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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-06
DENIAL BY mr.. HILL
WILL NOT RESIGN OR MOVE oUr OF
ST. PAUL.

NEW YORK, Dec 5.-The Commercial
Advertiser printed the following state
ment made to day by James J. HE'LL pres
ident of the Great Northern railway:
st have no intention Of resigning the
presidency Of the Great Northern COM
pany. Furthermore, am not going to
give up my residence or home In ST..
PAUL.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-06
A PLEA FOR BAIL
ATTORNEYS FOR WEST IN THE GEL
EBRATED MARSH CASE OFFER
ARGUMENTS
IT WAS NOT PREMEDITATED
Is the Claim of the Friends of
West-That the killing Was
Done in SeIf-Defense and
in Heat of Passion.

GRAND FORKS. N. D., Dec. 5.-An-
other step was taken in the West muir
der case when Messrs. Cochrane and
Corliss applied to Judge Fish to fix the
amount of bail for the defendant. The
grounds for the application are that the
killing of Frank w. March was entirely
unprecedented.
Judge Corliss said the circumstances
fully warranted admitting the defendant
10 bail In his opinion the bond should
be fixed at from $4,000 to $4,000; that
this amount was ample and that it would
be cheerfully furnished without delay.
He said that, while the affair was deplor-
able there had been no intent on the
part of the defendant to commit a crime;
that he had been acting all the time in
Eelf-defense.
In behalf of the state, States Attorney
Wipeman and his assistant, Scott Rex,
spoke very briefly. The point on which
they placed stress was the testimony OF
p Mcdonnell, a contractor Of Duluth,
who witnessed the shooting and the blows
that preceded 1t. In the preliminary
hearing Mcdonnell stated that when
West arose to his feet after he had been
Knocked down, he appeared very col
lected. He drew his revolver deliberately
and fired though several in the room
cautioned him not to shoot. Mcdonnell
said that West did not appear excited in
the least, and that he appeared to know
exactly what he was doing when he fired
the fatal shot. The state also called at
tention to the fact that Mcdonnell had
testified that w. B. Wood did not forci-
bly, pull March away from Nest; that he
simply took hold of MARGINS arm, and
that March backed away Of his own
accord and continued to back away
even after Wood let go of his arm,
and until the shot was fired by West.
The state, therefore, held that the de-
PENDANT was not entitled to bail and that
he should be held by the sheriff until
the trial was over, the same as any
matter was taken under Amusement by
Judge Fisk.
The funeral of March was held yester-
hay afternoon in the Presbyterian church
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-06
Supposed burglars Punched.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Dec. 5.-Sioux City
police today arrested two men giving
their names as Joe Budd and S. F. Brad
ley, on suspicion Of being the burglars
who robbed the Fronstadt, 8. D., postor-
fee, recently. Over $500 in stamps was
in their room.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-06
witte Sent Up for a Year.

Special to The Globe.
SIOUX. FALLS, S. D., Dec. 5-Judge
Jones, of the circuit court, has sentenced
tiary for year. Witte pleaded guilty to
forgery. He was married only a week or
two before his arrest.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-06
A Death Mt Fargo.

FARGO, N. D., Dec. &C. C. Gregory,
of this city, is dead, after a severe ILL
ness from typhoid ever and complica-
tons. He was for many years the rep
resentative Of Griggs, Cooper & Co., Of
St. Paul, in this territory
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-06
Cows MIXED and Butter churned.

HURON, S. D., Dec. 5.-The State Dairy
and Buttermakers convention closed this
morning. OlncerS Tor the ensuing year
are: Leland Griffith, of Desmet, presi-
oent; c. 2. Sherwood, OF Desmet, secre-
tary; L. S. Tyler, of Salem, treasure,
and one vice president from each judicial
circuit
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-06
News OF THE NORTHWEST

Cloud resident to the cemetery in
many years. The services at the home
were impressive and were conducted by
Rev. H. F. Parshall, of St Johns Ep1s-
copal church. Among the pallbearers
were M III. Foley and D. g. White, Of
ST Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-06
Heaxx Fire LOSS Ina WISCONSIN.

