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MANILA ITEMS.

Ellen Barrett returned home from
Nicola Tuesday evening. after an ex-
tended visit their at the home of her
uncle, Andrew Pearce.
Lillian Hoes is reported to be on
the sick list at the present writing.
Henry Stephen and family returned
to their home in Portsmouth Friday
evening, after a pleasant visit at
the Fred Stephen home in Walker
town.
Mrs. f. E. Shaw and daughter.
Ellen are visiting this week at the
home of the formers mother, Mrs.
Rose Jackson.
Miss Geraldine Perion is visiting
this week at the Gleason home in
Grand Island. Neb.
Frank Smith has packed his house
hold goods and stored them in the
vacant rooms over Dyson & Calvin
for some time. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith have many friends in this To-
cality who wish them happiness in
thier new home.
Joe Perino left Friday noon for
Omaha to be at the bedside of his
wife, who is in the hospital there.
Mrs. James Jordan who was on the
sick list. is now able to be up and
around again. which is welcome news
to her many friends.
Mrs. Emil Eggers is enjoying a
visit with her niece. Miss Lamster.
of Charter Oak. this week.
F. j. Nichols and Harry Rear, of
Apsinwall. were Manila business
visitors Friday.
Mr.. Rankin. wife and daughter.
Miss Odessa. returned to their home
in Shenandoah Thursday noon. after
an extended visit here with the for
mer's daughter. Mrs. Raey Sutton.
Mr.. Rhodenbaugh and wife of Man.
ming. visited at the C. S. Dempster
home Friday.
Han. Hoffeins. of Fremont, Neb.,
spent the latter part of the week here
visiting with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Hoffeins.
Bessie Graue. Of Harlan. came
Wednesday evening for a visit at the
A. Saunders home.
Jack Anderson and George
Gregory, both of Sioux City. spent
Sunday at the G. A. Saunders home.
Nora Finnegan. of Buck Grove,
spent Thursday here visiting her
cousin. Miss Nora Collins.
Mrs. George Pepper spent Thurs
day in Astor. visiting with Grandma
Peppers.
Emil Jensen. of Coon Rapids.
spent the latter part of the week
here visiting with his sister. Mrs.
Matt Hamm.
Mary Hays. of Manning, came
Thursday noon for visit here at the
Ihrie home.
Mrs. Nina Distlehurst and Miss
Katyrn Lowrie. both of Omaha. visit
ed this week here at the Cash Cakes
and Lutte TiIlett's homes.
R. Shaw Van, of Denison. trans
acted business here in this burg
Thursday.
= Bessie Saunders returned home
from Defiance Friday evening. after
a pleasant visit there with her cou-
sin. Irma Van Meter.
Lulu Willis came home from Ken
wood Friday evening to spend the
summer here at her parental home.
having completed here term of school
there.
Jake Burwell, of Defiance, was a
Manila visitor Thursday.
Hattie Slagg departed Thursday
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evening for Wisconsin for an ex

