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knights of Temperance News

Teche Encampment No Is,
knights of Temperance, held their
semi. annual election last Friday
with the following result: Worthy
Chief. e. w. Philips; Vice Chief,
|X. Il Herpeohe; Chaplain, d. ).
.Campbell; Recorder, W. d. de-
Generes; Assistant Recorder, L.
IP. Bagarry; Financial Recorder
Robt. Brown Treasurer, :. a.
Benthal; Marshal, r. A. Morse;
Assistant Marshall, T. B Hart
Sentinel Dan. Stephner, Guard,
Herman Hauser. -s..
Jeanerette Encampment NO ~,
Knights of Temperance, elected
the following officers on last Tues
day: Worthy Chief, Z. M. L.
German; Vice Chief, Camille Pro-
yost; Chaplain, J. d. Legnon; he
corder, G. w RAIDER; Assistant
Recorder, Ellis Bergeron; FananclaI
Recorder, Peter Henkel; Treasurer,
+. w. Ansley; Marshal, W. D.
Poteet, Assistant Marshal, VIM
RAIDER; Sentinel, Joseph Provost:
Guard, Clarence Curtis. -.,srs
The three temperance encamp
lments of New Iberia, Jeanerette'
| and Berwick will be installed PUB
|licly, at Jeanerette on the 18th OF
July. An excursion will be ruI
from New Orleans to that town OF
that date, and the New Iberia EN-
campment will go down on a specl
! Ekal steamer on the Teche.
The Iberia Cypress Co., recos
nizing the good. work done by th'
Z order and it's need in this sectlol
of the State, have kindly offere'
the use of one of their boats an
a have secured the use Of one. Of J
g D. Roane's barges to carry tn
o knights and stheir families
:. .Jeanerette on the occasion Of thel
pu bic installation. vts !
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Low RATES ON SOUTHERN PACI
FICSUNSET ROUTE.

Biennial meeting Knights of
Pythias, New1beriasto San Fran
dsco and los Angeles and return,
Aug End to 10th, Limit Sept 3Oth,
1902, rate $3.50 with stop over.
Morgan's Louisiana & Texas
Railroad and Steamship Company
will sell tickets from New iberia to
Salt Lake City Utah and return
Aug 6, I, 5, 1902, with return limit
Oct 3rd 1902, at a rate Of $40. S5 of
Morgan's Louisiana & Texas
Railroad and Steamship Company
will sell tickets from New Iberia
to Claud Craft, n. M. and return
Sept 30th, 1902, with return limit
Oct 31st, 1902, at rate of 1885,:
70, via Gland Climbing Route
5000 feet above sea level with
average Temperature at noon
during June of So degrees. a79 8f
Morgan's Louisiana & Texas
Railroad and Steamship Company
| will sell tickets foOm New Iberia
4 to all Summer Tourists Point an(
return until Sept 3oth 1902, Will
return limit Oct 3fst 1902, at re
Iduced rates. u fF}l86ii3tIsiN HllGu
|aa Morgan's Louisiana & Texa
Railroad and Steamship Compan.
will sell tickets from New Iberi
to Sour Lake, Maria, Marlin
Wootan- Wells and Hot Sulphu
wells Texas and return until Sep
3Oth, 1902, with return limit sixt
Z days 1892. at reduced rates. h
4 Morgan's Louisiana & Texa
Railroad and Steamship Compan
will sell tickets from New Iberi
l. to Denver Col. and return Jun
lst till Sept 80 1892. with retur
! limit Oct 31st 1aO2,at rate@t
I $3S On account summer onting ~
3 For additional particulars, app
: to local agent, or to g. B. Eli
. Division Passenger and Freigl
: Agent,aEt IAttfIIresl IS f4.4
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Star Route Box Delivery.


