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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-03
Providence Moves Back TO Third Place,
Losing Yesterday.
Root and Hart Battle Tonight in Best
Bout Of The Week.

games, one today and two tomorrow. II
is thought that they will do to the
orioles there what that team did 20 the
Grays here.
Nops had everything on the calender
In the way OF curves yesterday and mixed
them up considerably though hindered by
the rain. IL was i'm timely hitting that
the Grays were weak and lost the game
Thomas still proves to be the handy
man with he willow and "A long hitter
getting another double yesterday. The
necessity OF developing pinch hittefs was
never better shown than In the game yes
terday by the number OF men left on
bases Providence had 10 men on bases
who could not score on account of rhe
lack OF hits.
That was a pretty double play made by
Neal and Halman yesterday in the fifth
inning. Mcfarland sent n hot one scorch-
ing over second base. Neal made a run
for II and gathered IL OF the ground in
time 20 step on the bag and retire Pc-
land. He then sent the sphere 20 frs. in
time 10 catch Mac.
The Grays got away with two breezy
doubles themselves yesterday. all the
more remarkable on account OF the
weather. Nops caught hot one on
Hallmans bat In the second inning anu
sent IL 10 Rock. catching Loudly at sec
ond and the runner az FIRST The G,ays
pulled in another one in the sixth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-03
SUNDAY SCHOOL DIPLOMAS
Awarded By Hon. D. |. 0. Granger at ST.
Johns Episcopal Church.

Nine members OF the Sunday school
connected with 81. Johns Episcopal
church received diplomas at the com
mencement observed yesterday afternoon.
Hon. Daniel l.. ID. Granger. who was for
- years superintendent OF the Sunday
school made the awards.
Rev. Clifton H. Brewer assisted by Rev.
James Bancroft. presided in the absence
Of Rev. Lester Brander. Jr Flowers
brought by the pupils were afterwards
distributed at the Rhode Island and
Lying-in hospitals.
An inspiring address was delivered by
Rev. Frank II. Touret until year ago a
curate at ST. Johns. and now connected
with Grace church. Detroit He was fol-
lowed by Rev Carlton p. Mills. field SEC
retary OF the Sunday school union OF the
Diocese Of Massachusetts,
Before awarding the diplomas. Congress
man Granger made short address I'm
which he emphasized the fact that Chris
tian doctrine to be OF value must be put
into practice in daily ii;e. He then gave
diplomas TO the following: Minnie l..
White. Margaret Westcott. John A. Busill
Paul l.. lie Lacheur, James Arthur G..
Luther, William G.. Suffa. Robert A Bar
rett Walter A. oates John w Parker.
Certificates of satisfactory work were
awarded 10 90 members OF the senior
department, ~ members OF the junior de-
partment and 40 members Of the inter
mediate department Badges for special
excellence in scholarship were awarded
TO "a students.
The honor roll Of attendance was as fol-
lows. the numerals indicating the number
Of years in which the person had not been
once absent Lena Smirl. 6: Marcella
Merchant 3: Sadie Wells. a, Helen Bar
rett. & Stanley Barrett. 3. Jennie Mon =
roe p Alice Bell. ?; Julia Rumbles. .;
Mamie Jones. !; Alice Lincoln /. Henry
Drummond. ! Albert Barrett, /: Hezekiah
Hamilton. I; William Wright. / Myra
Dobson. /; Frank Stone. ]; Annie. Hamil-
ton, !: Annie Cross. l.
AT the conclusion of the service the
members of of=tHe=Suuday school choir and
Rev. Mr.. Brewer proceeded 10 the hos
pitfalls in a barge. where the choir sang
for the patients and distributed the
flowers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-03
SUNDAY TRAINS At ASBURY
But School Teachers Convention Is 10
Blame For Unusual Course.

