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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-12
VICTIM OF cARELEssNEss.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Aug. 1.-THE
Seventeenth regular infantry private
who was wounded in yesterdays sham
battle at Chickamauga park encamp-
ment, was not dangerously hurt. He
was hit by one of the many bullets fired
instead of blank cartridges, presumably
by men in the First Georgia, which was
opposing the regulars
A rigid investigation was made, but
nothing definite has been given out.
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EARTHQUAKE IN ITALY.

Rome, Aug. IA severe earthquake
lasting two seconds occurred at San
Reno at II o'clock this morning The
population was panic-stricken. Slight
er shocks occurred at Bordigher and
Goldirodi.
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Chicago, Aug. 11.-John A. Cooke for
mer clerk of the circuit court, who was
found guilty of irregularities in ham
ding the funds of the office, was today
sentenced to an indeterminate term not
to exceed five years in the peniten-
tiary.
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EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.

Harry Simpler, Commercial Photog-
rapher, 151 Main street. Get my new
price list.
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Time Table
IN EFFECT
June II, 1906.
KiGs5IM|
! :
ARRIVE.

AhfllN
No. 4-From Ogden. Chicago Chicago 5.is an
Omaha, St Louis. Kansas V'iJ III
City and Denver ...;.'
mo. 14From MarysVllle; SS'
A kTadFfGst. Essaf 1 os: ITO an
ID den and nt 6gdeG Portland $40
n Butte tr aad S ogden and inter $50 an
" %all l2FfG GaIsd Hsffs srs et city I;45am
N ana isH Prom GRicag9; Omaha. 4;25 pm
ogden and other points:
NO From ogden. Chicago.
81 5mah aou'i Denver and San Sis pm
v Yale hSE.I B ss5tsa Portland and 7:sspn
DEPART.
No 6-For Ogden, Omaha.
Chicago, Denver. Kansas I'm an
Citv and St LOuis.... -. :. JAW III
No. For Ogden, Portland.
6 {sq4@sd s1p P P5ines and IN lOaOam
No o. L For Ogden. Omaha.
Chicago. Denver, Kansas
ffHaaels St L9ul. and San l:3o pm
i lsys m sdste P Points City and 4:O5
No 17-For Ogden. Omaha Ccr
Chicago and other points. 300 ? N
No 2-FOr Ogden, Denver
k kSnsas and 0 Chicago 9mana. 81 6;05pm
enc. 13-For Ogden, Poca-
telIo BlackfOot. Idaho
Fails, St. Anthony, Marys-
pllfs anu =. intermediate 800 pm
No. 9-For Ogden. Ely. New,
Butte, Helena, Portland San
p P5aRsisco ana Intermediate ll;45pm
D. Y. BURIEY G. p
D. S. SPENCER. A. @. p. A
City Ticket Office. POI Main Street
Telephone $50
Note.-The train numbers shown ahovA
are Oregon Short Line train numbers ami
do not apply TO the Southern Pacific vest
of Ogden or the Union Pacific east
thereof
YELLOWSTONE PARK TRAINS.
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COOKE SENT TO PRISON.

Boating, dancing and shooting the
chutes at WANDAMERE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-12

For fiavoring the soup or splicing the
steak, use MOUNTS Ketchup. Make
no mistake.
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Trains TO SdItaif Beach

SUNDAY last train leaves Salt Lake af
500 p. m.
SUNDAY last train leaves saltair at Io:O0
p. m.
Depot. First South and Fourth wsss
streets
FARE FOR ROUND TRIP. * Cent?
}. e. LANGFORD. Lessee
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wANDAMERE is busy spot these
days.
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PERFECI UlNINu O111'
All trains except Nos; l: 2, :, D. a
an ra.Eat office. Dooly block. Phone pa
IA BENTON. c. P. d.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
ATLEE ITEMS

