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The evening world., 1908-12-25
Prosecution Riddled w hen
Darrin Called the Star
Witness for Prisoner.
BACKS HAlNS'S STORY.
Defense Opens Tomorrow
After Formal Motion to Dis
charge Defendant.
Continued From First Page)

case, as 1t most likely will, the exami-
nation of witnesses for the defense will
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The evening world., 1908-12-25
SANTA'S GIFTS
SHOWER ON BOY
WHO WANTED LEG

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Homeless Men Waiting in Line for Their 7u,,s JOYOUS
to Join Feast Provided by Big Tim Sn1lvan n,Tc

Especially Photographed by an Evening World Staff Arist
The evening world., 1908-12-25
Appointment With euee

appointment WIN ph9S
did you say tO llaius That be could
meet you at tie Bayslde club any
Saturday or Sunday
u told him / Was az Douglas Manor.
on the opposite side Of the bay, those
Afternoons, ana that ne could always
nnd me there"
"nid you know that the defendant
had an appointment with Mt Buss at
the haytide ht tiuhE
u Know he had en appointment. .
snppoEt Il was there
Justice krane rulsl the question out
MT Mcintyre dTcH oat the witness as
Uspbles.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-10-12
MARRIAGE NEAR RAEFORD.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Jones Be-
comes the Bride of Mr.. William
Floyd-Other News Items.

Correspondence of The Robesonian.
We are having some fine wealth
er for picking cotton.
Miss Flora McNeill was the
guest of Miss jamie McBryde last
week.
Misses Belle Graham and Lille
McFagden are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Nc
Lean this week.
Miss Allie Shaw is spending
some days at the home of her
aunt. Mrs. McPhatter.
Mr.. Grady Leach and sister,
Miss Corrie, visited relatives and
friends at Antioch Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Davie McDiarmid spent
last week at the home of her
brother, Mr.. w. J. McDiarmid.
A marriage of much interest
to many people of this section
occurred last Wednesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Jones
when their neice, Miss Mary
Elizabeth Jones, was happily
married to Mr.. William Ludwell
Floyd. The ceremony, which oc-
Cured at 1:30 p. IN, was per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Broom OF
Red Springs. The parlor was
beautifully decorated with ferns,
ivy and cream roses. Miss Ola
johnson presided at the organ
and played the wedding march
as the party entered as follows
Mr.. Norris, best man, with Miss
Mollie Floyd, sister of the groom
and maid of honor; Mr.. Legget'
, with Miss Eta Harding. Ther
came the bride andgroom. Thecer
emony was sweetly impressive
Immediately afterwards the en-
tireparty drove to Raeford ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd left for an ex
tended trip to the home of tn,
groom. Mr.. Floyd is popula
, young farmer; the bride is one O
the most popular young womel
in the county
Rev. Mr.. Joplin conducted
+ protracted meeting at Bethel las
week. We had a splendid meet
ing. Mr. Joplin preached very fin
sermons. The attendance wa
: good, and there were nine G
ten new members added to tn
: church.
Raeford, N. c., R. F. D. No.
, Oct. Z, '08.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-10-12
(1,Oo0 acres.)

Q,Oo0 acres ;''.'' '+'.', @''''
E. G. Sipher, of Lumberton,
was awarded the contract for
supplying and installing the
electric light fixtures in the new
court house, the contract price
being $687. so.
/. A certificate was presented to
the board from the county ply
sician certifying that Hector
Gavin, colored, who is serving a
sentence of IL months for re-
failing and who was returned to
| the jail on account of being un-
able to work on the chain gang,
has a contagious disease which
would make his confinement with
other priseners dangerous and
would impair his own health.
The board therefore ordered that
4Eazstsia,of ground 5o#feet@widt
extending from the jail to the
lhouse formerly occupied by Cav
Fin and new occupied by his wife
lon the west side of Lunlbel
iEriver besa established and Che
sheriff was authorized to releas
Gavin upon the execution Of
3 Bond in the sum of $50. NJ
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-10-12
Center Dots.

