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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30
The ElkS Electric Erect.


The annual election OF officers OF the
local lodge of Elks was held Tuesday
evening, aud there was . larger atten-
dance than at any previous meeting OF
the fraternity. A buuch OF up county
members were present, and after the
order Of business has oeeu disposed OF
a lnnch was served with harmless beve-
RACES all of which was thoroughly en-.
joyed.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year were:
Exalted Ruler. Jos. w. Boyd; Es-
teamed Leading Knight, Dr.. w. T..
Cain; Esteemed Loya knight, Frank
Moonau; Esteemed Lec,ulng Knight;
F. A. Miller: Secretary, Chas. Brand
stetter; Treasurer, o. w. Lowell; ryer,
Go. Oxley; Trustee, George Riley;
Inuer Guard. Thos. Coppard; Esquire
c. 5. B.rkins; Representative, Samuel
Breth5ur; Alternate. J. J. MAY.
The first annual meeting of the Elks
Club association was held and the
following board of directors wa, elected:
II. 0. Walker, John Trathen, GeorGe
Riley, 7. w. Boyd, DR.. w. T. Cam,
Frank Mo nan, +. A. Miller, Chas.
Braudstetter and O. w. Lowell. a
committee vas appointed TO have plans
prepared for a s2S, club building.
1t is stated that 5. l.. Work has been
awarded to contract to tear down all
of the buildings on the old Brebes
properly and expects to start the WORK
within The next few week.
The proposed new building will prob
ably consist of a basement and two
floors, ana the building will cover the
full size of the two lots recently boueh,
by the association on the northeast corner
of Sixteenth avenue and Colorado street
The basement will contain modern
tavern, and such rooms as will be need
ed in connection. The second floor
will have library ard reading room
and lounging apartments while the
upper floor will be used as lodge and
banquet room, and it will also be utilized
for dancing. 1t is suggested that hall
dozen bedroom suites. which could b.
used bv guests Of the club be included,
but no decision has been reached. The
officers of the club ASSOCIATION will b
elected at the next meeting, and the plan
will be talked over. before 'nstruc-
tions are given to the architect.
The association proposes to issue bonds
in the demonstration Of S1S of &ICO which
will be payable within ten wears and
draw interest at the rate of 6 per cent,
The bonds will probably be all sub.
scribed for by members of the order,
both here as we'll as in Georgetown and
Sulphur Springs.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30
Hugh es-Anderson Tie-uo.

mps II. linshe-, Formerly ia / II
'pent here for the e. & S and Misc Rn,h
Arderson ,oue of the handsomes, Y, unp
girls # his city, deIarted for y nver
asst Monday If eru, on to be mani d
TIE happy event is said 10 have t,ken
place tuesday III ming and the b.ile
md proo m de- arltd Tue sdav evening on
ne Rlo Ora ur ior SAT- Lake CIty where.
tn Y viii s,tnd the houeymoou. Mr..
Hughes has copied po>ii"n as cal
IN 'nager for IL Western Union Ouray
Colo. which will be the home ol ths. C, u
pie up' IL their return. The brii, is the
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Anton Aud, r
son, OF tins city, andhss a hos, of warm
rirnds who extends 10 her ard her hus-
band Ihe very best w-shes for . happy
ro>perous III ,rrIrd ! fe.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30
Bull Pups at dstetter's

City ierk ard>;rItrr for the p+st
.,s days has be- II wearing mile that
indicates happiness l. is rot because
lection dav is coz ing and he is q caudi-
'afe but his natural gay. genial manner
naS been acentnsted nv an event III The
Brandstetter home. It was the dog stork
~h ch caused CommotiDn early LIST
Monday morning b, lenving a bunch of
bull ups a. the CITY clerks donicle Mol
B'o+d"ay heiress ror feminine men ber
# the swell set ever livlshtd d so much
IF ctien on a skv ur anv,o'her kin! of
rerrier, as tn clerk does upon the n anna
he little bull pups hey are b ne
hlooded, THESE new arrivals, and the
clerk as been beseigei by dog fanciers
Who are w,ld 10 Obtain \ great grandson
ar granddaughter Of pedigreed prize
winner. But they are not for sale and
40 monetary Inducements are sufficient
o permit of a sluplt hui pups b ing
-eparattd from its mama. They vii
e carefully raised ard when large
"uough to toddle will be hitched to-
ether tandem st, lie and accompany
thei' master On his morning cons itu.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30
So the People May Know.

