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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25
REORGANIZATION PLAN OF
WESTINGHOUSE COMPANY

PITTSBURG, Nov. 2i.-To comply with
the formality Of legal requirements. all
tending toward reorganizing the affairs
OF the Westinghouse Electric and Manu-
featuring company, and asking the court
10 discharge the receivers, two special
meetings Of the stockholders were held
here today.
A statement was Issued, saying.
s'At the meeting held today the stock
holders Increased the authorized capital
stock OF the company by S10,000,0 900 all
asserting. and also adopted the substitute
Of the debt OF the company which Is based
upon the merchandise creditors plan;
The meetings have been adjourned until
Monday of next week, when II Is eX-
Dectcd that the new board of directors and
Inc uroxy committee will be elected"
George Westinghouse acted as chair
man of the meetings.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25

witness that ne was excused.
Must / go?" asked Mr.. Rockefeller.
You not compelled TO go. but YOU
are through said Mr.. Milburn.
Mr. Rockefeller then left the room.
Mr. kellogg reserved the right to cross
examine Mir Rockefeller later II he de-
sired
John D. Archbold, vice president CT the
Standard on company of New Jersey.
was then called.
Mr.. Archbold said that the Standard
did not arbitrarily fix the price paid for
crude oil. The law of supply and de-
mand. the qualities OF oil produced both
In this country and throughout the world.
together with the various amounts pro-
duced daily. all were considered In fix
ing the price of crude oil. said Mr.. Arch
bold
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25
COAL NINE INSPECTOR
is HOME FROM TRIP

J. T.. Petit. state coal mine inspector.
is back from an inspection Of the mines
at Clear Creek, most of which he found
In good condition. Friday and Saturday
he Will spend at Coalvillc inspecting the
mines. He is now sending out TO the op-
orators the blank reports that the mines
arc To fiji out and return to him for his
annual report to the governor the first
OF the year. This report shows the out
put OF the mines the respective kinds
Dloyed, and the like.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25

Loans III w ali SIIecI'
MIR. Rockefeller was asked about the
large amounts Of money which the stand
ard had loaned in Wall street. and ha re-
piled that the Standard could not always
obtain tho amount of money It required
from banking interests, and of necessity
II kept n largo amount OF money,
which e. loaned out but which could al
wavs ba obtained. He understood thar
the company loaned out about S32rOOO.000,
hut no larger sum than that.
Mr. Kellogg reverted 10 the question 90
Mr Rockefellcr's investments I'm railroads
al rhe present time.
Objection was made by counsel and
Mr. Rockefeller said nc could not give u
statement about his holdings OF bonds
He added II do not buy stocks and
permanently hold them. ms do the bonds
have no large holdings In railroad
roads They are held FOR Investment
Some OF the shares arc the Delaware.
Lacknwanna e. Western. the New EcTk
Central. the Pennsylvania. Western Nary
land. Missouri Pacific and railroad In
Mexico | have no shares in the New
York New Haven & Hartford. one iu
the Union Pacific. and none In th" South
eru Pacific. ] have few shares ip the
Texas g. Pacific and Southern Pacific. |
have n few shares IN the TcXas y Pacific
and Colorado Southern. about 500 shares
Of Erie first preferred.
AR" YOU not generally interested IN all
the railroads Of the countrvF
Il am grateful 10 say a good many Of
them | did not invest IN. There have
been good many enterprises which !
was not privileged To invest in"
Recess wnS then taken for luncheon.
5, tho Afternoon session. Nj. kellogg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25
||N'S DEATH LIST
|VlY EXCEED FORTY
p.oorts Confirm State
4, af Heavy Damage; De-
t,iIs Are Lacking.

