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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-11

TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
David Steele was very III.
James Sims, aged So years. died.
Mrs. Charles weinant Jr., died.
Wm. Kemper sprained his ankle.
Walter s.. Ryerson went to Chicago,
Butler Guthrie was home from Eu-
rope.
Oscar Martin returned from st.
Louis.
Jesse F. Robertson moved to Noda-
way county.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Ber-
ry, a daughter.
William Biggers and Miss Hattie
Tease were wed.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Craw.
ford, a daughter.
Mary Wright, aged IA years, died
near Youngs Creek.
William Pitts and Lille Mosely
were wed at Bowling Green.
ThOs. r. Cauthorn, a brother Of B.
R. CauthOrn, died in Oregon.
Z. D. Graham and wife and Miss
Carrie Wade were at Waukesha, Wis.
Rev. A. A. Wallace was enjoying a
two months vacation in Independ.
enee.
Frank Bruce was secured to teach
the Central School near Youngs
Creek.
The Mexico Browns defeated a
Vandalia ball team on the Fourth,
score Ito ).
b. L. Locke, Alice Mason, Julia
Morris and Elya Tannehill, were
delegates to the Natlonol EndeavDr
Convention in Chicago.
The Marechal Nell Club had the
following officers:
Il. S. Wilson, President.
Ross Cauthorn, Vice President.
r. d. Worrell, Secretary and Treas.
c. d. Rodgers and Elon bearing,
committee on entertainment.
J. J.. McCully Is hard at work on the
new wagon factory and win have It In
Operation lust as soon as nossIhla
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-11
White Hosiery.

With the low patent leather shoes Is
worn, exclusively, the white hose.
Women Of fashion In all Of the cities
have taken up this fancy Of the
moment. They are cool and healthful,
but ones ankles are not improved in
looks by the addition, especially II a
wrinkle gets into the stocking at the
instep. Whereas IL the black stocking
is worn 1t doesn't show so plainly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-11
COUNTY NEWS.
LONG RRANCH NIX.

LDAH BkAAtH HENS.
C0rresponaenee OF tie Ledger
Lose BRANCH, July Rain is
needed badly.
Corn, gardens and grass are almost
dry enough TO burn.
Jim Dowell, Jr., visited in Fulton
last week.
Miss Lizzie Wager is on the sick
list.
Ms. Tom Berry, who has been III,
is reported better.
Roy Donaldson and Jim West have
gone 70 Kansas TO work during the
harvest.
Rev. Crutcher, pastor o. Midway
Church, Is conducting a meeting at
Shady Dell.
Children's day wal observed at
IOlivet last Sunday. An interesting
programme was rendered.
Miss Carrie Edwards closed a sue
cessful term OF school at Carter's last
Friday. The patrons turned out with
well filed baskets.
Rude Maddox lost another hog last
week. This is the third fine hog he
has lost this summer with hydrOpho-
bia.
VIM. Donaldson and wife have re-
turned from Ninita, /. t.
Died, at her home on Long Brach,
last Monday, Aunt Fanny Goodnight,
relict Of John Goodnight, who died
many years ago, aged o. years. Many
years ago she enjoyed her second eve
sight and hearing, but at the time OF
her death was almost totally blind and
deaf. She was laid beside her hus-
band at Berea cemetery, where, no
doubt, she remembered the first grave
dug there. Aunt Fanny was a firm
Christian and after almost a century
spent in work for her Lord, she has
gone to rest. The entire county viii
mourn the death Of this good old lady.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-11
Mrs. Mary Hogan Ludlum.

