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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-04
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many People
Newberrians and Those Wto
Visit Newberry.

AT 4 meeting of the county. rnm>
mlsSi"nc,s on Saturday. Mr.. r. l.. L..
Epps, the efficient AMI accommodating,
keeper of the county home, was un>
anlmousl Y reelected for another year.
Miss Ethel Payne, who has been
with Hair & Havird in the millinery
department during the past season,
left for her home in Maryland on Sun
day.
The commissioners of state and
federal election, Mcssrs. T.. II. Dom>
inlck and b. B. Leitzscy, have rccciv-
ed the money to pay the managers of
election and will be clad to have those
entitled to pay TO call and get it.
The Young Ladies Benevolent So
ciety of Avclcigh Presbyterian church
will have a doll window for Christmas
at the Mower Company store. begin
ming Dccrmbcr the llth. a bcautifn
doll Is I" be given To the person guess
ing her name.
Rev. W. X. Sigh will preach ar
eleven "'cl"rI Sunday morning at
Mayor Memorial church.
Mis-. Er;u K,hm - p,o.o;,
sprnt THANK su;v;nu ,;,l, rnl,t;,.oa !,
the r;tv -
Mr. ,n,l Ar. r l. n,,u ,r ,.
arc v;s;,inw IN tho c;t,
Miss Laura Bnrksdale. Of Laurcns,
spcnt y fow l,v. with Mr., 4 T.
Pifcr lost wcck
N;s.ns Evclvn ,uJ Ll;v,hc,1, r.
L;ns vh, how, Loon ,.;.;,;,,u ,rI
John Al IIin,rd ,.r, -, Er;1,T
AI;.. E;,.l.l;,rIn, Lr, e., I,'
in Atlanta on Ernl,r
,,;.. ~u,.;u p... ,r,
,,,,, ,''o' Nv, '''r W." ''' '"r na'a','
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Two Good Church People Happy

t,dgctield's quaint and ancient lit
tie Episcopal church-Trinity-win
in few months be materially mod
crnizcd. This church has never had II
recessed chanecl and for years past
1t has been almost impossible to PEI
form the ritual of the church i'm il
with dignity. \ recessed chanccl
will be added to il soon. and before
tn" r!">r Of another year the lalics
OF the "uild hope to improve the
auditorium and tower. Certain ladies
Of New York. headed by Mrs. John
Il. \hnry, lately sent Mrs. Kate Wig
fall thcalham &l00.00O fer these in,-
provrmcntS. Mrs. Chcntham. dauuh-
ter Of the Rev. Arthur II. Wiyfall. and
Of long and honorable Episcopal de-
scent. is idcfati%ablc in this work.
ably seconded by her jealous brother.
Col. James II. Bacon. Ever since her
early girlhood, with splendid mcz>
zo-so-prano voice, she has taught and
led the choir while Col. Bacon has
played the organ. 1t will be a blessed
and a grateful thing in Edgefield to
see the improvement and rchabilitu-
tlon of this ancient church. -Edgc-
field correspondence Of News and
Courier
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The Globe Racket.

The big cost and cut price sale,
which began at the Globe Racket on
Saturday, was very gratifying to the
proprietor. Their store has been
crowded and many persons had to he
turned away. because they could not
hc waited on. This sale will be ccn-
'lnurd. however. until january lSt.
and those who have not been accnm-
m"datcd can take advantage Of the
great reduction safe. which is still ON.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-04

"T'c II; '! "awnbrokcrs new
comedy Ey ~rIl-knuwn writer is the
Murphy and Murphy offering for this
season. 1t L. cln:mcd for it that no
funnicr story e complications has
ever been "fferc'| to the fun loving.
rlh!ir. TE":c r,.nular comedians are
sand t" have parts ;hai fit them bet
ter ih"n anything they have ever done.
Tive supporting G.. mnany has been St
irrird vita .:rrnl care and embraces
many r!rhIit:"S in the farce comedy
world.
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A Card.

