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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-09
WEATHER SUMMARY.
Other Places in State Warmer Than
WaIIa WaIIa

According to a summary of the
weather over the state of WASHINGTON
for the past week, which has Just been
issued by the weather bureau a hot
wave prevailed during the first half
OF last week eliminating with the hot
test day Of the season which occurred
last Tuesday in western counties of
the state and in eastern counties on
July 81. The highest temperature re-
corded was los at Vancouver. Wash
ington, July 80, at Lyle on the 31st
and at Ephrata on August 1.
The minimum temperature during
the week ranged from so to 50. The
lowest temperature was SO and oc-
Cured at Anacortes on July 80 and
at Yale on August 1.
The rainfall of the list, accompanv-
ing thunderstorms in western coun-
ties, was sufficient to check the for
est fires. which in some places had be-
come threatening.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-09
Travel by Water.

People who read of steamboat dis
asters Where hundred or more lives
are lost, naturally conclude that tray
ellng on the water is hazardous. Sta
tlstlcs show that the loss of life by
water travel is remarkably small. The
annual report of the federal super
Vlsing inspector general shows that
last year over 60,000,000 passengers
were carried on waters coming under
the United States steamboat service.
and that only one life was lost out of
every 1,796,O0O. During the preceding
year only one life was lost out of g.
10000.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-09
Don't Be Blue.

And lose all interests when help !
within reach. Herbine will make that
liver perform it's duties properly. ]. B.
Vaughn Elba, Ala, writes:
Being a constant sufferer from
constipation and a disordered liver I
have found Herbine to be the best
medicine, for these troubles, On the
market. I have used it constantly. I
believe it to be the best medicine of its
kind, and I wish all sufferers from
these troubles to know the good Her
bine has done me-
Sold by A. B. Shelton.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-09

When you advertise in The States
man you always get results.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-09
DON'T GRUM BILE

When your joints ache and you SUIT
fer from Rheumatism. Buy bottle
of Billiards. Snow Liniment and get
instant relief. A positive cure for
rheumatism, Burns, Cuts, Contracted
Muscles, Sore Chest, ETC., Mr.. I. T.
Bogy, a prominent merchant at Will
low Point, Texas, says that ne fir.ds
Billiards. Snow Liniment the best all
round Liniment he ever used"
Sold by A. B. Shelton.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-09
MEADoR TRACTS ON MARKET

Thirty acres of the Meador farm.
located near Meador Park, five miles
southwest Of the city, have been plat
ted into acre tracts and will be put
on the market Immediately by ]. E..
Leonard and w. P. Lathrop, who will
handle the property for Mr. Meador.
Ihls is the first large tract of land
along the line of the Wa1la Walla VAL
ley Traction company to be plated
and put on the market.
The land is admirably adapted to
fruits and vegetables and will be sold
at prices ranging from $500 10 s4OO
per acre
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-09

Try The Statesman for advertising
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-09
Fire at Yakima.

NORTH YAKIMA, Aug. 9.-Fire
which followed a violent explosion Of
a gas main yesterday in the basement
of the Ward building on First street
did about $4,000 worth of damage to
the stock of the Listmann Furniture
company. The building was shaker by
the explosion and the basement was
Immediately filled with flames, but the
fire was gotten under control in short
order by the fire department and be-
fore it had reached the store above
the basement.
The fire occurred within 100 yards of
the scene of the big fire last week, ard
the nstmann company was one of the
losers in the first CONGREGATIONS, hav-
ing had a lot of stock burned in the
Donald-Keck building.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01

W kt6rym mieszka} robotnik ka-
r6l Beuth z rodzina. Plerwszy 20
stall na mn1lnleiscu zabity . iona 9 l
e:.$:*s7 II: "a . 70
dzieoko ~zostaly obezw}adlnii,One i
xnalezliby niechyonie smierc "
p}om,en,aoh gdYby ME odwaga
pewnego m}odziehca ktdry z "ara-
zeniem w}asnego zycla wyra~
towa& ich z pfomieni. ciezko RAM
nyeh odwieziono do domu chorych
W Wartemborku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01
- " =
re SLASKA.

