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The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-22

viii b. sid before the court house
cor III he city # brunswick, G ,nn
~ GeorE a d r ug the leg noufs
vi sails Il tie Il Tue dawn July next
tn f. Loving .e'cr. b d rDperry TO Wit:
All II err at loi or parctl Of land
iyttg aud beng in tie city # b uns-
wick, county Of Glynn aud STATE OF
Ge .Igi described recording 10 the
pl aD0 map OF aid city mae b. Geo.
Fl. B-Iiw-ui S37 - I Ii W , to wi :
All IT New Town lot number seven
hundred and twenty-five, the southern
one third OF New Town lot nun Der
seven hundred and twenty three, the
southern eHe-4RiFds- Of NaMtoWn lots
numbers seven hu dred and twent, six
and seven hundred and twenty-sevep,
and hva by for y feet OF a, alley be-
tween said onestbird of lot mum Der
seven hundred and twenty-seven, on the
west, and said one third of lot number
seven hundred AMI twenty-three and
all of 8 i'd lot mum Der seven hundred
and twenty-five on the east, said land
containing. in the aggregate, forty by
one hundred and frey feet and having
the following Courses aud distances, 10
Wit: Beginning at a point on the west
ern line OF street eighty feet south of
the intersection of B street and K
street and running her ce westerly, at
right angles with line of street, one
hundred and fif y feet, thence southerly
at right angles forty fee. themes casters
ly at right angles Que hundred and fifty
feet hence northerlv, slorg the west
ern line of B street, f,rty feat to Joint
OF begi anihp, said lot number seven
hundred and twenty-five containing
Thirty by ninety-one feet said sou hern
one-tnird Of said lot humber 8 ven nun.
dred sni ~ envy three co. a'n'ng ten
by ninety one feet, and ia utrern
oneethirds Of said Its numbers seven
hundred and twentv-six and seven hua.
dred and twenty'seven cons ln,ng
twenty-seveu by forty feet each. Said
property having be levied on as the
property Of Mrs. Bona Wallace, under
and by virtue of ii. fa issued from the
Superior court OF said county in favor
of the Interstate Blu ldlng & Loan AS
ISOLATION vs.. Mrs. Bena Wall4ce, prln-
cipal sum due being $69S 33 besides in
terest and COSTS Written notice of levy
given defendant in posse saion.
W. Fl. BERRIE.
She iff Glynn county Ga.
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ADMINISTRATIVE SALE.
STATE OF GEORGIA-C County {

Ol q Il Op GEOh0l A-OOunty Oh
GlJnn.
The undsrsign.d acting under the
authority Ct an order Of the court Of
ordinary OF said cou ATTY, granted at The
April term 1901, thereof, Will sell b :
fore tue court bouse door in said ccun>
ty, between Inc u-usl hours OF public
saies, on the frs, Tuesday in July 1901,
at puoilc suc ion 10 the highest and
oest BIDDER, the following described
p .opertr, belos ing to the e.ta'e Il
LYDIA Gaiche', late Of said county de-
ceased to Say;
All of that tract or parcel OF land
lying, situate and being In said county
ana sta nd 10 the city of BrunseicB
therein, ami in the portion Of said city
called the OLD town Of Brunswick and
forming a retaDge In shape with ends
diff. ssix (56) ind ssdes mn ty (90) feet
long, and identified on the map OF the
city known az Baldwins map OF Bruins
wick, by number as fha western fifty~six
nine' ieths (56-90) of the eastern halt
| ~ OF Old Town lot mum her two bun.
red and tn rty ei&h' (23Sj and havins
the particular courees and distances
mentioned and desc ibed In the petl ior
60 said court I jr leave to sell the came
which for description reference Ii
low had. The term Of the sale will bt
each but il a solvent and satisfactory
purchaser ffsrs, time will he extended
upon the terms OF one third Of the pnl
ch ase price cash and one third in one
year and one third 10 two years, the
ieferred pay ments to bear eight per
cent per aLnum interest and to be ev'.
ienc' d by notes made, and Secured b,
purchase money mortgage made wi b
covenants to smt the undersIghed. The
property is well located aud the iitlef
to II are pprfsc. This June 9Th 1901
Mary e. f anders
Adminisral.- on the estate OF Lyd 6
Gatchei.
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A MAN WHO DID THINGS.

