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Cnsunl ThOuEhf.

New York Mail and Express.
II all the historical novelists would fol-
low the lead OF Harrington and Churchill
and drop fiction FOR politics. the reading
world would rise and call that pair OF pio-
neers blessed.
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EDUCATIONAL.

circle of civilized nations. we shall soon
find lawyers quoting this Japanese decision
in our own courts when its application be-
ponneS fitting
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SUMMER RESORTS.
THE NEW ROYAL FRONTENAC

Frankfort. Mich, Entirely New and Modern
COOLEST SPO1 IN MICHIGAN.
Hay Fever unknown.
Music. Dancing, Boating. Bathing Fishing.
Horseback Riding, Colt, Tennis, eUc.
]. r. HAYES ana c. A BRANT, Lessess,
Also I.essees Park Hotel. Hot Springs Ark.
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

Monthly statement for July. 1902. showing
balance in the State treasury at the close
OF business. July 81. 1902. as appears in the
office OF auditor and treasurer of State:
Balance I'm treasury June
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Mrs. Austius Pancake nOur-the best.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-04
cenesrsinx Curative Agencies.

Suggestive iheTapuiies and their thora-
puiie value was one Of tho hottest topics
Of discussion at the Pueblo meeting Of
our state nsdisos. and 5nonatursIly won
dsrs Il our brother Jackson wasn't some
how at the bottom Of Il. One Of tho lady
physicians with the suggosiively Ella
Wheeler Wilcox name Of Love. declared
to the august assofnblsEo with soma ys-
hemonee that womnn didn't have Mysteries
Just for the fun Of It. But i was remark
able how many eminent members Of the
medical profession were ready 10 grant
the value Of mental suggestion as q eura-
tive agent. It was admitted that this
was coming amazingly near 70 an on
dorssment Of the Christian Science and
Divine Healing fakes. but there was ad-
mittsd efficacy in the idea nevertheless
does look as Il what with the diseases
I'VE think we have and haven't got and
the diseases We have but do not need any
medicine to cure. the services Of tke large
body Of able and scholarly gen tlemer
lately convened in the Pittsburg Of the
West" may shortly be entirely dispensed
.,yssA
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We did no; think the remark was in
tended as a hint that we should be quiet
or 60 to bed. so much as an intimation Of
the mans own feelings and intpn;ions,a and
Gray simply drew OF, his watch. telling
US tho time and remarking tha; It was
quite early yet.
This was followed By several other
commonplace remarks. mono Of which
called out any response from the old
man. Bye and bye. by some good for
tune ehanesd to ask Gray. as tho news
man Of the town. what kind Of a eelebra-
ton our Fourth Of July committee was
going to get Up.
Coin to celebrate are yep said the
old man. with an unmistakable sign Of
interest in the tone. Wal was thinkin'
as | come along down the krkansaw
yesterday o one o the stranRost Fourth
O July celebrations what took place in
this Valley on the first trip made to the
rnountin's. was fFgerin' yesterday that
a, the rate me and the eayuse was Euin'
we'd Jest about git back to Missouri in
time to celebrate the Fourth. An that
set me thinkin' about the time we had the
celebration took out Of our hands by the
lnuns,"
The old man was started. and all we
had to do was to display reasonable
amount Of interest TO keep him going.
so you have been across the plains
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-04

Adopted by the Rocky Ford ledge. No.
81. |. o. o. r. at their regular meeting.
Tuesday. June gath:
WHEREAS. It has pleased Almighty God
to remove from our community the father
Of our beloved brothers. A. p. kouns. B.
B. Kouns and C. T. Kouns: and
WHEREAS. in the death Of Mr. | II.
Kouns the community has lost an honest,
upright citizen and the said children and
mother an atfeGtionate, loving husband
and father: therefore be it
Resolved. That we deeply sympathize
with the boreaved family and recommend
them for protection 10 our loving Heav-
emily Father.
Resolved. That this resolution be spread
upon the records Of this lodge. published
in the Rocky Ford papers and copy
forwarded to the bereaved family.
NJ. L. Meyer.
c. c. Washburn.
Geo. c. Maxwell.
Committee.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-04

