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The age-herald., 1901-11-01

N E. BARKER, President H. WOODWARD, w. ~ e HARDING Vice Presldenti j. H. sARR cashe w. w. cRAW FORD, Assistant
 DREcIoRs-w Brown Robert Jemison M Jackson F. D. Ne Wn A. Walker Himan, T. Tu"ie, B. F. Moore, N E. Barker, w. p. Harding
 The officers this those who contemplate making changes
The age-herald., 1901-11-01
COTTON MARKET
 BECOMES PRIMER Many Shorts Cover and Wall
 Street Buys LIVERPOOL IS UNCHANGED Wednesdays Selling Movement Has Cleaned Out All Long Interests and Created Large Short
 Aocount-closes Higher.
LIVERPOOL IS UNCHANGED

New York October S.-The cotton mar ket opened steady with prices points lower to 8 points higher and immediately decame very firm on a turn of shorts for cover and an influx of buying orders through Wall Street commission houses. During the rest of the forenoon the course of the market was steadily upward with buying for both accounts very active. Whereas, January sold at 741 on the call it rose to 753 before the early buying movement abated The cables from Liver pool contained nothing to materially af- feet local sentiment. either way, and re- both at the ports and interior towns. Buth in place of the fine weather which has prevailed for six weeks or more sharp fall in temperature to frost level was forecasted with showery conditions west of the Mississippi tomorrow. The early action of the market clearly indi- cated that yesterdays selling movement had cleaned out practically all the long interests and had created large short account particularly in January. Trad ing was quite active until after midday when the outside buying subsided Pro- it taking then carried prices off sharply from the top, January settling down to 7.46. The movements for tomorrow's re- ceipts pointed to sharp decline in the movement. while the news from Fall River reflected firm market and little prospect of strike in the mills. The market late in the day displayed dis position to do better on the least support.
 The close was steady with prices net unchanged to points higher except Au- gust which was 12 points higher.
 New York, October 31-Cotton quiet, 715-1e; net receipts 135; gross receipts ss03; sales SIS; stock 75,105; exports to the continent 455.
 Total today: Net receipts 76,651; exports to Great Britain 39, 442: to France i0S, 7S1: to the continent 752S6 stock 654605.
 Consolidated statement: Net receipts 350,95Si exports to Great Britain 9,9SS; to France 50 75S; to the continent 1l1.052.
 Total since September i: Net receipts l., 99S,612; exports to Great Britain 629,SC7; to France 176.525; to the continent 5C5,e47.
The age-herald., 1901-11-01
rhe coffee Marked.

New York, October 31.-Coffee futures opened steady in tone with prices indicat- ing a decline of 15 points under real izing by room longs and foreign selling started by heavy primary receipts and continued weakness in foreign specula- tive markets. Heavy domestic ware house deliveries comprised about the only bullish factor in the dayss news and this was offset by an easier spot market There were few changes from the open ing basis during the day and only a moderate business transacted. The de- clines abroad were said to be due to heavy unloading by longs. Houses with foreign connections sold here, but the market recovered its steadiness through shorts who took profits. Closing prices were 15 to 20 points net lower with the tone described as irregular Sales amount ing to s6,26O bags including November 595@6O0; December 610 January 615@62o; March 6S5@64O; April $40; May 655@660; June 66O@665; July 67O@675; August 6SO and September 690G695
 Spot Rio easy; No. invoice 61s. Mild, quiet; Cordova 71aQ11.
The age-herald., 1901-11-01
II. D. COTHRAN & co,

Members of Chicago Board of Trade New Orleans Cotton Excha,,gs aiio Rooms 1 and 2 Alabama National ns.
 Building. Private leased wires to New York Ne., Orleans and Chicago. Ne"
The age-herald., 1901-11-01
Financial.