Is ROCK, Ark, Nov. 24.-ke-
ssinq fastened to Arkansas
,;,b last night were reported
hv tornadoes, and soon the
4 district viii be IN communica-
~ the outside world as the
\, I companies have had men re-
P.,. damage since early today.
iar ioTts confirm former state.
damage amounting TO hun
!, ~ ,.i.ounsapds of dollars 10 prop
2 .Ss state has been done, ard
p = ,oss .s. of life will probably rx-
T. 1t is impossible as yet to
,hs tornadoes started in Mis-
.;nS sng south through Terrell,
' s1d johnson counties, the
i abating when the Arkansas
20 sS reached. j. swept n path
I ~ .s,se counties half-mile wide,
n,.Tly DESTROYING BiXley, Muir
I'M w Dale, Boston, Low Gap.
Trstb, Omega, Dry Fork, Dins-
.nSsnon, Mossville, Limestone,
4 ) md other hamlets. The tor
" at the head of the Mulberry
nortion going through Tum
.'glSv into Ozark, where a num-
't.rsss G were blown down.
lin storm almost wiped out
-sere the largest loss of life
There are probably thirty
ia. place, Knoxville and Lon"
la tornado came from the di-
( 4 Louisiana and travelled north
Jsfayette, Pike and Hemp
suDtics. Had this storm con-
|;,ty miles further there would
tra junction of the two tor
Iswisville, Lodi, Ozan, Muir
n and other towns are reported
uFered severely, with a scat
|tss OF life.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25
llLIST TO HEAD
6lUGURATI0N COMMITTEE

EuNGT0N. Nov. 24,-Chairman
Hitchcock Of the Republican
committee today announced the
|nsrt OF Edward j, Stellwagen as
y Of the Inauguration committee.
ls5gen Is one Of the leading cap
/ * the district and president OF
en Trust company.
Iltchcock Will leave here tonight
Springs. Va, where he will be
~ Of President elect Taft.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25
h FOG SETTLES
OVER AUTO COURSE

.|syAH. Nov. PA damp. heavy
4, In from the sea today and en-
4 the grand priX automobile
= a cl!uging mist AS a conse-
| cs course was closed today eN-
an hour and q half this after
|,s,n the cup cars, entered in
lie event, were permitted 10
. At high speed.
|ttfmntional light car race Will be
4 lonoTow morning as prelimi-
. tA grand prize race on Thursday
.aAbly will have fifteen starters.
L. Of the number are American
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25
WOULD RETAIN FLEET
ON THE PACIFIC COAST

quest Of Mayor Harper the Los Angeles
city council today unanimously adopted
and telcgraphed to President Roosevelt
resolutions requesting him To retain the
American fleet In Pacific waters. Similar
resolutions were adopted by the San
Diego city counctil and wired 10 the pres
iicut
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25
NOTICE.

David Nelson, driver No. 9, is no
longer employed by the Chicago Clean
ing company, and has no authority to
collect clothing or money for said COM
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25
llsgiYing DaY Special Trims

J. & 0. Ry. Leave Salt Lake
., Leave Ogden 1I:00 p. m.
|lW R. 7. Reduced rates to all
Six trains.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25
LAMPHERE CASE ALMOST
READY FOR THE JURY

LAPORTE, Ind, Nov. 2i-The evidence
Is all IN and the courts instructions to
the jury are being prepared and tomor-
row the attorneys will make their argu-
,hents in the trial OF Ray Lampherc for
the alleged murder OF Mrs. Belle Guinness
and her three children.
II Is expected that the judges instruc-
tions To the jury will be prepared before
O'Clock tomorrow, when the arguments
will begin
Tribune Want Ads.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-25

asked Mr.. Rockereiier II he had purchased
bonds OF the principal railroad companies
or their subsidiaries during the last ten
years.
Mr. Rockefeller replied that he had.
You can't give their names?"
1T would be utterly impossible
This ended Mr.. Rockefeler's cross-e3
animation.
Redirect Examination.
On redirect examination, Mr.. Milburn
asked;
Have you ever at any time sought
to influence any railroad with respect
TO its rates or supplies with reference
10 the Standard Oil company"
Il have not. AS far as I know. none
OF my associates have ever done So"
This ended the redirect examination.
AT this point Nr. Milburn said TO the
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-03-11
LOCAL ITEM 9.

