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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
Citation.
Citation.
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA, !
County of pjckrns.

> y II Of SOOIti CAltVIlNA,
County of Pickens.
BY j. B. Newbery, Esquire, prohat'
Judge.
Whereas, J. Il. Parsons mode suit
to me to grant him Letters OF Ad,
ministration Of the Estate Of and cf.
fects of e. e. Parsons, deceased, with
the will annexed.
These are therefore to cite and al
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors Of the said T.. G. Par.
sons, deceased, that they be and up
pear heforc me, in the court Of Pro
bate, to be held at pickens Couri
House, S. O., on the rs day Of Jan.
1908, after publication hereof, MT [ !
o'clock in the forenoon, to sh"w cans
If any thoy have, why the said Ad
m'nistrotion should not be granted
Given under my hand and sc''
this 10 Gay Of Jan. 1905, in the II!
year of our Independence.
| j. B Nowbory, j. p. p. g.
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BUSINESS LOCALS,


Don't fail to attend thc grpn,
closing out sale at Cate :, Libnriy.
We are sole agents for Hnrrison's
Town aud Country Pairtn.
Tulmnr e Thornley,.
If you want bargains don't fail
to attend r.. c. Carriers closing out
sale.
Old newspapers, suitable for
wrapping purposes, for sale at this
office ct &c tho ponnd.
r.. &. Carter is closing out his
store at Liberty, and is of t',ring great
hMrsains. Reai his new nd.
When you paint your house use
the best paint Harrison's Town and
Country Paints.
Folg,r 4 Thnr.' y, Ag'.
-Losl Dog Black, an! rin,; neck
ed. ears stand np and o'onH at tie
Iir; answers to name of E!nE. Re-
turn to this Office. =. =. Chnpnun.
My atcch OF buggies, wagons, !,ar
ncss, anil implements OF various.
kinds fpr preparing your land, is 800
large, and will slaughter prices for
cash until this stock is reduced.
Is Z. NJ. Lowory, Seneca, S. 9.
For Snlo-SO acres veil timbcred
land eight miles north Of Eosiry,
in Dacusyille Township. G. W.
Taylor, Gre"nville, s. &.
All persons indebted TO me by nv'e
account or otherwise will please s',s-
tie the same by the first day Of jam,
ary 1908. After That day they vii
be placed in the hands Of III nttura;y
FOR Collection. Payment can DntnnIic
10 me or }. T.. B,inIs:cr. J..H,riy.
tu Il. Il. iiuitlrr
Sixty head of mules aud horses;
any kind You want. All bloke rn i
ready to work. Will make prices TO
cash bnycrn that will make the silr.
Come this week if you want choic, of
bargains. II. N. Lowery,
4t Seneca, S. G,
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Found q Cure for Indigestion.

use Chamberlain Stomacl, md Liver
Tablets for indigestion and find that Il. ey
Snt my case better than "auy dyspepsia
romedy have ever tried and I have
used many different remedies. I am
pearly tfty-one years of age aud have
suffered great donl from indigestion.
can cat almost anything want now.
.-Gco. W. Emory, Rock Mills, Ala.
For sale by Plclens Drug Go. e, ,rlo's
DtHl2 Store.
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SuDerVjsOr'S Notice

I will be in my Office Tuesday
and Friday Of each week to file
claims, pay out money when we
have it, and do anything else I can
to accommodate those having busi~
ness in the Office. Do not come
any other day. G. NJ. Lynch,
lun III Supervisor.
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Solicitor BOG "a ysa

