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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-11-01
Salt Lake City, Oct. %.

salt Lake CITY, OCI. -.
Dear Aunt Busy: / am a new niece
Who is anxious to call you Aunt Busy.
Several of my little friends write TO
you and they like you very much.
have a sweet little sister. Her name
is Rosamund, and she is only 6 months
old. Do you like babies, Aunt Busy?
] am sure you would love my little
sister if you could see her. l read all
The letters written to you, and 1 feel
that ! know some of your nieces and
nephews very we'll / viii write to
you soon again. Your loving niece,
AGNES COLLINS.
Aunt Busy extends to you a glad
welcome, little niece All the dear
nieces and nephews will be glad to
make your acquaintance through your
letters. Yes, indeed. Aunt Busy loves
babies. She would like to hug all the
babies in the whole wide world. Give
your sweet, wee sister kiss from
Aunt Busy
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-07-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Souvenirs with each dollar and over
spent. Meyer, 6s West Park. o
J. Stevenson, a well-known mining man
of Wallace, Idaho, is spending few days
in Butte.
]. J. Mcmahon and wife of St. Paul,
at one time residents of Butte, arc staying
at the Butte.
John Survant, well-known citizen of
Northern Montana, is at the Butte, regis
tered from Malta.
Mrs. c. X. Burket, wife of the proprietor
of Pipestone Hot Springs, is visiting
friends in the city.
II. Sommers of the Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone company is among the
late arrivals in the city.
Judge McClernan appointed w. ].
Nauehten today to appraise the estate Of
the late Martin Turck with view of ascer-
tanning how much inheritance tax is due
the state from the estate.
w. +. Nugent has claim of $Sas against
the estate of Con Sullivan, who, with his
brother Florence, was murdered on Una
mix island, Alaska, by Fred Hardy about a
year ago. The claim was presented to
Jerry Mccarthy, the administrator, and
allowed by Judge McClernan today.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-07-01
CHEAP GRAFTERS FROM
EAST WORK UNTOUCHED
Native Gamblers, Who Are Also Taxpay-
ers, Are Closed Up-Alderman's
Ire Is Aroused.

1t is simple-looking statement in the
police blotter and it reads as follows .
Charles A. Dwyer, arrested for gambling,
by Officers Ingraham and Yutz, on South
Main street; charge preferred by Aldermen
W. {. Bachelor, M. A. Ryan and l.. Dug
gan; out on cash bond OF $50" Under
meath another $50" is written, which
Jailer Sol Levy says means that the bond
of Dwyer was raised to $Ioo this morning.
Case set for July 8, at 3 O'clock" con
cludes the blotter information.
There is much of interest, however, in
the charge. 1t is really the official re.
port of another tour by the famous light
committee, supplemented by one member
Alderman Duggan-of the library COM
mttec of the city council.
1t is believed that at the meeting of the
council tomorrow night there will be much
of interest to the gambling element OF the
city.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-07-01
ANNIE MAX TAKES
SECOND BY A HEAD
OPENING RACE Is CREDITED TO
MIMO, WITH GLADYS BELL SEC
OND AND PHYZ THIRD.
ESPECIAL TO INTER MouNrMN.l

Race Track Butte, July Attendance
was fair at the Montana Jockey Club track
today. The opening events were fast and
betting of a spirited character.
Following is a summary of the earlier
races:
First race, selling, six and one-half fur
longs-Mimo first by four lengths !;
(Jockey) Tullett; betting 10 to I.
Gladys Bell, second; Uockey) Duggan !;
betting to S.
Phyz, third; (Jockey) Rowan; betting 10
to 1.
Time, :s7 r-a.
Second race, selling, four and a half
furlongs-Annie Max first by head !;
Gockey) Tulley; betting, 3 to 2.
Nanon-second; jockey) Winslett, bet
ting. 4 to I.
July Gyp-third; Gockey) Bliss; bet
ting. 10 to I.
Time, I:23 1-2.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-07-01
Fresh Roasted CoffeeS

Quality always counts; that's why
our fresh roasted coffees are making
us SO many friends. You save one
third by buying your coffees here.
They are that much better values.
Our special coffee, pound ...... .2cc
Our leader coffee, pound ....... .25c
Cream coffee, pound ........... .3Sc
Home luxury coffee, pound. ..... 35c
"Our Finest" coffee, its equal is
unknown in Montana, pound. .4cc
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-07-01
NOTICE.

