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Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07
OzONf.

Immediately after thunder storm the
atmosphere is always bracing and revi-
vifying. You sniff it with pleasure and
initiate your lungs to the full in an al
most involuntary effort to driRk in the
freshness.
This phenomena is attributed by SCI
enee to ozone.
Ozone is form of oxygen which is
produced by passing a current of elec.
tricity through the air. Ozoneis regard
ep as a great invigorator and blood
purifier, destroying the germs of disease
ip the blood, so it is employed extensive
" in the cure OF disease.
People having good nutrition have
no occasion to require ozone treatment
A healthy nutrition supplies plenty Of
healthy blood, Health is promoted by
the use OF s'Goolden Grain Belt, health
food beer. The invigorating and
strengthening sensation which is ex-
perienced through the ozone after q
thunder storm ia. enjoyed from bottle
OF ''Gilt EDGE" brewed by the Mime
apol;s Brewing Company. A case of
pints or quart should be in every eel
lar. Order from the dealer nearest you
or you can be supplied by E. s. Tan
ner, Little Falls. II.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

We have received a prospectus ol
the New Jerusalem society of Min.
neapolis, of which Joseph Lachance,
noted as a ''Divine Healer.' is pres.
ident and treasurer, John Paulson
first vice president, Gabriel Loftfield
second vice president, MI. Allen
secretary. The society is ''establish-
ed for the purpose of healing and
relieving suffering humanity and to
teach the science of healing accord
ing to the sacred scripture" The ad-
mission fee is S., which entities the
subscriber to a years treatment.
According to an affidavit Lachance
has lately cured a little girl of blind
ness in one eye. A half tone port
raait of Joseph accompanies the
prospectus.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

The St. Cloud Journal Press. The Tip
Tops challenge of the Little Falls team
has been accepted by that organization
and game will be played next Sunday
at Little Fails. Wire or Hansen will be
in the box for the visitors and Benne-
witz will do the back stop work. The
Tip Tops will strengthen any weak
spots IN their organization and expect
to give a good account of themselves.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07
County Commissioners.

The board OF county commisslouera
met in special session at the Court house
Tuesday and Wednesday. all We're
present but J. J. Gross who is very i'll.
A new school district No. 71-was or.
gained in Platte and $50 was ordered
transferred from destrict 66, to II. The
schoo! petitions were granted as fol.
lows: Aug. Strom to be set off from
lO1 to 5, John Mi-chke, to be set of1
from 1Ol to 5; J. klybon; L. C. Rud-
olph, to form new district, numbered
1O2; Jessie Niles, Ella Hanson, Paul
Kapspinski,
The board rejected tho school petition
of Aug Swindell and 4. J. Lull.
Hearings were granted on the road
petitions OF J. S. Borgstrom, and VIM.
| Cameron.
The personal property tax OF Victoria
Poissant was stricken off.
Geo. Lafond was authorized to con-
| tract with Peter Picotte and Andrew
Racine 12O cords OF body oak at not o
exceed $2.35 per cord.
Bids for cement sidewalks around
the court house were opened as follows:
Gruber and Co.-tile per yard 81, con-
crete per yard IS cents. granite 81 cents
curb running foot 70 cents: cement curb
so cents,
John Westllng-concrete per yard 81;
tile per yard 81 cement curbing 5 go
Martin Scott, cement walk, granite
curb, $1875. All bids were rejected.
The petition Of }. F, Quick for change
in county road in CIeugh was rejected.
The application OF Frank Chounard for
abatement of taxes on lots 2 and 3. 81
41-Slwas approved.
The bidders were asked to submit new
bids for tile walk with granite curbing.
Gruber & Co.'s bid at 81 per square
yard, with 70 cents per foot for curbing
was accepted, the contractors to give
bonds for $500 and q do the work at
once, under supervision OF Commissioner
Lafond. The bid OF John Westling was
lower-9U cents for tile and 20 for
granite but he did not wist to do the
work until next June.
The county auditor vas directed to
transfer $500 from the revenue fund TO
the wolf bounty fund, and $3.50 to the
| forest AMI fire funds.
| 1t was decided to establish section
corners in Elm Dale, the county survey
or to do the work at $3.50 per day,
and to give 5000 bonds. Commis sioner
jacobson will oversee the work.
The board granted the road petition
| OF John Kraemer and Chas. Gotta,
|
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Geo. Lafond is quite sure that he
will be nominated for register, al
though Judge Gaudet thinks differ
entity. On the democratic side there
is so far no opposition to Billy Halls
nomination for the Office. Mr.. Hall
will be nominated and elected
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

