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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-08-30
W. c T. u.

The meetings of the ". C.. T. L.
Convention OF the 10th district con
tnued until Friday evening Of last
week and were very generally enjoyed
By the large congregations. Ga Fri.
day morning an election Of officers wa.
held with the following result: Mrs
Belle kimball of kirkwood was re-
elected president; Mrs. l.. VI. Thump-
son Of Pennington, vice president:
Mrs NJ. X Smith of Pennington, cor,
responding secretary; Airs. Lctiliu
May OF DeSoto, treasurer.
A loyal Temperance Legion was or.
ganized with lG members. Sevcra
new members were added to the W.
c. L. L.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-08-30
INTERESTING LOCAL PICK.UPs TERSELy TOLD.

Mr.. j. NJ. Morris has returned
home from his trip to Virginia and the
jamestown Exposition.
Miss Mollie KaIis of st. Joseph,
Mo, is visiting the family of her
brother, Mr. NJ. c. Kalis.
One year at Moothart's College
equals three or four years spent at
some schools. Let us prove this.
Mrs. Minnie Lee of Flat Kiver has
purchased lot No. II of Electric Place
and is going to build house at once.
Prof. Thomas will lecture at DE.
Lassus Sunday evening, Sept /, on
Education. Everybody cordially in
yted.
Mrs. Cloud and daughter, Miss Mila,
who have been visiting her sister, Mrs
Eichor, in ST. Louis, returned home
Monday.
The Federal Lead Company is drill
ing on the Weber tract of land, ad-
joining MIR. j. c. AeXander's farm,
west of town.
You will always find full line Of
choice staple aud fancy groceries and
fresh seasonable vegetables at Fischer
| Morpopt;ln Tp's
Mr., Harry c. Hoy has purchased a
lot from Marvin A. Young in Clay &
Evans Addition aud will build house
on the lot soon.
Miss Maudc Montgomery, who ha,
been visiting her sister, Miss Helen
Montgomery, has gone to Frederick
town for a few days.
Mr.. VIM. Lee OF Fredericklown pur.
chased two lots in Electric Place. MIR.
Lee is going to build house soon and
move to Pennington.
Miss Lucy Lowry OF Cattlesburg,
Ky, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Sam lsenmau, who entertained for her
on Thursday evening.
Oscar l.. Halle * Company sold
three lots in Suburban Place Addition
last Monday. These are fine lots,
cheap and on easy terms
Think of the young men and women
who have attended the Moothart Col
lege during the past two years and are
now in good Office positions.
Mrs Lucas, Mrs. j. II. Jones and
son Paul will arrive home the latter
part of the week from Il visit of several
weeks 10 friends at Springfield.
Mrs. Ben Colman of Chicago 5 Wis.
Iting the family of DR.. c. Il. Fleming,
and will leave in few days to visit
her son S. p. Colman at Palmer, Mo.
Boys, don't forget that Cole &
Nixon Mer. Co. carry the celebrated
Viking school suits, pants with double
seat and double knees, warranted moi
to rip.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-08-30
CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.

