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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

From Trinidad Advertiser.
On "wednesday last, a mRn hy the
name n 0illcnwator, called at the Of
ice OF The Evening Citizen. Ia Aibu.
quorquo, and announced that he was
there 10 shoot the editor. re pro.
ducod gun % large Dimensions aud
enormous caiibor, whipping q out OK
BE pocket with a flourish. But the
editor didn't rua, which Of course
0lllenWator counted on him doing. and
would have been the natural ana the
proper thing for an editor 20 have
done under the circumstances. but ON
the other hand he seized a small
piece OF gas pipe and playiully twlfl-
Cd Y IN frent % the enragod mans
faee, when, g. the establishment Of
every one. including the editor HIM.
self. uillenwater, with his pistol Ia
his hand, fed up the street. like =
whipped cur.
Now Il wasn't the gas pipe that
frightened the would.be murderer, but
be had counted on shooting the cd.
tor In the back, and when he found
that he couldn't DO that, he wouldn't
shoot nlin At ALL
Why any one should desire 10 re.
move from this world. before hls az.
pointed time, the editor Of a news.
paper, 10 more than we can under.
stand. OF course, u q person has a
grievance a. q newspaper. he ought
70 have the liberty 20 trounce the
editor and black his eye, but 10 70.
move him entirely from this world OF
trouble and care. and land him with.
Ia the portals OF the "Pearly Gates"
20 tread the golden streets with an.
gels, before having served the allot.
ted time IN this cold, cruel and I'M.
sympathetic world 10 more than the
average man can Comprehend Pos
slbly this thought occurred 10 Oilion
water at the last moment.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

from Ration % Folsom. to increase The
capacity Of the central on ne mesa.
ana put a central IA Folsom The
company VIII spend about bow on the
Improvements and place the system
IN urst class condition. This com-
pany started q little over a year ago
With eleven telephones, and nov has
over sixty telephones ia working or
der, and are putting in more as fast
40 they can BE- Installed. Il 10 owned
and operated exclusively By farmers
living along the line. with tho oxcep-
ton % one or two giock holders ilv-
Ing IN Ration. This company a. an
independent company and has no con-
nection with che Colorado Telephone
company and owns ne own ayntem,
without D dollar OF indebtedness.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

= was and am yet afflicted with
rhedmatlam." says Mr.. J. G. BayEe.
editor Of the Herald. AddlnRton. IN.
dian Territory. "but thanku 70 cham.
oorlein'a rain Balm am able once
more % attend % business. n h che
hest og liainienis." " troubled with
rheumatism awe Pain Rain q trial
and yea are certain 10 be more than
pleased with the prompt relief h al
iorda. One application relieves the
pain. For sale By al drueaiats.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

This committee has also made an
INVESTIGATION into the condition Of me
hoapintlp of the territory. and has
found them entirely satisfactory.
After adjournment at Santa ne. on
Tuesday evening, the board met in
this city, ~ Wednesday. but no buai-
ness % Importance was transacted
here.
AZ the term Of w. c. poHegfiold Of
Silver City. who has been a n'~mbor
ol the board since les organization.
VIII soon expire. there viii Be n va
cancy, which win be filled hy Oof-
efnor HaRerman. Il On believed that
vi Porlorllnld VIII anccand hlmahlf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
VIOLATIONS OF DRUG LAW
'cOMMlTTEE FROM BOARD or
PHARMACY APPOINTED TO
MAKE iNVEerioATioNs or
COMPANIES.

The Territorial Board Of Pharmacy
b taking active 6topa against drug
glsts throughout tho territory. who
20 not conform with chs law la nell-
Ing drugs. q committee. comprising
Captain b. Ruppo Of Albuquerque.
president % the board aud A. J.
Aiacher. secretary, having been np.
pointed 10 Investigate the matter.
The investigation, 30 far, has shown
that number 90 druggists "a Chayes
and San Juan counties have been yl0-
latlng the law, and action win be-
aiken against them. These druggists
have never complied with the siat-
ulos. but as the committees has been
given iuil power 90 Investigate anG
prosecute such cases. they viii un-
6oubiedly be brought Into lima. kpag
from these two counties. the CONE
miiiee has found matters Ga AZ en-
eeilent condition
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
SKELETON OF MAN
FOUND NEAR DELTA
AND SUPPOSED TO BE THAT or
MAN FORMERLY or coLFAN
COUNTY.
From sprInger sloehmnn

