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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-07-13
RANDOM SHOTS.
(BY Mr.. A. SHoorER.)

Some folks cry so much about moth
ing that when they have something to
cry for they find they have gone dry.
When a mans wife packs his trunk
for him Il is easy to get the things out.
but he can never get them in again.
1.-THE jungle" is dramatized J. og-
den Armour should be stage manager.
The Chicago packers will not have To
put the date on the label Of their can
ned meats, but u they will mark Il
since June 4, 1905 they viii find a
more ready market.
Politics makes strange bedfellows
think Of Cleveland and Bryan In the
same bed with Henry watterson sleep
ing at the foot.
Roosevelt is both doctor and nurse.
he prescribed for the beef trust and
then gave them their medicine.
Some people are so contrary that II
they should get drowned they would
float up stream for contrariness.
We should not live for ourselves a.
lone. but should add our mite to make
the world better, Tor life Is but a
journey and whether We are travelling
up the eastern grade or down the west
ern slope. we should strive 10 leave
upon the sands Of time the footprints
Of honesty. kindness and charity.
The Crusader. edited by Col. Noel
Gaines. of Frankfort, has made lie
bow to the public and it win On a long
felt need in Ky. Il is truly reform.
er aud its rake will find plenty Of muck
to keep il vusy.
From the hard lines on some faces
you can read; "From here generosity
departed years ago"
Ill was the iceman would no,
want to drive Jim Ovens. horse.
County court Is grca, day in Crit.
tenden's capital You can see horses
worth from fifty cents up to two hun.
dred dollars.
Matrimony may be aleap In the dark.
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES.

Chas. McNeely, Of Marion, was in
the city today. jacksonville Hustler.
Ira Pierce, Of Marion, was in the city
today jacksonville Hustler.
tiss Fredd- T'-kens, Of Marion,
y ing - D.Fch Hcllingsworth,
G. Of town. P.iEcetor Jaader.
Rev. Ivassy. n Marion. filed his
regular appoinus.ot az he Baptist
church here Sunday morning and eve
ming. Livingston Echo.
Mr.. Gopher and two daughters. Of
Marion. KY. were in the city Wednes-
day, enroute TO Harrisburg. Ill.,. to
spend the summer. Evansville Cour-
Ter.
The Pubs" all over the country are
having forty.eleven duck fits on account
Of the Bryun boom. In the language
Of Ed Franks, lit is like Bronco's ghost:
Il will not down. Henderson Clean
er.
Al Dewey, Of Marion, was in the
city yesterday. Mr.. Dewey is in the
milling business at Marion, and is well
remembered here. having run the
Myers mill at this place many years
ago. Princeton Leader.
Mrs. r. c. Walker and little daugh-
ter. Eyalyn, left this morning for IN
extended visit TO relatives in Hillsboro,
Illinois, and later they will go to Mari
on, Kentucky, Mrs. Walkers old home
for visit with relatives and friends.
Grand Junction Sentinel.
Guy Olive. Of Eddyville. Kentucky.
a cousin Of Mr.. X. II. Walker. Of
Grand Junction, now stopping at the
X-Z ranch. came in on Thursday eve.
ning's stage. Messrs. Walker and
Olive will spend the summer months
camping on the White river. -Meeker
Herald.
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Henry & Henry, tombstones.