-" y = HyN8 N0EaDtNs
Mrs. Mary Hogan Ludlum was
elected to the Office Of Secretary Of the
National Association OF Elocutionists
at its annual meeting at Buffalo this
week. Mrs. Ludlum gave several sue
cessful demonstrations OF her art be-
fore the Buffalo convention and re-
ceiyed much hearty eommedation.
She is now in Chautauqua for the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-11

tired Fun-about is a beauty. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ricketts, have a new rum
about. Mr.. and Mrs. Scudder have a
hanson. All these vehicles have rub
Der tires, Of course Messrs. Newt.
Basket, Geo. Morris, Sam Locke and
Fry have had rubber tires put on their
conyeyances, which improves the
looks and comfort very much. Miss
RoSamOnd has a lovely Columbus
phaet0n, new style. Miss Susie Muir
has one almost exactly like it. There
is n 0 more comfortable riding vehicle
than the phaeton. G. w. Robertson
has a phaeton. too, one Of the new de-
signs. Geo. Robertson can be seen in
a very pretty run-about. Mr.. Bar
nett has a Stanhope on the way. The
Ortiz Fruit Farm has some half
dozen new and stylish rigs. Miss
Eliza Gibbs has a cart which was
almost demolished in a runaway the
first time it was used. Later we hope
to see her out init
The Glorious Fourth.
Who said we were going 10 have nc
Fourth? Before 4 a. M, after al ex-
haustive night, the young American
was up and at IL on South jefferson
street. There was no more sleep for
anyone, as one boy would exhaust his
lot he would be reinforced by another.
Two boys make more noise than one;
then came two more and so on until
about eight O'Clock, when quite an
army had collected and, after all the
pet dogs were safely ensconced under
protecting beds, they started for
more crackers. About this time
Clark avenue was in a tumult Then
North Jeiferson's sounds, yelps, bowls,
cannon, guns, etc, were brought 10
our suffering ears until we were con.
WINGED 1t is a great and glorious thing
TO be an American. Hurrahl This
is merely a patriotic introduction tC
the society part Of the Day OF indie,
pendence.
The gun shoot attracted quite .
crowd. / was surprised to see so many
there, as there were so many othel
attractions.
On the Ringo porch the usua
Fourth Of July party was in evidenc'
to witness the fireworks and have
jolly time. A punch bowl Of cooling
beverage was greatly enjoyed.
Out at Judge Guthrie's were tn,
Rev. DR.. Porter and family, Missei
Mary Houston, OF Fulton, Mary Page
Of Marshall, Rev. Mr.. Mason, Mis-
Eugenia Forrest and Mitchell Whit,
to witness some very pretty fireworks
The yard looked quite like fairy lane
with its Chinese lanterns.
At Miss Hathaway's DR.. Pasquetl
entertained a small crowd with hi
graphophone. Misses Elizabeth Gill
Olive Mason and VIII Morris were
among the number.
Anderson and Renfro Gibbs had a
good time with their first rockets and
Roman candles in their own hands.
A few Of the other homes where
the children had fireworks we're the
M. NJ. A., Lee Craddockis, ]. d. Nc.
KEGS, Albert Johnson's, Chas. Glen
dy's, Frank Coatsworth's, DR.. Caves,
Chas. Morris, DR.. Brldgford's, com.
blned with Tony Buckner's boys, G. A.
Basis and ]. A. Potts.
North Jefferson street and Clark
avenue did their share, too. Mastere
Morris and Clarence wilkins had
some pretty ones.
1t seemed that every neighborhood
In the city celebrated at night. The
heavens were ablaze. Indeed a fitting
end TO such a grand and glorious
patriotic Fourth. Mexico never does
things by halves
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-11

The Fourth Of July vas the hottest
day Of the year thus far. The Their
mometer fooled around los a good part
Of the afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-11

There are some very pretty turuouts
IN our city. Among them is a smart
trap, q late importation. belonging
b Mr. and An. Walker Pollock. The
Misses Harrison have a love o. a
stanhope; Mrs +. + Hisey, a very
swell ran-about as has also Nm VIM.
West George Morris, JF.'s, pneumatic
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-11

CHANGE OF LIFE.

