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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-24
The Opinion of S. Wittkowsky, of
Charlotte
Charlotte, Y. q. 40. 4. 500.

Charlotte, N. c.. Feb. 4, 1893.
Mr.. T. A. Cary, General Agent, North
western Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, Richmond, Va.
My Dear Sir:-I am more than pleased
with the advice from your company that
my policy of the face value of $4,000 on
the 20-year endowment plan, will mature
September 4th, next, and will be $2.S52
with a probable $40 additional by that
time.
The result of this policy is in so
marked contra distinction as to The re-
suits / have obtained in other insurance
companies, that l cannot withhold giving
due praise to the Northwestern for the
fairness in the treatment OF its policy
holders. and the splendid result; and
were l OF an age where l could get ad-
ditionaI insurance 1 would take all with
that company that l could possibly carry.
Yours very truly,
(Signed) S. WITTKOWSKY.
Policy and additions q. e. IS 2,S35.00
Total premiums paid e.. e. :. 1,7o4.6C
FRONTS - II5U.fu
The above was an annual dividend pol
icy with no profits from Tontine feature
The insured ran no risk at any time OF
losing his dividend by death or lapse.
Good territory open for active agents
in North Carolina apply to
T. a. CARY, General Agent,
Richmond, Va.
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TO TIE VOTERS OF RALEIGH.

I am a candidate for mayor, subject tc
the Democratic primaries. In making
this announcement, / want to assure you
should ! be so fortunate as to be elected
to this honorable office, it shall be my
every effort to further and promote oui
citys best interests. AS to the respon-
sibilities, l fully realize it in all it:
forms.
Thanking you in advance for your sup
port, | am,
Yours truly,
FRANK STRONACH.
3-15-1m
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NeckWear Novelties

F1enchy concoctions of Linen, Lawn Mad
ras and Piques.
Long Silk Ties, twice around. solid col
ors, fancy trimming, plain white with
dots and MouseIine Ties. Pique Ascots
and Madras Four-in-H Hands =. .25c,
Taffeta SILK Peau de Sole and China SILK
Ties, hemstitched ends. Battenburg
lace trimmed. all colors. Silk Stocks
and Mercerized Madras Stocks, fancy
and Lace Turn over Collars 25c.
and o.. . o.. =. :. e. 81. SOC.
The New Deep Turn-Ove Collars. silk
embroidered, grape designs, all white
and black on white .75c., and SI 90
The New Style Wash Belts with Pearl
Gilt and Black Enamel Buckles-very
new. =. =. =. soc.
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THE WEATHER TO-DAY.

Local forecast for Raleigh and vicinity
TO p. IN. tonight Tuesday, clearing;
colder.
Local data for Raleigh yesterday:
Maximum temperature. "a: minimum
temperature, Sc; mean temperature, 65;
total rainfall, 251.
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PARIS HATS


the
vor home
NAL displayed
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New Neck Ribbons

Lustrous Neckwear and Waist Ribbons
in plain and fancy colors, black and
WHIle L Uc.
New Wash Tafetas in the best spring
shades. Red, blue, pink, rose maize.
nile and lavender, black and white
-12. IA and Ice.
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What you pay for extracts is impor-
tant, but what YOU get for your money
IS ten times more important. Burnetts
Vanilla costs more because worth more.
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Coat Suits Waists and Skirts

Beautiful Tailored Suits of light weight
Broadcloths, Basket Weaves, Noiles,
Examines, Cheyiots and Granite Cloths
all the newest spring styles-collar-
less and with collars in the blouse
styles with stole effects, with capes
and position backs. new Hungarian
sleeves, all handsomely trimmed and
designed-all colors and black. These
are the best values All prices-$35,
$50, $27 SO, $22 so, SIS, SIS
down as low as =. ..$I25 SO
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. Your druggist will refund your
money IL PAZO OINTMENT fails to
cure you. so cents.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO A GEN
eral collection agency which can be
relied upon. If one has served you
well will you kindly recommend it to
me. Address, Creditor, care News and
Observer. 24-6t.
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VEST MAKER-wANTED ON CUSTOM
work A. A. Joseph, Goldsboro, N. c,
2-24-2t
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Silk and Wash Waists

