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The Monticellonian., 1908-01-02
Cure for Misery

Il have found cure for mis- cry malaria poison produces" says K. NJ James, of Loullen $. c. :, It is called EIectric Bitters and comes Tn soc bottles It breaks up a caseot chills or abilious attack in almost no time; and it puts yell low ianndiee clean ont of commis- sion" This great tonic medicine and blood purifier gives qniek re- lief in all stomach, liverand kidney complaints and the misery of lame back.
 Sold under guaranteess at all drug stores.
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 Dr. J r. Wright and wife visit ed Pine Bluff, last week.
 Mrs. R. c. McClerkin is visit ng at Memphis.
 W ID W Glass-all sizes-at Bordeaux Drug Store. If.
 Mr. Cleveland Patton, of Ar kansas City, spent last week with relatives here.
 Mr. ". R. Pope. of Parkdale, spent Christmas week with his family ia our city.
 Mir, Perry HanEins left last week for Leland. Miss, where he went to work ina hardware store
 The Iittle folks were made happy Ut the Methodist church Christmas tree on christmas eye.
 If you are behind try and get a. head. Ifyou are ahead try and stay there.
 Miss Belle Lambert, who has music class at WiImot, Ashley County spent last weel, at home. MT and Mrs. Harry Hankins, Jr, paid Pine Bluff relatives visit last week
 How many have formed new re solution; how many will stay by them.
 Mir Cordell Wilmington. ef Crossett, spent Christmas, with relatives in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. " S McCloy and daughter, Miss Myrtle, visited Ar genta last week.
 Mir, Adrian Williamson, who is attending school at Batesville, spent the holidays at home.
 Mrs Van Petty. of Kennet, Mo :, visited her sister Mrs. J. R Woods in this city. last week.
 Mir. P. B. Gilham. of Dermott, visited relatives in this city this week.
 MT. w. II Mullins, of South, Main Street, is quite sick, and has been so for the past two weeks.
 MT. Fay Thompson, of Cleve- land, Ohio, visited his sister Mrs. Pat Henry. here, last week
 Mir. w s. Rawling, of Little Rock, is visiting the family of Pat Henry, Esq, in this city.
 Mir. Brooks Glover and family, of Stevenson. La., visited relatives here last week.
 Mrs. W. K Hammock and chil- dren, of Monroe, La, were here on visit last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard Stinson, of Morrell, spent few day here, visiting, last week.
 Capt. H C. Burks and wife, of Wilmot, were here ,ast week on q visit to relatives and friends.
 Dr. Horatio Wells. of Melville spent the holidays with his brother, Judge H. W. Wells. of this city.
 "Arkansas Liver Regulators tor Arkansas Livers;'' regulates the liver. Try 1t at ] Bordeaux Drug Store.
The Monticellonian., 1908-01-02

l now occupy the Eek Photo Gallery, where am equipped with fine lenses. backgrounds and every thing necessary to make fine photo graphs. l have the EcK and Gan- naway negatives and can furnish duplicates or enlargements at any time.
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Married.
Brown M eQuiston X Co.

HALE1GAN-W WHITE - On Dec. and, 1907, near Don, Drew coun- ty. Ark. by Rev. l. P. Osborne, A1r Leige Halligan and Miss ita White, all of Dtew county.
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GIBSON HARPER-On Dec. 22. 1907, near Don, Drew county, Ark, by Rev. L P. Osborne. Mir. Iesee Gibson and Miss Myrtle Harper, alf ot Drew county.
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Ross THoMAs-On Dec. 26th. 1oo7, at Montongo, Drew county, Ark, by Rev P. Osborne. Mr. Garland Ross and Miss Jennie Thomas, all of Drew county.
The Monticellonian., 1908-01-02
l, .iOnticei!0niali.

