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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-03-26
IOWA AT WASHINGTON.
Doings Of Hawkeye People at the Ma.
TONS Capital.

Washington, March 20.-Postmast-
ers appointed in Iowa: Pleasantville,
Marion county, F. T. Metcalf, vice ".
G.. Hungate, resigned Wellsbufg, Grun-
dy county, w. E. Reed, vice P. H.
K1ughist, resigned Sperry, Des Moines
county, A. L. Bergsten, vice H. H.
Reipe, resigned.
Frank e. Kerr has been commission
ed postmaster at Primrose.
Iowa Patents.
Donald A. Baker, Ottumwa, device
for converting motion Chas. Malm-
quist, Sioux City, scoop carrier; Jo-
seph Martin, Davenport, barrel heads;
Chas. Phelps, Oskaloosa,s two patents,
sheet metal radiator and steam radia-
tor; Adolph .Plagman, Davenport,
gearing: Willard l.. Peckham and j.
Silvias, Marshalltown, cream separat-
or.
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Daily Doings of Some Of Ottumwa's
Close Neighbors.
personal, SOCIAL AND POLITICAL
everything From Joyous Births to
tne Philosophical Observation Of
sages, Are chronlcled by The cour.
'er's Special Correspondents.
Stockport.

: Stockport, March 26.-The K. P.'s
contemplate celebrating their second
anniversary on the evening of the
s2Sth inst.
ID. Z. Morris returned Saturday from
Kansas City, where he has been at
tending sale.
g. D. Swan, T. T. Besswick, John
Dill, VIM. Berry, Arthur Pratt and S.
v. Whitaker attended the funeral of
Bert Tatman, of Hillsboro, last Fri
day. He died on the morning of the
22d inst. of cancer of the liver He
was a patient suffered having been af-
( Hicted for the part two years. He
bore his troubles without word of
complaint His funeral was conducted
by the Masonic fraternity and the last
sad rites were paid to his remains by
the fraternity, and were borne to his
last resting place in the beautiful
cemetery south of the city, there to
await the. coming of the resurrection.
Lee Campbell died Monday and was
buried Thursday
9. 9. Risk, Joseph Graham and Mr..
Eckerson were in Stockport Wednes-
day looking after the interest of their
store. 1t is understood that Mr.. Eek
SioSii VIII oOOu pSCOiHG SSuCIdl llldu-
ager of the store.
Mrs. Fulton and son went to Bur-
'lington Tuesday on visit.
Tuesday we had rain, sleet and mud;
business was dull
Bert Gall took his departure Tuesday
for southern California, where he will
make his future home.
Frank Shane was in Ottumwa Tues
day on business.
At the meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the independent district of
Stockport, held on the 18th inst, G..
p. Chapman, of Bonaparte, was chos-
en- principal of the school and Miss
Amy Smith primary teacher. School
is to commence April L.
Miss Welpton, of Cottonwood, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Stockport Wis
iting friends.
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Hedrick.


