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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28
CABINET ROW IS IMMINENT.
Fight Over Missouri Patronage May
Force Secretary Hitchcock Out

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-Secretary
Hitchcock, of the Interior Depart
ment and z. C. Kerens, Republican
National Committeeman from Mis-
souri,, are engaged in a war TO the
death over the control Of the Federal
patronage In the State Of Missouri,
and it is now stated that Secretary
Hitchcock is 20 deeply involved that,
should be he defeated, he would be
placed in such a position that his re-
tirement from the cabinet would be
/ the only way he could get out Of the
fight with honor.
ssDick" Kerens has controlled Fede'
raj patronage in Missouri since the
| first election Of President Mckinley
and is closely allied with Senator
Hanna. With the new administration.
however, a faction has arisen to oppos'
him. Its principal members are I. j
Akin, chairman of the Republican
State Committee; Representatives JOY
and Bartholdt and back Of this or
ganization looms Secretary Hitchcock
a new but powerful factor in the poll
tics Of his state.
Mr.. Kerens is in Washington viii
some Of his lieutenants and they ar
lighting for the reappolntment OF tn
appraiser and collectors at st. Louis
which were originally Kerens' Selec
tions. The other faction wants ne'
men in these places. It'll claimeI
that II new men are appointed an
Kcrens turned down. the party &
the state win be disrupted.
Secretary Hitchcock, on the othe
. hand, is demanding recognition an
has placed the matter in such a ligh
before the President that either he Z
Mr.. Kerens must receive a basket.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28
P~unctuality Won.

From the Punxsntawnes Spirit.
A life insurance agent who resides
in this place deserves great credit not
only for the energy and persistence
with which he pushes his business, but
for bis punctuality In keeping engage
ments. He had been after a man who
resides in Anita for the past two years
and had received some Encouragement.
He called one day last week and when
the man saw the insurance agent APP
preaching he ran and hid. But the
insurance agent had eaugt a glimpse
Of his leeting form and was not to be
foiled. lie finally smoked his man out
and told him he had come to talk in
surance.
~ am to busy" said the man. 'call
again when / have more time"
when may | call then? Set your
own time, and IN be there
The man thought a moment, then
replied;
"YOu may call next Friday morn
ing at 3 o'clock"
II viii be on time.n
When the appointed day arrived our
indefatigable insurance man arose at
100 O'Clock and walked to Anita, a
distance Of nearly FIVE miles, arriving
there at 2;55. He sat down on the
porch and waited until precisely ,
O'Clock. then rang the door bell.
whats wantedyn inquired a fe.
male voice from an upstairs window.
"Is Mr.. Jones at homegs
Gle is
"Tell him 70 come down right
away. / have some very important
business with him.
Mr.. Jones hustled downstairs in his
night shirt and there was the life in.
surance agent
81 have called, he began, 'as you
requested, 70 talk life insurance"
Jones was somewhat ast0nlshed and
bewildered, but realizing that he vas
up against II, said:
''Such punctuallty deserves 70 be re.
wardcd, I surrender"
And he gave him bis application for
a policy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28

LIBERAL, KAN, Nov. 20-A dou-
bic header train Of cattle was wrecked
seven miles east Of here on the Chi
.cago, Rock Island & Pacific railway
yesterday, killing N unknown man
and about two hundred cattle. Some
Of the trainmen we're injured, but
not seriously The freight engine was
derailed while going at a high rate OF
speed, and ten cars were showed up In
a pile and demolished. Neither en-.
zine was badly damaged
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28
LAND SALES.

Kate B. Sharp and husband to Benz.
A. Brown, east half southeast, 1850.
10, 81, 100.
Mary E. Kearns ct al to Mary ].
jackson, east half lot 10, block 4, Ben.
ton City, $500.
Catharine L. Rodman and husband
to Robert C. and Laura A. Peck,
west half southwest 33-53-lO, and
strip, 5000.
Hannah, Ed NJ. and r. ]. Lawdei
to G. s. a. r. R. Co., 3.75 acres, part
northwest southwest, 30-51-s, 1915.
John w. Fox and wife TO SalIle A,
Beal, 80 feet of Of west half south end
lot IL, Sparks addition to Mexico,
$500.
David II. Collins to Theodore II.
Kellerhals, west half southwest, 2s-5l.
u, 81, 100.
David II. Collins ii. Collins to Geo
B. Kellerhals, north half, 32-5i-7.
sl,7 100.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28
nn nnlor nina AZ Harvard.

