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The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07
WILL BORE FOR OIL.

Provided there is no hitch in the
present plans OF the Rand Oil company
of this city, Will be boring for oil near
the old Camel Back mountain within
two weeks. The derrick has been
completed and Is now ready for the
machinery The derrick Is 80 feet
high and VIII stand a strain of 800
tons, and Is the largest ever Duilt tor
this purpose. within eight days from
the time Of opening the Office the cCm-
pany has built tool houses, pump
house. derrick and other necessary
houses which has attracted consider
able attention. The work was done
under the supervision of Supt. J. +.
Brewster a mechanical oil expert
who is out at the property but who
will return in time to attend a meet
ing OF the directors. after which he
will leave at once for Los Angeles.
to inspect the machinery in order hat
there may be no delay as result of
mistakes, He expects to have the
shipment made at once and at the
same time vii list the stock OF the
company with the Los Angeles
Chamber OF Commerce.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07
Arizona News
Views and GOSSIP.
WE HAVE THEM HERE,

young man in Phoenix mas created
an impression at the telephone ex-
change which ne found nard to dis
pei. For several months he has been
Keeping the wire not between his Of
nee and another, occupied by young
lady. He is a gentleman OF much
leisure. 50 that ne has had time to do
much talking. lie always called for
the same number, and usually talked
so long that the girl at Central got IN
to the habit of going away AMI forget
ting, about him until some one else
would call either for his or the girls
number, when she would reply In that
worn and frazzeled phrase. They're
busy now" That was more often true
than not. The girl at central is more
or less creature OF habit. She has
gotten 50 much in the way of making
this particular connection, that when
ever she was called up by tha young
before she was told to do so, and she
seldom made a mistake
1t happened the other day that the
young man wanted to talk TO some one
else. He called central and she hook
ed him up as usual. and forgot about
him He rang and rang to be released.
he shouted uncomplimentary but un-
heard observations regarding che
girl at central in the 'pnone Cut me
loose" he yelled, and give me the
number | want, What makes you
think that when | ring that I always
want No. --? Unhook me, | say. or
I'll report you to the manager Such
damned telephone system anyhow.
guess they've got only two boxes in
town this one and No. ----."
A bystander who had made he Of
fee his loafing place sor long time.
came to the defense of the girl and
said: You cant blame her | never
heard You use any but this one and
No, ~-~" The young man ordered
his visitor out Of the office, telling
him that he did not want suci an OBJ
serving person hanging around I'll
the time He finally mad to sead an
employe TO central and make Il formal
application 10 he disconnected -Phoc-
nix Republican.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07
Oldest Native Of Tucson
Dies at Oracle.

Mrs. Petra Q. Ramirez the oldeA
native Of Tucson died n: Oratle at :
II. m, Thursday at the home ot her
Ganghter Mrs. James tea where she
has been living for some lime. She
was SO years oil al tne time Jf her
death Mrs tlam.rea was born hcre
and VAS away from this section only
twice In her liie- Outside nf her trip
- Oracle she las not nccn away from
Tucson for thirty years
Mrs Rs.n'r,2 Was the m"ther nt
Mrs James Zee an! Mrs NJ c. Moss d
Oracle AMI the grand n,hha~ IF II.
Tiquides. Nn Lee and Mrs Chris
Il nderman OF th's city Tile funeral
will be neid this afteru IN at { O'Clock
from the residence OF II, Urpuides, IT,
Convent street.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07
HAD FORTIFIED CAVE.

1t was an exciting chase tnat off,
cials had after robbers on the new
Rock Island extension In New Mex
leo after the murder of Richard and
John Spikes, near Tucumcari. The
gang robbed Groes & Richards gem
eral store, Tucumcari, securing about
$400 worth of goods. They were fol-
lowed by sheriff's posse. The rob-
GERS stole several horses from Men
denthal's grading camp and rode
south. The gang has been operating
heretofore as cattle thieves, and the
Spikes brothers, ranchmen, had been
on the lookout for them In getting
across this ranch, where they We're
attacked by the Spikes boys. Dick"
and John Spikes were killed and Fred
Spikes was wounded. The sheriff's
posse, in tracking the robbers, found
fortified cave hlled with hides and
supplies, but the robbers had left, 60
Ing further south.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07
Resolutions of Coincidence.