john Sesech and Mary Soch, mur.
der; Indictment dismissed for insult.
licucy, and States request to hold de.
fnndanD, dcuied. State filed new in
formation.
j. II Crabdrec, grand larceny, dis.
missed at cost of defendant.
QUO Johnson, fconous assault;
continued at November term at cost of
defendant.
George Sprockcr, gambling: stricken
from docket.
Tine Murphy. assault; trial by jury
and dismissed by State at close OF
States testimony.
John McLarney, fclonious assault
trial by jury and failure to agree.
VIM. Mason, selling liquor without
license; continued by consent until
November term.
/ VIM. Mason, keeping gambling
house; plea of guilty and fine of S2j.
CIVIL CAsEs.
John NJ. Doss ct al vs. St. Francois
County Railway Co., injunction; plain
tiffs file bond.
William 7 Maxson ct al VS. Eliza.
beth MaNson ct al, partition; report Of
sale filed and approved, G.. O. Ma
tions, guardian nd Item, files applica-
ton for allowance Of 80. NJ. Pipkn
filed motion for allowance Of $40, and
h. II. Boyer for attorneys fee Of $40,
which was allowed Order Of dislri.
button made.
Leandcr j Marshall vs. Norman A..
lltIl, title; Judgment for defendant
Hill, and bill OF plaintiff and cross. bill
OF Charles K. Marshall dcniad.
Emile Bauer v JEFF Counts, replcv-
in demurrer sustained.
Emile Bauer Us Weber Implement
Company, replevin plaintiff files aili-
davlt to sue as poor person.
Adam Nedcrl, trustee of estate of
estate Of Mary Ncidcrt, makes final
settlement as to John A. Neidert, who
has received the full amount due him,
which settlement is approved.
VIM. c. Edwards VS. St. Francois
County Railway, damages demurrer
sustained and plaintiff granted leave
until August 81 to file amended pc
ttiOn.
VIM NJ. Fox vs. David II. Fox ct al,
partition; report OF sale filed and np.
proved.
Peter II. Pratt vs.. +. NJ. Carter,
bond continued to November term.
Wm +. Thomas vs. St. Louis, Iron
Mountain u Southern railway, dam
ages; trial by jury, and after all the
evidence on prr' of plaintiff, plaintiff
takes voluntary non-sult, and it is or
dered that defendant recover of plain
tiff and securities its costs.
$. Dowell VS. School District No, Il,
appeal; motion to file additional bond
for costs sustained and cause continued
to November term; defendant granted
til Nov. l1th to file bond.
John Sweeney VS.. Carrie Cauter,
appeal from j. p, trial by jury and
verdict for defendant.
Sarah Murphy VS. Elmer Adams ct al,
title; leave to amend petition by in.
serting names of Henry and Zeno
Reeder granted.
Snyder & rullock VS.. J. c. Long
man, appeal; motion 10 affirm judg-
ment OF justice taken under advise
ment.
Vale Reyburn VS. Mary Nale ct al,
partition; continued to November
term.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-08-30
Aster Bed Prize

The Monday Club desires that any
child competing for the prize of SO for
the finest and 80 for the second best
bed of asters, offered by the club in
the spring, will notify the president,
Mrs. 81. Il. Smith. The prizes were
offered in behalf of Civic improvement,
with the idea that the children could
be induced to beautify their lawns.
The beauty the bed adds to the home
will be taken into consideration in
awarding the prizes. Please notify
Mrs. Smith at once.
Wanted-Girl for general house
work. Apply at Kalis' Drug Store.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-08-30