STEVENS POINT, Wis, Dec. 81.
Drills Sons immense dry goods store was
burned to the ground today. The loss
$4,000 on building. The property was in
sured for $4,000. Several tenants in the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-06
MURDERERs MUST DIE.
Iowa Jury Returns a Verdict of
Guilty Against Two.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Dec. 5-The jury
in the case of the Greenville, Iowa, rob-
bers, Louis Brooks and Albert Phillips,
at Storm Lake, returned verdict finding
gree and fixing the penalty at death. Two
members of the posse were fatally shot
by the robbers and one robber killed in a
fight at Albert City.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-06

Unique among soaps is
more than soap--Fels- Naptha
soap. Does the wash with
half work.
The grocer returns your
money if you don't like it.
Fels 4 Co.. makers. Philadelphia.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-06

kidney bladds
send Dr. Khnr
Immediately without
generous Coba.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-06

famous kidney remedy, Swamp Root.
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poor digestion. when obliged to pass your
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Ing or irritation in passing. brick-dust
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nervousness. heart disturbance due to
bad kidney trouble, skin eruptions from
bad blood. neuralgia, rheumatism, dia-
betes, bloating. irritability, worn-out feel
ing, lack of ambition, loss of flesh. sal
low complexion, or Bright's disease.
If your water, when allowed to remaia
Cndisturbed in glass or bottle for twen-
ty-four hours, forms a sediment or set
ting or has cloudy appearance, 1t Is
evidence that your kidneys and bladder
need immediate attention.
SWamp-Root Is the great discovery OF
Dr.. kilmer. the eminent kidney and blad-
der specialist. Hospitals use it with WON
derful success In both slight and severe
cases. Doctors recommend 1t to their
patients and use it in their own families,
because they recognize in Swamp Root
the greatest and most successful remedy.
Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and Is
for sale the world over at druggists IN
bottles Of two sizes and two prices-ffty
cents and one. dollar. Remember tbs
name, Swamp-Root, and the address.
Rfngha nitOD N. Y,
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lie q Ride ON Street Carr.

Call at Twin City Coupon Co., 30 Ger
mania Life building. St Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-06
FARMING PAYS IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
Last Years Crop on GAO Acres Gave
Profit of $9,525.

Special to the Globe.
SIOUX FALLS, s. D., Dec. SO. T.
Brapdhagen, farmer living. near Len
hoX, has just purchased a 240-acre tract
adjoining his farm at cost of $685.. He
says that the crops raised by him this
year practically gave him a profit great
enough to pay for this 240- acre addition
to his farm. He now owns $50 acres in
a body.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-20
VICTORIA.

