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Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
foa elaLs ra tEsKs.
Simple and Pretty Things That Are
lnexpensive


The list of sachets is long one
and each year seems to find something
quite new in design. There are the
big, heart-shaped ones, made Of fine
linen, or lawn, with a spray or mon
ogram embroidered in the center and
bow of pink Or blue ribbon at tho
curve. These may he bound all around
with ribbon or scanned on the wrong
side, then filed with scented batting
and finished by blind hemming the re
naming edges together. They are
lovely for corsage sachets.
Pincushions fashioned like a baby's
basket are new and odd. The cushion
proper is set into one of the small.
oblong baskets noted, and there is Il
cover with little embroidery over 1t;
all around is frill of silk or ribbon
or point d'esprit, that can be removed
and washed.
Fancy aprons are simply made Of
fine, sheer organdie in blue or pink on
creamy ground. The bottom is turned
up quarter of'a yard and divided into
three rows of pockets by herring bon.
ing in silk to match. The fullness is
shirred into a frill at the waist and
the strings are of one and one-half
inch satin ribbon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
GETTING RECRUITS
BIG FORCE OF NEW SOLDIERS
NEEDED EACH YEAR.
The Largest Recruiting Station Of
West, That Located at jefferson
Barracks, Missouri.

The stuff out of which soldiers are
made is picked up in the rough, crude
state at the rate of about 10000 head
per year, and under the jealous hands
OF the drill master 1t soon becomes the
trained soldier to do the nations bid
ding and defend her interests wherever
they may lie. All recruits for our
army are assembled. enlisted, drilled
and instructed at one of three depots:
David's Island, New York; Columbus
barracks, Ohio, and Jefferson barracks,
MO. JEFFERSON barracks draws its re-
cruits from recruiting stations scat
tered through the west and south
They come from all classes, profess
sions and callings which go to make
up the great American nation.
The first place to which the recruit
is introduced is the receiving barracks.
Next in order is an exhaustive bath,
taken under the supervision of ser
geant, who will advise the use of
plenty of soap and water, as a gener-
GUS government pays for it all.
After the bath the recruit goes
across the hall to an examining room,
where the surgeon and recruiting Off.
Ger puts him through a thorough ply
sical examination. A great majority
of men who apply for enlistment are
rejected physically. On account of the
thoroughness of this examination We
are believed to have as fine body of
men physically In our army as in any
other in the world. After having his
examination, the recruit is duly en-
listed, has the articles of war read to
him and is then solemnly sworn into
the service of the United States, and
has short lecture delivered to him
by the recruiting officer on the crime
folly and idiocy of desertion. He is
then given a uniform and sufficient
quantity of, underclothing, shoes and
other necessities to fully equip him for
his stay at the recruit depot.
The depot commander, Col. Evans,
has made every effort toward instilling
in the mind of the recruit while at the
depot the primary essentials of a
soldier-cleanliness, manliness, i'm
plicit obedience to his superiors and a
soldierly carriage, and department, and
his sole idea has been to send to the
post to which the recruit may go
young American soldier who has re-
spect for his uniform, a pride in his
profession, man of whom his future
officers may be proud.
The recruit depot at Jefferson bar
racks was organized on August 10.
1906, in compliance with an act of
congress appointed June 12, 1906,
and comprises six recruit companies.
numbered IA, Is, 16, II. IS. and
1g. The first, second, third, fourth.
fifth and sixth recruit companies are
stationed ct Fort Soclum. N. Y; the
seveaEa. eiSnth. ninth. tenth. eleventh
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
Removlna Paper from Pans.

To remove the paper which has
lined the cake pan after it is baked is
a work requiring skill. Turn the cake
from the tin on a sieve, and when 1t
has partly cooled turn the cake bot
tom upward and brush the paper with
chilled water, until it is thoroughly
damp. when the paper will easily peel
off. When paper is not used and you
wish to prevent the cake from stick
ing to the pan, grease 1t well and
dredge it with -four that has been
thoroughly dried. Be sure to shake
out all extra -four before putting the
cake mixture in.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
Convenient Bath Mat.

