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BRYAN.

Miss Amorett Derden has returned 20
Corsicnna after a pleasant visit to Bryan
Mrs Malcolm Carnes nnd Mas Loulu
Coulter are visiting relatives in Arkansas.
Mrs :. j. Ross returned 60 Carthage
Yesterday after visiting her daughter, Mrs
A. NJ. stewart
Miss Lille Leman Is visiting in Bren-
nnrl.
Mrs. X. J. Anderson Of New Orleans is
visiting her sister, Mrs W. e. Saunders.
Mrs. Lille L. Chance little Miss Frances
and Derden Chance nave gone to Mineral
Wells to be absent several months.
Mrs. Adolphus Newman Of houston vis-
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D a. Hart
man, this week
Mrs. Dan j. Ford or GreenvilIe ~ Wait
ing relatives In Bryan.
Mrs NJ w. Sims gave an elegant after
noon reception at her home last Friday Al
/ teruOon rroLa till Z clock IN honor or
Mrs. Bartlett q. Sims Of New Oriauns.
notwithstanding the extremely Indictment
weather the parlors were crowded with
ladies' anxious TO meet Mrs. Sims and TO
give her a joyous welcome 70 Bryan The
receiving party was composed OF Mrs. NJ.
". Sims, DR.. and Mrs. Bartlett U Sims,
Mrs. Charles Mills OF LorsicAna, Mrs. j.
! fred Smith OF Dallas, Mrs. NJ. w sims.
lr., and Mrs. W. y. Howell. Refreshing
punch was enjoyed during the Pheasant
afternoon, supplemented " Neaponrhn
/ cream and cake.
/ Another enjoyable AFFAIR OF the past week
/ was a reception given saturday morning
/ from 1880 TIL u O'Clock at the home OF
/ Mrs. W. A. Banks president OF L. y Ross
| chapter United Daughters 0t the Confed'
| eracv, in honor OF the visiting Daughters
! who we're In rhe city attending the reunion
! or Hood's brigade Refreshing tainues
! we're served and everybody present enjoyed
| the time spent with the charming hostess
I ana her guests.
Mrs T. A. Mcqueen gave m enjoyable
card party Thursday Afternoon OF TINS
week ia honor or Mrs. Charles ii. Mills
/ NJ Corsicana, Mrs. ] Fred Smith Or Dallas
and Mrs e. W Hurchisnu of Houston
/ me pretty rooms were ted with a bright
and merry thrcng ana the interesting
1ame was fun Of delightful interest from
| atnrr 20 finish. Delicious refre5nment!
added another charm 70 the pleasures d
the afternoon
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sEaulN

