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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-02
BAPTIST CHURCH
Changes for This Week. Lecture Fri
day Night on immigration.

There will be- no service at the Zap.
list chapel for coiorcd people this
we,k Wednesday night. nor will the
regular prayer meeting be- held Thurs
day night A very important patriotic
topic will be- the subject ~ a stcrcop.
tican lecture on Friday night
A million immigrants last year came
to America A million more are com
Ing this year n this peaceful inyas
Ion 10 make the United States a great.
~ power or will II breed strife among
the little nationalitiea which are grow.
Ing up In great cities aud wide. extend.
Ing farming dlstrictsG Aliens or
Americana" which shall the itali.
ans. Hungarians. Poles. l.ithuanlana.
Sloyaka aud Russian Jews become
Aliens today. will they ever become
good Americans
All persons interested In this patri.
otto question are invited 10 hear the
lecture and see the 100 Illustrations nj
the Baptist church Friday night. July
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-02
MANNED, BUT MARRIED
Bride injured In Runaway Accident
WEEDS In Half an Hour.

Montpelier. June 2S.-A broken rib,
a sprained ankle and an ear almost
torn on did not prevent Mrs Blanche
HILLS from marrying Harris l.. Jillson
last evening She figured In a run.
away accident last week at Canton. N.
Y, came here on the z o'clock train
and inside OF half an hour was mar
ried Mrs Hills FIRST husband commit.
ted suicide several years ago within q
week after their marriage.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-02
Rheumatism Cannot Be
Cured Unless Uric-O
Is Used
Sudden Deaths Heart Failure and
Paralysis are Caused by Pois-
onous Uric a Rheumatic Acids

The Rheumatic person ~ skcptical
regarding the claims Of almost any
remedy advertised as a cure for Rheu.
matism and one can scarcely blame
him for being 10. All the plastcrH
and linimcnts combined never actual.
~ cured n case OF rheumatism. They
may relieve Il In one quarter. but u h.
sure to break out somewhere else. The
only true way "a. cure rheumatism ~
Ia drive II from the system. for ns long
M the Uric and Rheumatic Acid re-
mains In the blood. one IL never On.
tlrcly free from the trouble. This u
where the value of Uric.O as n pcrma.
ncnt cure for rheumatism comes In.
II seeks out the Rheumatic poison In
the blood muscles and kidneys. rem
derH II inert and harmless and drives
Il out OF the system That II why
Uric.O ~ such an admirable aud cifcc
tive cure for Rheumatism.
The chief reason that UficO Is such
wonderful cure for rheumatism H.
that II is designed and prepared Ia
cure rheumatism and Rheumatism
only. II IN composed Of perfect anti
dotes for the rheumatic acid poison oI
It's wonderful success. Rheumatism
simply cannot exist In a persons sys
tenn II Uric-O is used
UricO IL sold by druggists NJ 75s
and 800 the kottle and II you still
feel skepticai about It's efficacy you
can test II IRE Of charge by cutting
out this advertisement and sendini
same. together with your name and ad
dress. also the name OF your druggist
10 the Smith Drug company Syracuse
". ". and they will send YOU a sample
bottle free. To persons who wfite ant
say they have never used Uric-O an,
want 10 test Il thoroughly aud vii
agree 10 take II systematically accord
ing TO directions. they frequently giv'
a regular 75c bottle free.
Uric.O IN sold and recommended II
Bennington by II A. Qulnlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-02
Notice.

Owing 20 engagements nj Sunapee
Lake ! will be- unable TO remain In
Bennington only this week. but expect
to return IN n month.
Those wishing pianos tuned NJ this
time will confer n favor by sending me
card or telephoning Hudson's store
as early as possible.
Lewis J. Carpenter.
Expert Piano Tuner
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-02
HEAD LAcERATED.
Intoxicated Man Lurehed Against
Electric Car.

