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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-28

For Sale - A cash grocery in city
of 16,OOO-s55O will swing it. Address
Grocery, 90. care T.-R.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-28

Miss Ridgeway gives her pleasing
entertainment at the NJ. E. church to-
morrow evening. Last number of the
Y. NJ. c.. ~ course. Seats Friday 5
a. M, at Henry Pappe's, %, IS. SO and
75c.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-28

The heirs of the late Abraham and
Mary Ann Shannon, of Gilman, and
others interested in the settlement of
the estate, met in this city Wednesday
to arrange some business matters be-
fore the estate was made matter of
court record. o. Shannon, a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Shannon resides here.
The other heirs in the city Wednesday
were Henry Shannon. of New Hart
ford: John Shannon and wife of New
burg; Mrs Rebecca Hite. Of Gilman;
Mrs. A. ]. Stegall of Tama, and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Ferguson of Des
Moines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-28

Curtain stretchers 81, S1.2o. and 81.
Horne & Gelvin.
Flowers for Easter. Telephone KEN
BILE what you want.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-28

Gas ranges, 1907 pattern, only $40
SEQ tho Gao IN
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-24
Presidential Nicknames.

Washington was nicknamed the Fa-
Their of His Country, Americas Fabius,
the Cincinnatus of the West, Atlas Of
America. Lovely Georgius IA sarcastic
nickname applied by the English SOL
diery), Flower of the Forest, Deliverer
Of America, Stepfather Of His Coun-
try applied by bitter opponents during
his presidency, and Savior of His
Country; Adams was nicknamed Co.
lossus Of Independence; Jefferson, Sage
Of Monticello and Long Tom; Madison,
Father of the Constitution: Monroe,
Last Cooked Hat; J. @. Adams, Old
Man Eloquent; Jackson, Old Hickory,
Big Knife and Sharp Knife, Hero Of
New Orleans, Gin'ral and Old Hero:
Van Buren, was Little Magician, Wiz
ard Of Undertook and King Martin
the First; Harrison, Tippecanoe, Old
Tip and Washington Of the West: Ty-
Ter, Young Hickory and Accidental
President; Polk, Young Hickory; Tay-
lor, Rough and Ready, Old Buena Vista
and Old Zach; Fillmore, the American
Louis Philippe; Pierce, Purse; Blu
chanan, Old Public Functionary, Bach
elor President and Old Buck.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-24

The O'Callaghans will be here
Decoration Day.
A party of Webster shoppers
were in the city Tuesday.
R. J. Buck, an Aneta engineer,
was here from St. Paul Tuesday,.
F. A. Kelly, a prominent La
kota attorney, spent Tuesday in
our city.
Have your feed ground at the
Farmers mill. The new feed
mill is working fine.
Chas. Baker of Rugby, was in
the city on business last Satur-
day.
Ia Have you tried 'Grits' that
delicious breakfast food made by
the Farmers mill.
On account of the nice weather
Sunday many carriages and
autos were out.
C. K. Kennedy, roadmaster
for the Dakota division, was a
guest at the Sevilla Tuesday.
Miss Lena Gordan of ElPaso,
Texas, registered at the Sevilla
Monday.
B. Olmstad of Olmstad,' N. D.
and C. M. Madden of Rugby,
spent Tuesday in our midst.
Misses Frances Crazy of Ed
more and Grace Wagar of Mich
igan City, were shoppersY in
Devils Lake Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Mahon of
St. Paul, were in Town Friday
looking over our city with view
to locating here. s.s.. 10,
Homer Resler, the enterprising
ecitor of the Starkweather Times
departed from his native city
and Office long enough to give us
a glance. ,
Wanted. Ladies to travel for
wholesale house; will pay $40
per week, and expenses, steady
employment guaranteed; prev
ious experience unnecessary.
Address Herm n H enning s,
Fargo, N. D. -, .--.-..a
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-24
Misuuotations From Ho i Writ.