Correspondence OF Inc hODeSOnlan.
Quite a number Of our folks
attended the Sunday School An
niversary at Hog Swamp Satur-
day and report a grand time.
Messrs. Claude Bullock, A. B.
Stubbs and S. S. Small spent Sun
day afternoon at the hospitable
home Of Mr.. Ed. Moo. Surles, of
Barnesville.
Mr.. Brant Atkinson spent Sun
day afternoon visiting some of
the fair sex of Orrum.
Mr.. J. D. Lewis and Miss Cleo.
Purvis spent Sunday afternoon
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Birch, of Kingsdale.
Messrs. Don Inman and Clay
ton Oliver, of Fairmont, spent
Sunday afternoon in this vicini-
ty.
, DIR. and Mrs. Hardy Andrews,
tof Proctorville, spent Monday
afternoon in this section. =.
Mrs. J.. Mcclellan, of Board.
man, who had been spending
some time here visiting hel
daughter, Mrs Oliver. Atkinson
Returned to her home last week
: Mr.. Wright Prevatt, who haI
been spending some time at Max
ton and Red Springs, spent Mon
4day night and Tuesday at home
Miss Maude Bullock delightful!
entertained a number Of he
friends Monday night, the occa
sion being her birthday. Grape
and cake were served and ever,
one seemed to enjoy it. : =. 80
~ s.: '.-2 - :t"Pua1Ia' ,
Center. N. C., October7, 1908
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-10-12
kVo3d Nertgage he Farm.

4AfarsRef4s4 RI pa4-FsSGee 2, Empire,
Ga, W. A.Floyd by name, says: Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured the two worst
sores / ever saw: one on my hand and
one on my leg. 1t is worth more than
its weight in gold. ! would not be with.
AdSit if EsfsH to nlffgage tHef farm
kt." ay 25c &&kall drg a
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-10-12
Had a Close Call.

Mrs. Ada L. Groom, the widely known
proprietor of the Groom Hptel, yaughn,
Miss, says: For several months l Saf-
.fered with severe SOugh.and eonsu pip
ton seemed to 3havaa.its grip on a.Tne,
when friend recommended DR.. King s
New Discovery. began taking it,and
three bottles affected complete cure. y
The fame of this life saving cough and
cold remedy, and lung and throat healer
is worldwide Sold at all drug stores,
i69e. and SII::eO. Trial AFiHaaII bottlEfFe' .
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-10-12
Where bullets Flew.

David Parker, Of Fayette, N. Y,
veteran of the civil waE, who lost 8
foot at Gettysburg, sayas "The gooc
Electric Bitters'ahaYe.asidone is WortE
more than five hundred dollars to me
| spent much money doctoring for a bac
case of stomach trouble, to little pur
pose. | then tried Electric Bitters, ant
they cured me. l now take them as 1
tonic, and they keep me strong ant
wsn" Soc ct all drug storsG.18 4
E.4 = d,G S1StR T5a@
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-10-12
.How'ssIiHis3 !. !.

tast i4s.f ..ls ssSe
I'VE offers One HnER bllars Re-
ward for any case ofGataIsR that can
not be cured by Hall 'aEatas4h Cure.
~ F.sJ.aGHENEY &EO., Foledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honoraks in all bus
mess. transactions, and aAnshciaA Nv abb
to csFrryssut ahy ebhgFsd64 m fs
4 WAADING, KisNAN & VARY ~, II
HI WhSaesafeEDFdg ists, $RoledSS o: u
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood anc
mucous surfaces of the system. Testi
monials sent free. Price, 75c. per bottle
Sold by all Druggists. maj.
Take Hall Fafnily MS for cSAAipa
tion.4>s asEs zlTEa &RSR
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-10-12
A Healthy Family.

EOur whole family has enjoyed good
he& he&th.EinGeKe.hegz aasing Dr.. Kings
New Life Pills, three years ago, Says
L. A. Bartlett, of Rural Route l, Gull
ford, Maine. They cleanse and tone the
ESoa al gssts n ur way yytsfss sRst does you
The Holly chieftain., 1908-05-08
DENVER PRESS CLUB OUR
GUESTS

Manager Ward of the Arkansas
Valley Railroad is planning to en-
tertain the Denver Press club, CON
tanning as it does some of the bril-
liant minds of daily paper Journal
ism, about the 2lst of May. The
program SO far outlined is to eat
breakfast in Rocky Ford. where
after being shown the city, the boys
will journey to Lamar. where
sumptuo's dim r will ava them
arriving in Holly about 5 p. NJ.
when the Comn ercial club will take
the boys in hand and give them a
royal welcome.
Full details will be given la er.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-05-08

