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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-02
MONTH OF MARCH
BUILDING PERMITS
Indicate the Heavy Imml
grafton Of HOmeSeekerS
10 Capital City


The capital city is experiencing a
building boom in dwellings this spring
The statistics show that already sev-
enty-fve per cent of the Guthrie cit
izens oan their own homes This is
being maintained notwithstanding the
heavy immigration The report Of
Fire Chief W. G. Grubsr for the month
of March shows that he issued build
ing permits fce the erection of forty
residences and for additions. to the
amount of S64.S00 This does not
include buildings now in process of
erection--and there are scores of
them-permits for which were issued
Daring the month Of February. Scores
Of dwellings are being erected in the
different additions TO the city, for
which permits were not necessary as
they are ont of the fire district Seven
houses are now being erected in the
Belyea addition, two in the Havighorst
addition. two in the Hainer addition
aud several in the College Heights
additions. and In the latter founda.
tons are dotting the crest OF the Hill
near the Methodist hospital prepar
atory to the erection OF modern
homes Among the permits for dwell
ngs issued during the month are the
/ following: Chas. Seeley. 81. 500 Chag
f. Eisenschmidt, S3.500. Galen Grow
improvements. 81 800; w. r. Eager
81 900; Mrs. Meyers, two permits, one
81 500 the other $1,000; c. d. wa
chob, $4,000, James Dubanks. $4,000.
Henry Thompson, $4,000 j. j. Dunn
improvements 81, 5000
The total building permits issued
during the month was $95920. o
which $4,000 is for the erection o
the First Methodist Episcopal churcl
at the corner of Broad and Noble
Several warehouses; and storage
rooms in the factory district of tho
city are being erected. including
$5O.00e addition to the Pioneer Cot
ton mills. An addition 10 the South
western Iron works was complete,
last month at cost of $4,000
The Leader predicts much NOR,
| dwelling construction in the capita
city during the spring and summer al
houses for rent are in heavy deman,
and those who have been contemplat
ing the erection Of homes viii do s.,
now, since the present administration
has reduced the freight rates OF ma
terlals TO such an extent that iunbe
Is now 20 per cent cheaper than (
has been for years, and cement am
all other building materials are iron
20 to so per cent lower than eve
before.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-02

In the name OF the state OF Oklahoma
TO " T. Kinoheloe County Clerk Of
Alfalfa County
GREETINGS
You arc commanded TO appear be-
fore The grand jury OF the county
OF Alfalfa State of oklahoma forth,
with AZ Cherokee and remain IN nj.
tendance on and nt The call o; saia
grand jury from day 60 day and term
TO term until lawfully discharged to
testify and YOU wal be required also
70 bring with You the following The
minutes Of The hrst regular commits
sioners meeting of 1908. and dupfi.
cate receipts fled before the election
with the clerk OF proposed Alfalfa
county by the Inspector and also
those given inspectors by said clefs
of said election
Dated at Cherokee IN said Alfalfa
County on the 22nd day OF Jahuafy
1905.
BY order Of the coGrt TO the
sheriff OF said county serve ard re
turn forthwith
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-02
Large CLASS OF CANDIDATES.
Initiated into the Mysteries Of Elk.
dom Tuesday Night

Initiated into the Mysteries Of Elk
dom Tuesday Night.
one OF the successful events Ia fra
temal societies during the current sea
son was the initiation OF large class
of candidates into the mysteries of
Elkdom Tuesday night at the home OF
that ord on North Division street
r. H. Mcclure. exalted ruler, had
charge OF the work of the degree
team. while Ike Levy was master of
the floor work The degree work was
carried on in a highly Impressive man
ner Following the ritualistic cere.
monies a lunch wac served greatly
to the enjoyment Of the lodge and the
new brethren.
The class OF candidates was com
posed OF tho following.
II G. Brownlee w Il McBrine A
r. Webber, Ross n lillard, A. 3
Bryan, Eugene Gill, Tom Moore. Ham
r. Bee. A. y putnam. r. O. Weems
Fred III Soehi Harry Weinbereer, j
y. Burke Sam $. Sanders n. NJ
l.andrum Tennis Snlggs, e. j Luce
w A Gulledge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-02

