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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-04-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS


Richard Casey of the Fillmore
farms is enjoying d short vacation.
The Waldorf Oxfords for man, hand
sewed 81 so, just received at Nov
eck's.
Miss Nellie Farrar of Gage street is
recovering rapidly from her recent
severe illness.
Several hundred ladies visited the
New York millinery parlors Library
Building on each of the grand opening
days.
Sleeves of Satan" is Mr. Pinkham's
topic tonight at the Baptist church at
1880. Come early, the service will
close early.
Another large consignment of lad
les and misses tailored suits no two
alike, $40 to $50. Just received today
at Novecks.
Library theatre-today new pictures
of merit and exhibited in life size. A
great big swell bill for Saturday. Don't
miss today's show as Library theatre
will be closed during Holy week.
At the last meeting of Bennington
court Foresters OF America, the fol
lowing delegates were chosen to rep
resent the local court at the state con-
vention in Burlington on May 81
Charles +. Carroll, ID. J. Merriman and
John A. Ryan. The alternates elected
were James C. Hornidge, Frank NJ
Wood and Fred G. Peake.
Frank Smith of Boston, Wallace
Venable, Ralph Burt and William
Winslow have returned from weeks
outing at BARRIERS pines. While at
their camp they inspected all the
sugar camps in the vicinity testing
the quality of the sap, syrup and sug-
ar, seeing that the law was not violat-
ed They report a good flow of sap
during the past week.
Christian Science services corner of
Park and Scott streets. Services
Sunday at eleven a. m. sermon from
the Christian Science Quarterly, sub
iect, "Unreality." Golden Text:
When the wicked spring as the grass,
and when all the workers of integrity
do flourish, it is that they shall be
destroyed forever But thou, Lord,
art most high for evermore. Psalm
80 rs.
AT the Baptist church the Rev. Her
mon S. Pinl4ham, pastor of the Winter
Hill Baptist church. Somerville, Bos-
ton, will preach at 1890 Sunday
morning and at II O'Clock will address
the Sunday school on THE Four An
chors." Mr.. Pinkham's farewell adj
dress will be at Z o'clock Sunday eve
ming on The Making of Manhood.
The public is invited to hear these
last addresses. Please be prompt.
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free. The regular attendants of the
church. however. are requested to find
seats i'm the new church in as near
the position of their accustomed seats
in the old church as possible. This
of the congregation, but as free
church there can be no claim upon
the pews.
You are cordially invited to these
special Holy Week services.
Work on the new churcn edi-
fee, in which services will be held
for the first time tomorrow morning.
was begun in June, 1907 1t is an at
tractive structure, early English in
it's style of architecture and modern
in its appointments and arrange
ments. The plan is cruciform with
a low central tower over nave and
transepts.
The dimensions of the building are
l12 feet in length and 40 feet through
the nave Through the tTansepts the
width Is Ga feet. The material is a
dark blue dolomite, taken from the
House quarry belonging to Roland
Taylor who gave the stone which is
laid in rambling rubble and pointed
with wide cement ribbon.
There are two entrances, on School
and Pleasant streets, through yesti-
bule aisles and nave. An oak screen
separates the vestibule from the main
body of he church The nave is 26
feet wide and there are two seven
foot aisles separted from the nave by
a series of columns and arches. The
east and west transcpts connect
through arches, with the nave. The
east transcpt has a connection with
the parish house and also with the
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-04-03
In the District Court Of the United States
FOR THE DISTRICT OF VERMONT.

No. 2!O2.

ERNEST Il. GRISWOLD,
BANKRUPT } In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors of Ernest Il. Griswold of
Bennington, in the County of Bennington. aud
district aforesaid, II Bankrupt.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that on the
31st day of March. A. D.. 1909. the said Ernest
r. Griswold was duly adjudicated bankrupt (;
and that the first meeting of his creditors will
be held at the Office OF Bennett X Graves, in the
village, town and county of Remington, III
said district, on the 18th day of April \. ID.
1909, at ten o'clock in the forenoon nj which
time the said creditors may attend, prove their
claims appoint a trustee. examine the Bank
rupt. and transact such other business rs may
properly come before said meeting.
= W. y SHELDON,
REFEREE IN BANKRUPTCY.
Bennington, VT, April End, 1909
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NOTICE

