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The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-10-05

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state OF Washington, for King County.
Anna Hall, plaintiff VS.. Mrs. Mary B.
Wottcn ana W, (. Wotton, her husband
signee OF Mary b. Wotton and w p
Wottoh. and all persons unknown if
any, having or claiming an interest OF
estate in and to the hereinafter describ-
ed real property, and John LANCER and
-- LANCER, his wife, defendants No
tee and Summons.
State of Washington to Mrs. Mary B.
Notion and ". B. Wotton, her husband.
Il. Q. Morgan and A. S. Hoska, assignee
IL Mary Is. WOttOn and w. p. Wotton
Nho are the owners, or reputed owners
II, and all persons unknown, claiming or
having an interest or estate in and to the
Iercnalter described real property, and
JC2h l-angel and --- LANCER, his wife:
You and each Of you are hereby notified
nat The above named plaintiff, Anna
llall. IS the hCldcr OF delinquent tax GER
Iilfcate No. Z Boil, issued by the county
treasurer Of King county, Washington
embra cling the following real property Sit
dated in King county, Washington and
more particularly described as follows
to-wit:
Lot No. one ~, in block No eight (S).
ot Edgewater Second addition to the city
OF Seattle.
That the said certificate was issued on
the 2frh day of August, 1900 for the sum
II Sl.9i, for the delinquent taxes for the
year 1856, and for the further sum of SO. q
for the delinquent taxes for the prior
years Of 1893, 1894 and 1885 making the
local amount of the said certificate the
sum 81 .12 for the year 1896, and the
prior years of 1888, 1894 and 1895
That the plaintiff on the oath day of
August 1900, paid taxes for the subse-
Iuent years as follows to-wit For the
yea1 1897, $1.05; for the year 1898, IS cents,
ard for the year 1899 81 cents, which sew
eral sums Lear interest at the rate of Is
pr cent per annum from the said date
Of payment.
You ard each of you are hereby direct
ed and summoned TO appear within sixty
days after the service of this notice and
sLmmCns urCn you, exclusive of the date
Of service. il above entitled court, and
defend the action or pay the amount due.
together with the costs. In case of your
failure to d. so. pla ntiff will apply for
Judgment, and judgment will be rendered
foreClUsing the lien for said taxes and
costs against the real property, lands and
premises herein named
MRS. ANNA HALL, Plaintiff
By Brady & Gay, her attorneys, acting
in her behalf, and upon whom all process
n ay be served.
Office address, Rooms 10 to IA RoxwelI
Seattle Washington.
Date Of first publication, October 5, 1900.
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Yakima-Chairman DR. G. j. HILL
North Yakima; secretary, Geo. S. Hougn
North Yakima; state committeeman, Ed
Ward WhltsOn, North Yakima
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Whitman-Chairman, w. j. Davenport
ColtaX; secretary James A. Bryns Col
TAX; state committeeman, W. D. DaVen-
port, COlfax
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ID. b. SPEILMAN

BY T. III. BURKE, Deputy.
Attorneys: Peters q Powell.
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Whatcom-Chairman, George E. Gage,
New Whatcom; secretary Cnas. T. Roth,
New Whatcom; state committeeman, Geo.
H. Bacon, New Whatcom
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> Stevens-C Chairman, Jacob Stitzel Col
vile; secretary, w. II. jackson, Colville
state committeeman, I. L. Savage, North
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Observation-Disclosures, F. X Pugh, Spo-
kane; secretary j. M Moore, Spokane;
state committeeman, Q. B. Hopkins, Spo-
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NoT1CE.-sHERIFFvs SALE OF REAL

Attorney for Plaintiff.
Office address, 10 Halter Building, Seattle
Washington.
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Dayton; secretary, VIII H. Fouts, Day
ton; state committeeman, J. L. Mohundro
IN
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Clallam-Chairman, I. I. Aldwen, Port
Angeles; secretary, w. j. Ware, Port An
geles; state committeeman, H. j. Bugge,
Port Williams
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MISUNDERSTANDING, Peter Leque, Ev-
erett; secretary, Ed. M. Allen, Everett !;
state committeeman, S. T. Smith, Marys-
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Clarke-Chairman A. ]. Cook, Vancou-
yer; secretary, e. M. Rands, Vancouver;
state committeeman, Z. M. Rands, Van
/ cOuXer
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Cowlitz-Chairman, w. r. Ely, Kelso;
secretary, Fl. E. Mckinney, Kelso; state
eommitteeman f. A. Dryden, Castle
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| Chelan-Chairman E. d. Scheble. We
natchee; secretary, W. n. Gumins, We
natchee; state committeeman, Charles
! Johnson, Lakeside
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Douglas-Chairman L. E. Kellogg, Wa
+, terville; secretary, NJ. B. MaIloy Water
vile; state committeeman, NJ. b. Malloy,
| WatpryrilIa
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-01-25

