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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-03-03
WAGES SHOULD Be HIGH.

Washington, Feb. 49, --On the ques.
ton OF wages Gen. Davis, Commander
of the Panama Can't zone, says the
fact is there is no rate OF wages con-
ceivable that would be too high, acc
cording to the notion OF the Panama
shopKeepers and barIoom owners, hotel.
keepers and others who are looking for
sudden wealth, to follow the undertake.
ing OF this canal Work by the United
States. But the wages paid to the
employees who come mere from home,
and to Others OF the same class hired
on the isthmus, are in many Cases "a
per cent. higher than they we're during
the busiest period of the french canal
work. and IN no case are they less.
Unless quarters are available, he says
it is nor advisable for married men to
take their families to Panama. Misery
for all concerned has resulted III cases
where tins has been done. There 10 no
suggested rslnedy tor the complaint or
lack of amusement.
However, plans tor building for
the Young Mems Christian Association
are now being prepared Continuing.
Gen. Davis says:
Other establishments of the same
class should be created at other CEN
te1s of activity along the canal line.
and no doubt will be. The barroom
and gambling hells are the principal
attractions now, and In the city OF
Panama lottery tickets are everywhere
offered for sale on the street corners.
The gambling and drinking saloons
are. of course. made attractive, and
unfortunately they are often patrons
lied by United States employees.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-03-03
FARMERS!
FARMERS!!

In planning for 1906 crops, don't fail
to reserve come good land for tomatoes.
Few crops pay 80 we'll, few are so easily
cultivated and few bring such early
returns The Columbia Cannery will
guarantee TO use at good price all the
tomatoes you can raise. and their plant
will be ready in ninety days
Our agent will visit you soon to make
tomato contracts. Get ready and make
money.
COLUMBIA CANNERY 60
25d-3t wit
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-03-03
TOM COX
MUST HANG,
Court of Last Resort Removes
All Hope.
APRIL THE l4TH DAY OF HANGING.

special to the Hetaiii
Nashville Tenn, February %. The
Supreme Court today affirmed the SEN
tence of Tom Cox, convicted OF the
murder of Policeman Dowell, in this
city and fixed the date on which he
Is to hang as the 18th of April.
The verdict of the jury IN the Dav-
idson County Criminal Court was that
the case had mitigating circumstances.
This part ot as verdict was not con-
firmed, the Supreme Court decision
asserting especially that it was I'M
warranted.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-03-03
AC-
CRUE MARCH IST.
Comptroller Says He Has No
Authority To Extend Time.

Trustee Kannon wrote to the State
Comptroller few days since and re-
quested that in view of the recent
severe weather. which prevented
country people from coming TO town.
the time for paying 1904 taxes be
extended thirty days.
A reply was received Thursday from
the Comptroller in which he stated that
he had no authority to grant Mr.. Kan.
nom a request. though he would be glad
tn do 20. 1t appears therefore that
the heavy delinquent penalty will
accrue March LIST.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-03-03
THEIR PASTOR MUST
Be MANY-SIDED MAN
Crank, Mixer, Lodge Man And
Other I Kings Demanded
At Peoria.

Peoria, ILL.,, Feb q. the trustees Of
the Christian Church, large and in
fiuential congregation 10 this city, met
last night and decided that the pastor
th-y ca.i TO fill the vacancy in their pull
pit must be not over 80 years old, mar
ried, an evangelist, lodge man, mix
err, crank, and must be willing to as
sumo the burdens of his flock.
Ashley j. Elliott. Superintendent Of
the Illinois Car Service Association.
who Is Chairman of the board, said to-
dap:
1T takes . crank and mixer to
move things, and that's the kind Of
preacher We want. =
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-03-03
Fire Saturday Night.

The cabin of JEFF Sowell, on East
Sixth street, was destroyed by fire sat
uIday night with nearly all the house
hold goods. The fiie got good start
before the alarm was TUNED IN ano
burned so rapidly that the loss was
almost total
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-03-03
Late NeWcSvCommen1

Maxim Gorky was released from prison
in st. Petersburg Monday on 80, 500 bail
but was rearrested at the fortress gates
and will be deported to some distant
city or province.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-03-03
TO DELINQUENT SUBSCRIBERS.