Hall of Arizona Lodge No. J.. A, o L.
w
Tucson. Arizona. Feb : 1902
Whereas. In the death of Bro. Vim.
Armstrong, Arizona Lodge No. ]. A
O. l.. W. has been called upon to
part with a valued brother the COM
munity at large with IN honest and
upright citizen. and MS family with
loving husband and an indulgent
father; therefore he II
Resolved, That this lodge tender TO
the bereaved family its sincere and
heartfelt sympathy and extend its as
surance Of that brighter life beyond,
where the clouds OF the present will
have disappeared before the sunlight
OF a happier day.
Resolved. That the charter OF lnis
lodge be draped in mourning for the
rtriod OF thirty days. that these res
cutions be properly recorded in 'he
minutes of this lodge. a copy sent To
the Tucson daily newspapers and a
copy furnished the widow of our de-
ceased brother.
l.. V. RUSSELL.
f. ]. TRlPPELL
c. G. SROUFE,
Committee.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07
Items Of the Day Of Personal Interest.

Mrs. Henry Levin. two daughters
and maid accompanied by Miss soma
.eyin arrived on the bnrro yester-
day.
Mrs DR.. Burns and her daughter le!t
last night for Los Angeles. They VIII
visit there a short time ana iater 10 "
the sanitarium of DR.. Hensel near ''d'l
Francisco for the benefit OF MISS
Burns health.
Wm. Metczer. superintendent OF the
conete mine in Sonora came up from
Nogales yesterday.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07

FOR RENT--Century Block Five Of
fees TO let in the above. building
Special inducements will be made
to tenants seeking permanent quar-
ters, Apply TO Bradley-St hneicer
Commission Co. No. 81 Sontn S.ohc.
avenue.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07

a bulldog belonging to one of the
fans persent.
The Cinnamon of the city are busy
today paying their depts as II is their
New Years days anI this is ,uslom
among their people.
F. Holbrook, a former newspaper
man from Ohio, stopped in the city
yesterday en- route to Sonora. where
he is interested in mines. He was for
long time editor OF the Bueuyrus
Forum and was a friend OF Judge
Davis back in Ohio. He called on the
Judge while mere.
The Chinese New Year began last
night at midnight and will last three
days. Usually this celebration comes
about March lst and according 10
the Chinese method of figuring time.
1t is three weeks earlier than usual,
The difference in time Is due to the
fact that every third year In the Chi
nese calendar has thirteen months.
The Mongolian year has six months
of twenty nine days and six months
of thirty days. and every three years
they are compelled to have an extra
month in order to catch up. This Is
the 2Sth year in the reign OF Quong
Sui Firecrackers and red paper ush-
cred In the 29th year last night and
big preparations have been made in
Chinatown for its celebration.
George Phillips. who is now in the
clutches of the law. made large haul
at J. NJ Ormsby's residence. which he
bnrglarized last Tuesday night. Mr..
Ormsby estimates his loss at 5000 and
as the thief mutiiated the ieweiry
and a small part of 1t has been re-
covered. Mr. Ormsby received little
personal benefit from the capture of
the thief Phillips stole three lodge
jewels which were presented to MIR.
Ormsby and which he values at 500
These Jewels were the badges OF the
past grand master of the Masors. the
past high priest and the past grand
commander of the Territory of Ari-
zona- The thief mutiiated these jew
els and sold them for old gold at the
pawn shop of Rosa Goodstein on
south Meyer street. The names on
two OF the Jewels were entirely obh-
terated but il could distinguished on
the third and this led 10 the detec-
ton OF the thief. Outside Of the Jew
els. the burglar secured a gold watch
belonging to Mrs Ormby. and some
the money the amount OF which is not
known. He also took uair OF eye
glasses which were Tutulated and
sold for old gold. The watch has not
yet been recovered.
Phillips will be trieG tcm0~ro" sf-
ternoon at o'clock in Judge Wilson s
court. A number of witnesses dave
been supoened.
Albert w. Austin. popular enl-
rloye at the L. Zeckendorf stores, and
Miss Pearl Bolt. wern united III mar
riage last night at the Baptist
church. Rev. A. NJ. Gibbons perform
lng the ceremony. A large number OF
the friends of the contracting parties
were present to witness The tying Of
the knot: A After the wedding ceremony,
the invited guests 1l.5urnci u me
home of the brother of the groom,
&. O. Austin, who lives AT 'Il South
SIXTH Avenue, where wedding supper
Vas served. TIE couple viii MAKE
their future home in Tucson.
JB. Knox of Rodgers \. NJ. Is here
to take the trick OF dispatcher James
who has gone to San Francisco on d
fcws days lsaYc of aosh -
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07
The CathnliC Fair
Popularity Continues

