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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-05-25

Events That Promise Much
Enioyment.

Coming Events That Promise Mucf
Enjoyment.
The Elko Independent of May II
contains an outline of the sports ant
events that are to take place there dur
ing the visit OF the Eureka Baseball
Club, pupils OF the Eureka Higf
School and other visitors at Elko. Il
was the intention Of the Elkoites t.
start the ball rolling by giving a bal
in honor of the Eurekans. but, it ap
pears, that has been given up. The
manaQements OF the baseball ant
High School athletic teams have de.
cided to unite in order to extend 9
royal welcome to the visitors.
The reception will take place on the
evening Of Saturday. June l, and will
begin at 80 o'clock. An entertaining
programme will be rendered, after
which refreshments will be served by
the young ladies Of the basket ball
teams to all Eurekans and others
taking part in the sports.
Following is the Field Day pro-
gramme in full as published in the
Independent:
The first two or three days of June
will hold out to the people Of Elko and
the surrounding country an attraction
Of unique character.
Friday evening, May 81, the Eureka
High School Athletic Association to-
gether with the Eureka baseball team,
and q considerable number of other
Eurekans, will arrive in Elko. During
the afternoon OF the following day,
June l, the boys Of the Elko and Eu-
reka high schools will have a Field
Day, which will consist of friendly
competition between the boys of the
two schools in a number of athletic
events on the field and track, including
the following:
First-Fifty.yard dash.
Second-One hundred-yar dash.
Third-Two hundred and twenty-yard
dash.
Fourth-Eight hundred and eighty-yard
run.
Fifth-Running high jump.
Sixth-Running broad Jump.
Seyenth-Sixteen.p pound shot put.
Eighth-Sixteen-p pound hammer throw.
Ninth-Tug Of war.
In the evening OF the same day
there will be game Of basketball
between two teams picked from the
young ladies OF Elko. As matter of
courtesy to Eureka, it is expected
that one team will play under the
name of that town, while the other
will represent Elko. Care will be
taken to make the teams evenly
matched. The young ladies are
practicing every day with great earn
nestness in order to make this event
by no means the least exciting and
amusing Of the several days. sports.
The Elko and Eureka baseball
teams will cross bats in the afternoon
of the next day, Sunday. June 2.
These teams are entirely separate
from the High School teams, and are
composed of the best players in the
two towns. Importing professional
players has proved disagreeable, and
none but town boys will participate on
this occasion. Should Sundays game
be close one, there will most likely
be another baseball game the follow
ing day.
Enroll Taber is acting as manager
and coach for Elko's athletes and says
he is greatly pleased with the boys
training. They are now in good con-
dition and will give the visitors hard
run for the honors.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-05-25

Seven banks have suffered losses
in different cities through the specu-
lation of officials in the recent stock
boom in New York.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-05-25

Lovelock Tribune.
One of the saddest spectacles that
one can imagine, and at the same time
one of the most amusing. is that Of the
Virginia Report making love to the
Reno Gazette.
Carson Appeal.
The attention of the Silver State is
called to an article in Tuesdays News
in which it mentions the fact that Joe
Marsden of Humboldt county was
assessed last year for little over $l3,-
900 and recentlv refused 100000 for
his ranch. The Silver State will not
copy the News article or even answer
it. The Appeal believes that the talk
it is making about the new Revenue
Law being a cinch bill for the purpose
Of squeezing Humboldt county is
merely little grand stand play to the
gallery which does not even fool the
people OF Winnemucca, where the
Silver State is published. If it does it
fools no one else in any portion of the
State.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-05-25

Judge Baker of the Chicago Sups-
rior Court has decided that it is legal
for employers to maintain black
lisk
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-05-25

Rich Folks Enjoying Themselves.
New Workers. representing $500, ,000.-
900 are in Florida at the resorts on a
quest tor health. 4
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-22
a.

