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important, providing for loss of time
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Standard policies are suitable to any
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slty and any policy-holder of the
Mutual Benefit will recommend the
company for fairness and liberality,
and excellence of the contract.
w. T. HOPKINS, Agent,
IS Bryan street, east Both phones 219.
Chas. Inglesby, Manager.
NOTICE.
Just received :, full carload of the
celebrated Atlas Ready Mixed Paint,
manufactured by Geo. D. Wetherill
ANDREW HANLEY CO.,
Distributing Agents.
GRAND ORCHESTRAL CONCERT.
Lawton Memorial,
TUESDAY, APRIL 2s,
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CHESTRA.
A. c. MEYER, Conductor.
Tickets so cents.
SHOES HALF-SOLED AND HEELED,
B0C,
While you wait. We alter refine, clean
and press clothes. Pants pressed l5c.
while you wait. And guarantee entire
satisfaction. Georgia phone 2S0s, liz
Drayton street.
D. EPSTEIN.
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NOTICE.

The Confederate Veterans Associa-
ton will hold their anniversary meet
ing at their hall this day at IL o'clock.
LOUIS G. YOUNG, President.
JAS. w. MCINTYRE, Sec'y.
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MEETINGS.

LANDRUM LODGE NO. As, f. g. A. NJ.
A special communication of A
this lodge will be held at Ma Xxx
sonic Temple this (Monday)
evening at $50 o'clock.
The E. A. Degree will be conferred.
Members of sister lodges and trans
lent brothers cordially invited to at
tend. BY order
w. T. HOPKINS. w. NJ.
w. c. TRAVIS, Secretary.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-12-14
Special Reduced
l.s Excursion Rates
$1,000.
=

Via the North western line. First-class
roUnd-.rip tickets on sale July l to 10
inclusive. tn san Francisco and Los
Angeles Favorable limits and u p
over privilege and choice OF Tontes.
The Overland limiie' most luxnrinus
train in the world, leaves Chicago
daily nj & D. IN. Less shan three days
en- route. Drawing r0Om and COM
pariment cars. observation cars. n
ing cars. bufFet-library ears Charter
AMI BATH electric lighted thr0utihOut.
Three trains day from Chicago TO
she cp,t through without change.
Daily and personally conducted tour
fst car excursions 20 Cahtnrnia. Wash
ington and Oregon. For particulars
amply 70 ticket agents. Chicago &
N5rth-wes cry nv.
rs coo MO. UTAH md B-ACH FIiLs
Via ;5e NJ. h-western line. Eegin-
ming June s; excursion tickets will
BE sold o. Denver Colorado Springs.
Paebl1. Salt AXE City. Hot Springs,
HraGwoad. lead aud Custer. ). d.,
ere. IN Il - return until October 81.
A splendid opportunity is offered for
an euin.ah.r trip. Several fine trains
vls the Norih-wpstrrn line daily. APP
.,',. ta...cntS III; f.afsn 4 Nna-f 'r'A-e'--
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The reissue Of the Pope bicycle
daily-leaf calendar may he considered
the opening gun Proc!aiming the ma
turul and healthfal return of bicycl-
ing. Col. Albert a. Pope. the founder
OF oar bicycle indu~teries and the
pioneer IN the good roads movement,
is gain at the head Of the bicycle in
dustry. Upon the $50 calendar leaves
e Tres ly written lines. from the
pens of our greatest college presidents
doctors. scIerLym ~, statesmen, and
other eminent men and women, ali
Of them enthusiastically supporting
bicycling Half Of each leaf i blank
/ memoranda. The calendar is free
P pc Mfg Co.'S stores. or any
0 our &c. ders can obtain it BY send
ing ve cent stamps 10 the Pope
Nfg. c., Hlrt!ord. Conn. or l43 Sig,
ell street. Chicag0. III.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-12-14

