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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-18

For extra quality in fresh meats
without extra price try the San Jose
Market.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-18

w. b. Gilman has another order for
ten carpenters.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-18
MONEY TO LOAN,

On DIAMONDS, watches, etc. or any
good security; also household goods
stored with me; strictly confidential.
Highest cash price paid for household
goods. Automatic phone 100.
T. A. WRITTEN, ia Gold avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-18

Dwight Wheeler's carpenter shop is
now located at 30S West Copper ave-
nue..
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-18

Fresh berries tomorrow. San Jose
Market.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-18

Fine apples and peaches sc pound.
San Jose Market.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-18

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-17

political boss Hanna gritted his teeth
and made his fight and he has today won
the respect OF all his colleagues.
Senator Hanna has no particular en-
thusiasm for President Roosevelt and his
administration. His position is that OF n
man who Is sitting quiet and waiting for
events to work themselves out. He has
said several times that he would like to
see Roosevelt do well and that he would
help him whenever he could.
President Roosevelt, IL Is claimed. Is
anxious about Hanna, and nearly every
week has something printed in one of his
personal organs to show that the best re-
latlons exist between him and the senator.
So far as 1904 is concerned, Hanna will
be for Roosevelt. IL Roosevelt is the right
man TO nominate. There are a great
many shrewd politicians I'm Washington
who are of the opinion that Roosevelt
Will really be the unanimous choice OF the
next Republican convention, or that his
name will not be mentioned In that con-
Vention.
a hundred columns could be filed with
speculation showing why Roosevelt will
be nominated or why he won't be- The
only fact is that Roosevelt at the present
time is the single candidate for the nomi-
nation In 1904 I'm the minds of the masses
OF the Republican party. Whether he
holds that position depends on himself.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-17
RamOr Has 1t That His Support Will
Enable Him to Oppose Roosevelt
in 19O4--P0pularity Grows.

washington, March 17-There has been
a revival OF the gossip concerning Sem
ator Hannas candidacy for the presidency.
1t has been stated on every corner that
the senator already has enough support
to oppose Roosevelt in 1904
The senator's recent activity in labor
matters has been pointed out as an indi-
cation OF his desire for the nomination.
Senator Hanna himself says nothing pub
licly concerning these rumors. Privately
he tells his friends that his knee is con-
etantly getting worse. and even II he did
have presidential aspirations he doubts
II his health would permit him TO make
a canvass.
III Mckinley had lived Senator Hanna
would have entered the field as a candi-
date in 1904. lie feels greatly compli-
mented by the constant recurrence of his
name at the top of the list OF possible
candidates.
Senator Hanna is growing rapidly as a
public man. He has developed into one
OF the strongest debaters I'm the senate.
The disposition OF the senate toward
him has, changed. When he came, the
old senators were inclined 10 resent his
presence as that of man who had no
claims on the place except those OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-17
CASE IS SAFE.
Attempt Of Fall River Robbers
Proves Futile.

Corinne, the 1S-year-old daughter OF
NJ. B. Slocum, of Fall River. was bound
and gagged, last evening. shortly after
S o'clock by two unknown men who were
after a travelling case containing between
$500 and $1,000 worth OF valuables. which
Mr.. slocum carried for New Bedford
jewelry house.
Miss Slocum was sitting in the parlor
OF her home on Franklin street when
man entered without knocking and
without ceremony. He said Mr. Slocum
had sent for his jewelry case. Being
dubious. Miss slocum denied his request
adding the information that her father
had taken the case with him, The man
said she lied and repeated the request.
Miss Socum started 10 run, but was
knocked down.
AT that moment another man came In
gagged and given a little chloroform on
a handkerchief.
The condition OF the house showed that
the men hurriedly, but with a great
deal of trouble. searched thoroughly for
the case and even ripped open the beds
Although the search was prosecuted with
much thoroughnesS. they missed the OBJ
Ject for which they searched, for the
case was on the top shelf OF a closet.
Half an hour later Miss slocum's brother
returned home and found his sister un-
conscious He released her, sent for a
doctor and notified the police.
She falls 10 give description Of the
alleged maurauders and her story is
passing strange.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-17
SESSIONS OVER.
Appointments Of New England
Evangelical Association.

