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Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

dressed by D. ~. Q. Henry. the music
viii be An charge q Mrs A l. BranstAd
assisted by Mesdsnes r o. Haskins. II
7 Brsss =. A Cressey. z. S. Shngzrs
J. D Ringer Howard Heyman and Miss
HsBel Csesler.
n. NJ c. A. NOtea.
Sunday. February 4 Is 10 be Young
Mems Christian association day IN South
Omaha The morning services vii be
given ever to a discussion Ct Young Mems
Christian sss0ciAfi0n work and methods
The Afternoon meeting al the rooms viii
be conducted by state Secretary Bailey.
and in the evening there E1n be a mass
meeting for men in the First Methodist
Episcopal church al Ssss. This service win
consist Of special masso. chorus choir.
Illustrated songs and lecture.
The sermons 81 the churches xln be. Run,
Speak 10 that Young Man Rev NJ.
RenW5ck at the United Presbyterian: The
Young Mems Christian Association Essen
TALLY Christian Rev. Mr.. Miller. al Lsasr
Memorial. Is the Young Man Safe Rev.
Mr. w-heelsr. al the FSrst Presbyterian;
A Modern Ssnhsllet- OF. Wanted Never
the-lesser.- Rev. NJ. NllErd. al the F1rsi
Methodist Episcopal; Where L. Thy
Brother.~ Rev. Mr.. Van Wrinkle. al the
First Baptist
Dr. W. o. Henry Of Omaha win address
The Ladies auxiliary and their friend.
IN the Presbyter1sn church Sunday even
! ing al The usual service hour. This meet
! ing Is Tor women only.
Nsxt week. bag1nnsng on February :
| the STATE convention meets AZ Columbus
The board q directors .eess grained b
ihA way membership has responded 10 IL,
request for payraens o. membership fee
that were IN arrears.
The Ladies suxiliAry holds its reg7Is,
monthly meeting at the home % Mrs
Cyrus W. Wright. SSH North Twenty
seventh street. the afternoon o. Febr1srl
8 Business Of special importance Is q
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
Magic City Gossip.

be transacted and fun attendance is DC
Fired.
Magic City Gossip.
The P z o. society wiz meet this after
noon with Mrs B. z WILCOX
Del Pierce the local representative o.
the Daily News. IL on the sick LIST
John Kennedy. 150e Monroe street. Is re
ported seriously IL with pneumonia
The death Of Mrs Nina Gener, one o.
place yesterday at 1873 Berry avenue She
vas ire mother Of Ms Charles C1apr am
Mrs James Tatile- There are four sons
She had lived IN the county since is71
The funeral Of Michael Cassidy took
place al s@Se a. m yesterday morning.
Pred Rtoetzel leaves this morning 10 en-
ter the home mission field al Curtis. Neh
Mrs Daisy Dehnsr has gone 10 Ord.
Neh-. for = two months outing with her
mothers people
The Death OF Mrs c. Oleson occurred al
Der home near Avery YESTERDAY She is
70 years old. The funeral Will be held to-
day
me PARK bond Issue Of ssAOoS win be sent
TO New York this morning. The collection
E1n be made through the Fourth National
hank.
ne Omaha water Works company has
lately finished The fo1T-inch main which 10
10 supply the Gate City Malt works with
water.
The Eagle vaudeville entertainment a,
the Ancient Order O. United WorkrDeG
temple has drawn 8 me crowd during the
last tNo nights The last performance Il
tonight. with matinee this afternoon
The Omaha d Southern Interurbsn lins
has nearly co1nplsisd q s1Rl station q
For1 Crook for The accommodation % PEG
ple waiting for cars
The senior class of the high school gave
q party IN huror o. the basket ball team
last night al the home % Patrick Ebsehy
sa5 North Eightse1th street
I The funeral Of George c Hols and M
wife Ruth n Holt wiz be held a. u
O'Clock this morning from the Brewer m
deFtakinE parioTs- The aged couple We-4
the father and mother Of ". ~ Holt liz
North Twenty-eighth street They died II
Chicago within few DAYS Of each otheT
In Chicago and were there al the tim.
Of the deaths. The funerals viii be q
the same hour and they VII be buried q
thEF lived. Efdt ~ SIDE The tatSrrnsn
Is Al LAurei Hll cenetefy-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
YOUNG STAGE MAN MISSING
AarrS Best. Last sees al Sac city.
Es ObJees af an Asxtsas
Scarce

