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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-04-23
Notice..

By virtue of the authority vested in
the undersigned Trustees Of KingStree
School district, PURSUANT to the terms
of an act Uf the General Assembly
entitled IAN Act to authorize the
Trustees of the Kingstree School Dis
trict of Williamsburg County to issue
Bonds for the purpose OF ercctin"
school Buildings and equipping same
and purchasing lot or lots" approved
the 28rd dav Of February a. ID. 1908;
Notice Is hereby given that an election
will be held on the 27th day Of April
1908, to decide the question whether
the said bonds shall be Issued or not,
at which election The qualified voter
residing In KiugstTee School District
are emt tied to vote. The voters who
favor the issuing Of said bon'ls will
vote a bOllOt with these words prin'ed
thereon: For the issuing of Bonds,
and the voters opposing the issuing oi
said bonds will vote ballot with the
words printed thereon: Against the
issuing of Bonds" The Polls will be
opened at s O'Clock. a. M. and be
closed ut O'Clock, p. IN, ut the Court
House In kingstree. s. e. The follow
ing persons, J J Steelr, Jr, E c Bur-
CESS, B B Johnson, are hereby appoint
ed Managers to hold the said election.
LOUIS JACOBS,
j.. STACKLEY,
NJ S. MONTGOMERY.
Trustees KingStree School District.
Kingstree, S. c., April 3, 1908.
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There ls no room for fear in the
heart full of hope.
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A man never catches up with
his good intentions for to- morrow.
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Many persons mistake them
selves for personages.
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Epps Etchings.
Written for last week.

