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AROUND TOWN.

! Miss JANE Alexander has accepted /
position at the Racket.
Mr.. Pat Miller and family hav,
moved from Garden street TO Soutl
Main street.
Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald. of Nc
Gains. is visiting Mrs. Wesley Weaver
in Nashville.
Mr.. Leonard Gsllop aud family hav,
moved into the house vacated by Mrs
Annie Young.
Miss Bertha Walker. of Santa Fe,
left Tuesday for Mississippi. where
she will teach school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fulton ara
happy over the arrival OF a handsome
boy at their bone on West Sixth street.
Geo Nichols. the West Seventh st.
grocer, wants TO give away 800 in gold
Read about it elsewhere in this paper
Phyntias Lodge, K.of P's met Saturday
night with fairly good attendance and
conferred the second rank on VIM.
Hines.
Mr.. Andrew Harmon and family, who
have been living on Tenth street, have
rented Boyd Andrews cottage on Ninth
street.
Mr.. q. W. Nichols yesterday got
IN from Nashville. two of the hand
soonest delivery wagons ever brought to
Columbia.
Jack Davis. who has been with Sat-
teIheld u Dodson, has accepted posi-
tion with. the Mitchell Ashley Hard
ware Company.
Mrs Annie Young who has been
keeping house on Ninth street. has
taken rooms with Mrs. J. 7. ScIibneI,
on S. Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Goodwin have
moved from the Jail into part of the
house with Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Frazier,
on South Main street.
The Circuit Court room and Circuit
Court Clerks office are being repapered
and fitted up and their appearance
will be greatly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roberts. OF
Atlanta, Ga. are the proud parents
of fine girl. The young lady bears
the name of Frances Evan.
Cheek & Baxter, the undsrtakers, have
bought new funeral car which is said |
to be very handsome thing. 1t will |
arrive about the middle of next month. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Elicit have rented |
the John west cottage and will occupy |
&c at once. Mr.. West is selling his
household goods, and will soon leaye for
St. Louis.
There was small fire yesterdf y
afternoon in a house on North Frierst n
street. but it was put out before any
damage of consequence was done. The
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has been transferred to Indianola,
Miss. The new position is hand
some promotion.
There will be an ice cream supper at
the school house near the Cotton
Factory Friday night for the benefit of
the Chapel of the Advent Church. All
are cordially invited to come and helr
a worthy cause.
Robert Harlan has made sign for
Harlan & Evans which stamps him an
artist In that line. 1t is of raised let
tels in white enamel on black back
ground, and makes an exceedingly
handsome sign.
Mr.. j. p. Parsons, who has been
living in the Parson s Bend neighboI-
hood, has moved to Columbia to reside.
He has purchased the Dowdy house
and lot in Riverside. and is adding to
the property and improving it.
p. b. Blocker from the western part
of the county. who had barn and
contents destroyed by fire recently, was
in the city Tuesday to settle his insur-
apce and was paid 800. by Farrell &
the full amount of his
Alex Mckay. the well,known driver,
is going about on crutches, caused
by wrench of the back which
has been annoying him a great deal.
He says the doctors evidently think
him horse as they are rubbing him
with horse liniment.
A young negro named Albert Walker
was arrested Thursday and pleading
guilty to vagrancy, was sent to the
county work house. Constable Goad
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Livln gston Rag an.

