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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-21
ASSOCIATION TO
BE REORGANIzED
AL THOSE INTERESTED an
HRUN5WjcK ATHLETIC CLUB
TO ATTEND MEETING.

The Bruas wick Athletic association
.wn held a meeting at their han the
.old Ridemen5 amory tomorrow
might at which The association VIII
.bo entirely reJ rganized. officers elec,
Ited au] other important matters hand
led All members, and all who are
interested in this association, are in-
Iyited to be present
The athletic association was organ.
lied in the city several months ago.
mostly among the members of the
Thigh school, but the membership is
Inot limited to that institution They
| have so far succeeded in fitting up
handsome hall in the old Rifle
Imen's armory and the members have
leyinced considerable interest in the
organization.
Pref Gaertner, who was the moving
spirit in the organization and who
has done much for it's success, Will
Ihaye to leave. on account OF chang
ling his residence from Brunswick The
members appreciate the good work
by Mr. Gaertner, and they are going
to make an effort to keep the organ
ization up to the high standard Of
the past
This is an association that should
receive the support Of the people Of
the city generally New members are
desired and All those who have an i'm
terest in the association are invited
to be present at the meeting to-
ImCrrow night.
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INTERESTING SESSION or
BANKRUPTCY COURT

In the bankruptcy court yesterday
the following cases were heard I'M
the Coins & RJsstin case the applica-
tion of s. Dich, the first receiver of
this estate. For compensation as re-
|ceiyer was heard by the court and
the matter taken under addsemenf.
IN the O. ", Chapman case fsa@
HazelhUrst tlie parties were allowed
until July 3, in which to efectuate q
compromise at 80 per cent on the dol.
lar which the defendant mas offered
.his creditors The rule against j. W.
Williams ol Nichols who. according
ito the petition Of number of his
creditors. has concealed from his
Trustee certain assets under the claim
that they belong TO his wife. was also
heard and the further hearing OF the
case postponed until July so that
the 5anlrupts wife could Be present
and testify in regard 20 the transac-
ton Involved Ia tAe controversy.
Lawson Kelley of Douglas. was ap-
pointed trustee Of the estate Of T. n.
Morris al Pearson. and win proceed
70 seule up the affairs eff that estate.
Referee Isaac will De busy again Mon,
day hearing the case d j. r. Ilinson
of Nichols. who recently had inyolun-
taN proceedings filed against him in
the bankruptcy court and then waived
homestead in favor of his creditors.
The case OF the Win0kur Mercantile
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The Rev. r w Shealy, president
Of the Lutheran Synod Of Georgia,
win preach at the city hall at D. m
The entire executive committee com.
posed Of President Rev r. w. Shealy
Guyton, Ga; Vice Pres Rev. NJ. J,
Epting Savannah, Ga; Secy Rev. e.
9. Crank, Atlanta, Ga; Treas. Mr.. M
J. Guam Guyton. Ga, is to visit Bruins
wick in the interest Of st. James
church All our friends are cordial
lily invited to be present
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ENCOUNTERED TIDAL WAVE.

Victoria, B. c., June 20-The Brit,
ish ship Lord Salisbury, which ar
rived yesterday morning from Port
Talbot Iquique, reported that within
300 miles west Of Cape Horn a tidal
wave was encountered which swept
the decks, taking all her boats ana
houses, starting the huh leaking and
partially wrecking the ship Hun
dreds Of tons Of water broke over the
ship, which was thrown over her
beam. Her cargo shifted and one man
was washed overheard and drowned.
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First Methodist church.