Tie Post Office Department is
steadily increasing the facilities
of it's operations by bringing all
people into closer reach of the
daily mails.
= Any person living on or near a
star route (any route other than
the railroad) and not within the
corporate limits of any town or
within so rods of any post office,
who desires his mail deposited at
agiven point on the line Of the
route by the carrier may provide
and erect suitable box or crane
on the roadside, and secure his
mail without driving to town for
/ it. f1s}f7
This new arrangement went into
|affect last Tuesday, and is very
simple IN its operation. ,
il IL The only requirements necessary
for country people to secure thell
] mails without delay and trouble
are these: First, secure suitable
box; place it in a position easll.
reached by the carrier without
dismounting from the vehicle OF
horse, but not SO as to Obstruc
publie,4traffic on the road; the
~ 80 zsT- ssssse
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J. Watts Kearney has been no
minated by President Roosevelt
for the lpostmastership at New
.Orleans.Mr. tKearney has the
endorsement of the Lily White
faction Of the Republican party
and his appointment meets with
the approval of the business mer
of New Orleans. 1t isto be hopet
that his health, unlike that Of
former Postmaster Baldwin, vii
allow himto hold the Office till the
|expiration Of his term.
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The towns yat4 Lafayette anf
Crowley seele bsated the Fourth o
July in gfand.style yesterdry. fa7
lAtthe fafaae u laee ] they crea
ted the occasion ~Eilemen,si day
and had Hon. Don. Caffery, Sr
to make patriotic addressa ,Fh
Pelican Il State Band sof our cit
was there to- furnish music wit
the Sontag Military Band of tha
place. r5l sassn sHa
ss4At iiCro wiley, idthe day .awok
with the aboolnnling of cannon
At noon there was grand stree
pageant tn in which a prize, $40 i
gelAs~M Ms~offeaed~.to~-the perso
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Mr. w. A. Patton, formerly OF
nIorhiham sPlantation near New

Mr.. w. A. Patton, 1Ormeily VI
Morbiham plantation near New
Iberia, was in our town this week.
He has just returned from Cuba
where he was engaged in the sugar
business. s
Rev. Father Frohn OF ST.
Peters Catholic Church, in com
pany with Rev: Father JUSTIN
Merat of Cypremort, went to Alb
beville last Sunday to attend the
commencement exercises Of Mount
Carmel Convent.
The following citizens, OF New
Iberia went to Lafayette Wednes'
dav to hear GBob7 Taylor on t'Old
Plantation Days" Mr.. and Mrs
so. Nucolls, Miss In0la Defouen,
Messrs. |. A. Martin, Henry SuOer'
belle, W. Grant, and A j.
Dupuy. ..
On Saturday the 2oth,ou youn!
friend, LouissN. Forsytlle, grandson
of the venerable Mr.. Louis Fanach1
OF this place left New Iberia to re
turn to- his home, Netzahualcoyol
in Mexico. FThe young man haf
been in our midst for two years
with view to enjoy a regula
course of studies and at the samt
time cheer the home of his age(
relative lAsfewweeks ago he wa
awarded his credentials, having
Observation-Disclosures satistat
torlly and now returns to his par
/ ents to become eoffee planter
I his choicesof sa>aprofession. "a
his friends join in wishing hin
successsand an early gret''rn int 7
their midst.
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Lafayette Summer, s,l.
Chantangl.,

Lafayette, July 4lh.-b
mer School and Ch,ntapaa
today at nom With ii, |,
Of certificate and spsseAs.A'
bers of the faculty.
The school vas ii sss.l
weeks. The work done i
a high class, the instructor
been thorough and efirisat
students serious and esrnsL
| Last night ) Iarsf and
audience gathered Il The HI
| 4 ~ &
School Audltorium 10 Ind
concert gwen BY IocaI laui
The night before an /
crowd was here TO hear IN I
and lnimltable sBobs N
his new lecture, sThe Ma
ton" Large crowds fm |
boring towns came y laAlIl
see and hear The bfllln1!b
quent 'Tennesseesn.
His lecture vaa inlsIssl
say the least. II was la'ld|
deep, tender, and heartns'l
{ fun and wit were assuddsr
! pec,e1 as the Tightening u
5 Of oratory aud .sndisn eal'
. wit were sandwlehed VII
l music furnished bgandsI
' in which the former tia'
D Tennessee lead. I'
Lafayette Is well Pc
J the advantages FURNISHED
4 pie by the Summer ll1l :
brought the people y Y
contact with men q 8
} and the popular pl''i'a
i and lecturers, who iaese
' and piqaaney 70 soOe' =
e supt. &. J. a Allean'l y y
e graduated on eond''''as
7, as be did, and too ''.ll'' Il'e1 !
b not be gwen The the ''' abls .
n structors, beaded y
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Isl &s1f Jsf
Taken Up.