Twelve pages today.
Lots of store news this week.
County conventions Saturday.
Geo. Pfster of Locust was a bust
ness visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Carl Borland of West Union
is visiting in the city.
Albert Ellestad visited friends at
Mabel, Mimi. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto SoIberg spent
Sunday at La Crosse, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. O'Neill visit
ed at Clear Lake last week.
--Jud Nichols was up from Elgin
last week, for visit here.
Walter Mott returned to Cresco
Monday, after home visit.
VIM. Tobiason was business
visitor at Ossian last Wednesday.
DIR. H. H. Thomas of Gales5urg,
ILL.,, was home visitor yesterday.
Miss Della Schultz of Postville
was shopping in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. O. Marsh were
visiting friends at Mabel last week.
Mrs. Ben Tuttle and children
visited relatives at Ossian last week.
Mr.. o. A. p. Haugen of Canoe
township was a business caller Mon
day.
Miss Elizabeth Peterson of Cresco
who has been visiting her sister here,
returned home Monday.
-On Friday evening DEBORAH En-
campment, |. o. .. +. conferred the
degrees upon five candidates
Miss Hattie Headington returned
to Willis. Montana, Monday, after
spending some time at home.
"A subscriber in the northeast
corner of the county in remitting for
his subscription writes: Enclosed
find money order to the amount of
$3.00 for subscription to your valuable
paper from Sept. 6, 1906 to Sept. g.,
1908. | am very much pleased with
your paper, and would not be without
il for twice the price.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-03-11
BULLETIN OF COMING EVENTS.

March l1-Auction, Will Lange, Bluff
ton
March 1.-THE Gingerbread Man"
at the Grand.
March democratic county conven-
tion.
March l4-Republican county conven-
ton.
March l6-Lecture by Rev. II. W..
Troy, d. ID. at NJ f. church.
March 17-Merchants Band dance,
Marsh's hall.
March 1S-Elias Day in lecture course.
March 27-"Peter Pan at the Grand.
March 31-Luther College Band in
lecture course.
June l4-County teachers institute
opens.
June 23-25-June Race Meet.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-03-11

Atty E. r. Acers went to Des
Moines Monday, on business trip. 6
Mrs. Albert Mackkenstadt of
Postville spent Sunday with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McKone of
Austin, MINI. were visitors in De-
corah Friday.
Il. n. Holmes was here from the
west lat week. visiting relatives and
old friends.
Mrs. Reg. Thomas arrived yester-
day from West Union for a short visit
with relatives here.
Mrs. K. |. Weiser leaves Thursday
morning to visit her son Harry and
wife at Minneapolis.
Martin Aplaud. banker OF
Bergen. n. ID. was business visitor
in the city last week.
Mr. and Mrs. |. Linnevold went
to Kilbourne, Wis Monday, to attend
the funeral of her brother
Mr.. Lars Hillesland, prominent
Calmar township farmer was pleas
ant business caller Saturday.
Mrs E. A. Watros and Miss Amy
Watros of Cresco were in the city on
business Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Anderson returned to
Minneapolis Monday, after a two
weeks visit here with relatives.
Mrs NJ. McCraney and Clifford
went TO Dubuque Saturday, where
Mrs Nc will visit a son and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Vending of Locust
went TO Radium. Mimi. yesterday.
where they will reside in the future.
Mrs. NJ. Mahar of Dickinson, n.
ID. who has been visiting here, went
to Ridgeway yesterday to visit her
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholi Johnson
left Friday evening for Thompson,
Iowa, where they will reside in the
future
&c. L. Bailey went to Garner,
Iowa, Monday, where he has the con-
tract for decorating the Congregation
al church of that place.
-Drs G. L. Topliff, T. c. Hutch
inson, +. W. Conover and K. l.
Topliff went TO Oelwein Monday to
attend dentists convention.
George Schulze is at Calmar this
week. putting in cold storage plant
for Wesselman a. Herr, who have one
of the finest meat markets in the state
George Fisher, who had been
visiting relatives and frienGs here for
few weeks, departed on Thursday
for Centennial Butte, n. D., where
he has claim.
"A few weeks ago we announced
that Jacob A. o. Larson of this city
had taken the competitive preliminary
examination for the Rhodes scholar
ships at Oxford, England. at the Iowa
state university. News has been re-
ceived that he with three other Iowans
passed successfully. and in due time
they will be given the final examin-
ations. Decorahians generally will
watch the progress of Larson with in
terest, as this is indeed coveted
prize. and to be able 70 win it means
mental capability far above the
ordinary.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-03-11
L. NJ. stoddard has full line OF

