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BADaER

Badger, June 1.-THE three Sun.
day schools, Badger, Bethel, and
Letcher, will have a picnic in Mr..
OsMealy,s grove June 81. We have
not heard the particulars but hear
that the picnic is a sure thing.
There was a pleasant surprise party
at Mr.. Taylor's last Friday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Lambert, Of Plano,
were visiting at their sons last week.
Miss Mabel Franklin is visiting her
,unc.e, @. b.. Lambert.
A number of the B~adgerites went
to the circus Monday.
Hon. I. 9. Burns and family were
viewing farm life at Miss Fuller's
ranch last week.
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Notice of Application for Permit to Soil
I~ntoxicasing Liquors.

I~ntoxicasing Liquors.
Notice Is hereby given, That Harry W. Spang
has this day filed In my Office d application
for 9 permit TO sell Intoxicating LIQUORS at retail
at the building on lot No: Fighteen us, in block
ward. Of the City, 81 Mitchele County 81 DAWSON
and State of South DakotS,, and that said anil.
cation Will be heard BY Tho City Council Of said
CITY on the 18th day Of June, 1902. at s
a. yperson or persons may appear before said
corporate authorities and give any reason why
SUCH license should not be received or permit
Dated Mitchell 8. d., June q, 1902. sYs
WIN. M. HERBERT, City Auditor.
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WEST PERRY,

West Perry, June 16.-Mr. and
Mrs. Gardiner of New Hampton,
Iowa, uncle and aunt Of Samuel Cow
an, have been here on a, visit. Mr..
Cowan's parents spent several days
Visiting here last week.
MI. Lille has been busy looking
LATTER the roads. The high water has
lcaused much extra work.
Jno. Blindaur, who spent several.
weeks out in Washington in the vi
cinity of Spokane, has returned. He
has purchased land there. He will
dispose Of his property here and move
his family there this fall.
Nj. and Mrs. Slocum are going to
make a visit to their parents. Rev.
Nj. Powell Of Victor, will fill Nj.
Slocum's place next Sunday at 8
p. me-
Miss Margaret Duncan, of Mitch
ell, closed a very successful term of
school in the Gilfillan district last
Friday. Miss Duncan taught several
terms OF school IN Perry some time
ago and is very highly esteemed as
a teacher here.
The aid society spent a very pleas
ant afternoon with Mrs. Martin last
Thursday.
Mrs. Duncan and little daughter,
Of Mitchell, visited Mrs. Merriman
one day last week.
The aid society will meet Thurs
day, June 2e, with Mrs. VIM. Clark.
Observation-Disclosures
PLANO.
Plano, June ls.-W. B. Rowley
%Sundayed at home.
Carl Roberts and family are visit
ing his mother.
John Baldwin has returned from
Sioux Falls.
MI. and Mrs. Pattison ATTENDED
the balloon ascension at Fulton Sat.
urday.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-10-24
GOOD f(HwS FOR FITZGERALD.
The Railroads have at Last Recognized Fitz-
gerald, and will sell Tourist Tickets.

Through the hard and earnest work of Mr. H. Mcadden
General Passenger Agent of the A b. and Mr.
poets the big Tourist Hotel have made
Fitzgerald tourist point and hereafter parties North can
buy months ticket to the Queen City wregrass
cities who enjoy this privilege Savannah Brunswick
Thomasvile Albany and Fitzgerald
This matter of great convenience people who
every winter Hook to the Magic City by the hundreds Heretofore
they been compelled FITZGERALD
buy tourist ticket Thomasv Brunswick pay
from these points Fitzgerald they ready to return
to their Northern homes they again pay
of these points have their validated to start on
their homeward voyage By this departure we expect see
hundreds OF new faces among this winter.
With the opening of the Leeran hotel the tourist travel
will be greatly increasedto Fitzgerald. Together
al smaller hotels and the brick hotel on Pine street
plenty of accommodations will be found who wish to
ter in the Carlsbad of the South.
Great credit should be given Mr. Ge1ders made special
trip to Atlanta confer with Mr. Joseph Richardson
of the Southeastern Passenger and Mr. H G. Nc
Fadden the up-todae General Passenger Agent the B.
who has been working this several months
Parties in the North who tickets that their tickets
read via the A. & B.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-10-24
Council Meeting.