NoxoN with his proclivie his spleen personal
against the present mnncp, CO ndt idaho Spr H
first spasm relates that tn i IF this
creased mills, why
been made In full knowledge t conditions aud
evident purpose m~lea Ing H., desires
board h
financial conditions the benefit OF few the
ulation For paper been
creased from four mills, but is enough that five
mills of this levied bonds
which voted for by the people and mill M the
the Carnegie library In three lines cries about the expend tune
of in bes
of the city, which had to be provided works
Improvements additional expense.
The Indebtedness of the March 81 when
the city administration ooA S59oa The
debtedness H S. 40, showing
the city debt that date SssI72 don this
the Indebtedness, the redeemed
bonds king total reduson of sS.5sr72 b,sd,s
expendng thousand dollars ce the inefficient conduit
line constructed by the proceeding administration the
alleged right
tration the which provision
The will position the present yea
o cancel all outstanding ndebty yine~S.
The also that pad illegal
$1,000 the sale of the bond of the city The
these The bonds offered for market by
semen and no bids were received In an extremity the First Nat
ion bank this purchased these bonds premium receiving
other
After admitting that the construction the bridge
the
men made that in the eyes the editor the Gazette it was m
of folly erected by the present
the criticism O. KID
quest his bosses When the location opened
than other individual time
highly gralifed at the councils decision.
The paper bors in three impression
ea thousand dollars wasted
that the
original the works system
original specifications, voted unanimously,
any, being favor of increases
asked for under the head ot
After five monthly the
of this willing and gladly
either by petition has been denied the
attention the council No petex
these different appeals have always been
and regular business of the city
avoritism in
the employment OF labor The purchasing supplies the
which the tils support
weight Today the deposit
and Miners bank and the First
and has been the desire
the older banking tutions ciys
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30
An Eventin Old Cheyenne.

tieh Nomst"ck, son ui Cou I, Cl,r rk
\. K. Cornstock vas married Wtdnes-
day morriug III Cheyenne, to NJ IS Cora
Huddl.s'on, of this clty. The ,orny
people compl plttly SUI prised their most
ultimate n,euds aud dr>r.gstded all
'aren al suggest on- IL carry ing out their
plans. They We e III to have eft This
,iy last Sunuas afletnopn having gotten
thoard the tran at the STANLEY IA.
,hd conco a'ed ih, useiv, in he baggage
car. he pl ms Of the couy l. for the
'0ture have not been announced. but
Hr G. IN ock will pr baby 1oca in
IN Wyoming where he will engryc in
business The BRIDE returne-l Thur'ay
veui < and will remain with her par
Is, NJ and Mrs VIM. Hutiieston,
f'r f. W weeks after which she will
JOIN her husb md Both of the Young
people have many friends here who wish
hem long and happy married life.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30
Truant Girls Get Caught.

Six Of the most charming and attractive
young school misses, between the ages
of IA and IS years, played "hookey
from school yesterday and were having a
hi iarious :ime on one of the main streets
when discoved by Humane Agent Dad
Cain. The latter, who is officer No.
773, with credentials, caused constern-
alton by placing the whole bunch under
arrest. The ruuaways were penitent
when they were delivered over to the
s>hoo authorities, and the latter over
looked the breach of disipline, and the
naughty girls were not even reprimand-
ed. Examinations were under way ii is
thought that the voug ladies were effect
ed with temporary brain storms" which
drove them to nearby drug store, and
to that masculine habit drink.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30
Makes Splendid wing.

