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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-02-27
AS Sure as Fate.

The man or woman who never wrote
limerick is going to have an i'm
portant advantage when it becomes
necessary 10 explain to st. Peter.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-02-27

After wasting their patrimony, it
isn't surprising that foreign counts
should turn to matrimony.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-02-27

Hawaii is baseball mad Why should
it not be? il belongs to the United
States.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-02-27
CAMERON COUNTY PRESS.
Il. II. MULLlN, Editor.
Published Every Thursday
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27
CANADIAN PREM|ER'S
MAJORITY CUT DOWN
Sir Wilfred Laurier Returned
to Power for Five Years, but
Opposition Gains.

OTTAWA. Ont, Oct. 26.-Elections for
the House OF Commons were held today
throughout Canada. or the 22l const!tu-
encies In the Dominion. only two. Rou-
vile, Ont. and South York, Ont. returned
members by acclamatlon In all the
others, with the exception OF five. which
hold their elections later there were con-
tests, The returns show that Sir Wilfrld
Laurler. the present premier who In tho
last house had a majority OF 60, VIII be
returned TO power for another i've years
with a safe although slightly reduced ma
jorty.
French Canadian Quebec remained loyal
most solidly Liberal.
Ontario where tho conservatives ex-
pected TO make their heaviest gains. did
not come up to the oppnsiton's eXpecta-
tions, The returns tonight Indicate an
almost evenly divided membership. COM
pared With thirty-niue Liberals and forty
seven Conservatives in the last house.
The opposition gained slightly In Mani
toba. but the Liberals carried the remain
der of the West with few exceptions,
Nova Scotia, which at the last general
elections In 1904 returned a solid Liberal
phalanX. gives tho Conservative party
several seats.
r, l.. Borden, leader Of the Conserva-
tives, was elected by a substantial ma
jority in Halifax. which rejected him four
years ago All the ministers have been
re-eiectcd with the exception OF William
Templcton OF Victoria, b. c., minister OF
inland revenue, who lost by five votes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27
IMPORTANT MEETING
OF LIFE UNDERWRITERS

At an enthusiastic meeting Of the Utah
Association of Life Underwriters at the
Commercial club Monday evening II was
decided 10 hold regular monthly meet
ings OF the association during the win
ter and devote considerable attention to
matters relating TO legislative enactmonts
In the interests OF life insurance I'm this
state, The meeting was a continuation
Of the meeting held TWO weeks ago. at
which committees were appointed 10 pro-
pose desirable changes In the laws OF the
state In the interest of life insurance
men. About twenty members OF the as
ISOLATION were present md many matters
OF a routine nature were disposed Of.
Lorenzo Jensen MAS elected to fill the
office of first Vice president. left vacant
by the resignation OF l.. II. Storh j.
Fred Anderson was elected 20 al the va
cancy as chairman OF the entertainment
committee caused by tine resignation OF
=. L. Jones. Thomas w. Sloan. the frs,
secretary OF the association some years
ago, now manager 9f the Utah Savings
and Trust company was made an hon
orary member OF the association in recog-
milton Of his past serv.ces to the organ
iZuiip1
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ORGANIZATION PLANS
OF THE CHORAL SOCIETY

