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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-03-02
PERSONALS.


Miss Charlotte Fariss left Wednes
day for Nashville and will go from
there to Hopkinsville to visit rela
tives.
w. M. Buchnau was in Nashville
Thursday on business.
Mrs. Austin owen has returned
from a visit to Nashville friends.
James McGregor and Hiram Tit
comb have returned home, after an
extensive hunting trip in East Ten
nessee.
Ernest Yoest, of Chattanooga, is Wis
itiRg his parents.
Mrs. John Harris was the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Bruce Pickens this
week.
Mrs. J. W. Howard returned from
Nashville Thursday.
Misses Mary and Annie Barrow are
visiting Mrs. Wiley Harris In Mt.
Pleasant
Misses Ida, Virginia and Emma
Brown chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
ALT Thomas went up to see Ben Hur
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Smith have
arrived from Lewiston, Idaho, and
will make their home with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Mayes.
Mrs. Will McGregor is visiting Mrs.
Frank H. Smith
Mr.. Woodford Dining, of Lawrence
burg, will spend Sunday with his
brother, Mr.. j. H. Dining.
Mrs. Porter Erwin was called to
Fayetteville Friday by the illness of
her mother, Mrs. John Shelton.
Mr.. R. j. Owen, a prominent tobac-
CO manufacturer of Huntsville, spent
Friday in Columbia inspecting the
Britain Tobacco Works new factory.
Miss Addie Guest is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Guest in Nashville.
Mrs Joe L. Hendley and Mrs. John
Witherspoon Frierson went up to
Nashville Saturday to see Ben Hur.
. Master Robert Williams is spend
ing a few days with his father, Mr..
Robert Williams in Nashville.
Misses Annie Houston, of Florence,
Ala, and Miss Shrader, of Indiana,
the guests of the Misses McFall, went
up to see Ben Hur Saturday.
Miss Dot Ewing is visiting friends
in Nashville.
Mrs. Dabney Irvine of Nashville,
is visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. fowler arrived
Saturday night from Holdenville, N.
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LEDBETTER-MckENNON,

Mr.. Sam Ledbetter, of Springfield,
and Miss Florence McKennon, of Co
lumbia, were married Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs Oscar Dial,
the brides sister, in South Columbia,
few friends and relatives being pres
ent
Miss McKennon has been for four
years valued employe of the Citizens
Telephone Company, and has hun
dreds of friends all over the county,
many of whom she has never seen.
She is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ).
j. McKennon, of Mt. Pleasant. Mr..
Ledbetter is foreman under P C.
Floyd, recently of Mt. Pleasant, in
railroad construction work near
Springfield, where Mr.. and Mrs. Led
better for the present will make their
home.
One of the most delightful of the
many small post-Lenten whist parties
was that given Sarove Tuesday by
Mrs. N. F. Hughes, complimentary to
Mrs William Moses, of Louisville, KY.
The game was played at two tables in
the parlor. At it's conclusion the
guests were ushered into the dining
room, where a delicious and tempting
menu was served. The handsome ma
hogany table was covered with dainty
embroidered linen pieces, and lighted
with crimson wax candles in brass
candelebra. In its center was grace
fully arranged bowl of fragrant daft
fodils. Red and yellow candles on the
mantle and handsome sideboard light
ed the room. Those enjoying the.
evening were Mesdames w. T. Chafin,
William Moses, John Mitchell, r. G..
Sparrow, R. G.. Church, L. B. Hughes.
G. J. Akin and A. M. Hughes.
The luncheon given Saturday by
Miss Luzell Hodge proved most en-
joyable affair. In the brilliantly
lighted parlor very amusing game
of "Slap-fack'' was played, in which
Misses Emma Brown and Bessie Ash
ton proved equally successful and
were each awarded a beautiful pic
ture. Mr.. Clinton Whitthorne sue
Continued on page Seven.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-03-02
DAVIS BOYER.