Ciy Marsl al O'Rourke has filed hi
'nnnal rerort with he city clerk which
-hows good volume Of busin, ss in the
-'reet commissioner and city matshars
flee for the past municipal wear. The
report shows an IL crease of ten per cent.
IN the collections of the Office, sum,nar.
'zed as foliowes: Deg tax collected in
cash and labor on 78 dogs, total S2,2,so
Number Of CANNES ex'erminated, al;
street tax collected IN cash and labor
40. total fI,7oo; Police court fines,
sIss SO: License fines collected S3,s:
'otal from all sources, fI,SSI. During
he wear to'al Of II arr-s's were ma ie
On the following Causes: Exposure I, vic.
ious dog I, dtupks S, drunk and disor-
terlv ) disturbance a., murder 2, assault
to murder I, thief. cruelty to animals 7,
assault I. vsgrarcv 3, selling TO minors
2, resis'erce 7. selling liquor without
license !, embe zzelment I, maintaining a
nusiance 2, total ".
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

Last Saturday evening Evangeline
lodge No. II6. Rebecca degree, I.O.O.F.
was organized in this city with 81 char.
ter members. Mrs. Emma NJ. Wads-
worth, Of Grand Junction, Colo, state
president; Mrs. f. v. Beggs. of Denver,
secretary of the assembly, and Miss Lille
l.. Lamont, of Denver, past grand, were
present to assist IN the organization.
The degree team of the Georgetown lodge
carried out the work and the following
officers were elected and installed: Mrs.
T. L. Rodda. past grand; Mrs. Ellen Ter
rill, noble grand; Mrs. Lula, Wilkinson,
vice grand; Miss Gladys Oliver, secretary;
Mrs. Margaret Robins. treasurer: Mrs.
R. E. Wood. right support. and Mrs.
Chas. Keast. left support to noble grand;
Mrs. NJ. v. Riches. right support; Mrs.
c. Shoemaker. left support to vice-guard;
Mrs. Lewis Oliver. inside guard and Sid
ney Cruise, outside guard. After the Ger
emonies lunch was served and . merry
time was enjoyed.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

The local aerie of Eagles has issued
several hundred invitations to a smoke
which " II be given in Elks hall next
Monday night. The date is the first
anniversary Of the organization Of the
fraternity in this city, and the blowout
will be graced by the presence of DR..
w. H. Sharpley of Denver. and the
Grand Worthy President Of the order.
Preparations are being made for an
ELABORATE entertainment and the Eagles
guarantee to show their friends . good
time.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

Allen 6. Ch.nieila,r, for some yea
past assistant manager and chemist O.
the Chamberlain Dillingham; Ore SAN
ping works, has .everd his connectio
W h the plant and accompanied BY h ,
wife left Thar day for Fairhur,
Nebraska. where he will engage in tn.
banking busin' IS. The household good
were shipped the first of the week
Du-Ipg their residence in this city Mr..
and Mrs (hsmberlaIu have made man,
friends. the couple having taken part N
every social fuac,ion While there ar
many expressions of regret over hi
departure they have the universal goot
wishes for their future health and vel
fare in their new location.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

DR.. A. w. Miller. for several year
pas, compounder at the Elliott pharmacy
uepar,.d Monday afternoon for Canane
Mexico where he has accepted a iu,ra
tive position with the mercantile depart
ment Of the company store of the Canap
ea Copper company. Mrs. Miller "ill
r. M .in IN this city and Denver. for {
time, until the doctor is satisfied an,
settled in his new location. During his
stay IN this city D.. Miller made man
friends, who will learn with his regret
his change in locasion, anil who wisl
him success in his new fields.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

". ]. Breckie. superintendent OF th.
fish hatchery at Steambo at Springs All
a pr, mluen politician Of Rout COUNT ,
accompanied b, Nc Wilson, edit"r Ct
Tue gr, at Grand ounty AdVocale, were
IN the city Tuesda, on a visit with
{ tngressman III ~ OFT.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30
High School Day at the University.

