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Weekly Courier
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NAME CANDIDATES
wapello County Democrats Meet
in Convention.
NAME A FULL COUNTY TICKET

U. S. Hawthorne, for Auditor-T. w.
Gibbons for CIerk-John Terry for
Recorder and Seneca Cornell for
County Attorney.
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[From Mondays Daily.1
Fred Smith is on the sick list.
Mrs. Clara tanning is quite sick at
her home on South Willard street.
Ira Bradford left Saturday for Sioux
City, where he has accepted a posi-
ticn.
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A. NARROW ESCAPE.
Harry Bridges of South ottumwa
Comes Near Drowning.

tFrom Mondays Daily.l
Harry Bridges, who resides in South
Ottumwa, had narrow escape from
drowning yesterday. He was in a
boat on the Des Moines river oppo-
site point near Cummings ice house,
when the boat suddenly capsized,
throwing it's occupant into the river.
Owing to the high water and the swift
current Mr.. Bridges had hard work
keeping his head above water until ne
could reach his boat, to which he
chung until he foated ashore.
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SOUTH oTTuMWA NEWS.

[From Saturdays Daily.]
Mr.. HIGHLAND is very sick at his
home, 1111a South Willard street.
Willie, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w
Coles is quite sick at their home on
North Willard street.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Yorty, of South
Davis street, Wednesday evening at
6 o'clock, a daughter.
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Not Over.Wise.

There is an old allegorical picture Of
a girl scared at a grass-hopper, pat in
the act of heedlessly tEeading on
snake. This is paratleled by the man
who spends large sum of money
building a cyclone cellar, but naglects
to provide his family with bottle of
Chamberlain's Coiic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy as a safeguard
against bowel complaints. whose vic
tins outnumbsr those Of the cyclone
a hundfedsto one. This remedy is ey-
erywhsfe recognized as the most
prompt and reliable medicine in use
for tbase diseases. For sale by all
druggists.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-08-19

Boys Odd Knee Pants, ages to IA,
for 10c, worth 25c. 35c Pants for Csc
and soc Pants for 35c this week at the
Hub.
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UndertakerS,

UndertakerS.
Scott & Sullivan, funeral director.
100 West Second street, Ottumw;
Iowa. Open day and night.
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arand Opportunity.

A good paSing grocery hHsinass for
sale, pns os Che beet BcSsacnb IA She
city. Wishing to engage 10 otAsS 8us-
mess. Address q, Courier.
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Read. the Courier for-nsws,
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Read the Courier for News
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lFrom Mondays Daily.]
Try Kings Cream Separator, at
Keating's. Your money back if not
satisfactory.
Miss Celia Towne of Ottumwa is
the guest of Miss Laura George. Miss
Towne leaves Tuesday for Seattle,
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[From Saturdays Daily.l
For auditor-U. S. Hawthorne, Com
petine township.
For clerk-T. E. Gibbons, Center
township.
For recorder-John Terry, Washing
ton township.
For county attorney-Seneca Cor
nell, Center township.
For Supervisor-Thomas Rieneir
Dahlonega township.
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Organized labor
stands for the same principles as de-
nocracy. They are both against or
sanized capital and government by in
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-04-10
CLUB ENTERTAINED
BY MRS, ANDERSON,