Announcement was made here Thurs
day of the approaching marriage of Miss
Ami, White Raglan, of Nashville, to
Mr.. Alex Livingston, of Texarkana,
Texas The wedding will o;cur on
Sept. TIN, at the home of the bride s
father, Mr.. John Raglan, in Nashville.
Immediately after the wedding Mr.. and
Mrs. Livingston will leave on a bridal
trip to Toronto, Canada, and the North
ern resorts, and will visit the World s
Fair before returning to their home at
Texarkana. Mr. Livingston is prom
inent young GUINNESS man of that place,
while Miss Ragan is the attractive
daughter OF Mr.. John H. Raglan, for
mer well-known resident of Columbia.
Miss Raglan is also we'll known here and
has many friends who will wish her
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. Ira Brown has returned from
Primms s.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Greenlaw have
gone to Primm S.
Miss Ethel Howell is visiting rela.
tives at Culleoka
Miss Fannie Hayes has returned
from Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Ellen Catina is visiting Miss Beu.
lab Oakley in Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Hattie Flguers Is visiting Miss
Lauree Orr, at Mt Pleasant.
Ewing Ramon has returned from a
week s vacation at Glendale.
Mrs. Ida Scott. of Lynnvlle, is the
guest of Mrs. Jno. W. Fry.
Miss jamie Wilson has returned from
a visit to friends at Hartman.
Mrs. Izora Cecil Andrews has gone to
Denver, COL, to remain sometime.
DR.. R. Long is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Jno. Addison, in the country.
Mr.. A. F Thomas has returned from
weeks fishing trip on Swan Creek.
Mrs T. W. Blasingine and little son,
are visiting relatives at Verona, Miss.
Miss Matte McGaw is visiting her
sister, Mrs. T. l. VOORHEES, at Beech
land
Miss Annie May Polk has returned
home from visit to friends at West
Point
MIS-. Will Holman. Mrs. Will Goad
and Mrs. Frazier, are visiting in Mt.
Pleasant.
Mrs. Jno. Fu-man, IF Birmingham, is
visiting the family of Mr.. Tom English,
at Isom.
Mrs. Sidney Patterson and children
have returned from visit to Buford
Station.
Mrs. R. Vesey and little grandson,
Forest Jones, are visiting relatives at
Santa Fe.
Miss Porter Amis, of Mccain s, is
visiting Miss Naomi Clark. at the
Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Phelps have re-
turned from a visit to relatives at
Southport.
Mrs. Clifford Adkisson and little
son, are visiting Mrs. Thomas Alex
ander, in Pulaski.
MISS Edith Schechter, of New AL
bany, Ind. is visiting Miss Minnie Lou
Davis, at Dark's.
Miss Maud Craig will leave in a few
days for Lynnville, to visit her aunt,
MIS- Jno. Wilson.
Miss Bertha Cayce has returned from
pleasant visit to Miss Kitty Thomp-
son of Hampshire.
Mrs. Frank Craige and Miss Bessie
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place. viii also leave for 81.
Martin. La. to take positions in q
school
Mrs Mckibbon and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth. have returned 10 Giles
county. after a visit 10 Mrs. j. 7.
Scribner. on South Main street.
Rudolph Adkissou, who has been in
Sheffield, Ala. for sometime, is now 10
Mt Pleasant, where be has a position
with the Cumberland Telephone Com
pany.
Misses Sheppard and Scoggins. who
have been visiting Miss Susie Lips
comb at Zion. returned to their
home in Nashville Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. JIG. Taylor left Friday morning
on an extended trip through Kentucky
and Tennessee. He is ON a sort of
prospecting tour and may decide to
locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Henry and little
daughter. Mary, OF Lynnville. and
Mr.. Will Evans, of Elkmont, have
returned to their homes after visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Tyler.
Mrs. Celia Hagey and Miss Ida
Garrett, after stay of two months
with friends in Columbia and at
Double Springs and Maury county.
have returned to their home In West
End. Nashville American.
Mrs. ]. W. Weaver and daughter. !
Miss Grace. have returned to Nash !
vile, after viist TO relatives at Santa /
Fe Mrs. Viewers mother. Mis-. /
Rushton, accompanied her and will
spend the winter with her.
Squire Il. W. Hayes and his brother,
w. A. Hayes. left Monday evening to
attend family reunion at their old
home at Murphy. North Carolina.
Squire Hayes expects to return home
Sunday, but his brother will remain
longer.
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I'M SOCIETY.