GkOG0WEK. Cyganie stall sic
prawdziwq egipska plaga W tutej:
szei oko]icy. Niedawno temu pre-
ciaga}a tedY Gala banda, prowadzac
re soba 10 niedzwiedzi. " pobl'"
skiej wiosce Dzierzys}awlcach prey
sz}o do~krwawego starcia miedzy
miejscowa Iudnodci2 cyganami.
Ci ostatni " czasie nabo&ehstwa,
kiedy ludzie byli " ko6ciele, pocze
Ii pladrowad wioske, a gdy pozo-
stall " domu gospodarze chciel'
rabusi6w wypedzic, stawili' I'm cy~
uzbrojenl W sieklery i g
wolwery, op6r. Zawrzata zacieta
bdjka, W kt6rej krew pola}a sic
.obficie, az W koncu uda4o sic her.
szt6w handy z}apac i odstawic do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01

TCZE ". Odnawianie tutej szego
katol,ckiego ko6cio}a jest nj rkoh~'
czeniu. sklepienie W prezbyteryu m
jest juz BOWEN zupe}nie wykon"
czone i odswlezanle kazalnlcy,
g46wnego o}tarza i 6cian W
prezbyteryum ma SIC ku koncowi..
Navy 6oczne otrzymaja diva move
kiekne okna'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01
z PozNANsK1EG0.

BYDGOSZCZ. w 6rode zosta}s
przejecbana ciezklem woxem wdo*
wa Rogalska z Rupienicy podczas
gdy zbiera}a kwia:y PREY szosie
Kujawskiej. Woznice: kt6ry ia
rani} ma ulicy i chcia} uoiec przy'
trzymalo dw6ch ko}o wnik6w ktd
rzy nieszcze6cie to spostrze gil. Ia"
pytany O nazwisko ME chcia} odpo.
wiedziec dopiero gdy ~przyszed} jesz
cze wsi gosclnny i zagrozi} mu wy"
przagnleclem koni nazw,sko swe
wyjawi{' Woznica zostanie odda'.
ny W rece sprawledliwo6ci. Pre-
jechane za6 kt6ra odnios}a dose
znaczne obrazenia ma nodze, cd
wieziono do azp,tala
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01
Jak farmuia W Kansas?

Pnyiecha} tutaj jeden polak W March, 1905 i wzia} $40 ARROW. =
kt6rych ami jedna skiba ME by{a wyorana Postawi} budyhki zbrekoss
wal IS ARROW kt6re obsadzi} korna dostaf bisko tysiec piedset bus.li.
Pc zasadzeniu korny zbrekowa} przesz}o 70 ARROW wiecei lie obsia} ma
jeieh pszenioa. - Ma TEN polu gdzie bya korna 1ez zasia} pszenioe,
wiec cd Marca do L'stopada' czyli " 8 miesi9oach zbrekowal i obda1
kkorny. - Tax farmujs golaoy, Colby, Kansas. KaAdy : Va mote
dokazaG tutaj to samo. Zatem ME traccie wiecej czasu ma rudowanin
piehk6w ksrczowani' borrow: Ptzyjedtoe do mas a dostaniedc l.dn..
r6wne prery kt6re tylko wyczekuja pifuga, po 10 do 10 dol. "a akie1,
ma s do 9 lat wybfaty. Ami W po}owie tax sic tutaj ME napracuieoie
jake5cie dotad pracowai, a wiecej korzysci dsstanieope. Bedzieoie 1yd
" }agodnym a zdrowym klimacie, gdzie ZIMY KROTKIE. W.
ruszcie wiec do Colby, Kansas n a nastepnym Excursion = po NAM.
opisy poskie, it'd: piszcie do Wasego rodaka. 1
G. I. mZI0REK, PRES. aMeR:r o1onilA COLONIZATION CO.
COLBY, KANSAS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01

tejsza izba karna "a nawo}ywanie
do strejku szk6lnego ia $50 marek
|ikary lu b. 10 dni wiezienis. Proku-
rator wnios} o try tygodpie for.
tecy. 'r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01
z. POD MOSKALA

