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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22
Directory of Globe Lodges

KNIGHTS PYYHIAs Knights of Pythias, Pnal Lodge No 1l-Meets every Thursday evening in Odd Fellows
 sYI. HEATHER, C. C. Globe Chapter third Tuesday at Odd Fellows Hall. c. s. Van Wsgenen, H. P. P B. Lady, Secretary White Mountain Lodge F. M-Meets first Tuesday Odd Fellows Hal w. A. Smith, w. M. C. T. Martin, Secretary Order of Eastern StaMeets lows Hal Mrs. P B. Lady, Worthy Matron. Mrs. A. Sydnor
 ODD FELLOWS Independent Fellows Eneampment No s-Mee second and fourth Fridays Odd Fellows Hall Carter C. P. Eugene Middleton, Scribe
 lows Han M. Carter, N Eugene Middleton secreary Rebekah Lodge o. Suana 5-Nees second and fourth Mondays Odd Fellows Hall Mrs. Taught N G. Mrs. May Plunkett, Secretary. Benevolent Protective Order of E Globe No 4ssMee first third Fridays, Odd Fellows Hail. Harry Rupkey R. J. Old field, Secretary
 Order of Eagles Globe postponed ,ng until the Miners Union hall completed meeting nights will be tn fourth Fridays every L Hoeye w P; S. E. Lowthan Secretary
 KNIGHTS COLUMBUS Knights Columbus Globe Council No 1158Mees each week, Trust building wm Burke, K; A. A. Alweis Financial Secretary. IMPROVED ORDER OF REDMEN-Tonto 13-Improved Order of Redmen Tuesday night of o'clock at the Trust building Fred W. Simmons sachem Koyie, c. of h.
 MODERN WOoDMEN or AMERICA-Modern woodmen of America, Globe Camp No. 12019-Meets Mondays D. m, Trust building Harry c. Houser, Consul; H. Brown, Secretary
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-22

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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-12-24

Committee on Education presented
the following reports and resolutions;
said reports were accepted and the
resolutions adopted.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-12-24
REPORT
OF the Committee on Education

OF the Committee on Education
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Pierce County:
Your Committee on Education respectfully
cords and vouchers af the County Superinten-
dent of Schools and find that the same are
correct and kept in convenient and business
like manner.
That we also find that the sum of One Hun
bred Forty Dollars heretofore appropriated
for clerk hire, janitor work during the teachers
the diploma examinations and school board
convention, is necessary, and therefore we
recommend that that sum be appropriated
Inasmuch - as we find that the reports of
teachers and town clerks show a substantial
increase in attendance, we recommend that
the system OF PERFECT spd that fS IF
Sixty Dollars be appropriated to purchase
the same foi the ensuing year
Theodore Swanson,
E. J. Fitzgerald,
c. e. Fox,
Committee
Of Committee in Matter of
Guepfer Children
We, the undersigned Committee on Edu-
cation. to which the matter OF granting aid
to the four Guepfer children attending the Eau
Claire Oral Day School for the Deaf. for the
respectfully recommend that the sum of One
Hundred Fifty Dollars be appropriated &c
defray part of such expenses
Theodore Swanson,
e. J. Fitzgerald,
G. E. Fox,
Committee
RESOLUTION
Appropriating Money for Aid of
Guepfer Children
Resolved, that the County Treasurer be
and he hereby is authorized to pay out of the
County Treasury a sum not exceeding One
Hundred Fifty Dollars to defray part of the
expenses of Mary. Joe, Rosie and Katie Guep-
fer, four minor deaf children of the Town OF
Union. in attending the Eau Claire Oral Day
School for the Deaf during the school year
ending June 50, 1909. the bills for such ex-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-12-24

