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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
FLOOD OF ANARCHISTS
Too Many of Red Flag Element En-
tering Our Country.

WASHINGTON, April u.-According to Of
hcial Information received IN tins city Italian
anarchists are arriving in tho United States
In great numbers at both Pacific and Atlantic
seaports. The diplomatic representatives CT
tho Italian Government have positive informn-
tion TO this effect and havo brought the mat
ter TO the attention OF tho United states.
Through theRs reports at san Francisco and
Baltimore. the immigration officials have been
advised OF tho recent landing OF a number OF
anarchists from Italy. The city OF Baltimore.
1t is stated. is rapidly becoming anarchist
ccntcr.
The Italian Consuls ore engaged In assisting
the immigration officials. with view 10 ocat-
Ing these and II was said today that very,
shortly there VIII be placed In the hnnds OF
the immigration authorities sufficient data
upon which TO make a number OF arrests
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
Who Should Pay Cost.

"If consumers naturally. nerhaps
convenience are so Indifferent TO the de-
mands of law and order as 10 compel us
TO abandon a contest for right and decent
government that we are ready, II ncoes-
sary TO undertake. they should pay the
cost of the surrender that they compel"
This letter is signed Tor the Anthracite
Coal Operators association by II. s.
Ashley, president. and II. KingsburE sec
rctary President Mitchell would not
comment upon the answer of the
operators hut said there would be n
meeting of the scale committee &c con-
slider II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
SUIT AGAINST FIELDS
Legislative Agent for Mutual Life Is
Sued by Company.

NEW YORK, April lin an effort to re-
cover money which passed. through Inc hands
OF Andrew c. Fields, legislative agent for tho
Mutual Life, the company today brought suit
against him. His counsel. II. P. Volte. accept
cd service In his behalf and afterword
appeared in the Supreme court. IL is under
stood John B. Stnnchneld Will be associated
with Mr. Voltc In tho defense OF the action,
which In for accounting and restitution.
The understanding iS that the complaint not
only VIII demand an accounting for the dis
burscmcnts made by Fields nctiye agent.
but that II also will demand accounting of
all moneys expended by him as superlntend-
ent OF the supplies department.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
VERDICT RETURNED.
Coroner's Jury Investigates Cause of
T. B. Murphy's Death.

Special 10 The TFIbuhc
OGDEN. April IA Coroners jury com
posed of A J. Watt. T. a. Whalca and W. j,
Felker WAS called toAny 10 hold inquest
over the body OF Thomas Il. Murphy tho
young man who yesterday afternoon lost his
life by falling from the Oregon Short Line new
bridge into the Weber river
The verdict that: The said T. B.
Murphy came to his death from the effects OF
n fail caused by a falling timber falling
the scarold on which the said Murphy wes
standing and knocking the scenold from un-
der him thereby causing him 10 fall and strike
the ecaffold. Tho falling OF said timber being
causs OF unbalancing end being raised and
moved by the engineer under the direction or
Foreman ". ID. Porch.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
Strike Free Gold Lead.

