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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-27
"FRENCHY MYERS
KILLED IN CAB
At M0RR|sT0WN
L~ackawanna Enginea Trapped
at His Post as Locomotive
Topples Over on High Bank.
Especial to the Bvenis start

MORRISTOWN, JULY 27.-Engineer
Amiel e. Myers, known from one end
of the Lackawanna Hilroad to the
other as "Frenchy Myfs," was killed
here today, when the 1orristown grill
engine which he had sun for several
years was derailed nea Water street.
A chain was found firmly wedged be-
tween point and rail, pver which the
pony trucks of the engine a climbed.
The engine turned Upside down on
a steep. high bank, With the engineer
in his cab.
Marshall Hixon, the Fireman. jumped
from the tender, Will the rest OF the
crew escaped injury.
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HEAT OVERCOMES
A VISITOR HERE
FROM NEW YORK
Humidity and Temperature OPP
pressive Despite a Mod
crate Breeze.

The heat began to be oppressive at
noon today, when the thermometer reg
istered "a degrees, with 81 per cent. OF
humidity in the air. There was a slight
wind blowing, one that had a velocity
Of about four miles an o So far
the day has been clear, and from all
indications will remain so, despite the
predictions of more rain.
Paul Duquesne, As years old, OF 24'
West Forty-sixth street, New YORK,
was overcome today at Springfield ave-
nue. and Shipman street. He was sent
to st. Barnabas's Hospital and the
New York police notified.
Weather statistics:
a.. m. lam. IL m.
Temperature. 63 deg. 70 deg. "a deg.
Barometer. 1905 in. 1905 in. 25.01 In.
Humidity,... ........ 70 p. ct. 81 p. ct.
Wind-Direction at noon, southwest;
velocity, 4 miles.
Precipitation-None.
Yesterday.
Highest. Lowest Average
Temperature. 81 deg. 63 deg. 10 deg.
Barometer. 30.14 in. 1907 in. 1910 In
Humidity. 80. SO p. ct. IS p. ct. 80 p. ct
Misunderstanding direction, south;
maximum velocity, 10 miles.
Total precipitation-None.
Character of the day-Partly CLOUDY
One Year Ago Today.
Highest. Lowest Average
Temperature. So deg. 81 deg. IL deg
Character of the day-Clear,
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SKULL BROKEN BY
AUTO, NEWSBOY
REFUSES TO DIE

Milton Ritter, the 12-year-old news
bow who was struck by an automopiie
June 80 last and who has been uncon-
scious much of the time since the acct
dent in the City Hospital, has won MS
long fight with death. The hospital
physicians who nave worked almost
constantly over the little fellow are
astonished at the boys wonderful vital
itV.
Until a few days g the physicians
~1espalred of the lads recovery. but now
confidence is felt that he will recover,
Ritter's injuries included a fractured
skull and conclusion of the brain.
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FORMER MAYOR OF ROCHESTER DEAD

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July 27.-Wfli-
lam Carroll. fortieth Mayor of Roches-
ter, is dead here. aged 81 years. He
was Mayor in 1s90-1s91. His eldest
daughter is the wife of former United
States Consult General to Sweden
ThomassB. O'Neil. Of Utica.
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WORKHOUSE OFFICIALS UNDER FIRE.

TRENTON, July 27.-The Board OF
Freeholders is investigating the fact
that four long-terms prisoners recently
have escaped from the Mercer county
w~orkhouse. Members hint that there
is something wrong with the discipline
of the institution.
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MUTATIONS.

WASHINGTON, JE 27.-Forecast:
New Jersey, local sins tonight or
Tuesday; variable whds.
NEW YORK, july 27.-Local fore
cast: Generally fair bnight and Tues
day. Light to fresl westerly winds
becoming variable.
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Mother Saves Child.