Will Clifton went to Salem Tuesday.
W. j. Bishop of Sturgis was caller
at the RECORD office this week.
Trice Bennett left Wednesday for
Dawson, where he will spend several
days.
Miss Melville Akin, of princeton, was
the guests of Mrs. Gus Taylor last
week.
Mrs. Gus Baker, of Princeton, was the
guests of her sister Mrs. Gus Taylor
last week.
Will Moore and Tom Boyd, of the
Sheridan neighborhood, left for Skies
ton, Mo-, Friday.
Miss Lillian Bryant after visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Bryant
returned to Evansville Sunday.
c. c. Sanders, who has been i'll here,
has recovered sufficiently to leave for
his home at Elizabethtown, New York.
Mrs. Gus Baker returned home Tues
day, after spending several days the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Gus Taylor.
Mrs. Jerry Daughtry returned from
Missouri Saturday. She has been Wis
iting her son, Chas. Daughtry, for sew
eral months.
Mrs. Geo. W. Stone has been called
to the bedside Of her mother, Sister
Reed, of Kelsey. Sister Reed is quite
i'll at her home.
Messrs. Miller, Clair, Holman, Curr
and Pulls, Of the Eclipse Mining Com
pany, arc at Criiienden Springs this
week.
c. l.. Bryant returned to Joplin, Mo-,
Friday. He was one Of the home COM
ers and has been the guests of his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs c. W. Bryant.
Miss Lena Bryant returned to
Evansville Sunday. after spending sew
eral days with the guests Of her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Bryant.
+. l.. Franklin, Of Golden Fond, Ky,
was in the city this week enroute home
from a visit to his brother. J. b. Frank.
lin, who is very i'll at the home Of his
father. Z. b. Franklin.
Henry & Henry, monuments.
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but most folks are willing to take a
second or even third leap.
Marion has more pretty girls to the
squaIe acre than any town on the face
of the earth. This assertion NAV
sound broad but can sight you.
Dudley Waliingford says when he
GETS brick wall around his lot Oh
Belville stree. he wi, be proof against.
the health officer. Don't be fooled,
Dudley, health officers don't regard
brick walls.
Some travelling men were sitting in
front Of hotel in neighboring town
one evening when stray dog CHANGED
to pass along the street bowling like a
wolf. One Of the aforesaid gentlemen
hurled a stone at the poor dog at the
same time he Indignantly said to the
aforesaid dog. ''You have nothing to
howl about; you do not have to eat
here"
Some dirty rags may clothe a heart
fit for the mansions in the skies. So
Coat judge man by his clothes.
~ f.As!.s Jirnee Is as'pu6sgrybst. b,,,
the public does not always - whsr
70 trust the person who oc1 "a. ths
Office.
BE sure your watch is rigid and then
40 to the station early so you\ will No,
miss your train.
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Il seems that there Is something Of
n rivalry between the two hardware
stores besides the selling Of goods and
the elank Of the coin In the till.
Upon the advent Of young Virgil Cor
into the field he Immediately turned his
attention to window dressing and evol-
we'd what he called the Daniel Boone
block fort. ltattraeted so much notice
and comment that he next constructed
rail road locomotive. This showed
considerable skill and ingenuity,
The clerks at the other store win not
be downed so this week they have large
window dressed with a wagon and team
Of horses driving at full speed and .
farmer on the seat holding the ribbons
The scene also shows a rail fence
with appropriate signs tackled thereon,
such a. 70 to Cochran a Piekens for
hardware.
For this window picture We think
credit should be given to Mr. James 7.
Travis.
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Geo. Cochran WedS

Mr.. Geo. Cochran and Miss Conlcy
married at Nashville. Tenn. Tuesday
night at eight O'Clock.
Mr., Cochran is a Marion boy and a
deserving young man.
Miss Conley is Georgia girl and has
been In Nashville about year.
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New Livery Stable.

The veteran Liveyman W. D..
wallingford has about concluded to
wall in the entire city Of Marion.
These walls are now In process Of
erection and on the old site on the south
aide Of Bellville Street We will once
more have a livery stable. MFR.
wallingfori proposes TO erect a building
likes The building will be brick
ard the roof metal.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-07-13
Lost, Sirayed or Stolen.

From my farm near Levias. Ky.
July 9Th, one brown mare mule. four
years old. about iii hands high. small
sore on right shoulder caused by collar.
ANY information as to her whereabouts
viii be amply rewarded.
fRED G. BINKLEY.
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BITS OF BY.PLAY.

One Of the bright young men Of Mar.
ion listened to piano player for quite
a while He was asked how he liked
It and replied that it was too machine
i-cal.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-07-13

One Of Crittenden's star corn raisers
reports that the crop this year will
equal that good old year when there
were three ears to each stalk and a
pint Of shelled corn in the tassel
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-07-13

Not many days ago two men climbed
to the roof Of Bob Haynes's residence
with pans, buckets, soap and rags.
Mrs. Haynes came out in the yard and
inquiic ed what they were going TO do.
They replied that Bob had employed
them to wash oil the oof. Bob Hay.
mes Is a firm believer in that passage
Of Scripture, Cleanliness is next to
Goodness. D"
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Cold drinks at Haynes & Taylor.

