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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
jail Delivery In Montana.

A Wholesale Jail delivery took place
sunday morning at Red Lodge, Mon
tana. Persons on the outside pried off
window bar and opened the cells
with skeleton keys. Frank Woodstock!
an alleged horsethief; Dick johnson, 4
half-breed who stabbed a white man
at Joliet last week; Tinker, an alleged
iorger, and John Wilburn, alias Wal.
den, wanted at Clayton. N. H., fos
cattle stealing and jail breaking, es.
capped. 1t is supposed the four men
have gone into Wyoming to join the
Hole in the Wall" gang of dsspera.
does
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
SHOOTING AT BOISE.
Ex-sherin Brenstetter Attempts 20 Il
ii. H. Eastman.

Ex-sherin Brsnstettsr Attempt. TO XIII
II. II. Eastman.
One Of the most exciting shooting
affairs ever witnessed in Boise oc.
cured at $40 Monday afternoon in
front. Of the city hall, the parties
being Fl. b. Branstetter and his in
tended victim, H. b. Eastman, a we'll
known capitalist. No one was hurt.
school election was In progress,
over which there was lively contest.
Branstetter was bitterly opposed 70
T. d. Catalan, one of the candidates
for trustees. He approached Mr.. East
man and abused him for supporting
Catalan, calling him vile names.
When he repeated his utterances, Mr..
Eastman took hold of him and shook
him.
Branstetter then whipped ont gun
and fred at Eastman, but the latter
struck the weapon down, the ball
striking the sidewalk. Branstetter
then pushed the weapon against East
man, but before he could pull the
trigger M. g. Gage snatched 1t aside,
saving Mr.. Eastman's life.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
Returning from China.

Seventy missionaries from Chin.
nave arrived at Vancouver, B. c.. by
the Empress of China Many had al,
most miraculous escapes. After thu
trouble had come to a head. Rev 7 NJ
Menzies and his wife and family were
on their way to the coast from their
station in Honan and were not aware
OF any trouble when they left. In
company with them were DR.. Mcclure
ana DIR. (Mrs.) Wallis, also going to the
coast These attribute their escape
entirely to the efforts of John Fowler.
American consul at Che Foo
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
WAITING ON MAcpoNALp.
why Great Britain Delays PromuiEatins
Its Views ON China.


Its Views on China.
The difficulty of communicating with
the British minister at Pekin, Sir
Claude Macdonald, delays the promul-
CATION of the views OF the British gov.
srnment in regard to it's future steps
in China. the government being un-
willing to commit itself publicly to a
definite decision until Sir Claude Mac.
Donald has fully reported on the situ-
alton.
In the meantime heated anti-eyac.
uation campaign continues in the press
and the trend Of official opinion ap-
parently continues favorable to the
principle of the suggested withdrawal
from Pekin to Tien Tsin, but not the
evacuation of China, as many Russo.
phobes, who desire to confuse the issue,
pretend is the proposal under consid-
Grafton.
Nothing is yet forthcoming to indi.
cate what notifications or provisos,
II any, Lord Salisbury may have sug-
gested or contemplates, as 10 thought
probable in some quarters. The
statement that the commander of
the British troops in China has stop
ped British reinforcements arriving
at Hongkong from proceeding further
north Is taken as an indication that
tho British government anticipates
that the diplomatists will very shortly
take the place now occupied by the
military.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
APPEAL no PoPuLisTs.
National Committee Calls For Undivldsd
support

Support
Vice-Chairman Edmiston and Sscre-
tary Edgerton of the Populist national
committee have issued an address
appealing for support for w. ]. Bryan
aud jnstifying the Endorsement OF
Adlai Il. Stevenson as vice presidential
candidate, rhe address, in part. says:
In nominating Mr.. Stevenson for
the vice-presidency the Peoples party
gave sublime example of the renun-
citation of partisanship.
sWhile Lincoln did not believe in
abolition, his election meant the end
ing of human slavery on this conti-
nent In the same way the election of
Bryan means the beginning of new
era in American politics The future
victories for humanity that will grow
out OF II no man can foresee. The
Populist party was the beginning Of
this, and the impulse which carries it
forward. We havn grown until our
principles have permeated the masses
OF another great party and thus made
them our allies in this campaign.
In the name of humanity and for
the cause of liberty, which is sacred
now as 1t was in any Of the greater
struggles of the past, we call upon any
people to rally to the support Of the
republic, in its hour of struggle be-
tween the world-old forces of mon
arcby and freedom. There are only
two sides to the contest There is no
middle Of the road. He who does not
give his full support to the cause OF
popular government IL it's enemy. On
tho one hand Is the army ofthe people;
on the other the legions Of privilege
and plutocrscy rule. Every man must
take his position on the ono side or the
other"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
Increase of Over &2 o oO, 900 showa For
August.