For the boarder or traveller, who
cannot always command a bath-tub
for the cold plunge every morning. a
quick cold sponge is necessary sub
stitute.
Here is a contrivance for avoiding
the wetting of carpets and rugs that
is quite as useful as the expensive
rubber bath mats.
Secure a yard and half of wide
table oilcloth and enough large-sized
rope to go around the square. Fold
the edge of the oilcloth over the rope
and sew it firmly all around to form
a waterproof mat. with raised edge
that will catch all drippings. and that
may be rolled up when not in use.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
PUBLIC SERVICE TINE TABLE.

EnecuVe Jan. %, 1909.
Cars leave Railway Juncfios, for 2ah.
way Reformatory every 30 minutes from
10 am. until II 40 pm.
Cars leave Railway junction for Wood.
bridge Greek every .lour from .1e am
until II Nv pm. connecting with New
brunswick cars 10 after the hour. Q 10 p
m from hanway Junction last car that
makes connectlorr for New Brunswick
Cars leaving New Brunswick at s :A5
am. and every hour until S:l5 r.m- CON
meet with car for Sewaren, Woodbridge
Cars leaving Perth Amboy ferry at s :57
am. and every hour until 57 pm. ther
10 :42 pm and u :42 pm. connect for Sc
Waren- Wooopridge Railway and West
neld
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
NOTICE.

:, Notice Is hereby given that the under
3sgnea Intends making application to the
st.aard 1sSuard OF Excise Commissioners Of the
10y o. Perth Amboy at their next meet
ans' ior a license to keep n saloon, with
the privilege of selling malt and spirit
uous liquors in the City of Perth Am
bS,SS,. b1S, hnd tn the house owned by
o.54 2 o oew AI,Fx rrTROCZHA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15
Potato Puns.

Mash four potatoes, thoroughly beat
in one egg yolk, pepper, one teaspoon
chopped parsley, few drops onion juice
and grating Of nutmeg, then add
white beaten stiff and 1ls teaspoons
af cream. Drop by spoonful into smok-
ing hot deep fat. They will swell and
look like fritters. Drain on paper and
serve on napkin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-15

Ileut. Col. n. n. EVANS commanding
Jefferson Barracks Recruit Depot.
twelfth and thirteenth companies are
at Columbus barracks, Ohio.
These three depots organized under
the provisions of the act of congress,
under the supervision of the secre-
tary of war, were hecessitated by the
exigencies of the service, and in future
will be maintained as schools of in
struction for embryonic soldiers. The
military secretary of the army is virtu-
ally the commanding officer of this
regiment of 10 recruit companies con.
sisting of the three battalions, and all
correspondence and orders relating to
members of these companies go to him
direct.
A new feature in connection with
the enlistment of recruits for military
service is the complete identification
record prepared under the supervis-
ion of officers trained for the purpose
at the three depots. which includes
bust picture of the recruit, with his
signature on cardboard, shown on the
breast in each photo, besides a figure
card showing all marks on the body of
the recruit and his thumb impressions.
At the depot at Jefferson barracks.
Surgeon James D. Fife, medical de-
partment, assisted by Corp. Arthur o.
Butler, signal corps. and trained mem
bers of the hospital corps. prepare this
identification record, which is for
warded direct to the surgeon general
of the army at Washington for future
reference and Identification With this
system In vogue it will be an utter
impossibillty for soldier to be re-
enlisted in the service after having
been discharged dishonorably or on
surgeon certificate of disability, except
by the authority of the secretary of
war and win prevent the former prac.
tice Of fraud upon the government.
II you are among the ONE hundred
= ssle essts ests WHO eSpFND THE
GREATEST AMOuNTY OF TIME IN
READING AND ANSWERING
WANT ADS, you area among the one
hundred people who Il have the BEST
PROSPECTS Of "getll ing rich"
The Delta independent., 1907-01-04
Serious Accident at H0tchkiss.
(North Fork Timcs.)

