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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-19
OGDEN BARRIERS
DON WAR PAINT.

Ogden. July ls.-Qulte a little hutter
vas caused among the local tonsorill
artists Of ogden this morning by the ap-
psarance OF Dr. c. 81. Benedict PEI
ley A. I'm and ". NJ Piggott. mem-
bers Of the state board Of barber exam
liners. from salt Like The gentlemen
lest no time 10 making the object of
their mission known and lu short order
proceeded 90 serve summons on all
those BARRIERS who had not renewed
their licenses under The state laW. Tho
summons cited each % appear at the
Office Of the board in salt Lake city.
July 81, al n a. m, where they are
requested 20 show cause why they had
not taken out renewal cards. and why
their licenses should not De revoked.
Tho complaint alleges that they are now
practising the trade 81 a barber wiki
out license.
With few exceptions here every bar.
ltr has entered into % combine 20 test
tho ronstitutiOnalty Of the new Law in
tho courts Each objects 10 paying the
annual ice Of one dollar, and otherwise
apparently objects 90 the inspection
which insures the public that they viii
bp shaved boz clean shops
With Die objection in view Of resist
Inc the ueV Jaw thcy have retained
Judge vs. L. Mlginuis 70 defend them
and their cases viii boz 900 his hands
MRS ANDERSON DEAD.
Mrs Andrew Anderson. a native u
Norway. died a. her residence az YIN
nh today following an operation for
cancer of the stomach She was 40 ytars
ci age aIgl leaves "a husband and four
children.
DESTRUCTIVE WORM.
Tho attention ~ citizens has been
called 90 the rayages Of a mysterious
worm that has been damaging the
lawns ana Killing vegetation generally
in The gardens NJ this city In this
connection Fred J. Keiscl has address
On letter ~ the city Improvement
league calling attention 10 the pest and
asklnr that steps hr taken to eXtermi.
rate a. Tho matter W.u bs taken ur
Jointly hy the league ana the county
fruit tree inspector
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-19
WEATHER REPORT

Record az the local office ~ thc wealth.
,r bureau for The q hours cnling az 3
a. m today.
Temperature at ca M. a. maximum.
~. minimum. o.. mean. a. which As a..
gees below normal
Precipitation sinco the nrst uf tho
month d. inch. which 81 .ls inch below
ne normal
Excess DO precipitation since Jon. Z. 40
Inches
Relative humidity 20 rfr cent
FORECAST TILL sr ~ FRIDAY
local forecast Tor shf Ifke city and
vicinity
Partly clouds tonight and Friday
J. G. ALTER
Temporarily Orb charge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-19
PAPPAs RE.ARRESTED.
Secured Writ OF Habeas Corpus But
II Vas IN Vain.

Judge Armstrong today granted the
application Of George Pappas Tor a
writ Of habeas corpus and ordered the
prisoner discharged from custody.
Pappas was Immediately rearrested.
however by Deputy Sheriff sharp up
on q complaint charging him with riot.
In granting the writ Judge Armstrong
held that q justice o. the peace has
no right 10 hear cases outside OF his
own precinct The pappas case was
tried before Justice +. VI Bishop, who
held court in this city instead %
I'm Farmers precinct Of which he o.
the duly elected justice of the peace.
pappas Or ono ~ the Greeks arrested
FOR riot during he recent strike at
Garfield.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-19
Corpse Of John SeIgrath Recoy.
cred From Waters Of La.
COON This Morning.
NO INQUEST WAS NECESSARY.
RIO Grandc Engineer Met Death by
The Cspsi1ing Of Pleasure
Boat last Night.

