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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-28
DISTRICT K. P. FRIDAY
Annual Meeting Of Fourteenth Pythian
District Of Iowa Will Be Held Hero
July 81. ~ Grand Chancellor BiIIby
to Be Present.

The annual meeting Of the Four
teenth Pythian district OF Iowa, COM
prlsing the counties of Marshall, Story,
Boone and Greene, will be held in this
city on Friday evening, July 81, begins
ming at 1880. Bert Merrill, of State
Center, Is, district deputy, and will
have charge OF the meeting. Grand
Chancellor w. s. Billby, Of Knoxville,
and other prominent members of the
order, will be present, as we'll as rep
resentatives from the different lodges
of the counties in the district.
Cosmopolitan lodge, No. SO, will en-
tertain the district meeting in castle
hail., which assures the visiting knights
a hearty welcome. and a good time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-28
LEeRAN6 RAISES PAY.
Township Joins Others of County in
Increasing Teachers Stipend.

Township Joins Others Of County in
Increasing Teachers Stipend.
LeGrand township has Joined the
ranks Of the those few townships of
the county that have made a very
marked increase in the salary paid to
rural teachers. At the recent annual
meeting OF the board the pay for
teachers having first grade certificates
was increased from s45 to $50, and for
second grade from $40 to $45. The
other townships Of the county that pay
similar salaries are Liscomb, Marietta
and Iowa. The pay in Greencastle
township has been increased from $40
to $45 for the winter months. Jeffer-
son township has increased the pay for
the three winter months from $45 to
$50. Logan township has increased
the pay for the winter months from $45
to $47.50. In many instances these sal
aries are from $40 to SIS month more
than they were two years ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-28
the complaint aga,ns. him, withdrew

the complaint against him, withdrew
It,
Frank Johnson, Frank Davado, Dave
Murphy and Leo Vaillencourt, arrest
ed for being drunk, were, arraigned In
the police court Monday. Davado
and johnson paid the costs. The other
two were sent to jail for six days.
John Sullivan, who said his home
was in Boone, was arrested by the po-
lice Monday night for being drunk. AT
the time OF his arrest he gave the name
OF W.. j. Bryan, but he changed 1t to
Sullivan when arraigned in the police
court. Samuel irwin, Of Colfax, was
also arrested for being drunk. Both he
and Sullivan were discharged this
m..ning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-28
FINE SHOWERS OVER COUNTY
Rain Fell in Nearly Every Part OF
Marshall Monday.

Attic this city escaped all but the
merest semblance of sprinkle local
showers fell in nearly all parts OF the
county Monday.
Out at Marietta, few miles west
of the city. two fine showers came dur
ing the afternoon, and down towards
Melbourne the roads were muddied by
three distinct showers during the az
ternoon. Up towards Minerva and
Clemens the rain fell in torrents for
a short time. and east Of town there
were also fine showers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-28

a complete plumbing sytem In the
house. The McCarten Company have
installed a great deal OF plumbing and
IL large number OF heating systems
right here at home, and all are giving
greatest satisfaction. They would ne
pleased to see and talk with builders
and prospective builders anywhere IN
central Iowa with a view to hgurlns
on both heating and plumbing systems.
They are thoroughly familiar with the
business and employ expert workmen
on all their jobs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-28
In the Police Court.

Will Reed, the young man who was
employed at the Stoddart hotel, and
who was arrested on suspicion of hav-
Ing robbed the cash drawer of $46, was
from Jail Monday afternoon.
The police. who have been searching
for the money, could not find it. and as
there was no positive evidence that
Reed stole 1t, Earl Stoddart. who filed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-28
CONTROVERSY OVER COSTS.
Litigation to 30 Brought to Decide
Who is to Pay for Water 1ests.

VINO Is TO ray TOT WdeS'
Litigation, between the city and
George w. I4aPlant, is to ba COM
menced, probably at the coming term
OF the district court, to determine VINO
is to pay for the expense incurred In
measuring the water in the city wells
and In the river during the early
stages Of the mill dam litigation. When
the dam cases were settled this cost.
amounting to $444. was included and
each litlgant paid one-half. Now La
Plant wishes to be reimbursed by the
city Judge Parker gave the opinion
this morning that LaPlant should be
given an execution against the city
for one half of this cost, and on his
opinion TIE execution was issued by
Clerk Ttounsberry. On this execution
the question Will be brought up IN the
district court to be determined.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-28
THE E. A. FRANCES HOME.

