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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-06

Laurel company In putting in a can
teen for such splendid purpose as
to fit up the armory.
OF for the Front.
1t looked little like the days OF the
Spanish American war last night when
Company went down Main street
on their way to take the train to go to
Columbus.
The men made a splendid appear
ance in their fatigue uniforms and
in heavy marching order. each man
provided with travel rations and above
all else all OF them in good spirits.
They were brave lot and were
mighty good to look at as all Amer.
lean soldiers are, whether regulars or
the National Guard.
The men were entrained in an order.
ly manner by the officers and the dis.
cipline reflected credit on the men
as we'll as their superiors.
The roster showed the following Of
ficers and non-commissioned officers
and there were thirty-five men in the
ranks:
Lieutenant-C Colonel Virgil Jones and
Major j. H. Buschman accompanied
l Company to Columbus.
Captain Neil Farley, First Lieuten
ant viii Lucas. Second Lieutenant
Berry Riley.
First Sergeant Neb. Robinson, Quar-
termaster Sergeant B. A. Bailey, Sec
ond Sergeant E. E. Limbaugh, Third
Sergeant Dave Burkett.
Corporals G. E. Jones, Phil Bene.
dict, K. A. Williams, w. F. Pander
and L. Highnote.
There was big crowd to see the
boys off and when the train came in
bearing the Lumberton company there
was good deal of cheering and much
enthusiasm
The train will pick up car at Lau
rel with e Company and when Nerd
ian is reached the men will get coffee
which is provided by the regulations
and then transfer to special train
on which the Meridian Company and
the one from Macon will be awaiting
them. At 1 o'clock the special will
leave for Columbus and by noon to
morrow the Second Infantry will bs
under canvass, complete to the bant
which will join them on the grounds.
Great things are expected of the
Second Infantry. especially that par
of it which represents Hattiesburg-
Company-and the people at home
will look for glowing accounts of the
contingent from this city.
For ten days nov The boys will live
like soldiers and get taste of doing
guard duty and the other stunts of {
like nature, in sunshine and rain
night or day--it will all look alike t
( them for a while.
They'll tell all about it when the,
get home!
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-06