Sup. Fitzgerald moved that schedule
bill No. Is be allowed by the Board.
Motion carried.
Report of committee was on motion
accepted and adopted.
The special committee on the matter
of purchasing an adding machine made
the following report, which was on
motion accepted and adopted.
REPORT
Of Committee on Purchasing Adding
To the Honorable County Board of Super
vsp b Of Pierce s Gounty WIS annont
ed to investigate the advisability of purchas-
ing the Burroughs Adding Machine for use
that we have examined the machine and had
its working fully explained
That we find said machine to be frst-c1ass
in every respect and able to do what is claimed
for it That said machine would doubt
be convenience in many instances but that
your committee feel that the expense of same
the machine at this time, for the amount of
work of that character in the Court House.
Respectfully submitted.
Ed. Lord,
W. C. Condit,
J. A. Martin,
Sup Gilmore moved that the Board
proceed to the election of Poor Agent
in place of o. ]. Hohle, whose term
expires. Sup. Lord moved that 0. ].
Hohle be elected Poor Agent for term
of three years. Motion prevailed.
On motion Board adjourned until
2 o'clock this afternoon.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
Board was called to order at o'clock.
All members answered to roll call.
Minutes read and approved.
The following resolution was offered
by Sup Olson, and on motion accepted
and adopted
RESOLUTION
Authorizing the County Clerk to have
the proceedings of the Board published
in supplement- form, also to have 400
copies printed in pamphlet form.
Resolved, That the County Clerk be and
ings of the County Board printed in supple
ment form and furnished to the several papers
of the County; and also to have two hundred
l2oo) copies of the same printed in pamphlet
~ J.P. Olson.
Sup Fitzgerald presented the follow
ing resolution, and the same was re-
ferred to the Committee on Roads and
Bridges.
RESOLUTION
Appropriating Money to Aid Town of
Ell Paso in Repairing Bridges
Ellsworth, Wis, Nov. nth, 1908.
Whereas, the Town of Ell Paso has built
during the present year new steel bridge
across Rush River, at the village of Ell Paso,
at cost of Three Thousand and Seyenty-Six
Dollars and
Whereas, the County of Pierce has paid
one-half of the estimated costs of the same,
to wit: the of Fifteen Hundred Dollars,
and
Whereas, the said town of Ell Paso has let
contracts for making the approaches to said
bridge, the further sum of Three Hundred
and Ninety-Two Dollars, ($3oa.oo),
Therefore, be it Resolved, that the sum of
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($I5o.ool
be appropriated by said County to aid said
town in making said approaches:
E. J. Fitzgerald.
The Committee on Assessment and
Collection of Illegal Taxes reported as
follows The report was accepted and
the recommendations therein contained
odnrofod
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-12-24

To the Honorable the County Board of
Supervisors of Pierce Count
the Poor Agents respectfully reports as follows:
We have examined the books and vouchers
submitted to US by said Poor Agents and ind
that the correct.
We also find from an examination OF such
books and vouchers that such Poor Agents
have carried out the recommendations made
by the County Board in 1907.
We recommend that all sales OF products
of the Poor Farm and of other material be
made under the direction of said Poor Agents,
and that said Poor Agents have the super
vision of any purchases made for the farm
and such Poor House
That in all cases where purchases OF clothing
in reporting upon such purchases. the names
Of the inmates for which the same are made
be given in each bill rendered
ne also recommend that. as lar g he,ss
be purchased at wholesale or in original paekag
We further find that the report of the keeper
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-12-24
SCHEDULE OF BILLS; GENERAL CLAIMS

o. Of PIERCE
1uA dingcom o and
inst the County
q IS
81
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-12-24

Co. Superintendent of Schools,
Appropriations and. .......... 1000 90
County Judge, 1900 90
We recommend that no changes be made
in the salaries of the several county officers,
Board.
Respectfully submitted this nth day of
Nov, 1908.
Jas. n. Gilmore,
T. W. TAFT
S. Mcdonald
Committee on Salaries.
Committee on Justice and Sheriff's
Claims reported and said reports were
on motion accepted and adopted, as
follows:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-12-24
schedule Of BINS. Justices and sherin's Claims

To the Board Of OIL FieceC County
a set be
a
nth
Jno P.O Olson,
N.
A.
dnng Commute o
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-12-24
REPORT
OF Committee on Purchasing Adding
Machine
F. d. Lord,
W. C. Condit,
J. A. Martin,

Sup. Gilmore moved that the Board
proceed to the election of Poor Agent
in place of o. ]. Hohle, whose term
expires. Sup. Lord moved that 0. J.
Hoh1e be elected Poor Agent for term
of three years. Motion prevailed.
On motion Board adjourned until
o'clock this afternoon.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-12-24
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.

