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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-07-29
new REFORMS in TURKEY
Turkish Ruler Takes the Re.ns Into
His Own Hands and Restores the
Com ti,ution of 1878 Announce
ment Of His Decision to Convoks a
Pa!ianent Causes Sensation
Throughout the Empire.

Constantinople, 5T f'able.-Stari :
ling as was the sudden dismissal of
Ferid Pasha from the grand vlzier-
ship and the appointment Of Sail
Pasha in his place, this step was as
nothing compared to the senation
created in all quarters by official an
nouncement that the Sultan had de-
eided to convoke parliament.
1t was felt that in view Of the gen.
eral revolt in the army unprecedented
in the history of the Turkish Empire,
some change was inevitable, and that
far reaching measures of reform in
the central government were bound
to be inaugurated. But the drastic ac-
tion Of the Sultan, who took the reins
into his own hands and by the stroke
Of a pen suddenly yielded to the de-
mands of the young Turks and restor-
ed the constitution Of 1876, has taken
the palace clique, the members Of the
diplomatic corps in fact, the entire
population of Constantinople COM
pletely by surprise.
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need STRONG. Navy
President Roosevelt Expresses
His Views
SHoULD HAVE AMPLE DEFENSES
TO 8 Notable Conference of Naval
Officers at Newport the Chief Exc
c1tive Of the United States Sets
Forth His Ideas in Regard to That
Branch of Uncle Sam g Fighting
Equipment.

Newport, R. l., Special.-Pleading
Tor popular support for "arst-class
fighting navy" a navy capable of
seeking out the enemy and hammer
ing him into the quits" President
Roosevelt was the central figure here
in the most notable conference of
American naval officers ever called to-
gether to consult and discuss, in a
broad, general way, the future of
United States battleships. The Presi-
dent spoke publicly for more than
half an hour, and then the conference
went into executive session for one
hour. During this session the Presi-
dent took leading part in the dis
sussion. He argued as layman, he
explained, and did not attempt to give
advice to professional men.
The President said in part:
|. admiral, Mr.. Secretary, Gentle
men: I could not speak 10 you tech
nically. l can speak to my fellow
countrymcn, who are deeply interest
ed in the American navy, but who
sometimes tend to be mislead as to
the kind Of navy we should have and
as 10 what the navy can and ought
to do.
''For instance, there are always
certain numbers of well-meaning,
amiable individuals. coupled with
Others not quite so well meaning, who
advocate merely coast defense navy.
Such advocacy illustrates habit of
mind as old as human nature itself
tho desire at the same time to do
something, and not to do it.
"Eo fighting was ever won yet ex-
ocpt by lifting, and the one unfor-
giveable offense in any man is to hit
soft. That applies to the individual
and it applies to the nation, and to
those vii" advocating coast defense
navy, arc advocating that we shall
adopt as national principle the
principle of hitting soft. hope with
all my heart that never will this ma
tion Of ours hit unles it cannot pos
sibly be helped. But when this nation
does have to go to war, such war will
only be excusable if the nation in
tends to hammer its opponent until
the opponent quits fighting.
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Complaint Against Railroads.

Washington, Special.-Reparation
Of $36 is claimed by John N. Voor-
hees, who conducts commission bus
incss in New York City, on ship
ment OF cabbage from St. Andrew 3
parish, South Carolina, TO New York.
in a complaint filed with the inter
State commerce commission against
the Atlantic Coast Line, the Rich
mcnd. Fredericksburg & Potomac
the PhilaGelphi; Baltimore {; Wash
ington and the Pennsylvania Railroad
Companies.
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Richard Croker to Come Back.

New York, Special.-Richard Crok-
er, one-time boss of Tammany, is to
return to New York this fall, accord
ing to New York World special.
While denying that he would take an
active part in the campaign for Bry-
an, Croker said he hoped the Nebras-
kan would win and thought his
chances good.
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Eight Cadets Are Dismissed.

West Point, N. Y, Special.-Eight
cadets in the United States military
academy here were sent to their
homes as result Of hazing members
of the fourth class. They were VIM.
T. Russell, appointed at large, and
Harry G. Weiter, of Illinois, members
Of the first class; and ByWn @. Jones,
New York; George W. Chase. New
York; VIM. W. Prude, Alabama ;
Isaac Sapulding, Oklahoma; Nm.
Eolle, Virginia, and James A.. Gil
lespie, of Pennsylvania, members of
the third class
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No Privileges For Harry Thaw.