The only council meeting that
didn't meet, in the history of
Fitzgerald, was Monday The
Mayor was there and councilmen
but the council didn't meet. By
way of retaliation the five coun-
cilmen who had the pleasure of
running the last meeting alone,
oyed away from the city hall
Monday evening. The Mayor
and Clerk and Aldermen Knapp,
Mcdonald, Paulk and Hooker
were present but the five coun-
cilmen absent made it impossible
to transact any business except
to adopt the; motion to adjourn
which was done promptly and
mirthfully.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-10-24

Paul Heyman VS.. Sapp & Sell
lars appeal. Mistria1 by jury.
Americas Grocery Co. VS..
Sapp & Sellars-appea1. Mis-
trial by jury.
The Bank of South Western
Ga. VS.. E. Wa11-suit, on note.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Albany National Bank VS.. l..
S. Guthrie-suit on note. Judg-
ment for plaintiffs.
c. E Newton & Bro. VS. G. E..
Kenney-suit on note. Judg-
ment for plaintiffs.
F. J. Clark VS. A. & B. Ry Co
appeal. Judgment for plaintiff.
W. H. Fountain VS. A. & B. Ry
Co.-appeal. Judgmentfor plain
tiff.
West Winfree Tobacco Co. VS.
]. t. Bedgood & Bro.-suit on
note. Judgment for plaintiff.
Ashburn Lum Der Co. VS. J. H.
Alison Lumber Co.-suit on ac-
count. Continued.
Lizzie A. Chi1ds VS. D. F. Null
appeal. Continued.
G. L. Blystone VS. e. L. Todd
and I. A. Todd claimant-appeal.
Continued.
E. A. Thorn pson vs. john Err
ickson-illegality. Continued.
]. I. Bernard VS. O. II. Smith
mortgage foreclosure. Judg.
ment for plaintiff.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-10-24

Read the "Leopard's Spots. :"
You can get the back numbers at
this office.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-10-24
Justices Court.

Justice Court October term
1902, Docket of Drew W. Paulk,
N. P. Elk. Off. J.P
P. D. Phillips VS.. J. H. Alison
Lumber Co.-suit on account.
Continued.
P. D. Phillips VS.. J. H. Alison
Lumber Co.-suit on account.
Continued.
Acme Lumber Co. VS.. J. H.
Alison Lumber Co-suit on ac-
count. Continued.
Acme Lumber Co. VS.. J. H.
Alison Lumber Co.-suit on ac-
count. Continued.
Kaufman & Co. VS., L. S. Guth-
rie-suit on note. Judgment
for plaintiffs.
]. E. Mercer VS.. Western I'm
ion Telegraph Co.-suit for dam
ages. Continued.
The M. A. Winter Co. VS. T..
P. Litt1efeld-suit on account.
Continued.
Wilcox, Harris & Co., VS.. Geo.
Hyde-suit on account. Judg-
ment for plaintiff.
I. Goldenburg VS.. Wash Hurt
and Will Hurt-suit on account
Settled.
Cameon & Byres Millinery Co
VS.. Miss B. Graham on &C
count. Judgment for plaintiff.
Gaskin & Davis VS.. L. S. Guth-
rie1suit onaccount. Continued.
Rio Honda Cigar Factory VS..
L. S. Guthrie-suit on account.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Arthur Jones VS.. G.. J. Wolf and
O. D. Lee, garnisher, attach
ment. Judgment for plaintiff
S. w. Jones VS.. J. H. Quinn and
Jennie Quinn suit on account
Judgment for plaintiff.
Alex Schmidt VS.. Annie Wise
hart-appeal. Continued.
L. H. Warlick VS.. L. S. Guth
rie-appea1. Continued.
Julia Isaac VS.. Fitzgerald News
Co. l. Gelders claimant, appeal
Judgment for claimant.
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DIED.
Ashton, Ca, Oct. 20, 1902,

