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Evening journal., 1908-10-30
TAFT SAYS
COP. WILL WIN
By United Press Leased Special Wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
ONEIDA. n. Y. oct. sO.-Mr Taft
is urging the voters of northwestern
New York today to cast their ballots
for the straight Republican ticket.
You have a fine state ticket TO sup
port. your Congressional timber is first
class" and he added. Il believe the ma
tional standard bearers are pretty good,
especially Mr.. Sherman, my running
mate"
After discussing the issues Of the
campaign. Mr. Taft said he was GER
tain the. great crowds he was meeting
indicated that the Republican ticket
would sweep into victory with a tre-
mendous vote.
Il am convinced" he said. "the vot-
ers of New York believe the induction
into office OF another Republican ad-
ministration IS a step in the direction
Of encouraging an investment of CAPT
tai and a return TO prosperity. but that
the success of Mr.. Bryan and the DEM
ocratic ticket would mean uncertainty
in the business future"
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
MAN SHOT DEAD
BY A WAITRESS
By United Press Leased Special Wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
MoRGANTOwN, W. Va, oct. 30
John Watts. engineer Of the electric
light plant in the Hotel' MADEIRA. was
shot and instantly killed al 6 O'Clock
this morning by May Madelle. a watt
ress, who afterwards fatally shot her.
self. There is much mystery in the
tragedy.
Watts and Miss Madelle have beer
sweethearts for some time. Watts Is
supposed TO be a married man with
wife and family some place neal
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
RED MEN HONOR
EDWARD MCINTYRE

Edward McIntirc. OF This city has
been reelected Great Chief Of Records
Of the Grand Council Of Delaware. I'M
proved Order of Red Men. the annual
convention Of which was held at Dover
yesterday. Mr.. McInrire has proved
himself an efficient officer and IL is duo
to his efforts that the tribes of this
State owe much Of their growth and
high financial standing. He has serv-
ed in his Office faithfully and is greatly
admired by his fellow members as a
diligent and conscientious worker. The
rc-electon was given MI. McIntire be-
cause Of what he has achieved in the
past as Great Chief of Records
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
DEMOCRATS GET $1,000
FROM DELAWARE

Josiah Marvel a member Of the finance
committee cf the Democratic National
Committee turned over 10 the Nauond
Committee IN New York yes ordny .
check for $1,000. representing contributors
bv Delaware Democrats 20 the campaign
fund OF tie party. Mr.. Navel made the
payment in person and was thanked for
the contribution Mr.. Marvel said that
the Democratic National Committee is
confident on the election OF Mr. Bryan.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
WOMAN SHOT BY MAN
WHO KILLS HIMSELF

GREENFIELD Mass, Oct &c.
Three letters found indicated. the police
believe, that Benjamin e. Gaines and
Harriet e. Wing, whose bodies were
found last night in front of the woman's
boarding house here. had determined to
die together A note left by Gaines,
asking that the woman's parents, Il. 5.
Jones, of Townsend. VT, and Mrs II.
A. Jones, of Langdon, n. H.. be noti-
fed also was found today. The wonl-
ans letters referred to poor health and
"a desire to die because she was 3ail
alone"
Medical Examiner Twitcheil said to-
day that Mrs. Wing could not have shot
herself. The police accept the theory
that Gaines fired three shots into the
woman's breast and then sent bullet
into his own head.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
BRYAN TALKS
OF The TRUSTS

By United Press Leased Special Wire
NAPOLEON, o., oct. 3O-W. J. Bryan
began his last invasion Of Ohio to-day in
Napoleon. where he delivered speech at
tacking the Republican party for its sup
port Of the trusts. Bryan declared that
every indication is that the big 'law-
defying corporations have agreed to sup
port the Republican ticket in return for
promises Of immunity from prosecution II
Judge Taft is elected. Bryan also de-
clared that every Democratic leader in
the state has aAurcd him that the elce-
torsl vote Of Ohio will this year for the
first time, be recorded for the Demo-
cratic candidates for President and
Vice-Prcsident
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
TO MAKE WAR ON
SUNDAY COMICS
Wilmington Sunday School
Union Thinks COIOred Sup
pIementS Are An Evil

