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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-09-07
TODAvIA NO HAY iNDEPENDEN.
CiA.
Los Cubanos tendran que Aguar.
dar OChO MeSeS pOr Su aIhe-
Iada independence.

Washington. d. @. Sept, q
Sc supo dihnitivaments hoy que
el gobierno de los Estados Unidos
no retirara sus tropas de ia Isla de
Cuba hasta dentro de siete d ocho
meses. Por 10 tsnto el gobirrno
Americana en- Ia Isls continGara
en- fuerza hasta que SO hayan We
rifcado las elecciopes para Ell es
cogimiento do dictates para el go
bierno, inoluso un Presidente, y,
bajo la constitution Cubans, estas
elecciones no podran ser conclui
das por varios rneses. Sc provte
en- la nueva ley electoral que ID
election dc Gobernsdorss oiviles
senadores y representatives no to
mara mgar hasta liz dias dsspnet
de dado al aviso de elecciou, Y es
to aviso no p3drA ser dad, hasta
quo la convention SO ponga d.
ecnerdo sobre los detalles fnhls'
de la ley electoral
Tnrubien se provee que la cleo
cion para Prrs'dente y vice Preti
depta no tomsrA lugar hasta II;
lia- teepnau Ie Ia presidents e'ea
Giait
-. a. =
EI general Wo' d QUE se hallbb'
gu los E-tados Uuijo4 hacia algur
tiempo partio para Cuba el dia
del corrieate y anunci6 que lneg'
que llegara ali daria aviso par'
que so verifqueu las eeccione' d,
Senadcres y Representatives.,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-09-07
Colombia y Venezuela.

La disputa Sud.Americana que
tsnto ha llsmado In stencion dc Ia
prsusa en- estos dltimos dias por'
que SO creia que enyolyerIa a W.
rias de las replblioas lotinaa y da.
ria una oportuuidad a algnna ns.
cion "humauitaria" do Ia Europa
para ensanchar sus dominios, pa.
rece circunscribirse a Venezuela
Y Colombia solamente,
Las relacianes entire los dos go
bieruos estan slgo tirantes. pero
todsvia no hay peligro de un rom
pimiento do hostilidades.
Por ahora la question SO reduce
q dimes y diretes entIe las dos re
p6blicas. Ambos gobiernos con
tindsn echandose mdtuamene Ia
culpa de cnanto ocurre, pero nc
pasan de ahi. Insisten el Presi
dente Castro y sus ageptes en- qut
enezuela fue realmente invadidt
por tropas regulares colombianss
en- que todo es obrs y maluina
oion del clericalismo oolombiano
pero contents Venezuela con ha
Der rechtzsdo las dos iovasione
no ira mas ALA, contsutandose col
mantener sus tropas a la defensive
on In frontera.
El gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos ha ofrseido sus busnos o6cio
q los dos gobiernos para media
.ehfre ambos y arreglsr Ia di6cul
tad que les tiene do esquina sil
reeurrir 4 las armas, ii despaoh'
a
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-09-07
MUM. 33

di6culto.o y compli ado. Hablando
diplomat,camente dijo que Ia Gran
Bfetaha estsba teniendo euorme
dihcultad en- So esfusrzo para So
meter q los Beers, y que no ha-
bia esperanzas de una temprana
terminacion del confiicto.
Els muy probable dijo Stowe que
eI muudo no tiene idea de Ia con-
dicion verdadera del Africa Meri-
dional, Las lineas teIegr&ficas es-
tan en- manos de los Inglesss y no
es de esperarse que ellos permitsn
que SO trssmita ninguna noticia
que sea extremamente dssventaio-
sa q la causa Brit6nics, pero de
vez en- cuando suele escurrirse al
guna noticia que da information
exacta.
La entrevista oon el Consul
Stowe, aunque cuidadosamente
lr l.tada por causa d. sa posic on
Official tiende a corroborar la sos
pecha de que no SO ha dicho nj Ia
mitad de 10 que pasa en- el Africa
Ausiral, No es diffcil Greer que ST
los lngleses llegan q oonquistar a
los Beers sera, segun 10 dijo en-
una vez el Presidente Kruger, 20
un preoio que hara estremscerse &
Ia humauidad.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-09-07
La HueIga del ACerO.