state your name, aga and resi-.
depce2
A. l. L. MaGce. age ~. postoiJee ad.
dress-my official address. residence
address Helena.
O. What official position, II any, do
you hold IN this county2
A. Clerk of the district court OF ALI
alfa county.
Q. How long have You lived in the
confines OF this county?
A. About i've years
Q. Where are you from2
A. From Kansas 10 Oklahoma.
q. DO yon know the present rendez
yous. cave or hiding place of The
county clerk Of this county?
A / do not
Q Did you see him sometime before
he left7
A ! did not
Q. Yon do NOT know where he is2
I A 40 not
q you have been district clerk ev
ei since the 10th day of November
or since statehood
A Yes sir
I q. Do YOU remember Issuing a sub
poena duces tecum % the counfi
clerk for certain records relative q
the election iasi September
A Yes sir
@ Have YOU amy record 70 youl
ONCE pertaining 10 the sabpneuaf
A. have the subpoena
q That Is an the records?
a. Yes sir fcierk gets Hbpoenas
q Take them and read them
/ (Clefk reads aubpoenas a. ioliowe9
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-02

HOUSE JOURNAL

Q. You know when he went away?
a, He was here yesterday morning.
@. Did you see him when he left
A. He was IN my Office yesterday
morning.
@. Did you see him when he len2
a. lie was IN my Office between 9
and 10 O'Clock he told me he was
going TO Enid
@ What did he say with reference
10 his purpose IN going?
A. ! don't remember he said any
thing
Q. Did you go TO Enid yesterday
A. ! did not
@ Were you IN Enid in the last
two or three days?
A. was not
Q The county clerks ofiice is in
the same building as youra?
A. Yes. sir
Q. DO yop know where the ballot
boxes are-ihe poll books or any Oi
the records Of The election ~ the 18th
Of September?
O. Is there any statement you wish
A. / do not
10 maker
A. No. sir.
BY Partridge:
O. You and Mr. Beeman went down
the ROAD % Jea a few days ago and
q was stated you went ~ Enid you
went 10 Jeit on business ala your
A. Yes cir
a. X CARPENTER
Mr. 1 4. MaGee being nrst Gall
sworn, testified as follows
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-02
THE TEXT BOOK
COMMISSION ORGANIZES
Rev. T. F. Brewer Of Guthrie Elected
President, Mrs. T c. Chambers.
Secretary.

The text book commission recently
appointed by the state board of edu-
cation met at the residence OF Rev.
Theodore r. Brewer. 313 South Broad
street yesterday morning and per
fected a permanent organization with
the election of Rev T. f. Brewer of
Guthrie. as president, and Mrs T. c.
Chambers, of Oklahoma City as sec
retary The board held a short after.
noon session at which only roaine
matters were taken up pertaining to
the procedure OF the board in the du-
ties assigned il by the state board of
education Those present were. J..
- Benedict. Of Muskogee: NJ u.
Moore. OF this city: j. II Barnes. Of
Enid, Mrs. r. c. Chambers. OF okla.
homa City aud Rev r. r. Brewer, OF
Guthrie Milas Lassater OF Pauls
Valley. and d. b. Culliam or Still
we'll the latter who was yesterday ap-
pointed to succeed O. H. Z. Brewer.
OF Falls City, as a member OF the com
mission by the stale board of educa.
tion. were not present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-02
On ana I took Il for grantod thera

