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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08

Florence, Jan. -(special.)--W. E. Haines and Miss Lida c. Sinclair were the principals in romantic marriage which took place on the southern end of the Tennessee river bridge yester- day afternoon.
 The young couple are both residents of Waterlool, Ala, Saturday the young woman's father put her on board the train at Riverton, Ala, in company with a party of young people. all of whom were coming to Florence to take the teachers examination Monday. One
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
1Tinarr in TsaoI f7ao,n.

That the police are determined to stop minors from loafing around pool rooms and going into saloons was evi- denced yesterday when E. A. Hudson was arrested on the charge of allow ing minors to play pool in a pool room. Hudson was in charge of the room over Vincentelli's saloon. where, 1t is said. minors play, and the officers walk ed In yesterday when 1t is alleged sew eral boys were engaged in . game of pool The case will be heard in police court today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
North ALabama Couple Weeds
 On Bridge OUer Tennessee RiUer

of the young men got oft at Tuscumbia and secured a license and the young woman continued to Florence where she spent the night.
 Meanwhile the young man drove overland to Florence but as the license had been secured in Colbert county the party drove across the bridge to be on Colbert county soil, where the knot was tied by Rev. w. L. Howse, of Tus- cumbia.
 The young man is still a minor and his bride Is just eighteen years old.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
Ch Joy! Montgomery VIII
 HaUe More Cool, Crisp Weather

conditions will give Montgomery pIac- tically the same weather tomorrow.
 The low area that caused the rain and bad weather in Alabama has pass ed to the east coast wherD 1t threatened to do damage. The wind velocity went up to forty-four miles before it sab- sided causing the observers on that section to put up warnings
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
NEWS OF RECORD
The fol,ow,nw deeds were recorded

The following deeds were recorded
 Lewis Ivory to F. J. cramton lot 70. Hardaman o'connell plat; considera- tion, $900.
 nfty feet front on Floyd Street. begin ming east of Charles Street; considera- tiop, y700. This property later con veyed to D. H. Payne and Irene Wepo for s7sS. ,.. .r Hardaway-o plat; considera- ''IS. F ' o'S; cramton to sam Harris, lot '. Hardaway-oconneli plat; considera-
 F. !. Cramton to Spencer Webb. lot 27, Hardaway- O Cornell plat; consider
 F. J. cramton to Phoebe Ann Thcn- as. lot 2i, Hardaway-oconnen plat; consideration, $64e.
 F. J. Cramton to Fed Watiey, iot s' tiardaway -o'Conneli plat; considera- T F. |. Cramton to stephen Robinson, lot 15, ,Hardaway- o'conneii plat; con
 F. |. craniton to Beverly Boykin, lot 1s Hardaway-O'C plat; con- sideration. $64o.
 F. !. Cramton to James Mack and Louisa Williams, lot n, Hardaway- aConnell plat: consideration. *e4V.
 N. T, Cramton to H. J Jones. lot 40, IIardaway-OConnell plat; considera- ton, $e00.
 F. J. Cramton to- T. l.. Bear, lots 8 and Q. block K. Vesuvius plat; consid- eration, s75o.
 John o. Leary to J. H. McHugh and T. F. Harrison. lot 2. Wyman tract; consideration. $9Ts.
 Paul H. and Alex B. RutledGe to Re. hacca S. Rutledge, two-thirds interest in lots 31 and 12, New Philadelphia; consideration, SIC.
 Louisa Thomas ct al to Frank N. Lowe, lot on north side of Day Street: consideration. s2b0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
English Exports Tncrease.

London, Jan, 7.--The December state ment of the Board of Trade shows in. creases of S6.634.500 in imports and se,s62 900 in exports. The imports are principally grain and wool. while the exnorts are in coal and fuel During inc year 1907 imports increased $780, 7s.sse. and exports increased ss5s.- 1lea90
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
AMUsEMENTs. The Grn nd.
 Friday Night.