Hedrick, March 25-Mrs. Emma Eller
and Mrs. A. II. Eller, of Pekin. returned
Saturday evening from a few days stay
In Ottumwa.
Allen Hawk was an ottumwa visitor
Friday.
G. NJ. Speck was in Blakesburg Saturday.
j. NJ. Fleener returned from an out of
town trip Saturday evening on the Mil
waukee.
Hubert Utterback returned Friday from
Drake University for a few days stay
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Ritter returned Sat
urday evening from several weeks stay in
in health which he hopes Is permanent
MI. and Mrs. ID. Snakenberg, WHO went
west at the same time, will not return for
Il few weeks vet
5. Paul, .Houghton came in Friday evening
from Monmouth, ILL.,, where he has been
attending Knox college. He will have a
ten days stay.
very pleasant little occasion transpir-
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wade
kirkpatrick Saturday where number of
ond birthday of Mr. Kirkpatrick's mother
and Der twin sister, Mrs. Nancy Ware, of
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box supper and quite an interesting pro-
gram Saturday, March 30 The question is
Resolved, that organized labor is the
Sanford Ross died Thursday Mr.. Ross
was born Jan. II. 1918, in Kentucky: he
had lived here long time and was high
" respected. He was buried in the Brooks
cemetery, March %; The funeral services
Pleasant Home church.
Miss George Milafds baby died Sunday
morning and was buried Monday at the
BROOKS cemetery.
SAINT Ross baby is very sick with lung
fever.
HopeweIl.
Hopewell, March 25-Meetinas are still
IN progress at the Baptist church. Rev.
broyles will hold the meetings alone few
nights longer as Rev. Cross and wife
started for their home today
Miss Ada Roberts visited Sunday with
Miss Addie Ornian.
Miss Millie Lafollet, of Blakesburg. at
tended church at this place Sunday night.
Ben Black and family, Lem Garrison and
family and Fred Armstrong and family
were Sunday visitors with Zeke Dye and
family.
Miss Thema Overture visited a few days
last week with her brother Will and fam
Miss Kate simmons of Albany. is visit
ing In this vicinity and attending church.
Jennie. Hunter and Harrison Houk took
dinner Sunday with George Houk and
family.
Mrs. Laura McReynolds visited Sunday
night and Monday with Mrs. Mabel Over
turf.
Misses Kate Simmons. Ada Roberts, Lib.
bic Hamilton, Ola CLOSER, yirgie Closer
and .Elma Roberts visited Wednesday at
the Walker home.
The public sale at ]. NJ. Walkers last
Wednesday was quite we'll attended for
such disagreeable day.
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Agency.

. Agency. March 25.-J. Glendenning. who
IS student of the Iowa Wesleyan Of Mt
Pleasant, Is spending his vacation with
his sister. Mrs. "A. Il. Thornley,.
Frank Hill, of Batavia, was In town las
Saturday.
The following teachers of this place at
tended the teachers meeting at Eidon st
Saturday. Prof, T.. Il. sidnore. Misses r.
Davies Manic Foster. Fannie Nye. Hulda
Cremer Ida Kneen and Grace Allen
. MIR. and Mrs. l.. Il. Copeland and Mrs
10. l.. Irescol, Of Batavia. spent Sunday
here with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nelson
Miss Burgason, of Dudley, was an over
Sunday visitor here with her friend Miss
kneen.
The third quarterly meeting will be held
In the Nj. Il. church here next Sunday
Rev. w. r. Gilmore, of Ottumwa, will
preach in the morning and Rev. Lambert
in the evening.
DR.. Grant Augustine is visiting his pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. p. Augustine.
G, NJ. Croy spent last Friday with his
mother at Fairfield.
A. S. Humphrey is building new bed
room onto his house.
Chas. Foster has returned home after
spending the winter in South Dakota.
Men and teams are arriving to 20 to
work on the, new Burlington track.
1t is reported that Agency is to have a
newspaper in the near future.
DR.; Grant Augustine Is talking of locat-
ing here.
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NORTH ENGLISH.