. Mr. {. Markerl Of Muskogec, Okla,
IS here looking after his property in
lcrestS.
/ Rev. Brook, will fll his regular
appointment at Independence sunday.
The service will be held al = p. m. in.
stead Of II a. m Everybody is in
yted.
In spite Of the severe electrical storm
Tuesday evening there were twenty.
six ladies and girls at the Brotherhood
rooms in the NJ, T.. Church, as it was
ladies' night there.
Presiding Elder ". II. Mccormick
holds the second quarterly meeting of
Pennington Circuit at Unity Sept. t
Services begin at & O'Clock, to which
everybody is invited.
The Federal Lead Company has
built II stockade capped with barbed
wire around its works at Flat River,
and is erecting houses for its employees
within the inclosure
Mr.. G. NJ. Williams sold his resi-
dence property last Monday to Mr.. S.
Dowell of Washington county, Mis-
souri,. The sale was made by Oscar
l.. Halle Il Co.
MIR. Junius Mccormick, who has
been out in Oklohoma for several
months, returned last Wednesday
He has bought property at Muskogee
and will return there with his wife to
make hi, home,
Only few more days more until
school begins for the big and little boys
and girl. There are several school
advertisements in THE TniES which
are worth considering for those who
do not attend the public school.
Young people, leave Moothart indi.
vidually out OF consideration, but enter
his school and prepare for the great
future you must meet. Buy one years
Business Education as an investment.
! u lncaHh INC SUCCESS.
Mr. +. l.. Cornwcll of Porto Rico,
who has been visiting his grandmother,
! Mrs. A. 5. Jennings, and aunt, Mrs.
C. W. Hollis, left last Sunday for New
York, on his return home Mr.. Corn
well runs a sugar mill and owns
large sugar and coffee plantation in
! Porto Rico.
Mayor L. ID. Graham and wife of
Mexico came down Saturday to visit
their son, MIR. Chns NJ. Graham.
electrician Of the Pennington TeIe-
phone Co. Mayor Graham returned
home Tuesday, on account of the An.
drian County Fair, and Mrs. Graham
! will remain here 4 week or so.
The friends of Richard Burks and wife
were deeply shocked on Wednesday on
hearing of the death of their daughter,
Mary Gertrude, at Centenary Hospital
st. Louis. She was II years old, and
had undergone an operation for appen-
diets. which proved fatal, The body
was brought down from st. Louis aud
the funeral took place Thursday after
noon from the Baptist church. The
family have the sincere sympathy of
all their friends in this great sorrow
Considerable improvement has been
made at Elmwood Seminary this
month. Among other things the class
rooms have been improved aud en-.
larged, the dormitory Accommodations
have been increased, another bath
room has been added, large porch
hus been put up in front of the build.
ing, and the interior has been repapered
ropainted and rewired for electric
lights. Everything will be in readi-
ness for the opening Of school next
| Wednesday, September 4,h
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-08-30

Laakman's for drugs.
Groceries at Klein's.
Watcrmeons at klein's.
Timothy seed nt kein's.
Basket grapes at klein's.
Eyeglasses at Steinbergs.
Good clocks at Steinberg's.
Next Monday is Labor Day.
Fresh watcr-mclons at iIoy's.
Unon-madc shoes at Herzog's.
Tin cans and sealing wax at klens.
TO to the Hoy Grocery Co, for fresh
csnleloupes.
Tomatoes by tn, bushel for canning
al Klein's.
Try a basket of those Morc's Early
Grapes at Hoys.
We sell any kind Of flour you want.
Klein Grocer Co.
Straw hats at your own price al the
Fischer Mercantile Co,
Born, August %, 1907, to the wife
of Everett Chartrau, a son.
Castor Lubricating Oil, 2jc per gal
lon at Laakman's Drug Store.
Van Cloud, who has been touring
the West, returned home Monday.
One year at Moothart'S College.
does the work--gets the position.
BorE, August 23, 1907, to the wife
OF John Pyffer of Doe Run, son.
James c. Morris and his wife have
returned from short Eastern trip.
Klein Grocer Co. uuloaded another
car of Gold Medal Flour this week.
You will always find full line OF
the best makes OF shoes at Herzog's.
Elmwood Seminary opens Scptem-
Der 4th. See announcement on fifth
page.
Electric Place-Lots are now on sale.
See Marvin a. Young or c. b. Den
man.
Taylor Smith will leave this week
for Spring Hill, Tenn, to attend
school.
Mrs. y. W. Musick of ST. Louis is
spending this week with her mother,
Mrs. Hawn.
The Moothart College is young,
strong, wide awake and proud of its
past record.
Young people, help yourself to a
guarantee Office position by gradual
ing at Mootharts school.
Big reduction in all summer dress
goods at Fischer Mercantile Cos.
Must get rid of them this bot weather.
Mrs. s. c. Emerson, who has been
visiting her father at ST. James, No.
for some weeks, has returned home.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-08-30
Furnished House for Rent

A nicely furnished house Of eight
rooms for rent with the privilege Of
owner retaining two bed rooms. win
arrange to board with party taking the
house il desired For terms applv IN
Cole Il Nixon Mercantile Co.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-08-30
For Sale