One small scfeole sorrel horse,
branded II ia right shoulder /;
broken. Nes been in my pas
ture for hsuieiahts weeks.
The owner is 61 by notified to
claim the animal, y costs Of
advertising and pas Mage, other
wise he viii be sold for costs.
C. r. CouviIlon
s. ssgurs Ians sssth.i M ~ ! 8es. 60,
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8 3 = = - II = y =
gsg-Mr. j. B. Hull salesman and Tu-
ner for L, GrunewA Id Go. Ltd. is IN
town. ] Parties abkutT to purchase
pianos, or those NSAing tuning done
sca n call on or addrA him byh a. drop
letter in the ENew@ .Neria postoftice.
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..::

notify your nearest d
that You wish to take Il
OF this new arrangenspt
For minor details eaD !.
postmaster and Won a
them.
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VIII CHb R6SU UECUTdUGU VtIIIEIt.
II a.5aS besf,5 TISS

/. Ayrieh lad cured of her deafness
and norses in head by Dr.. Nj
cholson's Aitt cial Ear Drums,
gave SO, ,0oO&Ais Institute, go
that deaf people u Rle to procure
the Ear Drums may h. se them tree.
Address No. 1870, efhe Nicholson
Institute, $50 Eight Ave. j New
York.
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For a cool plal G to enjoy a cool drink
a fRIBBECA BROTHERS, a

Corner Of Fisher and Main streets, Under the
Eureka Hotel. IKE Neasure in announcing
through the coa6nhs the Insrlan these
facts: Good WhisM High Grade OF
Cigars and the worlds hmous brands OF
wines are always on hand and served
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3f}9 VG1T 9EflIt e 2Httttt}
To LET: The ]. r: BOutte brick

To LET: The ]. r: Boutte brick
store buifffng,metafzro Oh
West May istfeea, dl5MUthd cor
ner ne1r=. Of HlIopAps:- TT building, 70 is
40 feet wide, 81 fesf deep, and IA
feet between f6r and ceiling.
Plasteredl inside< <sNel ceiling, and
iron she'd in front. Two J ware
rooms IN bacl lyard, and 12O feet
yard room. $3.50 per month. APP
plyseither 1t this6office or to J?R.
Buutte,a Dalperr1er Avenue. @ ttf.
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PERSONAL *
X DOINGS

Thursday.
JAS. Barbour. of Franklin, was
in town on Tuesday last. gs
Miss Jeanne Jung is visiting the
M arine family near Loreauville |
Miss Bertha Lemon is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. (Dr.) W. j. Emmer.
Dr.. J. w. X. Shaw came home
on Sunday from the West.
Hon. Robert Martin of ST. Mar
tinsville was in New Iberia last
Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Eugene Bradley of New
Orleans is visiting Miss Beatrice
Lemaire on st. Peter street.
q Mr.. w, D. Huff of Lafayette
passed through New Iberia on.
Sunday on his way to Abbeville.
Mr.. L. Brupbacher returned
home on Sunday to visit his family
on Iberia and Hacker streets. .ssssz
Hon. E. G Fcnner of New Or
leans was attending to legal
business on Monday in our city.
5 Miss Constance Dauterive OF
Loreauville is visiting the family
of C. P. Hacker in this city. !
Mr.. Albert Broussard of Loreau-
vile was attending to business
here on Tuesday.
| Miss Liza Sealey, who recently
graduated from the New Iberia
High School, is visiting relatives
in Chenevville, La.
Mrs. P. Maxfeld left last weel
for Crowley, where Mr.. Maxfel'
is engaged IN. the construction o
brick work Z
Mrs. Willie II. Guest left Tues
day for Morgan City, accompanie'
by her nieces Misses the Gross, t
visit friends, 80
i Mrs. John j. Razor of CrOwle
made a flying trip to this city o
Thursday to visit her sister, Mr.
lC E. Booksh. sf 3fIai
i Mr.. J. G. Corbin, of the firm {
Corbin Bros. of Jeanerette was
town Of Tuesday. The Corbir
e are architects and builders an
Miss Angel Decuir, the clerk ]
) the Western Union Office in thi
Is city will soon take two month
J. vacation. E A a. N
ID Capt. w. II. Guest spent Ia
week in town with his famil
i leaving last Sunday to join Il
i Str. Sacharine ~
j. F. Hendricks, the lumbt
: man from New Iberia, spe
Thursday here attending to bu
!, ness.-Crowley Signal. 4a :
Miss Lessie Thorpe, the kind.
gartner; is spending the summer
Knoxville, Tenn, attending t
Summer School of the South.
I'll Mrs A. J. Nereaux and daug
ter Vida accompanied Mrs.. W. ]
uU Maxield to aer home to remain
few days.
s. d. Marchand Of this G.
spent Sunday in New Iberia, t
guest of j. E. Turner.-Crow vi
Signal. s a'i hsaos R7d
Mrs. w. w. .lMaxfield and Chi
rem left for their home in Alb
vile after a pleasant stay W
relatives here. fqa
Mrs. r. V. Peal and Miss DE-
G. Pollard left on Thursday
Il Monteagle, Tenn, whereof
will spend few weeks. 6ssf
j oe - Mrs. Albert Derouen and dau
ter of Centre street left the {
4 for several months. They will
: it relatives in Houston and Da
ta.s Texas. 1ssds 4ssi tal
a MI F. S Lutzenbnrger
sss.i grand daughters, Misses d.
. and Minnie Simon, left last v
Isl for a summer trip to- Oc
Springs
Mr.. Chas. A. Dupuy spent tt
davSs of this week at RayOu
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ROlLlN ITEMS.