The annual High School Day of the
May nth. Upon the evening of May 10
the Interscholastic Oratorical and Liter
ary Contest will occur and on the follow
ing day the Interscholastic Track and
Field Meet will take place upon the
University athletic grounds.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

Among the documents recorded wit
the county cleIk Yesterday WAS specia
arranty de ed from Lucy NJ Healey al d
Afr d II Anderson, executors OF tn
will If Benz amin Is. Healy. deceased, e
Alllam II. Bush conveying lots l to IL.
block 10 the Yves = lot ani lots t" Il
IN block II, Idaho Springs for con
Slderat,on of - 900 A transcript of ,h,
will and probate from King count,
w, sh,ngton, and a rtlea>e of trust deed
were also fled in coun, ction wlth II t
transfer.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

{. BIooui, The well known , Nieenti
street manufacturing jeNeler, of Dsnv.i,
.as III camp the FIRST OF the wtsk, and l.
company with MANAGER karpelss, Of tn
Gardisan mine, insp, cted tn"t prop
cIty.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

Mrs. H. +. Machol and son are spend
ing the week in Denver, guests of Mrs
Herm an karpeles.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

Al alarm ct ure ~as turned IN at 8
o'cluck tins morning, tue c u,r be- d
ii zr starred from the gasoline stow
used under the coffee urn III The Me =
..oiiIan restaurant. The flames were ex
lupulshed before The arrival of the hos
cat. he damage will amount to abou
SOD.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

J. J. Sherwin and ". L. Bush were
passengers on Monday mornings train
for capital city.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

V. |. Noxon went to Denver Thursday
afternoon to attend the Patterson dem
ocratic love-feast banquet.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

DR.. G.. W. McClanrahan made pro
'essioual visit to Denver by way of the
Thursday morning FLYER.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

Jas. Cousins, of the Crazy Girl mine,
went to Denver Wednesday afternoon on
brief business visit.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30
transfer.
=Ha===sHs

The fixtures used IN the basement Of
the Clear Creek and G1lp,n Trust con.
pany's bank were yesterday remove
from the bas. mtnt to the upstairs qu J.
ters. The arrangen ents OF The hxtur 5
Will be temporary until the hardsnn t
new r,i,ions and ratings which hsv
will take three months to finish the or.
der a, H. facrr but in the meap tim
he new bank will be doing business oil
the level.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

President Z. l.. Reseunit,er, of the
Clear Greek and Gilpin Trust company
was among those who got aboard the
Thursday ing train for Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

A d Buliis nd we, we're pa>sep
sr- on he hursd,s aiternoon tram f1r
the Ill -uopoh
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

Col. |. NJ. III. NI.u, the veteran mi!
n. h, de parted tuesday no1iins toi
HlIsuoro, \ Nj ~ttre he Viii super
.l,e the erection of a reduction plant.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

A. E Ssrauh and T.. l.. 5 wage hiked
for Denver Thursday morning to LOOK
over the horse market
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

{. l.. Plummer was called to Denver
Monday morning on business.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

Ex, President (. 5 Birkins of the
chamber Of commerce, was calling on
the lumber merchants in the metropolis
between trains Thursday.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

w f. Renshaw, of the Gem mines
made a business visit to the state metrop
oils the first Of he week
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

J. A Gi mout, the. lnil Imam, went to
Denver lhnl SHAY al ernoan on a bust
ft-~ u l,slpu.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

G.. f. McKim, of the Gem CONSOLIDATE
ed Mines company, was in Denver the
first of the week on brief visit with
his folks
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

+. c, Baker. of Golden, came up
the fore part of the week to absorb
some first class ozone and look after his
| interests here
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