evening for Wisconsin for an eN-
tended visit there with relatives.
Mrs. Ora Piper is enjoying visit
from here sister. Miss Londerf, of
near Vail. this week.
George Gerger and Jack Anderson
of Sioux City, were entertained
Sunday at the c. A. Saunders home.
DIR. Henry Saunders and wife and
family, of Washington. came Thurs
day evening for an extended visit
here with MIR. Saunders brother, r.
C. Saunders and sister. Mrs. Jennie
Farver.
DIR. G. H. Graham and wife are
visiting this week in Allen. Neb.,
with the former son Robert Graham.
John Harmon attended the demo-
cratic state convention in Sioux City
| Thursday.
Charles Schroeder and family visit
ed the first part of the week in Wall
nut with relatives.
Fred Bill and family visited Sun
day in the country at the Gesmann
home.
Mary Eberle returned home from
Walnut the latter part of the week
having completed a successful term of
school there in that vicinity.
D. P. Robertson was a Defiance
business visitor Monday.
Mr.. Brainard. of Perry. was seen
here on our streets Sunday.
The Guild of the Presbyterian
church meets Friday afternoon. July
8. with Mrs. L. L. Hockett.
Charley Many. of Bayard. visited
here Sunday with friends.
Grandma Klinkefus returned home
from Sioux City Wednesday evening.
after pleasant visit there with re-
latives.
Lottye woodward spent several
days last week in Denison transact
ing business.
Ida Sowels closed her term of
school on Tuesday of last week. A
picnic was held which was enjoyed
very much by both pupils and teacher.
VIM. Davis was Botna business
visitor one day last week.
Mrs. VIM. Theobald entertained a
few friends on Tuesday of last week
in honor of her mother. All present
report a good time.
Miss Katie Fredrickson. OF Council
Bluffs. is expected Friday for visit
here with friends and to spend the
Fourth of July.
To late for last ISSUE
| Margaret Walsh left Tuesday morn
ing for Coon Rapids, where she will
visit before leaving for her home in
Wesley, la.
| Mr.. and Mrs R. c. Jackson are en-
joying a visit with the formers par
| ents
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hargens, of
Manning, spent Sunday here with the
| latter's sister, Mrs. A. G. Carothers.
| Mrs. Tom Graham returned home
| from Manning Sunday after an eX-
tended visit with relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Triplett and
children returned home Monday even
ing from Marine and Atlantic, Iowa
where they had been visiting at Mr..
Triplett's parental home.
Frank Zimmerman and family OF
Denison, visited the last of the week
| here at the John Harrison home.
Mrs. L.. b. Beckman and daughter
| Vera, left Wednesday for Des Moines
where they will visit three with rela
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hill returned
home from Dunlap Monday evening
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O. M. C.. REUNION.

.. M. &. REUNION.
The fifth annual banquet of the o.
M. G. was held at the home of the
president Mrs. Ethel Van Slyke. Fri
day afternoon, June 10. There We're
twenty-four members present.; those
from out of town being Mrs. Gertrude
Pease of Kodoka, S. d. and Miss Grace
Bidlack of Sac City. After pleasant
hour of social converse the following
program was rendered and was
thoroughly enjoyed by ALL causing
shouts of lighter and many bursts of
applause:
song-"Blest Be the Tie That
Binds.
Address of Welcome-Ethel Van
Slyke.
Response-Grace Bidlack.
Reading-Lizzie McCracken.
Vocal solo-LizZie Avery.
Observation-Disclosures Dyson.
Select Reading -Sadye Nicely.
Solo-Ollie Mcleod.
An enjoyable part of the program
was the reading by the secretary of
an original poem and number of let
tiers from absent members. Delicious
frappe was served during the after
noon and at the close of the program
an generous menu was served, after
the plan of the Y. w. C. A. consist
ing of the following.
Menu.
Bune Pressed Chicken Potato Salad
Olives Radishes Sailed Peanuts
Fruit Brown Bread Sandwiches
Saratoga Chips. Cold Tongue.
Sweet Pickles. Cottage Cheese
Banana Salad. Margarites.
Coffee
Brick Ice Cream.
Strawberries and Cream. Cherry Cake
White Cake.
Miss Grace Bidlack acted as toast
mistress and a number responded to
toasts in a happy manner. The meet
ing came to close with cordial in
vitation to spend the next afternoon
at the home of Hattie Van Meter with
Miss Cora woodward as assistant host.
ess.
Saturday, June 10.
the o. NJ. c. were delightfully."- enter
tanned by Mrs. John Van Meter and
Cora woodward at the residence OF
the former. Several most enjoyable
games were participated in Mrs. Jno
Slater Mrs. Ida Kester. Miss Maggie
Slagg, Mrs. Orla Offiner, Miss Bier
bower, Miss Grace Bidlack and Mrs
Joe Pease of Kodoka. South Dakota
We're guests of the occasion Ella
Farver, Hazel Dempster and Edith
Van Meter favored the company with
some very good singing and instru
mental music. A lovely two course
luncheon was served by Hazel Demp
ster, Mary and Edith Van Meter ant
Ella Farver.
Before returning to their homes the
! members decided to spend Wednesda,
at the home of Mrs. Allen Barber ant
participate in a good-old-fashionet
picnic on their pleasant grounds, bu
at present writing it looks as if the
weather man forbids any more
gatherings this year of the o. M. G
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Kodol will without doubt help any
one who has stomach disorders OF
tosmach trouble. Take Kodol today
and continue it for the short time
that is necessary to give you com.
plete relief. Kodol is sold by Lam
born Drug Co.
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friends in Denison Thursday.