All members of Local Union No. IS,
International Brotherhood of Electrical
Workers, are notified to appear at the
Owscy building at o'clock a. m, July 4,
prepared to take part in the parade.
w. c. MEDHURST,
Secretary.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-07-01
MONSTER PUMP
Continued from Page One.)

Under the arrangement of the engine it
can be run to its full capacity of 1000, 900
gallons in "a hours, or any of the three
pumps can be disconnected, making it
practically three Independent pumping en-
gines. The engine is supplied with steam
from four 900 horsepower Sterling boilers,
at pressure of $50 pounds to the square
inch, and the pump is designed to pump
against an hydraulic head of $40 feet
A 26-nch pipe line connects this pump
ing engine with the South Fork reservoir
on the continental divide, near Feeley
station, from which the water flows by
gravity to the West Side reservoir at
the foot of Big Butte. From this reser-
voir it is distributed to the city.
1t will be some two or three weeks Le-
fore the pump will be in regular COM
mission and turned over by the manu-
facturers to the water company, but when
it is in operation, Butte will have one of
the largest waterworks pump in the coun-
try.
An Enterprise of Especial Interest.
1t is Of special interest for two fea-
lures: First, the great head against which
it works, and second, the fact that the
water is taken from stream which emptes
into the Gulf of Mexico, carried across
the crest OF the continent and delivered
OH the banks Of a tributary to the Pacific.
The new works of the Butte Water COM
pany, which will be completed with the
final acceptance of this pump, will make
an entire change in the water system
of the city. Big Hole river will be the
principal supply, augmented by the water
from Fish creek, which will be carried
around the Basin creek reservoir.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-07-01
BURLINGTON Route Excursions.
sale July 4, S and 6.

Date of sale July 4, S and g.
Omaha and return $34. SO
St. Joseph and return -. ...... "a. SO
Kansas City and return ....,..... "a. so
Three routes East: Via Billings, via
Denver, via St. Paul.
For further information apply IS East
Broadway, Butte, Montana.
!. i. RUGER, Agent.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-07-01

FOR RENT - THREE PLEASANT
rooms furnished for light housekeeping
modern. All West Quarts street
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-07-01
Fresh Cream

Fresh cream, gallon $3.50, quart
4oc, pint ................. &c
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-07-01
DeliCatessen Counter

Preserved strawberries and pine
apples put up this year, if you can
make better preserves than these
we wish you would tell us how its
done; pound ........... ..3oc
Home made salads. cold roast meats
and chickens; lunches put uR to order.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-07-01
VESSELS ARE SIGHTED
BY WHALER RELvIDERE
Thetis Was Standing by to Render Aid
and No Help Was Asked
of Her


Former Senator Lee Mantle received
dispatch this afternoon from Washing
ton announcing that the steam whaler Bel
videre has sent word from Nome, where
she arrived June 90, that she sighted the
steamers Jeanie and Portland in an ice
park off the coast Both vessels signaled
in reply to the Bclvideres inquiry that all
were well ON board and that they had
plenty of provisions.
Not far off the revenue cutter Thctis
was standing by, waiting for an oppor-
tunity to help the vessels. From the posi-
tion of both steamers in the ice pack it
was evident that they we're in no imme-
diate danger
The land expedition suggested by
friends of the passengers was considered
inexpedient, and the navy department will
not make any attempt in that direction.
TWO CARS
OF HORSES
FOR SALE.
Heavy team of cheap horses for sum-
mer's outing.
J. T. CARROLL
LUMBER
COMPANY,
Corner Platinum and Arizona ST.
FOR RENT -. THREE PLEASANT
rooms furnished for light housekeeping:
modern. All West Quarts street
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Locust Grove