After an al night search. 90 which
- large number ~ per-1Us ,o1k part.
the body ~ John se.grath. who was
drowned last evening. VAS recovered
from The West lake AZ Lagoon shortly
after O'Clock this morning. The re-
mains were found az a time aheu q
began 10 b. yery doubtful in The minds
81 the selrchors aB 20 whether 90 not
the man bad beer drowned Repeat
sdly the body o. water had been drag
geo swimmers had time and uwe again
diyed % the b0'tomald even explosives
had been res1rfed 10 but an % DO pur-
pose until ths hour named when the
iody aas discovered near the north
west corner OF The lake. 50 feet from
ne sh1re and ir water more than u
feet deep Charles ssgrath. brother
o. the deceased. was present al the time
the boIy Was discovered. Upon ieam-
lng q The lad occurrence De FASTENED
10 the spot and with the aid Of ne
willing WORKERS already on hand, be-
Continued The search until the remains
vere brought 20 the surface
HOW FATALITY OCCURRED.
The drowned man. who was an en-
gineer In the employ % the RIO Grande
Western. running between Thistle and
Manu. and whose home vas 90 the
former place. vent 20 Lagoon yester-
day. accompanied by his wife on the
Utah county band excursion. In the
evening no Joined d friend, Emil An
ders0n. u Bingham Junction. in boat
ride on West lake Between and $50
o'clock. the boat in some manner cap
sized. and both the occupants we're
thrown into the water, which IN the
deepes, place Is some II feet deep. An
ders0n struck out Immediately for the
shore. and supposed that be was being
followed by his friend who was known
10 be a good swimmer The latter
however remained above the water on
ly a comparatively short time. when no
sank out OF sight and was seen no
more
The announcement was at onoe made
that selgrath had been drowned and
Immediately the shore was MronBeq
with people. many Of whom Joined IN
a search for the remains. The Lagoon
management had force of men en-
Moved all night and Up 20 the hour
that the water gave up iis dead.
so INQUEST HELD.
selgrath left q wife but no children.
She was IN the Lagoon grounds When
the sad news was brought 10 her. and
The manifestations of her grief were
pltlable 10 behold scgrah was IS
years Of age,
After the body was recovered u was
deemed advisable 90 hold an inquest,
but after the remains had bean viewed
hy "A local physician the plan Tor an
inquest was abandoned. and Under
taker ODonneu was summoned from
Salt Lake 70 take charge of the body,
which was brought 20 the city on the
2 o'clock train. The date and place
Of the funeral have not yet been de-
isnmlned upon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-19
SEWER TO BE ALTERED.
some Changes Which win lessen the
Cost Are 20 be- Made.

Tho board Of public works commit
tee ON engineering and the city en-
giueer Yesterday paid visit 70 the
new irteroepilng sewer which is in pro-
cess OF construction az Eighth West
and seventh North streets. The result
90 their visit is that the plans Tor the
sewer wiil b. altered 20 q considerable
extent and Il possible. the cost re-
duced Work was therefore ordered
stopped on the north end o. the sewer
Until city Engineer Kelsey can prepare
new plans in accordance with the idea
II the board and committee as decided
upon yesterday. This aill take matter
% three weeks. ln the meantime the
work WIN be- pushed ahead on the
southern portion n the sewer n the
aclghborhood " Ninth South street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-19
PERSONALS.

Herman Bamberger Is In Denver on a
business ugp.
Hugh Dougall leaves tomorrow for a
four days visit az the Hermitage IN
ogden canyon.
Section Director Hyatt OF the wssth-
,r Office has returned from a 10 days
tip 10 Los Angeles.
Manager Cooper Of the Polk Direc.
tory company is In Denver on both
business and pleasure.
Mrs Laura Van Colt, Miss Lucy Van
Cot and Mss Belle Barton have re-
turned from an extended visit 20 New
YORK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-19
WILL ELECT SECRETARY.
Horticultural >oclcty 60 Meet on Sat.
urday Tor That Purpose

Saturday. az o'clock. a meeting Of
the salt Lake Horticultural society Will
convene a. room 80 city and county
building A now secretary $50, be
elected. 10 take tho place OF g. D. Jen-
sen. lately deceased.
Fruit ralsers are DESTROYS NJ fixing "a
standard Of boxes and crates 'or The
packing n Fruit Tor market aud This
matter viii Doe considered az Oh, mect-
ms
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-19
Plans Are Maturing Rapidly for
The Great Celebration on
July "a.
BIG LIST or PRIZE SPORTS.
Commune Of Members OF Liberty
stake arrange an Interesting
Program Of Events.

