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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-02-02

The peculiar weather of January
was not confined to the United States.
While in this section the temperature
Mas so unusually high as to make it
uncomfortable there was extreme cold
to the south of us. Mexico City re-
ports twelve persons as dying from
cold in n week. While we were hav-
ing heavy rains in this section of the
state other parts were suffering from
Obstructive sleet storms. Telephone
and telegraph companies lost heavily
from broken wires and other damage
in the central part of the state. The
Bell Telephone Company counts it's
losses by the thousands of dollars.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-02-02

President Smith. of Davidson col
lege, announces that Hon. John Sharp
Williams will deliver the annual .ad-
dress at next commencement. This
statement was hailed with delight by
the students. as it will be by people
all over the state. DR.. Smith has Sc
cured a splendid literary treat for all
who attend the next commencement
at Davidson. and we nave no doubt
that many persons will be present
just to hear this distinguished gentle
man. We hope there will be a great
outpouring Of North Carolinians on
that occasion to do honor to MISSISSIPPI
PTS statesman and orator-not Mis-
sissippi's alone, but the whole south's.
We hope he will have such an audi
ence of North Carolinians as will de-
monstrate to him the esteem and re-
gard in which he is held by our peO-
pie.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-02-02

kindly soul, who has been fed upon
fiatteTy until the diet is essential to
his existence. This has become a dis
ease with the plaintiff and readers
him, through this avenue. susceptible
of approach by any designing person.
FIe can be soft soaped n doing any
act, however. ridiculous it may be. He
follows one who fiatters just as a lit
tie child follows a stick of candy. SO
great is the necessity of the plaintiff
for .adula:ion that any dreary drivel
can find its way into the editorial
page # only Ii be addressed Hon.
John Temple Grave and begins: i
have read your brilliant editorial or
Il have heard your eloquent speech
delivered ct CoonviIle." This character
Of preamble is the only requisite for
publication, and the general knoTl-
edge Of the fact has caused a grievo1s
burden to be unnecessarily n useless
~ aid upon the paper.
Mr.. Graves contends hat Mr.. Dan
iel is pursuing the course he has
adopted in order to keep him from
being elected to the United States
senate. Well, if the business mana
gers estimate of the editor is correct
he should do what he a to keep him
from securing the coveted position OF
one of Georgia's representatives in the
highest legislative body in the land.
One could hardly think such a man.
no matter how we'll qualified in other
respects. a desirable person for such
position. Senator Bacon's term ex-
pires on March of next year. The
Georgians will hardly supplant him
with Hon. John Temple Graves"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-02-02

"The king is dead: long live the
king is the cry of the people of Den
mark. While they mourn the death
of the old King Christian they rejoice
at the elevation to the throne of King
Frederick. his successor. The dead
king was one of the most popular SOW
ereigns in Europe. He was most do
mestic in his family relations and was
beloved by the entire populace of his
kingdom. There vas genuine sorrow
throughout the realm at his sudden
death and while his subjects are
grieved at his demise they rejoice at
the succession Of the crown prince in
whom they look for a ruler Of similar
disposition as his father.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-02-02

We suppose that Beavers. Green and
Doremus, Tue men of the p~ostofice
department convicted of frauds, Will
have to serve out their full terms, as
the supreme court of the District of
Columbia finds no eros in their cases
on appeal. These men need not ex
pect any executive clemency from t :,
president. He was too anxious that AZ,
ui' on aud!
should be punished.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-02-02
THE NOMAN'S PAPER

The u is the best type of a news
paper, morally and intellectually. In
addition TO the news Of the day. it pub
lshes the best features that can be
presented. sach as fashion articles. and
miscellaneous writings from men and
women If note and prominence. IT Is
an educator Of the highest character.
constantly stimulating to noble Ideals
in individual and national life.
The Sun is published on Sunday As
well as every other day Of the week
By Mai the Daily Sun. $3 q year:
including the Sunday Sun. 81. n Sun
day Sun alone. 81 q year
Address
A. s. ABELL COMPANY.
Publishers and Projectors
BALTIMORE. ND.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-02-02

Those Durham boys who pile bricks
across the sidewalks in dark places
just for the fun of seeing pedestrians
stumble and hurt themselves should
be wei spanked with a single with
holes bored in it. No other puaish-
ment would more quickly bring them
to their senses and a just perceptio
of their outrageous conduct. COS:
is no fun in such pranks.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-02-02

