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The Irish standard., 1908-02-08
LADIES' AUXILIARY.
ANoKA COUNTY.

6iv;.iyy, FNEss'oeht-M N Mary casey;
nan: Rec Sec. Miss Ethel Reilly: Reilly Fin.
Med s1am Mard Treas Mrs Mayms psy Eli
on second Sunday Of each month at Ar.
canum hall. Anoka.
BLUE EARTH COUNTY.
Co. President. Mrs. Katherine McNa-
aRe: Ky vIas RIss. r.s Mary Mecesthy Mad'so
ss see Bssst hGEst xadR.n s%tR %aSi
son Lake; Fin. sec.. Katherine sheean.
Ea Eagle II Lake; 1ns. Sec. Katherine Madi-
e. zen; ~ Eagle zs ~ Lake. Treas; Kathesine Nc
bislow. Madison LAKE Lake: Meetings ss ray ass held ed
Of each month II % Bank s hall. Madison
BIG STONE COUNTY.
pvaSyn Pres Ne As9Ss aikey res
Mrs. Horner: Vice Pres. Mrs. Canty; Rec.
Sec, Mrs. sammon; Fin. Sec. Mary Fa-
hey: ms. sec.. Margaret Costello: Treas.
Randall. Meetings are held on the sec
ond and fourth Fridays. of month in
Groves hall, Graceville, MINI.
CARLTON COUNTY.
County Pres. Mary Dwyer, cloqust:
Division No. ]. cloauet-Presldenf. Mary
M x!s' caeesr9aa Rsss 9Ss:ffF5st F N
~ stapleton; Ins. seo... Ella Fahey;
Treas, None c: Dwyer; Med. Exam. DR..
fourth Wednesdays at Clavean hall.
CROW WING COUNTY.
&C County ~ X :Pre'ident-Altcs M Adair. +s'
Division No. I. Brainerd-Pres.. Jennie
sarst ( o Marlin: sss 4. @ Ireadvsy:: ss: Rec Rec.
sss stf % NJ Mary y sts 81
221 10Th st. N; Treas, Agnes x. Nc
Garthy, 2ls N. eth St; Med. Exam. DR..
GGsHdy %setyH<s chsgao Ssd ssy s.i
umbia hall. '''0''>'' - wv
&c County Pres Mrs NJ; H. Cummings.
e2 n Ss aaS Se ars Rse1 Mss sec M Mrs. l.
Treas, Mrs. Mary Lane. s27 Goth ave, N.
Division No. !. Minneapolis-Pres.
Pre Rss Raa Mary 1s2S i4 ayf @ 81 P3rand Xss
aye; Rec. Sec, Mrs: Mary A. Lane, 1715
GarYey, 1929 7th st. s.; Ins. sec,: Miss
Med. Exam, DR.. Rose Valley, 402 Evan
ston bldg. Meetings are held on the first
and third Tuesdays of month in knights
of Columbus hall.
Division NO 2. Minneapolis-Div. Pres,
Mrs. Mary A. Boran. 627 Ellwood ave-;
Vice Pres, Mrs. Annie Irving, 723 Wash
ington street N. F.: Rec. Sec. Mrs. P. l..
Collins, 1886 End st. N. E.: Fin. Sec. Mrs.
Peter J. Russell 1920 University ave. N.
r.: 1ns. Sec. Mrs. Susie s. Dessaiant, 1913
6th, st. N. E.: Treas. Mrs. Mary A. Hill,
1926 Main st. N. E.; Med. Exam, DR.. r. p.
O. Brien. 701 4th st. N. E. Meetings are
held on the 1st and Sd Mondays of month
at p. m. in A. o. U. w. hall 310 Central
The Irish standard., 1908-02-08

sTnTE EYNGF,AfN GF AMMTTs4gA PFoR1rH g9THTY SRr OF
In the Matter of the Estate of Charles
Johnson nace6ent
The Irish standard., 1908-02-08

