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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-07
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n HEFDSE Dallas reached the end of her furrOw she knew that E for at least some days t0 Cl come her work on the pioyyed strip must cease. Far and wide from tiersTen may have heard of the rail roads coming. and their first n0ve would le. perhsps had been. a rush t0 the land Ofiica to file upon quarter sections togching the survey. and so no hOuT dared le wasted Eef0re her father started on his long deferred trip. The claim Oa tIle r,eninSula-the claim ThiefI tlBe storekeeFer had nanlati as the ferZEinuS gf tIBs. p-ogzasesi Iiur. as the probable site far a new town
 must at one i-e legally theirs.
 W-he8 the mules were turned east ward again Dallas brought tlseu ED for a breathing sTeH and. going apart little distsBoe. sat down. her knees tetueen her hands \ short svacp ss time had made fBcresIil5e csznzaS fu their plans Ia the possibilities oE fh4zr prairie h0u1e Before the curtInE nf the last i've sois there 5z1 ssretchesI ahead only a succesSS5a of unevenrfuI years wb0se nfIestoo@ voald ts tks gr0Eizg re10-5 oF beeES and bzshe1s.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-07
No Political Job For Mitsh.II.

Wilkesbarre. Pa. Nov. 7.-The off, cial organ of the Mine Workers union denies that John Mitchell is to have a political job in Washington when his term as president of the union expires
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-07
Parliament Proro1ued.

London. Nov IA royal preclama ton announces that parliament Is fur tfer profsSue5 from Nov IS to Dec. %.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-07
CHATTER IL

sF0RE Dallas reached the end of her furrOw she knew that
 for at least some days to come her work on the plovesI
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
FIVE PERSONS KILLED
IN CRASH Of TRAINS
Passenger Runs Into Freight
on the New York Cen
trail Railroad

ROCHESTER, n. T.. June 24.-Five
persons were killed and a number in
Jured on the Auburn branch of the New
\ ork Central railroad. one mile east of
PittsfoTd. last night when a passenger
train crashed into a freight train. The
collision took place on sharp curve at
point known as Mitchell's farm. The
smoking car was telescoped and three
of the Is passengers were killed.
Among the victims were a son of the
engineer of the freight train. who was
in the cab with his father, and who
died this morning and a brakeman.
Engineer Lyons. who was brought to
Rochester with the dead and injured
on special train. is not expected TO
live.
There are 12 injured persons in she
Rochester hospitals, all of whom. with
the exception Of Lyons, are expected to
recover.
The passenger train had been run
ming only a short time. on Saturdays
and Sundays. 1t is said the conductor
of the freight train forgot that the
passenger train was running
The dead: Emmett Lyons. IA year
old son of James Lyons, engineer OF
the freight train: Miles s Cutting. sta
tion agent at Railroad Mills; B. n
vrom. brakeman: J. B. Macarthur
bridge foremans unidentified man.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
ONLY TWO ACCOUNTED
FOR FROM sunk SHIP
Santiago Is Lost in Squall
Fifty Miles North OF
Corral

SANTIAGO. Chile. June 24.-The Pa
cif1c steam navigation company coast
ing steamer Santiago, a vessel OF 1866
tons. trading between Panama and the
south coast of South America, has oeen
wrecked in heavy squan 90 miles
north of Corral. One passenger and one
officer are known to have been saved,
The remainder of the passengers and
crew are reported to have perished.
The Santiago left Corral with her
engines out of order as a result OF
storms and instead of proceeding to
Ancon she started to return 10 Val
Daraiso a much greater distance. She
carried four passengers and 81 IN her
crew. 1t is feared that all except two
persons perished.
A sister ship, the Arequipa. was sunk
during terrific storm at Valparaiso
about four years ago, when many lives
were lost
LIVERPOOL. June 24.-The Pacific
steam navigation company has re-
ceived a cablegram confirming the loss
of the Santiago. The vessel was en-
gagged chiefly in the freight trade; and
her passengers mostly were traders
travelling between west coast ports
The crew mainly were South Americans
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
The AIameda's Cargo

