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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-06-02
HERMANN WINS.
His Majority Will Be About
Two Thousand.
LIGHT VOTE m THIS COUNTY.
Fonr Corvallis Precincts are All for he r.
mann and He Will Carry the County
BY Less Than 100 Votes.

Foar Corvallis Precincts are All for He r.
snann and He Will Carry the County
BY Less Than 100 Votes.
Election returns throughoui
the district have come In very
slowly, but sufficient Is known to
warrant the assertion that Mr..
Hermann is elected. The follow
ing dispatch to the GAZETTE
from Eugene this morning at 9
O'Clock is the situation in brief;
EUGENE, Or, June a.
Partial returns have been received
from all counties in the district,
except Coos, Curry, Lake and
Klamath. Of those heard from,
Reames has carried but two.
Clackanas gave him a majority
of $50, and he will carry Jack
SON, his home county by 200.
There is no question of Her
mann's election. His plurality
in the district will be between
1900 and 2, 100.
In the four Corvallis precincts
Hermann's majority over Reames
is IL, as follows: No. I, SO; No.
z, 4; No. 8, 1o; No. 4, Io. The
vote in the county is only about
rs per cent of that cast in the
election last June. With Fair
mount, Alsea, Blodgett and Kings
Valley to hear from Hermann has
a majority of 81, and the final re-
turnswill not change these figures
materially. Tongue carried Ben
ton county by 1913 in the last
election, when nearly 1900 votes
were cast.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-06-02
Honored the Dead.

Business was suspended in Cor
wallis, Saturday. and all citizens
Joined the members of the Grand
Army of the Republic in fitting
observance of Memorial Day.
Early in the morning detachments
from Ellsworth Post visited the
cemeteries. where comrades are
buried and strewed their mounds
with flowers. In the afternoon
the prade formed on Main street
and marched to Crystal Lake
cemetery, where the formal exer
cises of the day were held. The
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-06-02
Miss Williams Elected.

The voting contest for the
Queen of the Woodmen Carnival
closed last night at II o'clock,
and the returns show that Miss
Inez Williams, Dusty's candidate,
is elected by nearly 1000 votes
over her nearest competitor.
Following is the complete count
for Corvallis. There may be a
few votes to come in from outside
places:
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-06-02

To cover the cost of setting and dis
tributing the type in such matters, a
charge of fifty cents will be M ide for
each "Card of Thanks and Ave cents
per line for each set OF "Resolutio"s of
Uondolence" appearing in these columns.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-06-02
For Sale.

Good young driving animal; also
buggy. Enquire at this Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-03
NEW LIFE INSURANCE co.
Cotton Mills Increase Capital-Y.s M. 3.
A. Elects officers.
(specinl 10 The Timcs.Dlspotc

GRE isPss;n Ne n. e. june s.-rhe
stockh olders Of the Southern Loan and
Trust Company to-day increased its cap
ita stock from 100000 TO 100000 to be
paid in by July LIST
They also decided to establish life In
surance branch to be under tho direction
OF "A. W. hoAllister, the company vice.
president. Mr.. AfcAllister will continue
as manager OF the Greensboro Fire In
surance Company.
Mr.. r. +. N. winsiow, Of areensbore,. viii viii
be chief assistants In the life insurance
department. Mr., David Parks Fackler,
tuary and Dr.. Thomas r. Mttle. OF
Greensboro. has been selected as medical
This gives Greensboro. two nrst-clas
life and three fire insurance companies.
The Oakdale Cotton Mill at Jamestown,
near here, was allowed by the Secretary
of State yesterday to increase Its capital
stock from $4,000 to 100000.
Two new electric motors OF l3o horse
power each have Just been installed at
the pumping station Of the water WORKS
plant, and began work to-day In q most
satisfactory manner. ~.
held Its annual meeting, last night and
P. D. Gold. Jr.; Vice President. w =.
Gayle; Secretary and Treasurer, 7. = :.
Murphy. Executive Committee. q. w.
Pattterson and J. c.. Murchison.
The annual Episcopal Conference OF the
Diocese OF North Carolina VIII convene
IN 81 Andrews Church here on next
Wednesday, June 10th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-03
Briights.' !. Disease
AND
Diabetes,