The seventh annual meeting OF the New
England Association OF Evangelical
Churches closed last evening in the Peo-
pies mission, Centrall Falls, after a ses-
sion Of four days.
In the afternoon at 2:30 there were or
dination services, conducted by Bishop
Breyfogel, assisted by Presiding Elder
Rev. Joshua Gill Of Boston, Rev. ]. IL.
Lamb OF Cleveland, o., Rev. ID. +. Burns
OF Cambridge and Rev. j. C. Briggs, at
which deacons' orders were conferred on
N. d. Witham OF East Montpelier, VT.
and elders orders on Rev. Magnus Lar.
son OF Boston, Rev. n. NJ Smith OF Stone
ham. Rev. Theodore f. Beebe OF Central
Falls, and Rev. l.. X. Averill OF Barre,
VI.
In the evening there was preaching by
Rev. j. III. Lamb OF Cleveland after
which Bishop Breyfogel read the follow
ing appointments:
Presiding elder, Rev. Joshua Gill. Of
Boston; Boston Jesse Lee church,. Rev.
George Davies; Boston Swedish church,.
Rev. Magnus Larson; East Boston. Rev
III. H. Perry: Cambridge. Mass, Rev. ID.
r. Burns; Somerville, Mass, Rev. r. L.
Stevens and Rev. J. G. Briggs: Chelsea
Mass. Rev. j. w. Gillies; Revere. Mass.
20 be supplied; Lynn, Mass, Rev. c. r.
Wiley: Soneham, Mass, Rev r. NJ
Smith; New Bedford. Mass. Rev. c. H.
Hopkins; Pawtucket. Rev. l.. II. Merrill:
Central Falls, Rev. Theodore +. Bebee
Ncw Haven. Rev. NJ. r. Perry: Bridge
port, Conn, Rev. o. j. Faunce: Kingheld
Me-. Rev. IL. l.. Trueman; Montpelier. VT,
Rev. J. A. Ward; East Montpelier. VT,
Rev. ~. u. Whitman, Barre VT. Rev. L.
X Averiil and Rev. Il. 7. Hitchings;
Woodville. y. IL. Rev. Ernest Webber
Rev. l.. v. Malcolm. member Of the Re-
we're, Mass, quarterly conference.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-17
A WIRELESS TELEGRAPH SYSTEM

Chicago. March l7-A wireless tele-
graph system. giving connection between
ships in mid-lake and the mainland may
soon be an appliance on lake-going
steamers. The managers OF one Of the
companies are considering the httlng OF
all boats. passenger and freight, with
sending and receiving stations OF the
Marconi pattern.
With this In view. they will make tests
OF the system within n few weeks.
III the tests are satisfactory. the boats
probably will be equipped with ,ele-
srepn stations before the summer navi-
cation season Il well under way.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-17

Louis Fitzgerald.
Chauncey NJ. Depew
VIM. A. Wheelocl,
Henry G.. Marquand.
Cornelius ". Bliss.
Geo. II. Squire,
Thomas ID. Jordan.
G. B. Alexander.
V. +. Snyder.
Samuel NJ. lnman,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-17

John Heeney. OF A Howard street, was
bitten on the leg by a dog. while riding
a bicycle on Oak street, yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-17

sneak thief got into a room at a
Walling street, Saturday. and stole s.
from Thomas Darcy and 50 from Michae
Darcy. The money had been left il
clothing which was hanging in a press
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-17

William Fish and Stephen O'Toole. run
aways from the state farm. was captured,
Saturday. and returned TO that institu-
tion yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-17
SUtz CANAL ReOPtNED

Port Said. Egypt. March i7.-The canal
has been reopsned The British petro-
leum steamer Nerite. from Marseilles.
Feb. "A. which was reported yesterday TO
be on fire in the canaD Is stii burning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-17
SIR RICHARD TEMPLE DEAD