The Socialists of Prowess oounty
will hold convention. in Eagls AaA,
Lamar, on Saturday, Nay tie leGA.
for the purpose of nominating 80.
didates for county officers and sasA
other business as may come bs6sss
the convention. BY order Of eos.av.
committee.
W. T. Pugh left Yesterday To-
the Topeka race msst, whsss b
will enter Monos and other heepss.
Edith Shanstrom went 10 Holly
Sunday afternoon to work in ~
postofice again. She can't BE- Nh.
As soon as she got through tsssA.
ing school here, they eallsd ~
back to the Holly postomos. 6a0,
is one of those good all around giss
and you don't and many like ~
these days.-Coolidge Scribe 6yss-
cuse Republican.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-05-08
WATERWORKS in SIGHT
Necessary Ordinance Soon Be for the Work Being
Received---A A FlstClass Up-oDste Plant Favored

The City Council met last Mon
day evening, and after allowing a
number of bills, proceeded to read
communication from bonding COM
anies and others.
City Engineer Trull Of Garden
City was authorized to draw up
plans and specifications for the
water and electric light plant.
The Council. after some delibpr-
alton, empowered j. b. Harden to
employ a bond attorney. tn the
legality of our boz ds when issue
may not be attacked.
+. H. Jordan. a civil engineer liv-
ing on the Southside, says he is
ready to build the plant for the
city.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-05-08
ENyIOUS OF TIE CnlElfAl1

We are forcibly reminded, froo
the antics of the brilliant editor e
the Granada Times, of the M1as
prairie dog who sits upon . sa.A
heap, and at the approach oe .
human being, utters . distressing
chirp and flees back into his Aols
Such an invidious oompasisea
in a profession abounding vitA
great minds, is sad to oonssmplsAA
but when an up-to-date printing
plant like The Chieftain's, whisk
contains all the modern aocesoosiaD
and labor-saving materials. is -
sailed by aforesaid gorilla With -
nose always to the ground and 4
yelp like that of a diseased pu3,
who is so fortunate as to call ~
beautiful town Of Granads it, Ao0o,
there is much need for tie puilis
schools, the ministers and ~
churches. I
The Chieftain hes the grseAsBa
respect for the buxsard, Who's
nature prompts it to hunt eossioa !;
but is always willing 70 s1tseni.
nate prairie dogs, especially wAaa
they become rahid and sAov sig1e
Of rottenness in thai. potion os ~
top-piece where brains Az 81
posed to exist.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-05-08
The Most Conuoa Ca.,. q $500

khesmasissn causes more psia - 11ha,
shsa say other disease. Tor tie s.aass ~ 4 q
the nssst common Il al iiis. ed i , G.>:kiI
lrssifyias to saasrsrs to kss~ tkss C1enauldGa
Psis Bslm will .&erd rsl;si. ~ ssks. - -
slssp possible. 10 many ess.s ~ ~ -;
psia. which /. Il ss.. ss~essss,. A6SSnlz
esrmaasat. while ia Old pses b ssijaa ~ sks.eS
rhsssnssism. et.sa broasha - - isoSsD =
cbsases in the wss.hsr. pssssasss - -.
aot Be expected; The relief frso ea;s 49,
bic iinimss. sforl. 10 sloss ~srsh ss1 80
- ssst. Is saa 20 esst s;sas r. - G
thsinaa Bee.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-05-08
DIED

Mrs. Ernest Conley, at her laAs
home in Amity, Colo, April 8, IDS.
Deceased leaves, besides . gts3si-
stricken husband, an infant sAllA
of two weeks.
The remains were buried ys1Ass-
day in Holly cemetery, Rsv. 6Asl-
don of the Hartman n. y. sAassb
preaching the last sad Yitss.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-05-08
MEN AND THINGS
IN GENERAL
Epitooe q the Weeks Doi.i il
ho1y and Vicinity