Ashury Park. y j. Jul- s.-Asbury
Park folk were sstonished Sunday when
trains began stopping al the depot The
like had never been heard of About 2o0
school teachers were deposited upon the
platform. Afterward dozen trains dts
gorged their contents II II all on ac-
count ~ the school teachers convention
20 Ashurv Park
Saturday 1900 trunks and Erips ar
rived Supt Blodgett said Il am go
ing 70 stop the Sunday baggage trains
here tomorrow NO YOU won't said
Dominic Ballard ~ Ocean Grove Yes.
I will" retorted Rodgett
Yesterday morning the trains stepped
and the station was about the liveliest
place I'm town Mr. Blodgett said that
his order only applied 10 baggage trains
~rhe other trains crept in unawares. II
Is believed the practice will be suspend
ed after this.
About 1900 educators have arrived in
Asbury Park and lOo0O are expected to-
day. The big convention opens I'm the
Ocean Grove Auditorium tonight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-03

wood avenue 10 the Elmwood avenue car
house
over 10000 electric lights arc TO be used
for decorative purposes on the floats,
which are Is in number. and more than
200 young men and women will figure In
the tableaux. A dress rehearsal of the
participants is called for at the Olneyvile
barn AT o'clock tonight.
DOWN THE RIVER.
The devotees OF horse racing will ind an
attractive card OF races az Hillsgrove
track. including a match race between
Opulence. Charles ". Tillinghast's black
stallion. and g.. owned by Daniel Smith.
Undoubtedly on July many OF the
pleasure seekers will take one or the
other Of the routes 10 the Pier
At Rhodes-on-the-Pa Pawtuxet special
preparation has been made for the Fourth
crowds and afternoon and evening hops
will he held For nll day trips canoes
have already been engaged TO q consider
able extent, and the various attractions
OF the place are ready for the rush At
O clock I'm the evening there will he
grand display OF fireworks which will be
exploded from raft anchored in the
river
Rocky Point with It's manifold attrac-
tions opened Yesterday and viii be in fun
blast and prepared 10 take care OF the
thousands who find this resort especially
suited 10 their desires Crescent Park,
too, Will have an abundance OF fun and
amusement for everyone. and In add
tion 10 the usual attractions there will he
ball game between the Woodbines and
the Penlkees
A. Boyden Heights the season will
really he In full swing for the first time
and all OF the new attractions will he In
operation. Good shore dinners can he
obtained al all three places mentioned. as
Mefl as -Cal-AtmAiil.s Fields Point.
For those who like peace and quiet the
new stea amer Providence will make an
excursion down around Block Island, Civ
ing an opportunity for those who care
10 spend the day on the water 10 do so
under the pleasant circumstances
Tho big craft will leave the dock AZ
10 a m. and will return about 5 o'clock
In the afternoon. The regular orchestra
will provide music during the day, and
meals can he obtained
FOURTH AT THE PosToFPrCE.
city Division Carriers will make the
s and 1;3l a. m. and the :. s and 10 p. m.
deliveries. The street boxes OF the entire
city will be collected by the carriers on
their 7:So a. m. delivery. After p. m.
collections will he regular. The carriers
window will close after l2 m. The gen
'Fdl u'ilNNiN NlHuoN VIII close from IL
10 p. m. The box window will close
after 10 m.
Stamp Division-Th stamp division will
he open from 6;i5 a m 10 II p m.
Money order and Registry Division
The money order and registry division
VIII he closed the entire day.
In the mailing division the clerks will
receive and dispatch mails as on other
days.
East Side. Elmwood, North and Olney-
Vile stations will he closed after 10 m
by order Of Clinton ID. Sellcw. post
master
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-03
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
STATE BOARD OF PUBLIC
ROADS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONT IRAClOhS
Sealed proposals for the construction OF
section OF State highway in the town
OF Westerly. about $3.50 feet In lenth' a
section of state highway in the town or
Coventry. about $3.50 feet in length;
section OF state highway in the town or
Bristol about $500 feet in length: sec
ton OF State highway i'm the town or
Jamestown. about 2640 feet In length. 4
section ot State highway in the town OF
Little Compton. about 2640 feet In length;
a section OF State highway in the town or
Glocester about 5000 feet In length: a sec
tion OF state highway in the town or
Johnston Io5s0 feet In length, VIII be re-
Roads az its office. State House, Provi-
dence r. l.. until u m, on WEDNES.
DAY July u. 1906 AT which time ana
place they will be publicly opened and
read.
furnished hy the Board.
No bids will be received unless accom-
nained by a certified check for the sum
of 500 payable 70 the state ~ Rhode
The Board reserves the rights 70 reject
any and all bids and TO give preference
ton No. 81 chapter ~2 or the Public
plans. specifications and drawings may
be examined az the office Of the state
Board Of Public Roads at ne ne STATE s,,ss
WEDNESDAY. the 5th. day OF July.
avery week day. between the hours Of 10
a. m and p. m, excepting Saturdays
anu JOHN II. EDWARDS.
ROBERT n. TREAT,
FREDERICK r. PERKINS.
WILLIAM c. PECKHAM.
JOHN r. RICHMOND,
state Board OF Public Roads.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-03
LITTLE RH0DY WON,