SARATOGA. Wyo April IA lend cnr-
MING free gold in good quantities has been
opened in the Arlington mine, located a mile
and IL half north OF Doxtervillo near this
place owned by l.. Nelson Hank Schwenk
and F. w uourchen The mine is believed
10 open up q very rich gold Mold. Tho lead
was opened In three places and f-ce goid
quartz was found Ira all the cuts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
Franchise Is Granted,
TWO OGDEN FUNERALS.
Many Japanese Attend Services for
Their Countryman.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. April ll--Georgc Williams. As years
of age. a colored porter and old-time resident
of ogden, who died on Sunday from pncu-
rnouio was buried today from Riohcy's under
taking chapel Rev. Mr. Elderk'n Of the Con-
gregatonal church officiating. The intcrment
was in Mountain View cemetery,
Another burial from Richcy's that OF
X Kshi, a japanese ~ years old. who was
struck by engine at Hnlburn, New. the
Southern Pacific. Rev. DR.. John s. Carver OF
the First Presbyterian church oricated at the
funeral services, and the lntcrment was in the
City cemetery. large number or the local
Japanese nenrly all OF them members OF Dr.
Caryer's sunday school classes. attended tho
funeral
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
IMPROVING MAIN LINE
Ballasting From Ogden to Straw
berry Is Being Pushed.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, April 1.-THE work OF completing
- hnIiastine OF tho mhin limo from Omaha
10 ogden began yesterday morning when a
stoan shovel wns put Into service at straw
hcrry and n number OF work trains. hll using
ballast cars were started.
Tho stretch TO be completed Is composed Of
49,, his is anlshcd the entire main line from
Cn,abn 10 ogden as well as tho branch from
IuIcs6urs 10 Denver Will be oalIasted Tho
yyork viii employ about l5o men for the next
two months.
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Difference to public opinion upon some
offer of arbitration. that arbitration
should be by the same body that met In
1902 and 1903. and that there should be no
submission OF questions already edjudl-
cnted. like the closed shop. collection OF
dues. or the suggestion Of any term less
than Ave years during which the award
shall be binding. The Independents also
suggested that any increase in the cost
OF production could be added at once TO
the market price OF coal On this point
4 letter said
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
NEW BANK FOR MEXICO
Movement for Anglo-German Insti-
tuition Well Advanced

MEXICO CITY, April 1.-THE movement
TO establish new Anglo-Germ8n bank
horc ia reported 10 be far advanced The
German Over-sea bank which has a
hranch here. will be amalgamated with
Tho new concern New York bankers, the
report mentioning the Speyers arc IN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
INVESTIGATING BOOKS.
More Money Appropriated by tho
Council for This Purpose.

Special 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN, Utah. April u.-At tho adjourned
meeting Of the City Council held tonight all
members were present except Emmett The
special auditoro. Charles r Hollingsworlh and
X I. Harris presented a report TO the effect
that IL would take them some weeks more 10
complete the auditing OF tho records OF the
CITY administration In lgoI-05. and In which
thcy nsk for nn additional appropriation OF
SzO, making total of 1900. They reported
Tint they expected to finish In the nrst week
In May. and submitted n statement from the
ex-eiayor OF Ogden, in which the latter said
that ouch an investigation worth $500
TO tho city Tho matter favornbly
sdered by the Council. md the city of Ogden
viii eSpend $500 investigating tho official octs
OF Hoodoo Bill and his hcnchmon
Bids Are Opened.
Bids for material for repairs OF the dugwny
20 Ogden canyon were submitted md con-
tract was awarded to w, G. Wilson nt IS
cents per ton for such material the Street
Supervisor and the Committee on Streets
should order. Another bid for nearly twice
tho sum nled.
Tho Morning Examiner md the Evening
Standard submitted bids for public advertis-
Ing. The Utah State Journal also offered a
bid equiNllant 10 the lowest bid OF It's COM
pctitors and In tho aggregate lower than tho
other bid. Tho Council hcsitnted about taking
action. and finally referred the bids To the En-
crossing committee.
Franchise Is Granted.
The franchise asked for by the shupc- Will
linms company cross Twenty sixth street
with n railroad truck TO the site OF their
warehouse passed TO rs third reading and be-
camc an ordinance.
The ordinance authorizing the payment OF
scrip for all public Improvements was read
the third time and became q law.
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Gets $50 Jury
Taking Body Home.

SP"cTHI 10 The Tribune
oIDEN, April u-@Chris Ovcrscth OF Glen
nntn = u. brother OF Albert Overseth uf
noerdeen. y D. who died In the hospital here
Oh tuoerculosis. after having been taken from
southern Pacific train, arrived here today
ana VIII return to his homo with the body
Whlch is now OF RIchey.s. for burial
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
Evanston Wants Money.

