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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-02-12
ADVERTISING RATES

ADVERTISING RATES. Situations, Wants, Rents, and other small advertisements, One Cent a Word each in sertiOn. Five Gents a Word for full week lseven times).
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-02-12

The Washington Post, while acknowl- edging that MT. Roosevelt has appoint ed fewer negroes to office than his predecessor, nevertheless thinks that the South has grounds for offence. stThe offence consists not so much in the thing done as in the manner of it's doing" it says. MT. Mckinley ap- pointed negroes to office, a great many of them; but he employed the incest tact in doing it. He never put negro in a position calling for qualifications the negro did not possess. He never assigned one to place involving con- stant contact with a class of citizens who. with practical unaninity, objected to that contact"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-02-12

The latest piece of clockwork ingenu- ity was made in Geneva. In that home of neurological marvels a clock with a photograph attached to it has just been built. The clock acts as mechanical mentor. If 8 man has to keep busi- row he tells his photograph clock all about it and sets the alarm indicator for half past Il. At that time on the morrow the clock will speak it's mes sage of reminder, giving him half an 7 hour in which to get ready.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-02-12
A RELIABLE DRUG STORE } ]

i 54 ta a
 We have no desire to be known as having the cheapest drug; store. but much prefer the confidence of our cus- temers and the reputation of furnish- ing what your prescription calls, for, properly prepared, and without substi-5 tuition. Hundreds of physicians (throu our" travelers) are supplied with the products of our laboratory and those of other reliable Pharmacists, and as our customers represent every school of practice we are compelled to carry probably the largest assortment of drugs in the state. Where your doctor procures his own medicines there is a safe place to have his prescriptions prepared @ I Not only drugs but every article needed in the sick room by patient or nurse we will furnish promptly and at the lowest price consistent with good service. @.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-02-12

1HA BEEhLF JOURNAL. IASusd Thnrsdsys, One Dollar a Year.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15
Mcintosh County Prospers.

Secretary c. c. Hammond OF the
railroad commission came in on the
500 last night from Ashley. Mr.. HAM
mond's family removed to Bismarck
last week and are occupying the
Boucher house or Ninth street. The
children have entered the local
schools. this being the main considera'
ton for their location in the city. Mr..
Hammond reports conditions prosper
Gus in Mcintosh county. In the past
wear or so more than 200 cream
separators have been sold in that
county. The farmers are gong more
into the business of dairying anc
trains passing through the small towns
take on cream cans at every station
This wear they will run re1rlSerato
car to handle the cream shipments
Farmers are generally. well to do. an'
living well. Lands sell at good pric'
and the county is on the permaneh
highway of prosperity and good tunes
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15
Seasonable Attractions.

We wish to call your special atten-
ton to few of the many new and de-
sirable things we are showing this
season:
About 80 doz fancy shirts, ranging
in price from Soc to $2.75. Most Of
the patterns entirely new and very
handsome, and many Of them exclu-
sive with us-decidedly the best as
sortment of high grade shirts ever
shown in Bismarck.
Our new selections in neckwear will
please the most fastidious--the pat
terms of silk were selected with great
care and the styles are up to date.
Medium and light weight underwear
in all wool, half wool and all cotton.
Just received large shipment O
trunks and valises and have some spe
cia bargains to offer.
Last season we were very success
full in closing out nearly all the hat
we had, therefore our present YER
large stock is mostly new, stylish an
attractive.
Don't overlook the bargains we ar
showing in our boys department-boy
suits. short and long pants. cotto
sweaters, etc.
c. M. DAHL,
ClOthier
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15
NO ARCHITECT SELECTED.
State Board of Capitol Commissioners
Have Made No Choice Of an Arch'-

Have Made No Choice OF an Arcn'-
tect.
The state board of capitol commis-
sioners consisting of Governor Whi'e'
Secretary Porter and State Auditor
Holmes held a meeting yesterday AFTER
noon and today and discussed the mat
ter of the proposed addition 10 the
state capitol informally with the sew
eral architects present The board
has not yet made a selection OF an
architect
The board is meeting this afternoon
and discussing the matter Of the stree'
car line to be built to the capitol win
Mr.. Charles Foster.
The state board of university ano
school lands held meeting this morn
ing and purchased 100000 of funding
warrants which were held outside th'
state.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15
Dickinson Satisfied With IL President.

