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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-12-11
Comes to Kendrick

We learn that X. H. Porter, man.
ager of the Potlatch Telephone Co.,
has purchased the residence of G. w.
SupPiger on the hill and the first Of
the year will make his home in Kend-
rick. Mr.. Porter has also purchased
the insurance business of Mr. Suppiger
and will handle the same in conjunct
ion With his management of the phone
lines.
We are glad to welcome Mr.. Porter
aud wife among us and know they will
receive the glad hand of the people
of the community. This is the natural
central or exchange for the phone
system and Mrs. Porter, who is an
artist Of some ncte, can persue ner art
to as great advantage here as in OUT
neighboring town of Juliaetta.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-12-11
Absolutely Freel

To every owner OF a Disc Phonograph Or Talking
Machine that will call at my store will give FREE
package of Needles for Until December 25th.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-12-11
For Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum

The intense itching characteristic
OF these ailments is almost instantly
allayed by Chamberlain's Salve.
Many severe cases have been cured
by it For sale by Kendriek Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02
Who's JOLLY?

Hurrah for the Original Ala
mosa Cowboy band. Thru the
reputation of Band Master Sinclair
the Alamosa band has been en-
gagged to furnish music IN the con-
vention hall at the democratic con-
vention in Denver IN July. The
band will consist of fifty musicians
and will be one of the greatest ad-
vertisements that Alamosa ever
hud.-COurier.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02
Bed Attack Of Dysentery Cured.

IAN honored citizen OF this town was
suffering from severe attack Of dyson
terry. He told friend il he could OBJ
tain bottle OF Chamberlains Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, he felt
confident OF being cured, he having used
this remedy in the West. He was told
that | kept it in stock and lost no time
in obtaining it, and WAS promptly cured"
says NJ. j. Leach, druggist, of Wolcott.
Vt. For sale by all druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02
FOR 8ALR

Best quality grain hay (bslel),
bald barley, very leafy. grown un-
irrigated. Maul's Eureka potatoes.
Also man with team wanted to do
plowing near town.
&. G. GRAYBILL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

We have large supply N rid.
white snd yellow onion ssis. Sci.
sct your sss.,is early while the
stock 10 complete. II in doubt We
will advise you what 10 plant.
Exchange Grocery.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

j 0al1eo00oo0sO IoGk.
1.-The luokisst day d ~ LIE was whso
I bought hog d Rucklsns Arnica
Nalve," writes Chas:rs =. Budaho. II
Tracy. Califosnis. Two Nc boses
cussd ne d annoying cass q itsAiag
piles, which bad troubled NJ sos jean
aud thsa yielded 70 10 other trsesoset."
Bold under guarantee At Fuller Dsng
CO.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02
.Da. RosERTs. ADDRESS

The address Of Frank b. II.
Roberts PHI. D. before the High
school students last Thursday was
Of q high order and of unusual
character. 1t was talk on things
practical to the students.
As a basis of his remarks he
used five chapel talks gwen before
the students Of Denver University
BY men of standing. Health, by
DR.. F. G. Buchtel, Religion by
Rev. William Organ, Manners
by Miss McFarlane, Business by
Mr.. Wiley and Politics by X. j.
Bardwell.
DR.. Roberts address in sub
stance was as follows: In regard
to DR.. Buchtels talk on health he
mentioned two things as neces-
sary, proper clothing for the young
ladies and the total abstinence
from tobacco for the young gen
tlemen. A laborer might do his
work properly and use tobacco,
but in the higher callings of life
efficient work was impossible to a
tobacco user. Luther Burbank
Mound on examination that
could not graft trees prop
erly and hence employs no one
who uses tobacco.
The address on religion was
strong and able presentation of
the necessity of a religious life.
In manners we were winning or
losing. The common courtesies
count a great deal: some concrete
examples emphasized this truth.
Politics is field worthy of any
young man. He drew the distinc-
ton between the term idea and
the life idea. Graft has shown its
head when men have thought of
their political career M term of
Office and on the other hand men
have served their country best
when they have given themselves
to life OF political effort.
The Doctor dwelt longest on
business. Time is money to bus
iness man. Good company 10
necessary to the development Of
character and the highest efficiency
in after life. Something ID necee-
sssy to spur M on. and an adapt-
ability to extricate ones sek from
unlavoeable conditions.
The address left . dssp impress
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02
The Reading Standard
Motor Cycle