Strengthened out without difficulty
next Friday.
The Executive Committee of the
Twelfth Judicial District will also
meet next Friday.
OF this committee, Mr.. w. F, Cook,
of this city, is the chairman and the
following are the members:
For Perry County: w. F. Cook and
]. T. Haney.
For Lamar County: ]. T. Garraway
and j. c. Street.
For Marion County: Toxey Hall
and J. G. Lott.
The members OF this committee for
Pearl River County could not be OBJ
tanned last night, but It Is said that
they will be present just the same.
These committees win meet at 10
o'clock and the official returns viii
be announced in these columns
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Hattiesburg commandery No. n,
knights TempIarT. A. McElreath, r.
c.; j. w. Montague. Recorder Meets
Tuesday nights in the Masonic Tenn.
pie at o'clock.
Hattiesburs Lodge No. 397, A. r. 4
A. Mr.. H. Lee. w. NJ; J.. p
Bennett, Secretary. Meets Monday
nights in the Masonic Temple. at p.
m.
HattIesburg Royal Arch Chapter No.
|114.-w. M. Conner. H. p; ]. D. Ben
nett, Secretary. Meets Thursday
nights in the Masonic Temple at 8
o'clock.
Liberty Council No. Wv. M. Con-
liner, T, /. M; J. D. Bennett, Secretary.
Meets Friday nights in the Masonic
Temple at o'clock.
Order Of the Eastern star.--Mrs. s.
G. Eaton. w. NJ; Mrs. M. Dunn, Secre-
tary. Meets Friday nights in the MAJ
sonic Temple at o'clock.
HattIesburo Lodge 1877 !. Q. o. F.
M. T. Sheehan, N, G.; A. F. Jones, v.
c.; DR.. VIM. Busby, r. S.; H. Katz. p.
s. Meets Monday nights in l. D. O.
F. Hall at 8 o'clock.
| Hattiesburg Eneampmsnt No. 40, 1.
o. o. FL. Coplin, c. p; R. H. Pen
der, scribe. Meets every Wednesday
night in Odd Fellows Hall at o'clock
Rebekah Lodge No. II, l. o. o. F.
Miss Ella Fisher, N. G.; Mrs. Lena
Trombley, v. G.; Miss Ida Cowart,
secretary. Meets Thursday nights at
o'clock, in Odd Fellows Hall.
| Knights Of Pythias, Crescent En-
campment No. IA. Foote, c. c.; j.
B. Burkett, v. G.; George fairfield,
X. R. s. Meets Monday nights over
Citizens Bank at o'clock.
Woodmen Of the World, Leaf River
Camp No. 28.--W. q. Martin, G. CT;
w. J.. Fowler, Clerk. fleets Tuesday
nights in Odd Fellows Hall at p. m.
Woodmen Of the World, HattIesburs
Camp, No. 44e-E. e. Everitt, G. c.:
j. w Brookshire, Clerk. Meets Thurs
day night in Odd Fellows Hall, at 8
o'clock.
Benevolent Protective Order Of EIks,
No. 5ss.-M. J. McGrath, E. r.: w. A..
McCloud, Secretary and Treasurer.
Meets Tuesday nights in their rooms
on West Front street at 5 o'clock.
FraternaI Order Of Eagles, Aerie No.
1567.--Mr. Frazier, President; Eugene
George, Secretary. Meets Thursday
nights in rooms in the Keyes Building.
at o'clock.
Hattiesburg Typographical Union,
No. 647.-Eugene Warren. president;
George F. Long, Secretary. Meets at
Martin Printing Company first Sunday
in each month.
Carpenters and Joiners Of America
Local Union No. 213. M. O'Hara, pres
ident; e. B. Davis, recording secre-
tary. Meets Wednesday nights. at 5
o'clock in the commissioners room
at the county court house.
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Iere is city of canvas going up
Day at Columbus.
A The Mississippi National Guard is
having its annual encampment and
there are nearly two thousand sol.
diers pouring into that city.
1t is stated that by nightfall fully
the number of soldiers mentioned will
be under canvas and prepared for the
ten strenuous days that are to come
For the first time in several years
the encampment will be held in dry
town" and it is alleged that this fact
will prove most beneficial and that
the reports, made through military
channels at the end of the encamp
ment, will demonstrate the ACCESSIBILITY
of holding all succeeding annual gath
erings in such localities.
Since the 18th of July officers and
men detailed for such duty have been
on the grounds at Columbus, prepar
ing the the site of the camp, so that
on the arrival of the troops all that
they will have to do will be to pitch
tents without even having to lay of
the lines of camp.
1t is understood that the officers oil
the detail mentioned have arranged
for every convenience and necessity
that will be of benefit to the enlisted
men and that will tend to make them
comfortable in quarters.
The local military were as busy as
the proverbial bee all day Monday
getting into shape for their departure
last night, and there was a lot Of
hustle and hurrying to and fro al
the armory as the day passed.
There was a lot of noise and some
confusion, as was natural, but every
body was in the best of humor and the
trip was discussed at intervals wher
it was possible to snatch few mo
ments' time and there were bits o.
rumor gathered and passed along the
line to the next group.
One of the boys had clipping from
the Laurel Ledger concerning E Com
pany from that place and this he was
showing to his fellow soldiers. 1
read as follows:
"E Company will run "canteen'
this year, it being the first time in the
history of the guard that anything o
this kind has been attempted. TIL,
canteen will handle military supplies
and refreshments, the money from
which they expect to use in fitting VI
the new armory, which they expect Il
have in the new city hall.
sc Company goes even better
equipped and drilled than last year
when they won the trip to Chickamau
ga"
OF course this proves interesting
matter for the boys to read and the
clipping was passed around, but there
was nothing but complimentary com
ments on the enterprise shown by the
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ture is absolutely fire-proof it will
prove most popular Office building.
When completed and filled with a
busy lot of tenants 1.-THE Ross will
not only be credit to Hattiesburg.
but will be one of the show places of
the city.
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VERS
NNTYEARM

about such an institution.
He informed reporter for the Daily
News that at present he was cult
waiting about one hundred and fifteen
acres and that there was sufficient
vegetables and truck raised on the
place to supply all the prisoners with
such Injuries.
Captain Watts has the work on the
place so systematized that while a
lot is done there is no occasion for
severe measures and the county farm
and its inmates move smoothly and
quietly along and prisoners come and
go with little or no excitement.
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NOTICE CARPENTERS.