| North English. March 25.-The lecture
given last week under the auspices of tile
lecture course was well appreciated and
well attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Grffith are visiting at the
home of the latter's parents Mr.. and Mrs
ii. A. Flucky
Several of our farmers have sold their
farms and expect going to Oklahoma.
The Infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carey
Brown is lying critically i'll Mt their home.
| w. W. Roland has traded his new house
Mr.. and Mrs. i. i. Brown of Marengo,
are visiting in town.
C.. G. Post is still working at telephones.
Delta.
Delta, March Willie Sterling, of os-
kaloosa, spent Sunday with his parents
e. r. Jordan returned from Des Moines
Tuesday.
Frank Dunn was reelected director of
the school for three years:
DIR. Stevenson was here Tuesday on pro-
fessional business.
Tom Hankins is at West Chester for
few days.
Clay Eisenhower returned from Ottumwa
Wednesday morning and will leave for
Colorado in a few days.
:, Prof. McAiillnan and Roy Bump drove to
Rose Hill Saturday.
The creamery has been sold to Ed Stud
evant,. who will run it this summer.
LAWYER Brown. of Sigourney, was here
on business Tuesday.
John McNabb will leave soon for south
ern Kentucky.
DR.. Johnson was in Sgourney over Sun
day.
Ross Brown has returned from his Iowa
Falls visit.
Marcus. Fisher has sold his home place
to Hick Knox.
p. l.. Holden was visiting his son. j. P.
Holden, at Wellman Friday and Saturday.
o. e.. Crane. of Springville, was visiting
his uncle, p. Il. Holden, for a few days.
Roy Bump will teach the Bum Oak school
this spring.
]. Il. Pcrdue, of ottumwa, was visiting
his .rn brother Z ; D NJ; Peraue Tuesday -,
success in every way.
j. b. Bump and Rees Dunn We're nomin-
nted 1T the citizens caucus Thursday
Class d of the high room will give
The Il. p. lodge will give u minstrel
SHOW in n week or two.
Tack Itterbach is at Hayesvills for a
Mrs. Leo Vernon returned from Des
Nl0ines Saturday.
Roy Van Gordon was in Delta Friday
Humeston.
Humeston, March 25-w. +. Ulm, who
has been visiting with his sister in Wau-
returned home Friday and reports a pleas
ant visit and fine country.
Miss I.ibbie McKibben has returned
home from Ohio after an absence of ser-
eral months.
Y. Wemple, Of Beatrice, Nebraska, was
in town transncting business the first of
the week.
iting at the home Of Mrs. George King.
Mrs. ID. w. Ulm made a business trip to
Corydon. Thursday.
Reys. Shea. McBeth and Harmed were
In the city Friday attending the mission
airy convention held at the NJ. T.. church.
REV, Rev. B. w. Cozier went to Corydon
Miss Ethel Crawford closed successful
term of school in district number six, on
Tuesday.
3 All McCulloch was elected director Of
the Humeston Independent district.
The i. o. o. f. lodge has been improv.
ing the looks of their hall by placing in
gas lights, papering and laying an ingram
carpet on the floor This will make the
i. O.. o. b. hall one of the incest in south
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/ = Vi d
! Eddyyille, March 26-Mrs. r. j.
| Williams of Hamilton was an oyer
Sunday visitor at the Ross home.
Miss Neva Penick of Ottumwa is
here visiting friends.
| Mrs. A. c. Black is at Missouri Val.
ley a guest of her sister, Mrs. Kate
/ Burbank
Lewis Harding has purchased the
G. D. True property on Fourth street
Miss Clara True is home from col.
lege at Mt Vernon for short visit.
Mrs. Effie McCrea returned from ST.
Louis Thursday.
Attorney Frank Hall is in Bonaparte
getting his Office fixtures ready for
shipment. He has rented the room
occupied by the N. w. Engineers and
will open an Office there soon.
Will Mintonge will soon commence
the construction of fine residence ON
| first street
Mrs. Van Saunders and Miss Roxie
We're Ottumwa callers last week
Mrs. Charlotte Stuart, who has
been sick for some time, is reported
improved.
1t is learned that a postoffice has
been established at Buxton with Mar
garet A. Wills as postmistress.
The Knights of Pythias are contem-
plating building the second story on
the new Cowley block for a hall. Mr..
Cowley will commence his construc-
ton as soon as the weather permits.
James Gallagher, who has veen very
sick for some time, is improved and
able to be about the house.
Nrc hTau -Charruopd ,ot,,,poJ Co4,,r
day from Kansas City.
Notwithstanding that the search for
the body of Abe Lafferty has been
prosecuted with care and persistence
since the accident twelve days ago no
trace of it has been discovered.
Boftown.
Boftown, March 26.-D. e. Davis
has bought the Don Israel farm and
taken possession.
Mr.. kirkpatrick has bought the N.
Bowen farm.
Levi and Call Mood and d. E. Davis
went to Ottumwa today on business.
A number of new buildings are IN
progress of erection in our town. Levi
Mood is erecting new house to be
occupied by Fred Heckherd.
Mrs. D. e. Davis called on Mrs.
Perry Owens Friday afternoon.
Mrs. G. S. Wood visited the Davis
home Saturday. Their little son, Her
man. is able to be out again
Lee Rimes is improving nicely aft or
his severe accident.
]. T. Mood from this place visited
his grandfather, T. ]. Mood, of Orman-
vile last week.
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kirkville.