ntDER OF HEAf ING SUITE Of Michigan
" tou"ty Of GrnttOt So. Alta Session OF the
Probate Court fI- suii COUNTY, held az the Pc
Ia e Office IN The Village Of lthaca on tie n h
dfy OF february iu the year one thousand unr
hundred and on.
rr r AT. I-u.c Poi ~eHvcr. Judge ~ Probate.
10 the Mater of the Estate OF Mary Helen
Baker. dfCcHscd
On reaiing an nina the ,%ctitiOn. duly ver.
hcd. OF licstct \ Travis mother ui said ueccasef
paying Tor rrt-uu 'hrrriu alleged hat udmIuf-
sttaii d ot said estate NAY be GRANTED fO Hester
B IrtVi~ or ~nu' tftr Suffrhir urrS o.
ThrreupluI f b. UrCrr.u d. That Wednesday. IN.
: N d'y OF Match ucAt ut tru o'CiIck boz the
iurenooa, De assigned Tor the nearing of SAID
petition, hud that the cir n ltW 81 said de-
cetsel, ana 10 other persons interested iu said
estate. afe tcqlttco to appear 81 a trSsi1u ~
snid CIurt tht o. 90 be holden iu the Probate Of
Il a, tn the village 81 Ithaca sud show cause. NJ
any tier" % Why IA" pruJ er 81 the petti iHer
should not be gr ,ntad.
AUD ~ b. Further Ordered that said petitioner
give notice 10 the persons Interested IN sHid
e-tat". OF he tendency OF said prtitiun ana
The hearing thereof. Ivy causing = copy of this Or
der To be published ia IA" ALMA RECORD a news
paper printed and CIR .ulatcd in said ounty
Tin e successive weeks previous To said day OF
hearing.
"a true copyD ISAAC 2. sEAvER,
tSxALI l1i5-iw Judge of Probate.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-22
nRnE or nEARlNG tor repernl nnrnoses

ORDER OF HEARING. FOR general purposes
" ana "a al pOintmeut OF AN administrator
state OF Michigan. County OF GratiOt, ss:-At u
session OF the Probate Court for said ounty.
held at the Probate Office, in the Village OF
Ithaca on the fourth day of February, IN the
} ear one thousand nine hundred and one.
Present. Isaac :. ~eayer. Judge of Probate.
Ia the matter OF the estate OF Ralph Suttin,
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition, duly veri-
h,d. or Edward g. sunni and Harriet l.. Sutdn
executors pray ing for reasons therein alleged
that they may be- licensed TO sell certain real
estate for the purpose cf payin debts, expenses
and charges of administration.
1herrupOn IL Is ordered, hat Monday, the
fourth day OF March, next, al ten O'Clock in the
forenoon. be assigned for the hearing OF said
petition, aud that the heirs AT law of said de
ceased. aud all other persons Interested in said
estate, are required 70 appear At q .ession OF said
Court. then 10 be holden I'm 'hc Probate Othce,in
the Village o. Ithaca and show cause, II auy
there be-, why the prayer OF the petitioner should
not be- granted:
Ana II l. further ordered, that said petitioner
give notice To ihe persons interest,d IN said -
tate, OF the pendeucy ot said petition. AID the
hearing thereof. 10y causing acopy ofthis order
10 be published m the ALMA kECOBD, n news
paper printed and circulated In said county
three successive weeks previous TO said day OF
hearing.
IA true copy1 ISAAC \. SEAvER,
ISEAL.l ll43-4W Judge Probate
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-22

NOTICE OF PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
~ state OF NIcnigan, tountY OF GratIot.
Prob te Court Tor said County, rs. Notice is
hereby riveI, that 10y dH order Of the Probate
Court Tor toe & ,utty If Gratiot. made on the
- n day " February, A H.. 1901, six mouths
from tuut date were all we'd Tor creditors "a
pfcseut thcir claims against the c=tAte ct
Emery Sudlcr. lHtc Of said county. deceased
ard that all creditors of said DECEASED are re-
ql red TO present their claims TO .aid pIuba+e
. Ourt. 81 the Probate once. in Tho Village OF
Ithaca. Tor examination ana ALLOWANCE. n or
b'tOr the lsth day OF August uext. ana that
such Gains VIII be heard before sud court on
Monday the 1.th day OF MAY. and ON Monday tbo
i2th dhy OF August. next. a. ten o'clock IN the
forenoon OF each OF those DAYS.
Dated, Ithaca, February - h. A.. ID 1901.
ISAAC =. SEAEFR
llil Judge of Probate.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-22