Poughkeeepsie, N. Y, Special
Harry K. Thaw's privileges in the
county jail here have been eurtmled
until he is kept constantly confined in
corridor where there are no other
prisoners. He is United to re-
ceive as visitors only his attorney
and his wife, and is not allowed the
free use of the Jail telephone, which
he had up to a short time ago.
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tho leu.u regiment was struck by
the lightning, and forty men of Com
pany c were badly injured.
The field hospital is full and men
aro lying about the camp waiting for
aid.
The Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation tent, which was filed with
mea and women who had taken
refuge from the storm, was razed to
the ground, but so far as known no
ono was seriously injured.
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LIGHTNING Kills SIX.

Terrific Storm Strikes Encampmeni
of Pennsylvania National Guard ali
Gettysburg-The Dead Members Of
the Militia Score or More In.
jured. z
Gettysburg, Pa, Specials the
result of a terrific electric storm
which passed over the Pennsylvania
national guard encampmenr here it is
reported that at least six troopers
were killed, and two scoRe injured,
some of them seriously, by being
struck by lightning. The known dead
are:
Private Morrison. Ia
Private Barbe. eSs
Unknown Man, Tenth Regiment.
The tent occupied by Governor
Stuart was blown down as were q
number of others. Several friends
were sitting with Governor Stuart
when his tent collapsed, but the party
managed 10 hold the canvas and all
IN, a 4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-07-29
Wants Els Name Changed.

Spartanburg Special.-C. Flourney
a promoter of North and South Caro-
lima, who seversl weeks ago startled
the financial world by stating he had
formed company to organize the
Thermal Iron and Steel Railway COM
pany, with capital of $1,000,000, and
he proposed to build line from Try
/. on to Spa.tanburg, appeared before
Judge Hydrie and asked that his
name be changed to Walter c. Flour
ney, stating his former name had
been injured and he wanted to start
out anew. Flourney, it will be re-
membered, was arrested in GreenviHe
some time ago.
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Desperate Act of Discharged Employe

Ridgefeld Park, N. j., Special
William Posi-, foreman OF the jew
elry department of Tiffany'z, was
shot in the leg and slightly wounded
by a man said to be David Bourguis,
a former employe whom Posi- had dis
charged. Bourguis then committed
suicide. A score of commutators who
were waiting for u train at the time
witnessed the tragedy and panic
wss created when the shots were fir
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q gainst Publicity.

Hot Springs, Special.-Representa-
tive Gaines, chairman of the House
committee on elections, arrived here
for conference with Taft on the
West Virginia campaign came out
squarely against publicity of cam
paign contributions. He said: "While
I will not say such law puts a pre-
n;!m on perjury. I will say 1t puts
veracity at disadvantage.
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JEALOUSY Drove Him to Death

Norfolk, Spec;al.-Jealousy drove
young Claude w Allen, Of Roanoke,
to suicide at his boarding house here
last week. He told his troubles to q
friend before he ended his life. He
saw his sweetheart at Ocean View
with another young man Sunday af-
ternoon. He said she would take no
notice of him at the time. He re-
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Montana Is In Commission.

Norfolk, Special.-The new armor-
ed cruiser Montana was commission
cd at the Norfolk Navy Yard last
week. Capt. Alfred Reynolds is in
command. The Montana will begin
taking on stores at once for her shak-
ing down to Guantanamo, Cuba,
which will occur within the next two
or three weeks. It is expected that
the Montana and her sister ship, the
North Carolina, will form the nucleus
for new armored cryiser division of
the Atlantic feet, and that they will
shortly be joined by the Tennessee and
Washington. now on the Pacific.
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Reunion at Darlington.

Darlington, Special.-A reunion
of the squads of the Darlington
Guards, which won several prizes in
the early COS, was held last week
Among those present were w. Albert
Parrot, R. E. James E. R. Cox, P. J
Boatright, N. R. Harrell, T. H
Rogers, L. M. Norment, Jaw. James
L. G. Mccall, j. D. Gillespie and E
Vaughan. The invited guests were
Mayor C. B. Edwards, Sergt. C. D
Evans, First Lieut.. Glenn. McCul
Tough, Second Lieut.. E. A. Early, o1
the present Darlington Guards. o1
which j. ID. Gillespie is the captain
and e. Earle Thornwell.
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.SOUTH CAROL INA NEWS ITEMS
Occurrences Interest Cleaned From All Secous g the Busy
Pslnr,o State
pharmaeetucia Association in Session