Misquotations From Ho Writ.
The Bible is nlisVuoteu more than
any other book. All have heard the
quotation, The merciful man is mer-
ciful to his beasts" as coming from
the Bible, though the Scriptural form
is, 1.-The righteous man regardeth the
life Of his beast"
The quotation from Isaiah reads,
"Shall a nation be born at once?" but
this is habitually corrupted to. "A ma
ton shall be born in day."
Born unto trouble as the sparks fly
upward" is quoted, prone to sin as
the sparks fly upward" There are
many quotations attributed to the BIZ
BILE that are not to be found in 1t. eek
allied to heaven in point of privilege"
does not appear in the Scriptures, nor
does mot to be wise above what is
written"
Absaloms long hair was not the
cause of his destruction. It was his
head and not the hair upon it that was
caught in the tree.
Nowadays we say, ''Money Is the
root Of evil" though in the Bible this
proverb Is found to read, "Love of
money is the root OF all evil"
The quotation, Cleanliness is next
to godliness," does not appear in the
Bible at all. N, zs......
The Glutton Sparrow
You can no more fill a sparrow ur
with crumbs than you could an ele
plant with buns. A robin Is soon sat
ist1ed1 end, satisfied, goes away. 4
sparrow is nothing If not excessive
The fat boy In "Pickwick'' might
preach temperance to it. Like time, Il
| ID edax rerIlm and Unsuitable. Besides
1t has not. the remotest idea OF good
taste or manners. II has neither sell
respect nor gratitude. So, though its
little, graceless necessities must, BIZ
duly respected, dts excuses OF appetite
may be becomingiy and, In a Christian
spirit, outwitted. ~ ondon Mail. + Vi: 5 ",
II notice your daughter dances with
such graceful free movements t.arhey
amt free She takes reg, lar paid lea
sons p Bal imore American.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-24

F. W. Stoltz went on the train
to Larimore Friday.
Sixteen car loads of freight
arrived here Monday evening.
George Carpenter went up to
DeGroat Thursday.
DR.. Ruger came down from
Grand Harbor Thursday.
Jos. Perkins, one of the farm
ers east of the city, was in town
Tuesday.
Frank w. Priest has hung out
a very attractive sign in front
of his blacksmith shop.
Some Of the boys in blue came
over from the Fort on the boat
yesterday.
The lumber has arrived for
the bridges in the townships of
Webster and DeGroat.
Commissioner G. w. H. Davis
was in the city Monday. Seed
ing is all done in his part of the
county.
Sunday was a pretty quiet day
for this city. Only two stand
up and take it scrapping
matches.
! Frank Honett, Rory McRea
and Finley Chisholm of Fresh
water, were in the city Thurs
day.
Walter Taylor of Lafayette,
Ind, arrived in the city Thurs
day evening. Mr.. Taylor is an
old school mate of Frank Shaws
Judge Prosser and wife and
Mrs. Haviland of this place. His
old friends are anxious that he
should settle in Devils Lake.
Superintendent Guthrie and
jerks came up on their special
! Wednesday night, and have
gone to the country to shoot a
mess of plover.
Frank Palmer came over from
the Fort Thursday and returned
by boat Friday with a barge Of
lumber for his new hotel. He
has the excavation completed
and is working on the founda-
ton now.
The Minnie H. could not get
within 800 feet of the Mime
waukan shore Sunday, and Cap
tain Herman says there must
be a dock built before he tries
to land there again. It is pity
they have not deep water har-
Dor like ours.
Five tenders were received
and opened Wednesday by the
lcounty board for the grading of
the approaches to the Barton
bridge, as follows: Chas.Budde
$281.50; Morris Thomas, $275
Robert Cairns, $247; J. A.Locke,
$3.50; George Locke, $182.9l.
George Locke's bid being the
| lowest he was awarded the con-
tract.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-24
Libel on T0baCC0S