soatna. Gravel. Dull Back Ache,
Kidney Diseases, Urinary Affections
cured by taking Stuart's Gin and Buchu.
The worst forms of Kidney and Bladder
has failed, are always durable BY taking
Stuarts Gin and Buchu. 1t Is a bland, de-
lightfully pleasant tasting medicine, that
acts directing on the kidneys and bladder.
quickly draining out every impurity, heal
them life and vlgor, Stuart's Gin and
Buchu Invariably cures Bright's Disease
and Diabetes even when the patient had
given up hope, or where they had been
tapped TO drain off the accumulated
DISEASED KIDNEY SYMPTOMS,
Agonizing pains in the back, swollen legs
or abdomen, discharges from the urethra.
neuralgia Of the bladder. burning sensa-
a frequent desire Or even Involuntary dis
charge OF the urine. catarrh of the blad-
der, stone In the bladder, disagree cable
odor OF the urine, scanty and high-col-
ored; rheumatism. with aches and pains
~ follow these symptoms.
take stuarts Gin and " Bachu. ss and yns
will be restored to health and your kid
neys and bladder perfectly cured, Stuart 8
ceanses the bladder, removes all obstruc-
lions from the kidneys and urethra, makes
the blood pure The highest grade kid
ney remedy made Thoroughly tested for
past 20 years in hospitals and private prac-
Of The many cures made, FREE. az ~ writ writ.
ing Stuart Drug Co, Atlanta, Ga. Special
medical a ss,S EeiSenn,if you describe your
FRAGILE DRUG CO. SIT East Broad
Street. Call or write, stuart's Gin and
BuChu sent by eXpreSs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-03
A PERSONAL
ENCOUNTER
Fight in Connection With the
Haywood Case.
BLOWS FOLLOW THE LIE"
Farmers Bank of Ashe County Char.
tered-Mr. Simmons Made Third
vice.President Of the Ba-
racca Union.
BLOWS FOLLOW THE LIE"
Especial to The Tlmes-DIspatch.,

Especial to The Tlmes-DIspa tch)
RALEIGH, N. c., June 2.-One street
fight has grown out of the Haywood trial.
Late last night there was an encounter
between w Il. Gwaltney druggist, and
w. B. Jones. young attorney Gwaltney
had testified in the court hat he saw
Haywood's hand and revolver when the
first shot was fred AS the evidence was
being wound UP Jones went on the stand
for the defense and testified that Gwalt-
mel had told him that he did not see
Haywood until after the second shot.
Last night Gwaltney met Jones in front
OF his store
The lie was passed and several blows
exchanged. Friends interfered before se-
rious damage was done.
NEW BANK CHARTERED.
The Farmers Bank OF Ashe was
chartered by the Secretary OF State this
morning to do n commercial and savings
business In Jefferson, Ashe county. the
capital being 1880. The incorporators
are: W. G. Fields. Elisha Graybeard and
others.
The Chatham Park Land Company. OF
Charlotte. is chartered with 100000 capt.
tai authorized, authority being specified
to deal in real estate erect dwellings.
store buildings, manufacture cotton and
wooden cloths, do lumber business; Paul
Chatham, charterer: H. G.. Chathami
Elkin: are the principal incorporators.
BARACCA UNION.
Mr.. r. M. slmms. prominent lawyer Of
this city, has received notice Of his cleo.
ton to the third vice-presidency OF the
Baracca Union. OF America. the annual
convention OF which has Just been held In
eBlnghamton, N. Y. The membership is
$4,000. and the next convention will be
In ST. Louis, when the exposition will
give them special Baracca day.
Mr.. Slmms Is president of the Baracca
elias OF Tabernacle Baptist Church He Is
the principal witness for the defense In
the Haywood trial now going on.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-03
.LOUDOUN HORSE
AND COLT SHOW
Fine Lot Of Entries for the
Second Annual
Exhibition.
Exhibition.
Especial to The rime..Dispatcb.,