The steamer Alameda sailed on Saturday for
Honolulu with general nlerchsndise cargo.
valued at SI6o.zS and including the follow ing :
TWenty-one bbls -Four, $3.50 lbs butter, 46lS
lbs and 1 eg cheese, 81 cs eggs. 45 600 lbs
malt. l1,l41 lbs beans. AS ctls barley. 1882
pkgs fruits. 100 pkgs vegetables, 34s pkgs
2,240 lbs fresh meat 500 lbs and es fresh fish
4.ss2 IDS snd 10 cs dressed poultry, ., I2s lbs
ard II cs dried fruit, e05 lbs raisins /. 791 lbs
kE, 65l gals spirits, 11o gals gin. cham
payne, % bbis beer. II cs assorted liquors
1880 cs canned goods. s.144 lbs and bbls
dried FISH. 100 hbls and cs salmon. e.64l lbs
and 81 cs bread. 1880 lbs and los cs mill
stuHs, $500 lbs Goldfish. 1880 lbs lard 5.250
lbs salt, 3,6Tl lbs and I3 es candy, .29S lbs
glucose, 25 cs coffee, 2s36 lbs tea Is cs ex-
tracts, III pkEs groceries and provisions. -
pkgs prepared fsh. cs honey. $50 lbs and
4 es paste. 81 pkgs pickles. IS table prep
srauons. e5 pcs castings. so pkgs machinery.
100 boiler tubes, T5 pcs and IS bdls steel.
l59 edls and Il pcs iron. 46 bdls and SO pcs
pipe. 500 lbs TN, 65. $50 lbs tin ~s1ete 400
cs and bbls oils. 80 rolls leather css267 lbs
tobacco, S5 cs cigars and cigarettes - lbs
opium. automobiles and : pkgs parts 30
pkgs electrical goods. 107 cs soap. 80 6
candles, 1881 lbs wax. 20 es boots and shoes
2oS Pkgs dry goods. 19 cs hats. "A coils rope.
4 bois wire cs arms and ammunition. 393
pkge parer. cs fypewriters. so pkgs sad
dierT ySnd harness. s5 pkgs paints, 235 pkgs
wagon material pkgs sewing machines. 159
pkGs drugs IS pkgs agricultural implements .
pkSs bicycles, horses.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
See Pages II and l3 for Addi-
tiOnal Classified Ads
FIGHT OVER FREE LUNCH

OAKLAND. June 24.-August Silva,
teamster, living at 1717 Fifth street.
was cut across the back OF the left
hand in West Oakland saloon last
night in a fight which he said. arose
over the last cracker on the free lunch
stand. silva said he was slashed by
Narcessa de Silva, though he was quar-
reling with a brother Of Narcessa.
whom he accused OF snatching the
cracker when he attempted to get it
for himself. Silva says he knocked the
young man down and was attacked by
Narcessa de Silva with a knife De
Silva. the alleged knife wielder. was
arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest TO Mariners
of the Pacific

san PEDRO. June e4.-The schooner Alien
A. Captain Henrickson arrived this morning
exit and half DAYS from Grsvs Harbor. win
5000 ties and stringers consigned to the south
ern Pscihe railroad coRpanv.
The passenger and freight steamship Bonita
Captain Nicholson cleared today for San Fran
cisco and way ports with cargo consigned to the
pscffc Coast steamship comBsny-
The schooner Prosper Captain Jchansen. I'm
iShed cisclsrEing 4 lumber csrgo and safled
today ia ballast for tie Coqsiile river 10 load a
rerurn cargo for this port
The harkentine Aurora has left BeiIinchsn,
with 100000 feet u railroad ties consigned 10
Port Angeles ITS original destination was ssh
Pedro, but The charter was changed just before
sailing
Queen was error The vessel is due
ASTORIA ore June 2z--The oil steamer
Asuneion- ia ballast for san Francisco. sailed
The bar tug Tatoosh went up 10 ST. Johns
SUNDAY 10 "a the drydock 10 hsve its bottom
Cleaned aud painted and a new rudder placed
Tie harkcntine John Palmer with a cargo Of
lumber for California was towed 10 sea This
.rie Steam schooner Daisy Freeman has arrived
Is again taxing It's deeklosd OF lumber.
The steamer Ascot. with -four for the orient
went 70 ses On Sunday
from Coos Bay with freight and passengers
TIE Japanese steamship Msnshu Maru Ar
rived this morning from Salins Cruz under
cf-srter 10 the Portland ard Asistic steamship
lice 70 take the place Of one OF the boats that
me steerper George R slossburr arrived sun
Ihe motor schooner Della arrived SATURDAY.
evening from Nestucce with zoo cases OF cheese.
The tug Defiance arrived this sfterno1n from
california with the oil bsrge Monterey in fou.
The schooner King Cyrus eleared ST the Gus
tom horse today for Sen Francisco with 500 0og
feet Of lumber loaded at GobIe.
Ssn Pedre with l-S3O-0o0 feet OF lumber loaded
kslsms-
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
PRoFEssoR ACCEPTS CALI