Several newspapers in the
northwest, including this one,
have been victimized by an i'm
aginary report said to have
been rendered by the pure food
commissioners to the effect that
English Curve Cut and Lucky
Strike contained forty per cent.
tobacco, the rest being common
brown paper cut fine; that Bull
Durham contained no tobacco,
being only chopped straw paper
soaked in tobacco juice, and
that Dukes Mixture was only
ten per cent tobacco.
According to the Minnesota
and North Dakota pure food
departments as we'll as in other
states, no such analysis has been
made and no report rendered.
Publication Of the absurd can
ard has already resulted in
wholesale retractions, as there
is grounds for legal action
against every newspaper that
has unwittingly given space to
the libel and particularly the
paper in which the story start
ed.
All evidence points to the con-
clusion that the story was moth
ing but a pipe dream which was
ended in a rude awakening for
several score publications that
have been mislead into giving it
space.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-24
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
Items Of interest Cleaned From The Devils Lake lne0Cean Pub.
Hshed Under Date Of Saturday, May 18th, 1885.

DR.. Davenport arrived here
Saturday from Morehead.
B. F. Brown of Minnewaukan
was in the city Monday.
Simon McCanna drove down
to Larimore Wednesday.
w. R. Pitts, sheriff elect of
McHenry county, was visiting
in the city Saturday.
L. M. Stoeser came down
from Harbor Saturday and quail
flied as constable Of that town
ship.
Mr.. McCarthy's babe was bap-
tised last Saturday at the Cath
olic services held in the central
part of the county.
Wills Morse has his new house
enclosed and his father, mother
and youngest brother arrived in
time to move with him into it.
Chas. A. Nelson and Jas. A.
Horne have been engaged most
of the week in a contest before
the land officials here over a
piece of land west of Grand Har-
Dor.
Morris Thomas of Freshwater
was in the city Saturday. He
has finished seeding and has
commenced to break 800 acres
more.
, DR.. Ruger has been appointed
to take the census of Ramsey
county. The doctor will select
two assistants ana the VIZ X will
he done up RAPIDLY.
Some of the saloon keepers
have expressed themselves favor
able to the closing of their sa-
looms on Sunday, and there
should be some official act MAX
ing the closing general.
! I'D Shiloh was arrested at
Grand Harbor IN a warrant
sworn out by l:r. SWaEston,
charging Shiloh Nth breaking
INTO his house and stealing about
SIS worth Of goods. Constable
Stoeser brought him before
Justice Cowan and he was fined
$40 and costs.
/ The following is the list OF
warrantee deeds of Ramsey
county during this week: Ed.
ward Kelly to J. W. Smith, 16C
acres, town 152, range 62, con.
sideration $500; PatrickO'Brier
to D. P. McLauren, 100 acres
town 152, range 62-63, consid.
GRAFTON $1,000; J. w. Smith tc
VIM. Bulge, 100 acres, town 15z
range 62, consideration $1,000:
il. E. Locke to Campbell &
Leach, 100 acres, town 1916
range 60, consideration $4,000
Edgar V. Barton to Dennis Bar
ton, 120 acres, town 1853, range
So, consideration $3.50; D. W
Ensign to Adolph Schmidt, south
IS feet of lots 10, II and IL
block 26, Devils Lake, consider
alton $500.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-24
Resemblance.

ut is easy to see that the baby takes
after me-" Mr.. Nupaw asserted. "He
is as bald as Lam, his eyes are brown
as are mine, he. resembles me In fea-
lures, he''- %..sz N 5.5 MT s>>=: 1t >1 II
/ 1 Also" cut in the wife as the kid set
up q howl for his, MONDAY meal, "he
goes after the bottle about as often as
you do:'' III. I'LL. s%5.. 4; !. #
NJ Mrs. Nupaw did all the talking for
| the rest Of the evening. = Bohemian
Magazine. ;2.5s= I. 40 :>3,. $3
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-24
Health Reforn,lorI.s.. Die Youn,,ls,,|. q

