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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-04-10

w. B. Price made a flying business
trip to Seattle, going Saturday and re-
turning Monday. The object was the
interest of the firm of D. M. Thomas.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-04-10

Best 25c coffee Zoc
Best 60c tea 4oc
Best Wis. full cheese, reg Csc, zoe
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-04-10

A. A. Brooks, owner Of valuable
homestead in the vicinity OF Reynolds,
was here this week arranging to make
proof and get title to his place.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-04-10

A full line Of spring millinery now
on display at The Farnsworth Sisters.
Watch for the announcement OF their
opening. 10
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-04-10

w. H. Bohnsack disposed OF his
interest in the firm of Bohnsack &
Myers this week to D. Fisher, recently
from Wenatchee.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-04-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mische, Of
Seattle, old friends of Grandma Glaesar
spent several days here the past week,
and are quite favorably impressed with
the future business prospects of
Leavenworth. Mr.. Mische has made
considerable money in Seattle real
estate, but thinks he and his worthy
wife would prefer the climate Of the
west side. He has several pieces of
property in view.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-04-10

w. F. Blankenship was down from
Wenatchee Lake this week. He says
the residents Of the Lake region are
prosperous and look forward to better
times when the railroad is completed.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1908-04-10
Town and County


Thomas, Monday Bargains
Best 25c coffee Zoc
Best 60c tea 4oc
Best Wis. full cheese, reg Csc, zoe
]. w. Elliott is having an addition
built to his residence on the river front.
Call and see the spring line OF ladies
skirts and shirt waists at The Farms
worth Sisters. IL
Mrs. Phalen arrived from Spokane
Wednesday much to the peace OF mind
of Mr.. Phalen.
Miss Anna Tholin and Mrs. w. A.
Lord departed last Monday for Everett,
Mrs. Lords home.
The Farnsworth Sisters have begun a
Ladies Exchange and solicit your pat
ronage in all lines of art work. II
MIS-. y. H. N1doOA WSAs ~ " $780,
chez wednesday to see Mr.. Ashmun
who is reported as not doing so well.
A full line Of spring millinery now
on display at The Farnsworth Sisters
Watch for the announcement OF then
opening. 10
w. H. Bohnsack disposed OF ms
interest in the firm OF Bohnsack 8
Myers this week to D. Fisher, recent!
from Wenatchee.
A. A. Brooks, owner Of a valuable
homestead in the vicinity OF Reynolds
was here this week arranging to maxi
proof and get title to his place.
w. B. Price made flying bushes
trip to Seattle, going Saturday and re
turning Monday. The object was tn
interest of the firm of D. M. Thomas
The Ladies OF the Congregations
church will serve an Easter Lunch
the Church next Thursday afternoon
Only IS cents. Everybody welcome
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-31
WHITES AGAIN DEFEATED
THE REDS LAST MIGHT
While the Colds Took the Blues Into
Camp in Y. M. C. A. Basketball
siI"er Cup Tournament.

Tho Whites added to their lead III
the race for the silver cup offered
In tho Young Mems Christian Asso-
cation basketball ton namnt BY de-
reating tho Reds last night by thf
score of IL to II. The game was hard
fought throughout tho first half. bu.
he Reds weakened In the second
half and thereby lost the contest.
In the game between the Colds and
Blues. tho former I'VE won by the
score OF 2S 10 10. In this gains tho
Colds had everything their own way
Next Tuesday evening the Blues
VIII play the Rods, and the Whites
Will meet the Colds.
Tho crowd present at the games
last evening comfortably filled the
seating capacity OF the hall.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-31
MpS. MONROE CHARGED
WITH B0YERT0tyN DISASTER
Woman Who Waa Giving the Enter.
talnment to be Arrested and
Tried.