S Especial to The Times.Dlspatcn.)
LEEsBURG. VA. June 1.-The entries
for the second annual exhibition OF the
Horse and Colt Show OF Loudoun county
closed finally to-day with larger num-
Der OF entries than the association anti
clpated. The following are some OF tlis
exhibitors and their horses: Mr.. and Mrs.
CORTLAND H. Smith. OF the Hampton
Stock Farm, with up-to-Datc. Tip Top.
Ogonquit, Lucy Sutherland. Flambeau.
Skibbereen. Pride OF Hampton and others:
Dir. and Mrs Blair Johnson. Warrenton.
with Robin Adair and Wenona: r. H
Jackson, OF Ohio. with Kentucky Babe:
"A. 8. Fulton. with Lady Belle: Gasauet
de zerega with Brown Imp and Black
Rex: Harris Brothers. Of Winchester.
e with Dick H.; Robert H. Gray, with
Lady Pendleton: Rogers Brothers, Wash
ington. with Midnight Chimes; other
we'll known exhibitors are II. NJ. Luthrell.
OF Delaplane: r. II. Lynn. OF Washing
ton: william T. Randolph. J. T. Lindsay.
II. D.. Gibson, OF Clarke; Messrs. a. s.
Gillette. a. NJ. Chichester. OF Philadelphia:
B. r. MccauIey. Washington; Richard
billiard. Of Roanoke; Miss Clara Swift.
of Loudoun; Messrs. ". {. EuEtis. p.
B. Tenant. r. c. Hall. H. B. Male. W.
H. Carter, OF Loudoun.
In the ladies hunter class there are
the following well known entries: Miss
Dorothy Henry. OF Clarke. Wizard and
Alcalde: w. c. Heehlng Queen OF Dia-
monds; Mrs Blair Johnson, Wenona:
Mrs. c. II. Smith. Up-to-DRte. Tip Top.
Chappy, Lee. Lacy Sutherland: gentle
men roadsters Suitable to become cross
county horses), George c. Carter. Gold.
Dust Grey Jackey; o. F. Bresee, Louise:
Rogers Brothers. Midnight Chimes; W.
H. Helm. Key West; Dunbar Brothers.
Daisy Lee: William F. Randolph, April
Fool.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-03
BEAUTIFUL WEDDING
Mr.. Mack Pritchett Makes Miss Mary
~ Watkins Roberts His Bride.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
CHASE CITY, VA, June 2,--The Epis-
copal Church here this morning at II
o'clock was the scene of beautiful mar
riage. The weather was delightful. the
church appropriately decorated In whi4
and green. and a large attendance OF re-
latiyes and friends OF the contracting
parties.
Rev. Frank strinsfellow. rector, per-
formed the ceremony. when Mr.. Mack
Fritchett. OF Danville. and Miss Mary
Watkins Roberts, OF Chase City, were
united In matrimony. Best man, Mr..
Claude A. Pritchett. OF Whitmell, Va;
maid of honor. Eiss Agnes Wootten. of
Farmville. dressed in white chiffon and
which picture hat; bridesmaids Misses
Rosabel Pattillo. Chase City; Estelle
Tucker, Danville. and Annie Pritchett,
South Hill, Va; Ushers, Mayor F.. 3.
Roberts. Fleming j. Jefrress Barnard
Roberts. Chase City, and DIR. j, NJ, Davis
Sauth Hill, Va; Flower Girls, little
Geode Nelson Edmunds and Gordon
Saunders.
Mr.. A. ". Webb, Danyille. and Mr.. j
n. Webb. South Hill. Va, came with the
groom. SE
The bride was handsomely attired III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-03
ATTEMPTED ASSAULT
A Farmers Daughter Makes Good Use
Of Limb and Lung.