BosroN, Nov. 1.-THE word OF a
colored divinity student is considered
better than that OF barber, according
to the decision made to-day by Judge
Almy OF the Third District Court,
Cambridge, in the complaint made by
Thomas S. Bruce, a third-year man in
the Harvard divinity school, against
Henry Laiamme, the Harvard Square
barber. The barber was fined 500 for
drawing the color line in refusing to
shave Bruce.
Bruce testified that he went into the
barber shop about two week ago and
asked the BARRIERS brother TO shave
him. The latter answered that they
only treated Especial customers and
that Bruce could get accommodated
"across the street, Bruce asked
about the sign In the front Of the shop,
and the barber replied that that was
none OF Bruce's business,
Bruce leftafter waiting ten minutes
although there we're two chairs vacant
and the man be had originally Spoken
to was idle. Bruce remembered tina
there had been a whispered converse
tion between this man and the pro
prietor. Lanamme testified that h
saw Bruce reading In his shop, AM
that he saw Bruce talk with hi
brother. He did not know what wa
said. When he had finished Shawn
his man the proprietor passed out Q
the shop on an errand. Charles /
Pratt, one Of the assistant barber
corroborated the testimony offered b
his boss.
Judge Almy said he did not see tina
there was anything but discrimina
ton. The story that Bruce told mus
be taken as to what happened. tn
Judge said the barber could keep on
Objectionable people from his shoI
but not for reasons Of race and coloI
Lafiamme paid the fine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28


A number Of the young ladies expect
TO spend Thanksgiving at their homes
this year
Mr.. Skinner was at Hardin a day or
two this week visiting his daughter,
Miss Addie.
Mrs. J. L. shouse and little daugh-
ter spent the day with Mrs. Elmer
Sharp one day this week.
Misses Burger and Hartman went
to McCredie Friday afternoon to visit
Miss Burger uncle, Mr.. McKillip.
Miss Crenshaw returned to VIM.
Woods College Monday afternoon.
Miss Crenshaw attended the reception
last week.
Miss Bessie Brown, Of South Nc
Alister, will go to Kansas City next
week to spend Thanksgiving with
Mayor Reed and family.
Mr.. Millions pOcket-book has re
turned after mysteriously disappearing
along with his o~vercoat and hat OF
Friday evening OF last week.
A nice lot of physical apparatus
has been ordered for the physiea
Laboratory. Hardin will soon haE'
one Of the best equipped Laboratories
to be found in any girls school In TN
west
The classes Of Miss Roberts, hessrs
Guerne and Klingenbcrg will give
students recital this evening In thi
concert hall This recital is given Z
the students and faculty alone. Tn
public is not invited.
The ladies Of the Christian ChurcI
entertained the Hardin College mem
bers Of that church last Wednesda
Afternoon at the Christian Church
Miss Pace secured the prize in a CUES
ing contest. The prize was a beaut
full bunch Of chrysanthemums.
A new basket ball and grounds al
the latest addition TO Hardin. In
faculty and rag-tag teams have pul
chased a new ball and laid of a ba
ground on the north side Of the CAM
us and each team is now ready an
anxious to meet the champion teal
! OF the school,
Miss Record, after spending a re
! days with the family Of Mr.. J. ]
, Morris, has returned to school MI
Record has been unable 70 attend !
lher school duties for some time on a
count Of az injury received some TIN
since by stepping on a tack. She
now able TO be back in school again.
Quite a large number Of the your
ladies have secured tickets for the pls
to be given next Thursday evenif
by Major Birmingham and those und'
his instruction. Major Birmingha
5 comes highly recommended, and beif
supported by the excellent taiei
which Mexico 80 abundantly afford
an entertainment Of the highest ella
IA expected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28
Rsuare.of tha cod Bath.