IA Almost without exception, remarks
/ Health Culture piaintiyely, the health
reformers have died early, probably
because most Of them have been ex-
temists, and egtremisn Is always IA
tai both to physicial and 10 mental
health.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-24
THE LOCAL field
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @meH@m@
can American Citizen. "

from Penn MONDAY, on business.
R. J. Moshen of Perth, visited
in the city Tuesday.
j. D. Crooks of Fargo, regis
tered at the Sevilla Monday.
First National Bank loans money
not only on farms, bud on good city
property, as well
N. W: Hawkinson, an eminent
merchantsOf: Rock Lake, was in
the city Tuesday.
Two nice laying residence lots,,
on corner, 80 foot frontage, for
sale at bargain. C. A. Dodge &
Co.
J. 3. Eaton, an old resident of
Devils Lake, visited in the city
last week.
Now is good time to fix that
wind mill and pump, before the
spring work commences. If you
havn't got one, see C. 0. Russell
he handles the kind that never
blows down-the Challenge.
Miss Karine Maggelson, COM
mercial teacher in the higf,
school, went to Grand Forks
Friday returning Saturday noon.
Fire, Hail and Tornado insur-
ance. The best of old line COM
panies. See Kennedy & Jones.
The O'Callaghans in IAN
American Citizen' Decoration
Day is the next great event Ito
take place in Devils Lake.
Go to the Farmers mill to get
your feed ground. Their new
feed mill has all the latest i'm
provements and will grind the
feed to suit you.
J. F. Honey, an insurance
agent from Edmore, was in the
city last week to see if we were
all insured. He also transacted
other business in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Major
were in the city last week. Mr..
Ashland is connected with the
new Ashland Coal company
which is arranging to establish
distributing house in this city.
c.. A. Launsberry, the special
agent of the government land
department, was in town Tues
day clearing up several land
deals and investigating contest
ed claims.
ftsSeveral members of the Degree
of Honor went to Fargo Monday
to attend the state convention OF
their lodge. Among the dele
gates were Mrs. A. M. Powell,
Mrs. VIM. Hurst, Mr.. and Mrs
Ole Serumgard and Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Rhuberg.
Miss Juliette Shortridge en-
tertained the senior class Of the
high school Saturday evening at
her home on Third street. The
high school teachers were in at
tendance. Games were played
and several stories were ex-
changed, after which refresh
ments were served. All con-
graduate the hostess on her
ability to entertain so we'll.
Hon. c.. A. Everhart, North
Dakota Commissioner at the
jamestown exposition, writes A.
M. Powell as follows: "Receiv-
ed your letter aud advertising
matter, including Ramsey county
farm and Devils Lake residence
views which I have hung up in
the reception room of the North
Dakota building. If all the
business men of North Dakota
were as progressive as you are
they would insist on the Cover.
nor sending down some money
and some advertising matter anc
not let me do it all. North Da
kota with it's state building or
the exposition grounds is getting
more advertising than ever be
fore without. a cent appropria
tion.'.' ..... ,-~--. =: - :. =. =.
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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-24

Don't forget that you can get
the latest sheet music at the Chi
cago Piano Company's store,
East Fourth street. Two thous-
and sheets to select from.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-02-26