I" the Voters of Ward ): 70 cacn
and every one. have nothing bur
good will toward You. bnt | want tr
thank those. who in the election east
their ballot for mo. and assure Won
that from my heart | appreciate your
support While | was defeated by II
small majority for alderman, still
stand true citizen. and I know that
you with myself feel proud Of the
race we mrdc. and | count your vote
ms Il Favor t" mo, and in whatever way
l am able to accommodate you | am
at your service.
Your true friend,
{. II. WcsSon.
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William Davis.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that The un-
dersi@ned, as administrator, with the
will annexed, of Anthony Griffin, de-
ceased, will make final settlement
Of the estate Of said deceased in the
probate court in Ncwberry county on
the End day Of January, 1907, ar
10 O'Clock in the forenoon, and will
Immediately thereafter apply for fin
al discharge.
All persons holding demands
against the said estate will present
them duly attestcd on or before that
date.
Robert Griffin,
Administrator.
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Meteorological Record November an,

temperature: Mean Maximum, G6.3.
Mean Minimum, 300. Mean. $40.
Maximum. Is: date 2lst. Minimum,
Io; date l4th. Greatest daily range,
4o Precipitation: Total. 20 inch.
Greatest in "a hours. -: date. 14th.
Snow: total fall 90 inch. Number Of
days with OF inch or more prccipitn-
ton 4. Clear ~: fair, 10; cloudy. 4.
Dates of killing frost. l, 2, 3, 13. a.,
16, II, Is, 2G, %, 90, 80.
Remarks
Very dry month. Splendid weather
for gathering crops, cotton picking
about completed, oats and wheat
sown.
:. w. G. Peterson,
! Cooperative Observer.
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Still In Business.

We want all of our friends and
customers to know that the Laurens
Steam Laundry is still represented at
the Herald & News office. We have
not sold out and do not intend to SELL
Continue with us and we will give
you good work.
Misses Broaddus & Ruff,
Agents.
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The Bee Hive.

The Bee Hive is Offering special
bargains beginning next Tuesday, 50
as to sell goods rather than move
them.
After the first of January their
store will be moved to tho building
now occupied by Mr.. w. r. Tarrant,
and this great reduction sale is put
on in order to sell the goods rather
than have the trouble and expense Of
moving them to their new quarters.
Some rare bargains are being offered
by this establishment, and it will pay
the prospective purchaser to look over
the list of articles and then visit this
store.
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Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining in the Postofficc
at Newbclry for the week cndin" Dee
cmbcr |.
y. atrric Adams, II. c. Amakrr.
b. May Buckley, Mr.. Barbot.
&. Ellaweasc Cannon, Mrs. JAS
Caldwell, CroslanI Clccklcy, Quincy
Cook. Annie Caldwell. j. r. Cullcy.
ID. Henry Davis.
G. lIamic Gillian, Rosemus Gal
lock.
II. \. j. Kicker.
j. j. r. Jones.
x. lMcinday Kinard.
l.. l.. l.. Lyels, Miss Mary Lyles.
NJ. j. c. Meyers, Dowell McDay.
r. William Racker, Janell Ruff.
S. Hhubin Spearman. s. A. Sloan
w. William Walker. Mrs. Matte
Williams, c. p. Williams. James
Walker, Addic Wrinwick, Clifton
Wrendcn.
Persons calling for these will
please say that they were advertiser.
G.. j. Purcell. p. NJ.
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Minnaugh,

Will begin big shoe and clothing
sale tomorrow, which will last until
- o'clock Saturday night.
The public is familiar with the
large and varied stock which MINI
naugh carries, and is also familiar
with the meaning of a slaughter sale
when advertised by him. Enuf sed.
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Mt. Bethel Union,

q The Mt. Bethel farmers union will,
meet at Mt. Bethel Academy on Fri
day at 8 O'Clock in the afternoon. It
is usgently requested that every men,
ber attend this meeting as there will
be matters Of Importance to the men,
bers. Those who are not members,
are urged to come out and join.
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Methodist Bazaar.
I Irllr Trend,
{. II. WesSon.

The ladies Of the Methodist church
will hold their bazaar on 18th and
l4th OF December in the vacant room
under the Frederick hotel. They will
serve refreshments and sell fancy
articles both days.
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IMPORTANT TO THE FARMER.
Meeting of Cotton Association Called
for Saturday. There Should be
Full Attendance.

