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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-30
GRAND JURY
OBJECTS
Continued from Page IL

working of the policy of the Legisla-
ture in cutting down expenses with
out a proper understanding of condi-
tons. AS a result of that policy, we
can not always get the class of men
we would like to have for interpreters,
and have to take the kind of cheaper
men that We can get. The Chinese
and Japanese. under the law. have the
same rights as others. Their cases
must be tried, and we must have in
Ierpreters for the trials. An inter-
prefer should have the qualification
of honesty, and he should be compe-
tent to interpret. Honesty is desira-
bic, but competence to interpret must
exist
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-30
ONLY CHEAP MEN NOW.

we were compelled when our OK
penses We're cut down, to let our old
interpreter. in whom everybody had
confidence, go. He is now at the Chi
nese Consulate, drawing $3.50 per month,
l understand And he is worth that
We have been compelled to do the best
that we could, in the meantime. And
the same thing, with regard to pay
and competency, is true of Japanese
interpreters, also. 1 do not think, in
deed, that the Legislature was we'll
advised when that cut was made. l
had that in mind when the grand
jury's committee waited upon me. al
though l said nothing of it at the
time"
1t really begins to look as though
the present grand jury meant to do
things 1t can, without doubt. If it
has the mind. In fact. the jolt that
it will agive Willie Crawford when it
informs him, next Wednesday, that it
wants a Chinese Interpreter in whom
it has confidence, and as a result does
not want him, will be the beginning
of doing things.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-22
Mr. Sly kNrE ITEMS
Nv ihr IlnprN Ha


NINA Hl'tor AMI ''' '">p""'
i, 49," ,.',,' , .,,,I '' r "a, !. "' Pps "'>
;hr crrsSrr and WIN, r,,j
can tie.
E., W,,L.r !. ,,r,,,h;,, =,
Brusiy KNOB tins week the
meeting il welt attended, and j.
proving to be- Il success.
"" an" glad 10 >cr the roInry
back to o'd Fowler Mo. and wish
them great Success,
wonder where Doug went
Saturday night Gu,cs Elsie
knows:
charley Dake was soon r,inr
South Tu,sdaylnrr,,t cu,.s IN,
climate /, warmer. !. i, ca.r,ry.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-22
Here and There Iickup.,
BY ONLY >IE.

h.nd Gator 1t has been Il long
time size" | wro,. any thing for
Your paper.
We have had cold had weather
tor tn" past ten days, plenty of
snow aud elert.
L""', MUIR has been quite sick.
hu' l. reported some better al
p:r-rl. writing.
Captain Robertson is not ex.
prr;'d to- live.
Jas 'Iuches"n had some nice
Clover seed thra1hrd las, week.
d. ". Bailey has II fine pair Of
twIn calves n isy days old.
Arthur Higgins and wife and
Jess Mabe aud wife will start for
Washington soon We wish them
success III their how home.
Frank MUIR hu, sold his ia Ik
to Richard Step OF near I.undy.
George Edward. and wife visited
friends and relatives IN this part
Inst week.
More snow. for Of. would
like 10 -" the sun shine, the
farmers viii soon be buying feed
at this rate.
Samuel MaJe had the misfor.
tun" to gu, his foot very bad the
other day.
Wonder how Lola's garden lookss
Mrs. Rams MUIR is quite sick at
present.
If this escapes the waste basket
will come again.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-22
Ozark Mountain News.
Cold weather AT present wr'

Cold weather at present writ
ing.
There is about two inches OF
s,eet nad ice on tho Ir0nhd ana
lookR like we might have more ny
the wind, the wind is blowing nom
the North.
viii Walker preached At Brushy
Knob Sunday aud sandy "'l"t'
Some Of lhr,n thai has sot the'r
mou,h fixed f.r IL mess OF peaches
will 20, lei, t,r tn, 'rcezr VIII
KIN them.
chalicc Cinry. Charley Melton,
Dag Melton, luna Canada. NV"
ucl,ou. Ira, l,uckrr AMI family
Nate Wcnthc;man aad wi'' was
nlcasau. callers ut liusc .icI'on
last Sunday they reported " -o"o
time.
Charley pakr i agent tor ''''s
medicine i. ynn want 10 my r''
and see him,
! Jess Norman was "a p'"asan
eater n, J NJ. Melton "t las
Monday.
Sid Melton was seen ,la'cin!
that strata and narrow path tina
leads to Bado.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-22
GREEN VALLEY ITEMS.
by lac / and Iil