EVANSTON. wyo,. April 1.-The City Coun-
ell OF this city has submitted TO vote of
the people at the election 10 bc held the
be voted for. p proposition to borrow f2i 500
and Issue tho coupon bonds o., the town OF
n scvyHps sNSt.m
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
WEBER CLUB ELECTION
All Old Officers and Directors Aro
Again Elected,

Spceinl to Tho Tribune
,he 1D,tIN VI, April ll;-At the annual slcc,,oo 81,
@ ene Ncoef Grub all or the oId oinc.ra az a. Ui
pe,.c Iec.ors were reelected. Today howeys, a.
Once ~" one OF the directors. resigned thai
Was aiiaa a hesting OF the board His piace
T,.s .,icS oy the clection TO the oflce of Dr
nn,r,s xsn"n skeen. Mr. Reynolds was then ~.
poi"'eS POI assistant secretary of tho cluh n.y.
,bn ."a' se OF Inc management. and the ~
Sna"Ss. INA nc has heretofore been empiovcd pur AZ,
~ ,to crn cSouthern Pacific MS assistant CHIEF e,.sn
otrcn ,eba eienucnt Manson, and resigned that
S '"od5 10 assume his duties
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
UNION PACIFIC DIRECTORS
Three Elected to FIJI Vacancies at
Meeting Yesterday.

NEW YORK. April 1o.-The board OF
directors OF the Union Pacific elected as
directors. Albert ] Earling president OF
the Chicago Milwaukee a. St Paul;
David Wilcox. president OF the Delaware
& Hudson. and Robert Goelet. They All
the vacancies In the Union Pacific d.
rcctorate caused by th" resignation or
O II Kahn. jacob II, SHhIfT and James
A IIyot
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
ELKS ARE INSTALLED.
Ogden Lodge Inducts New Officers
Into Stations.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Utah. April ll.-TonlBht Ogden
lodge No 7l9 OF the Elks perfected the install
lation OF Its officers for the ensuing year, Fol
loving are the officers installed: Wesley b
Rrowp exalted ruler; Philip Knlsloy leading
LnIrht. Thomas NJ Davis, loyal knight. Ar
thur a. Pratt lecturing knight. ]. ii. knaus,
secretary; Rnlph e Hoag. treasurer. Judge
JIoWell was Installed trustee. vice Thorn
as G Foley, who is retired under the rules OF
III. order Following the installation a mag
nircent banquet was served 10 the members
and thClr guests.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
HAS BEEN VERY ILL
Wife of German Embassador Is Now
on Road to Recovery,

WASHINGTON. April ll-Baroness
gussche. wife OF tho Counsellor OF the
German embassy. Baron Bussche. who
has been dangerously III for more than
week Is recovering rapidly. and her
phvsiclans say she is now out OF danger
Ucr condition is still such, however that
ehs probably viii not be able for some
iinnc TO start on the European trip which
shn a nd her husband hnd planned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
Convicted of Forgery.

NEWCASTLE. Wyo.. April He. C Ruele.
who arrested hero under assumed
namo and turned OYER to tho officers OF I.ly-
Ingston, Mont has been convicted OF for
gerry and is serving sentence. He WOO
working In tho railroad yards here under an
assumed name
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
No MON-SU|T FOR
DEFENDANT COMPANY
FAMOUS Azusa Wreck Case
Drags OIL in the Dis
trict Court.
special to Tho Tribune

