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Landslide for Roosevelt.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 9.-Roosevelt
has carried nearly every county in the
state by pluralities of from 100 to 1000.
indicating that his plurality will o
be far from $4,000. Returns from the
rural precincts are slow. but all iudi-
cate a landslide for Roosevelt. The
largest previous republican plurality
was in 1889. when they carried the
state by 10000. h entire state and
congressional ticket n nearly every
republican county ticket as well as the
legislature were elected.
ut was a great victory" said Sen
ator Kittredee.
The contest for the removal Of the
capital was the most exciting feature
of the day and the proposition is prob
ably defeated by from $4,000 to 10000.
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DELAWARE.

Wilmington. DEL Nov. s.-Roose-
republican. compromise for governor.
$500. The republicans elected their
congressman and will have sixteen ma
jority in the legislature. This will prob
ably mean the election Of Addicks as
United States senator.
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OHIO.

Columbus. Nov. s.-Revised returns
show thai while the republican plural
ity on the national ticket is approxi-
mately 200, 600, it is about 10000 less on
the state ticket. While the republicans
claim all the Ohio congressman except
one. the democrats do not concede the
Fifth, Thirteenth and Seventh districts.
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PLENTY OF LICENSES.
Young Man Gets Panit to Vote, Hun,
and Wed. All at the sape
Apciication,

Honghton, Mich. Nov. ST want to
get license" said a visitor TO County
Clerk Richardson. Who was filling out
naturalization applications.
What kind?" said the clerk. voters,
hunters or marriage?"
AL" aid the visitor, a Finn from
the south range, who then forswore al
legiance to the czar OF Russia. pro-
cured a deer hunters license and end
ed by obtaining a document permitting
him to we'd q young oma of his own
nationality.
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The natives of India take more and
more to beer. Formerly the consump-
ton was very small: there are now,
however. many large breweries. and
!ast year their combined production ag-
gregated nearly 5000. 900 gallons. 1t is
said that about 40 per ant of this pro-
duction is consumed by the army. Most
of the breweries are in the Himalaya
mountain districts. on the railroad line
between the stations of Murree and
Darjeling.
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INDIANA.

indianapolis, Nov. 9.-The latest fig
ures from all the counties in the stale
give Indiana to the republicans by
probably $4,000. The republicans gain
two congressman. The state ticket
runs 5000 behind the national.
Lafayette, Ind, Nov. 81. Frank
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NEW YORK.

New York. Nov. s.-The latest returns
from the state. with some districts
missing. indicate a plurality OF los, 191
for Roosevelt and about 1000 cor Hig-
gins. Roosevelt has approximately 2o6,-
900 outside of Greater New York. Park
er's plurality in the city is less than
IS. 900.
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Runaway couple Married.

Oskaloosa, Ia, Nov. S.-Warrants
telesraphed to Lancaster, Mo-. to ap-
prehend a runaway couple brought the
response hat Otis Taylor and Lena
Henzel had been married several hours.
They are the son and daughter of well
do farmers, but the marriage was
objected to because Of their ages, 90
and 16, respectively. The parents have
telegraphed their forgiveness.
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KANSAS.

Topeka. Kan. Nov. 9.-Late returns
indicate Roosevelt has 100. 900 plurality
in Kansas. Hoch's majority will be
at least $4,000 for governor. Eight re-
publican congressman are probably
elected. The election of Kelly. repub-
lican for state treasurer, against whose
Office charges of Irregularities are made
is in doubt.
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MAY a 25.ooo.

Pierre, 9. D., Nov. 9.-Partial re-
turns from twenty-one counties east of
the river, outside of Hughes. gave over
60, 900 majority for Pierre. All pre-
cincts reporting give a larger Pierre
vote thar estimated before election
and at midnight the Pierre committee
claimed the state by $1,000, with a
probability Of it's going to $4,000.
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The marriage rate is higher il Eng
lane than elsewhere. being Is a 1000.
In most other countries it varies from
I to 10 2 1000. The highest birth rate,
according to a volume IF statistics. re-
ferring chiefly to foreign countries. is
sued by the British board of trade, Is
in Roumania-39 a 1000. That country
also has the highest death rate, 27.7
a 1000. The lowest marriage rate is
in Sweden, where 1t is 9 a LOCO.
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ILLINOIS.