Wm. durpay of eagle River. trans
acted business = .his place Saturday.
&C.. s5l. departed for Rhinelander
TUESDAY
Dr.. 3sml1 vas called TO Conoyer
Wednesday
Charles Phelpas, Of Grand Rapids,
arrived Wednesday.
Mrs. +. Dinsmore and children re-
turned Saturday from an extended
visit IN the southern part of Michigan
Charles Hazen visited friends at this
place Thursday.
Geo. Nicholson was called u Grael-
inc. Mich, Tuesday by the serious
illness uf hi wife.
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" repairs.............. 20 90
" apparatus ........... $50 %
Tot7l...................S2, 200 90
Dated July 25th, 1903.
Signed, JAMES WHITE, Pres.
DC PUNCHES, Vice-Pres
ID GRAHAM. Secy.
On motion the GLOWING Reso-
luton was adopted. all me nbers
oAng aye.
Received by the Board Of
school II c ors u The Town of
Eagle River. Was 90, Wis 1T
he last town annual meeting
voted, among o her ,hings, to
levy and appropriate the sum oi
$500 90 for heating By steam
and plu nbing in the high School
building, 80 called and banding
three new school houses i'll said
town, and
Whereas, it is necessary that
all of said work be completed be.
ore the opening of thefall schools
and before the money so appro,
priated has bsen collected, and.
Whereas, in the Judgment at
said board, it will be for the best
.nter> SITS Of said district and the
tax PAYERS thereof, that the mon
ev SO voted, be IL the Treasury,
tor the payment o. said improve
uents. SC provided ior BY TIE
ELECTORS oil the town OF Eagle
River 20 pay for necessary labor
aud material a. aforesaid;
Nov the eiorc, resolved y TN.
said board al School Dr,c or~,
that the President and Secretary
thereof, be, and they are hereby
authorized and directed o ,ssue
- 4. McE.lz.e, proprietor OF
~ 3anl .. .Ga1'c River Il s,woal
1rde, or school orders for such
AN IS aty b. g-eel upon be-
tween said \. tlc<enz,ea all
presld.at and -ecrctJrv, IS .star-
est for c shng a. orders .s- I'D
against sid ioyles FIR sarb tard-
IinL and ! improvements.
| Dated Iuly 18Th 1913
Signed, JAIas NuyrG, Prs
u ! PuICIEs, \ u .,rcS
II GRAHAM, Sec.
The following resolution odcr-
ed by James White was on mo
ton duly adopted BY the Board.
Resolved by the Board OF
, :, hool Directors Of the town of
ka2le River, Villas CO., WIS that
ID. GRAHAM, secretary OF this
Board be and is hereby Instruct
ed To purchase all disks, books,
and supplies needed tor the grad
cd schools III the village OF nag (
| Klver and also for al the other
schools in The town OF EaSie
| River. ID I'd iuiy 25th, 1903.
Signed, JAMES WHITE, sre,.
/ D. PUNCHES. Vtce-t.cs
ID GRAgAE, Sex
! Motion made aud car led that
he sum OF six hundred dollars
, ice transferred TO the mcidentai
| fund from cash now IN the hands
Of the Treasurer, all the men,
/ beers of thecommittee voting ave.
Motion made and carried that
the following bills be allowed as
read and an order drawn on the
treasurer to pay the same:
Henry Steinmetz. mason work
hign school bldg, a15 d..$1 + 90
Ernest Oi |, mason work,
bis h school bldg, q d.....312 %
d I Punches, carpenter work
high school bldg, 2 d......$6 90
Anto Await, tending mason
312 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I W
Herman Buly, ,eaiing mason
312 d ............... -,,......-......9l %
Charles Chase, l d team hauling
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send and sewer pipe......$4 90
Michael Hayden, assisting Chas.
Chase l day....................$1 Is
Andrew M,nLetk, carpenter
work high school b 6d..S!2 90
] { Clancy, bal due ON contract
D per cent tees.......... $50 %
Der, oerat Fig Co, printing
stationery, etc...............Sl I ~
James White, Z d sul t work at
high schoo! bldg. .....S2l 10
ID i Punches i. d labor at Marco
schoo and railroad fair
to Conover.....,..............Sl2 %
Jane Hemminger drawing four
contracts and notices OF
Puplicatlon................ $50 90
Motion made and carried that
he Committee adjourn to the
ca! ui the Secretary.
ID. GRAHAM, Secretary
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Proceedings OF the Executiv Board Of
School ID &C ors.
Continued from last week;