Batist Frorinonti is at the North
Adams hospital suffering with a bad
ly bruised face, the result of being
struck by an electric car Sunday even
ing near the Dugway In Pownal
lie was responsible for the accident
himself ms he lurched out OF the
bushes and TO the track directly In
front OF the car from Bennington. He
was struck by the running board. and
thrown against n tree. decorating his
head considerably.
lie was picked up and placed ON
the car and taken to North Adams.
lie was taken 10 the hospital. where
his injuries were cared for, Ills home
Is In Williamstown, and Il Is believed
tina, ne had been employed on the ex-
tension OF the street railway.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-02
TENNIS At ORANGE.
Moua,aia station ~. 81 Tournament
Opeas with Defeat af o. q. Lars~d.

Opeas with Defeat Of y. q. Lars~d.
ORANGE. y. J.. Iuly ? The middle
states lawn tennis championship tour
namcut on the courts ~ the Orange
Lawn Tennis club has opened ~
Mountain station. y. ]. The winner
Of the final will SEEK 10 wrcst the title
from William A. IArned.
The class ~ the entry list held L.
own during the nrst day. with The cx-
ccption Of Edwin =. i.an-'i. who was
defeated by - W Niles ~ Bosion IN
straight sets az CT and 90 Ray.
mond ~ Little proved o. be- NJ the top
% hls game Ills drives Tor the lines
and bis volleying shots came N with
a snap that carried him through two
contests without apparent Effort In
the drt be- defeated Herbert l. West
fall NJ % and G-i. later defeating
D. W Cole Of Pennsylvania. q aud
Ga
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-02

WEATHER FORECAST.

Probabilities for This Section for the
Next "a Hours
For eastern New York and western
Vermont. fair and cooler tonight. Wed.
lnesday fair.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-02
Fire Works!

Oyer thirty years experience has
taught Us where to buy the safest and
most reliable makes.
We have everything from baby IRE
crackers 10 Bomb shells, Exhibition
Rockets, Candles, Mines, ETC., ia
looms, Colored Fires, Revolyers,
Canes and Gun Powder. A glance In
our show window will give you an
idea Of the great variety Of beautiful
and noise producing pyrotecnic's we
sell.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-31
TABOR, CANADA.
wALxER-BLA NuPT1ALs,
Money is Plentiful and Good Time,
Prevail

Special Correspondents.
Taber Canada Dec 2t.--Alss Annie
Walker and Harry Bland were married
Christmas. by Bishop II. A. Van Ormen.
at the brides home, where an elegant
supper was served the invited guests
after the ceremony. Annie has tender
~ cared for her fathers family OF
buys and one younger sister sinoa their
mothers death In Utah several years
ego In the large brick opera house
just completed crowded dance COM
pleted tho days festivities.
The business portion Of Taber Ia now
furnished electric light from the Cam
ada West Coal & Coke company's plant.
This company bus expended large sums
OF money the past season M buildings,
electrical machinery. piping water from
the river. etc.
The Relief society has few II any
needy ones to care for. and II using the
funds in the treasury Ia the building
of a granary
Money is plentiful with "a good mar
ket for everything Chickens bring 81
each. milk 10 cents per quart. wild hay
$40 per ton, straw So per ton. which.
with the high price of grain and good
wages paid both common and skilled la
bortrs. gives no occasion for hard
times.
AT Cripple Creek" by +. C. Car
penters theatrical company. is billed al
fhe opera house tonight,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-31
BELL TEL. OFFER.
Montana Federation OF Labor Rejects
One Made by Manager Murray.