Preaching services at II a. m and
8 p. m. Morning subject "Z'he Quail
fication for Admission Into the King
dom" Evening subject "Scriptural
Hope Musical service postponed
until the evening service Of 28th inst.
Sunday school at 4:30 p m. Prayer
service on Wednesday at s p. m On
Monday night an illustrated lecture
on Japan and the Japanese" will be
given. Service at 8 p. m. No admis
sion.
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STEAMER ATLANTIC TO
MAKE TWO TRIPS TODAY

The steamer Atlantic Will make two
pleasant trips today AT $3.50 this
morning the steamer viii leave her
wharf and will proceed to the whist
ling bouy This is delightful trip
for those VINO are fond Of the water.
On the return the Atlantic will ar
rive at / o'clock
At z:3o the steamer win leave and
will 80 through Jekyl creek. thence
over ST. Andrews bar, returning via
81 simon.
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GREAT LOSS OF LIFE
AT POWDER WORKS

Denver. June 20-A big explosion
occurred at the Dupont Powder Works
at Louyier, 30 miles southwest Of here
this morning A heavy loss OF life is
reported but details have moi been
obtained The explosion was heard
and felt for maRy miles The plant
employs 125 men
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PINE BLUFF MAN MISSING
SINCE LAST SUNDAY

Pine Bluff, Ark, June 20.-J. A.
Holmes, president Of the wholesale
firm Of J. A. Holmes & Co., of this
city, left his home in this city last
Monday and nothing has since been
heard from him.
His wife, who is critically i'll. is
quite anxious to get some information
from him, as she has heard nothing
from him since last Monday.
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.

Salem, Ore, June 20-Complete,
but unofficial primary returns on the
nomination Of candidate for United
States senator give H. NJ Cake, re-
publican, 50,899 and George Cham
berlain, democrat 52,421.
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BRUNSWICK DELEGATION
WILL RETURN TO-DAY.

The Brunswick delegation who at
tended the banquet in Atlanta will re-
turn to the city today. Some of them
will come Gown ON the Southern. while
the majority will return on the same
special arriving in the city 81 9
o'clock tonight
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NEW YORK oVER-sUPPLlED
WITH GEORGIA PEACHES

New York June 20.-New York
City now has the largest supply OF
peaches ever before had in mid-June
land now has only commenced to re.
ceiye the bumper crop which is rip.
ening In the south. Georgia has
broken all her. records in quantity
shipments. The quality is good and
improving. The prices are far below
the normal at this lime last year.
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FOWLER NAMED AS
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY

Washington, June 20-The presi.
dent today appointed James A. Fow-
Ter. Of Knoxville, Tenn, to be assist
ant attorney general in the place of
Edward 7. Sanford, appointed United
States judge for the middle and east
ern district of Tennessee. Messrs.
Fowler and Sanford are law part
ners.
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Rev. sammons to preach.

Rev. w. NJ. Gilmore, Of Eastman,
who was TO have preached at both
services at the First Baptist church
today, was detained and could not fill
his engagement, therefore Rev Sam.
mons, the pastor win preach at both
the services today.
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McKendree Methodist Church.

Preaching at II a. m. by the pastor.
Rev. J. f. Summers Missionary lee
ture 8 p. m, Japan and the Japan
.ese, Illustrated with SO colored views.
Sunday schoool $3.50 ,. m Epworth
League will be organized at 4:3O pm.
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MALLORY LINE OPENS
NEW ROUTE TO TAMPA

New York, June 2O.-The steamship
Rio Grande Ct the Mallory Line, de-
parted on it's initial voyage of the
new line Of steamers between New
York, Tampa and Mobile The ar
rival of the steamship at Tampa will
be the occasion for a gala day at that
port. Several railroad connections
guarantee a large business for the
no1y line
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club for refreshments, and, returning,
90 to Ponce de Leon, where seats
have been reserved at the baseball
game, between the Birmingham and
Atlanta clubs
THE road will eventually connect
Brunswick Atlanta and Birmingham
with a total mileage Of $50, OF this
there is now in Operation $40 miles.
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LADIES TRUNK AFlRE.
Considerable Excitement at the Depot
Friday.