HxN"HttEH NNEffxUWHs
 The frst presentation in this city of "Brewster's Millions" will be given at the Grand Friday night
 Robert Ober appears as the star of the production. playing tae part of Montgomery Brewster.
 The company Is good one. the seen cry elaborate. and the piece on the whole gives the keenest satisfaction.
 Seat sale opens Thursday morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
REMAINS or AfR. BEALE.

Funeral of Young Man to iEake Place
 Today.
 The remains of Jesse Beale arrived vesterday morning from Asheville ac- cotnpanied by his mother, his brother. PheIan Beale If New York .dty. and his sister. Mrs. John Mcqueen of Bir- mingham. Immediately on the arrival If the train the body was taken to the residence of MT, c. A. Lanier on Perry The funeral will take place this
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08

It is entirely probable that the clear crisp weather of yesterday, so gra- ciousIy received by everybody, will be the bill for today. The wide area of high barometer that Is now lowering over the entire West and sending it's aida lines to the South is of such q character that 1t will remain for g day or 60. It Is even possible that the same
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
Another Dispute over Acceptance of
 County Jail.

County Jail.
 Another hitch has come up in con- .nection with the remodeled portion of the jail which makes 1t impossible for the prisoners to be moved at this time. It's the lights this time.
 Members of the Board of Revenue are of the opinion that lighting this part of the jail was in the contract of the Bynum Construction Company. but it now appears that the company has finished the work, although there are no lights in the building. The prisoners cannot be moved until they are put in and 1t wiil probably be some time before satisfactory arrangements can be made to have this work done
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
WHAT DRUMMERs SAY.

Pronounce Holt's Dye Works the Best in the south.
 Druffmers who travel all over the
 South say they get better work from our place than anywhere else in the South, adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
A GIFT TO CHARITY.
.ouse Donated FSr Homeless Emplo
 !. In CnnAa.. s.o

A es 1n Chicago.
 Chicago, Jan. 7.-Marvin Hughitt resident of the Chicago and North western Railroad, yesterday donated 70 the homeless unemployed of the
 ity the use of four story building nt t9-ei Canal street admirably adapted Tor lodging house purposes. It will be Nperated in conjunction with the mani- clpal lodging house.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
f,r,avate February I4.

Washington. Jan. T--The hrst Class at the Military Academy will graduate February l4 that date having been SC. lected by the Superintendent Of the Academy in accordance with instruc- tons received from Washington.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08

morning at Ii o'clock from St. Johns Episcopal Church, Rev. D. E. Cobbs. rector of the church, will officiate. h. torment will be in Oakwood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
The following marriage licenses were issued:
 |. E. Reynolds and Miss M. D. Green.

The following appointments by the Governor were announced yesterday from the office of the Secretary of State:
 Notaries Public---J. H. Hicks, Talia- dega; J. R. c. Ivey, Montgomery: D. W. Barker. Dothan; L. M Creed, Clop- ton, and R. C. Roberts, Anniston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-08
IrGHTs NoT IN.

prietors decided they had best not adopt the higher rates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-25
IS.
DISABLED
Becomes Badly Tangled
With German Ship Chile
on Sound.

The British tuw Lorn.. ownsd b.
the Puget Sound TaE company. and
the most powerful tuS on the coast.
met with a miahap yesterday be.
fore daylight. whiie towlnE the Ger,
man ship chile 10 sea.
The Chile vas wheai laden from
the Sound TO the United Kingdom
and vas under ton Of the Lone
While near Msfrowstone polni
the haMaer between the two yes
ssis parted and an attempt vas
fnzde % pass the ship another liue
IN the hiEh sea that vas running
af the time The hawasr vas heinz
taken aboard the ship Nhen a tide
rip caught her. swinging her how
around suddeniY The bowHprit ~
the Chile became enianEled la the
malnmast o. the tuE and a. she
sas under the bosupflt. the flyiug
Ihsboom Of the chile struck the
amokentaek Of the tug and dis
mantlcd g.
The tuE was damaged In several
places above the water line IN com.
inE IN contact with the bow of the
Chile
II occupied some little time for
che t0fne TO free herself from the
ENHANCEMENT and she chile came
e. anchor while the Lofnc steamed
into Port Townsend
The tug Tgee Was sent 10 assist
the chile IN reaching the sea. but
az the vessel VAS safe. she gave a
line % The fsurue and lowed her
20 Seattle The vessel viii be put
under repairs az once
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-25
IS KILLED
BY FALL