A successful attempt has been made
by the peasantry in the Geevagh noun
tains. to prevent processes being serv-
ed on two estates, the tenants of which
have refused to pay rents. When the
process-server made his appearance
the farmers and peasants collected in
large numbers, and as ne had only an
escort of six police, the party had to
retreat at the first effort. The process
ses were then placed in registered let
ters and given to postmen, but these
had also to bolt. Two hundred con-
stabulary and several officers were
then drafted into the district, and the
postmen again tried to deliver the let
ters, but once more the way was bar
red, and the demeanor of the crowd
was so threatening that the constabu-
larry were withdrawn, the processes re-
naming unserved.
Tipperary.
The interment took place recently at
Clonmel. of Mr.. Dan Mara. publican,
Old Bridge. Clonmel, an old and re-
spected citizen. who in his young days
formed one of the band Of Irish Vol
unteers that Joined the Papal Brigade
The Irish standard., 1908-02-08

ST. LOUIS COUNTY.
l.. r; Ryan, ;a,' 5o7 Pailadio bldg: Vice. f Pres.
w. l.. Daugherty. 1o15 Tower ave-, Su-
perior wis: Fin. and Ins: Sec, John T.
nps Timppthy o'Flaherty, iso1 West Second st.; st.
Treas, A. ODonnell 206 West Sixth
ST.; Med. Exam, DR.. e. w. Fahey. 2o4
New Jersey bldg. Meetings are held the
first and third Wsdnesdays Of each month,
Division No: 4. West Duluth-Div. Pres.
Nicholas Collins; % n. 55th ave: W; Vice
Rec. Sec, John cashin. s2s y. 5sth ave
~ 6sd -aS aye /, W.; ~, Treas " Patniek k H Nc
DIG Dr. Z. H. H. Payette. silvey Block. Meetings %
are held on the first and third Tuesdays
of month in Gilley's hall, West Duluth
County President-F. ]. Leonard, Jor.
Division No: /. Scott it,, coS;n,President
Pres Pr D. ~ W. see Pans Rse Res
Sec, cs'' II. b. conlon. Belle Piaine; Fin. and and
ms Sec. J: R.. Stratton, Belle Plaine
sa Daniel pg ea1shaR e. Maneev Rse Pfns Ra
Plaine. Meetings held on the first Sun.
day OF each month: y o'clock M. Frat
ternity hall. Belle Platne t@;,,,rv
County President-M; Mahoney. Norris
Division No; 1, ,r MorriswDiv;; W, Pres:
J. Daley. Morris; Rec. Sec. ]. ] Hanra-
han. Morris; Fin. Sec, J. F. Donovan
Morris: 1ns. Sec. Timothy Murphy, Nor
ris: Treas. Thomas F. McCanney, Nor.
ris: Med Exam. DR.. c. E. Caine, Nor.
ris. Meetings are held on the last Sun
day of month in Lime hall, Morris, Minn
STEELE COUNTY.
tonna: County Secretary. William II. XII
| ty, Owatonnna.
division No I. owatonna-Presidsnt
Malone: Rec Sec. John, 8. Brick; Fin.
and Ins. Sec. John 8. Brick: Treas, John
Hogan: Med Exam. DR.. Schul4e. Meet
! inGs held second and fourth TUESDAYS q
Z. Of p. hail. owatonna. Ninn.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-07-04

Avalanche, recently sold mine for
$4,000. 1t is sure to come sooner or
later; editors always get rich. Come
over, Bro. Hays, and we'll dig up last
years strong box" and have time.
Mrs. s. M Coffin and her two
children, Vestal and Tom, accompa-
MED by Dr. Lee, went to Soda Springs
last Wednesday evening. The young
est boy has been ailing for some time
and the trip is being made in hopes of
benefittting the little fellow.
Gwinn is shipping hay to Mountain
Home.
]. M. Cook is now water dispenser
on the Strahorn ditch.
P. Grogars and Joe Milan shipped
two cars of horses from this point
last Saturday.
Several of T. w. Boone's children
are sick. with the mumps.
The Bachelors Club.
Come to order" gentlemen, said
President Roberts, as he hit the beer
keg a resounding whack with a ham,
bone. Business of Importance de-
mands our attention. The secretary
will call the roll and shove the linn
burger over this way"
Secretary Fahy stopped in his eff
forts to fasten a bachelors button
where it would do the most good, and
called the roll in low, plaintive
voice, not wholly unmixed with sad
ness and limburger cheese. AS he
called the names of Dan Campbell,
John Johnson, Dan Brown, Everett
Mosby and c. o. Picard, the briny tide
coursed down his cheeks in a perfect
whirlpool, while the entire club
bowed their heads and groaned with
anguish. Mackelberger fished in his
pocket for handkerchief to dry his
streaming face, and pulled out long
stocking, such as are usually worn
by the bitterest enemies of the club
In vain did he plead that some enemy
had placed the mysterious garment In
his pocket to destroy his standing
the president was firm and suspended
the offender for month. The stock.
ing was nailed just above the skull
and cross-bones as a warning.
Application of G. S. Scott was with.
drawn. Application of s. NJ Coffir
was referred to the committee or
grass-widows.
The committee on tie passes report
ed the return of Bachelor Cakes ant
recommended that he be again re
| ceived into fellowship.
Bachelors Dorman and Zehner were
then called up to pay their usual fin,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-07-04
Enterprise Items.
Enterprise. June q

