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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-08-23
Whiteside.

Stecfaf 10 ne Mas.
Cleve Adkins called on Miss Bessie
Wilkerson Sunday
Misses jamie Degnan, Juda and Bes-
sic Wilkerson called on Nettie Holland
Sunday morning
Fred Parker gave party to the
young people Friday night and all re-
ported good time.
Oscar Afott said he was going to see
Miss Susie Carter.
Mrs. Jolly was sick last week but is
better now.
Ask Miss Bessie Wilkerson if she
likes to hear from Pittsburg and lust
watch her grin, smile, laugh and hol-
Ter. She sure likes to hear from there.
The world is wide and girls are plen-
ty; Ounce Hamilton is my choice
among thousand and twenty.
Roses are red, the stem is green.
The day has passed which we have
seen, but the day will come, when you
and may be as one.
Miss Bessie .Wilkerson gave the
young people a singing Saturday
night
Oscar Aft says he.ts going to Union
Chapel in September to see Miss Susie.
Fronzy jolly said the girls bother
him.
Bessie Jolly is eating peaches today.
Wonder why Jessei Simpson didn
take Miss May home Saturday night.
Mrs. Lizzie Degnan and Mrs. Liza
Jane Simpson had their beauty struck
Saturday.
Mrs. jolly did not go to Tracy as she
expected but would like to go to Al
toona to see, 1.-Two Sisters. - She was
sorry to hear G. NJ. and Charlie Can
non were on the sick list
Calico Sleeves.
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Dunlap.

SPerial 10 tie Ns705.
Hot weather is the order of the day.
Floy Warner, Lizzie Dykes, Ed Bow
man, Flora Brown, Leslie Cordell, Do
ia Smith, Arbuckle Houts, Ida Hixson,
Payton Smith, Amanda Long and John
Hobbs ali attended church on the
mountain Sunday.
Floy Warner made his regular call at
B. D. Dykes Saturday night and Sun
day,
Ask Ed Bowman if he ever got his
head in churn of milk.
Mynett Cordell hangs his hat on the
goats horn at Mick Lockhart's now.
Ask Jim league if he ever got left.
Ask Floy Varnett how he likes beans.
Sam Hatfield gave Miss Susie Carter
a pleasant call Sunday.
Ask Floy Warner how much he gave
for his collar.
Floy Warner says Miss Dora Smith
sure looked-sweet Sunday
Ida Land said Gather Hixon wa:
very good looking.
Jim Vanhooser is going to leave here
Ask John Hobbs and Liddie White
how they enjoyed themselves Saturday
night.
Listen for the wedding bells to ring.
Sweet William.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-08-23
The End of the World

of troubles that robbed E. H. Wolfe,
of Bear Grove, Ia, of all usefulness,
came when he began taking Electric
Bitters He writes: 1.-Two years age
Kidney trouble caused me great suffer
ing, which | would never have surviv-
ed had | not taken Electric Bitters.
They also cured me of General Debili-
ty. g." Sure cure for all Stomach, Liver
and Kidney complaints, Blood diseases,
Headaches, Dizziness and Weakness
or bodily decline. Price SOC. Guaran-
teed by all druggists.
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TRACY CITY.

