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Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
rha Parker Carnival.

The c. w. Parker shows arrived In South
Omaha last night. These shows will give
a carnival OF six days and nights at the
enclosure near Ninth and N streets.
The carnival Is given under the auspices
OF the commission merchants of South
Omaha, and features the trained wild ami
NAL circus OF Al @. Barnes, the largest
collection OF performing wild animals en-
route. The companys corps Of electricians
mechanics and carpenters have been busy
since 4 o'clock this morning erecting the
various shows and the enclosed carnival lot
with its many brightly eolored show fronts,
rows of gay striped concession tents and
the big carousel presents the appearance
OF an up-to-date amusement park.
These shows have the reputation OF being
remarkably well-ordered and free from the
disaRreeable features sometimes seen with
amusement enterprises OF this character.
Roltaires, big Chicago Worlds fair sue
cess, Creation" will be exhibited.
The carnival company carries its own
CORPS OF detectives. who work under the
supervision of the local police, and give
efficient protection 20 visitors from thieves
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19

and piekpockets, who would ply their me-
fsrious trade to the detriment OF the en-
terprise.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-24
SITUATION IN THE DISTRICT.

Results attaining rapidly in the district Its stability
fully established and fixed beyond the chance OF question, IS
recognized everywhere in circles informed to mining mat
ters Steady progress with the work that is in hand here IS
giving continued support to the excellent reputation enjoyed
The of Cumberland Ely and Nevada Con
sodated companies is rapidly nearing the point which Will
enable its beginning its work of grinding out the dollars which
will return with big interest the dollars which have
into development of the bodies of the camp and into the
structon of the reduction works At the mines there ead
ness for high activity in production Labor contented and
the absence of occasion for charity for the giving of aid
to unemployed demonstrates well that the district has been
moving right along, despite hard times Population is settled
and of excellent class Business has steadily improved since
the first of the year Money of requirement for egit
mate purposes great deal of building ahead while real
estate activity promises to make high record during the
year. thoroughly conservative basis Growth. it has
been recent months will be Of the solid substantial character
that copper to after passing of the first boom days
Nowhere there better general conditions today
than in this district and nowhere there offering to
encourage the ambitious Industrious to east his lot and
make progress with his surroundings Neither there any
mining offering to the investor opportunities for safer
and dividend paying investments stocks than af
orded in the stocks of Cumberland Ely and Nevada Conso
dated within mailing distance of the day when they will
commence getting big back from the money that has
been invested in their properties. 5t
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-24
THE UNDERLYING TROUBLE

With Roosevelt, Taft and Bryan eliminated from consd-
Grafton presidential possibilities and Hughes fixed in the
public mind certainty the country would leap forward
the double quick. As long doubt remains however,
whether not the blood and thunder program to to
end the soup houses and free lodging houses will continue
wheels Whether he has few many he is not rskng
dollar long the dollar is being bombarded When the
hue and and is safe in the
more he will out gladly enough. With Hughes at the
head of things he would know that ample protection would be
afforded him. that his interests would be safeguarded through
the execution of the laws that honorable and conduct
business enterprises would be demanded and compelled but
that all of this would be done in orderly to which the
country would adjust itself each need up without first
going through violent paroXism of fright Order, in other
words would uppant the hysterca mob violence that
been made by the wild houng Of the president well intended
doubtless but about effective to the end of bringing order
out of chaos and making for the safety of the people would
be the yels of crazed driver truck loaded with dynamite
and pulled through crowded thorouehare by runaway
team of horses
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-24
RAILROAD TO ELY FROM PIocHE