E. p. Adams has been scared out
and Judge Richardson will be NOM
mated for Judge of Probate by the
republicans.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Crow Wing county wants to nom
mate two republicans from that
county for the legislature, but it ap.
pears that Rolck OF Royalton wants
to be on the ticket again. Morr:son
has a majority OF the votes in the
convention.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

The farm dwelling of Herman Wei
land of Pike Greek, five miles west OF
the city, was destroyed by fire Mon
day. Loss $1,000. including $50 in
cash. Insurance $500, in Franklin
Fire Incnrance Co. OF Philadelphia
Gerald Massey agent.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

They say that after all Uncle Nate
will get the republican nomination
for Judge Of probate. The leaders
are afraid to turn him down. not
withstanding his bolt two years ago.
But Uncle Nate is an exception to all
rules.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

A South Dakota goose which had
faithfully stuck to business and laid a
dozen OF large, fawn colored eggs ex.
planned that she was not appreciated
''See that hen over there 20 said the
goose, she has not laid as many'eggs
as l, or as big but she has books
written about her and verses COM
posed in her honor. while nobody is
saying a word about me-" "The
trouble with you ~ said a wise old
rooster. is ''that you don't tell the
public what you have done. You lay
an egg and waddle on without say
ing word, but that sister of mine
never lays an egg without letting
everybody in the neighborhood know
it. If you want to cut any ice in this
com m unity you must advertise"
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

DR.. Roy of Pierz has sold out to DR..
Kerkhoff, and in connection with DR..
Canac-Marquis OF St. Paul, will take
charge of hospitalat San Francis
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Mrs. Zerwas entertained number
of young people Friday, in honor of
her daughter, Lizzie's fourteenth
birthday.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Mrs. Henry Harrison and chill
dren of Albert Lea are visiting
Mrs. Harrison's sister-in-law, Mrs.
p. n. Mccormick.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

A. 6. Nelson OF Darling will sell the
Franklin churn in Wright county
His brother will take charge of the
farm.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Maybe the democrats have a few
problems to solve on their county
ticket-but say, look at the republi-
cans.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

The Improvement League will
hold it's first regular monthly meet.
ing Fridsy afternoon at the city
hall.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

John Proulx, whose family have
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Gaulet. left Wednesday for Chippewa
Falls, Wis. Mrs. PrOulx and son
leave today.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

A. Hemesch. hostler at the Ameri-
can house, shot and killed a rabbit
on Second street, in front of the
courthouse. 1t cost him $4.95 for
shooting within the city limits. The
little animal had been living under
the sidewalk in front of the barn
all summer,
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

W. Moren, of London, KY, was at
Pierz Wednesday and contracted
for carrying the mail from Pierz to
Lastrup, two trips week, to Theo.
Hochheisel, for $72 a year, for
three years.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

The parochial school opened Tues
day with an attendance of over 200
Five teachers are in charge.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07
By The Way.