The crowd at the Catholic Fair LAST
evening was not as large as the two
previous evenings. hut tte receipts
were nearly as great The musical
club entertained .he crowd until sscut
3 O'Clock when dancing was begun in
the room adjoining the hall where Inc
fair is being held Al # the b1Oths
were well patronized The pillow and
fancy goods booth, where r1ffcs are
held, were always 1nrr 1Iliei by large
crowds. The spnnils t"nn! was
81 eat attraction nnt.' ~ O'Clock when
X was closed DOWN for the evening,
The Spanish supiirr ~ls welt pat
ronized as on the previous nights, 1t
was in charge OF Mrs. M)ntijo last
night ard will be rn.l"r the suporNi-
sion OF Mrs Is. +. de .eiasr0 and her
assistants ton:eh,. Here rgular
Mexican suppe. !, srrv' fCS nifty
certs
The fair will continue tonight. TO-
morrow Afternoon and tomorrow night
The Jeuvenile band will plag at the
iair tonight and a special program has
been arranged Some unique tableaux
will be presented under tha direction
o. Mrs. Will katZensein. Tho program
is is follows:
Contemplation-Miss Lily Garner
The Prison ChaflDyA Ccrday in
p:son Miss Lula May Bartle'l.
The Nun--Niss Lola katZenstein.
The Greek Slava-Miss Bartlett
Tales of OIdon Tines--Mr. T. Ryan.
Raw Chambefiin, Orrin Rollins. Mary
Doe. Hazel Dodge.
lNTERMtSSION.
Before Marriage-Miss Ricket
After Marriage
That Blessed Baby
A Happy Family-Miss Darcy. Ray
and Freda Cham rrur and Raby.
INTERMiSSIO~.
Weary-Miss Stephcana Martin and
Orrin Bartlett.
The Lily and the Rose-Miss Mary
Hughes.
The Pillow Fis',t--..,.v Garner. .."la
Katzenstein. Mamie Cameron. Mary
Hughes. Mics Darcy Miss Jackson.
prayer-M Miss Mary Doe.
Simply to the Cross | Cling-Miss
Jackson.
The contest is waxing warm espec.-
iaIJy over the choice o. the most bop
ular little boy The result Of the oal-
loting at the close of the fair last night
was AS follows.
For the most popular little girl;
Ruth Rockwell. @S1, ethel Spi"rs. a5S;
Bertha Frisnh. IL; Edith Barnes. 10;
aura Ronstadt. 6. Rosaliud Boidn, :;
Florence Davis. 2; Vida burns =
Helen Ives, .; Baby Wrieht,f Evelyn
Francis, !,
For the most popular young man:
Manuel Moat:jo. so: Alfonso Coeneh'
40. Harry Orachman, 30; George NOR
ton 26; Ed. Owen 20, Mr.. Winchester
10. Judge Purcell, & Paul Navarro.
6. Prof. Fuller >; Il. \. Abadie' le'
Herbert Tenney .; Ir. Newell. =
ANDY Martin /: Harry Lightner' a.
Law Gould. IL, 5; thas, Finley A.
walter Watson. | Chas. Sricaven, -
Rodie Lincoln, 2; Frank Benney, l.
Soanv Smith. /: ]. y. Moore. 4; ClaX
pierson. /; Pat. f. Flarrerty, 2.
For the rlost popular little boy:
pauI Rebel. S94. Alejandro Durazo.
7S5. Joe Derring. 7S, Arthur Mcneil
46. Pepe MARTINEZ. 81; Master Ives 2o'
Mack Wright, ~ Jack Martin. :; Ho-
yeu Nsnu;Ig. 1; Ain swnrfE Moore.
For the most popular married lady;
Mrs. Armstrong, 29J Mrs. Manning
1872; Mrs. Holbrook, 81; Mrs ivan
coyich. 54; Samaniego, 20; Mrs sroute
%. Mrs. Heinaman. 30; Mrs. stern
| feldt, IA; Mrs. John Martin 2; mrs
Abadie, 6: Mrs. A. Franklin, 3; Mrs,
w ] Perry. 3: Mrs. Wilbur. 8. s-~'
For the most popular railroad man;
Benton Dick, 1888; l.. Holiday Il;
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07