L. NJ. Stoddard has a full line OF
fresh vegetables.
A. E. Thune, the Highlandville
merchant, was in the city yesterday.
Herb. Ward of Burr Oak was cal
ling on friends in DEBORAH yesterday.
It. J. Crawford of Frankville was
transacting business in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Geo. Wilson of Milwaukee
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Q.
NJ Wilson, last week.
You can buy better cravenette
at Bears for $40 than anywhere IN
America. Come in and see.
Ed Nordheim and J. j. Akre Of
Pleasant township were callers Mon
day. being in the city on business.
Albert Austad departed on Thurs
day for Hettinger, n D., where he
has accepted position in lumber
yard.
Mrs. Chauncey Ammon of Esther
Vile, Iowa arrived Monday for visit
at the home of her mother, Mrs Col.
Hughes.
*. O. Springer and n. Olson of
Mayville, n. d. have been here the
past week, buying horses for ship
ment to North Dakota.
Ellison Orr of Waukou, superin-
tendent of the Standard Telephone
CO., has been looking after the COM
pany's affairs here this week.
e. NJ. Erickson, a resident of this
county about % years ago, was here
last week from Lake county, 5. D.,
visiting old friends and relatives.
The Misses LuRena and Rosalie
Lamm returned to their home at Can
ton Yesterday, after a two weeks
visit here at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. q. Qualley.
Advertised letters remaining I'M
called for at the DEBORAH post office
this week are addressed TO Mr.. Ole
Bolo, L. G.. Cass, Mr.. Raymond Har-
ney, Mr.. Geo. Hansen, Mr.. Ludwig
Johnson. Mr.. ole Knutson.
Prof. J. f. Thoen, manager of
Luther Academy at Albert Lea, MINI.
was an over Sunday visitor in this
county Sunday morning he preached
at Rev Scarves church in Glen
wood. and in the evening lectured 70
the young peoples society. He re-
Turned home Monday.
j. 5. Thomas departed last Thurs
day morning for Tuxford, Canada
where he has purchased large farm
His son Arthur accompanied him, but
the remainder OF the family will not
go up until about April lst The de
parture of this excellent family from
the city is universally regretted, for
they have a host CT friends in this
vicinity
Mrs. Bertha Mott arrived home
last Thursday from her trip TO New
York and Philadelphia, where sh'
purchased for Mott & Co, an excep
tionally large line of dry goods, la
dies tailor made garments, etc. The
goods have been arriving almost daily
the past week, and the ladies of the
city who have seen them are delighted
with the splendid assortment of the
latest styles.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-03-11

