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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06
LoVEMAN & COMPANY.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago. April 5,-Various repotrs deciar- ing fall sown wheat to be in excellent con- ditfori caused a general selling of wheat today and resulted in weak market' Al il'e nc bigher Oats showed a loss of ls e hc Provisions were 5112hc lower
 The 9hio State sr9p report r tSs aS whea on taa April as i0i. compared win ss on De, De, heavy selling which caused sharp decline lin in prices An estimate by an English sta- tistician which placed shipments of wheat for the week from Argentina at i.4O4. oO9 increased the selling movement The mar ket was higher at the opening on active sSs'hf sSs 4r9ness sa Was of sRort duration and price were weak for the remainder Of the day The Iewslt pse nos of sas ST May sSsa sdvanceG to 7s%s and srsdaally declined 77&c July ranged between 77hc and 77E a77Kc and closed with net loss of $ Q
 There was a lively demand all day for corn and the market was was firm, firm Gash h,d houses and brokers were the the 1f prne'oai pa ssi na local receipts. unfavorable weather and an advance of Agte in the prize price of of cash cash shade to kc lower at HMc to X c 46c. advanced to 45Ac and closed at 45hc.
 Oats were firm early in the day because of active demand by pit traders who were influenced by reports sf wet weather. Later selling by a prominent bull. May opened Sc lower to shade hiher at S1% to 5l F @31 %c. sold at s1%c. declined to slAc and
 Trading in provisions was quiet and the market was inclined to he weak selling ot price of live hogs and some profit taking by local packers caused the prices |" sag Sis. 12ls. Lard was down 5@7hc at ss.35 Ribs were 1OQ12hc lower at s. 52H
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06
THE STOCK MARKET
THE MONEY srRrNGENCY IS NOT YET
 RELIEVED.
ths stscE Esrkei-shcw of Asi- mati0n Early in the
 Day.

New York. April fs.-The strineency in ssorsa sssdsns. o
 ,p U, the stock asrs.t EsfIy in ,. n: ,a day to revive specpiative interest and keep almost satiPeiy si 'pSsS passnaoned as soon as tie lonnfnE operations for the day began. The rse fon urssney snS ths .fest on prsss vas siisht. The argument IS heard In this ket to the high rates for call loans Is evi- dence of the equipment nf the active par
 m asn s web sss.s ton from the exigencies Of the call loan
 The. highly professional charaeter of the commitments Tn the stock market Is argued from the smell general response in the way saueezcs ii money Tn the periods of or ainsry sfscudative sctivity furry in call I of s ss s . .pss s Ss' sspt o has s stocks stock at the rate of interest, There has has week except in a small way and the speeuis- tive rssiticn is maintained with stubborn
 The prices of stock hsve been held at s, avefase ierei coBsidersbiy above that in,ums mon money v rate rate e on esch suceessfui day las niounted to higher level Last weeks fdenes ,ha, was any urrs sr. st De in Sonsy mo wots, woua se sn9 wSld sss psss cient explanation of the indifference to thc money rate reflected in the stock market today that speculative holders hre supplied borrowing which occurs ct the stock ex- change day after day and the eager bidding which carries the call loan rate up with fe- veIish fluctuations.
 Today the rate reached IS per cent by noon and 90 per cent. before the clt.se. Dis ation. Rumors were current during the es parf ,an oi sns dnar aa @ soaa see n eress but no actual engagements were made during the stock exchange session condt gotiations. however The money strinseney here works to that end. The reduction In the Bank of Ensiand rate and the yielding in foreign exchange here opens the way to weak and there seems to he continued demand at that center for gold. Tho drain on local bank reserves continued
 Transfers through the sub-treasurv were made of ssoo.o0o to San Francisco and s4o0;- sspp'smsntsd sup eiRs Sy tRe exprsss sSpments of currency and the sub-treasury absorption e.s " of sTs nn for mystery over the stringgeney of the
 Other considerations were ignored Re ports of intended concessions by the anthra- cite miners in their demands and the ceciar. stion of the inis,sl ul dividend on the pretsrTsa Company were of slight offsettinE effect The money situation produced It's greatest lngs and the closing was consequently weak but the days declines were. restricted to Bonds were % heavy. Total sales par value $2.515.000. United States old Is. declined b per cent. and the new As k per cent. on call.
 NEW YORK sToCw IIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06
COTTON LETTER.
sy ra,.ss wr. se 2. .. Abererombie q