We'll kind Ed. and cor, ~ try
and scrap up somc news for the
valuable little CREssEr I'll try
and not make W many mistakes.
We are having some more
winter days the past weak
Mrs Emma Middleton Of Joplin
arrived from joplin last Friday
night to attend the funeral Of her
brother br, arrived to late.
Mrs. uZlry Colson and two
children .neut saturday with Mrs.
+, ". Nrnkirk.
John IIcghurg taken supper
with the Messers Greens last Sun.
day nigh, week.
Natalie ha'ncs Of Fairview was
staying with dcr siattr Mrs: Will
Ncnkirk last week
Clara Frlsk, Dove Green. Mary
West, Ike, Due. Harry Green,
John and Angus. Hegburg and
Emil Fr,sk spent tho pleasant eve
with the Misses FinIcys last Tues
day aud reported fine time.
Due Green taken dinner with
john Hechurg last Sunday wsek.
Mary Nickity and Hulda Olson
depa,,tc {, X G, last Saturday
-, "4a- toey intend to w0rE
b.. T. ~ culled Oh the IisseI
N.u'..l+fs't saturday eve.
lumber attended thu
t : ~ West last Thursday
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-22
THE ] + / ESSEr
JAis-vlLLE FON'LERAsO
Local LORE

The measles IN tbs Colony are
Sutsidiug.
-Mrs Pax d hano called at tins
ovsioE on L.. t Friday.
MIR Dnge Shelley paid this
OFFICE visit on Inst Saturday.
MIR. Macksy Mccall was u plea
ant caller on last Saturday ut TIL .
OrETCE.
Sister John Frnnklin was very
sick OH last Friday but is up again
doing her own work.
Rev. W. W. Walker called at
this OFFICE on last Saturday OH
his X Dad to ill his appointment
ut Brushy Kn,b.
Important II you wish your
Photos enlarged. and done right
hold your order for me, win
start out cauv assing rs soon AZ
weaihar will narmit
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-22

Dora Colson Ct okIaLd spent
Thursday with Clara Frisk.
Mr.. West died Ut his home 10
Norwood last Wednesday eve NJ
9 m he leaves u wife and three
daughters two sisters i've brothers
and other relatives and friends 20
m.rn bis loss he was laid to rcst
in the cemclry 4 miles east OF Nor
wood Thursday eve.
There was no singing Inst Wed.
ncsiay night On The account OF
bad weather
Emma johnson and Mary
w,cklcy taken d,nncr with Mrs.
&. Wittwccr last saturday.
! Say little "School g,rr' il yon
want to know "h"," 'Jnck ed
Jill" lives, | will try and tell. we
live in Green valley perhaps you
can iini on, where that is.
A new party heard from las,
week the Country girI' come
again We enjoy reading y"nr
items,
l.. F, Neukirk attended tod &C
in Springfield las, Saturday nigh.
Quite number attended III,
surprise party on Andy MuIry
last Friday tight .Narch the 9'h
those presen. we're Misses
Dove Green, Clara Frlsk.
Hattie Frlsk, MabIc Hegburg
Messer Ike. Due, Harry Green
John Hegbu,g. August Hegburg
Emil Frisk, Alvin Frisk,
| George Frisk Forrest Mclbcr
refreshments were served at tn,
late hoNr and then they all dtpar,
ed for their home rejoicing what ,
, delightful time they had.
!. Rev. Berry will preach 1T th'
Campbell school house secont
Sunday in April:
l: G; was seen going west las
Sunday evening wonder wher
he went | guess +. J knows:
u Mrs; West and children i
spending few days With relative
' on Milestone;
8 NARY Wikle called on Clar
Frisk one day last week;
Q l wonder Why d; 6. didn I com
, to IS. Sunday owe;
Hulda Olson and Nary wiki
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-22
VI r'SI,"i rNIrHi,.

