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=. NJ Bassett. of Emma, Tex, was
mere yesterday on business and left
this morning for Amarillo.
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relatives and friends.

Miss Beulah Walters returned to
Lakewood last night after spending
two weeks here with her sister, Mrs.
Dean.
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A thorough cleaning out is what
your watch 1eeds.-L. B. Boellner
the jeweler, will do this. 23tf
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Miss Mary Stuart, of Denver, Colo,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Fred Beach, of Amarillo, is here Wis
iting Mrs. J. w. Rhea.
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Mrs. H. F. Patterson has beer ia
ken to st. Mary's hospital to be treat
ed for typhoid fever.
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H. V. Crowder. of Lake Arthur,
to his old home in Quanah, Tex.
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from a trip to Elida and Portales in
the Masonic interests.
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Miss Katie Peters returned to ANA
rillo today after spending a few days
here with friends.
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G.. A. Goldsmith returned last night
from Hereford, where he went On bu-
siness for the Oasis ranch.
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James Jesse, of Dexter. was a bust
ness visitor here today.
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Henry J. Anderson, the Ian nan
business and went home today.
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DR.. J. H. Jenkins went to Carlsbad
last night to doctor a horse.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Burns and little
daughter, Ruth, left his morning on
a trip to Canyon City, Tex.
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10 cts. only 10 cts, the Majestic.
The Majestic has a good program
tonight and it's your last chance to
see it.
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Horace d. Lawhead has been ap-
pointed a notary public. Mr.. Lawnead
is a young lawyer of this city.
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DR.. G. T.. Veal returned last night
from a weeks business trip to Dallas.
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F. F. Hull, of Dexter. was here to
day on business.
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NJ. A. Wheeler and P. F. West came
down from EIida last night for a visit
with Roswell friends.
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bad last night after a three weeks
stay in Roswell.
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Last chance to see this program at
the Majestic tonight. It's a good one.
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P. NJ. Giles went to Lakewood last
night to visit his cousins.
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Captain Jack Fletcher is confined
to his bed with bowel trouble.
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Henry Blom arrived last night from
Brady, Neb., for a visit with his faith
er, Henry Blom, Sr.
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E. F. Walker vent to Artesia last
night on business and will return to-
morrow.
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Wilbur Pulliam and Victor Atkinson
of Hagerman were visitors today.
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H. E. Wyatt, of Rockport, Mo-, is
here On business, a guest at the
Grand Central.
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G. ". Briscoe came down from Here
ford last night to work
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Hugh Lewis. Jr.. of Elida, is visit
ing in Roswell.
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NJ. NJ. Brunk, the Dexter townsite
man, was here looking after business
today.
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c. w. Davisson drove up from Ha-
german last night on a business visit.
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w. G.. SkiIlman, the real estate deal
er, returned this morning from a trip
to Lakewood.
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Mrs. T.. A. Bible came down from
Acme last night to spend two days
here shopping.
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L. S. Crawford was up from Carls-
bad yesterday.
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Misses Alice and Gertrude Num-
last night for Colorado City. Tex.
for a visit OF a month or two with
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Rev. Il r.. vermillion came up from
Hagerman this morning.
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a. q. McEIhinney wen TO Artesia
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-12
Want New Postoffice.

Last year the postage bill Of that
part Of New York City which is in
oluded within the boroughs of Man
haitian aud the Bronx amounted to
$1TS37331, or 7.2i per capita for a
population of 2,lG4,432 The average
daily income was over one tenth of
the postal receipts of the entire coun-
try. and the increase over 1905. 9.76
per cent. The holiday mail this sea
son amounted to something like 500
O0o.O00 pieces. much of it of unusual
bulk and the DELAYS incident TO in
adequate facilities were the occasion
of much annoyance to business men.
Under these circumstances Father
Knickcrbockor is hoping that Uncle
Sam will this year make him pres
ent of $1,000 900 for new postoffce
10 be erected ona three and half
acre site recently acquired near the
new PENNSYLVANIA railroad terminal
PosImastc Wilcox, who has just re-
turned to the city from urging the
case before the appropriations com
mittee of the house, says in reference
TO the matter: "A bin will in all
probability be prepared under Post
master General Cortelyou's direction.
We are laboriug under the handicap
that this is rivers and harbors year
in congress. and 1t will be harder.
therefore, to get a building bill; but
the exigencief of the situation ought
to appeal to the members Of the ap-
preparations committee. and ] am
very hopeful that We will get what
We need" New York. harbor faciIi
ties are almost as much overtaXed as
TIE postoniee. ho@ever. and her
share OF the regular annual appro-
p-iation of Sj0.009.00o which the Ma
ti1nal Rivers and Harbors congress IS
urging with such excellent prospects
OF success. would be a. great a boon
as a new pos office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-12
PENSION OFFICE
MOVED TO CAIRO
sLAcKENING OF WORK IN PADU.
cAH CAUSE OF REMOVAL TO
THIS cITY-LARGE TERRI.
TORY TO BE EMBRACED.