Hszen S. Pingree is dead. He WAS
just an ordinsry man. He had ordinary
moral. ordinary ways. He didn't loot
like n commander orr hero. He was
never great, Some people are con vinced
that he never could have been great.
And yet, he is mourned from ocean
to ocean. The people of San Francisco
viii, at least in thought, honor his
memory, and the people OF the E asst will
cast garlands Il flowers On his tomb.
Why Because he did tn nSs. Pin
gree was, in a way, a philosopher. He
believed that it was impossible for
mankind TO stand still without sits gns,-
ing. He believed that the coalition OF
human osirg4 should be improved. he
had what are termed advanced ideas
He did much thinking for the uuder
man In the fight for exht.nce, ana
often the under man cursed him for his
pains, He believed he had a nj ssion,
and he kept blazing away at the target
CT human endeavor. he didn't always
nit it, s1metim' he shot into the
crowd and ipJured somebody He made
errors, lots Of them, beoSuse be was
human. He made more mistakes thsn
the average man, because he made more
efforts.
And once In a while be scJred a bull'.-
eye, and then the p sople knew that he
was interested In their welfare snd
trying to benefit humanity.
He wasn't selfish, His kindness
often caused him trouble. He helped
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RECEIVERS SALE.

The undersigned will dispose and offer for
sale before the court house door ofGIynn coun-
~, Georgia, between the legal hours of sale on
the first Tuesday in July 1901, all of the uncol,
lected items of my trust such a. overdraftS,
notes cash tiers, Judgments, and chooses in
action OF every character not previously dis
posed of ly July I'd 1901 A list of such items
so intended to be offered for sale can be in
sspected at nv Office in Brunswick, Georgia.
the successful bidde' for any ono or more
money in cash, but in the event confirmation
by the court OF any item or items sold should
be refused, the amount thus deposited VIII lie
refunded. Said sale IS had under and by Vir-
tus II an order granted by Judge Paul Sea
brook :. 9. A. g., presiding. in the litigation of
Foster ~ Lang, ct al, VS.. Merchants 8 Traders
Bank OF Br lnsw'ck, ct al, pas ed ON the goth
day OF June, 1877, and of iiie with the clerk of
the Sunerior court of Giynn county, Georgia.
This June 2isf, Il IL.
JAMES S. WRIGHT,
Receiver, Merchants and Traders Bank OF
brunswick, Georgia.
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PETITION FORCHART ER