From Springer stockman,
Does anyone in Colrax county know
William Alexander, or has known
such man, living Ia this county
since las2F He was auppood 10 have
come here that year from Delta Colo.
ana the discovery Of a skeleton near
Delia has brought the inQulry from
the SolradQ authorities. The follow
Ing letter, received this week. il 81.
planatory, and n the hunted man Ia
around or anyone knowing him, viii
can az the stOokman once, nasty
aiiair can be- probably cleared up,
Delta CnlO., March Al. 1905.
TO tho Mayar Of Springer. NJ ~.
Dear Sir Pardon ua Tor ihiorrupi.
ms your busy moEaenta. Hut a recent
discovery % a skeleton hero near
ceradedgo. has brought np an oId
story Of tho Disappearance OF one
nhm1d william Alexander formerly
we believe, resident Of the section
near your city.
william Alexander vas a man
about five feet eight, a pleasans fel-
low, and fifteen years AGO WAS about
% 10 20 yeats old. lie was Ia partner
snip here with a man NAMED F0rest
Jointly pHaing a ranch on Grand
mess, About June 90 1899. Alexander
disappeared and nothing has bean
heaFd of him since. although moon
speculation has occurred over what
become o. him. 81 ia THOUGHT ~
some tbns Forest killed him. ana IA rs
the discovery 0f the skeleton that haa
revived the old story. viii you an
uHafnr, ~ not too much fruubIo "a
ave yohf local paper make mention
oi TINS Tact, and see u William AioH-
thaer came 10 Springer or haa been
.hsFe during the past fourteen yoarsf
y Riii quiet nasty matter here if
Yon can learn aoemihinF about ID Ill
soma You newspaper clippings which
VII teh you something about the
trouble
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
Always Keeps chsmbsrlaln'n couah
Remedy IN Hls House.

We would not be without Chamber.
lain'a Cough Remedy. Il IL kept GA
hand continually In our home" says
w w kearney. editor OF the indie.
pendent, Lowry Guy. No. THAT "a
Just what every family should 90.
When kept AZ hand ready for Instant
use, a cold may be checked al the out.
set and cured In much lcss time than
nftor L has become settled IN the
system. This remedy Is also without
q peer for Group IN children. and will
prevent the attack when given as soon
as the child becomes koarso. os even
after the croupy cough appears, which
can only be done when the remedy II
kept nt hand. For sale BY ali drug
gists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
Eczema, letter sat Rhoum, iteh.
Ring Worm, Hsrpes, Barbess'

All Of these diseases are attended
by Intense Itching, watch 10 almost IN.
stantiy relieved ~ applying Chamber,
lAin'n salye, and BY rs eontlhued use
2 permanent cure may be- effected. u
has, IN fact, cured many cases that
had resisted other treatment. Price
% cents per box. For sale BY al
druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
LAS VEGAS TO raw THE
BRV EAnMgWn ~ A

The Commercial club Of Laa Vegas
has taken up the matter OF dry farm.
ing by the Campbell system. ana viii
give q q Thorough test There are
hundreds ~ thousands OF acres 81
rich mesa lands 10 this vicinity. whoro
tho rainfall Is fourteen Inches a year
on the average. The experiments will
b. made on q scale large enough and
thorough enough 20 demonstrate
whether crops can b. grown hero.
ahouta without lrrigailun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
ROSWELL DAN SITE MAY
hAVE 10 Be CHANGED
70 PENAeco ROCK ~ LATTER
POINT ~ FOUND TO BE MORE
ADVANTAGEOUS.

L, ~ Hail, engineer ~ charge If
thp reclamation service f0r fhis dia
tries, arrived IN the city. Yesterday
morning, from Carlsbad aud IA ~
route 90 ileaEburg and peHnsoo RDeb
20 ioph over the field nrenaFnaorv ~
letting the contract for The esnatrac
tion Of the Leaaburg diVef9ionai dam
says the $50 PngO Times
There ~ q possibility, ia view Of tho
fast that the Hanln ~ railroad -
Gently moved lts track from prnnsco
Rock ~ a point some distance awag
that the latter faaoe may b. aeierf6d
o. the site for the dlVoFsionai dnm.
Instead u i.eanhurF, Engineer Haii
states. thia possibility resting uifh
The people themselves m th6y NAL
the dam bult % penaHco Hock q wifi
be d0ne
Penasco Rock was the site ORIGIN
ally ckoeen Tor tho dam, but as thr
railroad ran too close d was lmprac-
ticabie. AZ that time-agveFai wears
ego--Ponagc0 hOck was decided upon
a. TIE legitimate location for tho dam
hut inter LcAebnrg Wag selected and
KencFal approval was expressed
Investigation o. necessary said
Nhiet Engineer Hail, yesterday. 90
soc what can be done SURVEYS arr
now under way fFum i.eaahuTF 10
fenaaeO Rock. a uistaaee 81 about
ufo miles. and these viii show the
recent changes IN the river we wlab
% take advantage Of whniovof
chauEea have occurred
"n the people aii prefer il there
~ possibility ~ going back 10 Pen
aaco. 4 % n0i q particularly better
ppihi thnn the other bat & viii cover
ground that win otherwise b. ioft OUT
ono advantage u thai a great rork
inia oui lnso the river whore lhe aaios
would BE-, which would save conaid-
cradle cuncfeto work
upoa hla visit 90 both Iaaa8ufg anf
Fpuaaco Rock, Engineer Hau viii De-
eide " q would - advantageous to
chanFe the site 81 the dam hack a.
me laficr point, n the change o.
made 4 viii BE- af the behost og peo-
PIE ana whether ur NOT q o. done the
contract fof the work viii 10 Del 80
an early date
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
UNIVERSITY NOTES
President Tight is spending two or
lhree days IN Santa Re on university
business.