Beautiful SILK Waists-natty, correct, up
TO the minute styles. Peau de Cygle,
Taffeta, China and Shantong Silks. All
the latest colorings, suitable street and
evening wear, prettiest spring styles.
Any price You want to pay-$15,
S11.25. $3.50, $675-down to 50
and -. $500
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Ten Gents Per Line
(Six Words to the LineO

NO ADVERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR
LESS THAN 20 CENTS. SPECIAL
DISCOUNTS ON EXTENDED ADVER-
Using. RESULTS ASSURED.
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~ IHE CIlIHENo W RALElGll'
| hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the office of City Tax Collector
subject to the nomination by city Demo
cratic primaries. w. II. DODD.
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Summer JeWelry

The latest fads in Oxidized Silver, Gun
Metal and Royal Copper Hat Pins, Belt
Pins, Buckles and Shirt Waist Sets
10, 25 and =. . . .. .. . SOC
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Gg90sMnDS15zagyY6a
Easter Millinery

We have now on exhibition full line of SPRING and
SUMMER HATS and the Banquet of head cover
ings we now spread will certainly please any and every
taste.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-24

Asheville is in the throes of an anti
saloon campaign Editor j. w. Bailey
will speak at Ashevil1e tonight.
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WANTED-EVERY Nrrr~r~' TEACHER
and Musician that reads this to send
for our famous 10c. catalogue of sheet
music today. Piedmont Music Cos
Winston, N. c..
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White and Colored Waists

Here IS the greatest Varlety and greaI-
est values ever placed before the pub
lie. These in fine lucky, Lace ana en-
broidery trimmed, hemstitched, new
puff sleeves. new stock collars. The
most beautiful creations-full and COM
plete lines-full run of prices 90,
$1.25, $135, $50, SITS, $500.
$225, So Soon up to $500, $3.50
and $500
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FOUND-A SMALL AMOUNT OF MONEY
which owner can get by applying at
this office. 3-24-2t
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Sheriff w. d. r. Sharp of Wilson, was
here Sunday, having brought with him a
patient for the State Hospital.
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DANIEL ALLEN.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-24

Col. Fred A. Olds is confined to his
room at the Park Hotel on account or
sickness.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-24

1t is expected that all the brick work
except on the tower, Will be completed
on the Methodist Orphanage this month.
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Easter Cards

Raphael Tuck and Sons New Easter Pos
tai Cards-somethirg new-every girl
will want one or more-3, and 12c.
Hundreds of other high art Easter greet
ings, beautiful styles, embossed and
Autographed. ....... -. &c. to 25c.
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Shell Goods

Complete line Of Shell Goods, highly poll
ished and finely finished as the real
Tortoise Shell. Back combs, side combs.
round combs Hat Pins, all sizes and
Styles, 10, 25 and :. . =. Soc.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF RALEIGH.

3-15-1n
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-14
cENsURED FORMER OFFICIAL.
Judge Adams Criticises Actions of
Doctor Richardson.

In an opinion rendered yesterday in the
United States Circuit Court, in the case of
Gertrude F. Merton. a minor, against Doc
tor William c. Richardson. former Public
occasion to severely csnsure Doctor Rich
ardson for his official acts in connection
with the case in question.
The suit was brought by the guardian of
Gertrude F Morton against the former
Public Administrator on account OF bond.
an insurance certificate and the last will
and testament of Charles Morton. The bond
had been converted inro money, the amount
being a.72733
The decision of the court was for the
plaintiff in all three counts In the petition.
on the first count the judgment was for the
amount of the insurance and So interest.
which had accumulated on the bond On
the second count the custody of the will and
the bond was awarded the plaintiff. The
third count in the petition was for damages
Tor the malicious use of civil process. a
judgment for si.ftJ was rendered against
Doctor Richardson on this count. In award
Ing the damages Judge Adams sad:
richardson without probable cause and
maliciously. in my OPINION instigated the
proceedings in the Probate Court to seize
child He not only acted without any au-
thoritv of law in taking possession OF the
minor but in my opinion. gathered from
the evidence in the case. he acted malicious
" that Is. he certainly did a wrongful act
without legal justification or excuse. and II
was actual malice. as distinguished from
,hpt which is irrp'iad from doing a wrong
full act Internationally"
The plaintiff. Gertrude Morton. Is II years
old. and resides in Chicago Her father.
Charles Morton died in ST Louis three
years ago. and Doctor Richardson. as Pub
lie Administrator. took charge of the prom
erty left TO the child.
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NTERLoo. Ill.