special to Tho Tribune
oIpEN' April 1l.-In the case of the estate
" william Murray deceased. vs.. the Union
racine by A. 1. Stone, administrator. n mo-
uon for non-ouIt b. the defendant was de-
MED today by Judge Howell The case has
oeen on nearly all of last week
Atter thc motion was denied the testimony
"ss completed. and at 3:1o % m adjournment
va, vas Iaken TO argue the questions OF the In
s'ucuons ON "wednesday morning
Is Fmous Case.
Inc nc case Is one OF the famous Azusa wreck
cnses arising out OF the disastrous collision OH
, ue man line OF the Union Pocinc on Novcrn-
oer II. 1894. In which q number OF employees
Lost their lives.
Gets $50 Jury.
., odny the defendant company got another
SV jury That is. fec OF $40 was paid into
@ .no court for the second spccinI venire 10
NJ NJ tnc similar cnsc OF tho estate OF 4 III
Ninslo~' deceased. On Wednesday this jury
VIII VIII report and IL In tho purpose to argue tho
, lm,auucuons In one room in the Murray case,
~hiio the jurors In the Winslow case ~ bein.
6. 1a"tuhea IN another room The special vcnlro
IL Tor thirty names
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
DRIVEN OUT BY FIRE
Chicago Paint Mandatory Is Com
pletely Destroyed.

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE plant OF the
Ceorre W PItkin Paint Manufacturing COM
Ueny' at Fulton and Carpenter streets was
DESTROYED by nro today Nine families occu-
n,Inp frame buildings adjoining tho plant
w.Tc driven from home by tho flames. The
los. Ia estimated Mt 500, 0o1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
ID IN ARIZONA.
Aarton, Formerly of Og-
3 Passes Away.

4n. April ll.-Word was re-
ay That Mrs. Glen Morton.
e. formerly Miss Grace
cSden, had died I'm Tucson.
night. She was married
'e4r ago 10 Glen Morton. q
Her husband Will accom-
-. 10 Ogden, where the
lake place.
2 was & cousin OF Mrs,
ssns and n niece OF II. ID.
- vas also a sister of Rus
VINO died suddenly in
~ subsequent 10 her mar
was also buried In Og-
Hsd was also a sister OF
II ot the local postomce de-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
Wife Seeks Divorce.

OGDEN. April n.-A complaint IN suit
for divorce ned today IN W HhiGh Gh, SdSns I,oTs
". EITk Tho complaint nncgos taiinIs l"
s,n,,orI Tho particF wero married In hss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
WANTS NEW LAW
Illinois Legislature Meets in an
Extraordinary Session

SPRINGFIELD m April 1.-THE Ilinels
Legislature was convened In extraordinary
session today to ennct a primary election law
In his message TO tho Legislature, Gov
Deneen called attention to the recent decision
OF the Supreme court, which declared uncon-
Etitutionnl the law passed by the last Legis-
leture and said great confusion would ensue
unlcrs a new primary election law were
.pscdIIy enacted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12

mote Ideas OF cleanliness. Mayor c,o,-o,.
nuunceo % tnat no would call into scry,cs an, ah.
rvhbiss LOT INC purpose of removing onv
yards by the children Vi 'her o'en
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
"Buffalo Bill" Is Doing We'll.

CODY Wyo.. April ll.-Mrs. Bradford sis
cor Of "Rufralo Bin Cody, received the fol
ien,ne cabcgram: -'UnIy'a King and queen
listed tho performance today. Business big ,
col Cody states that be 10 In the oest OF
health.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
|PfiI[ OGDEN
CITY
II, Association Dis
EA Plan Of Organizing
Civic League
B |BLE CONDITION OF
BES is POINTED OUT
[ pgss That Would Help
|'R Gould Be Easily
|OdlI Made,