ton and took It for granted thera
wnT.
q. You say there was only two pre-,
clncts counted7
a. Thafs all we went into
9. Then 30 Far az you know tbefa
was nothing Irregular about the pros
ceedings o fthat grand jury with rcf,
ereEce 70 the ballotsg
a. i don't think theirs was.
@. DID Mr Klnchlos bring the bal.
lots 70 the grand Jury room7
! think he did she lrst time he
was ordered up
. We're the ballots brought Ia lha
boxesf
a. YES, sir they were brought n
the boxes
@ And YOU say there waa only
/ two boXes7
A J think that was all there was
-only two boxes. As near as i can
q foa say YOU counted two pre-.
cinets or tewpships and you say fhers
vas no muiilatiou9 Or other evidence
in those boxes that they had been
tampered with7
a, No | didn't want 10 leave that
iupressiOn / wanted 10 say there
was nothing done by the Jury TO mu.
tilate these ballots
q Would it aave been possible for
The balluts 10 have been mutilnted or
3 changed In the grand Jury without you
( knowing anything about it2
a. / don't think there hardly could
( have been naved pretty close a1-
tention to that work
Q. At the time you opened those
, boxes what Was the condition Of them ?
a. ] believe Spring township was
} the FIRST we opened and Il was in good
( shape everything ~ az though thew
7 lefl Il except they Thought there gay
have been one mntilated ballot wfitSs.
they counted Il was a question with
the board whether they should have
counted that ballot think Beard
! township is the other. and we looked
ovsr these ballots aud according to
4 the election board they want az an
like they turned them IN. We also
found ahout 42 or i3 what we would
call mnhlated ballots IN the box
@ How many different occasions
we're the ballots hrusht IN and by
whom brought?
! a. 7 believe we had those ballotl
before us possibly three times Kinehl
! loe brought them the FIRST time. I
think Couch, I think, fetched them
once or some enc helped him, hin
( don't reoollect who helped fetch the
boxes up
@ That's an you know about those
ballots and the condition OF the sames
( A. 7 believe It is.
@. Why were those ballots being
Investigated Tor the purpose Of an
election contest or Cor what purpose
A. As understood they was IN.
! vcstigated for The pbfpose Of ascer.
! taining whether they had been mu-
tilated To correspond with the pol
, book which had been mutilated
@ DID the ballots and poll book
cnrrespond2
a. No. they didn't Not the was
we counted them
@ You clu cake any statement yoa
! wish 20 make2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-02

SLIGHT differences being printed az dif.
fercnt offices hut The general form ls
The same
O And that is all you have With
reference io thcte subpCenag2
A Yes sir
@ Have You got ia your office any
Irecord order or other documentary
evidence from any person directing
tue Issuance 0i tifia subpoena3
A ! think J have a precipe ior the
lsubpoena
"a F1ed and signed hy whom2
a Filed and II ] have tile same &
Is signed by the county attorney
@ No one else2
a. Signed by the party hlng it
Mr. Southwick OF myself
@ Have you any documents on pa
pers directing the issuance ot thi7
subpoena By the district iudge7
A Not directly Only through ihe
county attorney
@ II is not a question of direct ur
indirect Have YOU any such paper3
A Not to my knowledge know
nothing further about the subpoen1
than Il was my duty a. Issue ii
@ We're both subpoeuas dated the
same day7
A. One dated January 22nd and one
January Goth
CROSS EXAMTNATION4.
@ Did the district Judge authorize
YOU verbally or otherwise TO Issue q
subpoena on the demand OF the coun.
/ ty attorney before the grand jury
that was then Ia session.
A. do not remember of any such
| instructions.
r. J. MCGEE,
NJ. L. Jcnries. being hrst duly sworn
testified az follows
@ Stale your name. age aud post
nfiiea address2
A, NJ. L. jenrles, S5. Cherokee
@ Mr Jemries DO You hold any
official position IN this county
A. No, sir
@. Arc you acquainted with the
county clsrk
A. Not persohally; I have met him
| blt don't know whether | would know
him II met hiri ON the street
@ Whats your politics?
All Pretty badly mixed mp. II
wanted TO vote for Democrat woult
! vote for him-if O Republican woult
( vote for him It's the man and no
he party.
O. You don't know whore Kinch
low Is az the present time?
a. No, sir
Q DID yon serve on the grand iur!
in this county?
A. Yes. sir.
Q What day and month";
A. II was the last term OF conr
but Just what days ! don't recolleet
Q nld youdd the grand irry o
bich Snn arr member 60 into ana
1ee3tisale The b1llcts?
A. Af tWo boxes
q. In what condition were lhos
ballots when You opened them wa
there any changes made IN the ballots
a. Couldn't say There was n
change male IN The condition of IN
baliots IN the jury room No mutila
tions or changes
@. ne YOU know whether there wa
an order from the iudRe7
A. ! suppose there wan They sal
omong't them, the foremaEs that tn
2 boxes were ordered up for ihvestis;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-02
TESTIMONY CONTINUES IN
BlLLRNGSLEY-RoBB CASE