Has Very Modern System Of Heating
and Plumbing.
! The E. A. Francis residence on West
Lincoln street, and which was only
recently completed, was equipped with
the Durham Vacuo vapor system, in
stalled by the McCarten Plumbing
Company Of this city, who also put
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-28
ANOTHER DEATH AT THE HOME
Martin MeIlinser, Of BIackhawk cour


ty, Dies Monday Evening.
Martin Mellinger, former resident
of Blackhawk county. aged 80 years,
died of chronic cystitis in the home
hospital at $3.50 Monday evening. Mr..
Mellinger had been a member of the
home on two different occasions, his
first admission being In 1889, and his
last on July 4, 1904. He served in the
Eighteenth United States infantry, and
enlisted Dec. S, 1862, at Lancaster Pa.
His discharge, which was due to a dis
ability received. dates from 1853 at
Camp Thomas, o.
Mr.. Mellinger was native of Penn
sylvania, and was a widower He is
survived by one son and three daugh-
ters-Levi Mellinger, of Aurora, ILL.,;
Mrs. Mary Kister, Mrs. Sarah Jackson,
and Mrs. Lizzie Price, all Of Terre
Haute, Ind.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-28
THAT MARsHALLTowN CLUB.
California Organization Holds Happy
July Meeting.

July Meetlng.
Especial correspondence to the T.-R.
from Los Angeles).
When the Marshalltown Birthday
club was organized, 1t was to be a
woman's club, but there have been
two meetings since Its organization,
one and one-half years ago, when there
have not been men present, and that
was when Andrew Wilbur and John
Atkinson were both back in Marshall
town at the same time. If they are
west of the Missouri river in the third
Thursday of the month they get there
somehow.
The July meeting was held accord
ing to previous announcement lin ,Syca-
more Grove park. Los Angeles. This
is a small, picturesque park, well to-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-28
PIERCE SHOWS NO CHANGE,

Ex-Mayor's Condition Shows Practi-
caIly No Improvement Over Monday.
While Ex- Mayor Frank G. Pierce is
a trifle better today, his condition over
Monday shows practically no change
He is still very critically i'll.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-28
Teachers, Examinations.

Examinations for counts teachers
will be held by County Superintendent
Mary Hosteter. beginning Wednesday
morning and continuing thru Thurs
day and Friday. All of the common
branches will be given. The examina-
ton is open to all who wish to teach.
and those who took examinations az
the close Of the institute in June, and
failed in some branches may again take
these branches at the coming examina-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-28
SPINAL FEVER KILLS QUICKLY
Little Melbourne Girl, III Two Weeks
Develops Cerebral Trouble.

Develops Cerebral Trouble.
After being i'll two weeks 6year-old
Merle Burch, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fay B. Burch, Of Melbourne, developed
cerebro spinal meningitis Monday
and died at midnight. Mrs.
Burci, the child's mother, is daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dell Roundy, Of
this city. The burial Will be in River
side this evening
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-28
Local Weather Record.

Monday night was one of the two
hottest nights Of the summer, and
those who are susceptible to the heat
found the night most discomforting.
The minimum reached was SO, two de-
grees warmer than the night before.
Mondays maximum temperature was
Sc, two degrees cooler than Sunday. At
Z O'Clock this morning the temperature
was ", one degree cooler than at the
corresponding hour Monday morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-28
Licensed to Wed.

j. r. Kouchal, steamboat engineer.
aged 81, of st. Paul. and Adeline Janet
Hlllman, aged 20, of this city.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-10
Fourth Of July Picnic.

The Fourth of July was fitting
ly observed in Winfield rs a
notable dry for rest, recation and
enjoyment. aud they did it in a
thoroughly sane and practical
manner. All the banks, public
offices and many of the stores
were closed aud there was a quite
general cessation of business.
There were numerous private
plcnics. and fishing excursions to
the neighboring streams.
At the bathing pool OF White
g. Co., three miles from town, a
large number of citizens gathered
to spend the day beneath the
shade of the forest trees. A sub
stantial and appreciated adjunct
was a most bountiful and varied
picnic dinner, for which 100 much
credit cannot be given the ladies
to whose thoughtfulness it was
so largely due.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-10
WINFIELD WINN PARISH LOUISIANA FRIDAY JULY TO- 1908
Killed by Cars.

Wednesday night, just after
midnight. Alex Williams, negro
swltchman of the Rnck Island
Railroad, was killed in the wards
here just above the depot. Some
cars were being switched and as
he cut off section at the switch,
which he hastened to Charge, is
foot was caught between the rails
of tie switch and main track and
the cars knocked him down and
crushed him, tearing his body tn
pieces. 1t is thought that the
remains were run over several
times before the catsastruphe was
discovered.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-10
Winn Paris h Bark.