Frsends q Hsrry Best are extremely
anxiols &c Eet s01s Information q his
WhersAb0uls since his disappearance from
sac CITY. Ia THURSDAY zst NJ Bss,
Vas couneeted s1th oae Of the theatrical
oompsniss paying there and vas known e
have left sac CITY Thursday night fer
Omaha A careful examination q the
Omaha hotel registers has thus far failed
20 disclose any rrane q him and il Is
feared he has met with foul play
He - 6e=cTfbed as about = years q sEt
ak feet tsn and smooth faced When las
seen he wore a brown suit with brown
fedora hat He left sac City in company
With another young man who has net yei
beea t6eauhed- ne ITO bozghf tckets
fer OMAHA TIE Omaha polioe have bce1
asked 20 ASSIST In looetiug Mr.. Best
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
A Reasonable Plea
For The Stomach
II Your Stomach ss Lacking I'm Digestive
Power. Why Not Help the Stomach
DO It's Work--Especfally When
II Costs Nothing To Try?

Net with drugs, but. with reiRfaroe-
ment Ct digestive agents. sueh a. are nat
orally AZ work IN the stomach Soient1fie
analysis sho~s that digestion re1uirss
pepsin- nftroesnoas fernenfa ana ths So
erection Of hydroehior1e aeaa- When your
fape falls 70 digest q "a proof positive
that some 81 these agents are lacking in
year digestive apparatus
st1art's Dyspepsia Tablets contain nsth-
ina but these aEturAl elsDea1s Hs1azsAry
70 digestion azd when PLACED a. wssk IN
the wsak sfomaeh ana small tntsstines.
supply whA1 these organs nooS. Thsy
stiuuiAte ire gastric glands ana grA6pally
bring the digestive organs haek 20 their
nernsAi eondttioa
Efnar4i Drspepsta Tablets have eser
subsersea 70 critical eAssaleal testa 81
home and ahroad ana are found 70 ecutain
nothing out nAturui dfgestivsE-
Chsniuai LAbratory. relegrAphie aa-
dress. -DsEindn.- LoadOn- Telephoae Nc
1903 Central - caIEn 81. Fe1chnrrh
Lonsaz. sth Aug 1898
have snAly1sd nast carefully q b3z
81 ssaarfs Dyspepsia Tablets which ]
boaghs myself - city chemists shoE
fer the purposel. nAnufActarc1 ~ thl
p a Stuart O. rempis chanbsrs. Lea
zen. z C and have 70 report thar can.
not find azy trace Of vegetables or mineral
poisons. Kn0Wfng ths Ingredients q tn
tablets I am q optnion thai thsY ars 90.
sniune1y GeApted fer the purpose for Whiek
they aSs iAtsndea
fE.aneds John n BzDoke. FLCF c s
There IL ne secrst In the prspAratson Q,
staazrs DTspspEiA TAhlsta- Their cornpo
eition Il comnonly known AnaonE physI
Sans a. is shown b. ths reoannsnaA,
pOns Of s6lbbb liosnse1 nhysiclans IN IN.
rulted States and c2nada- They are an,
most ropnlAr ~ AN remsdles fer inds
resston. dyEpepslA uater brAsh. laaon
ma. loss q appeltts. DelAacholia- oonstf
r.sso. yaynsntsET and kiadned cfssase.
oriefnart4R from tnpruper diasoluti0n an
sssimfiariou 81 faods beoAlAe they ar
thor0uxhly usliAhls Ane hArmlsss % nal
OF chlla
ssu.rts Dsupspsaa rablsts are az enc
a nafs ana poEsrfnl rsnsoy. Oas grail
a thsss tablets bsi1g EtronE enough Cbl
rsst) a. dieeuf a.oo8 Erains e steak. eEEl
snd ether rSoas. st1ars's DyspepEh TAI
lsfs udu digest year food fer pa Whsl
geur ssmAch can't
Asa your dFaEEisf for . flf1y cent parh
axe e. SEA- 70 ~ direca fur . FREE trlz
sanpie packAss sn6 you win ~ surprise
81 ths resah p. A Stuart c. 81 stsAr
BldE. Masshal Nich
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
FRINGE JONAH
KaLAAlaAOLE
AislarisI Fever Fer Several
h9oaftax.