RED BANK, July 27.-Nina CottrelL
2 wears old. was probably saved from
serious injury through the presence OF
,n;nd of her mother, Mrs. A. c. Cottreil,
VINO hello ner high above her mead
when their carriage was smashed 10
pieces by a trolley cal. Mr.. Cottrell was
BILE to get hrs carriage off the rack
soon enough to avoid a car which was
racing toward them. with great speed.
Mrs. CottreIl saw the a coming. and
held the child above her head hen
fine crash came. The child was I'M
Injured. but Mrs. Cottrell was severely
bruised and cut and. she sustained a
severe sprain Of her right ankle. MT.
CottrelI sustained a fracture of the
left leg.
HAMMONTON, July 27.-Thomas
Birdstressor, of M~erctsantville. was ar
rested and is now Nnder ball here,
charged with running over with his
automobile and seriously injuring An
tonic Scaggione. Scaggione was trying
to pass the automobile on a muddy
road when his wheel slipped aho
plunged under the car.
-Anto Crashes Into stage.
} Tong. BRANCH, July Eff the po-
lice find William Long, chauffeur for
f. /. Hopsman, of New York, today
they wjlf arrest him. they say, for
smashing into a stage crowded with
persons and severely jolting them
Long was taking a girl for a ride and
Immediately after the accident he lost
no time In getting the machine back to
the garage. Then he disappeared.
The driver of the stage, Norris stein.
had left Long Branch soon after
o'clock with a party of eight for Galilee'
Among them were Charles Brewer John
Quinn and Harry McDaniels. When
the big auto hit it the stage was over
turned and wrecked n the occupants
scattered. The mood of the machine
was torn off.
TRENTON, July "27.-Trenton's Board
of Police commissioners has determined
to nut a stop to automobile screening
within the city limits. Written notifi-
cation to this effect has been Sent &c
more thar a hundred of the city's most
nrominent auto owners. All patrolmer
have been ordered to keep close water
nm chauffeurs. All offenders will be ar
rested and an effort will be made tc
have their licenses evoked.
WOODS LAKE, July 2L-Whiie coast
ing down the mountainside here or
their BICYCLES. Charles Lackey and Rob
ert Mathers, 10Th 10 years old, and sale
70 be N~ewarkers, collided. Bith wer'
bruised severely.
The names of Charles Lackev ant
pobert Mathers do not appear In tn
Newark directory.
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Once Mighty HermiS
Given an Ovation

NEW YORK. Sept IL-Hermis returning to
the same rsceeourse over. which he won a record
breaking Suburban handicap four years ago.
broke tho monotony Of racehorse training AZ
Sheepshead bay By causing an unusual commo.
ton In Eis reception AT the stable of Charles
Hughes. the trainer for Il. II Zeigler. The
welcome began simply rs 3 demonstration hv
rhe old stable hands when the horse. the way
20 Kentucky from the disposal sale Of the T.
r. Thomas stud At Holmdel. y J. went back
." Tho stable Of the man who developed him on
tno New York tracks: but the cheers aroused
other stable crews and Hermis was the hero
~ q real ovation. receiving visits from trainers
and owners who have brought out many other
famous horses
Hcrmis. sold at the height Of his fame Tor
price reported 20 have been S69. 600. went
back 10 his old owner. H. NJ. Zeigler. for 5000.
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National League