The marriage of Miss NJ Dasie
Boyer and H. Alonzo Davis was sol
emnized Feb. IA, 1906, at LAS p. m. by
Rev. G. w. Watkins, of Saluda.
Miss Boyer, formerly of Michigan
City, Ind, has resided at her home
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-03-02

NJ, and are at the fowler home Oh
North Main street.
Prof. Frank Williams came up Sat
urday from Elkton on business trip
Mr.. C. H. Sharp and Mrs. Emmett
Digger reached home Tuesday from
Florida.
| Miss Dixie Pickard, of Mt. Pleas
ant, is visiting Miss jamie Wilson OF
| the Sowell Mill pike.
! Mrs. Frank Cook and her father
Mr.. D. Vaughn, and Rayburn and Mel
Vaughn went to Nashville Saturday
to see Ben Hur.
Mrs. F. F. Everett and children will
leave Wednesday for st. Augustine
Fla, where they will remain for .
month or two.
Miss Rebecca Carpenter accompan
led her sister, Mrs. Hampton Temp
kins, to Murfreesboro.
Miss Shrader, of Indiana, and Miss
Houston, of Alabama, who have beer
the guests of the Misses McFall, will
return to their respective homes
Tuesday.
Mrs. Grant Courtwright, Mrs. Joe
Tucker and Miss Fannie Mai Tucker
saw Ben Hur last Saturday in Nash
Vile.
Mr. Joseph Branch, of st. Louis,
Mo, was in the city Sunday.
Misses Ada and Kate Shields spent
Saturday in Nashville.
Mr.. Walter Sloan. of Fayetteville,
Tenn, spent Sunday with relatives in
the city.
Misses Inez and Mamie Kelley have
returned from a visit to Nashville.
Mrs. James Andrews has returned
from Springfield, Tenn.
Miss Fannie Mai Garner, of the In
stitute, spent Saturday in Nashville.
Miss Sarah Cochran spent Satur-
day in Nashville.
Mrs. Will Elicit has returned from
the Eastern markets, where she
bought a new line of spring millinery
for the Maury Millinery Co.
Mrs. Alex Kid has returned to her
home in Nashville after visit to her
parent, Mrs. William Harrison.
Mr.. J. H. Hagey has returned from
Louisville. Mr.. Bolts, of Louisville,
accompanied him, and will be here on
business several days.
Mr.. John Jones is on the sick list.
Mr.. Ara Holtz spent Sunday in
Lynnville.
The Misses McAdams spent Monday
in Nashville.
Mrs. Dixon and Miss Alice Dixon,
of Zion, have returned from Birming-
ham, after a visit to Mr.. Wat Dixon
and family.
Mrs. A. D. Frierson is visiting in
New Orleans.
Mrs. D. F. Brewer is visiting in
Nashville.
Mrs. Joe Mullins, of Nashville, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. ]. Goad.
Mr.. Sidney Lowell and daughter,
May, are visiting Mr.. Chas. Lowell
Miss Eta Iioenthal, of Huntsville,
Ala, is spending fed days with Mrs.
Moses Lazarus.
Mr.. w. ], Moore has returned from
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Porter and Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Porter, of Nashville, will
arrive Saturday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Porter.
Miss Eva Hayes, of Riverside, is
visiting in Nashville.
Mr.. A. d. Rodgers, of Fort Worth,
Texas, will reach Columbia Saturday
and spend a few days in the CITY,.
Mr.. Seymour Samuels, of st. Louis,
is visiting his parents on Ninth street.
Miss Fannie Houser, of Riverside,
returned Monday from a visit to Nash
Vile.
Mr. c. T. Hughes is in Nashville to-
day.
Mrs Rodelsperger, of Nashville,
and Miss Elizabeth Gardner, of Fort
Worth, Texas, are visiting Mrs. Co
Iumbus Frierson, at Cross Bridges.
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Over hundred invitations were is
sued to the Truth Party" given
Thursday afternoon by Miss verna
Shelley and Master Ira Shelley, at
their home on West Sixth street, and
which proved one of the most de-
lightful entertainments given in juve.
nile circles this season. The guests
were met and ushered in by Master
Custer Armstrong. Miss Shelley,
uaintly and becomingly gowned as
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-03-02