1T, Ms NssF Msu.rr vas. the guest OF her son
ING he= Is-.a-s. Nj. and Mrs John NlAIer
- 81 d.. august ezel Of FIos2v.lie Ill.
Nsft tat guess ~ Ms. Conrad Vcael
john ; SrGlEc made 4 business t-!p TO St
Miss Hatle Haissr is the guest o, her sister.
Nj conrad -t'rhsic Of St Louis
-,Mfs. ia &y-Eglstern departed for C-olinsvlle,
AL. where sre viii reside
M uCl Al-s- D1-gai Crook O.. Fast s- louis
ar. tn guests Of Mrs James C-r1S '' 1'-
., Mayor ,'eo'Te ". Zeiboid made business TIP
Mrs Marie Hoeaer. president o. re Monroe
Seunty domestic Science Association. departed
on Isl 20 rsiat!yes ct Be!lev.I,e. II.
MIS- Mary ! Plwderly has returned home att
The Reye-ned c. KTevet; visited friends st
Mrs. Elizabeth vtadhorsr has returned home
az, ,tE friends at Mllstai;. IL
M. caroline WIsHath IS visiting relative. at
sfiss Mamie Nixon o. Columbia, Ill. spent
Iaesa7y he;s as the guest Of the Misses Ava
cts. N- and Mgs George Struck.
Nj Astp1 Ludwig seriously III ut hc-
hgu- II Nerth Main street
banS. maze a business Tip TO St Louis Tues
Mrs g. NJ Fike entertained III. members Of
the Columbian Club at her home West Fourth
s-,r'- ~. s1a5 afternoon.
friends ~ Ni--stadt. III.
The Reverend John Nolan. pastor Of the ST.
IsCl,s Evangelical church. visited relatives az
Sir. ana Ms Fred stueenbord, @, St. 1.prt.
ret4Eae1 home Tuesday. after visit with reia-
Ss:r.5e VIII - held at the Methodist Episcopal
Ghurea IN sunday morning by the Reverend
Mrs Henry Windh6rst OF Eas, St. Louis IS
yisit.ns her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
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CHESTER. ILL.

Mss Rsssie Murray Of St. Louis was the guest
day n u; ety. re suest q N 5, J. Il, Baya;.s
daughter. Mrs Minnie St vain.
Mt George nogclas Z St. Louis Ia the guest
Mss Ada Ga..,eF spent sunday in Campbell
Mrs John Burke ard daughter Ms Emily Of
s. Louis attended the poullGz-Wg Eht wedding
Jesse MEREDITH srsrt TUESDAY IN = Louis
John BeSsem2n o.: Stes!eylIe spent "Wednesday
Msses Fear, ;'ur-Ia aud ,,abeI l,resaru u =;
augustine. y.!s have p ~ ire cues % NJ. ani
M J; n Wr!sht. re.errfi 9sse ri 'ay.
Mr., and Mr.. HgH-5 Elser O., :. elev n spen;
Miss Carrie Kazur Is yisftiu; in = Louis
Mrs Charles, Heitsa.no Sas returned from Z
Mss Hattie Keller OF S;eelevi!Ie IS visiting
N.sk ps n r. rs-ssr: .. Ems. :, ro,,,s -,
"Wednesday IN ta.s city.
Mr. and NJ. Alex. Lyuarger OF Madison are
MIS- Leah Buya,,e has returned from S..
John Herzos Of St. Marys spen. Sunday in this
Miss Marsarc, Meyer spent Monday in rInck-
Kisses Mary and Corine Douglas Of s.. Louis
y TsTe here last week 70 attend the Douglass
MS, Mss Cherry q Mode was the CUES, Q: Miss
Arthur Hence OF GrSenv.lie Is visiting Mrs.
Ms. Caroline Sender is visiting relatives in
Mrs Lena Lorrner and son. Arthur Q: St
LOUIS. are the guests Of Mrs J. N. Wright.
Mrs. Mary Stevenson Of TIiden Is visiting NJ
and Mrs. Gid Douglas.
Misses Mary ard Kate Coruelson Q, S;selevfIIe
spent Tuesday in this city .
Dare Allison % East s. Louis is spending 4
Few days in this city
Fred Juergens OF ST. Louis srert SUNDAY in
this city
Charles Law OF Ava Is visiting his parents in
Miss Elsie Storm is visiting Mrs. Oscar Lewis.
MIS- Otto Morrison OF kaskaskia is visiting
Adah Douglas OF ST. Louis is visiting her par
erts. Mr.. and Mrs James Douglas. IN this city.
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HAPP1NINGS OF THE WEEK
AMONG SECRET SOCIETIES.