On Wednesday night, August 7th
Mr.. J. F. Grimes will address the car
penters at the court house. All are
Invited to be present.
le2atd LOCAL UNION NO. 213.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-06

Be sure and attend the Electric The
alter on Mobile street today. Some
thing that will be, enjoyed by all
Sexes.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-06

If you want anything, try liner IN
the Daily News.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-06
BIG ROSS BUILDING
!. NEARING COMPLETION

Ross building is rapidly nearing
elton and by the first of Sep
the magnificent structure will
N open, with every available
space occupied.
ing of the building, Mr.. M.
- Yiinbaye entire charge
Fceptions al
ctive teuorl1
then Clllees o. led lh heat,
light, water and jahitor's services
without aytra rharpa and as tho ctruc-
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lPnice $500
Abbeville. S, c.; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Banister White, OF Greensboro, N. G.
Engagement Announced.

6RHleter WHlle, OF GREENSBORO, ~. ~.
Engagement Announced.
The approaching marriage is an.
nounced Of Miss Caroline Eunice Kirk,
daughter OF the Rev. J. o. Kirk, of
Lakeside Park, to the Rev. Frank
Lewis Hardy, Of Alice, va. ss
The wedding will take place on the
morning Of June 18th. at Bethlehem
Baptist Church. Henrico county, Va.
Headquarters Closed.
Tho bureau OF information held
Throughout the reunion at Murphy's
Hotel. under the auspices OF the Daugh-
tiers, OF the Confederacy. and in charge
Of Mrs. Thomas S. Bocock. assisted by
Mrs. j.. H. Tlmberlake. Mrs. ". NJ.
Wade, and others. was kept open until
q late hour Monday night. and the
ladies' finally left with regret that the
pleasant meetings between veterans
and old friends were over. s5
Colonel Murphy and his able assist
ants left nothing undone for tho COM
fort Of the Daughters lnncharge and
the pleasure Of the visitors.
Entcrtuin Guards.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W, Hcssherg, OF No,
1915 West Grace Street, entertained
eharmingly Tuesday evening, in honor
Of the Dallas Confederate Guards, OF
Dallas Texas, Mrs. Hessbarg Is q
daughter OF Mr.. y, NJ Kahn, Of Dallas
and the veterans wero delighted to
greet so charming q daughter OF their
native State.
Married in New York.
Mr.. Frederick Block, Of New York
formerly Of Richmond. and son of
Mrs. Henry Block. No. 1914 West
Franklin Street, was married to Miss
Selma Rosenbluth, Of New York, on
Tuesday at $3.50. at the st. Regis Hotel
New York City.
Personal Mention,
Mrs, Robert Guy, OF Staunton. is
visiting the Misses Harris at No, 202
East Main Street.
Miss Frances Lyon. Of Anderson, s.
G., will arrive to-day to be the guest
Of Miss Helen Baker. at No. HOB East
Clay Street
Mr.. Robert Alexander Boyd. who has
been attending tho Confederate Re-
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+ . - z, It+ ~ y. : 3
tl.is evening at g o'clock In the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Lee Beyeridge,
No. ia West Grace Street, when their
daughter. Ida Walton, will become
the wife OF Mr.. Richmond Moore. son
of Mr., and Mrs. J. Stanton Moore, OF
this city. The Rev. DR.. Frank T, Nc
Faden, OF the First Presbyterian
Church, will ofilciate. assisted by the
Rev. Robert A. Goodwin. OF st. Johns
Episcopal Church.
e Miss. Linda Holmes Beveridge. the
brides sister. Will be maid OF honor,
and Mrs. Frank Mansfield Boxley viii
be matron Of honor Other attendants
will be the best man. Mr. Frank Mans
field Boxley; tho groomsman. Mr.. John
b. Swartwout. and the ribbon-bearere
little Misses Mimic Moore, Anna Hnr-
wood Beveridge, Elizabeth &1aury Bev.
eridge and Master Frank T, McS'aden
Jr.
reception will follow the cere-
mony, when the following young ladies
will serve IN the dining-room: Misse,
Claire Schultz, Of Buchanan, Va: Viz,
ginia Clarke. Lucy Shelton. Frances
Bland, Belle Martin. Of Petersburg
Ruby Chewing, Jean and Margaret
Fraser, Peachy Harrison and Lucy
cartor Beyeridge, Mrs. John B. Swart.
Woutl and Miss Al1co Mora Will serve
punch
After Northern tour. Mr.. Moore and
his bride will BIO at homo at No. Ill
West Grace Street.
Darrows-Hnrris.
st. Anderw's Episcopal Church viii
be the scene Of q pretty marriage this
evening at 8 O'clock, when Miss We're
Rosamond Harris, daughter Of Mr., and
Mrs. Emmett Harris, will become tn.
bride OF Mr.: Haydn Webster Rarrows
of Trenton. N, j. The Rev. Thomas
semmes, rector OF the church, viii
oftic!ate, assisted by the Rev. Johr
| Ridout.
M!ss Harris will be attended by he,
sister, Miss Eta v. Harris. as }nait
OF honor. and the following brides
maids: Misses Kate Stith, Ora Abbott
Annie Drew. Grace Tignor, Mary WI!
kinson and Grayaon Harris. Other at
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.SOCllA AL and
PERSONAL.
YEsTIa1,l,AY.