President Tight Il spending two or
three days IN santa Re on university
business.
A new base bali diamond aaa been
laid out recently on the campus, insf
north ~ the gymnasium aud veser.
volr The team has been prasflclng
faithfully on the new field IN prepare.
tion for the game with the Alhuquer.
quo Indians this afternoon. III d
hoped hat The new suits viii arrive
next week.
"The Mirage editors are buay with
the publication Of volume No. 2. Quite
a corps of artists have appeared With
sketches and cartoons Of college in.
tereHt. May ! ID the day SET for thn
appearance Of tho annual
The following contestants have en-.
tered for the OratOFical contest 10
take place during commencement
week Kirk Bryan. Hugh Bryan, Al
Ian Keller and Ralph Tnschor
Mrs. pluddinFa Nieces" Is a play
10 b. given by the Esireila Literary
society ir The near future.
Prof Cram Is hard At work Tor the
success of the university play, ~sAe
aioupa TO Conquer" The following
"a the cast.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
MOST ANYTHING.


What a lovely new bonnet YOU
haFef it'a a perfecf dream"
70 glad you like az
IT'S a beauty and aucn al original
design. Whose idcafn
AN my own Il came "a ma one
DAY A. / vas lo0klns II d plate II fruit
SALAD my neW CnOk had made
Chicago panof ancHrinRly Asks Tor
me liai % books written BY az Indiana
man whose mind was a blank f0r IA
years Why, they wero blank hooha.
ol course.
On Hand for Ruainasa.
q. a, knuckloa ~ knnckiaa waa
here ihe hrti 81 the week on business.
h,don tkyl Tkousan6giicks.
The NeH York police have uneaffh.
"a piui 20 kil d. parkhuFat NO
af npi an anaWef to iho ministers dlea
Reports from the south say Rana
WaaNall was struck On me hcaa ana
knocked unconscious. Theecs 8 mir.
take somewhere. n hube Was q uck
on tae head b. was n0l knocked un.
conscious. u be- waa knocked unc0n.
feioun ~ vac uot struck on the head.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
Las VEGAS AND RATION ITEMS
CLIPPINGS sclssoREp FROM
COLUMNS AND CREDITS ARE
GIVEN.

From the Optic,
The ladies OF tho Eastern Star
gathered IN force Wednesday night.
10 meet Mrs. Minnie Miller. grand
matr0n Of the order IN New Mexico,
who Is making an oiacial visit to the
lodges throughout the territory. Ad-
dreasea were made by Mrs Miller.
and by local members. exempllnca.
lions 0f the unwritten work HnG the
floor work we're given and a bount-
eous fepast was served.
y. X. Adams. who has been assist .
lng 5. n. Dearih IN hia undertaking
establishment 10 las Vegas, leit with
his daughter for hts former home AZ
Auburn. Ind. Ne will pack his house
hold furniture, his cars and funeral
pAfaphcrnalln ana VIII return To las
Vegas about April 18th. Ho has de-
cided 20 make hig future homo az Al
huquerque, and will open undertaking
parinra there soon after his return.
Eli Green, a former resident OF
Las Vegas, now the proprietor OF the
Once saloon AZ Trinidad. has been
sentenced by Judge Cunningham 20
pay a fine Of $500 and 20 serve q term
Of elk months in iall for accepting his
place open Sunday. Trinidad Is con.
aldernhly wrought up over the sever
ity Of the sentence. but Judge Cum
ningham iustifies his course By the
fact that Green was fined once be-
fore for the same ofiense,
Percy y Mogargel and u. r. Fas-
aett viii leave the city in the morn
Ing In their touring car. REQ Noun
tnlneer, continuing on their way tOI
New York, BY the way Of Ration.
Trinidad. Pueblo and Denver. They
have been waiting for four days ln
thiu city on q. Q. Calrun OF Santa We,
who VIII accompany them rs far al
Denver. Mr. Cntron had an accident
On bis way 70 this city, which caused
the delay. One Of the gasoline tanks
of the auto began 20 lonk. ana when
one Of the members OF the party
lighted q cigarette the tank exploded
ana almost burned up gno machine.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