| Speaai 10 tie Ncs0s
On Wednesday evening of last week
there was serious shooting ARRAY at
Monteagle in Marion County between
Al Kilgore and Win Smith of this
place, in which Kilgore shot Smith
three times. Five shots were fired,
three taking effect in Smiths body
Kilgore Immediately fled and has not
been apprehended at this time Friday
morning 1t is not thought that
Smith will recover. Later advice seems
to indicate that Smith will recover.
Bud Long fell from threshing ma
chine in Roark Cove last Friday even
ing and broke his neck, dying instant
ly. 1t is said he was drunk:
Misses Harda and Leolia Holt, OF
Chattanooga, were in the city last
week visiting friends and relations
j. NJ. Byers made business trip to
Sewanee and Monteagle last Thursday.
A musical was given Thursday even
ing at the residence of Col. A. NJ.
Shook.
Rufe Shadrick was instantly killed
in the Read Hill mines early Monday
morning by falling slate and man by
the name Of Kilgore was severely in
jured at the same time. Shadrick and
Kilgore were laying track at the time.
Shadrick was widower about 30 year:
old.
Mr.. and Mrs Charley Metcalf and
children visited in Monteagle Sunday.
VIII Willis, of South Pittsburg, is il
the city.
Miss Clara Bynum, Of Tllahoma, i
visiting relatives here.
Miss Ella Travis, of Tullahome, il
visiting her sister Mrs. NJ. A. Lewis
Miss Myna Weaver, is visiting
friends in Dechard.
Miss Elizabeth Morrow Of Nashville
who has been very visiting Miss Lol
Shook, returned home Monday.
Ava Creek, OF Tullahoma, is visitin!
relatives here.
Misses Christina and Barbara Mar
ugg returned home Saturday night af
ter spending several weeks in Nash
vile and Winchester,
Joe Stuart left Sunday for Chatta
nooga
Mrs. Rosa Henley was in Sewane
Saturday and Sunday.
DR. j r. Pickett was in Monteagl
one day last week.
Jay Harris, Of Rody Springs, spen
Sunday with home folks.
George Alley went to Tullahom
last Sunday returning Monday.
Walter Heart has gone to Estil
Springs
Misses Louise Wepf Mary Went
Minnie Smith, Ora Clark, Emelia Vo
Allmen and Messrs. viii Tidman an
Werner Scherer were visiting Mise
Annie and Pearl Byers last Sunday.
Maggie Roland, who escaped fror
Jail at Jasper, was arrested by Sherii
Meaks and send back to Jasper las
week.
Joe Kirk was sent to Jail at Alta
mont last week for public drunkenness
Miss Lilly Ponion was visitin
friends here last week
Miss Mary VonAllmen is in Chatta
nooga.
Bert Kimbro is visiting in Chatta
. nooga.
Mrs. Harry Brazelton is visitin
homefolks in Sewanee Reporter
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-08-23
A Mystery SnIYeh

How to keep off periodic attacks
Of biliousenss and habitual constipa-
ton, was mystery that DR. King $
New Life Pills solved for me, writes
John n. Pleasant, of Magnolia, Ind.
The only pills that are guaranteed 70
give perfect satisfaction to everybody
or money refunded. Only s5c at ali
druggists
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-08-23
6aIyeston's Sea Wall.

makes life now as safe in that city
as on the higher uplands E. w.
Goodloe, who resides on Dutton St.,
in Waco Tex, needs no sea wall fol
safety. He writes: Il have used
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption the past five years and il
keeps me well and safe. Before that
time | had cough which for years
had been growing worse. Now its
gone. Cures chronic Coughs, La Grip
pc, Group, Whooping Cough and pre-
vents Pneumonia Pleasant to take.
Every bottle guaranteed at all drug
gists.
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Pensions Granted.

Jas. Mcclure, Altamont, Tenn, has
been granted a pension of S. per month
by the State Pension Board.
Mrs. Nancy E. Davis, Sequatchie
College, and Mrs Armina Freeman,
Pikeville, have been granted s. per
month.
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Some of Them, at Least.

A meek looking man, accompanied
by his wife, visited tailor to order a
suit Of clothes. Opinions differed as
to the material and the style of ma
king, and the wife lost her temper.
"Oh, well, she said, turning away
please yourself; l suppose you are
the one who will wear the clothes. "
well, ," observed the husband with
a frightened expression, II didn't sup
pose you'd want to wear the coat and
waistcoat -" Manchester Chronicle.
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Ice Cream Sumner.

The members of Jasper Lodge, No.
$40, l. o. o. F., will give an ice cream
supper Saturday night, Aug. 25, on
the College campus, for the benefit of
the lodge. A large attendance is ex-
pected.
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NOTICE..

| will be at Jasper on Monday Of
each week. All parties desiring den
tai work will please call at the Hughes
House. N. b. MOORE,
DENTIST.
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Q "A . II g RI a.
Bear, thu n Tic Kind You Has Always DoBrk
a'' q &xHzzZu

"Ah," sighed the lovesick youth.
if You would only return my loveP'
That's Just what intend TO do, "
replied the maid with the cold storage
heart. Il haven't any earthly use for
it. And still he wasn't satisfied
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WATCH US GROW.

Mrs. w. a. Hutton, Victoria, re-
news her subscription.
WATCH US GROW.
The State Democratic Executive
Committee, Nashville, orders the
News.
WATCH US GROW.
Charles Curtis, Sequachee, renews
his subscription.
WATCH US GROW.
Miss Ida Hackworth, Cedar Spring,
now reads the News.
WATCH US GROW.
James S. Deakins, Sequachee, re-
news his subscription,
WATCH US GROW.
John w. Brown, of Jasper, renews
his subscription.
WATCH US GROW.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Palmer Of Kenlpec.
H.. are visiting relatives in town. Mrs.
Palmer will be remembered as Miss Hattie
Sturtevant. a former resident Of this place.
Miss Grace Twitchell has returned to
Plattsburgh normal school.-Mr. and Mrs.
Hiram Tyler, who have spent The summer
here. have returned to Burlington Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Clark and son of St. AL
bans are making their annual visit at the
Baker homestead.-News has been re-
ceived of the birth Of a son to Prof. and
Mrs. J.. f.. Brown of Meadville. Pa. Mrs.
Brown Is a daughter Of Deacon j. A.
James of this place.-Mrs. Cardie Brittell
and daughter. Arlie, were In Burlington
over Sunday. S, James and Elmer
Wright have gone to Rochester, n. Y.
to work at apple picking .-Edward Bow
dlsh's new house is progressing and will
be a fine residence when comprehensive
Rev. Mr.. Heller will deliver n temperance
address TO the Christian Endeavor society
at the Congregational Church Friday
evening, September u. A social hour viii
be enjoyed at the close OF the address.
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SHELBURNE.