The cold bath in the morning is not
50 popular as it was formerly. There
is much energy expended in the re-
action and just at the time OF day
when this energy is at its lowest ebb.
Then, too, cold water has very little
cleansing effect. Very hot water
stimulates the nerves, which is the
effect that we are seeking from the
cold water, while it does not demand
the energy Of reaction Of the latter.
The duration Of the morning bath
should be as short as possible-haTdly
longer than the mere application Of
the water to the skin followed by a
brisk rubbing. However, many pre-.
fer a cool sponge bath in the morning.
and If this is followed by a warm glow
and a feeling Of well-being,it certainly
is beneficial. Many people are not
strong enough to react well. A hot
bath at night is most cleansing and
restful. General bathing must b
regulated by individual peculiarities
Emma E. Walker, NJ. d., in thI
November Ladies' Homo Journal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28
how a Blind Man Can Tell Time.

From The Milwaukee Sentinel
Perhaps many people have noticed
that the blind man who plays the hand
organ day after day at Grand avenue
bridge has a watch In bis pocket. He
has a watch, and Sss tell time, too.
Yesterday a man dropped a nicklein
his cup, and, noticing the watch, ask
ed him for the time. 1t vas a queer
question to ask, but he saw the watch
and wanted to know whether the blind
man was simply pretending to be
sightless.
81 think l can tell" said the blind
man. He held it up close to his ear
and slowly turned the stem-winder.
zone, two, three, four, five six
seven, eight, 2 he counted and then be
said: THAT means seventy-two min.
utes. / wound up the watch tightly
at , O'Clock and 50 the time ought to
be about twelve minutes past 4. Here,
look and see how near l came to IT,"
His QuestiOner looked, and the time
was AIS. He was only six minutes on
do you mean 10 say that you can
tell the time Of day by winding W
FOUR watch?"
mot exactly but / can come mighty
near it; usually within ten minutes
and it's very easy, too. All you hav'
TO know is how long one click in wind
ing up viii run the watch. III ex
plain. Suppose that at 3 O'Clock ] vino
up my watch until It is tight, as w
say; that is, until another turn Of th'
winder would apparently break I
spring. At 8 O'Clock ] wind the watel
again and find that the winder click
twelve times before the watch
wound up to the place where It sticks
Then / know that twelve clicks vii
run the watch 40 minutes and tina
one click represents ten minutes 0
ffme.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28

From Coopersville, Mich, comes
word OF a wonderful discovery Of a
pleasant tasting liquid that when
used before retiring by any one troub-
led with a bad cough always lnsures a
good nights rest. ut viii soon cure
the cough too, y writes Mrs. 5. Himel-
burger, .'for three generations Of our
family have used DR.. Kings New Dis.
|covery for consumption and never
found its equal for coughs and colds
It's an unrlvaled l~iie-sayer when used
for desperate lung diseases. Guaran.
teed bottles soc and 81 at ]. +. LEV.
ellynis. Trial bottles free.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28
sTwenty Years Agoss
This Week.

VIM. Kemper was very III.
John Hiscy lived at Thompson.
Thanksgiving fell on the gath
Rosa RIngo was painfully burned.
Mrs. N. F.Kilgore was in Kentucky.
Miss Maggie Jones taught at Har-
din.
EuOank s Crawford sold queens,
ware.
Joel Hayden bought the Martin
House.
L. L. Romans taught school at Lad
donia.
Paul S Jackson we're in the grocery
business.
DR.. C. A. Keeton lived at the Cen
tral Hotel.
The Swain Bros. bought the GibbI
paint shop.
Miss Annie Heath resigned a
teacher at Hardin.
DR.. Clark Smith, of Waco, Texas
moved to this city.
Mexico had a telephone central
City phones cost $3.50 per month.
S. L. Griffin opened gun store, mex
door to Carroll & Bolts dry goo'
store.
TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28