The sloop Little Rhody, owned by Com
modore c. +. Tillinghast OF the Bristol
yacht club. won her second ocean race
within a year. when she captured yes
terday her club trophy for the 8-mile
race Ia Montsuk Point and return.
against II competitors, all under 81 feet
water-ine.
II was a year ago on Tuesday next that
the Little Rhody won the Upton cup race
from New York TO Marblehead,
The winner was not the hrst 10 cross
tho finish line. for the sloop Bambin0
owned by l., Grinnell OF New Bedford
after leading practically from the start
came In II minutes and "a seconds ahead
Of the Bristol yacht. which was not suf-
fcient 10 save her allowance either 10 the
Little Rhody or the sloop Priscilla. ovred
by W. s Wood of Fall River. The
Priscilla was awarded the second cup,
while the Bambino took the third
The Bsmbino's failure 10 capture the
main trophy was. n Is claimed, 1ue 10
her skippers inability IN locate the turn.
ing buoy az Montauk
She reached the vicinity OF the mark
AT 2:20 o'clock this morning. hut there
was nothing on the buoy either IN the
way Of a light, bell or a whistle. neither
had the committees boat arrived, so
after half an hours fruitless search for
u. the New Bedford boat turned hack
The Little Rhody turned Al 3:1S. the COM
ing dawn enabling those on board TO
find the buoy
The race was sailed In a steady south
erly breeze that averaged about II knots
and gave the boats a chance 10 lay the
course right out 10 the mark and come
back under eased sheets.
The Il yachts were sent away az $50
o'clock Yesterday afternoon. and 10 had
finished az this afternoon. Four
dropped out, and a NTH was sighted COM
ing up the hay late last night Two Of
the yachts met with slight accidents The
summary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-03

The officers scattered and tried 10 round
up the whole gang. but some one In the
crowd heard them coming and gave tho
warning and all but two got away. The
oricers found a regular pit located about
quarter OF mile away from the main
road. The main had been I'm progress only
short time when the officers appeared
upon the scene. The prisoners were taken
to the lookup i'm Braintree but would not
give their names 10 the police. They will
be arraigned I'm the district court at Quin-
cy this morning. SO far as can be learned
the men In the party came from Brock
Ton, Boston and Weymouths and Brain
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-03