you must admit. Sitting all other
ideas, you can't help admiring this
Sardou manipulation.
"Scarpia asks for her final decision.
: She gives an affirmative nod. Then
paroxysm of irrepressible disgust
seizes her. She goes to the table
while Scarpia writes out a pass for
her She pours out a glass of water
She lifts the glass to her lips. She is
about to drink when her eyes fall upon
knife. She puts down the glass, and
reaches blindly for the knife. She
takes it in her hand and drops it.
Again she tries to drink the water.
She cannot. The knife fascinates her
For the second time she clutches it.
A fiendish smile lights up her face
Scarpia approaches; his arm is around
her waist. With cry she plunges
the knife into his bosom.
The audience hung on the highly
seasoned scene, which, badly done,
could appeal to ones sense of humor,
but which last night, did not Baf-
fingly highfalutin melodrama though
it was, it went-with a splash. 1t was
great piece of acting The Lyric
got up on it's feet-on its hundreds of
feet-and applauded. 1t was the eli
max of the Sarah season.
The Divine Sarah" will appear at |
the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville |
next Thursday night in her master
role, Camille"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-03-02

hatchets. After this game much fur
was afforded by contest of Magic
Hand" in which each gentleman had
to tax his descriptive powers by Civ,
ing a written picture of the fair maid
who had hypnotized him. The dainty
ices and cakes, in the form of hatch
cts, at the close of the evening, were
both pretty and delicious, and tiny
flag was presented to each guest as
la souvenir of most delightful even
ing.
The hospitable doors of the Y. M.
C. A. were thrown open Friday even
ing in honor of the junior members
of the organization, and the evening
spent in bowling and merry games
proved a most delightful one. The
attractive rooms were brightly lighted
and decorated with palms and ferns.
In the writing room the frappe bowl
was gracefully presided over by Miss
AeuIh w lllIdIlo. l. nc h0C6lNluS OOu-
mittee comprised OF the following
charming ladies, Mesdames e. w.
Carmack, R. L. Mckinney, e. e. Nc
Lemore, R. G. Ewing and J. F. Brown
low, who were very ably assisted in
receiving and entertaining the guests
by the following ladies and junior
members of the Club: Misses Mary
Rainey, Leonora Williamson, Annie
Mai Fleming, Gladys Dedman, Flor
ence Shelton and Emma Moore, and
Messrs. John Fleming, Jno w. Frier-
son, Howard Ewing, w. e. Bostick,
Jr., w. B. Greenlaw, Jr, Clyde Hugh
ey, Willoughby Jackson, Frank Lam
der, William Oaks, George William
son, Conway Wharton and Girard
Brownlow.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-31
ANOTHER NEWSPAPER IN
NORTHERN new mexico
Publishing Company Organized At
cimarron Town Takes on Ne"
Life Since Completion OF Railroad,
Especial ioThe Optic.)