friends in Denison Thursday.
Mrs. DR.. Glynn and daughter
Madeline and Mrs. DR.. L. E. Molseed
visited friends in West Side Tuesday
between trains.
Mrs. Tom Fitzpatrick and son
Royal, of Denison, came Monday for
a visit with her father, T. Quick.
Mrs. Jas. Keane and children visit
ed at P. McCarty's last week.
! James Duffy, of this place and Miss
Stacy Denahy, of Denison, were mar
ried Tuesday at ST. Rose of Lima
church at Denison, Rev. Father Far
reilly officiating. Jim's Vail friends
wish him we'll.
Johanna Walsh was calling on Ma
nilla friends Monday.
Mrs. Rose McCombs and daughter
Ethel left Thursday for a months
visit with relatives at Petersburg,
Neb.
Mrs. j. P. Dougherty spent Thurs
day in Omaha.
Mrs. Brown, of Denison, visited
her sister, Mrs. Martin last week for
a couple of days.
Mrs. John Champion was in Deni-
son between trains Wednesday.
| Mrs. Kate Lynch and children
went to Logan Monday for a couple
of weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
Will Lynch and family.
| Mrs. Tom Connell returned to her
home at Omaha Saturday.
| Mollie Mitchell and Bess O'Connell
expect to leave Thursday for Mid
land, South Dakota, to spend a few
weeks. They also visit at Phillip
and Marietta, S. D., before they re-
turn.
John Duffy and daughter Kate,
spent Sunday in Council Bluffs.
VIM. Farley was down to Omaha!
last week and brought back some
horses. He sold one high priced driver
to Mr.. Shove. Bill is q horse-man
from away back.
Shipments Of live stock from here
Saturday night we're Adams, four
loads, Mike Giblin two, C.. Slagel
one, John McGovern one, Mr.. Barn
hoff one, nine loads all cattle jeff
Hoffman, one load Of hogs. NJ. Glib.
lin, Will Adams, John McGovern,
Frank Slagel and Mr.. Barnhoff went
to Chicago with the stock. Mike
Giblin will go from Chicago to Ire
land for couple of months visit.
He expects to sail about July Is.
| Charles Mccullough is having a
cement walk put around his lots.
j Mr.. Moony and Mr.. Kaleen, Of
West Side, were here on business
Monday.
Anna Mae Strong was an over Sum
day visitor with her parents in Deni-
son.
E. T. Ryan, A. j. Barrow and
John Dieter went west last week and
purchased cattle and horse ranch Of
about two thousand acres, located
four miles northeast of Kenebeck,
South Dakota. They get possession
Immediately and intend to stock it
with fine horses and thorough bred
cattle. These men are practical stock
men and no doubt will make success
of the business. Frank Simons also
bought quarter.
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VAIL ITEMS.