4 Il Si9ls OF siSog t55, sfl i5Qln9 Q
1.-The newspapers have hal q good dea
Etoeayaboni the providence OF 9 i'm il
tho State, and the failure ofthe cNutt
opunis criminals, but ! do not tbinl
the records will warrant such state
monts, Certainly the Eighth Cir
cult do not warrantit."
Married on sunday, the l5tl
inst, at tho home Of l.. d. Stephens
father Of tho bride, Miss Dorso,
/ Stephens to Mr.. Elijah Youugblood
Ill of Pickene county. The happ,
I young couple have tho best wishes OF
i host of friends for long, prosper.
GUS and happy voyage adown the
stream Of life.
Tho church membership at New
Hope has called Rev. W. G.. s;eaborn,
OF prhrns, to sorve that church tHi.
yonr. Thelo Will DO services ever,
".coEd Sunday and Saturday before.
Ills many friends will lie glad to
know that Mr. Seaborn has returned
to this work aftor an absence Of four
Years. --Oconee News.
THE PickeGs Sentinel
starts the New Year very much i'm
proved 10 appearance. 1t has dis.
cardef the "patent side" and is now
printing it's whole eight pages at
homo. Evidently Uncle Zeke is hav-
ing an Influence in getting the Senti-
mel journal on a paying basis. May
it live long and prosper.-Sylvan
Valley News.
The Anderson.Reohr Recital Co.,
will give piano and violin recital in
the auditorium at Ensley on tomor
row (rhursday) night, 10Th. This is
all elegant concelt company, and ev
eyy one that can do 50 should avail
themselves Of the opportunity to at.
tend. The Pickens railroad will run
special train for this ccc3ion, and
will sell ruundtrip tickets, including
admission into the entt rtainment, for
Is cents.
On ccconut of impaired health
Mr.. j. Med. Bruce has resigned his
position as cashier Of the Pickens
Bauk. Mr.. I. a.. Mauldin was elect
ed by the directors ps his successor.
Ar. Bruce was elect ed vice president
and will continue his connection with
the bank, giving the business his per-
sonal attention rs heretofore. The
business Of the bank the past year
was the largest and most profitable
in its history.
AS we go to press wo learn that
Mrs. Warren D. Edens, of the Hale
section, dropped Cead Tuesday. She
h@d not been sick, unl one report
has it that she Was coming to Pick
Oils that day with her husband, and
as sue reached the buggy she sank
to the ground, expiring in few
moments. Fulthe particulars un-
obtainable. She leaves husband.
several children and host of rela,
ti7es and friends to mourn her death.
An election was held Tuesday.
-. 'rst on the question Of forming
..N - .ryr' "nrtions of Able
~. .'@., $751;; ,ua ,.... aud
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lishmcnL. ... .,..
msjority for the IL, D. g. ,...
otes, it standing 551 for ~
against the scheme. The Legisla-
latnre will no doubt create the coun.
ty at the coming session. NTcCor.
mick is to be the county seat.
Miss Marie Foger, who has &C
ceptably taught in the Picllens graded
school for the past three years, resign.
ed her position jnst before the holi,
days. She consented to teach Jor
two weeks after tho New Year, but
ho3 accepted position at Hodges, in
Albevll!e county, and leaves this
week to begin her new duties. The
board Of trustees have been very for
Lunate in securing Miss Gussie Hub