You needn't be surprised if Sheriff
Rider is again the republican candi-
date for sheriff.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

+ Wn1. Neil Feltus, a lawyer oi
Walker. Minn.: and Miss Phyllis
Mearow, we'll known here, was mar
ried at Aitkin Wednesday, Father
Lynch of Brainerd performing the
ceremony.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

K. MarOtte went to St. Paul Tues
day, and may visit his old home near
Montreal before returning.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Samuel Meagher. of St. Cloud, has
been appointed as general agent of
the Deering Co. at St. Cloud, vice
Chas. Fish resigned.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Jas. B. Armstrong of Red Lake
Falls visited friends and relatives
here Saturday to Tuesday.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

E. NJ. Mincier, who is an extensive
contractor in Minneapolis, was in
the city looking aftp- his interests in
this county. He owns a farm near
Gravelyi!le and bought a few more
acres from Fred Lilly.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Morrisette, of Ripley, Sept l. son.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Cushing out of Enke's appropriation 200 60
Swan River, Jacobson's ''.....:. Is 90
Same..... 90. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS 90
Same $50 %
swanville. same .........-.--...... ....... so 90
Elm Dale, same. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 400 90
Swanvil1e, same...... 10000. 100 90
Agram, same..... .............- ..-....... 80 90
Fire and forest bills allowed:
J P LANCER, fighting fre.........-------- 90
Case Rail, same 90
Ole Westgrund. same Observation-Disclosures. 90
Nelson, ''....................-....-. 200
J P Leigh, ''......... ............ ....... 90
H krushaeck, "......-- ......... 2 90
Paul Peschke, "....................----.. 1 %
F1oren Meyers "-.....-.........-......... so
Henry Gassert, 2 90
Frank Iterucke, "........... ........-... 900
John Dnutbough, ............... %
H L Decker, '......... ..........-.....--.. Is
VIM Dugen. ......-..-......... ......... 3 %
Chas Rychner, "~............................ 8 90
Aug Dehler, ".....................--------- 3 90
John Stump:, "............................. 90
Bills allowed:
Nels Swanson, road work, Enke .... 30 90
Peter Swanson, same. -. ................ 81 90
Harris on &Peterson, same jacobson 462 so
Swan Akerson, ,same...-.--......--... Is 10
Chas Larson. same.................. 40 GO
Jos Charter, same Lafo.7d ........ 25 90
Eug Resien, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2s2
G Fl Smith. sanle...~-....... 10 so
David Moran, same-..................... ..... 25 90
Jos Ledoux, same ...-.. $50 90
Henry Schiff, same Gross.............. 800
VIM Dehler, same ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q 90
Same ....... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 SO
Same NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ... ..... ...... IS 90
Raymond, same........ ......."...... $50
Henry schiH, same...... --........-. 16 80
Nick Gross, work bridge Rice creek 40 90
JOS Ledoux, roadwork san1e............ 225 90
Fl Gross, "a 80
Raymond, sane....... .....-............... 95 so
+ kosing, same Jacobson.............
Joe Ledoux, same LafOnd....... 40
"A NcGreeor, seme............... ........ Is 50
J W Tanner, same Gross...-..-.-....... $50
Aug Jansen, same ."...-..... $50
Nick Gross, painting bridge "A q
JOS Ledoux, roadwork Lafcnd......... 225 90
fred steele, same Enke ................ is 90
ID n harding, recording Co bonds. Is 40
4 y Brannen, repair work... $50
Town Buckman, roadwork appro-
t1oa ... .................. 4S IS
DIR N W Chance, witness fees-. 500
II Rice. constable OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 200
Matt N ellis, witness fees.............. go
jos Meyer, Same....... ......... 2 50
John Meyer, same Observation-Disclosures. $50
Nicholas Kinney, same $50
John SchHolke, same ............. .... $40
Anton Jannua, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2o2
sylvester Aacho, juror-...~ 1Oo
"A Hachs' same "......".... Y 90
Auburt Betnor, justice fees 25
r X Buessler, same Observation-Disclosures, 24O
Berg, constable fees.-. -. ......,., 2s5
E Collins, justice fees........ l55
II n Harding, board and posta ge.. 1910
Brown, Tracy 4 Co, blanks......,,.. 2SO
Pioneer Press Co, san1e.............,... goo
McGill. Warner Co, books or blanks 6a =
nerald' printing notices............".-... 9 IS
Democrat, publishing proceedings
OF July session, etc.............. ""~... 332 Is
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Ed. Cans of ST.. Cloud has been
elected the principal OF the Clear
water schools.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