VAIL ITEMS.
Peter Ludwig and wife spent last
week in Des Moines with friends.
Hazel Knowles was a visitor at
the D. Maak home at Boyer last
week.
Eddie Ryan. of Omaha. spent Sun
day in Vail with friends.
Peter Mccormick is attending sum
mer school at the Denison college.
N. Staininger spent last week at
Upton, Iowa. on business.
lena Nelson was calling on Deni-
son friends last Wednesday.
Carl and Bart Kruger, of Omaha.
came last Tuesday and will spend a
couple of months on the farm with
their Grandpa BARLEY Mitchell and
family.
W. A. McHenry, of Denison. was
on our streets Wednesday.
Mrs. Ada Short was in Denison
Saturday.
Frank Case, who has been staying
with his uncle Maurice Casey here
for the past year attending St.
AIMS Academy, left for his home at
Iona, Mimi. Saturday.
Miss B. O'Leary, of Council Bluffs,
visited friends here and at West Side
for the last couple of weeks.
Mary Gallagher was in Denison
Wednesday on business.
Henry Thompson, of Chicago, was
calling on Vail friends last week.
M. j. Keane attended the democratic
convention at Sioux City last Thurs
day.
B. Huston was calling on Denisor
friends Saturday.
Ben Champion departed for Clinton
county last week where he will visit
relatives for while.
Mrs. Charles Suffer left Friday for
Sioux City, where she will visit hel
sister, Mrs. Ed Little, for couple
of weeks.
Sam Mccullough, of Denison, was
attending to business here Friday.
| Clint Paine and Grandma Cleo,
departed for South Dakota Saturday
| Chas. Meyers and son, of Denison,
were in our city Friday.
Ed Brogan and daughters, of neal
Odeobolt, were visiting relatives her.
Thursday.
Edgar Chamberlain and famil,
drove over to Manila Sunday for {
visit with relatives.
Mary and Nellie Powers spent .
couple of days the last of the week il
Denison with friends.
Mae Cody isvislting the last coupl,
of weeks at Boyer with her aunt
Mrs. D. Mccullough.
Kate Fremel was in Denisor
Thursday.
Agnes Breen, of Denison cam,
down Friday to spend a few day
with relatives.
Blaine Paine and wife, of Soutl
Dakota, are visitors at the parenta
C. Paine home for the last couple o
weeks.
John and Steven Kiniry were trans
acting business at the county sea
Friday.
AGA Dow, of Dow City, and Pete
McGinn, of Dunlap, were here OF
h,,o;nooo Iuo< UoJnoo,,,
John Hickey returned from Creigh
ton college last week and will spen'
his vacation in our quiet little city.
Mrs. Dingman and two children re
turned home from their visit to Dako
ia last Wednesday.
Dan Molseed, of Chicago, is visit
ing his relatives in Vail for the pas,
couple of weeks.
Mrs. John Duffy was passenge
to Omaha Monday.
WILL Wilroth and wife, of Denison
spent Sunday here with VIM. Byrne
and wife.
Cecil Palmer returned last weel
from q pleasant visit with friend
at Sioux City.
Mike Mcvey, of Odebolt, was herr
Thursday on business.
Bell Mccullough and Celinda NORTH
were Denison callers Thursday.
Mr.. Ran, Of Dubuque, was here .
coupel Of days last week attending Il
business.
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Mrs. McEwen, OF Woodbin, came
Monday evening for visit here with
her daughter, Mrs. r. G.. Jackson.
of the convention next Sunday and
you were to announce what you wish
ed but be sure and announce the
| convention and something in regard
| to it.
| Death of Patrick Collins occurs in
South Omaha. Answers the call OF
death, Thursday. June is. DEATH came
as a reward after an lingering illness
to Patrick Collins Thursday morning,
June is at the home of ihs brother,
Martin Collins in South Omaha, Neb.
BY his death. beloved husband and
father, kind neighbor and faith
| full friend has crossed the river TO
join those beloved ones who have
gone before. Everyone that met Mr.
Collins longed to be forever in his
presence and no man ever had as few
enemies. Patrick Collins was born in
Toronto Canada, March 13, 1863 and
died in South Omaha, June is. 1908
at the age of 45 years, 3 months and
5 days. About So years ago or when
he was 10 years of age he moved
with his parents to Crawford county,
settling in Iowa township. In 1891
he was married to Bridget Ryan who
still survives him. In 1898 he moved
with his family to Manila. Mr.. Col
Inns suffered for the last few months
and when death came was prepar-
ed to go. The remains were brought
here Saturday morning on the O'Clock
train and Immediately taken to the
Catholic church where the funeral was
held, enterment being made in the
Catholic cemetery The floral tributes
were costly and many, which goes to
prove the high esteem by everyone.
The pall-bearers were VIM. Knott,
VIM. Mcmahon. Martin Mcmahon, Jno.
Mcmahon, Micheal McMahon and
Martin Mcmahon. Mr.. Gentlemen
of South Dakota, an undertaken, ac-
companied the remains up here. Mr..
Collins leaves wife. one daughter,
4 Nora, and son, Thomas to mourn his
loss, besides innumerable friends as
we'll as relatives. Those from dis
lance, who attended the funeral were
his brother, Martin Collins, of South
Omaha, Misses Clara. Nora, Florence
and Agnes Collins and Martin and
Tom Collins, of South Omaha. Nora
Maggie, Thomas and Bernie Finni-
gan, Of Buck Grove Mrs. Finnegan
of Buck Grove, Mrs. Gibbons of Car
roll, Mrs. Roach of Chicago, Martin
Houlihan and wife of Charter Oak,
Con Houlihan Jr. and wife of Denison,
Mike Houlihan Sr. and wife of Deni-
son, D. P. O'Brien and wife of Deni.
son. Pat Collins and daughter of Ken
wood, Mr.. and Mrs. McGrimm of Deni
son., NJ. ]. Collins and wife and two
sons, Jim and Joe of Denison, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Heffern of kenwood, Tom
Meehan of Denison, Con Hassett and
wife of Buck Grove, Mrs. O'Conner and
son of East Boyer. Con Houlihan. ST.,
and wife of Denison, Lawrence Finne
gan of Denison, Mr.. Behan of Del1
son, Tom Hickey and wife of Vail and
many more. Pat Hanraham and Martin
Mcmahon went to Omaha Friday even
ing to accompany the remains back
home. The relatives have the entire
sympathy of the whole community
in their hour of sorrow.
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Card Of Thanks.