Epps, April 14:-As l never
see anything in The RECORD from
this community | will make ar
attempt to give the readers few
items.
Crops in this section are look
ing fine since spring weather has
begun. Corn planting is about
over with and cotton planting is
in progress.
Quarterly conference was held
here Saturday and Sunday. On
Saturday Presiding Elder A j
Stokes, Rev Henry Cau,hen and
Rev William Roof were with us
and on Sunday Rev Henry
Cauthen delivered an excellent
sermon 10 a large congregation.
s l. Thompson Of King'tree
visited his parents in our con-
muni,y a few days recently.
Roland D Mills, now of Cades,
visited his parents here Su I'd ~.
Roland is a hustler and stands
we'll wherever he s'ei.
Miss Edna Owens of Oar ing
ton is visiting relatives near
Fowlers.
Joe A Epps, one of our stirring
young farmers, is making regular
visits near Fowlers recently.
There must be some attraction
down there, isn't there, Joe!
Robert Thompson AMI sister,
Miss Todie of Workman, is visit
ing relatives in our community.
John B Lesesne visited in our
community Sunday.
Mrs Emma Fluiit of Kingstree
spent day here recently.
Mr. and Mrs Willie Lifrage OF
Salters visited here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs W Y Chandler OF
Benson attended preaching here
Sunday.
The young folks of our COM
m unitv enjoyed an Easter egg
hunt at the residence of Mrs j q
McCutchen Friday.
John NJ Brown, Mr. W D Bryan's
popular salesman a, Taft, attend
ed prea ching here Sunday.
Several young men from around
Benson were here Sunday fol
preaching and also spent the day
with some of our fair girls.
MIR and Mrs p Q Mcknight OF
n ear kingStree visited relatives
here Sunday.
Z N Flmlt of this place is now
ice salesman for j B L,seIne in
kingstree.
Mr. B L Bufkin. a successful
planter OF the Cades setlior
spent Sunday in our community
If this doesn't 60 to the waste
basket | will write again.
CHIPMUNK.
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y. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Messr, J P McNeill, W F Clayton,
P A Wilcox. W H Wells and
George Galletly of the Florence
bar, were among the viSitil g at
tnrneys here this week.
We do not see how any man can
pose as a friend of education and
fight against new school building
that is conceded to be IL necessity.
"Consisteacv, thou art a jewel"
Mr. H Cole of Smithfield, N. g.,
visited Kingstree this week with Il
view to opening furniture busi-
ness in town. Mr. Cole is a large
furniture dealer and operates
branch. stores in several towns.
Mr. w s Grayson, THE RECORDS
Benson correspondent brought US
u nice lot of strawberries last week.
The berries were of the "Great
Washington" variety and were the
largest and finest We have seen
this season.
Mr. FIJI Dukes, a member of
the board of directors of the State
dispensary, died at his home in
Branchville on Monday. There
are said to be over 100 applicants
for appointment to the position
LETT vacant by his death.
Mr. Peter G Gourdin is RAPIDLY
coming to the front rs u civil
engineer. In two murder cases he
was called upon to give expert
testimony and the drawings and
diagrams he placed In evidence
were models of neatness and ex-
cellence.
Through the courtesy of DIR John
H Burkett Of Galveston, Texas, we
are in receipt of copy Of last
Sundays Galveston News. Mr.
Burkett is q native of Williams
burg county and keeps posted on
events at his old home by reading
THE COUNTY RECORD.
While it is almost fOregOne
conclusion that the election will be
carried for issuing bonds, yet 1t
will be to the interest of the town
to roll up as big majority as pos
sible. The bigger the vote for
Issuing the bonds the more ad-
vantageously they can be disposed
Of.
Parents, remember: When you cast
your vote for the bond issue you
say in effect that you want to give
your child the advantage Of an
education ut home. If you vote
NO." you place yourself on record
as opposing your child's best in
terests. Actions speak louder than
words.
We are requested to announce
that there will be a meeting of
Camp Presley, on Monday, April
q, held in the court house at
Kingstree to elect delegates to the
Reunion in Columbia and New
Orleans and to attend to such other
business as may come before the
meeting.
We acknowledge with thanks to
our friend, DR. w L McCutchen, an
to the commencement
exercises of the University of
Maryland, Baltimore, Md, to be
held on Wednesday afternoon,
April %. Dr'McCutehen is a men,
Der of the graduating class of the
dental department. and we note
with pleasure that he is president
Of his class.
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Court adjourned yesterday at one
o'clock.
There was no preaching in town
Sunday.
TN Gilland, Esq. visited Char
lesion Sunday.
Don't be a clam! Vote for the
new school building.
Have Photographs taken before
studo closes. HI-ART Co.
PS Courtney Of Kingstree was
here MOnday.-Florence Times.
r Wilcox, Esq, of the Florence
bar, attended court here Friday.
MrP D Snowden of Church fav-
nred US with = call while in town
last week.
Miss Lila Hemingway's school at
Cades closed last Friday and she is
at home again.
The grand jury presentment was
crowded ont this issue but will ap-
near next week.
Mr NJ l. Boyd of Trio was in
town Saturday and entered his
name for The RECORD.
The State Reunion of Confedcr-
ate Veterans will he held in C0lum.
bla In May.
Rev J E Dunlop, who Is an ever
welcome visitor in Kingstree, was
a0ted in town Monday.
Mr. w A ] Moore of the Lake
CITY section came in Monday and
renewed his subscription.
The many friends of Capt q p
Nels0n were delighted to see him
able TO ride out last Sunday.
MrJ A Cockfield Of Venters was
among the new subscribers to THE
RECORD who enrolled this week.
There Is no necessity for some
people we know to hide their light
under q bushel. A pint cup will do.
Last Tuesday Judge J A Green
OF Lake City and Mr. C D Joyner Of
EDWARDS paid Us an agreeable visit.
y Mr. A 3 Kanarek, one Of Trio's
leading business men. was In town
Monday and gave US u pleasant
srail.
Messrs r d and 8 A Query, two.
of dar Swamp's most eligible
1, men called to see US '''.
MrJ p Wheeler, who Is with the
ASC Lumber Co at Georgetown,
spent Sunday with his home folks
at Cades.
MrJ N Hammett, who has been
employed at Taft up to this week,
has accepted a position with Mr. H
ID RGldick.
Ne fiimot Gillsnd and Miss
Louise silland of Kingstree spent
several days herelass week.-George.
town Outlook.
MI Frank p Cooper, the we'll
known travelling representative
az the Columbia State, was here
Friday Of last week.
= Rev II J Cauthen attended dis
trict conference In Timmonsville,
xhich opened on the 10Th inst. and
closed the following Sunday.
w HI Fitzsimmons, Esq, Of Char.
lest0n, general counsel for the
Atlantic Coast Line railroad IN this
State, was in town Saturday on
business.
Larrie Dick, colored, was lodged
ing Jail here Tuesday for house.
breaking. He had only been re-
leased from the chaingang about 8
weeks ago.
Capt A ] Smith, who has been
seriously i'll for some time at his
home near town, is able to be out
again, much to the qualification OF
his friends.t+
~. q ~s Moniil ponitonfiorv OIlard
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Men who worship self are the
wors:. idolators.
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Don't become discouraged. There is q
cure for you. If necessary write D1. Fenner
He has spent life time curing just such
cases as yours. All consultations Free.
Eight months in bed. heavy backaches
pain and soreness across kidneys, also rheu-
matism. Other remedies failed. DR.. Fen.
ner's Kidney and Backache Cure cured me
completely. II. WATERS, Hamlet, n. l."
Druggists. Soc, 81. Ask for Cook Book-Free.
IT VlIjlS'nANcE Sure Cure; 9 clscuIar Gu . i ps 3
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Be sure you're right and ther
be- careful.
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II requires no especial genius
TO be a critic.
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The blind mans dog lespiset
the frivolity of other dogs.
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The keenest critic of the sculpto
Is the sfone-cutter.
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The servant question: Will sh
stay whole week?
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Old age has no terrors Tor a
clear conscience.
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It's no use TO pray for strength
if you don't exercise your muscle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-18