G,an,ri 10 Missouri lnreu,nts IN,
wrr~. rrpat'4l By 9 ',n'" :. c..
.ueG, Arp7n.,s, VI,np.'pn II .
!Iwr, Hr'pruur, - !.on.4, ma.
rh ne t"l maklnrtuht Ios,bii +.
thamb,r., ~ innls -u'ulr.Iridnr.
EpHuam II ''nteu, kau.4- r.ty.
Pneumatic removing aud 'otn.ri.
lHg apparatus. " i.h"lm tir,r--er.
Juplib. rutjn.llr railway tie, ja>.
,uh '.uhuh"n',r, ~ lorg-, poI,-n.
lng n,achtuc. Friedrich ua.rhl ne
), LOUIS. busr-uaIl bat. ,'harI,-
crlosk"v < !. NrIlagh ir.. Srdn.
la Furniture display ra"I. John
Mcpoua d ~ joseph Pavement
I samuel I Roberts ~umgti, =,
Strap, Gustav ~tIum"vcr ST. -
,.nm- car rnnF CONSTRUCTION,
Thomas q eager canton. Ploki,
cradiug nachlAr
! For COPY Of any above ps,cr
send ten cents II postage stamp
WITH lave ,:lt q his paper &C
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-22

spen, few days las, week with
the Misses D"nc'son.
Mrs. Will johnson left for her
home in Joplin las, Monday morn
iny n week liter n few weeks
visit with relatives,
Well asst is raining aud slest
ing and my fingers are tired I'll
bring my Items to n close
hoping tn Sc" this in print.
So Bye bye TO all.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-22
OBITUARY. 3. { I [. IL

Nogcns. the infant daughter Of Mr. anG Mr.. Water =
unan Wa horn Jan, - 1906 and died Mpch II 1906 NJ"
month DAYS At 50 Ocockon the mo:nc March H. tae
dark winged an e death entered their happy aud
from their the little babe. mother and father
brother and sister left her loss The remains
were Ind 90 rest ia the Thomas Cemetrv
Our darling little babe is
To bright World on High,
Although she'll come to
Well meet her by and by.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-22

Dug Melton was seen gong
South last Saturday night wonder
what tho attraction Is guess Elsie
knows.
Say Peckalige VIII" iid'nt you
90 back Sunday May do"'t care.
John Clark has got the humps.
Pect Wcatherman has returned
home from Texas where be has
been looking ut the country he
said coru was all planted and was
coming up and they was getting
ready to plant cotton.
! will ring off tor this time bye
bye,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-22

mr.. Aaas IIAlHarth vAa :
|! pleasant railer At;this Orrrcs 80
last Mnpday mosUsnx.
:is. hoy Hasgar,i met with a
sad accident IN last FRIDAY ca't-
Jug his foot very had i,y glunc-
ine lick with MI ax while cutting
wood
There was quite u numhsr gath
cred at the CREssET OFFICE an
laat Sunday at three O'clock and
it was proposed :" have Sunday
Schul. Aud the propositions was
accepted ana. II nee time was th"
result.
Mr.. p A. Harrington orthorises
u. to announce his name as a
candidate tor County Clerk OF
Texas County. Sabj.ct to O,m,
cratic Primary, Saturday, May
18th. Earnestly soiiclts your
support, We have been acquaint
ed with Mr.. Harrington for n
number of years aud VIZ do not
know Of any one more competent
to fiji the place auo OFFICE.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-22
ROLL Of HONOR,

ROLL Of HONOR,
". &. Tyrrs!l, Fowler 80
Ida Spurlock, Mt. Grove 20
SUNDAY SCHOOL. LESSON
For the JAH.Nill" Union Sabbath
school, Mar, %, 1906.
Lesson. Prov. -. $3.50
GulnIY TEXT: AZ iii" last it
hltrth Ike II serpent. and Stingeth
/ liz" AZ adder (Prov. 49,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-23
KING GEORGE
Notes, Personals. Etc.