MORTGAGE SALE-Default having been
n made In he conditions Of a certain mort
gage. dated November {, 1897. executed by
William r.. Dbble aud Anna II. DtbbIe 70 Jennie
cBlAiu and recorded November 8. 1891, IN he
Office OF the Register of Deeds for GratiOt cuun-
". in Michigan, IN Liber - OF Mortgages. or
page h27. on which Mortgage there il claimed TO
be- due al the date OF this notice four hundred
ana nifty four dollars aud twenty cents, besides AN
fee Of fifteen dollars, stipulated in sid
mortgage 10 be- paid, should any proceedings be
taken TO fOrrClusc said mortgage and no SUIT or
proceeding al Jaw or IN equity having been IA
stltut,d - recover any part OF the debt secured
by said mortgage: therefore, 10y virtue Of The
power OF sale contained IN said mortgage. aud
OF the statute IA such case made and provided,
notice j. hereby given that on Npul d, lgO. At
one O'Clock Ia the afternoon. at the front door OF
the court no ~ for Grafton county. In Michigan.
Ia the village Of Ithaca, IN said county There
will be eold at public Ncndue 10 the higlest Dad
der. the premises IN said mortgage described
w: The west half 81 The nOrtn-wc est fractional
quarter ~ section ia 20, Ia township ten north,
OF range three west, IN Michigan.
Dated January :. 1901.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-22

PERHINs a BALDWIN, MottgaEce.
Attorneys for MUrtgag e 1872 l3w

NORTjAGE SALE Defsult having been
vi made ia the pay m' me- of a &C. tain mort.
g-ge made by willlam FORESTER TO Henry VI.
Perrin Tor ~. OF tie FrstwcIler, dated Nov
cmber 18Th, 1897 ard recOrde1 IN the ltcg -ter OF
Deeds Office Tor GratiUt county and state of
Michigan. On the 1911 day uf November, 1890 IN
I.tbcr So IN pages - aud 50 SAID moriguEt
ha,i been ss-iyuCd 10 Emma G. 'Thompson.
AUGUST l6tb. ISIS. aud recorded iu said register
of Deeds office un the 49,, n day Of August. 1898.
IN Liter n on past q g. said mortgage having
been Hsain rs -iKued To Sarah FORESTER on the
~ b DAY OF October, 1900. aud recorded 900 said
r~epistcr ~ utcd- ofic, on The - d day of le-
center. 1900 iu LIbcr So on page lO7. said mort.
uatc hHyt. X been AKA n ussiuurd Co Wary D.. Ely
on he 2tth duy of October. 1900, and recorded "a
said register az Deeds Office uu the 2Sth dst OF
Uecem ter. 800. rnC the same Is now owned by
Mary T. Elt. aud whereas there Is claimed Co hc
due nt The dateof THIS notice for pfiuciptl AVID
interest the sum &C three hundred sixtt uinr
dO lars auu ninety four cents $3.50 80 ami an
attorneys fee OF uftcen dollars provided for In
said mortgage HuO no sur or proceeding ct law
having been instituted L. recover the money So
cured ~ said mortgage or any pat thereof.
Vow Tn rcfufr. Toy virtue Of he power oi safe
'uUtaitcd ih So a mortgagr una the statute va
such csrp inside Uui provided. notice d. hereby
gwen that uu saturday the l3th day ut April ~
ten o'cI1"k iu thC forenoon, A D., 1874, shall
sell Ht public auction tOfhc highest b ddcruf the
front door of D. eGraiint county court hous".
that being the place Whtro the circuit
court for GrutiOt county D. holden, the pfeut-
Uses dcs ribbed in sad mortga. for the pay ment
of said mOItsasc with seven Der cent. Interest
and Hl legal costs together with an attorney Zee
of hftetn dollars stipulated in said mortgage.
The premises dc scribcd iu said mortgage bong
Hs follows: The south eHst quarter OF the south
west quarter Of sect, n sixteen, township eleven
north OF range three west. ard being I'm the
TOW nsbip OF arcadia, county Of Gratiot and state
OF Michigan.
dated January 10Th, 1901.
RALPH c Ely, Assignee.
Attorney for Assignee llSsiSv
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-22

COllUQ0 Department.