soma moisture from spring somewhere
round. and wha; do you think we found7
Why an old lnlun woman fayA there
dead. an alongside her an old - can in
which she'd been Ea;harin' some cactus
pears. II that measly. eowardly euss o
ours hadn't gone and shot harmless old
sluaw. jos' as he might a sho; a pTaro
chicken. tell you what, we two fellors
that went with him was mad. We looked
around. wonderin' where she could o
come from and saw the smoke Of an
lniun camp FIRE way down along the
river. think we was mad enough 70
a took that Teller down TO the camp and
lot the inTns shoot him full o holes. Blu;
wa knowej their vengenee would abeeno on
our whole camp Il they snowed what had
happened. So first we told the feller
what we thought Of him. O. course he
was s'prisod at the fuss we made abou,
dead lntn. He had the notion, par
emily. that lniuns was Fst like game. an
could be killed iust the same as game
wherever you got show at one. Wal.
I'll tell you what we did: We made that
Teller dig the old sauaw grave while we
stood by and KEEP an eye out on the
lniun camp and for lnfns. Then when
we had laid her carefully in the hole we
made that measly skunk git down on his
marrer bones an perform the funeral
service. We made him put up good
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-04
A Tragic Celebration
Of The Glorious Fourth.
The Vicinity Of Rocky Ford the Scene Of Start
ling Revenge by a Band Of Indians.
BY G. II. TAYLOR.

In the June days OF the year 1898
there sauntered down the road that skirts
the Santa Fe track and enters the town OF
Rocky Ford from the west, an old noun
taineer. sitting astride Rocky Mountain
eayuse. The old man and the animal he
bestrode were getting alcng in years. In
gait and apparel they showed the rayin
Of Chrono's iron tooth. No refreshing
mountain spring had layed the brow Of
the old trapper for many days. a show
or might have comparatively recently
tnckled over them both, or Il may have
been but streams OF perspiration that had
washed the dust down the furrows time
had cut in the old mans countenance.
The day was torrid. and there was de-
iected hang OF tho broneho's head and
the riders legs. as they each swayed to
the slow and careless locomotary action
OF tho beast. The stirrups were gone
from the saddle. n scrap OF small rope
pieeed out tho bridal rein and leather
shoe string held the remnant OF an old
felt hat to the old mans head. watched
them until they drew Up At tho door Of
the Hotel DeSeeley. the leading hostelry
Of Rocky Ford in 'e5. Going into
the hotel I learned that they parposed
stopping in town over night. and decided
tina; | would interview the quaint outfit
later in the day. after they had eaten
and rested.
klmen J. Gray was editing the Enter
prise In those days. and together We
drif;sd into tho hotel Office early in tho
evening and found tho solitary horseman
Of tho Afternoon doing in one Of the arm
chairs, Tho only muscular motion OBJ
soryablo was whon at considerable in
taryais he reused himself sufficiently to
turn q quid Of tobacco over in his avs.
Then he lapsed into como.
To tai. abou; ones own exploits Is ono
Of tho s;ronges; passions Of tho human
soul. but whether We could &c; this old
man sufficiently reused seemed aues-
ton.
We dropped. incidentally Of course. into
tho two ehairs standing nSares, To him
and begun talking quite loudly.
Tho old man was evidently disturbed.
rio moved in his chair slightly. stretched
himself goniiy. ys~nod and remarked:
-Mps; imo 10 60 To bod. amt tt7''
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-04

. At recent meeting Of Wadsworth
Post, No. e5. G. a. R.. resolution was
unanimously adopted extending vote Of
hearty thanks to the citizens Of Rocky
Ford, Supt, F. B. Bolles, the Misses
Edith Wayne Butterfeld and Nettie o.
Partner, girls Of the public schools, all
singers and others who contributed so
literally to the success Of the Department
Encampment. j. H. Burr. Adjutant.
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&C
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before. old man?" queried Gray.
wal. guess have. Bin over this
trail seven times. an I'm comm back to
the mountin's TO die II the shakes don't
carry me off in Missouri this summer"
You said something about Fourth OF
July celebration you had out here on the
plains" said Gray.
Yes Il was this-a-way. Way back in
the sos when the excitement about gold
in tho Piko's Peak gold diggin's was a
runnin' high east OF the Mississippi our
neighborhood got up a company Of fellers.
mostly able bodied young fellers. to 60
out 10 the mountins. Among the kit
there was one who allus was kind O
smart kleck around home, an he wanted
To 60. he said. JOS To kill an iniun. He
didn't want no gold no said. He JOS
wanted To kill an lniun. Well he gnod
US when We were ready to start, an tina,
was the burden o his song all the way
out. KILN iniuns, till We alls 60, kind o
tired Of Il, mainly cause We saw as we
followed tho trail that tho ieller was really
all round coward an mean skunk
every way. and We didn't believe he'd
ever kill anything he could run away
from.
wal wa was follerin' along up the
kfkansaw river bottom and had got we'll
along into the eastern border Of tho terri
tory here when we struck one o tho
incest places for wood and water any
where on tho trail. an Us u was Sa;uf-
day night we SO; Up camp kind o par-
manent ike 10 stay over Sunday. Atore
sun up next fnornin' several o tho boys
was up and OF. with thor guns. An
klees. as wo go; TO calm him. was ono
Of 'sm. Some Of US was kind o s'prised
whom VIC saw him 60 OF alone an con-
oluded he wouldn't 60 far. Bu, We was
more s'pfissd when he como back and
Dragged that he had killed his in!an.' We
didn't believe him an we'd a 10, tho mat
tor pass Il ha haHd't sep' on braggin'
abou; Il. but no; isllin' us how Il como
about. Finally he offered To provo !; 70
Us an tao Of Us gos our guns and wen; OF
long with him TO 500 !as' whs, ha was
gisin' Us, After gosn' tsw miles down
long tho riyer hs took US back up on
tho bluff and through big elrmp o sage
brush ard willow scrub and ether stuff
tha, seemed to DO thriyin' together on
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-04

