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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28

iCtwistiaa Endeavoeers Elect Otfnons.
] The newly elected officers: Of the
Young Peoples Society of Chris
Itian Endeavor of the Presbyterian
Church are as fellows: -
|; President-MissFl florence bennett.
! Vice President Miss Lillis King.
Cor. Secretary-Miss Eva Trimble.
| Rec. Secretary-Miss Flora Kyle.
i Treasurer-Mr. Leslie Reid.
! The chairmen of the various com.
mittees will be announced at the
first regular devotional meeting
which will be held. next Sunday
evening at 6:45 in the lecture room
of the church. The president will
lead the meeting. :,~. 49, - =.
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Welded. at Chicago.

/. III. I.Wessinger, mechanical sup,
of mines for the Steel
Corporation, was on Saturday last
united in marriage to Miss Jessie
Cooley, daughter of Mr.: and HIs.
Jerosa,e. +. Cooley, Of Duluth, at the
Auditorium Annex in: Chicago.
The groom was formerly snperin-
;teDdent of the Saunfry fnine at Tho
place, and has many Virginia
friends whose congratulations and
best wishes will be extended. o. & &
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Council Ohamhers. Virginia. MINI
49, Oct. Is, 1904.
Resolution appointing judges Of General
sElectfon.
BY Alderman Bush: =
Resolved by the City Council of the Cit, OF
sVirgtnla. MIMI. that the jndees Of election
sbere1ofore. selected TO preside At the Primary
Election held 6eDtember 20. 1904, are hereby
sreappointed and directed. to- act as such
Judges Oh November 1st 1904, for the regis
tration of voters and on November 8, 1904, al
the General election. - q
Moved by Alderman, George supported by
Alderman Mattson. that the above resolution
be adopted.
Ayes-Aldermen Bush, Mattson. Wiggen
George, Mr.. Presidents. 1922. g.
Nays-nOne. - :.
r: ~' -.@. H - PA. OoEFEY,
Attest: President of the City Council.
An. THOMPSON. =: -. 49, =.
: s-y|szs@ City Clerk.
z3.sz :: :. 90. A KoEPP. Deputy. - - 5.s
Approved.or t. 2s1ooi:-:zls5r = - -
w.. II .. E. N. T.. FAY. zzy.
-asss. g. - x Mavor.
Council Chambers, Virginia, MIMI,
&. III. - - Oct 1s. 1901. -
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The Virginia High school Foot
Ball team went TO. Grand Rapidsson
Saturday TORY conclusions with
the local Highs Of that point on the
gridiron. After a severe ride Of
four hourssand q more severe wait
tattSwans River we are at a. losss to-
know how the boys could come out
victorious, but they did, adding an
othersscaip to theirlist ofzvistoIies
by a score ofs6to.Q .-ass>s - :
+ Arriving at Grand Rapidssat1 1916
already attired in their shin guards
and paraphrenalia; the change hav.
ing been made at Swan River by
way of pastime, the boys proceeded
directlyFto the grounds ,accompan-
led by the Grand Rapidites and a.
Egoodly crowd Of rooters. -.
/ In the toss for goal Grand Rapids
won and kicked off, game beingc call
ed at l:15. Virginia secured the
ball. returningit it. about ten yards,
but were held for downs. Grand
Rapids obtaining the BALI made a,
good run for the Virginia. goal but
were stopped on the fifteen yard
line. Virginia now: began to- get
into the game, although it. made.
some of the boys "tremble," and
held the opposing team for downs.
They now bodily pushed the Rap
idites down the field to their ten
yard line. With only half a minute
of play left the boys determined to
make a touch. down, and put the
ball in play and sent it over the
line. A goal was kicked by one of
the plucky half-backs, making the
Escore at the end Of the first half TO
0 in Virginia's favor:
In the second half-Grand Rapids
again kicked off, but soon. stopped
the return as the kick was Of very
short endurance, the ball going
about twenty yards. The Virginia
boys pushed steadily down the field
with the ball, and had 1T not been
for the numerous penalties i'm
posed by the Grand Rapids officials.
who made their decisions, in &C.
cordance with the expressed wishes
of the rootere on the side lines,
would without doubt added another
five points to their score. However,
after fifteen minutes-~ of play, the
length of the second half, the bali
went out of commission on the
Grand Rapids danger. line.
Following the game the boys had
to make tracks for the train, again
"eating" at Swan River, although
it is said that some of the boys
prefer certain Virginia "eatin's" as
a steady diet.
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Enterprise ado. bringsresnIts
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=
81 Ihayes forssale q acre;
m amount of land suitable for
farming pnrr al,sl . laoicont ain.
ing some timber. located ii tow d.
shipaa IS ss57-1 d and sails These
lands haves not been explored ae
yet, but the present owners will sell
at thespFice named with an agree
ment to- paw GO per acre forany
land desiredF 70 be released,
should ore be found thereon atss5a
later date. LOUIS PETERSON,
,36.-. 81. = 5.s.s Aurora, Mimi.
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been laid out and 8. So D. 1890
wiflf II At between ma n faafs