AAOiI lllG~A a CiAd A@''N
Executive Committee Board
School Directors. Town oil Eagle
River met at the High School
building a. z O'Clock p. IL. Jaiy
II, 1868, pursuant 10 adjourn
ment. All the members present.
Committee met for the purpose
of receiving bids for steam
heating plant in the high school
building and also to receive bids
for plumbing Tor same building.
Moved that thecomnittee pre-
coed 70 open bids that were re-
ceiyed.
The following S the result OF
all bids received for steam hcat-
ing plant:
A L Goney Co, Green
Bay, NIs.....,............S 3, 12t.9l
Lake superior Steam Heating
Go, Ishpenlng, Mich $2,2UJ.0o
" ; Patterson, Apple-
ton, NlS,,,............... ,oIo.oO
A b Wheeler & Son,
Wausau, Wis.,. =, 1000
A q Richison, Eagle
River. Wis............... 100000
Thomas Innis, Rhine
lander, Wis.,. 10000
The bids rec lived for plumbing
were as follows:
X ID Mcleod, Eagle
RIVER, Nis.....,...........,.92oo Oo
Thomas Intis, Rhine
lander, AiS.....-.......... 10 o.
On motion the Committee &C
cspted the bills o. Thomas INNS.
he beng the lowest bidder tor
putting n the steam heating
plant IN he High Scko j BULL
ing. Town of Eagle River and
also 10 accept the bid OF Thomas
Innis for plumbing for same
building. All OF the Committee
voting ave. On motion Com
mittee adjourned until the call of
the Secretary.
DANIEL GRAHAM, Secretary.
Eagle River. Wis. July %, 1903
Meeting OF the executive COM
mittee OF School Directors Town
oil Eagle River,
Roll call, present: James White
/ president; ID { Punches, vice pres
ident; D Graham. secretary.
Minutes of last meeting read
and approved. On motion the
following report was adopted.
State of Wisconsin,
Villas County, s..
/ Town of Eagle River,
l. +. g. Mcintyre. To N c..
+ said town, do hcrebf CERT
Mt, Pursuant To call, ard no.
clce duly give1, a speciti 70 n
meeting was held at the Town
iall IN said town, on he IN IaN
# July, 1903, for the our)ose OF
yoting upon The following res O.
uiiOn:
Resolved by the qualified cleo
-ors OF the TOWN of Z lsle River,
Tilas county, Wis. That a Ere.
Ugh School BE established. an
intain ID in The Graded school
IN ding, in the Incorporated
Jiilage oi Eagle River, in SAID
rown OF Eaglt River"
At such election there were one
.un ired and four votes cast
IL favor of said resolution and
10 votes were cast against 1t.
Sgned, FRED o. MCINTYRE,
Town Clerk
To the Board of School Direc-
tors of the Town OF Easlt River,
Villas Co.
On motion the following certi-
sicate was ordered spread upon
he minutes.
Cert. @te o Est: blish ncnt"
ol Ere High School.
This certiheS taat the Town o.
Eagle River, Co4nty o. Villas and
ase of Wisconsin, has com
9lled with al the provisions OF
$ ctiOn 40 and 49l, Statutes Of
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BY tn State Superintendent, and
fun DIS Tor the support and main
tai1ence Of SAID Free high school
system Should be provided, and
" hereas. the adopting of said
Free High School system will re-
duye the expense of main aiming
the common and graded schools
OF said town propol ton 1tely to
The expense of the Free High
School. Now therefore, Resolved
by the Board OF School Directors
OF the said town Of Eagle River.
That the Town Treasurer, Fred
Morey, be and he IS hereby auih-
Dried and directed t. open III
the b oks of his Office an account
- tu.d to b. known Is the Pre-
igh School Fund" AMI o trans
itr Il ereto from theflndsp .ovii-
81 h, the electors of sad town
a. tt last annual town meeting
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-12-14