Considerable Excitement at the Depot
Friday.
Some little excitement was caused
at the union station Friday morning
when Southern train No. Il arrived
A trunk belonging to a lady bound
to st. Simon caught on fire and the
contents We're somewhat damaged be-
fore the blaze was extinguished. The
trunk vas packed with clothing. etc,
and box of matches had also been
placed in it. When the trunk was
dropped from the baggage car to the
platform the matches were set off
and a dense puff Of smoke came from
the trunk Fortunately the articles
did not ignite and only one or two
things were burned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22

A Medford special says; Or. J. =
Reddy returned from Portland
"Wednesday morning and brought
with him the cheering news that the
Crater lake road commission ap-
pointed few weeks ago by Governor
EGhamberlaln had held a meeting in
Portland aud effected organization.
A second meeting Is to be held In
Medford September. "a. Y
~ The following Is a report of the
meeting Tuesday as Il appears in the
Oregon Journal:rt f~f
To. hold joint meetihg, With the
Oregon Good Roads association a to-
gether with the officials Of the Jack
son and klamath counties For the
purpose of devising ways and ameans
to bnild the wagon road 70 Crater
lake In southern Oregon was decided
upon by the members OF the commits
sion appointed some time ago by Gov
ernor Chamberlain at meeting this
morning. The meeting will beheld
in Medford. September a., 8
The road will cost in the neiEhbor-
hood of half million dollars. or
this amcant the commission members
believe that congress will come
Through with 100000 or perhaps
s250, 900. II Is believed that the
state OF Oregon will contribute $780,
900 for the road and that Jackson
and klamath counties and the towns
aud other interests In southern Ore
gon which will be benefited TO a
large amount will subscribe willing
~ to a large amount. All told this
will aggregate $500. 900 or more, and
II is thought the government will
make mp the balance necessary.
Crater lake Itself is within govern
ment reservation and on this account
the government officials will likely
look upon the proposition with favor.
At a meeting OF the commission
yesterday the following officers weri
elected: c. s. Jackson. Portland.
PRECEDENT; Geo. T. Baldwin. klamath
Falls. vice president; T. y. Wilcox.
Portland. treasurer; VIII @. Steel.
Portland, secretary. Those who at
tended the meeting in addition tp
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22
NEW COMMERCIAL
CLUB FOR PENDLETON

Already the movement for the re-
viyal OF the Commercial association
is underway. cavs the East orego-
nIan. and II the right support II only
given II will not be MANY months an
til Pendleton VIII have commercial
club which II Will be proud.
II read the editorial In the Eas.
Oregonian last night and II was all
true, said President Alexander of
the association this morning.
But the Commercial association Is
not going 10 de-" he continued
"Pendleton cannot do without a COM
mercial cub. During the past eight
or 10 months the associationh as done
more than In the past. We had some
splendid meetings there last spring
and the mSeting last SATURDAY was a
fine one"
'-eerBut the club rooms themselves
ara a disgrace II Is moi right 10 ask
yi'itors TO go there. the rooms arc
so dirty and the furniture so poor.
We must have a revival at once and
remodel the rooms so as TO make II
nice place" si 1
1T Il now the Intention of President
Alexander 10 commen0eI Immediately
upon the nlaps for reviying the asso-
citation. for making II "a new club
throughout His plan is TO revise
the membership list and ito charge
each member an initiation fee OF 81
or $40. In this way sum ranging
from $1,000 to $4,000 can be raise,l
and the money will be used for re-
modelling the refnrnishing the rooms
from one end 10 the other.
Whether or not the association
shall retaiD is present quarters Is
matter TO be decided later. The pres
ent rooms will either be wholly re-
modelled Os else a new location se-
cured. The upper story Of the ayso-
citation block has been suggested as
a possible Location for the revived
club, provided the owners will make
the necesSary alterations In tho
rooms. Thrt location would furnish
the association with ample roPm foT
its various departments.
IL Is now the intention 20 move the
association library 20 the city hall
building when that structure is com.
pleted Con -eQuently some change
Will then have To be made In the
present rooms and Il Il urged that tho
quarters be Eemodeled throughout or
else a new location secured.
Already MF. Alexander has bees
promised good support In the move
ment 20 revive the association and 4
business men and local citizens gen-,
orally will heip fhs scheme viii be
successful. - So
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22
FIGHT OVER sANTIAM
WATER AT LEBANON
(Criterion.)