Mrs A. W. Burroughs gave a domino
panty last Friday night at her lovely vast
End home in honor of Misses Frazier ami
Vance Of San Antonio and Miss Mercer o.
New York, who have been visiting here fol
the past month or so. About fifteen couples
were present and enjoyed delightful even
ing. Misses Vance and Mercer left for san
Antonio Saturday morning, but Miss Frazier
will remain a while longer
The semi-monthly hop of the f. F. v So
cial club at their rooms on Wednesday
night of this week proved the most delight
full of the many delightful similar occasions
this popular organization has given. There
were very few absentees, as the weather
was eDticngly propitious and the music
additionally attractive, The grand march
was led by Mr.. Oscar Levy and Mrs. Pow.
ers,
Mr.. II. S. Cunningham has gone to Ennis
to make a ten days visit TO his daughter
Mrs. Walter Henning.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Shields are enter
tanning a new arrival at their home on
Liberty street-a boy
Mrs. Russell Ward CT Edna visited hel
Parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Mitchell, thi,
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ludcr Of san Mar
cos returned lone yesterday after Il visit
of a week 20 relatives in Victoria, which
was the former home of Mr.. Luder, who Is
now located ut San Marcos with the Inter
national and Great Northern railroad.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Hall returned home lasr week
after several weeks spent with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Daniels.
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Ruth. have returned from visit % nan.
Mrs; Lowry and daughters. Misses inseic
ana Sladys, o. Chicago are guests Of Mrs
Mrs. Charles II. Mills Of corsicsn, :.
w TIl,siung her parents, Colonel and Mrs NJ
Mrs. Malcolm cernes and her sister Mics
'oulter. are visiting In Reagan 's'
Mrs. Fred Pryor left Yesterday for n
Nsit to her parents In Beton.
irs =. W. Hutchison of Houston is tho
gust of her parents, Mr. and Mrs A n
| NJ onnlco, of this city. - -
Ms. Earl Nesmith left yesterday IN iotn
| her husband In Martin Miss
MI y y. Shields has gone for visit
| 10, trends in Duke, Texas
r, Mrs b. White returned yesterday from
Mrs. James II. Webb has gone 70 GAIA.
Wen tospend few days with her parents
De ana Mrs ]. +. Oliver
The Mutual Improvement circie n tItor
ary cum composed of twenty OF Bryan' $
alfost taluted women. met "Wednesday
| aaIternoonpt the home of Mrs. w A Ranks
Chuer IN, able direction Of the newly
elected President, Mrs. John T. Hanway.
me club wprk Of the new wear is entered
INTO with z@l and earnestness by the mem
oers, ana e.ch weekly meeting As one of
pressure ana profit AT no time since its
uLgahizntion' six years ago. has the future
OF TINS club leen more promising and lie
hslgn rank among the best lit rary clubs
1ir i me state \ an honor Of which Bryan
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ORANGE.

Mrs Pennington. who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Turpin, left for her
home in Yinton Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs S, a. Robertson were In
Houston for a few days this week
Miss Edna Hart spent one day in Hous-
ton this week.
Mrs Dr. ]. f. Reeves is visiting friends
In McComb City. and will probably re-
main for seyeral1&y
Mrs John McElhenny was visiting In
Beaumont last Wednesday.
Among the arrivals and departures 10
and from the city this week were; Mrs:
W. e. Mount and niece. Altha Talbert Of
Gibson, La who were guests of the family
Of Colonel W. ID. Belts.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stark spent Mon
day in Terry.
Mrs Turner returned to the city after a
several days visit among friends in Beau
Miss F. Webster left for Crowley early
in the week 10 visit friends
Mr. and Mrs. George Grimes who have
been visiting in Houston and ES1umont'
returned Ia the city Thursday morning.
Mrs NJ. L. Field and family left Friday
morning for the home of her parents IN
OsteGa, n. Y.
Miss Allan Puja Of Lake Charles, who
has been visiting Mrs DR. s. NJ. Brown
left for her home this week.
Miss Lettie Looney, daughter OF the post
master. spent few days in Lake charles
Mr. George NJ Barnes and daughter;
Ethel. arrived from Ennis this week and
are domcled at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
]. L. Davis and wife Of Pretoria, H.,
were Orange visitors this week
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WHARTON.