Kirkville, March 90 The Rev
Chas. Garvin. of West Virginia, has
returned to his home after a pleasant
visit with his cousin, VIM. Garvin.
G. F. Eakins, Miss Bertha Nicolas
son and Miss Gertrude Moore attend
ed the educational meeting at E1don
Saturday.
ISL Mrs. Mary Cole is spending the
week with friends at Cedar.
John Grimstead, of Des Moines, Wis
tied at the VIM. Graham homee last
week.
Miss Winnie Garrett, of Cedar, is
visiting with Mrs. Cuba McDonough.
Mrs w. S. Moore and children left
Friday for an extended visit at the
home of her parents near Burlington
Rev. w. S. Moore filled his usual APP
polnt7nents on Sunday and left Mon
day for Burlington. He expects to be
absent week ~
Miss Moore. of Moulton, is spending
a few days with her sister, Miss Ger
truda Moore.
Mrs Silas Shaver entertained a
number of ladies at carpet rag sew
ing Friday evening.
Mr. Giltner, of Ottumwa, was trans
acting business in Kirkville and vicin-
ity last week.
Miss Lora Zentz spent Saturday in
sOttumwa
Miss Bertha Thompson visited with
friends at Keokuk last week
Miss Florence Dinsmore returned to
Hiteman this morning after visit
with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. D. G..
Dinsmore.
DIR. VIM. Abegg has improved the
appearance of his dwelling by the adj
dition of new porch.
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For SALEt-Business stand and farm. 1873
acresl in Piedmout section, Virginia, Groom
dwelling, out buildings, tenant house, black
smith shop, icehouse filled, fine orchard
aud apple house; store, good trade with post
ottcel; two miles TO depot, with telephone con-
nection; nicely located for summer boarders;
price s.. 500. Address J. w. Fox, Yaucey
Mills. Va 80
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-09-10
RAILROAD PROJECT
Phoenix TO Benson Connecting With
the s P.and Phi lips. Dodge Line.

\ Reliable information was received in
Phoenix yesterday that there Is in con
temptation the construction of a rail-
road which will be of great Importance
to this ocaity. The projected line VIII
run from Phoenix to Benson, where ii
will connect win the Phelps Doige rail-
way system, ana also with the South
ern Pacific.
Ii is understood that Mr.. F. NJ. Mus-
ply and some eastern associates are
considering the a6visability of building
the line. For this purpose the Phoe-
nix & Eastern Railroad company was
rscsntly Incorporated and while a
number of the directors are officials OF
the Santa Fe. Prescott & Phoenix rail-
way. this undertaking by Mr.. Murphy
has NJ connection with that company
He simply asked his friends in Pres
| colt to act as directors, and II hap
pens that some of them are officers Of
ths Santa Fe. Prescott & Phoenix road.
II is understood th2t Mr.. Murphy has
put survey party In the field to make
a preliminary survey in order to en-
able him to determine whether such II
line would be practicable at reason
able cost. 1t cannot, be doubted that
IL the people along the line OF the pro-
pose6 road show a disposition to en-
courage it's construction Mr.. Murphy
will be able to secure necessary cap
ital to build the road. He is now in
Europe, but will return To Arizona nsyt
month. when, 1t is said, he will give
the subject his earnest attention.
The importance of the proposed line
To Phoenix and the Salt River valley IL
apparent at a glance. Tbs great min
eral Districts In Pina county beyond
Florence would be brought into direct
connection with Phoenix, and a very
important market for Salt River val
ley products would be opened. The
Ray mine as well as numerous Other
important properties In that locality
would be steadily operated IL provided
with railroad facilities. whereas now
the mining industry in that part of the
territory is badly handicapped by the
high cost Of coke and fuel
BY connecting at Bnson with the
greet Phelps Dodge system. another
direct line from Phoenix to r. Paso
would BE- established. II IL said that
within another year the Phelps Dodge
system will comprise more than one
thousand mil:s of railroad. one term
mus being at a port on thu western
coast # Mexico. The country in Mex
leo which is being deve 'oped by the
new line IL richly mineralized. and
many important mines are being de-
Velop d. Thus new field for he trade
of Phoenix merchants Will h ODpDpd
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-09-10
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.