Ashton, Ga, Oct. 20, 1902,
Enterprise:
The Angel of Death visited our
quiet neighborhood on Sept. 28th
and claimed for it's victim little
Oliver Williams, age four years
and seven months, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. M. Williams.
The funeral services we're con-
Quoted by Rev. w. T. NARROW on
Oct. 10Th at the Troup cemetery.
About two hundred relatives and
friends were present to witness
the last sad rites. The text was
Jer. 22-10 Weep not for the
dead" which was enlarged upon
in a most impression and feeling
manner.
While we bow in humble sub
mission to the will of the Great
Giver of all good, we sincerity de-
plore the ,oss of little Oliver
May God bless, cheer and COM
fort the bereaved ones, and pour
into their hearts the oil of conso-
lation, and may they meet their
darling in that land where there
will be no more parting and where
happiness reigns supreme.
| L. r.
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$500 RO'an0 Trip to Columbus

On account of the Annual
Nee ting of the U. C. ", Son of
Veterans and Daughters of Vet
Grams to be held at Colum bus, Ga.
Oct. 10Th and 3Oth, the A. & B.
railroad will sell round trip tick
cts at So round trip from Fitz-
gerald. Tickets to be sold Oct.
28th and 10Th with final limit Oct.
31st.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-10-24
Editing q Paper.

Editing a paper, says provin.
cial editor, is a pleasant thing.
If the type is too large, it doesn t
contain enough reading matter;
if the type is too small, they can t
read it; if Geographic reports
are published, some folks say
they are nothing but hash; if
they we're omitted they say there
is want for enterprise; if we put
in a few jokes, they say we are
nothing but rattleheads; if we
omit jokes, they say we are an
old fossil;if we publish selections,
they say we are lazy-say we
dare not do otherwise, if we
censure, they cali us a traitor,
if we remain in our office and
attend to business, folks say we
are too proud to ming1e with our
fellows, if we go out a bit, they
say we had better stay at home
and get on with our work, if VIC
don't pay our bills promptly,
folks say we are not to be trusted,
if we pay promptly, they say
we stole the m oney.
Read the '"Leopard's Spots.
You can get the back numbers a
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Died.

Mrs. Peggy Mcmillan, at her
home in the eastern part of the
county, Wednesday, the 22nd
inst. at the age of 76 years, 2
months and days. She was
the mother of several of the
most prominent men in this part
of the country. The interlnent
took place yesterday,
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Lend Me Your En4

The Ladies Aid Society
Christian Church will serve
ters and other refreshmeh|
Thursday evening Oct. so
the w. R.. C. hall. Ticlet
supper Is cents. Every
cordially invited.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-10-24
THE SUBSCRIBER WHODOES

Below we give clippings
our exchanges taken at ra|
from last weeks issue mer
illustrate the different met
a@6pted by different cape
induce subscribers to pay fl
same:
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-10-24
oc1LLA DISPATCH.

j Subscribers who do III
their papers next week wi
that the cash-in-advance
lis in operation. 1t is q
of trouble to change
credit to the cash syste
is best for subscriber
Usher, as all papers vii
ped at the expiratio
paid for.
We never have any
bles. We never dun
scribers for the pap
the paper or otherwi
got the best subscrip
all the land. We
subscribers in the uS
IuCy w HOI lCCl
supporting a chariE5
per is worth $1.0
cash, besides it is
to collect, and If
solicitor we would h
$500 for a credit
$1.0O for the so1icit6
the collector. Our
seem to love to pay
terprise and tell us
day that they love I'd
1--WE tainly love to e
we are we'll paid for
to say nothing Of the
get out of the work.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-10-24

Readers who are interested in
"Leopard's Spots" can get back
numbers at this office. The sto-
ry was started Sept. 4th. If.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-10-24
CORDELE SENTINEL.