We do not want to be unreasonable.
Neither must you be. We have waited
patiently for the weather to break; but
1t is another thing If you ask US to wait
patiently until we break. 1t is little
thing; easy to forget, easy to neglect.
But yon must not forget it or neglect 1T
any longer. You MUST PAY UP, or
the Herald will stop coming to you.
COLUMBIA HERALD co.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-03-03

The Emperor of Russia has decided
to continue the war with Japan and has
advised the German corrt to that effect.
The war, it is said, will be pressed with
the utmost energy now that the domes-
tic situation Is under control.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-03-03

Thirteen negroes were killed and over
fifty injured by ahe collapse Of the floor
of an African Methodist Episcopal
church in New York. They we're await
ing the arrival of funeral cortege at the
time.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-03-03
GIVEN $3.50
DAMAGES.
Miss Emma Jones Wins Her
Suit Against N. c. g. st. L.
Railway.

The jury in the cass of Miss Emma
Jones vs. the NJ, &. & ST. L. Ry., re-
turned a verdict for the plaintiff Mon
Jay and assessed the damaged at
~, $50.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-03-03
CHARGES AGAINST DUTRO
Enemies of Memphis Post
master File Another
Complaint.

Washington. Feb. 81. Another COM
n,aint mas been filed &c the Post office
Departutent against Postmaster Dutro,
~ Memphjs. Tenn, alleging that he
has sought to influence State iegisla-
tor. The Postmaster recently denied
a similar charge
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-03-03

Washington is excited over report
that negroes will attend the inaugural
ball in large numbers. Negro women
seen buying gaudy costumes acknowl-
edge they are preparing for the event, and
it is said that many tickets have been
sold to colored people.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-03-03

George Sewal Boutwell,, Secretary of
the Treasury, and who was 10 Dublic life
for sixty years, dieu at his home in Grot-
on, Mass, Yesterday. He was one of the
organizers of the Republican party and
at his death was the president If the
A-ti-ImperiaIist League.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-03-03
BUYS ROL-
LING STOCK
Alabama Great Southern Rail-
road Makes an Enormous
Purchase.

Chattaneega, Tenn, Feb. 81 Notice
of an agreement between the Alabama
Great Southern Railroad Company and
the New York Security 6 Trust Com
paEy for the purchase of rolling stock,
valued at 81. 14l0r0 was filed in the
County Registers office today The
Alabama Great Southern will get l,550
freight cars and twelve engines within
the next six months. This is one OF the
largest purchasers ever made BY .
short-line railroad 10 this section.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Arch Reein to Miss Francis @.
Greenfield.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-03-03

The Evangelical Cathedral in Beriih,
which Emperor William wishes to have
regarded az mecca for Prolestants,"
was dedicated Monday 10 the presence of
the Emperor and number OF Amer
lean clergymen. Ambassador and Mrs.
Tower we're also present. The Emperor
received the American delegates at the
palace 10 the afternoon.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-03-03