In the Probate Court of the County OF
Maricopa, Territory of Arizona.
In the Matter of the Estate of Joseph.
inc Elvey. Deceased
Notice is hereby given that, in pur-
suance of an order of the Probate
Court in and for the County of Mari
copa, Territory Of Arizona. made on
3lst day of August 1901. In the matter
of the estate of Josephine EIvey de-.
ceased. the undersigned the admins
traitor OF said estate, will sell at pri-
vate sale. to the highest bidder. sub
jcct to confirmation by said Probate
Court. on or after Friday, the 18th day
of September, 1901, the following de-
scribed real property to wit: The
northeast quarter of section four "a in
township one % north of range two ca
east in Marlcopa county, Arizona.
Bids for said property win be received
by tie undersigned at the store of Ell
vey & Hulett in Phoenix, Arizona.
Terms of sale: Cash, or e-half cash
and balance on one years time. Sc
cured by note of purchaser and mort
gege on the land.
THOS. X. ELVEY,
Administrator of the Estate of JOSEPH
inc Elvey, Deceased.
Dated Sept. 1901.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-09-10

| caught a three-inch catfish and 4 mui =
| turtle about the size OF a quarter, But
thy hai a fine time.
The Rohrig district school op ned
yesterday with Miss Helen NJ Stewart
in charge. A fine porch is being built
in f.ont and everything cleaned up
and reprinted. The school house Is a
very pretty oEs, and the people are to
be congratulated on securing The serv-
ices Of as excellent and amiabe teacher
as Miss Stewart.
Flerc was a fire out on the Cant
place yesterday In which Wolf Sachs
was the loser. Thirty tons of hay,
wagon. TWO sets of harness. two beds
and camp outfit We're burned up.
The horses were lett lied to the wagon
While the men who wer at work there
went to Hanson's place 10 grind some
tools. The horses broke loose from
'he wagon and We're uninjured. The
origin of the h:c is unknown
The HartsfiClj sale today promises to
bring large "lowd Of people 10 Tempe.
as the former Hartsfeld stables con-
tanned some of the best drivers in
town and some Of the handsomest turn
outs, including beautiful high back ]
surrey and several firstclass rubber
tired rigs. The sale starts promptly al
, =. m. today (September 100. W. y.
Hammond. auctioneer.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-09-10
NOTICE FOR POSTING OF SETTLE
MENT OF ACCOUNT.