Mrs Sue n Norris. 2214
Patterson street. Nashville. Tenn-. writes.
Last fan q severe ATTACK 81 aasaxzai
fsTe- laid me ID for some months M
ec11tt1u1 va ssrtcas for q time and the
doctor who was attending ne Old not seem
able 10 cope with the trenble
"A neaghBor advised ne 70 Jet the doc
tors prescription alone and try Reruna
sKrullinE its virtues TO she sk5es and I
an aeE ready 10 Do the same. for in
three days ] was much better and IN ten
DAYS ] Eas able 70 be ID and in two
weeks every trace Of malaria had left ny
system
Il now use PerunA CT ana on when IN
need 81 q tonic and il braces me up won
derfuIlv-
THE Doctors Gave Me Up"
M Lewis Kitchen HuHnEzon. ..
writes
your Peruns has done me About sax
months ago e0n1a not leave my bed and
the doctors gave me 10. saying that had
eoasanP fson and could not live. Then q
friend recommended Peruna TO me and I
commenced using IL
When ] started TO Use rour Peruna
weighed Ia pounds, and now I weigh III
pounds. I had been Eaek for Ssz yearE. AID
Was 40 sick could not turn over in bed
Z ghen I began the use Of Peruns- / think
I IL is the greatest medicine Of its time
i an now feeling wen Eaa hsAr7y ana
wOuld 1ct - without FsrUEA"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
LOCAL ELKS WILL CELEBRATE
Omaha Lodge of EIks VIII Common.
CRATE TwenIy-Ffrs9 Anniversary
Next Thursday EvenfnE-

The local order OF Elks VII have reached
the age Of discretion next thursday aDG
VII celebrate its rwenry-1rs1 birthday b.
che OF the largest stag socials in The his
tory Of the order. Tom Swift. Can Lang
and w. i Kisrstead compose the connittes
On arrangements and are busting together
splendid program Of professional enter
tgIners- Tie list VII include about twenty
ty-five Of the best good fellows 10 bs
found in this section Of the country AZ thai
time.
Mayor DshlE1an has agreed 10 preside OF
this occasion
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03


M Charles Brown. RoEersviIle. Tenn.
writes.
i feel il my duty to write you q few
words In praise of your PsrunA ] have
tried many different remedies. but have
found that Peruna is the greatest tonic on
earth and perfect SyEse@ bzfl6sr.
"A friend advised me TO take PergnA for
tne4gest4cz- and il cured me an q short
time I vas vsry veal ana nervrua, could
sleep but little at night. bat Pe-uuA cared
THAI tired, su-EOns feeling. and made me
feel like q new naI- 80 / heartily recon-
mend IL TO All who are weak and run
down PsrznA win give new life ana a.
srRT. / cannot speak too highly OF Pc
runz- and VIII not forget TO renpmnsnd il
On every hand. ] vii answer any letter
from those desiring to know what PeTans
has done for ne
Systemic CataTTh.
Miss Marie Lesser. s2s West Thirty
sixth street. Chicago. IN writes.
! an glad TO give q good word for Pc
runs- and ] hope that all who see this
who are troubled with syFt=zis eatArrh.
as I WAS for years, will pro1t By Il.
had tried many remedies. but none ala
more than give me temporary re2ief. and
some did not even 90 that
Il took Psruna al the suggestion Of a
Z friend and vas more than pleased and
surprised al the results
I am new P0rfsct1y veil ana stro1E.-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