The law requires that fishermen shall
make application and pay the license
tax 20 inspectors before driving a STAKE.
A. p. Kincheloe, OF Fauqu'er and
katherine Weaver. Of Waynesboro, Ia q
were married in Washington Saturday.
At annual meeting Of Chesapeake Bay
Fishermens Protective Association
held Feb. 18th. in Richmond, the follow
inc officers were elected Capt. q. T..
SGuires. President; $ X. Martin. vice
President. Geo. y. Reed, Secretsry; }. b..
Hinton. Treasurer; G.. p Squires, Geo.
n. Reed. J. B. Hinton. Jno. A. Hayuie
and J c. Fisher, Executive Committee.
Dr.JAC Chandler, chief OF the de-
partment OF history for the jamestown
Exposition, will conduct summer nor
NAL school at Jamestown Exposition
July : to August ..
Police Officer kimberlin lett Oliton
Forge Feb. II for Norfolk with a de-
serter from the Navy. The deserter was
delived, but since that time all trace ci
the officer has been lost.
There is not to be another bank at
Colonial Beach This impression was
created by the fact that the bank 81
WestmorelaDd had been granted a char
ter-Northern Neck News.
The remains OF &. ]. Dunn, Of Middle
sex who died at the Protestant Hospii al
in Norfolk, were taken Thursday to that
county for interment at Gebe Landing
Baptist church.
MIR. J. George Hiden, who was private
secretary to the late Congressman John
F. Rixey, was in town on Saturday last
II is said that Mr. Hiden is thinking 81
being a candidate to succeed Mr.. Rxey -
Culpeper Exponent.
Because W. C. Pemberton, an aged
man Of Bristol, had criticized Joseph
McCracken for alleged mistreatment oI
his wife. MeCracken sprang upon him
and cut his throat Pemberton Il very
weak from loss OF blood but will rec Jyer.
McCracken was locked up
The largest balloon in the United
States. THE America" was successfully
launched into the air from the gas works
in Washington Saturday. 1t carried The
owne-. J c Mccoy, and two others. Az
, O'Clock the balloon was caught in d
cross current and started in the direction
of Chesapeake Bay at rate OF about IL
miles an hour. but landed safely shortly
afterward not far from Washington.
The meeting Friday in Richmond OF
i the state executive committee OF the
Young Mems Christian Association O
Virginia was marked by great enthu.
siasm. DR.. Charles W. Kent, OF the Uni
versity OF Virginia, state chairman, in
troduced DR.. S &. Mitchell, OF Richmond
College The burden of DR.. MITCHELL
address was Work and Christianity
Some time ago Harold Dowell and bis
vile, Of Warrenton, separated and d.
vorce proceedings were pending. Mon.
day night she went into his store and
after some conversation shot hersel
through the left shoulder. The bal
missed the heart and inflicted a wound
from which it is thoughtshe will recover
Roth husband and wife were wei
thought of and it is thought that thei1
quarrel, having come so near a tragedy
will terminate in reconciliation.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-02-26
THE SMOOT CASE

The final settlement OF the Reed
Smoot case by the United States Sen
ate, while it may prove disappolnt-
ING to the thousands OF women who
waged waron the SenatOrfrom Utab,
vas. in our opinion, from a constitu-
6onal standpoint, a correct one, and
We believe that Senator Daniel, OF
this State, was right in voting
against the proposition to unseat
the Mormon Senator. 1t was not
proven that Smoot was himself a
polygamist and therefore a violator
OF the laws he was sworn to uphold,
and even though he may have been
and is still believer in that doctrine,
vet so long as he believes only and
does not put his belief in practice we
can see no legal reason for his expul-
sion from the Senate His belief may
be and is terribly repulsive to the
people OF this country, but the Con
stitution of the United States
nowhere provides for the expulsion
a Senator or member OF Congress
account of his views, no matter
perverted they may appear to
country at large On the other
d freedom OF religious belief, be 1t
stian, Mohammedan, Mormon or
. not, is guaranteed by the Con
Brcion itself, and while no man Is
T5erty to violate the law OF the
NJ vet he is at liberty to believe
Vt he pleases. Had the Senate es-
,ished precedent by unseating
DOT there is no telling to what ex-
1t the precedent might not here
after be extended. A majority OF
Senator's could. when they saw mt,
sxpel the choice of sovereign State
at any time that this majority be-
lieved his views and beliefs other
than orthodox. A little thought will
convince any man that while it Is
unfortunate to have Senator like
Smoot, yet his expulsion would have
been even more so.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-02-26
NARROW ESCAPE