ubAAN'hH fA'NRAtVh W hN"N"h - 49,"
One Made by Manager Murray.
Butte. Mont, Dec. 30.-A special 10
the Miner from Helena says.
The last proposal OF General Mama
ger Murray Of the Rocky Mountain
Bell I'eiephone company has been re-
tected By Alexander F'airgrieye Of the
Montana Federation Of labor, who
charges that whenever there has been
a prospect for settlement Mr. Murray
has raised new matters which were
not involved before He says the prop
osition Just submitted by Mr. Murray
Is one which was made while he (Fair-
grieye) was out Of the state, and which
was never sanctioned by members Of
the union. Mr.. Fairgrieve points out
that he once offered 20 submit the
whole matter TO a board Of arbitration.
which Mr. Murray declined TO do. but
now the latter comes back and desires
10 submit the matter To such "a board.
81 which h. names two members lcay-
Ing the unions 10 name The third mem-
Der He says he viii acknowledge re-
ceipt OF the last proposal, but that is
an.
Witnesses iu the contempt proceed
ings which comes up tomorrow morn
lug before Judge Hunt, arrived from
Butte TO-DAY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-31
WEBER COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Routine Business Transacted 10y Board
OF Commissioner.

ogden. Dec. 3l.-At the meeting OF the
Weber county board Of commissioners,
Judge v. G.. Gunnell OF the juvenile
court appeared and asked permission to
use the commissioners apartment for a
courtroom when it is not otherwise I'm
use. The request was granted.
Sheriff g. A. Sebriug submitted the
appointment OF Barlow 3, Wilson as
chief deputy In his office. The commits
sioners confirmed the appointment and
fixed his salary at 800 per month.
Joseph Hutchins was appointed dep
uty sheriff for Plain city. without COM
pensauon, except FOR work done under
the direction Of the sheriff
a communication was received from
the Transmissouri Dry Farming con-
gress asking the board to send dele
gates To the sessions to be held at salt
Lake City Jan. % 20 % inclusive. The
board win appoint five delegates
Richard Greenwell resigned as road
supervisor Of West Weber.
Surveyor Craven reported having in-
spected the bridge at Devils Gate in
Ogden canyon. which needs Si25 worth
Of repairs. The board ordered them
made.
MarOni Skeen appeared before the
board and asked that the taxes on the
Baptist church parsonage be RENTED
for the past two years. Action was de-
ferred for one week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-31
YOUNG MOTHER
DIES OF SMALLPOX
Mrs. Joseph Manning Succumbs
To Dreaded Disease When
Babe Was 5 Days Old.
SESSION OF CITY COUNCIL.
Weber County AfIairs--Dcath Of
Prominent Citizens-Weddlng
Bells--Ncws in Brief.

ogden. Dec. S1.-OnY Eve days ago
Mrs. Martha Jane Manning was bless
ed with her first born. and yesterday
her beautiful young life was closed by
death from that dreaded disease small
pox. Her young husband, Joseph
Manning, TO whom she was married
one year ago the fifth of this month,
is almost distracted with grief as also
are her parents and many other rela-
tives and friends
A feature Of the sad event that Is
most deplorable is that Il was not
known she was afflicted with small
pox until after death and many Of the
residents of Hooper have been exposed.
The day following the birth OF her
baby, a rash broke out on her body,
which was thought by her family and
the nurse to be measles She gradual
~ grew weaker and the disease seem
ed TO be serious, so yesterday morn
ing her relatives sent for Dr. Morrell,
who went to Hooper as soon as possi-
BILE. but before he arrived she had
died. He examined her body and pro
nounced her ailment as smallpox Of
the worst kind.
a quarantine was Immediately plac-
ed on the home and those VINO were
in IL and every effort will be eXerted
10 prevent the spread of the disease
Relatives came to ogden last evening
and purchased a casket and the burial
took place privately this morning.
Mrs Manning was the daughter OF
Thomas and Martha Hardy Read. she
was born at Hooper, Weber county
Aug. 20. 1854. She was faithful
member OF the Latter-day Saints
church, and was an active worker in
the Sunday school and Y. J.. NJ. l. as
sociation. The sympathy OF the entire
community goes out to the sorrowine
family
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-31