Dickinson Satisfied With IL President.
Dickinson Recorder: The stop Of
the presidential party lasted about 10
minutes during which time the presi-
dent greeted many old time friends
with whom he nad hunted and rode
the range and roundup twenty years
ago. During his talk to the people he
told Of some of the events of the early
days at Dickinson: t he time he was
deputy sheriff brought in the two pris.
oners from the Little Missouri country
for stealing his boat. The time he
traded gun locks with Mr.. Paddock
and shot his first roundup" with John
Goodall as foreman While he spoke
over him hung the same flag under
which he spoke at the great 4th Of
July celebration in 1856 from which
all subsequent celebrations date. The
old time friends of Mr.. President found
him the same man of the early days
wholly unspoiled by the pomp Of pow
er. 1t may be long time before Dick
nson sends another occupant to the
White House but it will also be q
long time before any other place
sends a better one
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AMI
cRlTTENToN WORK.

Rev. Mason Calls the Attention Of the
Tribune to the Following From The
Florence crittenton Magazine.
"At the Florence Crittenton Confer
ence. recently held in New York City.
the following beautiful letter of greet
ing and kind works was received from
President Roosevelt:
White House. Washington.
March IL, 1908.
MY Dear Madam: l wish you all
possible success with your work. l
have long felt that there was a pecu-
liar claim for philanthropic work on
behalf of the very people whom you are
striving to aid Under our social sys-
TEN they pay so heavy penalty for
wrongdoing, and the road TO reform
and rehabilitation is made so difficult
that | can conceive of no more worthy
work than that of institutions such as
the one under your management.
with all good wishes,
Sincerely yours,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Mrs Kate Waller Barrett.
THE National Florence Crittenton
Mission. 81 and % Bleecker ST., New
York
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15
No More Red Trousers.

II the recommendations OF the
Trsnch army committee with regard
@ uniforms be carried out the infan-
nv soldier will change his appearance
beyond recognition. There will be no
more red trousers, blue tunics and red
6epis; no more white gloves and SUN
collars. Instead there will be SOM
oer-colored dress and soft hat. The
French soldier will not look hall SO
brave Q man.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15
More Settlers Arriving.

A Goodrich Mclean county item
says: A special composed OF 81 carr
Of immigrant goods and drawn by
two engines came up over this line
last night. Two coaches were at
tached and were filed with settlers
from Sioux City, Iowa. Ten carr
were left here, the balance going to
Denhoff. We understand that this
means so or 60 new farmers for TINS
community.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15
Women Make Money for Church.

The Rev. Walker ID. Stirling, rector
# st. Johns church of Mount MOTIFS
N v hit upon a unique scheme OF In
,reasing the income of his parish. ne
gave to each of fifty women IN MS
parish 81 a year ago for investment
The women turned over their earnings
which amounted to $4ll.so. ohe
member made $40 in popcorn and an
other SIT in eggs.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15
STRENGTHENING the curves-The su

STRENGTHENING the Curves-The sur
veyors on the Dawson cut-oH nave
been directed to straighten out some
of the curves in the survey and are
at work with large force doing the
work in a careful and substantial man
ner. The care and expense being TAX
on to get the grade satisfactory indi-
Gates that something more than a pre-
liminary or experimental survey is
being made. Within the next rev
weeks the intentions of the company
regarding the line will be more clearly
disclosed by operations on the pro
posed extension
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15
Ice Cream at Wholesale.

John Homan the caterer is prepared
to furnish ice cream to parties deslr'
ing It at wholesale. A special price OF
81 per gallon has been made for large
quantities. no order to be for less than
three gallons. Persons or dealers DE
string ice cream at wholesale Will &c
we'll TO make arrangements with Ho
man. Quality guaranteed.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15
Cure for Paralysis.