We wish Tom Watson had been
given an opportunity to go on the
stand in the Hapgood libel indictment.
We would like to know what he has
to say about Che connection between
Watson's Magazine and Town Topics.
give him an opportunity to do so for
it looks as if this Town Topics scan
dial is not yet settled.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-02-02

A mar who one had rough horny
hands made them soft and smooth with
Witch Hazel Salve, but he used the
genuine-that bearing the mamie e.
c. Dewitt & Co., Chicago" For sores,
boils, cuts, burns, bruises etc. it has no
equal and affords almost immsiiaye
relief from blind, bleeding, itching and
protruding Piles. Sold by Robt. r.
lBellamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-02-02
THE FARMERS PAPER

The SUMS market reports and COM
mercial columns are complete and re-
liable. and put the farmer. the ner-
chant and the broker in touch with the
markets of Baltimore. Norfolk. Char
lesion, New York. Chicago. Philadei-
phia and all other important points in
the United states and other countries.
All Of which the reader gets for one
cant
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-02-02

ooronsi "onn ""' oo ed with
'no i'l VA oefore he
uAoi .o"h 3pics. We
suppoee iion 'ne MI Oh which he
. up 'n0 soeis poof of New York
and Newport, that he u -
!" p u p r.car porter.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-02-02
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ?, r9o6.
JOHN PAUL JONES,

- F
The current issue of the South At
lantic Quarterly, of Trinity college,
Durham, contains the second INSTALL
ment of a most interesting article on
John Paul Jones by Mr.. Junius Davis
of this city. This sketch Of the life
OF this most remarkable man as pre-
pared for publicatie1 in the October
number of the Quarterly, but it was
divided into two parts, only the first
appearing in that issue. 1t was writ
ter at a time when renewed interest
in the life of Americas first naval
officer had been awakened by the per-
TO France to discover his grave for
the purpose of bringing his remains
D-.America mad giving them final re-
pose in a fitting resting place. How
successful he was after long and what
at times seemed futile efforts all III
headers know.
It is a pity that the entire article
by4Mr. Davis could not have appeared
liz the October number instead of hay
sng;to be published in tro parts with
an int emission of three months be-
tween their being laid before the pub
JIG. But we suppose this could not
be &aWoided because Of the limited
space of the magazine. The fact,
though, that the article was 30 publish
oI -dnnc not loctrax- NV of ;tc roi,,o
as "a literary production and, what
seems to US, an unanswerable argu-
meIt in favor of Mr.. Davis contention
.that John Paul Jones changed his
name because of his friendship for
Messrs. Willie and Allen Jones.
Tire chief purpose of Mr.. Davis ar
ticle is TO refute the argument that
has been put forth by some that this
could not have been the case because
Mr.. ayillie Zones at that time had not
reached a position of prominence ia che
state and national affairs which would
put .hGn in a position where his patron
age would be of advantage or ben
eft TO this pushing, rising American
naval officer.
While this is the chief aim of the
sketch Mr.. DAVIS incidentally touches
upon masy other points in the life of
this wonderful mag and brings to light
many interesting facts regarding
his life and public career here
tofore unknown to any but those who
delve into musty books and pigeon
holed public documents and are seldom
read by any except those who koow
the value of such hidden treasures in
our country's history.
Scarcity of space prevents giving
here a review of Mr.. Davis article, we |
are sorry to say; but We will ad-
wise all who are interested in such
matters to give the article careful
perusal, especially those who maintain
that John Paul did not add Jones o
his name because Of his friendship
for or gratitude to Hon Willie P. Jones
of this state. We think that after read
ing the article they will be cured of
their skepticism.
Mr.. Davis has made an interesting
and valuable contribution to the his
torical literature of our state. From the
nature of the article and the class CT
the quotations made we can see that
1t required much time, labor and re-
search to prepare it.
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THE sun AT One CENT
Is The Cheapest High-Class Paper in
The United States.