Should the auti-facing bill be defeat
ed by tnt Tennessee House of Repre-
sentatives, Mr.. Nat Baxter,of Nashville,
will establish another great thorough
breed nursery at historic Belle Meade.
The breeding farm will be headed by
the great Harmis while three hundred
fashionably bred mares will be pur-
chased. At least that Is the talk.
Likely as not however, it is for political
effect.
Never since the Davidson County jail
was built has there been holder pris--
oner within it's walls than Jack Will
Jams, the man awaiting trial in the
United States Court on the charge of
counterfelting Locked within one OF
the steel cages on the first floor OF the
building, from which no man has es-
capped the prisoner appears to make
light of his incarceration, and on Mon
day made the startling declaration that
he will never be tried in Nashville, and
that within sixty days he will be IN
Chicago Meanwhile the officers at the
Jail are taking extraordinary precau-
tons to keep Williams within the jurls-
diction of the court, the guard at the
Jail having been greatly strengthened
for two months.
L is likely that Congress will grant
pension to Russell A. MtKiEley. grand
nephew of 2, esidenJ Mckinley, who en-
listed for the SPANISH War under an
assumed name ana lost his eyesight by
accident hile under sentence at hard
labor, by order Of court martial, for
violating leave Of absence.
The House Thursday passed the
Rivers and Harbors Appropriation Bill
and sent the Military Bill to conference.
The amount carried by the appropria-
ton for rivers and harbors IL SIT 234,-
657 throughout the day the progress
of the bill was impeded by amendments,
but only those presented by the csm-
mittee we're adopted.
The recent cold weather caused enorm
ons losses of cattle 10 Texas. The
Houston Post says: "There is no way
to ascertain just what the losses have
been. but the estimates range from so,
900 to 100000 head. In South Texas
some ranchmen have lost as much as
so Ter cent. Of their herds, and
what the losses in the Panhandle have
been cannot be estimated at this time.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-03-03
CIRCUIT court.
Webster vs.. Telephone Co,
Decided In Favor OF
Defendant.

The damage SUIT of Misses NJ p.
and NJ R. Webster vs. The Cumber
and Telephone ~ Telegraph Co., for
the alleged destruction of spring on
the lands of the Misses Webster, was
decided IN favor of the defendant com
pany Thurday afternoon.
The damage suit of Miss Emma
Jones VS.. the N, c. & st. L.. Railway.
is now being heard The amount
asked for in this case is $5, 200. Miss
Jones lives near Parks Station and
about two years since. her saddle horse
became Frightened 1t is claimed at one
of defendant companies trains, and
Runaway, throwing the plaintiff in the
suit. Plaintiff claims that she was
painfully and permanently injured in
the runaway and asks damages.
The damage SUIT Of j. M. Whitehurst
vs. Moody and Nesbitt was taken up
Tuesday 10 the Circuit Court. The
defendants were, thresher men and the
plaintiff had one hand 80 badly Injured
in their thresher that samputatlon was
necessary. He asks for damages in the
sum OF So 600. s
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-03-03
Fitzgerald Gets 5000.

The jury 10 the case Of Abe Fitzgerald
vs. the Il. & N. Ry. returned verdict
for the plaintiff Tuesday afternoon and
assessed the damage at $500. ssA@@f
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-03-03

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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Arch Resin to Miss Francis @.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-14
A Unique Entertainment.

One Of the most delightful and unique
entertainments Of the season was given
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. james
Seth Henry and Miss Martha Henry
at the residence Of ]. W. Goodloe on
W. Bellvillc street.
The guests were first asked to parti-
cipate in a telegram contest after
which the silhouette contest. the fca-
turc Of the afternoon, was enjoyed.
These were pictures Of Marion.s own
people and were drawn BY Misses
Mamie Henry and Ethel Hard. These
young ladies' had done splendid work as
only a few out Of the twenty-five draw
ings could not be readily recognized.
Punch was served during the after
noon and delicious refreshments. con-
sisiing Of salad. pickles, cream, cakes.
bon bons. etc. were served in the
beautifully decorated dining room.
Every one present considered Il a treat
extraordinary and one that will long be
remembered with pleasure.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-14

Fred Nipple, Of jacksonville, was in
town yesterday.
County Attorney Carl Henderson is
in Louisville on legal business.
If you want ice on Sunday send in
your order Saturday.
JOHN SUTHERLAND.
Harry Watkins is seeing about his
clay mines at Paris, Tenn, this week.
Jno. Sheas and VIM. Miller, of Louis
vile, spent several days here this week
looking after their mining business.
Our motto: 1t is our desire to please
our patrons to the letter. II we don't
do that, tell US, but IL we do, tell your
neighbors and let them try our shop.
METZ & SEDBERRY.
j. n. Boston, left Monday at noon
for the south to see after the timber
which was lost on the railroad. for the
Z. j. Hayward building. He went as
far as Fulton and had it traced. finding
II on the switch yards at Canton,
Miss. He returned with the car Of
lumber Wednesday.
John F. Sutherland arrived in the
city last Monday from San Antonio,
Tex, where he has engaged the last
three months travelling with the Boston
Ideal Grand Opera Co. known as Lake
Fay South. He will remain the rest Of
the summer with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sutherland. He expects to
go with the National Co. Of New York
City, in the fall. The company he was
with here last season busted" and be-
came stranded in the south.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-14
Roy Eaton is on the sick list.
Citcuit court adjourned Tuesday.