HIwAs taken sick
Eve a 81 with
The Grippe and
had = relapse and
was given up BY
the doctor and ny
friends Change Of
Life began TO work
On me / flowed
very badly until 3
yEa ago, then my
Rsrnmrh aNH luuCa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-11

Mr.. Walker, a large stock grower,
who lives south Of this city, shipped
his cattle TO Nodaway county this
week 10 be fed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-11

&olmcnf or oct-
Ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton Of the I'D
neys; Il Il stains
your linen n q
evidence Of kid
ney trouble too
frequent desire 10
pass Il or pain In
the back Is also
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-11

Andrew Carnegie has contributed
20,0O0 toward a public library build
Ing AZ CoYlnglOn. Ky.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-11
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
ana Don't Know Il.

I'm . bottle or common glass with your
water and let It stand twenty4our houfr .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-11

wednesday evening Mrs. Jos. Lake.
nan had the Morris and Hisey families
to enjoy a social hour with hammocks,
willow chairs, playing, fountains etc;
1t was a most delightful affair. The
guest OF honor was Mrs. Andrae, OF
Clayton, Mo. The other guests were:
Mesdames Geo. Morris, Ready, wilkins,
Glendy, Rufus Hisey, R. E. Hisey and
O. b. Morris. With al fresco lunch it
was indeed a lovely fete.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-11

got 50 bad, / srtsred terribly the
biood went up in mylungs and stomach,
ard I vented il up. could not eat
scarcely anything. cannot tell what
/ suffered with my head Ny husband
got ne q bottle Of Lydia E Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, G3 before ] had
taken half Of it / beeaA to improve,
and to-day / am another woman The
PiRkhzms medicine has saved my life.
] cannot praise Il enough
NJ A. DESsos, Millport, NY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-11
Hiss Mary Armstrong.

Miss Mary Armstrong, a charming
young miss, daughter Of Rey.J C. Arm
strong, Of st. Louis is here visiting
Mrs. Griffee and Others. She will re-
main until the middle Of this month.
There have been several picnics given
in her honor. One was on the cam
pus Of Hardin, another at Sneed's,
She is enjoying her visit very much.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-11
The Horss show.

The State Horse Show at the Cap.
ital this week attracted much atten,
tion. We are very proud Of our mer
and women who attended. Miss Rick.
etts looked particularly well in a green
crepe de chine with a Gainsborough
hat one evening. Miss French, Of
Shelbyyille, in an exquisite creation
OF Paris muslin, was lovely. Mis-
jamie Clay, u Of our younger girls
a lovely blonde, was charminRly
gowned IN white lace over silk sin
with large leghorn felt, trimmed in
white ostrich feathers. Miss Anna
Belle Arnold had on an exquisite
white SIX null, with large white chit.
fon hat Miss Frances Cook looked
exceedingly well in a sheer white null
and large pink hat Mrs. +. S. VIII.
son. one Of our young matrons. looked
very stylish in a black organdy with
hat 70 match. / noticed that Mrs.
Hobbs and Mrs Doilmeyer 1.-THE Ewing
girls, who attended Hardin College,
you remember them) we're in a box
with Gov. Dockery and wife and most
beeomingiy g0wned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-11

j. J.. McCully Is hard at work on the
new wagon factory and win have It In
operation just as soon as possible.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-11
convincing proof that the kldn
der are OCT Of order.
what 70 Do.

Der are OCT o. order.
what 10 DO.
There Is comfort IN the knowledge 90
efien expressed. that Dr. Kfmer's Swamp
koot. The great kidney remedy frlhlls every
sish IN curing rheumatism, pain IN ne
tack, kidneys. liver, bladder and every pan
Of " urinary passage. II coTec;s inability
. hold water and seaiding pain IN passing
4, Or bad effects following use Of liquor,
vine Or beer, and oyercomes that unpleasant
necessity 4 being compelled 70 70 ohen
during the day. and 10 get Up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
Ordinary effect Of Swamp-Root Is Son
realized II stands the highest for is won
dsFful cures Of the mos distressing cases.
II you need : medicine you should have the
best. Soh By druggists In SOC. sndsl. sises.
You may have q sample bottle Of this
wonderful discovery E,f
and = book that ielis~nXA
more sboui Il. both sent ~
Absolutely free By mai, aaA4N
address Dr.. Kilme & H. ~e--nR.a
c., Binghanion, N. Y. When wiring men
uon reading this genercus oner IN This papa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-11

East, and only returned to st. Louis
a short time ago with her parents.
They viii all leave in a short time to
spend the summer at some OF the
fashionable resorts, but have not as
yet perfected their plans.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-07-11

eo4eas ~. hAhnd 4 Hame q epaupEna
Co, Binghanfon, N. Y. When wiring men
non reading this generous oder In This papa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26
UES
Town chi it:ms.

