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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-05
A las personals de Santurce.

TensmoS sl guuso dc AviEArles & Las par
sonsS de SRnturcs gus dss'sn cusIquisr
artfculo de nusstro sHtsblscimisnto tales
como cRmas, colChoneS, musbles, fon6gra'
fos, tslHs, etc. etc, nos llsmsn por telefonc,
470 80 pondrGn On Gomunicaci6n con "EI
Oiels" Embellishments len HsrG envixdo
10 aus intsressn.
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Sentida muerte de LOlO MartOrell
(POr teEegrofo }

De YAbucoA rscibimos aver 81 tslegra
ma que Gigue:
"YAbuooA, EnsFo 4.12.11 Q. m. "Co.
rrsSpondsnciA", San Juan. Lolo Mario
rsll, hijo del incorruptibls patriots don
Mariana, fallsci6 en- la ms mana. Su
musrte hH uido Hsntida geneyalmsnts. --
CorrsapoUsai especial"
Martorsll, que habfS hsrsdado las vir'
tudSu CfvicaE de 50 buen padre, supo ga
nArHs sl sfscto de 80 pusblo, dando sism'
pre- On todoI los actoE do ~ vida pGbIics,
slocusDtes pruebss dc N patriotilmo.
"La Correspondence" 90 une al duslo
ds Ia fAmilia Martorsll por la perdidR del
digno puertorriqusfio.
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I'm ObsequiO desde LOndres.

La Rayal Mail Stsam Packet Co. sca'
bA dc publican M psqusfio diaTio y alma
nEqus dc boluillo paro 1909
Tisns cubierta dc cusro y contisns uns
serie de mapaA y otras informAciones muy
6tilsa rtfsrsntes los vAriou ssrvicioE raA
rftimos de Ia &. M. 6. p. de Londfss.
Damon cumplidan grsciaS pOr sI ejsm
plAr do dichn almAuaqna con que ne noI
hn obssquiado,
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La aperture de las Camaras

La Inauguration de Ia pr6xims Eeui6n
lsgiAlAtivs tsndra tfscto sl pr6ximo luuas
once del Curssnts mes, al siguisnts dia
lserG sl gobernador Su msnTsjS 6 Las Ca
mArGs, probablsmsnte en- ol Eitio do Coz
tumbrP, aEto 60, sE sl ksatrc.
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BANCO DE PUERTO RICO.
80 > Dividendo aotivo.

FL vierneE del corTisnts EDevo, q IL
una do In tards 10 abrir6 On In cficiaa del
BAnco, Tstuan 8, al psgo del 30s divi.
dsndo active, correspondence nj segundo
Semestrs dc 1907, y nontsnts & 80 scb.s
sl capital rsalizado San Juan. Puerto
Rico, Ensro 4 dc 1909. Fl Prsaidente,
Nd. PANIAGUA. 3v.h
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO
BIENES INMUEBLES


Rentas nernas de Cabo
vend
tas Internas
PROPIETAROS Description de Propedad Contbucioaes
aproximados
SEGUNDA SLBAsTA
JuanCok CueNa casam a
Sue. ueda y barrio Pedenaes $50
Sergio Bernguer cuerlas mrio de Baua $3.50
y PRIMERA SUBASTA
Francisco E. Martinez p cuerlas hIio de Pelenaes 234
Sue ViceneR Ramirez 4cuerdasb barioB Bainra
msm Bajura
Santiago Marini Casa MADEIRA tea bao Pueblo 49,
IoetoMo
vendida
Co
(Signed) Gutavo Ceballero-Colecor.
Aprobad D.. Gromer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-05

Ensro 3.-vegs BSja, como todo {
pAiu, ha lamsntado sl psrcance sucediaG
nusstro qusrido cOmpAtlicta, doctor Lsn
Gambia, , sn 40 oportunidAd ssts ciuda
rsupondsrk, como sl rssto del pals, ponei
us al lado del compsiisTo.
La construction dc pusntss On Las q
rrsIsras dssds Carolina & Arroyo por
costa Z. de la islA, permitiria I'M mss fac
trafico con menoH costo On los trasporteH
mas rspidss, pusu pOdriA eatablsrcs una
nealds autom6vilss. Los pAacz do rios di
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LO QUE CON $685.,
piensan haCer en-
vega-AIta.
SincerOS cOmpatriOtaS lamentan los
percanceS de la prenSa.
FL senior Balbas les eSpahOl' dice
unO, y ell senior zenO Gambia
'iue republican," dice OtrO.

FL IautOr de la Declaration de
Principles de la Union de
Rico, tachadO pOr su hon
rada historic pOlitica, y Ell Sc
nor Balbas tachadO pOr la ciu-
dadania espahOla que hOnra a
quien dignamente Ia pOsee.
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POlitica naval inglesa.
Mr.. Asquith quiere que la hOta in
glesa supere en- un diez pOr
cientO a las de OtrOs pOderes.

servicIo especial de LA Correspondencla".
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SOlidaridad uniOniSta en- Vega Bal
DiSpueStOS ALI a pOnerSe al lad
del cOmpaierO.