BERKELEY. June 24.-Professor z.
j. WiIezynski Of the department. OF
mathematics in the state university
has accepted a call from the Univer-
sity of Illinois to lecture on mathe-
matics. Professor Wilczynskf was one
of the faculty of the summer school at
Yale two years ago and achieved re-
nown then as an authority on his sub
ject He finished recently book deal
ing with geometric problems which Is
regarded as a valuable contribution to
the literature of mathematics.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
MRS. SIMPSON To APPEAR

ALAMEDA. June 24.-Mrs- Isabelle
Davis simpson, who has filed COM
plant against her husband, City At
torney NJ ". simpson. that he has
failed 10 provide for her. has been
cited TO appear before Justice of the
Peace z. e Johnson tomorrow morning
at Q o'clock. when the matter is to be
heard. Mrs Simpson failed TO appear
recently after having been subpenaed
and justice Johnson issued a bench
warrant for her arrest. which he later
recalled.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
ST. LOUIS BREWERIES TO
FORM BIG COMBINATION
Eight Million Dollar Merger Said to
Be in Contemplation

ST. LOUIS, June PA meeting was
held this afternoon behind closed doors
in the Office of Attorney E. C. Crow.
former state attorney general. attended
by representatives of a number Of brew
cries.
we'll defined rumor is current that
an sS,000.000 brewery combination is
being effected. James s. Bradley of To-
ledo. Ohio. is here and it is said he is a
moving factor in forming the consoli-
dation of nine important St. Louis brew
cries
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
FoRFIcx poRrs

sAIINA CRlIz-Arrived June 23-stmr se-
brasksn. from Eieeie
H0SGK0NG-Arrired June 23-Ger stmr
Nicomedia, from Portland, Ore
ANC0N-Sailed June a2-Stmr San Jose. for
San Francisco:s sfmr Aztec, for San Francisco.
OTTER POINT-Passed June q. a:15 a. m
Br stmr Empress of Japan. from Yokohama. for
Vancouver
NICToRTA-Arrised June 25-Nor stmr Tor
denskjold hence June 19, for Nanamc, b. c.
Sailed June 23-Ger sfnlr AInmon, for San
Francisco.
TAITAI-Sailed June 1--Br stmr Birkhail.
from Pisagus for British Columbia.
KUTCHINOTZU--Sailed June Ger stmr
Daphne. from Hongkong. for Salina Cruz.
CALLAO--Sailed April 30--N0r stmr Thode
Fagelund for Mollendo and San Francisco.
HAMBURG--In port May 2e-Br ship Ben
Dearg for San fanetsco-
In port May 31-Fr bark Jacobsen, for San
Francisco
LIvERPooI--In port May 2o-Br ship TaIus.
for San Francisco.
ANTwERP--In port May 2s--Fr ship Des-
saix for San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
THIEVES ROB- SCHOONER

OAKLAND. June 24.-Thieves forced
an, entrance into the cabin of the
schooner Golden Shore, which is docked
at the foot of Broadway, early this
morning and stole $50. gold chain and
a bronze medal belonging to L. P.
Christensen, master. of the schooner.
E. T. Dulen, who lives at PISS Pied
mont avenue. reported that pair of
patent leather shoes had been stolen
from him while he was at the Piedmont
baths yesterday afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25

three story building. to cost $780,
000 is being erected at Second. Bry-
ant and Stanley streets by the Schmidt
lithograph company and the structure
will be ready for occupancy in Sep
tember The new plant will be equipped
with all structural Improvements and
appliances for facilitating work and
adding 10 the comfort of the employees.
feature of the building will be a
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
I. $. Branch Hydrographic once