81 Phillip had been Ill.
Joe Pratt was fire chief.
S. NJ. Brown sold groceries.
A depot was builtat Littleby.
VIM. Lawrence died neal Auxvasse.
Walter Drake was here from oclora-
do.
E. R. Locke returned from Colora'
do.
Jas. Snyder moved to RoOdhOuse)
Ill.
c. R. Gamble, Of Prairie View, wal
in.
chas. T. Craig died, aged thirty
years.
W. C. Horn committed suicide ST
Paris.
The c. & A. erected a new pumI
house.
chas. Purnell was in business a
Frankford.
J. A. Finks, aged seventy : ioul
years, died.
Miss Maude Bybee, eighteen year
old, died at her home, west of TIL
city.
Robt. Canterbury and Hattie Hoy
Of Laddonia, were married In thI
city.
Thos. Dudgeon, one OF the oldeE
settlers in this portion OF the Stat
died at his home twelve miles nortl
east Of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28

money. The son, in his confession,
also related other incldeutsof the fatal
night and told Of wrapping the corpse
IN oilcloth and carrying it to Mulberry
Greek. where SC was thrown into the
water.
Doctor Gartrell is a fine-looking OLD
man, over 80 years Of age, about . feet
tall. with long, white beard, and pre-
sents a good appearance. He Is very
cool during the trial and seems con
ddent that he will come out all right
Doctor Gartrell has Travelled quite ex'
tensiyely and has good family con
nections. He was NICE a resident o.
Texas and has three sons living II
that state. He was once a partner .
former Congressman J. v. Crockrell
of Abilene, a brother of Senator +. M
Cockrell, Of Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28

BUTLER, Nov. p. This is the
fourth day Of the Gartrell trial. The
State continued It's examination Of
witnesses and rested its case at IL
O'Clock.
The FIRST witness for the State this
morning was DIR. Reniek, Coroner, who
was recalled. He testified that Done
gan had 3 80 bill on bis person when
found.
Detective c. F. Halderman was
next called. He said he was present
when Gartrell made bis confession
last spring. The written confession
was handed 70 him and be identified
10 as the one he had signed as a wit
ness
S. z. D0negan, OF Clinton, ILL.,, was
called and said his brother bad lived
in Colorado. lie Identified bis pict-
ure; said he was 30 years old and a
gold miner and that be had not seer
him for twcnty-three years.
C.Robbins said he saw Donegan and
6artrell together the morning before
the tragedy
l. Hassig, a merchant at Amaret-
said be had sold Donegan a bill o.
goods on the morning before be va.
killed.
0AEIRELL Ok TIE STAND.
At II O'Clock the defense began
statement u Us case. b Rhodes Clay
Of Mexico. He began al the tim
when Dr. Gartrell became q age am
told the story Of Gartreli's life.
At 1880 DIR. Gartreli was placed d
the stand. lie began BY giving
history Of his life He also relate
bis war record, and said that afte
Pea Ridge battle bis health was >
bad that he returned bone.
He went % Kentucky. be testified
and remained two year, then wen
10 Cincinnati and studied medicine
then came 0St Joseph, practioed
few ycan AID married. His wife die
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28
Cures Rheumatism and Catarrh Aftei
All Else Fails-Costs Nothing to Try.

To cure the most desperate rheumatism Or
rnnder az the age. cures when ali else faila.
Il kiils the poison in the blood and gives a pure
healthy blood supply stopping all craving
shooting aches and pains in the bones lolnts
hack. aud reduces all swellings. Hawnng
snittlng dropping in ths throat, OFFENSIVE
breath and catarfh, irritations OF the mucous
membrsues quickly disappear, thus making z
! perfect, permanent cure OF the worst lheama'
| iaIv advised for old, obstinate cases. Drug
gfsts, 81. Trial treatment free and prepaid oJ
| writing DR.. Gillian, 23 Mitchell st AtantaiGa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28
RELIEF IN TX q