Your socks can be insured for six
months at Bears.
IF S. Muller made a business trip
to Ridgeway Monday.
M. Griebel went to Chicago yes
terday. on business trip.
Walter Christen of Aneta, n. ID.
has been visiting relatives here since
Monday.
Our bulk and package garden seeds
are now on sale. Buy early. L. Nj.
Stoddard.
Mrs. Dunlavey of Greene, Iowa,
has been visiting relatives here for a
week past.
H. B. Crosby went to Cresco
Monday, where court is in session
this week.
A. p. Rude of Canoe township
was transacting business in the city
yesterday.
John A. Forde was up from
Pleasant township yesterday, on "a
business trip.
"A splendid good whip given away
with suit purchase this week Satur-
day Bears.
Mrs. Loretta Kimball of Burr Oak
was visiting friends and relatives in
the city yesterday.
Miss Julia Christensen came over
from Chickasaw county last week, for
visit with relatives.
Henry Prastmark has been a
sufferer from rheumatism for several
weeks. and is now confined TO his
home
k. Ellington of Highland town
ship was a business visitor in the city
Thursday. We acknowledge a pleas
ant call.
Mrs. ID. l.. Grannis came down
from Cresco Monday. for a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. w.
Vance.
We will present a useful souvenir
to each lady who visits our Gossard"
corset department Thursday. A.
Neish & Sons.
Albert Hook. an expert piano
tuner, has come TO DEBORAH. and will
make his headquarters at the Marsh
Music House. we understand.
Noel Billiard of Ossian was De-
corah business visitor Thursday He
left on Friday for New York, where
he will work his brothef-in-l law S
farm.
-Johp Vending and wife and
Henry Ruffridge and family of Locust
departed yesterday for Warren. Mimi
W here they will make their future
| home
Prof. G. A. Whalen, teacher il
the normal department of Valdez Col.
lege. departs this week for Wendt. ).
ID. where he will spend severa
months on his homestead claim, re
| turning in the fall
M. j. Soukup announces in an al
vertisement this week that he has pu
in complete line of Edison phono
graphs and records. Several of hi:
customers have requested him TO carry
them in stock, and so he has added 8
Icomplete line to his jewelry stock.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-03-11
Mrs. Marks Kenyon of ossian was

Mrs. Marks Kenyon of Ossian was
a DEBORAH visitor last week.
--Severt Larsen is in Chicago tins
week. making spring purchases.
Atty. NJ. J. Carter was business
visitor from Ossian on Saturday.
Supervisor G.. l.. Meyer of Calmar
was a DEBORAH business visitor Friday.
--Nels Arveson of Minneapolis is
visiting friends and relatives in the
city.
Martin Hovden departed on Mon
day for North Dakota, to prove up on
claim.
&C. n. Nelson of Highland town
ship was a DEBORAH business visitor
Saturday.
Miss Mabel Rernatz visited her
sister, Mrs. Henry Giesen, at Calmar
last week.
Rudolph Jackwitz came home
from Elgin last week. for visit with
his parents.
Mr.. James Carolan of Button
township was pleasant business
caller Saturday.
F. w. Loomis of Center Junction,
has been here Tor few days, visiting
bis brother, w. W
Supervisor o. NJ. Se!nes of Hesper
township was a business visitor in
the city Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. &. Smith OF Ohio
have been visiting relatives in the
county the past week.
Geo. Graham was up last week,
but had relapse and has been con-
fiend to his bed since.
Miss Minnie Gjevre left on Mon
day for Devils Lake, n. D., for a
visit with her brother.
Miss Julia Spilde departed on Fri
day for the Rochester, Mimi. hospital.
where she is being treated.
Mrs. Barber of Waucoma conclud-
ed visit with Mrs. Vim. Thompson
Friday, and returned home.
Joseph Walton and wife of Cresco
were over Sunday visitors at the home
of his sister. Mrs. g. Christen.
Mrs. Nora Johnson departed last
Wednesday for Henning. MINI, for
visit with her sister, Mrs Prof
Thompson.
Mrs. Marley Ousley of Austin,
MINI. was in the city visiting her
parents last week. She returned
home Saturday.
-Willett A. Pfster and wife de-
parted yesterday for Berlin. N. D.,
after a visit of several weeks with
relatives in the county.
R +. B. Portman was handing
lemon TO his friends abo1t town
Friday And it was real lemon.
which grew on a lemon tree at his
home. 1t weighed pound and a
half, and was about three times the
size of an ordinary lemon.
The Nixon & Zimmerman pro-
duction, 1.-The Gingerbread Man"
comes TO the Grand tonight. This is
one of the strongest road attractions
of the present season and one of the
most successful light operas produced
for a number of years. See it tonight
at the Grand.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-03-11
Mrs. Levi Bulls gos
Thursday, TO visit her q
Dickerman.