Cimarron. ~ NJ. Dec. 3i.-The Cl
marion Publishing company has beef
organized here to-day for the purpose
nf engaging in the GENERAL publishin-
and printing business. A newspape.
will be established about the tenth
Of engaging In the general publishing
and the members Of the company
who are all experienced newspaper
men. assure the public that the new,
paper will be one of the best In
northern New Mexico
Cimarron was the location of one
~ III" earliest newspapers puhlishc
In the territory Years before III"
now fiourishing town of Ration wa
founded. before the Santa Fe railroa,
supseded the old Santa Fe trail. the
Cimarron News was flOurishing
newspaper. published in busy cattle
and mining town. the most important
point in northern New Mexico, When
the Santa Fe road was built. NUN
b"r "f nailes east of THE site of Gin
arr0n. the business naturally went
t" the railroad and other towns were
built, leaving Cimarr"n only stage
point.
The completion of the ST Louis
Rocky Mountain and Pacific Railroad
recently. however, has given the towa
new life, and made II one OF the most
important towns in northern New
Mexico Cimarron has become the
railroad outlet for all the great cat
lie country Of which II Is the center:
mining operations in the various min
ing districts tributary to II have tax
en- a new impetus. which will In tn"
next year make the Cimarron district
one OF the most important In the ter
ritory
The St. Louis, Rocky Mountain 4
Pacific railroad will make Cimarron
the division point fos this division
and will expend more than a half y
million of dollars in shops. round
house and improvements.
The new newspaper will be launch
ed January tenth. and will have am,
pie financial backing TO make 1t a |
success from the start.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-31

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Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-31

The line of this Railway from Ration
Guiding the koehler Branch, is now open
SENGER traffic. Due notice will be
extensions. q.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-31

department ui the fnteEanY Land Once nj
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I|2eeFo Ot San Miguel County. n. ~ has died
notaTe af his lntenti0n la make sainal nve year
Lsaot 10 supisaFt % hi~ claiaa. sts Homestead
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rFoOf all he made beinre Rexi~ter and RE
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lie names the following witnesses 10 EFnyr
of the land. VIA Juan Ortiz AtAulnnlo Chavez
tssnacIanO AnEel. FraGesseo ChaHeEy AlaFld,
ali of 0aliNteo, N N
i@as MANUEL. u OTkIeO Register
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-31
Christmas and
New Year
HOLIDAY RATES

-. -. IS. %. 90. 81. and January fss
Final return limit. January s,h. with
the exception OF Mexico City. which
will be on sale only December 20. II,
%. and good for return within thirty
days. including date of sale.
For further particulars call up eth.
er phone No. so. or enquire at the
ticket office.
DAN L. BATcHELOR. Agent.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-31

FOR the above occasions roun1 trip
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& \. F. IT, Co.
Cheap r0ind trip tickets VIII also
be so!d 10 Mexico City Al the reduc.
ed rate Of one fare for the round
lip.
Dates OF sale. pee-rnber 20. ~. ~.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-31

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-23

feinen re9ten gefaGA mebr gu fin>
Rem permDgen.
2angIamen S9rittes bur9quere
i'd Die Qlee unb bdnge Den GeOanten
nah.
@ergangenss unb 9esenfpGrtigss
siebt an meinsm Gsifte poriiber.
pl0Bli4 fabre i9 Suiammen.
Cine Stimme f9IGgt on mein DIR.
bic i9 unter taufenbsn beraus ertsn,
men piirbe, pbslei9 i9 fis beute aua
eriten Wale bernommen, bic Stimme
meines &eifesefGbrten, ebeHio better,
ebenio foralrs pie am Woraen.
Sd f9ade duf unb pirflia: mein
f3arfes 9ehDr bat mid ni6t betro<
gen.
Den belIen Strobbut aus Der Stirn
gei9oben, ben S9nurrbart fed in bic
9Dbe e%epirbelt. elm biinnes Spaaier,
itOd9en in Der San0, tommt er baher
- unb ni9t anein. Srob Der peni@
gen Stunsen, bic er an benz fremben
Srte peilt, fat er bersits cine Sez
tanntf4aft angetniipft. Sbm our
&e6ten f9reitet cine Dame, gefleibet
nit ienem raffinirten 2urus, pie er
nur in einem Weltbabe CUR S9au
getrogen pirb. 9riGanten als Sbrs
gebGnge. 8rtGanten am @usf6nitt,
unb ba5u tontraftirt felafum elm
S~trGubletn rotber &pien, Ioder, ME
erft i'm &ugenblid on Der S9ulter be-
feittgt. Rothe 3ofen, bic mir 10
punberlih betannt porfommen! Gin
Slid, bab lie ni9t reben f0nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-23
8erItner Sun9eu.