The first of the week R. A. Allen was
dismounting from horse when his foot
caught in the stirrup. The horse ran
dragging the unfortunate man for some
distance. His shoe being torn in two
allowed him to drop to the ground.
When the physician was summoned it
was found that the skull was fractured
and in all probability three ribs broken.
At this time he is resting easily and has
a very good chance for recovery. 1t
was very bad accident and will leave
effects for the remainder of Mr.. Allen S
life. The many friends of this estim-
able family unite in hoping that speedy
recovery will ensue.
The clerks of the Stockham Bros.
store presented Will Stockham with a
handsome twenty dollar suit case as a
Christmas present. Mr.. Stockham is
very proud of his present and says that
he has the best set of clerks in the state
but that he is afraid one of the ladies
will get married soon.
Last Monday Mrs. Dr. Woodward had
the misfortune 10 swallow carpet tack.
1t lodged in her throat and for time
she almost choke to death. However,
it was dislodged and she has been under
medical care since.
The Delta independent., 1907-01-04
Denver Market Letter.

DENVER UNION STOCK YARDS, Dec. 81.
Owing to the fact that last week was
holiday week receipts of cattle were
extremely light at all points. Demand
on this market was very good-in fact
rather better than was expected and
prices advanced 10 to 25c. Beef stuff
was especially wanted but few steers on
hand. Several punches of ch oice pulp
fed cows from northern Color ado sold
at SO. .25 to s3.55 and fancy Wyoming
grass cows brought So 65 to $3.50. Fair
to good killing cows sold at $3.50 to
50. 25 and medium to common from $3.50
all the way down to $l.75. Very few
feeders and stockers arrived. Country
buyers were scarce but dealers ha d a
place for all desirable steers offered
and could have used more. Good steers
advanced 10 to 2Oc. and even the com
mon kinds sold to better advantage. al
though the advance was not so large.
To-day's receipts light. Demand good
and prices steady to strong. Choice
northern Colorado pulp-fed steers sold
at "a. 40 to $500 and cows at $500 to
So. SO. The local market is in fine shape
and dealers look for a good inquiry for
all desirable cattle this week
Preparations are going forward rap
idly for the big stock show to be held
here next month and this years exhibi-
ton promises to be many times larger
than that of last year, both in number
and quality of exhibits. Eastern feed
er buyers and packers will be here in
large numbers tn compete with local
buyers for the stuff here at that time
and stockmen thruout the west recog-
nlze this to be good time to ship.
Experience of last year proves that
there will be a strong demand for every
thing and present indications are that
large number of cattle will be here
for market that will not be entered in
the show. Dates for the show have
been changed by the Executive Com
mittee. Instead of beginning on Janu-
ary oath as previously announced. the
exhibition will start on Monday Janu.
ary 21st and close Saturday the Goth.
w. N. FULTON.
The Delta independent., 1907-01-04

Odds and ends of china at cost. Por-
The Delta independent., 1907-01-04
Coal Notice.

Coalby coal has been advan ced to
81. .75 at the mine. Miners are wanted.
A. WATSON, Mgr.
The Delta independent., 1907-01-04
Real Estate Sales.

Castle & Travis sold the j. C. Nickel
ranch. consisting of 80 acres and located
one and quarter miles north of Cory,
to r. p. Cartwright. of Denver, for
Sc, 500 There is 20 acres of young or
chard.
Mrs. M. T.. Robinson, as agent, has
sold Jake Lemaster's ten acre ranch at
Cory to Mr.. White, of Telluride, the
consideration being $l,10O. The new
owner buys it as a home for his parents.
Mrs. Robinson also sold to Stella Bur-
CESS ID acres lying between Cory and
Eckert. The place was owned by Mary
T. Comstock of Silver City, New Mexi-
co.
Odds and ends of china at cost. Por-
ter & Obert.
The Delta independent., 1907-01-04
Drill, Ye Terriers, Drill.