iCfiteflOu.l
The Lebanon Paper company has
filed al injunction suit against the
Lebanon Lumber company 10 enjoia
the latter from dlverting the water
from the Santiam into the new IN II
rerervoir. The paper company claim
the sawmill people are diyerting tic
water frop its natural course and the
nlaklng OF thc reservoir will charge
the channel OF the river TO the ire
parable II 'ris of the paper NIL
The sawmill company has puT-
chased a tract of land at the head OF
the old slough above the Kellenber-
ger g. Mayer slaughter house which
was intended 20 be used as mill
pond for saw logs. Work has been
begun on cleaning out the old slough
and boom made 20 hold a large sup
ply OF logs and thus not use the, ca
nal for boom purposes. The paper
mill people claim that by turning the
w1tefs into this old channel VIII
change present course OF the river.
The mouth OF the old channel Is NJ
the head of the Albany ditch which
also suPplys the paper mill with wa
ter and a water course for the float
ing OF their wood to the mill, They
ciaIm the changing OF the ehannef
would turn the entire Santiam course
iRte the mill, canal aud injure the
plant valued AT several hundred thou
sand dollars.
The matter wili very likely be long
drawn ent litigation and will be
hard question for the court to settle
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22
DOG TRIAL MEET
AT INDEPENDENTS


The inaugural meet of'the Oregon
Field Trial club will be held In thC
Independence country week after
next for which II. A. Parsons. secre-
tary OF the club, was here Saturday
arranging the preliminaries.
These trials will no doubt bring a
great many visitors 90 Independence.
Several parties are coming from CAL
ifornia. British Columbia and Wash
ington, as well as one or two parties
from Detroit. Michigan and Chicago.
Illinois. The trials will con ist OF
two events; a derby and an all-age
stake. There have been sixteen en-
tries In the derby and nineteen In tho
all-age. These dogs are nov In the
hands OF trainers who have located
near Harrisburg To prepare them for
the trial. The object OF the trials Is
10 promote interest and enthu iasm
In high class bird dogs, also 90 create
and pr0teef. s0nes-sfy the richest re-
sources Of the state OF fOregon-AMon-
gohan pheasants. Durins these trials
there are no guns permitted In tho
party and alb olltely no birds will be
killed. as the preseryat on OF the
birds Is desired. not the destruction.
OF them. Several of toe dogs enter
ed have already been ID trials IN OaKT
ifognia. North Dakota and Manitoba.
A cordial Invitation 10 exlensed 20
all 20 witness these triais., Parties
desiring 90 attend shodld bling their
rigs or they can secure e0nveyances
NJ the hotel by paying the SAME rate
charged members OF the club. The
neld trial party will leave the hotel
at Ia. m. sharp Thursday. September
24.-west Side Enterprise.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22
lRiD RIFLE ACCIDENT
ON THE NEHALEM RIVER
leuh larson Loses Left Eye by EN.
plosion Of a Rifle Cartridge.