In the Probate Court of the County OF
Marcopa. Territory of Arizona.
I'm the Matter of the Estate of Joseph
inc Elvey, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Thomas
X. Elvey, the administrator Of Joseph
Inc Elvey, deceased. has rendered and
presented for settlement, and fled in
said Court. his first annual account
of his administration of said estate:
and that Monday. the 10th day of Sep
TENDER, 1901. at 10 O'Clock a. m, at the
court room OF said Court, at the court
house in Phoenix. in said Marcopa
county, has been duly appointed by the
Judge of said court, for the settlement
of said account, at which time and place
any person interested in said estate
may appear and file hts exceptions in
writing 10 the said account and con-
test the same.
Dated Sept. 9Th. 1901
G. VI. LANDER, Clerk.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-09-10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the chairman of the board OF trustees
of the Reform School For Juvenile Of
Tenders, up to September 10th, 1901, at
O'Clock, p. M, for the construction of
building to be known as the Reform
School For Juvenile Offenders. at Ben
son, Arizona, as provided for by an act
of the territorial legislature approved
March 2lst, 1901.
Plans and specifications for the build
Ing to be constructed, together with
the contract to be executed for
the construction thereof; sections
of the act above referred to in refer
ence to the raising of funds for the
payment of the construction and all
other essential information are on file
for inspection 1t the offices of Messrs
frost & Rust. Architects, A. o. U. w.
building, Tucson, Arizona
Forms for bids may be had upon APP
plicatlon TO the architects above named.
and all bids submitted must be upon
such forms
Bids will be opened at the office OF
the board of trustees at No. - Con-
giess street, Tucson, Arizona, on Tues
day, September 10, A D., 1901, at .
o'clock p. m.
All bids submitted, to receive con-
sideration, must be accompanied by a
certified check for at least five per
cent % per cent? of the total amount of
the bid as guarantee that the bidder
viii enter into contract within three
CD days after being awarded the same.
The beard of trustees reserves the
right to reject any and all bids sub
mltted.
c. F. SCHUMACHER. Chairman.
II. GERWEIN, Vice Chairman.
H. BUEHMAN, Clerk.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-09-10

corps of teachers under Prof. j. D.
| Lopez who has so ably presided owe.
the school for two years past.
The following are the teachers in
who's hands the children OF the Mesa
district will be placed for the coming
year: j. ID. Lopez, science: Miss Cir
AID, language in the High school; Miss
Thomas, mathematics in High school
Miss Hester, 7th and Sth grades; Miss
Boatman. 9th grade: Miss Kendall,
9Th grade; ..irs. Stewart, 4th grade All
OF the above are teaching in the High
school building.
Mrs. Johnson. Srd grade; Miss Abel,
End grade; Mrs. Winger, End primary,
and Mrs. Lopez. LIST primary.
Miss Priscilla Allen, who Is a grad
uate from the st. Joseph Stake acad-
envy, has the upstairs room of the old
school building for a kindergarten
class, and her furniture was moved In
place this morning. The ages eligible
to the kindergarten department are
2j cents per week.
There are not quite as many members
of the High school as were expected
yet others in and out of the district are
expected to take advantage of this ex-
cellent branch inaugurated this year.
The tuition for High school to outside
pupils will be So per year. PAYABLE in
advance.
Miss Boatman, who IS teaching the
Sixth grade in the Mesa schools this
year has made good use of her vaca-
ton in travel, having visited the Pan
American and many of the cities of the
east. including Philadelphia. New York
and Chicago. She had delightful
trip and only arrived in the valley 10 at
week She says after all she was glai
to get back, for there Is no place Ike
Mesa and the Salt River valley.
The Alma school opened this morning
with large attendance.
DR. NJ, w. Brack, wife and daughter
and Miss Games returned from the
coast last Saturday after delightful
summer at Long Beach and other OF
the principal pleasure resorts. The
summer outing has improved the health
of Mrs. Brack. who had been very sick
for n few weeks preceding her going
to the coast. wonderfully. While away
DR.. Brack visited and inspected one of
the finest herds of goats in California
and may purchase some of thsm 70
place ON his ranch above Wickenburg.
MIR Burt Winger has the foundation
laid OF the handsome 5-room brick
house he is building on his property
on Block Ia. Mesa. Ellis Johnson Is
doing the masonry work. whi,h is
guarant of the house being. when
model in construction.
The roof Is now on j. H. Ba acts
new brick house and the plasterers are
at work finishing the Interior walls.
The brick work on this building was
also dOns by Mr.. Ellis Johnson. and
j. II. Rhodcn is doing the carpente:
work
Mr.. Louis Hobson and Orley Stapley
We're the speakers in the tabernacle
Sunday.
The Young Mems NJ. I. association Of
the Mesa ward was organized sunday
night with the following officers: !. :.
Allen. president Dan HILBERT and l..
V Guthrie. first and second counsels,
James Miller. secretary ana treasurer;
g. NJ. Fryer, assistant secretary; Char
ley Allen librarian; and Elijah Allen,
Instructor Of the junior class.