church, went to Chicago and returned
last week.
Andrew Ecklund and his sister have
gone on a visit to friends In the VI
cinity Of Watertown.
The farm rented by Geo. Eastwood
IN Preston has been sold to q Mr..
Turner from the western part of the
state.
School began two weeks ago Mon
day with Mr.. Fjersstad In charge.
An improved appearance is quite
manifest.
Eli Oleson was taken home Friday
night from Mr.. Westrum's shop or vi
cinity, with broken leg. DR.. Hess
was called.
Three victims fell off the high
wooden stools in the lodge Tuesday
evening, and the echoes of their fall
nearly broke the rafters Quiet
dawned with the small hours
The mechanical music dealer from
Watertown has left a piano at l.. G.
Ribstein's, A. T.. Bunday's and Mrs.
Durland's, and IA organ at Andrew
Ecklund's, knute Falcons and Anton
Lsrson's hall, and perhaps others not
heard Of yet.
According to report, the railway
is shipping considerable material TO
Bruce for X. Y. H." Such material
may build up the town. A Kelley in
stitute and penitentiary and the
various concomitant asylums, would
make a great addition to business In
our small city.
Mr. G.. W. Crocker has sold his farm
and brought property in Madison and
will move there this week. He and
his family will take with them the
best wishes of their acquaintances
here. Mr.. Crocker will probably find
few equals in exact and fine finishing
work as carpenter.
A sociable was held at the home of
Mr.. Peter Wicksn in Preston, last
Saturday evening for the benefit of
Rev. Kidder. There was large at
tendance and pleasant time re-
ported The kind motive, and pro-
ceeds, amounting TO $1,000, were
greatly appreciated.
Last Friday morning at recess while
the larger scholars were az play,
MarIah Cebill fell very violently, the
result probably of collision. She
was at first unconscious, and the
symptoms of conclusion OF the brain
followed. DR.. Hess was called. She
has been recovering fast since, TO the
great satisfaction OF her friends, who
are abundant. DIR. Hess was called
from here TO see Mrs. q. Waite.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-01-25

1t is neatly arranged with an office,
reception room and finishing room at
the south. Off from the reception
room is dressing room, provided
with every convenience for customers.
At the north side is a commodious
operating room, fitted with modern
appliances with which to produce the
very best work In the art. There is
also well arranged dark room, with
water and sewerage connections. Ad-
joining this IL stock and re. touching
room. All the apartments are nicely
furnished, making Mr.. Cookies studio
at least one of the finest In the state.
The second floor, like the first, is
provided with electric lights and has
proper sewerage connections through
out. The building is thirty-five feet
In height from the sidewalk TO the
apper portion OF the battlements in
front and being built OF brick, pre-
sents an imposing appearance.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-01-25
White Items.

White Items.
Mrs. M. A. Hess is very sick at
present.
Attorney Dricken and j. ID. Moran
drove to Toronto last MonGay.
Let's either make some use Of the
city waterworks or tear down the
tank.
X. NJ. Parsons, engineer of the
White Roller Mills, has moved his
family to this place.
Business is pretty dull these days,
even III the weather is all that could
be hoped for at this time of year,
Editor Harden returned from Sioux
Falls this week, where he had been In
attendance upon the editorial meet
ing.
James Green, who 10 now the owner
OF prosperous dray line In Water
town, is visiting friends and relatives
here this week.
The ladies of the Eastern Star en-
tertained number of their friends
last Sunday night ana succeeded la
hu'hiSs-'he 'Oiy PhOoo0hu ONCuiuB.
The National Aid held its annual
installation last Friday night. An
excellent musical and literary program
was an appreciated portion of the
evenings entertainment.
j. M. Farrell has rented the lots be-
longing to the L. o. o. +. and is erect
ing a neat office on the same. Says
he is going to get where he can burn
out aud not damage anyone but him
self.
Writer supposed that he was the
only newspaper man In the county
who ever kicked when he was let out
by the county commissioners,
but perusal of the Volga Tribune
last week brought to light healthy
and well developed howl from Editor
Allen. He has our hearty permission
to kick the lives out of the board Of
county commissioners, either individ-
ually or collectively, and il we have
any personal history of the mem bsrs
thereof or other data that will be OF
assistance to him, he Is welcome to IL.
GEO. III. CHASE.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-01-25