been laid oi1t, a. o.. stsefaRe
width ofs between. s 600 and 4too|f feet
The month Of the tunnel ia locat-5
5ed.a short distanc up Ophir can,
5yon from the pun ping plant of the
Gold Belt Water company. which
supplies the gold camp Of dercur
with the water used there. It's
course will run trifle nortl, of
west from thesentrance, and, az. all
of the mineral bearing croas-fisures
of the district have5a northerly and
|southerly course, with an easterly
dip, itscannot fail to tap them all.
It is calculated, from the surveys
made that the tunnel will reach the
Fisk fsures Of the great Buckhorn
and other mines lying. to the west,
will begin to make their appear
ance soon after the 1000, foot mark
has been, reached. ~
I'VE are taking hold of this, propo-
eition" said.President Herman fully
realizing that. it wilt take some
time and not a little money to &C.
complish the purposes Of our com
pany. We have taken time, how
ever, to satisfy ourselves that the
camp, is one >of great merit; that
SPLENDID Mines already exiet and
that the territory which we have
secured will open the veins, at
much greater-depth than they have
ever been touched, unless IL be in
Senator w. A. Glark's- Ophir~ Hill
bonanza. 1t has taken some time
to get the proposition rounded out,
but now that the details have all
been arranged, we feel that we have
been fortunate to a degree: Our
manager, Mr.. Rossom, will5visit the
property at frequent intervals and
after the mineral-bearing zone has
been we'll penetrated and it :is pos
sible to begin mining, our plans
will bezelaborated upon and every
lpreparat ton will be made to handle
the enterprise on lines commensur
ate with its importance. -
The old camp of Ophir, like STOCK.
ton, on the north, and like Alta and
other districts of the state, pro
duced its millions in the early days
from comparatively shallow work
ings; in those days nothing but the
richest kinds of ores paid to, mine
on account of the remoteness of the
camps from the railroads, the crude
methods of mining, milling and
smelling and the great costs at
tendant upon operation. Condi
tons have changed, however, and
one camp after another is coming
to the front and proving up better
and bigger than was ever dreamed
of by the old-timers. The Ophir
Hill is bigger bonanza than il
ever was in the early days, the same
is true of the Buckhorn, and the
Ophir Tunnel company occupies a
position in the camp with no room
to doubt that it, will do for that
camp what the HonerineE company
has done for Stockton, though the
cost sould be nothing like as great
as there is no drainage problem tc
solve.
Their business here concluded
Messrs. Hermann, Butchart and
Rossom left for Minnesota again
last evening.
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Notice of Election.