News is as scarce as red headed
school teachers.
Florence Holloway visited home
folks last week.
Cal Webb is now saving lumber on
the Stamper place.
Chas. Kruger is now working for
his father on the home place.
George Meyer and mother made a
trip to Chanute one day last week.
The snow was fine for rabbit hunt
ing and some Of the boys enjoyed it.
Rettig's young folks and Henry Pill
grim attended Austin literary Friday
night.
Emma Meyer, daughter OF Aug
Meyer, returned home from Illinois
one day last week where she has been
visiting for several months.
Meyers, Rettigs', Burgharts' and
Abel Lee of Rollin attended the mas
querade party at VIM. Beamer's last
week, near South Valley They all
report jolly time.
How does this weather strike the
people that were talking OF sowing
oats? They had better wait till next
Sunday and see what the ground hoI
has to say about it.
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MOREHEAD MUSINGS.

Isaac Smlh is again c!erking in the
ca Oprtd,,Ne STORE
Yesterday WAS Kansas and McXin
ley day. Kansas was Al years Old.
Mrs, Greene aud Mrs Arnold are
numbered aIuOne tie OK at present.
M. G.. and Lindsia Du~eil were Wis
lting their uuC,c, MIR. Bla kburu and
family, al Deunis, last week.
! ne co'd w'aLDer US tGd uS rather
uucYp 'ctccly aud ahUuL all We could
"a sand ~ was 10 uuilu fires.
There was nciLher Young Peoples
meeting nor Sunday scnu0i lost Sun
day on accOuno OF 0be caiJ weather.
MIR. Ficcnan was in our Village
Wednesday Cstah ishing agents Tor
some hoons, among which was tue life
OF VIM. MckinleY.
Mr.. Mitchell came down from Earl
ton Monday to get position in the
shovel factory. The foreman Of tue
factory says he Is one of the best me-
chanics he ever saw.
Uncle Johnnie Ringle and Mrs.
Matte Stroud were married ia ThayeI
w tuDCouuJ NY wv Ieooos ull' IiuSit
viii move his household goods to the
farm owned by his wife, where they
will make their hOme.
Jacob WEIGH was arrested at his
home last Saturday for disturbing
church at Hazel Dell. He was fineu
one dollar and costs, the fine and costs
amounting to about ten dollars. He
was not able to pay the bill aud was
taken TO Independence and placed III
jail.
Monday evening while John Ryan
was hauling a hog to Mr.. Fosters the
hog gave loud squeai and frightened
the horses, causing them to run. They
struck one or the posts which supp TT
the porch OF EUose'S store, one goii Z
On one side III the post aud one on tie
other. Que Of the horses fell and in
Some manuer the hame struck it
above the eye. crushing the bone aud
causing the bail to protrue from its
;ocRet. John took the horse home
y: he says he thinks it will die.
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POULTRY SHOW.