Enterprise, June 28th.
A. Odell, mining expert from st.
Paul. Mimi, Is making his headpuar-
tiers at the Given Hot Springs. while
he is looking over some mining prop
erty In this county.
Mr.. August Nelson OF Silver City
is a guest at the springs.
Mr.. Eliza Glenn of Caldwell is at the
springs to. get relief from rheuma-
tism.
Jess Patten has returned to his
ranch from Jordan valley.
Granville and Lucy Givens stopped
at the springs .enroute to the Poll
carrals Saturday.
There will be a dance at the springs
Saturday, the Fourth, by Jess Givens
and James Shaw. Everybody invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston of Nampa
and seven or eight OF their friends
have returned home after a pleasant
stay at the springs. ELI.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-07-04
and be reprimanded.

and be reprimanded.
Bashelor Bailey then preferred
charges against Bachelor Williams,
whom he openly denounced as wolf
In sleeps clothing, and charged. him
with trifiing with the affections OF the
club. The president forbade the Of
Tending member from speaking to
woman for a week and gave Bailey
pair of clean socks as a reward for
his vigilance.
Ralph Cakes preferred charges
against President Roberts, but as he
could not sustain them without i'm
plicating himself, had to apologize.
Billie Isaacs and Alex Hoover were
advised to go slow.
| The following resolution by Bach
elor Steunenberg was adopted:
Whereas, 1t is rumored and we have
every reason to believe that our wor-
thy president and Bachelor Isaacs are
| about to build residences. and
Whereas. more or less suspicion is
excited in the minds of doubling mem
| bers by such actions, and
Whereas, 1t has been demonstrated
by the Saints Rest that bachelor can
build house without any serious re-
suits arising; therefore be 1t
Resolved, That we consider the In
tentions of our worthy president and
Bachelor Isaacs as being perfectly
honorable and for the best interests
| of our order.
The meeting dissolved itself into a
game Of seven-up.
Captain A. Rossi of Washoe, COM
pleted the preliminary survey of the
extensions of the Ridenbaugh ditch
last week. The proposed extensions
will carry 10000 inches of water to
the head OF Deer Flat, where the main
ditch will end. The terminus of the
extension is at point so feet above
the level of the fiat, which will admit
of all the land being covered with
water. The ditch will cross Indian
creek four and one-half miles above
Nampa, and will be 20 miles long from
the point of extension. The estimated
cost of the extension Is SAL, 200
which added to the $4,000 or more
which the seven completed miles have
cost, makes this an enterprise of CON
siderable magnitude,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-07-04