Elementary exercises were held at the
afternoon session of the Wilmington City
Sunday school Union :. Scott n. T.
Church yesterday. Professor II. :. Goldey
presided The Rev. r. X. stephenson cons
ductsd tho devotional exer ascs. ? he uniou
decided at this session that
Whereas. The comic supplements arc
cwarhng to INC minds of the young chil-
dren placing before them lov morals. that
the elementary department OF the suns
day school win try to have the evil abol.
isl,ed"
Mrs. Cook. Of SeafoTd; Mrs. Barker.
superintendent Of elementary work in
Sussex, and Mrs. Pierson, Of Brooklyn,
were speakers.
The Need of Teacher Training was
the subject of an address by the Rev.
II. w. Kellogg, pastor Of Grace NJ. j..
Church. at the evening session. George
w. Twitmyer superintendent of
schools. conducted . conference on
teacher training. For Walter Hope,
Of Delaware Avenue Baptist Church.
who could not be present. Miss Anna
T. Lincoln read his paper on What
We Are Doing in Our Training Class"
Miss Alice sheppard. OF West Church.
Miss Alice Morford, Miss A. Mary Cor
rell and the Rev. T. =. Holloway were
other speakers of the evening session
A resolution OF thanks was adopted.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
JUDGE COCHRAN
EXPLAINS CASE
Tells Of How He Made DeCi-
sion in the Case Of Young
Man Defending Mother

II think that it is right for young
man TO defend his mother but there IS
o right way and wrong way to do it,
This was said by Judge Cochran to en-
EVENING JOURNAL. reporter this
morning in discussing the case Of Leo
Turulsls. the young man who was nnca
$40 and costs yesterday In city Court on
charge Of assault and battery
IL was testified that the boys father.
an aged man. had threatened his mother,
and the young man to protect her had in-
terfercd, throwing his father down and
holding him there until he submitted 10
SO to bed Tho judge said that he feared a
wrong impression had been made on ;he
public by the publicity which the case
got and desired 20 correct It. Tie said
that he thought tho young man was not
justified in using the force alleged al
though the young man testified that be
did not use amy smore force than was
necessary to pacify his father who. he
alleged was nnder the influence Of liquor.
Judge Cochran said that hc saw
physicians certificate stating that the
father Adam Turulskl. had severai
bruises about the body. when tho Judge
was reminded that such q certificate had
not been submitted us evidence lac said
that nevertheless hc had taken it into
consideration when imposing sentence.
Now ! do not want anyone to think
that ] am oprosod to "a Young man nro-
tectng Dds rhothcr. hut DO not believe
That This yuuns man should lave used
thc forces which : think ho did use. So
much force DO iact that as said. ino
old man hody was bruised J wish YOU
would say This n print ana thus correct
amy wrong Impression as to how stand
on The matter 7 do NOT want 10 dlscour-'
ase young men Ia defending thoir moil-
crs."
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
TROUBLE
BREWING IN INDIA

OTTAWA, Oct S0.-From informa-
ton which has reached the Canadian
Government, Il Is learned that the
British Government anticipates seri
Gus trouble in lndla in the near future.
and preparations for such am epcntu-
ality are now in active progress.
Major-Gcneral Lake. Inspectors Gem
eral of the Canadian forces. who was
formerly in the Imperial Army. has
been directed by the War Onice tn.
London to proceed immediately 10
India. where he viii serve under Lord
Kitchener.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
MEN BURNED BY
EXPLODING GAS

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
CHICAGO, oct. 80 Three men were
fatally burned To-day n an explosion OF
gas in tunnel on the south sido rho
men were members OF gangs working 10
connect two tunnels between West Pull
man and Chicago. AZ the point whore Tie
tunnels Joined pocket OF g,n had forms
ed The three worimen did not notice IL
when they started TO work there.
one - thom struck piece OF rock with
his ohiscl and the stone emitted a spark.
a terrific explosion followed and an thrcu
men were terHhly burned.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
RIdders Eor staok VOL.

