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New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
PUBLIC NOTICE.
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City of New Rochelle. y. 7.
Sale of $3.50 10000 Certificates OF Indebtedness.

Sealed proposals viii be received by the Common
Council of the City OF New Rochelle, N Y, up eight
o'clock D. m, MONDAY, DECEMBER %. 1907. ct the
CorIno on Chambers. in the City Hall Building,
on the corner Of Main and Mechanic streets. any
or twenty-six C26) certificates of Indebtedness
Thousand ($50U0 COZ Dollars each certif
Gates of Indebtedness be dated the 2srd day O.
December, 1907 and payable the 23rd day of
August 1905.
These certificates OF Indebtedness are issued pur-
&c Chapter 12s Of the Laws of the State
York for year 1885, and the aInendatory
thereof and pursuant TO resolution OF the
Council of said City adopted December 5th 1907;
ton of the collection of City fer the current
fiscal year. These certificates be numbered
from twenty-six inclusive. and shall bear in
the OF six (6 per per per
and Will be sold to the firm
porarion offering the highest premium therefor.
The City reserves the right 10 reject all
bids.
All bids TO addressed Charles Kammermeyey
City Clerk. and marked such
Each bid shall be accompanied by deposit of Two
(S2, ,0oo Dollars in cash. certified check
that amount. payable to the order OF the City
Treasurer of the City OF New Rochelle such deposit
to be forfeited the City party parties
and pay the same in accordance with the terms
of sale.
The certificates be delivered the Office OF the
City Hail. in the City OF New Rochelle.
n. Y. Thursday. December 26th. 1907. at eleven
O'Clock a.
Purchasers will be required pay accrued In
b. order Of the Common Council Of the City Of
New Rochelle, N Y.
Dated New Rochelle. n. Y, December 9, 1907.
CHARLES KAMNERMEYER. City C,srk
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
py7sJNESS CONSERVATIVE.
Eev England Industries Expect
Retter Times Soon, HosUeUer.

1astou Dec. 22.-The opening Of the last -,,Y,
e.k Of the year finds conservatism predominant in
eu New England industries. but there is no feeling
:, hooeessness apparent anywhere and the gen
sr sentiment appears 70 be that trade will partly
.cove- dur1rg 1905 though a full revival is not
looked for until after the Presidential election
As this city is the centre OF the wool hide
,.-ts- boot and shoe and shoe machinery trades
80 the United States. and nearly a hundred cotton
- vrolen mills nave their head Offices in Boston
- commercial situstion IN the country at large IS
,-snaIlv accurately reflected here New England
h.,ss stood the financial strain better than institu-
t,o,s in other sections only three banks being COM
-.Ues 70 close. OF these one has resumed. and g
..-,nd Is making arrangements 70 do SO. II is
reneraIy admitted that the financial outlook is
bnghtening-
ls a natural outcome OF the financial disturb
s,,es New England industries being conducted
..u,iously and policy OF curtailTnent and reduc-
t,on O. expenses mas been aoopted II pracucaly all
s-anches OF trade.
Nary manufacturers regard Il adpisable TO re-
,rrsct the output IN order to prevent slump in
c-.ces and great surplus Of goods IN the spring.
rs,-tas,raeat is general among New England wool
"a, mills many of which are running only four
Savs & week, and Will continue TO do so for some
.,rne II is estimated that fifty thousand hands
s~ected in the wcollen trade by the short time A
number Of mills have closed entirely, but will re-
sune about January some Of them on short time
The machine shops. chair fsctore. and shoe fac
to-feS
shoe factories gradually going on full time
reain as that industry shows more Improvement
,ban most Of the others Hundreds OF establish
r,erts viii take advantage Of the holiday week and
close il part or entirely. Nearly all Win resure
work next week
while gradual improvement is looked for in
iss il is estimated that from 10000 10 2Sooes en-
moves Of New England industries will be on
short tine basis during the first part Of the year
This number viii be increase OF shout l3o.oue
over the number affected last week, due TO the ar
-suyeuent now being made by cotton manufactur-
ers 10 curtai the output q per cent from Christ
mas until March !. The American Woolen Com
many which employs soeoo operatives IN its thirty
mills viii continue its four days q week policy
;nro the new year. The cotton mills II New Eng
lspd usually employ about $4,000 persons. but OF
.bese less than 8 go have Yet been affected ny
N. restrictive policy. The general movement
houexer viii probably swell the nunaoer 10 al
least 10000 during January and February
While Providence, Keene and Clarenont, " h
Worcester Webster, Gardner, Waltham. Uxorioge
and other places have been noticeably affected by
.he Industrial condition. Manchester, y. H: La
coris y. Il; Portland Ne. and Lewiston. Me- ana
Fftchburg report business good. In many olher
points conditions regarded as fair
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
Pacific Company