?, r's:s ss.s..,. ws $ 6 s:s.1.s s AsefsE'"'i' ss
 crop % seeoa"ss ssn from nPs sn. south and eHesist trade reports from the spinners' districts st Engisnd influe1eed the Liverpool marsse, iars,s ssies were increased to i5.oeo.
 night we've not aitossther favorable. con parativeiy heavy rains falling in Nor.nsrn Il
 sna ahoner1 Wene feported fro other sections of Texas and districts west of tne Mississippi River. also at Memphis
 tone from the opening of the days session preliminary trading being put through at
 fi fi. s1. the days range being confined from il. 2s to if.3i. finally closing at 11.27.
 News from the spot market was to tn. effect that a. fair business was doing at jority of factors were holding for higher The movement was on a small scale. rs,. S4'4ss. since Friday ssS57. against 154.4se. indicating a, weeks insight of about isS.ooo. compared with 253. 900 one year ago
 Exports will be large from all ports today, New orleans and Galveston having shipped out about 42.000 bales. and Il is probable
 sat s' thae ef w T nave "Hs less stock on hand
 row than last year. after which date hold
 ss as ass a psv ger's cSnSaed Sn @ to Increase u
 about May iss and decreased slowly thArar after on account or the neaNy SulhHet movement of one year aga .
 The best index to a confirmation of good trade ahroad is located in the continued
 large spot sales at Liverpool. business there
 thus far this week amounting to 56.0oo
 bales, against B. 900 last year when trade
 was supposed to be good.
 The statement published hy Europeer spinners today showing foreign miil-stocks of all Kinds to be 1882, 900. against a35.eoo last year, was somewhat larger than MT. E'isons figures, dated March fst when Flu rcrean spinners were reported as hold nS 1,Z2e.00o compared with 1.101,oe0 last veal This report fell flat. however. more con sideration being given the small visible re- serves in the south which is being reflect cd daily in the smallffess of arrivals at pri- mary points. towns since last Friday hay ing receivel but 37, 900 bales. against ss,coo for the same period one year ago
 Spots here closed firm. sales 6,2oO, to ar rive 2.000: middIing Il 3-1ec: IT. & B. BEER.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06
InCAI. CnrlON MARKET.
DAILY COTTON MARKET
Port Movement. .

calveston-FirIn. 1l$c; net receipts Issdp stosE t, 1SEssI. shipments to Great Britain 7.22S; coastwise 4.2Ol ,e. o. -.oa,n.s . iSS" arcss rsceipts 4 AIS; sales 6200; stock 22L279: shipments to Great Britain Zl''Vo' to continent s.34l -. -o.ot.+, sta rross @eOewa11s recepts 51s safes 0o~.stock s154i
 savannah-steady. 11%e; net reosipls las :. seek 7fs.577; shipments coastwise i:iss.
 Charleston-F1fm: lie; ne net reee'p's 'f' yyvvfmirqton-~Steady 1lc: net receipts S23; ersss receipts 323: stock 6.6O9. .on. SscrfoIk-eteady, II hc; net receipts La5ee .rSss receipts i, f2o; sales 542: stock S4,Ols' shff,ments ceastwise 470.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06

(COrrecte0 Daily.) These prices are at whoIesale and not to consumers: BEl starch-Corn 6@10c; standard goods, pearl 3hc: gloss lump sAc; nickel pack Rice-Extra fancy sMsi head 405o; brok- en 3hc; Japan Sc.
 6alt-Liverpool g1: Virginia Sec VinegaF-Per gallon 14922c Coffee-Green. common Sh Q10e; prime 19k @1ohc: choice I1G1lMc: fancy I20 ltc-
 candies-Stick sc; fancy 601Oc Crackers-xXX soda 6hc; XXX ginger snaps 7c.
 Flour--Basis of barrsls: High patent S4 ss: fancy patent $5 .25; half patent s4.T5. GFtts-Per bbL SS 50; per sack S1.6 Meat-e2Ae; pearl e7hc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06
Interior Movrmert.