King Gcorga G. H., Va, June 81 8, 1906.
The Board of Pension Commi-. iorcr-,
composed ul MDs-rs j. g. lIIuugh,
Alien Smith and ". T. Gngroy, viii
meet nt King Grorge &. H., unSttuldAy
June both. nt o'clock %. 90.
Miss Mamie Byrd Turner, who has
been visiting friends 10 Baltimore, has n-
turned.
Miss Rosalie Smith, % student OF
Hannah Mun Academy. iu Maryland, IL
spending vacation with hrr parents, Mr.
and Mis- Allen Smith.
MrFrldug Lewis. OF South McAli-tcr,
Indian Territory, who has been visiting
his mother aud sister. ln. returned.
Mrs 4. y. Davis, oi tlo Gncnhrior
White Sulphur SPRING.. " Va, with her
pretty daughter litih Miss EugEla. is
visiting her mother llr-. b. = Stuart
Miss sophia r. IaNi oc. who has boz. a
teaching tho past session, near Laurel
Md. has returned
Miss Nellie Washington. "a student OF
Hannah More Academy. i- home Win
her parents. Mr. and Mr. j. T.. Washing
tom Tor the vacation.
Mrs. 100. II. ipchllNou. w u' hit'lF'i
visiting her mother. MIS- lmugcn Lows.
has returned to E--cN county
The Board ol Supervisors Viii meet ut
King Gcorgr g. H. uu Thursday June
18th.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Kennedy and Miss
Margaret Stuart. al camden. ). e., are
visiting their aunt, MIS- 4 J. Stuart
Mr. Julian Stuart Jones, ui Baltimore.
is ID visitor AT tcdur Grove.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-23
TEACHERS OF KING GEORGE
They Will Attend The Summer School.

At recent meeting OF the County
School Board OF King George, among
other business of Importance To the
schools ui the County the Board con-id-
cred the matter Of having the teachers OF
the County attend aSummerSchOol. 80
important are these Summer Schools 10
the teachers and scholars that the Board
passed the following resolution.
Resolved First, that recognizing the
value of the Summer Normal as means
for the improvement OF our public school
teachers and desiring to make the cost
al attendance a. small a. possible IN or
der that the teachers of our county may
have the benefit Of it. We hereby apprO-
pirate seventy five dollars from the
County School fund 10 the support oi the
Institute To be- held at fredericksburg,
upon condition that the teachers of King
George county be- permitted To attend
the school without charge Tor tuition.
Second That it j. the sense of this
BOARD that every teacher Of the county.
who can possibly do 80. should attend
either the Institute at fredericksburg. or
the School OF Methods at Charlottesville.
and that the Board is disposed, in the
selection OF teachers. 10 prefer those
showing disposition to improve them
selves by attending these schools.
Third. That in consideration OF this
appropriation it is hereby stipulated
that our teachers shall not only he per
mitted to attend the Normal at l'reder-
icksburg free Of tuition charges, but all
who attend the School of Methods at
Charlottesville shall have their tuition
ices reduced To 81 90 each
This wise action on the part OF the
board will lessen the expense OF the
teachers who attend these schools To
travelling expenses and board for the time
the schools are in session. No teacher,
who expects to reap the best results in
her profession. should fail to embrace
this opportunity
Those who expect to attend should
write at once 20 b. p Willis, Local Man
ager, fredericksburg. Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-23
MARRIAGES

Miss n. Eva Faunteroy and Mr.. sgd
ncy Gray Page were married in Norfolk.
June | I by Rev. DR.. Riser. The bride h
the daughter OF the late Il. |. Fauntlcroy,
granddaughter OF the late DR.. FauntlerOy,
of fredericksburg. and graudniere ot
Judge fauntleroy. OF Richmond.
At O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. at
the home OF the brides aunt, Mrs. \. J..
WingGeld. at Culpeper, Mr. Glnsscll Fiiz-
hugh. oi Richmond he'd To the altar Mrs
Ora Slaughter Dr. f. W. Winfry OIL
ciated. Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzhugh left for
the Virginia Hot Springs To spend their
honeymoon.
ca June 18th, Miss Margaret Cobb
al Gonzales, Texas. was married to Rev
.Ino II Rowe. oi Gloucester county, Va,
mt the home Of Miss Edith Allen. u
school mate of the bride. mt Garretts-
burg. KY, Rev. e. H. Nash officiating
MIR. Rowe is a native ci Gloucester
county, graduate from Richmond
COLLEGE aud the Southern Baptist
Seminary. Alter brief stay in Ken
lucky. and "A visit go relatives in Virgin
ia and Texas Mr. and Mrs Rowe will
sail for Japan. where they will work ~
missionaries ui the Foreign Mission
BOARD of the Southern Baptist ;onycn-
ton
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-23
HANOVER COUNTY TEACHERS
They Are Requested To Attend The Summer
School,