The ladies progressive euchre club was
entertained by Mrs. D. n. Anderson at
her elegaet home on Atlanta street,
last Thursday afternoon, it being the
first meeting of the club since lent,
and was largely attended by the ladies
in their new spring dresses and spring
hats, all presenting charming and
lovely appearance. Marietta is noted
for beautiful, refined and cultured wo-
men and on this occasion was gathered
the elite of the city, regular bouquet
OF millinery goods, flowers. fiounces
and feminine loveliness. Mrs. Ander-
son was at her best in entertaining, and
the dainty and delicious refreshments
served was in keeping with her well
known taste and skill. Progressive
euchre was the amusement and Miss
Dykers won the lady's prize, cream and
sugar china pieces, hand painted Mrs.
Little the visitors prize, a hand paint
ed bon bon dish; Mrs. Newell won the
consolation prize, hand painted china
vase, all being the handiwork of Mrs.
Anderson, SO gifted and talented in
manipulating. Those present were Mrs.
Little, Mrs. Hoppe, Mrs. J. B. Newton,
Mrs. Bane, Mrs. D. G. Cole, Mrs. Will
McCulloch, Mrs, George H. Keller,
Mrs. 7. w. Read, Mrs. j. 7. Anderson,
Mrs. Morgan McNeel, Mrs George f.
Newell, Mrs. w. B. Sheldon, Mrs. V. L.
Starr, Mrs. L. w. Virgins, Mrs. Geo.
Montgomery, Mrs. J. F. Clarke, Mrs.
G. T. Nolan, Mrs S K. Dick, Mrs. J. NJ.
Brown, Mrs, Marcus Field, Mrs. Ed
Hunt, Mrs. j. r. Greer, Mrs. BERTHE
Freyer, Mrs. Fred Morris, Mrs. A. V.
Cortelyou, Misses Dykers, Mollie Seize,
Ada Seize, Leila Leake, Fannie Treze-
want, Matte Trezevant, Amanda Law
renee, Lettie Lawrence, Sallie Camp,
Johnnie Siler, Jane Haywood, Grayson
Willingham, Mildred Thompson, Eva
Clarke, Katie Brumby, Julia Howell,
Mary Howell, Emma Wallace, and
Elizabeth Bryant, of Boston, Mass.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-04-10

Rev. S. B. Ledbetter preached at the
Methodist church last Sunday night,
and Rev. Belk at the morning hour.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-04-10
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Photographed.
rIatters in City Briefly
ChrOniCled.
EVENTS SEEN AND HEARD.
The Passing ThrOng, It'd Bits Of
Social Occurrences, and
General Review.

Mr.. Dean Siler returned home Sun
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-04-18
Ola whipman was hauling shea

Ola Whipman was hauling shcaf
oats last Wednesday.
Sam Robinson delivered his
trees last Wednesday at Bellflowcr
and they seemed to give good sat
%isfaction. 1t was surprising how
the farmers came In after their
trees, and had plenty of money.
This don't seem like hard times.
Sam Robinson mas n fine pros
poet for early sweet potatoes slips.
lie bedcd out a bushcl.
Alex Hinton says he has feed at
home, but wants more.
Oats are needing rain.
We think grass will do to turn on
by May list.
Quarterly conference ut Provi-
dcncc Saturday and Sunday. We
look for n good turn out, rs the
roads are good and weather nice.
ULRIcH BRUNER.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-04-18
rel

Rev. @. W. Hoehn went to st.
Louis last Tuesday, and returned
home Friday.
Joe Straatmnn left for Parsons,
Kans. last Tuesday, where he will
accept "A position with the NJ. X. x
T. concrete gang.
At the town election last Tues.
day, the following trustees were
elected: Hugo Monnig, Jonu
Ruettgcr, Otto Hcying, Adolph
iIcying, l. l.. Kottmeycr. Mr..
Monnig was appointed chairman
Of the board j. J. Merritt, treasure;
+. II. Antoine, clerk; IIry Kate
man, street commissioner and
marshal.
Mr.. Ben a. VanBooycn and Miss
Emma Salanimk were united In
matrimony Mt st. Martins Church
Tuesday, Rev. lIochn officiating.
We extend the young couple our
congratulations.
Adolph IIcying visited his broth
or Ben at Woodbridge n few days
last week.
Miss Matte Kallmcycr, formerly
OF this place hut now Of McKittrick
was married to j. G. Noltc Of Case
last week.
Mrs. Louis Scholtcn and children
returned Monday from n short vis-
II in st. Louis.
John Ructtgcrs aud family ARE
visiting Mr.. Ructtgcrs' parents nj
Loose Creek.
Mrs. Aug H%ngcdorn, Lizzie
Hngcdorn aud Miss Emma Gfotc-
we'll visited In Morrison last week.
Little Milton Holtwick Is serious.
ly i'll OF pneumonia.
The Woodmen moved their par.
aphcrnalia to more spacious quar-
tiers mt the Rhincland Hall, whcr,
they will h%enccforth hold thciI
meetings.
Hry Stock Is intending to nov
his family and shop to McKittrick
Mrs. VIM Wcscman Is on tn
sick list.
Mrs. +. S. Nipplec visited he
, sister, Mrs. Ed Hosto Mt Nc'
Florence the first OF the week.
r.. L.. SCHUB.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-04-18
in our town Saturday.