NEW YORK. Sept. 1f.-Tir leaders In the
pennant race took the fourth straight game from
Brooklyn. The visitors made their only run
in the seventh inning. Score: r. II. E.
Brooklyn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3
New York ....................... 6 o o
Batteries Wilhelm, Msloney and Farmer
Crandal. Bresnaban and Needham. Umpires-
Johnstone and Klein.
PITTSBURG, Sept. 11.-Both Camnitz and
Dubuc pitched well. but Wagners batting was
too much for the visitors. and Pittsburg won
from Cincinnati. Score: r. III. E.
Pittsburg Observation-Disclosures. 4
CINCINNATI / q
Batteres-Camnitz and Gibson; Dubuc and
Mclean. Umpre-Rigler.
ST LOUIS. Sept. list. Louis lost the Sec
ond game of the series to Chicago. Pfester
held st. Louis safe. while Efenme was batted
of the slab and Salee hit freely. Score:
r. Fl. E.
ST. LOUIS .--..-..-.- ...-..-.... y 1
Cnlcaco 1900 II
Batteries-Fromme. Sallee and Bliss; Pfeis-
ter and King. Umpire-o'Day.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1f.-Philadelphia de-
feated Boston easily. The home team scored
all of fts runs in the fifth inning. when IT
landed Flaherty's curves for eight hits and
drove him off the rubber. Score
Inilddelpnia .-........ .-.-.-,.. IL s
Batteres-Flaherty. Chappelle and Graham !;
Foxen. Moran and DOOM Umpire -Emslie.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
IN Ssn Francisco Friday. September II:
Arthur Mason 40 and Helen NJ Elliott, 20.
L1th ~ SO Folsom 81
samuel r. Alden. u. 1920 Hsyes St, and
Hc'cn D. JomieauN. Is. Cos Third ave.
Tom r. UvetcoFich - 1892 Ellis St, and
Milka Yukasovich. is. 9S3 Pacific ST.
OAKLAND. Sept. 1.-THE following marriage
licenses were issued today:
David A. Bulmere 81. oakland and Christine
EiX -. Redwood City
George y. Taffe. 81. San Francisco. and May
bcii Moss 40. Oakland
Albert seweii. -. Berkeley. and Ida Gus
taf~cn 70. Oakland.
Dario Giammocchini. ., and Diletta Bruschlni.
20 both of Oakland.
-EdEard o Heinrich, 27. and Marion Allen.
-. both OF Berkeley.
Charles 2 KimbIe. %. and Retta NJ. le
Manien. .. both Of Oakland.
Dan Mcleod. -. kenville. and Carrie n.
Moore. y. Oakland.
Arthur T.. Caya, p. Ia Porte and Susie Ma-
cauay. n. HOrnbn0ok.
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DIED

TuriOck. CEf., September &c.
ltos. Tyra J.. beloved sister of Jenpie, Gust
4na eels anderson Mt. 11a "a Johnson Mrs.
Olson and Ms. Emma Olson, a native Of
oland Sweden aged &c years 9 months and
10 DAYS A member OF Scandinavian Brother
load ~ Amerika.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral services tomOr-
row Sunday. at ] p. m, at the Swedish
Evangelical Lutheran Ebenezer church cor
ner N Fifteenth and Dolores streets In
lemert Mount DiiFet cemetery by funeral
car from Twenty eighth and Valencia streets.
remains al the chapel Of Craig. Cochran &
Co. 1853 FsieDcia street near Twenfy-third.
ASHERSON-In this city. September TO- 1905
SUssna beloved wife of the late Emif- Ash
ersou. and loving. mother Of Mrs. Leo E.
rohn. native Of Germany, aged 50 years
81 months and p days.
Friends and acquaintsnces are respectfully
inF tied 10 attend the funeral tomorrow Sun
das1. 81 $50 a. M from her late residence.
al seventh avenue between and streets
RichEnond district Interment Salem cemetery
by - 80 a. m train from Third and Town
send streets .si +. +
BLUA-in this city. September 10. 1908. GIa
como Blaa. dearly beloved brother Of Mrs
francesca AIladio. Caterina Gorla and Andrea
Blua. q native Of Villa Fuiletfe Cuneo
Italy. aged 80 years and 10 months. A mem
brr of cement workers union No. l.
Friends and acQuainfances are resDecffuilv
invited 10 attend the funeral tomorrow fSun-
day, September Is. 1905. at l.3O O'Clock
o. M. from the funeral parlorS Of Valente
AisriDi Narais & Co. 344s Mission street
near Cortland avenue. Interment Italian Gem
etery-
this city. September 2. 1908, Pierre
Airs. Trinitad BOulin. and uncle OF Mrs.
Emma Grimaud and John. Charles and Jose
phine Castera of Los Angeles. native OF san
3 sags. A member Of Marshall psrIor No eos
Native Sons Of the Golden West.
Friends and acquaintsnces are respectfully
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American League