For he pioneer celebration az Liberty
park oa me 2i,h or July. plans are ma
turing rapidly and TIE outlook now is
that the day vn b. celebrated in an
entirely unique and lively fashion.
lB addition 20 the program. as al
ready announced. the Indian attack on
a pioneer camp is being planned ln all
Doe details. and the material Is being
assembled 90 make the camp entirely
q realistic and accurate one ln It's his
'oHcai details
Ia the afternoon a big ist % sports
uli be- held the feature ~ which viii
b. a baseball game. vith @ prize Of s.
90 The winning team IN addition TO
this there win BE- a relay race. q tug OF
war f1r the superinierdents u Liberty
Stake sunday schools, potato race
and many other interesting events The
program is being arranged by a COM
mitise ~ Liberty stake members. So
far as completed the list q events Is as
follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-19
MCCLELLAN RECITAL
large audience n Theatcr Listens to
Work OF Pupils.

The Salt Lake ihcatcr was wen dlei
last evening ou ttc occasion of the
fret recital a. tho season by me riano
pupils Of Prof .. J. Mcclellan. This
Is The second season of these fccitals.
and the success of ihe one Of last year
mace DO apparent that the event this
year would also b. attended by sue
cess. and 30 iar public anticipation has
rot been disappointed The perform.
iucc Of last evening viii De- concluded
lls evening, ln Toe thater. hy mum.
~ q other pupils Of Prof Mcclellan.
SISTED hy Fred O. Graham. the well
lcwn tenor. thc program being eY-
ndcd over two evenings 20 AVOID
wdlng too much into one evening
Mission Il BY ticket only.
~ evenings program was carried
IA given IN The News" only the
lce Of Miss Constance King in The
!. lumber the double piano number.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-19
FAME OF UTAHS CLIMATE.
Lady Phi scians Write TO GOV. Cutler
For Information on subject.

That the fame Of Utah's climate i7
spreading broad,ar was again evil
denccd by The receipt today by GOV
cutler OF a letter from Mrs Ethel p.
and Anna Hurd Of Minneapolis who
state that they have heard az Itahs
good winters and want more Informal
lion concerning the state and payiicu-
larly the climate The ladies are moth
or and daughter and both are physl-
CLANS and they have reached iha con-
cluslon that the winters ~ Minnesota
are too severe Tor them and want a
change. GOV. cutler win srnd them
some literature concerning This state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-19

New York. July ls.-Pr.n,
mercantile paper 5d5is.
Sterling exchange steady 4,
is45oGSL55 for demand. and q,
4si7o1isl.-5 for 81 day bills
posted rates, 4S2g4SN CONNER.
cial Hills. 4sii.
Bar silver. 65t.
Mexican donsrr. 5o;:
; Government bonds steady.
railroad bonds Irregular.
, Money on call easy. % rs-
cent; ruling rate, ~. closing a'l
, 2. offered. 2is. Time loans p.
regular: 50 days. per cent: q
DAYS "a per cent; six months
5l4G5h per cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-19
POLITICS IN IDAHO.
T. j. Hagcnbarth Returns From the
Convention at II. Anthony.