cusalion " ahnurmauty against Won
Moltkc
After this abatement Count Kuuo won
Noltko hlmself took the stand flo de-
Ulared that DO had hardly rlcut for two
months Iio rejected Tho statement that
ho hnd hahItunNy used cosmetics tO beau
Ufy hlg appearance but said hn was M
We hann ot uaing rnelnf sate use eN'
Ina THAT owing 90 tho jealousy Of hts
wife, be- rcfreiued Tor several weeks from
visiting IN MulouburE's house. although
hla office Was iu the building After q
cconc with hig wife one day he picked up q
haudkerUhicf belongings % Eu EulenburE
and kissed ~ lu an nffoCtionatn manner
on outbreak ~ jealousy from the count.
pss
Dr. Maauus Hiruhfold, who orr Che last
trial uwore that Won Multkc was alb
normal. was severely cruss-oNumIuod TO-
day. and withdrew bic previous state
mont.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-31
DEATH OF t. Y. STANFORD.
Prominent Business Man of Ogden
SuCcumbs to Pneumonia.

Ogden, Dec. 3t.-Thomas Y. stan
ford died at / o'clock this morning at
his home, 2247 Quincy avenue. of
pneumonia. He was 46 years Of age.
He was taken ill Thursday Mr.. stan
ford was one OF the most prominent
business men OF the city. Prior to go-
ing into business for himself he travel
Ell for local hrm he was born I'm
Salt Lake Jan. IA, 1862. but has been
q resident OF Ogden since a small boy.
He was a son Of Hon. Jospeh and EliZ-
abeth Y Stanford. For a number Of
years he was superintendent Of tho
Third ward Sunday school. and at the
time Of his death he was recording see
rotary of the Y NJ. l. A. board OF
Weber stake. and was also prominent
" connected with Church organize
lions He served two years as deputy
recorder OF Weber county His work
IS the most beautiful IN the records Of
the county. He was married two
yt airs ago to Miss Laura Hair He
performed a mission Of one year in
Tennessee, being transferred TO the
British Isles and then travelling in
Europe. He Is survived by his par
ents. wife and a number OF brothers
ana sisters
Christopher Brown. An aged resi-
dent Of Ogden, died al noon today.
WANTS HENNERY REMOVED.
A suit has been tiled In the Second
district court by Attorneys Agee d
McCracken. representing Frederick W.
Redheld against " b. Wedcll and
Jonas p Keller The complaint al
leges that plaintiff is owner OF certain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-31
TAKING OF EVIDENCE
IN HARDEN CASE CONCLUDES

Berlin. Dec 90-Ths taking " evidence
in the Harden case came 20 an end this
afternoon. and The case was adjourned.
Tie final pleadngs viii be heard Co.
morrow and judgment probably vii ue
rendered un Thursday.
After considerable evidence from SER
wants and others regarding the hyateric8l
nature o. Mra Won Elbe, "a physician
attached 90 the law courts gave the eKH
pert opinion gathered during the entire
course " the proceedings. that hs had NOS
observed thc least foundation Tor tho aC-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-31
INTERSTATE NEWS BRIEFS