It is given out that the poison ex'
tracted from the Gila Monster. big
lizard found in New Mexico and Ari'
zona. and the only crawling thing
which has venomous teeth, is tolera'
bly sure cure for paralysis.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15

Handsome New Residence
is being broken for the handsome new
residence to be erected at the corner
OF Fifth street and Ave A, east of the
Baptist church, by Hon George w.
Newton of Fargo. who with his wife
will return to the city this summer.
and occupy the new house. with Mr..
and Mrs ]. H. Newton of this city.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15

Macaroni wheat for seed Recon-
r,ended by U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
nc drouth resister. Good for twice
the Weld of other wheat in dry sea-
SON. famous for yield always; the
,r,eat for sub-arid regions. Address
Darlington & Casey Land Co., James
town. n. ID.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15

Thomas Beae of Grand Forks Is su'
ing the officers Of the Kenmare DRY
Goa lcompany for $4,000 and interest.
He claims to have been induced TO
huv stock under false representations
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15

Recovering From Fever-Jamestown
Alert: William Dwyer is in from Me-
dina after a three weeks tussel with
typhoid fever. He was taken i'll at
Bismarck and was sick there five days
before he could get home. He says
Medina is showing every indication Of
surprising her business record of last
year and that every one in that thriv-
ing town is busy with new settlers
coming in daily
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15
PERSONAL.

James Kennedy of Fargo is among
the guests in the city today
Miss Ara Waggoner has returned
from trip to the twin cities.
George l.. Robinson of Coal Harbor
is among the guests in the city today.
States Attorney McCulloch of Nc
Lean county is in the city from Wash
burn today.
Mrs. w. c. Tubbs Of Minneapolis is
visiting with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
E. H. Wilson.
General A Hughes of Minneapolis
was among the arrivals from the east
this afternoon
Mrs Dugald Campbell and little
daughter are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs E. H. Wilson.
A. B. Cook of Helena is in the city
to resume work on the building of the
Northern Pacific extension south from
Mckenzie
Hon Henry Bartz of Casselman i:
among the guests in the city today
He reports land in great demand il
the eastern part of Mclean count,
and many immigrants passing through
that section attracted by the cheal
lands offered in Canada.
Mrs. w. B. Watson is spending
few days with her friends Mr.. an
Mrs. A. NJ. Thompson on their rancl
near Sterling. Mr. Watson expects t
leave the first of the coming week TO
Seattle where she has taken q hous
and will locate permanently. She wi
take with her the good wishes Q
many friends who regret to have he
leave Bismarck.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15

The Annual Meeting of the Guild
connected with the church of St
George. will meet with Mrs r. J.
Turner on Thursday afternoon of this
state at 2:30 O'Clock A full attend
ance of the members is earnestly re.
quested.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15
p,i,anthroplst Goes to Finland.

DR.. Klopsch, whose activities among
sufferers of all nations have earned
for him the name OF an international
philanthropist, has gone to Flniand 10
work among the poor there
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15

Rome at WiIton-Mr. G NJ Sands
mas purchased the krogan house at
Wilton, and with his wife has prepared
an elegant room for their mother Mrs.
Linda w. Slaughter. who will spend
much OF her time with them hereafter
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15

The Fargo SchooIs-Fargo Forum:
In the gossip which is to be continu-
ously heard concerning the public
schols and the offices Of superinten-
dent and principal Of the Fargo schools
It was stated today that the name OF
one educator. who may be posi-
bility in the appointment Of superin-
tendent not yet mentioned, is William
Moore. the distinguished superintend-
dent of the schools at Bismarck who
in addition to being scholar In every
sense of the word is possessed with
remarkable executive ability
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15
coIlece Diploma Needed.

A college diploma is now prerequis'
;te To entrance in the school OF law,
of divinity or of medicine at Harvard.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15

supreme Court-The second session
OF the term Of supreme court opens at
bismarck week from Tuesday. The
Judges are at work on cases submitted
at Fargo.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15
wel'-known Chimes. Doctor Dead.