1t Suns special correspondents
throughout the United States. as we'll
as in Europe. China. South Africa. he
Philippines. Porto Rico, Cuba n in
every other part of the world. make 1t
the greatest newspaper that caf1 be
printed.
Its Washington and New York bu-
reaus are among the best in the United
States, and give The Suns readers the
earliest information upon all important
events in the legislative and financial
centers OF the country.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-02-02

1t is said that storage charges on
the wedding presents being sent to
Miss Roosevelt will amount to quite
a sum-. 1t costs something to be re
renowned.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-02-02

Hon W. J. Bryan is to be the draw
ing card at the next state fair. Won
der if he will be as great a success
IL that respect as was Mr.. oosevelt at
the last one?
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-02-02

PLANTS-A fine lot OF
Charleston Wakefield Cabbage
Plants for sale at S1.10 per thous-
and. Address G. w. Trask, Will
mington. N. C. jan 5 ST.
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All subscribers in District Of Column
bfa, Virginia. North and South Carroll
ma Pennsylvania. Delaware and
Throughout the United States Can Get
The Sun by Mail at l Cent a Copy.
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PRICE CENT!
THE sun
iBitindoia Md

gW Sells for i Cent. and Can be
!, ID 81 G Dealer. agent or news
| AN st that Prf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-11

and the youngest son ~ Morn
sfgefne nJatpHan. the great NofWe'
Ftan novelist and dramatic poet. -
la seattle. and vii deliver q ieeiufe
Ia hls rannifYmsH 81 thn Labor
Temple August ~
Mf Hfarunuh hHH been ln the
United States ssAes last December.
and haa Walled che principal eiitsH
and universities nh % lecture tour
In commenting upon the social e1fi FL
dliiaus na he found them Doe the
United states. NJ niefnhau derff-
0e frd the lowering ~ commercial
ideala ana " " hts opinion that the
average EteouesH WIN comes 10 thiH
country b. compelled 60 EiFo up
every virtue iu order "a meet raudl
ilauH ne b. fluids them
The other Hsn 81 HiaruHiisfnr
HiofnHan IH director Of the National
Thrafr1 ~ ehuBtlanu. and the pnly
daughter is the aifF Of ainufd ibHen.
a member ~ The cabinet
Accompanying Mr HlafnH1u II
Gustav - itslmrra q critic ~ nft
snd member IT ihe STAFF ~ TIE
Chriatiaua World
AZ. Hiafusnu vii complete HE
America tour hHd return tg Norway
boz December
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Tenting in Town

fsuslly steep
iax tn the back Ia elnx about he
~Yoa b. surprised bensIeiai
Aud then a with windows hsFs
from drauEhta You fcnK % yoa feel ab
seiuiely resUeshei after niEhrs sleep IL the opea-
Tbs las hs nekhho the yarts of
Esansoa dotted wlth other
cure h becoming popular.
Il Is Inexpensive
Al Yoa need ; = = fsw boards a noss
And u j. rsAi oaiinE-s return 70 pafufe-
line vth
fool liberal drinking
ed b. dowutodate Physicians
Man made sleep a stufft IT'S lungs
made TO be used intended they should bo filled bel
lows vita danshta q shuts hHe up
puts e~ boxes Ia his fo he through brwsthea
With aay hair b iunsaana dies Of consumption
Try the
says yoa surprised TIE beneficial
Tor vitality vai earn through
sfrsin and dissipation - he rear
More than hair the benefit o. soisS vaeaeu
FROM the uuazua Of fresh air that - taken
Bat the beauty about he that yoa
doing daily wofk Sleep Natares
Eassiei sleeve Of care And the
chance
II ron have delleais child. LET u le.p a a
need strength recreation
iawn You wi bless shs yoa put 40
your o israel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-11

That interest IN The stars little
STORY contest q considerable r. etl.
daneed hy the blH 0ieh of mail re-
calyed to-day The contributions
are an interesting but space for
hlda that theY hy printed The same
aae theK arr received None. how
ever. loses Interest fuf being De
latod and they will be fead With
iuat a. much pleasure on MpnaaA
of TuoadAy, az today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-11
METERS SAVE
WATER

That the meter system IN iafKe
eitles IL a successful method q pre-
venting wafer shortages. and pro-
teefinx water users e daniaustfaf-
Ell IN two letters which Eupefiu-
tendsnt Young. has received from
the water departments o. Los An
Esiss md Sioux city. iowu
According to ths superintendent
81 ths Gos Angeles water system.
that city has f1.8ao water meters
Installed. with an estimate of about
2so.0q9 people Less wafer IL used
now than when the system was not
IN voEua and when the population
only was $4,000.
The water superintendent Of
si9uH city. Iowa. states That that
city has 3.e9o water meters "a use.
Sioux City has two large pumps
with q capacity Of izs0.e00 gallons
each = DAY with a population Of
1899 no meters wsrs IN use and
the water supply was decreased %
f.izs.Q09 gallons far each pump.
Win = population 81 5000 the
meters were Increased 70 12a8.
snd the system was operated with
the same pumps delivering their full
capacity.
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What Can You Dor