August.
The monthly statement of the public
debt shows that at the close OF business
August 81, 1900, the debt less cash in
the treasury, amounted to si,ll2, 269,
l09, an increase for the month OF
$2,922, 396. The debt is recapitulated
as follows:
Interest bearing debt, 81 ,o01, 400, ,26o;
debt on which the interest has ceased
since maturity, SO, col 900; debt bearing
no interest, 1886, 9s7, s5i, total, 81, ,3e7,-
6ss, ,So2.
This amount. however, does not in
clude $733, 1856, go in certificates and
treasury notes outstanding, which are
offset by an equal amount of cash on
hand. The cash In the treasury Is
classified as follows:
Reserve fund. Sl5o,000. 900; trust
fund, 1898, 1876, ,679; general fund, $685.
642,019; in national bank repositories,
500, ,oe4, col; total, 81, 1o4, ,s41 ,959, against
which there are on hand liabilities
outstanding of ssl9,222, 495, which
leaves a cash balance in the treasury
of S2s5, 49, All.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
Insane Son Kills his Fa,her,

Charles Moody of Bellyille, ILL.,, aged
20 years, killed John Moody, his aged
father Sunday, while the two were al
work in the Glendale coal mine $50
feet below the surface OF the earth.
Young Moody, who is an epileptic,
became suddenly insane, aud while his
father was busy with his back toward
his son, drilling into mass of coal,
he drove his pick into his fathers bod v
piercing the heart. Moody, who is in
jail, expresses no regret for his terrible
crime, but declares he is glad he killed
his father.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
LEApvILLE NINE BURNS
Engineer Fatally Hurt - Macy Mare
Escapes.

Enginssr Fatally Hurt May karr.~
Escapes.
The Welden mine, located just east
OF the city limits of Leadville, was
totally destroyed by FIRE Tuesday night
The fire started in the engine room,
but the engineer remained at his pos,
until nearly all the men were hoisted
from below. The rcst made their way
out through other mires in the vi.
cinity.
large quautity OF giant powder
was removed safely from the building
by the miners
The Welden mine is one OF the rich
est producers of silver In the camp and
has been in almost constant operation
aimee 1895.
The IRE burned for over An hour.
burning several other houses in the
vicinity. The loss 10 about $50. 600.
including the valuable plant OF ma.
chinery.
Tho mine 10 in closs proximity TO
other shafts and for = time = general
eonfagrAtion was feared
The engineer was saved from the
building in badly burned condition
and 10 not expectad to live.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
Solitary oonf,nem en-, for s,...,.

daetano Bresci, who was convicted
OF assassinating King Humbert, has
been sentenced to life imprison ment as
that penalty is the most severe which
can be imposed under the laws of Italv
Tor murder, on which charge the
anarchist was tried With absolute
indifference Bresci received the verdic,
and was lead away to his cell. where
henceforth he will see no one and hear
no one, not even the jailer.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
RESCUED NONE roo SOON.

Chinese Were Tunneiing Under American
Legation whom Hoip Came.
A dispatch dated Peking, August
18th and sent by post to Shanghai, de-
'cribes scenes of appalling desolation
Ind wanton destruction In Legation
street All the houses OF foreigners
we're riddled with shells, burned or
blown up, An attempt was made to
mine the American legation. A ahaft
was sunk from the top of the wall ST.
Ieen feet deep and was con tinued as a
nnnel with sharp slope, Ia tho direc
aon OF the legation. Apparently the
Chinese did not have time to fipish II.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
WANTS TO BE PRESIDENT.

osnsrsi Masso Declines Nomins. lion "a
Delegate to Cuban Convention.
At Manzanillo, Cuba, General Barto.
lone Masso declined tho aomination
Tor delegate 10 the Convention In
spite OF the great pressure brought 10
bear on him, claiming that /, would
Identify him with some political party,
and that his acceptance would defeat
his ambitions for the presidential noon.
ination, to which he aspires
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
7"7-7|7@l=7---a|slll-l@
IL Ii Held n a HOSTAGE.