Mrs. ]. W. R@enberry paid a visit tr
relatives In Houston this week
Mr.. and Mrs w. l.. Hall and fomur
Mr and Mrs. Mcknight and children. Mrs
DR. Andrews and Children. Mrs. A / Eos
ter, were among. the whartonites who nj
tended ForepaugE and Sells circus at Vie
toria.
MT and Mrs George warrach and chill
dren visited RELATIVES In Victoria this weel,
Miss Tenie Hardpan and Miss Fannio
Gregory of Van Wick are the ruests q,
Mrs. Frank Hodges.
Mrs Il. HAYES and sons. Jac. and tI,,h
spent several days II Houston this weeE
DR.. j. Barclay and family. who borc
made their home in Wharton for severoi
months will leave fol Beaumont Monda%
turing thelr snort stay here they have
them e'N' !" 'oSe
MIR. and Mrs Marsh are entertaining
very, welcome visitor a fine boy, who mr..
rived this week a.
Mn Mr. and Mrs. Vineyard and Miss Mary
and Master Frank, aud Nessrs G. A '0 and
W. A. Harris, were among the yisitnrg ~
the Bayou city this week ~
Mrs. Joe Hudglns and Miss Ethel Hudr
ms, OF Hungerford, visited Mrs. L. A. Arm
strong Wednesday.
Mrs. Il. Hudgins visited Mrs. ] p TavIo,
several days this week
N.Y. Alva Murray is visiting his parents
Prof. and Mrs. j. e. Murray.
Mrs. Abbott of El Campo passed tbroppb
wharton this week, en- route for Afnnsas
ing relatives. ''''
Mrs: S. Wooten, after a pleasant visit ia
her daughter, Mrs. H. A. Cline, has re
turned to her home in Beaumont.
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CONFEDERATE PRIvATEERs.
One of the Most Noted Was Built in
Philadelphia.


Philadelphia
pbilodelnbio Evening puuctIn
ln''uuelPh'a hNen'us nuneD'n'
1t Is perhaps not generally known that
the Confederate priyateur Sumter, which
Admiral R.pbael Semmce commanded be-
~ A.. -.
lore ne became captain OF tue Alau"lha'
and which for time was n terror to mer.
chantmen. was built in PHILADELPHIA. She
- -. go, 49,, .,.t..,..a =, Mt,
c"ine ors'nanS iloI ,n' 'nip'% iu " 80 -!
& Lynn, after models made by John w.
LYNN. and her machinery was constructed
a., p,on,,, N,,uo A. rn she v,os coIIed
w he"n'e' N'"'' ~ 'uo "'N
the Habana When she was launched sew
eral years before the opening Of the war;
and was noted for her swiftness, having
made a record In the Delaware river OF
sixteen miles In htty-eight minutes She
was built for James Mcconnell n Co. OF
New Orleans, in the Cuban trade and soon
after the civil war broke out she attracted
wide attention by her operations as prlNa
teer, which, however, were entirely echpsed
by those of the Alabama.
When the Alabama was built IN the
shipyards OF the Mcssrs Lard az Blrkeh-
head she was known gs ZV Whlch was
her humoSr IN INC ~ %l NVastls , envpd
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

n reddlng In high life took place In this
"A Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock
# two Of Corpus Christi's most popular
r b people were united In the holy bonds
.rmOny by Rev. C. Jaillet. The CON
Mis- parties were Mr.. Chester Congdon
& go lnd Miss Laura Rosalia Blossman,
n u this city. To the beautiful melody
sndelsohn's wedding march, the bridal
n entered the beautifully decorated
Ea- the party consisting of the stately
70 and r. G. Blossman, Jr., groomsman.
tie charming bride and Miss Kate GAN.
Bridesmaid; William Sprague and Ray
\ savage ushers. The groom and his
lalt were attired In conventional
n Inc bride was attired in chic
o. white Organdie trimmed In Point
PENCE lace and satin Jabots designed in
row popular old world mode. A show
4 iuHe draped with rhine stones and
Flu; plume'like. white arbutus caught
ana mere with deft touches of arts.
snh ana held captive by sprays of
IONS, enyeloped the beautiful bride Ike
tA through which cleaned her almost
70 har and exquisite coloring, remind
one q a choice bit of dainty Dresden.
carried striking bouquet of white
sla pure white carnations and n fam
tquogm Oh price value--a filmy thread,
btaanlAercnlet, yellow with age and
EHitn romance. Miss Gaffney was
.'sl 70 venetian swiss. made picturesque
meg faces and marine blue relief.
n Iuge cathedral was beautifully deco
lM me occasion by friends of the
snfuhg parties and there was not a
rA' gay o6tainable in the spacious edl-
aIlef the nuptlal knot was firmly
ls party left the church for the Bloss-
n Wnere sumptuous repast was
~ ana where all INDUCED and wished
'As lappy pair a bon voyage on life's
\, w ~ Methodlst parsonage in this city
~, 49, ".eunesday evening a quiet wedding
-yyAt was performed at $50 O'Clock by
49,. y Linn when he pronounced the
it s'Ie ceremony which forever sealed
~ v''I W hearts Of Mr.. S. II. Pitts of
y christi and Miss Yea Ridgell of
e man and wife. Af,cr the cere-
~, s"e uappy couple were made the re-
J IN IA hearty reception at their new
" mesquite street.
s,.pl u Murphy and her charming
AN si'sS Kate, have gone to san An
W ~ az extended visit.
"A - r. A. hlng, r. j, Kleberg and fam
ce Tses9r hleberg have returned from
!, b sro to spend some time at their
I \, NSeilye Rooney of Laredo Is visiting
~ nome In this city.
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HASKELL.