Owing to the absence OF NJ. J. Brines,
chairman OF tho committee appointed TO
draw up a set OF bylaws and q consti-
tuition, matters relating TO the final Or
ganization OF the Salt Lake Choral So
ciety, which were to have been consid-
cred at the meeting OF the society Mon
day night were postponed until the next
meeting.
At that time IL is proposed TO omit thu
regular rehearsal, II necessary. and to de-
vote the greater part Of the time to or
ganization. Members OF the committee
are as follows: NJ. J. Brines. Martha
Royle King. Mrs. S. o. Nelden. George
D. Pyper, Z. II. Pierce. c, o, Blakcslce
and Hugh w. Dougall.
1t has been decided to hold the regu-
lar mldwintcr concert of the society on
January Is. Al this time portions OF the
orstorio, Elijah" will be given and
probably n number OF other large choral
selections. An orchestra Will be provided
from a selected body OF the musicians
OF the city and 1t may be possible to Sc
cure the services OF the Salt Lake SYM
phony.
For the rendition OF "Elijah." soprano.
alto and tenor sololsts Will be secured
from this city. although It may be neces-
sorry TO obtain the services of baritone
soloist from the east to render the lead
ing role. At the rehearsal Monday even
Ing a good deal of hard work was done
and II is felt that the choral numbers
will fulfill the highest expectations OF all
music lovers here. Rehearsals hereafter
Will be held at Christenscn's dancing
academy. 137 East First South, Monday
evenings at o'clock.
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Ben T. Lloyd, chairman OF the Delno51
cratic County committee, mas ~
the following address to the Fotei' 20
Salt Lake county;
To the voters OF Salt Lake county, no
on Tuesday November Z. you VIII
called upon to discharge one OF VI, uour
ballots for those whom you "opto a." ~
serve vow as officials In the anaiEs ~ W
government And before deciulhE iD
whom Won shall vote. you VIII no uouoN i
give careful consideration TO thr Psin-
ciples for which the various calulua :,
stand and the results 10 the comihn9!u,ii's
that Will follow their election TO oii, oiiiit1nrs
prevail due TO the fact that the re
publicen party Is split into two hercely
warning factions. each desperately uy
ing TO carry the county at tne aP
nroa ching election. So bitter and de-
termlned has the fight become thhI l,
many Democrats have been eTnor0lleo,
each faction using every means, lair oa M
unfair. In It's frantic appeals 10 ene
Democrats for help. But let ,,, eyery
and those who regard the peace anu "
prosperity of our county as more 70
be desired than factional strife ana re-
lleious bitterness ask what the result
will be II either OF these factions WINS.
The answer is plain. There can oe no
peace II either is successful Inc WiI
will go on with renewed fury, with the
probability that the whole state sooneI one
or later Will become involved Inc
voters OF this state will then be divided
along religious lines into two bitter
factions, which will engage In des-
perate life and death struggle. Peace
will finally come only when one factlon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27
SERYIA STILL REGARDED
AS THE DANGER POI

LONDON, Oct, 26.-The British
ernment has Issued In London and lhrS
the British ambassadors abroad q n
denial OF a rupture In the direct usE,
tions between Austria Hungary ard
key and Great Britain's lnterventioa'
gether with a statement that any q
arrangement satisfactory TO Turkey u
In the opinion OF the British goye,1.
smooth the way toward general =.
ment.
Although there has been no chang.
the actual situation. the tendency e
lomatic activity is toward peace. s,
remains the danger point and the yill
the Servian crown prince TO ST Ps|
burg arouses a certain amount Of 81
hension In the absence OF aciual n
edge as TO whether he Is going 4
matrimonial errand or q diplomats 4
sion to the emperor. or has merely
sent by King Peter TO put an end o'
dangerous agitation.
The prince is accompanied b Il
Pachitch. the Servian premier. and q
interview, while passing through b
Pest. the premier said that ths %
mission was to persuade the Rr4
emperor to intervene against the a.
tion OF Bosnia and Herzegovirt
added that he anticipated good r.
for Scrvia.
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AN ADDRESS TO VOTERS OF COUNTY p
BY DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CHAlRMa.

is completely subjugated
frightful consequences. wi,, sut a
train OF attendant evils n vi thelr
aver:ed BY all Democrats IL De t
standing together and !" THIS a.
party ticket straight. For ,sotlns d
Democratic party occupies nav, united
And unless 4 war continue. Ial gfo'
the comhatants Is completeIyu uatll q,
peace can be established onIy s1alal
them on neutral territory. S6yy Gs'
OF Doth factlons Is the suresi e.w u
est means OF accomplishing ths.a saa q
Democrats. are you ths, '"is -rt5l
to stand together? Does M. nor
victory for our party and p' gieri
cIples, with the result thai your b
normal political conditions peacs
more be established here VIII
more strongly than the fppesl To-
help from your political enan.c euc Qy
tainlys Then do not deser, meg , (
again TO mix In a muddln your y,
wholly TO your adversarles "'aI AZ b;
vision Is your opportunity. s,tihelr
invite all lovers Of peace ara L
der TO join With you In buryjnys sood
an aFaiahche OF votes on Nar,oe!
both the American" and SSss.ai: Ssaaali::
tickets. AS sure as the sun ,Eepuh1
and normal political condii,onnes d
low in tho wake OF such W. s1l|
peclally since William + Tp5elor,
Jesse W. Knight are going olfsa
tidal wave to the White Jom TIDE 3
governors chair. respcctiveIu an1
Citizens, Democrats. ls,'
peace. The certain and onl,, W
securing it In this county is msar1
of the Democratic ticket Ts rus %
all frantic appeals from vona en .:
foes and vote this ticket. succa p9A
assured. BEN IT Igasn
Chairman Democratic County coin. cain.
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TAFT WILL WIND UP
CAMPAIGN IN OHIO