At recent meeting of the Hanover
County School Board, among other
business Of Importance to the schools OF
the County, the Board considered the
matter OF having the teachers OF the
County attend u Summer School So
important are these Summer Schools to
the teachers and scholars that the Board
decided to pay the tuition OF every
teacher who will attend the Summer
School to be held at fredericksburg.
This is an important and wise action on
the part Of the Board and no teacher
who has enthusiasm and interest in his
profession can afford to lose the
opportunity of attending. The cost will
be very slight and there will be little
excuse for the great majority OF our
teachers who fail to take course at the
Summer School. A large majority ofthe
teachers will be required to take the
examination for certificates next year,
and it will be a great mistake If they de
fer until the summer 1907 all efforts TO
be ready for the examination Of that
year. We learn from the local manager
of the fredericksburg school that quite a
number Of teachers have registered from
Hanover and it is expected that there
will be n great many more.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-23

~ the name of the Commonwealth OF
7Virginn. I'm the Clerks office al the
ACircuit Court of the County Of Spotsyl-
vania on the 1ith day of June, 1906.
Louis Selke, Jr., plaintiii, against }. ).
Drehcr, defendant
At Law and Upon an Attachment
and Garnishment.
The object Of this suit is to recover oi
the defendant the sum Of $1,000 Tor al
Legged libel by the defendant OF the PLAIN
iii and to have applied and subjected To
the payment Of the said $4,000 five ne
gotiable notes for the sum Oi ! 900
each drawn by d. Louis Selke, Jr, and
Theodore f. Baily payable to the order
Of ]. J. Dreher, which said notes nave
been attached and garnisheed in the pos
session Of the Conway, Gordon and Gar
nett National Bank. fredericksburg Va:
And an affidavit having been made and
filed that the defendant, j. }. Dreher, ~
not n resident of the State OF Virginia, IT
il ordered that he do appear here within
fifteen DAYS after due publication hereof,
and do what may be necessary to pro
tect his interest in this suit. And it Is
further ordered that n copy thereof be-
published once n week for four weeks IN
The Free Lance, and that copy be
posted at the front door Of the court
house OF this county on or before the
next succeeding rule day after the entry
OF this suit
Teste:
n. A. Harris, Clerk.
A copy-reste:
Il. A. Harris, Clerk.
Frederick W. Coleman. Alvin 7. Embr'y,
"a.
IT, l6-wtw
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-23

Booker I. Washington, the most
distinguished man OF his race in this
country, was asked the other day
his preference in words to designate
members of the cOlored race, whether
it should be "three members OF the
colored race" or ~'three negroes. "
Without hesitation he declared his
preference for negro with capital
N. At the same time he said this
designation might not be exactly
right, but ''all classes have called us
negroes; we cannot escape from tie
name if we would. To cast it of
now would be to separate ourselves,
to a certain extent, from our his
tory" Other educated colored men
take the same view and refer to the
"NegrO race"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-23
GOULD CASE COMPROMISED

A great many of the matters in con
troyersy between George +. Fisher, OF
New York, and the Virginia Passenger
and Power Company and it's allied com
panies in Virginia, the properties Of
which are owned principally by Frank
JAY Gould, of New York, have been re
Gently adjusted and settled by compro-
mise.
The settlement, it is understood, in
wolves the dismissal OF the suits pending
in the Hastings Court, OF Petersburg, IN
GLIDING the receivership suit.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-23
LOCAL MARKETS

