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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-11

In a letter read Monday before
the Central Federation anion, New
York, President Roosevelt states
that il evidence is submitted to
him showing: that there has been a
miscarriage of justice for or against
Meyer and Haywood, awaiting
trial at Boise, be will bring such
evidence to the attention of the at
torney general for such action. il
any, ~ 1t may be in the power of
the federal authorities to take.
One thing peculiar in the presi-
dents letter, is that he relies upon
the prosecution for evidence of a
miscarriage of justice and ignores
the attorneys for the defence,
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-11

100 acres Of tine peas also three
farms Of l6O acres each. viii
make very easy terms ADD prices
20 reasonable you will surely buy
II you look at the lsud because oil
Of the fsrms have good srtesisn
wells aud there 10 NO better soil in
this vsllsy. A. n. IssELL.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-11
National irrigation

A summation of the work of the
reclamation service to January l
shows that it has dug 1861 miles of
canals, or nearly the distance from
Washington to Omaha. Some of
these canals carry whole rivers,
like the the Truckee river IN Ne
vada and the North Platt IN Wyom-
ing. The tunnels excavated are Z
in number, and have nm aggregate
length of nine and half miles
The service have erected "a large
structures, including the great
dams in Nevada and the MinIdoka
dam in Idaho 50 feet high and $50
feet long. II has completed go
head works and fumes. II has
built 1861 miles of wagon road IN
mountainous country and into
heretofore inaccessible regions. 1t
has erected and placed 10 operation
272 miles of telephones. Its own
cement mill has manufactured TO-
0OO barrels of cement, and the pur-
chased anount Is $4,000 barrels.
Its own sawmiIls have cut 3,036, 900
feet b. NJ of lumber. and
$40, 900 feet have been purchased.
Extensive surveys have also
been made. The expenditures now
total about 81 100000 per month.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21

HAVE SETTLED STRIKE.
Employees Of Telegraph company st
Ns~s orisans Return TO Keys.

New Orleans, Mrh. 2oH-The trou-
bic between the Postal Telegraph Ca
bic company and Its employees has
been satisfactorily settled. and al en-
ployees returned TO work.
Saturday afternoon a strike occur
red among the operators In the New
Orleans Office, which was due 70 q
misunderstanding between'the compa-
nv and Its employees as TO the 10 per
cent increase given all employees by
the Postal Telegraph Gable compa-
ny on March 1st. and which was
thought not 10 include some OF the
New Orleans force who were tempo
rari!y employed as extra operators.
General Superintendent Paine anu
Assistant General superintendent
Duncan. Of Atlanta, arrived In New
Orleans Sunday morning, and a con-
ference between these offcials and
the New Orleans force resulted In the
adjustment OF all differences In q
manner satisfactory 10 both the EN-
ployees anNthe company.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21
colonyAn Not pisband.

New York, March 2O.--At a meet
ing OF about forty members OF the
UPTON Sinclair cooperative colony
near Englewood, n. J., II was deeid-
ed NOT to dlsbaud Notwithstanding the
destruction Of Helicon Hall, by Ere
recently. The assemblage met In the
barn OF the Colony. Mr.. Sinclair
was absent owing TO Illness. He Is
In bed at the home OF Gaylor Wilt
shire, in this city. A prominent COL
onIst seid Monday night that so many
assurances Of success and offers OF
support have come since the fire that
II seemed certain that funds would not
be lacking for any sort OF enterprise
the colony may choose TO establish
Al least one group OF the colonists
made homeless by the FIRE, will camp
out In the tents this summer. probably
upon the Helicon hall grounds. Pos
sibly a large number viii live In the
TENS until a new house. has been
erected.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21
New Postal Law.