Sn Berlin mar srobe JeitesfreuSe:
9eimtebr bes &atfers. Inter ben
2inben ftanben bi1tsebrGnst bic
treuen l1ntertbanen gu 5auienben;
AUDI auf ben 2tnben oben faben aabls
reide Sunsen. Der Seftarg lisb aber
lanse auf fi9 parten. 0a rief elmer
Der 2oseninbaber auf benz Baum:
r&ommt Der &erl nod INNER ni9t9"
Sin S9nbmann bate es pernom=
men unb mar fofort CUR Steae. rOu
bort, fomm' NAL bier runter, uber
f9eunigt!" Der Sunse fam gang
rubig i'm 8epubtfein fetner unf9ulb.
$50, pen bait eisentli9 semeint nit
.aerl"g fraete Der WGhter beg Sc,
febes brobenb. IS, natiirli9 meinen
Jreunb Gbe Meier, Jriebridffrabs
II, III. Sd bab' ibm etnen SiBplaa
reierbirt; aber tpenn er nod lanse
matt, bann tann er ii9 meinettpegen
in bic Spree retniesen."
Oer Sdubmdnn i9aute Jpn einen
Mpment lang priifenb ON unb faste
bann bari9: ~Sd0n, mad bab Ou
pieber forttommt!" Ser 8urfdw
sribte bOfli4 uno sins. Ruum atsr
mar er ipieber auf ieinem Baum In
Giderbeit, 10 rief CT berauter: Limb
sic, Qerr Sdubnrdrn, men BAN ek
benn gemeiut2A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-23
Gtne Iebrret@e NabelI

Gin Gfel, tpel9er DurG) errlen Walb
lief, fiel in elm tiefes God unb fonnte
trob daer @eriu&e ni9t mebr aus
hsmfelben beruusfpmmen. 9einabe
fterbsnb pOr 9ungsr. fab er enbii4
einen Su9s poriibertpmmen, ben er
b%rinsenb um !9iIfe Bat. sd bin gu
Helm, nm belfen gu t1nnen," fagte
Der Tu4s. raber i9 sebe Dir eiHen
guten 3atb. Ni9t melt bon bier bdlt
fi4 elm GROCER elephant auf. aufs
i'm, er pirb Dir elsi9 be~rausbelfen."
Na9oem Der 5u4s fort mar, fasts
Der Giel gu rs ielbt: sd bin febr
f4pa4 neil i9 f4on lanse feline
Nabrung gu mir senommen babe.
Seize 9etpeeune, bic i6 made, bebeus
tet fir MIDI einen &~rGfteberluf.
Strenss i9 meins Stimme an. UNI
ben Glepbuntsn gu rufen. 70 piirbe ia
MIR nod i6tpd9er psrben. Gs lit
bic Pfli9t bes Glepbunten, gu tpm>
men. obns bab i4 Jpn rufe." 60
f6lob Der giel unb itdrb bemsufolge
9ungers. 2ange bunu9 fam Der
Studs borbei unb fab elm perbli9enes
Serippe liesen. nWenn es Wabrbit
pGre. baB bic Seele Der Sbiere in bic
Menf9en gebt, 10 pbilOiophirte Der
Su6s. 10 pirb Die Seele BON biefem
giel pirtli9 in einen jener aaufIeute
fabren, bic fi9 ME entfalieBen f0nnen
I'll dnnonctren."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-23
9Ste man attfnterfSame Sorer be.
fottttt.