Board was called to order at clock
All members answered to roll call.
Minutes read and approved
The following resolution was offered
by Sup. Olson, and on motion accepted
and adopted.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-12-24

Report of Committee on Salaries
was read and on motion accepted and
adopted.
REPORT
OF Committee on Salaries
To the Honorable the County Board of
Pierce County, Wisconsin,:
Your Committee on Salaries respectfully
report: That they have examined into the
matter and find that the salaries at present
provided for the several county officers are
as follows:
County Clerk, ...................S $1,000 90
County Treasurer, .............. 900 90
District Attorney .............. 500 90
Clerk Of Circuit Court Fees and 800 90
Pegister Of Deeds . Fees
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-12-24
Outside Relief

Respectfully submitted this I2th day of
November, 1908
W. A. Caldwell,
f. A. Severance,
o. j. Hohle,
County Poor Agents.
REPORT
OF Committee Appointed to Settle with
Poor Agents
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-12-24
DtI IOLH, 1900.
W. HI. Guiser,
o. T. Bergseng,
q. II. Giebler,

Committee on Roads and Bridges.
Committee on Equalization was pre-
sented, and the same was on motion of
Sup. Fitzgerald laid over till o'clock
this afternoon.
S. w. Pollard, of the Childrens Home
Society, addressed the Board at this
time, in the interest of said Society.
On motion Board adjourned until q
o'clock this afternoon.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-12-24
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.

Board convened at the hour fixed.
All members answered to roll call.
The minutes of this forenoon session was
read and approved.
Sup. Mcdonald offered the following
resolution, which was on motion accept
ed and adopted.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-12-24
Jno. p. Olson,
L. N. Chicquette,
j. A. Martin,

Auditing Committee.
y Judge filed with the County Clerk since the Annual
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-12-24

of the Poor House is quite full and satisfactory.
We find also that the farm and BUILDINGS
have been kept in good condition during the
past year, and that the inmates have been
Dated Nov. 18th. zoos
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-12-24

To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Pierce County, Wisconsin: The Poor Agents
of said county respectfully submit the following
report for the year ending September 80, 1908
poor during the year as follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-02
BIRTHDAY FETE.
Ispeclal To The Times pispatch.1

KEYsv1LLE VA, March l.-Beeeh-
enbrook. the home of Mr.. Il. r. Priddy,
was the scene of birthday entertain
inent on Friday evening in honor OF
his daughter. Miss Margaret Priddy.
Guests were received by Miss Prid
dy. her sister. Mrs. Moncure, and MISS
Tina Deane Stephenson.
Cards and music were followed by a
dainty COLLATION.. The birthday cake
andJits candles rested on pyramid of
carnations and ferns. and was the
centre OF lively Blowing contest
In which Miss Morton was the leap
year winner.
Among Miss Priddys guests. We're:
Misses Mamie Il. Trigg, of Abingdon,
Va; Susie Brown, of Bristol, Tenn;
Deane Stephenson, OF Georgia.; Marga-
ret Priddy. Lillian Gilmore, Lucy Nor
ton, Blanche Thompson, Elsie Eudailey
Edna Spencer, Ellie Robertson. Bessie
Pettus, Mr.. Moncure, Mrs. Priddy and
Mrs Edward Womack. of Roanoke. Va:
Messrs. Charles b. Markham, Of New
York; w. S. Lockhart, of Durham;
Bruce Harvie. Luther Jeffress. Ralph
Neal and Rush CHM, all of Richmond;
c. G. Crenshaw. of Memphis, Tenn;
ner. w. S. Hammer. Richard Pettus,
Earl Arvin, Leon Faris, p. Fl. Osborne,
j. NJ. McCargo and DR.. f.. I. Gregory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-02
PLAYER AGAIN CHANGES NAME.
Phillies' Shortstop, Once Mack, No
CnllS HimSelf Dnalnn