Orr-Linncy nnrrInEe ut II A. MI.
in Centenary Nfcthodist Church. *
tGhartlkOn- SA Itn,Icrx nhrrtnEc ~ y
GAO y. NI.,t at No. 5O2tA North Irifth
Street.
JoHcs.I< Diner innrriagc mt No. l20a
Floyd Avenue, $40 II. M.
Colonial Dn,uss' 1,ny ut jamestown
ExposltiOn.
TODAY.
Marriage Of Miss Ida walton Hcv-
erIdge 10 Mr. 1tichnund Moore nj
r. NJ, in the I,:i,Ic's home, No. lid I
West Grace street.
Marriage % Mas Vera N0snmond
IIurris to MIR. Haydn Wcbstcr 'i,nr-
rows, In st. Andrews l1pincopul
Church, ut s L. NJ. a@
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union, left yesterday for his home in
Mecklenburg county. Va. Mr., Boyd
was member OF the special guard de-
tailed to attend General Lee at the
surrender at Apponaattox, April 9TH.
1866. M
Mr.. and Mrs. James Poarley, who
have been visiting Mrs. S. M. Gary, OF
North Twenty Second Street. have re-
turned to their home In Charlottes-
Vile, Va. a: #
Mrs James Il. Gleason and her
daughter Jane OF charlottesville. Va.
are the guests OF Mrs. s. NJ Gray, of
North Twenty-second Street,
Miss Pearl Vaughan, OF Gunner. Va,
is the guest Of the Misses Goode, OF
East Marshall Street,
Mrs. Henry Wise and her. sister, Miss
Mabel Bllson, OF Baltimore, are visit
Ing the Misses Goode. OF East Mar
shall Street.
Messrs, ]. p. Ragland. Thomns B..
Traynham and John e. Brewer. of
Halifax county, members OF Company
lie, Third Virginia Cavalry. were re-
union guestsiof their old friend ana
comrades, Mr. ,Willie,n = lsoseFs' NO.
Mrs. Deltie Masters. of Newport
News, Va, is tho guest Of Mrs. Charles
Mrs s. q Dalton. OF Axiom, Va,
who is the guest OF her son, Mr. G..
pal vst WI, eahe II pa1t,mo more
ana the Jamestown Exposition.
:, !, !. 4 $, I, ]. {, 4, 4,
MISS inelma ones 1as '9 .W,,,.,a, tfo ~
. v ,,an ~ 20 Ars' Sosep'' y '''s'oeA =
5..
Miss Edith Norment, Of Rlgler's. Va,
was recently the guest OF relatives
Mrs. w. s. Brannan and Miss Alice
Cole. az OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, spent Mon
ST ~, -, a,,mnna - 5s'1'
uuy = 4>'1''''0'.'
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visiting hor son. Mr.. Douglas Baxter
DID NOT COME HERE.
En,igrans Sent Direct from Philadelphia
To Virginia Homes