The legal voters of the Town of Woodford,
VT are requested TO meet at the schoolhouse
in District No. on Friday, April 9, at o'clock
p. m, to see if the Town will vote TO authorize
the Selectmen TO refund the Towns indebted
ness nt a lesser rate of interest.
Also to transact any other business that may
come before the meeting.
GEO. W. KNAPP.
T. J. MALLORY.
DEXTER VI. GLEASON
SELECT lusN.
Dated.at woodford this 25th day Of March,
1904
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ST. PETERS NEW CHURCH

(esBd lsLlA moIJ penunuoO)
two instructions each day at Ais and
1880
Good Friday-'Three hour service"
from IL TO 3.
All seats in St. Peters church are
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notpr Sorafer nad) bent 4. Mar5 ltt
oils Gertbeioiaer Der Hedte Der ett-
IaIienen Iegerlolooten III Den 8crldt
ten ltatt tm Se1lat all%f5nluer1en. Nlel
fam babel o~llerbin9s nitt berolls'
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ben Tro5elIen mir nm Die Sobnung
Der Glltloiienen banoe!n fanL obcr
Dem Scuu1or lpiiroc es 5ltr @enug
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font1tc, bab Er1iioent Hooicpclt III
Der Sadle perioiinngSniorig porgc-
dangen ut.
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tame.
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BON SntcreIleuten III Nep.Yort Gin
frogeu bc5iiglid Der BON Der culuoi.
lden R%egiertng aegcn Fc!5luerf ein-
g~ciiibrtcn Guarorltonc eingegougcnL
meld)e olta @lun0e@1toaten ltunnlt, III
lpeldcn Die Wolll- ulih Mlallellleltd)c
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an1tlid)er Gueuc eri1brt. bc}lc0t it'd
aber Die Guorontdlle MIR allI Fcl5z
lucrf, lpeld)es aus inter N.llardlltdlle
geItellten 9iItriften IN ben betrcIle1
Den Staoten folnmt, n1hrcllo olc8c
ltattrng Der GinflIbr Gus nld)t oohon
beriiDrten. Stooten MIR pon Der Tril
lung ScitenS zines 5%bicror5te5 oh
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s onititution SSIanb inll
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SIN observation-disclosures brohtc
Slcott, ny, cine gill ci1l, ourdl
mcld)e Die 9lmoesreaieruug ernlGd,
tigt miro, bon Sciten Der Sroll Mui'
iell Gage unb Sri. Nnra BARTLETT
@orner III Neip port Die Sden
tluua zines Son0itiides I'M Snoion III
&utnom Gounip, % q, lprId)es ncn
Nonen Contribution %,SsIdno" fiihrt.
oll5rllehmen. NusOrildlid) lit be
l"tirint, buB oic Smell Ser Hunbc9-
WtilitGr Ntoocuuic il6eripieien luer
ben loll, fir ibreSebcna5cit bcbdlt lid
ober Sri. Bartlett ibrcn @obnliG III
benz ouf Scr SSlliel bclegenen @ebGnl
DC Dor, lpeld)cs lie lett lanNen Sabren
beipobnt bat.
Neuer @encralur5t.
Ger Yrdlioeut l~tcllte bcm gunbea
Senat Die Grnemllng oea Sol. Geo.
$. Sorltep 5lru @encralur5t oes We
oi}illolcorp@ nit ocnt Hahgc zines
3rigabe Generals al Stellc oeS &c
llerols Gobert Wt. S'Hcillp 5u. pel
der an fl. Saltuur meaenGrreihlnnG
Der ~Nltersgren3c III ben &ubeitoah
iritt.
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cm Dorf. 6. Non,or. - Ter
so Sabre oltc Gomenico ,siorentino
mllroc pom Mid)ter Iopis in Der Sri.
mil,al AbtheilunJ bes Sbergerid)ts
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cicftriid)elt Stuhl bclteiaen ioa. Sic
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ncn Sonosnlantt Hutdlc Multro in
elmer Sd)antititbe al, Der @ei.d)eiter-
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oe1 Wrltno III Dem ser 9lutthat Dor
Cllfdc1dnIenen Strcit Sui'd)en Ben
bciocn Stalicnern. 0ic gnpIltc ocs
Gcrurthcllten mollcn oos llrtbcil on
fCd,tcn.
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Sas Mcrf Scs IcncroGmuns.
NrIIiunhnu Mnih G \