Dr. Don Sang, Chinese doctor and
sAaited member of various Chinese Sc
s'e' societies, reputed to be one of the
"ealtniest men of his race In this
suuntry, died at his home in Chicago.
ms medical training was secured In
m u's own country. but most Of his prac-
uce was had In America.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15
THE CITY
WEATHER.

Fair and warmer tonight. Probably
threatening Thursday. Max. s2 min
26.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15

More Miners Arrive lot of
fifty miners We're brought in today by
to the mines at Wilton to take the
place of the striking miners. A com
mittee of the strikers were at the
depot to urge the incoming men to
join the strikers but only few of
them failed to take the train to Wilton
to go to work Sheriff Welch. Deputy
Bogue and a number of other deputies
sheriff are at Wilton to see that the
new men are permitted to go to work
undisturbed.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15
Adiutant General Will Attend-A

Adjutant General Will Attend-Ad-
jutant General E. S Miller has been
designated by Governor White as aide
to General II. c. Corbin. representing
North Dakota on the staff of the Mar
shal at the dedication exercises at St.
Louis. April 80 General Miller will
report April 30 for duty From St
attend the meeting of the adjutants
general of the several states May 4
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15

James Kennedy of Fargo is among
the guests in the city today
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-15

PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Pc. BYRNE
Official Abstracter Of Titles for Bur.
leigh County.
Abstracts guaranteed by bond OF IS 900
Tel. sc. 3rd ST.. BISMARCK. N. d.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19
~NINCENNEs. ND.

Mis- Nora Scantlin and Miss Laura Watts have
retu-nec to Princeton. after visiting Misses
Nsyme and Kathryn Simpson.
MS Fannie Worthinxton and the Misses Net
lie LipScomb and Oti!Iia Kuhn OF Evansville.
who have been the guests OF Mrs Henri Kuhl-
meyer. have returned home
Miss Katkeryu Hindman was the guest az honor
- a cancinR party Etven al Evansville. M NJ.
Paul NcNev ard Miss EVELYN McNely.
Tuesday evening. 60
Miss Stella Bend % oaktovn. who hss been
visiting MIS- X p WeemshaS. returned home.
Mrs Charles Fischer Of Evansville. who has
BEEN the guest Of Mrs I'd Wagner. departed
Wednesday for NartiusviIie.
Miss Emma Porter and Mrs q. G. Miller have
returned from Indianapolis. where they visited
Hrs. Alvin Mcclure entertained Tuesday after
noon a. cards IN honor Of her guest. Mrz Leon
Nj ard Mrs n W. Bryant Of Evansville are
guests Of Mr.. and Mr. George p. smith.
Miss Nellie Wise - IN Princeton yisltirC tho
family % Mrs Charles Hsberd.
vile are guests OF Miss Mabel Herrir
Miss Hattie LowCnhaupt Of Mount Vernon -
visiting Miss sadie OeStrricher.
Ars Frank Toohey OF Indianapolis. wAo has
Zen listing hsr n1rents Mr.. AMI Mrs William
M and Mrs Daniel OsStrsIcher entertained
friends Sunday evening and formally announced
ne sneoSement Of their dauzhfer. Miss Sadie. to
Mrs. 4 b Hiakie has gone 20 Kentrcky TO
visit her daughter. Mrs. Arthur Parvfifer -
Mrs Nlrccnt Hill and children OF Notrnt Car
mel are guests OF her daughter. Mrs Frank
The NisseS Katie and Fannie Woods hav. re-
flrnSd 10 Evansville after visiting Miss Nellie
Miss Eina Rose Pri,chett has returned from n
Miss Mabel Terne. who has been visiting Mr.
= = Alend~nhau. has gone TO Shoals
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CARBONDALE, ILL.