The board of education of Detroit.
Mich, has forbidden the wearing of
corsets by teachers.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

A. }. Eigestad, who has finished
his course OF study at the theological
school OF Augsburg Seminary, Mime
apolis, has accepted call from
the Scandinavian Lutheran Zoar
church of Little Falls to succeed Rev.
q. 0. Halseth who is going to other
fields ct work. The ceremony of his
ordination will take place on Friday
evening, the 7th of this month, at 7;3O
O'Clock by the Rev. E. P. Harbo
from Duluth, assisted by several
other pastors. Kew. Vistad will
preach his first sermon at the Zoar
church Sunday, the 9th, at 1880 a. m.
Everybody is welcome to these SER
vices and to partake in the great
work of our Lord.
Shoes for the whole family and lots
of them at. Viktor Bros.
The ladies of the French Catholic
church will present, "A Kings Daugh-
ter" at the Opera house, Tuesday
evening, Sept. II.
"MeK1BB1K HATS" Every detail
perfect. Sold by Viktor Bros,
Carpets and Rugs halt price
see.
Turner Dry Goods 20.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Democrat. publishing notices......-~. s6
Blake, labor 60. ........ ................-.. 125
w Allow, envelopes, etc.. ..... ...... 50
Geo schroeder. repairing ................ 47S
H Ahider, sherif's fees ........... ......... rs
-................ 2ei %
d FsSchleusener. r examining bridge 10 90
Jacobson, county commissioner q 50
N knke, san1e-........ ......-------.--.... q 60
Lakiu. same ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q 90
Geo Lafond same ........... ...... 20
The board then adjourned,
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Bcrn-To Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hal
OF Greer. Prairie, Aug. 31st, a son.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Office of 4
p. r. HOSCH, s
Merchant Tailor No. All Broadway East.
Little Falls, MINI. Feb 26th 1900 !
Mr. j. f. Meyers,
Manager Aetna Life Insurance Company <
St Paul, MINI.
Dear SIR
was surprised when your Mr.. F. A. Meek,
special representative notified me that the dividend
Limited PAYMENT Terminal Endowment Policy No. 1872 019
for uO $179 79 and the dividend wfes policy
No. 1872 oOo o2 for the past five years.
The dividends great deal larger than I
expected them be and appreciate the large showing
the old Aetna has made convinced which
do the best for in the of actual results
their dividends speak for themselves
intend to increase my line of insurance in the
future and upon CATION find the Aetna do
all they claim 1t does not give big statements like someof
the other companies but the big results instead will
member you when increase my Insurance.
: | will certainly reccomend the Aetna any :
whom you may send to Wishing your Company
;: the best of success am
= Yours very truly,
p F. HOSCH.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Three of the best Houses on the
West side for sale one block west OF
the school house. West Side. C. D.
Boom. 2t.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Miss Margaret Kelley of Holding
Ford will teach in District 50,
Clough. .. -a~--
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Miss Annie johnson of Morrill, be.
gan teaching Monday in District 81,
Elm Dale.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07
The Schools.