DETROIT, Sept. 11.-1Detroit and Chicago
played their third overtime game in as many
days the visitors winning by scoring two runs
eighth on doubles by Crawford and Ross,nan.
and won in the eleventh On singles by L. Jones
and Isbell, with Dougherty's triple Detroit
could not hit with men in waiting to score:
Score: r. n z
Detroit -...........-.. .............. L
Batteries -siuiiin and schmidt; walsh " and
Sullivan.
the first and Philadelphia the second game of
the double header. johnson was stronger than
Plank at critical periods in the first game, while
Coombs was a great puzzle in the second.
Hughes was hit hard throughout. Scores
washinefon asFfr fame- r; q; E :
Batteries-Johnson and Street; Plank and d
, Second game r. H. E.
Washington ....................0 ) 3
Batteries4Hughes a,eR and Street; coombs = and q
Lapp.
CLEVELAND. Sept 11-cleveland made IT
three out of four from st. Louis. joss kept
visitors but for Lajoie's mufr of Ferris low
liner Howell was knocked from the box in
.S the seventh Goods s ss scoring e. from second on an
Of the plate, was the feature Score:
Cleveland ...,.,.....A Z; 3 8
Batteries and Bomis Howell, waddeii
ana Spencer.
BOSTON. Sept. 11.--New York and Boston
divided double header. the visitors winning
the first game by punching hits with thIe
errors in the third inning. and the locals
taking the second by hitting Chesbro hard in
the first inning Scores:
First game p. Fl. Z.
New York ................... g
Boston .......-........... . s
Batteries --Hogg and Kleinow; AreIlanes,
Wood and Crger.
Second game r. f. E.
Boston ........................ ) /
New York Observation-Disclosures. 3
Sweeney.
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l5irtl marriage and death notices sent by mail
Viii not De inserted. They must be handed IN AT
either Of the publication Offices and be indOrsed
with the name and residence Of persons author
lied 10 have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply 10 the announcement OF the event
ere nual.sLed once IN this column free OF charge.
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authorized representatives of the two organiza-
t0ns The effort to reach an agreement ON the
questions at issue was begun at a meeting which
continued four hours yesterday. While nothing
was given out officially it was said that the con-
ference had made progress satisfactory to both
sides and that further discussion would result in
an equitable settlement
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MAJoR MAIZE WINS AT GoLE

san DIEGO. Sept. 1I.-Major W. r. Maize
(retired) won the silver trophy at the San Diego
country club yesterday in the mems singles golf
contest, defeating 13 competitors His score was
81 for the IS hole course.
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,IAY ENn Arrn MaR

NEW YORK. Sept. 1l.-Adjustment Of the
difference between the Automobile Club OF Amer
ica and the American automobile association will
be brought about. it is hoped. as the result OF
the series OF conferences now IN progress between
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GNEs SMALL BREEDERS CHANCE

NEW YORK. Sept I1-August Belmont IS
shipping his horses TO Europe in order To with
draw from competition with small breeders and
llurse owners according a statement which
Belmont made today returning from Europe.
Belmont said that il was his intention 10 send
more horses 70 be raced in Europe than he has
sent heretofore. He regarded II as fairer 10 the
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smaller breeders and owners, upon whom, he de-
clared the racing situation was bringing great
loss and in some ruin. Belmont said that
he would keep enough horses here to be repre-
scented this year and would continue breeding
horss in Kentucky. In order to enter horses in
The races IN France. he is negotiating for a
small farm near Dieppe.
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MARRIED

RANKEN- N-EIAIGREN-In this city, September
=. 1905 By the Rev D. A Moblcy. Harry
81. Rankin and Agnes O. Eimgren.
STRAHLE-ANDRESEN- this city Septem
her = 1905. by the Rev. J. II. Schroeder.
Frederick J. Stnshle and Anna II. Andersen,
both Of San Francisco.
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CARD OF THANKS