hscause yoa a utlo Job pay aud
here nonoony from morning tn Rsht added Precipitation
and csous hackahv think that
u beeausc follows have houshm that
hundteds country who
uyius when dimes abs
Not eueeeth part ot the natural talent the
developed
mostly possessors Of . talent lack sand
sumption
Perhaps sgums or you can draw pictures or
feel that haze bent for particular knd labor that
viii better and please better than ordinary podding
tried develop anything
a. Have sacrificed pleasure something Of
IL
New Beuasslere concert Singer
made his utr lie paid $1,000 uigh aud
thousands nccked hear BIN applaud
weuld you kuow vhefc be
the bottom down ~hrre fooa
ana tie blacksmith boy. aad later
blacksmith and the souls him esifg"
sag ell and late nc bis wok and IN his heme And he saved
cajuryd becauae phue
Blacksmith. he o be something better
And he arrived bacau~ n would be downcd by eaviua
yiolinisis Europe Is HAYDN
eF To p hoy Ia eoa mins Ia the Rhoads valley Wales.
late A. 1890
Aud h. wount stay down ius soul soarca above coal
would drive muea fnm neccaaisy.
miles above that occupation.
And he violin while others sscpue studied
csate lght when ha fellows p1 ana while st m bay
prise famous commands
fine price Cor hts wOrk he has arrived
say he had taicat I play
speak read deep thoughts have nathag with
fellows
% goa yoa TILED ana tslei trisd aaA
snath
Most do better than they doing n ,bsy vii
Thes make themselves soTih
the satisfaction % life wtth dsag
Eavroument small usurc desire FMS the
big obstacles the feiiaS . while oay
smhltoa fighting spirit
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wAnruo FReu Rtpa

A little tot st 2 years went with
hor mother to a funeral and u short
timn after they visited grandma.
IS no was airh The little one sat
lnakine 81 her aged relative very
seriously for frW minutes. then,
turning 20 her mother. said.
Mamma. ! Wish grandma would die
so that No could ride Ia "a hack
aHaiu "-Mu lsmeh Wright iofis
Pike St. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-11

scandals hat fiseiassd ssch con
sssisncelsss greet and criminal feck.
isaansss in high places thst the
w1fid locked on smaHsd. r. tie face
- such facts sur criticisms q the
shoftreuinKs - tha Healthier" and
oar boast % Beina ahead 81 me rest
Of the Sarlt ia civilization could
only make - fllleuleus II took
more than material success to make
true civilization.
Universal HfptHsfheoa- f. the
subject st Nf Rogers GESTURE to-
nlght. aeaiinR Win capital punish
ment and Kindred topics. Tondrraw
night. Sunday viii be the issi %
this Interesting series - ffrs lee
lures delivered hY T. ~ Rogers IN
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-11

cur lutte boy had overheard his
father and mother talking 90 hav.
ING seen the opera The Flying
nutchman. at the Tlfou opeu
house Ia Frisco one dag be VAS
ia the garden hud discovered =
plant calie1 the Wandering jew
lie came running ~. saving. oh
mamma. founs q fllins nuiehman
growing in our yard Rutherford
II Campbell. Charleston. Wash
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little gih she visited aeme friends
So the country, sho gave her u iit
tlc pla Tor a pot telling hef that II
was nnt A. ahr did not know
what "runt meant they esrlainod
20 her that II wha The youngest lu
the family A SOON aa she reached
home. she went straight a. her
mother aud asked. In an ,Wfuf
voice. Mamma. am the rhal 0f
the family " e Il ieit hhr.
ward az seattle M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-11

Ing Il around my head this morn.
ing Won don't care Ia have them
play Il again. 40 YOU asked hlH
mother. After some daiihoraiionl
be- replied. Well. don't know ha
eare, Just rs thaY don't squat
down NrH George TaimaEe, 81
First ay. Ballard
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sat raE olo rslna.

one Of our nftis friends. a Eiri.
vas efylnH % Ea for a Waik Her
mother. not Wishing her to SO said.
Hannah. II SOS So M sell fonf
hahY brother while ypu are asa1
The ehild looked af the baby Tor a
nlnment and thea said. Well !
aont Sant the old thies an say
II 3 s8a IA a.. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-11