Admiral courrejollss, the French
fommander-in-chief In Chinese waters
has cabled that council OF the admir-
ala has notified the foreign legations At
Pekin thst II has been decided TO hold
Li Hung Chang ON board ship NATL
shs opening of nego.istions between
The powers and China The authoYi-
hss At washinaton Aslis.s shis 10 BE- .
delayed dispatch, havinS rsfsrs.es 70
shs dsssnsion of II Hung Chapg As Tisa
Esin . mon th ainea
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06

Mr.. Kruger aud MIR. Steyn have gone
70 Barbsrson. The British believe they
are preparing for aght. The general
opinion is that the war Is now very
near ths end, but should ths Bosrs
concentrate at strongholds In the bush,
on the vsldt, or elsewhere, and begin
system Of raids the British would re-
quire further large supplies of horses.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06

"oid MEDAL Awarded Walter Baker u 90.
Paris. Aug. 2o.--The judges at the
Paris Exposition have just awarded q
gold medal to Walter Baker q Co..
Lta.' Dorchester. Aass.. U. 9. A.. tor
tneir preparations Of cocoa and choco-
late. This famous company. now the
largest manufacturers of cocoa and
snocolats in the world. have received
the highest awards from the great in
ternational and other expositions in
europe and America. This Is the
third award from q Paris Exposition.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
subscription to Aid sp.,n Upscooun,,a

Subscription to Aid Spain Unaccountsd for
The popular organ OF Mexico City
La Nation Espanola, wants TO know
what has become Of the big patriot,
fund raised there by patriotic Span.
iards for the purpose of purchasing a
warship for the Spanish navy. Itcall,
for an open statement of the commit.
tees accounts, and declares that the
war contribution account will not be
permitted to be liquidated in silence
The article has caused excitement In
the Spanish colony, which literally
subscribed for an addition to the Span
ish navy during tho war with the
United States.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06

Adtntant-General Corbin on Tuesdsy
received dispatch from General Chat
Zee, saying that he (cb.ffse) had re.
'eived no dispatches from Corbin since
Augustlt II, This was the date on which
ihe allied army attacked and entered
pekin. Many dispa atches have been
'ent by General Corbtn since that date,
md the delay In their delivery 10 aston
shing, even with the strange eondi-
lions which have existed in China
Like the Congor dispatches, tho ono
from General ChafYee IL undated. The
'nly explanation that can be made as
70 this lack Of dates Is that the Chinese
are holding back and tampering with
she messages
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
INTERNATIONAL PEACE BOARD

Harrisos and Cleveland Are Ashsa q. As,
by the President.
Inc United States Is one Of the first
OF the great powers TO demonstrats its
rood faith in carrying out the provis.
ions OF the treaty Of The Hague, look
ing TO tho universal arbitration Of In.
sernstional differences. Under this
treaty each of the nations to 1t was
authorized to appoint four members o,
an International arbitration board, and
nnder this authority President McKin-
ley has requested Former Presidents 70
hsrrison and Cleveland TO accept ap-
Pointments on this board. Responses
are expected very soop, when the re-
nainipg members may be selected.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
OTIS SUCCEEDS WHEELER.

WIN Take Command in Chicago-Promo-
tion for Chanee.
General Otis has been selected to oil
the post of commanding officer OF the
department of the lakes, to bscoms
vacant next week by the retirement OF
General Wheeler. II is stated to be
practically ssttled that General Chaffee
will be General Wheelers successor In
the list OF brigadier generals.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
GROUNDING OF OREGON.
Accident to Battlcship Not Due to FauI,
of Officers.

Accident to Battieship Not Due to Fault
of Ohicers.
The navy department has just re-
ceived by mail the official report OF
Captain Wilde of the battleship Oregon
of the circumstances attending the
grounding of that ship in the Gulf OF
Pei Chi Ii last June and her successful
salvage. The report goes to confirm
the departments previously expressed
conviction that the grounding was not
in any respect attributable to fault on
the part of Captain Wilde or any
officer of the Oregon, who, in fact. ap-
pear to have taken great precautions
to guard against the accident.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
Kansas Wheat Crop Larger Thsn Rail.
road Can Haul.


The extensive yards of the Santa Fe
railroad in Argentine, Kansas, are al.
most exclusively occupied with cars OF
wheat which it is impossible to move.
1t is estimated that there are twenty
miles of wheat cars there blockaded.
The trouble is said to be due to the
inability of the Chicago division of the
road to handle the great inflow OF
wheat from the various branch lines In
Kansas. The difficulty is not so much
from car famine as it 10 due to the
lack of motive power to keep the lines
cleared.
All the other roads in Kansas are
unable to handle the wheat offered.
All the elevators are full and farm
ers are dumping wheat in big piles on
the ground near the railroad stations.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
National Park Establish cd about shoshons
Falls.