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio, Oct 26.-Tbe
national campaign of = c Republican
party will be closed in this CITY. where
IT IT was opened on September 5. judge
clock next Monday afternoon and y,II
remain! seven hours. leaving for his
home in Cincinnati at II oicock IT.,
VIII deliver two speeches in the even,
ing and in the afternoon viii review :,
parade which will include mareb;na
clubs from radius of one bnndrn5
miles. Other speakers for the afternoon
enu evening are Senator La FoSctte
number OF congressman. "A''
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at 30 Commercial street, be denied n
renewal of their license was recommend
ed fled, as they havc gone out of busi-
ness.
The fire department will get four oS
the additional free telephones to be
furnished by the Bell Telephone com
panv under the new ordinance, Street
home. the city engineer S Office one, and
the pumping station one, Chief Pitt S
request for two was not acted on, as 1t
is the wish of the council to readlust
the system as soon MS possible.
Referred TO Attorney.
The Salisbury company's request for
n refund of SSl for sidewalk construct
cd by the contractor after the building
firm had ordered the work not done,
agreeing to do it itself. was referred to
tho city attorney to determine If the
refund is legal.
w. s. Henderson petition for a
twelve.inch water main on the west
side of Fifth East street, between Sec
ond and Third South, was granted. The
city's cost will be approximately S2lO0
The resolution by which the salary of
T. j., Hansing, clerk of the board of
health is TO be raised from 800 to 500
a month, has disappeared and nobody
knows whence it has gone. Mr.. O'Don-
nell introduced it, presenting it TO the
city recorder. but afterward recalled 1t
to attach his signature to it, and the
resolution has not been seen since by
Mr., O 'Donnell or any one else, 1t ap-
pears.
Mr.. Hall cannot wait until the first
of the year for the auditor s report on
the finances of the city for tho whole
year, but wants a report on the finances
for the first nine months at once, and
his second resolution in four
weeks TO that effect, The resolution
WINS adopted.
Beginning next Monday night the
council will meet at 1880 instead Of
al s O'Clock.
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FALLS UNDER A GAl
AND LOSES HIS N
Frank Pete, a Greek. VI,
With Terrible Accidept
at Garfield. 4

Frank Pete. Greek. 27 ycars cx ,
from the top Of a freight car az c,,s,
and beneath another car with N, T.
that his left leg was so badly 49,,
that 1t had TO be amputated M
between hip and knee.
The accident was similar ia N.
Sunday forenoon. when John Bsu,,2
another Greek, fell from The lon !,
car onto the rails and was run ~
another car, being SO badly cruss,s s
ne died shortly after arriving a,
Marks hospital In this city.
Pete was brought to ST. Marss
pital at 1.i5 o'clock Monday aits,,1
and the leg was amputated soon aif,sI
arrival. Reports from the hospital =
this (Tuesday) morning stated that h
was resting comfortably and had A r
chance Of recovery,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27
SUPREME COURT REJEGE
ANTI-GUGGENHEIM TRL

DENVER. Oct. 26.-By vote q y
the supreme court today, after D
arguments. set aside the order
trict Judge George Allen dlrtet'sE
secretary OF state to place the alue
genheim and Business Mems uts1
the official ballot for the election,
Der 8. and rescinded Judge Ale1s
committing State Secretary T.
O'Connor to Jail for contempt q
The rejected tickets were filed
faction OF the Republican parry g.
In the leadership OF United states ?
Simon GugGenhelm.
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JESSE WILL KNIGHT
ISSUES AN ADDRESS
Continued from Page One.

those rendering menial political service.
No Necessity for Strife.
see no necessity for the unusual strife
and contentious such as arc afflictng the
state. There are. In my opinion, but few
il any, who desire its continuance. When
the cause Is removed. the nuisance VIII
be abated. A complete remedy. in my
humble Judgment. Is the election OF the
the state Then we shall have peace.
and with peace, prosperity VIII follow,
and Utah will shine as the brightest gem
in the galaxy of states.
| plead with the people OF Utah for this
result, I plead as a Utah boy who loves
his native state and one whose heart and
hand are with them, and who sincerely
wishes for them u greater measure OF
prosperity, more tranquility OF thought,
and greater purity OF political action
lifting. both In civil and religious affairs.
do not plead for these things as poll
ucian, for | am not poutician. In the
ordinary acceptation OF The term l have
never sought political office. and never
expect TO. l believe In the old adage that
"the office should seek the man" Had
should have been a candidate. Every
consideration OF business and personal
choice would have left me in the ranks
as j private citizen. and as such there
working with my father and those asso-
ciated with us In developing the hidden
resources locked in our mountain ranges.
so that nature treasures might be
made to flow In the channels OF COM
merce. thereby furnishing work to those
who toll and TO enrich the state and make
happy homes-to benefit those who need
Ito assist In easing the burdens of life.
In the hope that the people Of our beloved
state might be made more happy. peace
loving, Industrious. moral and patriotic.
With sincere feeling OF gratitude for
the many expressions OF good will al
ready received from multudes OF people.
and deeply sensible OF the great honor
al, a, cI ti.,Il
which will follow my election, / am, yours
truly, JESSE WILLIAM KNIGHT,
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Death of Wells Clark.