Winter still continues with plcn-
ty OF snow.
Reuben Parsons and VIE visited
Mt ben Mabry's Sunday.
1t is supposed Miss Annie Ma
bry has the measles.
henry White and wife were out
enjoying n slcigh-ridc last Friday.
Dan White was down at Mr..
Clarc's farm Tuesday preparing
for the sale.
An account oi the death of Mrs.
Mary Hagood who died at her
home near Wcllsville Jan. -, will
be found elsewhere In this issue.
We think that the drouth we
have had and the sickness and
deaths We have also had In 1901
should be n warning to everyone
to stop and think which side they
ARE on, for the Lord or for the
world. My prayers ARE that they
are on the Lords side.
Now GUESS.
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or dwelling house. Many houses
have been burnt in this county
caused by defective flues.
Samuel Evans and Sanford
Mitchell OF Galloway County were
at Peytonia, Sunday.
j. w. Mitchell was at Montgom-
cry City on business, Monday.
The last month Of school was not
we'll attended on account Of tho
cold weather.
William Davis sold wheat straw
to Taylor Arnold recently. Mr..
Arnold had several teams hauling
the straw.
We have very cold weather this
week.
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Sunday.
Misses Bell, Jalie, and Halle
Earnest and Alice Glen, and Mack
Glen, Fred and Russell Cobb have
the measles.
T. A. Pew who Is working In st
Louis Is spending a few days with
his family.
Mrs. Kate Evans returned home
Friday after several weeks visit
with her son Isaac and family In
st. Charles.
Judge White and wife and Miss
Mary Maupin spent Saturday with
Mrs. Logan and family.
Mrs. Jennie Rodgers Of neal
Montgomery City is visiting rela-
tivcs In this vicinity.
Ora Stipp was in Montgomery
City Monday.
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Some Of the stock at John
Smiths sale, south of here, Satur-
day brought an extra good price.
One 2 yr. old horse mule bought
Sf33.
DIR. Wyatt is having the room
over his Drug Store fitted up for
a public hall.
Miss Efie Mason who teaches
Prairie Light school passed through
here Friday evening OF her way
to spend Saturday and Sunday
with home folks.
John Cope and Ollie Whitman
were in Warrcnton n short time
ago making arrangements for
starting n new industry in this vi
cinity. As soon as they get things
In shape they will make IL public.
X. +.
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on the Line.

The farmers rejoice at the snow.
II will do much to liven up the
wheat and grass.
Mrs. Annie Aistrop has inn
proved In her health which has
been impaired by measles until
she n go back to the school room.
She is teaching the Morgan School.
Ed Fields has moved to the DR..
Luce property on West Culver,
where he will bc near his saw mill
that Is located on Mr.. Sutton's land.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Force lost
their two year old baby boy las,
Sunday morning, 10 o'clock, OF
pneumonia and measles.
We have been waiting patiently,
when will they come oY? We
want to write those two weddings
up.
We forgot to announce last
week the marriage of Fred Fouscr
and Miss Mamie Doty, which took
place at the brides home ON Cuiv-
re, Jan. 10th.
Mr.. West, eight miles east OF
Middletown, passed through Cuiv-
re last Tuesday enroutc to his farm
near Laddonia to make prepara-
a..
tons for a sale OF feed stun which
will take place on his farm, list. OF
FEBRUARY. He was inquiring fol
shoats. II had any hogs and hat
them 70 feed, I would just hav.
given them to him.
Mr.. Fennewald of near Martins.
burg passed through this country
with "A nice little drove of two year
old steers which he bought neal
Marling, Mo.
Ernest Force was In consultation
with Attorney j. L. Hayden on le-
gal business last Thursday.
The Swope School will close mex,
week with an entertainment al
night.
Earnest Force sold % head OF
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Prices Branch,