BoYERToWN, Pa. Jan. 3O.-Af.
ter being out more than four hours
the coroner's jury that Mobed the dis
aster which caused the death OF l69
persons In the Rhodes Opera House
returni-d verdict finding that the
l69 persons came TO their death by
stupefactlon. suffocatlon and fire. and
'hst the primary cause thereof was
the employment by Mrs. Harriet T.
Monroe of an inexperienced and in.
competent operator OF the calcium
liSht. used In connection with the pic.
tnre machine, In the person OF Harry
Fisher
The prosecuting attorney of Berks
county is requested to arrest and. II
possible, convict Mrs. Harriet L. Mon.
roe and Harry McC. Bechtel. the lepu
ty factory Inspector of this district,
on the charg's of criminal negligence.
the latter for the failure to see that
there were proper fire escapes and
fire appliances.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-31

tain permanent rector and Rev.
MIR. Cheevers volunteered TO preach
10 the parish and to conduct the SER
vices. 1t Is supposed that the silver
paten must have been turned over
TO him for safe keeping and by some
unknown means was finally mis-
placed. The loss OF the paten has al.
ways been q source OF sorrow TO the
congregation. and now there Is much
eiation among the communicates here
because OF It's recovery.
AS the several rectors will give
some interesting points OF history In
connection with the silver commu-
mon service, the services on We'd
nesday. February l2. will unques-
tionably att act :ln immense audience
to tho church.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-31
THE TO pEDO FIOTitiA
LEAVES BUENOS AYRES
Officers Entertained by North Ame.'.
lean sccihy at Field Day and
COLLATION..
tBy Associated Pressl

BUENOS AYREs. Jan. 3o-1gle fo;-
lila Of American torpedo boats. under
the command OF Lieutenant Hutch |.
Cone. on its way from Hampton
Roads to Magdiaena bay. sailed from
-hs port ut . o'clock this morning
for Punta Arenas. after a stay here
Of four days.
The M til American Society of
tie River Platte entertained the Wis
ting officers and men yesterday.
There were field sports OF various
kinds and citation, Over thous-
and residents OF Buenos Ayrcs were
among the guests.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-31
WORK OF LOCAL SCHOOLS.
This to be Strong Feature of tn,
Art Exhibit


Ono Of tlfs attractive features OF
the art exhibit in Arnory Han next
week will be display of the work
IN art of the public school children
Of EMzghe-h City county schools. II
IL proposed to have rhe work OF cv
NY grade in the schools shown here
lust to give the local people the OPP
Dortrmity OF witnessing the excellent
work being accomplished by the
school authorities In this important
branch of education.
Tho demand for season tickets has
been much larger than was anticl-
rlted by the committee in charge
of tho exhibit and II is predicted that
quite good sized sum OF money
VIII y" raised In this way by the
Educational Association.
The program committee is hard nj
work q ranging ME programs to be
given each afternoon and evenne
during the exhiblr and some exceed
inyly a'tr'acaive enterEilnni MS are
promised.
Tho decoration committee will i'm
mediately start to work preparing
Aimory Hall for the exhibit.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-31
Matters PERSONAL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

MS. Elliott and little daughtcr OF
New Jersey. IRE the guests OF Coun-
Gilman ana Mira George w Rowe in
Melrose avenue.
Mis. j. y. Preesey. whose nome Is
on The boulevard, delightfully."- enter
tained the Daist Hampton Bridge
Waist Club last evening.
MIR. Samuel Gordon Cumming re-
turned last evening from visit OF
sevelai days in Richmond,
DR.. and Mrs. William e. DaInell OF
Atlantic City, N, j.: Prof. Harry OAR
nell of Knoxville. Tenn: and Mr.
S1mul parnell OF Durham. N, g..
who came to attend the fvneral OF
tiin'r f9ther Rev. H., r. DaInell, left
Yesterday fci, their respective homes.
While In Hampton they we're the
guests OF Mn. ANA Mrs. j. r. IIaw.
Mrs, T., NJ. Turnbull gave an Gu
toyahle entertainment at ho, home
on Newport News avenue last night
In honor of her sister, Miss Maude
Carm'ne Among those attending
were; Misses Lily May Drookline
BESSIE Richardson, Nonnie Wynhoid
end Messrs. G. A. Fromer. A. w.
MoonA If A. Roundtree. Il. NJ. Tu'n-
hull. IVY Tulnbull and l.. NJ. Hol-
Mngsworth.
-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-31
John WEYMOUTH ACTED
FOR JUDGE BLACKSTONE
Populat Young Attorney Sat During
the Trial Of the Phaasy Case
Yesterday Afternoon.