The announcement elsewhere of the possibility of the
tension the Clark road the Salt Lake Los Angeles and San
Pedro from Phoebe into this camp and OF the possibility OF
construction line from Ely to Tonopah Is, OF course
most excellent news That these roads and others will be built
in due time and that Ely City with its splendid terminal aci
ties will become the great railroad center of the state receiving
in its wards daily OF from network oil
lines serving the mining districts of the state which will empty
their ores here reduction at the adequate Septoe plants Of
Cumberland Ely and Nevada Consolidated at McGi there can
be no doubt 1t the only possible logical outcome Concentra
and shelters not built IN day nor without enormous
expenditures money Neither is such site for reduction
works as that which the Steptoe plants enjoy to be picked up
at random and the adapaby of the site is matter of verp
decided Importance when it to economical operations
Also there the certainty enjoyed here OF freedom from It'll
litigation through the wisdom of the builders of smeter and
concentration in surrounding their sites with large OF
ground which they and will always control Above ALL
material to mixing OF the furnace
charge that the best and most economical results may be OBJ
tanned Few smelling centers in the world are 50
blessed there within OF such facilities here
afforded but that with close railroad connections will not find
far more profitable and generally desirable to ship here
than to ship elsewhere than to build for themselves in other
localities And the custom handled by the Steptoe
the larger the dividend returns to stockholders OF the
owning companies Cumberland Ely and Nevada Consolidated
and the larger the commercial and industrial activity of all
the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-24
~ NOISE FROM RAVHIDE.

Doubtful opinions entertained with regard to haWhlde
proving the wonder that boosters have tipped 1t for are begin
mo TO oct confirmation considerable hunks despite
ship which it alleged prevails IN the camp as to what is SAID
and printed there On reliable authority 1t stated that the
gentleman rashly venture opinion that there Is
ouestion about the camp making greater than Godfed
finds it get bearings the location of his grip
and the other shirt Rawhde intensely patriotic towards
Rawhde Meantime there is report OF half million dollar
owns and of other important unloading operations
ON the part pioneers and their associates indicating that
probable truth declarations which becoming common that
there has been and great deal more corral dust than gold
dust in the new district for the tremendous sounding OF
rmpets which the five newspapers established IN the camp
have made in of their brief lives old timer is
minded of the Butte who in commenting on story OF
progress related his presence by hunter declared that he
were called upon select the three most amply propooned
liars in the state he would select the alleged sportsman for the
first two and relative for the third if there room
for the last However Rawhide may not be all bad
There is possibility of development of big low grade
there with attainment of depth The ultimate outcome along
this line may satisfactory in the of establishing
important producer and of long life than would
realization the earlier hopes of nugget yielding streets and
gold plated pools Meantime the money of the investors
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-24
WELL GROUNDED CONFIDENCE.

An interesting extract from George Walkers letter in the
Boston Commercial of February ID is printed elsewhere with
Guggenem interests this district and III Ota
The properties of which Mr. Walker speaks the Cumber
may appropriately cased the Big Three in the copper
world
Mr. Walkers remarks these properties based upon
personal knowledge gathered from inspection Of the ground
and upon skilled and pansang investigation INTO all matters
pertaining the equipment management and cap
azaon of the companies They in consequence OF much
weight than if emanatng solely from the reports OF
Others high in their recommendations of worth OF the proper
ties though they have been without single exception la
Mr. Walkers copper letters widely known for their rea
by that the Judgment he has displayed in the extension
of market advice through these letters has seldom erred takes
from the value OF his belief IN the great dividend earning
future which is assuredv ahead of this camp.
In belief the greatness of the camp present and future
the mining engineering skill and the best business heads
of the country united because of personal knowledge oil
Cumberland Ely and Nevada Consolidated development and
eoupment with its higher grade and less
development in every fitting companion for the latter
with its larger development iii of lower grade Both can
produce at handsome profit a metal market than there
is at this time belief that the world will Both Cum
herand Ely and Nevada Consolidated offer legitimate oppor
excellent investment In sense does the element
of chance gambling association with them They
are straight business propositions of high merit as any
industrial enterprise may lay claim to- Those who have hold
ngs in the organizations need only to hold order to
abundant returns Those who avail themselves of low prices
prevailing the markets. not only affecting these stocks but
practically all of the best industrial railroad and mining
sues world will display wisdom if they get on the Cum
berand ENevada Consolidated wagons and ride to the
bright which certainty ahead not through any
dependence the markets far these two companies are
concerned but simply through absolute earning of the
properties they hold for the output of which there cannot
be lack of market at the prices at which they can pota
blv sell
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-24
NEVADA's GREAT PROGRESS.