The Commercial club held a mass
meeting on. Thursday evening to agi-
tate the question of waterworks. Some
opposition has arisen but it is expect
ed the necessary two-thirds vote will
be forthcoming on the day the citizens
vote to bond the city for such a pro-
ject.
Finley Monroe, the city attorney for
Emmett, made business trip to Boise
ON Thursday of last week.
w. w. Wilton wears happy smile
these days and is very much interested
In a newcomer at his home. 1t is a
girl. He is as optimistic in regard to
her future as he is of bench and slope
land.
Mr.. George of Bellevue, Idaho, is in
Emmett and has rented the store-room
in the Monroe building and will open
the Star Theatre about July /, to con-
sist of illustrated songs and moving
pictures, which will be changed each
evening.
Mrs. d. M. Stokesberry attended the
G. A. r. encampment in Boise last
week and while there transacted bust
ness.
James Hood, clerk In one of the
grocery stores of this city, recently re-
turned from LaGrande, Ore, where he
had been attending conference of the
Mormon church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon of Bradford, Pa
have been spending several days in
Emmett visiting with H. Kutz, rela-
tive who runs a store here.
A fire occurred at the home of T. j.
Coonrod ON Saturday afternoon, which
resulted in the destruction of his barn
and contents; also the first cutting OF
hay from. 10 acres. The children Sc
cured few matches in some way and
while playing with them, started the
fire, which led to considerable loss.
Representatives of the Adventist
church are in the city at present writ
ing and are conducting services in Q
tent near one of the school buildings
A large number of men from Boise
were in this city on Sunday. They
were members of the Catholic church
and were trying to interest some Of
the men in joining the Catholic order
the knights of Columbus.
Children's day was observed by tn
members of the M. e. Sunday schoo
on last Sabbath morning, the program
Ice. 1t was enjoyed by all who at
taking the place of the morning serv
tended. AN EYE WITNESS.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-07-04
Nineteen Years Ago.

Bob Boone, retiring postmaster, will
rusticate In the bayfield, for few
weeks,
Next Thursday Is the Fourth of
July. A great many bottles Of pat
riotism will be. uncorked In Caldwell.
The railroad house has changed
hands, Mrs. o. G. Neldham taking
charge last Thursday. Mrs. Collins
will go to Pendleton. Ore.
Frank Lucas, who has been in Ore
gon and Washington for the past
year, arrived in Caldwell last Thurs
day night, on a visit to his parents.
Building In Caldwell still remains
brisk. Roberts. Isaacs and Blatchley
will soon have residences under way
and Hoover and Mayer win put up a
brick business house.
Silver has been scarce In town the
past week; everybody hunting change
We desire to state that the rumor
that the Tribune is corraling all the
silver to get up a corner, lis absolutely
false.
Sage Brush Pat, or the Hairy Mar
from Bonanza" is the title of new
novel now being written by our YER
satile and brilliant old friend. p. A
Deyers. If money will buy the copy.
right, it will appear in this moral pa
per.
| C. NJ. Hays, editor of the Silver Cit,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-07-04

Union Stock Yards, Chicago, June
26.-The supply of sheep and lambs
this week is about the same as last.
The first three days we had very
nice market on yearlings and lambs.
but yesterday and today. very mean
one. This class Of stun Is selling %
to so cents lower than closing prices
Wednesday.
Sheep trade has declined anywhere
from rs cents to 81, and is in about the
worst shape 1t has been since the pam
ic last fall. We are at loss to figure
out Just why we should get such a
serious break under only normal re-
ceipts. The packers claim 1t is al
most impossible to sell dressed NUT
ton at any price. They say today they
are selling spring lambs in New York,
at 10 cents a pound dressed. If this
is fact, 1t means quite serious loss.
We are selling very choice fat west
ern wethers here yesterday and today
fed wethers have sold at In years. and
much lower than cattle or hogs. but
we believe conditions will adjust
themselves, and that the public will
take to the cheaper meat as soon as
they ind out mutton and lamb are sc
much cheaper than beef or hog prod
ucts. Still. We may be mistaken. and
according to the packers, they are
having q great deal of trouble dispos'
Ing Of II at loss.
The demand for feeders is fairly
good. We sold three cars Of Idahs
range feeding yearlings yesterday a
Az cents, which looks like a goot
price, considering the way we have II
sell fat stun.
We are looking for few trains o
grass, range sheep next week and ex
pect to have to sell them at very low
prices. We win then be in position
TO tell you what condition they ar
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-07-04

coming In. AS "a rule this early stuff
Is pretty soft.
We expect a train Of spring lambs
the first week in July, and believe
there Will be a fairly good demand for
spring lambs; in fact, this seems to
be the only thing in the sheep line
that is sought at the present time.
KNOLLIN SHEEP COM. CO.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-07-04

Dan Shuee returned home Monday
from prospecting trip to California
points. He is better satisfied now
with Canyon county than ever.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
How's Thls'

We Offer one Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case q Catarrh that can
no, be- cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
FL. CHENEY 4 co, Toledo. o,
We. the Undersigned have known
F J Cheney for the last 10 years. and
believe him perfectly honorable Ia all
business transactions and financially
able 10 carry out any obligations made
by his nrm
WALpING. KINNAN 4 MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists Toledo D
Halls Caarrh Cure Is taken iui"rh'
ally acting directly apon The blood and
mucous surface ~ the sysiom TeH'i'
,,ar,a. cent r., Price &c Pcr
botu. Sold by all druEEi'u
Take Halls Famly pile ior coas'l
patton.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
AID THE HOSPITAL.
strong Appeal from One Deeply In.
terested In Its Welfare.