Devoted to the interests of
Alma College.

Devoted to the interests or
Alma College.
@. w. Sidebotham preached in Tawas
City Sunday.
Miss Highly of Marquette, Miss Hem
ans Of South Lyons, and Roy Webber
of Alma returned TO college this week.
Misses Butler, Hooper and Messenger
served refreshments 10 the Alpha Theta
girls last Monday night after society
Meeting.
The junior class has challenged any
other class in college TO play a game Of
basket ball in the near future. The
sophs have accepted the challenge.
A large number of the students at
tended "A social at the home of Mrs
Peck, about four miles in the country.
1t was for the benefit Of the Sunday
school conducted by Messrs. Weber
and Soule.
At a business meeting of the Young
Nomeu's association held Monday the
following officers were elected Presi-
dent, MISS Alice Marsh vice president,
Miss Louise Strange, secretary. Miss
Pauline Hazelton treasurer, Miss Edna
Swigart
The local contest for selecting debaters
to represent Alma college in the debate
with albion college was held last Fri
day. Messrs. Robinson, S~idebotham
and Booth were chosen The question
il, Resolved, That the general ten.
dency towards the Capitalization of in
dustry is an economic evil" Alma has
the affirmative. These three men form
q strong team that will do credit 70
Alma
At a business meeting Of the Young
Mae ThrfaFfan Aganptnftpo fha fA1axty-
ing officers were elected: President,
X. Mckee; vice president. + + Fell
recording secretary, Geo. M"Ewen; cor
responding secretary, II n. Ronald
treasurer, II Soule. Me-sr-. Mckee.
SO ale and McEwen were chosen dele.
gates TO the state convention at Ann
Arbor. They left for Ann Arbor Thurs.
day morning.
III = Bush returned yesterday morn
ing from Caro-, where he has been look
ing after his political interests and Ia
been in attendance nc the Republican
convention Of Tuscola county Mr.
Bush was chosen IN the first ballot %
the Republican candidate for school
commissioner Tuscola is "a strong Re
publican county, and the nomination L
"a good rs the election. Mr.. Bush il
one OF Alma's strongest and most pop
Mar students, and Is e%miuently quilif.C
for the position to which ne has beer
chosen His many college friends re
joice In his success.
Last Monday night the Alpha Theta
Pnilo mathean aud Froebel literary so
cieties elected officers as follows: Alphi
Theta--pr5sident, NJ IS Carl vice presi
dent, Miss Myrtle Nicholson recording
secretary, Miss ThomDs1u; correspond
ing secretary, Miss Strange; treasurer
Miss Hooper; critics. Misses Wing anc
bearing; guide, Miss Mahoney; sentinel
Miss Lockwood Philomathean-presi
dent, Miss Eleanor Christie vice pre-i
dent, Miss Elvira Stark recordint
secretary. Miss Christmas HouRh; CIR
responding secretary, Miss CLARA Prin
gle treasurer, Miss Marjorie bearing
critics, Misses Schmidt aud Brodebeck
Froebel-president, Miss Brodie; vic,
president, Mrs. Hendrick secretary
Miss Kinsel; treasurer. Miss Sanderson
critics, Misses Swigart and Consnt.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-22
Our SGhOOIS,