Townsend. Del, Oct. %. Som:
OF the plunder recently taken by
the thieves. has been recovered.
While Walking in the Eedloe woods
Jacob Clmmiic discovered several
pairs OF q W skoes. a so one pair Of
fubber Uools, the drtic appear
ing neatly concealed 10 some tan
sage grass. lie quickly reported
his strange find and .urthcr lu'cs -
tigation soon showed that the artl.
cles were some OF the booty secured
IRON the stOl { oil Henry Cal when
his store was recently robbed 0.
over forty dollars worth OF the
choicest goods,
The Presiding Elders are favor
ably inclIned towards the Confer.
ence beng held at the State Capt.
tai. Dover is eentralir located and
when the debt wuuiI be ciearel OIL
there could be one grand Old tine
rally and praise service
The farmers are a busy set OF mcr
10 this section. They are Iust as
happy as bees in hive Tor the
prices this year Tor their crops
brought in loads o! honey 10 the
shape OF American dollars.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
MAUDE ADAMS S.

Popular interest in the Ell
gagemcnt Of Maude Adams at the
Grand Opera House next Monday
in J. NJ. Barrie 8 comedy "Quality
Street" was strongly evidenced
yesterday in the advance sale OF
seats FOR the engagement. There
was not break in the line from
the time the box Office opened until
late in the evening and everything
indicates an audience Of unusual
size and fashionable quality Oh
Monday night. Local theatre .goers
evidently appreciate the import
ance and widespread interest 10
this engagement that marks Miss
Adam S new season and her hrst
appearance here IN a new play bv
the distinguished author Of "The
Little Minister. - The pnenomcn a !!
success which this gifted American
actress achieved us Lady Babbie"
in this enduring comedy by the
dst,ngu $ ed S otchman, has made
her nuiAe a household word. Her
personal 'riumphs have illumin at
ed the history of the American
stage and the record she has made
has endeared her in the pride and
affection Of the American people.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26
Ec,lga'es Chosen.

The junior Department Of the
Young Mems Christian Associ alton
held an enthusiastic meeting in the
hall this morniag. when delegat es
to represent the Boys Departure Mt
Convention. at Annapolis, NJ d.,
Move mbcr lst. to 3rd., were ch ose n
There were bout one hundred boys
present, and they enjoyed Presi-
dent Gaw.hrop's talk on his trip to
Mexico The delegates chosen
we're: Geors. Porter, Harry Cristy
and Raymond Nye.
The following officers were elect.
ted George Porter, president, Wal
lace Kerr, secretary; Harry Cristy.
chairman;'Paul lCreamcr; Norman
Craig and William Perl, directors.
The Whites Jr's de feated the
Mar ion Jr's at Basket ball.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26
SCORES The !.
GOVERNOR.