hours In our town Saturday.
Mrs. DIR. Couflin was In Herman
Saturday.
j. w. Gill, the piano man OF
Montgomery City, sold a fine or
gan to Gus Kerdling last Wcdnes-
day.
Tom Cullom has sold his saloon
TO Jim Bethel.
Henry Stock and wife of Rhine
land were visiting friends In our
town Sunday.
Miss Kittic Hall OF Rcadsville,
was visiting the Misses Bezolds n
few days last week.
Miss Matte Hausman returned
TO McKittrick Tuesday. after SPEND
ing n few days with homcfolks at
Marthasvillc.
Harvey Lcavcl went to New
Florence Sunday. He will soon
leave for Klondykc. "Succcss to
you, Harvey"
Miss Alice Turner went to Mar
thnsville Sunday, where she will
spend n few days visiting her
brother.
G. Cole and wife returned HON,
Sunday, after spending n few days
with his mother in R~eadsvillc.
MIR. Huenfcldt OF Big Spring wa,
transacting business here Monday
Stirl Price Is hauling walnut log,
for Mr.. Thomas.
Mr.. Humbcrg of Case was II
town Monday.
DIR. Jacobs, the dentist OF Her.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-04-18
Peytonia

MIR. Robert Bently and baby, of
Galloway county visited her sister
Mrs. j. w. Mitchell aud children
on the i2th.
j. W. Mitchell bought shellcd
corn Mt Montgomery City, ut 90 cts
per bushcl last Saturday.
james W. Gibson finished plow-
ing for corn last week.
Prof. Rufus w. Hunlcy and the
widow l%Iunlcy who we're living in
the vicinity of Americas while he
was teaching school moved back
To- their residence in this neighbour
hood recently.
Jabc Pcvcler who lives east of
Loutrc Creek was at Prof. Rufus
W. Hunlcy's On business on the
nth.
The school directors have APP
pointed Prof. Rufus Hlunley to
teach the District school mt Pcyto-
mia school hous" for $500 per
month this year.
William Tate was In this 'vicin-
ity last week trying to buy White
Oak timber To make ties.
j. w. Mitchell was In Galloway
ON business Monday.
Curtis w. Goodman went Ia
Montgomery City on business
last Saturday.
John l.. Bryant and John w,
Goodman were at Montgomery
City on business ON the 18th.
Mrs. j. w. Mitchell has some
early cabbage plants growing ur
rapidly in n box OF dirt and they
look thrifty.
William Davis who lives on
Loutrc was ut Montgomery City
ON business on the 18th.
The farmers would like to have
warm weather and growing show
ers of rain and raise n good crop
Of grain aud vegetables this year.
Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Mitchell
worked In the garden last Monday.
Arnold Bros. at williamsburg
sell a large quantity OF dry goods
and groceries and buy n large
quantity OF poultry and eggs
every year.
Men who live in Galloway coun-
ty bought n great quantity of grain
and hay at Montgomery City dur
ing the last q months for feed.
j. A. ID.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-04-18
N ew Providence.

We are having nice weather at
present and the farmers are busy
planting corn.
Frank Clare has recovered and
rcmodelcd his dwelling.
w. d. Whitcsidcs, while out
breaking n team Of mules to work,
was thrown from the wagon, and
bruised on the shoulder.
Teddy Philips was hauling tcle-
phone poles this week, as he Is
having n box put up.
Scion Wilson's father Is visiting
him this week.
Some few have been fishing In
this vicinity with only moderate
luck.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-04-18
DanviiIe.

