81 My York was the best dress
al man in tlr BODY. Then he is a new
"lla;,a.on "a this particular line. for
) ra:ar Wo."att - colorado has al
ways Hold :lat record Senator VOL
cot;. hpUryr-. nay Eot he considered
the hest dressed man from a senatorial
point oi y.cw. lie does not appear in
III" COVE. , fro"k coat which
Sr-,Ls 10 D. accepted senatorial
apparel I bc New York senator always
" ars one. Senator Wolcott always
looks natty. comfortable and business
like. Sometimes he is in a box coat
and at others in Il we'll fitting cutaway
Senator Beyrridgc will take 4 place in
the group Of the best dressed men in
the senate. Whether in the box bust
ness coat or In the long frOck. with the
tails dangling gracefully about his legs.
he has the appearance of a man who
pltron.Zes the right kind Of a tailor.
senator Wetmorc OF Rhode Island is
not far behind as one OF the dreSsy
men Of the senate.
ARTUUE w. Dunn
The daily news., 1900-03-28
sweet Sprfug.


Sweet spring is but little way
Ahead;
The lambs will soon begin TO play; = o..
The dead
Old form Of winter soon viii lie -
O'erspread
BY green grass. and the April sky
VIII stretch above US by and by;
The dandelion's face will glow,
The winds will gladden. as they blow,
And Cupid's darts Will freely fly.
The waiting buds viii soon begin
To sprout;
The brooks will laugh as winding in
And out
They hurry onward to the sea;
The shout
OF him who tills the soil will be
Re-cchoed back from hill TO lea.
And then the man who golfs once more
VIII sclaf and foozle as of yore
Aud vent bis feelings horribly!
Chicago Times Herald.
The daily news., 1900-03-28
Convention Call.

The sixteenth annual meeting of
the WOman's Christian Temperance
Union of Florida, will be held ih
Gainesville, April 3rd, 4th and 5th.
The first session will be at 3 p. m,
of Tuesday the third.
Miss Belle KeaTnPy of Flora,
Miss, will give the convention ad-
dress, adding interest to the Occa-
sion. ALICE {. BROWN,
SARA J. GLENN, President.
Recording Sec'y.
The daily news., 1900-03-28
Not AIIIn RrInEinE Un.

HickS-So far as my observation goes,
everything depends upon training.
Wicks-Not everything. There's that
clerk of Virgins. He was taught up
right pcEmanship at school, but notwith-
standing that he has turned out a forger.
Boston Transcript.
The daily news., 1900-03-28
For County Treasurer.

hereby announce myself as a candidate
for denomination ~ treasurer OF EscamOta
county. subj ect to- a decision at the ensuing
democratic primary election. and respect
fully solicit the support of the voters OF the
county, pledging myself for the future the
same faithful performance of duty that
have endravOred to fultll during nav past
tenure of the Office. J.W. .FRATER.
The daily news., 1900-03-28
For Justice of the Peace.

| hereby announce my candidacy for re-
election to the office of ustice of the Pescs
for the Second District. subject to the ac-
tion OF the nominating primaries.
BOYKIN JONES.
The daily news., 1900-03-28
For Member SchnoI Bonrd-

Yielding To tho urgent request OF friends.
/ have decided 10 again become q candidate
for member OF the school board Of EscRmbia
county. subject to the action OF the demo-
cratic primaries. T.. WAKD
The daily news., 1900-03-28
For Tax Assessor.

| hereby announce myself as a candidae
for Tax Assessor OF Escambia county, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic primR-
| ries. II elected I expect to meet the appTo-
baton OF the tar payers and will do my
duty in every detail as did when held
the office before.
GEO. REESE.
The daily news., 1900-03-28
For sheriff

hereby announce myself As a candidsts
for sheriff Of Escambia County. and re-
specttully ask the support of my friends
and voters OF the county. II elected / Will
discharge the duties OF said Office efficiently,
fairly and impartially.
WI. HUTCHINsoN.
The daily news., 1900-03-28
For Member echoOI BOARD.

BY the request of friends l hereby an
nounee my candidacy for member OF Is
Gambia County School Board for Northern
(Third) district, subject TO the action OF
the democratic primary.
A.C. BREwTON, JR.
The daily news., 1900-03-28
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

Ring up 382 or call at the Office,
IL North PalafOX street, when in
need of a carpenter. b. ID. Hoffman,
Business Agent of the Carpenter 5
and Joihers' Union, will furnish you
with the desired help on short no.
tice. n26tf
The daily news., 1900-03-28
Enr NIemher nchnnI Rnnrd

The friends OF Mr.. j. Il. STEwARD OF WAL
nut Hin. having secured his consent,
hereby announce his candidacy for MEM
Der of the Escambia County school hoard
for the northern district. subject to the aG-
tiOn OF the democratic primaries.
The daily news., 1900-03-28
For school superintendent.