London. March l7.-Slr Richard Temple,
FORMER governor OF Bombay. and who had
held other important positions IN India
ie dead. lie was born IN lS2s.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-17
THE NEWS. PROVIDENCE R I. MONDAY
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight and Tuesday; colder; fresh
westerly winds.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19
Death a: Ms. Ei..s z Lee

By The death q Ms. Edith Z. Lee.
this town lases c1= q is EllS- highly
->---fC-c citizens. She died sunday,
Dee. Il. af-s- painful Illness II =-v.
-caL We : duration. the remote cause
u which vas caZce-9GS -QCor which
Ezs removed by a sUrZica. op=ra.ill
about 1--WE years ago. Mrs. Lee vas the
daughter u WE. B, a-1 Edith Allen
Root. AMI vas born in Stafford. "
jar. :, l--9 They moved % Brook
.i1=, ", when she vas quite young
ard there she spe1- Ter early life
Later she vas employed a. rE- Yer
mont asylum and was assistant ma-rol
a the time she married George y. Lee
- -EEs r1wC. Dec. -. l,5i. and came
20 Ms LoU- here where 81 Ia since
lived she was the youngest ~ SIX chill
1r5C aE- survived them ali One broth
-. Na-s=l Root. Eas vel. known here
UaCr yzars ago Uc her mothers side
Sc was .I-@al descendant q Ethan
Allen and vas endowed wl-E t1= r.
m2rSac.e abilities AMI characteristics
t1r which thai family vas noted She
w4s slwaFS deeply Interested Il zcIca-
-soC. am =TzFy -LlCZ which tended -
promote -L- Cv-- Interests II The en-
Eu1l-y and vas ready - contribute
largely Il every Way .1r -l- good -
every T1r-1g caG<-- Her siEcc=ss am
sE- ra-Lv Win sZDs-aErla. E-.r w=r-
always 4-.GG - respond IN FiI= 4
trouble ana Eoc the lore f al E-8
knew her Her 5EE troubles T---
E-zvE. a4vlEg nlr.=l lsr 20 ---y call
--=-, daughters. II -Eel. Eu---, a-1
~ y-zrS later --r ll-taz1. rl- s-=
bore ---z- win -z= greatest Christian
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19

-es Signature : ou e~ery COX q tie E=-1I7e
Laxative Bromo=Quinine 7asiess
tie remedy Ira. cures cold In one oay
EEST DOVER
tee reEec

Eugene Harris died quite s1G1sclg
O: typhoid pneumonia a. hls home Sal
u-tsy. Dee. =
Taare will te New Years dance a.
Y. L Cp-oE's. Wednesday evening
Dec 81. 4 cordial inTI-ar.oc i 81
tended - all
George Adams Injured his leg -
.,---lr While a. zo-k a. Ire caT -c-=.
a. Wilmington. b7 Re falling Of oi-
timber. H. : improving a present
Mrs. Hitchcock Of H=a--. Mass. :
here caring t1- her sister. Mrs. y. Il
Na-c.-M-s. George ADAMS IS gaiC II
slowly. after ~ lo1= Illness Mrs,
ELe- r Nacc. wa has been & Eay rs
i-5r- tor six weeks Z AssSacc-Se-5
z-- NV Hs--S1lr-. -ss r=-l--=-
home. -Reu---ec-a-i7= v F. Jones
las returned from Montpelier. -Ps-.=E
Davis 81 re SIX -ls---A-s. Nellie
E-cet-5n i a. work t1- 1=- uncle.
M=.T.- LYMAN.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19
WEST HALIFAX

Tzs base ball t1.= ara planning 80
have q s1ciar.= il tie zea- future.
T---z z-- ~ a Christmas pa an.
- a. - p,---I.- --r-,-
90 .-.-:-..r- = -. -
49,, r. ~ 80 - = = -
"--- -1'e' - 49, !
1-z
h=F 1-sez -aI.Fe jonas las r=-E =
7Ee slez IS r. ras- lev 1a!s ="
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19
yEwFAyE