Elsewhere the Goldfed News is quoted with reference
the growth of Nevada and the high financial standing it has
tanned to in the last few years Marvellous has this de
eopment in the second of the life of the vastly
will be accomplished in the next few This district alone
with its immense output of copper bullion the railroad building
Its smelling facilities will bring about and the great growth
in all kinds of building the district which will be
for the accommodation the homes and business houses which
the population of $4,000 growing will require will add
many millions to the taxable value of property in the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-24

George Walker pretty plainly expresses belief that the
Guggenhems think of the earning powers of Cmber
andEy Nevada Consolidated and Utah Copper than they do
of American Smelling Refining money making capacity
All of which figures up about the handsomest hand of
that has been dealt the district in the way of comp
mentay conclusion its and tremendous
future Enterprises which look bigger money gettes
the American Smelling Refining with its long history of high
earnings and remarkable stability the stock market are
tanly pure cream from the top of the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-24

will be in Cumberland Ely, Nevada Consol-
dated other strong copper investment and Just as
available for in investment in Rawhide later along the
camp develops encourage the putting in OF money
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
OFFERED FOR RENT

prsceA Tai D1lElzE AZ Schmouer a
Mueller Pane Co. Al-Hs FAnam
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
PATENTS

D O BARNELL paxton Blk Tel Red III
LN-u5
LAEsoN & CO. Book free. g. Bee Bldg
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PATENTS THAT PRO-ECT-Three books
fer inventors mailed On receipt % s. post
Pacific BiGg. W~asn-uglon. 2. c. Estab-
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
HELP W~ANTED-MALE


WANTED FOR Z. 8 ARNT-Ahle-bodieL
u-marriaf men between ages q IS and 81
rtlrr-s uf United states. q Euod Char
scter and temperate habits. VINO can Epaak
read and write English Fo- nfcrmaucn
aEIy 10 Recruiting Officer, Uth and
Douglas EE- Omaha Neh %
Gt-58
WANTED-T1lrE mar with some knowI-
edrp % s11kkeeuinE for position q trust
a. Omaha. To cash Investment neces-
Eary E1rDesIone1 references required
and furnished. salary. Zoo yearly and
commission extra Reply Manufarturers.
EC9 ". ". Ave. Indianapolis Ind
Gy-sI *
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
Garden or Truck Farm

8 E OF D acres star Place. e. - city,
s. south q Gugyer. joins new Lans
g-t-off Ssa PEI acre. terms 10 suit
J A STARR.
1910 South gS s,
Lgl-Mg1 *
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
South Omaha Bargains

new --r-o- -ur-aEr- modern except
heat on Err Ave $3.50
A rev ~-1oE cottage 20 near y s..
-
TtrHa rat-s-ss -sF and 81 sts En each
Two lots fronting CD = utl -E. --- $50
zach.
--rrom Fcuza barn ID fr-ir -r-es
and eleven acres q --I Ear1-1 land $50
- SCUM 81 tls CIEaLy rackflE house
1a5~
Broom cottage ard Ten acres - NICE land
10 trade for CEEEa 10 eu-IL Omaha prop
cry. Valued a. $50
TRAINDH- CALDWELL a. CO.
-sLl and y SIS, Sgutl Omaha Net
L.-Ms& .
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23