Word WAS received in Salt Lake City
Monday TO the effect that Wells Clark.
30 years old and formerly OF SANDY.
Utah. had died from stoma ch trouble In
Friday at Long Beach. Cal. Mr.. Clark
was one OF the first Gentiles 10 come 10
It1h and played Il prominent part IN the
old Liberal fight lie IL survived by n
widow and two sons. Philip r. and Nnrl.
y. Clark, Tie former IS manager OF the
Tiutic Mercantile company. while the
latter resides In Long Beach. His flu
neral occurred S,onday.
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RECEIVER APPOINTED
FOR EGG-0-SEE COMPANY

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Oct. 26.-Clr-
cult Judge North today appointed John
Z. Iinihan receiver for the Egg o. See
company, which was organized here as
the Battle Creek Food company Re-
ceiver Lnihnn furnished 5000 600 bonds.
AS the company was organized under the
laws of Michigan, 1t Is understood that
the legal proceedings will center in the
circuit court OF this county. while there
viii be ancillary proceedings at Quincy,
Ill, and Buffalo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27
Heavy Registration.

BUTTE. Mont. Oct GA Alas
patch from Billings. Mont. sIa'S5,
$500 voters have registered N y
stone county. the greatest Eunps
history. For the city an incfea.s
is shown. The total for the onugs
tricts Is twice as large as u W.
wears ago.
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Be sure that you register today.
Unless you are registered you can
not vote. There arc only two more
days for registration, today and tomor-
row. SEQ that your name is on tho list.
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Given Ninety DAVIS,

c. C. Baldwin, 10 years old. who was
arrested a few days ago charged with
forgery. was arragncd before Justice OF
the Peace Dana T. Smith Monday morn
Ing. The defendant pleaded guilty. and was
sentenced 10 ninety days In the county
TAIL,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27
M. and M. Directors Meet

Matters OF routine business ~ y,
the board OF directors OF the asan' 'ss
ers' and Merchants assoclauo" n
regular semi-monthly meeuns
night at the Chamber OF Conli's,ss-. ~
report OF the president and tno ~
who had recently made a trip ,,n, ~
In the interests OF the aSsoc. -
received and IL was decldeo "
campaign for Utah made sooos.
ly as possible, II is the ln.enh,
officers TO enlarge the ncIhoeisnntsst
association by taking IN n,a"-
and merchants from all the "
cities of the state.
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Be sure that You registeI.
Unless you are reglsteEeu ~
not vote. There are only vi
days for registration, today and
row. See that your name Is o"s
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Tribune Wan. Ads.

ReN phone Sci Ind phone 3Go.34s
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auction block for the sale OF office TO
those rendering menial political service,
No Necessity for Strife.
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Mr. Bryan stepped 10 the platform rail
without introduction and waited for the
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-05-15
Continued from First page.
TOME ATHLETIC MEET.