STATE OF GEORGIA., County of Glvnn.-
To the Honorable Superior Court of said
county: The petition of b. Padrosa, Lewis w
Beach, II. S. Lee, j. d. Abrams, j. NJ. Blood
worth, John W. Thomas, r. Joerger, and Il. T.
Coleman, all of the said county of Giynn, re-
spectfulIy shows;
That your petitioners for themselves, and
such other persons as they may hereafter asso-
cate with them. desire to be Incorporated un-
der the corporate name and style of News Pub
fishing Company.
IL
The capital stock of said corporation to be
three Thousand dollars, (s3 o0O) to be divided
into three hundred shares of he par value Of
ten dollars each. with the privilege of increas-
ing said capital stock at any time, upon vote
OF two-thIrds of the original stoct to any
&20,0O0N; any OF the capital stock to be issued
at any line. 70 be paid for by the person sub
scribing for lac same, either in cash or in
market value, equal at least to the amount OF
stock at par 30 being paid for.
All of said three thousand dollars of capital
stock has now been sub cribed and is reacy to
be paid in upon the organization of the conf
pany
The term of said corporation to be for twenty
years with the privilege Of renewal thereafter
The object of said corporation is to publish
and circulate newspaper in the city of Bruins.
wick, and do any and ali kinds of printing, and
other contract work of a similar nature.
vi.
The powers desired are to sue and be sued
contract aud be contracted with, buy and sell
own and control any and all classes of property,
real or personal, necessary essential to the con
duct of the business of said company. The right
to conduct printing business, and to do all the
things mentioned in paragraph five of this Pc
tition. and to do all otner work which may be
done in and about q printing, publishing or
book binding business; and also the right to
exercise all powers usually given. to copora-
tions of like character.
VII.
The home. and principal place of bust
ness OF said corporation to be at Bruins
wick, Georgia, with the right to establish
branch offices at such other places as the bust
mt IS Of said company may from time to time
require.
The premises considered ty your petitioners
pray the grant of an order creating said col po-
ration with all the powers herein before men,
TONED, and that such other and further order
in the premises be granted as may be mete and
proper
ATKINSON e. DIrNWODY,
PetitiOnerr Attorneys.
The foregoing is true copy Of the original
now on file i'll this office. This June 9TH, L IL.
II. + Du BIGNON,
Clerk Superior Court Glynn County, Ga.
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Wa offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF Oatarrh that can.
not be .oured by Halls Catsrrh Cure
FL. CHENEY & Co. Toledo, o
We, the Undersigned. nave known
r, J. Cheney for the last fifteen years
and beIieye aim perfectly honorable
IN sl business transactions. ana finsn-
cially abba to carry out any Obligations
made by their firm.
West & Truax, wholesale druggists,
Toldo, o.
waldiDg Kinnan q Marvin, wholesale
druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75o, pes
bottle. Sold by ali druggists. Halpf
Family Pills are tina best.
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CITATION

CITATION
GEORGIA -Glynn County.
To whom it may concern:
d. d. Moore having in proper form applied
to me- for permanent letters of ADMINISTRATION
on the estate OF Emma Morgan tate of said
county this is to cite all and singular the
creditors and next of kin of Emma Morgan to
be and appear at my office within the time al
lowed by law, and show cause, II any they ca n
why permt N! administrator should not be
granted TO ID. ID. Moore on Emma Morgan's
estate.
witness my hand and Official signature, this
3D. day of May, 1901,
HORACE FART, Ordinary.
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CITATION.
GEORGIA-Glynn County

UEOIOOI A-UIyhH OUUHLy
To whom It may concern:
J. a. Montgomery having applied to
me for permanent letters of admiuistra
zion on the estate OF Thomas O'Connor
late OF said county tits is o cite all and
singular the creditors and next OF kin
OF Thomas O'C MINOR 10 be and appear
at my off 70 within the time allowed by
law and sh w cause If any they ca
why permanent admin st alton shoa
not be gran ed 10 J. A Montgom my on
Thomas O'Gonnor's estate
Witness my hand and fife Il sigma
ture this 9th dav 90 June 1901.
HORACE DART,
Ordi nary
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PUBLIC SaOOL TEACHERS Elk
ANIMATION.

BY order Of tue Board Of e u;atiOn,
of Glynn county, / will hold an xami'
nation of applicants for teachers llctn-
SO at the Mansf-ld Street school Ol
saturday, July 1901, bsginniog at
O'Clock a, m. The enbjeots will in-
clude the or binary Englieh branches
and special Examination ia Latin, AL
zebra, Gaomctery and English LiteTa-
ture. There are two vacancies in the
city school.
g. J. Or,
Secretary, Beard of Education
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-22