La huelga del acero principiada
haoe slgunas semanas y de Ia cual
dimos cuenta oportuna a nuestros
leotores ousndo oomenzo, esta to-
niendo el mismo fin que han tent
do todas las otras que la han pre-
oedilo. III monopolio del acero,
por muchos esfuerzos que 50 han
hecho, no ha cejado de gu posicion,
v POGO a POGO ha lido ahriendo aus
fAbricas, unas con brazos de entire
los mismos lluelgaistas y otfas con
ohreros de otras parties del pals,
Uebirlo q este y principalmente 4
la poca formalidad de los huelguis.
ias que va han vuelto al trabajo,
phrsce quo Ia victoria So pondra
otra voz de- parte de los monopo.
lios y el rcsultado probable sera
que los mas formales de los huel-
puistls so ouedsran bur 'adosy y pue'
de que hasta Gin trabajo.
Los monopolios estan bien Or
ganizados y tienen los medios pa.
ra sostenerse en- una lucha tai por
tempo indi6nido, pero los obreros
no 10 estau nj tleuen uianera de
sostenerss en- una lucha contra el
oapital por largo TEMPO.
Una liuelga seria efcaz 81 todc
Ell pueblo trabajador SO uniera, pa.
ro como esto psrese impossible, l.
mejor que deben hacer los caudi
Hos dc las organizaciones dc obre.
ros es preparsr sus huestes para q
lila do In eleocion; ALI pueden dal
un golpe de muerte q los monopo
llos 81 usan su sufragio como de
kau
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-09-07
AtenClOn, Padres de FamIIla.

Nos ha informado la Superin-
tendente de las Escuelas de Ia pla-
40 nueva que la atendencia do nj
nos do habla-espafiol q Ia esOuela
de Ia plaza nueva ests afo 90 mas
sscasa que nunca. Creyendo que
tai vez ssa por que temen ser re-
chazados por oausa de que no han
sido vacunados este afo, como 10
requiere ls ley, Ia dioha Superin-
tendente nos ha suplicado anuncie-
mos que ser&n recibidos todos los
nifios que tengan buena vacuna,
aunque no sea de este anc. Lo
tinico que 90 les requerira seia On.
seiiar la cicatriz de In vacuna.
Ahora una palabra de nuestra
parte, En- estos tiempos porque
atravesamos es indispensable 81
conocimiento del idioma ingles G
los que quieran emprender algun
| uegocio 0 tener alguna colocaoion
on las ciudades. En- los distritos
rurales debido a la pesima admi-
nistracion dc los negocios pdblicor,
hay ulguna escusa para que los nj
nos no 90 eduquen como deben,
| ALI 81 30 quedsn On Ia ignoranoie
la respoussbiIldsd recae sobrs los
o6cIales pdblicos. Pvro en las GIN
dades grsndes, y particularlnente
an la plaza nueva do Las Vegas
no la hay, y los padres de familia
que por descuido o oualqniera otra
razon no mandeu Asus nifios q Ia
escuela, iufringen 10 ley y come
ten un'crimen en contra de sus pro.
pios hjos. Toda Ia comunidad 40
horrorizaria y 40 indignaria contrs
un padre que adrede fuera y le cor
tara una pierna a IN hijo suyo Y
10 dejara inutilizado para 4 trahajo
por la vida. Tal hecho seria con-
siderable como un crimen contra Ia
sociedad y el perpetrador seria
castigado CON toda 10 severidad
que libra Ia ley, I'll crimen dc do.
lar q un nilo sin educacion, pu-
dieudo darsela, es ignal porque se
10 deja al nino tan inutilizado pa.
ra el trabejo como 81 10 faltara una
pierna o un braso. SRehusaran
los padres de familla dc Ia plaza
nueva daf una eduosoiou q sus hi.
Jos tan buena como 81 los mauda.
ran q Ia mejor esousla de pags del
Territoriof Esperamos que no,
, Los nihos de habla. .espsfiol dc la
plaza nueva debsn considerarse
asi mismos muy afortunados dc vi
vir aqui y tener la oportunidad de
educarse con maeetros habiles de
cuyos labios podran aprender el In
giles tan puro como 81 80 educarau
] en- un colegio y sinceramente lee
: aoonsejamos que no desperdicien
. ess oportunidad que ahora 90 les
} prsssnsa,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-09-07
La Question del Estado.