Annual meeting National Educational
association. Minneapolis. MINI. July to
II. One lowest first-class fare plus
$500 round trip. Dates Of sale July S.
6. Z. Returning leave Minneapolis not
earlier than July 8. nor later than July
IA. BY deposit Of soc returning limit
extended Up to Sept. |. All tickets for
continuous passage.
Annual meeting Young Peoples Chris
tan Union society Of the United Presby-
terrain church. Tacoma. Washington. July
% to %. Seattle and Portland. Oregon,
Rate Of $4,000. Going and returning
via direct routes. Date Of sale July IL
TO % inclusive. Returning transit limi;
Sept. 10. Going passage commencing
date Of sale. For further information
call on local agent.
r q Currar auent
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WHAT is THE USE.

OF suffering from Indigestion if you cat
what you want, or Of starving yourself
to avoid such distress2 Acker's Dyspep-
ssia Tablets taken after eating Will digest
Your food perfectly aud FREQ YOU from
ali the disaEreeablc symptoms Of ludt-
gsstion and Dyspepsia. E1t what You
like AZ any time and take an ACker
Tablet nftErwar,l. Positively guaranteed.
Your money VIII always be refunded "
. free samle ". II. Hooker & Co., Buff
falo. n. Y.
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OBITUARY.

Died. Mrs. Ida Burt Conant. daughter
Of Rev. D. W. Burt. at Houston. Texas,
June Ia, 1902. Born at oberlin. Ks.
September 90. 1881. Married Dallas
Conant January /. 1902. Ida. lived in
Rocky Ford about five years, when a
little girl.
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For Sale.

Ono woll-bred. handsome four-ysar-
old roadster s;allion-a fine saddle horse,
This colt has taken first premium a; tho
Rocky Ford fair in tho roadster class
spirited and gentle.
Also. ono Milburn wagon with e1fnbi-
nation wagon box. boot bed and hay
frame. New last fall and used but little.
VIII soil for about what wagon alone would
cost F. 3. Bellies
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-04

We sell the greatest of blood puri-
iicrs. AckCr's Blood Elixir. under q
positive guarantee. IL will cure all
chronic and other blood poisons. II
you have eruptiuns or sores on your
body. or are pale, weak or run down.
il is just what you need. We refund
money IL you are not satisfied: JUc
and Si.OO. For sale by Hereford X
Award.
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100 acres miles from Rocky Ford:
lao acres under ditch: full paid water
right. leo acres 4 miles from Ordway;
all under ditch; no Improvements. VIII
trade for merchandise or cattle. Address
p. o. Box. 5l6. 5-6
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For Sale. low Phaot0n. upholstered in
leather. Has seen some little use but in
first-elsss condition. Inquire at Enter
prise office,
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SIS Reward Strayed. brown mare
1900 pounds big scar on left hind leg
from front Of knee down to ankle: also
brown pony mare. two hind feet white,
white star in forehead. j. Woodbury..
Newdale. 2-5
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-04

You can get all kinds Of feed at n,
Rocky Ford Trading Co. Try them.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-04

Some Farmer subscriber can have the
date on his address slip advanced by
bringing load Of hay. Call first and
make a deal lest some granger Of quicker
artinn has supplied the want
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-04

Al Stauitcr's Meat Market will be
found tho worry choicest Of all kinds Of
fresh meats.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-04

Always the Best o rlcats will be
found at Gerbing's Meat Market II moi
now a customer give him a call.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-04

The best and most complete line Of
single and double Harness in the city at
the Rocky Ford Trading Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-04

All kinds Of buFgies at the Rocky For,
Trading Co. Call and see them.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-04

. Buy Your Meats of Gerbing and live
we'll
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-07-04

Farm Hands Wanted. Men wanting
farm work can hear OF places by calling
at the Enterprise Free Employment
Agency. l-tt
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Continued on eighth page.
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Over t4e Per Cent Ad vaIorem..