The commencement exe"c SEES of The
electoral College never avs any charm
for Mr.. Bryan" is the way the Wash>
ington Post puts it..
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But" says the Atlanta Jour- al,
what the country would most like to
know is, docs Col, Hanna watt third
tprm?'
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TO SUBSCRIBERS:

subscribersare requested 20 notify the oiiioe
wAsr they fail TO get any issue Of the Times-
GAIL Attention to this matter will be apr O.
atA.sd by the publishers.
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The Rome Tribune Is right when it
says Nv. J. Northen is one Of Geor-
gas gre atest men"
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The Times-Call Will be delivered by carrier
or mail per year, $500; per week Ii cents. Cor
respondents on live subjects solicited. Real
name OF writer should accompany same. Sub
scriptions payable in advance. Failure to re-
ceive paper should be reported to the business
ONCE. Address all communications to-
THE TIMES-CALL,
Brunswick. Ga.
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"On to Buffalo, will be the cry du-
rirg he summer
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Large fat maokerel, 2 for 25c. A. G
J eifers, 219 Newcastle street.
AUCTION SALEAr & b. CROSS.
ING


ING
OFFERMAN, GA.
/ ,GEORGIA, Pierce County-WilI be
sold st auction on July Stn, nexe, TO the
his hest bidder the following land: one
hundred acres of land at the B 81 b.
crossing at Offerman, Pierce co., Ga.
subilvided into lots 50K125 feet. TeIms
OF sale onesfouIth Dash and the balance
In three oqusl pay of three, elk
ana nine months; bond for titlea, Ooly
every other lot will be s)ld at auction
but the alternate lots can be bought on
easy terms. These lots will he sold OF =
tirely to white people. The sale will ac-
tually take place on July Sth, oommeno>
ing at 10 o'clc ok, 8. m.
j. Il. Th0maF,
NIohOll, Ga.
Juce IL, 1901.
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Macon 10 h wing for lower iDsu'
rance rates.
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EOR SALE CHEA z

l have just bought the entire lot of
furui are from the Central hotel, con-
6 sting of bureaus, wash stands, bell
steads, springs, cotton and moss mat
resses, one solid wslnut eide board, one
dark oak sh finer, will sell at bar
gain. j. w. Watkins, aus Bay street
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NOTICE OF DIvIDEN NO 10
The National Bank OF Bruins iok

The National Bank Of Bruins iok.
Olt of the esrnir ga of The current
SIX months, the Board of Directors of
the National Bank of Brunswick has
t1is day dsclsred q dividend of three
per cent, (S3 per shsre,) payable on
and after July lst, 1901, to sharehold
ers appearing OF record at close of bust.
ness June Goth.
4, d, Wslter, Cashier.
Brunswick, Ga, June 10, 1901.
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Excursion to Atlanta.
Ju'e IL, 1901.

A b'g xcursi0n will be ruh to At
lsI t, from Btunswick on June "a over
ths Southern railway, and The low rate
OF 50 Tor the round trip will be offered.
Che excursion 10 being arranged by
lamp s ,srlett, the wei! known colored
xoursion ork snzer, but there will be
separate cars for white people who
desire to take the trip, Tain will
leave Brunswick at Z 30 Z. IN, on
Monday, Inc "a
NOTICE.
On account of the late arrival of iii
Plant System Ialn, the steamer Hessie
will leave FOR st. Simon on Sunday
mornings al 10 o'clock.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-22

You much more iiabaie to desease
wheD Jur liver and bowels do not act
prop ~. Dewitt's Little Early Risers re
mo because OF disease, w J. Butts.
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DIn't forge The excursion TO Atlanta
Monday. Tram sure to go.
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xcLaED:A. MULLINS, Business Manage,
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SHIPPING REPORT
0OrrsOted Daily by Capt otto JOhannsssn
Port OF Bruins iok, June II 1901.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Italian bark Aniellino, Albano, Savannah.
SAILED.
Colorado, Avery, New York.
Russian bark Osmo, FREELY. Rotterdam
Sch. Dora Mathews, Lablance New York.
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Polluted Bleed
Breeds Disease

Skin affections will readily disappear by
uaing Dewitt's witch Hazel Salve, look out
counterfeits. II You gst Dswitts you vii
get good results 1t is the quick and
positive cure for piles. W J, Butts
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Don't forget the excursion to Ats
lanta Monday. Train sure to go.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-22

Excursion to Atlanta Monday. Fare
for round trip $500.
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SH EKIFF'S SALES.