CHRISTENSEN-w herewith wish % a.
press our heartfelt thanks 10 our many friends
FOR their kind sympathy and beautifuI foraI
offerings during late bereavement tho
loss OF devoted husband and dear uncie
MRS. ANNA CATHERINE CHRISTENSEN
and Relatives
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BORN

HFNENWAY-In Spokane. Wash. August 20.
1905 10 tie wife Of Stephen II. Hemenwsy, a
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Twenty-Five Graft in
InterCIub Races
By Herbert Rauser

a meeting Of the Pacific interciub
regatta committee was held yesterday.
and The ]landicaps Of the - yachts en-
tered Tor this afternoon s regatta were
announced. As ia the past the COM
mittee has been obliged 10 beg most
or the owners to enter their boats.
Ia nearly every class The contest Tor
first hOnOrs is uneven The most in
tercsting classes probably VIII be the
> and so footers. IN the former the
new Merry Widow VIII have an OppOr-
tunity or showing what il can do
against the old rivals. NeV3. Discovery
and MOoniig ght. while the latter class
VIII be close between the Challenger
and the Monsoon The Mike expects TO
give the Yankee good rub. while the
Presto should have things its own way
The Ruby should have no difficulty
with the Vixen. which VIII be sailed
by George White. who. in former years.
took great interest in the yachting
game. White is here on short visit
The handicaps are as follows:
Racing Allow ~1s
Yacht. Owner Club Length. snce.
annie-Dr. d RiTford Is. F.. so.o7 Scratch
Martha >. Il. Haaify Is. FJ--..44.s3 z:o5
Nixie-Fuiton G. Berry cor, 49,. 4o.l2 Scratch
Nsnlrc-C Charies f. Miller Cor 40. az 0:0G
Misch hief-Edward Convey tCor.l. ISL 2.Gg
Speetlwcll Tom Jennings Cor 81 50 256
Ar.ei-A. g; Lee 90. c. -------37.69 2.29
Harpoon-I. H. sharp Cor .... 70 90 Scratch
Jessie E--A. Z. du Butz Call 80 O.AO
Alert-Thomas ". Kendall Cali 81. 80 l:47
Perhaps J. Sherry tCal) )...-.. n % 2:39
presto-W. F. Stone tCorl ......30.0s 3.59
20 foot class
Chailenger-W- G. aiorrow IS. F.l-2S.9G Scratch
Nautilus-Carl Strom fAl-..-... p ~ $50
MOns0oh-F g. Phillips Is. F.e..274I 2:32
Hclcn-Frsnk Maino &C. G.l.-.- .26.5I 4-09
NauiS-
I0ia-Robert Vincent tA.5-......3 80 .O3 Scratch
Iruant-J ". Pew tCcr. ).-..--. .. 90 s:5e
- foot class
Mary Smith fN-f...---.--. .2s.50 Scratch
Merry Widow-A-F 7. RosseaufG. G. } y - o:27
NeTa-a- Brindie - F. 5000 - - $40
DiscoVery--T- Mcfarland (Cor. - - p $40
Moonlght-B. Vincent &c. c. .20.02 7:46
20 foot class
KiKen-Peier lamb Corr .......l9.G4 Scratch
Ruby-A. Stevens fC0r-1 .........196l Scratch
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Acdftior1aI News OF sports Events :. :.
White Sox Beat Tigers
in the Eleventh
GAMES TO-DAY

GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at New York.
Bostons at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at Detroit.
ST. Louis at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Washington
New York at Boston
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CYPRESS LAWN CEMETERY

OFFICE:
sos. 3o5. s0s and 307 Union Square Building
$50 POST ST.
Telephone. Douglas 1915.
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BILL COLLECTORS
CONTRACTORS AID BuILDER.