The slcighing is good in this vi
entity, the first time in twenty odd
years. In fact for so long a time,
that there were few slcighs and
also sleds In running order when
the snow came but many tempora-
~ ones have been put on the road
When looking at some of them
one can't help but say, every
thing goes that will slip.
The land deal at New Providence
church that was mentioned two
weeks ago was concluded by the
committee giving Mr.. Robertson
S48.40 which he claimed was cost
to him with the interest on the
money. He had cut a number OF
walnut trees of of It but was not
satisfied unless he had interest on
his money too.
Emmett Wyatt has been SPEND
Ing a part Of this sleigh-riding
weather visiting in Warren county
Mr.. Wyatt Of Jonesburg was
on a friend near here Sum
lay.
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Hazel Dell.
Snow! Snowl

Snow! Snow! Snowi
S. l.. McMahan has n very sick
child.
Miss Ona Hendricks Is visiting
Mrs. McMahan this week.
John Dillon and wife visited
Mrs. Collins last week.
Henry White and wife visited
Mrs. Cptcgroyc last Saturday and
Sunday.
master Harry Lewis aud Miss
Rebcccn Cptcgrovc we're in Mont
gomcry last Saturday.
John Ducnltcl visited his brother
Avery last Sunday. The latter,
wife aud child arc very sick with
the measles.
Little Maudc Davis is better at
this writing.
lIick Hendricks went back to
Audrain last Sunday.
Meadow Lark school attcndanc,
Is very poor averaging three last
week and four this.
Excelsior school closes Feb. II,
Hazel Dell Feb. II and Meadow
Lark march n.
Any one In need of a first clat,
dish washer keep ON the lookout fo'
John Ducnkcl. lie IL n fine hant
and works free of charge.
Debate at Hazel Dell Is progress.
sing nicely. Question for mex
Friday night Is Resolved that the
ladies' should have the right o
suffrage. Champion on the af.
tirmativc side Jno. Dillon on tn,
negative side Walter lIogsctt
Every body invited.
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Thomas District

John Bourne and wife OF Mid
dlctown were visiting at Mrs. T. M.
Merritt's last Thursday.
Elmer Osborne, who was going
to st. Louis this week, has taken
sick with the pneumonia. We
hope soon to note his recovery.
Ira Davidson was hauling hay
from Wellsville last Friday.
Hez Bethel is on the sick list ut
present.
Elton and Martha Morning are
wrestling with the measles ut this
writing.
The snow we have Is nice on tho
wheat that was sown last fall.
The wheat in this vicinity is In
good condition so far and from all
indications, there will be some
wheat raised II we are not troubled
too much with those destructive
little bugs. This cold weather
may go hard with the bugs, al
though We scribe saw some of them
not long ago still able to crawl.
The weather has been intensely
cold for the last four or five days,
being about the coolest we have
had this winter. The pcoblc are
keeping close to the tire and there
fore news Is scare with
o. u. Know.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-02-07
RhInetand.

VIM. Anderson, Martin Down
ing and others who were laid ofi
during the recent bad weather re-
turned again to Texas junction to
resume work laying steel.
There IL a strong movement on
foot to again start a newspaper
here and the indications are very
favorable. II Is the plan to or
ganizc n stock company and hire n
competant man to u the ofice,
Our young friend Walter Hage-
dorm IL erecting n hen house and Is
going into the poultry business,
and he says II wont be for his
health either.
Our farmers and stockmen are
jubiiant over the fact that we will
now have three buyers for hogs
and cattle at this point, which will
have a tendency to make prices
higher. The more the merricr,
opposition Is the life Of trade.
Jacob Dcnner of Starkenburg re.
TUNED Wednesday from Milwau-
kee, where he has been attending
st. Francis of Sales Theological
Seminary. Pneumonia and grippe
prevailed among the $50 students
to such an extent as to render II
necessary to close the school &c
prevent an epidemic. He will
spend several weeks In our midst
Our new livery firm is doing a
good business and started right by
having this Office print a lot of
business cards and stationery for
them. Success to you, boys.
DR.. @. E. Jacobs did not fill his
regular appointment last week
owing to the Ice in the river which
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-02-07
~NeighbOrhOOd News,
As Told by Our Assistant Editors.
Big Spring