At meeting. July 9th, of the
stockholders of the Winn Parish
Bank for the purpose of electing
a board of directors for the
ensuing year. The following di-
rectnrs were chosen: l.. Rogers,
fl. McGinty. II. G.. Moseiey. j.
NJ. Hyde. ii. b. Bates, Chas.
Eagles, Cyrus McGinty. p. X.
Abel and S. J. Harper.
Mr.. p. G.. MOseley. who has
been the cashier for the past two
years, having placed, his resigna-
ton before the board, which was
accepted though he was retained
on the directory. Mr.. Cyrus
McGintv was elected cashier in
his stead.
, The board of directors then
elected the following officers:
l.. Rogers, President; III. McGinty,
ce-President, and Cyrus Me-
Ginty, Cashier.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-10
Jupiter Pluvis Did II.

We regret very much that the
ram of last Tuesday night pre-.
vented the citizens of the town
turning out to hear Rev. A. +.
Spencer, pastor of the Ruston
Presbyterian Church. There were
only n few present, but that did
not prevent the reverend gentle
man from preaching II splendid
sermon. Every one was well
pleased with the discourse. We
only y regret that more of our peo-
pie were not present to hear HIM.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-10
ANOTHER STEP
IN PROGRESS
A Fire Department is One of
the Necessities for this
Growing City.

As will be seen by the proceed
ings of the Progressive League,
at a meeting held Monday night,
active steps have been inaugu-
rated to establish an effective
fire department for this city.
Messrs. NJ. NJ. Fisher, 5. j
Harper and Will A. Strong.
three of the prominent and
progressive citizens of Winfield.
have been appointed as commit
tee on fire department. That
this important matter will receive
prompt consideration and active
steps will be taken for Its early
cOnsummation, there is not the
shadow of a doubt. \ cOnStitu-
ton and bylaws will be formu
lated and presented for adoption
at an early date.
Until the projected waterwork>
plant is installed, the apparatus
necessary to do effective service
would be an equipped ladder
truck, buckets and a chemical
engine. With these safeguards,
manned hy an efficient company
of the citizens, every incipient
blaze could be extinguishcd.
This movement is 4 highly im'
portant as well as necessary one
1t is hoped that in very short
space of time the announcement
will be made that Winfield Ina,
organized Il body of efficient fire
fighters.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-10
PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE
HARD AT WORK
Important Matters That Need
the Urgent Cooperation
OF Citizens.

At call meeting of this organ
'zation on Monday, July 9th.
there was more than the usual
crowd To attend. President Pace
called the meeting to order. The
minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
Secretary Bentley then read the
correspondence which he had
been having with the freight men
of the different roads entering
ing Winfield, which showed his
familiarity with the subject and
he is prepared with Statistical
information to make proper con.
tention for our freight rates.
A charter committee had been
appointed and only partial re-
port WAS made as to the progress
of the work. y charter has been
adopted aud only lacks signature,
To make the same complete.
Nothing could be done unit
that question was settled and ev.
cry one present WAS asked to talk
To their friends who were no;
present, on the subject of the
organization, perpetuation and
support of the Progressive League
and induce them to attend at $50
O'Clock, Moaday, july 18th, 1908
A committee of three. composed
of NJ. NJ. Fisher, ). j. Harper
and Will A Strong, was appoint.
ell on fire department.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-10
nASTARDLY ATTEMPT
TO WRECK A TRAIN
The PerPetrItor, a Negre, is
Speedily Run Gown and
Arrested and Jailed.

Last Saturday, July 4, a negro
named Alonzo jefferson, aged
% years, placed a bar of iron on
the track of the fremont & Gulf
railroad for the purpose of wreck
ing the southbound passenger
train, near WOmack, in jackson
parish. Fortunately the engineer
Of the locomotive discovered the
obstruction In time to frustrate
the COW ardly attempt. As soon
IS this was made known to the
officials they telephOned to Deputy
J. r. Cupp. special agent of the
road here. lie took a train and
arrived at Womack at $50 that
same evening, AMI following up
the clues which he secured, arrest
ed jefferson ut | O'Clock u. IA.
Sund., while he was asleep about
si hit miles from WOmack.
lie brought his prisoner here
last Sunday aud placed him ia
Jail for safe keeping. He will
convey him to Vernon, Jackso"
parish, next Monday morning to
face the outra, ed law for this
attempt at wholesale murder. The
prisoner confessed to the attempt
TO wreck the train.
Too much praise cannot be be-
slowed on Mr.. Cupp for his alert
ness in sn closely following the
trail of this criminal and his sue
cessful apprehension. 1t was
quick work.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-10
Prolific Production.