DIVIDEND NO. 5.
i. cr.--.-fv p.rlde-6 Of oNE DOLLAR AND FIFTY
CENTS per the NTH dividend on te ColJa
of been oecareo
January 1905. bearers Of Dividend
e-nered 10 certificates representing such stock upon
ans surrender such warrants 70 the uioe
senes treasure at Office OF tie Company I'D bTosa-
a X YAK pEyENTER. TTeasurer
York Noverher a. 1907
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER
i c THOMAS. Surrogate OF the County Of New
York. notice is hereby given 70 Gn persons having
claims against Skidu1ore. late OF the County
Of York, deceased.
thereof TO the subscriber at his place OF
transactins business. SO West SD Street.
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York. be-
fore the 10Th day OF April next
Dated New York. the 18th day OF October, 1907
WILLIAM L SRIDNORE. Executor.
DAVIES. STONE & AUERBACH. Attorneys
ecutor. s4 Nassau Street. Borough of Manhattan.
New York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
Proposals.
PUBLIC NOTICE
City OF New Rochelle, y. I.
Sale of sls.s75OO Certificates of Indebtedness

Sealed proposals received by the Common Coun
OF Rochelle. N Y 70 eight O'CLOCK
D. m. Monday, December 23, 1907, at the Common
Council Chambers the City Hail Building on the
OF Main Mechanic streets. for any or al or
eighteen aSl Of Indebtedness FOR one Thousand
Isl o0) Dollars each and one certificate OF indeoted
ness thousand eight hundred ana seventy tVe
C$s75l Dollars, be dated the 2rd day or DECEMBER
1907. payable the 23rd DAY OF August 1soS-
These certificates Indebtedness are issued pursuant
In C,bsnter los OF OF OF New York
the year 1899 the Acts amendatory thereof and
pursuant 10 a resolution the Common Council OF said
CITY adopted November 19 1907 said certificates OF IN
deedpess 10 issued anticipation Of the collection
of City taxes 1908. These certificates ara
10 bs numbered from inclusive and shall
of six % cent? per centuI
will be sold the person. nrIn or cor
poration Offering the highest premium therefor
The City reserves the right reject or all BIDS
bids addressed Charles hammerneyer.
CITY Clerk, marked such
Each be accompanied by deposit OF one
Dollars cash. certified check for
payable the order OF the City Treasurer
OF the City Rochelle such deposit 20 be forfeited
II the parties TO whom the certn-
Gates shall awarded fail to take and for the
IN accordance with the terms Of sale.
delivered the office OF tbs City
Treasurer city Hall, in the City OF New Rochelle N Y.
on Thursday December Goth 1907 at eleven O'Clock
NO bid will be received for less than par
Will be required to pay accrued Interest
BY order OF the Common Council or the City OF New
Rochelle, ". y -
CHARLES kAMMERNEYER.
Tfzy CIarlr
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
NEW AMSTERDAM GAS COMPANY
FIRST CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDs
THE NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON klsEi
p COMPANY

ptce Treasufer New forN lter S'1F-
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Company, a.
heId 6zy, declared DIVIDEND or ONE
AND OSE-HAfF PER CENT It's capital stock
payable this Office 18th day Of January next
% stockholders OF the close OF business on
Non1ay. December 23d -.
The Transfer books viii be closed al o'clock 7. NJ
On Monday December e3d and reopenec at 10 O'CLOCK
A n Monday, January 9Th next
FrwaRI1 L. ROSsITER Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
Financial Meetin gs.
rI,o THE sHAREHoLpERs or LEE coMMo.