State OF Minnesota, County of St. Louis, City rs
To the Legally Qualified Electors OF the Elec-
ton Districts of the City of Virginia. in the
County of st. Louis, State of Minnesota.
Notice is hereby given, that pursuant to the
provisions of Chapter OF the< General Laws
OF Minnesota for the year 1888. and the laws
amendatOry thereof. a General Election will
be held In said districts ON the first Tuesday !
after the first Monday OF November. A. d.
1904. tO-wit, the eighth day OF November, A.
d. 1904. and that the polls will be open on said
day from the hour OF nine O'Clock in the fore
noon until the hour of five O'Clock in the az
ternoon thereof, for the purpose Of voting for
and electing the following Officers to-wtt: 90
STATE AND DISTRICT OFFICERS. y
1Governor. .g~-'.,-.
Lieutenant Governor. .-:
1Secretary OF State. > r. -
state Treasurer. -
lAttOrneY General. "
2 Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners.
4lustices OF the Supreme Court.
District Judge for the 18th Judicial Dis /
trict s
tiVes. g.
COUNTY OFFICERS OF ST. LOUIS COUN-
TY, MINNESOTA.
= County Auditor.
4 County Treasurer.
4 Register of Deeds
Sheriff.
fudge OF Probate,
! County Attorney.
County Surveyor. -
lClerk of the District Court
lOounty Superintendent of Schools.
r. County Coroner. = 2z<+ = .,'-..... 49,
Notice Is further Riyen. that there Is to be
voted for and elected at said election: "a
One ~ Member OF Congress for the, Stb
Congressional District. = $3.50
! Notice is further given. that tho following
amendments to the Constitution Of the State
of Minnesota, will be submitted to the voters
of your district and of the State of Minnesota,
for their approval or rejection at the next
general election above specified. to- wit:
; Frst.-"Amendment to Section six g. of
Article eight ts), providing for leaning the
permanent School>or University funds to or
the purchase Of bonds OF cities, villages, =
towns. counties and school Districts
Second.-"Amendment to Section seven "a
OF Article one Il, of the Constitution provid-
ing for criminal prosecutions and the rights
OF the accused" - ~ --a-~e.:.
Notice is further given. that under the pro- =
visions of Chapter s63, General Laws Of Min-
nesota for the year 1903, the following propo-
sition will be submitted to the voters of your
district aud of the State of. Minnesota for :
their approval or rejection at the next gem
eral election above specified, to-wtt: -" @
/ FREDERICKSBURG the gross earnings tax OF
RAILROAD Companies from three to four per
cent" - :.>z::@
& A. N. THOMPSON, City CLERK. .5s.
/ ByO. A. Koepp. Deputy.
/ City Of Virginia, State of Minnesota.
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/. nv Aldarman atf l1atf s.:
Whereas q, -. Alda. and
Others Il appeaIssthat III the otis stored II the
tank and upon the premises of the Standard
OIL Company, situat duponz the f1yht-oksw
Of the Duluth, Mi6sabeg q Northern Railway
track az the east end of Oak Street arc main
tained Ina dangerous condition and consti-
tuting public nuisance.
Resolved BY the City Council OF the; City ofz
Virgins. that the said Standard on Company
be and II Is HEREBY ordered to Iron clad their
warehouse building and level up yard yIitt
gravel or sand, and repair fence around thetr
property within thirty days from the date of
this resolution. and the City Clerk Is hereby
directed tocause copy Of this resolution "a
be served upon said Standard OIL Company.
Moved BY Alderman George, supported by
Alderman Wiggcn that the above resolution
be adopted. 10 { r .5#I /. @
Ayes-A ldermen Bush. Mattson, Wiggen,
George, Nj. President-55.ssssz =ss # s55
Nays-None. H#*-s =ss$sz5 5:
Passed October 18, 1904 49, s3. z=
..-5 e !. &, r. q. COIEKY,
Attest: President Of City Council.
s. "A. N. THOMPSON. : = 81 + &. 6: +
81 I'D CITY Clerk. r.. .@.~ 49,
~zt GA. KolPP. Deputy. : 'S... - ~
Approved Get. % 1904 s. ST. zz-.= !:
& =. =z=s. ss5z2. s.: "a NJ. L. FAY, =
Il .s s~ So is :s:z - :: Mayor.
Moved and supported that the council ad-s
journ until next regnlarsmeeting. 49,
Carried. = - -, p rs .zss.:@r,5 =:
- : 4, N: THOMPSON.
= - ~ City Clerk.
Byo. A. KoEpP. Deputy. e. g.. -::. md.
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Good News from Anglo Saxon.