For Furnishing Iron Pipe to the
City Of Tucson.

Sealed bids will be received at the
office OF the City Recorder, up 10 Feo-
ruary Sth. at p. m. for furnishing
and delivering to the City OF Tucson
from 500 to 1000 feet of 2-inch stand
ard wrought iron pipe. Sid t. state
price per foot.
Terms-Spot cash on approval OF de-
mand by City Council.
FRANK s. RUSSELL,
Chairman Purchasing Committee.
First pub. Feb. G, last Feb. {.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07

Herbert Brown, superintendent OF
'ae Ie.Utoual prison at Yuma, came
" on No 10 this morning.
rIe'tr,h :, Nave. the new United
p'a'', N'oIney. came up from NO
Sa'S this morning, accompanied ny
' wifi II will remqin permanent
y in Tucson
!, '" \ Price of Florence, came IN
'"S nornnc on No. 10 from the West
'''y Kelly and Daniel Twomey
,'ue N 'fDm Risbee on the NoBales
0aIn this morning.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07

I. O. Clark, IS; Joe Waddel 4, O. H.
Scrinner. .; Tom Fitzpatrick. !.
For the most popular young lady.
Annie McKenna s57: Agnes Martin
geo; Anita Coenen. 226 Marry Hughes
ZIG; Belle Armiio, l50. Miss Dracy. 80;
Rose Janest m 80: El"die Cnisr". &c
atephsnaA Martin. "a; Cirtc:a y. M iG
Miss LApscnm. .; Irene Steinieldt. 6:
otth Hall. 3; frankie Connect. 2.
Anita Garlic. s.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07

MALE HELP WANTED. Men to
learn barber trade. No limit to term.
Constant practice anc expert instruc-
tion until competent Catalogue free
Moler Barber College. San Francisco.
Cal. S6-l16
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS
OF THE TOWN

n A. 2 o'clock that afternoon trains y
a IA were reported on time.
ra.ra will be a special meeting OF
i.ona rommandery No. ], knights
nnlar tomorrow night. A banquet
HI be a feature.
c.rronters and plasterers are busy
~, cutting a large window between
aece of the County Recorder and
/ saII in the Court House. This Will
tbe Office a great deal more light.
,,nos CorGon. the man who assault
j Fms clever in the Legal Tender
,rieI in Justice Wilson's court
i morning and found guilty. He
N given thirty days in the county
h for the ofiense.
constable Joe Manciet arrested
,ae cinnamon on Pearl street last
f., for smoking opium. He swore
ii complaint against them ana
!, were tiied in Judge Wilson S
I,rt late this afternoon.
Tho forca at the city hall Is taking
y,qarion today on account OF It's
ING q holiday. For that reason there
H. ma poNen court this morning. al
lonoh me City Recorder WAS at his
Esk busy At work on the minutes OF
4, council meeting.
An Indian woman was brought mp
Itore Judge Meyer this morning
arpsd with having too hilarious a
Ene at the Chinese celebration last
|gbt She gave her name as Louisa
Eyarda and was discharged by the
[dee who admonished her 10 behave
|reatier
The Hercules Gas Engine Company
San Francisco today brought suit
Judge Wilson's ccCrt for Sl3s-''
|aimed due hem for labor and ina
|daI furnished the Mammoth Cold
lines Company OF Mammoth, Pinai
Enn,v The suit is brought here as
h company maintains j. a. Iabrlskle
10. al agent and he was served with
|e papers in the case.
!, has developed that Tom Driscoii
h. vas one of those complained
Eajnst as doing a brokerage business
|hout a license. has a license TOT
Is quarter and was on the license
1t daring the last quarter.
h has Acea admitted by Superinten-
tnt Douglas that the new phelps
Iolge smelter will lie located at
kuglaS This means that about eight
Hmdred men will he transferred from
sbeo TO Douglas when tie smclter Is
bmpleted
Backner speed and wife nassed
hrough the city on No. 10 this morn
lg on their way to El Paso. Mr.. Speed
Jas formerly resident engineer here
nd is now connected with the once
the engineer maintenance Of way
San Francisco.
B + Porter. general superintendent
The Mariccpa and Phoenix railroad
rss in the city yesterday on business
Danected with his road.
The Raymond and Whltcomh ex-
arsion which passed through the
i'y AZ 4 special last night carried
Dar hes consisting of three Pull
lans and a dining car.
The !oc2I il"s held another badger
sNt last night in the court YARD oi
n Windsor hotel. A large crowd was
resent and quite sum or money
hanged hands on the result. The
"'sFf Aa leased fl. III .nCt' tiir-
q ana WIS killed in a short tim by
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07