bossOue the week D0l0t u
Beely and Vicinity
Whatever you want to buy, first
take counsel of to-day's lads"
]. w. Phillips and family visit
ed relatives in Wallace County
Kansas, last week.
Mrs. Ed Bohannon of La Junta,
visited at Judge McGlashen's a
few days last week.
c. G. Starbuck, who has been
visiting friends in Holly the past
two weeks, went to Hartland, Kan
sas Monday, to resume his position
with the Pueblo Bridge 10.
Want~d-ferty or fifty firls, at
once, 10 dove factory; experienced
hands not necessary, we will teach
them.
]. b. Childs, Amity, Colo.
The latest thing in a corset-the
Habit Back with front lacing, at
McGovney's.
I have bargains in real estate
A. H. Crumpacher,
Hartman, Colo.
The dance at the Opera house
Tuesday night was a social success
although, owing to the inclemency
of the weather, the financial end
was short. but nothing daunted.
The boys have decided to hold
another chance to trip "the light
fantastic" 70 the famed Bannister
ochestra Of Lamar, and will give
another dance on May 10Th.
Emil Cardot and wife are estab-
fishing new restaurant next to
Van Views. They are experienced
restaurateurs, and The Chieftain
bespeaks for them a liberal patron.
age.
Lost-Three chain watch fob,
charm bearing initials R. G.. r.
Finder please return to r G. Ran
dolph for reward.
Supt. G. /. Collins and high
school staff are doing some remark
ably good work in the high school
at Holly. One good feature of the
situation is the active interest of
the citizens in the public school
work.-The Rocky Mountain Edu-
Gator.
That new lot of paint received
at McGovney's is selling fast; still
have a good assortment at $3.50
per gallon.
Major Matt Brown. who recent
ly underwent au operation in
Kansas City hospital, is on his
farm again, thoroughly well and
as rejuvenated as sophomore.
Mayor Charles Maxwell of Lam
ar was in town last Saturday, after
an extended trip to New Mexico.
Asked as to the Holly waterworks
project Mr.. Maxwell became en-
thusiastic and declared that it was
the very best move the town could
make ut this time.
r n H-Krr1nmnV
The Holly chieftain., 1908-05-08
Holly II psarEslae.s

Sunday, befoEs 4 lazge apd -
siastie crowd of I'm ~ ]
Base BAH team defeated D1oea ID
fast aggregation Of players = ~
soore Of IL to 0. Although Ne oa1sa
was delayed BY heavy vind slnsxs,
which often threatened n - -
game, it was finished aftss / AAat
and IS minutes Of last pleyiao.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-05-08
BANKERS IMPRESSED WITH HOLLY

Inst Saturday marked a new
epoch in the history of Hollv.
Men whose countenanc.s and
deme amor le.oleLed business ca
pacity and GeLtL came, saw and
were impressed with the import
ance OF our town as a business
centre, and they promenaded up
and down, admiring our large stores
and broad streets. The bankers of
the famed Arkansas Valley were
delighted, and they said so. s
Boarding the special train at
Rocky Ford, the day was spent
in touring the new Arkansas valley
railroad which runs from Rocky
Ford to Holly with branches con-
Meeting Swink, Las Animas and
Lamar, through one of the richest
and most productive agricultural
empires in the state. The excursion
was originated by the bankers of
Lamar and was conducted under
the direction Of the Arkansas valley
railroad management, assisted by
representatives of the Santa Fe. Its
purpose was to allow the men who
largely direct the investments in
the valley to see what this region
has in the way of possibilities for
future growth.
In accomplishing this the ex-
cursion was all that those in charge
conld wish. The day was ideal.
Details for the excursion had been
arranged by G. M. Ward, general
manager Of the Arkansas va ley
raj road; L. NJ. Markham, his as.
sistant; w. @. Gould and M. Strain
prominent bankers of Lamar, with
the assistance Of representatives
from each Of the valley towns.
This line of railroad runs through
an entirely new and for many years
a section of the country to remote
from markets to make agriculture
as profitable as it otherwise would
have been. The completion of this
new read ohviates this difficulty
and brings to the farmers very
door means of transporting his
products to market at very little
expense.
Some small idea of the immen-
s'ty of this new country may lie
gained from the statement that it
is ninety-five miles long and varies
in width from two to twelve miles.
Not an acre Of this vast territory
The Holly chieftain., 1908-05-08