Leighton y. Strobe. AGED IS. one
Of the best known hack drivers Of
Seattle. received injuries from
which he died. by falling from the
upper 20 the lower section Of the
Moran dock at 2 i5 O'Clock this
morning
Strobe had taken passengers 20
the British ship Nottingham. which
IL lying al the dock. aud had ae.
companied them on board. Return.
INK % the dock. he made a miatep
and fell from the gang plank
through an opening IN the dock,
landing on a float. 35 feet below
The Injured man was taken TO
police headquarters and. as he grew
worse rapidly. Was sent 20 the Sc.
attic General hospital. whore he
died az 3 30 o'clock
Strobe vas unmarried. but is sur
vived by a mother. who lives In
Denver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-25
Swarm Over Decks of
Mighty Fighting Machines
in the Bay.
Large Part Of Seattle S
Juvenile Population
Turns Out.

Young America turned out By
the thousands today TO make an 81.
elusive visit to the batiieahips Vir.
ginia and Louisiana These two
vessels OF the flcet were anchored
nearest 10 the south front shore
aud were most convenient % &C.
oommodate the boys and girls.
The children accepted the com
mittao's Invitations TO make this a
special occasion for their own par
tieular trip TO the fleet In the har.
Dor. and every school in the city
sent q delegation OF the youngsters.
some in charge % parents. others
IN custody Of their teachers and
principals. and all bent on having
KAY old time
The officers and sailors on the
two tattleHhius enloyed the DAY
fully az much An the little folks
Il made a pretty picture. the girls
IN their best dresses ard the hoyn
sporting their sunday clothes And
every one Of the young people
carried a fiag or spoTtea some de
sign IN the national colors. giving
the required touch Of patriotism 10
10 top of their nnconeealed pride
and fsrYid enthusiasm.
searnnef Over Decks.
From end to end Of the biz ships
seampered the children. here. there
and eYeryw here Along the decks
they nocked Ia droyes. feasiinR
their eyes ON the hig guns half
emerging from the turrets and
sides Down tween decks. about
the officers quarters. over the
bridge. through devious passage
waya. Il seemed a. II the Juvenile
population Of the city was encom-
passed IN the space Of the tao
fighting craft during the hours for
receiving
Like the uatter Of rain came their
qneEiions. and ordinations OF won
der and side remarks Childish.
Some Of the questions might have
seemed. but every man aboard the
fighting craft took \ particular de
light In EoinE into little details that
were of such absorbing interest 20
The littie tots The children
would gather IN groups and drink
IN every word the speakers uttered
Fascinated BY Guns.
The blg guns and the search.
lights seems 20 evoke the most
interest from the YOUNG visitors
Groups would gather about The
decks and In the turrcts and glance
With awe and admiration AZ the
mighty machines OF destruction
The glitter aud shine OF the search.
lights was the subject Of much
comment and questioning.
There was no estimate made as
To the number OF children who
awaited themselves Of the special
opportunity TO visit the two ships.
but judging from the crowds con.
stantly passing "a and fro between
the vessels and docks practically
the entire school population In Sc.
attic made the trip at some time
during the day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-25
KILLED sY LIGHTNING.
10y United Prest.l

st. LOUIS. Mo, May 25.-Joseph
j. Howard. president Of the w. z.
Howard Commission company. and
prominent I'm business circles in
this city. was struck by lightning
during a storm on the Glen Echo
links yesterday afternoon and in
stantiy Killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-25
rIIlIk NJ
llIWHN VI
ntUV(Jn IU
~,rrr
Til |
CAT DOWN EARLY.