When now the editor would go
To distan, city. to and fro.
He walksl
All. happy days. when near and fat
He Travelled in a cushioned car
In sta,cI
He signed his name with easy pride
And scurricd o'cr the countryside
Al will!
But now All, sad the truthful tale
Thru mud and slush and roaring gale.
He walksl
The folks al home looked on in awe
When forth his mileage he would draw.
And smicI
They wished they owned paper. too.
That they might ride the country through
Scott free!
They listened to the tales he told
OF city life and travels bold
And wished
That they might go and sec the sights
The tiger and electric lights
He sawl
But now they pass him with smile;
He has to pay to ride a mile
Or walk
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24
We would
consider it.
A pleasure

Just to have you call. The fact
III you may need nothing in
our line just now would in no
way detract from the interest we
would take in showing.you a.:
whatever you would like to see
There is a carefully boughtstock
here. No gaps have beer. per.
~ mitted to remain in it. 1t has
been kept replenished by fire.
quent buying. 1t contains only
that of which fashion approves
1t has received our every day
watchfulness and attentions
shat we are sure that you could
spend an interesting half hour
here just seeing things,
r. -
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24
School Notice.

The superintendent of the city
schools will be in his office at the
Third Ward building from two
till four O'Clock each day during
the holiday vacation. Parents
wishing to see him in regard to
their children and children that
are not in school now and that
wish to enter school after the holi-
days can see him at these hours.
School will open Jan. 6 .l.~7..
- Very rcspectly,
EImerE. Tyner, Snp't. e
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24
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ERAIkROAD GOSSIP I

D. s. McUlcllaHd, chief dispatch
CT A. B. y A4t.,s.NHilly tspenl this
week with his family in Florida.
Engineers Pihkston aoa Whccl-
er came in Saturday night with
the wrdcaler, which they had been
using out on the Atlanta division
of the A. b. Il A. l. j - Up
ConductOg33Gi4eg, Of sttanl. Shovel
No. 1, is at homo for the holidays.
The crew has been out In tho '3rd
Division filing in thatlong .trestle-
= On Sunday Train Auditor HlIend ]
esolfl's / nine5 ycar Gid 3d:ltghtcf,'
Marguerite, ip hurrying dow"
stairs at the JcssaminesRugh hcl
foot in the carpet aAas fell the
whole length oE#!sat s if. 4ls1sllYl,'
fraictaFihg her coIiafabof aREdl!
sustaining slight iisSs on hlIe f.f3
head. This accids5it NM, cause=; .I1
few days delay I'll Tie contemplate;
ed trip of Mrs. Henderson and
children tln CarbliAe:s1 4
=
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out

lIuhCs
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out
Misses Eyie and Epsic Campbell
are spending the Xmas Holidays
with their sister, Mrs. DR.. q. j.
FDorminy.
Pull for fitzgerald or Pull Out.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Dickson and
son.. Master Maxwell, will spend
the holidays with relatives in
Dawson. -
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out
The weather drowned the
Knights Tempfar, program lf0ir Sun
day evening: It Fained torrents.
1.-The whole evening and the services
at the Central Christiangschurch
were abandoned. ....#iil 7 |5f:I:iiF
Get Busy at sonsthina Usdtutil#
II Ei i.:g l9Is triet No.51587 reg
lis tesea voterS62;ii.::s 3 3..#ss..-
Eales cast=g73. .s, ..g 3ss
I3ii,s INsof bonds;68e. s'4'77'S'.5llla+5
EH# Against bonds 4.
Bowen's Mill DISTRICT 40 | 1873
registered voters I23. ~ =
a.s Votes. cast 1S.# E . sss . 3G rl
' + For.Bonds S.3ti '3 ''@f f''
Against bonds mons.
% Ashton District No 1869 regist-I
cred voters So ''-''' ''.' ''' ..;q
Votes cast p, .....-s ., ar.
For bonds 49,. d Z. .aH /!
Against bonds 2. e>4a@ /.
Vaughns District No. 1868 reg
istered voters A., a;-. "'s.' :.
Votes cast 4. -l...:.s....:... ....::,:'.';:;
For bonds 4.~..,y >. ~.-i -::
Against bonds none.
Williamson'sr Mill district No.
I'LL registered voters So I Il =
Votes cast 21.@..+ sa5 'r-
For bonds g.. .... :.a,j. +"
Against bonds 10. .'- '.""
Dickson's Mill District No. 1872
registered voters ia.
ii; Votes cast Is. +* 49, ....,
For bonds IL. .......,....5 ~.
=" Against bonds 2...uE .5s .a*4<I
Total number Of votes registered
LAO, Total number of votes cast
1852. .....5s A.. -@i,-t i..iig.'% *
For bonds 725. u ':... ~. .'.'.
Against bonds q. There not
being tit: '' requisite number of
votes cast in favor Of bonds. ].
hereby declare the. election for
bonds lost: :>... ">.;' 80 1
q: Get Busy at Something Useful.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.