MIR. John Weymouth. one OF the
young members OF the Hampton bar
occupied the bench In the Circuit
SourN yesterday afternoon. during
Tho argument in the case OF Mrs
Ellen Phasey against the Newport
News 6 Old Point Railway and Flee
'ric Company. Judge Blackstone wae
taken Ill Tuesday. after the evidence
In tho case had been completed, and
"a he was too i'll to leave his room
Yesterday. the attorneys in he case
decided to go ahead with the argu :
ment 2nd selected Mr. Weymouth as
he arbiter This met with Judge
Blackstone's approval.
Promptly at 1880 o'clock the young
attorney opened court and then tho
argument of the counsel. Judge Ed
car +. MONTAGUE and Mr.. w. G. Stu
'rt fcr the plaintiff. and Mr.. Elliott
"raxton for Hrs defendant company.
~ns entered into. II was nearly O
O'Clock when the case was submit
ted 10 the jury. and by agreement
Mr. Weymouth decided to hold q
night session In order to allow the
TRY n chance TO agree upon YER
Diet.
Shortly after Q o'clock the jury re-
'rrnTti verdict awarding Mrs. Pha-
ssy tn" snm OF 81 500. She he'd svea
'Hr SO 600. for Injuries alleged to have
heen received by being thrown from
y car.
Tho cnse Will be taken to the SUI
preme Court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-31
;Irst National Of That City HIghss'
Bidder fer The PGebus Street.
Improvement Bonds.
Q: FfRED $4,000 FOR The BoBD
Bank of Hampton Submitted Bids OF
$4,000, While the Mopsrs. schmels
Brothers Offered $4,000 for tn.
Entire lesue OF s2o,ooo-counel to
Decide ruesday Evening.

unleaS there Is change In the
present arrangements. the FL st Ma
uonal bank of Cleveland. Ohio. will
become tho owners of the $4,000
Issue OF street Improvement honda
OF the town OF Phoebus.
The town council OF tlNs town was
experted to meet In M adjourned
session last night to take up tho bond
'alo. but owing to tho Hines OF sev.
gral Of the councilmcn, the final ac-
ton on the sale was deferred until
mex. Tuesday evening.
When Town Recorder Frlnk G.
Lanabee orened the bids /. was
found TINT there were offers made
for tho entire issue.
The Bank of Hampton offersd S14,-
900 for tho issue.
Schmcla Brothers OF Newport News
nishc an Offer OF $4,000. and accru-
Cd interest.
S. A. Kean OF Chicago, rhented
\ BID OF $50 200 with the proviso thu,
tho ratio of interest be made 6 per
cent. instead OF + as the bonds are
10 bear. 1Gfs osaiJdn offered q
similar rate ON tho per cent.
The First National hsnk OF Cleve-
land. Ohio, made an offer OF $4,000
and accured initl,est but the town Is
10 pav to that institution this sum
OF $4,000 for handling the bonds. By
this offer the town would receive
$4,000 straight for the Issue OF 500,
900.
Tho bid Of the Ohio bank Is con-
sldcred an exceptionally good one
when the present anaclal seato o
pnairs are taken into consideration
and 1t Is mighty probable that the
bonds VIII go 10 the Cleveland con.
Germ.
After listening to the reading OF the
bids tho mathTr was referred to tina
finance committee. which will max,
Its formal report e the council wher
I meets next Tuesday night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-31
MR.. LACKEY HAS A.
GOOD CHASE FOR RABBIT
jackson County, ohio, News Gives
Graphic Picture Of Young Hamp-
tonlan's Vlat There.