Was the first and only motor
cycle that has ever climbed Pixies
Peak.
That ought to convince anyone
of its reliability and STAYING quail
ties. ! also have Thomas Flyer
second hand. that has been re.
modelled with new 1908 equipment
at 500. G. b STuTsMAN.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02
HOG INDUSTRY

by DR.. Pink Howard. Veterinarian
This week wish to make few
statements regarding the peas
Peas contain large portion of
carbohy drates and are fat produc-
ing. therefore make an excellent
food for fatteuiug. An exclusive
diet of peas for pigs and fatteu,ne
hogs v fine, but sOws that are with
pigs should have . mixed diet, or
30 days before farrowisg should
b takse q ~ pea GsIds asd fed
90 bras ssd givse pure watsr, aud
49, soe- 1oWa ~ rats0a until The
sows apparently ars poor asd hun
9ry oil Tie uo& Keep them away
from from pa Asjds uatil Tie psgs
are thrss weeks Old asd tAsa bagia
spar,sglv ssd cd gtssa diet If
possible. y sot, still fssd come
hssU.
The same esa b cad - regard
70 sbssp although ~ ewes will
fare bettee thas IL COWS whso
allowed 70 ras a. psaa
Oas oas sortA a tows ssksd
~ ~ otAse day Why 4 W. -
Iost % oasv Pig b ~ speiag
ssd bed sxesllses rssa)es = ~
fsll. I wet 70 Ais place - Sosod
- he'd hss sows o. psas 81 W1oese
ssd shut thsa Up osly . ~ davs
'<fors farrow,ag asd tAsy we're =
fat ~ q fattessag bog shoula b II
butehse,s9 tiaDe aad - wes ICED.
lag oil they could saa ssd had losa
seariv oil his rig, be said. from
|aa infectious d,ssose.
l gave bin closs dirsotsoss to
shut all feed from hss other sows
except n handful or % morsisG
add night. He reports ssasly two
weeks later that hs has uot luse .
pig ssnce and It " my npinsoa that
more pigs are ,sing lost this spsios
by letting the s0ws run 40 psas
aod bscome toO fat to farrow ard
have success (as the diarrh0oa u
caused by the fsvsrish sow) tbau
have bcea destroyed By my 10.
Ssclious d,ssass. sltho I doe't
want to be misunderstood - Nv.
ing there u 10 infectious dlsesaa
hsre. There b, asd 70 sosop Il
out TIE most djigset qasrrasssss
should b oasr,sd cat witA tAoeu
dissafsct,ax Of I'll dissassd peso.
inss
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

Abe Chase returned from
Pueblo Friday morning where he
went Wednesday night with n
shipment of four cars of hogs.
He says the market is steady.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

The Cleveland Leader says. Sec
rotary Taft is of the typer of born
rulers and leaders who rise to every
emergency so easily and simply
that they aImos, hide their own
,Ower.'
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

8ummer Excursion Rates.
The Colorado 4 Southern Mn.
nounccs that its Sunday and other
summer excursion rates will open
Nav 18th.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

One span heavy work horses,
also on gentle buggy horse.
=. v. 8. WooDs.
Monte Visa
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

d.. n. H. Deacon drove over
from Monte Vista in his high
power roundabout, Tuesday after.
noon, and spent q couple II days
doctoring the sick horsss in this
vicinity. La Jara Chs0aicle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02
jolly, Jolly, who's Jollyl

DR.. l. r. Bergin Of Delta ooun-
ty who is town says Nick Powell,
formerly of Monte Vista, has a
splendid fruit farm at hotchkiss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