Washington. March 2O.-Postofice
department officials are looking for
ward with Interest into the putting
into effect of the law permitting the
transmission OF letters and packages
for special deevery where the neces-
sary ten cent postage Is not attached
in addition 10 the ordinary postage.
The law will become effective July
next, and Is intended 10 do away with
the necessity for the usual special de-
livery stamp. II Is believed at the
department that a considerable In
crease OF business will result. The
importance OF such a law was frst
suggested 10 the department by Rev.
william E. Parsons. OF this city. In
1905. At that time, Fourth Assist
ant Postmaster General Degraw. was
in charge OF the city delivery service
OF the government. and he urged
Postmaster General CortelySu to rec
ommend favorable action by congress
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21
TWO ARE DEAD. THIRD DYING.
Mine superintendent Shoots His As'
ssliants while He Was Dying.

Birmingham, Ala, March 20.-'H.
n. Chamberlaine. superintendent OF
the mines OF the Crescent Coal CON-
pany, at sloca, Ala. is dead: Joe
Creek, q miner, Is also dead and VIII
Creek, his brother, Is dying as the
result of q three-cornered pistol duel
At the mines Monday afternoon.
The two miners had been drinking
and were creating disturbance at
the country store. Mr.. Chamberlain
tried 10 quiet them. when Joe Creek
cred upon him, knocking his nj from
HIS head and knocking him down.
While he was down. Greek fred a
second shot. which resulted in Mr..
Chamberiaine's death in Birmingham
hospital several hogrs later.
While MORALLY wounded and lying
on the ground, Chamberlain pulled
his pistol and fired several shots, one
Of which killed Joe Creek and fatally
injured his brother. VIII.
cbamber,slne's remains VIII be seat
20 Richmond. Va. his former home /.
for lnterment.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21
Became insane at Sea.

Chicago. March 20.-James Hoa-
ming. OF Chicago. who became vio-
lently insane on the White Staf lin-
er Cedric. while In midocean Is "
years old and well known here a. a
amateur billiardIst. Continued brood
ing over the loss Of his family 10
the Iroquis theatsr Ere caused his a.
tack OF insanity. Al the time OF ne
Gre Mr.. Honning and his family liv-
ed al STAB Prairie avenue. Sinos
then he has been a wanderer with .
nominal residence In Ann Arbor. His
brother. Edward Honning, Is q brok-
er here and lives at the Chicago beacs
hotel. Both men are wealthy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21
Son Fatally Shoots Father.

st. Louis, Mo-. March 2o.-D'.
julius II. Weinberg. q well knosn
physician. is lying In a serious condi.
ton at the s.. Anthony's hospith.
as the result OF being shot four tinss
Monday night by his son Oscar, aged
IS. The boy Is under arrest. 10
said he had only recently learned thh
his own mother died at his birts'
and the present wife OF DR.. Weins'
berry Is his stepmother. This csusea
enlargement, and eliminated In ne
bloodshed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21
Sold Interest 10 Hartman.

San Francisco. March 20-The Call
says that Senator w. A. Clarke. OF
Montana and his associates are out OF
the San Pedro. Salt Lake and Los An
geles railroad. and Il. II. Hartman
Is the owner OF their stock. The
story given out In financial circles
Wednesday says that Hartman has
purchased the shares In the Salt Lake
Route held by Senator w. A. Clarke,
r. c. Kerens. David Keith and Thos.
Kearns. The quartette OF million
aires retains possession OF sS5. 900 OF
the roads bonds. OF which Clarke
holds $50. 900. Kearns So 900. Keith
81 900 900 and Kerens 81 900. 900.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21
Five conviets Get Away.

Americas, Ga. March 20-Another
wholesale escape of county convicts
from Sumter's changing was made
here on Monday when five men broke
a par in the prison pen. and escaped
Going TO the railroad shops. they Sc
cured tools wherewith 10 sever their
shackles. There have been nuner-
GUS jai! and Changing escapes here
recently, with the result thar seven
teen misdemeanor convicts are now at
large, besides Murderer George Bun
drick, and other jail birds.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21
Ml.s Rochester TO wed.