Rev. Z. E. Osgood. of Henrico county,
preached at Washington and Henry
Academy last Friday night, after the
sermon. Mrs. Csgood gave fifteen min
utes. talk ON Alaska, for the benefit OF
the Woman's auxiliary, who are WORKING
for missionaries in that field, she VIII
continue these talks every Friday night
during Lent.
L. III. Miller and wife spent Sunday
with the latter's parents here.
Mrs Roe is. quite sick In her home,
i.HazeldeIl.'' ~
Jimmie Smith. of Fairmount, was the
guest of friends near here last sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.. Melton, of Pole
Green were the recent guests at Sassairas
Plains. ~
Mr.. Tyler who lives near; here, is in
quite weak co1dition. ID
Miss Bertie IoAg, OF Laurel Grove, Is
able 10 be out again after several weeks
sickness of typhoid fever.
/ Mrs. Atkins and daughter. of Beulah-
VILE. King William county. spent d part
OF last week with her mother. Mrs Luz
cord, near here. ,s
Miss Lucy Tucker, of Old Church, IS
NV the guest Of friends here
Mrs. Howe. of Richmond. is spending
a few days with: her bro Their, near this
5I.ln,e.
misfortune last week to cut two OF his
toes off while lining tree
Miss Ruby Shaw. of Richmond, spent
Il few days recently with her mother at
Washing. on and Henry Academy.
John Quarles, of Fork Union, Flu-
sranna county, spent Saturday and Sum
day with his parents near here.
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Wasted Lives
Richmond

Men and Women Vvbp Are In Need OF al
Il elping y and. II X,
II It Is hard for those who are never III I
sorg,whn have sin,pl " a slok d Y or h Waeis
caslonally, to real lie the wretched iex-.
istence and waste j ives OF those beset
5withachronlc Indigestion. !. s5
II There !: is no more Irritating or nerve
racklng, condition than that n ca fused by
"a weak at on,ac CHI. IT ggaws and wears
upon every nerve fibre In the bod y and
results In sleeplessness. hendac che. back
ache, rheumatic pains, f,rrel tongue
distress after eating, poor appetite ard
general weakness and debility, sl8s
"A 5 we may look to a Iwea kened stonn-f
ach for most OF the chronic or lingering
ills that weaken and rack our lives. It
Ia OF the greatest Importance to know
that n remedy for stomach troubles Ia
at last offered by the rel BILE drug firms
In Richmond ID q is \, e
81 knowing the 4 formula OF NIi-o-na. wa
i feei that twill be successful in every
: ca where It Is used In accordance
With directions, that is, one tablet be-
forelg ca oh meal. "
Aalarge hoS OF. AIi-ona tablets costs
but 80 cents, Il & ut helps You no hlnG
unless q restore hen
ssI I you cannot obtain Mi-o7na -nf n Your
Sdruggist, II will he sent yssmail. post
paid, ON receipt 9 e price. sampl snfr
stieientest to- show Its value vii be ~ Or
sWarded on srequest. The R. Y. bo9thf
Goa ithaca, y IN /, Y. s
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v. P. I. ATHLETICS.
.All-American Quarterback
Coach the Tech Team,
(speclal to Mic TImes-DIspatch.

(speclai to Tho TImes-D lspa tch.)
BLACKSBURG, " Al, March ~. The 3
Athletic Council have secured the sers
vices OF Mr.. Vincent NJ. Stephensons
who was quarterback OF the Pennsylvania
eleven for two years. rs football coach
for 1906.
In view of the many changes antici,
'pated In tho game as 1t will BIO played :
next season, the Athletic Council feel i
that they have been very fortunate In
securing such n complete master of thos
details OF the game. With Mr.. Stephen.
son as guide and Nutter to lead the !
forces, the v. p. /. eleven will maintain
its high position as the best team OF )
the South.
Mr.. S. II. Lee, first cadet captain of
the institute cadet corps. has been elected
captain of the baseball team by the
Athletic Council. vice Mr.. G. NJ /: Harris.
who resigned from college recently. Cap-s
tain Leo Is very popular among the sturSs
dents, and hts selection has been accept
ed with satisfaction. He played third
base in 1904 and was star second base
man last season.
& There Is a move on foot to establish
permanent athletic relations with Wnsll-S
5ington and Lee University. and to this
end tennis tournament is being plan
ned. There are several athletic enthu-s;
siasts in college who are doing all they
can to arouse an interest In general atif-
letics, and to do so the various branches 9
OF sport are being taken up separately
and pushed with zeal. ~ y, g
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EMERSON PERSONALS