The company is making ladies and
children's hose supporters and gents
garters of various styles. Mr.. Cornell
said that although the agents had
only been working since the hrst OF
January, his force was unable to sup
ply the demand and arrangements are
being made to increase the number
of employees. AT present they are
completing about 300 pairs daily. To
show how little advertising pays,
the manager said that through a
small ad placed in a monthly maga-
zine, the com pany had received num-
erous letters for territory. One gen.
tleman wrote to have territory along
the csast of South Africa, while an
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-01-25

Snament, and brief description may
M be out of place at this time. 1t
VII at least interest that portion of
he REGISTERS readers who will not
ne an opportunity Of seeing it for
themselves.
Inc main room is 25x6S feet. To
ue rear OF this is another room 25xI3
'nal s used for glass, paints and other
gods Of its class.
both rooms referred to above have
3nanental steel ceiling and are large,
Wy and we'll lighted. The main en-
nance TO the store is at the corner Of
y building, although there is an
Nner entrance to the rear on Will
hams street.
ine room is lined with solid oak
'aeivlng finished in oil, corniced, and
naamented here and there by small
sncn plate mirrors. On the north
'"s y tne book department and pat
= medicines, everything under glass
~rs' These doors are weighted and
vac easily up and down.
20 the south side is the drug de.
N''mert. At end Of the shelving and
w the entrance is a handsome wall
s.'iume case. On the opposite side
sne room and next to the large
a~ glass front will be found a
s,sacn plate pier-glass 35x65. Ad-
u'ag this is a handsome wall case
ae reception of silverware.
1nefe are seven handsome floor
-. ~ With heavy plate tops which an
M NJ we purpose Of counters. One of
.'e cases Is a curved corner case and
=. ,eiy ine indeed. There are several
~ - OAK counters and one combined
~use case and counter.
A.. ~ the crowning feature OF all the
=. ,ses and the one in which Drug
|uon oio ueiights, Is the prescrip-
~. o0. 1t Is one of the most COM
70 be had, aud must be seen to
49, s'eciated. Like the rest of the
|l..3 .orK, the front is Of oak, cor
h I paneiled, carved and polished.
da,. smoeilished with seven French
h,.. rfors and some ornameu tai
n, = work, while on the north side,
|aeA,sper hals Of the case is composed
~ ,u su glass panels. The case is
|ae.' ~. high and encloses q floor
|hen !. :, !, ioxl2. The inside of this
|ta,.s. nnsa With shelving for drugs,
iocE boxes and many other
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-01-25

tor is provided to conduct heavy mer-
chandise to and from the basement.
SECOND FLOOR,
Entrance is gained to the second
floor by two stairways arranged for
the convenience of tenants, and well
lighted hallway affords entrance to
the different Offices. Upon entering
by the front stairway at the left, one
finds himself in the reception room
occupied in common by Or. Miller and
Or. Borst, a large, well lighted room
I7x2I, nicely carpeted and furnished.
Opening of from this are the oper-
ating rooms. The one used by DR..
Borst ia 1916 In size and is one OF the
finest rooms in the city, occupying a.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-01-25

1t does the circular corner OF this fine
new block. The windows command a
fine view OF the city and make it very
pleasant within. This room is pro.
vided with nearly all the appliances
known to dental surgery. Opening off
the operating room is the doctors
laboratory, which has been fitted with
benches, tables, water, sewerage, and
everything for convenience.
DR.. Miller's operating room is the
next room TO the north and here he
has supplied himself with many USE
full appliances for surgical and other
operations. This room is l2xl6, well
lighted and ventilated.
All Of the rooms are finished in hard
pine and we'll furnished, giving the
gentlemen superb quarters for the
practicing OF their profession.
CORNELL GARMENT SUPPORTER co.
Occupying the northwest front
room Of the second floor, we find the
office and workroom of the Cornell
Garment and Hose Supporter Co., en-
ploying half dozen ladies, who find
steady employment with needle and
machine sewing. w. Fl. Cornell, in.
ventoI of the supporter fastening and
at present manager, showed the re-
porter samples of the work, and to say
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-01-25
Aurora Items.