For Sale-Restaurant doing good
business, ceasing $500 TO $40 per
day. Reason for selling, wan. to 90
into furniture business. Apply at
smiths restaurant, front OF Court
House.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-08-30

~ the manner in which Business and Shorthand
'6l education is sweeping the young people into the
y WONDERFUL STREAM OF SUCCESS.
EFS@ Think of it, friends In just ONE YEARS
time our Business Colleges prepare young men and
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-08-30

place all graduates refund every dollar Of tuition
paid
No longer are our young people required to spend
THREE and FOUR years pouring over lot of dry
unintcresting books and Observation-Disclosures full of
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-08-30

The knowledge Of shorthand and type
writing, which acquired in a business
College, enabled me TO earn my living until
could qualify myself for the practice of
law Without this knowledge, though
was a graduate of State University, do
not see how | could have COTTON a ioothold
in Chicago. FRANK o. LOWDEN,
U. 5. Congressman.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-08-30

Black Roofing Pain, soc per gallon.
guaranteed the best, at Laakman's
Drug Store.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-08-30
MISS FIsHUHERo's
SCHOOL OF Riano
Opens
September 9th
Pbonc 90.
Notice

The St. Francois County Bank will
be closed all day Labor Day, Sep,em-
Der I'd.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-08-30

No young lady could have better safe.
guard against advcrsitics Of fortune, OF a
better resoursc in time Of need, than
knowledge of bookkeeping and business
affairs.
HARRIET BEECHER STOWE,
Author Of Uncle Toms Cabin.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-08-30

Young man, qualify yourself for business
The age demands it, Educate yourself for
business and you will succeed now and here
after HENRY CLAY,
The Great PacfcatOr
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-08-30
Dancing Party.

The Misses holland entertained with
an informal dance at the ST. Fran
co.'s Hotel on Wednesday evening.
The music was furnished by the Plan.
tation " Vaudeville Comedy Co. The
invited guests were Misses Clardy,
Nixon, Halle, Talum, Montgomery,
Spaugh, Morris, sullivan, Gray,
Lawrence, Ppkin, Keller, Taylor,
Buck, Cosgfo, Sellers, Smith, Messrs.
Clardy, Weber, Forester, Taylor,
Barker, Harper, Braham, Asbury, PIP
kin, Morris, Washburn, johnson,
Grethcr, Stanard, Cosgro, Kcrby,
Horton, Billy Chiun, I'd Irving, j.
Douglass OF ST Louis; Messrs. aud
Mcsdames Adami, Martin. Thompson,
Hohl, Plunkett, Laliy, NJ. 7. Caycc,
j ?. Cayce and Jane, Morris.
Hon. NJ. K Smith is enjoying q
family reunion this week. His mother
Mrs. Caroline Smith, is here. Mrs.
II. \. Ivy Of Cape Girardcau and Mr..
and Mrs jefferson Smith from Wash
ington are also here, and Rev. c. L.
W. Smith Of Minco!a, Texas, aud MIR.
John Il. Smith of Nashile, Tenn, are
expected
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-08-30

Business Colleges furnish their graduates
with better education for practical purposes
than either Princeton, Harvard or Yale.
JAMES A. GARFIELD,
President of United States.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-08-30

a shorthand writer who can typewrite his
notes is safer from poverty than a great Greek
scholar,
Author CHARLES READE,
In his book on The Coming Man
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-08-30

3D. should Listen
wand nkand
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-08-30

II l were fifteen years old again and
wanted to be earning $4,000 a year in
some great business by the time | was
thirty, would get into a managers $ Office as
stenographer, There is no quicker, easier
way 10 success,
HON. FRED IRELAND,
Official Reporter L. S. House of Rep
resentatves.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-08-30

The education l acquired in the
business college count as of the
greatest practical value of any | ever
received
HON. LYMAN 7. GAGE,
Ex-Sec. of L. s. Treasury
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16
What's the Use
To break down your vigor
With Coffee p?