&cIlinabom, @aIb, 6. Sol1.
Gle Nnluac Der .Eilget Solno
Mius & Climber Co." mcld)c Die
groBtc Sd,i1bcluiobrif ocr @clt &c.
meiel ieii, ioIl, 1T gcitern albellb cill
Holib Der 6lommneu geuorbe,, mo
bent ol,aerid)teten Shaocn pclt
S4t5.00O ltcIt mir cine &eriid)crmG
pom $150,O0O ge9eniibcr. Der ga.
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men GOO in oen 6lon1nlen %gefunoc'
,inb ucrid,ieocne onoere Ycrlonen ret.
teton i,llr nit Roth ibr 2ebeu.
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ling & Cos arnitbiiug .6abrif lit
oeu G~icbhofeu murbe be,lte glbeno
nurh sseiler gum Setrose pot 5000
600 b%eld)doigt.
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~0ohlenaeidlaft ilou.

ScrrcS Il lite, Silb.. 6. San.-
sic 2oblcnSctcn bon Slloiana inn
foitln ipGhrcno Der bolben g(rbeits5eii
I'M @ctricbc, NOS llnl oicie S~abres5eit
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Cine Nnsabl 3edlcll iinb alf lube.
ltin1mte 3eit geihIoiien unb MIR Die.
leni9en, lueld)e contraftIid, Die Sob.
len iiir Sabnclt lno inhuItriellc Nit.
lo1cn l~icfcrr, bnltcn Die babe Nr-
h~eitsseit nufred)t. Gle &%oblenpreiie
limo nicorigcr ais lett nicIcn ,sahrcll
I'M Mpllot ,tallltor.
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ihaifeu I'M Stanbe mar, uno oie Sol
uer MaIituIe erideiut 10 ieBt erit in
ihreil gufaugen als tpirfIidJ Iiibrenb
iiir gans 9eutldIanb.
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Sic Eoli5ei in Sanlburg bat oeH
StraBenpcrtoui aIler Sdrnub Cite
rutllr pertotcn. Sn sic nit oenl SIT
tcroift bcIe0ten ~gr5cuaniiie lit bon
Der @eGorbc oltf Der nSimpliciiiie
INNS" cingeihlolicn.
GilioIe in Com it ontiuopel
Gie GentIdc 9onf bot oen &c
i6lub gciaBt cine 6iliule III CONTAIN
tinopel 3t crrid)ten. Gem Shritte
miro in iiuan5ieQen &reiien groBe
@eoentllng beigelegt. Wis jcBt bat
Die 2eutid,c @ant ltlr cine ein5i1e
ullalGnoiidc Tilialc belelien, II. 3lpar
i'll 2onbon.
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EroQrnmm Der Nr
muoafabrt.

Sort z al 5, E. Son.- Sic Heiie'
route Ser nmerifonild)en Sdlad)t'
idiii 6lottc inter 9lbmiral Sperrp lit
IN 9Solge ser Satoltropbe III ~fStaliell
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SlugNid)iii ser Slotte - o@crmont"
ulo' Minncioto rMtinneioto" fahrcl
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Of. Die vGonuecticllt" ioll it)on o1
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bciocn Sd)iiie 10 idncQ iie fonmcn.
,u Naopcl miro Iomirol Spcrrp sen
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iehou nit Ner5tclL Meoifonenten,
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nad) MtIiina auGc0angcn.
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nod Moricine, iobalo tic Rohlen &c,
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pom ~. Snnltor al, ein 5lpeitd0i0er
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~So,liIiono" utb v8irginio" 1uiom'
mcntreiicn f0nntcn.
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"&carIor1c" 9e111 Iiir bier bis fillt
Gage nodl Malta lnnp Sunn nod Al-
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Iripolia 0nfbalten 'oll.
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6. Scbrldr Dor Gibraltar, Inn III Ielt.
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Sicr in @ortSoio iinbcn feirc Gnl,
piGnGc iiir Die Cifisiere Ser Slotte
itott, GnpitGu u. u. Gott,r bon ser
u%erEont" wirb an Z. ,Sonior III
Goiro pom abcoipc empiongen, mo
nod, bcnl Gnlpfong iin6 ole Siii5icre
Der pierten Chiffon bcin abeoipe SIR
Snfel galooet.
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MurOanariif anf italieniidlrn &c.
Daftcnr.