(special to The Times. Dispatch)
WINSTON SALEM, N. c.. June IA
negro man about thirty years old. whose
name is not known, this morning at
tempted to commit criminal assault
upon Miss Claude Pegram. daughter Oh
an excellent farmer residing two miles
northwest OF this city. Miss Pegram was
a. the spring washing some clothes
when the negro came up and asked her 10
get him some water She told him to 60
away, saying she would call her father II
he did not leave. II don't want your
father; l want YOU" said the brate. who
Knocked Miss Fegram down. drew MS
knife and told her he would cut her
throat from ear TO ear II she made any
noise. Miss Pegram screamed and sue
ceeded In kicking the negro off.
The girls father and sister heard her
screams and ran to the spring. AS soon
as the negro heard them coming he ran.
Officers have been out all afternoon LOOK
ing for the criminal. but they have not
been able to find him.
a negro answering the description OF
the guilty party was arrested and car
ried before the girl. but she said he was
not the right person.
There is strong talk OF lynching II the
guilty party is found.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-03
STREET PAVING
The Rains Have Resuscltated the Whea
Crop-Few Shad, but Many Herring.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch. Y.

Especial to The Times. Dispntch)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, June 2.-The
work OF paying the streets In this city IS
being RAPIDLY pushed and in short IT time Inc
Street. Il is expected ali Of the work
viii be eepleted BY Augqst lst tan DAYS
ance Of the crops throughout this sec
tion., The wheat is heading out nicely,
and In some Instances there Will be full
yield but the general agernge will scarce.
has greatly Z; Proysa and {py eor na,
well UP and promising. The oat crop
gives promise at the present time Of a
good yield. Among the best crops y TINS
Messpa Hea these Of
NJ. s. Chancellor. b. Clark. i. W. Land
ram. A. Hangford. J. 3. gray GrayI: M NJ M NJ
NJ Ma yes, R AlgIx Pratt G. II. nrkamp ana
Captain Peter. Street, OF Stafford coun-
ty one of the most successful fishermen
Of this section. who has been hshinE Son on
the Potomac and Rappahannockr RIVERS
for thirty-two years. says that shad nave
been scarcer this season than he has ever
while herring were so an ead
not handle all they caught and had to
throw thousands Of them away.
Mr. Hicks the en nf 3eerb wh1 ra Tns
ericksburg and Potomac Railway. n few
weeks eeIs0a ago, is improving at the home Of
his father-in-law, Captain 8. J. Quinn. IN
this city. He can sit up. but IS not YET
fore he can use his sprained ankle.
Mrs George w. Lindsey who attempst n,si
suicide at her home in this city few ts%
for at the Mary washington Hospital
friends are apprehensiye that her mind
Ia narmanently unbalanced.
Is Raw Chiffon Macon, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs r. "a. Macon, Of Orange county.
now assistant rector Of Trinity Church 81 N
iw 70 Miss Janet Bruce, daughter OF MT.
az AND 70 Mrs .ss Robert Bruce, Of that city;
Mrs. Mamie g. Jones has issued ID in n.Xtar
u s,Tls PpIh,,lina Lewis Jones, to Mr.. Thos.
r. i's fIill. the ceremony to take place at at
Alum Stirring Church, Culpeper county, on
Wednesday,, June 10th, at noon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-03
THEIR, ANNUAL, LUNCHEON \ q E
That Of the AIbemarle and Rawlings In
stitute an Interesting Event.
<e.o,a1 N The Times Dispat ch.)
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatc'