Boston Herald,
We alluded the other day, IN answer TO
a republican correspondent. to three cases
where the United States customs duties
worked out more than 100 per cent al
ynlorem. correspondent has called orr
attention to another article. and we do not
doubt JhGt there are great many moro
that might be enumerated The Inst item
is shoe lasting, goods manufactured OF cot
ton and worsted. These are assessed for
duty at IA cents per pound aud 30 per cent
nd valorem, The goods had dutiabe
yatir az s'2E2 and they weighed 1850
pounds. The specific duty was, therefore
Sl15S. while the ad ynlorem duty was
$626.Jo, bringing the total duty collected
on goods valued at the port e export Mt
S1253 up 20 $1TS45O, equal TO an ad yulorcm
duty Of more than 142 per cent Such ii
tariff would seem to he nearer prohibiuve
than protective, and yet we suppose 1t VIII
he claimed that American industries would
be ruined by any reduction whatever IN
this enormous customs tax.
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RUNGE.

h. r II Hamer after an absence of sew
[, wseks on visit to her old home in
..,..,nnl has returned, accomp lnied By
|ss Louise Barheld.
\, T. j. Pressly was here several days
|. week from San Antonio. His family
"a ,nsnd the summer at Mineral Wells
l,rs s W. De Bord has gone to Marlin
.nora = few weeks foc her health.
,tr ana Mrs. ]. II Keepers have beer In
pa.rnrt for several days Oh account of
aith Of Mr.. Keepers. who has Iu t
,.SraI from gu attack OF typaoi6 fever
,,yN,I y Agee and children are here
~ Gan Antonio visiting relatives
y" 7 Lawson has beer here several days
\ !: n,st from San Diego. He thinks Of
.ar,ns same Of his goods to knrnes ooIn.
y 5isncse of them. ~ the protrdcted
.os,h In his section has nearly ruined busl-
~ L. Kelso and little granddaughter
iiyo,dt are visiting Mrs. i. =. Denham,
Mrs r.. S. Jones. Mrs. !. a. hlls mo,her,
ami tc Galveston this week to meet her
other, Judge Sanders.
Rov {. II. Jordan of san Antonio has
nsn arnoInted to the Episcopal church
ere. liiiug his rulpit the first time last
Mrs. Mrs. ". H. De Berry. daughter Of Cap
lin and Mrs. II. Tom. who with her rh /
ZEN have been visiting here several weeks
n this week for her home Is Arizona Ter
tory
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HEARNE.

,n,s. Of the young folks en-
Fera 80 ride Tuesday night. Some
/ - been provided for the occasion
naa va delightful time. Those who
~ "s .so marty we're: Misses Myrtle
10 .n,e Adams of Lufkin, Fannie and
81 ws,ch Gent Brashear, Katie Davis
Pc Griffin. Mesdames S. Y. Smith,
An az, and Adkin, and Messrs. VIII
n'a ,,,, covington, Sam Smith. Charlie
D -, TOM and Mick Brashenr.
PN'sm n, porter and children OF Hous-
r. i, the city visiting relatives.
ae Darlington OF Columbus Is IN
NV. the guest Of her sons
Guy, wu,,e Davis Of Reagan, who has
|'s - the guest of Mrs. II. H. Perry,
retgg,rrHi Wenzel and daughter OF Mis-
~, r., are in the city, the guests OF pr'
Il. h n Collier Of Mumford was In
|rs; " Thursday visiting friends.
cry Mattie Dial and Floy Beckham
IVA |lsse' in Austin this week, returning
I An Nae Morris has returned from an
Nv sod Jsit to friends In Waco.
Ienurr r Wcstbrook and grandchildren.
s'riiov Reckham. Miss Dollie Carr of
y IA the Misses Westbrook of Waco
~ nnr ah for few weeks tour of Cana
"a other places of interest.
~, snu Eddie Whatley Of Calvert was In
Inv visiting friends this week.
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ENGLAND NEEDS A KING.
A Monarch Of Commanding Ability Would
Be indeed Great.