Chicago, Nov. e.-Roosevelt has car
ried Illinois by a plurality estimated
this morning at 225,000. Certain of
twenty-one and possibly twenty-three
q the twenty-five republican congress-
inen are elected. The returns from
many counties are still incomplete.
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Hand County for Pierre.

eight townships in Hand county as
sure an estimate of 800 majority for the
republican electoral and state ticket.
-Four years ago the majority was so
and two years ago $50. Out of 1,4O0
voters in Hand county Pierre has for
the capital 1900.
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BruIe Is Democratic.

Chamberlain, s.. D., Nov. 9.-Reports
from Brule county are sufficiently
complete to indicate election of the en-
tire democratic ticket. Crill's major
tty will be about 100, while the county
candidates range from 100 to $50. For
the capital Mitchell carried Brule coun-
ty by 700.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Wheeling. w. Va. Nov. ct is ad-
mitted at democratic headquarters that
Roosevelt has carried West Virginia
by a majority upwards of 10000, but it
Is claimed Cornwall. democrat. has de-
feated Dawson, republican. for gov
erncr.
Wheeling. w. Va. Nov. Crosse
velt's majority in the state is estimated
at 10000. Dawson's. republican. for
governor, is $4,000. All five congress
men are republicans.
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FOUR tURN, TO DEATH.
Two Others Are Fatally Injured in Fire
Which Destroys a Texas
Hotel.

Houston, Tex. Nov. s.-The Silver
Queen hotel in the Sour Lake oil field
destroyed by fire today and four
people burned to death and two fatally
All We're residents of the
The hotel was filled with
r1JaStS
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Black Hills for Pierre.l

Deadwood. 8. d.. Nov. a.-Rcturns from
Lawrence county are coming in very slow
ly. The republicans are taking everything
in sight. They Will elect the entire county
ticket by q large majority.
The vote on the capital removal IN Lead,
Deadwood. Sturgis and Speartlsh favors
Pierre by more than two to one. 1t is
now estimated that Pierre will nave 1000
majority in the Hills. The socialist vote
n several localities Is very strong. Demo-
Gratis do not feel disappointed, as they
antscfpated a landslide.
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Clay Is for Pierre.

Vermillion, S. d.. Nov. 9.-Returns
from 10 out of II precincts in Clay
county give Pierre a majority of 1873.
This will be reduced by the remaining
returns to about 1925.
The republican ticket in Clay county
is carried by 600 majority. with the
exception of superintendent of schools.
p. L. Conrow. Independent candidate.
is probably elected.
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An Austrian genius has made the
discovery that celluloid. prepared in a
special way. provided a material out
Of which hats and the most delicate
lowers can be made. These hats are
not only beautiful in themselves and
cannot be old from those made of the
usual material, but will stand the most
severe shower and look ever better af-
ter than before. They are used to ONE
extent In Germany. especially in VII
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Boats Boiler Exploded.

Detroit. Mich, Nov. s.-clarence
Corey. aged 2S. of Toledo. is dead and
Louis Warm and George Morse, OF
Toledo. were seriously scalded. by an
explosion today in the boiler room Of
the tug Warhick at Ecorse.
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NEW JERSEY.

Trenton. N. J.. Nov. e.-Roosevelt's
plurality will reach $4,000. Stokes, re-
publican for governor, defeated Black,
democrat by 10000. The representa-
ton in congress will be nine republic
cans and one democrat.
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CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco. Nov. s.-Roosevelt,s
majority will be the neighborhood of
10000. Probably c ght congressman will
be republicans. he legislature is re-
publican by a K &c majority.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, R. l., Nov. e.-Roosevelt
the state by 10000. The re-
publicans elected the entire state ticket
and obtained an increased major
ity in the legislature.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Raleigh, N. c.. Nov. s.-Parker car
ried North Carolina by from $4,000 to
80, 900. All the congressional districts
are democratic, except the Eighth.
which Is still in doubt.
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WANNA.

Philadelphia, Nov. Mr.. Roose-
velt's majority in the state will reach
400, 900. The republicans have prob
ably elected thirty-one of the thirty
WI congre ssmen.
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w E L
And Twenty-Five Others Were Injured
in a Wreck in Indiana.

clinton, Ind. Nov. SIN a collision
between q work train and a freight
train today John Blot was killed ana
AN unrecognized body is pinned under
the wreck. Twenty-Five other men were
injured. All the injured were taken to
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-11-11

Hanley. sovernor-elect of Indiana. is
confined here. having been exposed to
smallpox en- Sunday, and will not leave
the nous until he is SUI he has not
contracted the disease.
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U!AH.