Proposals were opened today at me
Office Of the Touht Light House Dis
rict 10 furnish a smoke stack for the
light station at Cape Henlopcn. The
bidders were as follows;
J.. s Thorn Company, Philadelphia.
50: Merchant and Evans Company.
Philadelphia. 81; Emil schaefer, Phil-
adelphia. Sl7: Wilmington Cornice
Works. Wilmington. S4.75.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
WILL BE NO DEBATE
OF CAMPAIGN ISSUES

II is likely that nothing win be done
regarding the proposal Of L. Irving Han
dy. Democratic candidate for Congress,
that he and William II, Head. the Re
publican candidate FOR. Congress debate
the issues from the same platform. The
candidates have been unable TO agree
upon a time and place Tor debate and Il
is likely that nothing further win be done
and that there will be no debate.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
OFFER SECRETARY WILSON
COLLEGE PRESIDENCY

DENVER. oct. SO.-James Wilson,
Secretary Of Agriculture. It is reported
has been offered the presidency Of the
Colorado Agricultural College at Fort
Collins. and II Is said he will resign to
accept it When asked about the re-
port last night. b. Il. Rockafellow.
president Of the state BOARD Of Agri-
culture. refused % Affirm or dony II.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
Women Begin Campaign Canvas.

A house 10 house canvass was be-
gun this afternoon in the Sixth and
Eighth wards by women representing
the Anti-License Woman's Federation
of which Mrs. T. G. Marks is presi
dent. to ascertain what the sentiment
is there on the liquor question. Cards
were distributed urging the election OF
Lewis F. Cooley. the Democratic and
prohibition. nominee for Legislature in
the Second Representative District.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
Given Masaucrade Party.

A masquerade party was given We'd
nosday night az the home OF Miss Nina
Pusey. No 217 West Fourth street.
Many pieces we're rendered on the
piano by Percy Coca and Frank W.
DeHaven. Many songs were also sang
by De Haven. and Colburi, dehght-
ful time was had. Refreshments weSo
served.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
csIe sweeps Eastern Coast.

BOSTON. oct. S0.-Ports on the New
England coast north of Block Island
are bottled up today by terrific gale
The first report of disaster came from
provincetown. where the fishing
schooner Joseph Cromwell of Boston
went ashore. The captain and IA men
jumped overheard and by q miracle
were cast on the beach unharmed.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
Newark Republicans Held Rally.

Republicans Of Newark held "a rally
last night and We're addressed by sew
eral speakers The principal address
was made by William II. Heald. cam
didate for Congress.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30

The Or. Barnes Electro
Medical Offices. Sl3 Shipley
St. Wilmington. Del. Physi-
clans and surgeons I'm gem
cral diseases. Electrical and
medical specialists. treating
catarrh, deafness and al
nervous. chronic, special and
private diseases OF both
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
crinnaae's Name Not Stricken on

The name OF Clarence Grinnage, col-
ored. OF No. PA Orange street has
not been stricken from the registration
lists. The appeal TO have his name
stricken off was dismissed By Judge
Spruance.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30

For Electors Of President and Vice
President:
GEORGE A. RHOADs.
DIR. JAMES D. WEST.
JOHN R. PRICE.
For Governor;
SIMEON s. PENNEwILL.
For Lieutenant Governor;
RICHARD NJ. COOPER.
For Representative in Congress;
WILLIAM +. HAWKINS.
For Attorney General;
ANDREW c. GRAY.
For Insurance Commissioner:
WILLIAM B. MEGEAR.
For State Treasureri
THOMAS J. GRAY.
For Auditor Of Accounts:
THEODORE F. CLARK.
For Prothonotary:
EDWIN G. SUTTON.
For Clerk Of the PeaceI
FRANK f. HALEY.
For Receiver Of Taxes and County
Treasurer;
i. ELMER PERRY.
For County Comptroller:
THOMAS J. BISCOE.
For Sheriff:
EDMUND A. WEBB.
For Coroner:
WILLIAM E. SHUMAR.
For Senator in The General Assembly,
District Number Two:
JOSEPH DERICKSON.
For Representative in the General
Assembly, District Number Four;
WALTER SILLITOE.
For Levy Court Commissioner,
District Number Two:
MINOR c. SMITH.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
Prepare FOR Parade.