The Ladiea Card club was delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs. J 2 Harris Saturday
afternoon, Mrs. 8. Beasley winning the
prize. Delicious refreshments we're served
and most enjoyable afternoon vas apent.
The Shakespeare club aeId very interest
ing meeting Friday afternoon at the resi-.
dencc OF Mrs. ]. Z Vaughan. The occn-
SIGN was the closing meeting oercrs the
summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Jones were guests Of the afternoon and
Rev. Jcneh delivered very able lecture on
Julius Caesar Dainty refreshments were
served at the close II the program and the
clnb adjourned, 60 meet October 3.
Mlsa Lcttio Watkins is a guest Of Mrs
Is w Eheringhaus.
Mr.. and Ms " Z. Quinn OF New
Br,aarsels spent. sunday IA tne city,
Miss Sg,lie Wood II Waelder i9 visiting
friends in rhe city,
Miss Ellen Green left Tuesday for san
Antonio from where she will go to Del Re
70 spcEa thG summer.
Misses Ella, Ina and Joie Harris have
gone 20 Utopia Co spend several weeks.
Mrs Eugene Nolte and children have
gone TO Icerue TO spend few weeks,
Mr. Edgar Nolte and children, Lalia and
Edgar and Miss Alice Vaughan left Mon
day night for Colorado on an extended
visit.
LTlelQd anu FEiuIFe9 II Gtsull.
Mrs. G NJ Aubrey OF Kennedy and Mrs
Dichey Of Floresville are visiting Mrs
Harry Baker.
Mr. ana Mrs. j F Harris have gone t.
California to spend several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Snipes have re
turned from Utopia.
Miss Ethel Mlntar Of San Antonio Ia Wis
lring Miss Nellie Zorn
Miss Verua Hickman u Houston Is On
visit to her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. A Nelll ST.
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.Rue1a VISTA tne SUMMER home OF Ar
and Mrs. IT, Wart, never ned a more
charming srDraraore thaD lately. when
larue crowd met there 10 resuCusc 10 In
vitatioua 60 attend a ball given IA honor
Of Mrs A. T. Compton OF Galveston and
Mr.. A. p Ward OF Edna For several days
previegs Alr and Mrs Ward had been en-
tertainlng house party composed Of MI
and Mrs a. J Compton. Mrs- Stetunauser
Miss Settle and Mlss Wovertou Of Galvcs-
ton Miss smith OF san Antonio, Alss Ellis
OF UvaIde. llis ss I.ors @ells Mamie
whIre. Mabel McCaesuey and Wilnot
Waite OK Edna; Messrs. Charles bIeuEy
and Dr. Joe Arnold Ok EHYeAton, D. H.
Dillon and Joseph -rawiorc Of aoaacoo,
d } Prtce OF PALESTINE anu NJ DlAc1A o.
Wharton. a large platform hAd been
built on the sDaGiaGa lawn Ga4 10 me
sweet strain on music uy cl2 Geh0G sgpiRs
band the happy dancers cAaa ..1 JIs , IgSt'
Ing hours Wit dying leet nA nldhlSl,,
when rhey were invited Co parrAke OF a
sgmguuoUs supper lhAr La oaon Qrea0go4
for fbeu. Att r rptreshmel-s .anCuE was
raslmed and continued til the nrsu rays
Of old Sol warned them thaC one ot the
most pleasant az their experiences Lad be-
come A reminlscsnco. lacA and every one
united iu saying that rhs genial noat
and mis- estimab.e lady can not DO sur
passed as entertainers. The following PEG
/ ple from Edna were present Air. and Airs.
] W is. Rose AAE A-llA Al4a Il " NAA ~
I ana AIgs. il. tyson Ar and Mrs. Il, L.
Flares Mr. and 5frs. Emil Egg, M. aud
/ Alrs a. Egg, AIr. aud Mrs. T. v. Hayes,
Mr. aud Mrs. C.. v Hayes, Nj. nd Mrs.
j. q. Hayes. Mr. anu Ara. A. b. WesthoG,
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Menetee, NJ. and
Mrs j A, Boiling, Mrs, l., q; Branaqsh,
BLrq Florence Terrell; Misses Felna Hal.
] kate McCrnrv Ida Traylar Meade and
4 Homer Davenport, Esralla and Leila Heater,
Tea White, Maggie stn9l g. Bessie Nerd
werher Ora Lee HAYNES, irene sellers, Err
I mine Gibson. Bertha ant Eba Horton, Lu-
I ellie Hensley. Flora. Grace Corneiia and
Eleanor Ward and Miss Warner; Messrs.
Stoner, Bert Staples J. A. and A. A. Egg,
j. W and James Mepefee. White, Marvin
BransuFa. McChemey 3. ". and T. W.
wells. J G. and " T Hayes, Grssom
Mcdowell. willis Ward, Mitchell, Gavie
and perhaps others whose names cou d not
Be secured
Mr. ana Mrs. 2. T.. Fakes have left Cor
Uvalde, where they VIII spend n month OF
two with relatives
Misses velma Han and Kate McCrary Of
Coz seville Miss.. have teft for home AFT ei
spending several weeks here as the guests
Of County Attorney MeCrary and wife
Miss Eta Crimes OK Houston IS visiting
trlendE Ia this city.
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-cRowLEY. IA.