ALL bills aad rr0missOry notes promptly
leeteA Fred J Sehnidt Market, Noe
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DETECTIVES

WEST COAST DETECTIVE AGENCY; civil and
criminal cases conducted secretly; eommunica-
tions confidential (always openl. S9G Fillmore
st: Tel. PARK 5556. IHOS. c. GRAY. principal.
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MATERNITY Villa house Keeping apartment
previous ~ coEfinemcnt DR. FUNkE. l4i
Sth 81. Aiamesla.
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DRESS MAKING

FLATS arl so;fsScs. lowest prices: plans free.
. :! >. MAL.L0Sli. lIlo Susier. CalI y >. IN.
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pAR AND sroRE FIXTURES

If looking for high class Spb ON store or ofnre
1NInres at reasonable prices see JACKSON &c
St1isiiE. aSe9 Mission ST; phone Park lS.'-
BRt tNSAN lCk- h AIN -COLLENDEK Co. II 7
EranS IN s.. Er. Market. Ishope special 145s.
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FuRS
EDUCATIONAL

b. kANTNER. manufacturing fUrrier. formerl
IL Stockton St. now MS Van Ness az.
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We can save every lady from $50 70 So on
her tailor made set best fabrics used; latest
models. Hogsi Cs5ak and Suit Co. ladies
tsilofs. 1170 Sutter st
AaeIl0well's Dress Making aud Millinery School.
i.15 Post ST. near Van Ness. Branch iOiS
Washington ST.. Oakland. Patterns cut 10 order.
ACCORDION, sCRburst. side pearng. buttons.
button holes; mall anu express orders sollcitsi-
STEEL S. 142n Posi- 81. phone West rs.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ADOPTION

PACtFFC STATES AUTO SCHOOLS teach hol
Sl5 % $50: invcstisate. rs Golden Gate a
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VERDERY.

Mr. Editor: Your scribe had the pleasure OF
ENJOYING q real barbecue and picnic ~ I,a
Anderson's Sprir G. ON the Sill WISH yS o. Soa,t.
ed man. for he kept the incest order, enc
saw that every one bad plenty 70 ear, spu !
heard several say there was ave nu5 Az
on the ground, and like the loaves ana ISL
Certainiy each one fully appreciated the
generosity and good taste that proVioee sucS
q d lightful banquet, and I propose the neai'n
OF our excellent most ana r0 snrinea are Of
,o "a q nionic at. Little Mountain today the 80
Miss Nellie Pressly as chaperone. j.,
Mrs. Fannie Jay and family nave gone u
the Mountains for the summer. =.
NJ + LIvey Watson and family are. on 10
sbviile. N, 6. for q two weeks stay.
ARev' II q. Smith and wife have gone 70
IN. y. to visit Mrs Smiths motne H. m cbnTches
iEhey will be gone q tmonth, az nls onufcn
gave him q months vacation. hn.d
at Cedar Spring last Sabbath. .,
home from Greenwood, where he has respon-
sible position with the Singleton Grocery 20
MIR White is one OF our gallant Kplgns 6
which we are very PROUD. .o,a,a The
Mr.. j. Harvey brennan Jr. Is spending Ine
week,s end with his grand parents al YER
derry. ,rn,ons charm
Ing young ladies' is Visiting neI , adh on Mf town
before, and she always brings smiles: White
Mr. Klugh Pnrdy and MT C'aqd w nv
thew had their pictures made. Brush ur. boyr.
and look your best, there ID a lot OF pretty
siMsis Ms NJ z. WieSens Is visiting her son Rev
w. c. Wiggens. u,o hey
Miss Talulah Melton mas peen Sisl'ins n''
aunt Mrs McIlwain. r,
Miss McIlwain is wishing at Mrs me,tOns;
Miss Eunice Muse Is entertaining q mouse
rartv this week, her.guest are Miss Dot Ma,
bier Of greenwood and Miss Mary Green OF
Pelzer. Mary was once a resident OF our
town, and we are delighted TO haVe nel Vsi'
Miss Josephine Kerr is enjoying a house
party;at' DR. Neils hospitable home. :.
Mr.. Gov O'Dell Of Ware Shoals Vlslted AZ
DR.. Drennan's last week.
Mr. W. r. Bradley was not resting 30 CON-
for.ably yesterday. these are long hot days
to the sick.
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