FLATS
81. : = = brand rev BRICK fiat 8
--1mE modern. oak finish waking dis
taro~ rs a beauty see a. $50
AZ y -s1h. choice s--oou brick Fat SE
~ G@1~Esa Ave choice broom brick
fat. EEN
T- PARK Ave. S-noom modern brick
81
- : aHIl. 6 rooms. modern. 3
laK : ezth. s-room Fat hath, Eh
51 : .ath. g-rgom hrfrk fiat. 81
HOUSES
qE y EIh- groom cottage. E5n
1s stanford Circle. Groom cottage, bath,
SIS
c5 Franklin --uogm cottage laNn. E-
ere : sd -6--o1m house, neEly pEpere6
nrd painted 81
~ Pierce. & rooms f-s- 1c1r. I'll
% : fa-h. broom cottage s
T-s = IN. 8 rooms. first Eour. 81
GARVIN HROS. rWH FARNAM 81
AK Tor Renal Department
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
BEMIS PARK LOT

Nice south front on Lafayette Ave. for
S-pla on boulevard
G. r. . & son,
5l-2-5 y. y. Life
d.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
PROPERTY.

4Jf-@roOm modern house. FaTuEm near
go ST. g rooms and hall FIRST five
rooms second story Cemented base
meat. laundry and Cistern. cement
walks. fruit and shade trees street
paved, two blocks from car.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
OFFERED FOR SALE
WRECKING

TIE National sta-c1 CO. plant g, NJ
t-aska City Net. co-ss.-g -t
eLAA..~ pumps EeaIef~. H.Ne.r -t
Tl.ers re..-E Auusu- NILS CUP e
Vat-rs S. ton 90 black PIPE ard valves g
al sizes. GTrlU1 and engine L-es ie
elevators - steel trucks s-it-be tr tg g
yar1s arr t-a-srv-taluu aro411 mans Ac
turing ria--s. Fua tcL trays LN- Ech-s
wEta pine
Two u.f.- feet lumber Thrse million
brick cleaned ard loaded on uaEEu OF cars
one E-ai- elevator containing al ma
cE-ntry used in handling grain. slcH a.
cleaners scales. etc can - N1lEct Wl
ground or be moved. as desired.
Don't lrt such an rEpCr-uDltg 80 by. II
vlI Be- % yuUr interest 20 come a-d see
- Write Or call lp Independent phone "a
s krlE W-e-klrg Co.. Nebraska CITY,
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Small h.aoEH1 speed mare for sale
fine for breed .-C
REAL ESTATE -LTLE-TRIST CO.
Ground Floor. T. : National BlcE
--"L Fa--a~
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
MEDICAL
MONEY 10 LOAN

SALARY AND CHATTELs.
?. o. NELSON 4 CO.
LOANS
~ y. 7. LIE bag Phoas Doug "a
Cas-
FOR VACATION
MONEY 80 70 the old reliable loan head
quarters, where you VII get q fair square
dsal ard avoid publicity You set = los.
reasonable rate And pay for only Lhs tine
You have the money.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
IL Board q Trade 1sth 81 E1Lrance
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
aaIIs.


FIRST FLOOR OFFICES
FIrst floor office IN The T. : Na-lrs. Bark
RldE- facing on LrL s. L@E s4-ar- feet
noor space lne. large display windows
electric light
We also have several good ufrlCe rIlDs on
he second and laird floors
REAL ESTATE L-TLE-TRCET y
Ground E00r. H. 2 Nsuunz Bank Bldg
l5I FarDEm-
C5f-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
BUILDING LOTS
NOT YET-BUT SOON

They'll cd be- gaza-lhe pretty Lake James
PARK .r
RIAL ESTATE T~ITLE-TRUsT co. Aga.
Gr7-nd floor L. s NauJaEl Bang Bldg
S&-GSS =
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
NORTH SIDE

Only two lots left IN Sn5thfelds. goth ST.
Boulevard and Fowler Ave lust the
place % bl-d q fRe home; prices loy
lots reTraC-d. street paved
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13