Dlckerman.
Mr.. b. w. Baker of Sion.
Iowa, has been visiting with relati.
in the city the past week
Mr.. W. w. Utterbeck arrived on
Monday from Sigourney, Iowa, and
will accept position as deputy
county surveyor. He was govern
ment surveyor with Mr.. Cratsenberg
in the west, and his work being more
than he could attend TO personally,
Mr.. Utterbeck has been engaged as an
assistant.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-01-03
Joe Hinson and w M Atkinson
were charged with assault upon a
negro, but the negro has gone and
the case was continued.
Pearson-R

On Thursday afternoon, Dec. %
at $3.50, Miss Coral Lee Pearson
was married to Mr. Albert V Roe
sci, at the home Of the brides father
Alex c Pearson. near Lester.
MI Rocscl is q native Of Sumter.
RE first came to Marlboro is prin-
cipal of the Lester school, a few
years ago. He now has a good
position with the Coast Line rail
road in Bennettsville.
Miss Pearson is n young lady of
unusual charms and accomplish
ments. She Is especially talented
in music and was for time music
teacher in the Lester school. They
both have numerous friends in the
county. who wish them much lap
piness. They will make their
home on Fayetteville avenue, at
the house which has been occupied
by A V Maultsby.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-01-03

Strauss & Co., the very popular
firm in town, are the exclusive
sellers of the noted and celebrated
shoe known as Buster Brown,
and on Friday before Christmas,
Buster Brown with his dog Tige,
came to town and made Strauss
store headquarters, and while here
performed many acts and enter
tair ing feats to the great delight
OF all who witnessed the perfor-
nance. No shoe is SO we'll adj
vertiscd as the Buster Brown
shoe, and the reputation Of this
shoe is not beyond the quality Of
the goods. We are glad to learn
that these young men, so deserv-
ing, are having such a run on this
particular article, for no firm in
our town is more popular or de-
serve the patronage of our people
TO a grcatcr extent, than does
these splendid, young men, the
boys.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-01-03
l-,.II and

Atterthe sermon we took dinner
with u friend Mr. Hunsucker
where besides his clever and hes
pitable family we met Mr. and Mrs
Eli English Capt TP Stubbs and
Mrs Charlie Heustcss Of Lumber
ton N G.
1t is a genuine pleasure to visit
the elegant and big hearted home
Of Mr. Hunsuckcr good old fashion
ed country fire, easy rockers and
such n dinnera king should be
| glad to sit to. Home made Kraut
turkey old Tins chicken pie, pork
ham, halk dozen kinds of cake.
pies, while sausage, backbones,
ribs, hogshead cheese, turnips,
pumpkin pies, homemade milk and
bitter. Then after dinner apples,
cigars &c. Before leaving we
looked at the 100 pounds Poland
China hog, which will be killed,
his smoke house already p lied up
with hams and ponderous middl-
ing recently strengthened. Such
homes produce happiness. Then,
his beautiful dau5hter, Miss Alice,
one of our pets-sec was one Of
ourpupils years ago She is the
sweetest and most Industrious
young lady in the comfy. She is
simply worth her weight in gold.
She would make u Lord a good
wife, suoh young ladies' are hard
to find.
Sunday night I spent with my
brother Simeon Gibson, which /
enjoyed SO much. Monday morn
ing early | heard the sad news Of
the death of my venerable friend
S. Moore. W. took dinner
Monday with my sister Mrs. DR..
Il. Pate, and when we came
home Monday afternoon we had a
nice fat turkey, ribbon cane syrup
&c.
1t is aiwaysa genuine pleasure
Tor us to visit Gibson, for those
are home folks and feel
learer and dearer to us than any
'ther people on earth. On the
rain home we met Mr. and Mrs
4aurin Moore and little girl on ,
heir way to Orangeburg S eli
there they will spend a month, be r
ore returning to the Iudian Ter 6
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