Mss Mary Wynn has RETURNED arter com
.ti-i., Il ,oDrse In kinderrorlen work IN
sew ---eA"''
Yrs. d. Is. Uoley has returned from an
extended visit To California anu otner
,,,,,, do, .r. y5.s-
p'-N''
AIRS. " e. lawson la again greeting nei
friends, AFTER q long visit Ia California anu
ot4-r Western STATES.
Inc cuul-leHLemeNl exercises OF tile COZ
yenL of pergeyIl! Alteration occurred last
week AZ yIe Grand upefa mousse. A good
llG-eHea enjoyed the gOon program pre-
seLlco By l1t uttla lulAs.
AiIss AleA A4Yes Jt Jpeiuu8as rs rne
guest Oh 44r .llenU, -Ilss uluy clements.
Lutte Miss minerva HAyes entertained
a number OF uer friends ~ 4 Dlrtnday
party Jew evenings ago.
5hss te4Au lISgheIe gl Opeiousaa Is
visiting Der cousin, ILlSE May C1aGnere.
1ir ION Carver ana fanny are enjoy
lu- -Ae sea 1lee1es aL blloA4, lalas.r tor d
lme
Hiss Ntt0lle Robin OF LemvtAle Is visiting
ruu lauIy OF DR. Chacnpge
MISS Mn1ue aulu las returned from d
mounts visit ua Sew Orleans.
Mira Artnu. Hoiuns mas returned from
a rtsit no Lake Charles.
MIR j. H. Porter and family have Just re
rurnsd -rom . -vo months visit 20 Texas
iTd .jiJ- NarIcg
Mas Allie Ward aaaared by aer music
ruVls and tine Ward orchestra gave a
very an1ova8Ls concert at tina Grand oparg
hoti4a rIa rngr ,vepk
Niss l5lenule Hill entertained a numIeZ
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Mrs. Robinson OF Houston. They will
spend q week or two at the Antlers.
NIB. CHARLES ). Morse and daughter Miss
nay leave soon Tor Corscaaa to be absent
from the city Tor two nonts.
MRS. u. 3. Wright aud daughters, Misses
Evelyn and NathvEtne have gone 20 Chs
cago and the luke rosorts. whore they viii
spend the summer
MIS- Emily Baker la v,.dtiug her daugh-
tnr. Mrs. Wilson Brooks, n Chicago.
Miss Laura Alorgan Of Cincinnati is tho
guest OF Mrs. z. ]. Hili.
Mrs J. y. Howae who has buen visiting
friends and relatives IN Golnthvaltp has re-
turned to the citT
Miss Mary CrayeHs returns home after
months visit 10 her sister IA Willis.
MIS-. H. y Brnckenrtdge and daughter.
Miss Elanur. left Wednesday gbr WiscDn-
sin; TO spend the Summer.
Miss Gretchen Harding. charming
young lady OF Little Rock. Ark. is the
guest OF Miss Margaret Butler
MIS-. Q. A. McClannnhan Of Guern Who
Earris, has p net home homes ~ y w.
Mrs. .. A acFal and her brother.
Mr.. Charley Russell IT Columbus. tIa., are
Registered &c the Mengur IN San An.
tonic. They will return the Inter part %
tha weak
Mrs. A. = Aiar-in. accompanied bv her
daughters. viii leave soon Cor &inern!
Wells. 70 ha gone al summer
Miss Julia Dale OF hatcher, Miss. %
Visiting her sister, lirs a r Hancock.
Mrs. Ralph Steiner and rAiiGrrn ard
Miss Laura Steiner ieft Thursday i1r .lccS-
port and other gnlf resorts. TO spend sew
erAl weeks
Ms Bronz Tlsrt. Miss katherine wiaet.
Mrs. Ecndrics-s snd &.lH Natr dcnd-'ciia
let Wednesday FOR Maine sensible resorts,
whern they remain for he urunar
Mr. and Mrs I1hn Boyd Ksttrra0n VII
arrive thi9 week erom thair bridal rrir
20 Cuior9in a.5 wii 8uend f1ml tine ~
tlls city the greats Of mr. and Mrs. A. 8
YnGfcrvaort.
2lrs v, 3. Abndie md children haT.
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HALLETsvILLE.

Mrs. 2. q. Harrison and daughter. Mrs
Wldhaun, arrived Sunday to vtsit relatives.
Miss Shirley Fontaine Of Galveston is
spending 4 pleasant visit at the home OF
Mrs. 8. c. Patton
Miss rhula Cole, after pleasant visit
Of several weeks TO her sister, Mrs. T. Y.
Hill, left sunday for her home at Burnet
Miss Henrietta Schwartz, who has beer
visiting her brother at san Antonio for
the past six months, returned home yes
tarday.
Mrs A, Meyerhoff and Miss Mollie Mar
shah returned Sunday from weeks visit
70 friends at Gonzales
D, A, Paulu5 and Marcus Schwartz re
turned Sunday from La Grange, where they
attended the senatorial eous ention for tho
Eighteenth district
Miss Clara Welhausen Of Flat0nia has
been visiting friends here.
Miss Olga Buruw, who has been visit.
Ing her sister here, returned TO her home
at Yorktown, She was accompanied hoan,
BY Mas Augusta Applet.
Miss GuEsie Kroschel returned TO Shine,
Sunday after short visit TO her parent
mere.
Mrs. D, Lania returned Wetfnesday frou
Visit TO friends at Houston.
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cALpMELL..