/ ne accompanying n'llfc ''"h
President Jordan and the additional
nnticc from President Hunter, OF the
! County Association, should have the
attention Of every farmer i'll New
berry county whether he belongs to
the Southern Cotton Association o.,
not.
The association mas done much to-
wards helpin" the farmers of the
south during the past two years a,
pointed out by President Jordan, and
this in itself should be a stimulus to
them to keep up the organization.
The farmers Of the south, who have
Il monopoly of the cotton grown in
| the world. should control the price to
the extent at least of getting profit
out Of it above the cost Of production.
President Hunter urgently requests
that there be full attendance at the
meeting which is called for Saturday
Of this week.
The regular annual reorganization
of the Southern Cotton Association
and election of officers for the year
1907 will take place in the near fu-
ture. Meetings will be called in all
the Civil Sub divisions, Counties or
Parishes and States Of the cotton belt
The County meetings are hereby call
ed for the second Saturday in De-
cember in all the Cotton growing
counties at their respective County
seats for the purpose of electing Of
. liccrs for the ensuing year and to Sc
lcct frcm one to three representa-
tiveS to attend the State division,
meetings to he held nj all the State
tapitnlS on the first Wednesday III
January. 1907. At the State Divi-
.slCn meetings the State Officers muSI
be elected and also The members OF
the new National Executive Commit
Tee. The meeting Of the National En-
rcuilvr Committee will be hcll al
birmingham, Ala.. january l5-lG,
1907. at which time the officers Of
the National Association will be elect
ed and the policies Of the Association
outlined for the year 1907. The An
nual Convention of the Southern Cot
ton Association will be held at Bir-
mingham, Ala, on January, 17-19,
1907, which will be attended by dele
gates from. all over the South, said de-
legates to be chosen by the various
counties without restriction to num-
bers. These dates condensed are as
follows:
County meetings, Saturday, Deccm-
Der s. 1906.
State meetings Wednesday, Janu-
ary ,. 1907.
Executive Committee, Tuesday and
"Wednesday, January 1916, 1907.
General Convention. Thursday, Fri
'lay and Saturday. january 17-1S-10,
1907
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OYSTERS ON HALF SHELL AND
OYSTERS IN ANY STYLE on
SHORT NOTICE AT JONES' RES
TAURANT.
THE BEST THE MARKET AT!
FORDS rs NOT TOO GOOD FOR
YOU. YOU FIND TT SERVED IN
GOOD FORM AT JONES' RESTAV
RANT. :.
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Get the Habit.
SALE PERSONAL, PROPERTY

! will sell al Helena, S. C.. at /:
q 'clock on December Is. the following
personal property, Of which Henry
Davis died seized and possessed:
One horse, mule. cotton planter,
hoes, harness, buggy and cow.
Terms cash.
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SEND YOUR LAUNDRY TO THE
HERALD AND NEWS THURSDAY
AND GET 1T BACK SATURDAY
LAUNDERED RIGHT
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Prompt Attention Desired.

!" maintain the power and cffI-
r'rncy of the Southern Cotton Asso-
rlall"n il Is imperative that these meet
""S ne fully attended by the people
and the best men that can be secured
elected as officers to the various posi-
li"nS to be filled. Indifference or in
action will seriously cripple the eff
cheney OF the Association. The AS
S"clation is in need Of funds to pro-
perry carry on its work and it is earn
"Stly hoped that at all the County
Meetings the annual dues will be
promptly paid up. The Southern Cot
ton Association has saved millions of
dollars to the South in the past two
years Of its existence and it should
receive the loyal and patriotic sup
port OF all the people Of the South.
In the meantime stand pat for higher
prices and sell the balance of the crop
as slowly as possible. Continuous
storms, frosts and freezes has cut the
crop down to a supply inadequate to
meet the demands of the cotton trade
for 1907 and present prices are too
low. Let us have a great rally of the
people at These meetings and with re-
ncwcd hope and courage, dceply
thanking an almighty Providence for
the blessings which the South has cn-
Joyed Tor the past two years, cement
our hearts and thoughts into closer
bondage of unity for the material and
moral upbuilding Of our dearly be.
loved country. All daily and weekly
papers earnestly requested to pub
hsh. Yours truly,
Harvie Jordan,
Pres. Southern Cotton Association,
Notice.
j There will be meeting of the COT
ton growers and business men of New
perry county on Saturday the 9Th Of
december, at 10 O'Clock a. M, fo,,
The purpose Of electing officers and
any other business that nav be
brought before the meeting.
Il. T. G. Hunter,
President.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-04

sHlNGLEs-I have plenty of Shing.
les. Call and get prices.
0. w. Leroy.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-04

TEACHER WANTED-To teach St.,
Johns public school. State salary
expected. In answering this ad.
write to
Jno. F. Chapman, Peak, S. c.
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FRESH BEEF, PORK and sausage.
l.. M. Player and Co..
f.. Y. Morris old stand.
BEFORE YOU SELL YOUR EGGS

frying size chickens or game of any
description call on us at the City
Cafe. We want them and will pay
just a little more than others for
them.
Earhardt g. Wells.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-12-04

FARMERS, we arc paying highest
price for cotton seed.
Purcell g. Scott
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w. M. AUGUSTINE, BEEF MARK
EFT.