June end, a. d. 1900.
Providence. Sc:
BY Virtue and I'm pursuance of an Er-
ecution Number 5000 issued out OF the
District Cout % the Sixth Judicial Dis
trict holden ~ Providence within and
for said District OF the state of Rhode
Island, within the County OF Providence.
on the twenty-second day OF June, A. ID.
1905 and returnable 10 the said Court on
the twenty-second day OF September. A.
ID. 1906. upon n judgment rendered by
said Court on the twenty second day OF
December. A. ID. 1904. i'm favor OF Albertus
Scales o. Providence. plaintiff, and
against John Trip alias John Doe OF said
Providence defendant I have thins day
at 30 minutes past 10 o'clock a. NJ. levied
the said Execution on all the right. title
and interest which the said defendant
had on the twenty-second day OF July,
A II. 1904 at no minutes past o'clock
p NJ. (the time of the attachment on
the original writ In and 10 the follow
ing described personal property. VIZ: one
Iocomobie Automobile.
Notice is hereby given thatI will sell said
attached and levied on estate at a Public
Auction 10 be Aeld at No. 2l2 Chestnut
street in said City OF Providence In SAID
County Of Providence on Thursday. the
sixth day OF July. A. D. 1906. At II o'clock
M for the satisfa ction OF said execution,
debt. interest on the same. costs Of suit.
my own fees and all contingent expenses.
IL sufficient.
FREDERICK G. HULL.
Deputy Sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-03

veil. Down 49, so often that he con-
coc'ed little meow OF his own. which
sounds Just like the request TO be taken
down. Yesterday afternoon he was alone
on the floor lie stood In front OF the
elevator and gave his meow The ele-
vator stopped about six inches above the
floor and the doors opened.
oyama saw the opening and darted
through There was nothing 20 stop his
descent. and he did not stop until he
reached the sub basement. which Is two
floors under tho street one % the janitors
went down with a criimb tray 20 pick up
the remains Rut there stood oy~rris
looking a bit shaken up. but still as pert
as ever. He hadn't even broken a leg
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-03
FIELDING RECORD.

Sacrifice hits-Poland S, Mcfarland 3,
Dunn 8. Thomas 6. Ball s. Conn 4. Brodie
5. Rock s. Nops. Poole 3. Dillard ?.
Stolen bases Poland TO- MCFARLAND II.
Dunn .. Thomas 2. Jacklitsch. Ball ?.
conn r. Brodie II. Rock 4, Cronin, Poole,
Dllard.
Two-hase hits Poland 6. Mcfarland 3,
Dunn 2. Thomas g. Jacklitsch, Ball d
conn ~. Brodie s. Rock 3 Cronin Josslyn
2. Poole
Three-base hits-Poland 2. Mcfarland p.
Dunn 2 Thomas ;. Jacklitsch, Ball 4,
Conn :. Rock. Nops. Poole. Dtllard
Home runs Poland ?. Mcfarland 2
Thomas, Ball ?, Conn. Cronin, Josslyn,
billiard
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-03

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

The Chicago Nationals took both games
OF A double header from ST. Louis yes
terday ~ 81. Louis Reulbach and Tay-
lor pitched ;Se irst game. ReuIbach win
rir1 Us mis- S-wn. ''&4 -or was wild az
t..net The second contest went but FIVE
innl,gs. when rair came down in sheets.
II W. enough however. as during tnst
time - Is Cardinals faced Briggs and
only on" orratch hit was made. Clarke.
the forturs..s individual was thrown out
at second in an effort 20 steal A free
pass and errors gave Chicago the two
tallies scored Attendance 5000 Score
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-03
CAT FALLS 21 ST0RlES;
DOESN'T BREAK 4 BONE

Pittsburg. July 3.-Oyama Is the name
OF a-hig- black tomcat. which Tor tho past
year has been an honored occupant OF
tho 10th floor of the Frick building. All
tho stenographers and office boys give
him choice uts out Of their lunch baskets
and he has the privilege ~ the floor In
every sense of the word
oyama has always taken great inter
est in the elevators. he has heard people
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-03
NORTH END JUNIOR LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AVERAGES FOR GRAYS

The Grays batted heavily In nearly all
Of the games played last week and the
majority of tho players fattened their
averages nearly everyone gaining points
Mcfarland added much N his and in
his lead over Dunn. vho is second
on the lis'. McFarlsnds mark nov being
2s and Dunns .SSa the latter gaining
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-03
PROVIDENCE