Gus Miller put up Ice one day
this week.
j. &. Whitcsidcs purchased oats
from Artic Davidson of near High
Hill.
Mrs. @. Whitcsidc went TO Slater
on n visit to her sister Sunday.
p. Benson who had his cattle Mt
Ben Sncthen's feeding them on
straw took them home on account
OF them not doing we'll.
DR.. Mct'all went to Fulton this
week.
j.. c. Whitcsidc purchased n
cutter from Emil Nobel or High
Hin Friday.
There was a surprise party Mt
Fritz Lichtc's Friday night.
Fritz Gcrdcmnn bought corn
from Mrs. Nicdcgcrkc n day last
week Mt Toe per bushcl.
VIM. Harris son IL sick with
pneumonia this week.
Robert Hart and wife visited the
formers father, Noah Hart, Sntur-
day and Sunday.
Those that were on the sick list
are improving nicely.
Mcssrs George Davis and Thos
Powell were In this vicinity Satu--
day and Sunday.
August Wall had the misfortune
OF cutting his foot one dry last
week but not seriously.
Well | guess II the Ground Hog
saw his shadow IL will look pretty
blue for poor old cattle for the
next forty days.
Mrs. Thos. Davis and daughter
are at Mr.. j.. C. Whitcsidcs for q
two weeks stay.
The young lady that refused to
90 with the little man to the SUR
prise party must not forget that
he will grow larger some day.
l guess Mr.. Dixon isn't sorry
he IL through putting up Ice ms Il
nickle and three nails came very
near causing him 10 go under.
Say are you coldP II so, go Ia
j. O. Whitcsides and get warm.
Dick Burks purchased n farm on
Dry Fork recently.
Our new blacksmith Is working
on what he calls n roadster.
TULIP.
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MineoIa

l.. PENIS house was burned
Sunday.
Miss Lena Cocn and Grace
Scanland visited in the country
Saturday.
A social mt Mr.. Ed McCord
Tuesday night and everybody en-
joycd themselves.
Rev. Maggart filed the pulpit
here Sunday.
j. NJ. Smith had n sale the Goth
of this month and will move to
town the first Of March.
The Misses Davis spent Sunday
with Ora Naughton.
Geo. Crane aud G. O.. Blades
each lost n good COW last week.
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nice shoats to Mr.. Fennewald last
week.
A recent letter from the State OF
Washington says that cattle have
lived there on the range all winter.
What a God send II such a calam-
ity should hit this country some Of
these cold, snowy winters.
"SAM TWINKLE"
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Peytonia

Rev. d. w. Graves preached at
Loutre Church last Saturday and
Sunday.
Born, to Joseph R. Hudnall and
wife, two boy twins but both died.
A sad accident happened to Luke
Penn last Sunday. His dwelling
house was burnt to the ground in
Guiding part of his furniture. Mr..
Penn moved his family to his 9TH
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-02-07
Gamma.

Mrs. Will Cowan has the fever
Mrs. Mardin Spires who has the
measles is in a critical condition.
Mrs. Mary Morris who was very
Ill with the measles is improving.
Trav. Mabry is in St. Charles
at work.
John johnson and family Of
Middletown were in this vicinity
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-02-07