Roy Eaton is on the sick list.
Citcuit court adjourned Tuesday.
Mr.. H. II. Sayre went to DeKoven
Wednesday.
Harry Cook, Of Paducah, returned
home Monday.
Miss Lille Cook returned to Paducah
Monday at noon.
Charley Cook, Of Eddyville, returned
to his home Monday.
Hon. o. NJ. James is spending a few
days in Dawson this week.
Mrs. Carl Henderson is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Blackboard this
week.
J. b. Sedberry spent Sunday and
Monday in Smithland visiting friends
and relatives.
Hon. 7. J. Num-. Of the court Of
appeals, is visiting friends and rela-
tives here this week.
Commonwealth Attorney John l..
Grayot and wife returned to their home
at Smithland Saturday evening.
X. c. Haynes, who has been attend.
ing Lockyear's Business College in
Evansville. is in the city this week.
w. d. Canaan went to Salem Wed.
nesday afternoon to inspect the Roya
Arch chapter Of the Masonic Lodge.
Mrs. Wexford White, Of Helena. Ark,
arrived in the city yesterday morning
to visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Dave Woods.
Mrs. Eva Deboe, Of Clinton, arrivet
Thursday morning to visit her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Z. P. Hill. She viii
remain about a month.
Mrs. c. NJ. Davis and little daughter
Ethlyn, Of Maydeld. arrived in the cit.
Tuesday at noon. They will spend 1
few weeks here visiting friends an,
relatives.
Our correspondents will please for
ward items so they will reach US no
later than Monday or Tuesday. W,
, frequently receive good communica
tons which We cannot afford to publsl
because the writers name is withheld
from US. Always give US your name
but We will not publish il II requests
not TO do 50.
We ask you when you are interestc
: TO see our line Of mems pants and &c
our prices before YOU buy.
c, II, LoYp. Fredonia. Nv.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-14

+. W. Num-. dentist.
Ira Pierce went TO Mexico Tuesday.
F. W. Num-, dentist, at Stewart
gallery.
Geo. 2. Roberts went 10 Paducah
Tuesday.
l.. 6. Ray. Of Princeton. was in the
city Monday.
Cold, refreshing. invigorating drinks
at Copher's
Not cloudy and dirty. but clean and
clear Sutherland's ice.
$. +. Walker is giving his residence
a handsome coat Of paint
Miss Addie Boyd was the guest Of
friends in the city Sunday.
Mrs. Levi Cook is quite III at her
home On South Main street.
Richard J. Morris. dentist. Tenn
porary office. Carnahan building.
Mr.. Warner II. Stewart was the
guest Of his brother. +. p Stewart.
this week.
Typewriter ribbons for all makes Of
machines JoE BoURLASD.
Attorney J. y. Champion is repair
INK and painting his residence on Depot
street
Miss Fenwick wathen. Of Fords
Ferry. Is visiting Miss Sadie Rankin
this week.
Miss Inca Price is the guest Of Misses
Edna Carr and Lille Murc Walker at
Morganhch this week.
Miss Lena Terry. Of the Sheridan
ncighborhood. Is the guest Of Mis-,
Sadie Rankin this week.
Mr.. 7 J. Num- and daughter. Mis-
Virginia, arrived Sunday afternoon {,
be- the guests 81 relatives.
W e. Camahan Is erecting a beau
, tiful. up.to-datc iron fence in front %
his new residence on Bcllcyillc street.
s $ Sullcngcr and W A. Tackwcl
will give big barbecue at lrma tn
22nd 81 July. Public sale on ground.
Terrell 4 Watson will have barbc
+ cua AZ Fcurll's spring near Hopcwcl
church in Livingston county July 22nd.
Sam Gugcnhcim lcf, Tuesday after
b noon Tor Henderson to be present a
4. the marriage II his ncicc. Miss Har,
field.
Master Jim Ainsworih returned HON
4 saturday after two weeks stay wit
q his aunt Mrs l., $. Rogers, at Lciict
field.
}, Good shoes and oNtords from Is ct
Y to SLoo New line u suspcndcrs. a
i prices c. q. LoNn. Frcionia. ny.
W n. McElroy, clerk at the Crittcr
B. den Springs Hotel. was in the Ct,
4" Monday rnuu,r 10 Cincinnati. whcr
e. he will spend few days.
r. n. and e.. d. Kemp will act O
c administrators Tor the estate II W.
!, Kemp. deceased The personal prul
b criy will BE- sold july 18th.
Ihavc Tor sale in crib near MattoJ
.c 7oO bushels VI corn in ear. also abo,
IN 1870 bushels on my farm at For
!. Ferry, See me at Marion.
q J. l.. RANNlN.
'c Willis J. Ray has removed his fami
h, from kul,awa to this city They al
Is occupying the residence recently VI
Gated hy Prof ]. Il. Crimson.
e Miss Ida Hill. who has Tor sever
Il months been visiting her sisters, Mr.
J. Fannie Weldon. at st. Louis. and Mr.
Eva Dcboc, at Clinton. returned hon
Tuesday.
10 The Syracuse a. W Journal Is pa
u fishing a series Of letters from Scut
cm California towns, and among the
,, IL an elaborate description Of Pomon
!. where several former citizens of n
!, county reside.
AZ The strongest and the most durat
= Whitehall" Portland cement.
HISA.BABR COMPANY.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-14
+. w. Num-. dentist.
Good lunch at Cophcr's.
Richard ]. Morris. Dentist.