The city schools opened Tuesday
morning with over 1000 pupils in
attendance. There is every indica-
tion of q successful year before the
pupils and teachers. In the High
school the year starts with a Senior
class of eight members, Junior class
of twenty two. sophomore class of
forty, and forty freshmen, Follow.
ing is the teaching corps, with Supt.
A. N. Rowe IN charge:
CENTRAL.
High School.
Principal-Elizabeth Fish.
First Ass STELLA Weichart.
Second ''-Evangeline L. Lande.
Third mamie G. Oglevee.
Grades
9Th grade-Mary Meyers.
7th ''-Jennie Brown.
9Th ':-Ethel Cooper.
5th "-Laura Poole.
4th Flora Terry.
3rd Ruth Hall.
End ''-Blanche Martin.
1st "E:lyn Thielander.
COLUMBIA
60 grades and prin.-Rose Vasaly.
4-5 "-Grace Hill.
2--3 Laura Caster.
LIST "-Olive Taylor.
HAwrHcRNE]
5-6 grades and prin.-Maude Mar
tin.
81 grades-Sadie Barton.
2 "-Eleanor Anderson.
l ''-Matilda Schuetz
LINCOLN
1876 grades and prin.-Josie
Lewis.
2-3 "--Etta Patterson.
1-2 ''-Margaret Duncan.
1 Mrs. Minnie Sadley.
The piano contest being over, let
talk politics.
Rev. Brabner Smith was initiated
by the Woodmen Friday night.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Rusco & hollands company pre-
sented "For Her Sake, in Excellent
style to q fair audience at Gross
opera house Wednesday evening.
The drama was very we'll given.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Messers. John Raymond and Robt
Boak were hosts at dancing party
held at Tanners hall Friday evening
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Aitkin is q pretty town, and busy
one. There are an usually large num-
Der OF business houses for a town of
20eO people.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Bargains in Pianos and Or
gans at
FOLSOM'S MUSIC STORE
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

NJ. KernaH has moved his family
into his new house east of the citv.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Mayor Shook OF Aitkin delivered a
neat address of welcome to the dele
gates giving them the freedom OF the
city. Mr.. Shook is wrestling with Ole
sentative on the republican ticket.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07
1ruelSea Nominated,

Truelsea Nominated.
Henry Truelsen of Duluth was nomi-
mated for congress by the democratic
congressional convention at Aitkin
Wednesday afternoon BY vote Of 105K
to47h for C. O. Baldwin of Duluth. The
result was never In dog BIT at any time.
The Baldwin men labored hard, but their
efforts could not move the ranks of
Truelsen.
The first trial of st rength vas on the
selection of chairman, vhen Chas. E.
Vasaly was named by the Truelsen
forces, and Harry Hawkins Of Carlton
by the Baldwin men. Vasaly received
102h votes and Hawkins COX, which
showed what the result would be on
congressman. Will Blanchard OF Anoka
county Was elected secretary.
L. c: Harris OF Duluth headed the re-
solutions committee, and strong reso-
lutions we're adopted.
Mr.. Truelsen's name was presented by
O. NJ. King OF Wright county. and
seconded by Mr., Donahue OF Stearns.
Mr.. Baldwin was nominated By L. c.
Harris OF Duluth, seconded by Harry
Hawkins and C. VAutremont. The vote
gave TrueIsen 1O5H end Baldwin AK,
and Hawkins moved that the nomina-
tion he made unanimous. which was
carried by rising vote. Mr.. Truelsen
was escorted to the convention hall by
Messrs. Harris. Hawkins and Kemer,
and made a stirring and able speech.
creating great enthusiasm.
The congressional committeeman
fl ON each county were named, f. F.
Shaw being the member from Morrison.
The chairman was authorized to select
a committeeman at large.
Although some of the st. Louis coun-
| ry men were rather disgruntled over
Baldwin's defeat, all went home with the
determination to stand by the ticket
| and do all possible for it's success.
All references to TOwue were wildly
cheereG.
The uthwestern conutles stood like
rock for Truelsen. and no thing could
change them, though various propo-
sitions were made.
The splendid organizing and directing
| ability OF Jas. R. Bennett Jr.. of St.
Cloud was of incalculabie value to tie
Truelsen men. Jim knows how to get
there.
Mr.. Baldwin ha 2 no reason to COM
plain of the energy or faithfulness OF his
followers. They did their best.
Mayor Shook OF Aitkin delivered a
neat address of welcome to the dele
gates giving them the freedom OF the
city, Mr.. Shook is wrestling with Ole
Manstern for the nomination for repre-
sentative on the republican ticket.
Aitkin is q pretty town, and a busy
one. There are an usually large num-
Der of business houses for a town OF
On00 nooplo
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

BOrn-To Mr. and Mrs. E. Kaes t.
ner. Aug 28th, a daughter.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07
"a Kings Daughter"