The Sentinel is one dofla|
year payable in advance, d
when we send it on time
purely an accommodation and
one should get mad when we
for what is due us on subsc
ton. A good many of our 81
scribers to whom we have "a
statements have come forwa
promptly and settled up, WI
we fully appreciate, but there
a few more; are youone of the
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-10-24
TELFAIR ENTERPRISE.

Quite a number of our \
scribers have dropped in to
us this week and paid up
told us they appreciated our
forts, for both of which q
have our thanks. Let Others
likewise.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-10-24
We Sell GOODS Goods!

Never Sacrifice Quality to Gain Price Poi
1T Z
No wiconn BheB
delighted Kers
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. co, q
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AMER1cUs TrMEs-REcoRDE

Time and again we have q
our subscribers and othea
settle with us, but the ma o
Of the people have paid no att
ton to our demands.
friends we can not run Ka
paper without some cash.
must insist on your coTnif3
and paying us what is Justly oi
what we have 1ab0-ed for
past year. Don't let us have
make this appear again. N
owe us one and two dollars. Y
is not much to you but means
great deal to us. If the pa peE
not worth paying for it is i
worth taking. Be honest III
us. We trust that this remH
er will be all that is necessa
and that a prompt remittaH
will be the result.
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r,eIi,h and American Clubs.

A point which strikes American
visitors to London about our English
clubs Is the social aspect Of them and
the almost complete absence OF the
business side. At the Manhattan or
the Knickerbocker, on the other hand,
the business side prevails. The ma
jority of members do not drop in mere
ly to read the papers, hear the latest
story and play billiards or bridge, as
over here. They go in most cases to
meet a man about "a DEAL" to talk
over the business of the day and dis
cuss the business of the morrow, or to
read up the finance Of the papers. The
result Is that when an American be-
comes a member of an English club he
hardly ever uses it because its ways
do not appeal to him. He would say
that there was nothing going on.-Ths
4atler. =
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Confederate Soldiers Relief Associ.
alton of South Carolina.

Within the past few weeks there has
beenor ganized at Columbia. S. c., a
Confederate Soldiers Relief Associ.
alton, the purposes being to provide
relief for destitute Confederate veter-
ans in. that State. This has been ac-
complished Through the instrumental
ity of Mr.. N. w. Brooker, Confeder-
ate veteran, who has succeeded in
forming very strong organization.
The association Is chartered, having
president, secretary and treasurer,
with board of managers Of the lead
ing business men of the city Of Colum-
bia. To complete the association for
the State it is designed that county
boards be formed to aid the associs.
tion in its general work Of relief and
a judicious distribution Of funds pro-
vidid for the said purpose. The fol-
lowing announcement has been pub
lished: ''In accordance with resolu-
ton of the Confederate Soldiers Relief
Association of South Carolina at its
meeting June 5th inst, | hereby re-
spectfully invite all Confederate sol
diers in tbs State who are destitute
and unable to earn support and who
are cot sufficiently provided for by the
lava of the State to put themselves
INTO communication with this associa
ton. 1t will be understood that the
object of this association is to provide
means of relief for the destitute vet
erans and it is desired by Us that we
be informed as soon as possible no"
many Of this class are in the State,
so that the proper steps may be taken
for their relief. We take the liberty
of asking the commanders OF all the
camps in this State to aid us in speed
lily getting up this information and
furnishing it within the next few
weeks.
At the said meeting, the association
also directed the president to select
three persons at each of the county
seats in the State to constitute a board
for each county, who will aid the asso-
citation in their respective counties.
Accordingly l have concluded to select
the chairman of the pension board IN
each county to be chairman OF the saie
beard, the additional members OF ths
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said board to be selected Later by a
conference with the chairman as pasa
through the State. These gentlemen
will greatly oblige us if they will pro-
ceed to confer with the commanders
of the camps of their counties and aid
them in getting the above information.
1t is Of the highest Importance that
the Association be fully informed or
the needs of the veterans over the
State. Very respectfully,
n. W. Brooker, President. :.
E. J. Watson, Secretary. !
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popular Summer Rates.