ITO THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE COMMON
L wealth Trust Company OF New York:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the annual
stockholders OF this Company viii be held
the office of the Company, No ~ Pine Street, IN
the city Of New York. on "Wednesday, January l2th
laos at II o'clock \ n the purpose OF electtns
directors in the place stead OF those whose terms
of Office expire date and for the transaction
such other business as may properly come before
the meeting
The polls be open from II a. NJ tin IL noon
The transfer books VIII close Saturday. January
sfh zoos. at II o'clock noon and will remain closed
until Thursday January 10TH 1905, 10 o'clock in
b., order OF the Boara OF Directors.
L a RAPELYEA. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANZ, r.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK r
i Fitzgerald. Surrogate of the Count OF New York
notice is hereby given to all having claims
against Ddwin s Lernoine late Of thu County of New
subscribers at their place transactng
at OF Messrs. Harrison Seasongood a
No. 43 Cedar Street. Borough Ia
the City OF New York. before first day Of
February next.
Dated New York. the 10th day Of July. 1907.
WILLIAM T.. BINGHAM. HENRY W. WILLIAMS.
THOMAS S. VAN vOLKENBURGH. Executors
HARRISON. SEASONGOOD 4 EDWARDS. Attorneys for
Tty of
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
Surrogates' Notices.

ANOtsSCo'
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. CHARLES
H Beckett Surrogate of County Of New York
Jane Crooks Brown late OF the County Of New York de-
susscElee hr place OF tansaetinx business ne OF
Of Msnhaftan in the c Of New Yors on oP beor. ne
Both day OF June, 1908.
MARTHA =, 3. MoSTGoNEfE7. Exseutriz-
PACE New Yoik CITY ''' ~
Tx PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER
4 G. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County of New York
asa6s. Jus speis Wright Iats Of AeaSu4 aEg CLAIMS
q t 80 PFsss as e he Sa h vi ySgers
business at 80 = yiil!sm Street IN ne city Of
Dated New York. The On day Of ostoosrS 1907
@S5HSEeF @S6HN g 6coa6H. y sRaER' Executors.
n RgRsUANGE or an o9.pER =. ,5 C or Hos ABSEE
THOMAS sgETogats & 70 OF az fe Geony sr NE" H9T
a- against John ! Donaldson late County of Now
thereof to the subscriber at its principal piaco Of
ct CITY Of
aGs ESa HolS sB sf 2sGsT Fl HsEs GoSR
TgaSGRm % R2ToS % sr.sI HORN Rs rst for E1
Ccorr. w11IIAsf An PURSUANCE OF AN
- order Of Hon. Amer Thomas. a Surrogate of the
Conn1g 0h ba3,gT Gains against Wsm gwen scoit an
late of the County and State o. New York deceased.
scrbers their place OF ranssctng business. the
@ 9S a Fl Ths se n The Borough Of az IN @
City OF New York or before the 21st day OF May
Dated New York. the 9Th day Of November. 1907.
b THE FARMERS LOAN & TRUST COMPANY.
EssELsTYN & KErcHAM. Attorneys for Ezscutor-.
No Rector Street Borough OF Manhattan New
1otN OIIy-
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER C.
Thomas surrogate "a S OF s,. the County q New York
Isrsd Arsd AdsE iats couny deessss
6eF6ers at 5he5T Rafs N m WgT 5r IN h ths
ST Of New York on or before the 2sh day Of April
Dated New O Ia st 6 sR daE @ z 9SsE oss 1s
New z York s-t5itS City --'' -
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. AsNER c.
l. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
against Daniei walls James late Of the County of
here sss1iss e sss' |
YORK on er before The @ 18Th rss day Nay s
RT PStSf New & TG5n sss % IL a-y e sr
oE5us o. as Ss 5, 81
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER c.
Thomas. Surrogate Of the County Of New York.
gan s'wsn Wps % the late s the S Of
thereof to her place tEaasaetins
Street: cry Of New York on before lst
u dated New TsFk The 18th g day e Movsness 1907
william Street Borough of Manhattan. New 1oFs
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER
i C. THOMAS. a Surrogate of the County of New
York. notice Is hereby given TO all persons having
claims against Antoine Joaquin. also known as
York present the with vouchers thereon 20
subscriber. her place OF business
the office Messrs. Coudert Brothers No Rector
Street. in the Borough Of Manhattan. City of New
York on or before the ist day of July next
Dated New York. the 18th day OF November 1907
CAMILLE JACQCIN, AdIninistratrfx
COUDERT BROTHERS Attys for Administrative. 2
Rector Street. New York City.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK r
Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of the Count Of New York.
notice is hereby given to ALI having claims
S. Lernoine. late OF New
York deceased TO present the same with thereof
at the Messrs Harrison. Seasongood q Ed
wards. Cedar Street. Borough OF Manhattan, In
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23