made it impossible for him to cross
over from Hermann.
The annual gander pulling takes
place on Feb. 10 with n mask ball
in the evening. This is the event
Of the season.
w. T. Patton spent n few days
Of last week visiting his son John.
Willie Brinker who was quarcn-
tined at New Florence during the
smallpox scare is now at home
with home folks.
John Rooster vas In town a few
hours Saturday bidding adicu to
friends and left on the afternoon
train for st. Louis where he and a
brother will open n grocery and
saloon business.
We are glad to welcome the
family Of Jones Gregory Of Ameri.
Gus to our midst. Mr.. Gregory has
moved effects into the Dyckman
house In Sugartown.
Card Of Thanks.
We desire to extend our sinccrcst
gratitude to our kind friends and
ncighbors who so ably assisted US
during the sad bereavement Of the
death Of our husband and father.
Mas. ANTON MUESCH
AND CHILDREN.
Mcssrs Ben Grotcwicl and lily
Scholtcn Jr. made n business trip
to st. Louis Wednesday.
Rev. Stokcsbcrry filed nm APP
pointmcnt at Stcedmnn Saturday
and Sunday.
The Holtwick pasture was rent
cd TO the highest bidder Saturday.
+. 5. Whipplcr secured the IN me-.
The bid was Si0i.00.
Hcrm Muchl left Sunday morn
ing for st. Louis where he accepts
ed n position ms n clerk In n drug
store.
The VI. w. A.. had their regular
meeting Saturday night and J.. H..
Patton was initiated into the mys-
tcrics of the order. We learn that
special attention had been given Ia
the diet Of the goat for this occa-
sion, and tin cans and rubber boot
heels were In demand.
Grandpa lily Scholtcn,Sr cclc-
brntcd his sith birthday Sunday
surrounded by most of his children
and grandchildren.
Chas. Icugin spent Sunday with
his family ut this place.
Mrs. Tod lis .ipton and children
returned home Sunday after n sew
cTni months visit with her parents
In Texas.
Ben Wendring Of near Marthas-
Vile is spending u few days with
friends and relatives here.
julius IIoltwick 1. laid up with Il
bad boil on his neck and Is hardly
able To be about.
One of the twin children of John
II. Patton was III this week.
j. II. Lehman and lily Scholtcr
attended the Fulton stock sales
Monday.
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New Florence.
q. u. Know.

Miss Annie Miller spent between
trains Sunday with homcfolks In
Joncsburg.
Miss Henrietta Dudley OF Mexico
Is visiting her cousins, Misses Lula
and BERTHA Wilson.
Misses Ida Kallmcycr and Kate
Blades spent n few hours In Mont
gomcry City, Saturday afternoon.
Miss Blanche Palmer OF st. Louis
came up Saturday and remained
until Sunday evening with her
parents.
George Gilchrist and wife, who
have been visiting the lattcr's
father, returned to Montgomery
City, Thursday night.
Mrs. Howard Ellis and sister,
Mrs. B~rashcars, accompanied their
father, w. X. Knox, to Portland,
Friday morning.
Joseph Palmer had n serious at
tack of Illness last Saturday and
Sunday,
Miss Ida Maggort in company
with Preston Hatchctt spent Nom
day in Danville, the guest of
friends.
w. l.. Powell and +. IL. KALI
meyer, who have been appointed
administrator OF the Powell estate
In place of Judge Barnett, are hav-
ing the property belonging to the
estate appraised by NJ. +. See and
+. Roscnbcrgcr.
c. NJ. Locke Is moving his drug
store from the Ford property add
joining the Post ONCE and will
hereafter do business in the Me-
CUM building on the corner.
Miss Laura Milligan, who has
been sick for some time, is still
confined to her room.
Among those who attended the
Recital ut Montgomery City last
Thursday night we're: r. S. Cham
dlcr, wife and daughter Miss Elsie,
Misses Ida Kallmeycr, Rachel
Stewart and Aubry Kallmeyer.
Artie Barnes made his regular
weekly visit to this place last
Thursday evening.
The Christian Church at this
place have secured Rev. Endres
OF Montgomery City as their regu-
lar pastor for the coming year. He
will occupy the pulpit the first
Sunday of each month.
Those who attended the lecture.
"Reuben In Rome" at Montgom.
cry City last Friday evening were:
Messrs Hughes Maupin, Earl Will
son VIII See and Preston Hatchet;
Misses Susie Pemberton and vir-
gle Leach.
The people at this place think IL
the grounding came out, he GER
tainly had good enough judgement
to go back before he "froze out''
as we are having very cold wealth.
er now. PUELLA.