1,he Enwcrth League meets at Shady
Grove every Sunday night at s o'clock
..he lead .r for next Sunday night Is !.
r. Norris: key word is Hope.
Tho Rosebud Society Of Shady Grove
meets next Sunday morning directly af-
ter Sunday school.
Miss Maude Moore has returned to this
place after visit to Richmond.
Park Crunp is very Ill In his home near
hcre. ia 81,
marriage OF her son, Luther. to Miss
.Eurrus. in Richmond, on Wednesday
night. March 14th.
Mrs. Chennault and daughter, Of Hem
rico. spent Sunday with Mrs. Carlton
rear hero. &,
Miss Norma Bruce, Of Pcake. spent
Sunday with her parents at this place.
Mrs. Edmonin Newman fell week be-
foro last and broke her hip.
Mrs, Shepard and son, of Glen Allen
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LOADED With LOOT
KILLED by Train
.Robber Run Down on Railroad
Track and Skull
CRUSHED. 5', s,s5
Especial to The Times -Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.) u
q ROANOKE. VA, March 17.With 6
ticket OF leave only ten days old from the
West Virginia Reformatory. Lee Garner.
OF Prunytown. that State. was found
dead on the Norfolk and Western track
near vinton this morning, with a sack
filled with stolen property, near him LETT
tiers from mother and sister begging him
to reform. wearing q suit Of stolen clothes
and pennies from the yinton postoffice
scattered about. ssss
The store OF j. III. Epson was broken
into and u lot of stuff stolen, ind the /
postoffice entered during the night. Tho
postmaster was careful. and left only
a few pennies ont An attempt was also
made to enter the drug store. and several
citizens OF vinton heard some one ats.
tempting to enter their homes.
Is The suit OF clothes and overcoot worm
by the dead robber were stolen from g.
Underwater camp near vinton. Gamers
head was badly crushed, but no othes5
bones were broken. He was evidently
walking along the track when the train
struck him. The coroner's jury dectd led,
that death was caused by a westboundl
train. The body was turned over to the
railway company. and kilograms were
cent to relatives. ~
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PARAMOUNT NEWS

Dr. Goodrich, returned missionary from
the Philippine Islands. will give an In
teresting talk "Wednesday night in the
Methodist Church. The members Of the
Baptist and Christian Churches will join
the Methodists In this meeting.
Mr.. Nuckols. OF Louisa county. is visit
ing his son. Mr.. Thomas Nuckols, on the
Avenue. -
Miss Ella Snead has returned to Char
lottesvile, after a pleasant visit to friends
here. n,
home by sickness.
Mrs. Willie Worrell. who was operated
on in the Memorial Hospital several
weeks ago, has been brought home, con-
siderably improved
Mrs. William Shinault and Master Percy
shinault are visiting relatives In Henricos
county,.
NIr. Henry Mullen has accepted a posi-
: tion In Washington, d. c., and will reside
there In the future.
Mr.. William CARRIER has returned to
Augusta county. after spending some timoS
with friends here.
Miss Mary Johnson has returned, after
a visit to Miss Mamie Allen.
Miss Ora Mitchell lis still quite sick
at her parents residence, on I%enty-5
third Street. a sis Z
Mr.. James cardin. OF Providence Forge,
is visiting relatives In Paramount and
Richmond. l8:s 81
The Gessinhause- richardson Band will
i entertain their friends mt an oyster sup-
per Tuesday night for the building fund
OF the Baptist Church,
Miss Fannie Dunkun has left for Balti-s
more. where she will make her home.
Mrs. Bass, widow OF Dir, Bass, who
has heen visiting her children for some,
! III Fls
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ROLE GREEN J; Is: |! 1!

visiting her sisters IN Chesterfiel Id county.
Mrs. II. u. Baasett. accompanied b, her.
daughter. Miss Mamie, recently visited
Mrs Al. Melton near here. Z.
Mrs. Addington,5 OF Rosedell was the re-;
cent guest OF relatlv in Fairmount ,s.,,a
oral Schools in this section last Monday.
+ Mrs. sP ilsworths has returned (, Fair
mount after " pleasant visit TO irlends
i Mrs ~ -, Smith, or Fairmount, was the:
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Morrison lisf's near
'' NReil az h h tor No. 12 school Is as
follows: Mamie Tate, Daisy te, Mabel
Henry Irene sonthWorshn ESMn na,,a iiSf 2.
t!reror. Elisa 'railaterro, Ella aliaferro,
Essio Glass, Clara Glass. Nv innla VA ~,
Ga Uterine outhworth, Russell Glass, Linz
wood Atkins, John Tate.
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~ - tsAtllIls = J r.
WESTHAMP T0N