New York. March 20-The engage
meat OF Miss Ethel Goodsell Rock
efeller. the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
william Rockefeller. TO Marcellus
Hartley Dodge. grand son OF the late
Marcellus Hartley. Is announced. Mr..
Marcellus Hartley was prominent
financier and merchant. Mr.. Dodge's
father. Norman Dodge. died In 1909,
and he became an heir TO the large
fortune which he left. He Is prac-
ticslly the successor OF his grandfsth-
or In business. Miss Rockefeller made
her debut about three years ago. Her
friends say that she has no particular
taste for society, but is fond Of out
door life and travel.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21
Nav Have Bow loea

Dover. Del. March 20.-Dr. HoH
ace Marion. whose 4-yetr-old son Dis
appeared March 4. had an early mora
ing Interview with private detective.
regarding the Information receives
from Erie, Pa, that the missing eoI
may be In that city. DR.. MarUa
snd detectives are experiencing m0a
difficulty in getting accurate informf
ton from Fri. The detectives Dc
lieve they are on the track OF u
Soy, b.: decline to give any more u
formation.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21
DARING Rescue Reported.

Shanghai, March 90. The Ame'
can arnored cruiser squadron arn'ss
here Monday from Marking. The%
fcers report a daring rescue BY h
sign John c. Fremont, Jr. u
CURED while the vessels were amen.
ed OF Chin Kiang. Or. Pau -
stsii aker. OF the West Virginia '''
overheard, Ensign Fremont, VIZ.
wearing a heavy overcoat, lunr~
overheard after the doctor, and "
cued him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21
eeoraisn Named Panama Judge

Washington. March 20. Thos. E.
Brown. Jr. OF New York, and Chas.
II. Williams. OF Columbus. Ca, were
on Monday named as district judges
for She isthmian canal zone. Chas.
r. Williams. appointed Judge in the
Panama canal zone. Is a leading law
yer OF Columbus. Ga. about IS years
Of age. Last summer, az the meet
ing Of the Georgia Bar association. at
Warm Springs, he read a paper on
"Law In the Canal Zone" which
showed great research. and attracted
much attention from the legal fra
ternity.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21
Injured Girl Doina Well

Atlanta, March 2O.-At the Grady
hospital early Tuesday morning It was
reported that Viola Ayers, a li-year-
old press feeder at the Fulton Cot
ton Mills, whose arm was frightful!y
crushed carly Monday morning, was
resting well and would recover from
her iniuric, = Ills arm was
caught oeiNesa 10 rollers on a cyl
inder press which had 10 be taken
apart before she could be released
AnPutation was necessary.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21
Boy De- Shot To Death.

Vienna, Ca. March. 90. While
out hunting. the lo-year-old son OF
J. T. Murray, a prominent farmer.
living sbor miles south Of Vien-
ma. was shot to death by one Of his
companions. G negro boy named Pleas
Kennedy. II seems that the boys
had tired OF hunting. and the negro
suggested playing war" and that he
snatched the gun from young Mur-
ray and shot him. The account Is
given by aaoiEer boy. who was with
The negro and young Murray, aud
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21
Made Hls Word Good.

Columbus. Ca, March 20.-"Tll
never be here any MORE" said Hogan
sedberry. engineer OF the steamer
Queen iCty. TO the police sergeant as
he paid a fine imposed upon him in the
recorders court for disorderly con-
duct. Going home. he took chlorO-
form and laudanum. and died late
on Monday afternoon from the ef-
fects OF the drugs. Sedberry had
been in police court on number OF
occasions for minor infractions OF the
law. II Is said that he had made
several unsuccessful attempts TO end
his life. He leaves O wife and a
sister.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21
|weddins for Divorces.