ELITE BEAUTY PARLOR. 80 West
Broadway. Treatment of the face and
scalp. purifying the complexion. re-
moving wrinkles, stopping the fall
ing of hair. Vapor baths. with al
cohol or oil massage. phrify blood
and skin, cure rheumatism and ner-
VOusnesS. 72-lu3
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07

A well>satisted patient Is the best
AS we have a large
number of these in Tucson. We shall
in future reduce the amount of our
and share with patients
the amount of expense saved. 'Won t
YOU join the ranks OF the satisfied
Cnes?
DIR. II. A. SCHELL.
Opticlan. Century Block.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07

DETECTlVE-Shrewd. reliable man
wanted in every locality Acting
under orders; no experience neces-
sary. For full particulars write Am
erican Detective Association, Indian
apolis, Ind. SSs90-92
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07

SITUATION Young Jap
anese boy wants situation where he
can get a little time off and learn
English. Understands house work.
Address j" this Office. lVi-l0G
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07
A MISTAKE.

The piano used by the Emma Nev-
ada Company was not from the Zellner
Piano Company. as stated in the pro-
gram, but by mistake the manage
ment OF the concert company used an
other piano. 1t
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07

WANTED-Couple without children.
to occupy prettily furnished room
with board. privilege Of bath and
piano Splendid locality. Address S.
care OF Citizen. lift
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07

Don't forget that you can get plate
Of oysters in any style for 25 cents at
Cafe Goldtree.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07

A BARGAIN-Valuahle business op-
portunity for man wan $4,000 10
So 900 to invest. Established busi-
ness in tirst-c,ass location. Viii sell
entire. Good reason for selling. Ad-
dress Opportunity" Citizen Office,
65-f
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07

GREAT JANUARY sale OF Muslin Tn
derwear. Corsets. Silk Waists, etc.
Advance plates Just received from
Chas. A. Stevens e. Bros, OF Chi,
cago, Reduced prices during the
months of January and February.
Telephone Mrs. H. l., Rigg. Main
1926. and she viii call, with a full
line of samples. 65-92
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07
BARGAINS.

FIRST CLASS DRESSMAkING-Mrs.
Joseph LaIassar, - North Stone
avenue So 81
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07

Buy one of those French hrierwood
pipes at the Crescent Cigar store.
NG-ff
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07

A GOOD MAN can secure a half inter-
est in money making business Ior
$2.500. For particulars address p Q.
Box 126, Tucson, Arizona. S3-tf
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-07

Hail of Arizona Lodge No. J.. A o L.
W.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-03