q
mfr. FiunicaI has returned from
the north where he spent the sum
mer. ..+y
geavf''3 Get Busy 1t Something Useful. ~
as,Gohductofs Morris. Is IS surpstitalI;;
tihgGonduccat66r Goldwire for a few
fssSs3 t'r1- ;i:gsssi'*,e%.'f.. '':'%' 4s.;.:''~'
Get Busy 1T tr Something thing Useful 'e''''
q Good Feather pillows for sale,
4o4 tSeu tn Main Street. = Cheap
while .they4last..sii;if ''j: ';155:tf@'
islG ,.Ruu for Fitzaerald or Pull Out, ~ &''5E
miss Maynaie Stilley: is home
from seheol:in. Flofida, to spend
the holidays. .-rssTssT ;s''' A.::'.:'''ifiii'i
..s-,e Bull for Fitgsesalk or pull. Out ":.'j ~
"A few, one horse; and two'horsc
White Hickory Wagons for sale
ata bargain prices, See C..2S. Isler
st the Phenix ~ rehouse. l12r z
, Get Busy at , Something s:l Useful !s'l -.
Miss. Kate Harden entertained
the. Miriams at .sher. home, Thurs
day afternoon, ..s4 rrcit TGl}.>}:F : u
.,.y<s Get Busy At Something UisfuA's 'tiE II
Thee National Barber Shop.
FirstaClass in,1 every particular.
BATHS: Empire Building, Central
avanue.ti Owen Bros..prop. >"t'44tf
49,. s::Get Busy at Something usefu'.' i''* '''-
;,ALissl Emma Cowell entertained
the, Alphas TangTheta land Owls on
SHndayeafternoon.: ;''''
:; ,s::F Pun t6F Fitzgerald or Pun Out. -.
IT. McDonald and Mr.. Hewitt,
ofocilIa,, were guests Of the C9welll
fafai1y on Sunday. 49,. ... -.,..r 80.
1'>f Gel. Busy at Something Useful: .......
Mr.. shanenbcrget, awho, i q s
been coDfined' to his room fur a
few days is improving. -. T.,f,
81. AfdGi for Fitzgerald III u Pun Out, =
IittlesBerhi6e Coleman, Of Ocil
la, stopped over ooiu1s heft Fl Way 70
Dougtas'bh Saturday ~ w..
;ai' ees-Bdss 1t Something Useful = : =
.'rhe'Misses May aid Sadie : o,VI
ers, and's Alma Smith, Of Wray
We're Fitzgerald visitors oh satur
day. 4s: essfstis !'isss RI
f.l1en Gel Busy at Something Useful.
Mrs, G. Launier, who spent thu
sum- eros$4d, arrived HON
I, 4 Washington coeeing from til
Foposed to go over ans = ..
aesans e Trenton csrsEle eye Ssalf
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24