Sn Der 2e6ensbef6reibung bss be-
riibmtsn atbenii9en Rebners Oemps
Themes beri9tet Subias foleenbes /:
Semoftbenes bemerfts emit, als er eli
men, Der auf Sob unb 9e6en anssz
tlagt mar, bsrtbeibigte, baB bic Hi9>
ter ni9t aufmertfam genug su60rten.
Oa i6ob er Elm 9ei9i9t6en elm uno
iagte: v90rst, i9 min Gu9 stpas
2uitises %er5dblen." limb als nun ale
bic Obren fpibten, fubr er fort:
Sin iunger Mann mtetbete eins
NAL einen Giel BON @thsn mad See
CARA. Mittass aber fties er ab uno
iebte iid i'm S9atten bes Gfels ME-
Der. Oo6 Der Sreiber, benz Der gfsi
gebOrte, polte bas ni9t ouloen, ba
er II ben Giel permiethet babe uno
ni9t bes GIels S9attsn. Ser anbers
freili9 bebauptete, nit benz gfel lei
linn aud fein TS6atten permietbet
tporben. 90 fam es gu Streit uno
S9ldserei; fpdter aber sinsen fe Dor
@eri9t."
ga9 bieien Worten ffieg Demo-
Themes bon Der ReOnsrbiibne bsrdb.
Nls nun bic 3i6ter germ ben Mus<
gang ienss &edtsitrsits bOren lpOls
ten. trat er pieber ouf bic 9iihne
unb iagte: .Wegen bes giels S9atz
ten polt Sbr subOren; Die Su9e ei=
mes Mannes aber, UNI befen 2eben es
ii9 banbelt. anaubOren, 1T Sud Ia
ftiQ?"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-23

Rarnberg. 2ebtens ftiirate Der
Sremfer &aab bon bier, Der einen
giiteraug bon &eg.nsburg na9 benz
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-05
FEW CASES on
DOCKET NOW

The two cases set for trial for today
at the district court were dismissed
when called and that left but very lit
tie on the docket for the session. Aside
from Z few preliminary motions the
work Of the court has very little to
record today.
The case next to occupy the atten-
tion OF the court ID the damage suit
against the town Of Nesperce brought
by Emery B. Kelly. who alleges that he
sustained damages from riding into IN
open ditch within the limits Of the corr
poration one night. said ditch being
left open negligently BY, the contractor.
z. A. Johnson. who was putting IN Z
system Of water works for the town.
The suit 10 for $4,000 Bender and
Mcfarland viii appear for the plain-
TIL and the corporation VIII be repre- :
scented by City Attorney stearns.
Following il the detailed account Of
the action Of the court taken up until
the noon recess today:
Mohler Trading Co. W. w. r. Camp
bell ct al: court sustains the motion for
nom suit a. to defendants W. r. Camp
bell and r. r. Kirby: on motion Of
plaintiff cause was dismissed - to de-
PENDANT Uriah Anderson.
Colby, Coryell 4 Howe W. Frasier .
Booth; trial continued until April Ia
Lucinda Tillson ". James w. Till-
son; default Of defendant entered and
- ~ 49, ~f
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-05

sam Lansert. Of the A. L Thompson
Co. went to Spokane this morning.
william Pennoyar arrived this
morning from Ahsahka for . brief
business visit
willis Hutcheson Of Oregrands =
registered at the Bolllnser.
J. X. Bell Of Genesee = business
visitor In the city. Ss 4,
c. r. Parkins Of Kippen II registered
at the De France.
/ r. E. samuels IL in the city from
clifford.
George D. Riggs ana family win
leave IN the morning for their country
home near waha to remain for tho
summer.
George Bremen. who has been III
with the grip ut the home Of his father
in Charleston for the past two weeks.
was about on the streets today for the
first time since his arrival. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bremen are here for visit with
friends.
Mrs. Myrtle Forssusan loft d the r.
ternoon train for Kamiah and viii re-,
main there during the remainder Of
the week.
william Dwyer LETT for Greer on :
business trip this afternoon.
Floyd Smith 81 the Lewiston high
school left on the train this afternoon
for : short visit to Kooakia.
Frank H. Johnson. Of johnson Bros.
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