Best steak E. :. :. >. >. IL 1-2 cts
Other cuts from 6, Sand 10c. per lb.
Pork IL 1-2 cents per lb.
Steak Pork Is cents per lb.
Oysters, pest DO cents per quart.
Fish, etc. Near Senn's store.
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Get the Habit.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
OF COUNTY BOARD COMMITS
SIONERS

Notice is hereby given that the an-
nual meeting of the County Board Of
commissioners will be held on tho
first Thursday after the first Monday
in January, 1907.
All persons holding demands
against the County of any kind, not
previously presented to the Board,
are required to file the same with the
Clerk on or before the first day Of
January, 1907, so that they may be
examined and ordered to be paid at
the annual meeting.
Fred II. Dominick,
Clerk and Attorney.
FRESH MACKEREL EVERY DAY
now. Sunday and Monday excepted.
H> ~ Jas. Il. Todd.
NN~+ Tyls
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IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM Fo,

IN OhDER 10 MAKE ROOM FOR
Christmas goods and some new
lines, we offer our entire stock of
glass ware, crockery and hardware
at cost and less to close out. These
lines must go. See 'em.
Yours.
G. G. Barrier e. Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WANTED-Traveler for established
house. Twelve Dollars weekly to
start. Expenses paid. References
Address George G. CLOVIS. Newber
ry, S. C..
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JAMES K. GLIDER.

Dentist.
o1hce in front room over post office,
NEWBERRY, S. G.
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All members Of the Farmers Union
will please let me know how many dty
sound cotton seed they have for saw
and what they will take for them,
|s S. P. Crotwell' 1
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FOR RENT-Onc large upstairs
room. Apply to
:. J. w. White.
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FAR sALE-Forty or forty-five well
bred Poland China Pigs to sell. Ap'
ply to James A. Burton.
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FOR RENT--Eight horse farm two
miles from town. Will rent whole
or part. N. B. Caldwell.
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Farmers, we are paying highea
price for cotton seed.
Purcell g. Scott
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Farmers, we are paying hignS''
price for cotton seed.
Purcell & Scott
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Earhardt g. Wells.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-09-06

had to be financially assisted to leave
town. The were lucky to have es-
capped all the bullets fired on the last
night.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-09-06
A Few Land Bargains
Alb, there! my Fair.
The drouth is quenched,
We're shower drenched.

so acres, improved, all good farm land,
$65 per acre, 5000 cash, balance long
time at per cent interest, miles from
Extra.
l2O acres, improved, near Extra, $50
per acre, $1,000 cash.
so acres, improved, 6 miles from EN-
ira, $3.50.
100 acres, improved, miles from Ex-
ira, $50, easy terms.
40 acres, 3 miles from Extra, $45.
go acres, 3 miles from Extra, $3.50.
so acres, 312 miles from Extra, 1850.
so acres, 5 miles from Extra, not very
good buildings, $40 per acre, very easy
terms.
16O acres, good land and good build
ings, 6 miles from Extra, $65 per acre,
$1,000 cash, balance ten years at per
cent.
One of the best large farms in Extra
township at sos per acre, $4,000 in good
buildings.
Have anumber of residence properties
in Extra with from three to fifteen acres
that are very desirable.
have about l20 farms for sale in this
locality. JOHN RENDLEMAN.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-09-06
BUTTERFLY SOCIAL
Do You Want to Spend an Evening
in Social Converse With Your
Friends? If So Come to
u. B. Parsonage Sept8.

Plans are being laid and prepare
lions appropriated for "Buttertly
Social" to be held at the U. b. Par
sonage on the evening of Sept, sth.
To make the social success, large
crowd is necessary, so como and bring
your wives, sons, daughters, grand
mothers, sisters and brothers and
help along IN tho good work of char
ity. You will be glad after it is over,
that you attended as it will undoubt-
eddy be one OF the grandest affairs
that Gray has had for a month OF
SUNDAYS.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-09-06
Cameron Township.