state Senators Powell % Hardin County and
HPm!iton % -. Clair and Representatives w.
NJ. Oven Of Mclean. e \ wctherhee Of White
sides. - , Underwood 81 Hamilton and G. II.
tsrderei a banquet and luncheon BY the faculty
and their wives u the state Normal University
On the cccaSicn OF their visit a. 'hA Committee
q; E3ucaticn Of the General Assembly 70 the
university.
Miss May Putnam Is visiting the Misses Carr
q Duquoin the present week
Mr. WILLIAM Springs visited friends in Carter
VILE this week
Nrs. A ?. White OF Marion Is the guest Of
friends tn this city.
HE. John Wand and son1are visiting relatives
Mis-. James II. Scurlock will spend he present
week visiting friends and relatives in Chicago
Mrs. j. L Barton and son left Wednesday 10
join her husband az Galfport- Miss
Mr.. GeDrge McPhseters Is the guest % rela-
tites at sullivan.
NJ. Robert Munger q East $. Louis was the
grest q friends In this city the prSsent week.
Mrs. W Il Buckley and daughter : Nuruhys-
boro visited Professor and Ms. Otto J. Rude
Miss Cunnie wEaf-sy % 81. Louis visited her
parents. Mrs and NJ ]. w. Winfrry.
Doctor Wylie q Sparta and Mi~S Flora HAYES
Of Murphysboro visited friends in this city san
day.
Mrs. Abbie Elliot. who has been the CUES. Of
Mrs. N II Ogden Tor several weeks. has re-
TUNED to her home In ETdorado. KaS-
The Reverend and Mrs. p. II Thomson. the
Reverend and Mrs y. Crow and Nrx. Z 4.
Hyper attended the annual conference at Anna
the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Bowman Of Albion are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. n. A Whitney.
Miss Martha Gilleas. daughter Of Supertntend-
ent 3. Glleas % the Cherokee division u the II
!irois Genital and formerly os this CITY. was
married "wednesday at Fort Dodge. Ia. 10 John
sullivan. formerly chief clerk to the rcadmsste
OF th- 81. Louis division.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19
WATERLOO. ILL.

MS Julia Carson i visiting relatives in Eas,
Mrs. Adam voIk and children Of BeuevilIe. Iii
are the Eus.is Of Mrs EiZabc;i Herchenroeder
Mueller. ~ "S LOUIS
Mrs. Frank Schumacher visited friends az gas;
Mr.. Lafayette Fults has returned home after
an extended v-sit to relatives at Red bud.
MT and Mrs. Roy sinclair OF ST. Louis visited
Miss Eane Hambuechen entertained the mem
oers OF the C1nch Club on Sunday evening. Prize.
we're Won BY Miss Edith Hanbuechen and Her
Miss sylvia Toi'n visited relatives in st. Louis
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Mehan Of Columbia. Ill.
SPENT several DAYS here as the guests OF Mr. and
senator I " Rickert made a business trip to
relatives and friends here last week
Miss IDA Rodgers entertained the members o;
the LADIES' AID Society on "Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Mary MOtz is visiting friends in 81 Louis.
he guests OF Mrs. Julia wIsmsih or No, Il Main
Mrs. G z. Drury Is on an extended visit to her
Miss Alice Burke OF East ST. Louis visited
Cards arr out announcing the marriage OF Mr..
Louis Brodmsnn o, Pana. III; TO Miss Ca;hariEe
Of this city. on May Il he bride is well known
heyH ana has a ,arge circle Of friends
the guest OF Mr.; George stapp.
Whaaton, III. and were the guests. while there.
Mr.. Julia 7 Morrison. teacher Of a public
school in East ST Louis. visited friends here last
The St. AIoysius Young Mems Society will
present a historical drama in I'VE acts. entitled
Major John Andre" In Memorial Hall on sun
Miss Title thinner Of Miles Prairie was the
s1<st OF ~ nieSnef. Nrs ELIZABETH thinner
AND banquet In BlckelhauDts Hall Thursday.
Mrs. Paul c. Brey. ~
Miss Minnie Christmann Of St. Louis is visit
ing relatives and friends here.
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fsther. LgSEe Z. s. Head. and brother. George
Mrs : e Gladaey is visiting her parents in
Troy. Mo. and viii remain for several weeks.
,n gohn Gibos OF Liberty visited relatives
Misses Anna Ha MS and Fay Bassett OF Hunts
NIIe visited friends here Monday evening
Iony SaSSe and wife Of ST. Louis visited in
relatives at Brunswick.
Mrs Mary Boswell Departed Wednesday after
Eoon ioT Ferguson, * Louis County, 70 WISH
hsr daughter. Mrs. J. z Nolan
Mrs- Mary Richie has returned from an extend
ed Visit TO Springfield and Carlilyille. Ill
Harry McCabe and sister. Mr. o f. Shu-
mate. visited friends in Huntsville during the
The ladies Of the Central Christian Church held
q pleasant social in the church parlors Tues
DAY evening. 4 me musical programme was
rendered and the guests spent a delightful even
Guy H. Settles and bride. who have been
Visiting relatives in this city. departed Nednes-
Gay Tor Kansas City. their future home.
Ars. George Morris departed "Wednesday Tor
Milan No. to visit her sister. Mrs Hoard. who
is quite i'll
Professor J. 7. Pritchett Of Mexico. is she
guest OF Moberly relatives
Ms. Annie Morrill, LEFT Thursday afternoon
10 Nish relatives in Lincoln county
Mr.. VIII Hubbard u Connecticut Is visiting
friends mere and will remain FOR a week
Miss Mary Hunter ~ Morgan S1uniy, Who
EddinES. departed Thursday to spend a Few days
with friends at New Franklin
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Central CHRIS
tan Church. held a farewell reception Thursday
and Mrs. Moore. who leave the latter pat OF
April for st Louis. Doctor Moore having been
called to the p~astorate OF Hammett Place Chris
tian Church.
Mrs. W. H Horton and children and Miss
Pearl Hayes departed Thursday foT a visit 10
Salisbury friends
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19
METROPOLIS, ILL