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ASSOClGtluu IL 0ooS2ou
Columbia, Spscial.-The thirty
second annual meeting of The South
Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
was called to-. order here IN the
lutheran Publication House by Pres
i,lent C. A. Milford. Upon roll eall
it was found that there are thirty
one members present at the first ses-
sion, The following answered to their
names: w. E. Atkinson, Anderson ;
P. L. Barr, Anderson; Elwcod, F.
Bell, Spartanburg; W. V. Brocking-
ton, Kinsstree; j. a. Bruins, Ander-
son; Edward S. Burnhain. Charles
ton; A. A. Coleman, Greenvile; ".
A. C. DeLorme, Charleston; w. w.
Dodson, Williamson; g. w. Evans,
Anderson; D., P. Frierson, Charles
ton; ]. P. Glenn, Jr., Liberty; H. T..
Heintsh, Jr., Spartanburg; A., S.
Heyward, Columbia; p. G. Hodges
Greenwood; John NJ. Jordan. Charles
ton; Z. C. Lipscomb, Columbia; O..
A. Matthews, Bennettsrille; Rober!
Mayes, Newberry; C. A. Milford, Alb
beviHe; C. H. McMurray, Abbcville; {;
J, N. Oliver, Orangcburg; R. K. Otis,
Charleston; E. w. Palmer, George
town; Frank M. Smith, Charleston; (;
]. c.. Smith, Anderson; Thomas b.
Smith. Charleston: O. E. Thomas,
Thomas, Columbia; w. G. Tollson,
Spartanburg; Horace L. Wright,
Georgetown; and W. Fl. Zeigler,
Charleston. C. A. Milford, Abbeville,
is president; S. NJ. Craig, Anderson,
vice president; s. C. Williams, Char
lesion, second vice president; Frank
M. Smith, Charleston, secretary and
treasurer; Frank B. Gary, Abbeville,
solicitor; and Huger Sinkler, Charles
ton, assistant solicitor. At the ses-
sion Thursday, Mr.. A. j. Bethea,
private secretary Of Governor Ansel,
delivered an address in behalf of the
State Of South Carolina, Governor
Ansel being out on the campaign.
Alderman F. S. Earle, mayor pro
tenn Of Columbia, welcomed the visi-
tors in behalf of the city of Columbia.
Passed Pharmaceutical Examination
Columbia, Specialize following,
applicants examined by the State
pharmaceutical board successfully
passed: R. B. Dupre, Owings; John
S. Clark, Springfield; R. M. Wilbur,
Charleston; w. r. Sims, Jr., Rock
Hill; w. G. Thomas, Kingstree; w.
C.. Delauncie, Charleston; Bertha R.
Fisher, Charleston; j. II. Austin,
Greenwood; M. R. Matthews, Viii
iamsburg; i III. Chenning, Hender-
Sonyille; w. N. Glynph, Atlanta;
Arthur PIatkin, Branchyille; Eugene
Evan, Jr, Pendleton; w. Mo
Keown, Branchyille; A. 1
Anderson ID. W Brown, Green
M Cs Anderson, Conway 3sszs9
lssssss-..1
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Farmers Oppose Immigration

Columbia, S. c., Specialize State
Farmers Union convention adopted
resolutions opposing immigration to
the South and demanding the aboli-
ton Of the State immigration Depart
ment. Another resolution calls for
the establishment of a State fertilizer
factory to be operated by convict la
Dor. Still another resolution adopt
ed is as follows:
"Resolved, That it is the sense of
this union that our cotton ought to be
compressed at the gins and cotton
baggtng be used on such compressed
bales, and that we ask the national
union to take this matter up and
press it to speedy conclusion"
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Proverbs and Phrasea

Blessed is he who fndeth true
friend.-Bible.
Brave actions never want a trum-
pet.-Spanish.
Crosses are the ladders that reach
to heaven.-French.
Do what you know and you will
know what to 6p.-French.
Don't be afraid of experience. He
is the best teacher.
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Assistant d. S. treasurer Dead.

Washington, Specialization James
F. Meline, for sixteen years past the
Assistant Treasurer of the United
States, died at his home in this city
late Friday afternoon, after long i'll
ness. He was 81 years old and a
native Of Ohio. He will be buried in
the National Cemetery at. Arlington.
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Spoke at Bennettsyille.