John Rutherford and children were
callers in Cameron Friday.
Charlie Johnston visited withe his
friend, John Deist, Saturday night.
Joseph Johnston was delivering
hay in Audubon Thursday and
Friday.
Elmer Johnston broke his thresh-
ing machine Saturday while thresh-
ing for Huess Brothers.
Mrs. William Parrot went down
to Audubon Monday to consult DR..
Brooks as to her health.
Harry Northup, wife and children
visited at the home Of his sister, Mrs.
Evert Norton, Sunday.
William Ballou and wife and Louis
Gray and wife were Sunday visitors
at the William PARROT home.
William Neitzel and Thomas Shelley
anu wife intend to 20 up to Canada,
Tuesday on the excursion rates.
Mrs. Anne Fancher took her
daughter, Ethel, down to Audubon
Monday morning to attend school in
AuQu Dol.
Fern Anderson purchased cattle
from August Schrader and Joshua
Jordan which they delivered Mon
day last.
Among those who attended the
State Fair from Cameron were Henry
and Harry Schrader, Jesse and
Minnie Neitzel and Kate Hellyer.
A much needed rain fell Sunday
forenoon. Pastures we're SO short
that some are compelled to chop
corn for their cattle and wells were
getting quite low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rutherford
attended the musical held in the
Presbyterian church in Audubon
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-09-06
GRAY

1t sounds good to hear the old
school bell again.
G. E. Mertz was Manning bust
ness caller, Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Halford is driving
back and forth here to her school.
Mr.. Henry Bruner called Tuesday
morning on his friend, Honas Mundt.
Mrs. Charles Wilson and boys re-
turi I'd from their Denison visit, last
Saturday.
Miss Matilda Jensen is riding horse
back to her school, she having bought
the Corner pony.
Mrs. Maud Lathrop is helping
Mrs. Fred Meich, with her sewing
and other work, these days.
The news reached here last Friday
morning, that William Blaksley was
married to Montezuma girl.
Miss Ada Kittell started to her
school work, last Sunday afternoon.
She will be ten miles from any town,
we understand.
Allen Boysen returned to hisschool
work last Friday, his mother going
with him. The girls will be here
yet, till about the first of October.
Mrs. Edison Farrell is now pre-
pared to give instructions on the
piano. Correspondence answered
romptly. Gray, Iowa.
Mrs. George S. Gray and children
started for their Texas home We'd
nesdey morning after an eight weeks
visit here with parents and friends.
Mr.. M. Kennels spent last Friday
night here visiting relatives and old
time friends. He went Saturday to
visit his father, who lives near Au-
dubon.
Mrs. George Dykes and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Parham, came last Friday
morning from Honey Creek, where
they had been to see her daughter,
Mrs, Swanson, who has been sick tor
some time.
Rev. Fleming and family returned
last Friday night from their Colo
RADIO "trip, it didn't seem to agree
with them as Mrs. Fleming is quite
poorly, and Gladys is still weak from
her sickness.
Quite few country scholars are
attending school here now, those we
noticed are Winnie Newell, who
drives back and forth, and two of
William Shaw's girls, Yetta Pack
ard and Hazel Steere.
Elmer Audas will go to Vail the
last of the week to take charge of the
drug store, he used to work in. DR.
Patterson and Pete Ludwig lately
bought it out, and he goes to run it.
getting seventy dollars month.
Emerson Shelley and family, from
Bloomfield, Neb., spent few days.
the first of the week, going from here
to see his parents near Audubon, and
to take in the Co. Fair where they
could see many old time friends.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-09-06
All Doubtful.

Dat was great wedding, Sam"
Deed it was"
well. who was the lucky MANI"
Oats hahd to say. De groom thought
he was de lucky man till he squinted
at de bride and foun' out she had
wrinkles lax weddeh map"
"Huhw
Den de best man thought he was
de lucky man till he foun' out de rab-
bits foot de groom had gibben him
was err cats foot"
"Lan's! Den de preacher mus hab
been de lucky man?"
well, he kinder pulled up dat way
till arteh de ceremony, and den he dis
cobehed dat de dollar de groom had
passed him as q fee was lead."-Hous-
ton Post.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-09-06

"Hazle Dell" was the title of play
given at the Hellso Opera House last
Tuesday and Wednesday nights, and
the result was Just what we warned
the pigheaded manager would be the
case. There were no murders or alb
ductions in it, and no dancing or
throwing the lasso, and the company