z PkOCK A dodosza, re og]o.
szono tam nastepujace obwieszcze'
ME: Czasowy general. guberna:~
tor gubernii ~p}ockiej, general le]-
tnant Papa Atanasopu}o z rozpo'.
rzadzenia g}6wnego naczelnlka kra:
ju podaje do wiadomo6ci mic
szkanc6w gubernii p}ockiej: Doszto
do mel wiadomo6ci, il w,elu z
ks zta}cacych sig W wymyslehskieaml
semip,ryum nauczycielskim (rza~
dowsA) o.tzyma}o listY anonimo"
we z rozmaitemi pogr6zkaml i r.:
DAMIEN a&eby ~przestali sig. uczyc j
ME PREY stepowali do egzamindw'::
'Wakutek tego podaje do og6lnej
wiadomo6ci, il ,jezeli .te pogr6a'klrl'
zmienia zig czyny gwaltowne,
odnodnie do .r,.ssiowyoh zakfad6v y
naukowyoh, te wszystkle prywatne
zak}ady naukowe " gubernii p}oor-:
kiej bedaa zamkniete, -.
. GRoDNQ. W tych dniach,, ma z
powraoajacych : G,r'odna do slKego:.
PIP. Janiszewskich Q god1,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01

BYDGOSZCZ. Przed sadem tn
telszym stawa}a 90 letnia Kazmie.
ra Chmielewicz c6rka murarza z
Inowroc}awis. Oskarzono IL o to
re "kropnie zneca}a sic mad 2 letnia
Marya Nowak kt6ra jej rodzice
(Chmielewiczo wie) wychowywali,
tax, re aziewczynka umar}a.
Morderczyni sk.zana zosta@a ma
smierc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01
Nieszozesli wynn

: Nieszozesli wynn
wypadkiem zgina} we fabryce kot~
f6w Fitznera slnsarz Honisch re
Lwowa. Wykonywa} on reperacye
W elektrycznej centrali, przyczem
pos}ugiwa} sig wysoke drabin ..
Naraz drablna przechyli}a sig " box
a H. zeby ME spa6c, zatrzyma} sic
zdrugiej strony "a druty pre- wo-
du el~ktrycznego. Druty atoli pu
sci}y i slusarz runa} L tel wysoko-:
sci g4o va ma dbl ma nagromadzone
TAME rury zelazne zabif sig ma
:m~,ejscu. rs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01

POZNAN Majetno66 Modrze
pod Czemplnem z przyleg}o6ciami
razem blisko 5000 m6rg ziemi
obiecanej z wspania}ym pa}acem W
.przepysznym wielkim parku z pa''
rowe gor1elnie przesz}o 1900 De-
GEEK kontyngentu mlecsaraia ce~
gielnia It'd. cd nieomal stu lat "
rekach z%nanei niemiecklej rodziny
Baarth6w ~przesz}a moca kupna i
to z dnlem d1isiejszym ma villas
nose Domu Baukc wego Drw6ski q
Languer .(Marcin Biedermann) W
Poznaniu zdan,e gospodarstwa juz
nast2pl1o' QUIZ Z Aoeo'oAon
szko}a szosa i dworcem " budowie
bedacym uchodzi ogdlnle "a jedenr
l. najlepszYch majatkdw Ksieestw'a
TO tel cena kupna wynosl bllsko
diva pol miliona marek
prey natychmlastowej wp}aoie
przesz}o jeden million marck. Ma
jstno''d'd t "a p%'daielona be1sie pomls-
dry licznych prsylegfych goospoda'"
rays gl6wuy klucz oddany bedzie
W, rece pewne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01
4 GAL1CY1