Fred Weed or Mississippi Springs is
visiting w. A. Weed.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F.. Gebhardt have is
sued Invitations to the marriage of
their daughter. Kathryn Knee, TO Ar
thur Day Welch on Wednesday, Octo-
Der 3, at one o'clock at Trinity Church.
Mrs. r. r. Stoddard and Miss Alice
went to Castleton Monday to visit Miss
Matte S~toddard.
Henry Rowley has bought 10000 bar
rels OF apples in western New York.
He will take a gang of men from here
and go there and pick and pack the
apples.
c. B.. Grew has sold his place that he
bought OF Thomas Mitchell to G.. ii.
Eddy. Mr.. Grew has moved his fam
lily 10 %Shelburne Falls, where he run
a blacksmith shop.
Henry w. Tracy and Prof. GIL Tracy
have returned from their trip to Eu-
rope. They report a rough passage
home.
Rollin White and his mother, Mrs.
Carrie p. White, went to New York
Wednesday.
Frank Jacobs OF East Charlotte, who
was thrown from his wagon last Friday
night, IL able to be up and about his home.
He was severely bruised but no bones were
lamps burning but 1t was raining hard and
neither party saw the other until they
came together.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
(Continued fron hrst pase)

the critical condition of Mr.. Bristol. the
In ladies' hail, was postponed Mrs. Err
nest shambo and children spent last week
with friends In Rutland.-Mr. and Mrs. W.
n. Cove accompanied their grandson. Max
Green, OF Monkton to Castleton September
10. where he entered the normal school
rs a student.-Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ellis
of Keene, N. H.. called on old friends
here one day last week. They also visited
the place in South Lincoln now owned BY
James Ward. the same being where Mr..
Ellis spent several years Of his early
manhood.-Mr. and Mrs. John Dennison
of Keene. N. II, have been guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Thayer. Mrs. Dennison
Is a daughter Of Mrs. Estelle Ellis Howe.
formerly OF hts town.-Ten ladies' from
Bristol. most Of whom Mrs. Alice Siplc
has served in tho capacity Of nurse. with
their babies, spent Wednesday with her
at her home here.-Miss Maude Siple wen,
to Panton Friday. where she was the
guest of Miss Harriet No~rton.-George
Varney was in town over Sunday. His
wife returned with him to Waitsfeld for a
few weeks stay.-Mrs. NJ. w. Hale and
son. who have been guests OF her parents
the past four weeks, returned to her home
in Surry, n. H., Monday. Her sister, Miss
Carrie P%urinton. accompanied her for q
weeks visit.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young
of South Burlington and' Mr.. and Mrs,
Noble Bissonette Of Bristol were in towr
Friday.-Luthe Callahan of Burlington
was a guest of DR.. Russell the last of the
Veak
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WINOOSKI.

A very delightful AFFAIR last evening
was the experience social held in the
parlors of the Methodist Church, under
the auspices of the Epworth League
Supper was served from six to eight
which was ~patronized by at least 200
people after which a varied pro-
ann was given.
At n meeting OF the Winooski high
school football team held In the reel
tation hall yesterday afternoon. Horace
Gauvreau was elected as player man
ager, and Harry Parizo, captain. Tht
school this year offers much good
material which will be formed int
one of the best teams the school has
ever had =
Mr., and Mrs. Adolphus Parizo left
yesterday for n weeks visit with
friends in New York,
A service of 40 hours devotion Is
being held at st. Francis Xavier
Church. A lumber OF visiting priests
are In attendance.
Charles Kidder and Thomas Fox, Jr.
went yesterday to New York city
whore they have positions.
Mr., n Mrs. Arthur DVbuc. whc
nave been visiting friends in town fol
the past few days. returned yesterday
to their home in CRANKY, p. Q.
Celestin Narcotic left yesterday fol
a brief visit with friends in Lowell
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Affair return
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CENTER.