bard to bill the vacancy. Miss Hub.
bal 4 ia graduate Of the University
uf Nashville aud haD had considerable
experience in school work in addition
to excellent normal training.
--Whil@ playing under n vacant
house ut Ncwry last Friday, some
children found an infant male child
wrapped in an old sack and a pair
of overall. pants. The body of the
child was in n state Of decomposition,
and had been dead for several DAYS
Coroner Harbin held an inquest, but
up to the present time nothing has
boenbrought out that will lead to the
identity Of the child or its parents.
The lungs Of the child were taken
ont and when examined the physician
declared that the child was born
alive. There is II mystery surround
ing the whole matter, which we hope
to be able to reveal to our readers
next week. --Oconeo News.
This is pretty good town, as
towns 90, and is no worse than the
: AYvH.". auI is much better than &
lot. '". +. or"a. knocking occasion
"3r t..:At n.~ g.. worst thing is
, .5a i">@uoa '..a 4ry I"-u with tho
lots ,ayls 81 Gh> sil ..a r,": .'n.. cub
lie prem'-@a. ELo m..i.r.e rra..
of the town are 50 situntc,l .j.. .la,
Gre exposed, and the uws.;nga uyl -
plain and full view Of thes, yD,s. IN,
people, especially class of couptr,
folks and darkies, congregato on thes,
lots and behind the ont buildings ant
drink, curse, blackguard and us,
them as urinals in fpll view of th,
dwellings,, Good government arc
public decency demand that d halt b,
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g nicely at
Gar llent manage
mcnt If Robclv
Born unto Mr., and Mrs. Jack
Chapman Oh tho 10Th, twins.
d. Perritts little son, Henry, had
The misfortune to get his arm broke
by falling off q horse u few days ago.
Miss Eula James of Greenville,
who has been visiting friends and
relatives in this section for some time
returned home Saturday, the 18th
Calvin 'Woodson Of Union visited
b mefolks recently.
julie Durham, who has been in
California for some time, is visiting
home folks, and Newt Ruo of Colo.
RADIO has been visiting friends and
relatives in this section also.
There was no preaching at Six
Mile last Sunday. On account of aa
weather our pasor, Rev. Stewart
could not come.
Th're is p, eaching at Six Mile
every second Sunday at II O'Clock
and Saturday at 3 o'clock, aud prayer
meeting every Sunday afternoon at
2 o'clock. Everybody invited to at
tend these services.
Everybody Is invited to meet at
Carvln school house Saturday even.
ing at 7 o'clock, for tho purpose OF
organizing a debating society.
W. j. Kelley is erecting himself q
nice now dwelling.
Perry Durham is visiting in Grcen
villo this week. | certainly enio,
Uncle Zeke's witty stories, they seen
so original, they would make hors,
laugh. L don't think that Uncle Eek,
is as sour as they say he is. / DON
think he would pickle cucumbefs b,
riding by the field where they ar
growing, If 80 apple vinegar vii
be dull sale this year. Well, Uncl
Heke, would send you dollar t
pay for the paper year in advance
hut have already sealed my lette
... stamped it, and don't want I
~" l,o envelope and stamp; 70 wi
! '" ~. lt,@' "o@'. Cony.
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TrGsSDass Notice.