Distressing Kidney and BLADDER Diseases re-
lieved IN six hours BY NEW GREAT SOUTH
AMERICAS KIDNEY CURB" II Is a great sur
prise on aeeout OF It's exceeding promptness IN
male or female. Relieves retention Of water
almost Immediately. II you want quick relief
and cure this Is the remedy. Sold BY J. #.
Lewellyn, druggist. Mexico. No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28

Aa U

Miss Nell Lewis viii spend the win
ter in California. She viii leave here
about the LIST Of December.
Miss Mary Allen speiit last Satur-
day and sunday with Miss Mamie
Whitley at her home in the county
north Of Mexico.
The St Louis CaristiaH Adrocat OF
Nov. ID u thiukl had two letters, one
from Miss Martha Frost and one from
Miss Clyce, ON their work; they are
very interesting.
Mrs. II. A. GaSs and Miss Alma
gave one OF the most elegant recep'
tons in Jefferson City last week Of
the season. The Gass home was dec.
Grated in chrysanthemums, smila1
and wide pink satia ribbons. Mrs
Gass wore black lace-striped grena.
dine over white satin. Miss Almi
wore white French batlste, elaborate
ly trimmed In lace insertion and in
Vulnerable tucks. Miss Frances Cool
served at the frsppe table.
That big coon hunt last week, giyeT
by Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Lewis for Ms
IC. C. Dingle and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Diggs, of California, was a roya
affair. They took two cooks will
them and about midnight by tn
light and warmth Of the camp fire at
a good hot supper, told stories ant
had an unusually good time. Th'
Shakespeare Club are anxious TO g
coon hunting again this year. The.
were so successful last year. YoI
know they brought home 4 coon-tha
was caught for them by some boys ear
ly in the day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28

wanted-Salesmen to sell a choice
line Of nursery stock. Steady work
and extra inducements to the right
persons. All stock guaranteed. Write
now for terms and secure a good stu.
alton for the fall and winter. Address
THE HAWKS NURSERY Co,
dlOt-33-5t Milwaukee, Wis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28
RULES Fol HEALTH.
Keep the pores open and the win
an.rr nlacnd

Keep the pores open and the win
dows closed.
Take Quinine in capsules carefully
avoiding mastication, and throw the
whisky out Of the window.
Walk sixteen miles before breakfast,
but don't be late at the Office
Punch the bag thirty minutes after
supper each day. If you are wealthy,
punch itafter dinner.
Hard coal costs s7.75 a ton, but
don't let that SILVER your timbers.
Keep your feet and your cigarette
papers dry.
In case Of extreme irritation. sOotht
the nerves by the application of a ten
dollar bin, freshly ''alted.h
Throw physic to the tneighbor'
dogs.
Avoid drafts and promiSSory notes
In case Of doubt, take an umbrella
If you feel worried and apprehensivt
without reason, and see white spot
in front OF you, cut the cards again, o
change cooks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28
chambsrlain's Cough Remedy in Chi
caro-,

Hisgen Bros, the popular south side
druggists, corner Goth street and
Wentworth avenue says: We sell a
great deal Of Chamberlains Cough
Remedy, and lind that 1t gives the
most satisfactory results, especially
among children, for severe colds and
Group" For sale by Buckner & Whit
neY drnggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28
Hodge Lost Ria Gaze

In the case Of J. R. Hodge against
the c. q A., tried in the United
States Circuit Court in St Louis on
Sept IS, 10, % and 81, a verdict was
found for the defendant A motion
Tor a new trial IA made. The motion
was made on a point Of Jurisdiction.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28

|noI Phone 33l. That's me. Stove.
XXI repaired, old stoves bought.
WI stoves set up, stoves BACKED
old stoves made as good as new,
Tinware repaired, %guttering put up.
Chain pumps repaired or sold new.
Same old G. L. Ferris. Biggest stock
OF stoves In Mexico. Wants every.
body's trade in the stove line.
@. LESLIE FERRIS,
d&wtf Opposite the Post-O nlce.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28