At a meeting last evening Of the
Thomas $. Lewis Colored Republican
club Of Che Seventh ward it was de-
cided that the members dress in dark
clothes. wear high hats and carry canes
in the parade tomorrow evening. The
mem bers Of the club viii meet at the
club rooms IN Orange street at 6
o'clock to prepare for the demonstra-
ton
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
NOMINATIONS.

ANO0AAANA A1AN9s
For Senator in General Assembly;
Dist. No. 4, Darlington Finn.
Dist. No 8, Alexander P. Corbit.
Representatives in General Assembly
Dist. No. !, Oscar c. Welch.
Dist. No. ?. Alfred L. Ainscow.
Dist. No. 3, Arthur w Spruance.
Dist. No. 5, Fred VanGelder.
Dist. No. G, James Comfy, Jr.
Dist. No. Z, Edward G. Bradford, Jr.
Dist. No. s, Charles II. Mcdonald.
Dist. No. o, Robert j. Morrison.
Dist. No. 10, Wallace L. Cannon.
Dist. No. il, Henry c. Ellison.
Dist. No. II, Joseph n. Reeves.
Dist. No. Is, Horatio w. Pharo.
Dist. No. Ia, Joseph c. Hutchison.
Dist. No. Is, Harry S. Woodkeeper.
Levy Court Commissioners;
Dist No. l, Henry W. Perkins.
Dist. No. 3, Isaac c. Elliott.
Dist. No. 4, William Frank Taylor.
Dist. No. 5, Daniel Thompson.
Dist. No. 6, John w. Dayett.
Dist. No. 7, Thomas Lattomus.
Assessors;
Brandywine Hd., Frank P. Ewing.
christiana HID, Robert S. Wood
Mill Creek Hd., Oliver W. Eastburn.
White Clay Creek HID,
Charles P. Wollas.s,
New Castle Hd., James J. Wright.
Pencader Hd., John Sherman Dayett.
Red Lion Hd., Charles 5. Wingate.
st. Georges Hd., George W. Ingram.
Appoquinimink HID, John w. Atwell.
Blackbird Hd., William f. Reynolds.
Inspectors of Election:
Brandywine Hundred.
lst Election Dist, Thomas r. PYLE.
Cd Election Dist, Edward W. Carroll.
Sd Election Dist, George A. Wolf.
Christiana Hundred.
lst Election Dist, Howard F. weldin.
ID Election Dist, Harvey Williams.
Sd Election Dist, Simon Cheney.
4th Election Dist.
Benjamin franklin Dilworth
5th Election Dist, Harry T. Reed.
Mill Creek Hundred
lst Election Dist, George V. Banks.
! ID Election Dist, William c. Miller.
Sd Election Dist. Alban T. Buckingham
White Clay Creek Hundred.
lst Election Dist, Adolph Thomas.
I'd Election Dist, Charles w. Colmery.
Sd Election Dist, Joseph Eastburn.
New Castle Hundred.
lst Election Dist, William Hickman.
Cd Election Dist, Jesse L. Mckay.
Sd Election Dist, John Marshall Burris
eth Election Dist, William II. Pedrick
Pencader Hundred.
Ist Election Dist, Harvey r. Perkins.
I'd Election Dist, Frank w litter.
Kcd Lion Hundred.
lst Election Dist, Harry c. Price.
ID Election Dist, John II. Swartz.
st. Georges Hundred.
lst Election Dist, George E. Rhoades.
2d Election Dist,
Samuel HamptoR Eaton
Sd Election Dist.
Zachary Taylor Bradley
9Th Election Dist, Samuei Edward Levi
Appoquinimink Hundred.
lst Election Dist, William G. Knots.
2d Election Dist, Horace I. Harman.
Blaclkbird Hundred
lst Election Dist, George H. Bradley.
ID Election Dist. Rhesa n. Walton. +,
Evening journal., 1908-10-30