Paducah. Jan. l1.-Because of agcn-
cral slackening of work In the pension
department. the government has be
gun TO consolidate districts and after
next week Paducah will no longer be
the headquarters for pension exam
iner. The Office has been ordered re-
moved to Cairo. Pension Examiner c.
B. Robbins receiving instructions to
this effect this morning
Mr.. Robbins came here over two
years ago from Washington. Bust
ness was brisk and in fact. there is a
greai deal yet. but in other districts
adjacent. it has .hown a perceptib'e
decrease.
q have work which calls me as
far a. Central Missouri and away
down in Arkansas Examiner Rob
bins explained and ] pass through
Cairo en- route TO these states. yet ]
have no work at Cairo. ] have been
ordered To- remove my Office 10 fha-
city and shall do SO mex week. I
shall have aouthern Illinois as a ter
T'torr.
As 10 the work here. I presume it
will be given to the examiner s.a-
toned at Oweasboro. The business
viii be divided as equally as posi-
bic in all districts"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-12
NINE FOOT STAGE
NOW A CERTAINTY
APPROPRIATION FOR LOCKS AND
DAMS APPROVED BY COMMIT
TEE-MEASURE NOW BEING
DRAFTED.

Washing on, Jan 1.-THE sub
committee Of The rivers and harbors
committee, delegated yesterday 10
dTaf; that portion Of the river and
harIor bin relating to the Ohio river,
came to some important conclusions
this evening. II decided to make ap-
proprlaiions for all locks and dams
nov und r. construction In the river.
50 as to provide a ninefot depth.
This includes the lock and dam at
Louisville. as well as lock and dam
No 81. just below Cincinnati and
these further up stream between Bea-
Yer Fall and Marietta.
It was also decided to appropriate
about $500 GOO for open channel
work. Another decision was that pro
vision should be made for the con
s.ruction ~ one new l~ck and dam
in the series Of 81. but it was left
-o another subcommittee consisting
Of Reprc seutatives Atcbison. of Penn-
srlvania. and DOvenor. " West Wiz
ginia. 20 determine where it shall be
lot7ted Each % these wen wants 4
loci and dam CONSTRUCTED in his dis
tr'ct. 50 that eventually Chairman
Burton may have to decide the ques-
tiun. The action taken by the sub
committee today is in co1soHance
with the general project Of csnaliz-
ing the river.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-12
BA|LEY'S FRIENDS
COME TO HIS AID
PLAN SUBSTITUTE RESOLUTION,
ASKING INVESTIGATION BY
COMMITTEE ONLY.
HOPE TO OFFSET CHARGE
BY Claiming That He Has Successful
Iy Combatted Those Made Aaginst
Hom-Hot Fight in Texas Leg
isIature Expected.