I am q candidate for county superinten-
ent OF public instruction. subject TO the
democratic primaries. / respectfully so
licit the suffrage of the Escambia county
voters for the AboVe-named position.
JAMES NJ TATE
The daily news., 1900-03-28
For Superintendent IF Public In
structiOn.

To the Voters OF Escambia County: I
hereby announce myself n candidate for re-
election to he office OF county suparfnten-
dent of pubic instruction ana Will bs
pleased TO have the support of my friends
and voters generally at the coming demo-
cratic primary election. NIB. Cook.
The daily news., 1900-03-28
For Circuit Ci.rk.

To the Voters Of E-canbia county:
] hereby announce myself a candidate for
the office Of clerk Of the circuit court Of
EScambia county and will be pleased to
have the support of nv friends and the
voters generally. JOHN UE Ia RTA.
The daily news., 1900-03-28
For JnsTice Of The Peace.

At the suggestion OF numerous friends.
hereby announce my candidacy tor Justice
OF the Peace OF second district. subject. 10
the action OF the nominating primaries.
JAMES X. LANDRCM.
The daily news., 1900-03-28
For Tax COLLECTOR

hereby 8pnounce myself as a candidats
for re-election as Tax Collector of Escam-
bia county, and ask the support OF my
friends and voters generally.
A. II. D'ALEMRERTE.
The daily news., 1900-03-28
Embarrassed the Boss.

kitty, what do you think! Iy en-
ploycr told me | must herea fter get to
'hc office in the morning on time"
"Oh. Nancy, How did you feel?"
i felt all right, but he looked as il
be- felt horrid y."-Indianapolis Jour
nal
The daily news., 1900-03-28

l hereby announce myself as a caudidats
Tor reelection rs clerk OF the circuit court
OF EScambia county at the ensuing election
and ask the support OF the voters
A. NJ. MCMILLAN
The daily news., 1900-03-28
For TaI Collector.

The many friends OF Judge =. b. Ronifay
having obtained his consent hereby an
nounee him as candidate for Tax Collector
OF Escambia county at the ensuing election.
MANY VOTERS
The daily news., 1900-03-28
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Representative.

l hereby announce myself rs a candidats
for Representative f E~cnmbir county
tloFlda, IN the legislature, subject TO the
democratic primaries.
c. MOEFNo JCNES.
The daily news., 1900-03-28
For County Treasurer

l announce myself as q candidate for
the office of County Treasurer, subject to
the action OF the democratic primary, and
ask the support of my friends.
WILLIAM r. ANDERSON.
The daily news., 1900-03-28
For schO. / Superintendent.

To the Voters OF Escambia County:
| hereby announce myself a candidate for
Superintendent OF Public Instruction TOT
EscsmbIa county and ask the support of n. y
friends and voters generally.
q. i RrII
The daily news., 1900-03-28
For Repres htatiye

l hereby announce myself as caud! !dats
for ktpres entatiVe 1f Escambia County in
the Legislature, subject to the Democrats
Primaries.
J. ENMET WOLFE.
The daily news., 1900-03-28
For Circuit CIerk

announce my candidacy for Clerk Of the
Circuit Court of EScambia county. subject
TO tre action OF the ensuing Democratic
primBt les. K. r. l.. DANIELL.
The daily news., 1900-03-28
For Sheriff.

l hereby announce mvself as a candidate
FOR r---lrctiOn to the office of sheriff of Es-
Gambia county. Florida. and solicit the suf-
frages and interest of all my friends.
GEORGE F.. SMITH.
The daily news., 1900-03-28
Enr sheriff
For Clerk of the Circuit Court.

hereby announce myself n candidate for
sheriff OF EScambia county at the ensuing
election. J. {. NASPELT.
The daily news., 1900-03-28

.uTDrfab7c mattresses,
,.rN. etc.. to 60 Jcih your
'.r rgUit1lTe. You can
..,I the Wbole OUTFIT from
-f.EsR j. Finch.
The daily news., 1900-03-28

J. 1. Stephens has a large assort-
ment Of Solid Sterling Silver and
Rogers Knives, Forks and Spoon
The daily news., 1900-03-28
a slippery Day.