Most people need all the vitality they Some have
proceed destroy with of the sedave
drgs-Tobacco Coffee Wiskey Morphine All belong TO the
same family They that vgor improve business
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16
MAYOR WILL PAY FINE.
Under Advice of City Attorney the In.
cident VIII Now Close.

city Attorney Ogden Hiles has add
yised Mayor Thompson to pay the fine
of 5000 imposed upon him on Thursday
for contempt OF court for failing to
turn the water out OF the Big Cotton
wood conduit and back into the creek
as directed In n restraining order Sc
cured against the city by the Progress
company, which claims the water for
power purposes. The fine will ac-
cordingly be paid. and no appeal TO the
supreme court will be taken In the con-
tempt proceedings.
Mayor Thompson last night ordered
all OF the water turned out OF the con-
duit and back into the creek so as TO
avoid any further citations for con-
tempt Of court. on next Tuesday the
matter viii come before the court,
and the city VIII then ask for modifi-
cation of the restraining order so as
to allow II 10 use all the water except
enough to III the Tanner ditch. which
supplies the Progress company with
water.
Upon request of Councilmen MulVey
and O'Donnell, call for special
meeting OF the city council, TO be held
this afternoon at O'clock, was issued
by city Recorder Moreton yesterday
afternoon. The purpose OF the meet
Ing Is TO talk over the city's defense
10 the Injunction suit filed by the
Progress company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16
FOUR DIVORCES GRANTED
unsh,rds Also in Contempt Because
,limony Is Not Paid.

a,,.or,es we're granted pS
-, 5uu' N,orse Yesterday afternoon our
Suus iSa weekly divorce call Mary ",
iI ,,si, ~ was divorced from Charles
ci,an,bers ON the grounds of desoFtloii
uns''. eoIi,,ro 10 support. They were
w. ON June 20, 1908. and defend
. nmt dos plaintiff in December,
9ae5 and failed to support her SINCE
that date. 49,, ,nove
case and on the additional ground OF
cruelty, Esther Spackman was grant
ed a divorce from Henry Spackman
Il whom she married on July 30, 1870
q lem Hall was given divorce nom
81 Anna Carlson Hall on the ground OF
"a desertion. The parties were married
q on Aug. 80, 1903, and one year after
wards the defndant deserted plaintiff
4 and one day when he returned from
his work he found that she had pack
ed up all her household goods and
hauled them away In van
Maggie Single, who filed her COM
plant for divorce Yesterday, was Civ
en- speedy relief from the bonds of
matrimony which bound her to Will
lam Single as she was granted a di-
yorce during the afternoon by Judge
Morse. Mrs. Single alleged that her
husband had failed to support her.
They were married in Santa E'e. New
Mexico, on Oct IL, 1904. Plaintiffs
maiden name Maggie Kenton, was re-
stored TO her.
Judge Morse yesterday afternoon
| modified the restraining order issued
sgainst defendan, in the divorce pro-
ceedlng OF Lydia f. Walton against
OFson Walton releasing all of the pro-
perty except the homestead which he
enjoined from disposing of pend
ing the hearing of the case. Mrs. Wal
lon was permitted by the court 10 oc-
tupy the premises unmolested by her
husband until the further order of
The court.
IN order TO show cause why he
should not be punished for contempt
q court for falling to pay his wife
tamony now amounting to about
..i9, was .ssued by Judge Morse
asslas Thomas S. Feeny of ogden
,1O az attachment was issued against
~ defendant 80 that he Will be
sgssHt INTO court as soon as arrest
" an officer. Mrs. Feeny was
ssNea a divorce and alimony on
m 1888. and she claims that
a siHy mas paid only about half
"a Ae allmony. and that he is mar
asaln and has another family.
NY Nagsiait was before the court
| W., answer TO an order to show cause
s Az Nc should not be punished for
Mug 10 pay his divorced wife,
, iis,ssf 81 Wagstaff, alimony. He con
b 10y me court that he had done the
ali,snnrs,c could IN the matter of paying
N'""Vny ana was discharped
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16
WHERE GAME LAW
BECOMES UNFAIR
Samuel Weston of Garden City,
Representative, Proposes
To Remedy Matter.
RAILROAD FORGOT TO BUILD.
Bear Lake Has Spot Where Idahoan
Can Seine Tons of Fish While
Utahn Must Use Hook.