6 Pr. PHILADELPH1A. PA, March L.
Secretary John Heydler of the Ma
tlonal League has been INDICATED.
When the averages of the Pulliam
players We're issued. Heydler spelled
the Philadelphia shortstop's name
:, and every baseball editor
IN the country substituted an 81" for
the "a" Yesterday the lanky bows
signed contract was received by Pres
ident shettsline. who noticed the sig
nature was "Doolan" Billy conferred
with Secretary Reeves, OF the Phillies.
who told him Mike. since he decided
TO get married, had changed the spellr
ing of his name.
There is another Phillie whose name
IS liable to changes. The locals hard-
hitting left-helder calls himself
"Magee." and Sherwood's brother
writes his signature 'McGee" When
Doolan. late Doolin. was In the Eastern
League. he called himself Mack, =
while Clement, q Philadelphia out
fielder. who played in Pat Powers.s or
ganization figured In the averages and
on thesscore cards as "Oakes." AT Htbp
same time Dr.. Harry Gessler, of the
Boston Americans, was known AZ
"Schultz' ~ $50 50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-02
LEAP YEAR BALL.
rspeeial to The Times. Dispatch. ]

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, March L.
A leap year bail, given at Barnes's
Hall by number of young ladies
Thursday night, was the social event
of the past week here. The hall had
been beautifully decorated in rather
unique style. and presented beautiful
scene. The young ladies themselves
made all the arrangements for the AZ.
fair. and the gentlemen were present
as guests. When german figures were
to be led. however, Messrs. Joseph A.
Massie and Allan d. Jones were called
upon for the duty.
Those attending were: Or. and Mrs.
William Roane Aylett. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence w. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Almon r., Bowen, DR.. and Mrs. b. Ros-
coe Gary, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lode
wick, DR.. and Mrs. +. Delaplane Willis.
and Mrs. I. c. Cornbrooks Mr.: and
Mrs. Loftland. Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. l. n. Jones, Mr.
and Mrs. irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Powell. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Garfield
Rogers; Misses Mary stearnes, Ida
Maud iUhler, jaime Wingo. Edith Mont
gomery, Schultz, Phyllis Edwards, Jar
WIS., Emily Hodges. Nell Lee, Mary
Booker. Bessie Booker, Lucille Cooper.
Metzler. Lily Harrison, Turner and the
Misses Barham: Messrs. Harold h. Nor
ton, Spencer Henley. Fred II. Skinner,
Harry Hammond, Thomas REYNOLDS. J.
we'll Harrison, McCandlish. Dimm. Cod
frey L. Smith, T. NJ. Post. Batten.
Scott. L. S. Alexander, Thomas Rey-
nolds, James Carr Baker, ]. A. Mass!e,
White Winston. Hull. Mcdaniel, W. L..
Wills. Shumate. Jack Tignor, Cecil
lett, Stribling Ballard. John Jones and
DIR. Samuel w. HobSon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-02
LIQUOR MEN GIVE
UP SALOON FIGHT
Norfolk Will Reduce the Number
of Licenses to an Even
Hundred.
I spociol 10 ,,he rtmes-Dlspntoll. |