IT -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. June =
The first annual luncheon of the Abe
marie and the Rawling 8 Institute Alum
nae Association was given yesterday at
the Hotel Gleason. at 3 P: M. covers
we're laid for fifty-six. The presldeInoIt'
Mrs. ". Z. Hatcher. OF the class OF ~ o.,
announced the toasts and introduceo ,tiie
speakers. Miss Knight was suostltuteo LOT
Miss Hiden of Newport News, who un-J
ayoIdably was detained. MISS hopple
Winfree, the only M. A. OF TINS session,
represented the class, ana M!s. A'oeIt
futile Of the Unyerst1y IN mads .se an sx
as Illustrated In the life OF MISS Paimer,
recently deceased. Do and not dodgo
Mrs. Hatcher, Int introducing Mrs. tut
tie. said she had shown sympathetic
interest In the institution OF girls ana
was one of the founders OF the virginia
branch of the Association Of Alumnae.
She said while Vassars enjoyed 50 mucn
distinction, it was not started TIL after
this school which had Its birth in 1857.
with Dr. Broadus as founder, and only
the lack Of means broke up his plans az
ter few years OF success.
Mrs Hatcher, speaking to the class OF
1903 said their relation to the school was
two-fold; that of sentiment and duty;
They must love their alma mater and
work for its upbuildlng.
the chief attractions OF the finals. many
of the alumnae returned to, be present
The menu was very choice. After
class song and the yell came the clos
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-03
NEARLY BLEED TO DEATH
Stanley County Must Pay Bond Issue.
Call to a Pastor.
Especial to The Times. Dlspntch.)

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
( SALISBURY. N. c.. June 2-As the re-
suit Of stepping on piece OF glass. Henry
Aaron, aged about fifteen. an employe OF
The Salisbury Sun. came near bleeding
10 Death late S.s An
great that he tainted before medical as
sistance could be rendered. The boy is
now thought to be out OF danger.
decided by. the Supreme Court in favor
OF tho bondholders.
The amoInt involved Ia about $3.50 600
and will have to be paid by Stanly coun-
ty.
Tho Baptist Church at Spencer has ex-
tended unanimous call to Rev. j. NJ.
Haymore. OF Wake Forest, to become
pastor Of the church at that place. 1t has
not yet been learned whether or not he
will accept. thought 1t Is believed that he
will. He filled the pulpit OF the church
a week ago and made fine impression
on tho congregation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-03
Jones : Britton.
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(specinl to Tho mcs.DlspAtch.I
+ NORFOLK. VA, June 2.-With the Cal
rated With palms and cultivated flowers.
Miss Annie Sue Jones. daughter Of the
late Rev. Reuben Jones. formerly pastor
Of the Churchland Baptist churcni was
iris afternoon to Mr.. W. J. Britton. OF
Bethleham, NJ G.. ~.
Tho ceremony was performed Dy the
land BAPTIST Church.
The bride had no attendants; bIt Mr.
w. *. Thomas. OF Bethleham. N. G.. act-
At the conclusion OF the ceremony the
bridal couple and invited guests repair
ed the residence Of the 6riaes s stpeet
a. ~ Rose Avenue, Scottsville, where, az or
raceivinc Congratulations and partaking
Of Light lunch the neTybm nms IN c Beto
iaham on the 4;iS Atlantic Coast Line
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-03
ASSEMBLY AFTERWARDS
Proposed Change Of One Of the Stand
ards Of the Confession Of Faith,
ESPECIAL to The Tlmes-Dispatch.J

:
~ LEA II the General Assembly of the
81 Southern Presbyterian Church, which
closed ten-days session IN LeISiI KIN ION
last Saturday evening, was roya!ly en-
The Assembly is the highest court Of the
Church. mnst
ministers and laymen Of the denomlna-
The recognized leaders on the floor Of
the The discussion Of questions before the body
we're Rev. w. A. Alexander, D; D., OF
GAINESVILLE. Tenn, the stated clerk q the
Assemhy Rey nedtor
Of the "Christan Observe; Rev. j. r.
Graham. D. D., Of WINCHESTER, Va, q for
mer mode5ator; Rev " II Hall :, D; d..
Log Eo5iilaVi Vile Ky; Rev: J. = plunke!t.. 3.
e. Of Aygnpsta GA Rey James am n Smith aait
Of the Central Presbyterian'; Rev. r, a.
Webb. D. D., OF GAINESVILLE, Tenn. Among
others who took leading rank RAJ 5,, as men s
d. D.. OF Mobile, Ala; Rev. William r.
vine, p. D.; OF Bowling Green. hy,, and an.
OF ST. Louis, Mo.
The most serious question before the
Assembly was a proposed change IN one
Faith. The first reference to the question
was in the form OF an overture from
the Presbytery of New Orleans, asking
Assembly looking to any change in the
Confession of Faith, The Committee on
Bills and overtures, which reported the
mendation. except that tho overture be
returned unanswered to the Presbytery
OF New Orleans. This report provok ed
considerable discussion. which at times
was exciting. One member declared tina,
TO refuse to even consider any proposition
looking to any change In the confession
book, and thus place It alongside of the
Bible. No man-made book was infallible
he asserted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-03
PRETTY HOME WEDDING
Mr.. w. I. Underwood Marr'es MISS
Mary Hancock Of Washington
fspecial to The Times-Dispatch.)