The following from the Courier,
at Georgetown, Colorado, relative to
the Anglo-Saxon Mining and Devel-
opment Co. will be of interest to a
number of Virginians, upwards of
forty of our citizens being known az
/ owners of blocks of stock in the
property:
THE Anglo-Saxon Mining and
Development Company are contin-
uing operations on their property,
and the tunnel is being driven
ahead as rapidly as possible. An
excellent showing is being made
and there is great deal of low
l.grade mill dirt, which will pay to
mill, and it is being placed to one
side and will be treated at an early
date.
/ "The main object in driving this
tunnel is to cut the ore shoot which
has been exposed on the west end
I;of the property, and from which ore
has been taken which is almost pure
silver. It is believed that this ore
Iipitches east, and that it will not be
necessary to run the tunnel directly
under the point where this ore was
found on the surface, but that the
tunnel will cut it at distance of
from 100 to 200 feet, which will give
approximately $50 feet of overhead
|stoping on: this rich ore" h..
Cloak and Sesit Sale. -. =:
The attention of the ladies' is
called to the fact that Mr.. T. F.sRen-
well, of the Philadelphia Cloak and
Suit Co, will be at the store of
Henry Hughes & Co. on Saturday,
October g, to take special measure
ment orders for ladies, misses and
lchildren's special made cloaks, fur
Iscarfs and garments. This house
is noted throughout the land for
Iifa exclusive styles and the excel.
lent fit and finish of it's garments
and general reliability, and the.
time to make you fall selections.
from one Of Americas best and.
most exclusive fail styles in this
line will be shown here. The great:
advantage in buying garments.
from this house il the fact that
yon can get q. garment to yoIr1
measure ct g read ,made price and,
get something exclusive.
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che gty Council.
Official Pabllea1.en
..ets Pteet dines., !

Regular meeting of the city coanoil. of the
! city of Virginia. Minnesota. ~
: Council Chamber, Virginia, MINI.
- So - -. Oct. 49, 1904. 4
! Official proceedings. regular meeting. :,
] Council called to order by the President.
) Roll.call. 49, -
Mr.. President-4.
!; Absent-Aldermen George, .JOhnsnn-2. r \
Reading OF minutes OF previous meeting.
Moved ind supported that the minutes be
approved as read. ."* r., -
J Carried. -. 81
!; Petition Of E. .. Walters for permit to
build lunch room ON the Baker corner was
presented and read. 1852
Moved and supported that the permit be
granted.
: Carried.
J: Alderman George takes his seat in the coun-
Gil.
Moved and supported that the clerk for
ward all special assessments to the County
auditor. H.
S Carried.
/ -: Council Chambers. Virginia. Mimi,
{ Oct 8.1a14.
TO the President and City Council of the city,
of Virginia.
Gentlemen:-We,t the undersigned commit
tee ON finance. would Respectfully report that
we have audited the following bills and offer
the following resolution for adoption: =,
+, f. G. BUSH.
i s.,.. P. A. COREY,
4 Committee.
Resolved. That the following bills be allow
ed and the city clerk be and is hereby in
structed to draw orders ON the city treasurer
In payment OF same:
Michael D0nnelly; street labor . n
virginia Light T. Water Co. hydrant
i rental 10 Dec. 81 ...... ........ 80. SD o.
Virginia Light & Water 90. light... 1888 90
a. Hawkins0n, interest ON bonds 800. SEQ o.
Mesaha Telephone Co. teleph0ne.ser-
Virginia Plumbing h Heating Co. re- =.
pairs on fountain .............. %. 225
Dan CORey. team work ...... n 81
Passed on motion. of Alderman George by
the following vote:
Ayes ~ Aldermen Rush. Mattsop, Wiggeu,
George, Mr.. Prestdent-5 g..
/ NaYs-nOne. :
.,. b., ~-g.z~.-= PA. COREY,
Attsst: President otthe City Council.
IN. THOMSON, ..s>, -s.s ~
City flark.~ - - e.
GA. KOEPP. Deputy ~
1 Approved Oct 8. 1904 ,~
/ Mayor.
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Duluth, AiSsabe ( Northern Ry
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.