n Electors OF President and VICE
President:
HENRY P. SCOTT.
JACOB E. KIRK.
CHARLES II. SACKETT.
For Governor;
SIMEON S. PENNEW1LL.
For Lieutenant Governor:
JOHN N. MENDINHALL.
For Representative in Congress
WILLIAM II. HEALD.
For Attorney General;
FRANK II. DAVIS.
Tor Insurance Commissioner:
CHARLES II. MAULL.
For State Treasurer;
DAVID o. MOORE.
For Auditor of ACCOUNTS;
THEODORE F. CLARK.
For ProthOnotary:
HERBERT L. RICE.
For Clerk of the Peace:
-
HARRY A. BROWN.
For Receiver of Taxes and County
Treasurer;
ROBERT NJ. BURNS.
For County Comptroller;
PdILEMAiA CHANDLER.
For Sheriff:
CHARLES Fl. LIPPINCOTT.
For Coroner:
THOMAS ]. GAYNOR.
For Senator in the General Assembly
District Number Two;
WALTER RASH.
For Representative Ia the General
Assembly, District Number -Four:
WALTER SILLITOE.
For Levy Court Commissioner
District Number Two:
SAMUEL j. DENNISON.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
SPECIMEN BALLOT


For Electors Of President and Vice
President:
JOHN P. EDWARDS.
CHARLES KEoLIGs ~
W !
JEROME HANDLosER.
For Governors:
ET :
]. FRANK SMITH.
For Lieutenant Governors
PAUL ScHEULER.
For Representative in Congress-;
FRANK A. HOUCK.
For Attorney General,
DAVID L. NAYLoR
For Insurance Commissioner.
JOHN HARDY.
For State Treasurer;
RUDOLPH KOEHLER.
For Auditor of Accounts:
C. HARVEY WAY.
For Prothonotary:
OTHO RONiAGNA.
For Clerk Of the Peace:
B. FRANK SNOwDEN.
For Receiver Of Taxes and County
Treasurer:
EDWARD LEKENS.
For County Comptroller;
CHARLES ROMAGNA.
For Sheriff;
JAMES SPRING.
For Coroner:
WILLIAM SEWER.
For Senator in the General Assembly
District Number Two;
FREDERICK w. BAHRKE.
For Representative in the General
Assembly, District Number Fours
WILLIAM w. CRATHER.
For Levy Court Commissioner,
District Number Two;
CHARLES H. MARX.
The above is a sample ballot 10 b
-oted IN the Fourth Representative
Evening journal., 1908-10-30

dsvs. TO 1e. 10 8. and 10 .. Sundays
4 10 D. m. only. Exam. and med. 81.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30

tor Electors of President and Vice.
President:
WILLIAM A. SCOTT.
JOHN H. JONES.
JOSHUA A. ELLEG0OD. /
>. For Governor:
ROWLAND G. PAYNTER.
For Lieutenant Governors
JAMES THOMAS LOWE.
For Representative in Congress;
LEVIN IRVING HANDY. =
For Attorney General:
81 s
ANDREW @. GRAY. IT,
Tor Insurance Commissioner:
q
WILLIAM B. MEGEAR.
For State Treasurer;
THOMAS ]. GRAY.
For Auditor of Accounts:
WILLIAM PENNEwILL.
For Prothonotary:
a
WILLARD T. SMITH.
For Clerk Of the Peace:
FRANCIS L. SPRINGER.
For Receiver Of Taxes and County
Treasurer;
GEORGE c. MORTON.
For County Comptroller;
CHARLES w. GooDING.
For Sheriff:
JOSEPH S. DUNLAP.
For Coroner;
THOMAS NJ. COLLINS.
Sor Senator in the General Assembly
District Number Two:
THOMAS NJ. MONAGHAN.
For Representative in the General
Assembly, District Number Four:
THOMAS o. COOPER.
For Levy Court Commissioner,
District Number Two:
THOMAS F. McEv1LLY.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30

The above is sample ballot to he
voted in the Fourth Representative
District.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30

The above is a sample ballot to be
'7oted IN the Fourth Representative
District.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-11-13
Fires Gun With Toes.