''ln February our daughter had tho
whooping cough. NJ. Lane, Of Hart
land recommended Chamhsslain's Cough
Remedy and said II gave his customers
the hsst Of satisfaction. We found
It ~ he had said. and can rscom-
mend ii 70 anyone having children
troubled with whoopinx cough" says
Ms. A. Goss, ~ Durand. Mich. For
sale by all druggists
Sssd time 10 now here. The
harvest depends on the SID you
plant, cnmbined With your own
efforts in cultivation.
Exchange Grocery.
WANrED:-To take yoar orders
Tor vail paper. Leave word Il n.
L. Brady's store aod l will b.
pleased TO call u your hose add
show you my line Of samplss.
l. l.. BAlan.
Painter aud Psper Hanger.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

The committee appointed Ia
select uniform text books for the
county Recommend the following:
Rand 4 AcNally's Lights to Lit
seatars." tresder), Rand 4 Me-
Nally's Holton Primer, Fry's New
Biographies, (Ginn). Hyls's Two
Book Language Series. Heath.
Ovsston's Psychologists "A. b. c.,
4oatgosnery's U. 8. Histories.
(0inn) Townssn.i's Shorter Cpursa
in Civil Government, "a. b. c.
Natarai Spellsr 4 Wswl Book.
"a. b. e.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

Is. q. Stewart. . merchant Of Cedar
Wow, Miaa., saws: II tell my customers
whom they buy box Of In. Kings New
Late Pills thev set the worth os that
much gold in weight, II AFFECTED with
constipation. malaria or biliousoss..
Sold under guarantee at Fuller Drug %.
IT, -
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

Formaldshyde prevents scab
On Potatoes.
Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02
FOR THE DRESSING TABLE

Novelties for tokens of love and
friendship will DO found in great
and artistic variety in our up-to-
date stock. Presents for brides,
and love offerings in gold and
silver will be found in rich and
unique designs, and in the latest
fads, in our superb stock.
w. H. POOLE
Matchmaker and Jswsler.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

A telegram was received here
Wednesday saying JEFF Smith was
very sick at Kansas City and his
sister, Sarah, left here Thursday
night to care for him.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

Cho,c. sssd potatoes, field and
garden seetls. Hse 81 IN another
column. Z r. Newton.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

We have . lsrke eeppay q
"Weeessa Garden Ssads~ IL bulk
esd iu pockages. Thess eeods are
especially collected BY - for this
valley. Exchange GREGORY.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02
Tho ovess1's Best Ooooes,

b ~ sotiPsly ire from dtssass. On the
higA slevatioos isvsss prevail, vAils On
~ loWss levels malaria IN socouaeseed
- gsoeess q len extent. ascending 10
aDelssds. 10 ovssoome cHoees aztec.
tieas, lassituds. malaria. jaeedics. hil.
tossssaA osvss snd axur, ssA osassal -.
6tnty. ~ asst elective rsos1y b eisc.
NJ BltassA Ne great alessaelvs end
b1eod pssi0ss; TIE Ghtkioes ~ every
SosD q bo1ily wsaknass. aesvouspsss,
81 ioso0aia. Hold under guarantee st
eu1les Drug O.. Prise h0c.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

U06DD Wo0eoDs
We have many cuseosnsrs for
Improved larmA and cultivated
lesds 10 ~ 6aa L,,is valley. We
ron sxears3oos every tWo weeks
fro0 Hssesags. Nebraska, ssd II
yoa heve lasds for sale. write W.
giving dssersptIoe, prios aad terms.
CokNEIluo 4 Co
Hssaiuga. 0ebraska.
For busa - said spS0 Cesohss.
1eso6 0olva. Il vill sliay ~ pais u.
0sse iaGlaat1 sad quickly heel ~ ie-
jsssd pesss. Pa nls BY ~ dssosis>s.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