Doctor AID Ms. Sheridan Water have re-
turned from = Louis, where The doctor recent
Is completed a course IN medicine
Mis- Emma Richter returned 70 Cairo satur-
eI.- Wherr she VIII spend several months.
Mrs George Bryant and daughtsr. Beula- who
have been visiting IN tire civ for some time.
Mich.
Mr. ~Geo-E.-Fuler and grandmother. Mrs.. Ellen
IqtiinE depsried SATURDAY for Memphis. Tenn.
where they VIII make their future home.
Miss Florence Fur has returned home. after
an cxterded visit IN Arkansas City. ARK. with
J. P Ferreii and Two sons. FL and Omen. OF
Elzahetrtown. III. are visiting relatives here.
G. E Veal was home the past week from Ca
EISntI-NiiIS NO. IGr a visit with his family.
Doctor Dixon o. Rose Bud. Pope Cournty. vas
: 5. Shoemaker. a former resident OF his
city, who T. now travelling oct OF Memphis.
ny and Mrs Charles German End son depart-
Cd McEday Afternoon fr their home IN Goshen.
Ind, after a visit Eith Mr.. and Mrs. c. c
VARY J Morehsad returred TO Cairo. III
tuesday. after spending a few DAYS with his
VIE and eaughte. who ere the guests Of rela-
yr-. J n. Norris went 10 DanvilIe. IL. sat
urdaN- 10 spend the summer with her son, John.
who Is operator in the telegraph office at that
Mrs. J Baker % Charleston. No. is the
gIsst q her HoiheT Mrs Laird
Mr.. and Mrs ". J. Mccartney Of Paducah.
]. ". Choat returned TO pewItt. Ark. after
a visit with his family In this city.
g Law Wolf Of Lerna. III. visited friends here
a . Kimban OF Marion. IL. was in the city
Frank MeCrory Of Round Knob. III. and Miss
ried at the home nf The brides mother THURSDAY
Afternoon by Judge LEke
MI Ainis Ar@s,TSs5 entertained at her home
decorated VIZ dogWcod blossoms.