LW0W 49, Wyb6r pos}a z.
~; Lwowa W miejsce SIP. Micha}a
Michalskiego rozp'sany zosta{ ma
:wrze6nia.
- Obecny exon og6rkowy obfia
tujew strajki. Plerwszego bm.
wybuch} we :Lwow,e strajk. parkie"
olarzy. Domagaja sic oni podWyz~
sienna p}acy. Miedzy majstraml a
robotn,kami interweniowa6 mi
centrally zwiazek fabryczny.N Ma
za]utrz znowu wybuch} q talk blae
eharzy zydowsAlcb skutkiem are
2 czeladnik6w.
49, Mas naszemu przybywa
nowy sz6sty konsulat mlanowic1e
kr6lewsko- niderlandzki.
:Konsulem. niderlandzkim honoro~
wynn m%ianowany zos:a} dr.. Kazio
mierz Witkowski, adwolat krajo~
wy, zam;:s katy pod 1. 2l nj. TREE
diego Maja, a cesarz nominacye t.
zatwierdzi} i udzieli} mu exeqatur'
= Dotqd by}o we Lwowie pied kon
.sulat6w: rosyjski, niemiecki, fran
cuszki, augielskl | w}osxi,, obecnie
przebywa sz5sty, kt6ry W biezacym
miesiqou rozpoc'yna swoja dz'a}a~
tlnos6.
" domu uoog'ch chr7esc'an PREY
Ill. K%opernika, zmar}a Justyna Dor
kowAka, wdoWa pc murarzu, W lo4
il, 4ycia. Nieboszczka pozostawa}a
" zak}adzie rs lat i prawie do os"
~tatniej chwili cieszy}a sig zupe}na
przytomno6cia umys4u rzezkosciaa
::ffizyczpa. W ostatnich dopiero mie~
;siacach ME opuszcza}a l6zka.
KRAKOW r. !, W to1Aaoh kra~
:kowsk,ej partyi socyalno dee
:mokratyoznej kolportowano VIA
d omo6c,- re zarzad partyi posta-
.n OWL ebyy. dr. Dr. Li & pos 81.
!! socyyalistyczay z Przymysla' 1zekf
sic mandatu " najblizszym czasle"
a.xjego mieisce wysunieta bedzie
:tandydatura pana Daszyhskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01

~wARTEMBoRK. Nieszczesliwy
wypadek zdarzyf sic " sobote Pc
- ;+>': <: l.. = -"
poludniu W rodzinie robotn,ka
Klutha " Ruszajnaoh. II letni
Syn Pawe} poszedl sig kapac. W
wodzie ruszony zosta} parallzem
utona}. Zw}oki jego wydobyto pc
=. >. = :H. :.
d3u&sym szukaniu z woody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01

BYDGoszCZ. W. piatek rano
wykolleii},sie pomiisedzy waggrdwoem
a s.ubinem pooiqg znihski. z osdb
!, ~ .~*!Nt*tf' 1t t'.!7"7 - '~a H1
Mkt ME odnios{ ran. STRAIT mete-
AMI przyczyny wykoleje-
mia dotychczas nie stwierdzono.
GNIEZNO. rs. %proboszcza Ko-
.pernlka Z Wagr6Wca skaxaia tu-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01

W KR0LEWCU odby} SIG dn.
26 czerwcs :pogrzeb sp' ks. Franc.
Schultza, regensa siminaryum du~
chownego W Brunsberdze pa War.
mil W pochodzie za}obnym ma
nowy cmentarz katolicki wzieli u
DIAL przedstawiciele rozmaitych
To warzystw katolickich i robotnl-
czycb. Msze za}obn2 odprawl} ks.
prob. Szadowskl W asy6cie ksiezy
Zimmermanna l Hackobra " kos"
c'ele farnym. Wieczny odpoczynek
race mu da6 Panic!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01
z PRUS POLSRICH.

L PkUS
PAsYM, W pon'edzia}ek po~
p%opo}udniu :wybuch} ogieh W sto-
dole w}a6ciciela browaru p Dana.
Ogieh W kr6tce przerzuci} sic i ma
przelegte budynki tax lie wkr6tce
stanefY W p}omieniach stodoEa i
ssopa kupca Heymanna, szopa ko
}odsieja xuksa i chleb posiedziciels
Makruckiego Tylkowa. Ogie6
szcrzy} SIG I taxa gwatto wno6cia,
&e gdy straa ogniowa nadesz}a, iuz
ME bY}o co ratowa6. W p}omie'
mach zgine}y miedzy inneminies-
tety takte try dziecl, kt6rych
zweglone zw}oki IN alez'ono haste
pnle pomiedzy gruzami stodo}y.
Prawdopodobnie dz'eci weszay do
stodo}y i bawiac sig TAME zapa}'
kami vznieci}y n%astepnie- p'zar.
Smierd. w..p}omieniach poniesli dwa1
syno WI mlstrza slusarskiego
Schrodera i synek wdowy Nat
han.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01