Il
NORFOLK, VA, March l.--uniess all
reports Tall of matcrializing the spe-
cia Joint committee of Council pre-
pairing n report on the advisability of
the reduction OF the number of saloons
in Norfolk Will report in the aflirma-
tive to the regular meeting of the
Board of Aldermen on Tuesday night.
March 9Th urging the increase OF the
city license to $500 and stricter regula-
lions OF The traffic.
While a meeting of the committee is
scheduled for tomorrow night for the
purpose OF hearing from others regard
ing the proposed reduction of saloons.
1t is declared that the committee ma
jority nave an ordinance md report
ready. advocating the reforms prayed
for by the churches and several bust
ness organizations. 1t is also admitted
that there will be minority report.
But IT. is believed strongly that the
majority report VIII prevail
In fact. It Is declared that the saloon
men, believing that the reduction OF
the number OF saloons is sure to be
recommended and will prevail. are now
working to SAGE as many as possible
and Will complicate matters by en-
deayoring 10 secure a compromise
measure. allowing the licensing OF 125
| There IS considerable politics fgur-
ing In the question. although the advo-
Gates of the reduction have no part In
| this phase of the case. The aim IS to
prevent the question from becoming
| a campaign issue. The anti-adminis-
| tration faction ere said to be afraid Of
| the Issue. believing 1T will be popular
! with this issue against them. they
fear defeat. while they declare tina
once 1t is amicably settled, that the.
will be yictorIol1 at tho polls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-02
RACING AT BENNING
stables Filling Up with sprinters
md Timber-Toppers.

WARRINGTON. March 1.-Bennins
is q lively place these days, ana WISH
To the Washington course would cause
one to think that the racing season
weeks from now. There are plenty OF
horses at the track, but they, are moi
all that will race at this early spring
meeting, for many stables from New
Orleans and California, not 10 speak
of some OF the other Southern and
local tracks. are TO be heard from.
A MURDER of stalls at Benning are
occupied, and there are any number
of applications on file for stable room
1t is safe to say that before the meet
ing begins every inch of stable room
at the track will be occupied.
of attention at the early spring. meet.
ing. There will be any number OF
.timber-toppers" at the course. Among
them are some excellent horses through
the field. One of the latest arrivals
is the stable which belongs to Dion
session the good fencer Follow On
which did not come with the other
horses, but will be shipped later.
Another good performer In this
stable Is Essex, half breed, which
won many races last season. The
race. Others in the stable are Gold
fleur. q winner at Pimlico last fall
Fin McCool and Little Roy. They are
being trained by Preston Price.
Father Bill" DAILY, who believes in
being one of the first to get away
for early racing, is on hand with his
stable, and from all accounts he has
fair string this season to carry his
we'll known colors-red, green cap-ir
the early racing. He has siA
two-year-olds, which spent good part
of the winter at his farm at Hartford
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-02
NAPOLEON ARRESTED
Charged with Killing and Manning His
Roommate.

LOWELL, MASS, March 1.--Joseph
CALHOUN. thirty-seven gears old a
plumbers helper. was found dead in
the shop of his employer to-day with
his head and face covered with cuts
and bruises, his mouth burned as
though an attempt mad been made to
room filled with gas escaping from an
open jet.
A former roommate, Napoleon Rivet.
twenty-six years old. has been ar
rested upon suspicion. Rivet denies
ali knowledge of the probable murder.
and no motive for the crime has thus
far been discovered.
1t was learned that up to last Friday
night Gailloux and Napoleon Riyet
roomed together, but that nothing.
had been seen of Rivet there since
that time. 1t was further learned that
two years ago GaillouX turned over a
$1,000 life insurance policy to Rivet.
The latter is held pending further in
vestigation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-02
ROY KILLED IN ICE BOAT
COLLISION ON ST. LAWRENCE

a collision of ice boats running fifty
miles an hour upon ST.. Lawrence River.
opposite Clayton. Roy o'Brien. aged
eleven years son of Fred O'Brien, a
steamboat engineer at the Thousand
Islands, was killed to-day and his COM
panion, Roswell Sherman. thirteen
years of age was badly injured.
A large ice boat, in command of
Wallace Coppernoll and Howard Kemp.
two young men, struck the small craft,
which the two boys We're sailing.
The occupants of both boats were
thrown out and O'Brien's head struck
the mast, splinterinE his skull.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-02
Il - q
GOOD RECORDS At
BIG Y. NJ. c. A. MEET
Contests Held on Saturday Night
Great Success-More
to Come.
SUMMARY OF THE EVENTS
Basketball Game in Ashland Re
suits in Victory for Rich
lnond Team.
SUMMARY OF THE EVENTS