Bennettsville, Specialize meet
ing Of the State campaign party was
called to order here last week by
County Chairman j. N. Drake, who
introduced as the first speaker Mr..
Swearingen, who was we'll received
and discussed the educational affairs
of the State. The next speaker was
E. G.. Elmore, who was in favor of
more and b>.ter rural schools.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-07-29
Peoples National Bank.

Clinton, Special-A meeting was
held in the Town Hall last Thursday
ats4 p. m. for the purpose of electing
the officers and directors of the new
bank to be opened soon, known as
"The Peoples National Bank" The
election was as follows: Mr.. B. H..
Boyd, president; Mr.. M. S. Bailey.
vice president; Mr.. R. ]. Copeland,
Jr.. cashier Directors. MasSrs T Fl
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Now Church Plans Accepte

Bishopyille, Special The bn
committee jof the rev Presbyi
church IN Bishopyille have,
careful deliberation, accepted
plans submitted by Messrs. Handy
& Handy, architects, of Columbia,
and will erect the proposed structure
in accordance Herewith. As the draw
ings have not yet been completed it
is impossible to give the details yet,
but it is certain that the new church
will not only be worthy of the sub
lime purpose contemplated, but an
ornament to the town. The design will
have battlement effect. two towers
in front, the one on the northeast
corner GO feet high, that on the south
west rev feet lower, each to be
Is feet square The front entrance
will be through loggia laid in tiles.
supp by three arches of the
Go der of architecture. The
e' Hiding will be of brick, trim
. Vi III stone, and will be beuti-
AM imposing structure. The
tito ium will seat 400.
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Populists and Independents.

St. Louis, Special.-The alliance be-
tween the Independence party, which
holds its convention in Chicago Mon
day, and the remnant of the old Pop
ulist party is in contemplation. Tho
union may depend upon the outcome
of a conference to be held here. NJ.
w. Howard, former Congressman
from Alabama, is coming as an emf
sary of the Independents to treat
with the popuists.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-07-29
Headuusrters Removed to Atlanta.

Macon, Ca, Special.-President ].
F. Hanson, of the Central of Georgia,
will move his headquarters to At
lanta August 1st, having leased a
suite of rooms in the Gambler build
ing. Major Hanson has been :esi-.
dent of Macon for 90 years and has
been identified with many public in-
terests here. His large Office force
will no with him to Atlanta.
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Georgia Baptist College Burns.

La Grange, Ga., Special.-Fire ear
ly SundaE destroyed the main build
ing and college chapel Of the South
ern Female College (Baptist) here.
cntailing q loss estimated at $4,000.
There was no insurance. The South
ern Female College was organized in
1912 and has ranked among the
leading educational institutions of
the South.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-07-29
Constable Kills a Negro.

Chester, Special. = Corner Leckie
was called to Great Falls to hold an
inquest over the remains of Jack
Nesbit, colored, who was shot and
killed Saturday at noon by Mr.. j. M.
Smarr, special constable for the Sou
thern Power Company. The verdict
Of the jury was that. the deceased
came to his death from gunshot
wound in the hands of ]. NJ. Smarr
while in the actual discharge Of his
duty, and that said killing was justi-
fable.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-07-29
summer School for Kingstree.

Kiugstree, Special. /. A summer
School Of two weeks for teachers,
Z under the superintendeney Of Miss
Mary Nance, will commence at the
GRADED school building on Monday,
The 9th. and continne for two weeks.
i large number Of teachers is e1-
I,scfed TO take advantage Of this 90.
prortunity to hear this distinguished
seaeher lecture On her chosen work.
$ Che IS said to be in love with her
ss,ork 20, . and after hearing her one
readily believes it.
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Rain Needed in williamsburg.

Kingstree, Special .-Kingstree and
surrounding county are suffering
from drought. There has been no
rain for the past two weeks and crops
are suffering for it, especially cotton.
The promise of fine crops, however is
good, and unless some accident In
the nature Of cyclone happens there
will be bountiful harvest this fall
The fruit crop through Williamsburg
is bountiful, peaches and melons be-
ing especially abundant.
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Farm Demonstration Work.

Columbia, Special. : Representa-
tives of the office of farm manage
ment of the department of agricul-
ture at Washington are now in Col
umbia getting the cooperative demon
stration work started with the far
mers in South Carolina. The first
work to be established will be on the
farm of Mr.. A. E. Gonzales who has
four hundred acres of land close to
the city, and convenient to the South
ern and Seaboard railroads
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-07-29
Strikers Engage in a Riot.

