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The evening world., 1907-06-07
PAISLEY KICKED
HER, WIFE SAYS
So She Wants a Separation
and Alimony From
Shoe Man.

,,,.- o,tv two years of wedd Bliss
49,, y palsley q shur merchaat AT
sl,t, avenue and TwenIy-fourth stree'.
,na katherine r.. his Rire. separated.
Now Mrs. Palsi > wants the courts -
give aer a limited divorce NTH sath-
.,l.,. ailmany to nainhln herself and
baby Margaret charging the fs'oe nlla
with arueI nd inhuaan tres i.nrht'
Nrs Paisley asked for so weekly All
mony pending trial OF her suit aileSias
t1at. although her husband had Moor
-.,r,t,t MS store ousinoss and Kivea
most OF the stock 10 his mother and
sister. anl had transferred a 5000 tract
Of Codarhurst land 20 his sister. ne Is
sinl the real owner ana In the enjoy
ment OF a large Income.
Mr.. PaIsley denied al this, nsoiarinE
mat his mother had 10 take over the
.hoe bnslnsss 70 save Il. and the Cedar
,nr,t prop,rty was held by him only In
tr,s, under his Aunt Hannahs Will. -
Justice Trua1 awarded only 80 weekly
aumony TO Mrs. Paisley and baby Mar
garet
Tho Paisleys we're married In wash
Nngton bee l. ia0i Mrs Paisley faYA
'thnt while az her father's summer
home. Al Far Roekawny, last July. her
husband struck her IN thr face ard
Kicked her. that no chOked her IN
their 10 me a No ~ West ssyentieln
streset. locked her In the bathroom,
and that she severed an artery IN her
arm ia her efforts To get OUT ana thar
lie Ahauduled her in .septrinJeT re-
turning after A month With d q ofy tlhi
ls aad been on spree. Again In De-
c.snber he leii har tor a month, rr-
Frhfunrg eft her nhu The hapy N 4
arllng huuEe. Shs says the iandls-ly
held her and babys clothes - security
fsr theh board. and she a. a-weary or
~ al.
Mr Paisley denies an her eharEas and
saws he if now q mefe clerk In the em-
ploy OF nis mothers shoe company ~
ta0 week
The evening world., 1907-06-07
WOOER USED GUN,
BUT AIMED POORLY
Marry Ne or Die" Was His
Greeting 10 Rose in
Picture Show.

II appears that Thomas PocIlil a
wcil-dressed. dappcF little chap. OF 40
IL East one Hu1dTed ana Twelfth
sirs4;. ss pcrsi1tcat. NOT 10 say dan
gcrous. wooer Judging by thr stories
ihej iold or him IN the Harlem Police
Cour; to-day lie WAS charged With
assault and carrying deadly weapons
For SOME lifneIPocill has been at
'entive 10 i:ose sanizzi. sixteen year
old belle OF Little Italy" who liyes
no doors from him. az No. Se0 East
one Hundred and Twelfth street. with
fr sHo brothers. Frank. q reporter on
Italian newspaper. and Louis. a rier-
'hant On Monoay he found Miss
'-niEzi In penny vaudeville show on
iAlrd avenue wth two OF her g!.l
! rAums- lie told her she says. that ,he
! must 1ulr VITA hlm % l4e u-arrsL
thurch ana be married.
eafins thar De mean. to attack hcr
" SIC refused. toe frightened gIrI fan
lcme and feld her bro.lers r1~y SIN
urhru tarrTIse.N-z al tlr house door In
H'le W'nl. Focilll appeared ana de
lhghdfd 10 $50 iheir sister The san
lh4is refused him adm sion and ns
Esusa gun HId opened IRE Hls In
lsntlons we're good. but hls aim was
bspl. lie nut one bullet through
flNnk hat. one thrp-c1 Lnuis'H news
ie'tri. one through q window and one
trough . lainp IN tho hallway. Then
le hed upstairs ana over the roof 10
oan rai. dropping his empty re-
felNcr on house ton
Drteetlyes Higgins and Norton have
eh looking fof him ever sncs. La q
n'ght tney found him In Thomas Jes-
i.rson Park when ther clo.ei lH On
m ne drew another gun. but " gglns
eApteu u on, OF ne tsi tef ~ no
they had TO handrnn his wrists - 1ird
iiis back before th6y could Ect alm
IN tn patrol wagon Magistrate Stein
eIt held him n b1nAz of fi,vot on one
charge and 800 on the sthtr.
The evening world., 1907-06-07