M lula. Baughan f Of Rio Vista, who
!, ! 'Ieen quite sick during the past week.
IL something bet err. lsi . =, !, Z,
Mes Besse Browning and Miss Annie
4 /, inha rds,t spent last Wednesday In the
home Of tho formers sister Mrs. Edna z,
5W i Of, No. Gig West Cary Street,
Richmond. Z, IS -, :. s.
park, who has heen quite sick, is II lm n
After q visit OF a few 9 avs in the The
home OF her brother, Mr.. a. IT, Raugla an
nf Rio Vista, Miss Lille Baughan has
returned to her home. near Vest hampton
Mrs. Mary Bnughan entertained In her
home on Thursday last her pastor, Rev..
III. w. Smith. "A 81 Il
"a Miss Ktnny, of Rio Vista, spent last
s,;yyednesd VI In edmond ~
hi Mrs. Alonxo Gordon, of idge has been
very sick during the past week, hut Is
thought TO lie corvalescent now. @
" Mr.. r. W. Browning is out gain,l after
his recent illness, S .5 &
After il visit of two weeks TO relatives
at .sNYayside," Miss Annlef R!chnrds has
returned to her home, near 4ynchbnrg,s
81 Miss Nor, Of Newport News, was re-
Gently the guest of Mrs. j Pepper,
10 e 4, Rose Lawn, "a s
y Luther Edwards, youngest son of the
late John I'D wards and Mrs Ella Ed
= -
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I FAR WEST END

Mr.. John F. Miller. ST.. is confined to
his home with illness.
Mrs. w. B. Pitts. who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Joseph Williams. OF
Wednesday. after pleasant visit.
i Miss g Mary Tho.mpson has returned
home, fter spending some time as the
guest Of Miss Floy Kratz, OF Jefferson
Place.
Mr.. Leon Ford is Ii, the city on short
visit to his parents. and will leave Nom
day. for syyestover, where he has been
working for some time.
Little Robert Johns Is confined to the
home OF his parents, on TAYLOR street,
with a severe attack of Appendicitis.
The condition OF Mr.. Clarence Alley,
of 1908 West Cary street, who has been
quite Ill for some time. 10 unchanged.
The Misses Perrin and Fuller. has re-
turned home from Fredericksburg, where
they have been visiting friends for some
time. 81 $50 s n e
The Friends OF Miss Lizzls o'Marra,
will learn with pleasure. that she Is
rapidly recovering fters long and pain
full illness. though not fully recover
ed. she i.hopes to be out again at an
early dates.
Miss Marie Edmonds, OF Lynchburg,
Va, isssexpected here in a. few days.
where she will spend SONS time as the
Y
Miss Maud Vashon, who has been con-
5 fined to her home for some time with
slight Illness, Is now able to be out
again. to the pleasure Of her many
Z friends. So 81 e S.
Mr. W. RI, Miller has returned. after
short visit to his grandmother Mrs.
3Rebecca Iackburli Z OF 1.-THE RIDGE
On Wednesday. the hospitable home
of sNIr. and sA1rs. CT RI Evans. OF No, 5
South Vine street, was the scene OF o.
pleasant gathering OF the little play
mates OF little Miss Alma Evans, who
had gathered to celebrate her Twelfth
birthday. a nlong hose who helped to
scntertainfi were the little 1isses Winnie
Miller. Lyndall Whitaker. Irene Redford,
Robin Trayser and IIilf Frick Mr.
Norbert Mercer added to the even
Ing entertainment In a most enjoyable
manner. At a late hour the little guest
We're sent to their respective homes,
after wishing Miss Alma Many more
happy birthdays.
Mrs. Lee sturdivant. recently the guest
OF Mrs! Winston Ford, of West Cary
street, has returned to her home in
Petersburg. after a delightful visit.
MIR. Louis Bowman, e 1891 Taylor
street who has been confined to HIS
home for some time. with Ia Grippe, is
now able to be out again.
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CHESTNUT HILLsAND
HIGHLAND PARK