The young men of the city gave g
dance at the Arsenal Wednesday night
complimentary to Miss Emma Wooter
and her guests, Miss Tracyne Baker, oil
Florence. Ala, and Miss Hattie
Woodruff, OF Mooresville. Ala. The ger
man was led by Geo. Hughes and M iss
Baker. The chaperones were Mrs. Robt.
Pillow and Mrs. Jno. T. Wooten. About
fifteen couples were present.
Miss Levonia Rittenberry, assisted by
her brother, Nat G. Rittenberry. enter
tanned about 10 guests Friday evening
in honor of Miss Mary Mitchell, of Co.
lumbia. Music was the principal feature
of the pleasant occasion. Refreshments
were served.-Pulaski Citizen.
Miss Pearl Yarbrough entertained the
members of the Olive Circle of the Bap-
fist church at lawn fete, Friday night
at her home on the Sowell Mill pike
The lawn was lighted with numerous
Japanese lanterns and frappe was served
by Miss Adell Nichols. Pit and other
games we're enjoyed anC later in the
evening a delicious ice course was SER
we'd.
Miss Fannie Young entertained few
friends very pleasantly Friday night. in
honor of her visitor from Franklin, Miss
Helen Daniels. conversation and games
we're enjoyed and later refreshments
were served.
Misses Mary Dale and Bessie Craige
enter tanned Monday night compliment
tary to Mr.. Linus Parker, of Raleigh, N
g A literary courtship was the feature
of the evening. The house was aItieti-
cally decorated with roses and an ice
course, tempting and beautiful, was
served.
Misses jamie and Mittie Elan, little
Miss Mamie Nichols, Mrs. Walter ID
Hastings and Mrs. w. p. Morgan
have returned from Spring Hill, where
they attended house party given by
Miss May Williams They report hav-
ing had decidedly enjoyable time.
Master Gerard and Miss Marie |
entertained about sixty OF
their friends Friday night from seven.
thirty until n-thirty. at the home OF
the ir parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Brown.
low on West Sixth street. Chairs and
settles we're scattered over the lawn, J
which was lighted with Japanese Ian
terms, and on the porch Miss HALL, Fry |
served frappe Various games were en-
oyed during the evening, and delicious !
consisting of cakes and
ces we're served, and the little ladies
md gentlemen made the welkin ring
With their merry talk and laughter. and
\ ere loath to admit it was "time to go.
when that time came.
"Oak lands" the beautiful country
,ome OF Mr.. and Mrs. W V. Thompson,
lear Ashwood, was the scene Of
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"Oaklands," the beautiful country
horne OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Thompson,
near Ashwood, was the scene Of a
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and the other officials have lately been
making Columbia a very unhealthy
place for the Migrants.
Judge W. O. Gordon spent Thursday
at Ashwood. He says that they are
shipping an immense amount of tan
bark from that point. 1t comes from
Lewis county and is proving quite an
extensive industry there and scattering
great deal OF money throughout the
county
Next Monday will be County Court
day, when it is expected that some
important road business will be trans
acted. 1t will also be the last day for
fling claims to be allowed at the
Quarterly Court in October.
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Camping Party.

A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs. j..
M. Dedmsn and children. Paul Filson
and Robert Clark, left Thursday for a
fishing trip up the river. The party
will camp at Vincent Springs, dis
lance of about eighteen miles by
the rver, and will be absent about a
week
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WEDDING BELLS.
Robinson-Love.

Chas. E. Robinson and Miss Maud
Love, of the Rally Hill vicinity. had
been sweetheaIts for some time and
decided to come to town Tuesday and
get married. After procuring a license
they called into requisltion the SER
vices of Squire Bob Guest and went to
the store of Baughman & Bogatsky.
where the Squire in his usual happy
manner made them one.
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Fleming Thomas. the Deputy Trustee.
has returned from week s vacation
In Hickman county. He was MEM
bel of fishing party from Hampshire
consisting of ladies and gentlemen.
They caught lots of fish, killed an
abundance of squirrels and the entire
party had delightful outing.
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delightful entertainment, Thursday
afternoon, given by Mrs. Thompson in
honor OF Mrs. Harry Armstrong, of
Memphis, Mrs. Caro- Gordon Hanson,
of San Antorio, Texas, and Misses
Scoggins and Sheppard of Nashville.
! Golden rod was used wi b pretty effect;
| 10 the decorations of the reception rooms
| A word contest was INDUCED in, Mrs
! Harry Armstrong, Of Memphis, winning
| the prize,a box of candy. After the game,
an ice course was served. About thirty
six guests enjoyed Mrs. Thompson g hos
pitality. Miss Mabel Stephenson as
sisted Mrs. Thompson in entertaining.
A party of young people enjoyed
| sunset party in beautiful st. John IS
woods at Ashwood Thursday evening.
given by Miss Bertha Vaughan, compli-
mentary to her guest, Miss fessie
McGahey. of Tuscaloosa. Ala. The
party went out in tally-ho, chaper-
oned by DIR. and Mrs. Horsley. A
delicious lunch was served picnic
fashion at sunset, the party returning
to the city about nine O'Clock. Miss
Vaughn S guests were Misses Nc
Gahey. Nina Sowell, Ellen and Cassie
FIiel; Messrs. Melvin and Claud Whit
taker. Joe Loveland, Frank Vauhgn
and Chas Baker.
Fleming Thomas the Deputy Trustee.
has returned from a weeks vacation
In Hickman county. He was a MEM
ber of fishing party from Hampshire
consisting of ladies and gentlemen
They caught lots of fish, killed am
abundance of squirrels and the entire
party had delightful outing.
Miss Clyde Smith entertained in her
usual charming manner Saturday even
ing complimentary to her guests, Miss
Willie Stephenson, of Nashville. and
Miss Estelle Finley, of Columbia. The
was an out door affair."
the lawn being beautifully decorated
with Japanese lanterns. Music and
games were INDUCED 10. after delight
fol ice course was served. Those present
were Misses Willie A. Stephenson, Es-
tella Finley, Nell Loftin, Mamie At
kisson, Lena Jones, Saidee Scott, Edna
aud Mona Jones. Zeldulia Loftin, Mary
Gaines, Mable and Leota jones, Pearl
Clymer, Katie Douson Miss Lownice,
Of Ashwood Messrs Henry TindeHr
Fred Journey, Ben and Henry Loftln,
Clarine Jones, Webb and Lyman Fergu-
son, Tom Harrison, Raleigh Dodson,
Hamp Harrison, Rush Scott, Orville
Baxter, OF Columbia.
About thirty little people enjoyed
he watermelon feast Monday right.
given by Miss Virginia Moore, CON-
to her guest, Miss Mary
avn and porches were decorated with
Japanese lanterns, and quite pleasant
vening was passed.
Mr.. Jno. W. Shelton entertained the
lderly ladies of West Eighth street
t his home Saturday night. Several
Iours were very pleasantly spent,
music and conversation being the
eatures of the evening
Misses Sarah Scoggins and Ross
heppard. of Nashville. and Miss
usie Lipscomb, of Frierson. wo,e the
onorees of delightful card party
iven at the Century Club rooms Mon
ay night. Besides the honorees. there
vere present Misses Jean Dobbins~
Elizabeth McI,emore, Sadie Sheegog.
Innie Evans. Louise Fentress. Of
iemphis, Rebecca Carpenter; MessrE
!. W. Baker, Sam Harlan, Vim. Evans.
. b. Cranberry. Cheairs Mayes, job.
larner. T. N. Jones' Mr.. and Mrs
IA Rutpa
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Moved his CHlce.