porter broke the news OF the accident
10 her. Sire SAID lrr husband had prom
lsed he would -ccompang the automo-
ble only n short distance. and she put
the Two amal! chllcren 10 bed early IN
the evening and stationed herself at The
window 10 watch for hiin- They nave
been married three years.
MckrnElC was thlrty-spvSn years old
and q sra duatc % the New York Inl-
lerslty Law School DO; had never ptac-
Used as a lawyer de had been mar
rlrl reveu years and there are no
children
A Painter Of Miniatures.
Mrs Mckenzie is a noted beauty and
well known socially as painter 81
ne-u al work or q miniature OF her hus-
band ahd this was 10 have been COM
plsted al the next sitting Slr years age
Mrs Mckenzie came Into prnminsnce
over q su!t brought by her HUSBAND Tor
a full-iCngth portrait OF her pAnteu BY
herself wlle she was pupil or FRED
-rlck Van Iariis. well-snoWn por-
trait pn!ater
MI McKenzie contendei that 'he por-
trait ~ his W fe WAS being nlegAlly re-
talned hy John Schreyer OF No. ~
West Elghty-tlird Htrrct lust hfief thr
portrait had been nniehed Van foFrE
ls.d apI Il pass-d into q areyer'F hands
ln Iru OF unpaid rent fur his studio q
IN, Hundred and Fourth street ana
Central PARK Wesi Mr.. Mckenzie
brought the suit on the ground 'aAt A.
tlc plrtralt was the work OF MS wlte
and not Van IIartiE. II could not DC
seized for rent
The evening world., 1907-06-07
MORE DELAY IN
GETTING A NEW
COURT HOUSE
Board of Estimate Puts the
Whole Matter Over Until
Next Fall.

Former Justice Morgan ] oBrien
t,,.,,ne- OF tie cour.- House Com
nilsson. and Jus,tcs Dayton eppca 80
before the Board OF estimate to-day
u urxe the building OK new court
houss> Mr. OErI-n sad TIE In" Wa
mandatory on tn> Comnis sion 10 'e'''
a,e and he Commissioner wanted P
l.f.ow a IN, the Board was going to u
.n the mEtter
re Mayor said that tae public ln'
prayeu,ents already ordered by tA0 on
wouia wipv out Its credit ara 'nore
would b. no money In sigat io' n'"
oort-house before fail
"Then.' asked Ar oBrien, is II the
opinion ol the hoard tlst ihe n+''s'
should b. delayed Until the fam
Il object" lnterposed President nc
Gnwan. That impiieS that we must
take Ectson IN the fan, and We DO n''
want 70 commit ourselves
,-The whole question y here" said
Comptroller Meiz We have not do'-
lar at present 70 spare Tor a new eonri-
house. aud We must face the situation
we ouxht 10 hsve certain bonds. surh
as tho Rapid Transit and the Dock
bonds. exempt from I've city's lndeoiea-
ness. and then we could DO something
The question was finally dsrideu oy a
resolution deferring action until the
fall. and In she mean tinfe committee
or the justices and a committee Of the
Board OF Estimate VIII confer concern
ing a suitahls site
The evening world., 1907-06-07
SAT UP ALL MIGHT TO
CATCH FLOWER THIEVES.
Thomas N. Norton, Wealthy Flat
bush Man, and Wife Did Their
Own Detecting.