begun lR prensa Gel sur, oil De-
legado Rodey y el Gobernador
"nstivo" han puesto en- pie un mo.
vimiento enoaminado 4 oonvocar
una convention do Estado, on Ia
cludad do Albuquerque, durante
las ferias, que sera en- Ootubre.
No sabemos de que modo iran a
ser electos los Delegates q esa oon.
yenoion, pero ESQ POGO importa, 10
que debemos entender es que esa
convention sera benefciosa q Al
buquerque porque aumentsra 81
nGmero de visitantes & 10 cindad,
durante las ferias, y tambien es
possible, pero no probable, que el
Gobernador y oil Delegado Y sus
compinohes saquen alguna ganan-
cia polftioa del movimiento; pero
aparto do ESQ, sinceramente confe-
samos que somos de opinion que
mientras Mckinley sea oil Presi-
dente dc esta naoion, 10 oonven.
cion que SO quiere tensr en- Albu-
querque y oualquiera otro movi-
miento on pro del Estado, rssul.
tara infructuoso.
Tan fuerte ha sido Ia propagan-
da que los enemigos del territorio
han hecho en- contra dc 81 admi-
sion como Estado, por causa dc
que los Mejicanos y oil CatoIiuis-
mo predominant on Nuevo Mexico,
que parece que va el Presidente,
su gabinete y una mayorfa de los
miembros del Congreso estan de-
terminados a NO psrmitir que Nue.
yO Mexico sea Estado hasta que
esos dos elementos esten On Ia mi.
noria. Los enemigos del Estado
han hecho prevslecer Ia creenois,
an Washington, que admitir q
Nuevo Mexico como Estado bajo
las condolences existentes, sela
Iigual a preoipitarlo on 81 abismc
do Ia ruina. Los que han hecho
ssts propaganda nos han pintadc
la los Neo Mesicanos como uns
| horda do ignorantes one para nadf
somns cspsces Y han ahadidO que
los ~acerdotes, A qnienes SO les til
da de ser enemigos del progresc
~ la civilization, nos dominan (
an grado que NADIA hacemos sin 81
permiso.
En- Washington Green todo este
como si fuere un evangelio y hay
quien dice que algUnos de los que
uias 90 aoercsn al Presidente har
dicho que seria un crimen admitil
la Nuevo Mexico como Estado 81
Ia ectualidad y dar las riendas de
gobiernc a Mejicanos ignorantes
por sfiadidura romanistas fanAtl
oos.
Nuestra cause, por 10 tanto, SO
"a presentada a un jurado predis
,, puesto y el fallo irrsmedisble ssri
Gu nuestra contra, Puede ser gu,
, hacienda un poderoso esfnerz'
/, pndiersmos veneer Ia preocupa
cion que hay en- contra dc los Nec
, Mexicanos, pero creemos cue Q
: un impossible venoerla contra
Romaniemo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-09-07
MCKINLEY MOrtaInGltG HGTilQ.
Dos Tiros lie Fueron Disparados
por TN Anarquista, uno EN- ell
PechO, ell OtrO en- ell
Est6mago.
Los MediCOS DeCIardrOn que las dos
HeridaS son Graves.