All percons are hereby warned moi to
hunt, fish, set out fire, cut timber, lnuko
roads, travel over, or in nnyw'y trcs!" 81
on any of our lands, uudrr penalty cf
the law. JOHN E. BOGtE3,
il8 1t CORA Il. BOGGS.
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& NnDrs,.n.r inf,.

:" stuck to loy mGiGt@Sr&iWbur't every
JOINT IL hod and lvo,y rcrTt,,wG. tacled
with pain, writes &. W. Bnthnly, a
locomotive iffre.0an of Hur,iuoiop IGYa,
u WAS weak and pelo Without any az
petite and all run powu. 81 Woa 3l,@nt
to give up. got bottleoI I3I cot Is I$jf
iers,5 and attsr taking it felt ;as yyn1l yas
. ever aid ~ Il my life. Weak, s,gltlv
IA bop le always gain I,ow liz.
"a s,fd aiffSaa the III iiae! y III,
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Git TMTION.
49, j.. B. Newberry Esquire, Prohat
Inlnn

-, j.. B. Newbcrry Esquire, Probate
Judge.
w Fl T. r EAS, J. 8. Sizemorc
made suit to mo to grant him
Letters Of Administration Of Tho Estate.
OF and effects of William Size more, de.
ceased.
THESE ARE THEREFORE, to citn and al
monish all and singular tho kindred and
creditors Of tho said William Sizemoro,
deceased, that they bo and appear before
mo, in the Cont of Probate, to be held
Mt Pickons Court House, S. c., on the
2nd day of Feb, 1905, after publication
hereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to
shew cause, il any tIcy have, Why the
said ADMINISTRATION should not be grant
ed.
GIVEN under my hand and seal, this
10th day of Jan, 1905. il the l205h yea,
OF our Independence X B. Newbery,
Up. p. G.
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: 1t 10 y.ac... ... 6. >' .h..
insect >Siss attacking ... h .,@
hickorNati.ees in the forest. Ia ,.;u.
Der mehare alarmed at it ana will
appeal 5fo$Congress to take the mat
ter ir land and see if somo relief Can
be Yu0d.
sat a meeting of the County Far.
mers' Union at Anderson last Tues.
day, a resolution was adopted III ging
q rs per cent. reduction Of the cotton
acreage this year, and correspond.
ing reduction in the use Of CONNER
cial fertilizers.
We have not got straig ghtened
out yet, a@d cannot handle all tho
matter that has been sent in to III;
those of our correspondents who fail
to see their stuff in this issue, will
please bear with us; it will appear
all good time.
--Mnrricd near Liberty, at the resi-
dence OF the brides father, Sunday
after noon, 18th inst, at s O'Clock, MIR.
John j. CAN'T and Miss Julia, second
daughter of AIR. and Ms. Robert II.
Stewart, pastor o! Liberty Bap:iet
church officiating
--The Easley Chapter, Daughters
of Confoderacy, will confer Crosses of
Honor on several of the gallant wear
ers Of tho gray on the 10Th inst, at
Easloy. Appropriate exercises will
10 held, and an enjoyable time will
DO had by all who attend.
In ordering the address of your
paper changed, please give tho name
of the Office at which you have been
receiving it as we'll as the name of
-" off"" 70 which you want 1t chang.
ST. '2 jy ar DUNG you will save us
ooN" ',me AID trouble.
y you lear your neishbor kick.
'n: ah"nt no. getting his pape jn'>
week, ask him if no has paid f." Il ..
to '04; if he has not, then it h.a...
cut. All behind Jan. 10th .a
been cut off this wecl,. g..
g p0mo off a, cx...
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Six Mile Items.

Here comt 8 Cony again, after some
few months absence and hard work
IA Hobbs-Henderson Co.'S. dry goods
stone III Greonville, to resume his ol,l
position and try and givo some dots
fro? hustling Six Mile.
Six Mile is not behind time at all.
She now has her telephone connection
with Norris, and can get the news
from the outside world in short time.
j. O. Garrett has his roller mill
and residence at Norris connected
with telephone, and w. @. Garrett
and r. II. Holcombe also have con-
nectiops. The aforesaid gentlemen
are stockholders in the Six Mile Tele-
phone Go.
The year 1904 witnessed the com
pletion Of the telephone line into our
thriving little town. Now, for our
graded school. That was discussed
last year and little done. Now, why
not let the year 1905 witness the
completion of Ito much needed and
long discussed school. 1t must bo
built before our towu will mako mu, h
progress in industrial development Of
our country. Why not build school
that will be the equal or peer of any
in the rural district in the country.
We want to got The need of better
school system deep rooted in the
hearts Of the people, SO they will be
willing to contribute or sacrifice for
better schools for their children. The
children of the. twentieth century
without an education will be the car.
riage driver for :he man with the cd.
ucatiou. Now, why let your loving
little children he paupers in the bus,
ness world, and servants Of others
on account Of not spending few dol
lars for their benefit and education.
Now let the citizens consider this
matter and come together and say
that wo intend Building a scnorl
house this year, and draw up spcci
fication and let those who will, take
stock in it.
J. B. Martin has sold his farm to
Mr.. Stephens and moved to Eib.r
ton, Gu, where ho has purchased a
farm. Wo regret that MIR. Martin
and family have moved away, for ho
was good neighbor and citizen.
Messrs W. r. Durham and W. L.
Pinson have bought land in Georgia,
and intend moving there this fail.
""e sorry to know that our
.t... ..& "niug to leave our
..'. garden spot
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Notice..