Thomas a. norton wealthy Fiat
bush contractor became AnFry when.
Tor tho twelfth time the nower- beds
around hls handsome house al No zxs
Hawthorne street were stripped u
plants.
Appeals 10 the police aid no good
Nol ton ana he wife sat w al Tuesday
ulght and al mock Wednesday mara,
Ink chuEhi tHp hitlr boys ln The Al 81
lnounE np eisht roseDlthss lnft pla8f
I'D, HaE allowed 10 80, Dut folirsmAn
f0ti nlan tank ihc older Ons Paul ID.
Aste, eleven Eeart old. who sAld m
iiia from tHe lucalliy nf u nHEinn dad
Fast NeN y urk aRanupS
~ ihe eAildrenf fplfi ip-dsY Paul
admitted nls kullt and said thai tlle
oihef tay Ndh hih bf4iher pldln ina
llcs kendY held Paul uniil hohda3 u
drfids e4at 20 a. Nllh hm Tie bog
sid Ae took lie roatG 70 maze nion45
The evening world., 1907-06-07
SHOWED THE MINISTER
And Got Hlm Ia Line.

IN minister's family In Los An.
selos where was visiting some time
ego the wife complained OF serious
INDIGESTION and dyspepsia. sha nd
mitisd that she used coffee. nnd said
she more than half believed thar was
the trouble. ] told her that I knew I.
was, for ! had gone through with the
experience myself and had only bee n
cured when | left on coffee and took
up Postum Food Coffee.
she said she had tried the postup,
both for herself and her Husband but
they did moi Hike A. with her per.
mission made Postum next morn.
ing myself. aud boiled II fully fifteen
minutes after the real boiling OF the
pot began Then. when Il was served
Il Was rich, deep brown color ana
had tho true flavor aud food value
that every Postum maker knows II
~ all folly to talk about trying 10
make Postum with one or tao min
utes sleeping.
You can't got something good for
nothing, Postum must be- well boiled
and 10 keep Il from boiling over pse
n FUNAAA AAAAtW va HMAANlf U|IHEHh AlHN
the size Of q pea. That morning he
minister and his wife liked Postum
80 well that their whole lives were
changed on the question OF diet ana
they abandoned oiiee at once ana
tor All time
Now, after a hard days work
they are eOnlfOned, refreshed and
rested hy cup of well-made Postum
for supper They are both enthusi.
nstlc IN 10 praise. The wife has en-.
iirely recovered from her dyspepsia
viii not 50 into me detAilr of nr
own case. except 60 say that vas a
Aesucraie sufferer With dyHaepsla
ana direoFerad by leaving on &. ZEE
ihnl cohee wa lho cCusn of lL 4
quickly got we'll Nhen / took lp Por
tum Fcod Coffee earnestly hone
thai many mors cniieo drinkers may
Ret their eyes Opan Read The
Road 20 Wellville," IN pkgs There's
a Reason
The evening world., 1907-06-07
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.
Rlbis ,cIsss OF Fhrss R~fer'nsd
uherrh Also Gis~s copceEi.

ryFR Ara sberry festival VII bs Elyen
- the Bible class u The First ~
formed CAurcli eunaay school 10 nlwhi
pglsleal and litsfAty nrogramme. Al
Nhlsh AL.s gs.sls 4 hatsd, Mfs' car
Vlof1nff HaDlI Aiiks fahel Haafeil
Aflhh n pftH and nIh ffeien l'shn,
ssnn W. tats eatl has hesh affanstd
The evening world., 1907-06-07
LINER sT. LOUIS SPOKEN.

SABLE l<lANp, y 3 June -
american Line steamer 81 Louis from
Southamptun ana Cherbourg for Me-,
lurk. Was IN communication by Nirr.
ites telegraph with toe Marconi station
mere when me Vesrsl Was fls miles easf
II SANDY Hook Lishtshln nd 4 u
$40 WI probably dock about 20 A. n
The evening world., 1907-06-07

Kurrachi also spelled Rurrnchee or
Karachl II one OF ihe principal sea-
ports OF British India. capital OF tho
Sindh Division OF the bombay Prcsi-
dcncy, and or the District II kurrachi.
Tao city is situated on the Arabian Sea,
twelve miles norinwes, OF the western
mos; outlet OF tho Indus. II stands on
low. sandy shore bordered by eNten.
The evening world., 1907-06-07
CYCLONE WIPES
OUT WHOLE TOWN,
WRECKS VESSELS
Not a Building Remains in the
Indian Town Called
kurraChi.

| BOMBAY. June :. - destructive
cyclone swdp, over kurrecM yesterday.
/ several steamsra ware driven ashore
and n4tdly building remains un-
wrecked.
ported.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-07-31
Special Election i'm
EbeneZer, No. 90.