oC H"Pf3.
 Happy New I ear to all
 The days of the eaanon cracker are over now. for season.
 There were many christmas din ners here during the holidays
 Mir. ". D Roddy. of Morfell, was here last week
 Mir Lucien Matthews, of Little Rock, spout Christmas here.
 Fl F Bailey handles White Dia. mond Fertilizer. 3m Mir J. N. Ross has returned from business trip to Little ROCK. Msss Mabel Collins is visiting relatives at Dermott.
 Mir. D. B, Gilham visited Der mott this week.
 Mir. NJ. L. Yount, of Lonote, was here he first of the week. Stop your scratching by using Bordeaux Tetter Lotion.
 J G. Williamson, Esq, visited Pine Bluff this week.
 Mrs. Matte Moseley, of Warren. visited relatives here this week Monticello has both humps and measles, now.
 MT. Ernest. Curry was up from Wilmot this week.
 Mir. Lon Stell, of Wimot, was q visitor to our city last week.
 Miss Emma Patton is visiting releives -t Portland.
 lMr. J C. Jones and wife visited \ xelatves at McGehee this week. Mrs W. j. Savage. of Warren visited relatives here this week Spectacles that fit the eye, al Bordeaux Drug Store. If We had some real summer time weather here last week.
 Miss Merle Burks, of Pine Bluff, visited friends here last week,
 MT. Ray. Patton was up from Arkansas City on visit last week " MT. Mike Coburn. of Warren, t spent Christmas week here. Miss Kttie Caster. of Kedford visited her parents here last week. Dr Will Lowe. of Morrell, was in our city last week.
 Mrs. Geo. Bell is at McGehee, where she will spend the winter. Miss Jennette Leslie has return ed from St Louis,
 Bordeaux Tetter Lotion cures the Spring scratchers, If
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| speht Neek ID our cl y.
 Mrs Garland BowIes, of Dumas, was visiting relatives in this e. last week.
 Mics Lydia Poster, of Memphis, Tenn, is here on a visit to her aunt Mrs V. M. Robertson.
 Prof Ffed Harrelsan. of this city, attended the State Teachers As- soeiatian at Little Rock last week.
 Masters Charley kilIian and Cur Itjs Pope made srip to Pine Bluff last week
 Miss Ethel Mercer, of Dermott visited Mrs R. E. Bordeaux. here, last week.
 Mrs.W.H Wilson and daughter, Emma. are here on Il visit from Corsieana, Texas.
 Misses Bernice and Annie Gar micaI, haze returned from d visit to to Memphis.
 Miss Edith Cornish, of Little Rock, visited relatives here during the holidays
 Mrs Ella Baker and cbiIden, of Bradley County. were hereon Il visit to Mr.D. NJ. Leslie Iast week
 MT. Elmo Ahrens and wife, of Hamburg, paid OUT town visit last week.
 Miss Cora Wilson. one of the teachers in Henderson College. spent Christmas 1t home.
 Miss Arpatia Wilson who is a at Nacogdoches. Texas, WAS here on a..visit last week.
 Misses Nellie Ruth and Alma Foley. of Pine Bluff, visited MT A. ] Posey and family thls week.
 Mr. NJ. B. Garrison, of Warren, paid our town d visit last Satur- day.
 Mr l. L. Tuilas. who has been very sick for several weeks is able to be up once more.
 Mir Percy Hart, who is attend ing school at Port Gibson, Miss, spent the holidays at home.
 Mr Carroll Bishop. of Pine Bluff spent last week with friends in this city.
 Ex. Sen. '. T. Gotham and wife, of Hot Springs. spent the week here visiting relatives.
 Miss Ruth Harris. who is attend ing Belmont College, Nashville. Tenn, spent tie holidays at home.
 Misses Coriane and Myot stell of Hamburg. were here on visit last week.
 Mrs. James. stell. of Warren, paid Monticello relatives visit last week.
 Rev. Jobn P Bemby is announc- ed to preach al the Baptist Church next Sunday.
 Mr. K T. Wilson and daughter Miss Maggie, of ldaville, Tenn, were here last week on a visit to Mir. A. J Wilson and family.
 Miss Christine Hammock, who is teaching at. Nacadoches, Tex. , visited her parents. he re, during Christmas.
 We have several Patteu iatsand do not need them; you may have them at your own price
 Drew County Millinery Co. 
 Miss Ava Tarrant, who K at tending Henderson College, al Ar kadelphia, came home for the hol- days.
 Mr. and Mrs. John MeCIoy, of Little Rock, spent the holidays with relatives Ill this county and city.
 Messsrs. G. W. Boon, las. Boon and Jessie Boon. and Mrs. Walter Boon went down to McGehee this MeeK.
 Mr. Jeff farrell, of Tiilar, who is attending Ouachita College. at Arl<udelphia spent few days in our city last week.
 A new tin shop has been open ed up at the McQulston Building on East Gains Street, Mr. Starfng Binus Is the manager.
 We can fill your orders from ST.
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Every body loves our baby. rosy sweet and warm.
 With ki,-y places on her neck and dippies oe her arms.
 Once sine was so tbin aud cross, used to cry with fstn=-
 Mother gave casefsaeet. now she swell again
 Sold ty
 Brown MeQa1ston X Co.
 LOSf-fram Eongview. Ark, on Dee IS I9o7. ooe sorrel horse about 10 hands high. weight about Io5o lbs. Has small star in forehead. K shtear split, white in manc where collar works. Delivered or write ta l. B Withers. Hamburg, Ark, and get reward.
 Il is very important and in fact is ls absolutely necessary to health that we give relief to tue stomach promptly al the first ign of rouhIe-Bhicb are belcbing of eas, nausea, sour stamaehe, head aehos irrita5ie.s and nervousness. These are warnings that the stomach has been mistreated; it is doing te much work and 1t Is de- mandiag help from you. Fake something onco in while especial Iy alter meaIs; something like Ko- dol For. Dyspepsia and Indi- gestoin. It will enable your stom- ach to do its worked properly.
 For sale by
 Brown McQuiston & Co.
The Monticellonian., 1908-01-02