Mr. Ed Carter and Mrs. Annie Gilmore
both Of this place, were married IN the
18th instance. Justice OF the Peace Knowles
offciated.
Mrs. R. f. Sheriff. and little ones are on
visit to relatives in Graham.
Mr. Maeauly Of sweetwater who is con
nected with the Kansas city, Mexico 80
Orient road. was In town the first Of lnt
week, aud stated that the road would Ger
tainly be built through. Our Town Is YET
hopeful Of drawing il by here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Of Rayner visited IN
Haskell this week .,
Mrs. C. D. Long is quite III, the result
of an accidental spinal sprain
Mrs. Gasco is quite low with typholo
fever, not expected to live
Miss Alma Aston, who has been mere
attending the public school, Is suffering
from slow fever at the home Of Mr., John
Fitzgerald.
Miss Minnie Ellis has returned from Dal,
las, where she went to see friends ano
the sights"
Miss Una Foster is visiting in Dallas at
Mrs. Rike and daughter. Miss Lille, are
visiting at Fsrmersville.
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rRAMp DOC eecoMEs A sTAR.
Joiaed a Show and Delights in Learning
New Tricks

Ioi,aed Show and Deliuhts in Learninu
Ne,., Tricks
,y,.t,,,... -" ''SNS
washington N'"''
u gness he Is just Ike Topsy Never huo
any father aud mother but just growled.
A. ioos, I,t, bt,.tb INST M, ana co,,iur iuto
80 as w. '"''
the show are as mysterious as MS present
acts In the ring are wonderful"
Tho above remarks ,verc mode nv Mr..
-,
Gentry, and the conversation hau tuiueu
10 beeuulul Wnlle colle uoR thot WIS
be.RE tghealsru p{ lIe tl',Eli'9 III M ,,
MY first acquaintance WIN PINS as we
nave mined NM continued Mt. HeullE,
was three NeAtS ago WHO our shuM WuN
touring tne Soutm 'Hll'ei,,oL ~ WITS guy
walked ont on the platform Of my car and
tnere' huudled Up hgalnsl Ihe uo"r, iuht a.
white dog or Nhat appeared 20 ne a. Wulte
dog, for ne was sc lhuduN Hhu uiflN one
could hardly zen ms eNhel col3r' NPon NY
appearance ne ran away anu uls"pP'"ltu
nnler a helgApoIlhg ppN cHt'
'Ihlnking ne was 4 town dog, pelonslnE
TO- some reslae9t Ih2ugnI no no , "p ,nt,II
tne matter, ana uiu HoI see III, gsn, I, W., XII,
asleep In the same place as before. Iii.
I'VE were then several hundred mlles
from where h2d seen nun thc hISl unlo,
ana QUESTIONED Wy uHgteiprr
except that he had been seen eating with
/ the other dogs uut Always ran away WhVh
approached
dog, so the next morning arose very carry
ana made thorough search OF the ignln,
AWAY back Ia the corner o! we cur; moue9
from view by nunDcr OF empty noaes'
discovered his trampship sound asleep
Il called TO nm, ana you meyer saw
such q happy dog In ",i your llie. iie
Jumped INTO my arms Nuheu my ndiiN'
ana from tldI moment we were IlShuS,
III was then that ] noticed rue pllghp
Intelligent look IN ms eyes and h3 ausg-
! uonate disposition, so ueIllVu 10 EiFJ
| him O. home with the other dogs flrst
| had him carefully washed men cippSu ana
| before many days ne seemed pcrIecuy con
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cuERo.