Sealed Bids on the assigned stock
oF goods of Mis-. X. j.. Curoton will
sge received by tho undersigned pntil
TESR, /, 1908. Tho stock will be sold
in<!lufn, ~ ,ss2 S2s,y ysiaht.i .is reserved 10 re.
leo anyl Terms If aele
abgetli, 81, NfSse inl lefe sy4feSl GRE
"a
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Observation-Disclosures.
6fa L0gal saHdzPslsvEal NalGHg,-

| hsSDehlags 0fEd I0Gdl anu Personal hallEgg,
-t-lf you owe for your paper now
s 9 good time to pay for it.
SIS Sss Subscribe for the Sentinel Jour
@ and keep up with the nows.
Never Judge u mans krowlr6gr
E S tho foo! ,h"n%> tc aags wLtn n
"''i S''|'o'e''NS2'n }. a.. .,.c, ',.,a 81
@hot YoU LU,G l..... >y- -. :. A.ii
brico for it. .
There are said to be 10000 bales
|Sl of cotton in the hands OF South Caro-
lima fnl mers.
& The director Of tho u. S. mirt
a reports that in 1901 South Curo'iu"
8 Mproduced $113, 200 in gold and 600
Mpunccs of silver.
q @ The Chicago Tribune in its an,
nFi,nal review states that there were
less than half dozen cases OF lynch
ing in 1904 in South Curolina.
" Lost Last week at Holders ford,
D hand pump, used for washing of
E6uggies. Finder roturn to j. II.
y (Bub) Richey and get reward
y The farmers seem more deter
lDinCd than ever to control the price
vH cotton. A cut of 25 per cent. in
sAhe acreage this year will do the
t1Asinoss.
yMA- Married, On 11th inst. at the res
TSdphce of George Terrell, Mr.. Piuk
oNM lies to Miss jamie Mansell, both Of
NPickens county, A. L. Elens, N. p,
TRffio'"ting
~ IF you have load or Two of good
=. Cry pine wood, ready cut for stove,
"&you wish to exchange for subscription
VI the Sentinel journal, bring it c'one
T." and get the paper.
~ Mrs. Stokes, Of Orangebur@
\ widow Of the lato Congressman, J.
IA VIM. Stokes, has founded a $1,000
}, scholarship at Woftord College for
* deserving students.
"a IF you have resolved to cut down
y / your cotton acreage this year stick
Hto the resolution Let this he one Of
n your New Year rrsolui ions that there
E is no going back on.
II MIR. r.. H. Baleutine and friend,
IL Mr.. Ben Mauldin, who have been
E visiting at Central, have re.
n Sturned to Birmingham, Ala, where
n they will resume their work
h "rceman has &C
...., j ." nth Craig Bros,
| .H'j ...,. .. go of the dress
Il ," .: their storo. She
4 VA. ...s"4 ".... 49,. first Of February
( just as we 60 to press, We learn
! ,u.: ""bt II. Child, cf the Cateechce
@..,..' +. n,,' dead from heart
'"...,.. ." ." %. Hf the 17th,
q N's ..r .. ',c.''r"s
i -. T.. 49,. ...
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No Coupons Except sin2to&l aga2llcd
unless subscription is pt ID ii aHnnca
TO the person scnd1nS e1y
the largest lisr ~ 3ut3
scFibefs accompaliaSl#h hy
the cash, before Ma d
1905, weWiII giys
class lass Di.,.RohsHE DR.
ssISEsS v q ,lMACHIINR
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-02-18
II r II II H.

and Kate O'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. T..
H. Parsons, Mrs. B. Parson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hughes, Mr.. j. j. Heffernan,
Miss Ivy Rendell, Miss Hazel Boyd,
Mr.. Joe Parsons. The evening was
pleasantly passed in musical and So
ciability. The young couple will re-
side at Bingham.
" ~
Mrs Richard A. Keyes entertained
Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss
Lillian Waller of Kentucky, who is
guest of Mrs. d. r. Gray. Bridge
was played. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Robert Glendinning, Miss Waller and
Mrs. G.. D. Rooklidge. The guests were
Mrs. David r. Gray Mrs. G. d. Rock
lidge, Mrs. H. l.. Miller, Mrs. G. w.
Fifield, Mrs. ]. e. Gallagher, Mrs. w.
G. Alexander, Miss Reinhart of In
diana, Mrs. j. T. Harris, Miss Sarah
Alexander, Mrs. Robert Glendinning
Mrs. S. V. Ham, Mrs. Wing B. Al
len, Mrs. w. w. Flagg, Mrs. Lewis
Cecil Robinson and Miss Katherine
Judge.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-02-18
"HE SAID NOT TO rELY