Houston--steady. 1f%c: net receipts B. lsS; gross receipts s.4sS; shipments 3,o2S; sales 54: stock 47.7ef.
 Augusta-Firm. 11Sc: net receipts fes; gross receipts 4T0: sIipments 46s: safes 2I5 stock s5 665.
 Memphis-steady. f1bc; net receipts 3s3: gross receipts Ss0; shipments 1,6Ss: sales 1,500: stock 65.592.
 St. Louis-Quiet: 11Ac: net receipts 302 21s: stock 42.e04
 cincinnati-Net receipts so2; gross re- ceipts 3o2: shipments SIS: stock 1s.3s1. Loufsville-Firm, f1mc.-
 Total today-Net receipts l.sos; gross re- ceipts e.271: shipments 6.sss: sales 1885; stock s2o.0o3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06

New Orleans. April 5.-spot cotton bt- 2.oOo to arrive and 1900 fob. Quotations advanced 1-i6c; middling II 3-16c.
 Futures. influenced by improved conditions in Liverpool and the estimate by the inter national master spinners' federation of the stocks held by spinners in Europe. opened 10 points up on the and five points up on the distant positions. Heavy buying or ders and strong bull support caused a fur
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06
Total Movement.

Total today at all ports, net 15,9f2; ship Tents to Great Britain 31.573: to continent 9.34i: stock 695,01
 Consolidated at all ports, net s3. ss7: slaip- fnents to Great Britain s3.751: to France Is,- 450: to continent s0,27o.
 sTotal since Sept. 1. at all ports, mel s.7sO, 704; shipments to Great Britain q 44s,- t55; to France s0f 963: to continent 1,sS3,- 225: to Japan 91.s54: to Mexico 2.17s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06
NEW ORLEANS COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to Lovoman Company
 s6 Commerce St., Montgomery, Ala:

By Private Wire to L0veman company,
 s6 Commerce St., Montgomery, Ala;
 New Orleans, April 5.-Liverpool. which
 has been somewhat dormant of late. walked
 up in good shape today: Futures there
 closed steady at net advance for ,he day
 Of s to 2 points on all positions, while spots were s-100d higher. with good demand lp
 evidence. sales reaching the handsome tota, of fs 900 bales. The weather map showed SC me rain. but where it would do the least
 harm. in Texas.. On the very favorable Is opened steady at an advance of 10 points on the old. and points on the new crop
 months. shorts were active buyers ,s early ay high as Ii. n. At this level however; prof = it-taking On large scale set in; and con- tinued more or less uninterruntedly untli the close which was steady at net gain for the day of ( to points spots were officially reported firm and 1-isc higher M on on all grades Sales amounted to s.20o bales of spots. and 1000 bales of to arrive. at Il 3-16c for mfddlinR The market needed no strong bull support today but was perfectly able to take care Of itself Bulls evinced a desire to make sure of profits. and this was the only thing that prevented the advance being more than 1t was. We are inclined to favor reac. tion but the situation in cotton is strong, so much so that we doubt is much of reces-
 s'on e@" "s VI I'oVEMAN & COMPANY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06
NAVAL. STORES.

Savannah. Ga, April 5,-Turpentine firm s5&c; sales 40; receipts 1Ss: shipments
 Rosin dull; sales 115; receipts 572; ship ments 745; stock 44.577. Quote: ABCDEF ss.S5: c s 90; H s4. 20; I s4. 35; K S4. 50: M s5 10: VIC S5.30: wv So 45.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. April 5.--Cotton seed oil firm :: crude fob. mills, ETA 0zsc: do. yellow 3fik e 2hc.
 Sugar raw steady; fair refining 3 1S-lec: centrifugal 96-teSt i7-3293 9l6e; mo lasses sugar 9 25-32d 8 l3-32c. refined oui- at.
 Coffee. spot Rio and mild quiet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK
SIT. LorVs PROVISION.