Little Mr.. George. Balne. who has been
nue., is now able to be out.
Roll OF honor OF Highland Park Public
Ssse2 S NE. E snaBs a aaIsey
intermediate A-Aiaud 'riller. Bertha
Marshall. Emily Cross, Bessie Carter,
Bertie Radcliffe. fiep
s; Junior :. A.Aln,a /, ya,H,shan Feeling
Irvine. Fritzsche. Lizzie Bowman. Linn
:, Teacher, Miss gena carlton-Frank
,sat!.n.. Herbert Bahlke, Frank Var
ns rrs sss 4 Hsars M Rg
Spratley, George Carey, Eleanor Enslow',
Garter: Carter Taylor.
], Teacher. Miss Mary Duncansan-sixth
JShn WHEY, James dalIssple. Logan
Richie. James Runnie. Ethel Mickle-
brough, Violet Burton, Resell satter-
white. Thomas Ratclifre. Marguerite
Bahlke, Prescott Brown. Helen Wilder.
Fourth Primary Ruth Wyatt. Fannie
Sale. Mary See. Johnny suman. Eula
Gary, Raglamd Layne. Linden HARRISON,
lHamden Burton, Alvin Neizs, Earl Ray,
Adelne Bayne Cora Linn Woods, Mary
The dance given at Northslde Hall
last Thursday evening by six the Chest
nut Hill girls. proved quite success.
large crowd attended, and at late
hour refreshl,leats werc. served. after
nounced Il n delightful evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Todd, who have
been spending several days on Highland
Park, have returned to6their homo In
Staunton, Va. a
Mrs. ]. G. Bowman, OF Fourth avenue
Chestnut Hill. who has been confined to
the house by sickness for several days.
is able to be out.
f Mr.. Ernest Tiller and family have
moved to their new home on Third ave-
nue.. Chestnut Hill.
Mrs. Gresham. who has been quite
sick for the past month, is slowly i'm
proving.
Miss Warmer has returned to her
home In Jetersville. after spending sew
eral days with relatives in Highland
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4MECHANI EWsS

Mr. j. y r. alley, % Is Newport News. Is
visiting hlstfamlly, of Wood Street.
8 Mrs. Maud Rroach Is quite sick ut her
home on the Pi Ike. "a
Mrs a ~ sster ''i of s9 Menrieo
i = MI. James Flood. Il of Cedar Street, rs
still confined to his home i la 3grl ppe.
Mrs. i. III Ta ylor, % nod Streetais Isl
Visiting her brother, NJ IN IaI}es Collins
Of Barton Fl ght s. rss IS III
Mrs. Florence Jenkins Z Is Sab1e to be- out
again after mn ;lndisposition @ several
days, 81 IA ii. ssggs u ;ss. s. %
Il Miss Mamie Garrison has returned to
8her3home In Buokins ham county, after
Ia pleasantSYIslt to her col sln, Mrs. y
Griffin, Of this sVactnit Y, 4 II
lss Miss Lille Ssmithe, of the r Ike, is Very
III with appendicitis. &. d fs 81
Mr., Il r Il Bailey, of No. 40 Wood Street.
iswhoshad his foot mashed bile at sWork
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at the locomotive Works, u fcw nights
sngo, is getting OH. nicely. Il q K,
Miss MHttia Cross has returned to her
home, after Ii visit to friends and ren-i
i tivc8 on chelsea Hill
Little Miss NGllfn Brown continues to
improve ut sller home here, after q spell
sOf apnetiiriofiia. n
3 Mrs.. Laura Lautcrback, OF Petersburg,
has returned to llcr home, nfter a pleas.
ant visit to her daughter, Mrs. II. 70.
Slaughter, OF Wood Street. ~ .tsss Il ~ 4
n Mrs. y. u. Jmes is home again from
q visit to her motfcro f Canada.
Miss Allie sWOnbul. sof king George
county, Va, has returned home, after
Mrs Clarcnce fiuband, ,of wood Street.
Mrs. d. l.. Temple and daughter, OF he
Pike are Ionic again, after q pleasant
visit to Mrs y. NJ. Carter, Of Chelsea
IlIill. RE
n Mrs. II. Il. Roolcr or Chesterfield, has
returned home, utter spending somp tlfie
will, her cousin Mrs. Bessie Klnkcr, = 4
Wood street. 81 x ~ Il y
& Miss Jessie Kirby has returned home
after a visit To friends on the Plkcs
+ Mr.. Philip Keppler, Of Boiling @ rden
Road, 70 visiting his sister, Mrs. Hoop,
q. Miss Maud Humphrey, Of lg Boiling
Green Road, Is visiting relatives near
( Northampton Park.
i Many OF the young people as well as
the grown ones, are suffering very mitch
with sore arms from being vaccinated IN
and around this vicinity. Z
Miss Rosa Jeter, OF King William coun-
sty. is visiting friends on tho pike. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ovens and little
son are visiting their cousin, Mrs. Alice
Mlnson, near the Pike. !:
Mrs. Beal, OF Wood street, has moved
f her family to Venerable, where they
will reside In the future. "a s n
Miss Fanny sliinault, Of Herrico coun-
4 ty, Is visiting her friend Miss Mnfnie
( Shelton, near here.
Mrs. y. n. Bailey has returned homo
after a. short stay with her sister, Mrs.
Goodall. Of dartmouth.
Mrs r. F.. Breedlove and little son
visited relatives near here during the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alternately. OF Chester
field. have returned home, after. a visit
OF several days to Mrs. Abernathy's
mother. OF Chelsea Hill.
Mrs. r. w. Barnes. OF Wood Street,
lis quite indisposed at her home.
Miss jamie Clarke. OF Highland Springs,
Is visiting her cousin on the Pike.
Miss Ethel Wade, OF West Point, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Barnes, near
here.
Mrs. r. f. Mathews Is able to be out
again.. after lingering for some lne
with niamatory rheumatism.
Mr.. Tom Cain has returned to his
home here, after a visit to his family, of
Mrs. John Teegler. OF clark's Springs.
Is visiting her mother on the Mechanics
VILE Pike. AZ.
Miss Ellen Gentry IS able to be out
again, after a lingering illness OF TIE
grip.
Mrs. NJ. Riland and family are expect
Ing to leave in a few days for West Point,
where she expects to join her husband.
who Is employed there.
Miss Matte James las returned home
after visit TO her friend, Mrs. Eddie
Carter, of Wood Street.
Mrs. w. H. ONeili. of Highland PARK,
is visiting friends on Wood ,treet
Mrs. v. Page Is able to be out again
after q severe case of SORE throat.
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GAINES, MILL