hi li.-The colnin''.se oi ,"
~xoc,atlon OF ogden, with
,,,re as It's chairman, ap-
~ last meeting OF the asso-
.anesday last for the purpose
civic league in Ogden. met
a m the real estate offices OF
IA, and discussed the organ
|,sarlIe. There was a strong
scor OF calling a mass meet
',u!e 10 create the orsaniza-
"a was considerable oposi-
n argument being advanced
a only result in further de-
rs Improvement
|asguire invited comments on
VT John S. Lewis, who had
- mass meeting because OF
al he urged would be inevi-
"A A suggestion previously
sxiensIon OF the sewers. He
,1nroyements made on the
-sre In the parked portion,
eoadition OF tho walks was
Tfsy are out Of condition
~ remodeled anyway. He
- rendition of the remainder
rhkh is now used as q gar
IA urged that the same be
rscaut space parked for the
~ uublic. He urged the Inn
a he City cemetery and its
"a advocated the acquisition
m 80 OF more cheap acres
nsident portion OF the city.
4 Il secured now at a low
'<4t 4 Few pnrk be created.
rd6dsss the Parks.
n l,,-s he criticized the pres
a. X the two ten-acre parks
- jumped on the failure of
f1force the anti-eNpectora-
-: recommended that the
4. 0kien Waterworks COM
||--tsd and the litigation ended,
. IN manner In which the
5seiic company. corporatcly
q UIah Light and Power COM
sfrrng It's wires through the
|rscnrizlng the same as a dis
. Of corporate power,
1ls New Fire Station.
,IaguIrc sustained Mr.. Lewis
b the condition OF the city
Lewis suggested that n
|htlon be established on the
! bench and that the present
|llston be either torn down
i OF that II be converted into
.A was appointed to meet
y Council tonight and dis
4 he vital matters. and eSpe-
matters In which the plain
tAd not been enforced
Fased by Conroy.
y ConrUy was present ut the
promised his entire support
<1ent for public cleanliness
composcd OF Mcssrs, Brum-
ard Robinson was appointed
= lhe City Council
lhguirs's Address.
h meeting Of the latter body
lgtlres chairman OF the Civic
'f,ed the Council In an i'm
sch, stating among other
Z vas time for the city OF
eolDg things. Its aim was
eity more habitable, cspe-
-ary matters. He demanded
RS with the sewers ehould
|1rordance with the law, and
Asy OF the details OF clean
1rBing the extension OF the
Eer systems. and mentioned
-:srable Improvements. He
\ oy Messrs Brummitt and
y thc request of the litter
composed or Councilmen
ans and Dickson was ap-
n With the Civic league,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
Will Make Home in Ogden.

oc.Dpny Anru u.-John Dniy OF Ragan
o'si'n r. oodsp and Miss Busche OF Pocateilo
,,n,o rn,rIied in salt Lake on April ne
young couple Will make thelr noine -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
Heavy Criminal Docket.

Special to The Tribune
BASIN, Wyo., April 1.-THE Big Horn
county District court Will convene here on tho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12
NRVE ARBOR DAY.
''is Will Plant Trees and
vlean Grounds.

~ n-Sext Monday VIII be
IL asy In Ogden. on Friday
oone by the pupils nj evory
r,s. such ns cleaning tho
4 II,,s trees. Al meeting OF
4 s.1ason and all tho school prln-
@ued that every pupil should
,ss syinc In the matter OF Glenn
IA piaat'nE trees or shrubbcry
furnished with a blank on
v,v report the work OF that
rnoo n oo tabulatea by the various
4 ~ t.ec atc 10 tho superintendent
- n is To Inculchte In tho
!" toe beautiful and TO pro-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-12

18th. with OF the largest criminal dockets
I'm the legal history Of the country, twelve
cases. There IS one murder caso. TWO agsault
caacs. Gvc grand larceny cases. three robbery
caSos and one for killing live stock On the
civil Docket thcro ore tMolvo divorce cnscs.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-10-03
CAUGHT ON THE CURBSTONE.