At Cadiz, the Eastern Oh com.
pany has completed test we'll on
the Caldwell farm and has buster.
Tbs Holiday Oh company has
completed a test we'll on the Cald-
we'll farm and has buster.
The Holiday OH company has
one of the same kind at Its test
we'll on the Bank farm. Spellacy
& Co. have completed No. I on
the Dixon farm and have small
pumper.
The Brlcker Oil company has
completed No s Stephens and No.
6 Beadle heirs farm and has two
small bumpers.
In Beaver county, Pa, Galley
Bros, have completed No. I VIM.
Gibbs and have a buster.
M. Flnnegan has drilled In test
on the Ferguson farm and has a
show for a producer.
In the Bristoria field, Green
county, the Sorth Penn OH COM
pany has completed No. IL on the
Lantz farm and has a 100 barrel
we'll.
The same company's No. J. D.
Miller Is good for so barrels day
and John Dunn's No. Murray
farm, s barrels day
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-03

The graduating class of 1eo2-3
In our High School will number
twenty.three. The whole class of
the Junior class of last year Is at
tending school this year and are
working hard for a diploma. The
High School has now three more
scholars enrolled than there was
last year, and there will be others
come in Later c..
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-03

When a woman argues she leaves
nothing to be said.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-03

The intoxicator of love geNerally
demands a brace after the effect.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-03
Handsome Souvenir

with each purchase of school books
and supplies at McCoy's Book
Store. 49,
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-03

Make all the friends you can, but
be Cha asoz: l2ki11g cc,6dacts.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-03
School News
For Boys.
chooI will soon open, but we are now open
with a complete stock of
Boys and Young
Mems Suits.

They are good, serviceable school suits.
We cannot tell you their many points of
superiority, but it is only by seeing them, =
by critically examining them and by COM
pairing our
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-03

We understand be meeting of the Masonic Club members
Friday evening of this week to elect officers and
prepare plans the club during the coming fall and
winter high time this attended to- The
the club should be
opened this The dues must be collected and the rent set
lied. there be full turn out Friday.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-03

The Auditorium will open Monday night with excellent repertoire
will be here all the week. The tickets will be kept or
sale this year McCoy's Book Store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-27
FOR THE FOURTH.

The committees held meeting
Wednesday and discussed several
features for the entertainment of
the visitors on the Fourth. Par
tlcular attention was paid to plans
tor the vehicle parade, which is to
be the largest and handsomest at
traction on the program. The car
riage containing the most beautiful,
skillful and artistic production in
historical, floral or other design
will be awarded a fine premium.
The ladies reported preparations
for the baby parade, and new names
were added to the committee for
the purpose of making this one of
the novel features of the day.
A committee was appointed to
provide list of premiums which is
to be published. The various as
slgnments by the committees are
now in perfect working order, all
preparing for the biggest day in
Union City.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-27
HORNBEAK.

We are sorry to report Mrs. Lin
ME Hornbeak very sick.
Mr.. James Hite, of Nashville, is
the guest of DR.. w. w. Litten and
family.
Miss Addie Moon, of McAnna,
spent a week with Hornbeak friends
recently.
Miss Bird Fleming and Mr.. Lee
Dean, of Ridgely, visited the Misses
Fleming recently.
Mrs. Sammie Grimmett, who has
been visiting friends in Melbar,
KY, has returned home.
Misses Inez and Merle Cloar, of
Fremont, were the guests of Misses
Anna and Laura Williams recently.
The many friends of Mr.. Dee
Foutt are glad to see him out again
after a several weeks battle with
the fever.
The following young people en-
joyed a hay-ride not long since:
Misses Minnie and Jacky Fleming
Lizzie and Farrar Hornbeak and
Elva Grimmltt, Messrs. Orie Will
liams, Rome Fields, Henry Green
and Len Williams.
Now, our venerable relative,
Uncle Bildad,' and cousin of the
profane name, "Russ II. Kuss, -
just tell your friend from Rives not
to come yet to attend the conven-
ton; believe it is all guess-work
anyway. "Miss Sylvan" would
hes1tRtt ,'efore accepting such re-
spdSsible' position as that of chair
woman of the Old Maids Central
Committee. Perhaps there are 9th
er old maids in our ranks. What
of "Pansy?" and the modest little
Violet" where is she hiding at
present?
SYLVAN.