St Louis April 5.-Flour steady
 Whiskcy steady S1 g.
 Pork lower: jobbng SIS IS.
 Lard steady; prime steam Ss .Oo -.,... Dry salt meats steady: boxed extra shorIN ss s7i5; clear ribs 500: short clears s9.12h -,- ribs ts.75. short clear 80. STA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06
sladicatss rise. -Indicztss. fal5.

s1Adicatss rtss. Indicates. fall.
 Rlser Forecast.
 fFor next two days)
 The Coosa and Alabama will continue to fall slowly.
 Weather Conditiona-
 (For Past q hourst
 A barometric depression moving east ward over Illinois is causing fairly general cioudiness over the eastern half of the eoun- try. with rain from Texas northeastward through the Great Central Valley and Lake region. though area of moderately high barometer over Florida Is, giving continued fair weather in the east Gulf and south At lantic districts. Temperatures have risen in eastern districts and throughout the West. except fall of ten to fourteen degrees in western Texas. An area of high over the northern Plateau region is giving clear weather in nearly all western districts. Con ditions now favor fair weather with more or less cloudinesh in this section tonight and Friday.
 Temperature ani precipitation &s report. cd by the Weather Bureau for selected Southern station during 34 hours sn1inz '. am. April 5. 1906. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06

tier advance of few points, but later in the session prices cased off or points. The trading was somewhat active. me market closed steady. the list showing net gains of to [ ppfntS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06

Baitimore-NominsI, 11hc; gross receipts 53f: stock a,1e1.
 New York-Quiet, II TO: net receipts 44s; gross receipts 6,001; sales 43s: stock I6f,iD2
 Boston--Quiet. 1f.7e: net receipts ss; gross receipts 7f3: shipments to Great Brit ain 2.64s.
 Philadeiphia-6auiet, s5: net receipts 9; gross receipts O: stock 2.550.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06

erpool; Barbodian. Br., Parker. Liverpool; Corinto Nor, Gundersen. Bluefields; Olym- pia. Br., Gait, Port Barrios: Soperga. Ital., Gatavino. Genoa. via Norfolk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06
NEW ORIEANs RyIII.ETIN.
NEW ORLEANs CoTToN.

New Orleans, April 5.--The Cotton Ex- change will he closed April 13 to 16 inclu- sive. in honor of Easter festivities.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06
MARKET FOR COTTON
TRADING NC MORE ACTIVE, Br
 PRICES ARE HIGHER.
Advance Due to Higher Cables and the Bui- fish Private Advices from Liver. pool, Indicating Big
 Trade Demand.

New York. April 5.-Trading in cotton was not any more active today, but prices @ ss,mSsed Sse rssasss as sSc. ooe Ss ssslss p'''
 of ponss sRe snsnsa soon % soTea I gain 2f 7gii points with May selling at II .as; gs; 5Ig ,Rg poibs fsS nnd tRe Sn the new .rop. and within four to six points of the highest on the old cro2 months The at- bulIish private advfces from Liverpool re porting a big trade demand. the large spot s recent sellers But there was no sign pf ballish support or of broadening out m smaller shorts had been satisfied. the market hesitated and sagged off to within ne or two points Of ,sss rnS n te ate tn
 arge exports, together with private re Sass %are Gr not fass shown VT on the carly map The close quiet and steady ana Withln TS or sns shGss p0Pfs TSe Gs sgR pool market and reports of big demand tended to offset the bearisn influence on on sxerted by a statement from abroad that .tsss of cotGn in the wsne haedi Ssea against 935. 900 bales at the same time last Southern spot markets were unchanged " accepts of cotton at the ports today IssIs bales asainst 1y;sSS & ,ast wGea a61 100000 bales, aainst 1o1.492 last week and iY4.se0 last year. o-,. ..e tales. against s.7Os last wear, and at Hous- ton 3,4s3 bales against 4.51o last year.
 LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
 C,aotafions In the Montgomery market for spot cotton today. ranged as follows; s.sisa S,t,,,na middiins :..:: 'ii5z ..ii5ze
 stTset % low n,iiadIInE =. ..... .!e lS-isc Low middling =. = = .'S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06
MEMPHIS COTTON OIL.