The willing Workers will be entertain
ed at the Woodman's hall September 10
by Mrs. Cornelia Baker.-Mr. and Mrs. A.
f. Carpenter have gone to housekeeping
in one Of his fathers houses
Miss Bertha Norton Is attending school
at Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hal
lock of H~inesburgh have been visiting
relatives and friends in town.-Mrs. Buz-
zell and grand daughter, Miss May. who
have been spending the past two months
with her daughter, Mrs. r. A. Norton. re-
turned to their home in Darlington. n. IL.
Monday.-Howard Tart has gone to
Massachusetts, where he expects to re-
ceive employment.-G. W. Brewster was
In Burlington several days last week 10
defend the suit of Ring VS.. Huntington.
-Representat!ve-elect n. A. Carpenter
went to Montpelier Monday.-The infant
daughter of Allen Carpenter Is il.-Mrs.
Dyer Conger returned to her work at Bur
lington Monday after a two weeks visit
with her brothers. George and Jerome
Sweet. and other friends.
Burton Gorton Is on the sick list.-The
unusual warm weather for this time Of
year is causing lots Of ickness through
the town.-O. ]. I'omlinson has sold his
place here to Luolus Baldwin. Mr.. Tom
hnson's people will 60 to their place in
Massachusetts this fall.-The bridge that
Is known as the Fitch bridge on the
Hanksville road Is being replaced by an
iron bridse.-Frank Bean and Daniel
Granger have dissolved partnership on
the farm they bought. Mr.. Granger has
taken the farm and Mr.. Bean and family
have moved back to the villaGe,-Miss Ber-
tha Whitney has returned to her home in
Burlington.
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Essex CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Rugg OF Boise City Idaho,
are visiting at Mrs. Riggs fathers
Joshua Whitcomb.-William Huntley Is
on the sick list.-Mrs. A. c. Fletcher and
son Ray are attending the fair at Malone,
N. Y, this weekday Mckenzie who has
been at work for the Central Telephone
Co.. at Grand Isle returned home Tues
day and Is quite seriously i'll at this
writing. l.. J. Bixby lost a valuable horse
last week.-Mrs.. Chase Of Moretown re-
turned home Monday leaving her father,
Mr.. Pierce, much improved'-H. f, Nj
chols, who has been visiting In Calais and
Moretown. returned S~unday.-The ladies
Aid will meet at Mrs, c. M, Ransome
aAntAmhar n
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Roy Kent, who has been visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Kent, re-
turned to Boston monday morning. Mr..
and Mrs. Kent and theft son spent
Sunday in Calais.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
cole have been called to Marshfeld w
tho dangerous ilHess of the formers
father. 1T is not expected that he can
recover.-Miss Eva Mcleod, who has
spent the summer at her uncle's in
White River Junction. has returned
home and resumed her studies In
school-Miss Bessie Wheeler and the
children of L. II. Pendleton from I'm
derhill have been visiting at the home
of Samuel Wheeler--Miss Goldie Bis
hop, who has been visiting relatives
here has gone to Waterbury to re-
sumo her work.-Mr. and Mrs. Alton
Parks went to Lowell, Mass, Monday
to accompany the remains OF A.. T..
Bartlett, a brother-in-law of Mrs.
Parks The Bible study class re-
sumed their meetings Monday after a
vacation OF two months. The meeting
was held at the home of Mrs. w. +.
Lawson.-Mrs. Harry Drew. who has
been spending several weeks at her
home in North Troy, returned home
Friday night.--Mrs. J. V. Dutton gave
a party to several of her lady friends
at her pleasant home on Church street
Monday afternoon.-Mr. and Mrs. James
Belmont are very happy over the arri-
val of "A new baby girl which arrived
in their family Monday morning.-Rev.
w. A. Rumilee of Waitsield preached
in the Congregational Church Sunday
morning, Mr.. and Mrs. Rumilee are
spending their honeymoon in camp at
Caspian lake. There will be no ser
vices at the church next Sunday but
regular services will be resumed Sep
te1nber 80.
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r FERRIsbURGH.