When in need of peach, apple or plum trees. it will pay you to see C. N. Horton. If.
The Monticellonian., 1908-01-02

cod. " pFhiag. IT tDfsesloelnE . , 75 cents al round buggy and wagon wheels filled, 4s.75, each i; iaIl other work if cut rates If
 f2r. and hIes Psi Baker of Nor rel. and Mrs Luna Noe. of Ilud5- spetb spent portion oftbe holi- d4ys in our eIjy.
 Pr. \ $ ]. Collins has moved This office from Palace Drug storeta the Hudspeth building on south West corner of court square 4
 Mir. Roin Clark. of Arkansas City. was here on visit to his parents, MT and Mrs. S- C@ Clark, last week
 Mir Laron Matthews, who is at tending Henderson College. at Ar Sadelphia, spent the holidays at home
 Br F \. Harris and Marvin Harris Esq of Little Rock, spent the holidays with relatives in this city.
 Ar. Garland and wife thee Miss June Frotter)of Emmett. visited Hr '. ]. Trotter and family here last week.
 Mr. Lindel Koonce, of Tame. hill, La, spent the holidays with his parents NIT. and Mrs. J, F. koonce.
 Miss Bessie Higgason, who is teaching at Pocahontas, spent Christmas with her mother, in this city
 Throw away your cigarette and cigaette papers. You can no longer selfthcm without violating the sta ute. Thisis I9oS, remember.
 The Monticello School Board has negotiated a loan of about $55. GOO with which to 5a.fl and equip an upto=date school Building for the PubIic School of this city.
 Our neighbof. the Advance, has moved to the old Odd Fellows building, South Fast Corner of the Public Square. where t has commodious office.
 Christmas d4y was one ofthe quiet est and orderly ever knowuin this city. There was en4ire absence of drunkeness and disorderiy conduct on the streets the whole day.
 Mf. George Wilson. who lives q mile South of the Corporation. has OUT thanks for lot of fine tufhips. The largest measured ? inches in circumference.
 nf. Fay Gotham, of Kansas City, Mo, spent the holidays with relatives here. Mr Gotham is the youngest son os Judge T. N. Got ham, Enon church neighborhood
 One great advantage least of the New Yeaf=it gives Us safeease of the santa Claus letters. which fill up the space of many newspap- CTS for two months before Christ. mas,
 E. C. Hammock Esq. and family, of Bastrop, La spent he holidays here Mir. Hammock re ports work progressing most favor- ablv on the new railroad from Mon- roe t. this city.
 Mr S Jones. of Texas, wa- here on q visitto relatives =duripg the past week Fms is' Babe first visit to our town within nearly 90 years His old tune friends were glad to meet him again
 There will be more or less chang ing around among bushes, men this week Nearly aiway. al the first of the year people make changes. with the hope of better ing things.
 Ii depends upon the pill you take DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the best pills known for con- sti9ation and sick headaches. Sold by
 Brown McQuiston < Go.
 We regret to learn of tine death of Mir Roy McNeese who lived a- bout, 6 milessof this city. He died on last Saturday with stomach trou bic He was the son of Mr. las. Me Neese, and was a most excellent young man.
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Brown NJ Quiston < Go.