Should you need trunks and bag
gage carried to or from the depot
call on the bus lines, and your car
pets and mattings will not be IN
iured, neither will your trunks be
damaged.
Mr. G. w. Dozier returned from
Atlanta Saturday morning. Friends
of Mrs. Dozier will be glad to know
that he reports her conditions con-
siderably improved.
Nearly everybody says they are
going to vote for Judge Russell to-
day. 1t looks like it is going to be
almost unanimous.
When going away on the cars
call for the bus, and you will re-
ceive prompt and courteous service
Phone SO.
The attendance upon the city
public schools has about reached
800, the largest, perhaps, in their
history.
If your watch or clock won't
run carry it to w. D. Grubbs, jew
eler, next to T. o. Whitchard & Co.
Judge Raines will hold the
quarterly term of the city court one
week from next Wednesday.
Val Duttenhoffer' fine shoes for
ladies, $500 to $3.50, just received
at McLain Bros. & Co.'S.
--Nasworthy & Co. sell the best
buggies and wagons that are made.
see their advertisement.
In rainy weather your trunks
never get wet if they are in the
hands of the bus line.
John Robinson's circus is COM
ing, and the small boy (and the
big one, too is happy.
james A. Banister's Sc and 81
shoes for men just received at Nc
Lain Bros. & Co.'S.
Mr.. Jim B. Kendrick, who has
been quite sick in Forsyth, re-
turned home Sunday
Large assortment of plaid silks
for ladies' waists at McLain Bros.
& Cos.
The tax collector is after you.
See the schedule of his rounds else
where.
Everybody says collections were
never poorer at this season of the
year.
The able voter will have a
chance to put in two ballots today.
Jones Wild West show is adj
vertised to exhibit in Dawson today.
October 18th is the date of
Robinson's big circus in Dawson.
Have your prescriptions filled
at the Horsley Drug Co.
The ice man will soon give way
to the coal man.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-10-03

Alderman A ]. Baldwin has
stated that he will tender his resig-
nation as member of that body to
the city council when it conVenes
this (Tuesday) afternoon, to take eff
feet the first of next January.
Although the term of office for
which he was elected will not expire
within a year and three months, he
has grown tired of public service.
The people are too hard to please,
saws Mr.. Baldwin.
1t is known that he came near re-
signing some months ago when sal
aries were raised indiscriminately,
and some claims against the city
were settled at figures which ne
thought were too high. He was OF
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-10-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Emmett Horsley, of Dawson, and
Rogers Laing, of near Herod, left
for Atlanta the latter part of the
week to attend the state school OF
technology
One car of new furniture-fne
suites, sideboards, hat racks, rockers.
Complete line at cut prices. McLain
Bros. & Co.
Mr.. ]. @. HERS, of New York, and
Miss Dot Edwards, of Smithville,
have been guests at the home of
their aunt, Mrs. j. A. HERS
Mr.. McLendon, of Americas, was
in Dawson Sunday, a guest at the
home of his brother, Judge F. NJ.
McLendon.
Mr.. R. L. Tondee. of Macon, has
arrived in Dawson and will be with
The News as operator of our type
setting machine.
DR.. T. H. ThurmOnd came down
from Columbus Friday afternoon and
spent a day or two in Dawson.
Miss Louise Rainey left for Ar
lington on Friday to visit her
brother, Dr.. E. K. Rainey
Mrs. NJ c. Edwards and son have
returned from a visit to Mrs. John
King in Preston.
Mrs Lucy Barbee, of Houston,
Texas, is visiting at the home OF
Judge ]. NJ. Griggs.
Mrs. D. C. Pickett, who spent the
summer in North Georgia, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. j. N. Cheney and children,
of Opelika, Ala, are visiting Mrs
j. D. Anglin.
Mrs. J. B. Roberts is visiting rel
atives in Atlanta, Ga, and Annis-
ton. Ala.
Mrs. L. A. Chester, of Whigham,
is visiting her son, Rev. o. B. Ches-
ter
Mr.. w. NJ. Pryse, of Albany, was
in Dawson Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs ]. B. Perry returned from
Jackson Friday.
Miss May Clark has returned from
visit to relatives in Perry.
Mr. NJ. NJ Lowery, of Americas,
spent Sunday in Dawson.
Colonel Dick Terry was here from
Cuthbert Monday.
Mr.. Ben S. Gibson was here from
Eufaula Sunday
Mr.. ]. B. Hoyl has returned to
Atlanta.
DR.. Jesse Horsby spent Monday in
Atlanta.