Wlggin Il Moore potiiecaries.
q PHrcher-Ap p0thecary.
China .auan Tea Co--Tea, coffee and spice
NJ Gallert-Dry goods.
BUCksPoRT:
Bank statement--Condition of Bucksport ma
tional bank.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-18

wisely, adopted some customs and terms
wholly Inappropriate outside Of colleges,
the cap and gown story, so fer as ELS
worth Is concerned, is myth, The idea
of adopting them has never been SO much
as mentioned by any member of any
class now in the school; neither has the
superintendent of schools nor any of the
teachers thought OF such a thing The
class OF '04 hasn't even selected it's class
colors yet. AS the Journal says, the idea
is little amusing, but it isn't to be
adopt ed in Ellsworth.
The fourth in the series of entertain
ments being given here this winter took
place at Hancock hail last Saturday even
ing. Marc, the prince Of magic, was the
entertainer, and IN ell respects he came
up to expectations There was not dull
moment from b, ginning to end, and
almost every IN mute was Que Of hewifder-
ment. Marc ls n man of most pleasing
manner, and his sidetalks, whether to the
audience, to his assistants or TO the insnl-
mate adjuncts of his art, were agreeable
In the extreme. His versatility IL re
marka ble; one is at a loss which of his
many qualities to admire most. As a
magician he is certainly the equal of any
now before the American pubic; as q
musician he is brilliant, as an artist he is
admira Bile, and MS gentleman, of we'll
rs on the stage, he is most agreeable to
meet. By curious coincidence the two
persons from the audience whom ne pre-.
vailed upon to assist him upon the stage
were Mayor, A. W. Greely, and the tittie
son Of George E Greeley, superintendent
of the Union shoe factory. The qusmity
OF playing cards, paper streamers, rabbits,
and things that the performer found
slowed away about the genial mayor'-
person was no less surprising to the
audience than to himself. II was indeed
an evening OF mystery, melody and mirt b.
The last entertainment of the series will
be given on the evening OF March % by
the Boston ladies' symphony orchestra OF
twenty-five pieces, assisted by George A.
Taylor, tenor.
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MASONS TO MEET.