$50 Yards Run-Won by Walton, Phila. C. II. s.;
second. coulbourne. Phila. O. H. third, Fulton
fillmore City College. Time, 2 O6 20.
220 Yards Dash Rural Dlstrict)-F Final heat
won by Kemp. Franklin s.; second. George, C.
Co. Fl. 8: third, Hoffman, franklin H. 8. Time,
% 4-5 seconds.
go Yards Dash. Junior (Final Heat)-won by
Tucker. De Lancey; second. Wharton, Episcopal
Academy; third. Patterson, Baltimore City Co..
lege. Time, % 20 seconds. Breaks record J Is,
22O Yards Hurdles final Heat)--won by Riddle,
Brown Preparatory; second, Leverington, Balti.
more City Colleges third, Hagy, Phila. c. H. s.
Time, 2S 3-5 seconds.
200 Yards Dash tFinal Heat)-won by Dick,
Washington G. H. s.. second, Hobson, Phila. c.
H. s.; third, Carter, Washington c. h. s. Time.
% 4-5 seconds.
FIELD EVENTS.
Pole Vault-Won by Thrall. Mckinley II.
second, Phipps. Brown Preparatory; third. Fet-
terolf, Penn Charter. Height, 10 feet inches.
Shot Put-Won by Canister, Loyola H. s.; second,
Wise. Tome; third, Tweedy, Washington G. H. s.
Distance, AZ feet inches.
High Jump-Won by Burdick, Penn Charter;
second, Keay, Penn Charter; third. Fetterolf,
Penn Charter. Height. 5 feet 81 inches.
Broad Jump-Won by Martin, Ba timore City
College; second, Wise, Tome; third. Fetterolf,
Penn Charter. Distance, % feet 81 in. Breaks
record.
Hammer Throw-Wo by Wise, Tome second
Canister, Loyola H. s.; third, Towne, Tome
Distance. I49 feet inches
Judges Referee, DR.. George Orion. Starter
Mr.. Bascom Johnson. Timers, Mr.. Charles Pyrah
Mr.. W. H. Foley, Mr.. C. Worthington. Mr.. w. c.
Thacker Clerk of Course, Mr.. John French
Announcer. Mr.. Frank Benson.
The points scored by the schools were as fol.
lows Washington c. H. s.. 2315. Philadelphia
Central High School, 10; Tome Institute, 1884,;
Penn Charter, l414; Brown Preparatory, 121a;
Baltimore City College, 121155 DE Lancey, 10.
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CALVERT.

Several from around Calvert are suffer.
ing with a cold as souvenir of the
inject" at ]. T. I. last Saturday.
Miss Edna Reisler has not been well
for over week, but we hope she will
soon improve.
Miss Louise Marin spent few days
recently in New York.
Miss Mabel Mearus is home from 9
visit with Philadelphia and Glensids
friends.
Rev.. H. Mitchell gave an excellen,
sermon last Sabbath afternoon on 'The
Sins of the Tongue
Calvert Epworth League reorganized
this week with the following officers:
Pres, Wm. L. McClintock; rst v. p,
Mrs. J. L. Reisler; v. p. Iva c.
Mearns; 8 v. p, Mrs Rachel Foster; 4th
v. Pr, Margaret Johnson; secretary, Iva
c. Mearns; treasurer. John S. Reisler
organist. Lucy M. Yerkes; Supt. of Jr.
League, Edna Reisler.
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WEST NOTTINGHAM.

Miss Alkaline Hasson, of Baltimore. il
the guest Of Mrs. Fannie Crothers
Brinton Gamble. who had a stroke
about two weeks ago, is not much inn
proved.
Frank Foster. who was confined to his
home with very severe cold for week.
has been able to return. to his duties in
Philadelphia.
Miss Carrie Wier was an over. Sunday
visitor with Miss Lizzie Briscoe.
Mark Balderstou is taking a posi-
graduate course at Westtown school pre-.
paratory to entering Haverford college in
the fall.
Mrs. Lawson Love took her son Law.
son to the hospital in Philadelphia last
week ffor an operation which was sue.
cessfully done last Monday.
Mr.. J. J.~Hauna and bride are visiting
the home of the latter's parents. neai
Manchester.
Do not forget the prize contest in elo.
cution at West Nottingham this evening.
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PENNINGTON.

Miss Lucy Brickley is spending few
days at home.
Louis Jones lost his horse last week
which had been sick but short time.
Stanley Mcvey's driver has also been
sick but is recovering.
A box social will be held at Franklin
school next Thursday evening. May 81.
Frank Tomlinson is suffering with
pneumonia but is improving.
Most of the farmers in this locality
have finished planting corn, it having
been splendid weather for that work this
week.
The warmest day of the year on
Wednesday. when the Mercury climbed
to 600 in the shade.
There are indications of good crop OF
hay in this vicinity this harvest, as the
grass has made an excellent start and is
very thick on the ground. The wheat
also looks well.
Mrs, Lizzie Phillips of Oxford, was the
guest of her brother, Chas. E. johnson,
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Adnie Wells and little daughter,
Gertrude, of Lancaster county, visited
friends in this vicinity several days the
past week.
Ernest D. Kirk was Philada. visitor
from Saturday until Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Gray and wife Of Hopewell
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. R. G.
Terry Tuesday afternoon and evening
The Ladies Aid Society of Ebeuezer M.
r. Church met with Mrs. Mary L. Brick
ely and Mrs. Jennie E. Dennison at their
home here last Saturday afternoon when
business of importance was transacted.