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friends.
Miss Annie Rape, a student at the
Normal, spent Saturday and Sunday at
her home, Welborn.
Hon. Robert L. MillInor, one OF the
candidates for Representative was a
business visitor in the city Tuesday.
Miss White Dickinson had to close
her country school for several days last
week on account of sickness. She came
home but having entirely recovered re-
turned to her school Tuesday.
States ATTORNEY Cary Hardee Is sick
at his home 10 Live Oak and by reason
OF bis indisposltion was prevented from
attending upon this weeks session Of
court The interests OF the State is be-
ing looked after by the colonel's partner
Col Butler of Live Oak.
We are in receipt OF long letter from
one OF "our boys who is now 10 the
hospital service Of the U S. Army in The
far.away Philippine Islands. Edgar
Saseer is the boy referred to, aud we
are glad to note that ne is content With
his situation and is enjoying good
health and Happiness.
Elder Il v skipper, minister Of
the Gospel Of the Advent flith, has
erected his tent on the lot north Of the
court house and is holding service
therein daily. Mr.. Skipper ID said to
be a preacher OF wonderful force and
clesrness in expounding the Scriptures.
The publlC-is cordially invited to az
tend these services.
Work has been commenced upon the
new residence OF Charles @. Morrow
which Is being erected on the Cobb loi
just south of the Methodist church. The
house will be Of two stories and con
structed Of concrete blocks, and the
plans show most tasty structure. This
is the first building in Madison to be
QUIZ OF concrete DlOckB,
At the meeting Of the Knights Of
Pythias Monday night Rev. w n. Ivey
pastor Of the Baptist church, was elect
ed to membership in the lodge, he bav.
ing secured his transfer card from the
Maysvlle, KY. lodge. The next meet
ing of the lodge will be held on Monday
night, at which time it is expected there
will be several applications for member
ship. Let all members be present.
Quite a large number of the good
Methodist people OF the city went out
in TonYville Tuesday night and invaded
the parsonage Of Rev. Williams, pastor
OF the Madison Circuit, aud administer
ed hearty pounding 70 the popular
preacher and bis family. AS the'pound
ing" consisted OF packages Of things eat
able it was not objected to by the re
cipients but, on the contrary was re.
ceiyed with marked appreciation.
Plnetta Camp, No 200, woodmen Of
the World, is preparing to have an ice
cream supper on Friday night Of this
week at which several short talks win
be made on subjects Of interest to the
order and good time 10 general had,
This editor acknowledges an invitation
to be present and participate in the
festivities, an invitation greatly appre.
ciated and one which will be accepted
if we can possibly arrange it.
Next Sunday Is Decoration Day--aI
day which should be and is sacred with
every true Southerner. The usual
exercises viii be held in the afternoon
at the cemetery when the soldiers graves
will be decorated with fiower rs and an
address delivered by Hon. W. w. Car
roll Of Monticello. The full program
Tor the occasion Is published in another
part OF this paper to which attention is
directed Be present at the place and
Time specified and assiet in this
TO our "fallen heroess"
Hon. J. Walter Kehoe, candidate for
Congress 10 this district, was visitor
% Madison last Saturday and mingled
With q large number Of our people 70
whom be made known his aspirations
md whose support be solicited. Judge
Palmer adjourned court about II O'Clock
10 give The distinguished visitor an op-
portouity to address the citizens and
Mr. Kehos, taking advantage Of the
thus presented delivered