en- 70 Virginia 1I0mes q
Twelve English md nine Scotch emlgrants
arrived on tho steamship l"Marion,' Mt Phi1a-
delphla yesterday, and haze been sent direct
to their Virginia homes from that city, AS
they went to points north OF this city 1t was
unnece ssary to bring them to Richmond
and representative OF the Department Of
Agriculture and immigration met them In
Philadelphia and arranged for their trans
portaton to the homes to which they had
beon assigned. There were four women In
the party.
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lost Loclsct.

Mrs. L. G. Moody last on yesterday,
either on a Main Street car or on Main
Street. mourning lockot. which she
hopes Will no returned by the person
who found 1t to The Tlmes-Dlspntch
office 49, -5e 5s5 W. II
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Mrs. s. G. Dalton, of Axton, Va,
who is the guest OF her son, Mr. G.
r., Dalton, win leave In few days
for visit to washington, Baltimore
and the Jamestown Exposition
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Mrs. James u, Gleason and her
daughter Jane, OF Charlottesville. Va.
are the guests OF Mrs. s. NJ. Gray, Of
North TWenty-Socond Street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Poarley, who
have been visiting Mrs, S. NJ. Gary, OF
North Twenty Second Street. have re-
turned to their. home in Charlottes-
Vile, Va
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Miss Pearl Vaughan, OF Cumnor. Va,
is, the guest Of the Misses Goode, OF
East Marshall Street.
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Miss Thelma Jones has returned from
a visit to Mrs, Joseph sWhltlock in.
Louisa, Va.
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Mrs. Doltie Masters. of Newport
News Va, Is tho guest Of Mrs. Charles
o. Goo4e, OF East Marshall Street.
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Mrs. Henry Wise and her. sister, Miss
Mabel Bllson, OF Baltimore, are visit
ing the Misses Goode. Of East Mar
shall Street
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Messrs, j. 2. Ragland. Thomas B..
Traynham and John r. Brewer OF
Halifax county, members OF Company
c, Third Virginia Cavalry were re-
union guests OF their old friend and
comrades, Mr.. William L. Rogers, No.
10 North Harrison Street.
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Miss Edith Norment, Of Rgler's. VA
was recently the guest Of relatives
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union, left yesterday for his home in
iMccklenburg county. Va, Mr., Boyd
was q member OF the special guard de-
tailed to attend General Lee at the
surrender at Apponaattox, April 9th,
1866.
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Mr.. j. Wayne Splitter. OF Tampa, Fla.
who attended tho reunion. Is visiting
his brother. Mr.. j. w, Spltler. In staun-
itnn lAl 'sji as,.ef
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II Mrs. w. L. Brannan and Miss Alice
Cole. OF fredericksburg, spent Mon
luyNin Richmond,
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Mrs, willlam Rtolfa PATTERSON. Of
HAMPTON. Va, Is here to attend tho
Moore Beveridgo wedding,
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Miss a. RI sutton, II Gloucester, has
left for her home atttr a. weeks visit
to Miss Addia Jones, In this city.
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PeFHQHnl McAtlOn, 3l3
Mrs Robert Guy, OF Stanton. is
visiting the Misses Harris. at No, 2O2
East Main Street.
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Mrs. W. b. Wilkinson, of Toano, W.,
has returned to her home after q
pleasant stay with friends here.
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Miss Frances Lyon. Of Anderson, s.
G., will arrive to-day to be the guest
OF Miss Helen Baker. at No. HOE East
Clay Street.
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The, 6tay-at- Home Whist Club mot
Monday evening with the Misses Har-
Vie. No. 1905 Park Avenue. Four la
bles were engaged and three couples
showed an even SCORE at the close OF
the game, They were Miss Lucy
Quarles and Admiral Webster, Miss
Eliza Harvie and Miss Claire Gull
!aume, Mrs. S. w. Trayers and Mr..
Arthur Cannon. Is
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Mrs, John r. Nance is visiting her
sister Mrs. j. II, Ridepour.
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Miss Rabecca Walker is the guest
OF Mira. William Woods ut tho Unl-
varsity OF Virginia.
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Al Miss Roane, OF Orange. Va, Is visit
Ing friends on West GRACE Street,
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Mr.. William Psrke Jones and Miss
burg, Va, were quietly married yes
terduy afternoon at 2 o'clock In tho
home Of the Rev. DR.. William Heth
vyhitsitt. No. sos North Lombardy
Street. Dr.. Wh.tsltt performed the
ceremony, after which the couple LETT
for their home In Williamsburg
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-12-12
EUREKA.