New York, October 31.-The Commer- cial-Advertiser's London financial cable gram says:
 The market was glad to respond to ev- cry cable of trustworthiness.
 American stocks were firm with the coalers leaders. London regards New York gold exports as bull point. since they divert the French demand from this center. Paris exchange is steady and Ber- lin is 20.4.
 The Indian banks have reduced the dis count rate from 5 to per cent.
The age-herald., 1901-11-01
Treasury Statement,

Washington, October 31.-Today's state ment of the treasury balances, exclusive of the gold reserve, shows: Available cash balance $163, ,23s, 622; gold $f0S, ,079, 92O
The age-herald., 1901-11-01
Money on Call.

New York, October 81.-Money on call steady at 215@4 per cent; last loan 8; rul- ing rate 4; prime mercantile paper 4140 per cent; sterling exchange firm, with actual business in bankers bills at s4.S6s4 GA s6% for demand and $4.S35sQ4. S3A for 60 days; posted rates $4.8411Q4. .S75s; com- mercial bills S4. S3Q4. .S319
 Bar silver 57ss Mexican dollars 45A.
 Government bonds steady; railroad bonds irregular; state bonds inactive
The age-herald., 1901-11-01

Drink Lemp's Bottle Beer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29
THE EMPIRE STATE COMPANY
Organized with a Capitalization OF So
ono O0O

The Empire State OIL Coal and Iron
company, which was chartered by the State
last week has been organized In Hous
ton, with Colonel Charles Dillingham; AZ
president; John L. Munday, vice prcsidenf.
and George u. Neal, second vice prea
dent. The company has opened an office
OH the ground floor in the Blnz building
ON Main street In Houston, aud n branch
office has also been opened at Nayasoia
The new company has extensive holdings
notn IN fec simple ownership and leases
throughout Southeast Texas, and IL was
announced yesterday afternoon that two
oil well rigs would be working for thu,
company by June -. Inc captalzat ION
Is $o.bDn0O0, but not share OF the STOCK
Is on tho market
IL was stated at the headquarters that
the company owns in fee simple TOO acres
az Sotir Lake; $40 at Beaumont 5000 In
Grimes county. 300 In Brazorin; 5000 Ia
shelby; 300 In Rusk aud 500 acres in
the Iron district of Llano county In al.
dtlon 10 the above the compnny claims
To have q lease on 10000 acres in Grimes
county and 10000 acres in scattered
leases
The company viii devote It's operations
at hrst to the development Of It's oil lnuds
but intends. later on, to also devotion its
iron aud coal lands
Ire directors Of the concern are as fol
lows: Charles Dillingham;, John +. NIundv.
George u. Neal Robert H. Henry, George
G.. Mansfield, William A. Rule. Alfred IT,
Henry, Robert II. Tcmpleton. william {.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29
THE DEATH ROLL.
Mrs. Lizetta Albrsoht.

The death Of Mrs. Lizetta Albrecht oc.
cured at ESQ O'Clock Yesterday morning
at the family residence. 101 Crawford
street, and the, funeral win take place this
afternoon at O'clock the services being
conducted from the residence by Rev WIN
lam Blasberg.
Mrs AIbrecht was the wife Of Mr.. Con.
rad Albrecht and had reached the age Of
nj years. She was native Of Germany.
coming to Houston, however, when she
was about 20 years OF age. She was mar
ried TO Mr.. Albrecht shortly after her ar
rival here and was his second wife, the
first having died before she and Mr. Al
brecht became acquainted with each other
Mrs Albrecht was an exemplary woman
and lived a beautiful life. being gentle. ten
der and afectlonate ana through her ad
herance TO the commandment of the Lord
which directs all mankind to love thy
ueighbor as myself" she had cndcared
herself to Il large circle Of friends, who are
deeply grieved at her demise
In addition 10 the husband and friends
the deceased leaves family OF children,
most OF whom have grown 10 manhood and
womanhood under her watchful care and
are now numbered among lAouston's best
citizens,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