District Convention to be Held on
Friday in Ellsworth.
Last Friday MAS ODD Fellows day in
Ellsworth; mex is ~ the M-so"s of the
twenty first ma, &c district will have
their urn.
The convention will be held in Odd Eel
lows hail. The following lodges belong
to this district: Felicity. M. 10. Mt
Desert. No. 14O Lvgunis, No 40, Esoteric,
No 159 Ris,tg Sun. No. II, Bar Harbor,
No 1856, fremont, No II, Winter Harbor.
No 1872 David A Hooper, No. pol
Following is the programme for the
AFTERNOON.
Convention called to order at l.S0
Prayer
Address hy d n. G NJ. A. B. Hutchins
Exempnfying Entered Apprentice degree by
Mt Desert lodge, No. l,O
Exem .hfyiug Felowcraft degree by fremont
lodge, No II
Dinner served from 5 80 to $50.
EVENING.
Convention called To order ats
Exemplifying Master Mason degree by Bar
Harhor lodge, No. 1s5
Refreshments
The convention will he held under the
auspices OF Elsworth's two lodges, Ly-
gonia and ESoteric, end he committee OF
arrangements is hard at work and in
tends TO give the visiting brethren an
OF her OF the good times for which Els
worth is famous.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.

Brilliant Gathering at Bianqueforts
Asylum The Banquet.
An important special conc,ave OF
Bsnquefort commandery, Knights
Templar, was held at tine asylum Monday
evening, when the degrees OF Templar
and Ma ia were conferred upon five can
didstes before large gathering of Sir
Knights, including visitors from three
separate communicates; among hem was
Past Grand Commander Herbert Harris, of
Bangor, who, at the close, comp'ime nted
Blanquefort commandery on the effic-
iency of the work.
After the conclaye all present sat down
to an elaborate banquet in The banquet
hall.
Following the banquet Eminent Com
mander John F. Knowlton invited Past
Commander Arno W. King to act as toast
master which he did in his usual happy
manner. He called upon Sir Knight L.
A. Emery as the first speaker. The judge
responded with a brief outline of the his
toricei foundation of the order OF Knights
Temp'ar, and gave a vivid description of
the hist orical points of interest associated
with the order which he had visited in his
recent trip to the Holy Land. Judge
Emery's subject was one OF which mem
bers wished to hear, and his remarks were
intensely interesting.
Pascal P. Gilmore, of Bsc cksport, made
remarks; so also did John I'll Brimmer, of
Ellsworth, William Quimby, Benjamin
Hsdley and L. B. Deasy, of Bar
Harbor-Mr. Deasy making one OF bis
inimita BILE after dinner speeches, worth
going miles 10 hear.
w Fl Davis, OF Bar HRrbor, refused
to respond for SuIry, but W. 5. Treworgy,
OF hHt town did, who did ample justice to
himself and the town.
In Mr.. Kings introduction OF the Bar
Ha Dor speakers, he referred to the
alleged ] aiousy Existing bel ween the two
towns, called attention to the fact that all
the csnd idates OF The evening and large
delegation OF Sir Knights were from Bar
Harbor, and thought that B'anquefort
commandery would eliminate such
jealousy, II any existed, more effectualIy
than anything else could.
Unusual activity is just now being
manifested in masonry generally, and
especially in that portion OF it represented
by Banquefort commandery.
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CITY MEETING.