Miss Thadia Gregory returned to
her home after n pleasant visit
with her cousin Mrs. Cooper of
Montgomery City.
Bro. Maggart filed his regular
appointment at this place Sunday
morning and afternoon.
Gus Grecbcr who has employ
mcnt In st. Louis spent Sunday
with homefolks and "best girl"
Willie Hubbard of Cripple Creek
Colo. Is here for n short visit with
his mother.
Miss Carrie Moorchcad of Mont
gomcry City visited over Sunday
near this place.
DIR. Rigg and "Chips" Pearson
pissed through hero Saturday On
route to n railroad meeting ut
Mincola.
Forest Uuddlcston attended
church here Sunday.
george Morgan came over Sat-
urday to visit homcfolks.
"Lender Ellis stopped here a
short time Saturday.
Mrs. Mark Penn has go little
chickens.
We are glad to See Miss LA Nc
Mahan able to be out again.
Miss Myrtle Ford has about com.
plcted her fence.
Mr. Shelton has been in the City
for several days on business.
George Williams left for st.
Louis Sunday where he has m
ployment.
Why don't you visit the young
peoples League. It's just fine.
We farmers are needing rain,
DON'T tell all you know.
AUNT POLLY.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-04-18

Report says that John Taylor
and Charlie Ball of this place who
recently went to Colorado are well
pleased with that locality.
Jesse Morley neal town has
been seriously i'll OF rheumatism
for some time and his condition Is
not much improved.
DIR. and Mrs. Coats had the mis-
fortune to loose their elegant and
comodius residence by fire. Early
Tuesday morning flames were
seen issuing from the upper story
and the whole building n soon
In ruins. The value of the house
and contents vas fully covered by
insurance, but the loss OF their
pleasant home and surroundings
built up by years OF careful thought
and planning can hardly he re-
placed and our people sympathizc
with them in this misfortune.
W. l.. Powell Ii home from ST.
Louis and reports his little daugh-
ter ~ well as expected. Hci
mother will remain with her fol
some time.
Miss Ollie Milligan IL visiting
relatives ut Price Branch. =.
Many prominent Democrats OF
this place and the lower part oi
county attended the Democratic
meeting in Montgomery City
Monday. PuELLA.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-04-18
Gamma.

II. d. Rolcy and wife were In
Montgomery Monday.
Elmer Barrett spent Saturday
and Sunday with Phil Branstctter
and family.
VIM. Hoss has been employed to
teach the Rodgers school the COM
ing winter.
Mrs. j. NJ. Davidson is spend
Ing a few days with her sister Mrs.
Il. q. Stipp Of near Middletown
who is quite sick OF pneumonia.
Pearl Beck and sister attended
church at Horeb Sunday. 9.
The Maple Syrup social at Mrs,
Hinton's was we'll attended.
George Mabry and family Of
Marling visited relatives here Sat.
urday and Sunday.
A. b. Lewis Of Wellsville was
here with q representative Of the
Buckeye Harvesting Machine Co
Friday.
Frank Easton had a sale Satur.
day of his personal property. HI
and family will leave Immediately
for Iowa their future home.
Messrs Claude Brown, james
Ramsey, James Pratt Jr. and VIM,
Holloway have joined the Wood
men.
There will be a gospel temper
ance meeting at Union Chapel
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-04-18
New Florence.

Miss Annie Miller OF Jonesburg
has been visiting friends in and
near town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carnifix of McKit-
trick visited at Judge Leavell's
over Sunday.
Jesse Kopenbrink Of st. Louis
was the guest Of his friend Aubrey
Kallmeyer the first OF the week.
Mrs. Lizzie Ellis of Warrenton
has been the guest OF relatives and
friends this week.
Aubrey Kallmeyer and Mis-,
Carrie Smith attended the ball a
Montgomery City Monday night
Judge Leavell expects to leav,
for Alaska the latter part of thu
week. II Is expected that severe
others will 60 with him as far a
Seattle.
Stout Greenwich was agreeabl,
surprised by quite a number of hi
friends last Sunday who hat
quietly made arrangements I,
spend theday with him and hi
mother, that day being her ssrt
birthday anniversary. An ele.
gent dinner was served and the
day proved a very pleasant one
Indeed.
Elias Bethel and family left last
week for Okla. where they expect
to make their future home.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-04-18
ian, was in our town Tuesday.

