The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-06-20
The NEWS CONDENSED.

MS Jays III HOLLAND.
Work is we'll under way on victoria's
new cotton oil mill
A ~four-days' fair will begin at Co
lumbia, Ark, Aug. Ia.
A business mems league has been or
ganized at Chelsea, Okla
The Gonzales. Tex National bank has
been authorized to begin business.
The new bridge across the Guadalupe
river at Gonzales. Tex, is completed.
Alexandria. Ind. Knights of Pythias
have let the contract for a $4,000 arm
DRY.
Work has begun on the construction
of the new sewerage system at Helena,
ARK.
Hay growers in the vicinity Of Alvin,
Tex, complain that they cannot get
cars.
The Louisville conference, NJ. e.
church South will meet in Columbia
Oct. l.
Work on the new court house at Benz
ton county, Ark, will commence about
July /.
FL Paso, Tex, is having a novel sem
sation by relieiously enforcing the Sun
day Law.
Kansas farmers own one-tenth of the
bank stock Of the state and one-half
the deposits.
Olof Carlson, a merchant of Assaria,
Saline county, Kan, is dead at the age
of 40 years.
An anonymous benefactor has given
De Paw university at G~reencastle,
Ind, $4,000.
A social club. the initiation fee of
which is $500. has been organized by
Omaha capitalists.
Territorial newspapers are boasting
that their wheat fields discount those
of Missouri and Kansas.
Seven hundred apple trees and 1000
peach trees have been planted on the
Kansas ~penitentiary farm.
Montpelier, Ind, will have a street
fair June "a to 81, for which elaborate
preparations are making.
]. H. Woodbridge, aged sc. a pioneer
citizen Of Cooper county and merchant
Of Bonneville. Mo-, is dead.
Topeka, Kan. hit the beef trust by
eating 6 1000 pounds less of meat last
month than during May, 1901.
Farmers about Hearne. Tex. COM
plain that 1t is impossible to secure
sufficient labor in the harvests. .
w. G. Allison, for three years steward
of the Kansas hospital for the deaf and
dumb, died after a short illness.
The national bank recently organized
at Paris. Ky, with $4,000 capital
stock. will begin business July l.
Governor John F. Hill of Maine was
renominated by the Republican state
convention OF that state on Tuesday.
A farmer living near Iatan, Kan,
raised 50, 900 worth of tobacco last year
and expects to make $4,000 this sea-
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Ferdinand Bocher, A. NJ, professor of
modern languages, at Harvard univer-
sity since 1870, died at Cambridge,
Mass.
Lionel E. G. Garden, British consul
general at Havana, has been gazetted
British minister to the republic OF
Cuba.
The body of Miss Mary Darlington.
the fifth victim of the Saratoga fire
Monday, was taken from the ruins
Tuesday.
The R. Monarch residence neal
OWCnODOlo.g y y blllI ICh Nul dSO q
a cost of $4,000. was recently sold of
$20,500. t.f. >r
Whitelaw Reid was received in au.
dience by his majesty at Buckingham
palace Tuesday afternoon in a most cor
dial manner. .
During the height of the storm a
Champaign, Ill, Tuesday night Mrs
Martha Hayworth collapsed from frigh
and later died.
An automobile factory employing -
hands has been secured by New Bed
ford, Ind. by offering $751; 900 bonus an
i've acres of land.
"A stock company is being organizes
at Lincoln, Neb., to establish a our
try club, with a 5000 club house an
30,acres of ground. % ~
The Nebraska Republican state con
vention meets at Lincoln June IS. an
the" Democratic state convention a
Grand Rapids June "a.
John Gray. for 20 years a resident o
Waukesha, Wis, died at the age of 6
years He had held numerous city of
fees during his career.
The S~helbyville, Ind, town counci
refused to grant the Elks permission t
42lA II d HollCCI ldll II JulyJ anu III
project has been abandoned.
Having no money with which to pa
salaries to policemen, the mayor c
Crete, Neb., has appointed the alderme
to serve as guardians Of the peace,
1.-The sewer pipe plant at Toronto, o
In which the first pipe ever, manufactul
ed in the United States was turned on
60 years ago, has changed ownership,
A number of Bald Knob Ark, people
members of the Dumas family hav
fallen heir to. $4,000 each from an es
rate left by an Indian Territory million
a;re. n vs.
The Northern Ohio strawberry Gro
has been much damaged. The late Gro.
Is fair, but the, early crop was eptirel
ruined in Summit and adjoining couh
ties. ~"
An evangelist is holding religion
services in a hay barn at Sterret, Okla