Murray was the scene OF sad and
sudden death Monday night. Albert
Berger, the 12-year-old son Of Gottlieb
Berger. prominent resident Of Muir
ray. died last night from stomach trOu-
hles The youth was taken sick last
evening az O'Clock, and became rapid
~ worse until he passed away near
midnight. No arrangements have been
made yet for holding the funeral.
Mountain Home has had a very en-
jOyable week, beginning with the clos
ing or the school FOR the holidays,
memorial services IN honor Of the
Prophet Joseph Smiths birthday and
last a Christmas tree festival for the
children. commencing at 10 O'Clock.
The speakers were Bishop John Larson
and Counselors Alma Hendricks and
Joseph Allen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-31
MEDlC0S IN SESSION.
Reception Given Them ny Commercial
Club--News Briefs.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. Dec 3l.--The Third Councillor
Medical society is now ia session az
Provo II opened yesterday and Viii
last untn Wednesday. The Provo Com
mercial club rendered the visitors a
reception on the opening day al which
j. RI Frisby, mayor, and &, r. Decker.
mayor-elect, made short addresses OF
Welcome. Drs. Ii. ID. Niles. president
Of the state Medical association, and
Il. Gift. president OF the District Med
ical society. responded. Among those
who win read papers and take part IN
the discussions are; Or. Ii. u. Niles
DR. G.. c. Plummer, Judge J. u. Booth,
Or. n. G.. Gowans, Or. +. Cllft, DIT.
II. I.aMotte. DR.. r.. NJ. Conroy Dr.
Fred r. Clark. Dr. ID. II. Calder. On.
Joseph H. Slater, Or. David West
wood. Or. j. r. McGregor, Gov. John
q Cutler. Or. A. J. Stewart Or. Geo.
81 Brimhall, Dr. J. NJ. Henry Dr.
r. ". Arid, Prof l.. y. Eggertaon,
Prof W. s. Rawlins. Or. j. Nolco,
Dr. r. +. Hlnkley DR.. Geo. =. Robin
son. DIT o. X Hansen, Dr. J.. y. Hos
mer, Or W. w. Woodrlng and Dr. w.
4. Hasler
COURT NOTES.
Mrs. Alma Brown. who I'm behalf
Of the minors Of Alma Brown, enter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-31
Piles
Ne Want Every Pile Sufferer Ia Test
This Great Cure Rt oar lkpcns''
send Your Name and Address
For a Free Trial Package.

We want 20 send YOU "a free lildl
of the Great Pyramid Pile cure an
once, 10 YOU can see Win your own
eyes what Il can DO.
You cure yourself with perfect ease,
IN your own home, and for little eA
peuHe
pyramid PILE Cure gives YOU prompt
relief II heals sores and ulcers re-
duces congestion and Inflammation
aud takes away pain, itching ana IT.
ritati0n.
Aflor you have Tried the sample
treatment. and you are satianed, you
can get a full regular-Hized treatment
IN Pyramid Pile Cure al your drug
eist's for 30 cents. II he hasn't u,
send us the money and We viii send
vou the treatment al once. by mail, IN
plain sealed packages
send your name and address al once
Cor a trial OF this marvellous qnick'
SUR cure Address Pyramid Drug
ga 20 Pyramid Bldg, Marshall Mich
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-31
nRoKEHs AI,REerEp.

New York ucc. SO.-ueteotivna raid
cd 8n office on the NTH floor at No. 2
Broad street today and arrested three
Thc prisoners were John Cowun John
Mol can and Edward keofe. They have
been doing business under the name %
George ~. Shurtleas y co. ahurtless
himself Dr. AZ present in Arizona, accord
ing 90 the prisoners Arthur Bacon a
brckluvcr is the complaining witness.
Uc told the police that he bad given
me brokcra NGe Cor which ne was 10 re-
celve certain stocks but these. be do
clares. were never delivered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-31
PASSED EXAMINATION SUCCESS.
FULLY

james Donahue New Britain. Conn,
writes II tried several kidney remedies
and was treated bN our best physicians
for diabetes. but ala not Improve until i
took Folcy's Kidney cure After tho sec
ond bottle ! showed Improvement. and five
bottles cured me completely IhaVe since
parsed rigid examination for life In
Rurancc" Foley'a kidney Cure cures
back-achc ana on forms OF kidney and
bladder trouble. For sole hy r. j. tiin
Drug Co. zine Never guhHututorF"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-31
MORONI.
EPIDEMIC OF MEASLES.
Over 500 Cases la ToNn-Death of
Snrcn r. Nelson.