Editor Sun; Please allow me space
TO say few words in behalf Of the
Odd Fellows Sanitarjum or the Alach.
VA County Hospital Association.
| was very much surprised as wen
as panied a few days ago, upon re-.
ceiyng letter from dear friend
containing the information that the
hospital VAS badly in need OF funds.
1t seems as though it is not paying
expenses and il they do not get aid
from some source il will have TO close
lis doors, | also understood that a
large per cent Of its patients are Oh.
JoctS OF charity and not able TO pay
their expenses. but no one is ever
turned away Now. | can't believe
that the good people Of Gainesville
and AlaChua county viii lct the doors
of such an institution close for want
Of a little help or financial backing.
II would be a shame aud IN outrage.
and forever reflection ON the peo-
pie Of Gainesville aud Ahchua county.
Now know that the people OF Gaines.
vile are amply able to carry this In.
stiutiou through H., dark days hut
! am OF the opinion that the trouble
with them L. that ever, daI. more or
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12

ktlts Nceptlon Of Three counciImen
who Are tioId-overs-Little Interest
d Coming Campaign, Except Be.
.,6hAh canilaates for u.,,A
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
IN MAYORS COURT,
Coon With lIlustrlous Name Arraisned
for plsorderly Conduct.

From Tuesdays Daily Sun.
The mills of justice were set to
grinding in the usual Monday session
- the municipal court, two offenders
HAVING been arraigned before Mayor
Thomas.
One Of these offenders bore the I'll.
lnatFionss name Of Jesse James and,
though be did not have the appear.
nncs OF being as desperate, the charge
cf dlsorderly conduct he was COMPEL.
ea 70 face brought out the fact that
Ne had been disorderly, and he was
nne6 $3.50 and costs,
John WOodson, also arraigned upon
3 charge gof dlsorderly conduct was
assessed 4 ine Of, IS and costs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
LECTION TO
HELD APRIL a
shncl Held Meeting Requested
70 Issue Proclamation.
full TICKET CITY OFFICERS

WIN EFcsptlOn Of Three counciImen.
ho Are HoId-overs-LittIe Interest
3 Corning Campaign, Except Be.
asep Candidates for Marshal.
Bs6 ruesday's Daily Sun:
tpecial meeting of the City Coun.
Z "a was held Monday, being called for
tie purpose Of requesting the Mayor
u htnp 4 proclamation calling a mu.
niclD9i elesAion on the second Tuesday
81 Akfil. for the purpose of electing
nll1 eflclals, including four alder.
naen, lor the ensuing. year
THIS meeting was attended by every
n,omhef 81 the council with the ex.
c6vtipn of Alderman Wittstock, who
was detained on account OF business.
There seems to be little interest in
the coming municipal campaign
amons the vocers, with the exception
cf lha marshalship. There being
three candidates for marshal, all good
men the interest in the political pot
Is higeady beginning to simmer and
before the election there is likely to
be i i've but friendly contest.
no suggestions for the aldermanic
positions have yet been made with
the exception of j. A, Goodwin, the
announcement of whose candidacy
really started as jest, but which
later formed serious proportions, Mr..
HoodWin'e friends are anxious for him
20 enter the race in earnest, and many
% The best people of the city have
volunteered their support Mr.. Good.
win has begun to look upon the mat.
Ger seriously himself, being prompted
W urgent requests of friends, and
may become a candidate in earnest
The position of mayor seems to be
going begging, as there is no particu-
lar asplrant who cares to assume the
responsibility of relieving Mayor
fh0mas Of the responsible duties
which ne has so faithfully and Elf
cieptly ffIled with credit to himself
sad his city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
OsLIeNrFvL sINfNpAY pARrYi.
Niles Rosh Mcdonald Entertained In
Honor Of thirteenth Birthday.