AAS NssSsy "oo osssCS SoAAAO nOuAC
last Friday wreathed in smiles, from
the Pueblo convention.
Manager Hamilton of the Holly
Lumber & Supplies Co., chaper-
oned the B. P. q. E. initiates who
met Hello Bill at La Junta last
Wednesday.
Ray Appel, who held down Sec
ond base last Sunday, has some
difficulty in navigating owing to a
bruised knee, and to reach a cer-
tain spot has to calculate about
five points to the 'starboard."
A new lot of Kalsomine all tints.
forty five cents per package. at
McGovney's.
Harry l.. johnson, the Beau
Brummel of Holly society. departs
today for Chicago, his old home,
and will be absent but few days.
A number of automobilists visit
ed the outskirts of the city, last
Sunday, some going to Sunnyside,
Others going a. far a. Sand creek,
where several antelope came with
in 60 fest Of one of the benzine
buggies.
N, ]. Gaming, representing the
Star-Journal II Pueblo, was : call
er at this Office last Tuesday. He is
much impressed with the Valley.
Cashier Harden Of the First
National bank was aubpensed as
a witness in the Unitei States
District court, last Monday, leav-
ing for Denver on the midnight
train, .......--....-.-..s.s, y...--.-..-.,
j. D. Nuckolls, who recently
purchased a fine tract of land adout
seven miles north Of town, is put
ting the land under cultivation.
A new lot of plain and Merry
Widow Sailors just received, at
McGovney's.
Alderman Simpson is home again
after an extended trip to the capi-
tai.
DR.. Bodwell went to Kit Carson
last Wednesday, where he proved
up on his homestead.
Jim Fisk of Hartman was among
the visitors to Holly, the current
week.
Manager Wilson of the Hartman
Alfalfa Seed mill now has over
25oo acres signed up and the en-
terprise can now proceed. 1t is ex-
pected that large number of men
will be employed in the mill through
out the year.
A new lot of ice chests and re-
frigerators. Prices reasonable, at
McGovney's.
Proprietor Charles Owings of the
Hartman hotel. in the thriving
town of Hartmann formerly Ian
caster) evidently knows a good
thing when he sees it. After look
ing over number of stocks in ad.
jacent towns he finally decided to
purchase the furniture aud furnish.
ings for his hotel here in Holly
from NJ. L. Forbes 4 Co., the
enterprising furniture firm. Mr..
The Holly chieftain., 1908-05-08
The Gloeious Fsurtk j:

The Gloeious Fssstk '''''k
Plans are brewing for thsi sss-
picious celebration Of the xcuStA
of July in Holly. Features nsw =
this section are being Arranged ~.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-05-08

but what can be and is being read
lily brought under irrigation. This
great region is watered by the Fort
Lyons, Amity and Holbrook canals,
Which losscss TIE greatest storage
reservoir system to be found in the
western country. These great res
ervoirs lie several miles north of
Lamar and contain sufficient water
to meet the demands of the farm
ers for at least two years should
they be unable to secure any water
from the river. This reservoir sys-
tenn is being further enlarged and
extended by the construction of
two storage basins which will make
the future of this empire even
more secure.
Among tn, party we're:
A D. Best. State bank. La Jun...
J. l.. Msy6eld. First National bank, Granada,
August F. Buck. cashier Farmers bank
Hartman.
J.B Harden, cashier First National bank
Geo. ". Stsvsns Cashier Holly State Bank
J. S. McNartry First National Bank Holly.
M. A. Ice. state stock inspector, La Junta
P. G. Scott. cashier Bent County bank. L,s
Animss.
c. A. Chsllsren. Las Animas.
E N. Stout. Rocky Ford.
A. D. Hudnault. L.s Animas'
J. R. Cunningham. Rocky Ford.
S. P. Morris cashier Swink bank.
A. c. Draper. State bank. L. Junt..
E. F. Hall. real estate Fowler.
CIV. Benedict. president State bank Fowler
II C. Lsmson, cashier State bank. Wiley
c. 4. McHsrs secretary Bessemer Ditch
company. Pueblo.
G. N. Hall. superintendent Rocky Ford High
Line canal
Holly
N. Strain. Lamar National bank.
L. S. Adams. Lamar National bank.
A N. Parrish. Lamar.
L. N. Markham. chief engineer Ark.n..s
Valley railway.
F. J. Burch. presidsn, State Fair. Pueblo.
J. W. Bssty. M.nzanoIa.
Ed Marshall. Firsu National bank, L. Junta
W. o. Skinner. general agent S.uts Fe rail
way.
On Wednesday VIM. Hoisinpton
The Holly chieftain., 1908-05-08