w. G. ReIcher Of Austin is located at
II, v Benson of san Antonio is a guest
al the Lawlor.
II. C. Mills and wife OF Dallas are reg.
lstered at the Bristol
W H. Young Of New York is auto.
graphcd ut the lawlor
Max r. Mayer Of San Antonio is among
the arrivals at the Lawlor.
Fred H. Mills of New York arrived YES
terday and Is registered at the LawIor
MIR. John H. Kirby leaves this morn.
ing for business trip to Eastern points.
Mr., and AIRS h. H. Dolley of Eagle
Lake are registered AZ the IIntchlns house,
Mcssrs, s. W Cooley Of Mayncd, KY,
and G.. Henderson OF Paris. Tenn, are
quartered at the Bristol.
Mr.. n. *. Baker prominent ofdcai
Of the Southwestern Telephone company,
is In the city from Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Hervey have
gone to Los Angeles, Cal. whore they
VIII remain during the coming month.
Mr.. Lem Selhy Of Galveston is In the
testimony In the Chnn bankruptcy case.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. u. A. paulus and II. IA
Haley came In from llalctSville last night
ana are among the guests at the Hutchlns
house.
State senator A. G. Lipsromh OF uemp
last night and is quartered at the Hutch
ins house.
Coloncl c. r. Boon. special agent for
the southwestern Telephone company, or
Austin, was in the city yesterday st the
Rice hotel
Mrs. Sarah Mckee and two daughters
left Yesterday afternoon via the Interna.
iional aud Great Northern fast malt for
Pcterhoro. Canada.
Mrs Tom Richardson, 9oi1 rcase, has
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29

Mr.. James Grand. comic recitation,
TOO late for the train" by Mrs. T.. A.
Holland; dialect sketch by Is. A. Ran.
Tilford.
Some other musical numbers had been
arranged, but were omitted yet the lnck
OF quantity OF this feature OF the program
was compensated for In the excellent
quality Of. the solo numhsrs contributed
by, Mrs. Brasher and Mr.. Giraud, both
rably.
Mrs. Hollands recitation wls also great
Randolph mssic hit, as he sIways does,
with his Dngo dialect, and TINT little
Eugene Bother tho child wonder. simply
captured the audience, with his remarkable
dancing.
After the concert n select team Of the
troop gave sabre drill, which was some
thing new to the audience a1 was highly
appreciated.
Dancing concluded the yVry successful
entertainments
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29
MANAGER 6EReMAN'S BENEFIT.
Theater Box Office viii Be Opened This
Morning.

The box oface at sweeney g. Coomhs
theater will he opened this morning for tho
reservation of sants for the benefit per.
Torrance tn be given for Manager f.. Berg.
man on next Friday night. Rehcarsals of
'Pallo's Luck and Frank Gyms Wife"
the two comedies which will he presented
by the Mansfield Dramatic club on that
occasion, are being held daily and n smooth
and pleasing presentation of both pieces
~ assured. In addition to the two comedies
Master lean Bother will give some OF his
wonderful dances, Mrs Seymour Brnshcr
Will sing solo and n number of other
speciatics will be given
Manager Bergman announces TINT a full
orchestra rehearsal for tho benefit Of those
who viii give speclalties will be held nj
the theater AZ noon on Friday. He rcquests
that all be present.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29
POLK couNTWs COURT.
A Number of Murder Cases Have Beer
Set Tor Trial.