BYTOM. ToozYi sic process prze-
civ redaktorce p. Omahkowskiej j
przeo1w redaktorowi Prusowl pred
bytomska izba karna .Chodzl}o o
vice kobiet W Katowicack. Parma
Omankowska mia}a ne tym wiecu
wyg}oslc move sprzeciwiajaca sic
rozporzadzeuiu rejencyi opolskiej
0 nauce n%1emieckiej W szko}ach ele-
mentarnych, Is ITO kodeksu karne~
go). Redaktor Prus zas odpowiada}
pred sadem "a ~un4ieszczenie spra~
z tego wieca W gazecie,
amianowicie "a podanie wyzej
wspomnianej mowyy, co takse mia
10 podpadac pol 5 ITO kodeksu
karnego. - Sad obu oskarzonych
lwolni}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01

TUCROLA. Smutnie zakonczy}
sic Tart" W kykkowle kt6ry spo~
wodowall parobcy podczas wywo
zenia mierzwy. Jeden z parobk6w
rzuoif ~s1uAaoej ma nogi n'eoo mic
rzwy o co ia tax sic oburzy}a re
poohwyciwsAy "a wildly oderzy}a
porobka i to tax nieszcze6liwie
4e wildly przebi}y oko i utk why "
gtowie. N~ieszczesli Wy wsr6d
%strasvnyoh bole6ci niebawem zycie
zakohczy}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01

= . = -
GUTsNAT. Prey kapaniu W
LYME utopi' sig " Z -
,etni syn pasterza Hiep}a. Zw}oki
jego mimo poszukiwah dotaed, ME ME
wydobyto,: W prsystepie ob}s.,
du pokaleczy& @czeladnik { szewski
Knopf aons swego chleboda~oy p
Kauer bardzo piebezpieoznie noe
fem. odstawid js6:musiano do t a':
tejszego domu chofsoh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01

Sci pc po}udniu, a wiec W bialy
dzien, IA szosie suwalskiei W od]e-
gfo6cl po}torej wiorsty cd Grodna,
napad}o przeszlo 10 bandytdw, kt6
rzy strzslajeo : brow row nj ngdw 1atr7y
mali pow6z skiero wawszy ma Mich
fluffy rewolwerdw, zazadall pienie-
'Fdzy. P. J%aniszewski pr 6bowa} opie
rae sic temu zadaniu, ale ma prosby
przerazone ma}zenki swojej. odda}
puugilares z kilkuset rublami, WEEK.
elami ma wieksza sumo i r6:nem'
dokumentami.
IT,, |
.PKOCK. Wezwano do P}ocka
dwunastu sedzi6w gminnycb swlezo
obranych W .powiatach p}ockim,
lizlnskim, rypihskim i slerpecklm,
&eby z}o&yli przysiege ssdzio wskaa.
Zgromadzili sic oni W sadzie zjaz~
dowym, ale rozjechali sig z niczem
BIO ME: choieli sk}adac ~przysiYgi W
Ijezyku rosyjskim i ME przed ksie-
dzem.
+" Przewodn; czacy s9du zjazdowe~
tgo zawi domi3 o tenn wyzsza VIA
DIG sadowa. s.
ClECHoC1NEK. Nowy dow6d
czu}odci, .%prnsak6w z mosk alam'.
IOko}o 25Ocz}onk6w Kriegerveresu
wybra}o sig do solanek ciechoc'h~
Iskich. Podejmowa} joh go6cinn'e
naczelnik Agafon6w. w czasie u
CITY jeuera} piechoty spitz wzni6sf
20 niemieoku toast ma Geese ',wale*
czrej" armii rosyjskiej Agafonow
r5wniez pc niemlecku toast ma Geese
EKriegervereinu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01

M0KINo. W pon,edz1atek pre-
- -. ~ '" 49, < .~jt "a - LIZ.
oiagala okropna b bur "a 2 grzm ZINC q
mad nasza wioska. Pior.n udersy}}
a = - H., NJ =
Y budynek posiedsiciela Bujny,!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-01