Cook. y programme was rendered as follows.
lI+C-| !o! 4. Nl0.luCe.ip. llGuC CAL 4ngL = T.
Anton anu T. Ae-i.H. y.U4.H $50. C4.. 4naI..
CHM. tenor solo. Gal.s.la. i rnsr .sir-ae IN -
present "v!t: a. IL BaclH l. y. - So. .rge
Ha4.viHa.. Arne4er Pet.ng j. ( k.L.sZs,,.st4
fast Regent Caar.e, Il t-oS 81 - -
rl-.Iss.Lnt t'C;inci! tl.t min H.s-rf ~ li,r,
EuStGle presiding Two c.nl ..it,s .yr... M =
/ co Dy the officers ami members Vi ty.est EI.s
kirkwOgd Council received a. is last nice
| Ing Eeg,n: L. H. Lyrztr presided Inc = +
! Urs we.cg.n.., br Regent Iyc..f -,'s-
I present were: Ciiand oftc-.s + n Inc -
}. Melssr AEle,.e. Erti.s- l1nn =; T. -
past regents John = ;. ,-gt 81 B4-.ttr I.rsr -
IL Cox ~ af..t--
Guard, ana D.ctCr N Il Vgir,in1-sr ~ Ts..,,--,
3 ,ra.t.ut Council maj t1rae aiui Ta+.,r- -, 80.
inIt.ar.pns Al Us last ner-!r.;: R-ctnt n q
Ilrst I,,.g gy the c.ii,'rts r.r, ~ - -, -.
ioVes.
r. N,,.H.4n r,sI - al IN. Zoo - - - y.
,,ss,- t,..s .-.g.rr. f..~'.. IL. m - -. -
.ly..A lud C...gt. H.. - 81, as "a. n.y..
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=-..'s s--.!-7 - NJ l- T. + .-e-..a.y
F.I,S t-lr-g III r. 49,. :. We Ill 800 &c.
i,I,t1., - - .. -tl't' ''-.l one IL
Vale. nm A. - -, q . - '.- - 80
ri. III cue - - a. 80 80 -
prts.ded '-' JOIN : Ne-@''''"
tpssl-,- Council had ,7ro 7-.a, ,-I-. -.4 49,,
iai,4tUas Rem - - " '.t.s ~ u; ss
- - i.g.a's " perfected lct si Ul=a
Cah5rfa ,-.,,r,fI ps,, q 49,. ......7s-,- 81 =,
rousns Ineeyt o.. - q a,.5- d'' !
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CARR0LLTOS, ILL.