Died, in this city, on Christmas morning, at c'clocK~ Mr. Claude Ford, age 11years. Claude had been in poor health for sometime. from consumption. lie leaves a sister and two brothers. to mourn his death, both of his parents hay ing proceeded him to the spirit land The bereayed relatives have cur sincerest sympathies.
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Ar S Jones. of Texas, wl~ here on q visitfo relatives duriug the past week Fms is" Babe $ first visit to our town within nearly 90 years His old tune friends were glad to meet him again
The Monticellonian., 1908-01-02
Brown MeQniston-& < Co.

We regret to learn of the death of Mir. Roy McNeese who lived d bout, 6 milessot this city. He died on last Saturday with stomach trou bic. He was the son of Mr las Nc Neese, and Was q most excellent young man.
 When yen want the best, gel De Wits Carbollzed Witch iiazel Splve It is good for little or big cuts, boils OF b ui ses, and is es peeially recommended for piles. Sold by
The Monticellonian., 1908-01-02

!. G. Hammock Esq. and family, of Bastrop, La, spent th he holidays here Mir. Hammock re ports work progressing most favor ablv on the new railroad from Mon roe L. this citv.
The Monticellonian., 1908-01-02

Dr. ] F. Wright and wife visit ed Pine Bluff, last week.
The Monticellonian., 1908-01-02

Ii depends upon the pill you take DcWilt's Little Early Risers are the best pills known for con s,iPation and sick headaches. Sl1 k
The Monticellonian., 1908-01-02

Christmas day was one ofthe quiet est and orderly ever known in this city. There was enlire absence of drunkeness and disorderiy conduct on the streets tbe whole day.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-29
MEXICANS WELD AK,
KNIFE AND PITCHFORK
ASSAILANT WOULD SATISFY
OLD GRUDGE
Attacking Party Imbibes Whisky and
Mirajuama, and Makes Lunge
at Adversary with Hay
Implement
rspeclal to The Herald.l

REDLANDS, Dec. %. - Francisco
Martinez and NJ Barrama. two Next
cans, engaged in an alteration at New
Sonoratown last night about midnight
both receiving somf ere wounds, in
a quarrel which folfS
1t is an old score that ez was
trying to even up, and in an effort to
get enough courage to do so is said
to have drank a great deal of cheap
whisky and to have invoked the aid of
mirajuama, a noxlous weed, when he
started to the hut of Barrama. There
he is said to have torn down the fence,
broken open the door to the dwelling
and, armed with pitchfork, to have
attacked his opponent, who in turn
parried the lunges of his adversary with
an ak. Barrama also used knife, and
after many wounds had been given and
taken by each Barrama left the place.
The aid of the police was sought by
Barrama and both were arrested. Each
pleaded guilty and Martinez, who is an
old offender and has been before Judge
Clifford many times. was fined S12O or
ordered to serve like number of days
in the county Jail. Barrama was fined
$50 or imprisonment for fifty days. AS
neither had the cash he was sent to
San Bernardino to the county jail.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-29
MAY DECLARE ROADS
FRANCHISE FORFEITED
CITY COUNCIL CONSIDERING
PUNITIVE ORDINANCE
Measure Referred to Committee of the
Whole and company's Officials
Cited to Appear Before
the Next Meeting