Next Tuesday evening at the Gross
opera house, local talent will present
the play, "a Kings Daughter" for
the benefit of the French Catholic
church. 1t is a three-act drama full
OF pathOs and humor.
During the acts numerous special
ties will be introduced. The first
and third acts will be interspersed
with songs. In the second act a
series OF tableaus will be produced.
The series will consist of of sunrise,
noon, sunset, midnight, reaper and
flowers.
Following is the cast of charact-
ers:
Mrs. Graham Mrs. c.. B. Ruckman
Rebecca Spencer......... Sadie Barton
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07
Raadall's Officers

The tlrst election in the village of
Randall was held last Friday and
resulted az follows:
Preeident-S. $. Langmade.
Recorders. C. Cochran.
Trustees-F. ". Lucas, c.. A. DOL
quist, Mic Rossier.
Trea~urer-Martin Mueller.
Jus ices-Geo. Calhoun, Angus
Kennedy.
Constab|es-Dan Calhoun, An
drew Hiscock.
Chas. Pullman has opened a hotel
at LIE Sueur, MINI.
Born-TO Mr.. aid Jos. Kullasch.
Aug. Sd. d daughter.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Shoes for the whole family and lots
of them at. ViktOr Bros,
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Mr.. Baldwin has no reason to COM
plain OF the energy or faithfulness OF his
followers They did their best.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Although some of the st. Louis coun-
ty men were rather disgruntled over
Baldwin's defeat, all went home with the
determination to stand by the ticket
and do all possible for it's success.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07


Helen Graham. frankie GuernOn
FlOrenc Baldwin. Marie Richard
Kitty Green...............PearlM Morgan
Sadie BrOwning.......LOuise Simonet
Mabel Norris. Alice Michaud
Ruth Adams. Matilda Lachance
Beth Hamlin. Lucy Bourassa
Nan Graham, Mrs Graham's niece.
Adelaide StOll
Polly Graham, 'WhO would he a
kings daughter" Francis Fortier
Aunt Clarfssa.. Mrs. G. NJ. 4. FOrtier
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Tie splendid organizing and directing
ability of Jas. R. Bennett Jr. of St.
Cloud was of incalculabie value to the
Truelsen men. Jim knows how to get
there
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

The piano contest being over, let
talk politics.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Rev. Brabner Smith Was initiated
by the Woodmen Friday night.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

All references to Towue were wildly
heered.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

The southwestern conutles stood like
a rock for Truelsen. and no thing could
change them, though various propo-
sitiOns were made.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-14
DEATHS AT Primers POINT.

Miss Elma Savage and Little Haly
| Creech Cross the Dark River
| Yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Creech,
of Primers Point had the sad misfor-
tune to lose by death their 2-year-old
daughter Hally.
Several days ago the little one was
taken seriously i'll. with an affection of
the lungs and notwithstanding the fact
| that every thing known to the science
of medicine was brought into requisi-
ton 10 affect cure Hally continued
to sink until the end came as stated.
The Crecch family have been residing
here but IL short time. having come here
from Rocky Mount. n. c. Mr.. and Mrs.
Creech have the sympathy of the entire
community in the loss of their bright
family jewel.
MISS ELAfA SAVAGE.
Yesterday morning at o'clock, the
soul OF Miss 1Ilma Savage took it's up
ward flight to greet the dawn of a new
day In the Celestial City. The deceased
had been i'll for several weeks. but hopes
Of her recovery were entertained until
few days ago. when she began to
sink. and continued to grow worse until
death came and relieved her Of her suf-
fering.
Miss Savage was n daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Savage of
Speeds. n. c.. from which place she had
only come some several months ago to
visit her sister. Mrs. j. r. Whitley, in
Primer avenue. Miss Savage was in the
bloom of life, having only reached the
18th year of age. She leaves four bro
theirs and five sisters and u host of
friends tn mourn thir loss. The re-
mains will he taken to Epeeds, N. c.,
this morning over the Norfolk and Car
ollna Railroad, where the funeral SER
vices will be held. The interment will
be in the family burying ground at that
Mace