Corrected by Simon Hirsh & Bro
Wheat, so to IS; corn, 81 to 60; meal,
Al. 3Oto 81 35; oats, 35 to 40; hens, 3 TO
10; ducks, II to ~; dressed chickens.
9 to 10; turkeys, live, II to II; un
drawn, Is to rs; drawn, 10 to II; live
chickens. 8 to 10; hens, 8 to 10;
ducks, 8 to 10; spring chickens, lG to
1s per pound; eggs, II to 10; lard.
10 to II; butter, Is to 25; hams, i2's
t. II; sweet potatoes, SOC to 100; Irish
potatoes, zoe to soc; apples, per
bushel, 81 to 125; beef 3 to 81;
pork, 6 to z; veal, Al to 5; lambs,
$3.50 to $3.50; hides, green, 7 to 8,
dry. 10 to IL, sailed, No. l, 8 to 10;
calf skins No l, 81 10 per skin; baled
hay, $40 to $13 per ton; leaf sumac,
So TO 90 per 100 Early Rose seed pc
tatoes. 81 to 81 %. Hogs, live weight,
Sc. Beef, live wei sht, "a to 3lsc.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-06-23
ORANGE
Funeral OF Nh. (. [. Campbell Marriage Of
Mr. Jacobs and Miss Waugh Personals.

UniOnyille. Va, June 81, 1906.
The funeral of Mr.. t. l.. Campbell, a
well known citizen who died ol pne'
monia in Philadelphia, where he resided
for the last twelve years, took placeirom
the Christian church here ycstcr-
dny morning. Rev. Il. v Omer, al
this county, conducting the services ~
the presence oi his Borrowing family and
"A large cnncuurse Of relatives and friends.
mterment in the family plot in the Gene
ferry near the church. MIR. Campbell WAS
in the 18th year of his age and leaves
wife and six children, four girls and two
bows. The remains were accompanied
by his entire family including Messrs. y.
4. Martin. John H. Martin and Mr.. +, l..
Campbell. all of Philadelphia. The ilOrIl
offerings were numerous and beautiful
attestng the high esteem in which the
deceased was held 10y his friends, both IN
Philadelphia and his former home. Mr..
and Mrs. j. :. McCord and family, al
fredericksburg. relatives of thedcccasd H.
also accompanied the funeral party from
the latter city To this place. Peace to
! his ashes.
Master Garrett Waugh, OF Eyerona, il
quite i'll with fever.
Mr.. Il. C. Slaughter, OF Orange, was "A
recent guest oi DR. VIM. j. Crlttendcn
and family.
Misses Daisy knghton, Of Rhoades-
willie. and Mildred Daniel OF "llawiield. ~
are visiting friends in Culpcper county.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Clark ARE the
/ happy parents of a fine little girl who
will gladden. their hearts and make music
/ in the home.
Mr. Douglas c. McCotler and bride, of
Newark, \ T., the latter niece of Mr.
r. !. Farrell. of New York, are guests ui
! Mrs. e.. Stewart and family at Mill
view
4 pnatty home wedding took place yes
terdav afternoon at > O'Clock at the Test
dencc OF Mr. and Mrs Granville Waugh,
near this place, the contracting parties
being Miss Emma !. Waugh. their second
daughter. To Mr.. Jamie Jacobs. OF
Orange. The hrde-elect entered the
parlor. which WAS handsomely dee
Grated leauingo GA the arm OF her brother,
Mr.. K +. Waugh, who gave her away,
Mr. ". G. Bond. oi Orange, acting n
lest man, with Misses Ollie Luck and
Ella Waugh a. bridesmaids. The bride
wac handsomely gowned in white or
CANDY and lace and carried a bunch oi
Brides roses. The bridesmaids Were sim
ilarly attired The ceremony WAS pro-
nounced by Rev. Al Harlow, OF Orange,
at the conclusion OF which an informal
reception was held, and later most
sumptuous wedding feast. The happy
couple will reside at Orange.
4 colored Sunday School has been re-
Gently organized ia the settlement near
this place. with John Porter as supcrin-
tendent. Edward Robinson. secretary;
Robert Williams ~ treasurer, and Lu-
ciuda Robinson. Betsey Taliaierro, WIN.
Taliaierro rs teachers.
Mr.. +. NJ Kendall, Of this county. Is
still critically i'll. MN.