Adjourne Aldermen's Meeting-Rou-
tine Business Only.
An adjourned meeting vi the board OF
aldermen was held list Wednesday even
ing. In the absence of the mayor, Aid.
), uart, president Of the board, presided.
Others present were Aid. Brady and Le-
and.
read and approved.
CITY L B. Wyman presented his
report OF the running Of the town liz g be-
tween Ellsworth and Hancock; aIso his
nil for same, one half OF which, ii
vas explained, was to be paid by Els
Worth, the ther half by Hancock. Tue
eeport was accepted, and ordered to be
recorded.
Aid. Stuart presented the petition OF
John Frazier and seventeen oti ers, ask
,mg for the establishment OF an ectric
ight on Sterling street, between Haynes
rook aud John Frazier's residence.
Referred to committee on streets and
highways.
The following bills were added to roll
Il accounts No. II:
school fund. Simon Garland. .......... =. $24 90
" Morrison, Joy & Co, ........ 80
1t was voted that the petition OF the
Postal Telegraph Co. for perm ission to
relocate certain poles and erect new one-
ne granted, the poIes to be placed ano
eIocated under the direct ion aud to the
+si iisfaction of the committee on streets,
A recess was taken till Thursday even
ng, FEB 10
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ApvBRrrsEMEsrs rHIs WEEK.

Legislative notlce-Le affairs
-Inlard fisheries and game.
Sea ami shore fisheries.
Interior waters.
Railroads, aud expresses.
-]udci iry.
-Counties
--faxntion
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-18

County Clerk J. F. Knowlton is in Au-
gusts.
Frederick Hale, OF Portland, is the guest
OF ChlefJustice Wiswell.
Mrs. a / Saunders is the guest of DR.
and Mrs. j. F. Manning.
The board of registration begins its ses-
sions at Hancock hall next Tuesday. y
Miss Belle Church, of Cherry field, is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. h. F. Whitcomb.
c. E. Alexander has bought the lot OF
the east side of his present lot on Court
street.
Rev. j. P. simonton went to Rockport
Monday to officiate at the wedding of a
relative.
Esoteric lodge F. and A. M. will work the
third degree ON two candidates to- morrow
evening.
All the losses caused by the recent fi'e
on Main street have been satisfactorily
adjusted.
Sunrise council, d. OF L., Is to give a
dance and supper ut Odd Fellows hall
next Tuesday eveniI 6. Il
Nat han Dresser, OF Lowell, Is a guest OF
his brother, Principal W. Ii. Dresser, OF
the Ellsworth high school.
The minstrel troupe OF the City Hos.
Co. is busy rehearsing for the entertain.
rnent 1t IS to give on Easter Monday.
The VIM H. II. Rice relief corps meeting
announced for tomorrow evening, hs.
6eem posi- poned to next Saturday evening
Lygonia lodge F. AID A. M. will WORK
he second and third degrees this evening.
A banquet will be served after the work
Circumstances have compelled Esoteric
lDdge To post pone its anticipated visit t,
3luehill. The intention was to go TO
night.
Mrs. f. B. Rodick returned to her homt
IN Bar Htbor last Saturday after havipt
pent week in Ellsworth, the guest OF
dIs. 8 d. Wiggin.
Mr.. Z. r. Foster, after being laid ul
or the past thirteen weeks with broke,
ankle, went out Of doors for the first tim.
U day.
"Is aitC mCNdOu. WUO uHb DeGu WISH
ng her mother, Mrs. Clara Thompson, a,
North Deer Isle, has returned to Ellis.
Sortb.
TIE K, of P. lodges OF the twenty
ninth district will meet with the M. l.
stevens lodge at West Sullivan Thursda,
evening, Feb. 26.
Th China and Japan Tea Co. has re-
OPEN d its store, which was closed OF
account OF the fire that seriously dam
aged its STOCK.
Mex sunday, Feb %, Rev. Mr.. Simon.
ton, pastor of the Methodist church, viii
deliver sermon in the interest OF the
Freednen's aid society.
II tur"s out hat the fire in Pennington
from which Rev. A. d. Coar so narrowl,
escaped Old rot destroy Mrs. Coar's wed
dtng gown as was reported.
Sunrise council, Daughters OF Liberty,
admitted tuir, eeD. new mem oers at us
meeting last Thursday evening. This
tou"cl nov numbers eig hty four. -
Pearl b. Day, the popular clerk of the
railway mail service, will hereafter vary
the monor ony OF riding on the railroad by
driving horse which he has just pur-
chased Y
Tue Usona club is to give an invitation
daucing and card party at Odd Fellows
hall next Monday evening, Feb. % The
following names are appended to the invi-
tstIous: Ruby B McGown, Mary E.
VIII ham, Addie ! Salisbury, Carolyn l
Smith, F'ntenre J Norr'son, Mshet G.
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COMING EVENTS.