Guy {. Stun m ass SAINT general mana
ger ot tue Gem Z, nsondatsd Mine
,ornran>, W 5 III beaver on COMPANY
business ", W,drc,doN End | thursday.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

[ uyIessman H,g. OFT MS called TO
Denver Thursday morning on important
ivpsi business
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

Mrs. May Doyle, wife of Thomas l..
NJ. DOYLE formerly of Dumon,, died in
Denver last Sunday after an illness of
but few hours. Thomas l. NJ. DOYLE
Santa Fe ayerue Denver
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

David Ellis returned thursday morn
where he went to consult with the direc-
tors of the Pi,tsburg Consolidated com
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

NJ - Ellen y * tt spent several If =
.u ID .nvrr III. l,t'r mt nf tue W. X
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

Mrs. ]. ID. Williamson. and Mrs
sam Brethour were passengers on the
Thursday morning train for the me-
topolis
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

Mss Glad> kudua came ut from
ID aver III, inst o. he week 10 spei'
,acauoA w,e4 win ner parents.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

Mrs. F l.. CoilIm VIII entertain the
Discussion club on Monday evening
Apr. l.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

F +. Augove OF II ttrst National
Dank, went To the metro CHS Via thr
, II, sday morning train
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

Tomorrow morning in the Presbyter-
ian church Mrs Robinson will sing
The Holy City" In the evening Ms.
Burns will sing Il Know that My Re
deemer Liveth"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

Miss lula " orth .f Denver, "as here
t hr,t Of the week on "A ststt VIA neI
,ro Ii /, + >. Wu Ii f Tie nlgh school
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

l,N plmmnu, ii ntt. IL. man depar
cd / r Dehvtr Tues ht mothihS on a
business nea uirni.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

MIS- Anoltw Au,lel >oH It tuned I,
Denver Iuur- day morning alter con
pie ui DAYS N.sIl wlth her husband
acre
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

One of the most ENJOYABLE social
ment given Wednesday evening by
the Red Men and Degree of Pocahon
tas. The latter organic alton and the
Red Men fully sustained their reputa-
ton for hospitality. A talking machine
was kept in operation by Rule Horn
when others were run down or needed
oiling. Vocal and instrumental music
refreshments, cards and dancing kept
the crowd busy un til a late hour, when
everyone went home happy.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

Adoltu Ne .on, tu.- A.aishal! Field al
Idaho Sptnps, went 10 Denver VIA 'h'
Thursday m"ruinS tam.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

The Ave cent novels of fiction, de
picting the wild and wooey west filled
with daring red-devils, buffslo's stage
robbers and cowboys, were the cause OF
an expedition starting out from this city
last Tuesday. The part, consisted of
Raymond Houser, age Ia years, and
Frank Thorne, I3 years old, and a dog
and valise. The expedition
travelled as far as Golden on foot, but.
it ended disasterously when Sheriff
Whipple captured the would be outlaws
Raymond came back Thursday and
Frank struggled home yesterday, aud
both are strangely silent over their ex.
perience. The next time they start
out they will not 60 in the direction
the State Industrial school
The students Of the high school on
last Saturday evening gave Goldsmith s
play. She Stoops to Conquer" At the
opera house. The hall was comfortably
filed and altogether the performance was
a creditable one. For a production by
home talent the stage settings and
scenic effects were of . superior cbarsc-
ster, and beyond the inevitable wait
between acts the program was carried
through in pleasing manner. Doug
las KILN, John Sherwin. Russell Tan
ner, Paul Roberts, Bob McClelland,
Lewis Roberts and Frank Reddipg,
portrayed the leading male characters,
while Misses Nora Egan, Gretchen Lyon
Una Ball, and Heather Hill did splen
didly. The latter was the recipient OF
of a bunch of pink carnations in the
last act.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