New Orleans April 5.-Cotton seed oil steady: prime refined in barrels SS 1sc3, prime crude loose 2sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York, Anrll 5-C0ffee futuTes optI ed steady at unchanged prices to an ad- vance of five points and closed quiet, net m changed 10 five points higher. Sales 27.7S' bags. eo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06

MARINE NEWN.
 Mobile. April 5.-Arrived: strs, 1nchmoor, mann. La Ceiba; Fort Morgan, Nor. Olsvik, B0cas Del Tore: sGhr.. Emma Knowlton. Ann Hudson San Juan.
 Cleared: strs.. Fort Morgan. Nor, Olsvik Bocas Del Toro: Frutera Nor sorensen' La ceiba schr. Daisy Farlin. Dunton. Nipe Ray.
 New Orleans April 5.--cleared: Strs.. oIynnpia Br., Gait Port Barrios: Jos. W. TcrdhsY. Laysrge Nsw TSTk; Tf 4iIts Mira, r,I1o BT Genoa. Via Norfolk: Alps. Ger, Riecke. Port Limon.
 Part Eads April B--Arrived: Strs, Karen, No PedeTsen Port Limon: Excelsior. Sta pies, Havana; Molina, Nor. Haraldscn Ma Sailed: strs.. Atlantian. Br., watkins Liv-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06
NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL.

Charleston, s. C.. April 5.-Turpentine and rosin. nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06
LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTrrRKs
NEW YORK COTTON FrTuREs.

New York, April 5.--Cotton futures on the New York Cotton Exchange today open ed steady and closed steady. Quotations ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06

St Louis April 5.-The St. Lotus grain markets today were quoted as follows; May 56ss asked; range 7sIs to 77. July 74& 9747s range 74qs n744 to 7j%. September 74A bid: range TAX to 7Sh Q
 Coru.- May 43L. bid; range 42Tk to 43h. July 4Sia hid: range 43b to 4SA. September 45 t bid May Slis asked: range 31h. July 2gH asked. EeOfar1her 2SI. hid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06
MoNrGoMERY cuRnENr ouo1AT1oNs

Memphis, April 5.-Cotton seed oil; prime crude 2Sc: prime summer yellow 31c; prime meal SPA. 50: prime cake s24.0o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES. :.
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans, April 5.-Spot octton closed active: sales s.200
 S Srdinary .... .... .... .. I-l6c
 Nfoou oIuiudFy S%c Low mfddltng ..10 9-16c
 Es Hio9ilnk ''.' .'.s .''. III 3,loc
 tIoou Hlinuiing ssss sss.l1 ll-loc Middling fair .. .... .... .... ..12 1-16c hecelpts ss-. f.4l6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06
sale for day, 7a4.lOO shares
NEM YORK RONDS.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06
NEw nRI.EANs sI1GAR-

kettle centrifugal &d3 7-l6c; centrifugal whites & 6b4c; yellows Ss q3 l3-16c; sec onds 2a3Ac.
 Molasses. nominal; open kettle 17asOc: centrifugal q 20c.
 Syrup. nominal 25 q BOG.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06
CINCINNATI PR(
MARINE NEWS.

NINNINNdIA INV III O.Ns Cincinnati. April 5.-Fiour dull. Provisions firm. Whiskey firm Si 2s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour-Duil and steady - Wheat-No. spring '! so
 No. Y W cornLNn' Eo '.i' .. ... .4iH@ 41%
 No. yellow ts t3 4 Oats-No .... .... 3l @ .SIA
 No. ? white 32h
 No. , white - .... a1h@ q sl% Mess Port--per bbl .... fs.05 e l6.lO Iard--per 100 lbs .,.... <. 52h
 Short Ribs Sides (loose) 50 6O Short Clear Sides tbxd) 95 @ 9.0O Whiskey-basis H. Wines l.2s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-06
ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS.