Tho Sussex Republican pays its
respects TO Governor Hum as fol-
lows: The daily papers Of the lat
ter part Of last week contained an
account Of the interview Of Cover.
nor Hum with President Roosevelt
on the Thursday preceding. The
Ledger IN report stated that Gov
ernor Hum told the President
among other things that the Union
Republican cast seventy-hye per
cent Of the Republican vote in this
State and that ths recognition Of
Congressman Ball 10 the dispensing
Of patronage would mean Demo-
cratic Legislature and two Demo.
cratic United States Senators
On Thursday the Governor called
up the Wilmington Every Evening
and contradicted this report. Why
he should have selected the Every
Evening. a Democratic paper for
the purpose when there were two
Republican evening papers in that
city we are unable to say. but 10
his statement to the Every Even, ng
he took occasion to say some things
which have created somewhat OF a
sensation in political circles.
He stated that President McKin
ley once rendered to him the dis
position OF the Federal patronage
ia this State and that he declined
it, and also that President Roose.
welt told him hat Congressman Ball
would now have the dispensing Of
patronage. The latter had already
been conceded and expected. But
no one had ever heard before that
President Mckinley had offered
the Federal patronage to Governor
Hum, and the fact OF his refusal
has created considerable comment.
The Regularsare disposed to doubt
because the Governor has proven
such a friend OF Addicks in his ap-
pointments that with the exception
OF his staff, he has not ap pointed a
single man in the State to an Office
who was not IN favor Of the ele ct,on
OF Addlcks to the Senate at the last
session oi the Legislature, and they
cannot understand why he was not
as ready to thus dispose OF the Fed
eral patronage. The Union Rcpub-
licans are wondering why their
good friend, the Governor, permit
ted such an opportunity to benefit
them to slip out of his hands and
are chagrined accordingly. The
Governor is between two horns OF
the dilemma and is to be pltied.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26
The v aIls BROOKS l'eud. :

San Augustine, lexis Oct. 90
Eugene Wall ha been Shot to
death by unknown persons scvel
miles from Eetc ID the county Is
in a turorc. Wall IS the sixth
man to dc in the Wall Brooks
feud and his faction has contrib
uted five OF the victims, two OF
them sheriff, OF the county.
Rangers have been ordered here
to stop any further truubc. But
it is doubtful il they get here in
time. Wall was shot from ambush
and fell within a few yards oi
where his bro her was assasslnatgd
a few weeks ago. Telephone lines
have been cut and just what is
going on in that section IS not
known.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26
HALLOWEEN
CELEBRATION
Joint Committee Holds
Final Meeting and
Prospects Good For
Large Parade.

The different committees ap-
pointed by local organizations, to
arrange for the Halloween parade,
held their final meeting last tight.
at the Wilmington Bicycle club
house, and from their reports the
parade will be larger and will con.
tain more novel features than that
Of last year.
Applications for positions in line
were received from Landerbe
Henry Clay. Newport and othsr
outside places. A number of busi.
ness men expressed Il desire toenter
floats. They also asked il the
committee would permit advertising
cards on their wagosn The com.
miltee replied that the affair was
for the benefit Of business and
would encourage firms and busl.
uess men 10 put wagons IN line.
One firm will have five wagons
All who desire to enter their way
ons are requested to apply TO the
committee which will be at the Ri.
SykiS Sluo uouSS CuAu SWUNG w
answer questions.
People living along the route are
requested to i.lum o ate their houst $
so as to make the streets as light
as possible. They are also r.
quested to put oil red fire Specta.
tors are requested 10 remain on II c
si lewalks. A number Of organ,za.
llons will do some fancy marches
and driiling, and will require .he
whole street.
The judges will view the parade
from as many different points as
possible, and their decision will! be
made before the parade is dis.
missed. The prizes viii be placed
on exhibition in the window OF N.
Snc Hen bur. and Company on Mon
dav and will remain there until
Friday. On Friday evening the
prize winners will receive their
prizes at the Bicycle Club house.
Urattachcd paral!ers are re-.
nuestcl TO fail IN wiki their favor.
ite organization to increase the
numbers aai assist it 10 wlrn!ns
the prize Ior the largest nnmbcr IN
line.
On accolnt OF some oE the mem.
bers OF the Blcrcc Club desiring
to appear III comic costumes the
club will parade IN two sections.
They will meet at the club house
at !. 30 o'clock on Thursday night.
AS an organization the CLUB will
not compete Tor any prizes. but the
members may compete tor indlvld-
ual prizes,
Chief Marshal W. W. Rice re-
quests all the marshaIs to meet hlm
at the Bicycle Club this evening,
that he may assign them 10 their
position In line. lie desires to talk
personally to the marshais. IL it
should rain on 1'hui sdAv the parade
will take place OF FRIDAY night.
The route ot the parade will b. as
follows:
! form on Eleventh. west Of Mar.
ket, in Eleventh TO King, 10 Ninth,
to Frcnch, 10 Third, to Market, 10
Eleventh, to WASHINGTON, to Ninth.
to Madison, 10 Fourth, to iIarrIson,
countermarch on FourIh TO Wash.
ingtcn, 10 Sixth, to King, aud dis
miss.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26
Arthur Wright Under Arrest.