Ell asesino fue apreheudido en-
ell acto y elPresidente fue llevado
al hospital donde los medicos de-
clararon que las heridas eran NOR
tales.
FL asesino fue conducido a Ia
prisiou por la policia. En- Ell ca
mino encauiino el populacho va
rios atentados para lincharle, pc.
70 todos fuerou resistidos con
bucn exito .por la policfa. En- la
prision fue entrevistado y dijo
llamarse Fred Nieman, de De.
troit. Agreg6 que era anarquis.
ia, pero mas tarde nego tener
connection alguna con esa sociedad
de as:sinos.
La tragedia tuvo lugar 4 las
2:30 de la tarde.
Los dltimos despachos de aver
anunciaban que el Presidente to-
davia no habia perdido ell conoci'
miento, pero que parecia imposi'
Bile salvarle la vida.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-09-07
Los IIj,i''l' Beers fodsvia -IIachandO.

A que Beers tan hombrotes es
10 que dicen todos los que como
nosotros vienen siguiendo CON vi
vo interes todos los aconteoimien-
tos en- ol Africa Meridional segun
contados per 10 prensa. 7 que 10
son no hay nj dude. james 8.
Stowe, Cousul do los Estados Uni
dos on Cspetown, lego o L6ndres
no hace mucao. En una entrevis-
t. Mr.. Stowe diio quo el problema
Sud. .Atrioano % acknowledgements
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-09-07
Venta Especial

De efectos de verano todos tienen ahora una buena
oportundad de comprar eecos coso por los sguien-
tes 80 dias venderemos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-09-07

Una pila de pantaones para hoinbre $40, yaleh de
2 hasta $50 ahora los pueden com prar con u 70
Una pa de zapatoS de se1oca valen de 2 hasta 3.5o
ahora LIS los compran ell par que tscoan zaPat"s para
hombre buenos fuertes para e rabao yaen 200 ahora
pueden escojer por $lOO.
Musolinas buenas 10 hasta 20 yds por $l.0O:
Percaes 36 pulgadas de ancho 10 yds por OO. sa
tines 10 yds por $1OO ~
Sombreros para senora 30 cts hasta zoos ombreros
para ninos 25c hasta 100. .
Recuerden que esta venta es por solamente 30 das
-Esperamos ell patrocnio de todos nuestros marchan-
tes
APPEL BROS. Gale del Puente.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-09-07

J GarzntiEamss mas Erznds ctrcuiA-
cion que ninFun otra s<m4n3ne 81
Nuevo Nfxio. Ofreeeuos nu<<frk -
,tAfeta como refereneis p&rs xsr1n-
9s;'SiSssssssseeeseSSSess
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-18
cOcKROAcHES CHARMED.

A young housewife recently COM
planned to a friend that. being COM
PEELED to live In an old house, she was
much annoyed with cockroaches. Said
she: II have used all sorts OF patent
insect killing things, and have tried
boraX, but am quite discouraged
The friend remarked: You wouldn't
be willing to try charm. | suppose?"
II don't believe In them. of course"
replied she, but I've reached the point
where I'm willing TO try anything"
We'll. then, said the friend, catch
one roach and put 1t, together with u
penny, into a small pasteboard box.
Tie II up neatly and throw II upon the
pavement. Whoever picks Il M will
get those reaches" The young house
wife smiled, but for the joke Of the
thing tried the experiment She in
closed roach and penny In a box.
according to instructions, wrapped and
tied 1t attractiyely with pink paper and
string, and contrived to drop il on the
pavement. A prim young man came
along, glanced coyertly around picked
up the box and strobe of. That was
three weeks ago, and the young house
VIE hasn't set eyes on roach since.
In the midst Of her rejoicing she COM
passionates the household of the prim
young man, where, presumably. the
pests have betaken themselves. -Phila-
delphia Record.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-18

aor, NJ wav but his presence caused
mn ,i,tle comment among the members
a, nj. own class who expected to see
MIN in tho compet,tiop least of all
other.
uyybo, ,ro ,ou ,o,pg bere" manfred
IN.
ooh inc, hammond in tn see what
IVA. yoipg nm " was Ra,pb indifferent
,e,,v M, Who, no nrovided himself
with naner and made ready to write
tho others wore convinced that he was
moro than a moro ,ooker.op
Tber came A., breatbless silence as
the oues,,ons were beins written upon
tho hoard There was ono on anatomy
then a ouery on chemistry. another on
pbysioloyy. then histology. materis
madica and half n dozen other branchet
of medical science. Fourteen questions
had been given and had been met with
sppressed yroaps. smiles or wbispers
OF easy" or "puddin'. " as they found
the various contestants prepared O,
wanting in knowledge. Through n all
RaIph had maintained n countenancc
no c,,d md .v,r.ss,o,,os, ne e,oo, ~.
felt satisfied that so far he was eouaI
10 the test. but resolved not to betray
tis feelings IN the others around him
II was the fifteenth and last olestion
that he wanted to see. and his impa-
thence got the better OF him, He felt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-18
COLLEGE FAOs.