For the Northern and Eastern Sea-
side Resorts, the Baltimore Steam
Packet Co. are offering the following
rates from Portsmouth, Norfolk or
Old Point Comfort, viz:
VI, pEySA, r. n.--GooD UNTIL OCT. 81. lSOZ.
Asburv Park. N. J. $500; Long Branch,
NJ. $500; Atlantic City, y. ]. Sil.O0;
ocean Grove, N. J. s1S. 90; Cape May, n. ).
SLIPS. o, ,ooo
yIAe. & o. r. r. GOOD UNTIL OCT. 81, 1907,
Asbury Park, n. J. $500; Long Branch,
N. ]. slS. 90. Atlantic City, \. >. SIl;Vo;
Ocean Grove SI3 90; Harpers Ferry W. VA
s7.25.
Season tickets (good to return Sept. 3Oth)
Cape May, n. J. S8.75; Rehoboth Beach. Del.
$500. Ten days Cape May s7.75; Rehoooth
Beach S7.25.
This route offers the tourist a de.
lightful sail and the pleasures OF
promenading on the spacious decks
of its popular steamers, inhaling the
balmy breezes Of the Chesapeake; and
after good nights rest in the COM
modious staterooms Of the "Alaba-
ma" Georgia" or Tennessee" traV-
elers en- route to the North, East and
West are invigorated and prepared for
rail Journey by the early trains out
of Baltimore for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston.
The "Bay Line" has also arranged
for special excursions to Niagara Falls
for s14.O0 for the round trip.
Descriptive pamphlets, etc., at all
railroad stations.
For further particulars, address
]. w. BROWN, Jr., So. Pass. Agt.
KEY COMPTON, General Agt.
Norfolk, Va
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A MODERN RAILWAY.
lie LUXURY of Travel on the Ever
PROGRESSIVE Seaboard System.

The Seau3 oard Air Line Railway is
pre-eminen1iy the road for the tourist
1t is a direct llNpe "as straight
as the crow flies" between Northern
and Southern points. SkNSrting, as it
does, the Atlantic Coast, h4e gentle
zephyrs fan the travelerSs cheek
bringing fresh breaths from FSather
Neptune. The cars are marvels Nof
beauty and convenience and are kepNt
perfecti?-I had almost said, spotleSs-
ly-clean. Dust and dirt are two un-
known quantities, thanks to 'thei care
full scrutiny Of the genial colored por-
ter, who in his scrupulously clean
uniform, be 1t of white or blue, wiefds
the ever.present duster, and all, from
the dainty bride in her beautiful
travelling costume to the commercial
man in his neat, business suit,
emerge from the train at the journeys
end feeling as fresh as at the begin
ming.
Travel stains have been reduced to
a minimum for which the railway
company deserves the unstinted praise
of the hitherto long-suffering tourist.
Nor is the inner man" neglected.
There is now no need Of eating hur-
riedly at meal stations. The usual
fifteen or twenty minutes may now
be heightened to an hour (if need be)
in the superb dining car. These cars
are exclusively for dining purposes.
Here one can get complete meal for
which a moderate sum Is charged, or
you may patronize the cafe where you
can spend as little as ten cents and
get a cup of fine Mocha and Java cot-
fee as an auxiliary to the luncn
brought from home. One thing that
especially commends the dining car
service is the absence OF canned
goods. Nor does "embalmed" beef
rave a position on the menu, but
everything served Is as fresh ana
pure as can be purchased. Fruits.
fish and game in season, tempt the
hungry mortal, and you rise from the
table feeling refreshed and strength
ened for the rest Of the journey.
The through service from Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, Washington
to Jacksonville. Tampa and New
Orleans also should be noticed.
Pullman drawing room and sleeping
cars are operated between New
York and Tampa and New YORK
and Atlanta. All coaches are
vestibuled and passing from one to
another Is as safe and pleasant
as passing from the parlor
to the dining room in our own homes.
The management of such q great
system should be awarded unani.
nous vote of thanks for the splendid
way in which they care for the travel
ing public. LOWE Il. CASE.
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-21