Yesterday morning j. l..
PInckard, printer in the employ
of The Sentinel, presented to the
editor box of fruit consisting of
iigs, Concord grapes. plums,
peaches and apples all raised at
his home place in this town. The
gift is appreciated hotE as Il kind
remembrance and rs an object
lesson of the possibilities of
Winfield soil when properly
cultivated.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-10
Social Twenty.

One of tie Gaintiest "SOcial
Twenty" afternoons was that of
Wednesday when Mrs. A. Smith
served as hostess at her hospitable
home where she presided with
grace SO pleasing that a guest
never crossed her threshold with
out congratuIating herself that
sac was so privileged.
Almost a full attendance of the
members and several invited Wis
itors made the evening one of
social delight, especially when the
appropriate and interesting pro-
gressive game so eminently fitting
the the club that inspired it. wa
inaugurated. When the list Of
ten questions was answered, or
blanks filled-several members
having been successful-it WAS
then necessary tn draw for the
rlub priz-. Mrs. Fordyce having
drawn the highest was declared
the winner. A hand painted cake
plate was presented her and the
tenth commandment was broken
iato smilhereens hy the covetous
giances that fell on its dainty
loyliness. Guests prize, n cut
glass olive dish, was captured hy
Miss Ward IF Homer, while the
booby. dainty pin tray, was car
ried away by Mrs. McGinty.
An elegant salad course, follow
ell by ice Gle aud cake, WAS
served, and th. evening Was thus
brought to u pleasant close.
The next meeting will De with
Mrs. III. Winboru at tie regular
time.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-10
Warning.
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
All men are hereby warned not
to give away, sell or throw away
old clothes without first consulting
The CRY PRESSING CLUB.
Many garments apparently
worthless can be male almost
new again by u good steam clean
ing. Pressing and repairing work
sent for and estimates made free
of charge. Phone 80.
L. M. SMITH. Prop.
7-1O-4t Opposite The Famous.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-10
Pleased with Winfield.

We were extremely proud to
see ON the streets last Wednesday
Judge Charles Schulze, judge of
the city court of Monroe; MeSsrs.
w. Nj. Bellott and Guy Z. Stubbs.
These gentlemen are repr .senta-
tive citizens of our neighbOrIng
city, Monroe, and came here to
look over the oil field. Owing to
Il meeting of the city council,
President Pace of the Pace Oil
Company. who is also mayor of
Winfield. could not accompany
them to the well, and Major Will
A. Strong accompanied tie party.
They were greatly Impressed with
what they saw, and said they were
not prepared to see a town like
Winfield when they left home.
They were obliged to return on
the fremont & Gulf X. K. at p.
IN. They were delighted with
their trip, and promised to return
in the near future and spend more
time and, not unlikely. money as
they are all capitalists.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-10
stockholders Meeting.

The stockholders of the North
American Realty Company are
hereby called to meet at the office
OF P. X. Abel in the Court House
on Monday, July goth, 1908. ut 8
p m. fur the purpose of electing
. Board of Directors of this cor
poration and to transact such
other business as may come before
them. M. M. FISHER,
l0-2t President.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-10
Ozro Payne Elected.

Tie Mayor and Board of Alder
men met Wednesday and elected
: clerk and market master TO take
the place of Mr.. Cyrus McGinty,
who had been elected cashier of
the " inn Parish Bank. Mr.. y.
U. Payne was elected to fill the
vacancy. Mr.. Payne is young
nan, aud a recent graduate of the
Winn6sld High School.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-10
Like Clock Work.

The new Police Jury has started
off with an eye to the dispatch OF
business. President Brewton pre-
sides with dignity and Clerk 3. NJ.
Abel is up with the minutes every
day SD that they can be approved,
and each member seems to have
tie business i'm hand and every
thing is moving like clock work.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-10
Personal and Otherwise.