Mrs H A s. Marsh. s1sS Reservoir
street Los Angeles Cal president Won
ans Benevolent association writes.
4 suffered with Ia grippe for seven
weekly and nothing could DO or take
helped me until I tried Peruna
! felt at once that had ~ lAss secured
the r4Ehf nsa2otns and ] kept steadily In
proving. Within three weeks Was fully
restored- and am glad thai ] gave that
truly great remedy a trial
I win never be without II again
Used Pe-ru-na for Bronchitis.
Mr. Frank Battle Jr- First street near
Charlotte avenue. West Nashville Tenn
writes.
7 desire to say for the benefit OF others
that your PerZ2A has unuuestiOnably
cured me Of chronic bronchitis II - the
grsncsst discovery Of the age fer fhroas
azd lznEG-
PerUna IL not simply a palliative TO re-
lisve some Of the distressing symptoms.
II brings permanent relief
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
hallway Nstes sna Per.snsI.,

Alfred DaFi0E. sAVeTtising manager for
the Union Pac1he. has returned fT0n
W.. H NcKseR- g.. superintendent q
ussuhinery and motive power q rht Iul0n
pacffc kAs gone 70 ChicAEo-
Eurens DuTal o. The MlUauEee has re-
flaruRd from Co.l0Tsd0. Uhere he SAYS ~
fond some real sprins-llEe Neather- A.
TsrrI Collins the doves even we're cCsuiEg
ara n Beaver peop1e were MT shiEeTing.
a Curnelisen- fCTmer1y superintendent
~ ~ ForI DoeEe dIktEi1n Of tie ChieEEu
fsrsaf Westsrn. has been promoted . =
lntende1f a. tranEpurrati3n q Ikzi
ro5t Th1s u q neu cftuF VITA the Gneas
VT~Efern. ana M. Cor1elisen Nlll have
charFe u the operation and H.0Eeunert q
an ears and trEinE On The entire sysien-
y p Rufherford. dtTision rssseuEer
aaenR a lhe RDek Island has N'ord fEnru
- hrofher and predecessor. Carries Hu1h-
Frfnrd nos Agent fer the Hock Islhnd il
Ean Franc1scc THAI ths latter has been
sel5ca-sly ~ Uitk 1phoid feFer Ehirh az
factef ms hcarL and - Il far frum heinE
uel nan- NJ kuthe-ford has nan
frtrnds u Omaha he Wert frum this ciIg
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

SIN suffering considerable pain from the
injuries received His leg and hip have
been Esaced IN a plaster cast and. as be il
G. years Of age. II VIII take some tine for
the broken homes % knit While II Is be
nered by the attending physician Nj
Deuich viii be crippled for life from The
injuries. his recovery Is DOW though; 10 be
certain
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

Miss Matte Macarthur. care 81 Hospital
Medical Lake. WASH writes
Il have net written 70 ron for some
time. hut or ] have given you may
words 81 praise am so Eel ] had
eyst4f4s ven badly and could rot walk
any distance without suffering Intense
pa1z. but 40 noa have Q touch Of nv ola
szRszazG nov. ] can never praise Feruns
enough / an telling everyone how much
good Peruna has cone for me.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
Laun~hInE /. New Craft

Pred Jensen entertained a party Of his
friends Friday evening al ms home al zoo
Cunning street AmolE The guests were
Mayer Dshlr8an. CITY C1eTk Butler, Herman
Bessin. Andy FTick. Robert L. Wolfe and
CihSrs- j r. Butier Vas POSTMASTER TIE
guests we're served with q me Spread Of
good 1hinEE to ezt and drink. The nucleus
Of an Eighth Ward NunpzF1iEzn club was
formed TOastnsstsr J p. Butler is the
! MOVING spirit OF The Indicator, the news
PAPER soon 10 appear in the Interests Of
ne Ir1Alrnan Democracy.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

The first board Of directors Of the pro-
posed Omaha Hebrew institute viii De
chosen et a mass meeting 20 be held 10
Patterson hall Seventeenth and F6rnsnl
streets al : O'Clock Sunday evening Al
hose who have subscribed 70 the fund are
expected 20 Be present and the meeting
XII be one Of TIE most important in tht
move FOX ire institute. The fund Is sffiI
between Nt4t and tlllte Ehort q TIE
amount desired and Al afteuIof VIII ~
made 10 ccEnr5ls1e the amount Prof Ma
than Bernstein VIII be chairman OF ne
meeting
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
CatArrh Of Head and Throat.