week here with relative
y IS orEa Wiener IS home from Chicago.
MS Il. Il Montgomery is visiting Mrs. z
= NetCa1 N Sa-iEC.lv!d
N Ms = Il Smith aepa-tea Tuesday .o- her
ay.he u Louis after weeks WISH here with
,,, Cal Fisher Is home from the Illinois Uni
ySG,ggnsrszs:naa H. T. Rainey has gone to New
,,Ihe ReEsreal J. Z. Ar,z Of Rushvi.le scent
NE week here with friends
~ tF. ~, Iishhaei. and Miss Beulah Pc.
sLatL = TINS city Were married at the home OF
% brides PARENTS. Wednesday evening by the
~ A Braay OF St Louis. spent the week
Y. 9. Hodges snen; Tuesday =, A,,5.
~ Ltii-,'t-e Stephenson Il PHILADELPHIA az
" -s AZ = visit her Parents Llctcr ana
L E-.-n soon; SUNDAY l1 Rushvil.e
1-. ar M 8, j. -.-ul.lg % ~ Clrl!a-ill.
- at 80. ss E,re Win Air- a..re5a PeErGrl.
49, -''-sy if.-.-.e Z t.-...ie,uh.a s here vsit-
:, NJ n. Bessie Powell IS listing friends IL.
Alb. g -:---- = j4a..-.,-rr.'le suert Sunday
Vt .- 5a- 5irs C.. g. Il r..
VIZ nero with Nj g. s. We r.er
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ST. CHARLES. NO.

Mss Julia Bsenstein was a guest of relatives
IN r %aRE s2sTend M and SS; r. week Haraaw.y
eomPan!ed by their children. left this city on
mont. vita s, rgiatfTes and tr,eads ms is
me hTst kisit NJ; EsrdaTsy has made 10 the
Miss Mary Lo0i,arr IS entertaining her cousin.
Miss Este 4, Lam ne, Of Hardin. IL. Ills week
Chaueey. Of .WentzvHie last sunday. he came
down to see the hlgh waters 81 the big Muddy
Louis re.y ne guest. q Mr.. aud Mis-, John y.
James Jacobs and son Claude OF Fulton Ky.
er!iEeo here last sunday To Welt relatives. NJ
viii spend tie su:..,er here Win his srands
parents. Mr.. and MIS-. }. 7. Progue
Bertha KTckei of o;Faflon = e''e- '4'4''is MISS
rh,, Reverend ana Ms, Wills Carlisle departed
Tuesday for FayeIie. No. where they attended
the Central College commencement and will re-
friende Mr. Carlisle viii ais also attend the iR
aEgHfation OF Doctor J {: Morris late OF the
president Of Central College.
Mrs. Eafi z. Bit .. ST Louis has spent. the
to Mexico and Mccreedie Mo. next week to visit
relatives and friends for two weeks before re-
Miss sGsieSel Lynch returned to her home in St,
DAYS days to Mis- blanche kechtern in this city.
w Ns Ben @ EyaRs Snd hiafsn sa asFxf f
spend few weeks here with relatives and
Mrs A ]. Journey returned home Wednesday
from Hamburg and Howell. Nc. where she spent
week vita ia rels s! .,o ,.. ,s.r v,s,,,,s
his parents. Doctor and Mrs John H. Stumbere.
FOR several days, departed Wednesday for BslH-
more. Nd. and an European tour. BE was
accompanied By students TO Leips and Berlin.
Germany. and VIII return to America the latter
part of the summer. Professor Stuu1berg Is
member OF the faculty OF the State University
Of Louisiana, located at Baton Rouge. La.
Mss Gussie Johnson OF o'Falion. No, visited
her cousin Mrs. W. s. Johnson. here last week
Miss Louise Bruenemann has returned homo
from iowa. WHERE she has been visiting relatives
for several months.
Mrs Fred H wilkIe and children have returned
here from Iowa and viii make their home here in
the future.
her sister Mrs George W. Brucs, at ST Charles
Military College.
Adam We'll Of Marshall Tex, IL a guest OF his
sisters Mines Peter Paliardy and Louis Ringe.
In this city.
tertntned- the Church Club. and those who took
mart in the play I'm the Trenches of Santiago.
A their horne on Benton avenue Friday evening.
the pisv Will be Reproduced next Wednesday
evening at the opera,house and the proceeds
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Ancient Order United workmen.