George Abbott was a visitor Tuesday.
The class in botany started last week.
The chemistry class Is doing qualita-
tive work.
Mr.. A. Hallock called at school Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Downs visited
school last Friday.
Miss Clara Pringle called at school
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Grace Messenger who has been
quite i'll is convalescent.
Mr.. Cronkite is out of school this
week on accoun of sickness.
Blanche Udell of the seventh grade is
absent On account of sickness.
Several OF the third grade have re-
turned to school after sickness.
Maud Conklin of the fifth grade has
returned TO school after sickness.
The sophomores went to Mr. Angeles
for a sleighride Wednesday evening.
One of the high school boys was
treated TO a hair cut last week gratis.
The book keeping class has started
with IA membership of eight students.
Messrs. Adams and Cheney of the col.
lege visited school Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Hanson gave "a talk on sanitary
science before the science club Tuesday
evening.
The local oratorical contest is to come
off Mach l3. Seven contestants have
entered.
Albert Knapp taught Miss Eagon's
room Wednesday during her absence on
account OF illness.
Stanley Smart. Hattie Mills and Glen
Anderson, of the sixth grade, have re.
turned te school aft r illness
The sophomores are exceedingly sorry
70 see one of their little flock l.d astray
by the evening star OF the freshmen class
The second grade enjoyed a half holi
day Friday afternoon for having the
tewest absent u tardy during the last
month.
The high school quartet which has
been prdciiciug for some time. appears
before the school for the FIRST time az
literary FRIDAY afternoon.
The Juniors and seniors went TO ST
Louis t,r a %sl-ighrile 'hst Wednesday
evening, and while there called on Miss
Gtut, a former teacher here. A marsh
mellow bake" WIS "a feature of the
evening. All agree IN calling Miss Gaut
an excellent hostess.
below is printed the program for
Friday
Derl +mtt'on ...... ..-.. .... Susie Edward.
7 i. al m 81 No.. ... ........ Hugh Ue4riuu
Piano 900 ......---........ Ltnni" UicII
orufIpu Iva Ho iday
Piano puct 1900. Nis- Hutchinson, NJ. Leonard
NeclH nation ..... ....... ..... NauG Ety
: M .. Male Quarter, r..
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-22
Notice.

Twill be at J +. Schwartz's office on
Wednesday and Saturdays OF each week
until further notice for the purpose OF
receiving taxes for the township Of Ar
cada. LEVI KEEPER, Treasurer.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-22

Il. W Harper" Whiskey is a perfect
Installation. II strengthens YOU and
helps resist cold and disease. Try it. IL
is better than the doctor. The kind your
grandfather used
PAUL MURRAY, Alma, Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-22
FOR SALE, RENT, EXCHANGE, ETC.

80 Notices under this head will be charged for
at the rate Of five cents per line. No charge
less than 10 cents.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-22

STONE wANTED,-A quantity OF building
- stone wanted. Enquire OF G.. ). Young,
llii-3w.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-10-25
sAprIsr BNlvE RsIrY GIRL
HAS A RUNAWAY WEDDING.
Surprise Marriage in Which the Principals
Were Miss Miriam Redfern and L. E.
Benton of Wadesboro.

There was marriage yesterday after
noon in Raleigh to which no wedding in
yitations had been issued and which
created quite a ripple of surprise.
The bride was Miss Miriam Redfern,
aged nineteen. the daughter of Mr.. j. T.
Redfern. of Arson county, and up to the
hour of her marriage she had been stu
dent of the Baptist Female University.
The happy groom is Mr.. l.. Eugene Ben
ton. of Wadesboro, whose age is put down
in the marriage license at twenty-five.
Yesterday afternoon the young couple
presented themselves at the office of the
register of deeds between three and four
o'clock. Mr.. Benton asked for a license
and in this placed the age of the young
lady at nineteen. The license was issued
and the marriage was at once performed,
this being done by Magistrate j. H. Keith,
of New Light township, who was in the
office at the time
Mr. Benton said that he was in hurry
about the marriage, as he wished to leave
ON the afternoon train. so the knot was
quickly tied and the afternoon train OF
the Seaboard for Wadesboro had as pas
sengers Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Eugene Benton.
The bride is a most attractive young
woman in appearance.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-10-25
THE SUBSCRIPTION DANCE
IN OLIVIA RANEY HALL
A Beautiful German Given Complimentary tt
the Many Visiting Young Ladies Now
in the City.