Eittaburh Yn., 6. Snnuor.-
Gurlo Srcscu, Heoafte,lr ocs itulie.
niidlen Observation-Disclosures ga Elebe, "
lpuroe beilte 5u Gborleroi nabe bier,
Doit eirenl anberen Sstalie1er, No.
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Ger lliltereu Stabt rnb Die llrIafe III
nod, nid)t ermittclt. sSobna lit her
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inrg in @eratbnna.

Mcbia 90, 6. Sonnar w. 81
Dem Ero3eiie aeaeu Sralt VI. Orb
llno lire Sdfpeitcr, GSruu Catherine
Neiicl, ruegen Ernlorbmlg bes Gopi.
tona 5. Clayton Orb, Gattcn Scr Or
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ibre N%rgltmentc itnb Der Rid)ter lit.
i%tr,lirtc otaoonn bic ,Slrp. I'm $50
Nod,nlittogs 5uaen iid) sic @eid)luo
rcnen sllriid, unl lire 9tratnmge,1
Ill bc1illllcll.
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III, Ser atlantiihen aiiite bon
Gotta Hica. Central. Nmcrifo, fanteit
III Der legtcn @od)e bes Mollats &c.
sentbcr IS Dienid,en oitrd) einen BRET
tagigcu HegenItnrm mo oas ooraiif
iclgelloc SodnuaIier um's 9eben.
&icle Giienbabnbriifcn mlrben ser.
ltort.
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1ate nan, hsm MmSlanb beisrat o.. HaiWe.
&t3. CIT. WaltiMure.Ztr.. nateVHftpH. Vsais-suue
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Wrnirr ii,t SccaM.

HprfoIf, $50. 6. Sn,. - Capt.
Sh. Spinf pom britiid,cn Ionpier
uGonnop bcridtet. bab per Sompier
oui Der Nnhrt bon Buliport. Will.
had, Sabre. pia Noriolf. ais er ON
81. IcScnlbcr bie aiiite di,fluarts iubr.
ourd, cine aroBc Waiic id)dumenbci'
unb fpd,cnbcn @oiicrs, Die einet
8epier permutben IieB. hinburd, funl,
Giit 1hnIifes Hianomen bat fiir5lid
Capt. Gum bon bent britiiden Gam
pier .2crb Gnficrin" berid,tet.
~. III. uc6, hsm NmAlnMh befarnt Gh ssalue
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giies in 6 bio IA saaeu ,urirt.

Va5o E%intrntht II 1%ur1ntiri. ir9ero ellleli
isdu poii tlidenbett. biinDeft, bliteiteen rner bers
horiichclioeii 8ilee i'll G bis II Sagei 5u beileH,
cher 8fin .Shrfid %critntiei, soc.
| (Sff2ai u. 6n,te)
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-07-30

last Monday as result of having
stepped on piece of glass.
Miss Matt Pickens, who has
been quite i'll for several days is
reported not improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shiverer and
children stopped off Saturday on
their way to Denver to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Engbers, leav-
ing Monday morning.
Next fourth Sunday in August
Rev. d. 7. Sharp will hold two
services, one in morning, other
in afternoon. The people are in
vited and requested to bring
lunches and serve dinner at the
school house.
b. d. Cannon spent Sunday
in Canyon.
Box social and free program,
Cmbarger school house July 81.
Beautiful moonlight. Come.
MIRAGE.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-07-30
NINA WINS OVER HIGH,
Rura Town Captures Base Ball Same from *
punen,s Of SIuggng from Canyon City