A branch of the United States Hydrorran nh 10
Office, located at the Merchants Exchalee is
maintained In San Francisco for the beneft Of
mariners, without regard to nationality aud free
OF expense. Navigators cordially invited TO
VISIT the Office. where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are ken+ AZ
hand. for comparison and reference and the lat-
est inforDa ton can always be obtained regarding
lights. dangers 10 navigation and all matters OF
interest 10 ocean commerce
j. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant, U. S. y, In Charge.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25

perfect ventilating plant which viii
purify the air entering the premises
and heat or cool IL to the temperature
desired in the separate departments 10
which il will be distributed
The building will face Isl feet in
Second street. $50 feet in Bryant street
and l4S feet in Stanley street and con-
tian 10000 feet of floor space. with
good light on all sides
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
KAISER SINKS WITH SUBMARINE

KEEL. June 24-A report IL In cir
culation here that Emperor William.
during the secret naval maneuVers
last Friday. took a plunge IN one OF
the submarine boats. His majesty.
according sto the report. was greatly
pleased with the boat.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
ALLEGEp EMBEzzLEn CAUGHT

BUTTE, Mont. June 30. S. Brown.
former cashier of the Big -Four railroad
al Bloomington, ILL.,. wanted there for
the alleged enlbezz1ement of $4,000.
was taken into custody here last night
and will be held for the Illinois author
tiles
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
average snow on the ground, 81 inches.
EYNOPSTS


An OF high pressure overiies British
Columbia. while shallow low is central
over southern California and Arizona. These
conditions Eaye caused fair warm weather over
the interior Of California. and light showers
in Utah southern Nevada and Idaho A
thunder storm is reported from Pocatellc. The
temperature has risen from to 10 degrees In
the interior of California.
Conditions are favorable for fair weather in
California Tuesday. with fog along the coast.
FORECAST
San Francisco and yicinity-Fair Tuesday.
with fog in the morning and at night; fresh
west wind.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Tuesday; fresh north
wind
Sacramento valley-Falr Tuesday; light north
wind
San Joaquin valley-Fair Tuesday; light north
wind.
Los Angeles and viclnitY-Fsir Tuesday: lgns
west wind. G. II. WILSON
Local Forecaster. Temporarily in Charge.
Movements of Steamers
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Charter.

The ship Fort George, al Honolulu. Is char
tered for sugar thence To Delaware breakwater.
snd the British tsRk steamers Seminole and
Dakotsh. both ct this port. will return 10 the
orient with refined oil. All three were char
tered prior TO arrival
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25

General Sir Ian Hamilton. who may
succeed Lord Kitchener as commander
In chief in India. has been wounded in
almost every actien in which he has
taken mart
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
Time BAH

United States Branch Hydrorraphic Office Mer
"a 1907
The time ball on the tower Of the Ferry build
ing was dropped today exactly at noon Pacific
Standard Time fi20th MeridianA or Sh fl1n
COS. Greenwich Mean Time
j. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. z. 8. n. in Charge
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
ronte tn Alnsknn noint.

route to Alaskan points
Ihe Dix left Honolulu June 20 for Seattle
Ihe fitzpatrick IS at Newport News. Va
ne Logan sailed June % from Shanghai.
Tie Meade is at New York Out of com
mission
The ingalls, IS az Newport News Va
The sheridsn is in port and wiz sail FOR Ma
Mia on July ).
The Thomas left Honolulu June IA for Ma
Mia.
The Warren is IN port
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25