For Al Job aud Commercial Print
ing, The News Office not only h a. the
reputation, pUt does the work. Call
ani yet prices aaa zee samples before
placing yoIr order,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-12-14
FANNIE GARAIsuN. Teacher
NTER1lLDIArE DEPARTMENT

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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-12-14

Pupils uet ter uusrut nor - ds:
t.Oair koo,la. Vorn.e tarr. Floss q
Ihr.p, La IA IA0su e, Ice ti-i +
K. GIen D!Nr. l.us >s,tn.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-12-14

Names al pupits ue't"cr absent "f tdr-
dy. JulIt Oh rk.a &C, Futon, laude
Ear t OK, iteuei Jam .esOu, iheO. NO-ei
lbalo JAmlvsun.
BsS5IE CAvNER. Teacher.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-12-14

roRxEHg.Y EAuLE HIvERoEMoCEAT.l
Democrat Printing Co, Publishers.
q. r.. BOwFN, Editor.
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-10-09
,AA%AAA%N%%NAA ANN%%%%%AN%1

melon pickle. and certificate or
cucumber pickle. Our pepole attended
the Fair in great numbers, and pro-
nounced it the best they ever attended.
Misses Brownie ana Nicely ADer-
nathy and Mr.. and Mrs. Erie Taylor
ana others will go to Nashville to the
Horse Show this week.
The Finch Club Will meet with MIR.
and Mrs. j. B. Farmer Friday night.
Mrs. Lupton and Mrs Henderson
returned to Franklin Saturday. Mrs.
Lupton will soon be stong enough to
as Primary teacher.
Miss Virginia Tomhnson left the
same day for Sherman, Texas. She
will not take up her teaching inl-
medlately, but hoped the change
would enable her to regain her health
and strength more rapidly.
A card written at Salt Lake City,
assures us that MIR. and Mrs. Dabney
Irvine were happy and safe thus far on
their journey to California
Kirby Pigg and Burt Moore are very
Nj with typhoid fever. Mr.. Price
Smith and the other patients are
better.
Rev. A. T. Walker left Tuesday for
Conference. He mas ended mis- four
years pastorate of this people. He
and his family are very dear to us.
and 1t il with sadness we give them
up. We nave no idea who we will
welcome for another year, but In true
Methodist style, we will receive them.
The pretty little Cumberland church
here has been cleared of all indebted
ness and the dedication VIII take place
nsxt Sunday. Rev. j. r. Henry, OF
Lebanon, will preach the dedication
sermon at IL O'Clock. Dinner will he
served on the ground and an afternoon
service will BIZ held.
Mrs. ]. w. Coffev and Miss Ida
Wilkes have returned from Verona.s
Mrs. Lou Goodrich has been visiting
Mrs. Lloyd at Bee Springs for week.
Mr.. Alex Mcdonald took the train
mere today, on his way to his work In
Florida for the winter. Mrs. Nc
Douald will join him soon.
Miss Mile Wright is with Mrs.
Ricketts,
Miss Markie Tunnel, after visit
to rela tives here, has gone to visit her
sister in Connecticut.
MISS mdRSlo IOullusOu IOunu snO
was not yet we'll enough for her posi-
toin In the College at Franklin, KY,
and is now at home to wait until she
is stronger. before undertaking her
work.
Miss Halle Fry has been with Miss
Lindsay Tomlinson tor week.
Mrs. Mary K. Andrews visited rel
atives here last week.
MIR. Maurice Golfers friends will
be interested to hear of his recent
at Pine Bluff, Ark, to Miss
Gertrude Reinberger, and will wish
him great happiness.
We have had most refreshing rain
here this afternoon. Not enough ny
any means. but the oppressive heat is
gone and the dust is settled.
BARBARA.
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Yours to Count on,
C G. ! VI. NICHOLS
ARRESTED At TULANE HOTEL.
d. g. EDam, Who Was Wanted at Co
lumbia on Charge of Forgery.