Sheriff Oium was In town Tuesday
on business.
A. p. Hess was at Brookings short
time Tuesday.
Ripley s. Nicholson shipped a car of
hogs from here last week.
Mrs. Geo. Sandsrson was reported
on the sick list last week.
Thos. Berckhemer went to Brook
ings Wednesday ON business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. d. Cheatham were
visiting at Brookings Sunday.
John Druey, Sr., was over from
Flandreau several days last week.
Rev. Hartung occupied the pulpit In
the M. L. church Sunday evening.
r. J. Cunningham arrived here
from Viola, Mimi, Tuesday evening.
Andrew Logan, of Flandreau, was
visiting friends In Aurora several days
this week.
Mrs. Sanders, Of Brace, S. d., was
visiting j. Fl. Kelsey's several days
last week.
Henry White, of Bushnell, was over
Tuesday looking over our little me-
tropolis,
Dan Lombard and Homer Rexford
were transacting business at Brook
ings Friday.
Harry Bennett, of Bushnell, was
transacting business in our little vii
lage Thursday.
VIM. Hull is good at guessing on the
weights Of horses, but he is not quite
good enough to win dollar.
Ralph Baker and Charley Cheatkam
drove over to Flandreau Monday and
spent several days this week.
c. Fl. Neeb, OF Lewiston, Mimi,
was visiting his sister, Mrs. VIM.
Schaffer several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Bulen were
among those who represented Tren-
ton at the social Saturday evening.
Mat Rexford arrived here from
Waubay, S. d., Monday for a few
days visit with friends and relatives.
A. J. b. Thomas and little daugh-
ter, Carrie, departed for Huron, S. d.,
Monday for weeks visit with friends
and relatives.
The young peoples social given Sat.
urday evening was success. A large
number OF people were present and
the proceeds netted $l4.15.
The Woodman lodge held their reg
ular meeting Saturday evening and
initiated Walter Parsons into the
mysteries and secrets of their order.
Wesley Hartung, who has been vis-
iting his brother, Rev. Hartung, for
some time, departed for his home In
Rockville City, Ia, Monday morning.
The dance club of this place will
give public dance In Schultz's hall
Friday evening Feb. 2. Hoy's string
band, aided by clarionet player, will
furnish the music. Numbers will be
sold at 75o each.
Walter Parsons has been canyasss ng
for book entitled Campaigning In
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-01-25
Bruce Items.

Bruce Items.
Mrs. Durland sold her organ to Mr..
Cebill.
Clark Ribstein has returned from
Minnesota.
Olaf Larson has been stepping with
Anton lately.
A. f. Bunday is having stone hauled
to his vacant lots.
Albert Lindskog and Cap Durland
are buying cattle and hogs.
John Schultz, Of Preston, is building
a new barn and granary combined.
Frank Baker is often seen in Bruce.
He is running livery stable in Estel-
line.
Sol Walters attended lumber deal
ers convention in Minneapolis last
week.
Mrs G.. w. Sanders went to Tren-
ton Saturday and will return next
week.
Geo. Bunday and family, OF Pres.
ton, have been quite sick with la
grippe.
Rev. Martin, pastor of the NJ. e,
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IT affords the REGISTER great
Measure this week to be able to
nrnish its readers with an illus
tration of the Binford block, one
dthe fine structures erected in this
dtv last season, but which was not
|nmpleted in time to find place Ia
sur souvenir edition. The engraving
neaks for itself in louder words than
|,u, the REGISTER might print, and
In shall only attempt to give a gen.
|,nl idea Of the building and the diff
trent business enterprises contained
therein.
The ground space occupied is 50xll0
feet; FIRST story has thirteen-foot cell
|ing and second story eleven foot CELL
|hs.
A. L. BINFoRD's PHARMACY.
The enterprising proprietor of this
new pharmacy can easily boast Of hav-
|hg as fine a place to do business as
there Is In South Dakota, and it may
veil be the pride of its owner, as it is
certainly a credit and an ornament to
the city 10 which it is located.
Mr. Bnford has spared no expense
70 make 1t convenient as well as an
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-01-25
Broekings Townshlp.