Special TO DallysLeader.
Oklahoma City April al. II. Sell
sor. who has barge Of the books Of
the demnct Capital National bank Of
Guthrie continued his testimony to-
day in the case Of C. e. Billingsley
aud j. c. Robb. president and yige-
president. respectively Of the failed
bank. WHO are charged on twenty-five
allega ions with misapplication and
embezzlement Of sums ofmoney from
the institution.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-02

Pain. anywhere, can be quickly stop
ped by one Of Dr Shoop'a Pink Pain
Tablets. Pain always means con.
geation- unnatural blood pressure. DR.
Shops pink Pain Tablets simply
coax coegested blood away from palm
centers These Tablets known by
druggists as DR. Sh0op's Headache
Tablets simply eaualize the blood
circulation and then pain always de
parts n 20 minutes 20 Tablets 25
cents Write Dr shoop, Racine Wis
for free package Sold by all deal rs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-02
nealh NJ on AZ HeeIa.

Jesse p. Morris OF Shippers, Va,
had close call in the spring Of 1906.
He says tAn attack O ipnawhcpia
left me so weak and with sn j a fear
ml cough that my friends declared
consumption had me. and death was
on my heels. Then / was persuaded
10 try Or Kings New Discovery. i
helped me Immediately. and after TAX
ing Two and half bottles was q
we'll mau agaln FOUND out that New
Discovery Is the best remedy iol
coughs aud ling disease In an the
world Sold under guarantee al G.
r. Renfro drug store soc ard $lp0
Trlal bottle free
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-02

Weak women get prompt aud lasting
help by using DR. Shoop's Night Cure
THESE soothing healing. antiseptic
suppositories with full Information
how to proceed are interestingly told
of In ms book No A for Women +"
The book aud strictly confidential
medical advice Is entirely free Sim
ply write pr Shoop, Racine Wis for
my book No. T. Sold By all dealera
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-02

Il have just completed a twenty
year health sentence imposed by
Bucklen's Anica salye, which cured
me Of bleeding piles just tweRty years
ago" writes O. s. Wo5lever, OF L.e-
Raysville n r. Bucklen's Arnica
Salve heals the worst sores, b0lls,
burns. wounds and cuts ln the short.
est time. 25e az r c Renfro drug
store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-02
Plentn Of TroubIo

is caused by stagnatlon Of the liver
and bowels. TO get rid Of il and head
ache and biliorsness aud the poison
that brings jaundice, take Or Kings
New Life pills, he reliable purifiers
that d. the work without grinding or
gripping 25c at r G Renho drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-02
RAILROADS MUST
FURNISH SERVICE.
Corporation SCARS Issues orders to

Corporation Roaro Issues Orders 20
Two Cooperation Companies
The corporation commission issiod
an order requiring the Ft Smith and
Western road to stop PASSENGER trains
al SpirO. a town Oh tie borde' Vine Of
the state Heretofore a person want
ing TO SO from Spiro TO TT Smith was
compelled TO 20 to next station To
board a train The order was made
as the result Of "A complaint iled by
citizens of Spifo.
The commission alaO issued an or
der requiring the Missouri Pacific
road TO stop les train between WAGON
en- and TT Smith This order was is-
sded as result ot hearing given
citizens of Mudrow on complaints
filed BY them II Is undefstood that
the railroad agreed TO obide by the
order
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-02
cASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
slsases's s.sss sas 81 M<H1A1z@s

Just reoeivhd a complete assert.
ment Of Ladies Black and Tan Ca
fords at $500 $3.50 and $500. The
best shoe values in Guthrie at RC6-
INSQN'S.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-02

A Ladies' Black Vicl Blu. oxford,
II leather, full vamp. $1.s5, Robinson's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-02
/ T. MGEn. Clerk
LIE A. sOUTHwICK
Deputy clerk
STATE or OKLAHOMA. ss.
COUNTY OF ALFALFA.