Most of the Sunday Schools vii
have Xmas trees On Tuesday night
It'll for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
d The First NJ. E. cli liIiHE pre-
Barring a cantata fo1F#sI h riSbmat
ye. s s:!;a:...::;.s;; 7HiHiii Ei
f Get Busy at Something i
Mr.. and Mrs. J. EE Graham sa
took thir departure ddsalfkelaaApa-
lachecoll, Fla, for visit.
Full for Fitzgerald or Pull Out
= The IT,. Bs Church will ..sa 4, il l.;:
Christmas i Snip Tonight with "a
new Santa Claus On b2ard,
80 Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
New paint and wall paper has
worked noticeable change in the
appearances of Tie 'selby Cafe.
rtt,..G ii.;;:f:;j:l -
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Ont.
7@' Miss Maize Mclaughlin, =. q. Of
Th6m5ast,ille, win spend Xmas KIN as
week with Miss Irene Wooten.
'I''ft PUN Pun fer Fitzgerald or Pun Out -.
Herbert Johnson has purchased
tie remainder Of the Hirsc('ht b
stock Of drygoods in. the Greer p
Block. It ,...+.....s .:i..r f..
T'.'''' Get Busy at Something Useful. -. Is.
Engineer .Mortin took his depar7
ture today; for ;oor WsycrQss where he
viii spend Christmas; with his
family. -. 5ur.i 90 s:i.# f.9I*-
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out. 81 .,.r'l
The Bealll. Grocery Company
have opened in their new room in
the Garbutt Ware building on
Central avenue. y. r:ata:.'e'n:sr
|. Full for Fitzgerald Or Full Out. .a'i'i4
The Brown Brothers, whO4bought
the Fem stock of drygoods, have
moved their other; stock to the
building formerly occupied by the
Fem Brothers. @...a; i....'''.-' -. i. =,
/. :. Get Busy at Something Useful. -: ''
Mr.. r. V. Bowen has been con
fined to home. for several days an6
his friends are worried about hi;
condition. .He.is suffering from
new trouble and is still annoyed
by the eczema. His familiar face
would be welcome on the streets
again. ~... ......... s........
y ! = Get Busy at Something Useful
Through the. efforts Of: w. A
Keeney, Rural. Route carrier, the
Frank school will be presented
with a Aag sometime, next week
possibly the last day in the vs. year
THE school has large school build
| ing to which has lately been adde(
1.-TWO wings: Miss Leila. Storey is
| the com petent teacher who has il
charge fifty;f four pupils Their
Twill be a tnnm5e5r Of persons g
from here,en Fhataoeeds iorE 94As'
cahgo III the I2.2s Fitzgerald I
1 BroSton trsaf66l Returning at {
Icleea.;ssthuft e
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24

The Third Natioia Bank has unusually strong Board ofccs
toladd OVER onhdNdte Stockholders. 1t wants thousa
poos the mapspng M policy, above everything ee I
ety fof he deposid strong bank and saan
aIt The pop4 all the time Deposits will
ceivcf III This bank suect check will be pal
the Savings daqf5 Your separation will make this
the strong this may be small % II
,hqps the bank to grqv TO have yop a customer. -
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24

Mrs. r. r. Slappic and son, Bob,
of Macon, are guests of Mrs. r. S
Luke.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24
Get Busy at Something Useful.

Get Busy at Something Useful i.+.'
Miss Lizzie May Ellington, and
Mrs. L. A. Farncll, of Mansfield,
will spend the holidays with Cliff
ford Ellington in this city. 49,.
't'is' Get Busy at Something Useful.
Miss Maggie Null, who is win
ming laureis as a teacher over in
Baldwin county, is at home for the
holidays. Miss Maggie is a Fit
gerald girl from early colony days.
az Get Busy at Something Useful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Johnson, of
Jacksonville, Fla are in the city
to spend the holidays with Mr..
Johnson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonas johnson. They are old
time Fitzgeraldites and colonists.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
President Thornton of the Sus
pended Bank, announces that he
believed all depositors will be paid
in full, adding that it will take
perhaps a year. d.
g. Get Busy at Something Useful.
. Christmas services will be held
in the Episcopal church next Sun
day at 10. 30 a. m: On the first
Sunday in January r. S. S. Powell
will begin regular services at H..
a. m. and { p. m.
Alfred Woodman Of Windsor
Vermont is in the city for the win
for 49, ''''
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24

Jack Keller and. family, O
Brideboro, responding the holi
days with relatives in this city.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24

Misses Eyie and Epsic Campbell
arc spending the Xmas Holidays
with their sister, Mrs. DR.. 3. j.
-Dorminy.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-12-24

Miss Lizzie May: Ellington, and
Mrs. 1. a. Farpcll, of Mansfield,
will spend the holidays with Cllf-
ford Ellington in this city.