Astoria special: Yesterday after
i'oa a an early hour Loul' Lar'on,
9as'n Of J. c. Rierson, OF the Ne
,.sn' and an employe on that gem
lsaahs am. arrived In this city
Va hls left eye gone as the result
bad accident In the woods near
y bone on Wednesday evening last.
'oung Larson, who Is but "a YEAR
ase was ont hunting, and IN load
= s's rife did not securely close the
ssak, snt when the hammer fen
~ cartridge exp'oded through tho
.saA and caught he lef' eve fiii
" NE eoaros, knocking that mem
oui completely
~ Larson was gifn, q lenoueh TO
..sss By his most on The farm even
..'.f ths'severe sttess oftthe Oafn
e ,nsfe Sere seysral sqaall children
\. y ... a.s care aside fro'N the home In.
,.''. -. out ne was connelled by the
s.es'snhy hneseasingoaaIn end in
- AAQA 70 abandon Ahe place 10
s,sqay OF the O'test -oa of Mr.
- ~ rs kierson. 4 Led of is years.
sea medical askisiAace. He
-, - = and visited = DlIysIe en-. who
\. .snAlely ordeTef him 20 .Portfapd
ss,.s's .'nsn' mn aHe be left up on the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22
asseox NILS
GIT BIG ORDER
iBandon ReeordA

- sbandon Record
Nh. week the Bandoa Woolsn
49, aatled an tS0.00O order for >
n s'e arm and the mill will be rup
i,s-...... ~ ...sseiiy until il is Completed
s,,-',.I hedillion stated TO a repre-
R,s n q this paper "Wednesday
al, -sshi be necessary TO run at
a.. ~ a., Of the time so that this
insn., s'esF' Together with other
Ira % ssss might be finished hy
49,. lses. The woolan mill has
~, . !, s-ae,s .., ahepd TO keen n rnn-
nS n sap blast for a year al least
4 ~ se.'ness conditions omen nm
ns,sw .a. =. a they appear 10 be n,
ssr. .a.re will soon he sufficIent
nsl, n ~ 70 wsrrsR, the enIa-ee-
ns y, y 'ae present plant. The ioss,
- = vps s4mc5str.,aH sns nas =
hs 49, .I.s y g the recent MarshasId
~ &C., " work Is 50 exceIIent thai
,o,slssii,.' y. the hnished product
NJ sf s bedlllIon L ~. -
+ ~. s'.s ihs ourlooh ,n ss's san
asa 49, y. ne woolen mills ana
as,.s -. seeenEaged WITH thS na sns =
~ 'As susSrs prospects. p sas 'AA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22
PIaM INSURED AGAINST
DEATH on PARfNFR

New York. Sept. 2f.-FTank r.
HeneIfnger and Frederiek B. Wells,
president and yiee-president " The
Minneapolis Arm OF r. II. Peayy 4
Company. grain elevator own@Fs. are
today among the most heavily Ia
sured persons IN the world. having
taken out policies 20 the extent OF
100000 each. In both cases the m
suranee Is in favor OF the frm.
OF the million dollar insurance
$4,000 was written BY the Prov
dent Life & Trust Company n pail
adelpbis. the balance standing
against the Equitable Lie Assocla-
tIon. 80.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22

The troubles Of fhe Nehalem Coal
COMPANY. At Atoris. shieh has been
rrlnelpslly caused by q dispute over
canee.ied stock are a. 40 end, 3 con-
prcnlse haFspx been srfcted " ias
sloekhoIeeIN. ". 80 l-s.s.l.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22

N n man wears his trousers out at
the bottom he's generally vaga-
bond: II al the knees he's religious.
or q good orchardlst; but II In the
seat he's either n wagoner or lazy ns
Peter Tumbledown.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22
AUTO ROAD TO
ORATOR. LAKE
Road Commission Meets and Selects Its OffcersAuto-
mobile Highway May Cost $5OO,OOO--Congress to
Bear Half