Mr.. R. M. Williams, Sec'y of the
Fair Association, moved his office
Wednesday to the fair grounds at South
Side Park, where he can be found
from now till the fair. Call Bell
phone 2S2 and Citizens 3O6-2 rings.
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THOUSANDS HAVE EYE !;
TROUBLES and DON'T
KNOW |?

People suffering with Headaches,
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Hysteria,
and all nervous troubles may have
seemingly perfect eyes. Yet, this
is the class of people who have
Eye Defects of the worst kind.
The eyes control such large per.
cent of the nerve supply that
when they have defects, they ap.
pIopriate the nerve energy that
was intended by Nature to supply
other organs, and use it in cover
ing up their own defects. Thus,
the other organs cannot properly
perform their duties until the eye
defects are corrected and the
nerve energy directed into It's
proper channels.
We correct all Eye defects that
cause Human Ills. We straighten
Cross Eyes aud cure Graduated
Lids, without the uso OF the
knife or medicines.
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every happiness in the new relation she
is about to assume.
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Geo. Nichols, the West Seventh St..
grocer, wants to give away 500 in gold
Read about it elsewhere in this paper
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LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining unclaimed in
the Honolulu postofice for the week
ending August 2Ist, 1904:
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WILL MEET The ], q
COMING SHR|NERS