Remember the poultry show next
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Feb
ruary 8, I, and s. The Association
has secured Music hall for this show
which VIII insure plenty Of room for
display, Remember, you must have
your entries made before noon OF the
first day OF the show. Entries are
coming in from Coffeyville, Parsons
and other places, and from the pres
ent outlook Chanute will have show
that the citizens will be proud Of. If
you have not blanks for making your
entries sec me and get them. Entries
may be made any time prior to the
Show and birds must be in on first day
of show. For further information
call on or addrS IS
G. S. NATION, Sec.
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UNION VALLEY.
Skating is all the rage now.


Mr.. Parkins is on the sick list.
John Parkins visited. with Lee
Gates Saturday.
Lon McCowen is the proud posses.
81 Of new cutter,
G. &. Gates sold some fat cattle. to
Jesse Lease last Week.
A wolf visited c. Terry's chickens
one evening last week.
Prayer meeting at the F. f. b.
chlrch Thursday night.
Rev. Hale and wife spent Sunday
with L. p. Terry and family.
Mrs. Ella McCowen was on the sick
list last week, but is now better.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John McCowen were
welcome visitors at school Tuesday.
Albert Baumgardner is in school
again after an absence Of two weeks
Sumo of our young people were en-
joying the pleasures OF a sleigh ride
sunday.
The cold wave which struck here
Saturday still continues and plowii <
has been abandoned for a time.
Rev. and Mrs. Hale OF Yates Center,
who nave been visiting in this vicin
itY with friends, left Monday for AL
toOna.
The revival meeting at the f. B.
church, conducted by the Rev. Bay
less and York and ably assisted by
the Rev. York, closed Sunday night.
They have been very successful meet
ingS,
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CENTRE GROVE.

r s. Wiman and Win ClOut were
visitors at school last week.
Geiser brothers were buying flax
straw in these parts last week.
Several of the farmers have been
losing stock the last week or so.
OLtn Wangler has decided to stop
la ming until it thaws out again.
Literary is gaining much In interest
with q. Fl. Clarkson as president.
Willard Myers visited the Maple
Grove school Friday afternoon of last
week.
We understand Mrs. Glassner sold
her farm last week to Il man from
Iowa.
Mrs. Hattie Award was visiting her
narents, Mr.. and Mrs. Brubaker, 10
Gas City last week.
II. e. Duncan OF Humboldt attended
literary at this place last Wednesday
evening. Come again.
Hurley Palmer of Arlington, H.,
is here trying to buy a car load OF
mules for the Eastern market.
Laura Carver returned to her home
in Emporia last Monday after sew
eral davs' visit with old, schoolmatcS
and neighbOrs,
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URBANA UNRAVELlNGS.
John Heilmau l,cn the sick lis

John Heilmau Is CA the sick list,
A. j Field LOST some young cattle
recently.
W have had touch of real winter
the past week.
! !. !'.N. ,e,p'c II home about
tue ii 90, + olfAcy
fue nero Wedu~r hI> not cause d
S,ucN 20 >Uiltf maj"}ia Y.
g W. I 3d.. I Dt.dug Il new stock
well aud 90 r.r'tFo' wafer.
Booker. D. Nerly aud Mrs.
Schulz are amoGg the sick list.
Mr.. Pence OF Prisons was here Tues
day looking 10; A rArm to purchase.
Tom Barker "a 5 This is bad weather
for house hul Il NJ, but line for build
ing fires IN the stove.
Stock water is IN item here. VIII
Powell and Ed Hes were digging for
water Tuesday aud found enough for
present use.
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Read! Read! Rea0