A new college waste paper basket
is cretonne covered In the various uni.
versity colors. II Is made of four sep.
arate pieces and the bottom. the ere.
tonne being drawn tightly over stiff
foundation. The sides are attractively
tied together with the university rib
bons. The basket Is made 50 that Il
can collapse into fiat rectangular
shape, and thus be readily carried In
the trunk. says the Plttsburg CONNER.
cial Telegraph.
The typical tobacco jar for the stu
dent represents a football player In
uniform. the color OF the latter being.
OF course, the university colors OF the
room. The miniature player IL realis-
tically equipped with ball under his
arm.
A fiat pipe rack. which Is designed to
harmonic with the decorations OF the
students room, consists of shield
over which university pennants are
crossed. A slender rope Is loopcd
around the shield, the loops affordine
places into which the pipes are hung.
The Princeton tiger pipe rack will
appeal to the student who bows allie
giapce to Old Nassau. The rack Is
made Of yellow leather into which the
head Of the tiger IL burnt-to secure the
yellow and black combination. Leather
loops are arranged to hold the pipe col
lection, which. in a measure takes tn,
place Of the feminine tea table that Il
an almost inseparable part of the fur,
nishings of college girls room.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-18
RALPH HOLMES Definite IMPULSE

but he had improved all his spare time. |
Night after night he had sat In that |
same old chair In the express car when !
his work was over and crammed" I'M
I'll the whistle blew for Peoria. More
than this. his dingy room in the Rail-
road hotel there had been a favorite
place for study when he turned In after
the long run" for a few hours sleep.
The precious sleep had oftentimes
been sacrificed that he might make
good recitations at college the follow
ing day.
But all this was In the past. This
particular night found him senior
and within a few weeks OF his gradual
tion-the elimination Of his own great
effort. In these closing days of his
college career, however, q new desire
had taken possession Of him. He had
felt call to arms in the fierce warfare
which involves all the medical schools
at the close of the year-the relentless,
uncompromising struggle for hospital
interneships.
True. he was not counted among the
seniors Of his own school as n candi-
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noss,hi, Co., hin, o., 80. w.,
class"--tbe review OF the work vi the
whole school course. which occupies
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examino,I,n ,ho, - "osp ,',
won,d no -, ,na o., ~. s, mn.n
and ono n, Tho a. ~, n a,',,
in tho civ "'' 'e
Tired tho,.h ,o .s p,,,,, a.,
nv was ""'p" VI" ho'
kent him awake. sitting down n, IN,
table he picked nm the frsr booL thu,
met his gaze. Why he did n no did
not know, but I'm doing So no followed
a definite impulse-a "buncb" az h,
was accustomed 10 saw. RUNNING owe,
its pages in an aimIess sort M WAY
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-18