Arnold's dc a Yard ~ -:
Silk Finished Madras :Z0C
cArnold's silk finished Madras cloth. 80
inches wide, in white and tinted grounds,
suitable for women's tailored waists and
;: mems neghgee shirts, a cloth made, to
sell, at 45c. 4" -: r. r.. r.. =,
r.: =. .... J.. E:r :: :rtisaf *.s>sr@ ~. :;
Arnold's zoe a Yard %
Dress Wolfe at. :. = r., OC
Arnold's fine dress voiles. % inches
wilde, in navy, brown, tan, black, cadet and
grounds in neat small :, designs, makes
very :serviceable summer dresses; regu-
lar selling price 20c yard, ~ :..:.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13

~ AZ VIC Hoport
asS The rep OFT OF secretary Treasure.
| s4cEwen was ltste ned to with marked
attelnt lon, and s5ll was frequ ently In
lsterralpt ed Nv app lauss HIS repo rtswaa
in part - fOlloWS: 8s
.sss ME- Frestdent and Fellow De1exatas
Pursuan to the ii ovisio IONS Of he coI1-
stitutt Ct State Fed
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-01-23
SEYMOUR.

Seymour.-The Womans Home and
Foreign Missionary society met on
Tuesday afternoon, January IA in the
basement of the new church, Subject
for study, ALIENS or Americans,
Which?"
At q special meeting Of the o. e. S.
at the l. o. o. F. hall Tuesday even
mig, January IA. Mrs. j. 3. Delaney
and Geneva Trogdon were initiated
reports of treasurer and secretary
We're read showing the order to be in
f1Ourishing condition. The newly
elected officers were installed, after
which refreshments were served as
usual.
Ben Richardson and sister Mrs.
Q. Q. I-ittell Of Corydon visited at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas John
ston Tuesday and Wednesday.
The high school football team will
give box supper at Llewellyn's hall
Friday evening.
Mrs. J. D. Sherman was called to
Washington Saturday by the serious
illness of her mother, Mrs. Sage.
Henry Alfred of Corydon visited in
Seymour this week
Mrs. Lettie Cain spent Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week in Powers
VILE.
Mrs. Hall of Plano visited rel :,
tives here this week.
Lloyd and Loush Walker are at
Twin Falls, Idaho, looking UP loca-
ton.
]. 3. Jones and wife of Ira, Iowa,
are visiting Mr.. Jones' brother, Rev
w. e. Jones.
Leigh Cramer Of st. Louis visited
his parents the first Of the week.
Mrs NJ E. Galpin Of Ravanna, Mo-,
and Mrs. S. M. Moore of Centerville
visited the first Of the week with Mrs
j. c. Vannoy
Fred M. Johnson is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. D. P. Riley, at Dadesville
Mo.
Miss Sadie Morrison visited at the
nome Of her uncle, Judge H. K. Evans,
in Corydon, Wednesday.
Clifton Shepherd returned to GUM
cy, ILL.,, Monday, where he is student
IN the Gem City Business college.
Nellie Rinker returned home from
Pleasanton, Kansas and Kansas City
Mo-, Monday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-01-23
EDITOR VARpAMAN AND A
PROPOSED MERGER.