Cold drinks at Haynes & Taylor.
l.. Miles was in Dawson Sunday.
Lossie Gilbert spent Sunday in Lis
man.
Sam Gugenheim was in Salem Tues
day.
Wild Cherry Phosphate.
Haynes e. Taylor.
Carl Henderson was in Dixon this
week.
Cash for produce. Gilliland G. Kol-
tinsky.
Mrs. Carl Henderson and children
are guests of Mrs. DR.. Hart at Dixon.
johnson Order was in Hopkinsville
Sunday.
Miss Bena Hill, of Cadiz, is the guest
of Mrs. H. X. Woods.
Misses Madeline and Julia Cook, of
Paducah. are guests Of relatives.
Call at Copher's for fresh groceries.
Mrs. Hines Breeding. Of Sturgis,
was the guest Of relatives last week.
Miss Ina Koon. Of Frances, is the
guest Of friends this week.
Miss Fenwick Wathen, of Fords Fer
ry is visiting her friends this week.
Fresh candy at Copher's.
Mrs. Lee Johnson and children are
visiting friends and relatives at Cars
vile.
Rev. J. o. SmithsJn, Of Cqrrsville,
was in the city last week.
Six bars Big Deal soap for quarter
at Cophers.
Miss Katie Yandell was the guest Of
Miss Lucy Larue, Of Levias, last week.
Robert Boyd. Of Salem, was here
Saturday.
Albert Boaz, Of Kelsey, was in the
city Monday.
Cold and hot baths at Metz & Sed-
berry.
Z. II. James returned Monday from
a trip TO the West. lie came home
thinking old Kentucky all right.
Mrs. A. +. Order left Thursday for
Evansville, where she will remain for
seyeralIweeks.
Bring your butter and eggs to Co
pher. Best prices paid.
F. |. Travis shipped to Louisville
"Wednesday two loads cattle, hogs and
Aisep
Alr Queen Buchaaan, Of Sebree.
Va ne guest Of Hiss Ora Hodges
Sunday.
DR. ihoa. Cumrirs, Of Henderson,
attended the ordination service Sunday
and was the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. S.
7. Dupuy
Get your bread at Copher's. Fresh
bread cooked every day.
Mr.. John Andres. Of Evansville. was
the guest Of his brother, Rev. Ben An
dres, Sunday.
Miss Verna Piekens Is the guest Of
Miss Mary Glenn. at Kuttawa, this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. David Boaz. Of Kelsey.
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Freeman Thursday.
W. b. Yates has returned from
Maine, where he has been engaged in a
meeting.
Miss Lille Cook returned Wednesday
from Padueah. where she has been Wis
ting her brother. Chas. Cook.
l.. c. Barry. travelling passenger
agent for Cotton Belt Route, was in
the city this week.
Miss Ethel Cook left Tuesday for
Missouri, where she expects to make
her future home.
Rev. r. =. c. Lawson, Of Henderson.
attended the ordination service Sunday
and was the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. j.
W. Trisler.
We have on hand a Chattanooga Disc
pillow also Avery Sulky plow, which
We will sell at a bargain.
Cochran & Pickens.
Mr.. Mat Dye. Of Evansville. was the
guest Of his sister. Mr. Carl Hcnder.
son last week.
Mrs. FL Drcseher left Saturday after
spending several DAYS the guest Of
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-07-13

A wireless word Of criticism has
been received, ancnt the writings in
last weeks RECORD by Mr.. A. Shooter.
Il . confidently asserted that the
Reel mining land was the site Of the
Garien Of Eden and produces every.
thing under the sun, except guaya Jelly.
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LITTLE RECORDS.
F. W. Num-. Dentist.