! Austin, Tex, Jan. 1.-THE introduc-
/ ton OF a resolution in the senate
signed by II members out of the 80
/ composing that body demanding an
I investigation of Senator Bailey and
/ States Attorney General Davidson
and theiI conenction with the read
mission of the Wategs-Pierce Oil com
pany into Texas after its election uu.
der the anti-trust laws. and the fixing
of the hearing of the same for Monday
afternoon, were the special features
Of the day in the Investigation Of Sen
ator Bailey by the legislature, pending
his election, January p.
The friends of Senator Bailey in
anticipation of tCmorrow's contest
over the resolution for an inyestiga.
ton tonigh prepared a substitute
resolution which will be offered to-
morrow morning. A fight will then
be made upon the substitution of this
resolution for the one now before
the house. r
Committee to investigate.
The substitute resolution as now
agreed upon seeks to offset the
charges made against Bailey by out.
lining that he had admitted all his
Connections with the Waters-Plerce,
Kirby and the Tennessee Coal com
panies and has successfully combated
the same charges as now exist before
the legislative body in Austin Sex
years ago; that it is wholly unneces-
sary; that an appropriation would be
ban useless expenditure of the funds
of the state and in consideration of
that fact the said resolution outlines
that the speaker shall appoint com
m'ttee Of seven members who shaft
whenever they see fit meet and pass
upon this matter Of Bailey-Waters-
Pierce oil case; that if in the iudg-
ment Of this committee after due con
sideration, there Is an foundation to
the charges, they shall so state to the
legislature and then the said body
shall decide as to the charges to be
preferred and the general tired of the
prouosed inve"iigation.
The original resolution demands
sweeping and an instant legislative
inv, stieation. and the senatorial cleo.
tion may he postponed
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-12
BREEZY BUNCH OF
GOTHAM GOSSIP
HUGE TOTALS SHOW AMOUNTS
SPENT IN NEW YORK FOR
DRINKS, DIAMONDS, ETC.
WANT new POSTOFf|CE
To Keep Pace With Rapidly Increas
ing 5usiness-curbing Wild.
cat Mine Boomers-Scheme
That Dazed Wall Street.

New York, Jan. l1.-With a weak
staggering statistics showing its
growth New York is already patting
itself on the back with satisfaction
gained f,om perusal OF the manner
in which it expanded during 1906, 1t
Is literally swollen city, presenting
many more difficult problems to the
average man than does the question
Of swollen fortunes. During the past
year its population kept right on
growing, no less than lll,772 babies
being born during that period or
enough to give every family in the
state of Montana a set of twins. Mar
1iages numbered 9G,710 and deaths
76, 20G, the latter alone being about
equal 10 the population of Whining
not Delaware The 1861 saloons in
the city sold over 100000 900 Of
drinks, or enough 10 give three-quar
tecs Of million dollars to every edu-
cational institution in the United
States. Measurdc in dollars New
York's thirst for liquids was one-half
as expensive as its thirst for wealth,
$6G4, 493, 600 having been spent for
bonds in the city. Sales Of stocks to-
tailed 2SG 42S,G Col shares. or enough to
give every widow in the country 100
shares. with 100000 left over for
Nh Hartman. II is pointed out how
ever that this does not indicate a
greater popularity Of paper as com
pared to liquid investments, since the
latter are much cheaper In spite of
this fact about 100000 is showed
over New Yo.k bars every day in the
year. The city also managed TO sep
arate itself from the insignificant
sum of $43,000.0 900 for diamonds
which, says the statitistisian, isl
enough to give $4,000 worth to every
actress in the country, with sufficient
left over to provide an engagement
ring for each of New York's couples. !
Surface and elevated roads in Man
haitian carried during the year 1854, !
G190il persons, a number just about |
equal to the population of the whole |
world. or these several hundred mil |
lions never got a seat for their |
nickel. There We're 1880 fires during /
1906 costing $219,733135. The custom
house collected $209OO0000 and 49,.
S34 -hips cleared port during the year
or about 81 every day. And last but
not least, two New oYrkers, Carnegie |
and Rockefeller gave away SlS,179,. !
900 during the year, both surviving.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-12
BOMB IN ENGLISH SECTION

ST Petersburg. Jan. Il.-There was
mysterious bomb explosion today a'
Vassiily Island. in the courtyard Of
a hou at the corner r Little Pros
pect s. rect a part of that district OF
that district Of St Petersburg where
many English families reside.
Though thr bomb tore a hole three
feet deep IL the ground and drove
splinters a foot into The walls of all
Joining houses. no one was injured
The residences in the vicinity we're
searched. but the perpetratcr of the
outrage e capped
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-12
WOMAN DEAD; MAN SOUGHT

Chicago, Jan. lit was definitely
determined today that woman
whose lifeless bcdy was found yester.
day in room at the Hotel Whitcomb
on We 7 Madison street was poisoned
She came 10 the hotel with a man
who signed the register M Friedman
ard wife,
He disappeared before the death
Of woman was discovered Nothing
in the effects of the woman give the
slightest indication OF her place Of res
idence.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-12
RENoUNCEs VEIL TO WE'D.