We take this means to express our
heartfelt thinks to all friends and
neighbors who assisted us during the
illness Of our husband and father.
Mrs. Collins and children.
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N. e. Church Notes.

Sunday school at 10 a. M, Preach
ing at II a. m. Epworth League at
z y. m. Preaching at 8 .. m.
Everyone is extended warm well
come to all these services.
M. d. Cable. Pastor
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after a visit there at the latter's par

after visit there at the latter's par
ents.
Mrs. McEwen, Of Woodbin, came
Monday evening for visit here with
her daughter, Mrs. r. G.. Jackson.
of the convention next Sunday and
you We're to announce what you wish
ed but be sure and announce the
convention and something in regard
to it.
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-06-17
CAUGHT ON THE CURB.

Phone Eureka Pressing Club,
Bradley Chester and Henry Melton,
prOprietors, when you want cleaning
dyeing or pressing done. They have
bought the club owned by Pat Mel
ton, and will appreciate any work
in their line. Ladies' skirts a special
ty. Phone 226.
Calhoun superior court COnven-
ed at Morgan this week, and prom
Uses to be an important and busy SEES
sion. There are said to be eight muir
der cases on the docket. Most of
these crimes were committed within
the past few months. ....r
MIR. Willie D. Collins is very sick
with typhoid fever at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Collins,
on Fourth avenue. He is an excel
lent young man, and has many
friends who wish for him a speedy
recovery.
-"PineWood Talk is not printed
because the name of the writer is
not known. We will be glad to print
items from that community if the
correspondent will furnish us with
his or her name.
The rains have been very par
tial. 1t is reported that some farms
in the southern and eastern sections
of the county have not had a good
season in seven weeks.
The annual examination of ap-
plicants for license to teach in Ter
'rell county will be held by School
Commissioner Wilkinson next Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. L. G. Pinkston, wife of Tax
Receiver Pinkston. who has been
critically i'll at her home in PARROT,
was slightly improved at last ac-
counts.
Have your physician to get your
prescriptions filled at Geise's Phar-
macy. Fresh drugs and accuracy in
compromising always Will be found
there.
Phone Pickett Furniture Co.
(No. 248) for your wants in house
furnishings. We will gladly send
out small articles for you to select
from
"A decision has not yet been rem
dered in the dispensary contest case,
which was appealed to the supreme
court year ago.
About a dozen Dawsonians left
Monday morning for Milford, in Ba-
ker county, where they will spend a
week fishing.
Vivian, the little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. l. w. Gregory, is much
better after an illness of several
days.
Ask those who have been using
Queen of Pantry -four how they like
it. Sold by T. o. Whitchard & Co.
CLOTHES sent for, pressed and
delivered, $100 per month. Eureka
Pressing Club. Phone 226.
-Seriff Hill as got a new track
dog.
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MORE MOVING PICTURES.