MIR. d. 9. Elan, well dressed
young man from Maury County. and
who was wanted BY City Marshal
Love webb of Columbia on a charge OF
forgery. was arrested yesterday morn
ing at the Tulane Hotel, where he was
stopping with handsome young
woman, whose name is given as Miss
Ruth Russell. aud VINO was registered
as the wife OF Elan, by Detectives
Irwin and Dowd. Yesterday morning
about Il osolOck Chief Curran received
q telephone messaxe from Mr.. Love
Webb, City Marshal Of Columbia.
saying that E!am was wanted there.
In a short time he was located at the
Tulane Hotel by Detectives Irwin and
Dowd, where he was placed under
arrest. The young lady who was
with him disappeared and has net
been located.
Elan saye that he is not guilty Ct
the charge, and that lie has money In
the pank. He comes Of gooo family.
He was taken back to Columbia last
light by Deputy Sheriff GOODMAN
n nashville Banner.
City Marshall Webb when called mp
BY o Herald reporter, refused TO give
out anything further concerning the
foregoing news story. except that Elan
brothers paid all Of the costs in the
case and snOothed matters over. The
woman is notorious character from
Est End.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-10-09
THE NEW
COURT HOUSE.
Copy Of Resolution as Adopted
BY the Court Tuesday
The Committee.

Tuesday at the afternoon session OF
the County Court. the last matter OF
business transacted was the best. The
long hoped for resolution 10 build
new Court House, was introduced and
passed.
It is understood that the new court
house is not to cost exceeding 100000.
The resolution was offered by squire
Tom Webster, and the following is
YER batim copy. As will be
seen, the committee has full power to
act, and the matter does not have to
come be fore the court any more.
The resolution reads:
BE il resolved by the County Court
of Naury County. Tennessee. assembled
in quarterly session, on this the 9Th
day of October, 1903, that committee
be appointed and vested with full and
ample power TO procure plans and
specifications for a new Court House,
to be erected In Columbia, Tennessee:
and said committee are vested with
full ana ample power TO have new
Court House built in Columbia :, and
for an ON behalf of Maury County.
Tennessee, to enter into contracts nor
the building and completion of such
new Court House. Be II further
resolved that said committee ore here
by authorized to select a suitable
location in Columbia, Tennessee, for
the building of said Court House and,
if necessary to purchase suitable lot or
lots upon which to build said new
Court House.
THE Judge or Chairman of this Court
is authorized to appoint seven persons
as said committee, and also W. U.
Gordon be added az one. and contractor
be required to use home labor as much
as possible. .
In conformity with the above,
Chairman Gordon has appointed the
following committee: E, Fl. Hatcher,
Chairman; T. g. Webster, of the 18th
district; e. N. Woodland, of the first;
Percy Chandler, ESQ.,, OF Mt. Pleas
ant, w. T. Galloway. of the fifth DIS
tnct, T. q. Hughes of the goth. and
deputy county court clerk, Hardin
Thomas
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MAURY COUNTY TO
BE RBDISTRICTED.