Mrs. Herbert Kingsland has return
ed. after placing her daughter in
Vermont Academy at Saxton's River.
While there she was a guest at John
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bessie Sibley of
Sibley of California is visiting at
Carlos Martin's.-Howard Martin has
returned to Fort Casey Washington,
after spending a few weeks at his
aunt's, Miss Edwin Folsom.-Miss
Gertrude Harrington has resumed her
position at teacher in the school at
Characteristics NJ. l.. Dwight has
gone to Brier Road Manor, N. Y, aft
er visiting at John Wheeler's,-Capt
George Martin and family hav re-
turned to Amherst. Mass. after spend
ing the last few days of vacation at
his brothers home, Carlos Martin
Miss Bessie Palmer of Essex, n. Y, is
visiting relatives in town.-Mrs. Read
OF Burlington Is n guest of her sis
ter Mrs. James Field.-Miss Laura
Mead has gone to Middlebury to at
tend school.-James Dean Ia able to
be out again. after hurting his foot
and ankle quite badly while riding a
colt. Frank Ouinlan delivered the
mail during his CONTINENT to the
house.-Miss Jeanette Bouton OF
charlotte has returned to her home,
latter visiting at John Wheeler's.-
Fred Lyman of IIinesbureh IS visiting
at Joseph st. Peter's.-Miss Maud
Ploof has gone to Keene, N. Il, where
she expects TO spend the fall and
winter.-Dr. Lane and family OF Burl-
ington We're at her fathers, Charles
| Mallory, on Sunday.-Mrs. NJ. +. AL
len has zone to Boston for a short Wis
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milton.

Mrs. Julia Hall, who has been visiting
her brother, II. II. Fuller, returned to her
home at South Hero Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs. d. n. Parker and daughter, Alder
tine. of Richmond and Miss Jennie Rankin
Of Burlington came Sunday In their auto
mobile to visit Mrs. Parker's mother, Mrs,
f. j. Rankin, returning home Monday
George Minckler returned home from
North Hero Saturday. where he was
called by the sicknes and death of his
father.-rhe Rev. NJ. H.. Ryan and the
Rev. +. T.. Herrick exchanged pulpits
Sunday evening.-W. s. Judd OF Swanton
was in town on a business trip Monday
Ray Coburn has returned from his vaca-
ton which was spent AT his home in Bel
videre,-N, b. Robinson and Dean Corliss
OF Williamstown were guests of the Rev.
and Mrs. NJ, II. Ryan Friday.
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. l.. f. Blair and daughter. VI
have been spending two weeks with Nd
A. d. Whitney, went to Boston Mondj
Miss Lennie Iiil Of Morristown is sped
ing a few days with her many frie1
here.-Mr. and Mrs, w. j. Riley gavd
reception to her brother and bride, !
and Mrs. I. V. Shedd, Saturday event.
A very pleasant time was the report. ]
Shedd has bought Miles Phillips fal
and will take possession about Novem|
lst.-A. D. Whitney has been spending
few days in Burlington n Plattsbui
Harlow Chandler has been spending
few days at his home here.-Mr. and NJ
G. C. Gates and daughter Of Bakersti
were guests of his mother, Mrs. Nj
Gates, Saturday and Sunday Mrs.
S. Reynolds went to New York Monda]
John Labare started for Springfield s
urday taking his colt with Hmm
Charles GeOo and Mrs. Annie bare vi
to Holyoke and Springfield Monday.-M
Ethel Bell OF C~owansville has been
guest OF Mrs. Tltemore for a few dayl
Watson Woodruff. who has been suppl
ing the pulpit of the C~ongregatioI
Church the past summer has closed
labors here. and gone 70 his home in n
lin, Conn. for a few days before retu|
ing 10 Hartford Seminary.-Mrs. c.
Wilder and Mrs. Eliza beth Whitney
visiting their sister, Mrs. Bowman. IN
Montreal spent a few days with his III
lily at DIR. Welch's.-Miles Phillips
bought a house In H!ghgate and will mi
there about November III. Il. Cha
is repairing his tenement house prior|
occupancy by DIR, Sheldon and famil|
George e. Davis OF Burlington was
guest at c. w. Gates's the past wee1
Miss Fanny Gates returned to Middlebl
College Wednesday.
The Methodist Episcopal Church
Franklin was the scene OF a very prd
TENDER IL, when Edith Mae Phillips
Irving Vaughn Shedd were united
marriage At two o'clock the bridal pal
entered the church to the strains
wedding march from "Lohengrin, ren}
ed by Miss Margaret Hopkins of Frank
The party was led by the Rev. O.
Wells. who performed the ceremony, "
Clyde Towle Of South Franklin, a III
nephew Of the bride, acting as ring bea|
Next came the groom with his best nj
Rhett j. Gates, followed by the -four u
ers. Miss Florence Hopkins. Miss y
Houghaboom, f. Leon Pierce and WI
fred Riley. The bride was attended
her sister. Miss Sadie Phillips. acting
maid OF honor, and Miss Pearl Hong
boom and Miss BernIce Riley as ioI
girls. The bride was tastefully gowned
white silk Persian with white gloves
bridal veil and carried a shower boo
lnf white sweet e The maid of ho