TREASURY BALANCES. Washiugton April 5.--Treasury balances sI62. .764. s3S; gold S79. .9S5.24S.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-08-09
Ross News

Mrs. Lathrop, of Gray, was here
canvassing Monday.
Mira. John Rutherford spent FRI
day at her parental home.
William Krauel and wife left Sat-
urday for visit in Chicago.
Albert Fest and wife spent Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Beers.
Miss Anna Blakely visited over
Sunday at the Foster home in Gray.
John Makes and wife were Sun
day visitors at the William Krauel
home.
Charlie, John, Anna and Rosa
Deist spent Sunday with the Krauel
young people.
Mrs. Nels Olsen and daughter,
Phoebe, attended Chautauqua at At
lantic Thursday.
Mrs. John Quinby is enjoying a
visit from sister and family whose
home is in Arkansas.
Mrs. Roe Passmore and children,
of Wichita, was visiting friends here
few days the latter part Of the
week.
Floyd and Guy Nedrow, of Chi
cago, are visiting at the Len Briden-
stine home.
Mrs. Charles Ruhs visited at the
Henry Ruhs home Saturday and
Sunday of last week.
Mrs. Smith, of Correctionville,
Iowa, spent one day the latter part
of last week at the Robert Ruther-
ford home.
Frank Liken, Frank Slough, Jess
Higgins, Jim CARRIER and Ormsby
Beers, of Gray, were Sunday visitors
in our village.
In the Des Moines Daily News OF
recent date we find letter from an
Audubon county youth. Read it:
i Daniel Boone was born in Pennsyl-
vania in 1875. He was great ex-
plorer. One day he did not return
from hunting 30 the people though,
he had been killed. They started a
searching party. They found him
in little cabin of sod with skins OF
animals drying around the hut. One
day Daniel and his pal were hunting
and they were taken captive by
baud of Indians. After Boone es.
capped, his companion was killed by
the Indians and all that was left of 9
band of eight men who crossed the
mountains, were the two Boones.
Louis F. Grow,
Ross, Iowa, R. F. D
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-08-09
Cameron Township.

The heaviest rainfall of this season
visited Cameron Monday.
Harry Northup attended the ball
game in Ross Sunday afternoon.
Thomas Rutherford and wife were
Sunday visitors at the Worth Duvall
home.
Miss Lena Kruse is assisting Mrs.
William Parrot with her household
duties.
Fred Tessman and family visited
at the home of William Schrader
Sunday.
Ralph Ballou is visiting his broth
or, William Ballou, and sister, Mrs.
John Summers.
Mabel Dreher took sick Sunday
evening and DR.. Brooks was called
out to prescribe for her Monday
morning.
Jesse Neitzel is now working for
Sylvester Moore as Mr.. Moore has
started up his thresbiDg machine for
the season.
sherm Wright, wife and children
and William Ballou and wife were
Sunday visitors at the William Par
rott home.
William Kraael and wife departed
i on the excursion from Audubon Sat-
urday for Chicago where they ex-
pect to visit relatives tor week.
Mrs. Rodell Passmore and children
and Edna Gilson visited at the
Thomas Rutherford home Thursday
night and at the homo of the formers
parents, William Krauel and wife
Friday.
Mrs. Libbie McCaw, of Dixon,
Nebraska, and Mrs. Smith, of Cor
rectionville, came up from the east
ern part of the state Thursday even
ing, where they had been visiting,
aud Mrs. McCaw spent the night
with her cousin, Mrs. Joe Johnston,
and returned home the 1ext morn
ing over the Northwestern while
Mrs. Smith went to Carroll Satur-
day to visit with friends before re-
turning to her home in Correction
vile Monday.