The singing class VII. meet AZ C-.c1
-all Saturday =7erlcE
The officers Of the Nevtare grange
XII. o- Installed Wednesday eve1lrs
De-, 81. Col. 4 B. Franklin O.: Towns
head Installing c-tcec.
T-= rea! estate az3 personal proper.
y u re .a-= Ms Flynn k-zyo- ws=
sold ny zucrI1E last week. M-s CaSSi-
W.swaI bought The farm
Mss Emma No1.tcc va Operated
upon Ma21ag fg- appendicitis. Miss
N8C--c1 = under tk- Gaze II Miss Hill
4 -ral1e1 nurse from E=rro-.
NJ. aat Mrs. T5e=.-- u PaEl=s are
boarding a re County house. Mir
aG3 Mr.. S1-rar1scz u Boston have
engaged -oor-s a. TIE hotel for C-e -
z.a4---r %: he winter. T1=y Cca-c- -
with M Davis last summer a. Towns
zeE5 IE1- -N1-uza1 Wheeler q Sp-.zE-
field. Mas, ! spending few days Il
.1wz.-MrS- Davidson rs returned
from Burlington. Ernest Mary 7ls-
tie; relatives II t0T1 his T@=z-
T1= annual meeting # Bircaar5 pos-
e 1 R. E4s 1=It a. E1i1c -a.. Sz--
l--av a.-zr-occ. TIE following officers
- -E- ~---4-h- a. -.----4-- - --++ Il y.
Ca-r-r--r, serI1r vice e1IEac17r. Il.
H Holcr1ok .G1i1- Tsc- commander.
x. O W-.E1t; sua-cs-nas--r. H i
kllour1 11arL4IE. c. " Psrso-S Al
.--a--. L x Bls1: s=rE-a1-. NJ
Bliss: Oder o.: ne -aT. ". r Pra;-.
oE5cz- 1t re guard. Thomas Crane,
sergeant major. ". H. M..@= quarter
uas-=- sergeant. ". v. Perry: ==E-i-
nj. *. ;. Ba.Ll1: delegate 20 state
-cca-u-e1-. Fl. \ kILtGru.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19
WA-PO-E

Hon. I. y. Hastings vas in Eav
lork city LAST week "a business. -Suv-
= !. Richards a--4cts 4 -=4-fr, n.
Tue slperlG-eEGs1rs ot The state Al Con
cord This week.
Il has been decided that in several,
stormy weather during the winter. n.
schools viii have ucr e.e session a.
ne s@a-S nave long. hard trims. On.
'71A 1a= trip q six miles each war.
In- graduating class Of 1852 mas urs.
S.1te1 the High school with 4 picture
81 President Mckinley. Tie student.
ar raiSi1E money far Z !Urary fund
|1le1 VIII provide some much needed
books tQr reference
Charles Foster from T3resa. kan.
1as o=eu with irie11S n town H yis-
lied TIE schools and -ol1 Of scr= # m
Old .schoc. -iuss. - He t9aat that
the class = which h Tas 4 member y
years ago are nearly all in town nov.
IEe entertainment al lie Parish
House = TIE NisEan sEar-et-e was
cancelled because Of -1a s=F=ra Storm
ca' d: ! hoped me qua-r=tcz may ap-
pear soon especially as cE= Of -La cun
5=r. Miss Mayo=ll= Hawkes.. ! Wal
pole girl
hsocau Banning after SPEEDING
Thanksgiving vIrc his U--14r. has
gone 10 Dayton O. - enter a large
publishing house. HIS va-a -ts-= i
similar % : IS w1rz In N=z Y1-z and
ne salary quite large t5r 3 yegzE man
.Gs- 9u- q college. Banning vas -E=
managing e.t-1r II he Dartmouth
magazine last wear am he sill %-cT-
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19
EEEyAErSTOy