After pleasant visit with Cuero rela.
tlves Mrs. A. G. wimbish and little daugh-
ter Mary. left Monday for her home in
San Antonio.
Mrs. w. II. Brightwell of Port Lavnca
ana Miss Edna Woodward Of Taylor are
guests at the home Of Mr. T. w, Clement.
Miss Annie Thomas, having secured po-
sltlon as teacher, left Monday for Null
doon 10 take charge OF her school.
The Bright Side club was delightfully."- en-.
tertained Friday afternoon at the home OF
Miss Bertha Knopp
The ladies Of the Methodist church gave
dinner Wednesday; the sum of IS was
realized
lllliputian entertainment will be given
the Laddie and Lassie Light society by
Mrs. c. c. Howcrton Saturday night at her
hoSpltable home on Terrell street.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
viii give tea this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Burey Brownson.
DIR. ]. NJ. RUSS and daughter. Miss
Bertha, visited Edna relatives this week.
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visiting Miss Lula Mlze and Mrs r. G.
Gambling. ~ -
city this week. ~ '''
MT. and Mrs. Edd Blount and SON have
Ietnrned from Buffalo After seeing the
sSposltlon they visited Niagara Falls and
.aen went over into Canada and spent ser
eral days In Toronto.
Dr Bount and wife are at home again
from Colorado Springs.
Mrs Nancy Mary Hin, widow Of neMar-
Iuls christopher. deceased Mexican vote
the 18th Instant
city " !" '"
p, sam Dixon Of the Hcrston East and West
Texas railway was In che city this week.
- MIS-. Ida Cottenham and little daughter,
Etta OF Wells, are visiting Misses Dedu
ana Mary Hoya Of this city.
kev. Richardson, u. n. a PRESBYTERIAN
ulVlne, commences q protracted meeting at
the First Presbyterian church on the 18th.
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SAN MARCOS.

Miss Alma Malone of Abilene is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Birdie McCutcheon has returned
from a trip to Dallas and other points,
Miss Ross who has been here for some
time, returned to her home In Shreveport,
La, Wednesday.
Miss Eula Kone is visiting in San An
tonic.
Miss Ethel Hons returned last Saturday
from visit to Georgetown.
DR.. r. Atkinson and Major Eugene Green
returned this week from Sewauee, Tenn,
where they have been recuperating for some
months.
DR.. Earnest Digger OF Alexander. La,
is visiting his uncle, Mr. w. c, Dugger.
A pleasant society event was the recep-
ton Tuesday evening rendered to, Miss
Gesen, whom she is visiting. Refresh
ments were served In the beautifully deco
rated dining room of the Giesen mansion.
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HEARNE.

Mesdames T. F. Brashear and S Y. Smith
visited friends in Calvert Tuesday.
Mrs Cooper Allen and Miss Annie Boyd
of Calvert were in the city Thursday,
Mrs. Kate Hill OF Calvert Is visiting in
Hearne this week.
Mr. and Mrs. sol Katzenstein visited in
Calvert this week.
Misses Culbreth. Conaughton and Foster;
Megsrs. Parker Field and Wood OF Calvert
attend the "old maids convention" here
Thursday night
Miss Marie Drake returned to her home
In Monterey wednesday night aftH a Rev
eral months visit 10 relatives In this city.
Mr. and Mrs. j. f Peel of Franklin at
tended the show here Friday.