SANTA MONICA, Dec. 28.-An ordi-
nance was introduced at the meeting
of the city council this evening, DE
eiaring that the forty-year franchise
granted to the Los Angeles-Pacit1o
railroad August be declared forfeited
and citing the following reasons:
That the company had failed to carry
baggage Of passengers, as required by
the ordinances that it had failed 10
run cars on the Westgate line every
thirty minutes; that it had failed to
begin work on it's new track at the
specified time; that it had not left the
streets in good condition as agreed on;
that 1t is a violation of the spirit OF
the ordinance to discriminate against
any part of the beach (referring to the
turning of the short line cars at PieI
avenue).
The city attorney rendered an opinion
that the ordinance was legal, and II
was referred to the committee of the
whole, with instructions that the Off
Gals of the railroad company be cited
to appear before the council at the
next meeting and show cause why the
franchise should not be forfeited.
Mayor Dudley, in communication
vetoed the permit for depot at Pier
avenue which the council granted at
building superintendent should be con-
suited as to the kind of building to
be erected. The council sustained the
veto.
Councilman A. S Reel of the third
ward presented his resignation, with
a statement of his reasons for doing
so. The communication was referred
to the committee of the whole and
taken up by it at the close of the regu-
lar meeting. After a brief discussion
1t was decided to refuse to accept the
resignation.
A petition is being circulated in the
third ward for the recall of Mr.. Reel.
It alleges as one reason the fact that
he voted against the ordinance re-
curing the Los Angeles-Pacific com
pany to stop all cars at established
stations.
DR.. J. S. Owens of Bicknell and Ocean
avenue who has the petition in charge,
says that it already carries sufficient
signatures for presentation to the city
council.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-29
BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS
COLLECTED AT PASADENA

PASADENA, Dec. 2s.-Capt. J. H.
Williams of San Diego has purchased
for $500 a lot at the corner of Oak
street and Chelton way in South Pasa-
dena from e. P. Bosbyshell, on which
he will erect a residence at a cost of
$4,000.
The annual parade of the Pasadena
police department will be held tomor-
row afternoon in Lincoln park, under
command of Chief H. H. Favour, who
will have the men turn out in their
new helmets and dress coats. The force
will be inspected by the city council.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Prior of Great
Falls, Mont, guests of Councilman and
Mrs. II. c. Hotaling, have become SO
smitten with life in Southern Califor-
mia that Mr.. Prior will probably re-
tire from his banking interests in the
north and make Pasadena his home.
Messrs. Ward and Winston, students
at Throop Polytechnic institute, left
Pasadena today to attend the Y. M.
c. A. conference at Pacific Grove, as
the delegates of the institute.
Cards were received in this city to-
day announcing the marriage of Miss
S. Sallie Eta Dexter Of Troy, N. Y,
to Erie Martin Weight of Pasadena.
Mr.. Weight has been for a number of
years a newspaper correspondent at
Pasadena
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-29
SAN BERNARDINO
Office sos Third Street.
Phones: Home 875. Sunset Main 1853
GRAND JURY DRAWN AND
ORGANIZATION EFFECTED

SAN BERNARDINO, Dec. 2S.-The
grand jury was drawn this morning by
Superior Judge +. F. Oster and organ
lied by the appointment of ]. J. Suess
of Redlands as chairman and j. G.
Jones of Etiwanda secretary. Com
mittees were appointed, and adjourn
ment to January II was taken. The
committees are as follows:
Auditor and treasurer, j. L. Oakley of
San BernardinO, H. B. Smith of Cotton
and c. A. Puffer of Mission; tax col
lector and assessor, G. A. Atwood OF
San Bernardino, w. w. Wilcox of Col
ton and w. W. Smith of Ontario; clerk
and recorder, H. B. Smith of Cotton,
T. Purvis of Ontario and w. H. Lind
ley of Ontario; supervisors and superin-
tendent of schools, William Buxton of
Rialto, M. D. Easton of Mission and j.
c. Turner of Victorville; sheriff and
Jail, w. w. Wilcox of Cotton, F. B.
Lucas of Cucamonga and p. e. Walline
of Ontario; horticultural commission
and bee inspector, C. A. Puffer of Mis-
sion, M. L. Frink of Mission and ]. H.
Scott of Etiwanda; coroner and public
administrator, district attorney, Justice
of the peace and surveyor, J. B. Draper
of Ontario, w. H. Wakefield of Bar
stow and G.. A. Atwood of San Ber-
nardino
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-29
ELECTION QUESTION
PUZZLES CITIZENS