The Chicago Inter Ocean comment
ing on the announcement that GOV.
Vardaman of Mississippi, is soon to be-
gin the publication Of newspaper,
holds it to be lamentable that Varda-
man, instead of starting new paper,
does not Join with some of his brother
statesmen at present in the profession
in the publication Of combined up
lift paper. Here is the way the Inter
Ocean puts it:
There should be concentration Of
those ructionary forces which are rep
resented by Governor Vardaman, VIII
liam Jennings Bryan, Tom Watson,
Tom Patterson, Senator Ben Tillman,
Billy Mason and Senator JEFF Davis.
Instead Of each statesman's publish
ing little newspaper here or little
newspaper there, or going into a ready
print monthly here, or holding a ma
jority interest In a daily elsewhere, or
looking forward to the time wnen he
can have some kind of publication of
his own, or waiting until there is a
demand for his memoirs-instead of
all this sort Of thing, how much better
it would be If all those who have a
pain would get together and give us
one high class, low priced publication
which would daily, weekly, or monthly,
as the case might be, contain the
cream of their combined thought on
the questions of the day.
The Inter Ocean holds that the
thing to do Is to get all these states
men-editors of the country together,
have them all get into the greatest
circulation class together, have them
all in the high water advertisement
class together, and then, as usually
happens, have them all disappear to.
gether and forever and ever
But the Inter Ocean asks too much.
Just imagine Ben Tillman, jeff Davis,
Tom Patterson, Tom Watson, Bryan
and Vardaman Jointly editing paper,
Tillman and Vardaman writing double
loaded editorials on the race problem,
Davis bowling for the DEAN of the
trusts-and between .howls calling
loudly for ice water, Patterson call
ing for the recall of Guggenheim from
the senate and the return of Patter.
son, Watson discoursing on the beau.
ties of the populistic creed, and Bryan
well, Bryan would be plugging stead.
tasty and earnestly for Bryan
and the undying principles he
has adopted since the death
of his earlier undying principles.
But with the present inadequate
mechanical equipment OF newspaper
plants the paper could never be print.
ed. The press is not made that. could
print the red hot literary contribu.
tons that would come from this edi
torial sanctum. And if, by any chance
a press were found to do the work,
nothing snort Of asbestos paper could
prevent a confagration when the burn.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-01-23
BLAckHAWk.

Blackha wk.-Protracted meetings
are still In progress at Pleasant fIiII.
conducted by Rev Ed Hastings.
America Sea will arrive today to do
the singing during the meetings.
Miss Nellie Klssinger gave a recep-
ton at her home Sunday evening In
honor of Mrs. Edith Swain. who ex-
poets to leave in the near future for
her new nome in Oklahoma.
Mrs. Clemmie Garner of South OF
tumwa is visiting with relatives at
this place.
B. p. Coop and wife are visiting at
the Robert Caven home
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Elder, Charlie
Brown and family and L. P. Kinsinger
and family visited Sunday at the par
entail William Brown home.
James Smith and Henry Reeves
We're Armorsdale callers Saturday
evening.
Miss Alice Barnes is visiting at the
home OF her uncle, Martin Smith, near
F1oris.
A. Hicks of Unionville was busi-
ness visitor at this place Friday.
Goldie Swain attended services at
this place Monday evening.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-01-23
FARMlNeToN.

F'armington.-Mr. and Mrs Samuel
Merrick entertained about twenty two
invited guests Tuesday evening very
informally An oyster supper was
served during the evening and a. most
enjoyable time was had by those
present.
Miss Amelit Pister was hostess to
the Kensington club Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. S. E. wilkin and baby left
Monday for North English, where her
husband Rev. Wilkin, Is engaged in
evangelistic work.
Mrs. Alice Ruthven Of Fort Madi-
son Is the guest Of her niece, Mrs. e.
S. Kelley.
Judge Anderson Of Abba, who is
Holding court in Keosauqua was a
Pennington visitor Wednesday.
c. w. Sherriok returned Monday
from a visit with his son, A. z. Sher-
rick and family, in st. Louis.
Leon Whitsel Of Boise CITY, Idaho
was the guest Of Pennington friends
Wednesday, Mr.. W1itsel was former
ly a resident of this place, having
graduated from the high school here
and is now practicing law In Boise
City.
E. j. Boyer was an over Sunday
visitor in Fort Madison.
H. L. Morris of Hammond, Ind, ar
rived Tuesday for visit with his
family.
\ The ladies of the Baptist Aid society
will give tea Saturday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. VIM. Martin.