"a, March 20. While the
or Mrs. Mary z. Simpson
tE eloquent in his plea for
ute divorce from her hus-
20, n Is alleged. had given
punishment 10 his spouse,
<Ieved plain,if was In the or;
of!ce with her second selec-
curing a license. The de-
|1sIng her petition for annull-
ON the nuptiai Of matrimony
|nted at $3.50 o'clock. and at
bck she was married TO Louis
no took his solemn VOWS. en-
4 BY the new-mRde grass Wild
IA the broad smiles OF the as
part.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21
WRATH OF EVANSVILLE
FOLK IS STIRRED
Over the Assault Of q Young
Lady
VINO WAS CAST INTO SsAre
While She Was uneonseious-po-
lice Believed that Murder Was Plan
ned and Robbery Committed Only
A a eiInd-suspeets Held.

Evansville, Ind, March zO'-Miss
Josie Gray. who was asaulteu In
furniture store here Is still uncon-
scious, and physicians are constantly
M her bedside. DIT. c. b. Harpole
SAYS Il is probable that the young
woman may regain her senses.
Though two suspects. Norwegian
and q Swede, are held by the poiice'
the lat,er's theory Is that the Eotive
of the crime was not burglary but
murder. and that the deed was COM
mitted by some one who knew the(
building well. Detective John Hougn-
land thinks after the girl was assault
ed the safe was robbed In order 10
throw the officers OF the trail.
II is believed the assailant struck
her a blow on the head with his INST
and then choked her until he thought
abe was dead, and threw her into the
safe TO make sure of his job. think
ing II she showed any signs of life
she would soon smother In the big
safe, a vault built In the wall. The
case Is full Of mystery.
A woman dressed In mans clothing
and giving her name as Blanche
Jones and her home as England. was
arrested here. While the police do
not connect her with the assault on
Miss Gray. they are holding her pend
Ing an investigation.
Miss Gray Is head bookkeeper at
the r aud G.. furniture store on Main
street, one of the largest stores In
the city. She was behind with her
work and remained at the store until
q late hour, working upon her books.
Some time about midnight, II is
believed, burglars entered the store,
and seeing her al the desk assaulted
her and beat her into insensibility
with some blunt instrument. They
then opened the safe and after secur-
Ing over $500 In money picked up the
unconscious from Of the woman and
locked II In the safe.
The father OF the girl. q retired
Methodist Episcopal minister, residing
on Upper Eighth street. near midnight
became uneasy because the girl had
not returned home and went to the
police station to ask that an investi-
cation be made.
Captain Christian Heur and Detec-
tive John Heeger went al once TO the
/ f,rngtura .t,ra and fourd email noIn,
scattered about over the floor In the
rear OF the building and heard groans
coming from the direction Of the big
safe.
Upon opening the safe the officers
I found Miss Gray unconscious and
| bleeding from several wounds on the
head. One side OF her head was
badly crushed and a large cash was
cut under her jaw and her teeth had
been knocked out. Physicians were
hurriedly summoned and she was re-
moved 10 ST. Mary's hospital. whei Q
II was stated her condition Is serious.
| II is feared her skull is crushed.
and in this case there is little chance
for her recovery.
Just what time the assault was
made on Miss Gray Is not known, al
though tht officers think II happened
near midnight
Miss Gray is one Of the best known
young women In the city, and has
been prominent in church work for
many years. being a member OF the
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church.
Boy Is Shot To Death.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21
steyedore Strike Complete .

Nantes. France. March 2O.-violent
anti-Catholic harrangues weEs, de-
livered at the funeral OF the victims
Of the collision Of March le. between
the striking stevedores and gendsrmes
and police, but there was no disor-
der. The strike OF the stevedorss
IL now complete.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21
Switch Enalne III, WA Cara