KORONOWO. Robotnik 80 lete
nj Lutobowski obrad]a} kartofle~
koh PREY rade}ku sp}oszy} sig OF
biega} on dosta} sig pod radio
tax n ieszczedliwie Re koh 60 po~
w}dk& pogniot} piersi l z}ama}! mu
noge. Niezadfugo potem umar}.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-21

Johnson, Mir William Tourney and MT. Willis Bright.
 pr. and Mrs. D. N Barrett entertained on Thursday with picnic party on Lookout mountain in honor of Miss Rosa Baker and Miss Leslie Jeffreys of Vir- ginia, who are the guests of Miss Mary Hogshead. Dinner was carried in bas- kets and about twenty guests enjoyed the hospitality.
 Miss Ethel Moore entertained on Mon day afternoon with a for-get-me- e-knot party in honor of Mrs. Hugh Pendleton, who leaves this month to join her hus- band in New York city, where they will in future reside. The guests bidden were: Mrs. J. T. Oliver, Mrs John Kelly, Mrs. l.. B. Hatcher, Mrs. Frank Logan, Mrs. Fred Bell, Mrs W. J. Heckerman Mrs. k. B. Miller and Mrs. Hugh Pendleton; Miss Zem Pendleton, Miss Lulu Strain, Miss Mary Strain, Miss Mary Logan Weatherford, Miss Mildred Hannah and Miss Ethel Moore.
 A group of girls spent Wednesday at Morrison Springs enjoying q basket luncheon. Those in the party were Miss Mary Key, Miss Ann Watkins. Miss Flora Loveman. Miss Gladys Brown. Miss Las sic Gardenhlre, Miss Augusta Garden hire, Miss Alice Sharp, Miss Sue Cham berlain, Miss inez Brown and others.
 MT. and Mrs. Herman Ferger enter tained at dinner on Monday evening when covers were laid for Miss Sophia Parker, Miss Katherine Gregg, Miss Frances Will lard, Miss Maud Wyman; J. w. Adams, A. G. Gahagan, Clarence Converse Fred Wier MT. and Mrs.i George E. Adams MT. and Mrs. Herman Ferger.
 The boys of the Metallic school have organized a Dramatic society which gave a delightful performance this week in Cleveland, Tenn. The play chosen for this initial presentation was Between the Acts" The occasion was a social as well as A dramatic success for the young college players were accompanied to Cleveland by large party of society folk from Chattanooga, including MT. and Mrs J. w. Wells. MT. and Mrs. B. F Fritts. MT. and Mrs. C. c. Wester and Miss Mary Ruth Bates, Miss Penelope Swaney, Miss May V. Bowser, Miss Emily Wright Miss Regina Hahn. Miss Ernie Nixon, Miss Cora Smartt, Miss 'Sammle Cleveland, Miss Daisy Lands. Miss Ber- nice Fogey and Miss Patty Martin.
 Mrs. William R. Frye and Mrs J. T.. Williamson entertained with a large and delightful reception on Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs. E. l.. Bartlett of St. Louis, Mrs E. C. Ives of Chicago and Miss Anna Gibson and Miss Marguerite Warner deDutantes of this season. A large number of ladies assisted in re- ceiying and the occasion was one of the most brilliant of the week. The election of officers Of the Francis NJ. Walker Chapter, Daughters of the Confectionery occurred this week on Monday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. A. w. Poe. where the annual meeting took place. Mrs. II. G. Saunders was reelected president Mrs J. s. Davis, vice president; Mrs l.. M. Boswell. corresponding secretary; Miss Mamie Wilholte. recording secretary; Mrs Hickman. historian. and Mrs. R. Y. Gray treasurer
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was reciprocity day and papers from all the other literary clubs of the city were read One by Mrs. w. NJ Hudson of the No Name, one by Mrs. B. Frank of the Council of Jewish Women, one by Miss Louise Marks from the Tintagil, one by Mrs. S. B. Stern of the Sesame. one by Mrs. Charles Scott of the Nigga zine club, and one by Mrs. w. l.. Durr of the Art Study club.
 Miss Eulalie Hinds and MT. Charles $. McDade were married at the home of her parents, Mir and Mrs. H. II. Hinds, Jr The bride was attended by Miss Flor ence Cameron and Miss Sudie McDade and the groom was attended by Mr. Clarence Kinds and MT John Williams.