Wednesday, Feb. Is, at Congregational
vestry-Cnffee party by February social
committee. 25 cents.
Friday, Fen. 90 at Odd Fellows hall,
EtIsworth-Masnnicc convention.
Tuesday, Feb. "a, at Odd Fellows hal
Dance and supper by Sunrise council
ID. of l..
Monday, March %. at Hancock hall
BostOn ladies' symphony orchestra, %
pieces.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-18

Grand Army hail is receive g new coat
OF paint and psper. c, w. Bra is doing
the work.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-02-18

SCHEDULE OF MAILS
AT ELLSWORTH fosT-oEFIoE.
In effect October IS, 1909.
GOING EAsT-7.lo ii m, 0s pm.
GOING NEsT-it.He a m, 81 and O. Al % M
MAIL CLOSES AT rosT.oFRIcE.
GoISS EAsr-630 a nj, $50 m.
/ GoISG WEsT-li90s m. and 915p pm.
SUNDAY.
Mail train from the west arrives at It's m
Leaves FOR The west as 6.cs Ia. Mail closes fol
the west 5.3 m.
Mower County transcript., 1903-03-04

Il. NJ. Ober returned Friday from
his three months visit in Los Angeles;
Cal. and vicinity. He is greatly pleas
ed with Southern California.
&C. D. Decker, w. j. ,Urbatch, and
T.. A. Revord:. attended. the annual
meeting of, the Minnesota Hardware
Dealers Ass0c 0ciation. Mr.. Decker read
paper on "The Business Man as an
Educator" " -. = -.
The Presbyterian church held an
Informal meeting Thursday evening
and voted unanimously in favor Of cali
ing as pastor Rev. "A. B. Miller of Cas-
selton, N. D. who has recently preached
for them with great acceptance. "A
meeting will be held tomorrow evening
and for NAL action taken. -
Mower County transcript., 1903-03-04
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

A mock trial constituted the Junior
Freshman programme last Friday af-
ternoon. The following were the par
ticipants: Judge, Chester johnson:
sheriff, Glare Basford; clerk of court,
Lee Gibbons; accused, Harry Mady;
|plaintiff, Burt Dibble; prosecuting at
torney, Marcus Stillman; atty for de-
fense, Fred Dugan; Bella Todd, VIM.
johnson, Ruth Shepherd and Jay Loc.
erby were witnesses. Mr.. Mady was
acquitted.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board = Of Education occurred last
evening" ::
About 20 of Austin's population will
go to Blue Earth to be present at the
AustinsB1ue Earth debate. The High
school teachers will attend Sthe debate
Friday ''evening, and Saturday, tire
will go+-to Albert Lea to attend the
teachers meeting.
Supt. Andrew Nelson went to Min
neapolis Thursday on business.
Mrs. Emma Hoy who has been sick
for several days is back to her work
Mrs. Cook has been filling her position
A rate of fare and one third has
been secured for those who wish to at.
tend the Austin-Blue Earth debate at
Blue Earth on March 6. This makes
the cost about $3.50 for the round trip
and many of the Austin boys will at.
tend.
A pleasant programme was carried
out in room No. 8 of the High school
building last Monday afternoon. The
main number was debate "Resolved
that Mckinley did more for his coun-
try than Lincoln" The affirmative won
the debate.