JUICE Davis tells the following
funny story On himself With refer.
epce 70 HE Arst murder case:
Its fuuny," aid Judse Davis,
"how after . lawyer getsa jury
impaneled be aiways becomes dis.
satisfied with Il. I helped prose.
cate In the 6sse murder trial 10
which I took part. After Ne gos
our jury, I looked Il over and said
to my co counsel: There's Q man
whose name Ne ought to have
stricken OUT 'Yes.' be answer.
Cd. 4 don't think any Of them
would hang . cat
II didu't think they would, eth.
e.. and began to Iose hope. I
turned TO On old fellow who was
sitting near me and asked: DO
you think they would hang msni'
He looked them over for foil
minute and then answered: Yes,
they'd 6ud Q man guilty and 60
twenty miles 10 zee him hung
well. We went into the trial.
The jury was out only fifteen milo.
u,es and brought 10 . verdict ol
murder In the FIRST degree.
started up the street and had gone
only . short distance when some
fellow ran up and struck me on the
back. turned around and saw II
was one Of the jurors.
Say. when do you think that
hangin' will bef" he asked.
"Want to attend IT,"
q Where do you liver I asked.
ABOUT twenty miles from here.
up In the country"
"Since then I have always rec.
osnixed the truth that no. man'ou
earth can tell what Q jury.will do"
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-21
Valeasine PAsy.

Miss Pearl Oldham entertained Q
few Of her friends ct her home on
West Washington street. on Fsid.
day. Feb. -. at . valentine party.
A p~ostofice was erected and %
each one rec .ived their mail. which
contained . comic valentine. Il was
read and shown to each one pres
ent aud afforded much amusement.
Crokonole. carroms and various
other games were indulged In.
and music was rendered by differ.
ent ones present. Refreshments Of
ice cream and assorted cake were
served.
Miss Oldham was assisted In her
duties % hostess by her sister. Miss
Bessie. and nothing was left un.
done that could add to the pleasure
Of the entertained.
Those present were: Misses
Lula and Lille Cameron, Minnie.
Dollie snd Sadie Soper. Matte
Drake and Beatrice Easley; Messrs.
Frank Blackburn, Clarence How.
ard. Johr and I'd Briaboe. Ply
Young and Lewis Soper. Of Ky. }
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-21
Revival Meeting Ssopssd.

The revival meetings ct the NJ.
4. church. South. which were being
conducted by Rev. r. A. School.
field. Of Danvilie, Va. came to .
sudden close Monday evening on
account Of sickness In his family.
Mr., School6eld received . telegram
at the close Of the Monday even.
ing service announcing the serious
illness Of his vile and 10 response
he left on the late train for Virginia.
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-21

J. d. Phillips. Of Dsllas. Texas,
and w. T. Phillips. Of Moberly,
Missouri. ere visiting their broth.
ers. G. R. and J.. R. Phillips. Of
Marshall. They oil met ct the
home Of G. R. and had Q grand
reunion. They have not ali been
together for eighteen years. Their
mother. who stays with her rot, G
R., was present. To say they had
Q good time would be putting It
very mild.
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-21
DirAdsy Rssy.

A very congenial party Of yesag
people, chaperoned BY Mn. Lulu
vauseoas, drove oet 70 the pleasant
country home Of Master Charles
Cilpiu Friday evening. The little
aliair ives Q complete surprise to
Master Ctspin, the occasion being
his sixteenth birthday.
Games. music and dainty refresh.
ments Of lemon Ice, cake end bon.
bous we're much enjoyed by the fol.
lowing guests: Misses Ruby Pear.
sou, Ruth Cochran, Bessie aud
Annie Lake. Ruby Basuhill. Julia,
Bessie and Msyme Sparkle, Dora
Tipping. Masters Deaborn end
Nelson vanstowe. James Conway,
Lawreuce Wharton, Thomas
Ameut, ]. d. Frstoe end Harry
Holloway.