STATE or OKLAHOMA. ss
COUNTY OF ALFALFA
This subpoena came into my hands
this 22nd dag OF January A. D., 1905
.and I certify that I personally served
the same on the within named per.
son by delivering q copy OF The with.
lin named summons Go II T. Ninche
loe, County Clerk of Alfalfa County.
January % 1908
J. A. HuGHEY,
@ I'm whose handwriting was the
face of that subpoena filled in2
A. In the handwriting OF the county
attorney Mr. Wilder
(Clerb reads the other subpoena.)
In the name OF the state OF Oklahoma
TO II T. Kiucheloe, County Clerk Of
Alfalfa County:
| GREETING;
You are hereby commanded to an
rear before the grand Jury OF The
County of Alfalfa. state OF Oklahoma
forthwith at Cherokee and remain N
Attendance on and at the cali VI spid
grand jury frem day to day aud tern
20 torn until lawfully DISCHARGED &
testify and you are required also q
bring with you the following The
lpoll books at aE che voting precinct
of Alfalfa County oklahoma. as USED
at the last preceding election OF SEQ
temper II. 1907
nhted at Cherokee. County % All
ala this goth day OF January, 1908
BY order Of the court
T. l. MGFE,
Clerk
| Serve and return herewith.
| STATE OF OKLAHOMA ss
| ICOUNTY or ALFALFA
This subpoena came into u'y hani
this s0th day OF January 1888, an
certify that personally served III
same on the within named person b
delivering a copy of the withh ruiat.
summons 10 II L. Kineheloe. Count
Clerk January 20 1908
/ j. A. HUGlIBY,
Sheriff
Q. This is In the same handwriting
as the other2
a Yes sir
O. This is the regular form OF sub
poenas used he an cases?
A Yes sir. there might be som
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-02

Ny Mon's oxfords al $500 20 $500
are stylish, seryieable and save you
26 cents on other ehoe etore pricsa.
Roblnson
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ccontlnuea on Page 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-01
Providence Forge Social News.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
PROVIDENCE FORGE, VA, Febru-
airy 29.-Messrs. r. +. Coleman, Albert
wortham and James rutherford, of
Richmond; j. III. Christian and Il. f..
Gill, of this place. returned Saturday
from very successful ducking trip
on the lower James River. Many tine
Malard and Teal We're bagged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Eanes, of New
port News, We're guests Sunday of Mrs.
Esnes's parents. at Sterling Heights.
Mr.. Edmund Christian. of New York
and AIR. Hill Christian. of Richmond
were visitors this week at their old
home. in Charles City.
Miss Gladys Coleman, of Brookland
Park. spent several days lately with
friends in Charles City, returning to
Richmond Monday morning in time for
school.
Miss Sallie Christian and Miss Ethel
Suglet, of the Woman's College. re-
turned to Richmond sunday night after
a pleasant visit to friends here.
Mr.. Littleburg Haxall, who has been
confined 10 his room for some days
with a serious indisposition. is inn
proving.
Mr.. James Spencer is quito i'll at his
home, few miles from here DIR. j.
r. Parker, his attending physician, re-
Gently called Dr. Manfied CAN, OF Rich
mond. in consultation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-01
Lawrenceville Social News.
rspecial ~ Nc rimcs. pIsnnlchl