N week in the country.
III Buy the best meat from j. W. Civ
ems & Son.
.|& G. L. Barnes, of Dawson, attended
the funeral Of the late J. N. McNeely.
4 Ruchter Paint, best on earth 81. 20
Der gallon. Num- q Tucker.
j. A. Seaman left Monday for
cMinnville, Tenn.
Mrs. John Seaman spent Monday in
nceton.
come and see our work.
Henry & Henry.
w. II. Gopher was in Evansville
Wednesday.
Gasoline retails at Eskew Brothers
shop at Wholesale price.
Best 81 whiskey on earth at the Elk
horn Saloon. Hardin.
d. b. Keyil, of Dawson, was in the
city this week.
n'f@,krs. W. o. Tucker is the guest of
'N@Ss. Henry Rice, at Kelsey.
ohCar of lime just received at Cochran
\ i Pickens.
III Miss Nan Walker, Of Hopknsville, is
VIZ the guest Of Miss Carrie Moore
III Souvenir Post Cards at Haynes 4
III Taylor,
Take your produce 10 Gilliand &
Koltinskey.
Mr. Gid Dollar Of Princeton, was IN
the city Monday.
Miss Dora Alexander left Tuesday
for her home at Phillipsburg. Kansas.
Try a shower bath at Burns &
Mcdonnell
J. A. Jacobs went to Crayneyille
Tuesday.
Jas. Keyil, Of 5turgis, spent Sunday
I'm the city.
Collins & Caskets, prices rock bod
tom. Mum a Tucker.
Mrs. Columbus Ncaly is spending
hs week IN Dawson.
C. Z. Thomas was in Princeton Tuer
ay
Best sewing mAehlneN on cPEth,-key I
lone. Num- a Tucker.
Mrs Frank Morgan. Of PTincetoe
TENDED the funeral Of the late J. n
icNeely II
Nr. uoA Mrs W " Iones, Of Prines =
M Don. attended the funeral service Of q
pate J. n MeNeely. Y
Whiskey. red and white but no blu'
3 per gallon at the Elkhorn Saloof
iardin.
Misses Attic and DAISY Gopher el
ednesdAy for Illinois, where they "
"A pend several weeks visiting relatives
The Myers force and lifl pumps e.
~ PIE at Es~cw Brothers. Satisfacti9i
iaranteed. l.
Gopher bakes the best bread. fre,b
bad. cream bread. salt-rising brcsi.
Bllard. the baker.
Mrs. II. NJ. Cook left Tuesday gor
Rwson. where she will spend scytal
b..
Mrs. S. II. Cromwell Of Hendcr, n,
the guest Of her parents. Mr.. and
Do. Cook. this week
Farmers. 40 to Eskew Brothers for
your moving machines, oil and repairs.
- Mr.. Lcdbetter. Of Uniontown. vas
u guest Of Mrs. 4. d. Drcschcr his
iS. Williams. Of Greenyille. arrived
Incsday ODE the guest Of her parents.
". and Mrs. 4. p. Love.
Sharp razors and clean towels.
Burns 4 Mcconnell. h
liss Rudy Crimson. Of MorgAnaeld.
the guest Of Miss Ina Price this
hiss Mary Cation, Of MorgarReld.
y the guest Of Miss Ina Pric, this !
ck
ice cream and ices at our 10Th Cen.
~ Soda Fountain. Is
Woods & OBmc.
Mrs r. NJ. wilbom spent the first !
the week with relatives at Foris
Y.
Hiss Isabel Tribe. Of Henderson. is !
guest Of her grcat.aunt. Nm. A.
wcy
ring Us your produce We are paying
hes, prices Morris and Yates.
b. Gilbert. Of the Gilbert Sapitad. n
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Earl Cromer Is one Of the most
thorough students Of the Bible that the
English public have among their prOmi-
ncht men,
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l"' It Cllfton:was in Dawson Sunday.
W, Farris, Of Fredonia, was in the
ely Monday.
A. D. Butler was in Blackford Sun
isy
We serve ices and ice cream.
Woods & Orme.
mas Haynes and Claud Guess were
y Kepton Sunday afternoon.
Several from Marion visited Black.
fprd and the wreck Sunday afternoon.
Best price s for produce. Gilliland &
Mrs. W. B. Butler visited relatives
u Baker this week.
W. II. McElroy was in Dawson the
lrst Of the week.
You will find the best bread in town
i Morris 4 Yates.
A. J. Butler and R. +. Wilborn were
b BlackfOrd Sunday.
viii Clifton has finished his trip and
''s come home to spend his vacation.
We shave you while you wait.
Burns & Mcconnell.
JAS Z. Chittenden, Of Hopkinsyille.
vas in the city the first Of the week
Mr.. John Parr, Of Fredonia. was in
own Monday.
Just received a car Of lime.
Hina & Cox.
Thos. b. Wilborn left last week for
rdmore, |. T.
Miss Fredda Pickens returned Mon.
ly from Princeton.
Miss Blanche Haase returned from
erulean Monday night.
Try a pound Of our Good.Cheer
'iiee: II not pleased your money back.
Morris & Yates.
Ira Pierce was in Madisonyille this
eek.
A. Z. Detweeler, Of Louisville. was
pleasant caller at The RECORD Office
uesday.
Go to Geo. W. Stone. optician. and
. will ~ your glasses.
Mrs. Clarence Wilson yisised friends
Sheridan last week.
Glen NJ q oors Co. shipped 600
sh 'p arr i)n hogs last Saturday.
Tr, O. poes' q lr mixed to, ~.
ec'f' he t~ in the city fo h.
"a Morris & Yates.
Coleman Haynes spent sLDaay IN
isman.
'DE ]. y. Mcconnell and wife. Of
hady Grove. were In the city this
eek.
Dr. p. 5. Stilwell returned Friday
ON Ohio. where he has been for the
ast two weeks.
Misses Mary and Margaret Joiner. Of
ussellyillc, arrived Monday to be the
lest Of friends here for several days.
Archie Davidson is the guest Of W.
. Wilborn and family at Fords Ferry
rs week.
Mrs. Sam Gugenheim left wedncs.
" for Providence. where she will
81 her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. h.
'illiams.
Capudinc for headache.
Haynes 4 Taylor.
W. II. Gopher was In Blaekford
iesday.
Mrs, Zelma Moore Murphy and two
Iildren, Of Sherman. Texas. arrived
iesday and will be the guests Of her
ster. Mrs. A. II. Cardin.
Miss Gusue Burgett. who had been
sitting her sister. Mrs. Lizzie Fritz,
e the past two weeks, returned home
,turday.
We have just received the largest
ID best selected stock Of guns ever
ought 10 Marion. Come and see
EN-. Cochran & Pickens.
Hot or cold shower bath.
Burns & Mcconnell.
Rev. ]. A. MeAfee left Monday for
ldyyile, where he will hold a meet
Mr. J. r. MeAfce left Monday for
where she viii be the
eat Of her parents, Rev. and Mrs
II. Davis.
Mauric Num-. Of Evansville. is the
lest Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. u.
Num-. this week.
For fresh meat 20 TO J.. W. Owens
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AMONG The CHURCHES.