lawson Peters Of DOdSOn was |
among the visitors to Winfield
this week.
COrtez Lawley of Arcadia has
been visiting relatives here for
several days.
Sewing. and specially for chill
dren. Phone as, Mrs. Andrews,
at old Crawford house. 1t
Mr.. G. w. Lowry has returned
from Texas and will make WInn-
field his future home. He is cor
daily welcomed back among Us.
The Natatorium affords a fine
pool for plunge into its mineral
water.
Mr.. Hirch, of Chicago, who is
with the fremont Lumber Co.,
came to the city on Wednesday
and is the guest of Mr.. Sardam.
Mrs. w. A. BrandIn of Colum-
bia is spending Il few days in
Winfield As the welcome guest
of her sister, Mrs. W. K. Howell.
1t was a genuine pleasure to
welcome Mr.. p. III. Flynn, Jr..
of New Orleans Wednesday. lie
did not fail to pay friendly visit
To the Sentinel office.
Mrs. j. G.. Thompson of
Bernice and Mrs. o. +. Glover of
Weldon are visiting their brother,
Henry J Odom, and will remain
in Winfield several days.
The Sentinel calls attention of
the public to the Midsummer Sale
of the NJ. Nj. Fisher Dry Goods
Company, Limited, which begins
ON Wednesday. July 18th. Their
price list is given In full.
Mr.. Lord, Wells Fargo express
agent here, has been called to
Opelousas on account of sickness
of his wife. lie was relieved by
Mr.. Theodore Easterwood, for
merly messenger.
The attention of the public is
respectfully called to the page
advertisement of O'Quin & Glib
son in this issue. The advertise
ment speaks for Itself. and they
are ready to carry out what they
advertise to do.
A course OF baths in the Winn-
field Natatorium will cure Eczema
Heat, Itch, and Skin eruption.
Mrs. w. l.. Ford, and her
bright boys Curry and Carol.
after spending some time with
her sisters Mesdames Ted ilie AMI
Fittz. returned to her home at
Leesville, La.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers
are safe, sure. little pills with a
reputation. They are the best
pills made. Be sure to get Early
Risers. We sell and recommend
them.-Phoenix Drug Co.
MIR. j. l.. Pinckard, an emplOye
of The Sentinel office, leaves this
morning to attend the Baptist
Encampment which convened at
Vaudeville Tuesday and will con-
tinue until Thursday night of next
week.
Mr., G.. III. Gibson, who has
been freight clerk IN the office of
the l.. K. & n. at this point hrs
been promoted aud transferred to
the Baton Rouge office. Mr..
Gibson has been in Winfield fer
some time aud has won many
friends. We wish him sue, ess
in his move.
| Now is the season to Join visit
Lnrs to the Winfield NatatorIum
and take plunge in its cooling
waters or hot or cold tub bath.
The following changes of ex-
press messengers have been made:
lC. 4. Wilson, Crossett Branch,
l.. X. & n. to Shreveport; BentIy
CoIvin, from Crossett Branch to
Little Rock and Winfield; 10y
Harrison, from LHtle Rock and
Winfield to L. X. & n. to
Shreveport; l.. III. Gaar, on Rock
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-07-10
NUMBER IS
Natatorium Patrons.

\ few of the out of town
bathrrs and patrons recently at
the Winfield Natatorium: l.. II.
Britton. Misses Florence and Mae
Davis. j. \. Roane, &. III. CarSC u
Jr.. III. Atkinson of Ruston: l..
,. Richardson of BienvilIe; j. ii.
Smith, Miss Daisy Drewett, Miss
Laura Flether, Nerda: EIol
Fontenot. Beaver; +. o. Whit
man, +. III. Smith. Nj. j. Kennel
" aud wife, EIDOrado: j. ii.
Burnett, Shawnee. Okla; j. VI.
Gwinn, Tulane University. New
Orleans: Benz. Lyon, New Or
leans: \. NJ. Hendon. St. Fran
ci>yIIIe: \. B. Hall, j. NJ. Legan.
NJ. Il. Brown, TannehilI: ID. j.
Barr, p. n. Gidoens, Campti; VI.
kaliskI. +. ii. Williamson, Smead
Marks, Sam Colbert, Jas. Quinn.
+. l.. Jefferson. II. +. Watson.
Guy Stubs. Chas. Schulze, ".
Nj. BsIIott. Monroe; Geo. :.
Sardam, Clinton, Ia; n. G..
Woody, St. Louis: III. NJ. Mason.
Boston; X, ID. ElmOre, w. &.
Bodeford, Shreveport; b. +.
Eubanks. G.. V. Cragan. Alex
andria; III. G. Clark, Little Rock;
A. III. Fitzpatrick and wife, Hy.
;. Buzby and wife, Miss May
Fitzpatrick, John L. Hicks. Cam.
den, Ark; L. l.. Hardin, Leland;
j. &. Hardin, Harrisonburg; Sam
BulIard, Forrest City, Ark; w.
%. Harrison, Montgomery, +.
W. Raggio, Natchitoches; Miss
Mabel Roberts, Miss Mime Ward,
Homer; Mrs. b. l.. Thompson.
Miss Orince Thompson, Jena; ).
X. Logan, New Orleans; w. G.
Creles, Kansas City; &. C.Parrott,
Bastrop; Harry Lederman,
Shreveport; j. A. Holt. Atlanta,
Tex: III. Moss, Lufkin, Tex. 1t