, No car o. other vehicle viii 4
,e wrmitted after ? 80 on the I.
ssrssss over which the parade I.
svn pass toaarroN morning 4
IA aersons dgsiriBx 10 see The I
swFsas aust BE- in the business I
! s<ssn befcrr ina; time The I,
/ rrxts vili b. fopsd of and I
ess e. allowed fo erusa The I
I lxzl goliee AMI the marine -. I
4 s. lrum the fleet slll enforce I,
/ A. re. - that there stll BE- I
tn Aaserfereuce with the pa I
snsp. shleh vii start promptly Z
~ Il oeleck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-25
TIE A.YePeE. eIIL.


/. WASHINGTON. MAY as
= when the Alaska Yukon Pa.
. clfie exposition appropriation
. u $500 900 came before the
. house this morning. Congress
. man siaydeu. 81 Texas. made
q tho only opposition. otherwise
. the house was n unit IN favor
. OF the measure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-25
ALASKA POLITICAL
CONTEST IN CHICAGO

; CHICAGO. May 25.-A. x.
} O'Brien. OF Juneau. Alaska.
today appeared before the ma
; tioual republican convention
; committee on contests. and on
b ed credentials. affidayits and
briefs for the HuEEatt dele
. gates TO the convention The
. Perkins faction also made fil.
ings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-25


sx,assed In point of magnifi
~ hspiay b the sight Of the
ha~hsss In tne alone. the naval
NJ EIatary parade Of tomoFrow
W y the climax uf the demon.
r,z1Mz az welcome to the fleet.
EsefJ Hnifofnod soldier IN Sc
81 H. national guard and The
p<shn stationed In the vicinity q
kzzis xsli D. Ia line. bat the Tea
~ sAieh wiil make the parade
~ ImpussnE and which wlli make
I nrpass kny parade ever held IN
1nek viii BE- s.eoG boys in the
MI EniforfA. who Ntli form the
tszlsf part Of the parade
rsmnrrnw morning ~. people al
1zs Nsit haye their only real OPP
fzsmgsy 10 welcome the sailors %
= fe<t They can make their
pss<cne heard ~ FuasluE cheers a.
= rasy baYs march through the
rrstx IL the uniform % their
emify.
n sighs will BE- Imposing and
kzsnzg IMPLYING The patriotism
amlghsy natlou. and The people
4 ssattle uili make the boys wel
mzs b. the cheers with which
~ sill greet them tomorrow.
Reviewed BY Admiral.
Ainirsl Spsrry and officers OF
u aest viii occupy a section in
D sfyssai REVERSING stand oppo-
~ ne New Washington hotel
sass tie admiral sill rgvlew the
~ n Ane Prominent citizens
- Fixii0ra have been invited on
y xsteEinE platform Nith the al.
IA When passing the admlrafs
- sAea company vii salute the
ttnirzl
ose Of the features % the parade
hnefroH viii Be- the Is Teddy
hax which will BE- presented "a
= ships Ia the fleets for masrotH
y ehbs. which arrived yeater.
= we're sent b. the Aberdeen
s'nnsrslal club The young cubs
- seen assigned places Ia the
fiafs AMI each Win b. led By a
'nsnehi member Of the Aberdeen
sHaerriai clab After the par.
= u bears Niii b. presented 10
= sspia4nS d the ships Tor mas.
~ isr TIE ships
Orders for Parade.
hFsrJthing Il IN readiness for
- p.fzfe tomorrow morning Col.
~ b LampinR. grand marshall
Ne parade. has notified the staff
@'lseIs 70 report mounted 10 him
asp iomorFuw morning At the
s.s'seeiieu o. FIRST av. and stew.
STAFF officers are Lieut..
Nat IL Gofmley. chief Of
y Aai w l. Lemon. Mai. A.
nAnsom. Capt Merwyn Buckley.
ehaFles = Head. Capt. liar.
~ ! Moss. Capt William Inziia
Everett Gfigea. Lieut. Hart
aralHieT. Lieut. William = Best
- ne EXAMINATIONS viii form IN
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CONTINUED ON PAGE Sly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-25
Magnificent Display and
Fireworks on Elliott
Bay Tonight.
Many Events Being Given
TO Entertain Officers
and Men.