Bombsy, BY Cable.-The 10000
mill hands who went out on strike
Thursday, started to riot Friady and
a detachment Of British infantry was
called out to put down the disorder.
It was found necessary to fire and as
a result one native was killed and SIX
were wounded. Several members OF
the European and native police forces
sustained injuries. The rioters were
quelled for the moment and dis
narsed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-07-29
New Enterprises for Rockingham

Rockingham, Special = Hardly a
day passes without some new enter
prise bobbing up. Rockingham Ger
tainly has got the right Ego" on it
now. The Rockingham Foundry &
Machine Company has been organiz-
cd and will build g general foundry
and machine works within the course
of q few weeks. The company will
be under the general management of
Mr.. W. A. Biggs. Al experienced
man.
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tuberculosis From Knife Wound.

spartanburg, special.-D. Leonard
aged IA years, the son Of DR.. T. D.
Leonard, who was drowned in pond
at Tucapau several weeks ago, died
Mt the heme Of his mother, at Reid
Vile, as result of a knife wound on
his knee inflicted eight months ago.
The lad accidently cut himself while
handling knife and tuberculosis de-
yeloped, causing his death.
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"Excuse me-" sputtered the victim
to the barber; "but if You intend to
put SO much lather in my mouth |
wish you'd shave me with whipped
cream or mayonnaise dressing.
Judge.
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BOLD MAIL ROBBERY
Car Entered and Route Agent
Bound and Gagged
MUCH MAIL MATTER RIFLLD

Two Desperate Men Board Ulster
Express at Edge of Catsk.ll Noun.
tains, and After Disposing Of Mail
Oerk Peck in an Original Manner,
Loot the Mail Car-Posses are In
Pursuit. Seeking the Robbers in
the Mountains, Where They are
Believed to Have Hiding Place.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-07-29
e. j. NeerB'iss
News Item.

A Western desperate recently shot
himself when he discovered himself
cheating in a game of solitaire
Judge.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-07-29

by the coroner without being opened
] Allen had been employed here as o
| tailor for come time.
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Sane Judgement.

"Do you believe in clubs for
women7" the asked.
"Ugh!" replied the untutored
savage: "clubs heap good for squaws.
No Club take whip. All good. -
Judor
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Her Identity.

Farmer Honk (musingly)-They
say Deacon Klutchpenny's wife was
a paragon before he married her,
and
Mrs. Honk (briskly)-Nothing Of
the kind She was Smith. | knew
the whole family.-Pusk.
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RETIREs FROM coMMoNER,
The Nebrask:an Gives Up Active
Work on His Organ But Will Print
His Speeches, Letters and Other
Mattor 40 IIsual

Lincoln, Ncb., special-William J.
Bryan has retired from active work
on The Commoner. and will no fe
personally responsible for matte :
peqring in it during the present :,
pe,ign. Charles w. Bryan will e
the publisher, and Richard L. Not.
calfe the editor, during the campaign
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An, Me!

"But low could you tell, darling,
that I had never proposed to any
cthe.. g;rl2"
"Eccarsc ycu were not married, :
she muimured rapturopsly and ad-.
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Mems Summer Wear

Come to us for everything that is new and stylish in
wear for Men and Boys We buy only from the
largest manufacturers il the country who know how to
put wearing qualities well style in merchandise
Let us fit vou in pretty Suit Oxfcrds and Hat Have
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-07-29

Some Satisfaction.
1t costs q 10. to live these days,
More than it did of yore;
But when you stop to think CT 1t,
It's worth a whole lot more.
The Jasper news., 1908-02-11
DRAU0HON'S
Practical business College

I'VE also teach by maiD
300 st Louis St., Springfield, Mo-, or
Kansas City, st. Louis, or FIT. Scott.
2.25.1l
The Jasper news., 1908-02-11
:. See Burch's post card offer.
DIAMOND.

Frank Crabtree was seen hauling out
a new buggy the other day.
Landon Dsyringer went to Jasper
with load Of coal Saturday.
Jas. Chapman was visiting in this
neighborhood Saturday.
Mrs. Jake Gather aud Mrs, johnson
we're visiting at Mrs. Frank Woods last
week.
Theo. Mitchell was visiting John
Hartley's the other day and had good
time eating popcorn.
Miss Maud Hartley was visiting her
brother, John, last week.
Miss Nettie Austin is working at MIR,
Mosier's now.
1t is reported that Mr.. Austin is in
bed over his little trouble in town the
other day.