T. J. Hagenbarth returned this morn
ing from ST. Anthony. Ida. where he
was chosen one Of The p delegates from
Fremont county 20 the state Republic
can convention 10 be held at Pocatelio
Aug ! next he says that % the g
90 least y are against Gov G0Odlngs
denomination and that the county
convention unanimously endorsed ".
T. BOrah for United states senator
Mr. Hagenbarh reports the Bingham
county Republican delegation as solid
also f0r ". +. B0rah 20 succeed Fred
Dubois as senator. and as not IN favor
Of Goodng. This state OF things VIII
make Gov. GOodings labors for a re.
nomination as sort " Rocky road 10
Dublin. on Mr. Hagenbarth's return
he found a fine Tat baby boy awaiting
him al his house He has now two
boys and Two giris-dn even stand on
and Is satisfied
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-19
STOLE A RAZOR
Joseph Carson Annexed BARRIERS Tools
According 10 Complaint Issued.

Asst County Atty. Job Lyon today
issued a complaint against Joseph Car
son charging him with cmbezzlement
Tho complaining witness o. Fred
smith. who charges ;kat on July ".
Carson embezzlcd a razor and an em-
cry whee. from him and disposed %
thfm. The value Of the property is tio.j0
carson is supposed 70 be IN ogden and
Deputy sheriff steele Il ~ there look.
Ing foT him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-19
LIST OF EVENTS.

Base ball game. Prize $500
Relay race. one man against 10 girls.
prize i2je.
20 yard dash linen IS and up, FIRST
prize, $40. second prize. 100.
100 yard dash linen IS and up). first
prize, 100. second prize, &c.
Tug 81 war superintendents OF Lib
eriy stake.
100 yard dash boys a 10 lO. first
prize. no. second prize, 75c.
- yard handicap tboys 30 % 10. frst
prize. &c. second prize, SOC.
50 yard dash tgirls Of Junior theolog-
lead. fret prize. 500. second prize. &c.
rs yard dash girls Of second inter-
mediste). first prize, sLoo second prize,
75c.
Potato race girls ~ FIRST intermedl.
atel. first prize. 800. second prize. 7jc.
30 yard dash girls ot primary de-
psrtmenU. first prize, zoe; second prize,
Csc
Peanut scramble Kindergarten de-
partmenD.
Wheelbarrow race, first prize, il.5O;
second prize, 800.
Catch CREASED pig prize, the pig.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-19
PATENTS FOR UTAHAYs.

Washington. y. C., July ls.--patents
issued 10 residents q Utah
Andreas Aikt'e, Jr, Providence.
planter Rasmus Christensen. ogden.
mop wringer: Zachary r. Cox. SAT-,
Lake city swimming apparatus
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-19
GARLAND CANAL.
y. J.. Olson of Butte Makes Lowest
Bid for Constructing Division l.

Especial 10 the "NeWs.)
Washington. D. c.. July Bids for
the construction Of division ]. Garland
canal Shoshone irrigatirg project. Wy
oming, were recently opened al Bill
ings, Mont.
Three proposals were received. Neis T..
Olson. Butte. Mont, for s-7O7ise0, be-
ing the lowest The work involved "a.
cayatlon Of $4,000 cubic yards OF earth,
5000 cubic yards o. rock and shale,
and the construction OF incidental
structures about Is miles northeast Of
Cody. Wyoming.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-19
HABITUAL DRUNKENNESS.
Grounds on Which Wife of Atty. J. r.
smith seeks Divorce.

Suit FOR divorce has been filed in the
district court By Eliza NJ. Smith
against James T. Smith, an attorney
~ this city on the grounds Of habltuAl
drunkenness and failure TO support. The
parties were married here on Aug. g.
1893 and have four children OF whom
plaintiff asks the custody Mrs. Smith
alleges that her husband Is perfectly
able 10 make a living were n not for
The fact that Tor ave years past he has
been an hahitual drunkard. she also
asks for alimony ana costs OF suit.
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How's THAT FOR HIGHP
Wife Of George Accuses Him Of Threat
cnlng To Shoot Her.