A"tAA NAM NAHAM|H
The shops and round house az the
Rocky Mountnin route (at Louis.
Rocky Mountain and Pacific Railway
VIII not De built 10 Ration. This do.
clalOn u final and work will b begun
az once On the needed buildings at the
locatiCa selected. az miles south 0l
tuWF Fsrru tnC company has pure
chased Of the Maxwell land Grant
company 2.t00 acres ol land. upou
Which they viii build depot. round
house end shops, and VIII make that
point their base Of supplies while
building the road The land purchased
covers the territory fof some dis
lance around Clifton house. and also
controls an abundant water supply.
A. the Saturday meeting 81 the
board % directors Of the lohnsOn
Mesa Telephone company, Il was De-
cided % put ln q metamc toll nue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

p g. i.eahy, assistant Uaiiad siafea
attorney has arrived "a Albuquefaue
from las Vegas 10 nftond the aoaaI0n
% the United States court which oBen.
ga here today with the calling az the
Grand jury.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

" any of those who may know or
nave known William Alexander viii
nmiiY this paper giving paffieulaFn
when Last ihcy saw him. az bis pfaa.
ems whereabouts. li will b. highly ap-
ufecisfod
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

Last Friday evening Miss Blanche
heoe entertained with a farewell par
~ 10 Robert y. Kelly 81 Chicago. Who
departs aeon Tor thai cltY. rae house
VAS ariifiicaiiy decorated la rfeqn
and games end ferfcahmonia were Ia
auiRed "a duFlng the evening"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

:" - NnuthtNa 81 hnuCNlN8 was
here che hrHl o. the week on huslnoss.
hydcu (kyl Thouaan6aiicks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