announced his candidacy for the
Governorsh;p of Colorado.
Sh,rtwaists, hats, belts, etc :,
stamped for embroidery ut Mrs.
Nell Goh's Washington St. and
4th Ave.
QUARTERLY MEETING
The third quarterly meeting of
the Methodist Episcopal church
meets this week. Service and
Quarterly Conference Saturday
evening. Sabbath morning in CON
nection with the usual service will
occur the Sacrament Of the Lord's
supper. Rev. N. H. Lee d. d.
will be present.
The Gates and Gilbreath cattle,
1900 in number, passed through
Monday en- route to summer range
90 Clear creek, add the Hodges
Wood cattle of 'Alamosa. 500 IN
number, we're taken through town
Friday from the Blanca farm.
norah Of Alamosa, 10 the summer
range At Wagon WHEEL Gap
Del Norte Prospector.
Lew Rsses west sad seeshwest.
Bcglan,n9 June lat and until
September 18th. the Colorado &
Southern will cell tickets to Utah,
Waahiaetoo, Ariu,ns. Oregon and
California 1t extremely INV rates
for round trip.
7 E FIsusk,
General Passenger Agsat. Denver
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

Your baby buggy will b good
- nv n YOU have L equipped
WttA oow rubber tirea Ut
HTvrsuAn's
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

The members of ''6ingh. Bsxs-
.dn.~~'' ssri.ty and n Large number
n friends NOT M fortunate, weir,
royalty entertained nj the hume. N
Mr.. and Mn Y. &. t~xh. last Fri
day night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

J. Lahroy SIushsr mede bust
49, trip ~ Crssds Friday and on
~ rstsrn will ~ ~ New Mexico
- ~ gone few days.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

Mn. Robert Kerry AMI four
children left Thursday night on n
visit with her folks ut Hastings,
Nebraska. and especially ~ attend
the webbing ~ her sister. 6r~c'
nayuyws.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02

Mrs. &. l.. Cornville was at the
train Friday morning to meet her
mother, Mrs. s. +. Henry, and her
brother, G. r. Henry, and wife, of
Northern Michigan, who are COM
ing here on visit. The party
missed the train and consequently
did not arrive.
DIR. r. w. Cary writes from
Galveston, Texas. that he will be
home next Wednesday or Thurs
day. He sends us photo of the
sea wall three miles long, l6 feet
at the base and II feet high, built
of solid masonry, and says Gal
weston is a beautiful place and
has much to see considering the
size of the city.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-02
Exchange Grocery.

Painter aud Psper Hanger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-26
FAIRFIELD.
Fairfield Boy Takes Bride
at Pennington.
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Will
Go 10 Pitistie|d Today.
Narrow Escape Of WeII.known
Young Man In kennebee.

A pretty home wedding occurred
Wednesday afternoon at Pennington
when Miss Nellie Bixby Titcomb
daughter of the late b. NJ. Titcomb
was united in marriage to Charles
Morrill, Williams of Fairfield
AT 5 O'Clock the bridal party entered
the parlor which was beautifully dec
Grated for the occasion, and stood be-
fore a background Of green and white
Rev. M. Clapp of the Congregational
church, the single ring service being
used. The bride was beautifully gown
ed in white, with lace trimmings. She
wore a star and crescent of pearls at
the corsage and carried bridal roses
Miss Flora Titcornb, a cousin of the
bride, acted as maid of honor, wearing
pale yellow and carrying Daybreak
pinks. The groom was attended by his
brother. Percy Fuller Williams, Of
West Newton, Mass.
The house was beautifully decorated
with color effects, with wild and cut
flowers, the hall being in pink and
green, the reception room with yellow
roses, butter cups, yellow peoples and
ferns, the dining room, where the we'd
ding lunch was served being arranged
in q pink and white effect.
The BRIDE was graduated from Farm
ington Normal School in the Glass of
'05 and is very popular in social cir
cles. The groom is the son of Mr.. and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-26
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Lewis Williams, 5S years old, who
runs a grocery store at South Wind
ham attempted to commit suicide
Thursday by cutting his throat with
knife. Worry over business matters
is the reason given for the act The
mans self inflicted injuries are not
serious and he will recover.
A man about so years of age. sup
posed to be a Greek and hailing either
from New York or Bangor. the hotel
men being unable to read the mans
writing on the register. was found III
his room at the Jefferson hotel in Port
land at $50 A. NJ. Thursday, uncon-
scious and partially asphyXiated.
The store of B. d. Coombs at Bow
doinham was broken into Friday night
and a sum of money taken. 1t is not
known just what the amount was but
it is thought to have been quite large
sum, as it was all that had been re-
ceived during the day by Mr.. Coombs.
1t has been his custom to take money
out of the store every night but ne
neglected to do so Friday night. Be
sides the money other things were
taken. No clue to the guilty party or
parties has as yet been found. TINS
store has been broken into several
times before.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-26
Afternoon Session.