The jackson County News, OF
jackson, Ohio, contains the following
item, which will be read with much
interest here, among the friends OF
Mr. NJ. Otto Laclley
Mr.. NJ. o. Lackey, the we'll known
real estate man OF Hampton Vir-
ginia. he's been spending some days
Visiting his parents and friends and
meeting former dcqunlntanccs In jack
son, county. Ohio. Mr.. l.ackey was
always II general favorlte when he
lived here. and his many frlcnds are
quite glad to inset him and graft
fed TO know that he Is meeting With
that success for which the jackson
county. Ohio, boy Is distinguished.
Being n man OF some sporting
prociivlt!es, among other pleasures
that he sought while here was rab-
bit hunt In which he put rs much
zast and enthusiasm rs Is character
ist'c of h'a In his business. In fact.
had Ills homo friends acen him chns.
Ing over the hills In pursuit of game.
they undoubtedly would have con
clnded that he hal started for Mid
dlesex county, Virginia, to close an
| other real estate deal.
Suffice II TO say Mr.. Lackcy knows
how to fire q Presidents and admir-
ais salute when III pursuit OF game.
However. enough sport healthful ex-
ercise and gama wns secured TO crown
his efforts with success. And here Ia
hoplng that Mr.. Lackey may come
ofteW aud remain long with u.s."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-31
------------s----- -
WILLIE BANKS is GRATEFUL.
AIe Wants to Make Address rhanklne

'FS wants TO MAKE RuuTess hankinq
People for Saving His Life.
Willie Banks, who was to have been
hanPel in 1e jail ward TO-DAY. Will
tonight make q special address thank
Ing these Who have assisted him in
escaping the death on the gallows.
Yesterday Banks asked Sheriff Cur
tbs 10 allow him TO make speech
thanking the people for coming to
his rescue nnd also requested the
sheriff 10 invite few people TO his
cell 10 hear the talk. Banks says he
Is deeply grateful to the white people
of the county for signing his petit
ION asking Governor Swaneon for n
life sentence in the nenitentiary. He
has been studying his address since
Tuesday night and It IL expected tha'
he will entert1in bis audience with
his words OF thanks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-31
Hiss Julia ChssVers to Present
s.. johns Church With Valuable
Ancient Communion Service.
CEREMONY 10 OCCUR FEB. 70
Sev G. 3. Bryan VIII Make the Pre-
sentatlon Address and the GIFT win
be Accepted by Rev. Reverdy Eo-
tlll-Rev. }. }. oravatt and Rev.
q. F. Roaers to Attend.

After having been given up for lost
for the past 60 years or moro, the
beautiful silver antique paten. be-
longing TO the communion set OF old
St. Johns Episcopal chuIch, Is to he
restored to the church.
The formal exercises in which tho
lost phten Will be turned over TO the
church will take place in old St
Johns on Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary IL. and an exceedingly inter-
esting program has been arranged for
the occasion.
The paten, which was recenty
found by M,ss Julia Cheevers of
philadelphia, the daughter OF Rev,
Mark L. Cheevers. ono time rector of
tie church here. will be presented to
the congregation by Rev. Corbln
q axton Bryan. D. D.. of Petersburg,
FORMER rector OF old st. Johns church
who Will act for the donor. Rev.
Heverdy Estill. ID. d.. the present rec
TOR, VIII receive the gift In an an
swerlng address. Following tho pre-
T rntat'on services iii the church. tho
consregation will repair to the parish
house. whore n general reception will
tnle place and at which Rev. j. J.
4 travatt, ID. D., OF Richmond. will
\ give some "reminiscences OF his rec
torship here. Rev. George l.. Rogers
( OF Cov'ngton, Va. formerly mn as
sistnnt rector, will also be present at
the seryies. q
The nmcient and beautiful paten
which is TO be returned to tho church
was given to st. Johns prideh with
the honored communion service now
in possession OF the church In 1919
a lfholtgh the ,edIflce has been par
tally DESTROYED by fire on several
occasions the communion service was
saved. Some years before the civil
war tho paten disappeared and moth
Ing hss since been heard or this
valuable piece of silver until Miss
Cieevers accidentally discovered |,
in her fathers effects short time
Atro. Discovering tho silver broad
plate MISS Cheeyers Immediately be
gan steps looking to restoring the
pptan 10 the church and thla will be
accomplished,
Rev. Mark L. Cheevers, the fnthel
of Miss Julia Cheevers, was a chap
3 i8iu In tlis United States ermy am
) aiwins the early thirtles OF Inc nine
feenih century lie was stationed nj
: Mort MonfoN AT that time old st
John's parish was unable to main
.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-31
MAKES LAS!
APPEAL TO THE Jury
Continued from Page onei