A Number of Murder Cases Have Beer
Set Tor Trial.
Livingston Texas. May 27.-Thc district
court convened at 1885 a. M. today, Hon
l. h, IIightower, judge, presiding; W. S
Mccall, district attorney; c. Il. Dunnam
clerk and j. a. vlnson, sheriff.
Grand jurors empaneed: A. +. Peters
W. H. Kelley l.. r. Gerlock. j. c. Llg
get, j. g. Locke, d; II. Hodges, r. A.
]. H. Anthony rom Canon and A. e.
Watts, with h. F. Ge-ioch foreman.
The proceedings Of this body will not
be subject 10 objections offered in tho
best element Of Che colorcd population
Henry Callhan and Link Wyatt. both OF
whom, are among the best of their PEG
pie are on the petit jury for this week
special ventres were ordered In the
following eases:
or third week; yenire ninety men.
w. +. Young, murder; set for Tuesday
of Js sSG0n1 hSlGr yGnre ninety men gG
day Of second week; ycnire ninety men.
>, The cases Of Nat Baker ana Charlie
Bakcr' same orders.
The case Of William Chambers. rape
continued by consent.
The cases of Dave, James and Bunk
Thursday.
The eases Of Tom Miles. Burt LOWS and
charles Stanly, assault to murder; set
for Wednesday next.
aim Hughes. assault 10 rape; set for
Monday Of second week.
In tho case OF oliver Owens, alias Oliver
Woodward defendant in penitentiary (;
bench warrant Issued 10 bring him into
open court for trial
Same order in ease ot simon Goyens
In Robert Ellis case the Indictment was
quashed because of discrimination, but
defendant held to await action 81 grand
jury
The case of George Locke. incest set
for Thursday uoXt.
The cases Of Albert and Mary Pierson
second week
:, Atkins Austin. theft Of mare; set for
irhe j, W, Jaeger ct al vs.. II. W. Kelley
et nj ease set for Tuesday ~ second week
The cases Of Goodrich heirs VS.. I. D.
Race ct nj and same parties against G.
g. Rond 81 al, set Cor same dar
Several orders for leave IN amend grant
ed in civil eases.
The Jim woodsnn hahcas corpus case,
selling whisky in local option district
dismissed ON motion 81 State.
Application nf w. r. fltze. same charge
refused and defendant committed 10 fail,
but released later on personal orders OF
Judge Hightower
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29
Y. M. c. A. MATTERS.
Fiftieth Year in America viii Be Cele-
DRAFTED in June


brated in June.
Mr. j. Hutchinson. Jr.. will give an ad.
dress at the Young Mems Christian asso.
ciation hall next Sunday afternoon at q
o'clock His subject will be George VII
lams and the Early Association" The
hfticth anniversary Of the organization Of
the Young Mems Christian association In
America will be celebrated early In June,
ana TINS address of Mr. Hntcbeson's Will
N" association started on It's remarkable
history. Both Indies and gentlemen arc in
yited to he present.
Preparations are being perfected for the
Junior cnmp. which VIII he held tho second
week In June at Seabrook About twenty
nave won prize, which is free trlp 10
This weeks camp. toner bows may foln
the camp by paying 81 30 Each boz is
expected 10 furnish himself two blankets
q pillow. an oil blanket and tin Gun
association. ~ "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29
Burial Of Joe Carriqan.

The funeral OF Joe Carrgan. who died
during Monday night NJ his room. on rIous-
ton avenue. win take place this after
noon, the services being conducted hy Rev.
Mr.. Brown from the Ross 4 Wright under
taking establishment and the burial fol
lowing in the German cemetery
the obsequies VIII he attended by the
felow-cmploycs Of the deceased from the
houston and Texas Central railroad shops
tonveyances win be In waiting for them
NJ the corner OF Washington street and
Houston avenue al 4 o'clock and they will
then proceed to the establishment from
which the services viii be conducted. at
40
The deceased. VIZ unmarried and. so far
ns known. he hd2 no relatives whatever
lie left moderate sum of money. out of
which the funeral expenses viii he paid.
and the remainder. In the absence OF a will
escheats 10 the State
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29
To Participate in Decoration.

meeting of the Daughters OF the Ameri.
can Revolution was held at o'clock yes.
terday afternoon In the parlors OF the Rice
hotel The routine business was disposed
OF and the daughters then considered atS4
accepted an Invitation from the loral post
OF the Grand Army Of the Republic 10 nav.
ucipate In the ceremonies at Glenwoob
cemetery on Memorial Day. All membey
OF the chapter who desire 10 take r(rt
will meet at the Rice hotel Thursday Mer'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29
EXAMINING a Rankrunt.