tspecial TO The Times Dispatch.l
LAWRENCEYILLE, VA, February
aa-Alrs. =, NJ. Rawlings, of Windsor
Avenue, will spend several weeks In
Danville. where MIR. Rawlings has &c
rented a position With the Southern
Mrs. Il. r. Turnbull has returned
6rorn a visit TO friends in Norfolk.
Mrs. S. r. Darden has been called
TO Portsmouth on account OF the ILL
ness of her brother.
Miss Grace Rawlings has returned
to Norfolk after spending several
weeks visiting Miss Eva Rawlings. OF
this town.
Mrs. Herbert TAYLOR, of Danville, is
visiting her mother. Mrs. John Palmer
of Windsor Avenue.
Miss Alice Dortch, of South Hill, ac-
companied By Miss Ella Carter of
Richmond and MIR. Oscar Busick, OF
Madison. N. c.. visited this week III
the home of Miss Dortch's sister, Mrs
c. NJ. Heartweli Of this place.
Miss Willie Elan. who Is attending
Lawrencevillc High School. has re-
turned after brief visit TO bcl
parents at Baskerville.
Mrs. A. w, Harrison, of Hicks Street
hnd Mrs. Lucy Davy, OF Church Street
vent To Chase City on Tuesday, where
they expect TO spend several weeks al
the Necklenbure.
Miss Fannie Ogburn, of South Hill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-01
Crewe Social News.

cREwE. VA. February ga Citizens
School improvement League was organized
In the school building Monday evening,
Captain Il. r. Locket was elected president;
Mrs. r. 3, Oliver. secretary; Mr.. a. a. owen,
treasurer.
The Not,oway County Teacher Association
win meet here the latter part OF March.
Mr.. George West has returned from
Florida after a stay of some weeks.
Miss Mazie Gills IL stopping over In Rich
nond on her return, trip from Florida.
3lrs. Alice Harper has returned from Pc
tcrsburg. and reports her grandson Howard
Cook, who has been III with fever very
much better
Mr.. j. Sims chappc,l. with his uncle. Mr..
j.. A. Allen and family. have moved to
Charlotte county.
Miss Susie Parrish and Mr., Ernest Moore
were married at the home OF their pastor,
Rev. e. II. fillmore, Wednesday evening.
Owing to the recent death of the bride
mother the marriage was very quiet, only
the immediate friends and relatives being
present After tour OF tho Northern cities
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore VIII make their home
hero.
Miss Carrie Oils is stlli with her sister.
Ars. u. X, Zickle. OF Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-01
Barton Heights.

Mr.. Bayard Jeter, who has been visiting
relatives. in Caroline county, has returned.
MrsC. g. Little will return to her home
In Montelro Avenue this week from Clinton,
N c. where she has been spending the past
month with relatives.
Mrs l., o. wendenburg has returned to
her home in Roberts street after delight-
full visit to her parents in Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs. j. A, Monroel of Philadelphia, who
has been Waiting friends In Lamb Avenue,
Miss indie GOODWIN. who has been visit
ing relatives - Monteiro Avenue. has re- re-.
tu,ned to MotqwaRH Rose WSo
on at the Memorial Hospital, Is getting on
very nicely.
visiting sa 1 relative sa IN Wilson, N.
Mrs. 'Sl John i,n H. Redd. in Roberts Street, has
left fon ae1 f nem William II nas NJ have
returned from williamsburg where they
Went to attend tho funeral of her uncle!
Mr. Wilmer Rice. who has been visiting
relatives In North Avenue. has returned 70
Mrs Frank 8weldcnfeld, Of Virginia Ave-
rue, who IL at tho Memorial HOSPITAL for
treatment, is getting on very nicely w., !
Mrs. G., a. Augpst,,of Lamp LAM, 5aSenue' y
Mrs W. II, Christian and daughter. o.
Monteiro Avenue. have left for Washin n
y q. where they Mere caiI .a py NV ,tntns
oe her son, Mr. FLEMING Christian. VINO ls
sick With pneumonia. a, Is,
Miss l.orena Boyd Mason will leave tins
week for Notfolk to visit friends,
becr visiting his niece, Mrs. y f. Pizzlnl,
has returned. s III Al ,e
Mr. Albert Barton. of Balslmors, who ms
been visiting his sister. Mrs Seville, M y re-
turned. " 536 Y Il
Mrs. Georse w, Richardson, % Island n
Ford wins las heens visit ins her SON. NJ "
Itsrh ardsDn. has returned 3tgs 36 3aE ~ ti3
Nthn nrnt'nr ~ k4 s.rnt-scTss tier ~ = We
'hfpuk presbyprIans e hue h was de ciueu "