he power 10 choose between them
inc!pient insuty. partial insanity,
ion't excuse the defendant. 1t IS not
iutlicicnt. The burden os proving
his mental irresponsibIlity Is upon
tho defense. The Court of Appeals
n recent decision, has made this
'ery clear. II is not evc-y weak and
liserdered mind that is excused by the
aw. If he knew these things you
ire sworn to convict him
Jerome went over the evidence OF
he foreign witnesses. OF Tllaw :
,chool teachers and shove, errors
N the stories told by several OF the
Witnesses for the defense.
AT Las, jerome Gets Logical.
They put the responsibility of
'roying Thaw slnc on my shoulders. +"
aid the district attorney. whereas
he penal code places upon them tn
burden of proving the unsoundness
II all he did in Tho coroner's court
showed marked signs of maniac de-
n'essive insanity, then, by gracious
know OF no life OF "a years of dis
7ipation that cannot bring evidences
OF insanity"
Reading Too Slow for Evelyn.
The district attorney went over the
7vidcnce given by the chool tachers
A. he read page after page. interest
began TO flag. and In several parts Of
he room spectators showed signs Of
j"fstlessness. In the "Thaw row
Mrs. Evelyn Thaw. after quito an ef
Fort to keep her eyes open. allowed
tho lids to lose. For several min
rtls she slumbered easily. and
awakening with n start. Looked rath
az confusedly at score Of specta.
tors who had conferred their gaze
upon hc'.
Mr.. Thaw Also Slept.
Josiah Thnw also leaned agains'
The railing ut h's side and slept.
Where Is Josiah Tnaw?" exclaim-
I'll jerome why did he not take
the stand?"
The sleeper awoke with suddcr
start and arose from his seat wher
he realized whsre he was, and sa'
up ana listened to the attacks made
upon his brothe 3 witnesses. He re-
NAMED awake only q short time, how
EVER. ana again leaning his head or
his hand closed his eyes.
Go you think, gentlemen OF The
INV. that when you locked on Mrs
William Thaw as she sat in the wit
nees chair that she looked like thc
type OF woman who would allow ar
insane son to marry?" asked the dis
trict attorney.
Jerome. after reviewing the testi-
| mony OF The foreign witnesses. claim
ed that they had not testified to any
hing that would Indicate that Thaw
was insano. insisting his condition In
London. Rome and Paris was the re
suit of dissipation.
Coming TO the conclusion of his Ions
add ess. which lasted throughout the
morning and afternoon sittings Mr.
Jerome denounced Harry Thaw ir
Interest terms as "a coward stalking
behind the petticoats OF his wife. at
tempting to shield and save hIs
worthless life behind her shame.
Twice in nj year." declared the
prosecutor, che has sat in this court
and had her bare her shame in all
It's pitiful nakedness, to all the world
Ia such n man worthy of even the
slightest consideration at your
bands?"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-31
ANNEXATION ORDER ENTERED
Governor Swanson fs Asked to Select
a Juduc TO Hear the Cause,

The formal order requesting Gov
ernor Claude A. Swanson to desig-
nate Judge TO come to Hampton and
hea the annexation petition of the
HAMPTON town council. was an.erf d
In chambers by Judge Blackstone nj
Inc Circuit Court yesterday after
noon. Th,s order Is merely a formal
paper and now that thA governor is
aware of the fact that Judge Black.
stone cannot hea~ the case. because
OF the law In the premises, 1t is ex-
necied that he will name the Judge
within the next several weeks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-31
FORMER HAMILTON LADY HURT
Mrs, Frank Roche Thrown From Her
Buggy In Texas Home.