NOTICE is hereby given that an olec-
~ ton will be held at Ebenezer
School House, in Ebenezer District, No.
I'D, on tho 3d day of August, 1907, to de-
termine whether or not the special levy
of four mills shall remain, as provided
by act Of the General Assembly.
AT such election the ballots shall read
"Yes" and "No." eyes" if in favor of
the tax remaining, and "No" if opposed
to tax remaining, and only such electors
residing within said district as return
real or personal property for taxation,
and who exhibit their tax receipts and
registration certificates, as required in
general elections, shall be allowed to
vote.
At this election the Trustees will act as
managers, and are hereby directed to
hold said election on above named day
between the hours of 3 and 5 O'Clock d.
M, and to report the result of the same
to the undersigned County Board of Edu.
cation within three days thereafter, as
provided in the General Election Law,
and if a majority of those voting shall
vote "No''-against the levy remaining
report, within ten days, to the County
Auditor, stating the result of the cleo
tion.
BY order of the County Board of Edu.
cation. @. l.. CRAIG, Chairman.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-07-31

| them; whereas, in larger cities and
towns the schools are swallowed up
IN the confusion of many other mat
ters, and are taken little notice of.
Utility Test of Education.
Education has ceased to be among
practical people matter of culture
only. Utility is It's supreme test.
That standard ought to be kent in
view from the very beginning of the
| common school course. The old
Held school was superior to the
modern graded school only in the
fact that 1t gave latitude for individ-
ual development. 1t did not herd
and drive. l would not be misun-
derstood. l think 1t was Sir Hum
phrey Davy who said he became edu-
Gated In spite OF his teachers. II
the practical, executive type of the
limited pupil tells you he does not
mean to go to college, turn his hand
and mind to something he likes and
teach him how to do 1t we'll The
FUR you observe on his upper lip Is
soon going to be long enough to pull,
and 1t Is your duty to utilize the in
tervening two or three years to make
Of him a producer in the land.
I'VE want this school brought
closer to the people than to the col
leges. We want to. bring something
OF promise to the children Of the
plain. everyday homespun man. We
want 1T to make provision for the fell
low who can never hope to have a
personal interest in college. We
must not attempt to mould all men
by the same pattern. We must open
the door of culture to those who seek
culture, and arm with effective
working tools those who are willing
to undertake the drudgeryn
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-07-31
The Charming Woman

s not necessarily one of perfect form
snd features. Many plain woman who
conld never serve as an artists model,
possesses those rare qualities that all the
World admlres; neatness, clear eyes,
cream, smooth skin and that sprightlness
OF snep ana action that accompany good
health. A physically weak woman is
never attractive, not even to herself.
Electric Bitters restore weak women.
give strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth,
veivetv skin, beautiful complexion. Guar,
ateed by AL druggi ,ts. SOC.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-07-31
WALHALLA. q. c. {
"WEDNESDAY. JULY 81, 1907.
HERE, THERE AND YONDER.