Kalamazoo, Mich. Jan. 1i.-A ro-
nance OF Catholic spital was
revealed in the marriage this week of
Ka- heriue Kalenbach. who was Sister
Veronica Of St Joseph for - years
before she ursed j. ". Kirby 4 this
city back to life. She procured a dis
pensation and renOunced The veil 20
marry HIM
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-12
TWENTY PARISH IN FIRE

Stransburs, Germany. Jan H.
Twenty persons perishcd TODAY 10 q
fire which destroyed the bookbinderv
Of Hubert & Co. an English firm. AZ
Geispcl helm near this city.
4 vat 4 boiling ceiiulnid eSplodad
a7d the haminE liquid caused such
raoid ignition Of every thing With
which q came In contact that al the
exits we're cut Of in very short
time
Some Of those who escaped from the
BURNING rooms we're dreadtul,y
scalded.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-12
POLICE SAVE nIs HEAp.

ST Petersburg Jan. 1.-THE as
sassin Of Lieutenant General Pavloff
the military procurator Of ST Peters
burg. was executed today al Lsynos
near Cronsfadt He rsfrsed 10 take
the sacrement and died unidentified
and with a cheer for the revolution on
bis lips
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-12
wan strest Heaved 4 sinh.

In spite Of the fact that one broker
are Office is opened with a prayer
etery morning and that city divine
Is now preparing to hold religious
services in Wall street every We'd
nesday. in which Ee hopes TO enlist
the aid Of ] P Morgan and others.
this home of Mammon Is hardly a
uIace for those afflic ed with nerves.
fCnncInded on Second PaEel
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-12
s2s PENSION BILLS.

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE House
today adjourned Until Monday. after
breaking all records so fas as pen
sion legislation is concerned. OF 100
private pension bills which we're on
the calendar, s2S were passed IL one
ho,.- sns 55 minutes
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-12
.OENEEN IS WRONG
CLAIMS HARTMAN
PRESIDENT OF ILLINOIS CEN.
TRIAL REPLIES TO COVER
NoR's SPECIAL MESSAGE
THE CAIRO BRIDGE TAX
Should be eliminated sie Declares, AS
1t Is Entirely in Kentucky
Says Road Has Never De-
frauded Illinois.

Chicago, jan III. T. IIarahan
president of the Illinois Central is
sued statement tonight replying to
the special mes age sent by Governor
Deneen to the Illinois legislature ask
ing for an appropriation of $15000t
to cover the expense of litigation IN
an effort to secure the payment by
the Illinois Central 10 the late OF
Illinois, back taxes. The railroad al
ready has paid yearly, what Harahan
declares to be the correct amount OF
taxes to this state but which, the
governor maintains, IS far from being
the tight amount according to the
charter of the aairoad as he inter
pretates it.
No Desire to Dcsraud State.
Harahan in his statement says that
ever since the Illinois Centrals semi
annual reports have been made, set
ling forth each month the amount
and source of revenue on which the
site received its Z per cent the
amount required by law. the railroad
has neycr concealed any Of its opera
tions. the books have been open for
inspection at all time and the manner
of doing all this has been satisfactory
to al former governors. He insists
that the company 'aas no intention or
desire to "avoid the full payment Of
the states share of its revenue."
The governor. he says, has Sc.
lected extreme Illustrations and omits
the equalizing Of conditions in his
message refem ing to the division OF
The revenue arising from the business
carried over both OF Che original
chartered lines and other lines of the
company
Would Bar Cairo Bridge Tax.
AS an illustration, he declares the
Cairo bridge charge should be elinli.
mated This proposal violates the
recognized practice and besides the
bridge is wholly within the state Of
Kentucky he declares. and the total is
eharged. under the franchise granted
by that state, and is less than the
charter authorizes
His contention, tnat If the earn
ings from the joint traffic should be
divided between chartered and non
chartered lines on a mileage basis i
would result in giving TO the cIar'
tered line more than it local rate
for carrying traffic from the points
of origin t. Cairo.
Harahan closes by saying; His
demand that the minimum recognized
in the dealings with other companies
should not apply TO divisions between
our main and branch lines in Illinois
would never do, as his proposed plan
would sta,e the branch lines out Of
existence"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-12
NEW CONSTITUTION ADOPTED.