Cruelty is the ground upon which
Martha A. High asks for a divorce from
George High whom she married In
England on May ]. 1900. The complaint
vas filed yesterday IN the district court
and alleges that on June "a, 1906, de-
PENDANT threatened TO shoot plaintiff
and would have done so but for the In
terfefcnce OF friends. she also alleges
that on June % be threatened TO blow
Mp their home In Bingham She asks
Tor the custody Of their two children
and such other relief as the court may
see az 90 grant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-19
HORSE RACES JULY "a.
sport Of King to be INDUCED In at
taldcr'> Park.

The sport Of kings is to have a
whirl iu Salt Lake. Evans Bros, have
secured Calder's track for July q, and
viii pull on a good card Of races. There
is q string OF fast horses now az the
track working OUT daily. and with
the aid % others from Provo and Og-
den q good days sport is assured
Country races viii also be one Of the
events % the day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-19
C. P BLYTH TO WED,
salt take Grocer Ia Marry senator
oiark's Daughter Neat Month.

.hsynpe Wyo. July ls--Announee-
utnt is made Of the approaching we'd
ling ~ Miss Laura C.ssk eldest daus-
Ter 40 United States Senator G. n.
CliTk 60 Charles PlNley Blyth. a
wholesale grocer ~ salt Lake city.
The wedding win take place at Evans
ton. Wye, On Aug. g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-19
r Z Evans Florist IS s Main s,
Floral Designs a Specially. 'Ftolss q

Report Made 10 the Secretary G. sn,.
Of the state Of Utah q be Cosa.
lion u the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-19
UTAH SAVINGS TRUST CO,

Located Al salt Lake City. IN the Coy-.
~ Of salt Lake. STATE q Juh Al
the close OF business on the ith lsy 4
july. 1876.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-19

The above statement was verified
THE afternoon on receipt OF the inf0y-
natiou. by telephone communication
with Mr B.yth. VINO IS prosperous
grocer On his city Mr. Byilh came
90 this city .0ur years ago from Evans
toll where Sc was in business and well
acquainted with the senator's family.
lie Is q young man Of %. and Is vel.
thought 81 IN business circles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-19
LIABILITIES

State Of Utah County o. Salt Lake
Heber VI Wells being FIRST duly sv-s
according 10 law depCses and says iss'
he Il manager % the above NAMED bank
that the above and foregoing report a-.
tGins fun true and correct statement ~
the condition Of the said bank 81 Oh. ea-s
Of business on the IA day Of july i.
HEBER NJ WELLS
Subscribed and sworn 20 before le tH
18th day az July .lrs
j. ". ENSIGN. Notary puh.,
state o. Utah. Ofhce Of the Soersary t
STATE.
]. e.. 5 Tingty Secretary ~ STATE %
the state 81 Utah % hereby ccr,if, th.'
the foregoing Is a full true and c1Tet
copy II the statement q the above named
company. NOW on hls IN my Office tif
18th day o. July. 1895
lSeah c. 5. TINGEI.
Secretary Of state
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T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET

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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-07-27

The tobacco crop of Gadsden coun-
" is assuming immense proportions.
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THE NEWS FROM MOSS BLUFF.


Special Correspondence:
We are having oceans of rain this
side of the river, and the Oklawahs
is running over and in places resem
bles the Mississippi. Our lakes look
like small oceans. We are now in
favor of drainage. Why not be. with
so much water?
Mr.. George K Blount, of Okahump
ka, a very prosperous turpentine op
orator, and Miss Lille White, of this
place, were very quietly married here
Wednesday, July the eighteenth. The
bride is one of our most charming
girls, and we wish for them a most
happy and prosperous life. They left
at once for their new home in Okla
humpka
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Fort are on a
visit here from Titusville.
Miss Leona White spent few days
on Lake Weir last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Heath left a
few days ago for Titusville.
Mr.. John T. Lewis made business
trip to Ocala Monday.
Mrs Arthur Clifton, of Cocoa, is
visiting her father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. C. Chalker.
Dr. H. w. Henry arrived here We'd
nesday with his boat and has moved
it from the river to Lake Weir.
Mr.. John Driggers, the agent for
the Florida Mutual Insurance compa-
ny, passed through our town, and is
doing well, as everybody is very en-
thusiastic over this company. We
think it good thing.
Our school will open here the Goth
of August.
Our watermelons are all gone.
Plenty Of peaches and pears.
Mr.. Lem Greggs has a very pain
full bone fellon on his finger. We hope
it will soon be well again.
Mr.. Will Morrison is putting in lots
of cypress timber in the river for the
Jackson Lumber Company.
Mrs. w. w. Jackson came home
last week from Georgia. where she
was called to the bedside of her
mother, who passed away the day be-
fore she arrived, which was very sad,
and Mrs. Jackson has our heartfelt
sympathy in her sorrow.
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HLITcHToN.