On the evening OF July at the home o.
Mrs. Lula l. Darr mother 10 the bride
Mr. william Markley Bell was married 10
stiss Lena r. chiles, Rev. r. T Hanks.
.. D., Of the Baptist church othciatius
Ghe occasion was one OF unusual interest
II Caldwell society, as Mr. Bell. IN Of
arer IN the banking arm OF William
Reeves & Co., Is verT prominent and
popular young man. aud the beautiful
bride. nee Miss Cniies Is one Of the most
cultured young women IN Southern Texas.
The oocRaion was hunored BY 100 guests.
and yet these included IS no means all
the Intimate friends Of bgth Contracting
parties. The handsome home was beau-I
fully decorated, the parlcr IN white and
green, with biide roses the hail IN Brida
roses and palms; the dining room N pink
ana white. with cut lowers ovNryyvhnre
and pot plants blooming Ia every nook.
As "a Introduction to the ceremony Miss
Newer sang sweetlF, Love Ne Wbua I
Live" Two beautiful little girls led the
wedding procession. Marie Stone and Veina
Delamater. Their little Feet kept perfgos
time with the strains OF Lnhengrln'a we'd
ding march artiatieaiiy rendered ~ Miss
L.ouzei,a Rose OF SaiaGo, Texas Tue
we're followed By the mialstcr: thea cans
Ansa Eara Barrcn OF sGlado. TaxaA. tie
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Houston were In Wharton snls week, the
guests OF their aunt. Mrs. r. s. Rock
wood
Nj and Mira ~ NInech OF Dallas ara
the guests Of their aunt, Mrs ]. W Rosa
berry.
Miss Ida Horton Ia spending some time
In Columbus visiting friends.
Captain Bujac Of Houston spent several
days IN Wharton this week
Mrs II. A. Cline and young son. Henry.
are visiting relatives In San Antonio.
Mrs J. Miller eft Tuesday FOR
Ydnkum. where she will Introduce Master
Frank TO his friends and relatives.
Mrs g. w. Mcknight and children.
JallGh Rookie and George. are visiting inc
'oid folks at home" In Aransns Pass.
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RsIth NJ 3 ao 1SSens - Was"r Manning.
Mexsai Mrs. A. 8. Hartsas. Miss LuelIa
tartaHs. Miss Rachael Hartzns. Mrs. 1.
e I. Brasher. Henrne; Judge r. L. PENN
and two sons, Austin. o. H. Reed, cal
yerti N. NJ. ShepDertL Bremoud. W. Wap'
Precht, Bryan Don ROlo Navssota; "
~ Mrs. Herbert Long. Toledo, OHIO; X.
y. Price. DHllas: T. n. Veach and daugh-
ter, Corpus Christi. w ] Mistrot Mrs
y. 9. Mistroc. G. 3. Calahau Waco; -
IS. Springfield. Maxa. Within stonensh
ard wife. MISC Allie Cromwell, Mlss Maze
Lrhurber Miss Salle Barnett Miss Willie
IhomuScu, San Antonlo. Miss Peel. Arm
sgs FUSS; VIII ]. Scott, Duniaon Mrs. y
Collins. Corslcana: T j. 5adger. W1ar-
Ton; j. y McCung and family Frank =
lung. Rosebud; George MARI, Houston. u
A. silyeY and family. Howe. John u VIM
Alstyne; Theodore wfcher Guy Wilchnr
Herman and Hugh McCue Waco; joe
Rcsenthal Beaumont Z. p Kidd ana
vile, Orange; Samuel Turner, A L. sum
ner Hennstend; o. Fl. sublett. Mrs Aniia
sublett. Master Oscar Subett BeuunUnt.
NJ George o Thomns. Cameron: Mr. Sig
Sommnrg, Bremnud: Alton Mcclure Mrs.
fannie Mcclure. Fort Worth; l.. BlAlr,
Dohblns. G. Y DOMAIN, Waco; I.
g, Packard and WIFE St LGGs; IL.
Cochrnn. Brentwood: Mrs Norman. Misses
Normnn Mexiu Miss Thomas and Helen
freeman, John stephens, Mrs. Alvord.
waco; Captain Charles Cummings. G v.
Coleman, Mrs Lou Fielder. BetOn; Rev.
stephen DodTe ana family Miss Sophia
West. Fort Worth; A. r WPstOver, IN
Grange, p T, stnvau Cameron; c. N.
shlpman, George Shinmnr. Palestne; Vic
tor Guesmnn Mira r P Bolivar. Benu-
mont: Mrs. James Alien. Mrs. Mae Alien.
Mr.. Tom Allen, jim Alien. Cameron; Geo.
Heroert GreenwaT and wife, OAK GIN.
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maid Of homer, and thsn thu bride and
groom. Mr. Hanks spoke the charming
words which mado the two cue. theif
hearts iiSa rwo dewdrops on rosebud,
had already slipped und rim tpRot4gr -
They ontore1 tll rpalmH OF wauded I'VE
under the most flYoMbie tlrcumstnners IVA
the enjoyment ~ every blessing
Following the ceremony, Nils berilN
Roberts sang .hg "STCnade Ihd hrus
wore wllite mall over whtta liberty satin.
trimmed with geal larit it was trunA
seau Crnm Luu.hville. Ky, md was &
quistelr becoming. She carried g bouquet
OF waite cntuGtloua and maiden hlir FERNS,
The groom appeared Ia a regulation cos
tnme and .uused Ike q king nc his coroha-
zion,
The maid Of honor. Mas Barton, wore
pink point t'esDric over pink tnTata anu
carried pink carnations, She is ono Of the
Quceuly young women Of Texas,
Miss Rose wore yellow muusHeline de 5oia
over yellow tufetn, She presided az rnH
plano, and there was eZdui5ite hacnonY
between her music and her own cnarma
AFTER the ceremony the DnrtY rcpnlfeu "
the dining room. whore delicious recrenh-
mentS were served In cuurges by Misses
Bessie Page Hanks. Mnude Jamea, Katie
HuudieY and Alex Dem. The punch
Z bowl was presided over bv four cnusins
Of the bride, Misses Lucy and ethel Won.
bic. Miss Bertha Roberts lof Bryanl aud
Mesdairos 4. w. Newer and Bottic n
Merru and MaHes Maude Alexander Luli
ThomDaon ald Jessie W0mack recaivud the
gUcstl and made their tactful service real
part % the Joyous occasl0u,
Misq Kate DHiT1n OF Ennis, president o.
{ the United Daughters % the Cnnfrderacv
/ PrEaN, grnced the 0Ccus.On with NET
/ presence and contributed much TO tho so
I ciHi endowment
The whole affair wns without hnw
beautiful and charming In all IT'S parts
{ Caldwell never had more delightful wed
/ ding.
During the evening me music o. a hid
dtl string bind lent IN additional charm u
rhe occasion.
The presents ware numerous and val
uahia-
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AusrN