Messrs. Royal and Osborn ,Thomns
were at work on their farm. near Walnut
Grove, Saturday afternoon, when they
were attacked by rnad-dog. Only the
rare presence OF mind and vigorous bodily
strength saved the young men. Fortu-
5nasely they managed with their pitch
t9 s the furious animal without
M nna srs Beades isy
r Beades and in baby NJ. ana ana M Nrs
Evernard Beadles, OF Hishiand SPRINGS s,
sna NJ 5, q asIss smith and sister; Miss
EsrP} 's!ssa ths p 81 assdG "
!, Mrs. Preston Garrett Is quite sick at
her home near Acree's.
,1 nry a,,e st1sby Rleh,Rpend n
Mrs. Robert simpkins has been quite
rs, 4 81 sues. q AZ sister. Mrs. j. 5. NOR s
ssPnses YsRss ss sssq ssnned to his
sss'sns Ri GsSS fsss
spen Me saas ss Tf Esass Ct
tsd Ep Sfoss skpry pl HILL ys
Mrs. Martha Bowles visited her daugh-
Mrs. Ella, Cosby. OF Walnut Grove. who
has been sick, Is conyalescent.
Miss Anna Tunstall. Of Tunstall's Sta
ton. visited her aunt. Mrs. O.. o.. Alexan-s
der. near Black Creek recently.
Mrs. Cora Brooks was recently tho
Miss Lizzie Bowaes has returned to
Richmond after spending some time with
her mother near Walnut Grove.
8 George Woody, OF Cold Harbor, has
been confined to his bed during the past
Carrie Hufner spen. Thursday night
with her cousin Mary Stuart, at Cold
Mrs. Ethel Jones, 81 Cold Harbof. en-
ing Mrs. Margret and Sallic Grubbs and
Mrs. Maggie. Stuart, OF G2ld Harbor:
near this place,
4 Is very enjoyable dance was given at
Mill. Music was furnished by q band
from Richmond. and dancing was Kept up
all night. Among those. present we're
Misses Harmon. Ola and Virginia Z J 5s1da
F'ns Ct Rleh91d Gf Rosa MINUS
fiu Beiknapp and hfother. syi,l!!e
Will vnTa s1cGhee. JahnIsie Marlin. Rhay
Blackburn, Richard Coleman, COMFY Ie e.,
rell; Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Martin, MT. l au1
Mrs. 1Ausey Jenk Mr. and MIS-. Cit ~
Mh oIs 1sreen Nh ar na Ms join and Henry
!Dnnnuni: MI. and Mrs John MARTINI, ME- W;
and Mrs. Robert Barker. Mrs. CLINTON