throurh amendment Of the constitution The
efficiency. however. OF the federal government
will progressively increase through the applica-
tion of existing federal power to the growing
complexities of social and commercial coadi-
tions.
What changes in these conditions may be in
store for us no man foretell. Wnat social
readjustments may follow the application OF
the federal commercial power TO such changes
is likewise unknown. The power is fixed
and definite factor: one has pretended 70
define the boundaries Of the subject upon which
1t operates. The distinguished present solicitor
general of the United States, honored son
of Yale. Mr.. Henry NJ. Hoyt, in a recent arSu-
ment in the supreme court eptly said: The
word commerce is not restricted to trade and
traffic or navigation or transportation. No one
can now say definitely what movements and
interactions across state lines may not be en-
brseed within its meaning
NEW HAVEN. Conn, June 24.-At a
meeting of the alumni advisory board
of Yale yesterday d. T. Judson of st.
Louis was reelected chairman. A num-
Der of important matters were. fully
discussed and reports to the corpora
tion were agreed upon and ordered.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
Weather Report

United States Department OF Agriculture.
Neathe Burcau-San Francisco. June a. 1857.
RAINFALL DATA
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
Army Tr%nsports

The Burnside Is at Seattle.
The Buford arrived AZ Manila June s
The Greek arrived at Honolulu June 3, e
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
The Oxrrdne LI.t

British ship Ellison. ont leI days from Caieta
Colosa. for Hamburg 8 per cent
Italian ship +. s. CiRnps cut l63 days from
Talbot for Iquiere per cent
British ship Amuiree. out l57 DAYS from TOGO
pills. FOR Falmouth. 6 per cent.
Argentine schooner India out I65 DAYS from
Madeira, for Platte. 25 per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
p,yIDEND DISBURSEMENTS

NEW YORK, June 24.-The quarterly
dividend and interest disbursements
this year by various corporations viii
reach a grand total of s1S2,SS1, ,S49. This
Is s1S.575,67S greater than the aggre-
gate OF last year and is larger than
the total OF any previous July on
record.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25

In port May 1s-Fr bark Guethary for Port
OCEAN STEAMERS
NAPLES-Arrived June 24-Stmr Citta di Ma
poll from New York
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS June 24-Stmr Kron-
prinz Wilhelm, from New York for Bremen
BREMEN-Arriyed June 2LStmr Barbarossa
from New York
Memoranda
Per snnr Roanoke, from Portland June "a
On June 3, in the evening 10 miles south of
Point Arena. passed tug Dauntless With log raft
in tow. from Astoria. for San Francisco
Schr Sausafito, Captain Bressem which sailed
from San Francisco yesterday. June % for Coos
bay and which anchored close in shore near
South Side life saving station. last evening and
refused assistance from tug Sea Fox drifted
ashore at II o'clock last night. Grew of South
Side life saving station went on board At n M
aud remained on board until a. m, when yes
sci was towed or by tug Sea Fox. At low water
vessels stern was high and dry with only 10 feet
of water under bow.
Per schr Sausalito-Sailed June % in fbe
afternoon for SiHslaw river in tow OF tug Sos
Lark. Tug let go on bar. When tide made food
and wind died out vessel drifted toward the
Oceansde house beach. Let go both anchors AT
o. m. and at IL m. vessel dragged on beach
Was pulled on at a. m. June "a. by tug Sea
Fox and towed TO port. No damage.
Br stmr Santiago, from Panama, for valoa-
raiso, has been wrecked in heavy squaIl so
miles north sof Corral. One passenger and one
ofhcer known to have been saved. The rest sun
posed to have persisted
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25

SUN and Tide
United States Coast and Geodetic Survev-Time
and Heights of Tide at Fort Point For city
front omission street wharf add % minutes.
TUESDAY. JUNE p
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25
seeking stolen Materials

The harbor police have been re-
Quested TO locate. # possible, a. large
quality OF veueered wsinscoting
stolen Sunday night from the Muirhead
building al Lsrkia and Market streets.
There is no other wainscoting in the
city like the material stolen and the
police expect 10 find Il with little diff
Culty. j is composed OF three layers
Of oregon pine glued together. the mid
ole lsver being the thickest. IT comes
in strips s feet long. so inches wide and
half an inch thick
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-25

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LOWNDESVILLE.