Ralph Holmes, express messenger on
a fast night train running from Chi
cago to Peoria, had discharged his
duties In the metnodical way that
comes with experience and familiarity
with ones daily routine Of work. and
sank into an easy chair with ride Of
fifty miles yet before him, and nothing
to occupy his attention but his own
thoughts, the rumbling Of e whee.s
and an occasional note Ct warning from
the engine. Thoughts come thick and
fast at such times, and SO It was With
Ralph Holmes. The events Of the four
years since he was thrown upon his
own resources passed him in review a.
. panorama
On the long, tedious runs" he had
often been absorbed In reverie Of this
| sort, but In this instance there were
new and perplexing problems confront
ing him. He had always found much
that was gratifying in one Of these
quiet invoices of his few successes in
life, and, while he felt none thu less
pleasure on this occasion than on
others, he found little in "reminiscences
to encourage him In certain Of his de-
sires.
In all OF these communions with his
| own thoughts there was one central
figure. and that dear. little woman.
patient and loving, her hair made sill.
very and her form bent by the seventy
years OF worldly struggle. II was
Holmes mother. and well he remem-
bered the night Of his graduation from
high school when she came tottering to
the stage when the exercises were over,
threw her arms about his neck and
wept tears Of Joy. II was glad event
for Ralph, for he had closed his school
career with honors. but II was Of vast
ly more moment to the little old wo-
man who proudly embraced him, for
the Joy which the diploma brought
both Of them represented years OF toll
and sacrifice on her part. Ralph was
a sensible youth and not unmindful OF
the aid his mother had given him,
often at the expense Of her own health
and comfort. He, too. recalled on this
night, as often before. the erassur!ns
Noras ne kave n's .,o'n.. o.'o'e 'e.,
ne "'e SUNNI "''"'"' '''e' "'' e'"N1
-'oA'
you nave given me START mop-
mer. ne had SAID, that many poy
IN better circumstances might De s'ad
to have, and | hope you'll live to see
me prove that deserve fair start"
ineh. as tue Tram sped on haiph
'eeai'ed MS entrance 10 one OF the
great meaica' schoois OF the CITY anu
tne a'nic"'''es he ehcountered aurihs
Tue nrs' year because Vi MS hn','eo
mea"s' ihousn ne nsu Seeh torced ~
etuay run .ue pvG"" y. e'"s ..
anu wait VI ,he .a',e ~ d 'es'au'a"'
~, NO wv oo"'u, S!' .s..e'" " 'ns
e o.ne a. "o We" ava!
chceTIui uuu iuiI " uOpes coutdiuiuA
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-18
IcELAND's CIGARETTE CURE.

The cigarette smoking mania has
lately broken out with excessive vim.
lence among the boys and girls in Ice
land. A proposal to cope with the nui-
sance is being considered by the NUM-
cipal authorities Of Reykjavik. It will,
II adopted, empower any male or fe-
male adult to box the ears Of juvenile
offender, annex his or her weed, and
lmpound the stock Of cigarettes.--Lon-
don Daily News.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-18
wouidnr Let Rect KISS Fer.

something of "A sensation was Great
ed at the commencement exercises Of
the University of Prague, when a
young woman who had won the degree
OF "jurIs utriusque doctor refused to
allow the rector of the University to
imprint kiss ON her forehead. accord
ing to custom. In conseI fence Of her
objection the governing body win CON
slider the advisability of abolishlng the
academic custom in the case OF women
graduates.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-18

The Evening TulletIn 75 cents per
month.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-18

25c PER YARD. We have just opened
out very wide range of thes- excellent
materials, so suitable and serviceaDle for
skirts, waists and dresses. The designs
are all new, ana comprise the very latest
patterns in polka dots, stripes and figures.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-09-26
CARMEL.
September %, 1901


Corn cutting is in full blast.
Misses Iona, Edith and Belle Troth,
of near RainsbOro, were entertained
by their cousin, Alva Keelor, Satur.
day night and Sunday.
Rev. Thomas Williamson has not
been SO well for the last few days.
Prof. Wade Turner and family, of
Hillsboro, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with relatives and friends
here.
Misses Anita Horst and Lena Nc.
Coppin, of Hillsboro, spent Saturday
with friends here.
VIM Webb and wife, of Stringtown,
called on Alex Webb and family Sun.
day.
Sherman McCoppin has commenced
his winter term of school at Jerico.' q
Mrs. Thomas Holiday accompanied
by Miss Alma and John, spent Monday
at Willittsville with William; Noble
and family.
Howard Williamson and wife OF
Berryville, were guests of friends here
Sunday.
l.. D., Mccoy and wife, spent one
night last week with the family OF
James McNary, near Barrett's Mill,
and dined with o. r. Keelor and fami.
ly on their return home.