sn52a L94Es had an interesting s se;Ia:
Thqay e'fEin az whc1 one saad5 dali wa
a euchre party on THURSDAY evening. June Is.
| prizes will be awarded.
HYDE PARK Lotss held meeting Tuesday
applications are pending- II was decided TO give
an en;e.tainre1, and smoke at the hall OF n
Harris. -TTsbas. Harlow. and Supervising sole
it0r \. z. H9lton made interesting addresses
wnssay dzshia a seSera caaddasss wefs ia
itated and several applications for membership
Perne sseit6r 4 E. Ro S sa iPs GsG
lic!t.r Henry Boehning. Supervising Solicitor u
T5e lnse;i5gs Of United Lodge. which .al, are
fenced and d,l much interest Is shown DuTng the
:ook place on June i. resqltiHE as follows; Mas.
Mute: overseer: Charles Frey: recordsr. Ed
ward alma; fnanc.er. william SomTnerhoT: re
Hunt.iser at OUTSIDE pRat.nan. Henfy Sstsed
ter: guide Fred Mossmann. medical examiners.
PSs51E rsse Aon 1ha and f' schae,
te- At the meeting he'd on June two candi-
l' patc n i.t;iits q Offers on July
Luis L9dEs Nc had , Lively =, 5iFas a,
were initiated in both degrees Several sppiica-
tons are promised for the next meeting. and
during NE summer; On Monday evening. Jun,
The Iatge visited United LolEe :,,: No = and
Phosaix Lodge held an Interesting nesting
eleGtsd 70 nebership nH and one Application for
membership received.
Wss;srn Lodge held an ia.sss.tins meeting Ing
visitors were present. Two candidates were in
f 5ds o SsEsa IS sS oa relief as
master workman and del9gaIisn from Ai.yiI
Eere made By Supervising solicitor. A. z Hol-
ton Master Workman Thomas sanders Of West.
eru Lodge and Henry A Grimm Chairman OF
the Grand Lodge Finance Committee.
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METROPOLIS, ILL.


yes p5z AHsas saturdag for Tis eis
Laurence Eccies came down from .Padueah
Saturday to spend Sunday with his Wife at the
J. NJ Groves OF Dixon Springs was a visitor
Miss Gladys ,shipman. who has been visiting
copiand departed for her home in Faragould.
Ark. last Saturday.
who were here Sunday to attend the wedding Of
his 70 Mis- sadie Tune. returned to their
Muse ass MS Violet and Master JOHNNIE de" de-
lives and trends al smithland Ky.
Bfdweh re,uTned s to Msr.on last a us
George Grace returned TO Cairo last Friday
Mrs Viii want depart sti saturday to visit
her husband at ParaGoult Ark
ME w,iiialns9n and her At s9n. Ma.,eT varnsr
depa5ys;ea t. M9nday for si1 weeks sit at Pop
MrS Nh. MaFgie Foreman and Mrs Pete Freeman
ana ii''Ie da9s s spent Monday In BrookpoTs
home Of Mr.. and Mrs f o Sexton mar Joppa.
Radf "a ce9 S29k his vi and Ms GTs
they bore to be benefited IN health by a course
Mrs. Thomas Moore. who has been the guest Of.
Mr. ard Mrs l. c. Flanagan the lasJ month. de-
Mrs Mel: Smith went to Paducsh Sunday to
Ms, Willis Ward went to Cairo Saturday for
Fred W. HaverkarnD is visiting with home
folks and attending commencement exercises eli
Miss Eta schrader. who has been visiting Mrs
A J. Gibbons departed last Saturday for her
home in Mount Vernon. Ind 49,
-Byrd Protatt was called home from school at
father. Thomas Profit ~ '
Mrs. G e, Veal departed last SATURDAY for a
visit with relatives and friends IN st Louis
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Collision returned Mon
dsy from visit with the formers father IN
Tennessee. -.e. AZ
Mrs; H: 2. Crosby entertained her sister. Mrs
Magic McCreery. and friend. Mrs w a. Par
ker. both Of Paducah. "wednesday
Carl Howell depsrtei Tuesday morning on the
Cowiing for Nashville, Tenn 10 Visit ne
brother. Walter. He was acconnanied as Ia h Is
Paducah by HE mother " All as
6. Captain S. B Kerr departed Wednesday for