those elected to oficersbips wers
Judge j. II. Scott. OF Salem. and
Mayor Reddy and w. l.. vawter OF
Msdford.
.kt the meeting OF the commission
Il wes decided to meet in Medford
with the Good Roads association
members for various reasons. At
this time the county officials OF both
counties as we'll as the officiais OF
the surrounding towns will be invited
to attend and take part In the pro-
ceedings. 1
when Il. II. HsrrinSn accepted
the invitation OF Governor Chamber
lain 10 become member of the
Crate lake road commission he said
to Will G. steci and others that he
would join.iny the movement only be-
cause he Thought the road could be
buiR and because, further, he was
sure that the project In hands would
be carried out as contemplated.
Approximate amount figured on to
be sub cribed by the difterent inter
ssts for the building OF the Crater
lake wagon road: 4
State of Oregon '.........s15o,o0o
jackson county ......... $4,000
Timber interests ......... 10000
Automobile owners and man
ufacturors ..... ..... b'ooo
Medford ..... ....., 1000
Ashland -. ....,,,.,... l,OOV
Central Point ....,,...., 1,ooo
klamath county will also come IN
for It's share of expense. also the rait-
road company.
II is believed by members OF the
commission that the government will
appropriate rs much for the improve
ment as is raised all told from othee
sources.
The approximate estimate of the
cost is something like 100000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22

oregon has the stock as well as
the climate,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-22
Mr. ANGEL FLORAL EXHIBIT
WAS HIGHLY COMMENDED

While not competing for pre-
miums, the Mt. Angel exhibit OF rare
plants and flowers was highly COM
mended by Snpt. Savage and the
judges. The honorable mention was
highly deserved as thls was the nrr
showing by the college con seryatory'
and the florist. Adelhelm Wyrsch,
promises to be on hand next year
with larger display and rner grown
plants. although what he bad this
year, while lacking In the required
number OF specimens 10 complete,
was far ahead OF many thai were
awarded premiums. Va itors To a..
Angel are Invited 10 look up the col
iege greenhca ,es. and they VIII nnc
A large collection OF rare and beautl-
fui house and decorative plants-
Rev. j. n. Moore, pastor OF me
Christian church al Taylors'0wn, Pa
has been forced 10 res'gn for nieiltion
Ing powder puts as being a. bad fnF
morals as bsaying cards 49,.
Predictions sss made that mln'nS
al tricts In the PhiliDp'nes VIII prove
a. fieh Ia those In Alaska.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-07-24
Stole Whiskey.

Don Bennett and Chas. Gilbert,
two dusky citizens OF South Full
ton, were brought to this city and
landed in Jail Saturday by Officer
L. c. Robinson. They are charged
with breaking into car in the ILL
nois Central yards d stealing
three barrels of whiskey, groceries,
clothing, etc.. and being unable to
make bond, were brought to the
county jail.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-07-24

A gas range will bake like brick
oven3absolutely one heat.-Union
City Hdw. Co. Phone 164.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-07-24

DaAnss va. in Hisa"a"
Tyler, Of Hickman, was here
sday.
!. 7. Chiles. of Obion, was in the
city Saturday.
Mrs. Ollie Miller has returned
from Memphis.
Miss Gus Dodson is in Nashville
visiting her sister.
Mss Bessie Glasscock went to
Hickman Tuesday.
Frank P. Glass made short visit
to Jackson Sunday.
Mrs. NOEL Pursley has been quite
sick for several day.
Geo. p. Hurt, of Martin, was here
a few hours Tuesday.
Sheriff ]. e. Finch went to Obion
Tuesday on business.
DIR. Davidson spent Sunday with
his family at Hickman.
Granville Askew returned Tues
day from a trip TO Martin.
Hunter Davis, OF Memphis, was
here Saturday and Sunday.
Judge john S. Cooper, of Tren-
ton, was in the city Sunday.
j. M. Hickman visited in Number
Twelve the first of the week.
R. P. Rogers, of Waverly' visited
Union City friends this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Malone spent
Sunday with friends at Fulton.
Mrs. Will King went to Jackson
Monday, returning Wednesday.
Will V. Green, of Paducah, was
in the city Sunday and Monday.
K. Kimberlin left Tuesday for
Gibson County on business trip.
Rev and Mrs. w. c. Sellers are
spending the week at Gibson Wells
R. H. Driskill Id family are
spending the week at Gibson Wells.
Col. Geo. A. Gibbs is at home,
after two weeks vacation at Daw-
son.
Mrs. Irene Dahnke has returned
from a visit with friends at Mem.