Those who went down TO the
picnic at Pleasantview last Friday
were treated to a very exciting
game of baseball in the after
noon. the game having been
matched between the boys from
Nina and a team from the high
school boys OF this city. The
high school boys made an envia'
bic record early in the season
and the dopesters seem to think
that they would be able to rope
and tie the Nina aggregation in
short order But they didn't.
1t was closely contested and was
not decided until the last out
was made in the ninth inning.
There were a number of fea-
lures to the game but the main
one was the masterful pitching
of Warden who was delivering
the Blenders for the bunch from
Nina. p. A. Virgins. catcher
for the same team also came in
for a deal of honor as his work
behind the bat was almost sen
sational and his throwing arm
stopped a number in their eff
forts to purloin a needed base.
McSpadden did the heavy hit
ting for Nina. John Rowan did
the indicator work and from re
ports this portion Of the bust.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-07-30

ness was more than satisfactory
The teams were; For Nina
Warden. p. \. Virgins,
Schmidt, Sam Virgins. McSpad
den, Ross. Roles, Uphold, Rob.
ertson: for Canyon, Key, Prich.
ard, Wallace, Shorty Prichard,
Ballard. Slack. Crowley, and
Tom Slack. Nina won the game
by a score of ) to 6.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-07-30

Mrs. Shitfiett. accompanied by
her two daughters, Misses
Emma and Norine, visitedin oul
city Saturday and Sunday.
A number of our citizens at
tended the carnival in Amarillo
this week.
\ party spent Monday on
North creek fishing. They re
port fine fish dinner although
only one fish was caught. The
smaller boys tell of an exciting
badger fight.
Quite an enjoyable evening
was spent at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Lester on Friday
last, at tacky party. The even
ing was spent in bright CONVEX
sation, happy laughter and tacky
games. Delicious refreshments
We're served. The first prize was
Won by Mrs. Bob Stratton, the
second by Win Cage,
Quite a Jolly party spent Sat
urday on North creek and report
a most delightful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lester and
daughters. Misses Elva and Ruth
will leave Thursday for Missouri
going by Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco and Seattle. They have a
host of friends who wish them a
pleasant trip and who regret to
see them leave. They may locate
in California,
Master Fred Beckman happen
ed to the painful accident of al
most Severing one of his toes
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-07-30
Umbarger Notes,
Fine rain Sunday night.

Fine rain Sunday night.
Come TO the box social which
will be given at the I'm bargel
school house on Saturday even.
ing of July 81. Every gentleman
IS invited to bring a lady, every
lady to bring a box, every box to
bring a lunch. Remember every
box helps the fund for the new
organ. You will be entertained
with the following program;
"Topsy Turvy" Song and drill.
Rye Motion Song.
Music.
Play-"Two of a kind" (Time
10 minutes).
Music.
Reading.
Play-"Uncle John gets a
wife" thine 20 minutes).
Music.
Rock of Ages-Motion Song.
Music.
Sale of boxes.
Lunch on lawn in moonlight.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-07-30
Ceta RustIings.

We enjoyed the rains fine.
5. NJ. Gibson, wife and son,
Harold. spent Sunday with Glenn
Marcus and family.
Ed True and Miss Minnie Wal.
tiers, White Currie and Miss Ad-
die Donley attended church at
WaySide Sunday.
Mr.. Stutler made a well on
Charles Ferguson's land, where
he will build a house this fall.
". B. Walters and family at.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-07-30
Wayside News.

Rev. Laney began his prOtract-
ed meeting at Beulah Sunday.
There was a large crowd and
good preaching.
Ona Evans of Happy has been
visiting old friends and neigh
bors near Wayside.
Addie Donnelly of Canyon was
at Beulah Sunday.
Lots of threshing has been
done in the Wayside community
last week. The headers have also
been very busy lately.
All were glad to welcome a fine
rain Sunday night and the indi-
cations are good for more in the
near future.
Several of the young people
We're the guests of Miss linus
Hamblen for supper Sunday
evening.
Dave Ham blen had horse cut
up considerably on barb wire last
week.
Mrs. NJ. b. Wilson and Mrs.
Joseph Mayo and little daughter,
Toy, went to Amarillo Sunday.
Bob Brooks and family were
the guests of Joe Mayo and fam
lily Sunday.
Little Glynn Beasley is on the
sick list again this week.
TED.
g.,
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-07-30