Mrs william H HIneheline. 20 Myrtle
street. Beverly. Mass. writes.
I have taken four bottles Of Peruna.
and can say that 81 has done me a great
deal Of good for u4tsTrh Of the head AMI
throat. recommens Psruna 70 al suffer
ers E5th cstErTh- ! DO not think ever
felt much better am really surprised al
the work ] can do ! DO not think too
uucA praise can SAID Of PerzzAs
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
SRATEFUL MEN"oWOMEN PRAISE PE-RU-NA.


Mrs Ellen Nagle. ns eth
ST. Green Bay. Wis-l-rites
81 have often heard Pc
runa praised and iti more
widely known here than
other medicines, f,ufInevsr
knew what q splendid med
icine 81 really wa until q
few weeks ago when I
cH1Eht . sd cofd which
settled al over me.
The doctor wanted 10
prescribe, but I told him I
was going TO try Peruns
, and sent for . bottle and
trisd IL. ! felt much better
The nextnOrniag and with
in Eve days I had not a
trace Of any laneness OF
couEh.s
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

Prince Jonah Kslania7sole. Dewey Hotel,
Washington, d. c. Delegate - Congress from
Hawaii. writes:
~ can eheerfufly recommend your
Pergns as q very effective remedy for
coughs, colds and catarrhal trouble"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
Boy ss~es His verrSea.


Harry Harrison Craig. the eoy who vss
waitise 70 take the car - Slxfh ASa Pop
pl8toa street. gave an account Of ahe cars
H1Bht Gown the hih
1t pasnsc two men waiting On corners
fsrsheg ID the hiu from me- he sasd As
q pazssd ne sAU the fnotorman pushing
en- the brake with both hands and seeming
70 be working with AL his might ] ran
aftar the car, thinking be tntenoed to stop
for me- The1 stepped % see II the ear
woElG take the curve II wAs gOing 20 fast
] esdn't think n could make II I saw u
80 of and Ehiri aro1nd and the rssE end
q d 20 into the front Of the drug store
I SAW q man standing there On the corner
before TIE car struck and he1ped ct him
out from under the car"
Craig said he examined the track after
the acoldsut and could ees no er5dence o.
! sand having been used
y. P. ssekesf- ccnanefog q TIE car. testi-
eed that Noiornan seigrSn had filed his
sad box before isartng TIE car ham On
The morning Of the accident After tia ae-
c1eaut the sand hox vas only one-fourfh
full showing that the ns0torulAn had used
sand plenttfnlly- The conductor was INSIDE
81 the car presiding the nec30ent. but could
hear the nnotorman working the sand lever
and the grating &C rAe wheels On the track
He admitted the car started from the end
Of the line AZ slxtA an6 Center streets
eight minutes late. bat said they did not
hrrry On the slippery track on that &C
ccant He had ran On the same car Win
sslgren Fer two years Ane said he was az
reliable 4 man as he ever knew He Wa
elfo a large. strong man.
A r. E1rsd. A J. DonAhpe. Andres
SraAife. George Knott and b Bsburek also
testified
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

Il you have anything 20 trade advertise
I il In the Ror ExehAngs column Of ne
Pc Want Al page
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
Hebrew IsIitu1e director.

Now is the time 70 make your wants
known through The Bee Want Ad Page
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
BuiIaing PermI1a.

UUNIWNWN
The folloEi1g building permits have been
issued: Robert Bauer. TEenty-fhird ana
Brown ElG8 dwelling. p h DAvia
TWeuIy-frst and Jones 200 dwelling.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

vsetin Of wreck TAs1xhs to Ne o.
81 DaaEer.