Mrs. Evan X vtits MS a passenSei
on The lutsda. III, Ii.ns tram tor th'
pig City.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-03-30

c. l.. Plummer was called to Denver
Monday morning on business.
J. J. Sherwin and ". L. Bush were
passengers on Monday mornings train
for capital city
Mrs. H. +. Machol and son are spend
ing the week in Denver, guests of Mrs.
Herm an karpeles.
Jas, Cousins. of the Crazy Girl mine
went to Denver Wednesday afternoon on
a brief business visit.
V. l. Noxon went to Denver Thursday
afternoon to attend the Patterson dem
ocratic love-feast banquet.
DR.. G.. w. McClsnrahan made pro
'essioual visit to Denver by way of the
Thursday II corning flyer.
A. E Ssraub and E. l.. S wage hiked
for Denver Thursday morning to look
over the horse market
w. f. Renshaw, of the Gem mines,
made business visit to the state metrop,
oils the first Of he week
Mrs. ]. ID. Williamson. and Mrs
sam Brethour were passengers on the
Thursday morning train for the me-
topolis
G.. f. Mckim, of the Gem CONSOLIDATE
ed Mines company. was in Denver the
first of the week on brief visit with
his folks.
+. c. Baker. of Golden, came up
the fore Part of the week to absorb
some first class ozone and look after his
interests here.
Ex President (. 5 B,rsins of the
chamber of commerce, was calling on
the lumber merchants in the metropolis
between trains THURSDAY.
President f. l.. Resennit,er, of the
Clear Creek and Gilpin Trust company
was among those who got aboard the
Thursday morn ing train for Denver.
David Ellis returned thursday morn
ing from an extended visit in the east
where he went to consult with the direc-
tors of the Pi,tsburg Consolidated com
pany.
Tomorrow morning in the Presbyter.
ian church Mrs. Robinson will sing
The Holy City" In the evening Ms.
Burns will sing Il Know that My Re
deemer Liveth."
Mrs. May Doyle, wife of Thomas l.
NJ. DOYLE formerly of Dumon,, died in
Denver last Sunday after an illness OF
but few hours. Thomas l. NJ. DOYLE
is in business with his father at 900
Santa Fe averue Denver.
The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1907-02-21
From Southwest Beat.

Our people are preparing to
commence another crop, but are
moving OFT rather slow.
Il The last hog killing has been
successful, the cold weather COM
ing in time to cure the meat; the
first was greatly damaged, and
some was lost.
s. 0. johnson has bought out
James Darnall-the Bob Har-
rington place, and he will move
there soon.
Mrs. Mary Hollis, of Edwards,
is visiting the family of her father,
DR.. j. u. Wood. She expects to
leave soon for Dallas, Tex, where
they will make their future home.
w. w. Clay has his new resi-
dence about completed, and will
move into it soon.
| Mrs. w. W. Clay is on the sick
list this week.
G. B. and II. G. Tinsley, of
Ponta, visited their sister, Mrs.
Martha Oden, OF Hattiesburg, last
week. They had a family re.
union-the only three survivors
of the old family, she, being 76,
G. B. IA and FL. q. II years old.
Mrs. Oden returned home with
her brothers., and expects to re
main a month or more. They
report having a nice trip, and
finding the piney woods section
on a boom.
Miss Annie Eaks, of Herbert.
was married to Mr.. Farris, from
Purvis, a short while ago. We
learn they r going to remain
at her fathers.
Tom Clark and Miss Mira Grit
fan were married last Sunday, st
the brides home.
DR.. Jack Brown, OF Shucktown,
and Miss Terry, of Fit. Stephens,
were married last week.
Sturgeon Clay, OF Toles, drove
over ihehis buggy to Luke War
ren's, Monday morning, got Miss
Bertha, and they drove to Lin
wood Church and were married
by Squire Harbour, and returned
to MIR. Clay's. They will reside
where S. O. johnson did last year.
Quite a number Of our, people
went to Meridian this week. u
Best wishes to THE HERALD
and its readers. PETE.
-FEr g. . q