Mrs. D. 7. IrgiehGrs gave pirz.pou,r
party Tuesday evening In honor Of MSS
Nellie Lee ana her friend, Miss Claire
Robinson OF Houston. The enurtyard VIVA
beautifully r-htsd in electric lights OF
all colors and many games Of ping pong
were played with the excitement that mis-
rame alone can cause. Mrs Iuglehart al.
wsys entertnins IN such a charming man.
ner that naturally all present enjoyed them
selves 20 thu utmost extent Miss Lee
bias recently made Austin her home.
Mrs. Faulkner and Miss Emznle rohin.
&ho for some time have bene travelling
through Europe and ENGLAND. write Inter
Estfng letters home. One received by a
friend rrr7 Mss TUbin describes a trip
from South Hampton TO Paris and on 70
Cologne and Brussels, at WHICH place they
Frrived on the day the crown princes
lafee months old son. Prince leopold o.
Belgium, was christened. The letter a..
yeribed tie array and appearances Of the
<oynI family Then as the travellers return
u the continent the description OF the
interest IN the coronation was quite Inter
sstiux. also telling Of seeing King I'D.
Esrd ard Queen Alexandra.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry Huberich
al the return from their bridal "trip viii
10 TO housekeeping and VIII occupy tie
cottage on Twenty.nrst asd wichita,
New YORK. IS an account Of a musical sue
Ress gwen by Mr. =. Pressor Miller, sc
phty aae<sfed BY the talented Miss Laura
Y9warts Of this city. who y still n NeE
sss tlalx as asss' q fresh Au's'
3 Gnx Nellie Les, accompanied By hci
2Iena Miss Claire Robinson. have CONS
kiap'aaG and viii bs met tssrs b.
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wooTAN WELLS.