Tho general land Office has with
drawn four townships at the Shoshons
Falls aud Blue Lakes Snake river re-
rion, In southern Idaho, for national
park. The townships are townships 0
and 10 south, and range II and g east,
and are in Lincoln and Cassia counties.
The Withdrawal of twenty-five town
,hips was requested by the Idaho dele
CATION in congress, but the forest sup
srintendent for Idaho requested that
only four be withdrawn.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
METEOR FALLS IN IDAHO.

ssftkss ns~viiy st che Edss Of sAs rew.
Of uanAss.
A meteor fell lAa, saturday evening",
striking on the saddle back o. the
right side Of Mae Mile canyon. juss Al
lhs edge of Wallace. Idaho. Several
persons saw il fAl, and soma men and
boys wen. up the hiii 10 Investigate.
They fornd large hole In the ground
and the undsrbrush near II burning.
Smoke and gas issusd from the hois In
shs ground, and fragments of the
nssssr were fs3 NJ n the vicinity.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
HELD UP IN BOxCAR.
fhrse Men Relieve Twenty -sevea Others Of
Their Wages.

Their Wages.
Iwenty-seren men who had been
Employed on the Union Pacific Inn.
erovement work in Wyoming have re-
ported to the Denver police department
that they were held up by three men
ifteen miles north of Denver while
riding In boxcar from Cheyenne.
They had just been paid off and the
'obbers got between $500 and $500.
This is the second hold-up of this kind
shat has occurred near Denver, and the
authorities are making efforts to sp-
prehsnd the robbers.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
Russia Ready TO Quit.

a dispatch from St. Petersburg con-
tains the assertion that Russia will
notify the powers tha. she considers
the relief Of the Peking legations as
the fnal accomplishment of the mill
tary task OF the allied forces.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
SEWELL NEAR DEATH.
Democratic Candidate For Vice -Presiden
In 1896, Dying.

Democratic Candidate For Vice President
In 1896, Dying.
Arthur Sewell, Democratic candidate
for vice president in 1895, is in criti.
cal condition at his summer home al
Small Point. sixteen miles from Bath
Maine. Mr.. Sewell was seized with an
attack Of apoplexy at 10 o'clock Mon.
day night, and has been unconscious
most of the time since then. His
death is expected at any moment and
he probably will not come out of th,
stupor in which he has lain sine.
stricken. The family is about tb.
bedside awaiting the end
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06

The cabinet has decided to aid the
thousands Of destitute miners at Cape
Nome and of a large number of Indian
tribes In Alaska.
The war department viii send a
transport to Cape Nome to bring back
such of the miners as are penniless and
liable to endanger the public welfare
there this winter by. reason of their
dsstitute condition. Provisions and
clothing will be sent to the Indians
who arc said 70 be destitute,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
DEFENDING PEKIN LEGATIONS.
Every Scrap OF Metal Converted Into
Ammunition.


According to the Pekin correspond
ent of the London Daily Mail, when,
on the approach OF the allies, the
Tsung-li-Yamen asked an interview
with the besieged, four of the ministers
opposed and seven favored complyin ing
with the request. An appointment
was made for the next day, but the
Chinese ministers did not come.
During the siege every scrap of
metal, including candlesticks aud orna.
ments, was converted into ammuni.
tion. A gun was made from fire.
extiDguisher. Ten thousand sandbags
were made of silk brocade valued al
IS per bag.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
Chinese Turn Against T.rsn.u

Two hundred bandit. raidsd the
Tartar city OF Canton on Monday night.
Several houses were looted 1t is be-
lieved that the motive of the raid was
Me Cantonese hatred of the north
erners
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
CHUNG II ARRESTED.
Member OF the Tsung Il Qamsn 10 Under
Arrest.

Chung Ii, member of the tsung II
yamen and prefect of police, visited
the Austrian representative Monday,
who arrested him because of the Chi.
nese officials completely in the attacks
on the legations Chung Ii was mill.
tary governor of Pekin. After his
arrest he was turned over to the Jap.
aness,
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-20
LOCAL IN BRIEF.