Schools will close Friday for she
Christmas vacation.
The Rev. Da7id Durham Of ESSEX
preached il GootaI= Memorial church
Sunday.
Nyrou Corbe-- au5 Tacrer Root have
beer drawn Is Jurors 70 serve OF me
Bitter murder case.
The greater number q those WHO
buzz coal procured small supply wtsr
the one car load came bur ara anxious
10 hear that they can obtain more,
L Is said thai our t3wc clock. 1o=
about year II position, keeps almost
exact time, varyi1- only : few seconds
IN many months. Berrzrcs-0C mas re-
ceiveG many 7aluaol= gifts, This among
the rur Der. Z companion in Cur daily
life. monitor t0r every hour.
Mrs. [. 5. Nash has gone 10 Green
fel6 20 PASS ire winter with her SIS
Ter. Mrs. Warrer On aecpuE- II -1e
storm ch= church -g1ers were coc uuu-
e-ous Sunday IN their accustomed
Places Of worship. -CIen=lt Mann Of
Orange mas recently spe-- day VIE
his grandfather, ! NJ Srra--0c, and
ether relatives John AELer-cC III
ished work to- H. T. Lazsl.e Sstur1a!
and i row a. work n Gre4EEel1. -
Frank L Stark Eas taken -he vacant
place II LaZslla's store.
Last week Wednesday afternoon
Thomas Preston Brooke ard MS ma
ri-e band orchestra had engaged %
give I concert here. This would % the
musicale allowed il the free lecture
course. TIE schools we're closed ara
all s-eus we're directed 70 me -owE hall
which was filed . oTer-lowiCg. After
The Lapse q AZ hour o. more II was
learned that The train which was 70
corvey he company was Two hours late
and the ergazeuzc- must be c4C-el=1.
The tisaCrCIc--ec- was great a. Per
Ears newer again Will conditions taTcc
securing Z crceer- Of 20 rare merit.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19
EEG0E-NE

Mss Ha--j= Lacd:-a- = Al South
N=vtal= a. vsrk- Mrs Da-o1 CLARK
i quite sick
Mrs. Adelaide SE=5 bias returned mis-
week = her home II Rochester. MINI
s-cu1joz 6 few days il Chicago and
arriving AZ home for t1= holidays l.
: t pleasure % -hzir =4<-=-c relatives
AMI friends 70 learn that her husband.
\. T. S-=bci-s. viii serve his ninth
session a legislator Z he upper house,
His wife i one q -L= leading ladies a.
ire capital Of Minnesota. Ste aas
bee1 offered n position q sCp=rin-
-=1tz1- cf ne ladies department o.
Minnesota a the Exposition a. 81
Louis il 1874. Eastern people Il Min
1e~o.s wanting Vermont spples while
Mrs Sr=c5ics vas IL Vermont, she So
cured The shipueE- @: lao barrels s.
Isc-=c from SOME u the best orchards
il Wic--aE county.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19
WEST 0CMgEEsT0y

R=7. R5ya. t-eza T5vas1e-t SUPP I'd
n pulpit Su11ay II place e Nr.
L.zEg=y,
! EasAog- occurred ~ -1e narrow
gauge -4iIr0a1 Wednesday a. T1wrs-
-e-1. 5=-alricg th- morning :Fai1 sew
=ral hours.
Work oc TIE lam ! progressing 4
well = could t. expected. considering
the snow, rain a14 s.-=-. S@v=ra!
teams are engaged I hauling logs ar-
gra1.-a.
TIE 10Th marriage anniversary ot
Mr.. ana Mrs Ber1 Baldwin vas ce.e-
brared FRIDAY. Dec. L, az their home
by -h4ir friends. Many presents we're
given them. including full Sc Of "a
nlewar=. Music a11 taccI1g ~=Ie r.
;oye1 act refreshments we're SesTrC-
Albert Wilson from Springfield,
Mass. vi-i5ed bis parents Wednesday.
Miss Ab5i= Towcsaec1 has given Up
her position a. clerk il Nj Mann :
store II B.a-clzCorU and i Euw taxing
cars ot Ter brother, John. w11 i sick.
Miss A1bt- Ducz.=e from W=s- S-a--
-l=ooco Is VISITING a. IL Old home Of
re Ir1c----$
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19
TErTTSGELN