Messrs. J. M. Huckabee and 8. g. Bolei
went to Abbeville Monday on business:
Mr.. Ban Allen OF Anderson. was here Mon
Mr. D. L. Barnes ofAnderson, came Mon.
day and stayed several days with friends IN
Mrs. R. L. Smith went to Anderson. Tues
day on shopping expedition.
Mra. E. J. White went TO Iva, the growing
town above here Tuesday.
Hon. I. b. McCalla went to Anderson,
Tuesday being called to that place by busi-
neas.
to q reminder Of the days OF the long ago on
Tuesday in the shape OF tobacco wagon,
from DanVille, Va,
A few hrst class washer women or nrst
our our good ladies have been already much
troubled to get their laundering done (some
have shown their independence by doing II
themselves) and later on, II will be much
now be had to to do such important work
will be needed in the farms. and then can.
not be had for either love or money.
But II is neither the part OF policy nor
get to H." Sufficient unto the day is the
evil thereof"
spent the day and night with the family Of
her son.ip law. Mr.. Sam McAdams
Mr.. q. c. Graves Of Latimer was In thii
place on Tuesday.
La Grippe or some of its kindred ailmentt
has laid Its heavy hand for some time upon
good many OF our citizens some OF them
have had only walking case OF 1t otheri
have been confined to their beds and have
needed the service OF q physician.
Miss Grace Wilson went to Augusta, Ga.
Friday evening or rather started for tina
place, but because OF ofanother rail road wrech
did not reach above name city until satur'
pay morning.
Mr.. E. F. Latimer went to Augusta Satur
- trnv To q
Mr.. Esnest Allen went to Anderson, Satur
day to the home OF his father Mr.. B. Berr!
Allen.
Troupe.
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WEST END.

Mrs. James n. Perrin came homo Saturday
from Greenville where she has been lhs
guest OF Mrs. r. II. Ambler.
Mr.. Lawrence U. Parker has returned from
q short business trip TO New York.
Miss Annie White spent sunday here Wltr
her home people.
Miss Isabel Haddon and Mr.. R. M. Hsddor
returned last week from the northern mar
kets. Mr.. Haddon has a large and attractive
selection OF dress goods and millinery ano
will be more able than ever 10 meet the de-
mands OF his customers.
The Daughters OF the Confederacy met at
The home Of Mrs. ] 3. Norwood Tuesday al
ternoon. The meeting was an Important one
as we'll as a very enjoyable one.
Mr.. Bradley Reese spent Sunday In Colum-
bia with hs ia,beT NJ Ne II: D; Reese. Sss , .d
10 their home in New York, after spending
some time here as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
w. d. Wilson.
Mr.. A. b. Cheatham is In Greenwood for 3
Mrs. w. A. Templeton and Mr.. W. G. Tenn
pleton spent last Wednesday and Thursday
In Monterey the guests OF Mrs. u. w. Speer.
ia p spa Weet MFs &C. q Ssr Ne
wards who has been quite sick.
Mr.. ]. Allen Smith, Jr., was out OF the city
for several days last week.
DR.. ]. Lowrie Wilson is at home again after
brother, Rev. Luther Wilson. DR.. Wilson
has been sick with grip and was unable To
preach on Sunday.
Miss Annie Hawthorne has returned 10
her home In Latimer after q weeks stay here
with her aunt, Mrs. ]. r. Blake.
DR.. and Mrs. j. A. Dickson and their child
rem spent Sunday In Antreville the guest. OF
Mr. and Mrs. John Browplee.
Mr. WILDER Blake spent Sunday with bis
home people returning Monday to Iva where
he has position In the mill.
Mrs. ]. G. Butler and Master Chalmers But
Ter were In the city Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Butler teaches the Antreville school.
Mr.. w. T. Cunningham and Mr.. q. W.
Speer Of Monterey were In the city last We'd
neBday on business.
Mrs. w. d. Wilson was the hostess OF the
Euchre Club at very pleasant meeting FIJI
day afternoon.
Dr.. ]. W. Kellar has gone to Florida TO
visit relatives.
Attorney General ]. Fraser Lyon was In
the city for few days the hrst of the week.
The Cathrine Williams Missionary Society
met Monday afternoon with Miss Mary @.
Link. The Society will have Its next meeting
with little Miss LII Robertson.
Mr.. NJ. P. DeBruhl is in the city for few
days attending court.