man, was In our town Tuesday.
Joe Karl and wife we're up from
Case visiting the formers brother.
Judge Hart made n business trip
to Rhincland Monday.
II. B~ankenship, a grain dealer OF
st. Charles, was here Sunday.
Miss Jennie Henzic Is on tn,
sick list this week.
DIR Couflin was In Rhineland
Monday.
Rev. Quick OF Rhincland will I'll
his regular appointment Sunday al
the Woodmen Hall. Everybody
is cordially invited to attend. Rev
Kocllcr OF Herman Is holding pro-
tractcd meeting In the hall this
week.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-04-18
IMckittrlCk.

Wheat is looking fine in our vi
cinity.
j. Bethel and wife were in Rhine
land Thursday.
Miss Alice Turner closed q sue
cessfal term of school Friday.
A. Chiles and sister went to st.
Louis Friday, from there Miss An
ME will return TO her home In PEN
dleton.
Farmers are busy blowing and
planting corn.
Herman Limmberg has bought
Tom Sherman's livery stable.
Messrs Custer and Hickman OF
Warrenton whiled away q few
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-04-18
oIney.

Clyde Beck of Gamma was in
town Monday.
Miss Edna Glare, who has been
visiting relatives in Fishery for
the past two weeks, returned home
Saturday.
Rev. Rocker filed his regular
appointment at the Methodist
Church Sunday.
Rev. Lovelace of Middletown
was on our street Monday.
Several Of the young folks from
town attended preaching at Liber.
ty Sunday night.
d.. A. Moore of Mackville was in
town Thursday.
Ben Wilson, Pleas Parrish and
Desley Linthicum Of Corso were in
town Sunday. OLD MULE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-04-18
Egbort.

Our school board met on the 18th
and employed an Iowa teacher for
our colorcd school, and also made
arrangements TO fence the school
grounds and put up conductors for
the water supply.
Louis Franklin traded hogs to
j. II. McMahan for n calf.
The dogs got among Il. L. Greg
ory's sheep and killed several
lambs, and Lyman took his shot
gun, and killed two dogs. One
was nn English mastifi valued at
500.
Claude Gregory has rented land
from Henry Autcnreith, and moved
In the same building that the Au-
enreith family lived in.
Parker McMahan has hired to
j. l.. Moscly to work on the farm,
j. NJ. Young and VIM. Whoop-
fer were ut Johnstown trading FRI
day.
Miss Eliza j. McMahan returned
home Sunday from n visit to Mrs.
NJ. l.. Benson. and also spent the
day with several different persons
ut Americas.
Mrs. l.. Benson bought two year.
ling calves of Harry Snowden.
Louis Franklin and wife and
Minnie Bratton visited Claude
Gregory's family Sunday.
Otto Thomas says 1t Is toe early
to plant corn.
Mrs. Zula Huffman gave Miss
Eliza McMahan a nice present.
Samuel McClatchcy Of near
Button was In this vicinity Sat-
urday on business.
s. q. Nunnelly has rented corn
ground of j. b. McMahan, and IL
blowing same.
Farmers are busy blowing for,
and planting corn. GABE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-04-18
~NeighbOrhOOd News,
As Told by Our Assistant Editors.
Hazel Doll.