Christmas will b obs=-ve1 az the
BapcIs- church De Chris-u a. eve
Mrs. BalI9u Of Manchester recently
Visited z=r sister, Ms. Samuel Wheel
=r
Mrs. Charles Chase was called %
Boston last week 5y he Illness of her
tz-1-- M- brigham, who has sirce
died Mrs. Chase = s-j!. il Boston
W. had extremely co.1 Weather here
-=ar.r al las. week a15 work vas a.
s-a-2s-I.I az Wheeler Bros sore FIR
s=T-ra. days 1Gt las Low beer resume J.
IL people hare we're -reatlysa 33euei
r1=z m news ca1a- No-14y that Mss
Nay Casw=-I had li=3 Il typhoid fever
q Ter G11.e il Gsysv!ll-, Nov. -. Sac
raG-l, TIE summer All fall farms Il
t1= ~i.l.-- >ehco! here ana left for her
home 0c-. -, .usF i mouth before sL-
Diet. S1= vas = years II aga.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19
WESTON

Mis- Barber SIN has % s-ay II 4
dark roam or account 81 r1- Injury
SIC sustained WHEN Sc fell Her pay
siela1 refuses 70 IL l-r us@ hsr eyes.
Another ec- II our aged t1rgcsE=oy l.
+i41 last ve=s. Ms Edward JahE,9r.
a--1 - She and her husband lad
both been il feeble health t1s sc--
-in-
There will be- a Christmas tree vi.a
appropriate -xercis-- at tn Baptist
church Wednesday uiEL-, Christmas
=ve, ard probably also az t-- other
churches,
Jennie Woods who Ia. beer very i'll
far long rin-. does rot improve very
tssr Her physician decides -Ear sac
Will have 20 have Al Operation for aE-
p@11icicis.
Frank and Floyd Ja4ui-a ara Two
-1-ir father. y his c-Sr driving horse,
when ae Iate.v purchased il Boston
80 they car come home When they
please l Few harness adds 70 their
pleasure.
Willie Tu--.= came near losing the
sight II one Of lss - - one day last
week H vaS .kit1l1s logs AMI ais
chain caught u stone, cau<t1- lis
horse . Jump hack % that rL- name
hic him il us eye Al -1as saved his
eye vas the ball Of rn= ac1 q rl@
-au=.
Annie Sr=veos l. suE=ric. from
cramps il cer feet: for number q!
days s1e has been unable - more her
:o=s - get about. her feet ara badly
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-19
WIyOElN.

Hecry Rhoa3es mas purchased ID.
y ME farm and has moved a ra-- 81
1is furniture 4 family from heeue.
y H.. Las oclEh: the farm formerly
occupied cy him
Mrs. Mary Harris expects - 70 "a
Chester r1Is E=rE 70 spec1 ne Ei1-=.
Win l=r son. Zero Howe ard daugL.
-sr. MARY Howe. u C!arsm31r. y. Il.
Fred ali karl Howe u Ashourraam.
Mass. we've II t1Ec over SUNDAY a.
tending The f11z-al Of Mr.. Lu-a
Howe, Letters have been received
from tt L. Chapman ana Grille IL
gals, who started for Florida Dec. ).
HEY had al enjoyable voyage. aside
from sea sickness. john Coleman acd
joan Fountain went 70 Pu-u=y Mon
cay E--t= they have =np!9y l=1t, --
Joseph Fountain ard family spent Sun
1ay ~..1 Dennis F1urt431
Mrs Lura Smith Howe. whose Ill
1@ss was u=EcIo1e3 several weeks a:1.
died THURSDAY night. after ten weeks
of intense suffering Mrs. How leaves
father. Uo-G=s. husband ar- little
daughter Of = uoC5cs 20 mourn 1s-
loss. Mrs. Howe was married II JaCe.
l.S%, and resided with h@c parents.
Much syn par1y i felt for the family
a. her PARENTS are advanced il y=a-s
ard were deeply attached 70 the de-
ceased. Funeral was held Sunday.
Rey George Roger ct5cla-ize- Ms.
Howe vas !Aii 10 res n . white cas-
z=- amid white RISES IN the Center
cemetery. T1e bearers we're J. Cole
mar. ". Carlton. H Wood and IT,
Gould. Nj Howe AMI daughter Will
ccEtIEge 70 reside with Mr.. AMI Mrs
Smith Deceased vas e years and ?
Lcc-A< O.: aE=.
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