The second in the series Of four ath-
letic gytnnastic championship meets
was run off in the Y. NJ. G. A. gym
nasium on Saturday night. There were
Ave events, creditablc records being
made In all In the running high Kick
local association record was broken
by II. B. Rufty, who kicked the pan
at eight feet two inches. The third
meet In the series, which Will include
five events different from those ~
the previous contests, IL scheduled for
March 2ist. These meets are stirring
sp great Interest among the young
men, and as there are two to come
the championship" Is still in doubt.
On TgesdagI night foliowing ne
place. AS the Green and Blue are>tiel
for the frat place, and the events on
Tuesday end the contest every mem
Der of the class Is urged to, be on
hand. New teams will be organized
Immediately.
Saturdays. Results.
12o-yard potato race--First, Nice.
ond r.. b. Johnson. 81 4-5' seconds. 3
points: third, w. II. Davis, 2s s-5 sec
onds, points; fourth, J J. Lchten-
Running high kick@-First. II. y. Ruff
Is. feet inches, points; second.
Nice. Thornton, feet II inches. .
points: third. ]. ]. Lichtepstein, feet
10 inches, points; fourth w. +. Dru-
Three exercises on horse form and
difficulty)--Firat. II, n. Rufty. points;
second, p. II. Davis. 8 points; third. 9.
V. Robinson, points; fourth. /. j.
Lichtenstein, point.
Pole vault ffor height)-First. Fl. y.
Rufty. feet 8 inches. . points; second
ID. Lfcbtenstein Jr., s feet inches, 3
points: third. Nice. Thornton, feet.
tr Iirtitangtnin feet
inches. point.
Dips on the paraIlels-First. d. Lich-
tenstein, Jr., q times. 5 points; second
]. j. Licbtenstein, 20 times. poiEts:
third p II. Davis. 16 times..2 points;
fourth. j. n. webber. Is timer, ! point.
Total points made-H. 3. Rufty, 10;
Nice. Thornton, 10; I. ]. Lichtenstein
8; d. Lichtenstein. Jr.. S; p. II. Davis
s: l.. y. Johnson. 3; w. II. Davis. 2: c.
V. Robinson. 2; w. +. Drumeller, L; j.
II. Weber, j.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-02
GOING TO sOuL-MAT
KISS BRINGS HER BACK.

WILKESBARRE. PA, March Ia
parting kiss given to-day by John Wen
ming. OF West Berwick. to his wife. who
was leaving him because she thought
she had discovered the real mate for
her soul. resulted In their reconciliation
They had divided the furniture, Wen
ming had given his wife $500 and they
We're leaving the house, when he asked
for the farewell kiss.
He gave 1t with such fervor that Mrs.
Wenning blushed. stamraered and final
ly declared: II love you best after all.
Shall we go back homer" They did. She
sent her share of the furniture back
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-02

held under the direction OF County SUI
pcrintendent C. G. Paris and Division
Superintendent Thomas. About ffty
attendance. There were many adj
dresses and papers delivered on educa-
tionsl topics A county teachers az az
ISOLATION was formed. which. Is auxil :
following officers. Miss Ellen Bouldin,
superintendent Miss Lucy Watkins,
secretary. Miss Louise NJ. Spencer,
treasurer, President, Misses LIZ
lie Hayes, Mary Hutcheson, Cassie
Waugh, Josie Holt Belle Spencer SAL
lie Noryell.
There were several speakers OF note
and discussions have aroused much
enthuslnsm in educational circles.