The court reconvened Tuesday morn
ing and transacted lot of business
before taking up the redlstricting
proposition
The following appropriations were
asked for and allowed: George
Harlan of the 25th, $1,000; John
Jamlson and wife, $50 co. Nancy
Allison $40. 90; Columbus McKissack,
$40. 90; Chas HARRISON, $25. 90.
Immediately after the approprla-
lions, resolution was offered by Esq.
J. H. Kennedy to redistrlct Maury
County into 25 Civil Districts and
appoint T. H. Nixon, John Carr, &.
N. McKennon, K, Il. Mullins and W.
II. Cochran committee to see that
this work was carried ou. The duties
of the committee will be to have the
surveys, etc., made, and report to the
January term of the court. The
motion was carried by vote OF 46 to
S. The question then came up as to
the legality of these gentlemen serving
on the committee as they are members
Of the county court, and further, the
law doesn't say anything in regard to
their compensation.
Mr.. w. B. Greenlaw, the county
attorney, being called on for his opln-
ion, stated that several cases of like
character were up before the Supreme
Court. and that ne had always thought
1t best for Maury County to wait these
decisions before taking further steps.
Mr.. E. H. Hatcher SAID that the cases
before the Supreme Court were OF a
different character, and that he thought
1t was perfectly legal for the Magis-
trates to serve on this committee, but
as to the compensation. he did not
know. Mr.. Ha ticker then read an
opinion OF Mr.. Samuel n. HARDWOOD,
Davidson couuty's attorney. which
was along the line with Mr.. Hatcher's
opinion. Squire E E. Erwin then
maze a motion to reconsider and
amend the resolution by having the
Chairman name the committee, which
was Immediately followed by motion
from ESQ. Jonn 7. AKIN to table Mr.
Erwln's motion. and then lively
discussion ensued which ended In
Judge Gordon offering his gavel to
Squire Akin. who declined with
thanks. When order vas restored the
vote was taken on the motion to taUle
MIR. Erwin's proposed amendment.
which resulted in favor of the motion
to table. by a vote Of % to IL. The
Court then adjourned for the noon
recess.
The following are the five Magis-
trates voting against the redistrict-
ing of Maury County Geo. w Hayes,
w. A. Irwin, Leon Frierson, L. G. Web
ster and }. N. Haywood.
The court resumed work at the
afternoon session by sppropriating s65 10
to build bridge in the 10th district,
and Esq. E. H. Pogue was elected COM
missioner.
Esq w. E. Ballanfant was re-elect.
ed road commissioner in the 9th DIS
trict.
Judge w. o Gordon, Esquires E.. H
Ayers, w. II. Cochran. and W. j. Nc
Knight were elected notary public.
Then followed the motion to build
new court house, which is reported
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OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
ANDREWS,

Andrews, Oct. 5.-The meeting at
t,orinth, conducted by Ella. Will
Morton, closed on last Friday night
with tive additions.
Among the visitors during the
meeting were the following: Mr..
jim Hardison ana family at Mr.. Tom
Andrews; Misses Wayne Irwin, Mary
Mitchell, Bette ana Sallie PinKston,
Nina and Dovie Sowell, Fife Jones,
MYRTLE Fox, Mary and Maggie Daniel
and brother, from Bethesda, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilburn Paterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilcox. Porter Hardison and family,
Mrs 81. Tankersley, Messrs. James
Daniel and George Harmon, and
various others.
Ed. A. G. Williams tilld his reg
ular appointment here Sunday morn
ing.
Rev. Price preached at Union Grove
Sunday afternoon.
Ella. F.. g. Sowell is at home for
awhile after a long absence In evange-
listic work, and will preach at Corinth
on third Sunday.
Miss Mary A. Gray is having chllis.
John Gaines and the Davis children are
Attic ted IN the same way.
Mrs. J. P. Andrews has not been 30
well this week and Or. Williamson
was called out to see her again.
Mr.. Cabel Dickson had the misfor-
tune to get one of his hands badly
mashed recently.
Little Charlotte Sowell IL on the
sick list again.
Miss Bessie Sowell will enter school
at Leftwich this week.
The sudden death of Mr.. b. 5.
Thomas was indeed shocking. Some
of our people attended his funeral.
Though we have enjoyed one or two
refreshing showers, there is no rain
yet to amount to anything.
CAROLYNE.