SAN PEDRO, Dec. 2S.-Whether the
city trustees tomorrow will fill in the
blanks in the ordinance which was
placed on its first reading last Tuesday,
thereby setting the date for the cleo
ton on the question of division of the
city is a problem which is puzzling a
good many of the voters who signed
the petition of November II.
If the date of the election is set the
mandamus proceedings now before the
appellate court undoubtedly will be dis
missed. No information is obtainable
today as to the plans Of the five trus-
tees who represent the people. Trus-
tee Tilton suggests the election be
called after the legislature had ad =
journed his idea being that the legis-
lature will not approve of the charter
amendments of the city Of Los Angeles,
and thus Los Angeles would not be in
a position to vote bonds for the i'm
provement of the harbor, and many
of the voters would then be against
annexation.
On the other hand, many voters are
of the opinion that if the legislature
is given a chance this time a law viii
be enacted which will admit of the con-
solidation of Los Angeles and San
Pedro.
Should the law be passed, even in
spite Of the opposition of Senator Saw
age, the need of the division of the
city for the purpose of annexation
probably would be at an end, and there
fore many citizens who faver the pres
emit plan of division are willing to have
the election set i'm March in order to
be sure of the action of the legislature
on the subjects
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES

REYNOLDS REED-Ralph Reynolds, age
81, native of Illinois. resident Of On
tario, and Hazel A. Reed, age %, native
of California, resident of Pomona.
SPRAUKLE-RAND-P d. Spraukle, age
20. native of Virginia, resident of Wins
low, Ariz, and Ruth c. Rand, age p,
native Of Texas, resident Of Los Angeles
DRENDEL- MONTGOMERY = Albert G.
Drendel age "a. native of California, and
Lillian c. Montgomery, age II, native OF
California; both residents of Azusa.
CLEMENS -SPALDING - Robert Clemens
age 20, native of Scotland and Mary A
Spaulding, age 80, native of Scotland; both
residents of Los Angeles.
HATFIELD KIMINSKE-Norton w. Hat
field age a. native Of Iowa. and Hattie
A. KiminslSe, age 10, native of Iowa; both
residents of Anaheim.
ANICH-PAULIS-Fred Granich, age y,
native of Roumania, and Fannie Paulis
age H. native of Germany; both residents
of Los Angeles
Sparkling ARTER-Raymond W sparl-
ing. age 81, native of Michigan, resident
of Rhyolite, New. and Maria M. Carter,
age 20, native Of Iowa, resident OF Los
Angeles
CRIsTICH-A NGULO-John Crlstich, age 22
native of Austria, and Nellie Angulo. age
Is, native of Mexico; both residents OF
Los Angeles.
CHAELS-sidney B. Nit
chell, age 80 native Of Canada, resident
of Palo Alto. and Rose F. Michaels, age
90, native of Canada, resident of Mon
treal.
RoHRER- - George w
Rohrer, age 81, native of Kansas, and
Margaret L. Daetweiler, age 20, native Of
Kansas; both residents of Compton
OOD-MACKAY-Walter j. Wood, age 80,
native of California, resident Of Los An
geles and Gladys A. MaclSay, age 20, ma
tive of Kansas, resident of Long Beach
sHIRK- DRAVES-Richard e. Shirk' age
"a. native of Pennsylvania, resident OF
McKittrick, and Frances NJ. braves, age
20. native Of Kansas, resident OF Los An
geles
MCCALL ONNELL-Robert S. Mccall, age
23. native of Scotland, and Margaret o.
Donnell, age 20. native of Ireland; both
residents of Pasadena.
NELSON JOHNSON-Walter e. Nelson, age
80 native of New York. resident or Los
Angeles, and Catherine Johnson, age rs,
native of. Ohio, resident of Garvanza.
DISBROW- BUNCE-Charles A. Disbrow,
age 81, native Of New York, and Helen b.
Bunce age 81, native of Illinois, both
residents of Sawtelle
MARTIN BROWN-Melvin Martin, age
81. native of Oregon. and Nina F. Brown,
age IS, native of Missouri; both residents
of Los Angeles.
CORAM- SPENCER-Egra 3. Coram, age
49, native of North Carolina and resident of
Pasadena, and Muccolla J. Spencer age
81, native of North Carolina, resident Of
Long Beach.
BROCK CHAMBERLAIN Harvey M.
Brock, age 25 native of Illinois, and
Lucy S. Chamberlain, age IS native OF
KANSAS; both residents of Los Angeles
SMITH woodbury. @. Smith, age "a
native of Alabama. and Ella w Wood,
age S. native of Iowa; both residents of
Los Angeles.