Salt Lake City, Nov. ct is safe to
say Roosevelt has carried the state
by a plurality of over 10000. The
state ticket is still in doubt.
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Mukden, Nov. 1e.-Artillery firing vac
continuous all along the lines or Mon
day. n is intermittent this m0rnlng.
A battle might commenced al any hour
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RUSSIANS REINFORCED.
Additional Men, Supplies and Gun. Are
Received Alona the Snakhe.

HeceIVed NIoh0 the SNakhe.
Toxic. Nov. 10.-Unotiicial news rel
ceived from Port Arthur since Satur-l
days report Of progress made by tha|
besiegers, indicates that the Japanesel
operations are proceeding SATISFACTORY
lily, though slowly. !
Reports from the ShaEhe river state!
that both armies are still strengthening
their positions along the river and are,
otherwise busily preparing for anotherl
great battle; but there is no likelihood
of a general engagement for the preS-i
ent. Reinforcements of Russian troops.l
guns and supplies are constantly arrir-l
ting at the front.
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Roosevelt HAS BIGGEST
MAJORITY EVER GIVEN

5000 two years ago being cut down
to about 300 this year. This was
caused through the war of he state
administration on the Third district
congressman,
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JAPANESE LOSE
ANOTHER SNIP
Report From Shanghai Declares
Vessel Ran Into Mine Off
Port Arthur.
BIG BATTLE is OPENING
Artillery Has Broken Out Below Muk.
don and May Lead to a Gensral
Engagement, Which May Even
Nov Re in Progress.

Shanghai. Nov. 1s.-t is reported inl
British naval circles that a Japanese
mar of war has been sunk by a mine
of Port Arthur
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Redfeld for Pierre.

Redheld, S. D., Nov. 9.-The total
vote of Redfeld was 459, of which
Pierre gets a majority of 1876.
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TROUBLES IN kENTuckY.
Policemen Arrested Charged With In
timidatino Neoro Voters

Negro voters.
Louisville. Ky, Nov. S.-Three mem
bers of the Louisville police force We're
arrested today by a United States mar
shall on warrants charging them with
conspiracy to intimidate negro voter.
Charges n counter charges of fraud
are being freely made by both sides
and more arrests are expected.
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Reno, New, Nov. 9.-Incomplete re-
turns indicate a complete republican
victory. with the congressman only in
doubt. RooseNelt's estimated plural-
ity will exceed 1900.
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Butte, Mont, Nov. 9.-Roosevelt has
carried Montana by 1900. Governor
roole. democrat, is elected by 500. The
state republican ticket is elected. and
the next legislature is overwhelmingly
republican.
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Portland, Ore. Nov. 9~.-Roosevelt's
plurality in Oregon, estimated from the
pest available figures. will probably ex-
Iced 10000. The question of prohibi-
ton was Overwhelmingly defeated.
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Brown county's Returns,

Aberdeen, S. D., Nov. 9.-Incomplete re-
turns received up to 1 o'clock indicate a
republican majority in Brown county of
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Ga washhurn: circuit judge. James II. Nc
The principal excitement centsred on
the capital contest.
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Huron Republican.

Huron. S. D., Nov. e.-The latest
returns indicative the election of the
entire republican legislative and Jul
ty tickets by majorities ranging from
Kelley, for state attorney, against
whom the fight vas conferred, wins by
300.
Conservative estimates give Roose-
welt $40 majority, with the same for
Elrod and the entire republican state
ticket.
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OTHER STATES.

Concord, N. H.. Nov. s.-Roosevelt
carried the state by about 10000 plu-
rality.
New Haven. Conn, Nov. 9.-Revised
returns from every city and town gives
Roosevelt's plurality at 3S.197, against
IS, 558 for Mckinley in 1900.
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The following ticket is elected:

Senator's. ]. NJ. Lawson, William F..
Koepsel: Representatives. F. L. Kribs, K.
L. Browne, 1. D.. Tower, L. C.. Turner:
treasurer. F. G. Benjamin; register, AZ
sheriff. H. w. Cole: clerk, P. E. Bunsees:
attorney, F. E. Campbell: superintendent,
w. F. Eddy. probate Judge. G. j. Hute:
coroner. G. e. Countryman; surveyor. D.
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Mrs. E. c. Hays Entertains.