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The Western Union Telegraph Company

NEW YORK. Dec. 11th. 1901
tn. Beard OF this Company hare oraerso
cash dividend 1or tfe onsIteE
-6s-r December 1907. stock DIVIDEND equal 20
r1N(r- Nd oNE-QUARTER FER CENT OF the stock
.E each stockholder the close OF the TRANSFER
looks on December 20th instant, be Issued 70 such
.-orl-hol6ers 18th. 1eos er tne
r-pose OF such dividend the transfer books i
he closed a O'Clock afternoon
s5sv OF r1ecerlber and be reopsneo on the
'A'A"'-s - ~ a r BREWER. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
Dividend Notices.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY

l2o Broadway, New York. November IA. 1901
DIVIDEND NO.
4 dividend of THREE AID A HALE PEE CES.- ~
RS ~ s- xhs-eA vss this day declared on the Pre-
ss-5 SOCK Of the southern Pacific Company, payable
On demand On and 18th Gay OF January ls9o
- sf7@ etoclshoi6ers Of record O'clock 2 M on
T.e6av Deoe-nber 1867. The stock transfer BOOKS
Mi be closed al O'Clock P. NJ Tuesday DECEMBER 81
1907 and viii reopened on January ID. leoo- =
toI5rs r-o have not already requested 70
e. asrr orders for dividends with the undersigned,
80, r-hor5 e,auE cr6e-r can be hal application
A K VAN DEvENTER. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
Financial.
Financial.
GFFsCE OF
The Canada SOUTHERN RAIL Way COMPANY

Station New wYuGN e
nar
h auhoHyo the o Director "
January al3wthine a the o
the gey@ of
bnasto uerfmpa p
reuenIos s dtth 6
Aths uneot apnm Of b MJ p b
CANA soUTHE IwAYCo
By II B.
he agreement above etrdto nchgan ~ Cp
~ o~ ~ N
will
auhra dta exann said periodic by n
Railway Company
W H President
1907
BONDS ATURNG AM o PAY
GpUEAr rTHATD Date DEI
PI1TEDA AND
NDsN
r CO.,
December
Z bonds having to d
p
q
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
THE
CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK
THE PEOPLES BANK
OF the City Of New York. -

OF the city Q New Tork. -
cSE rzT-eDRED AND THIRTEENTH CONSECUTIVE
SFII-ASNEAL DIVIDEND
The Bos-a os Directors this day declared Semi
saugsl s.tdena OF Five free OF tax. payable
; On and after January end, 1908 -. ,-..
The :rssfe- books xfu closed the 2lst instant
1905
"a osrIo~l- ~ WILLIAM MILNE. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-23
Financial Elections.