Hose repaired g0od % new ~ james
Twins. ll.lm
Good baby buggy for $500. Apply
a. th,s ossce. u
@. NJ. Francisco went 70 Sweet
Springs Monday.
Miss Clara Brown hes returned
from Kansas City.
Miss Elizabeth whitaker spent Mon.
day in Kansas City.
Phil Rogers Of Slater visited Mar.
shall friends Sunday.
A beautiful line Of silks Ia oil the
new shades o. Strikers. u
Drink coca.cols 81 LoOmis's foun.
tain 10 keep OF spring fever. y
Little Eleanor Horne. who has been
quite sick this week. Ii better.
Theodore Mayer and will Walker
returned Tuesday from Kansas City.
Mrs. J. w. sparks and daughter.
Ieta Elizabeth spent Sunday st Black.
burn.
F. II. H,Qhtshoe left this week for Q
two weeks visit with relatives 10
Texas.
Hair cutting l5c- Baths l5c-Wnl
Schsnx barber shop-l52 West Arrow
Street.
James Anderson from Nevada, Mo-,
was the guest Of relatives In Marshall
on Sunday.
Miss Annie Guthrey has returned
from q pleasant visit 70 friends At
Malta Bend.
Miss Hoskins Of Gainesville, Wis.
consiu, IL the guest Of her sister Mrs.
DR.. Msnsur.
Ben Striker attended the Irving
Terry performance on Monday night
at Kansas City.
Miller 4 Odell sold on Saturday
two line southern horses TO A Wins
low OF Kansas City.
Robert Webster theguest Of DR.. w
T.. Msnsur and wife, left this week foI
his home In Chicago.
Go 10 Twins plumbing establish
ment, 3 doors east OF N. X Farmers
for ell kinds Of hose. Him
Hsrdeman Montague Of lola, Kan
sas, visited Robert Montague and
family here this week.
II you need . new hose for your us'
this summer, call on James Irwin, tn
plumber, or telephone III. Him
Miss Allie Dunn, who has been con
fined to the house for some " week.
with grip IL still quite sick.
Miss Maidie Montague 10 making
visit To her brother, Robert Monta
que and wife at Kansas City.
For French ginghams In plain sn'
silk stripes In the latest shades sn'
designs on exhibition st Strikers.
Don't forget that James irwin keep
constantly on hand oil kinds Q
plumbing fixtures Of the very bes
make. ll.lm
Rev. w. T. Mcclure left Thursds
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-20

Miss Thirxs Perkins,, Who has been
ct Hotel Hurt some weeks treating by
suggestion, left Sunday for kirkwoOd,
III.
The h~andsOmest, the best, the lsrg.
est assortment and the cheapest car.
pets ever shown In Marshall st Stri.
ker's. u
J. w. Msyse Of Missouri Valley
Dormitory IL on the sick list this week.
MIR. Msyse IL suffering from On alb
cess In the head.
II your boarding house Or hotel ex.
penses are not satisfactory, try the
big meals, quiet rest aud low price Of
The Cottage House. S.3m
Leslie Msrmaduke Of 81. Louis il
spending the week with his brother,
Col. Vince Msrmaduke and other rel.
stives In Marshall.
Anyone desiring new fixtures for
bath room, or any repairing done In
this line. call on James Irwin, 3 doors
east Of N. X. Farmers. Him
Mrs. George P%lattenburg Of Dover
and Miss Alice Miller Of japan wers
guests . part Of this week Of MIR. and
Mrs. Robert Sandidge on Odell.
Miss Mamie Ward, who teaches the
Mt. Horeb school In reported serious
~ sick and Miss Eugenia Estill Il
teaching for her until she RECEIVERS.
Mrs. A. Z. Post, Of Slater, was q
visitor In Marshall ON Monday and
was one Of the passengers In the cal
which was wrecked Monday afternoon,
DO you want . good remedy for
colds, bronchitis and lung troubles:
Get vawter's expectorant ut vswter's
drug store east side square. dl7 I'm
The services on the street by the
salvation Army are good and these
people ore doing . great work. IA'
Us give them oil the encouragement
we .
Allen Void and wife, who have beef
boarding with Mr.. and Mrs. Jsk'
Kret, will move this week into . suit
Of rooms over their business house Of
West North st.
Mrs. Mary F. Hit and daughter
Miss Della Of Louisville, KY, srriv
. ed Sunday 70 visit her sister, the lot
Mrs. J. b. Fletcher, who died o.
Tuesday morning.
:. Vswter's compound extract Of Sar
ssparills with iron iodide ~ofpotssh I
IN excellent remedy for purifying th
!. blood aud restoring strength and ton
> TO the system. Try II. ul7 81
DR.. and Mrs. viii sharp entertain
ed the following persons q 9 o'cl0c
dinner on Tuesday: Mr.. and Mrs
George Althouss, Mrs. Elizs Alth0us
and daughter, Miss May, and the ever
! Ing was ono Of the most pleasant.
~ DR.. and Mrs. J. f. Harris left Tues
day for Oklahoma to visit their littl
son, Howell, who Is there on acc0ur
Of the climate. DR.. Harris will tsk
. much needed rest and will not r,
turn for some three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ssndidge o.
4 tertained Rev. b. T. Wharton On