The trends of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
7. Roche. natives Of Hampton. who
have resided in Georgetown. Texas
FOR many years. AT which place Mr.
Roche owns and edits the Georgetown
SIM. will regret to hear of severe
injury that befel Mrs. Roche not
long slncN She was thrown form a
csrriaee. She is not NJ sanitar'um
quite feeble f'um the effects OF the
accident
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Rocbo are we'll
known In social and Confederate cir
Giles in Texas az we'll rs among the
old citizens In Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-31
South Carolina Against PrOhlbitlon
IRv Associated Press.l

COLUMBIA, s. c., Jan. 80 - The
prohibition bill was killd in tho
House of Representatives today by
the decisive vote of Ga to SO. The
Senate also is opposed to prohibition.
County local option is now provided
for throughput the state.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-31
LOST.

LosT-JANUARY 2s BETWEEN
Phoebus and Armistead avenue
Hampton. lad1es' gold watch. double
case. black silk fob and gold button.
Liberal reward If returned to the
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-31
cake and fancy Article sale.

The st. Agnes Child OF old ST. Johns
Episcopal church will hold cake and
fancy article salo in the home of
Mrs Samuel Gordon Cumming. East
Queen street, on Friday, January 81.
BEGINNING at $3.50 o'clock. The pub.
lie Is invited "a 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-31
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT MODERN DWELL
Ing house In Mallory avenue. with
all convenIences. II. W. SAUN
DERS. care Jones. Saunders G. Co,
Hampton Va 12-S8-u
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-31

Take your prescriptions 20 Hulrs
Cut-Rate Drug Store.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-11-19

mer and highly respected citizen
died at his home near Millport OF
last Wednesday evening. The inter.
nent took place at Mt. Carmel Gem
etery on Thursday evening.
Miss Lee Thomason had the mis-
fortune to stick nail in her foot
which is giving her a great deal OF
pain. We hope it viii not be any
thing serious
| Mr.. A. G. Black, our efficient post
master at Millport, was over Route
Three last Friday. The patrons cer-
tainly did enjoy his visit, and tried to
make it pleasant.
Mr.. William Vassar is the R. f. D.
carrier on Route Three, and he. GER
tainly is capable and courteous gem
tleman.
Mrs. John Hamilton has been i'll
for quite while, and we hope for
her an early recovery.
Mrs. Lille Livingston, who has
been i'll for some time past, is i'm
proving, We are glad TO note.
ouA o0AoOA DIT DttHACAcA Is pro-
crossing nicely under the able man
agement of Miss Ida Pratt. We be-
lieye the trustees did well in securing
the services of Miss Pratt to teach
this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A Hamilton and
Master Gilbert Doler were visitors
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
West last Sunday.
Mr.. Otis Doler attended the sing
ing at Bethlehem Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lula Gibson and Master Jim
Gibson were at .Millport shopping last
Saturday.
Mrs. Balen Hamilton made call
at the home of Mr.. Joe Shelton last
Sunday evening.
There are numerous changes. OF
homes in this community at present.
: Mr.. w. j. Eddins has sold his farm
here and purchased one at Millport.
Mr.. Taylor viii move to Mr.. John
place soon.
Mr.. Claude Keesler has moved to
Reform to make his future home
A survey for a railroad is now be- +
ing made through this county, and
passed within quarter of a mile of
Mr.. J. A. Hamilton's farm. The sur
yeyers are now camped at Palmetto.
''Madge,"