w. n. Moon and wife Of Keene,
Mrs. L. Devendorf of Grand Rapids
and Mrs. Gertie Wakemap, son and
Bert Smith of Greenville ate Thanks
giving dinner at c. w. Wakeman's in
Grattan.
Rob Kaiser was married Nov p to
Ada f. Brown of Belding.
Jim Miller of Oakfeld is very sick.
There was very pleasant surprise
at Bert Hale's Thursday evening,
Nov. %. the occasion being the six
teenth birthday of their daughter
Ruth.
w. H. Moon and wife OF Keene we're
guests at j. b Moons Nov. %.
Mrs L. Devendorf of Grand Rapids
h as been a guest at Clark Wakeman's
since Thanksgiving
J. b. Moon and wife ate Thanksgiv-
ing dinner with Ed Stokes and family
the first time j. b. has been out in
the road in niue weeks.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. L. J Wilson,
Nov. 20, girl.
Miss Maggie Nash was home from
Belding to attend the surprise at
Bert Hales the evening of Nov. %
We hear that Mrs. Sam Peck has
been very sick hut is now better.
Mrs. Vim. Swartz, who has been sick
a long time, does not seem 10 improve
very fast.
Joe Maynard Mrs. Robinson, Mrs.
Howe and daugh cr, all of Greenville,
ate Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs.
Henry Drier.
Mr.. Smith and Leroy Stokes have
been cutting wood for j. b. Moon.
Glen Stokes and Enoch Sturgeon
are attending the business college at
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-12-12
KEENE HEIGHTS.

Miss Irene Bigley is attending schoo
at Saranac.
Mrs. Ed Frost spent Friday at Mrs
A. b. Lees.
B. f. Rickert and family spent Sun
day with his brother, w. II. Rickert.
Lloyd B gley has accepted posi-
tiou as teacher in the Head school OF
Orleans.
Earl NJ. Jepson visited at Irene Big
ley's Sunday.
Ira no We of Clinton county has been
visiting at Frank Bowen's.
Miss Nina Mar is working for Mrs.
F. p Hunter.
Frank Heether and family visited
Monday and Tuesday at VIM. Kessler's
in Miriam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vine Hunter and
daughter visited at his fathers, F. T.
Hunters, Sunday.
Miss Lora. Bowen is working at Dell
Whites in South Keene and Miss Au-
gusta Bowen has gone TO Saranac to
assist Mrs. H. Curtis.
Mrs J. Honson, Miss Ida and their
guest, Louie Kessler of Ionia, drove
to Miriam Sunday, where they visited
at VIM. Kessler's.
Miss Ruth Leslie spent Sunday
evening as the guest of Stanley
Hunter.
AS f. A. Jepson and son and Rob
Brown of Saranac were on their way
TO Keene Friday to help Nj. X. Jepson
shred corn, the wagon tongue dropped
down. frightening his team, which
started to run, throwing them out.
All escaped injury except E A .twho
was bruised some by hanging TO the
lines and being dragged some distance
before stopping them.
The Keene L. A. S. held its regular
meeting at the hall Dec. 4, giving a
chicken pie dinner to large attend
ance. The Revs. Fairbank OF Sara
nae, Kendrick of Greenville and
Bready of Lowell were present and
gave very interesting addresses. Ed
ltors Johnson and Morehouse ofLowell
and Prof. Lowery of Saranac, who
were also present. took an able part
the debate. Receipts of the day
we're SIS 80, while the contents of the
mite boxes which we're opened
amounted to $37 .35