A Monarch OF Commanding Ability Would
Be indeed Great.
New York Mail and Express Letter
It has been long time since any man
sat upon the throne of England who by
whatever courtier-like stretch Of phrase
could be called great. Such man the
nation imported IN william OF Orange but
his Dutch blood was not forgiven to him
in his lifetime. Nearly 400 years have
elapsed since Henry VIII, an English king
assembled the throne. for whose capacities
the next generation had respect, not to shy
reverence; and while the mighty widower
may have been great. he WIS not good,
There is place that could become a
very large place for an English king of
really commanding abilities and Of com
handing appearance. The English tent
permanent is peculiarly responsive TO an ef-
fective personality. II win follow man
who knows how to command, even IL lac
happens to be king Such sovereign
could enlarge the sphere OF monarchy
could. II is believed, even disregard his
cabinets In emergencies, He could not run
connter TO popular wlshes-should be at
country by night as James IL left It, and
not only his crown. but the Institution Of
monarchy. would go with him and fail e
return
But English sentiment would welcome ,
King with qualities us majestic ms the ira
ditlons that cncirclc the throne Such
man would find his work cut ont for him
aud his prenogatives would expand to NEE
his abilities.
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PALESTINE.

MISS May and Master Tommy Lucas have
gone to Sherman for months visit.
Miss Beulah Arnold was the charm,nv
hostess OF the Bachelor Maids on Tuesday.
,he 10Th Pretty score cards were handed
by Miss Arnold and her guests Miss pm
and Master Hugh Gill offieinted ,s
puncnere Nine games Of high Ave were
Played Mrs. Tucker Royal won the first
prize an elegant oxidized silver souvenir
dainty box Of blue note paper. After The
games delicious Ice cream, angel food and
chocolate cake were served. Mesdnmes GIL
wright and Hufsmith and Misses Hi,
ent f'
Mrs. W J. Hubbard and little daughter,
May, left tia, week for Crockett where
they VIII spend a week visiting friends
MISS Pauline Buck Of Elkhart returned
to her home this week after pleasant visit
Of few days In this city,
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LOCKHART.

The congregation of the First Christian
hureh Of Locbhart have voted their pastor
,Ider J. ]. Cramcr, wcll-carneG vacation,
md he and his estimable wife have left for
)cn,er, Ill, whore they will remain for II
month visiting his relatives.
Mrs Stafford Of Yoakum has returned
ore after a several days visit to her
laughter, Mrs Mcleod.
Miss MAY stephens has returned from
visit to friends in Rockport.
Misses Ida Day and Hazel Brown of Lul-
ng are visiting the family of Judge Leo
Rogan In the city.
MIS-. Legear OF Austin is visiting friends
b the city.
Misses willie Carsner end Lydia Bright
yell Of Victoria are visiting the family Of
Nj. j. n. l.. McCurdy this week,
Mrs Mollie Lancaster and children OF
ruero are visiting her mother, Mrs Trlgg
MIS-, Robert Lay of Yoakum is visiting
relatives In Lockhart this week.
Miss Ethel Newcomb of Yoakum Is visit
ne III the city.
Major Ed j. L. Green and family of san
Marcos spent last Sunday in the city with
he family Of Mr. j, G.. Gmleson.
Mrs. Dr. John Preston has returned from
! visit to her parents at Austin.
DR.. Louis White of New York is in the
tlty visiting his sister. Mrs DIR. Preston.
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WINONA.

Mr., R. NJ. Kay, sr., has gone TO Be'ton'
U T, to spend the summer.
Mrs. II. r. Delay, Jr., has gone to Mount
Sylvan to visit relatives.
Oliver Whisnant has gone TO Tyler to
undergo an examination for service in the
army
Dr. E. A. Poe and family Of Mount Yer
non have come to visit Mrs. Poe's brother,
Mr., Noah King.
Misses Irma Burke Of Tyler and Ray
Moore Of Sherman have gone to Tyler after
weeks visit among relatives here.
Miss Bessie Sledge Is visiting In Tyler.
NJ. Richard Carter and his sister. Miss
,Valta OF Garden Valley, are visiting their
brother, B. ]. Carter.
Mesdames J. II. Reagan of Terrell and J.
A. Cooley of Forney are visiting their
mother, Mrs. NJ. q. Desmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Yarbrough of Navarro coun-
~ are visiting G. B. Williamson's family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis O'Neal of Chandler
ere visiting Mrs. O'Neal's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs s. c. Nicholson.
Mrs. Copeland OF Lindaie is the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Hall Of Central Texas
are visiting relatives here.