oNfN HNN hrAn III INV ~ 'hAh ~
Snrcn u. Nelson.
Special Correspondence.
Mornni saupeto Coz Dec. - Moroh
b. at present passing through Severe
Siege of measles, and. As 10 if now many
Npara slnrH n visited tniH place. thrrn is
an extensive field FOR its workings There
aIr now mOrr ihan Nn Wfll deemed cases
here ne victims beiur of an ases from
babies tn those RI ~ years ANA over. lhuh
far there hHf been bat one DEATH mat
ID MulIo nradleY the HiK-NDar-0ld SON
uf Rli hop Bradley aud hir vile IRENE.
ne wHr nue. manly little fellow or
franz aud Joyous disposiuon Who sue
tack of measlea llc passed away on
christmas dag DIS fathers birthday. Ito
was tenderly laid 20 rest ON the 9Th
DEATH or soREN a. NELSON
The last sad rites were held today
over me- remains of aoren d. Nelson,
anrd fi Years. who died un Dec. ab ln
ono Of the hospitals lu salt Lake ilthf
where b. had gone for treatment for
some Internal trouble. bat he arrived TOO
III has been a resident of this city for
nearly % yoars, coming hero from thf
rit u Aarhus. Donmar, whore he em-
hraced M0rmonlam when young man.
ne was a hrm believer in ana htfong
advocate ~ hlf adopted faith. 10 is sur
Vlved IN 4 wife ana l8 children STA nf
whom ara hY q former wife, Tho family
has The sincere sympathy OF ihef many
Gomfortine Addresses were made BY El-
dera lena q hleltfhi refer y. ftlst
sen. Thomas Morley " aaron Harry
lens Il. Petersen ana Jabez IauNs VIC
bors stronQ fallmuuief tn the worth and
Integrity 81 their departed friend.
Winter n hero in earnest ana noiNiu
standing the great number confined q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-31

mended that the prnpos tlou Of tho rail-
road people be accepted and tho report
adopted
The ordinance presented by Council
man Dickson. regulating the planting
OF trees, came mp FOR third reading and
was referred to- the law committee,
whore IL is expected to die Pay rolls
amounting To- s6S1.54 were allowed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-31
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
No Veto from Mayor on Viaducl Fran
chise.

Ogden. Dec. 3l.-A short session OF
the city council was held last night and
routine business transacted. 1t was
expected that the mayor would send
in a message vctoing the viaduct fran
chise ordnance bus no message was
received The mayor has until Jan. TO
either approve or veto the ordinance,
and IN order not TO be caught mapping
the old council viii meet again at 1870
o'clock next Monday morning, and
should the mayor In the meantime ex-
ercise his right TO turn the franchise
down the council will be prepared at
that time 10 pass It over his veto. At
the same session the present council
viii conclude all Of its affairs and after
the usual formalities the councilmeu
elected November viii be indicted into
office
The street committee reported on the
matter Of building the dam or levee
along the river between Twenty
aud Twenty fourth streets stating that
they had received word from the short
Line that ii would join with the city in
building II. The committee room
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-31

over ge000V has heon expended in
campaign % sannnfiOn ord tho monthly
payroll ct present le about $4,000. ~
which Che federal government i7 paying
throe-fuurths
90 DBL estimated chat approximately
10000 ratf have been destroyed during
thO uUst four months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-31
SPANISH FORK.
FAMILY REUNIONS.
Robertson and Greer Clans Meet In
Annual Festival

Annual Festival
Special Correspondence.
Spanish Fork Utah CO.. Dee. 20 I'LL
der Charles White has returned from
his mission to the Central States. He
reports a. successful mission. He was
well treated. but is glad 20 be az home
once more
ON Christmas day the Robertson fam
lies had a reunion ln the opera house
ComlnR 20 this land I'm the early ifties
they have passed through tn cricket
grasshopper and red mons wars The
day was well spent In talking over their
pioneer days and Of incidents I'm their
young days ln guild auld scotland
Fully 300 friends Of the SELF Culture
club mad q social picnic and a dance IN
the city pavilion on Friday evening.
the eth.
Another annual reunion Of the Greer
families was held ON Saturday. Dec %.
when the past and present was rc-
Viewed with a spice ~ innocent mitth
Ind happy remembrance.
Six inches OF the beautiful" fen hero
yesterday