The Thursday afternoon session
opened with praise and devotional ser
vice led by Rev. H. l.. Nichols Of Hal
lowell. Rev. Charles F. Parsons, dis
trict superintendent of the Contra
District, gave an interesting report
half an hour in length upon the Cen
eral Conference at Baltimore.
Next came a duet by Mrs. Fred
Moore ard Mrs. f. C. Dill, after which
Miss Dolly Of Kansas from the Port
land deaconess home, spoke in a very
interesting manner upon deaconess
work and urged the people of Maine
to raise their ouw helpers in this work
The department of Junior work was
conducted by Mrs. Annie NJ Frost of
Pittsfield. Rev. J. II. Gray of Hartland
spoke upon the spiritual department of
the Junior League and was followed
by Mrs. A. e. Luce of Belfast, who
spoke upon the worlds evangelism
Rev. John r. Clifford spoke upon the
work Of the Mercy and Help depart
ment of the Junior League.
The literary and social department
as connected with Junior work was
touched upon by Rev. l. A. Beane of
Richmond.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-26
Municipal Court.

Yesterday morning was a busy one
at the municipal court as there were
many cases to be disposed of. Wednes
day was busy day for the police and
the cases came to trial yesterday
morning.
The man who was arrested for en-
tering the home of F.. X. Shaw on
Main street was tried before Trial jus
tic, Foster. He was fined IS and costs
and was committed in default of pay
ment.
The other cases were hear1 befo, e
Judge Shaw. For being intox'c2ted i'm
WInsow one man was committed to
ia.l in default of payment of fine For
INVESTIGATION in this city two were COM
mitted to Jail and one paid fine
The man who was fighting on Main
street and who was arrested by the
city marshal was discharged as he
claimed that he was in company with
band of rufIians who wanted to fight
and he was endeavoring to free him
self from their company. There was
no evidence to the contrary and he
was released,
The first offence for riding a bicycle
on the SldeWaik came 10 tle ditcHtioh
of the court. A young fellow was ar
rested and fined 81 and costs, amount
ing to $5.4S.
Joseph Romeo, who was arrested on
complaint of his wife as being intoXi-
Gated and disorderly, pleaded guilty to
the first charge and was fined S. and
costs which he paid. On the latter
charge he was placed under bonds to
the amount of $500 to keep the peace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-26
Waterville Is Planning For
Fourth OF July Celebration.