Augusta, Ga. March pa switch
engine on the Georgia railroad ran
into q string OF Wild Ocal cars on me
main line in the city limits. smash
ins the engine, breaking both legs
Of Engineer Matthews, Internally in
iurtns his fireman and slightly injur-
Ing q hagmAn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21
IS she FIRED
10 SAVE HERSELF
Ersensy Talks About the
Killing Of farrell.
d Mas uxNEavEo HER

shss Hsrslrs Remarks Were
InssIsIns and struck sssr with
lss--sss rbsn Coz q Pistol and
f1lm.
Ca. Mar-i 20.-Accord-
Infntemenss made by Mrs. SAL
reeney. who, on March 9th.
IA killed w. p. Harrell. Q
I'D citizen Of Eastman. thefe
se another side to the story
ho xpes on trial for her life.
- OF Dodge county had her
BIbb county iaii Monday and
lsiked freely since her com
according TO her own ASSET
rcause she IL afraid the
0f Harrell ar etaltng undue
"a of her In preparing 10 con-
81 murder.
1larrelrs remarks 20 me on
when I shot him were OF
Insulting nature" she de-
n took II 70 mean that he
1ins improper advances and
ocnstfated with him he hit
est. then ran into my
Ircd q revolver and shot
I had rented a house
b The hope OF conducting
snner as q boarding place
my living. had trouble
y drunken. worthless hus-
was forced TO quit him.
Urn my own living. When
AZ. the only revenge my
s vas to start questionable
ot the home I was keep
bis reason I worked the
<ep> the home as Il should
have been that Mr.. Har-
the reports true. for
eSme 20 my home on the
shct him. n was certain
- zame attitude which h
bay held toward me. My
cf defending myself wa
could not help Il.
FL shy ! am brought d
jail, but I know Mr.
1sds want 20 convict me.
~ ! know. I VIII have nc
kentinE them from doing 4
- tell what I know Of the
y people wso are inclined
Mrs. Freeny's statments
'ends In Macon aud Is
30 mean appearance. Hel
= 20 produce deep feeling
D Of Harrell has alredy SCI
10 work. and II her stor,
~ community 10 TO become
tteney claims 10 have re
,Iet because she knew sh'
I'VE the strong friends he
pailant possessed. She {
oconcerted and the killinI
1ed her. Her face Is con
aded with the deepest ap
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21
~ Killed in a Collision.

Hardin, March CO.'S the -
OF collision Tuesday between
ssnger and a freight tran
ruscse station. II persons veN
and thirty 1--WE we're injured
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE
BUILDING DESTROYED.
Offices of Western Union Tells.
graph Company Were
ALSO COMPLETELY pEsrRoyro
Loss 10 500, ooo-Is Partially insured
Chronicle Issues Paper a, 10 A. N.
On Press Of Herald, Its Aftsrn,os
Contemporary.

Augusta, Ca. March 20.-Ffre st
$40 o'clock Tuesday morning. CON-
pletely Quilted the building Of the Au-
gusta Chronicle, wrecking eight lin
otype machines and damaging is
presses.
The main offices Of the Western
Union Telegraph company and the
Union City ticket ONCE, which occu-
pied the same building. were entire
ly destroyed.
The destruction OF the Western
Union Telegraph Offices has tempo
rarlly left the company without any
wires.
The Herald. the afternoon contem-
porary Of the Chronicle. rendered ths
use OF its presses and the Chronicles
issued a four-paged paper al 10 q. "a.
Tuesday.
The loss is estimated at 100000.
and Is partially >vered by Insurance..
The flames were first seen breaking
out in the JOB Office OF Murphy Q
Billings. which Is In the rear Of the
Chronicle building.
Within a short time the entire
building was a mass of flames and for
more than FIVE hours the firemen were
kept busy.
The fire was gotten under controi
about 3 o'clock.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-21
aro,h.rs Eloht About Woman.