On Wednesday VIM. Hoisington
formerly in business here, brought
suit before Judge McGlashen
against J. S. Critzer, claiming pay
ment for the goods which he claim
ed to have sold Critzer. He and his
lawyer and brother of Lamar were
all here. j. Geo. Mcdonald of
Holly, appeared for Mr.. Critzer
and showed that he was not known
In the transaction, whereupon the
court rendered judgement for costs
against Hoisington.
Evening journal., 1908-01-14
HUSBANDS BELIEVE
THEY ARE GOOD COOKS

Enough pie crust for two pies and
little pan Of dough-" was an order over
heard at an uptown bakery in the vi
cinity of many apartment houses. On
inquiry It was ascertained that this was
not so unusual as it appeared,
You see." said the clerk, 'lots Of
young housekeepers don't know how to
make either Die crust or bread. BY
buying unbalSed bread they can tear it
off in pieces and make Baptist cakes
for breakfast without a bit of trouble
and their husbands think them wond-
erful cooks. AS tothe pie crust, that's
easier still. They perhaps have had
some homemade mincemeat sent to
them and all they have to do is to roll
out the crust. line the pie plate, fill in
the mincemeat, put another piece over
the TOP and bake it. It's really no
trick at all and still one has the feel
ing Of eating a real homemade pie.
Oh. we're used to all sorts of queer
tricks in this business, can tell YOU.
for every woman likes to make herself
out a good housekeeper If she can.
And she generally can If she's in
genious."
Evening journal., 1908-01-14
Twenty fifth Wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Smith, Of No.
232 North Franklin street, celebrated
their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
last evening. Many friends extended
congratulations. Among the guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. BiclSing, Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
J. Biscoe. Mr. and Mrs. e. Shumar,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Harris, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Vandegrift, Mr.. and Mrs. b. J..
Hyatt. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fitzgerald, Mr..
and Mrs. c. ?. Davidson, Mrs. Joseph,
Mrs. Hough, Mrs. Brink. Mrs. Robb,
Mrs. William Jeffers, Mrs. e. Mccall,
Mrs. John Palmer. Mrs. Elsie Smith,
Miss Maude Riley, Miss Elsie Bicking,
Herman Jones, Robert Biscoe, William
Owens. Harvey Vernon, W. Jordon,
Claud Davidson, Harry Evans, Leroy
Fitzgerald. Mrs. Wright, Mrs Church.
Miss Martha Whitcraft, Miss Pearl
Hough, Miss Gertrude Robb. Miss Sue
Evans. Miss Lola Evans, Miss Kath-
ryn Rolph, Miss Jennie Rolph, Miss
Ethel Baynard, Miss Lulu Baynard,
Miss Helen Fitzgerald and Miss Eden
May Fitzgerald.
Evening journal., 1908-01-14
Birthday Gathering.

Mrs. s. J. Evans, of Guyencourt,
Del. celebrated her birthday anni-
versary on Sunday. by entertaining her
brothers and sisters. it being the first
time they had all met, at once. for
many years. Her youngest brother,
Benjamin Foster. of ST. Louis, Mo-,
was absent on account of sickness.
She received many handsome and
useful presents from brothers and sis
ters, children, grandchildren and
nieces. All partook OF a bountiful
dinner, at which the delicacies of the
season were served. All departed IN
the evening to their various homes,
wishing her many more such happy
days. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. b. j. Evans, OF Guyencourt,
Del; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Foster, Of
West Chester. Pa. and Miss Josephine
Foster, Of West Chester. Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Foster and son, Spencer
p, Of Ardmore, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs
Harry j. Mcfarland. of Marshallton,
Pa; Miss Jennie Foster, Of West
Chester, Pa: Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Foster, of Lamott. Pa; Mrs Clarence
Hickman, of West Chester, Pa; Mr..
ana Mrs. William p. Leach, William A..
Leach. Miss Clara NJ. Leach, of Rock
land. Del: Ma and Mrs c. II. Simon.
Al Edge Moor, Del; Lewis, Elwood and
Ralph Evans. Of Guyencourt, Pa.