Some ~ the recent arrivals y Texas
popular resort wootan wella; 7. l.,
Mlxan. Eddy: MIS- Charles Devon and
children. Mrs AIbor. wycnr. clehuTnei
william Clark, Muu1ford; Robert TAFT. AZ
taig; n. Marx. Calvert; Clinton Moline,
Hatru; Mrs. Paul ws1nheriy and children.
Mrs Alberta yenson, Mr., Hugh vsnsnn.
y Dunlap, Waco; John VI Wells. A, p,
Wheeler, 9. o. Scott, ahcrisFs, A T.
Trrold. Port Arthur; WilllRss xarpa,
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CALVERT.

The sccinty People Of Calvert enjoyed
dance at the city hall Tuesday night Sew
ssal vtaeors wera present from Esarna.
H. aad As& c W. sparks Of Wzxaaaehls
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-10-02

Jack Frost will soon make its appear
ance
Pat Killien, of Sterling Run, was seen
on our streets Friday.
Two car loads of machinery has ar
rived for the new mill.
+. X. Blumle, of Emporium, was seen
on our streets Tuesday.
G. G. Craven and G. A. Dice, of Sterl-
ing Run, were in town Tuesday
Anybody wishing a fall and winter
suit, will call on Dennis the Taylor,
who guarantees fit.
j. E. Lester has been on the sick list
the past week and by the aid of DIR.
Comley he is some better.
Mrs +. f. Comley visited her parents
A. Morton and family at First Fork over
Sunday.
u. McAdams of Austin, and II. Il.
Smith, Of SinnamahoniDg, were in town
on Monday.
John Dunlap and wife, of Elbon, Pa,
were the guests OF Ed. Stewart and
family the past week.
Two of our prominent townsmen, Jno.
McFadden and Will Num-, made fly
ing trip to Emporium on Sunday.
G. l.. Page, telegraph operator at
Huntley has accepted position as ticket
agent at this place The office opened
Oct. 1st.
The liars Club was in session Saturday
evening in Mr.. Comley's chicken coop.
Chairman Goodman being absent, brother
Cockburn filled the chair The chairman
had reported that the mats had bitten so,
that the club would have to adjourn and
that brother Comley be fined three cents
for keeping his coop in such condition
So the club retired to brother Comley's
wood house with chicken under each
arm and refreshments was served in every
style The club being in session again
Bill Num- acting secretary, read Bert
Georgias name for membership, the clnb
to take action next meeting night. The
club became quite excited when brother
Comley's white cali entered the door for
admission, of which they thought it was
ghost. Guess some of the members
hasn't stopped going yet. The club will
hold special meeting, to expel brother
Comley for letting the calf loose that hour
of night
BRIGGs.
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Rich Valley.

Miss Dolie Duling is working for
Chas. johnson.
Frank Swesey and son were working
in town last week.
How did you enjoy your ride, that
Tuesday night, Earl :?
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. johnson visited
friends at SterlingsRun, Sunday.
Miss Virginia Housler visited Mr.. and
Mrs. w. W. Lewis over Sunday.
Miss Belle Pye, of Emporium, visited
her brother William on Tuesday.
Mr.. William Pye moved from town
on Monday, into Nelson Lewis house.
A surprise party was to be held at a
certain place Saturday evening, but the
surprisers were surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Biggins, for
merly Of this place, new of Ster ing
Run, are receiving congratulations ,ver
the arrival of little son-born Ser !. 26.
A porcupine, small dog and num-
Der of school children caused some ex-
citement at the residence of B. Montgom-
cry, Tuesday.
FRANCIS.
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Letter to John L. Johnson.
Emporium. Pa.


Dear Sir: Some think we take a good
deal of risk inviting complaints of
Devoe lead and zinc--we authorize our
agent to sell under this guarantee:
" If you have any fault to find wish
this paint either now in putting it on,
or hereafter in the wear, tell your deal
er about it.
"We authorize him to do what is
right at our expense"
The following story tells how little
the risk ia:
J. H. Asher & Co., hardware dealers,
Rhineback, N. Y, have sold Devoe
from rs to now, and have had just one
complaint in all this time.
Three sides of a house were perfect:
the fourth was as bad as the three were
good.
Explanation-It rained the night be-
fore the fourth side was painted; and
the painters didn't wait for the wood to
dry.
What is done in such a case? What
ever the desler, who sold the paint, con-
slders it fair to do. We leave it to him.
He may not do exactly what we should
do If we were there; but we are not
there. The best we can do is to leave
it to hin.
SO +. w. DEyOE & Co.
P. S.-Murry & Coppersmith sell our
paint.