W. IT. 3 = kR 7 e,
Sheriff, GIynn county Us
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DISBURSEM ENTS.

u
I'd Baldwin bill.........s 500
Sd J Il knibb ....,...-..... 80
= nj Ttlton, assessor, salary as as
SCISSOR and clerk ................. 100 90
EPHoman assessor, salary $500
horse SIS 90. ......,.......:.,,,. 90 90
WBSymons, salary as clerk 100 90
WE Symons Act'g Treas SO 90 $50 90
4th Wilson, Colson & Co Interest IA 6e
" Jackie White, salary for March 4 II
PutT am, assessor, salary IS 90
M l. jackson, pumping station. rs 90
" Symon. Acting freasurer
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ADJUSTMENTS.
More MeIodrama at the Park.

The hundreds of persons in this city that
60 to the Park TLeater for their theatrical
entertainment can find no fault with
Caught in the Web" The two audiences
that saw the play yesterday heartily ap-
proved IT,. 1t is made according to the old
melodramatic pattern. and no essay into
perilous originality mars 1t. Joseph lie
Brandt, the author, knows the trade of
Notwithstanding so well that he has
made this play like all the preceding ones
of its kind. Reality is sacrificed TO liveli-
ness, and that sacrifice is what the Parks
patrons demand and revel in.
There are. however, three noteworthy
points in the -cOnPany-thc young woman
that has the part of the heroine is bright
and pretty and knows how 10 dress be-
cOmingly. Her name is Norma Hyatt. and
If she does not seem To be much of an
actress il should be charged TO the COM
monplace play fOt the sake of her quiet.
pleasing personality. Daniel Reed, who
plays second villain, looks the part bet
come 20 the Park for several seasons. and
ne acts the character almost as well as he
looks il. Miss Madge Tucker, who is the
ingenue of the company and plays Edna
Stanley. Is IN Indianapolis girl.
The scenic equiv nent of the play is more
han usually eNtcL sive. 1t viii be present.
ed this afternoon and tonight and to-
morrow afternoon ana night. Charles III.
Boyle, a clever comedian. will bring his
company in '"Fhe Star BOarder' 90 the
Park next Monday
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ANARCHISTS IN AMERICA.


f. Fl. Nichols, in the Outlook.
The killing Of Humbert has given an i'm
petus to this latter-day anarchy in Amer
lea. 1t has made positive converts Of
doubling Italians, and attracted the atten-
ton of hundreds who believed that the
times are out of joint but had heretofore
seen 40 cure in anarchy. Paterson An
archists deny publicly that they were
aware of Bresci's intentions when he sailed
for Europe. But their every action bellies
their words. They are almost insanely
proud of having known him. His portrait
on a button they wear in their coat lapels.
They talk about giving poor, innocent little
Madeline an Anarchist education which
will perpetuate the memory of her father.
The editorials of La QUESTION: SOciale tell
at great length why Humbert deserved to
die. and what a glorious martyr Bresci is.
The question has been many times asked
since Humbert's assassination whether our
own government is in danger and whether
the President of the United States Is re-
garded by this class of its residents as be-
longing 10 the same category with the
rulers of Europe.
While any Anarchist purpose is a subject
upon which 1t is extremely difficult to speak
positively, many things indicate that. far
from wishing to kill an American President.
Italian Anarchists hope for his protection
and preservation, and the same is true of
Edward VII. of Great Britain.
In the present status of modern anarchy
England and the United States are the
only asylums In the entire civilized world
for men who believe the king-killing philos-
ophy. Without press censorship. with only
a nominal restriction to their widest utter
ances, Anarchists find an opportunity for
the spread of the propaganda in Great
Britain and America which is denied them
elsewhere. Their creed has never yet in
this country been the slightest hindrance
TO their earning a livelihood. They thor
oughly realize this. and know that these
favorable conditions would be reversed If
American sentiment were once aroused by
an attack on the chief executive of the Ma
ton. In a recent editorial on the death of
Humbert an Anarchist paper in San Fran
cisco said. THE Anarchists are treated
with sufficiently gross injustice, even in
this country. But they are at least allowed
the right of conducting a peaceful propa-
ganda, and the consequence is that Mckin-
ley, hated and d~espised though he is. needs
no b~Odyguard to protect him from the at
tacks Of revolutionists. So is it. in Great
Britain. No official there has ever been
killed by an Anarchist. England has adopt
ed a comparatively liberal policy toward
revolutionary propag andists. and is reaping
the fruits of her wisdom in the security of
her ruling class"
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fesor Crowell of Franklin. Professor Par
of Muncie and Il. n. Kennedy of Traf-
There iS a .rge attendance.