lThese locals came too late for last weeks issuel
Mrs. Ernster returned from her
extended visit In Iowa last week.
Ole Holm attended a social gather
ing at the poor farm Saturday even
ing.
Our town has a better representa-
tion at the s. ID. A. G. than any time
before.
A. Oiness and A. and Ed Holm fur
Dished music for dance at Bruce last
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. johnson and
Mrs. Norman, OF Rrookings, visited at
Jermstad's Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. johnson, Of
Brookings, were pleasant callers in
our town last week Tuesday.
Mr.. P. Ust spent Sunday In Medary
township. There must be some at
traction for him, as he goes 80 often.
Mrs. M. Christofferson entertained
the young ladies' mission society OF
the Lutheran church Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. Eckman, of Kasson, and Mrs.
Lund, OF Minneapolis, arrived Tues
day evening for visit with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwick.
Mrs. Ole Aslakson is at present Wis
iting with her parents In Eureka
township, and poor Ole is looking
lonesome and sad, so we expect to see
him strike out and bring her back.
Before this is printed one OF our fair
young ladies will have renounced
life OF single blessedness and Joined
the ranks of those fettered ny the
holy bonds of matrimony. We wish
her long and happy life.
SHAKEsPHERE.
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Bushnell Briefs.

Maud Churchill drove to White Fri
day.
Guora White was quite sick last
week.
Mr.. Bushnell was In our town last
Tuesday.
Mr.. G. w. Churchill is on the sick
list this week.
Sam Elston shipped carload OF
cattle Saturday.
Frank Judd was quite sick last week
with lame back.
Willie Crumb took the train for
Madison Saturday.
Mrs. Bennett spent last Saturday
night in Brookings.
Mr.. Bailey and family were visiting
friends here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray attended church
at Brookings Sunday.
Born-Last week, TO Mr.. and MIs.
p. E. Hendricks, a son.
The a was an entertainment at Mr..
Davis school last week.
Rev. Edgar held services south OF
Aurora Sunday afternoon.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Hendricks this week.
II. b. FELTON, and family spent Sum
day with friends at this place.
A few OF the Bushnell people at
tended the dance Friday night.
Mr.. Hitchcock, the sewing machine
agent, was in this place Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bly, and Robert were
visiting friends at this place last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 9. Stanley went 10
Moody county Thursday, returning
Saturday.
A few of the Bushnell young folks
spent a pleasant evening at Mr. Jack
Felton's Thursday evening.
al Parks started for Ripon, Wis.
Monday, where he will spend q time
visiting relatives and friends.
There was musical entertainment
in the school house last Wednesday
evening given by Mr.. Stoutsnberg.
Mr.. ] Sullivan and his uncle, Mr..
Rhine, OF Palmer, stayed In Bushnell
Friday night. They were on there
way to Pipestone.
A peddler going through this place
last week stopped at Mr.. Z. r. Ingle's
and finding no one at home, helped
himself to lunch.
SLrpPERY DICK.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-01-25
.BINFORD'S BLOCK.
4 Brief Description Of One Of the Handsome
Business Houses in Brookings.

conveniences dear to the heart Of a
pharmacist.
The shelving, counters and cases
were all made to order and fit the
room to nicely and must have cost
the genial proprietor nice snug sum
or money.
Among other convenIences of this
model establishment are water and
sewerage connections, electric lights
and telephone. Mr.. Binford had ar
ranged for hot water heat, but 10 got
so late in the season and, as he was
desirous Of becoming settled for the
winter, he cancelled the order and
will postpone putting in the plant un-
til next spring.
KAUFMAN BROS.
The north half Of the building will
next month be occupied by Kaufman
Bros clothing and furnishing estab-
lishment. This portion of the block
is 25xll0x23, having a west front en-
trance on Main street and south side
entrance on Williams street. The in
terror is finished similar to that of
Binford's pharmacy and will be fitted
in the latest style. 1t will be lighted
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-01-25

other man living at Georgetown, Brit
ish Guiana, ordered several dozen
shipped To his address.
The fastenings to these supporters
are the very best made, is the opinion
of those who have given them trial,
as they do not wear holes in the gar
ment and are easily attached The
REGISTER predicts large sales for the
Cornell supporters as soon as they are
generally introduced.
COOKIES PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO.
w. l.. Cooke occupies a portion Of
the upper floor with his Photographic
studio which we will briefly describe
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1900-01-25
the Philippines. which should re-
ceive a liberal patronage from our
citizens, as it gives complete his
tory OF the regiment which company
X was In.
Trenton Items.

News is scarce this week.
WIN Biggar is building ap addition
to his house.
Who says we do not have good WIN.
ters In South Dakota.
Rev. Edgar preached at the Camp
school house last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel Skinner were
visiting In this town Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Sanders, OF Bruce, came
down the first Of the week to visit
with friends.
The young people gave Claude San
ders pleasant surprise last Friday
evening. Those present report good
time.
CHIMNEY SWEEP.