The total bonded debt of the Uni
ted States is about 1925, 100000, and
that Of New York city exceeds half
that amount. And the average New
Yorker thinks that city really Is more
than half Of the United States.
We notice by the Eiberton Star that
"Robt. Brawner, co!ored, a convict,
was the first victim of heat here"
robert may console himself with the
thought 49, while he Is the "first
victim of the heat here" he will by
no means be the only vi i'm here
after.
The Atlanta Journal states that
Govrnor Hughes, of New York, "can
lead Legislature to water and then
make it drink" Whereupon the
Charleston Post asks this pertinent
question: Can Governor Smith, of
Georgia, lead his Legislature to water
and keep it from drinking?"
-
From all indications Georgia will
soon be dry" State. 1t will be a
good thing for Georgia, though many
OF her people do not realize it now.
1t will hurt no one, and Inconvenience
none but the old soaks who spend all
their time and money In bar-rooms.
To the vast majority it will be great
blessing.
Savannah Is worrying because the
waters of the river of that name have
not as many or as good fish as it
ought to have. Oberlin Carter is
mentioned in connection with the
stocking of the river with fish some
years ago. Now, is it really fish in
general or just that particular kind
the sucker--that Savannah feels so in
need Of?
The Philadelphia coal dealers have
announce" that the price of coal will
be highe. his winter than last. On
September 1st an advance of rs cents
per ton will go into effect. 1t Is so
Sfnd-hearted of the coal dealers to
give out this sort of information I'm
warm weather. 1t does not give us
that feeling Of being oppressed and
down-trodden that it would coming
little later
Senator Foraker, Of Ohio, thinks
Senator Tillman Is somewhat para
doxical, to say the least. He figures Il
out this way: Tillman Is always at
his best when he speaks on the negro
question, and his speeches are the
worst (bitteresD when on that sub
Ject. Therefore Tillman, according
20 Mr.. Foraker, Is at his best at his
worst or at his worst at his best, as
one may choose to look at It. We
aave always felt that if Tillman was
not so bad when he is good he would
De much better man than he is.
Two men in Columbus, Ind, last
week fought a duel with automobiles.
Being each an agent for a different
make or autos, and coming acciden-
tally into collision with each other,
their ire was raised they backed off
from each other, then shot together
again at full speed. This was kept
up until one machine refused to run,
when its owner jumped out and onto
the driver Of the opposing car, beat
Ing him almost into insensibility, but
was stopped by police. This outrage
we presume, was attributable to an
to-brain-storm," and may set the
style for modern duelling.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-07-31
Met Death ut Tallulah Falls.

L. b. Mangum, of Athens, travel
ing man, representing Epps, Wilkins
4 Co, was caught in the current of
Tallulah Falls last Thursday and
carried over to his death. He and
l.. &. Satterfield, of Austell, were i'm
tathing. Mangum lost his footing
aA'd was hurled over the falls to an
instant death. He leaves a wife and
sEfMren and host OF friends.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-07-31
a Wonderful H0pDeninp.

Port Byron, n. Y, has witnessed one
of the most remarkable cases of healing
ever recorded. Amos F. King of that
place says: "Bucklen's Arnica Salye
cured sore oc my leg with which / had
suffered over 80 years. / am now eighty
ayc." Guaranteed to cure all sores BY
all druggists. 25c.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-07-31
A MEMORIALS lay.

One Of the days we remember with
pleasure, as we'll as with profit to our
health, is the one on which we became
acquainted with DIR. Kings New Life
Pills, the painless purifiers that cure
headache and biliousness. and keep the
bowels right. 25c. at all druggists.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-02-27

Mrs. Joseph Tyson is another Of
la grippe's victims.
/. F. G. Hubbard is having the inter-
ior of his store re-painted.
Rev. Nook will make amusements
the subject of his sermon next Sun
day evening, at the Episcopal church.
Renter wanted, on my farm two
miles east of city the A. d. King
place. Inquire of O. S. Durham. 30-tf
Ed. Bager is visiting at the home
of his parents in this city, having ar
rived Saturday. Ed. halls from Mi
not.
Miss Johnson of the Morgan
schools spent last Sunday here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marion
johnson.
Walter King returned recently
from an extended visit at Melrose,
this state. His wife will return a
few weeks later.
President Hitchcock of the state
optometry association took tram
for St. Paul yesterday in the interest
of the association.
J. H. Sherman recently engaged
in the market business in Mlnneap-
oils and we understand that he in
tends to remove his family to that
city.
F. M. Isham left yesterday for Wi
mona. where he will attend re-un-
ion of the Scottish Rite masons.
From Winona he will go to the twin
cities where he will visit at the Will
liam's home. and also with a sister.
Two of Redwood's old boys, Pete
Buechner and Fred Warner, who
have together conducted a grocery
business on 4th avenue south and
10Th street in Minneapolis, for the
\ past two or three years, have sold
out.
It is reported that E. J. Moon,
who recently sold his farm near
Morton and removed to Westboro,
Ohio, put his money in bank there
and next day the bank went bump.
The case and particulars. however,
are not clear, and many think ne
will recover the full amount. We
hope SO. i
f Farrell & Keefe" recently sold II
&c. Werder A inch separator
Minneapolis make. With this adj
dition, Mr.. Werder has two complete
rigs. in readiness for next years
threshing. Mr.. Werder has been If
. the business for % years now anc
will no doubt succeed in the manage
ment of twins.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-02-27