fesor Crowell of Franklin. Professor Par
ker of Muncie and b. n. Kennedy of Traf-
algar. There is a ~rge attendance.
MARTINSVILLE. The trustees of the
Baptist Church of this city will let the
contract this week for the erection or a
new church. to cost about 5000 or 5000.
w j. Delaney, Of Kewanna, recently has
been called to the rastorate.
WABASH@The annual reunion of the
Eighty-ninth Indiana Infantry Regiment
will be held i'm this city on Oct. 8 and y.
About $50 members are expected to attend.
and the meetings will be held in the new
Soldiers Memorial Hall.
FARMLAND.-Great preparations are be-
ing made for the annual meeting Of the old
settlers of Randolph and Delaware coun-
ties. which will be held in Oak Grove, near
here. on Saturday. Aug. 81. a very large
attendance is expected.
RICHMOND.-The annual convention OF
the Richmond district of the Christian En-
deaVOr is announced TO be held at RUSH
vile on Sept 3 and 4. Many prominent
workers have been secured to take part IL
the programme.
SULLIVAN.-The annual convention of
the Sunday schools of Sullivan county was
held on Thursday, in Mann's grove, in Tur-
man township. Over five thousand persons
attended.
KOKOMO.-The saloon of John Waddell.
at Greentown, was robbed Wednesday
night, the robbers securing $50 and all the
wet goods they could carry away.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Lille Ferris. of Wabash. is visiting
Miss Jessie kempield.
sr. and Mrs. w. p. Johnson will leave to-
day for Atlantic City.
Mrs. Sarah Oliver is spending the re-
mainder of the season at Pine lake.
Mrs. T.. s. Smith will leave TODAY To
spend a couple OF weeks in Buffalo.
Or. Benjamin r. Bye and family will
leave to-day for Buffalo and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Garstang will leave
to-day for the mountains Of West Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John h. Robson have re-
turned from a visit TO friends in Logans-
port.
DIR. and Mrs. r. J. Smith. OF Nc. 2201 Tai
bott avenue. have returned from their East
ern trip.
The Misses Cecil and Marie Clune. who
were visiting their sister In Detroit. are
home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barrett Monkey will
leave IN a few days for a northern trip of
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Chamberlain have
gone TO ST. Joseph. Mich. for the remainder
% the season
Mrs. Joseph Marshall and Miss Darbey
will leave I'm a few days for Chicago. to be
gone two weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. III. NJ. Fleming. or Logans-
port. Will arrive next week 10 visit Mrs.
John X. Robson.
5frs. Frederick Knefer and daughter will
leave In September for Chicago and 20 by
beat TO Buffalo. Later they will 20 To Al