William Arthur Wright, colo red,
was arrested this morning bv Off
GER BuHman, and Is now in a cell
at the police Station. He is charg.
ed with acting iu a dlsorderly man
ner toward Reba Smith aged 9
years. Wrig hi and the child board
ed at No 920 Walnut Street. The
child's mother works on the East
Side and a couple of days ago when
the child called to See her it was
discovered that she had been gross
ly insuited.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26
SUPERIOR
COURT.

Argument In the case Of H. Con.
tent and Company against the Bay
State Gas Company and J. Edward
AddicAs, president was made this
morning. This Is an application for
a writ Of mandamus to compel the
gas company TO keep open and &C.
cessable for the inspection Of the
stockholders, book containing
record OF transfers Of the COMPANY S
stock so that they may know who
has tie voting power Of said stock.
H. II. Ward represents the gas
company and Anthony Higgins
Content ana Company, who are
bankers in New York. The decision
Of the court was withheld.
In the case Of Joseph W. Kitchens
vs.. Richard G. Wright, L. Irving
Handy, att0rasy ier plaintiff, got
judgement for Want of appearance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26
LlGliT BELLS.

The famous Brothers Byrne will
appear at the Opera House on Tues
day night presenting their extreme.
ly funny pantomimlc comedy the
new Eight Bells" new produc-
ton brlmful Of novel scenic and me-
chapical effects and wonderful pan
tmamic tricks, 1t is the most
wonderful acroba,c and scenic per.
lormance even given. Az that IN
genuIty aud skill can devise has
been introduced in the play by
John +. Byrne, who has no equal
in inventing pleasing Stage me-
chanism, which gut his acrobatic
accomplishments has made himself
and pay famous, The masculine
embers OF the company are as
supple as India rubber, and their
iricNs and acroDatic turns could
not be performed except by the most
expert gymnasts and lofty tumb.
iers. The play has a dash and &c
about it that is Immediately re-
sponded TO by the audience with
genuine mlrth.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26
Suspect Arrested,

The police this morning arrested
young man on the charge of being
wanted IN Rochester, N. Y. on the
charge of assault and robbery.
hapers found in his possession con
vinced the police that he is not the
man. although he is dead ringer
Of the man wanted iron the de.
scription. He claims that he is on
his way to Washing ton where he
has position in a printing office.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26
i)EAlno.

DEAKYNE-In this city OH Oct, 81. 1901. John
Deakyne.
Relatives md friends are invited to attend
She tuoeral from the residence of his son.Ip-
law, Hugh MeCatferty. No. i25 East Ninth
street on runday afternoon. at o clock. III
terment private at Lombarty cemetery,
WEST IN this city on oct. aBd, 1901, Nary
Moore Nost. widow Of the late Fey ton q
West
Funera, from residence of her son in law
DR.. John W. Mullin, 0lo West street on Sa,
urdny afternoon at 5 o'llook. lnteriLent at
Whining on and Branlywine Cemetery. Rel.
atives and friends are invited to attend witt.
out further notice.
MORRISON Near stanton, Del. , on Oct 2,
1901 James H. Morrison, in his 67th year.
Relatives ana friends are nyitel to attend
the funeral from bis late residence, near
Stanton. Del. ON Monday afternoon Oct, 2oth
at O'Clock. lnterment at White Clay Creek
cemetery.
JOOTI.-Lydia b.. wife Of John J. Foot,
near Stanton. bel, Oh ~ month I day.
Relatives and friends are invited to atttnI
the fuueral services from her husbands resi-.
dence on 10th month 7th day. Meet at house
t.: l.8O o'clock, services at 2 o'clock. inter.
ment at ST. james CEN eterv.