81 Danger.
Henry Deuteh- Fsfsh ana walnut streets.
the victim of the street car wreck early
thursday morning st sixth and Pisrcs
rtreetA who had his riEht hip and lse
broken beaides being severely bruised
about The body and head. vas reported &C
Be iEnprOxtng nicely Saturday. sltboagh
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

70 San Francisco and his brother Wa
transferred from ST Paul 10 succeed hin
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
INQUEST IN THOMAS CASE
tGooanss ssrs Car Vas eosns ovsr Ffty
Hile IN Es1E
INJURY sUFnoEm 10 EI
cendactor Csrrobsrases ststenent
90 Hsteraaa that He TEA
Sad 40 Rvery Heaas
- step Car.

ths JUN. nna that Samoa y Thomas
s-1ne 20 lbs teAth On the mcrnin9 q
airfR -. - 49, - - - - 49,. -
VI the Harvey street car Whach had st
~ TIE controa q TIE notofEnsn. not
- cesf Efforts 20 preTent AM Rccidsnt
ne ahove rsrdlrf vss rsturDed b. tie
lkafy a. the i1quest beld Saturday norulng
~ CorUDer Bradley over the eedy of
sanutl ThonAs Killed N the sfreet car
accs6snt thursday.
Ths tes1fnony Of witnesses -gas unlforn
uran TIE facts q the Epeed q the ear. the
place where the ughts went oot. the place
users the car feft the rails and the paaes
where Thomas vas struck
Michael N Mccarthy was a. work IN tire
sAloon 81 SIKH and Pierre When accortinE
. his testimony. he heard a great noass
q TN car eomlnE rapSGly o0un ths I'm.
he nasd.
J ssyi 10 The hartsnsst. Here sees so-ss-
fhlzg rhr51gh fhs arag store because 3ust q
few weeks before q car cane pretty near
golnG on there. / see the car coming az
j ran out and see u STRIKE the curve a1d
- into the drug store ! ran 20 the deer
81 the car and liz q match II seemed the
peorae in the car 5uEt stared 81 NJ. n
airoost SCARED ne We Eos the people cut
cIs one sri refused % come ana found
her ecaf vas ptnnet fast unosr the stove ="
Mccarthy uss sure the ear was ecing
ucre than aftT miles an hour when q
struck the curve
Police surgeon r. 3. HArris sasd Thosnss
cane 70 his death as q resuii % q number
q injuries. any q which Eould have killed
hina His leEE were crushed hiH solar booe
dislooAted ana an the RIBS on the right
: stoe brOksn He died about afteen raihutss
- sfter the accident
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

be transacted and a fun attendance is DC
rS-zs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-02

make final settlement with the state au- dtor for the gathering of 1906 taxes, which began October l. last He was charged with s2S,372.6 .6l by the assessor and paid cash $26,S56. 46 to the auditor The balance was his own fees and the expenses of collection.
 The details of the amounts charged are as follows: General tax, $10912 .53; special soldier, $436505. The expense account in- cludes the commissions to the assessor and collector, credits because of insol- vencies. errors in assessment and cost of transportation. The good work of the officers is shown by the fact that there are no fees for the back tax commission CT charged. Mf Frazier, with the rest of the collectors, might have taken to July 1.
 With four months of the fiscal year yet to come the receipts of the state in taxes are almost as much as tliey were in the record breaking year ending September 30 last. To June 1. they were in round figures s3, 100000, compared to $377G. GOO for all of 1906. The outlook Is that the in- crease will be very much ahead of last year, though the outgo is also much heavier. Some of the increases of the present session of the legislature are be- ing paid while the increases in taxes from recent laws will not come in for many months yet
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-02
NEW KNITTING MILL.
Fort Payne Secures an Important
 Small Industry.

Fort Payne, June 1.-(Special )-This week the deal for the Foster Hardware plant was closed. The deed has been signed and filed in the probate office for record. This building, which Is an inn mense three-story brick. will be used for knitting mill, by Pennsylvania firm, which has a number of knitting mills throughout the south.
 As soon as the necessary arrangements can be made new machinery will be in- stalled and it vii lbe put in operation as soon as possible.
 Miss Mary Russell, who has been at tending Shorter college at Rome, Ga, has returned home.
 Miss Nina Dobbs leaves Sunday night for Cincinnati, where she will enter the Conservatory of Music.
 Mrs Kirby of Guntersville. who has been the guest of her siste, Mrs. J. B. Haralson, has returned home.
 Miss Fannie and Sallie Shook and Miss Bessie Moody of Laughton are the guests of relatives here.
 The revival services which are being conducted at the Methodist church by the Rev J. F. Tyler of birmingham are still drawing good crowds and proving very interesting.