Mrs. e. G. Hays entertained twelve
couples at progressive finch Monday
evening, in honor of the thirty. second
birthday of her husband. The tally
cards used we're in the form of hearts
and arrows, each lady having seven of
the former and each gentleman the
same number of the latter. Seven
games were played and with each
game lost, one heart or one arrow, as
the case might be, was detached from
those worn by the loser.
Delicious refreshments In two
courses we're served, after which
cigars were passed among the gentle
men and to each lady was given as 8
souvenir Of the occasion, a beautiful
pink carnstlon, attached to the stem
Of which was a heart done in burn
wood. The pattern on each hear
was a cupid bearing in his hand an in
scription which -"Ernest O
Hays, April 4th, 1904, F."
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Dr.. and Mrs. Williams Entertain.

10 response to invitations received
from DR.. and Mrs. z. NJ. Williams,
the president and faculty of Central
Female College, accompanied by DR..
and Mrs. c. T. Ryland went to Kansas
City on the morning of April the
fourth to be present at formal dinner
at one O'Clock on that day. The
occasion was most delightful one,
for it was reunion OF staunch and
tried friends. Dr. and Mrs Williams
are noted for their hospitality, and on
this occasion the reception given to
their guests was most cordial
An elegant four course dinner was
additional proof that DR.. and Mrs,
Williams thoroughly understood the
art of entertaining The table was
fairly respleudent with snowy linen
and dainty china and cut glass. The
color.scheme was red and white, the
effect having been brought about by
red ribbons twined upon the white
linen aud center-plece of red and
white carnations. The floral center
piece was surmounted by beautiful
loving cup, presented to DR.. and Mrs,
Williams last June, and bearing, in
addition to the inscription, the names
Of the members of the faculty of Cen,
trail Female College of 1902 and 1908
J The menu was as follows:
D Fruit Salad, served in Orange Cups
Roast Turkey, Nut Dressing, Glbler
Sauce.
CuTrant Jelly
Z Asparagus on Toast, creamed Potatoe
Radishes. Olives.
J Chicken Salad.
S Strawberries. Vanilla Ice Cream
4 Angel Food Cake Chocolate Cake
4 Black Coffee.
Between the third and fourtl
courses were read the choice senti
f ments appearing upon the plate cards
which were in the form of Easte
lilies. When the last course ha
n been served, the loving cup was taker
from its beautiful setting, and, afte
q having been presented to the guest q
n houor, was passed around the table
each guest responding with apprC
pirate quotation on the worth an
sanctity of friendship.
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COUNTY NEWS
COrder Items.

Charley Payne visited here Sunday.
P. ]. Fulkerson was in town Monday
Tom Jackson was here Wednesday.
James Kidd IS building fence in
trent of his new house.
Oscar Wollenmsn and Will Riley
we're in Higginsville Sunday.
David Frazier of Fayette is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. VIM, Bell.
E. L. Frerking, wife and children
spent Sunday evening in the country.
Miss Hannah Groves is visiting her
brother, Fletcher, In Kansas City this
week.
John Settley of Kansas City is here
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Casper
Crsmer
Misses Saliie aud Dora Erwin OF
Marshall visited the Misses Hackley
Sunday
L. w. Groves, wife and son, L. W.,
spent Sunday in Higglnsville with Mrs
Hartman.
Misses Florence, Alma and Ethe
Slusher were visiting in Higginsvill'
Sunday evening.
Miss Flossie Lake came from Hig
ginsville Saturday to visit her sister
Mrs. G. j. Lewis.
Mrs. D. G. Jackson and son, Cor
don, are visiting her father, Majo
Gordon, this week.
Geo Rogge and wife entertained
large number of their friends Wednes
day night at their pleasant home.
Tom Tapp aud wife of Higginsull
and Geo Bell and family spent Sunda
with Mrs. Bell and Miss Allie.
Marion Sparks Of Marshall shippe
e a car load of young mules here WeC
nesday to trade old mules and youn
e horses.
AT the school meeting Tuesday the
decided on an eight months schoo
Il and Robert Games was elected to
the vacancy Of c L. Wilson, and tho,
u who were elected on the town boar
/ were Casper Cramer, Robt. Game
IL John Morgan, G. L. Wilson and Fran
Il Miererand.
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Death OF Mrs. Katherine Duling.