Richard j. Morris. Dentist.
watermelons on ice at Sutherland's.
+. W. Num-. dentist. at Stewart
gallery.
]. ". Persons went to Muncie. Ind.
Saturday.
J. l.. Lamb. Of Iron Hill. was in
Monday.
Jim Blue. u Frcdonia, was in town
Wednesday
TW RECORD and Courier Journal.
weekly. $50.
W l.. Funkhouser. Of Tolu. was in
town Sunday
q. G. Tudor. u Shady Grove. was in
town Thursday
Miss Bertha Moore. u Princeton,
vas In town Sunday
J. l.. Lamb. Of Iron Hill. was IN
town shopping Monday.
V. c. Craync. u Caldwell county
called TO see Us Monday
T. y. Grady and son. ~ Rodney
were In the city Monday
The lobc-Dcmocrat. semi weekly
and REcoHD one year for Sl7j.
". n. Gopher went 20 Marion. Ill
last week. returning Sunday afternoon
Mr NJ =. Bacon. II the Daily New
Era. at HopkinsyiIlc. spent Sunday II
the city.
The Cincinnati Weekly Inquirer an
Tm CmrrrNprS REcoRp one yea
for sl.6O
The Louisville Herald. daily an
Sunday. with Tm REcoRn one yea
Tor NlUO
Losr one mouth plcyc and u IA
shank for couct. Finder will pleas
return Io Cochran 4 Pickrns
Ms, Byrd McNccly. who has bcc
visiting friends and relative, in nav
SON. returned home last week..
Mr. liner Nicely returned Tuesday y
noun from ST. Louis. where she hu
BEEN visiting for abou, two weeks.
Walker l.c,lbcttcr. who has been VI
ting relatives in this city. returned
his home a, Ehiabcth,oWn, H.. Satu
day.
Misses Bertha and vclda Tavt
who have hccn visiting friends ar
relative. at Rcp,on, returned hon
Tuesday,
Mr.. Harry Watkins and childrcl
Mis- Maud and Master Harry, vi
the 9th Tor Alberta. w. Va, " Wis
Relatives
Miss ollie Jones. who has bccn v.si
,ne Mis-. America Woodbridge Cor a
last Eve weeks. returned ,n her hon
I'm Suvis TUESDAY
Mr. William Woodbridge AMI bee
daughter. whD have b,rn visiting NJ
wv,blolgy's mother at StuWs. r
turned hom saturday
The dayoi IS half the battle. II
purity she other half My soWhu
Is pure ami has flavor that h. de-
!. cioua J. FRANE CoNGgW.
' Guy Champion. WIN has been he
visiting his brother Claud Champio
J. for the last two weeks. returned TO
= home In Marion. H.. Sunday.
l. Chickens. chickens. chickens. v
a want chickens and will pay the by
10 market price Tor all kinds ~ puul,r
q YATES & MCCAsiiN.
M Chandler and family. who !
" movcl. last fall. frum this place
70 a point In the South. returned the III
J. u the week and will reside here.
We will pay Sc per bushcl for VIII
b corn with shuck Of. delivered at d
"A mill. also will be in the market I
4 several thousand bushels II new VIII,
10 al hirhcs, market prices See US
tcr, selling. MARION MlLtiNC Co,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-14
LITTLE RECORDS.
Richard J Morris. Dentist.