Financial Elections.
UNITED STATES EXCHANGE BANK.
% and 25 West 125th st.
York
December 21st. 1907.
The meeting OF the stockholders OF TINS Bak
Directors Will be held at bank
trr bouse TUESDAY. January 14th. 1908, at 4 p NJ
S JAMES J. O'SEAUGENESSY Cashier
The Importers and Traders National Bank OF
York - -
New York, December 2oth. 1907.
to animal election for Directors Of this bank VIII be
- =, ,ts bsnkinr rooms corner of Broadway and pu
NJ Street Tuesday January 14th. 1905 The Poll will
be Open i H II. POWELL Cashier.
Evening journal., 1907-03-27
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

pectod to correspondngly decrease as
oysters cannot be successfully corner
ed after once taken from the waters
Speaking of the carrying away Of
plants Captain Muncy said today;
These oysters bring From thlrty-flvc
cents TO fifty cents a bushcl. and #
they were replanted on the Delaware
shore they would ,brlng in the mar
ket one dollar per bushel; while for
every bushel planted there could be
gathered three or four bushels Of ma
ture oysters.
'This Is the worst feature about our
industry now-all the profit Is going to
other States Just because our people
are faint-hoartod and stick 90 the old
maxim that n bird In the hand is
worth two IN the BUSH But, for AN
this. our men are getting a foothold
and have bought boats and made
enough TO buy a home, and 10 them
Little Creek Is the garden spot Of
America. a
About forty boats will be licensed
TO dredge on the natural beds this
spring from Leipsic and Little Creek
alone Prom this thc state viii re-
oeive between $4,000 and $4,000 of
revenue, alone. This viii be an in
crease over last year.
Evening journal., 1907-03-27
Stylish Spring
Coats for Women

The styles vary to extremes of
long or short models.
Loose box, pony or half-htted
jackets in the effective new
stripes, checks and gray novel
ties, $500, $3.50, 800, 5000,
$1,000 and SI2.oo.
Gibson style Coats in black, de
cidedly new and stylish, 5000,
$1,000 and $I2.oo.
Dainty new checks and striped
long Coats, $500 and $1,000.
These stunning new Waists,
have extremely attractive prices.
"A showing unsurpassed in fabric
and beauty of design. Val. lace
trimmed with full lace yoke and
collar made of beautiful sheer
material; special $500.
All-over Embroidery and lace
trimmed, some tucked, some lace
yoke effect and exceptional val
ues, SIOo, SIPS, SI.5o, $I75,
S2.oo, $3.50 and S2.75.
Very sheer French Lawn
Waists. elaborately trimmed with
yoke of baby Irish and German
Val laces, $3.50 to $500.
Evening journal., 1907-03-27
OYSTER SEASON
OPENS MONDAY
Indications Point to a Pros.
porous Year For The
DredeerS
Special to Inc Evenlnr journal.


BOWERS BEACH. March 27.-Men
working day and night and unusual
activity among the large fleets of
nearly 100 boats are preparing for
the opening next Monday Of Delaware
Bays greatest oyster season. This
oyster industry which Is now making
men wealthy and bringing IN more
revenue to the State has some in
terestlng new phases
The oyster season opens the first day
OF April. for dredging on tho natural
beds.
The oystermen, however. have all
ready been out with tongs and in this
way have caught about 1000 bushels,
thus indicating the certainty Of a pros
porous season.
In the year 1878, and for several
years thereafter there were no sma
oysters on the natural beds. The plant-
ers had 10 go 10 the Chesapeake and
other waters for their seed oysters
the little fellows which grow and fat
ten to six times their planting size.
Now there Is a transformation. Under
the wise guidance OF the State and
careful local oyster growers the change
has taken place until now men are
coming here from other States FOR
Delaware Bay salts and seed oysters.
Last year there were taken from
the natural beds 100000 bushels and
yet, according 10 Captain Thomas
Muncy Of Dover. who is an authority
and has accumulated a fortune on
oysters, there Is a prospect for as
many more 10 be taken this year. An
all-wise Providence seems TO be i'm
creasing this luxury for mankind. and
Evening journal., 1907-03-27
THE HoRTIcULTuRIST.
He Should Be Man Of Culture and oil
Science.