E. F. Cantrell, special representa-
tive of the Citizens Life Insurance
Co. of Louisville, KY, is here for a
short stay placing special contracts
for his company.
Misses Julia tombstone, Mabelle
Kendrick and Emma tombstone at
tended the Epworth League conven-
ton in Quitman.
Misses Callie Mae and Julia Chris
tie left Monday for Pablo Beach,
Jacksonville and other points in Flor
lila.
Miss Pearl Christie has returned
from Conyers, where she was teach
err in the public school of that town.
Rev. r. F. Williamson of Ellaville
was in Dawson Saturday.
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DIAMOND SACRIFICE SALE AT ADAMS STORE
The Rece" Money Sngency Has Made People Turn Loose
Their Diamond Heirloones

Never before in the history of my
business of sixteen years have I seen
the time that such prices as these
are offered. Think of an absolutely
perfect diamond, pure white in COL
or, being offered at the ridiculously
low price of one hundred and TWEEN
ty-five dollars per carat. This goes
to prove that the people in cities and
manufacturing centers are feeling
the hard times more than we are.
Some of these stones have been
handed down for hundreds of years
probably, and it is evident they did
not know their value by turning
them loose at these prices. They
probably never bought or priced a
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UNDER $500 BOND.

Webster County Man Who Shot at
Rural Mail Carrier Near PARROT.
The gand jury while in session
last week found true bill against
George Shivers, a citizen of Webster
county, who shot at Mr.. Sing Pink
ston, the carrier on one of the Par
rott rural mail routes, some months
ago while that gentleman was riding
along the public road late one after
noon on his return trip.
Sheriff Hill soon located Shivers.
and sent a warrant for his arrest,
but he disappeared and was later
taken in charge by officers in Rich
land. The sheriff went for him Fri
day and brought him to Dawson He
was later released on a $4O0 bond
to appear at the next session of the
court for trial.
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Hen Killed a Hawk.

DR.. J. w. Patterson, while making
a professional visit in the country a
few days ago. witnessed an unusual
occurrence. A hen with a brood of
biddies was busily engaged with her
domestic duties when a hawk sud
denly swooped down to capture one
of her family for a meal. The bird
of prey, however, was given a recep-
ton that was unexpected, and after
a few minutes of fiutter and feathers
it lay a corpse on the field of battle.
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A DAY OF FUN IN DAWSON
"A Game of Ball Between Fats and
Leans, Greasy Pole to Be Climb
ed and n VVooyE

"A Game of Ball Between Fats and
Leans, a Greasy Pole to Be Climb
ed, and Weelbarrow Race.
There is going to be lots of fun in
Dawson on the 26th inst.
There will be a game of ball be-
tween the fats" and leans" the
climbing of a greasy pole. and a
wheelbarrow race, the festivities be-
ing given under the auspices of the
Library Association and for, the ben
eft of that institution. The lineup
for the ball game will be: ~
Fats-Dr. R. NJ. Stewart. w L
Lewis, J. D. Tweedy, D4r. Foster. NJ.
N. Brewer, Dock Bolton, L. c. Hill,
A. j. Hill, VIM. Kelley.
Leans-Tony Lavely, T. D. Lee, T.
c. Geise, ]. M. Bell, j. M. Clifton,
Dolph Williams, Carl Couric, Andrew
Irwin, Will Lark and ]. NJ. Bell.
L. c. Hill and w. ]. Lewis will
be the battery for the fats, and J.
M. Clifton and J. M. Bell for the
leans.
Mr.. J. NJ. Clifton, as the repre-
sentative of the ladies of the library
association, is arranging for the
days amusement, and there is no
doubt that it will be a success.