Mrs. Ccnia Dillon visited Mrs.
Pointlow last Thursday
Mrs. Ella Uptcgroyc visited her
mother. MS. Logan last Sunday.
Tho board of directors met aud
hired Miss Cassie Beck to teach the
winter school at Hazel Dell. Miss
Cassie Is nice lady aud We wish
her success.
Preaching Mt Cross Roads by
BRO Giddcns was very well attend
cd last Sunday evening.
MIR. Sam Uptegrovc Of Lincoln
county visited his brother, Uncle
Tom Uptegrovc last Sunday.
Miss Lille Brown visited Miss
Daisy Collins lost Sunday.
Miss Ollie Cushman and daugh-
ter Madge visited Mrs. Eva ]IIcaton
last Sunday.
Miss Daisy Collins visited Mrs.
Ora Dunkel last Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Hunt has beer
chosen To teach the coming winter
school at Cross Roadc.
Miss Pauline Stcuart visitc,
home folks last Saturday an,
Sunday.
LAST WEEK.
Farmers are busy sowing oat
and blowing.
Mrs. Pointlow il improving.
Jno. Dillon visited IIcz Bcthc
and family last Sunday.
Hugh Dillon visited Mr.. jess,
Davis last Saturday.
Jas. Ramsey g.. Il. Brown nm
JAS Pratt- were taken In 10 tn
w1odman Lodge at Gamma lns
saturday night.
. Master Clarence Hasslcr yisitc,
Walter Brown last Sasturday an,
Sunday.
Messrs A. G.. Dillon and &. A
Ducnkel were hauling hay iron
the formers place TO their prcscn
home west of Bcllflowcr last Mon
day.
Miss Minnie Floyd visited Mis-
Maude Uptegroyc last Sunda,
evening" Miss Maudc had anothc
visitor also.
The directors of Meadow Larl
district have hired Mr.. Edwar,
Harrell of Montgomery City /,
teach the coming winter term o
school. We wish him success
Mr.. George Floyd has the Thoma
school south of Middlctown.
Misses Felix and John Dillon
Claude Brown and 7. b. Uptcgrov
sowed oats for Mrs. j. A. Brow
last Saturday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-04-18

next Sunday eve
Milt Roley who went TO st. Louis
to seek employment has returned
home.
Clyde Beck was in Olncy Nom
day.
VIM. Adams of Prohibition was
here Monday. ANXIOUS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-20
CITY sREVlTlEs.

City Treasurer Szabo VIII pay the Sep
TENDER bills Of the ,lty today
The Post Oak Social club will give a
dance october 20 for the heneft Of the
school.
A musicale and entertainment will be
given tonight at the Pythlln castle IN the
Fifth ward. The public Is Invited
The cnntata Of Ruth" at Trinity Meth
odiSt Episcopal church next wednesday
night October -, win be Instructive and
interesting
The regular monthly grade meeting Of
schools will be held this morning IN tho
Colored high school building at the usual
hour.
Robert r. Lee chapter Daughters Of the
Confcderacy, Will meet at the parish house
Of Christ church this morning at 1910
o'clock Instead Of $50, as previously an,
rounced.
The ladies' auxiliary " the Brotherhood
Of Raiiway IraiDmen viii give a chocolate
social and card party Tuesday evening at
t4c residence Of Mrs. w. d. Swift, 1929
Mckee street
There are undelivered kilograms at the
office Of the Western Union Telegraph com
p0uy for Miss Hattie Brown, Fred Bouns.
terman, Fannie Hinzler, Marie Wiley aud
y. y Stewart.
The Moliug BIOS excursion party Of land
and immigration agents will arrive here To-
day at 1 y. m. from San Antonio They
VIII leave at > O'clock for Nacogdoches oyeH
she Houston East and West Texas.
This is the last day on which application
may be made hy those who desire to take
The civil service examination TO- clerk ana
carrier 10 I've held November 10 at the pos,-
Office 4. Williams is secretary OF the iocd.
board.
There viii be an open air meeting of the
Burkitt Republican club IN Chaneyville next
Thursday night at the corner Of National
and Washington streets, Both democratic
and republican candidates are Invited to be
present.
The following Is the list of pall-bearers at
the funeral OF Mrs. Nellie Cobb which
IooS place at O'Clock yesterday afternoon:
T. Mstrot. +. A. Hervey Jr C. II.
Wharton. Jesse Andrews, w. G. oliver, A.
Nann, o. w, Hardy and j. II. Campbell.
lnterment was In Glcnwood
The Ladies Aid society OF Hardy Street
Presbyterian church win have a social
lueaday night at the homo cf Mrs w. Il.
Clark, Jul Gargal street. The principal
feature of the entertainment win be an old
fashioned spelling bee, participated ia Oh
one side by the Ladies' Aid and on the
other by the Helping Hands.