WASHINGTON, D. c.. June IA pref
ty home wedding was celebrated In this
citv this afternoon at 1870 O'Clock, when
MI w. L. Underwood. OF Charlotte, ana
Miss Mary Hangock tns Of o.1 Wash!ngtt eok
place is at the home Of the BRIDES uncle,
N. w, and was attended by quite q num-
Der of the friends, of the contracting par
ties. The officiating minister was Rev.
A, w. Pitzer. of Central Presbyterian
Church, the BRIDES pastor.
IThe bridal party entered the parlor from
the library to the strains Of Mendelssohn' 8
wedding march. First came the matron
in Of the bride. She was followed by
Mr.. Il. y. Hopkins OF Rohmond: Va.
uncle, Mr.. @. c. Heard. who gave her In
nth The Bride was alfred in white or
CANDY and carried BRIDES roses, The
natron of honor wore gown Of ohinon
and carried pink roses. The parlor was
decorated with palms, ferns and flowers,
The ceremony was followed by an In
formal reception.
MI. and Mrs; ynderwood d bearded TIL, the
which place they WILL go TO Greensboro TO
Last night the members. OF the bridal
party were the guests Of Mr.. Fl: l.. Hop
kins at delightful dinner party at the
New Willard.
Mr.. Underwood is well-known and
successful young newspa per man. OF North
Carolina, being city editor of the Char
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-03
j. p. WORRELL SUICIDES
Fearful End of a Dissipated Llfe-Form-
err Gauger and Census Taker.
lSneclal to The Times Dlspatch.)

GLADEsBORO. VA. June al. P,
worrell. of this place, died this morning
by drinking laudanum, He mad been
drinking whskey all day Friday; came
home late il ne evening and phssd n
treated his wife and children, forced his
children 80 to sd earny store tor h ana pard
drank four small Walls of the poison,
which had no effect on him more than
to make him vomit Gas his stomach was
He then sent 10 the same store for more
laudanuIn, but failed to get 1t; then ne
sent his little girl 10 another store. which
was some distance from his residence and
got six more walls. and drank. two Of
Them, and died this morning In great
agony,
United States iqgnor ogga1ssn., sen EN-
fore he died that he had mistreated
his best friends and disgraced his family
and liquor was the cause. He told one
Of the family IL that did not XIII him he
would XIII himself, some other way. lie
odd Fellows, of which he was member.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-03
Pugh-Johnston.
.fsneciaI 70 The Tlmes-Dlspatch,

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
NORFOLK, VA, June 2.--Afiss Eliza
beth Johnston. youngest daughter OF tho
late Colonel and Mrs. George W. John.
this city, formerly OF Cincinnati. O.. were
married this afternoon at o'clock at the
home OF the bride.
The wedding was quiet. only relatives
and a few Intimate friends having been
invited. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. DR.. Carl e. Grammer. rector OF
Christ p. z, Church.
MI. Turner NJ. Johnston. brother OF the
bride gave her away, and the flower girl
was Miss Turner Higgins. niece OF the
bride. Mr.. Richard Calvert Taylor was
the best man.
After the ceremony tho happy couple
left for a tour north.
The bride is a well.known ana popu,
the groom. who holds the position OF as
sistaSlt manager OF the Standard OIL Co.'S
branch, has many frlends.