Runs-Hrarn, Kelly. Jordan 2 Louden-
elsser, Hallmsn. Ryers. Burchell-s.
Thomas. Jacklitsch-2 Two-base hits
Besrn 2 Jordan. Byers. Ioudenslager.
Thomas stolen base-Kelly. Sacrifice hits
Neal 2. Hearn. Mcfarland. Double PLAYS
Hops % Rock 10 Conn, Rock 70 Dunn 10
Conn Neal 10 Jordon. First base on balls
on Rurchsll 2: OF Nops Struck out
Ry Rurchell /: by Nops ? Passed ball
Byers Hi hS pitched balls Byers. Ball
Cmpires -. and thinner Time III
Hr,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-03
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
EcHos or TIE GAME

The team left lasr evening for trip
around the, circuit returning home or ihe
'sd for three games vith Toronto They
begin the trip hy playing Baltimore three
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-03

Home Athletics saturday AFTERNOON IN
close and exciting game, the victors get
ting the deciding run in the last half OF
the ninth inning II was a pitchers bat
tie. both twirers being In excellent form.
The two teams meet for another game
I'm the series tomorrow morning on the
Smithhed avenue grounds. he score:
Innings ..... . : 2
Hair Cloth ... . o 0 /
Home Athletics 0 2 ! o o.
The Brayton Juniors defeated the Bray
ton Boys BY the score OF ls 10 ?. The
lineup was as follows: Freddy Delbuono.
G.. Luigi Delder. p; John Cord. lb.; Jack
Dunal. 3 s.: Joey Esbopo, 2h. Joe Reddy.
3b; Raphael Simonese. T. g.; Joe Bucci,
l. T.; John Deldeo. c. Z.
The Remington Printing company de-
feated the Bassett Jewelry company yes
terdsy in an exciting game by a score OF
Q 10 g. The features Of the game were
the pitching OF Vaughn who had lS
strikeouts 10 his credit. and the work OF
McCsuley at short, who accepted six
chances without an error and made long
hit for four bases. The Bassetts pct UP
a fast fielding game The score
Innings ..... . 3
Remingtons . o 0 0 2 x-9
Bassetts ......... . o o o / l o.
In an interes ng game OF ball played
at Crescent Park the Woodbine Social
club OF East Providence defeated the
Penikees by a score OF 10 2. Dye and
Green were the battery for the Wood
bne team while OFT and Mntel per
formed a like service for the Penikees.
Dye had Is strikeouts to his credit. with
eight for OFT
The Ridge Stars defeated the Princeton
Tigers By the score OF l3 TO o The fea-
lures Of the game were the pitching OF
Bode and catching OF Evart The line
up follows A. Ewart, G; Rode, p; W.
Evan. 1b. McGinnis. Oh; Gleadov. Sb.;
Ballard. 3 8. A. Young. !. e.; Briggs.
c. E.: j. Young. r. { Send all challenges
TO r. Ballard. % Ridge street.
The Oriole Juniors defeated the Day
ton Stars in thinning game yesterday.
The features OF the game were the pitch
ing OF Schramn and the three base hits
OF r. Fits and III. Fits.
The Princeton Tigers defeated the Ridge
Tigers by a score OF 10 0. The Prince
ton Tigers would like TO challenge any
team i'm the city from to ~ years OF age.
The lineup follows: Profit, c.; Coney.
p; Good. lb.: Stokes. 2b.; Wolfe, 3b.:
Howard. s s.; Campbell |. e.; Voter. c. T.;
Mccarthy. r E. Send challenges TO W.
s Howard. Andrews street
The Trinitys made IL three straight yes
-teFAat by defeating -the-P Primrose Juniors
by a score OF 10 TO s. Fits. the Trinitys'
new catcher. played good game. The
lineup OF the Trinity team is as follows:
Rogue. p: Fits. C.; Brady. 1b; Suneson.
Oh. Shaney, 3b; Dugan, :. g; Harrie,
!. T., Gibbons, c. T.: sherman, !. Z.
OTHER SCORES.
Crown Juniors 20. Sweet Brisrs e.
Comets 5. Milford 2
Norwoods II. Neuta taconkanuts 4.
Tibertys n, Lincoln s.
South Providence Grays (2nd). IL, Vic
torias s
Riverpont 6. Crowns 4
West sides 9. Providence independents 6
Woonsocket g. Newton Upper Falls o.
kearneNs r. Foustors
Hamlets -. Independents l.
Monitors Warren 2
Oakland 5. Farwell A
Loly O. Mckinley z
Regents "a. Mantons
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-03
MONTREAL :, ROCHESTER 4