The following from the ,r.o,
FORK citizen of last Saturday is 81, IL
unique thing in the way of wod5,na
announcements, and we co1grat rTils
Editor w. d. Loveless on the sagac %tv
OF his office boy. The para.ranS wo,
set in long primer, the lad eyidentlS
having a greater knowledge Of tba,
particular font of type. 'n"'
IF there are any mistakes or him
ders in the paper this week nlnoar
blame them to the devil as we i boHe
no editor. He left on the San Pedro
last night for Salt Lake City. talinO
with him Miss Pearl Cunningham W.
think they have gone up to got :" q
marriage license but Mr.. Loveless said
not to tell'' '''u
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-02-18

WANTED-Capable men and women
for census work and to act as repre-.
sentatives in this and adjoining terri.
tory for magazine and music business
of old established house. Our cata.
logues list over 5000 magazines and
5000 selections of music at CUT
PRICES. Salary $500 per week. Elk.
perience unnecessary, but good refer.
ences required. Address, Sprague
Wholesale Co., 27O Wabash avenue
Chicago, III.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-02-18

WANTED-Trustworthy man or wo
man to manage business in this county
and adjoining territory for well estab
lished house of solid financial stand
ing. $4,000 straight cash salary with
all necessary expenses paid weekly bv
check from headquarters Money ad.
vanced for expenses. Position perma.
nent; previous experience not essen.
tial. No investment required. We
furnish everything. Enclose selfad.
dressed envelope. Address. Manager
SO Como block, Chicago, III.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-02-18
IN THE SOCIAL REALM.


and Mrs. Pearsall gave a very ele-
CANT reception at the Country club
Thursday evening. The appointments
were perfect and a most enjoyable
evening was spent.
~ ~
Mrs. r. w. Young entertained the
sewing club on Friday.
" ~
Mrs George w. Snow entertained
at luncheon on Thursday.
~ ~
The Cleofan met with Mrs. Frank
Roberts, 507 Second street, Tuesday
~ ~
Harry X. Masters has returned to
the city and has apartments at the
Keith.
Miss Eleanor Crawford gave a card
party at her home Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. ]. M. Bidwell entertains at a
Kensington, followed by bridge, this
afternoon.
The Bridge club met Thursday aft
ernoon at the Kenyon with Mrs. W.
w. Flagg.
" ~
Miss Louise Putnam is now at home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Smith at
80 S street.
On the oath will be given the dance
of the high school alumni association
at Unity hall.
The East Side 500 club met Thurs
1oxr Will A
Second street.
The members of the Sarasate club
danced at the Ladies' Literary club
Tuesday evening.
~ -
The sophomore class of the univer-
sity gave a dance at the university
hall Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Cary and Mrs.
Page are now at home to their friends
at II Twelfth East street.
~ ~
The o. e. S. circle met Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. S. S.
Pond, 572 South State street.
At Westminster church Thursday
night a reception was given in honor
of Rev. and Mrs. McLain Davis.
~ ~
Miss Marge Ellerbeck entertained
the p. l. X. girls at a valentine party
Wednesday evening at her home on G
street.
The Shakespeare section of the La
dies Literary club met Wednesday at
the club house and continued the study
of "Othello."
The engagement is announced of
Miss Sadie Merrill to Frank e.
White. The marriage will take place
some time in April.
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Cary entertained
a party of twelve at dinner Tuesday
evening complimentary to Bishop F..
S. Spalding and his sister.
~ -
The Sophomores Of the university
gave a moonlight cotillion on Friday
evening, which was the event Of the
week in educational circles.
~ ~
The young people of st. Paul's