This evening the ships Of the fleet
will aEain be illuminated. and fire
spFts will be sent np under the
Auspices Of the Chamber Of Com.
sn'eree
xatuFdAy'H illumination 81 the
fleet and the business section. and
the Fireworks esHt up by the Jap
anrse col0ny attracted thousands
Thia evenings Nominations and
Networks viii equal that OF satuf
DAY.
A grand concert will be given At
the official reviewing stand this
sweating by the sixfh band. Coast
Artiiiofy corps. which iH second
oniy 10 the Marine band Of Wash.
ingion. u. {.
Bail al le.ehl.
Al O'Clock the men and Officers
of the fleet viii be entertained a.
grand ball ~ Lssehi park pasii.
idn under the auspices ~ the Seat.
/ Tie Volunteer kirumens association
The committee consists Of Il IL
csiltEAn. chairman. VIVA. Campbell.
Frank Cotisrili. NJ NJ Holmes. T
E NuHan and Van Wyckoff.
A krand concert. under the ans
pieces Of the Floating Christian I'm
duasor Society, wtli be held this
rysninE at the FIRST Presbyterian
church for the officers aud enlisted
uasn Of the flees A good program
has bern arranged
! Al 80 p NJ. the Officers will b.
entertained at a banquet az "a.
/ nainier club
Eiks' Reception.
A. 30 this evening the Elias Will
dive a reception 90 the officers In
I sseir hall IN the Alaska buildiag
Arrangements have been maae 60
throw al the searchnEhtA Of the
fleet on the Alaska building AZ
+ 81 30 . m
Odd Fellows ~iih the fleet will
F he entertained Al a banquet this
/ evening II Carpenters ball. 1890
Fourth Az. b. local odd Fellows
nfili team work will be exemplifled
+ during the evening ard special e.
forfk have been made hY the local
T AAfAEt"" ~ - NV NAfEAE NtHaAFR ut AAl
Odd Fellows The Odd Fellows are
ALEC keeping open house az 1890
Second Az.
Espies Entertain.
Eagles are entertaining the mem
berH ST the order who are with the
I battleahipa. ON account OF the torn
~ condition Of the streets IN front
~ the hall. due 10 the r.Efade no
special entertainment has been
, planned
Good Tcmplars will give a vaude
vile show and refreshments 10 the
I sailors this evening AZ the Swedish
einb hail. Eighth av. and Olive st
Free tickets vii be Issued To the
men Of the fleet for the perform
ances NJ the Star and Coliseum by
the Information bureau In front OF
Pier 8.
A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-25

une facing south The first disia
Ton. under command ~ Col Cum
mlnga. will form on the vest side
Of First az. with the head at the
intersection OF virginia 1T The
second division Nili form ON Sec.
ond av. wtth the head u the col
umn Al Second and Blanchard -
The third division vii form on ths
vest side Of FIRST av. with the
head OF the eoiamn 81 First a.
and Vine a. The tsuFth division
wiil form 10 First av. with ths
head 81 First av and broad ~ Al
organizations must b. ~ their
appointed places by : 80 n m.
Line 81 March.
The men will march in column
Of platoonu. unless there ls an Oh
Etructluu IN the way. when the col.
umu WiIl break into squads 10 pass
the obstruction. then form IT. pla
toona again
The parade viii march soush on
FIRST sv. from Virginia a 10 kinE
At. up King "a secund NJ.
aud north on second av past the
official reviewing stand opposite
the New Washington hotel AL or.
ganixatiuus all give the reyiuNing
officer the prescribed salute. After
passing the REVERSING stand the
men uiii 30 In double time FOR zoe
yards. 40 a. 10 clear the way for
those foliowiuE. No houors wili b.
paid By the troops except 70 the
REVERSING officer
Parade Formation.
The formation o. The parade viii
b. a. foilows
Col. Albert : Cumming. Z = A.
and STAFF. commanding artillery
corps and Third Regiment. Z = A.
band and two battalions Of Coast
artillery corps. u s. a. band and
tao companies. Third regiment. u.
= a
United States naval forces. s.e00
marines and sailors Of the battle
ship fleet
Mai John sifinger and staff.
commanding National Guard 81
Washington. and Company A. SIG
nal corps, =. g. "
Gen y p Edison aud staff. com.
handing fraterual military socie.
ties. In the following order
The division commander and
staff
First battalion band. Patrlarehs
Militant
All unattached officers
patnafcha Militant IN regimeutai
: formation. Col a FoEehand com
handing
Uniform rank Of Kniehfa o.
/ Pythias Ia battalion formation
Lieut. Col schrewsberr1 command.
Ing
battalion Of the Woodmsa 81 the
World. Capt. Charles Beamer com
handing
Modern Woodmen 81 America
Capt Fred Smith commanding.
Ancient Order Of ualted Work.
men. Capt Ray Cady. commanding
Hibernian knights. Capt =. y
Cleary COMMANDING
knights Of the Maccabecs. Capt
v. y. Williams commanding.
DeutHeher krieger Nerein. Capt
John G schnelihardt commanding
Military Eagles. Capt l.. u
Wright commanding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-25
BY ". Lee clot.ser,hy