VIII Clifton was in Dawson last week.
Mn G"prgia Dean. north II the city.
- SICK
IN Todd, Of FrYionia. was in the
MONDAY.
King. u Mexico. was in town
Mo~slay
Coed coco-cols and summer drinks at
Coph~s
NJ w Nuun. q Rodney. was in
to~n Monday
RE. Grady. Of Rodney. was in the
city Saturday.
wL Handy. u France, was in
town saturday
TIE Meredith. u Frances. vas in
town Saturday
81. Mansfield was In Sturgis Mon.
day an business
Raey Rowland, u Repton. was IN
che ats Saturday
Maurice Sutherland went 10 StuVis
sunday Afternoon.
Mas Bessie woods is spending the
wei At Dckoycn
]. \ Fletcher. = Mexico. vas In
thu city saturday.
IN McCasln visited his family in
Crsynevllc sunday
Yrsss q NcCaslin are In the markc,
fu Ppaltry See them.
n, Louisville Herald, weekly. and
nW RIcoEp. one year sl.2i.
We Urcn. II Mineral Point Wis
Is sp'1dnr The week in the city.
IL. S,sWart b. doing 40 Kind, ot
photographic vork and cnlaucmcnts.
Mr. Florence Travis visited bet
father near Rsptun the first II N,
Wcrk
MIR bertha Moore visited friend.
and r'Isti,rs At Rcpton the trs, II Oh,
week
Comfy Attorney Carl Henderson lcf
Tacs,iay Tor DIXON o. attend circuit
cuuft
Bub Duu,n II wichita. Nan. II
sPcsiing a few days Ut the crittcndcI
SpT,nus
Mss LILLIAN Ragsdalc. II Fr,ionia
has srcspicl position a, clerk in N,
Palar,
lisri,r, R"scfs. II Henderson. b. M
r,l.si II friends and relative, In IN
city uns week
Ns BESSIE Castlcbcry, 81 Primo,
TN. q N, guest n Misses AnElyt
and i.issic johnson
e.. ,. IrnH.nga b.. removed g. b.
r,sitcrcr krouu as IN, Crawford rlac
in Garian tul.li,.s.0n
uafb.r shop NtaJk rri of thn &
Hs,yy buiIirc un Salem sirrri
Mrrt& SrpUtUE,.
Walter 4. Backbaru and family, ,
t.ounwrc. visited friends and rclatiy,
IN ulr city thc tint u the week
Msa Rosa k,yil. who has been visi
iur friends and relatives IN StuHi
returned home the first u the week
Don't fail To- call At Yates & MEGA
ln's butcher shop and sc, their pro,
on P,siltry. near C. Z. church. Main b
Miss nyrlc McNecly has accepted
pssition a. night operator with q
~ 'uland Telephone Company
~ Niiicndcn left this week {
IL and his family. Who ha'
III there fur several mun,h
/. !. =. !. :. !.
III Nih him.
Il received blk supp
I N'whiiehall'' Por,lai
IN that is recommend
NN permanent consrc
~. HNA.RARR Co.