Died, Of oaganic heart disease Sat
urday morning at 10 o'clock, at her
home at 1901 Wyandotte ST., Kansas
City, Mrs. Katherine Wilson Duling,
aged 80 years.
Katherine Wilson Duling was born
10 Farquier county, Virginia, Oct. 20
1928. In 1888 she was married in
Charleston, West Virginia to Albert
Duling. In 1888 both she and her
husband became members OF the
Methodist church In 1865 she NOV
ed with her family to the vicinity of
Lexington, Mr.. Duling died 10 1878,
after which his wife went to Kansas
City where she has since resided. Mrs,
Duling is survived by the following
children: -ChaS, Duling, Of Wesl
Virginia; T. ]. Duling, OF this city
George E. Duling, of Kansas City
Mrs Ellen Ersklne, OF this city; Mrs
Sallie d. Russell, of near this city an(
Miss Fannie Duling Of Kansas City
Mrs Duhng, who was for so man.
years a resident of Lafayette county
was always known as one Of th
county's most highly honored AM
respected Christian woman. She wa
| i'll for only week and her deaf
came as a sad shock to her host q
friends and loved ones
The remains arrived here MOnda
aud were conveyed to the res
dence of Mr.. John Erskine, irol
where the funeral was held Monda
at 10 O'Clock, conducted by Re-
J. w. Howell,
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Wellington and Vicinity.
(BY LEALMA.)

H. G. Willie had business IN Kansas
City Wednesday.
Miss White Lockhart spent the day
In Lexington Thursday.
Alex Denton was in Richmond on
legal business Tuesday.
The democratic primary election
passed off very quietly here.
Charles Hoffman and family were in
Lexington trading Wednesday.
Edwin Kruse and family visited
friends In Concordia last Sunday.
Kit CASTOR of Kansas City spent
the day with friends here last Sunday
Mrs. j. NJ. Llnebaok vent to Lex
ington THURSDAY for few days stay
with relatives there.
W. S. Griffin and wife, accompanied
by Miss Gussle Crutslnger spent the
day IN Lexington Monday.
Robert Linss is having considerable
improvements made on his property
recently purchased of W. j. Johnson.
Mrs. NJ. P. Burgess who has been
visiting friends near Sunshine for sew
eral days past returned to her home IN
Excelsior Springs Thursday.
At the city election Tuesday there
ware total OF 1874 votes cast as fol-
lows: For mayor S. G. Archer, II,
H. f Brlnkman, IL. For marshal
J. f. Larkin 80, Henry Buddemeyer
63 For eolleclor-W E. Bryant 88,
Z John Ritter g. For ASSESSOR Mann.
, l43. For alderman 1st. ward--G. A..
| Kull 3S, H. G. Lorberg 49, For alder
g man 2nd ward two to elect, Alex Dem
! ton Ga, I. J. Schaberg 76, G. Lind
, quist "a. And at the same time II, G.
Willie and William Brewer were chos.
en- as members Of the board of educa-
ton. By this the annual tax rate
increased to 80 cents on 800 valus.
: tion. By tins the school term will bt
heightened to s months
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Dover DOings.

Mrs. Webb Cole shopped in Lexing-
ton Thursday.
Willie Harwood had business In
Corder Monday.
Douglas Meng of Lexington was in
town last Friday.
DR.. Richard Winn OF Bolivar was
10 town last Friday.
Miss Lizzie Vaughan spent several
days in town last week.
Mr.. Phil Sheer left Monday for his
future home at Odessa.
R. P. Harwood and H. Plattenburg
we're in Lexington Monday.
Miss Mary Winn of B. F. C. was at
home Saturday and Sunday.
Tom Mcdaniel and Dick O'Nlel
we're 10 Lexington Monday.
Miss Addie Hodges is visiting her
niece, Mrs. DR.. r. E. L. Hit.
VIM. and Eddie Dysart spent Sat
urday and Sunday In Lexington
r. L, Fox and Robert Harwood
were in Lexington Friday night.
Capt. Zeysing and DR.. R. L. Hit
had business in Lexington Monday.
Quite number of our prosperous
farmers we're in st. Louis last week
Mrs. Jessie Hit spent the day
Wednesday with Mrs Capt Littleiohn
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Van Angler
had business In Lexington Thursday
Frank Ray and sister, Mrs. Laura
Fox and children were in Higgins
vile Friday.
Claude Johnson OF Lexington spent
several days this week with his grand
parents, Mr.. rnd Mrs. W. Q White
The members Of the Finch Clul
were elegantly entertained by Mrs
James Dinwiddie Wednesday evening
Mr., and Mrs. Sam Vaughan ant
daughter, Addie Mary, assisted BY
Miss Jennie Vaughan, delightful.
, entertained the Reading Club Frida,
} night.
: The people OF Dover congratulate
a Mr.. G. B. Gordon over his success il
the recent election. Mr. Gordon is
{ good man aud has always teen grea
friend 10 the people of Dover, whic