BY u. lee clotserthy.
Here is squad of the provost
guard Of the Atlantic battleship
feet They are the sailor police
men detailed 10 assist local police
authorities whcn am iaFge number
Of hlnelaekets are given shore lib
erty.
on the cruise ~ the Atlantic fleet
the provost guaFd has numbered 81
enlisted men and petty officers an
do the command % tao commits
aloued ulfc0FE Net a vpfY large
force to control 5000 exuheraat sail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-25

FAIR TONIGHT; TUES DAY FAIR
AND WARNER. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-25

ormen on frolic bent. but very eff.
Client
Armed With stout ash clubs aud
under orders Ia use them whcu
necessary. the provost guard H.
sincerely respected b. the blue,
Jacket ot beiliEuTvut tendencies.
The sailor also knows that II he
roaists when he Is released from
the hospital he IL due ior a long
Holoaru IA tho bFiE
ON the preneut cruise the pro
sost guard has bad little 10 do
except enloY himself. a. the con
duct ~ the men has been esem
plafY
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-01-03
A Farewell Gift.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Rob.
ertson aud children left We'd
nesday for Rolla To visit the
formers sister and from there
they will leave shortly for
their new home in Fowler,
Colorado. Mr.. Robertson
has very efficiently served
the First Presbyterian Sun
day School AS superintendent
the past year or SO and Sun
day morning the teachers and
officers presented h.m with a
handsome umbrella, as a re.
minder of his services here.
He and his good wife will be
very much missed by the
church.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-01-03
Back From Alaska

A. L. Meyers, Of Fair
banks, Alaska, visited about
Christmas ut the home of his
brother, Ii. NJ. Meyer and
family, south Of Slater.
Mr.. Meyer left Missouri in
the year Of 1889 making his
home in Tacoma, Washington,
although since 1897 he has
been IN Alaska prospecting
for gold.
Mr.. Meyer started ON his
tour Nov. d, 1907. He walk
ed from Fairbanks to Valdes
in twelve days, Il distance Of
four hundred miles. At
Valdes he boarded the steam
er for Seattle, this was II five
days ocean ride. lie spent
one week in Seattle. from
there he went to Tacoma,
where he spent Thanksgiving
furnishing partof the Thanks
giving dinner.
tie then again boarded the
train for Frisco and from
there made short stops at
Salt Lake City, Denver,
Cheyenne then On to Kansas
City, from where he took II
street car for Independence,
where he visited at different
places first surprising his
niece, Mrs. N. IL. Phelps aud
on To his sisters, Mrs. Wm.
Cruvell.
On Monday. Dec. l6, 1907,
Mr.. Meyer left Independence
for Slater aud visited his
brother. III. Nj. Meyer aud
family.
On Dec. ID, accompanied by
his brother, IL. M. Meyer, he
departed for Chamois, Mo,
where he visited his mother,
brother aud sisters aud also
old friends, finding many
|changes in Missouri since
his departure. Il. Nj.