 Mrs. Owen entertained the Ionian club on Thursday afternoon when papers were read by Mrs. William Maxwell, Mrs. w. l.. Durr and Mrs. Charles Coleman.
 Mrs. w. II. Hawley gave luncheon for her guest, Mrs. Fouche of Nashville on Thursday when there were covers for eight and the party included Mrs. R. M Henderson Mrs. Victor Hanson, Mrs. w.. H. Moore, Mrs. A. B. Rains, Mrs. w.. S. Payne and Mrs. H. G. Evans.
 Miss Ethel Pelzer has returned from Eufaua where she has been visiting Miss Katherine Jeks.
 Mrs Sam Sable has returned from Jacksonville.
 Hon. Frederick Backmon of Anniston was among the out of town guests who attended the Edmundson-Bibb marriage on Wednesday.
 Miss Florence Dawson has returned to her home in Birmingham after a visit to Miss Roberta Roberts.
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Huntsville, April .-(Special)-The members of the Swastika club were pleasantly entertained on Tuesday eVen- ing by Miss Nenees Patterson at her home on East Holmes street
 MT. l.. NJ. Berrel and Miss Dovie Me- Coy were married on Thursday afternoon at the home of the bride in Abingdon Mill village The couple took their friends by surprise.
 Judge and Mrs David D. Shelby of New Orleans are here to spend the sum mer at their home in the city and on Monte Sano.
 Miss Lucille Given has returned to Cur ley after visiting relatives in Huntsville.
 Miss Susie Dement, and Miss Johnnie Searcy have returned from Cullman.
 Miss Allene Cooper is at home after visiting in Decatur.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. S. Ayers have re- turned to Jacksonville, Fla. turned to Jacksonville, Ala.
 Mrs. Kelly Burwell of Jeff is visiting relatives here.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry B. Chase have re- turned from an extended visit in Hanni- bal, Mo.
 Miss Zeta Carter is visiting in Athens.
 Miss Carrie Robinson has returned from Clarkesdale, Miss, where she spent the winter with relatives.
 Miss Ellie Austin has returned from visit in Athens.
 Mrs J. N. Duncan and children have moved to Birmingham.
 Mrs. Douglas Taylor and daughter have returned to the city after visiting in Bir- mngham.
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which they did, and Mrs. London was l the lucky one. After the game the guests were invited into the dining room, where
 a three-course luncheon was served. The ladies present were: Mrs. London, Mrs. West Reeder Mrs. Ewin, Mrs Camper,
 Mrs. Moore, Mrs O'Nen Mrs. Vaughn, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Jordan, Miss Nettie Simpson, Miss Gerdes Brown and Miss Willie Jordan. This Is but one of the
 many social functions planned in honor
 of Mrs London, Mrs. Walkers guest. The Southern Library club was the guest of Mrs. Luck M Humphreys at the home of Mrs. John Overton Ewing, Monday afternoon. Mrs. NJ. w. Camper, the president presided with her usual grace and dignity; she also gave an in- teresting paper on Famous Modern Celebrities Identified With Florence" Mrs. Charles E. Jordan gave an able
 contribution. Mrs. Alex London of Br- , mingham, d charming visitor in the city was present and entertained the cluD ! members by giving q sketch Of the work of the Cadmean- Circle of Birmingham The afternoon was most delightful one to all who were present. Refreshments, served in three courses, were delicious The years study of Florence Italy, will come to close at the next meet ing of the club, TWO weeks hence. Mrs. George Nelson West left Thursday
 for her home in Chicago, after Il visit of
 several weeks here to her parents, Capt.
 and Mrs. Andrew Brown.
 Mrs. William J. Nelson is visiting
 friends in Birmingham
 Mrs. II. r. Turiell of Columbus, Ohio,
 is visiting MT. and Mrs C. A. Turrcll.
 Mrs. Annie W. Anglin is in Mobile, vis-
 iting her cousin, Mrs J. T. Schley.
 Miss Elizabeth McLemore of Columbia,
 Tenn. is visiting Miss Harriet and Miss
 Olive Rogers
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