He Should Be Man Of Culture and Of
Science.
In his annual address before the
Kansas state Horticultural society the
president Of the society said;
Horticulture is broad term. Ev-
Orything that makes our country beau
2iful and sweet to live in is embraced
by It. Not alone the skilled opera
tlons OF the gardener and fruit grower,
but the landscape builder and forest
planter, are allied with IT,
The horticulturst should be an edu-
Gator Of the public tastes as regards
trees. flowers. fruit, gardens and lawns.
In his enthusiasm along these lines no
should be infective thereby stimulat-
ing tree planting by the roadside. tho
making OF parks. adorning cemeteries
and beautifying school grounds.
Culture and Science.
Such horticulturists are always val
ued and honored In every community
in which they live. One Of the great
est needs in every community Is this
type Of individuality.
The hortioulturlst 20 succeed should
be broad intellectually. He should be
a man OF culture and OF science. His
knowledge should be worldwide regard.
ing its industry, it's markets, its his
tory and its commercial needs. He
should be a representative citizen in
his community. This be may accom-
plish by vigorous efforts TO comprehend
the sciences which are necessary to
succeed in his profession.
Can Accomplish Much.
He can accomplish much by associa-
tion with the advanced horticulturists.
who meet from time 10 time IN conven-
tions like this TO study the many prob
lens concerning their professlon-that
is, the planting. cultivation, varieties
20 plant. marketing OF their products
and kindred subjects.
That the farm has suffered by the
depletion OF the best blood and Drawn
is we'll known fact Owing to devel-
opments Of the past few years to a
higher intellectual standing OF our
farming community greater induce
ments are offered 70 our youth, and
many who IN the past sought other
avocations are now found engaged IN
farming. I believe the farm IS the
best place for our youth; that there is
a greater amount Of happiness to be
derived from our country homes than
elsewhere.
Evening journal., 1907-03-27
surnrised hv Eriends.

At her home. No 5Oe West Fourth
street, Miss Mabel Foraker was given
an enjoyable surprise party recently.
Those in attendance were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nc
Clure, Mr. ana Mrs. George Foraker,
Mrs. W. starr, Mrs. Ardell Miss Bes>
sic McAilister Miss Dora Glenn, Miss
Anna Bros'n, Miss Wilhelmina Aikens,
Miss Marguerite Malone Miss Helen
McIntire Miss Margaret Rambo, Miss
Ruth iVhcent. Miss Mildred Conoway.
Miss Helen Carter, Miss Myrtle Ryan,
Miss Edna Walls, Miss Ethel Shaw,
Miss Maud Davis Miss Nellie Mcclure,
Miss Annie Neville, Miss Mildred Starr,
Miss Margaret Dunn, Miss Opal Ne
willie. Richard Manton, Lester Haislett,
Frank Vincent, Ralph McIntire, James
Welsh. Wallman Haulk, Raymond
Rambo, Leonard Yerger, Harold Pret-
lyman. Ollie Mcclure, Walter Mcclure,
Lee Davis. John Phillips, Walter For
aker.
Evening journal., 1907-03-27
Townsend.
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
TOWNSEND, March 27.-gohn NJ.
Clayton has accepted a position in th
freight yard Il Todd's Cut.
Mark Townsend, Of Wilmington,
spent yesterday at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Town
send near here.
Miss Nellie Joiner has returned from
a visit to Chestertown, Md.
Mrs Edward Donovan on Monday
entertained the Sewing Circle of Blac--
bird, at her home near Blackbird sta
tion.
Mrs. Eliza Stats and Miss Etna Tai
ley OF Wilmington, are spending sew
eral days with friends here.
Miss Maude Workman and son, Paul.
Of Chester. Pa. spent Sunday with
her brother William Joiner and FAM
lily.
Mrs. Katie Taylor and son, Clark,
Of Parksley, Va. are visiting her broth
er. William Joiner and family.
Mrs. Sadie Sterling Of Hallwood, Va,
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William
Joiner.