For rates and information call on
! r. w. LUSK. Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-14
BRIEF MENTION.

A. w. Mills spent yesterday in Little
Rock.
r. c. Newton, of Little Rock, is in
the city.
Dickinson Brugman, of Little Rock
was in the city today.
Julius Leitner went to Texarkana
last night IN business.
Rev. w T. Amis, of Hot Springs,
was in the city this afternoon.
Wilson Easter came up from Ham
burg last night Gn business.
Meyer Solinson left this afternoon
for St Louis on a business trip.
Judge J. e. Hampton, of Fordyce
was here yesterday on business.
w. G.. Manre, of Little Rock, is
among the business visitors here to-
day.
Misses Blanche and Allie Lee Fox
are the guests Of friends in Little
Rock.
Mrs. +. A. Jarvis and J. Pitts Jar
Wis, of Noble Lake, are registered at
the Trulock
Mr.. and Mrs. w. @. Adams will
leave at 4:30 p. m. today for their
home III Owensboro, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Whyte and son,
of Piedmont, Mo, are visiting friends
and relatives in the city.
Miss Eta Solinson leaves today for
Baltimore, Md, where she will be the
guest of friends and relatives.
w. b. Alexander is in Little Rock
today, in attendance upon the meeting
of the Democratic State Central COM
mittee.
Mrs. w. M. Senyard was called to
Texarkana to be at the bedside of her
daughter. Mrs. H. w. Brownrigg, who
is quite i'll.
Miss Winnifred Addington, of Char
lotte. N c., has arrived in the city,
to be the guest Of Miss Amanda Cald-
we'll for a few weeks
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-14
How the Fiddle Acted,

During a recent trial spin Of Sham.
rock III. violinist on a passing boat
serenaded her. whereupon Designer
Fife said to Sir Thomas Upton:
Every time hear a fiddle remember
a description Of the instrument given
to me by an unsophisticated country.
man. He said 1T was the shape of
turkey and the size Of a goose; a
man turned it over on its back and
rubbed its stomach with stick and
by the powers, but it did squeal!' ~
New York Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-14
= + + + :, + + + + - + ~ + +

The Greenville Democrat says: With
the past two days Of sunshine and the
chirp of the little birds here and there
reminds us that spring is en- its way.
And with spring comes baseball The
committee named in the Democrat last
week called on the locals fans, and
enough money was subscribed by the
liberal patrons to put team in the
field in first class shape. 1t has not
been fully decided whether or not
that Jackson and Meridian will be
in the Cotton States League the com
ing season. but both towns should sup
port teams in our famous little league.
If the above named towns fail to quail
fy, the league will remain the same as
last year which includes Pine Bluff,
Ark, Monroe and Baton Rouge, La,
and Natchez, V1cksburg and Green
vile, Miss.
In an interview with President
Wheeler of the local association, he
stated that he had secured Robert
R0thermel as manager for GreenVille,
and that Reisinger, Ref, Kelly and Du
gan. of our last years team, would
probably wear Groenvil]c uniforms
this year.
President Wheeler considers himself
lucky in securing the services of
Rothermel who is by no means a
stranger t, The local fans. Rothermel
was the second baseman, catcher, etc,
for Baton Rouge last year, and shows
up well also in stick work. The new
manager thinks he has a good list of
players i'll sight
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-14