Rev. j. II. Butler filled the pulpit at
the Baptist church Sunday and preach
ed from the following text: Psalm I21,
first verse. Subject: Help from the
Hills.
There will be no preaching at the
Christian church Sunday, as the pastor,
Ed. Rowe will be absent.
There will be Sunday school at the
usual hour.
Rev. j. r. McAfee is engaged in a
protracted meeting at Eddyville this
week.
There will be services at the c. P
church next Sunday at II o'clock.
90
The union services will be held at the
Baptist church next Sunday night at
s o'clock.
90
AT msa,e:hfdis. e6ufeb hst SdSdsy
mOrnin9 Rev. y. r. McAfee preached
from De- So, 6 and 7. Subject:
Love the LORD anu Teach Your Child
rem Right. LIST, BY prayerful author
ity. 2nd, BY power Of Cody example.
Bird, BY full benefit Of alter worship at
home. A large audience listened to a
good sermon and also to good music.
This is nearly always the case these
days under the McAfee pastorate.
Rev. J. r. MeAfee will preach at the
Methodist church Sunday. July Is.
1906. His subject will be The Son and
Daughters Part in Maintaining a
Christian Home.
Evening journal., 1906-11-24
TRIAL MARRIAGE
in COURT

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Nov. 2i.--Mrs.
Elsie Clews Parsons ~ow book advocat-
ing trial marriage was b,caded as de-
Tense in the City Court mere by william
A. Young, the hero Of a melodrama. who
enticed away from homs Anna Kerns,
aged Is years. OF owensboro. Ky, and
was arrested with her IN a hotel.
The actor was asked bv Judge wlnfrey
II he would marry the sirl and thus gain
mis- freedom. Young replied that he had
not lived with her long enough to know
IL he liked her. He said nc believed In
Mrs. Parsons theories about marriage
and would not yet accept the girl fer a
wife Judge Winfrey said.
Miserable and impracucablc as the
book is its scheme Of marital hx,ty
does not cover a criminal OF your stripe
There is no book that has ever been writ.
ten which excused a man for running the
life OF a young girl I hold you under si.Oo
bond to the grand jury"
Evening journal., 1906-11-24
70 NOT DOyE THE STOMACH
Cure cstarrh by Breathing Hyomei.
Sold Under GUARANTEES.