meeting of attorneys representing the
creditors in bankruptcy Of II. W. Chlnn,
formerly a general merchant of Welmar.
Floresville and Marion, was held yesterday
II ~" l'w ofH"c of Unnt 4 Nver Rornrrc
J. Il. Burnett presiding The bankrupt
was examined "a irngJn ana the hearing
Representative attorneys from ST Iouis
galveston and Austin were present. reprr.
senting their various intaGsts Mr.. Sol
bromberg OF Galveston is the trustee and
the assets represent many Thousand dol.
lars, 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29
sHERlFFS' DEPARTMENT.

Taken up, by Essex freeman, Tureka.
Texas, red COW, branded M on the left
hip, about 9 years old. marked with d
swallow fork In the left ear aud n crop
of the right ear; has white IN the face
and red spotted yenrllng about l year
old, no brand or marks, white face A. Il
Anderson, sheriff
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29

Warm spring days produce n feeling Of
drowsiness II the body is loaded with the
blood, liver and bowels with Prickly ASA
Bitters. II creates energy and cheerful.
ness Capitol Pharmacy, 5lT Main ST.
KieSling, 500 Main St; special agents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29
wOoTEN WELLS. rrXAs

All things are In readiness at this famo,s
resort for comfort and entertainment Of
corners. Hotels az various prices. nor or
cold mineral baths. Elegant grounds
hand OF music. excursion rates 10 and iron,
wells on Houston and Texas Central rail
way and most all the other roads wripn
wire or phone Wooten Wells Co Nv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29
Heavy Trnok shinn,.nts

Arkansas Pass, Texas. May 81 Large ship
ments Of berries. beans and tomatoes are
made almost daily by the truck growers IA
ms vicinity The tomatoes bring nnr
price and the. yield was large even before
the recent ralu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29

noon Mt 2 o'clock when the start 10 tho
cemetery will be made.
The next meeting Of the chapter. which
will he the last OF the season, Will he held
ut the residence OF Mrs w. C.. Crane, on
the afternoon ot June IL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29

As announced in last Sundays Post, this the last week Ma
= RAPGAIN WEEK with US. Bargains not only for NJ
day Of Tuesday, but today, tomorrow Friday and SATURDAY
Bargains reality In fact Our entire stock IS sold on such
small profit that every article we sell snoua DC considered
cain For this entire week. however offering valu
Unusual interest Therefore do not be nsed by quotations
prices by Others but compare quality as well as price, and Tia
use your best judgment. u y ~ ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29

For rates and particulars about Inc Pm.
American Exposition call on any Missonr,
dress w. @, CRUSH.
Gen'l Pass. Agt.. Dallas, TEXAS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29

Corporation and notary scnls, 50. 50. po.k.
CT seals for notarles. $500 Joseph j. kn1T.
man, engraving. stencil cutting and rubber
ton, Texas S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29

Dallas. Texas May 2S.-Seventy Of the
men employed In the factory OF Tension
Bros. wholesale leather manufacturers.
went out on strike this afternoon. The
direct cause " the walkout was the nlacln,
Of a new foreman over them Roth unioi,
and non-union men are In the employ OF the
firm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29
FRESH SHRINE.

River and lase shrimp: hest nsh bs,,
Artusyi 4l6 Travis; phone 2l4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29
A TEXAS WONDER.
!. Halls Great Discovery.