Mrs. A. NJ. Knox. who has been Sc
riously i'll, is improving.
H G. (Windy) Plummer has with,
drawn from the race for representa-
tive.
-Ryan's catarrhline cures your
colds and headaches when all other
remedies fail.
Call for carriages and baggage day
or night. Old phone Nc. Is. Helms
and Chestnut
Charles Haraman was fined S25
for disturbing the peace by Justice
Stewart this afternoon.
--For rent Four-room house with
modern conyeniences; 909 West Sec
ond Apply at $40 West Eighth ave-
nue..
Joe Rayese was fined $50 and
costs before Justice A. J. Stewart this
morning cn the charge of carrying a
pistol
Furniture and stoves at one-hal1
original cost.-Sidney Helms and com.
pany, second hand store, 21O West
Second avenue.
Beginning January Is, at 3OS West
Sixth avenue, the furniture of the
sevenroem house will be sold at pri-
vate sale, cheap.-Mrs. w. Early.
The fire depa. tment was called
out last night to the residence of Mr.
w. B. Sorrels cn South Olive sire?
A burning flue caused the alarm to be
turned in. No damage was done
Miss Tittell, whc, appears at Elks
theater next Tuesday nigat in "The
Cavalier is sister of Mrs. Bruno
who made such popular hit with the
Pine Bluff theater-goers in "Unorna,"
earlier in the season, and is said to be
equally as good an actress as Mrs.
Bruno
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Hotel Trulock-Tom T. JOHNSON.
Memphis; c. NJ Small, Noble Lake
w. J. Barringer. Chicago; r. B. Parks,
Memphis; ]. b. Osbonn, Kansas City;
Albert Withers, ST Louis: Sol Wetz-
stein, st Louis; w. b. Meyer, Jr.
Memphis; Jas. Holt, ST. Lcuis.
.Arlington-S. +. Adams, Memphis;
Alfred Penn, New Orleans; J. B. Tay-
lor Mariana; w. |. Stout. Little Rock;
II. c. Bright Little Rock: J. H. Bry-
son, Aitheimer; Geo. F. Browning. St
Louis; w p Mills, Paris, O.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-14
SIM MONS NATIONAL.

The directors of the Simmons Ma
tional bank yesterday afternoon elect
cd directors for the ensuing year as
follows: Z. Ono, president; V. O. AL
eXander vice president; n B. Sigh,
cashier: James NichoI, assistant cash
Ter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-14

Burnett's Vanilla Extract has ut
lived criticism. = Is tho 1inest and
purest vanilla extract that can be
bought. Once tried, always use1. /
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-14

-WANTED A ROokKEEPER
FlRST-CLASS AND PERMANENT
POSITION. THIS CITY. SALARY SIS
ADDRESS n, CARE GRAPHIC.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-14
10 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

lake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
Il it fails to cure e. w. Groves sig.
nature is on each box. 25c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-14

D W Boycc devotes his time to rents
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-14
+ + p + + + I. + I. 4. + f. + + +
+ LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
= + r r + + + + 4. 1. r j. + + r =

DRAMA,
Presented at 1t3 MAIN STREET
Daily.
THE HUSTLERS.
Cast of Characters:
One HUSTLER. JULIUS LElyNER
Another Hustler. BURTON 3. WE'LL
Act l.
New WRINKLE in managing Real
Estate and RENTAL PROPERTIES.
Act 2nd.-
MEDIATION between Buyers and
Sellers.
Act 3rd.-
MAKING Real Estate LOANS.
FINALE
OUTDISTANCING all Competitors
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-14

j. J. Connors, colored, charged
with carrying pistol, was not trans
ferred from the police court to Justice
Stewart's court, as has been stated. |
Corners was not arrested by the po-
lice, but by deputy constable, and |
never appeared in police court at all.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-10
FRANKLIN COUNTY
FAIRFAX.

DIR. j. A. Petty has been confined to
the house the past few days by illness. -
Mrs. Nellie Butler won't the 18th TO EnOs-
hurgh Falls to attend the funeral Vt
Charles Marsh. who was brought there "
burial from his home in NclroS., Mass
Miss Grace kennedy is back again for the
spring term OF school and stopping " III
her aunt, Mrs. Ella Mtrtiu.-Mr. and Mrs
i. r. Hunt OF Milton We're in town the
18th inst.--Alvah Chase. n CORNER resi-
dent is in town visiting his cousin, Mrs
g.. {, AlfrcJ.--Another larg. gang at
w"rkmen came to Fairfax FAILS last week
about Il in number.--J. w. Dornsife OF
burlington was IL tool the itb.--bW iiGg tC
there being 10 minister at the Methodist
church at the present time, IA sermon
WAS read last Sunday in the morning by
Norris Leonard and In the evening by
Mrs J.. \ Petty. VINO read one of Tai
u.l.r'S SernluI very aCCeptab.N