Ga the 18th day of last February the black
smiths who are pr0prietOrs OF shops entered INTO
n combine aud raised the prices of their work.
havp signed solemn pledge 70 maintain them.
Now, in looking over the list, we found the
prlce, on many articles 20 To so per cent nigh
er than they ought TO he, the times considered,
and we refused to JUN The van, and have steadily
maintained our I'D prices. These gentlemen who
have signed these pledges are not in u position to
do better. as to Tell YOU cbnfdentiay that they
would meet competition would be dishonest act
in breaking faith with their brother worKmen.
and if they did this YOU could have no confidence
in them: for If they combine to make you pay
more tthe Justice of which YOU may judge then 10
yet trade would deceive those who entered INTO
the combine with them You could not help but
thiuk your turn would come in due time, and we
believe you will agree with us that the man who
will enter into any scheme TO compel you 10 pay
more for an article than it is worth, is not en-
titled to your patronage, no matter IT ne does
meet competition, for he has proven TO you that
he is ready at any time 10 pinch" you
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SHAW SAYINGS.

John Mcconnell Is quite sick.
Mrs. Jones Is dangerously sick.
LOttie PIatt is visiting at home.
Mr.. Hole, Of Valley, died Friday.
Mrs. Colaw Is reported no better.
John hudson was visiting at Rob
Bebbington's one day last week.
Several Of the young people gather
cd at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Beam
err Tuesday evening. The time was
spent in social games until about the
midnight hour.
Evidently the Shaw correspondent
Of last week was somewhat mistaken
about duel being fought here, as
there vas no one dangerously hurt
and 90 knives used. But how can the
good people Of Shaw say anything
when the boys got their intoXicants
OF some of the most prominent citi-
zens of the town. Remember you all
have boys. and they may be found in
just such a place. if this is kept up.
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ECONOMY SHOPS, J. II. R1cxE1, Prop.
RURAL RAkE-UPS.

Linnie Hopkins is visiting friends
in this vicinity
Maggie Nooner of Chanute spent
the latter part Of last week with the
Misses Pomeroy.
Mrs. Schaal's nephew, who has
been visiting her the past few days,
left for Cherryvale Monday.
G. e. Showalter was hauling brick
last week TO Fix up the house on the
farm he recently purchased, east of
Shaw.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Pullen, while chopping with a hatch
ct. accidently missed the stick and al
most severed finger.
Mrs. Malissa Heart, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. SLantield,
for some time. left for her home In
Indianapolis Wednesday.
On account of the bad weather, but
few attended the spelling school at
Rural Saturday night. In spelling
the hOuors lay between Wesley and
Luciau Stanfield.
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AUSTIN ANTICS.

Hens aar scarce Il as wteh
,goup Duweu ua> fetnrutd home from
Missouri.
INVITE GuulSDu yl1'b-d relatives in
Cha uIe Saturday ,ud Sunday.
Q,HLe Il number pi thr ROllinites
attended literary Az An>Li" FRIDAY
night
FL. n. Lawrence and wife visited
their daughter. Mrs. iirinlman, last
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fiotiman visited the
family of Mr.. BangerU, near ROllin,
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Perry Mote Of Cha.
mute visited Nj. A Couls0n and family
one day last week.
Myrtle C0uson and Walter Myer>
attended the spelling school at Rural
last Saturday night.
Myrtle Coulson, Lydia Flottman
VIII. John and Walter Myers attend
cd The dance at j. Hahn's last Wed
nesday night.
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BIG CREEK eROWSINGS.

Sunday school at tie Chapel free
out this week.
VIM. Reinhardt reports the loss of
four calves recently.
Several of the neighbors attended
the Edwards sale last week.
People generally are rejoicing over
the snow. IL we can't have rain, snow
Is the next best.
The crows are fast becoming nui-
Sance in the neighbord. They seem
To hold high mass, camp-meeting.
grand lodge and public installation of
officers Ia the grO5e on Mark Gibson's
place.
The Pleasant Hour Club held ITS
regular meeting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Evans on last Friday
night, with every member of the
club present. also Mr.. and Mrs.,C. Il.
Jackson OF Chanute.
Several Of the bOys'uf the ncighhor.
hood went crow hunting on last Fri
day night and succeeding in killing
quite number OF the black tribe.
After the hunt IVES Emery served the
boys WITH roast crow and chicken.
Since the hunt Mr.. SnOdgraSs reports
the loss of a fine Plymouth Rock hen
Moral: Keep your hens at home.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-01-31
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