Guthrie. Okla. Jan. 1.-THE cen
sttutlonal convention today sdopirsi
the preamble and bill Of risS.s for tie
new eonstitu- OF
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-12

MOST GREAT WRITER'S AGREE
that the world and life in i are made
up of "appearances!" II should be the
part Of wisdom. in business life To
make good many Of your appear
ances" in the advertising columns.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-12

1T STANDS TO REASON that you
saved some money last year by read.
ing the store ads. Read them little
more closely this year and you'll
save more.
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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-03
MONEY LOST.

It is not the loss of the small pro
the dealer should make on the
dollars worth of goods you buy from
a catalogue house that hurts your
community. II is the loss of the dol
lar To the community
Supposiag yam come TO town and
buy a dollars worth of sugar. Unier
ordinary conditions the man yon buy
that sugar of makes five cents; that's
about all the profit there is in su-
gar under the present state of com
petition. and many dealers sell il at
cost, and even below cost
The chances are that your local
dealer will pay that dollar out TO
some person who lives in the towa
for rent OF produce or labor. or some
other thing that he needs and can
buy at home. Supposing that il goes
To your neighbOr for potatoes. He
passes it along to another local mer-
chant for tobacco. and that merchant
passes il 10 one of his clerks for la
Dor. aid the clerk buys candy for
his girl, or spends it for something
else
Don't you see that while the dol
lar keeps moving il is manufacturing
prosperity as it goes? Every man who
receives it makes profit on H. ami
finally il belongs TO the community,
because the residents of the cOmmu-
nifty have honorably earned it. and
it stays at home.-Americaa Press.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-03
The Woman's Club.

The Woman's Club held it's first
meeting of 1907 yesterday afternoon
and the excellence of the program
and good attendance preSage well
for the new year.
Mrs. Evans had charge OF the day.
Her subject was, "The Bourbon Mon
archy" Mrs. Evans opened the pro
gram with pleasing and instruct
i've talk on the career and character
of Henry w.
Miss Ellen Nilsson read a paper on
Marie de Medici. Miss Nilsso1's pa
per was of unusual interest, not only
because of the attractive way in
which sne discussed Marie de Medi-
ci, but because the English language
is comparatively new to her, and the
skill with which she expressed her
self added charm to her work.
Mrs. Evans closed the program with
talk on Richelieu. The next club
meeting will be held January 16th.
Subject, "The Reign of Louis XIV
0Signed) PRESS COMMITTEE.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-03
ARMIJOS WANT REHEAR-
ING IN HUBBELL CASES

New Mexican, Dec. 81
Attorney Neil B. Field. of Albu-
querque, today filed a motion for a
re-hearing in the Territorial Supreme
Court il the cases of Thomas S. Hub
bell VS.. Perfecto Armijo and Frank
A. Hubbell VS.. Justo r.. Armijo. which
were decided at the two days special
session last week in favor of the
Hubbells. The motion for re-nearing
will be argued at the regular session
of the Territorial Supreme Court
which will convene on the afternoon
of January 8. Perfecto Armijo and
Justo R. Armijo are the present sner-
iff and treasurer, respectively, of Ber-
nalillo county. having been appointed
at the time Governor Otero removed
from office Sheriff Thomas S. Hub
bell and Treasurer Frank A. Hubbell
An interesting legal battle is expected.
and the cases may be carried to the
Supreme Court of the United States.
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3 IN THE SOCIAL WORLD. 9

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Finley. of Edge
wood Farm, served a camp dinner TO
quite number of their friends on
New Years day. Mr.. Finley is the
owner of a complete camping outfit,
the one used every summer by THE
FfnleyHill Camping Party" to the
mountains. He engaged the services
of Mr.. Ed Flekinger, the party's old
cook, whose reputation as a camp
chef is known far and wide. The
dinner, composed of roast turkeys.
chicken, boiled ham and the regula-
tion camp dishes and relisaes, ended
with a dessert of assorted cake AID
whipped cream. Those present were:
DR.. and Mrs. D. T. Finley, o. Y. Fin
ley and family, Captain and Mrs Gil
lette,- Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, Mrs.
Mccoy, Elder and Mrs. c. c. Hill and
family