When Schultze weakened In the ninth.
after getting two out, Cleary was sub
sttuted, and ended by forcing in the win
ming run yesterday at Montreal. a sec
ond game was started, but IL was called
In the last OF the NTH inning on account
OF rain Each team had scored two runs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES

a passed ball by Weaver on 2 third
strike lost the game for the ST Louis
Browns 10 Cleveland Yesterday AZ 81.
Louis. The score vas 2 to . St Louis
played good baseball and Howell pitched
a better game than Joss but Wesver's
error and Kahls sensational ne-hand
catch ~ Koehler's ny forced the tide
a gainst the home team. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-03
AMATEUR BALL

The Ameican Hair Cloths defeated the
Home Athletics Saturday afternoon In
close and exciting game, the victors get
ting the deciding run in the last half OF
the ninth inning II was a pitchers bat
tie both twirlers being In excellent form
The two teams meet for another game
I'm the series tomorrow morning on the
Smithfield avenue grounds. he score
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-03
GAMES TODAY

Toronto at Buffalo.
4 Newark at Jersey City.
Montreal at Rochester.
Providence AZ Baltimore.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-03
(First Came)
CINCINNATI 4. PTTTsBURG

CINCINNATI 4. PTTTSBURG ].
The Pttsburgs barely scored Yesterday
at Cincinnati. although they hit Ewing
safely in every inning except the last two.
Sebrings tumble allowed Leach 10 score
I'm the third. Timely hitting at the same
time that tho visitors made their errors
enabled the Reds 10 win. Gibson. late OF
Montreal. caught his first game for Pitts
hltr Affnt,In,,rn Grnrn-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SLkTE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
Sheriffs Office. Providence.
o,,h Ii
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-03
CHICAGO /. DETROIT o.

'hlINbo l, If hDll v.
Detroit was shut out by the White SoX
in a fast and spirited game Yesterday at
Chicago Both White and Kiiian were
steady. but the former worked in nine
strikeouts t'points whfre they were
most needed onc-nanded catch by
Davis was the fielding feature. Attend
ance 1929. Score
Innings ....1
Chicago ......0 o o o x-I
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-03

Nanderer ", Cards. Christopher {
bus, Grace and Petrol did not fini
The new enterprise., 1905-05-11
From MoSeley Hall.

This scribe being sick failed to
get the items off time enough for
publication last week.
A much needed rain fell here last
week and the farmers are very busy
chopping cotton.
The Methodist Sunday school has
again resumed its duties and it is to
be hoped that the scholars will take
great interest in helping their faith
ful superintendent. Mr.. y. w. Ne
Dpnald, to make it a complete sue
cess.
The Baptist Sunday School is pros
crossing nicely. 1t has no superin-
dent but some Of the young ladies
deserve commentator for their
faithful work both in the school and
prayer meeting,
Rev. Hacker administered the or.
dinance Of baptism Sunday morning
to Miss Ida Guten,
Mrs. n. w. Mcdonald returned
Monday from Perry where she spent
the past week very pleasantly with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. John Flowers and sister, Miss
Maggie. Of Hamburg, were guests Of
Miss Lottie Sanders from Saturday
to Monday,
Mr.. j, II, MilIinor was quite sick
Saturday night and Sunday, We
are glad to know be is improving.
Mr.. Joe w. Redding hiss gone to
Jacksonville to make his future home.
We are sorry to lose you Mr.. Joe,
but wish you much success,
Walter Leverette thinks he is no
longer one of the boys, but is emit.
tied to a seat among other exalted
papas. A tiny baby girl is the cause
Of it all.