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been 'Ismall bottle or Halls Great DIscov.
which crapll kidney and bladder troubles
"Aen Navel. cures diabetes, seminal
organized eak and lame backs, rheuma.
Irregularities OF the kidneys
he mas evenn both men and women, blads
fba conetisrt children. IL not sold by yonr
Wv .De sent by mail on receipt or
such interprenall bottle Is two moilths'
4, Will cure any case abnyo
the court esfr. ". w. Hall, Sole Mannfnn.
ne Tho req, /, Box $40, Sc. Louis, Mo. send
70 ene 20 sils.. Sold by all druggists md
In shorts Company. @''
argument, Jrxas, April Cove. the under.
States of ssa mans Greas Disco Discovery
States meanspey, or bladder troubles.
sress into an ausaaefh MnTTAsP RRN6o;x
over all Territories be MAsR g,A,grA,
sanized as States. THoRNBAcK.
empire" theory In its
the free can float over
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29

was list dasi stencils, rubber stamns
j. V, Leye, ZOOS Mechanic ST., Galveston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29

PATRIcK's TRANSFER. PHONE 7ss.
Heavy machinery and safes speciality
Stables corner Fannln and Commerce.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29

PATRlcK's TRANSFER PHONE 7ss
stables corner Fannln anaLCommerce.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29
HOSIERY

Lot 800, Ladies Plain Hose, fast black, i,
worth 1870, at per pair .6h
Lot 957, Ladies Plain Hose, fast black, ~.
white feet, worth zoe, special -. ~. lZA
Lot 26it, Ladies Lace Stripe Hose, IL.
fast black, worth zoe, at. IZd
Lot B. B., Ladies' Plain Hose, fast black, &
our regular 25c Hose, TO close out JL
Lot Ii, Ladies' LiSle Hose, fast black whis hss
and toe, our regular 4oc Hose, TO close a.
out the line, per pair ............. I'm
Ladies Fancy Colored High Grade Hose, hi
colors, drop stitch, the regular soc and ~
00c kinds, at. ...W
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29

Bradley's Perfumed Ammonia Waters ,r.|
at lNl
Bradley's Best Perfumed Talcum Pow fo.l
ders, in jars and boxes, worth 5c........jNl
Bradley'S Almond Meal, Tooth Powders and 3
sence of Spring VoletS, all good 25c fo.l
Bradley's Violet Waters, Florida Waters n
Salts and Distilled Toilet Bay Rum, all 1s,|
Bradley's Triple Extracts, in Carnation Pnil
Morning Dew Beauty Rose, Jockey Clur LI|
etc., ETC., at t5c, zoe, 25c SOC and .'.Vss|
Larger sizes, same as above, in fancy f00|
bottles, $50 and ................., i'vvl
Empire State Toilet Soaps, at n
per cake. .......,......"..,' n
Bradley's Woodland Violet Toilet Soaps 1it|
at cakes for ...t.Iss|
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-12

Special to mes-Repupllcah.
Grinneu Nov. 12.-Mr. and Mrs >. .
Preston are preparing to spend the VII
s,er In California.
r. T. Carney purchased the prlch
which were shipped here TO be useo ~
the Colonial and We're refused py 'ne
hoard of construction. He is using .he
lost of them in the house he Is con
s,ructing on High street.
Al p. Reiter has sold the A. q. Prathei
roperty across from the Morrison tan
.ery to William Reiter. There are thfee
ares In the tract and q neat cotlase
he consideration is $500.
Born. yesterday morning. to Prolessoi
a Mrs. Allen Johnson a boy NOUS
4 son are doing nicely. !
tyev. 7. o. Douglass spent Sunday ~
gage, where he preached.
Sil ard Mrs. Perrine. of Spencer, are
ntlgne a few days with their daush-
at the college, Miss Margaret Peflhs'
thru the efforts of the Grocers' union
- places of business in Grinnell VIII al
closed during the entire day Thanks
wing The grocers took the matter ut
I'd general cooperation was secured.
John f. Drew will leave for Oklahoma
he last of the week. He moves there 'e
gage in farming.
c. A. Miller spent Saturday and sun
ay with his parents in Malcolm.
Mr. and Mrs. @. B. McGuin are enter
aiming Mrs. W. j. Head. of Marshaii'
Town.
The last Of the week surprise party
vas given by the boys Of the Uncle Sam