10 not assume TO cu.de my m;rth
Because your feet seemed light
And dropped ycu heavily u earth;
IL vas a merry sigLt.
! shall not hesitate at all
To laugh with careless glee,
Fer VII ] know were 20 fall
You'd do as much fer me
Washington Star.
The daily news., 1900-03-28
For Tax Assessor.

The candidacy Of william W. Richards Is
hereby announced for reelection as tax So
sessOr for EscAmbia county. subject to the
action OF the democratic primaries.
The daily news., 1900-03-28
The EteEnnI FnIIEre.

The LIeFnuI FuIIbre.
She could drive her team Of ponies
With cOnsumDate grace and sidlls q
She could drive Q man distracted
With her charms when dressed to kiLl5'
She could drive q clever bargain
At most any kind q sale,
But she nsVer vas successful
When Sbe tried TO drive q nail.
Chicago Tribune.
The daily news., 1900-03-28
FOR SALE.

At bargain, 76 acres 80 under
fence and cultivation, the balance
wOOdland), 3, of mile north of Cor
dova Park, with broom house, barn
and two stables. Price 5000 For
further information, apply to w. r
Douglass on place, or J. +. Dubuis-
son & Bro, city. 13mlm
The daily news., 1900-03-28
Essentials Of Good breeding.

'She is an exceedingly i'll bred person.
! doubt If her mouth is ever closed"
You are mistaken. She always yawns
with her mouth closcd."-Detroit Jour
nal
The daily news., 1900-03-28
THE IMMIGRATION BILL
Not TO Be Pressed During This
Session.
NATIONAL PARK FOR MINNESOTA.

HuI introduced 90 i,ssnbIlsh One at
Iort RidEely - 3erd Enjoys HIS
Ir-~dom Prom Political Cares.
sruntors Who DrcSs sTeu.
The daily news., 1900-03-28


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The daily news., 1900-03-28

.. >...r Reed enjoys himself bet
" -..u lc ever did before save
The Marshall republican., 1900-05-04
The New York Rocket

DO you want u good remedy for
colds. bronchitis and lung troublesy
Get Vswter's expectOrsnt NJ vswter'-
drug store east side square. dls I'm.
4. NJ Buckner left Monday for Cen.
tralia, where he will spend the week.
MIR. Buckner will start out the iirs,
Of the week ON his spring trip for Alb
kerschbanm Il Co., Of Philadelphia.
the larges, Wholesale house In the
world for gents furnishing goods.
The Junior League Of the NJ. T..
church, south, were given IN outing
on Monday by Miss Minnie Putsch.
their president. They went In search
Of wild flowers Of which the woods
near Wilton Springs arc full and
many Of them very beautiful and the
afternoon will Ike long remembered by
this society Of happy young people.
Sundays Post Dispatch contained
. handsome picture taken standing NJ
Mrs. Edward &. Rolwing Of Charles.
ton. Mo-. g Miss Martha Stephens
Of BOOnville, whose wedding took
place ut BOonville some three weeks
ago aud whose wedding gown Is said
to have been most elegant and one
that Q princess might have worn.
a pleasant affair In the Pearson
family and one that Is looked forward
to with much pleasure from year to
year. IL the annual reunion which will
take place this year In ST. Louis, May
18th with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Baker
Of Cabanne Place. Mrs. T.. w. Ed.
dins and Mrs. Robert Reynolds Of
this city will attend and the family will
he largely represented and q happy
time Is anticipated.
The Marshall republican., 1900-05-04
LOCAL IN BRIEF.

Call and see Mahard Il SON, bug.
giles. Ii'im
Charles Lunbeck Of Malta Bend was
n recent visitor.
q. +. Fisher Of woodson made u
visit Ia Marshall Monday.
Henry Downs 81 Higbee visited
Marshall friends recently.
a large shipment Of buggies just
received by Mahard Il Son. Him
Jud Parrish came In Saturday and
spent sunday with the home folks.
Miss Mamie holden Of Kansas City
visited Marshall friends on Friday.
l.. T. Smar, Of independence was
the guest Of II. =. Hainer on Friday.
d. b. Rusk Of ST. Joseph was the
guest Of relatives In this city Friday.
Walter Almar Of Nevada, Is the
guest Of Marshall friends and rela.
tivss.
capt. John Burruss OF Columbia,
was the guest III Marshall friends
Friday.
Mrs. j. II. COrnelsOn Of st. Louis
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Lacy
on Capitol Hill.
Miss Margie Stanley Of Odessa Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. J. $. Bone
On Highland.
Mrs. Mamie Bailey and Mrs. T.. u.
3askin Of Malta Bend, were In shop
ping Saturday.
Johnnie Armstrong and Charlie