Mr.. S. NJ. Baldwin died on the 18th
and was buried at the Fellowship
graveyard. He was native of Geor-
gia, and leaves a wife and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. M. Richard, to mourn his
loss.
Mrs. Julia Quarterman died last
Sunday morning at o'clock of pa
ralysis. She leaves one son and one
daughter to mourn her loss. She was
a sister to DR.. Barnard, of ST. Marys,
Ga.
The heavy rains have cut all crops
of nearly half.
The railroad surveyors are camping
at Mr.. Sandifer's They are survey
ing the line of the Gainesville & Gulf
railroad. The hands are hard at work
cutting right of way. The road will
miss this place about a mile.
DR.. s. H. Bitch was very i'll this
week. but he is able to be up again.
Mr.. Brown and family moved to
Bowling Green last week, and will
make that their permanent home.
MI Wallace Atkins and family are
moving to Dunnellon. He will embark
in the mercantile business in that
thriving phosphate town.
Jerry Mcmahon was arraigned in
Justice Richards court one day the
past week for cruelty to animals. He
pleaded guilty, paid his fine and was
released. Also Milo Williams was ar
raigned for trespass. His case was
continued until next Saturday.
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Piano for Mrs. Lonaworth.

A local firm is making for Mrs.
Longworth, bride of Congressman
Nicholas Longworth, a gold-trimmed
piano that viii cost the congressman
$10.000A He ordered the instrument
for his young wife several months
ago. 1t is to be ready for shipment
in August, so that it can be installed
in the Washington residence of the
couple before their return from Eu-
rope. The instrument is said to be
perfect in tone and other qualities
that make superior piano. The case
is beautifully inlaid with native hard
woods. and is ornamented with gold
from caster to top cover The latter
feature of the decoration cost one
fourth of the purchase price.-From
a Cincinnati Dispatch.
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FOR LYNNE AND GRAHAMvILLE
READERS.

Correspondence Ocala Banner:
We have had more rain in the last
few days than we have had this sea-
son. The river is on level with the
bridges on the crossing through the
swamp at Grahamville. The road is
badly washed. and in fact. Is almost
impossible. 1t was predicted some
time ago by a woman that Florida
would sink, but it now looks as
though she might float.
Mr.. w. w. Pordan. after spending
few days at Grahamville. with his
sister, Mrs. e. A. Hogans, has re-
turned to his home and family at Day
tona.
Mr.. James Tucker has bought the
NARROW place, and Mrs. NARROW and
family will move to Ocala.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Marsh, of Daisy,
visited the latter's sister, Mrs. Pres
ton Goolsby. recently.
A fine baby girl has arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gools-
by.
The writer went to Daisy last week
and found everybody fine. Mr.. Harper
as we'll as everybody else, is holding
his head above high water-mark.
Turpentiners of Lynne are rushing
the spirits and rosin and cutting tim
Der for the benefit of the camps.
Mrs. E. A. Hogans is again able to
be up, after a long spell of sickness.
DR.. Percy kisk was her physician.
Mr.. c. T. Gibson, we are glad to
say. is able to be up and take the
breezes again. May joy and success
be with him always.
HERE AND THERE.