The german in the Olivia Raney Lii
brary Hall given on Wednesday night
was a most charming social function.
The young men of the city who ar
ranged the dance managed it most adj
mirably There were bellies and beaux
from all points in the State and there
were on the floor beautiful representa-
tives of other States. 1t was an array
of beauty and gallantry such as is seldom
met with and the handsome costumes
made brilliant scene.
The german was led by Mr.. Dennis
Heartt, who introduced a number of
new and pretty figures. Among those
dancing were:
Misses blanche Blake, Hal Morson,
Lena Latta Mary Winder Bryan,
Louise Holt, of Burlington; Ethel Holt,
of Charlotte; Maude Dowd of Dur
ham; Sadie Jones, of Lenoir: Mattye
Pace. Mary Andrews, Louise Pittinger,
Rosa Battle, Theodore Marshall,
Josephine Phillips, of Tarboro: Louise
Linton, Blanche Heartt. Frances Jones,
Mary Turner, Sadie Root, Mary
Thompson. Miss Phelps, Miss Craven,
Of Fort Smith Ark; Belle Hay, Maggie
Harris, Mabel Love Mabel Young
Maude Latta; Miss Applewhite, of
Wilson: Miss Skinner, Misses Margar
ct Trapier. Eliza Busbee; Miss So.zman
OF Danville; Miss Florris Wall, o.
Rockingham: Elsie Hay>y BOD. Leila
Phillips, of Tarhoro. Elizabeth Allen.
Wake Forest: Winifred Skinner
Greenville; Eliza Brown, May Der
son, Mary Andrews, Nonnje Rogers:
Miss Mary Williams, OF Ne Nton: Miss
Pearl Elliott, of Hickory.
Among tho visiting young mon We're:
Messrs Henry Thorpe Rocky Mount;
T. w. Richardson, Rei3svillr DIR. Ar
thur Pendleton, Warrenton; Albert
Carroll, Baltimpre; Rohc,t Douglas,
Greensboro; c. A, Owens, Durham;
Richard H. DeButts, Greensboro: Vic
tor McAdoo. Greensboro: Q. Il. :ring,I
holt, Wilmington; Geo Scott, Elijah til
City: G. w. Holloway, Elizabcth City.
G. Nj. Sheriff., Hickory. 5. S. l'arhan,
Henderson,; w. A. Mitchell kiastun;
Thad Jones, Henry Turner, Claibournc
( Carr Durham; NJ. c. Station. Tarboro;
r.. O. Everett, Rockngham: H. II.
Robbins, of the University: Albert Lat
TIA; Rountree, of New York. w. S.
Shaw. Jr., of Henderson: George Eau
cctte, Nj. Airy
Chaperones: Mrs. c. G. I.atta. Ms.
Florence Tucker, Mrs. r. NJ Oates, o.
Charlotte: Mrs. w II. Pace. Mrs. Ed
ward Fellowes, Miss Jennie Coffin. Mrs
James Williamson. of Burlington: Mrs
w. H. Williamson, Mrs. S 7. Telfair,
Mrs. =. S Skinner
Music for the occasion was furnish
ed by the Hollowbush orchestra
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-10-25
THE WAH-REE CLUB.
Especial to News and Observer)

Tarboro, N c., Oct. 24.-The annual
election of officers of the Wah- Rec
Club, one of the Oldest dancing organ
izations in the State was held last night
in the room Of the Edgecombe Club, and
the following officers were elected:
President--R NJ. Rawls.
Vice president--Ivey McCabe.
Secretary and Treasurer-Geo. e..
Pennington.
Leader-Geo. E. Pennington.
Assistant Leader-Joe B. Pennington.
Mr.. w. Stamps Howard, the retiring
president made few well chosen re-
marks showing the social prominence
that this club had attained throughout
the State and the importance of keeping
up the organization.
1t was decided to have the next dance
just before Thanksgiving.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-10-25
NOTICE.

New members of the State Literary
and Historical, Association are requested
to sign the Autograph Roll of members
which may be found at the drug store
of Mr.. Robert Simpson in the Olivia
Raney Library building.
Those wishing to,identify themselves
with the work being done b. tie asso-
citation should become members at once.
ALEX j. FIELD,
Secretary.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-10-25
HEADEN- BELL.

Friends have received this wedding
invitation:
Mrs. Julia w Bell requests the
pleasure of your company at the mar
riage of her daughter, Mary Clyde, to
DIR. William Edwards Headen, on We'd
nesday morning, November sixth at
half past six o'clock. At home, More
head City, North Carolina"