The only scientific and common sense
way TO treat catarrh OF the nose and
throat is by a local application that
Will kill the catarrhal germs.
Ordinary stomach dosing IS worso
than useless. Taking medicine into the
stomach to cure catarrh OF the head can
have no good eject. and often leads 10
eerious deraneement OF the digestive
organs
BY breathing Hyonei three or four
times daily through the neat pocket in-
haler that comes with every outfit. its
meti-ated. healing air penetrates to the
most remote parts Of the nose. throat
and lungs. searches out and kills all
catarrhal germs and soothes and heals
any irritation in the mucous mem
brane.
2. James Belts faith IN the WONDER
ful merit Of Hyomei as a cure for ca
sarrh IL shown by the guarantee he
gives with every Hyomei outft that the
money win be refunded unless the
treatment gives satisfaction.
A complete Hyomei outfit. consistinr
OF a pocket inhaler. bottle OF Hyomei
Rnd q medicine dropper. costs out 81
extra bottles OF Hyomei. II needed. q
f5enes. 2. James Belt gives his per.
Dnai guarantee 20 refund the money
sHyonei does not rslieve. 30 that yor
IN no risk at all an buying this reliei
Sszne4yA-
Evening journal., 1906-11-24
Masauerade Surprise

A very enjoyable masquerade sulprse
party was given Thursday evening to
Miss Catharine Quill at her nome, NJ.
SOS East Fourth street by her friends.
Those present were Misses Catharini
Quill. Helen Campbell. Clara Thielm n,
Grace Thielman. Grace Jenkins. Mary
Stover, Mae Lally. Eizabeth II lander
Phebe Shiles. Myrtle Chambers, Florence
Barney. Rebecca Shiles. William Quill
Harry Marvel, Wilbur Campbell. Roy
Thomas, Robert eBtts, oscar Lott, Jane
Fox. Howard Brownhill. Joseph Lally
Samuel Meyer, Stanley shies, Herman
Probst Tommy Fahey Patty Develin
Henry LAZY. John Handy. George Rambc
Misses Ella Slower. Mary Wheatly, Mr.
and Mrs. John Quill. Mr. and Mrs. Johr
Kane. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Connolly
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Quill Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Thielman.
Evening journal., 1906-11-24
Weddinl Anniversary

At their home, No. 400 North Frank
lin street, last evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Snyder celebrated the fifteenth
anniversary Of their wedding by giving
a reception to their friends. The house
was tastefully decorated in colors of
orange and light blue, and music was
furnished by an orchestra. Solos were
sung by the guests present and Mr.. and
Mrs. Snyder were the recipients OF a
number Of handsome presents.
Those present included Mr.. and Mrs.
William Snyder, Miss Helen Snyder.
Mr.. and FMS. John Snyder. Fired Sny-
der. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ingram, Mr..
and Mrs. Gabriel Anson, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Boggs. o. L. Cary. L. s. Melvin,
Mrs. J Ohm Thomas, Miss Louise
Thomas. Miss Katherine Percy. John
Leathnum and George Mullen.
Evening journal., 1906-11-24
Newport

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWPORT. Nov 24.-Mr. and Mrs
John Bell who have been the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Himsworth
have returned to their home in Phila-
adelphia.
Benjamin Fluharty. track foreman Of
the Maryland Division OF p. B. and
w. r. r. is spending a week at his
home in Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinson and Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Robinson Of Ches-
ter Pa. have been the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Duse.
Mrs. Wilson Burton has been enter
tanning Mrs. Chadwick and daughter
Lucy, OF Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1906-11-24
TWICE DIVORCED
FROM SAME MAN

NEW YORK. Nov. 24-Twice mar
ried and twic edivorced from the same
husband is the record Of Mrs Grace
Green Alexander. who received from
Justice Giegerich. OF the Supreme
Court. an absolute divorce from Henry
Addison Alexander.
Mrs. Alexander resides at No. AZ
West Forty-seventh street with her
only daughter. Eleanor Butler Alexan-
der. Her former husband has been liv-
ing in France for years and has a villa
at Hyeres. He is reputed TO be
wealthy. Mrs. Alexander was formerly
Miss Green, and has a fortune Of her
own.