New York. March 20. DTwo broth
ers who loved the same woman 4,
fought with knives and clubs in an
East s.ae saloon sAsly TUESDAY. The
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II You Knew Dad

1t is on Decoration Day that my pa swe IL
with pride
And talks In words of fire of the gallants
men who died
A-saving of their country in the dark days
of the war
He seems the bravest mortal that Teller
ever saw.
Why, you'd think he'd been a colonel or a
general, maybe,
And in the very fore rank of his cheering
soldiers he
Hadswon hundred battles, perhaps been
wounded bad
But, no, you wouldn't think so, If you knew
dad
Ma says, "Pa's brave enough, low but he g
so mortal slow
That when he gets his courage up there was
no war, you know"
And pa looks daggers, and remaIks, Matilda
you must own
You begged me not to go because you as
fraid to stay alone.
You know" adds pa, quite proudly, "Id
have enlisted. too,
But you said it was my duty plain to stay
and care for you"
OF course l wasn't living then-I only wish
had.
But have my opinion for know dad
Edgar welton Cooley in the May Woman:
Home Companion.
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Ohio Patents

Granted this week. Reported by G.
A. Snow & Co., Patent Attorneys,
Washington d. C.-Robert f. Arm
strong, Freeport, vehicle brake I; AL
pheus Arter, Lisbon, plow attach
ment Albert @ Baum ssiter, San dus-
ky, attachment fordrilling machines;
Perry Il. Bayley, Sidney, chimney top;
VIM. II. Berry, Celina, tile machine !;
Eliza d. Branch, Chardon, vehicle
axle; Francis Brucker and A. L.
Stump, Shelby, washing machine !;
Jno. Il. Burkholder, Ashland, lifting
jack; VIM. e. Buser, Chillicothe,
button protector for tufting ma
chimes; Harvey Conover, Dayton,
carton; Maurice Costello, Dayton,
bottle wrapper machines Duncan A..
Cowan, Toledo, corner clamp for plate
glass structure Antonio belgrade
and N. belgrade, Berea, repeating
detonating cane; Mary Halsted, Canal
Dover, spool holder; Arndt L. Ham,
merberg, Youngstown, water cooled
furnace front; Amos Harold, Newari,
gear for traction engines Stephen
Hipkins, Martins Ferry, glass mold ;
Geo. w. Hopkins, Cleveland, blow
pipes; Gustave 81. Jantz, Wyoming,
clothes wringer clamp; Geo. ]. Kieb-
ler and j. p. Stahl, Toledo, floor sur
facing machine; Thos. Lee, Home
City, refuse can; VIM. p. March,
Dayton, rotary motor. VIM. A. Nc
Keny, Cleveland, display apparatus
VIM G. McMurray, Wellsville, elec-
trio transportation system; Jean
NORM, Dayton, crushing mill; Marvin
A. Neeland, Youngstown, gas engine
valve gear; Irwin A. Northrop, Medina
violin; Geo. Reiter, Pleasant Ridge
slipper for soaking the feet; Gettis
f. Starner, Dunkirk, railway crossing
Edward H. Weatherbead, Cleveland
liquid tapping device Edward B
Weston, Dayton, display rack attach
ment. For copy of any of above
patents send ten cents in postage
stamps to- G. A. Snow & Co., Washing
ton ID. G.
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RUSSELL.
April %, 1907.


Mrs Laura Bilderback Newton de-
parted this life April 10, 1907 at I
O'Clock after an extended illness. She
was a great sufferer but bore all with
christian fortitude fully confding In
her Lord aud we have no doubt but
that she is at Gods right hand. The
funeral was preached at the church
at Dvnn's Chapel on the 2lst at 10 a.
m. and she was laid to rest in the
cemetery at that place.
Miss Virginia Strange and her
brother, Wsltham, of Greenfield, re-
Gently visited relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Britton we're at
Hillsboro last Thursday to attend the
funeral of her cousin, Mrs. Anna
Fuller.
The third quarterly meeting o1
Lyncbburg charge will take place at
Jacksonville May and 5
The schools will close here next
Friday.
Lee Greathouse and wife, of neal
Lebanon, we're in attendance at the
funeral of Mrs. Laura Newton a.
Dunn's Chapel yesterday. They will
remain here as guests of relatives
until Tuesday.
The next meeting of the G. A. r
here will take place on Saturday
April q at 2 pm. There is impor
tant business to be transacted. Ever,
member is earnestly requested to b
present.