Dependency and desperation because
he could not break the drink habit caused
H. A. p. Steele. blacksmith at MAMA
nola, TO commit suicide on Monday. He
had been drinking heavily of late and on
the morning of the tragedy told his wife
that was the last time she would ever
see hin. in that condition. Then going to
his shop he removed his shoes and plae-
ing a shot gun under his chin pulled the
trigger with his bare toes and almost
blew off the top of his head.
Deputy Coroner Sprinkler was called,
but the evidence was so conclusive that
he decided an inquest was unnecessary.
Steele had resided in manzanola about
five years. and leaves a wife and three
children to Rrieve over his rash act.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-11-13
Robert LAFAYETTE Adams Dead

Atrophy of the liver caused the death
of r. l. Adams on Monday. Nov. 9. De-
ceased was born near Memphis. Scotland
county, Mo-. Dec. l9. 1856. He was
baptized when II years old and was a
faithful. consistent member OF the Church
of Christ. He was united in marriage to
Miss Ida NJ. BIggs Oct. 3. 1880. and
moved to Pueblo, where he engaged in
the grocery business About 20 years
ago he came to this section Of the Ar
kansas Valley. Deceased leaves wife,
four children. two grand children. an
aged mother. five brothers. one sister and
a host Of relatives and friends to mourn
their loss. Funeral services were held
at the ranch home. one mile southwest OF
Rocky Ford. conducted by Elder J. 3
Jenkins OF La Junta Mr.. Adams was
devoted TO his family. good neighbor
and citizen and honest IN every sense oi
the word.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-11-13
|. R. Fen|ason
BUY rOLBROOK DITCH
Arrange to Form irrigation District
In HolbroOk Valley

A meeting Of the farmers Of the Hol-
brook country was held on Saturday last.
to hear the report Of their committee that
at meeting held several weeks ago had
been appointed to try and negotiate the
purchase Of the Holbrook ditch reservoir.
water rights. etc.
The committee reported that the Hol-
brook estate would dispose Of its holdings
for $4,000. and it was estimated that
$4,000 additional would complete the
new concrete dam that is under way.
The report was favorably received by
the farmers interested and it was agreed
that the ditch and water rights should be
purchased, that an irrigation district be
formed OF the Holbrook Valley. and that
bonds to the amount Of s5oo.ooo be
issued to pay for the ditch and also tc
provide for the buiIoing Of reservoir ir
the mountains.
A committee was appointed and is now
at work securing signers to a petition for
the new irrigation district.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-11-13
Club News.

The Woman's Club met at the home Of
Mrs. A. M. jackson on Saturday after
noon. Nov. z. After the usual routine
Of business was transacted Miss OtwelI
read an original poem depicting the pleas
ure the club had received at the meeting
held at Mrs. Van Buskirk's the Saturday
preceding. The members were highly
pleased and begged Miss otwell to allow
Il to be published, but she steadily rsfus-
cd to Rave II in print. Two papers on
Greatest French Statesmen" Cardinal
Riehelieu and Mazarin. prepared by Miss
Gooeh. were read by Mrs. Wolfe and
Mrs. Blotz. Mrs. Beall was unable to be
present so her paper on Louis XIV" will
be given at some future date. Miss Part
ner read paper on Versailles at this
Period" and Mrs. Jackson closed the pro-
gram by the reading "Juggler Notre
Dame" The parliamentary study on
The Duties Of Members" was most
successfully conducted by Mrs. Mayo and
was Of great interest to everyone
present.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-11-13
Matrimonial Ties.

Several weddings were last week re-
ported to the Enterprise. but were aeei-
dentally left out. Rev. S. c. Green re-
ported the following. at which he ofReiat-
ed:
Oct. 24.-Geo. A. Caruthers and Anna
l. Caruthers. A unique part Of it was
that they had been divorced in Missouri
just one year from the day that they
were REMARKED.
Oct. 2e.-Sidney M. Denton and Violet
|. Robbins Of Grand Valley. Both are
well and favorably known.
Nov. IA. the home of the brides
parents on South Twelfth street, j.
Frank Reddiek Of Norwood. Colo. and
Miss AIDA Lay.
Rev. W. |. Davenport officiated at the
wedding Of Floyd Burehett and Miss
Edna Fleming. which occurred at the
home Of the brides parents. MIR. ano
Mrs. j. c. Fleming. on Nov. 4.