Waterville is. to celebrate the glo-
rious Fourth of July, 'tand most
elaborate program has been arranged
under the auspices of the Watervllle
Driving Club and that always assures
success. There will be enough in the
line of attraction for the people of this
city to remain at home on that day
and for citizens Of other places to Wis
it, for program that will be of inter
est to Ill has been prepared. The mem
bers of the Driving Club have been
hard at work all through the spring
months completing their plans and it
now remains with the citizens to help
them celebrate.
The races will be without doubt the
main feature and many of the fastest
horses in this section will be started
There will be three classes for the af-
ternoon, the go trot and pace, 2.25
trot and pace. 3-minute trot and pace.
The purse for the first race is 5000 and
for the last two $3.50 each. The club
has secured the services of Charles
H. Dorithy of Lewiston and it is as
surcd that the races will be started on
time.
An attraction which will not be the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-26
Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the real estate
transfers fer Somerset county as re-
corded the past week in the office of
the registry of deeds:
airlield-Joseph Perry to Harry f.
Bradbury; Ira r. James to John and
Benjamin James.
Skowhcgan-Mary p. Archer to Rena
NJ Archer; Rena NJ. Archer to Mary
r. Archer; Rena M. Archer to Mary
p. Archer; Eva f. Gage to Levi T..
Bean: s NJ Raymond to William Boil
lier; John NiGue ct ais. to Sarah
Vigue; John Nigue ct ais. to Sarah
Vigue; Norris NJ. Cleveland ct ais. to
Somerset Traction Co; Thomas But
Ter to Jennie Leo.
St Albans-Elmer +. Parkman ct
al to Ernest A Parkman; Arolne Cook
to Joseph Patten. 800
Acknowledgements E. Bunker to Mary
F. Walker
Madson-Edward p Clifford ct al to
F. G. and Belle f. Morrill,
Palnlyra-Mabel T.. Rhoadcs to Chas
q. Burns; Albert r. Burrll to John c.
Hallowell.
Harmony-Arthur r Marble to Wal
itce y. MdIDle, SlUVV. Aibitn B.
Thompson. receiver to Mainstream
Lumber Co, $225; c. L. Corson to ora
w. Willis.
Detroit-O A. Pease to Merrill Tenn
pie. $50.
Norridgewock-Lest \. Shepley to
Henry G.. HOyt.
Cornville-Sylvester j. Walton to
Eda T. Brooks.
Pittsfeld-Frances r. Gould ct al to
f. A. and Lydia NJ. Noble.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-26

Mrs. Edgar Williams of Fairfield. Mr.
and Mrs. Williams We're the recipients
0: many costly and useful gifts. among
them being many old silver heirIooms
of the Titcomb family, also cut glass,
china. silver, mahogany. linen, several
pieces of gold money. including $50
gold piece, and pictures in oil and wa
ter COlOr.s.
After the reception, which was held
Immediately following the wedding,
MIR. and Mrs. Williams left amid show
crs of rice and confetti and tie best
wishes from a host of relatives and
friends for a brief wedding trip to va
rious Maine resorts.
Among the out-of-toWn guests were
Mrs. Emma Hitler of Bangor, an aunt
of the bride, Mrs. Clarence Coney OF
Watcrville, sister of the groom, f. f.
Williams of West Newton, Mass,
brother of the groom.
the Lawn supper at the home Of Mrs
Louise Ncwhall Thursday night was
well attended and much enjoyed. A. III.
Totman Cfficiated as head waiter.
All members of Fairfield Lodge and
Good Will Rcbekah Lodge and invited
friends will meet at Odd Fellows hall
at $50 this morning, where line will
be formed with Fort Halifax Band
doing escort duty, leading a squad of
Canton Halifax of Waterville under
command Of Lieut.. Col. F. A. Knowl-
ton. and the members and friends of
the odd Fellows following. The line
VIII proceed to Benton Station, where
q special will be taken for Pittsfield
for the annual Field day of the Central
Maine Field Association. Upon the ar
rival of the train monster parade will
be given. Following the parade the
party Will be taken to Ringwood, where
the athletic sports will be held.
VIII McAuley will leave this morn
ing for Unity to visit relatives for a
few days.
DIR. F. j. Robinson has returned from
visit to the City hospital at Au-
gusta
The young paymaster of one Of the
big concerns of the town had a very
unpleasant experience Thursday after
noon in the discharge of his official du-
ties. 1t became necessary for tie Off
clal to go across some logs to meet
some of the men. In doing this in some
way he began to go down and down,
hardly before he had time to scream.
Ills head was all that was above wa