Miss hueh Mcdonald Entertained In
Honor Of ThlrtssOth Birthday.
From Sundays Daily sun;
! The home OF Mr. and Mrs, G. w
Mcdonald, SOC East Church street
was the scene OF a happy occasion
Saturday afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock,
the occasion being the anniversary OF
the thirteenth birthday OF their charm.
ing little daughter. Miss Ruth.
About thirty of Miss Ruth's friends
were present and the afternoon was
passed In a most enjoyable manner,
games appropriate to the occasion
being INDUCED In. One OF the most
amusing features OF the afternoon
was a peanutgrabbing contest, which
was participated In by all. Miss
MoEelle Burkhhn had the distinction
OF winning the first prize, = box OF
Huyler's. while the "boOby," q big
stick OF candy, fell to the lot OF Hol.
land Fay.
Delicious refreshments OF cake.
pneuchua candies and fruit punch
were served, Miss MoGelle Burkhlm
presiding at the punch bowl The din.
ingroom was tastetully decorated
with ferns and violets.
Misses Daughtrey. Bessie Kelley
and Ida Mcdonald assisted In enter.
tanning the young guests, and In all
the afternoon was most delightfully."-
spent At late hour the guests de.
parted wishing their clever little
hostess many happy returns Of the
day,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
LETTRR 70 GORDON Q. TIsoN.
Gainesville. Florida.

Dear Sir; Todd q Downing. con.
tractors aud builders Morgan City.
La, have painted DGyue Tor /, or 4
years They Hhy Il takes less gallons
DevOe than % any other paint they
have used That means that 3 lob
costs less with Deyoe: noe only Cor
paint. for labor 40 WELL
They paint nothing else Dayoe OK.
cluGlyelY.
They have said nothing about the
comparative wear tof Dovpe and
others: oversight. may be; perhaps
too soon foF that nut DaVDe II the
strongest paint; that's Why Ieaat Ral.
Ions; best wear. same Feasnn. Last
cost aid sonser tiwa betNeen iobs.
Years truly,
20 y. w. DBVoB q co.
p. 81 The q. !, TAonAe Go. eel
our paint.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
n,lrhun WI No, we've.

Far me pas, tcF seeks y ". Nal
,lg.. tss bfca seriously roasldsrihs
reu.ure Dds nm.lT - jAsk'"ut' l's
nbar, fo tas te,a Ou ss'~fai en'
tract. ha' De- hAs eo"fla>i"a tha'
c,,r...us /. rood cuDagk io' bin
Mr. Mal.Ggts sho Is e"n'fhcios
and ,alisr has secured '~'eTai DoS'
v,hlg it. .aN 'en dAys
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
DIR, ROGERS TO REMAIN.
Refused a FIa.tsrIns csIl 70 Wealthy
Church Of Alabama,

From Tuesdays Daily sun.
Friends Of Rev. s, d. Rogers, pastor
of the First Baptist church In this
city, will be sratlfied to learn that he
has refused very Hatterlng call 10
the baptist church OF Brewton. Ala,
which was rendered him Al much
larger salary than be 10 receiving
herd.
The fact that Dr Rogers decided 10
remain here IL appreciated not only
by the members OF his congregation.
but by all Christians Of every denoml.
nation, as Dr.. Rogers has made 4
faithful and efficient pastor not only
for his church, but for she people,
In all charity work he has been the
leader, and In al he has been avail.
uahie acquisition IN sustaining the
morality OF the city.
Or, Rogers announced HE decision
from his pulpit Sunday morning.
which was very gratifying % those
present
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-12
orr TO ST. PETERSBURG.

Represenkative 20 Grand Lodge H.
~ P. Left Tuesday.
Ercn Wednesdays Daily:
A 1oliy crowd OF Pythians, com
pfisink brand Chancellor Louis {.
T.tnch, A. n. Cushman, Geo. ?. Nor.
is n. h. Carter and r. Z. Davis
ltfl Tnesday for St. Petersburg.
whaFe alhey win attend the session
II ne Grand Lodge of the Knights
a. pythias. which will be held IN
shat city for three days, beginning
today
Tkese gentlemen we're acconiP'i''o
" lErs. George p. Morris, supreme
rep11ssngatlye OF the pythian Sisters
WIN uill represent that branch OF the
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