Prof Cram Is hard al work for the
success Of the university play, "aAe
aioupa TO Conquer" The following
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Dominion Railroad Company sent to the su-
pervisors a check for S4 to reimburse the
county for the meeting held September u,
1905. The check was accepted, and the
amount directed to be placed to the credit
of the county levy. Reports from the su-
perintendent and the overSeerS of the poor
were received and filed. Mr. Joseph Berry,
chairman of the county road board, was
directed to furnish the supervisor of each
district with a statement of the money al
lotted and expenses in their respective dis
tricts
1t Is stated that the dam for the "a, 900
horsepower electric plant at Millville is al
most completed. This power plant is de-
signed to furnish power for the Washing
ton and Winchester railway. 1t is under
stood that no part of the road has yet been
constructed.
1t Is said that a large gasoline launch has
been purchased by number Of Herndon
gentlemen for use in hunting and fishing On
the upper Potomac river.
The superintendent of schools of Ioudoun
county has announced the following dstri-
button of the school fund: Leesburg dis
trfot, $9S355; Mt. Gilead district, So 1852 80;
Mercer district $2,Os3.47; jefferson district,
S1,567. 90; Broad Run district, 1881 93
Leesburg, $722. 65.
The public schools of Fairfax county will
receive from the commonwealth for the
school year. 1905, the sum Of 50, S52.O6
The bureau of fisheries, Washington, d.
G., has just placed 5000 speckled trout In
Snaky Den creek, a stream between Whieie
and Hunter on the Bluemont branch of the
Southern railway.
Rev. MIR. Hodges OF Danviile Va. a re-
tired minister of the Presbyterian Church.
has purchased the Henry Jenkins place
near Willards. Mr.. Hodges expects to en-
gage In the chicken business
A young colored man, named Alexander
Sherman, was instantly killed near BAN
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NEWS FROM HERNDoN.
Oppose the Scheme of Importing Des-
titude Londoners as Laborers.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
HERNDON, Va, January 13, 1906.
There appears to be general and very
positive opposition on the part Of the farm
ers and others of this section to the propo-
sition Of the commissioner of agriculture OF
Virginia to supply the farmers of the state
with farm hands" from the Sums of Lon
dom It is not understood by our farmers
why Commissioner Koiner should go to
London to obtain farm laborers, men who,
In fact, know nothing whatever of farm
work It IS suggested that there are any
number of just such laborers in our own
large cities, men fully as destitute as those
of London, and quite as capable OF doing
good work, IL they can be induced to work
at all. The farmers say they are indeed In
desperate straits, and many have had to
give up farming simply because they were
unable to obtain reliable help; but they
cannot see a way out of the difficulty by
the employment of the destitute of London
or any other great city.
farmers institute will be held at Pur-
18th OF the present month. Great interest
is being taken in these institutes by the
farmers of Loudoun and Fairfax counties,
the meetings being well attended. At the
Purcellville meeting lectures will be deltv-
cred by Profs. Loull, Davidson and Price
of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute
The board Of supervisors of Fairfax
county met at Fairfax Court House on
Wednesday, those present being Mr.. Aud.
Mr.. Burke, Mr.. Pearson, Mr.. Spindle and
Mr.. Williams. The Great Falls and Old
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Rechabites will attend and very large
crowd is expected
The funeral of Mr.. William II. F&irall
who died at his residence in Howard coun-
ty, near Laurel, of Bright's disease, took
place yesterday afternoon from the South
ern Methodist Church, of which the de-
ceased was a prominent member. Rev. a
Sites conducted the services. Mr.. Fairal
is survived by his wife, seven sons and one
daughter, Messrs. Albin, James, William
John, George and Robert Fairall of Laurel
Mr.. Alan Fairall of Washington, d. c., and
Mrs Benjamin Mallopee of Laurel. The in
terment took place at Ivy Hill cemetery al
this place.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Philip
Protestant Episcopal Church will hold re-
ception next Wednesday evening at the
residence of Mrs. Charles II. Stanley on
Prince George street.
Rev. and Mrs. S. NJ. Hartsock have re
moved from their country home, Harlem
Lodge" about three miles from Laurel, and
are now occupying the Methodist parson-
age at Laurel.
The young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Wright, residing on 9th street, is very
ill of pneumonia.
Mr. David H. Carroll, who was recently
elected president of the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association of Baltimore at
it's annual meeting, formerly lived here, be-
ing connected with the Laurel cotton mills
at this place. He is at present a man or
affairs to the extent that practically every
moment of his time is occupied In the
sixty-six years Of his life he has been a
minister of the gospel an educational pro-
moter and a business man. Mr.. Carroll Is
am uncle of Postmaster Timanus of Laurel
and also of Mayor Ttmanus of Baltimore.
The week of prayer agreed upon by the
churches composing the Worlds Evangeli-
cal Alliance was observed in the different
churches here this week and was largely
attended On meeting night the meeting
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LAUREL AND VICINITY.
Annual Election of Bank Directors
Matters of General Interest.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
LAUREL. Nd, January ID, 1906.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Citizens National Bank OF Laurel,
held at the bank yesterday, the following
directors were elected: Charles HI. Stanley,
A. G. Thomas, Robert II. Miller, Charles G.
Porter Joseph r. HUNT. George w. Waters,
Lloyd E. Dorsey, William II. German,
George w. Waters, ji'., Francis Thomas and
Louis F. DIETRICH. Charles H. Stanley is
president of the bank; George w. Waters,
IT., cashier; WoodviHe T. Ashy, assistant
cashier. and Mr.. George W. Morrison. book
keeper.
A gospel temperance rally will be held in
the Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday afternoon at 3:15 pm, under the
auspices OF the Rechabite agitation commit
tee of Washington. Rev. ]. B. Clayton of
Washington will speak and the male quar-
tet of the Peoples ldission OF Washington
viii sing. A delegation of Washington
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was opened at the Southern Methodist
Church, Rev. Andrew r. Bird officiating
the subject for prayer being THE Quick
ness of Christians by the Spirit for His
Work Tuesday night the meeting was
held at the Baptist Church, Rev Sites
leader, subject for prayer being The ARGUS
Ing of the Unsaved to Seek Salvation.
"Wednesday night the meeting was held at
the Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev Hughes leader. subject for prayer be-
Ing That the Spirit of Christ May Rule
Our Social and Business Life" and Thurs
day might the meeting was held at the
Presbyterian Church, Rev. S. M Harisock
leader. His subjects were missions, Home
and Foreign" and THE Extension of
Christ's Kingdom Oyer the Whole EARTH
The different pastors exchanged pulplts at
the churches.
The Sunday school of the Methodist Fpis-
copal Church of Savage. Howard county
has elected the following officers for i>1.
coming year: Superintendent Mr. T. NJ
Dickey; assistant superintendent, NJ Allen
Bell; secretary. Mr.. iMenefee: librarian, Mr.
John Reeley; organlst Mrs. John Rely
Mrs. David w. Marion. who has been I'll
at her home here, is somewhat improved
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Dorsey have
been visiting relatives in Washington dur
ing the week.