When ms brother vas between
the aur AZ and 3 years. he dla.
enerngd his father shaving one
morning Hnnninr aut rs hts moth
a.. be- said. Mamma papa r. cai.
ting the alltrea Of Gray flaee,
4 ,cfofia Hotel. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-11
OCCULTISM IS
HIS THEME

Last nlghi ~ Christensen Ar
ssde hail. l. w. Rogers leetufed
on the effect Of oceuItisfn on civil
lizatipn and said among other things
that our national life exhibits more
Of the brutal than any other great
nation We are the only people.
ne declared. that was guilty of
burning live negroes a. the stake
He thought no nation showed great
Or political corruption. some Of
our United States Henators are al
rssdy IN The psuitentiary." he said.
with others we'll qualified TO fol-
low The Insurance. and beef trust
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nav AAvr WHO'S. ANYWAY.

one day mY little aou Hof vas
earnestly watching the flies GA the
n, PAPER. ~ hen he asked Mamma
doaa All the flies On the IL paper
80 Ia heaven ! answered. ] snesa
81 Then BE- asked. Discs rhe Us
as nef ro. too Mrs A Nelsun,
lae Fifih av soHh. seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-11

out little man picked up his little
black kitten. "a hasr name ia Tab
o. seems che kitten Waa We and
as fut did not dn as smooth "a
81 mlsht have dome ie said "oh
mamma. TathNa whlakerp o. all
Naatt tuatyl Mra seaulon. az
aufh ay. Seattle.
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nor rAAr Kinn on A noRn.

Ay little daughter Of years
asked me Que day What ihpsr
lhlnga we're GA the cows head
said. Those are thn eos 3 horns
She ropiird. Vet. mamma. whY
.iaa1 she blew thnm p Mra y
PARKER. West Seattle
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plonrr wAnr 'rm TO ~soUAr."

our lfsafold grandson eaH bed
Is atuns an ais head - bees After
the pain had somewhat stlhaidcd be
surprised Us ~ nafiaE Mamma.
do bees ever plaf hing Around a
Raasf / thuusht ihaY sefs play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-11

ore Il nv haTa hearing thss a
eansl waa 10 BE- aus beiue~n the
iskaa. exclaimed. Mamma. 90 You
knna they agn going - hitch Lass
trmson cato Lake Washington -a
Mrs. N u. Southeast Seattle
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rMn4TAR olp ammo.

Our ssn. Pears old. sat vsfr
patiently ta an uasf chair phlls his
papa played che piano rAps uuaud
up hia selrctiah sta a fionfisa AMI
Elaured ~ hia son. whe sAi ~ very
straight and aaia. Nos play some
fbiag decent pans Ara N / T.
Eounax lilr. Wash
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Are you looking for good In.
In real cstatef Itead
Page 6 closely u contains a mum
Der OF good bargains. go
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BRIGHT SAYINGS OF CHILDREN
sp..Ett tttttttt

Tn. star ~euid like Of ohldren~hdum
aa funny synas etc Almost sSsyY odld has SAID somshng
day bright remarks
ssp.tsd :. the family would form Interest
lna eslsetoa Will prizes weekly qoNa
a. an. tor sterss viii be
pnd Write briefly Of the and mali 90 ere
Chlds story EDITOR The star
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HARD on rAE YOUNGEST.
w.hsa ms youngest sister vas =
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Mas. Meeting soeialIs, Temps.

SUNDAY IA. 10 collect fund.
Tor Russian HeFolatianlsia -
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-05-18
West Porter

Mrs Emma Stearns is on the sick list.
Planting corn seems to be the order of
the day.
L Earle is entertaining relatives from
Arizona.
John Mccarthy and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of baby girl.
Frank Mccarthy of Madison, was
business caller one day last week.
4 number of our young men spent
Sunday afternoon breaking colts.
Clara Condor of MELVILLE, visited her
cousin, Mae Nichols, over Sunday.
Mrs Johnson of Chicago, spent a few
days last week with her sister, Mrs M
Earle.
Mr. Russell and family of GAINESVILLE,
were pleasant visitors at Frank Young's
last week.
Mrs Fl Downey, Mrs f Mccarthy
and Mrs G w Mccarthy spent Monday
last at Madison.
DR. Tom Mccarthy, wife and little
daughter of GAINESVILLE, spent Sunday at
the parental home.
Miss Anna Downey of Stoughton, Wis
tied her aunt, Mrs Fl Downey of Ed
gerton over Sunday.
twenty-five pupils attended the d.
ploma examinations held at the Eagle
school last Thursday AVID Friday.