Samuel Weston of Garden City, Rich
county. represents the people of the
Third district in the seventh state
legislature. Mr.. Westons home town
is appropriately named. as it is the
garden spot of the Bear Lake valley.
Rich county contains two distinct val
leys. divided by "a spur of the towering
Wasatch mountains, The valley south
of the range contains the towns of
Randolph, which is the county seat
Woodruff and Argyle, while the towns
of I,aketown. Round Valley and Gar
den City are on the northern slope, or
In reality in the Bear Lake valley.
GARDENING LEADS.
Mr.. Weston is a prosperous farmer
and stockraiser, and is fair repre-
sentative of the solid character of the
section from whence he comes. Most
OF the people are engaged in farming
and sheepraising. although market gar
dening Is extensively engaged in dur
Ing the summer months. ! ready
market is found at Evanston and the
mining camps of Kemerer and Dia-
mondville IN Wyoming, for all garden
truck. The elevation at the lake shore
is about 5000 feet, while at Randolph
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16
i INONY IS OUT
Of THE QUESTION
ARGUMENTS COME UP MONDAY
c,..,,.r in Unique Divorce Suit
WIN he Begun Next week III
Armstrong; Court

-, sensations were brought out
~ ~, ,' evidence of David A. Nelson
~ ga .,oy afternoon in Judge Arin-
Ee'N court, and all evidence III
~ 'a' d'yorce proceeding brought against
Vim p'n by CELIA Mccready Nelsol' w nv.
H'' va, ~ an trial for the past two days
pas - Concluded. and the arguments
%. .sa attorneys will be heard by Judge
y ,,,nstrons on Monday morning
'Ai ., onestion Of his ability to pay
Inc q" .,.as zone into completely yes
all. .er AFTERNOON, but not thuvIi So,
terqay at Us Gained by the attorneys
Iac'lun Te,son as the Defendant III,
for Mls .hat he had no means az al,
sisted Ne lie regular salary as princlpai
except , ,.J school. which. is SlpV per
Of me 'a' IL vas attempted to snow
mohlh. ,-ned some real estate ana az
'hat ~ V e,ock In the Orpheum theatel;
80 SONY ,hot he owned Il house valued
he saIu ' e. 9On but that IL was mort
at aooH Ss. 'ncoriv its full value. AS 10
gaseS II Sa,,,, stock he said that ne hdu
ths o ,hat An that he had IN DAM
solu NC, t95 which he VIII nee9 "
was a. auT iiyinr expenses until he receives
tIs salary for this month. u cou-
ms pr KIN Nelson's sister. Mrs L. NJ. s toui
I'o y; portland. Or, was on the seailu
toE, s " Of her brother during VIC
~ pvno, session, and testifled ihat ne
are NE ,,,ife had a very enjoyapie t'll,e
aiG n's at her home during Their Meu
WnlIe -, she said that Mrs Neisol,
ding ulp, SAMMY and that she gained
seell, 1o,,n rS' in weight while in oregon;
Two 70. po srS,ments Of the attorneys VIII
me s, ID s On Monday morning and the
DC ns .,on o ~ alimony will be gone INTO
g .tueEomvhly 1t is very probable tn nae
iH9 91.;sion win be rendered in the case
a. Wanda Monday at the conclusion OF the az