Gil. Lewis, OF MilIers, met with Ah
accident from which he narrowly es'
CAPPED being killed He was riding ~
snirited horse which showed DISPOSE
ton to play. All of a sudden the horse
plunged. aud slipping on the snow aud
Ice fel hroadside, and one Of Mr. Lewis =
legs was caught under the animal Inc
horse recovering itself attempted TO run,
dragging Mr. Lewis, who could not
extricate his foot from the stirrup. MI.
Lewis held on to the Ieins, and pulling
the horses head arOdnd managed u
control the situation until with HE
other hand he succeeded in getting ou'
his pocket knife, opening il in som'
manner aud cutting loose the SADDLE
girth. MIR. Lewis says it was the closest
call he had experienced, except perhaps
during the war Underwater Democrat
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-02-26
BRYCE

England has been fortunate in the
selection of her ambassador TO this
country. Mr.. Bryce has splendid
record as a public servant, and has
a character above and beyond re-
proach. This appointment is espec-
tally pleasing to our Irish friends, for
Mr.. Bryce has been, as he is now, .
strong advocate for home rule Tor
Ireland. He was Mr. Gladstone :
right hand man in his effort to get
local self government for Ireland
He is distinguished author. among
the books which he wrote being The
American Commonwealth, in which
he gives evidence of full knowledge
and information about our peopl'
and government.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-02-26
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

The u. s. Civil Service Commission an.
nounces that the examinations named
below will be held 10 Richmond, Va, Oh
date nam-d
TO be he'd March % and ~, 1907
Apprentice, bookbinder, clerk (maIe), de-
Dartmental service; cOmpOsltOr, Govern
ment Printing Office; elrctrOtype tiuisher
,lectrut, d mOlder, elevator conductor
guard, /. 5. penitenuary; press feeder
pressman, railway mail CLERK, steHogra
pher, stenographer and typewriter, type
writer
TO be held on March 13-Aid, survey
assistant, Philippine; assistant inspector
of boilers, assistant inspector OF hulls
bookkeeper (male), civil engineer, clerh
(male) lsthmian canal; cOmputer, draft
man, copyist, engineer, craftsman, heat
ing and ventilating, junior architectural
engineering aid; kindergarten teacher
Indian service; matron, Indian service
physician, Indian service; surveyor, PHI
ippine; teacher, Philippine; Topographic
aid, veterinarian, Philippine.
To be held on April 17-AssistaDt ex
aminer, Patent Ofiice;bookkeeper (male }
Isthmian Canal; civil engineer, civil ell
gineor, Philippine; civil engineer, com
putor, health officer, Philippine;Ongiueer
Indian Service; farmer Indian Service
fish culturist, forest assistant, forest a.
sistant, Philippine; pharmacist, Hospita
Service; scientific assistant, teacher, In
dian Service; trained nurse, Indian Serv
ice: trained nurse, Isthmian Canal TRAINED
nurse, Philippine;veterinary inspector.
Write Civil Service Commission, Wash
ington, for Information and an applica
ton blank, indicating the kind OF exami
nation desired. The Commission urge
applicants to fle applications without
delay, but in any event not later thai
six days prior TO the date OF the exami
nation.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-02-26
COLORED entertainment
IN CAROLINE

A party was given near Guineys Sat
urday at the home OF Jeter Pendleton
by Pearl Pendeton and Others. Those
present were: Jessie Pendleton, Jeter
Pendlcton, Mary Burruss, Matilda Clarke,
the school teacher, Ollie and Climmie
Williams. Ethel and Maude Reynolds,
Philip Pendleton, Edward Reynolds,
John Reynolds. John Reynolds, Jr., Anna
Pendleton, Richard Pendleton, Toby
Monroe, Beatrice Burruss. Morris Buruss.
Supper was served at eleven-thirty. A
turkey weighing twenty-five pounds at
the foot of the table had been iattening
for six weeks. All returned to their
homes at midnight much pleased.