Mrs. K. Ruder was taken to the
Rochester hospital for treatment on
Sunday last.
M. E. Devereau of GAINESVILLE,
visited last week at the home of
Oliver Durham.
Miss Seebeck, stenographer at the
First National, visited last week
with friends in Boyd.
Who is Won fellow tall and spare.
Of lantern jaw and dusky hair,
With breakfast food and coal-oil can:
It's Ralph parlette the Funny Man.
Opera house, March 4th.
Emory Mason and Chas. Denny
left on Monday for Willmar, where
they will assist in telephone construc-
ton work with the Northwestern
Tel. Co.
Nv residence on Minnesota street,
with barn, cistern and city water,
for sale cheap. Also, surrey and
single buggy for sale or trade Tor
good horse. j. Werder 3O-3t
J. H. Ledbeter is visiting at Hay
ward, Wisconsin. Mr.. Ledbeter has
timber land there and contemplates
bringing back goodly quantity for
building purposes on his farm east
of the C. & N. w. tracks.
Chas. Wassberger, who sold out
his interest in the Clyde hotel at
Wood Lake recently. has rented the
Perkins house on Wyoming street
and will be able to accommodate a
number of boarders as soon as ne
gets his family installed.
Ross Houck and wife of South
Dakota have been visiting at the
Winn farm for a few days, with
Mrs. Chas. VIM, their sister. They
have sold out in South Dakota ano
/ are on their way to take up then
residence in the state of Washing
ton.
/ Redwood Falls public schools are
indebted to Congressman Vofsteac
for fine Typographical and histori
cal map Of the United States ant
our island possessions, together will
the Panama country. The map wa
sent to THE GAZETTE and passet
along where it would do most good
/ St. Peter Herald: An infant chile
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Lambertol
died at their home in Redwood Fall
Wednesday evening. The remain
of the little one were brought t
this city yesterday afternoon ant
the burial was made at Woodlawn
! Mr.. and Mrs. Lamberton will hav
the sympathy of many st. Pete
| friends.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-02-27
T II E CITY.

Parlette, opera house Monday,
March 4th,
c. V. Everett visited the cities for
day or two last week.
Albert Schilling of New Ulm had
business in this city Monday.
c. K. Odekirk went cityward
over the ST. Louis unlimited last
Friday.
Prof. Fish went to Seaforth this
week to train the band boys there
for season.
Mrs. F. M. Isham is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Alex. Williams,
at Minneapolis.
Miss Effie Morrison went to San
born last Saturday, to visit at home
over Sunday.
Mrs. Fay Robinson is visiting her
daughter at Wabasso this week,
Mrs. Frank Child.
Don't miss the musical entertain
>1meht at the M. e. church Friday
evening, March list:
Henry Jaehning of New Richland
visited here with his son and family
the first of the week
Nick Mahowald, who conducted a
harness business here for several
years, burned out at Fargo recently.
Chas. Frederick left here last
Wednesday for Boone, Iowa, where
he had position on railroad work.
DR.. H. j. Henze attended the state
dental convention yesterday, intend
ing to come home on this evening"
train.
The Sleepy Eye board of education
voted salary of S17OO for Supt.
Hess, in case he accepts the job.
That salary ought to fetch him.
Case Allen and wife of Wykoff,
Mimi, visited during the later por-
ton of last week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Baldwin, returning
home Sunday.
DR.. Asleson fitted up the second
floor of the Thompson block. for his
family the past week, and will oper
his store as soon as his new good.
arrive, within week or so.
Rev. E. C. Nicholson goes to Chi
cago and other eastern points in tn.
interest Of his church work thi,
week. He expects to secure tn,
services of noted evangelist in the
near future. - n
A musical entertainment for tn,
benefit of the M. E. Sunday sch0o
orchestra will be held in the M. E
church Friday evening, March LIST
This promises to be an especial,
entertaining program and will con
sist of vocal and instrumental solo
and duets, comic readings, selection
by the choir and several numbers b,
the orchestra. Admission Is cents
children Is cents.