When you feel that life is hardly
worth the candle take a dose Of Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They will cleanse your stomach, tone
up your liver and regulate your bowels
making you feel like a new man.
For sale by Buckner s. whitney,
druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28

r. J. Muir did not testify that be
saw DR.. Gartrell shoot a boy while he
lived in Mexico. 1t was a dog that he
shot.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28

or Set
Ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton Of the hid
neys; II 4 Stains
your linen Ct e
evidence Of Id
neg uoubls: too
frequent desire 70
pass u Or pain n
back d ala
kiduovs and bad.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28

Saline county is arranging for a
big display Of its productsat the great
Worlds Fair in st. Louis. AudraIn
county should move In this direction.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28
AUDRAIE COURTS

CIRCUIT C0UHT-3rd Monday in jan
uary, LIST Monday In June, 5rd Mon
day In September.
COUNTY COURT-lst Monday In feo-
ruary, LIST Monday in March, Isl
Monday 10 May, LIST Monday IN
August LIST Monday In November.
PnoBArE CouRr-2nd Monday IN Feb
ruary, md Monday in May, 2nd Mon.
day 10 August, End Monday In No
yember.
Born. 70 Mr. and Mn. Holly Wither
noon. Il LaNrenceburg, KY son
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28

Miss Ehie johnson came down To-
from Centralia to spend Sunday with
her parents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28

Thirty lives were lost in a Colorado
mine IRE Two hundred men were
hemmed IN, but 10 escaping.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28
HOW UNCLE SAM STANDS

The latest French budget showed a
deficit Of sl0,000 900.
The latest German budget showed a
deficit II So. 1900.
The latest British budget showed a
deficit Of s268, 0O0, 700.
The next United States budget viii.
It is expected, show a surplus Of $780,
10000.
Along among the great nations the
United States pays its way as It goei
and steadily reducing It's funded deb
at the same time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28
thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know Il.

FIJI & bottle or common glass with your
water and let II stand t~weniy-four hours >
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28
convincing proof iha, the kidn
der are oui q order.
what a No.

WAL 70 ~
There IS comfort IN the knowledge e
ofen expressed. that Or. Kiimcrs Swamp
Rect the great kidney remedy fulils every
wish IN curing rheumatism. pain In the
back. kl5neya liver. bladder ard every part
q ths urinary passage. II couccis inshiAiy
y hold water and scalding pain IN passing
a. or bad effects following use Of lquofs
wire or beer. and oyeroomes that unpleasant
necessity n being compelled to 60 oftea
during the day, and 10 GET up many tines
during the night. The mid and The extra.
ordinary effect Of Swamp-Root Is soon
realized. Il stands the highesi fer It's ven
dsrful cures q the mes distressing cases.
Il you need = medicine you should have fhs
best. Sod By druggists In SOC. sndSl. sizes.
Yea may have q sample bette q TN
wonderful discovery Ei~
and a beck .hs, tslisGS
more zboufi It. both sent
Absolutely free b'mzil. A
address Or. Kilmer & nons q sssnFnaa
Co. Binghzmsor. n. Y. When wiring men
don reading this gsnerow offef IN his pspsf'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28

The captain OF the British bark
Birnon Wood killed the mate Of the
vessel, and after pacing the floor Of
bis cabin several days, jumped over
board when In sight Of land.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-11-28
Mesdames VIM. Pollock and LawdeT
Entertained.

Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. VIM
Pollock's, Mrs. Lawder and Mrs Pol
lock invited Mesdames V. o. P. King,
Whitman, John Maxwell, Eta Foster
Crawford, Morris, and Wm. Lesh to
come at 2 p. m. and bring their fancy
work. All enjoyed a most delightful
afternoon. Delicious brick ice cream
angel food cake and coffee were served,
Miss Fannie johnson Entertains.
Friday night Miss Fannie johnson
gave a charming little party at hei
home on South Clark avenue. Aisse'
Bessie jackson, Una Nelson, MeSsrs
Louis Mckee, Seldom johnson, Henry
Brooks, Robert Trimble, Virgil WI
liams, Jr., were among the guests
Games we're played and delightful re
freshments were served.