a number of Eastern Shriners are
expected to arrive on the Ventura today
from the mainland and local Sshriners
will be on hand at the dock to extend
the glad hand to them. AS Aloha Tenn
pie has not been officially informed of
the coming Of any Shriners, no definite
reception or entertainment.
An informal meeting of Shriners was
held yesterday and committee, headed
by Clarence Crabbe, the chief officer of
the local organization in the absence
of Dr. Grossman, the Potentate, will be
on hand to conduct them from the
steamer to the hottest sands that can
be found on the beach.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Send to or Immediately notify the
Board of Health of all rats found dead
from nnkno7On causes.
..Herpfcide" will prevent badness.
Sold at all first class drug stores and
barber shops.
A secondhand piano is wanted. See
our classified advertisements today on
the last page.
A Japa nese couple advertise in today
classified advertisements for situation
in private family.
Treasury warrant No. 1895 for 5000
has been lost and all persons are warn
ed against negotiating the same.
Some choice dinner sets and other
crockery will be sold today at Jas. r.
Morgan's auction rooms at 10 O'CLOCK
A good judge of beer will always
choose Primo Lager because of its de-
lightful flavor. proper age and absolute
purity.
The stock books of the Honomu Sugar
co. will be closed to transfers from FIJI
day. the 26th inst, to "Wednesday the
S1st inst.
Any reader having a house to rent
or a nice cottage home to sell Will DO
well to consult the adj. of Trent q Co..
in today's paper.
T. r. Morgan yesterday cabled from
San Francisco to w. H. Hogs TO an
nource that he is not a candidate fer
senator on the Republican ticket
Easy payments apply not only to pl-
amos but also to organs. talking ma
chimes, pianolas, ETC., at Bergstrom S
music store They will tell you All
about it.
The Hawaiian News Co. has COM
nleta stock of Berkshire typewriter pa
per. This paper has all the qua htles-
strength. durability and fneness-most
essential to good work
A Hawaiian and Filipino cure for
freckles discovered by DIR. Hicks Whlie
visiting these islands is to be hao ohly
at Miss Wynn's hair-dressing parlors
on Richards Street.
2 Fhlers & Co. announce their
great sale of silks to begin THURSDAY
morning, September 1st. a fuH hst OF
,,rices is given in their advertisement
today and the goods are shown In the
windows.
The q. O. Yee Hop GO. will receive a
f,,Il assortment of California fruit ana
vegetables in season on today ven
t1ra. The store will be open all day
and orders sent in by phone VIII pe
promptly attended TO.
Dividend No Sc of the Eva Plantation
Co. is now due and payable TO tne
shareholders on presentation OF certln-
Gates on Wednesday. August 31st' al
the Office of the agents. Castle & Cooke,
Ltd, in their new quarters on Merchan1
street.
If YOU are renting an unpapered mouse
The owner will probably be glad to have
Won choose the paper. Be sure 10 81
ia Levers & Cooke, Ltd, for the paper
They have just the kind to SUIT your
wishes. Thus you can have each room
napered according to your taste.
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The Record contains all OF the official
seMrt, corporation, foreclosure, and part
nerghip notices published In all OF LAs
rftOry
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Annual
Remnant Sale

What to do with remnants is prob
lem every large store has to face once
a year.
From all parts OF the store we have
gathered up the short ends OF
ORGANIZES, LAWNS, BATISTES
DIMITIES, GINGHAMS.
ZEPHYRS. CHAMBRAYo, VIOLES
FTAMINES. FLANNELETES,
WOODEN DRESS GOODS OF all
kinds,
SILKS. SILK MULLS,
SHEETING, DENNIS. SILK
OLINES,
CRBTONNES, CURTAIN-s;WISS.
TABLE LINENS,
And in fact all odds and ends which
NAV have accumulated in the past year
Prices scarcely matter. Anything that
will sell the goods IS the right price
Sometimes it is Ioc. for stuff originally
65c but never mind that
Early corners OF course get FIRST seiec-
ton. 50 Just remember that the sale
begins at 9 O'Clock Monday morning.
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MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 22d.
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p,nasnn1es to the Coast Prepaid.

Fropic Fruit Co. will deliver a Do&
of their fine Wahiawa Pnieappies "
anv address on the Coast, all charges
nreraid. for less than the freight ALONE
would cost you. See Byron y. ClarA'
Manager. or leave orders with +. T.
Enos, agent for Wells Fargo q ~.
Masonic block.
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rrcs,ocker for Robertson.

Frank B. Mcstocker will not be
,6tsa+a for permanent chairman OF
+ba Republican Territorial Convention
Mr. NcStocker feels first that his bust
ness interests will prevent his entering
into notifies. He will endorse the can
didacy of A. C. NJ. Robertson.
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the Honolulu postofice for the week
ending August 2Ist, 1904:
Abbey, Mrs Mary Hall, Mrs Alfred c
w Heer, w G
Allan, Mrs Adelina johnson, 7 ]
Anderson, Manuel Johansen. John
A LIE Conte, Mrs Ma
Andrews, Miss Julia bic
Aars, Miss Ragua Lewis, Frank
Baldwin, WD Lewis, Miss e K
Bartlett. Mrs c A. McBryant, Robert
Bishop. Miss Ethel Mccarthy. I
Bode, Mrs Henry Miller, Frank K
Carlson, C + Rogalisky, Mrs Ia
Campbell, w H mar
Christian. Miss NJ Shaw, Mr. & Mrs
CiydeINf E NJ Harry
Cullen, Master JOS Smith, Miss Alice
eph Staunton. + L
DeveriH P G Fl Taylor, Miss Ida NJ
Diver, Miss E Thornton W II
Bunker, George loose, w +
Edwards. E w Wicker, Harry E
Fleiza. Miss M Won Gravemeyer, A
Forrest, Frank Wand, Miss Mabel
Frickey. Real E Williams. Mrs
Gahan, Mrs Henry
Fl andschin.Albert WohIers, Miss A
al Wood, Miss
Halvorsen, Mrs H c
J. NJ. DAT,
Postmaster.