tended church at Wayside last
Sunday.
Mrs. Otis Walker and little
daughter were on the sick list
last week.
Mrs. Wilson took dinner with
Mrs. Hushaw last Tuesday.
p. c. Buckner and wife enter
tanned j. G.. Turner and family
Sunday.
VIII Lemons of Tulia visited p.
c. Buckner and L. NJ. Zick last
week.
Odus Turner spent Sunday
with Isaac Hushaw and family.
Miss Addie Donley of Canyon
City visited in Ceta community
Sunday.
Joe Stone has left Ceta and
gone to his home in Oklahoma.
Ceta now has a photographer,
Mr.. Walker being in charge.
W. b. Walters and [. lick
were Canyon callers Friday.
p. c. Buckner, p. Bryan and
II L lNo.+l, .,no,,. L',;Jo,- -,
Canyon City.
j. c. Turner and family called
on |. Hushaw and family Friday.
The post office has been NOV
ed from Mr.. Hushaw to Mr..
Walkers store.
Glenn Marques was Happy
caller Saturday.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-07-30

Cowart's confectionery for con-
fections.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-07-30

Judge Henson attended the
picnic at Pleasantview Friday
and reported a delightful time.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-24
HE BELIEVES IN THE COMMON
PEOPLE

BYRON WILLIAMS. l believe that
happines is not matter of dollars,
not d condition of society, but a
condition of mind. | believe in
cheerfulness. 1t puts embonpoint
on a mans stomach rather than
wrinkles in his brow. I prefer the
surcingle class for mine. | believe
in the out of doors. 1t rests and
fortities me to Withstand the FOOLS
life in the city, where men labor in
fever and in dirt. | believe in the
common people. They are more
honest, more faithful, more true
There are SO many people now try
ing to be intellectual giants that
the simplicity and naturaIness of
the unlearned is restful.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-24
THE CITY COUNCIL MEETS
A Rousini Session Of the City Dads
Pulled Off Monday Eve. Strictly
Business from Start TO Finish

After allowing the usual grist of
bills. the report of City At orney
James H. Pershing on the sewer
ordinance WAS read and adopted,
as will be seen by reference to an.
other column in this paper. Mr..
Pershing says that by the ides of
November all the preliminary work
incident to the construction of the
sewer system should be completed,
and that actual work could begin
Immediately thereafter.
Trustee Will Simpson suggested
that pipe he attached to the
Watering trough on Santa Fe street
which was referred to the streets
and alleys committee.
Upon investigation the bond of
%lO.OOO of Town Treasurer Appel
Was declared to be invalid, and the
clerk was instructed to notify the
gentleman accordingly.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-24
What 5 the Name :?

An unsigned letter addressed to
t is paper. was received on Mon
day, CT mplaining of certain irreg-
u arities. and requesting its publi-
cation. AS there is no signature
attached TO it, ana the matter CON-
planned of does not warrant publi-
cation, We must refuse on these
grounds. Besides. it is of such
p ,rsonal nature that it might work
a hardship on an innocent person.
which is not in keeping with the
policy Of the Chieftain.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-24
Holly Crooks 8. Coolidie z

Although there We're two games
of ball scheduled for last Sunday,
only one occurred, the Crooks tax
ing the Coo]idgeites into camp for
fair.and the sizzers from the Crooks
brattery startled the oldest fan that
ever graced bleacher. Wilkes was
up for the Crooks, and Thornburg
did the pitching honors for the
Jayhawkers, and it was battle
royal from start to finish, resulting
in a score OF 81 in the Crooks
favor in nine closely contested in.
nings.
Manager Clyde Fresh and Char.
lie Lozar of the Crooks are SO con,
fident that they can do the same
stunt over again to Coolidge that
they have invited them to cross
bats next Sunday, when the Crooks
will demonstrate just how easily
they can turn the trick second
time.