{ De nGestro cOrrsspOasol. }
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Patr1s De suscRPcIOn En- TODA LAIsLA.

JUAN RRAscHI.
Director Intsrlno.
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.P|DEN QUE Ell TES0-
rerO mueStre SuS
IibroS,
AgricultOres nOrteamericanOs de la
isla piden, una pllblica1 a1audien-
cia al COnSejO.

Esta mafianR fu6 sntrsgado al Conseio
Executive sl aisnts documsuto:
San Juan, P. 4. Ensro 4, dc 1909.
AL PrsHidents del Conssjo Ejscutivo.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Ssfior: g..
NusotKos, los 6rmsntss, rssideutss con.
tEibuysntes do Puerto Rico, soIicitamos
una audienois p6bIicR anita esa honorable
corporation, acerca de 10 qua nosotros cree
mos ser uns mala Interpretation do las
leyss tributaries do 10 isls una ipiusts
determination en- Ia splicaci6n de diehas
isyss de parta del Tssorsro y de sus nubor
dinados. +
Y nosotros, adsmas. solicits mos due al
Tssorero ses Compelido & mostrar lou Ii
bros records de cualquisr contribuysnts
para que. nosotros tsugsmos Ia oportuni
dad do probar nusstras sfitmacionss.
Robert Grahame, p r. Grover and Gar
den Co, Neacton L. Reed MGR, Herkiner
and Porto Rico Fiuit and Land 20. Chs
T. Avery Mgr.
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Death of Mrs. Roxby.

Mrs. W. A. Rqxby died at her
home in this city Monday morn
ing at four o'clock. She had been
sick for several weeks with scarlet
fever and had.so far recovered as
to be able to be out Of doors when
taken with an attack Of pneumonia.
which resulted in death. FnDeraE
services were held in the M. i.
church Tuesday afternoon at four
o'clock. The remains were shipped
to Philadelphia, Pa, for burial
and were accompanied by Mr..
Roxby and eight-year-old boy.
Mr.. Roxby has the sympathy OF
the entire community in his great
bereavement.
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GENERAL POOLE
LOST HIS CASE
SUPREME COURT CAN'T HELP him
HOLD J0B-N0THlNC TO PRE-
VENT COURTMARTlAL,

Bismarck, N. d, Feb. 5.-Gov.
Burke has won outAas far as the
supreme court cares-in his fight
to replace Adjutant General Poole
with Colonel Peake. The court
martial may proceed next Mon
day if,desired, as far as the court
is concerned.
This afternoon the supreme
court announced decision by q
majority of its members to the
effect that the writ of prohibition
will not lie, a majority of the
court holding that the courtmar-
tial is not an inferior tribunal,
within the meaning of the consti-
tuition.
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SEVERAL TREMORS
FELT YESTERDAY
MANY LEAVE THE COURT ROOM FEAR
ING. FOR THEIR SAFfIY--n00R
SETTLED

Devils Lake, N. D., Feb. g.
That the Ramsey county court
house at Devils Lake is unsafe for
the large crowds which throng tho
court room during the progress Of
the Wright trial is. no longer :
matter of speculatson, but Of
almost absolute certainty. Yes
terday several times during the,
afternoon tremors were felt.
While the crowds we're moving
about the room and large num-
ber Of people left the hall, fearing.
for their safety. Az the east wall
Of the court room large cracks
may been seen, where the joists Of
the floor have settled away from
the wall and any number Of cracks
in the brick work may be detected
from the outside.
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APPEAL N. D. LAND
CASES TO PRES,
sucCUmBER AND MARSHALL WORKING
FOR CLEAR TITLE TO Nd.
hOMESTEADS.

Washington, d. c., Feb. 10. -
Both Senator McCumber and Rep
resentative Marshall are carrying
their coal land fight to the interior
department on the ground that
North Dakota lands withdrawn
from entry are more valuable for
agricultural purposes than mineral
purposes. The former has asked
that all patents now pending for
more than two years be issued at
once. Marshall, while pursuing
the senator's course, has also asked
that all withdrawn areas be restor-
ed to entry. He has arranged a
conference with the secretary OF
the interior in which Director
Smith of the geological survey
will participate.
President Roosevelt will be ap-
poaled to as last resort.
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FIRST FAIR MEET
FOR WHILST on
FAIR AND RACING ASSOCIATION HOLD
MEETlNC-W -WllllSToN N CIRCUIT
WITH EIGHT OTHER CITIES

The officers OF the Williams
county Fair and Racing Associa-
ton held a meeting recently to
perfect plans for the coming sea-
son. Fifteen hundred dollars was
pledged, the money to be used in.
the interests OF the fair, and race
meet. Williston is in circuit
with seven other cities and gets tho
first meet which will be held here
in June.
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INTRODUCED BY
SENATOR DIVERSION
SENATOR DIVERSION INTRODUCES BILLS
IN SENATE,-WANTS MONEY FOR
EXPERIMENTAL FARM

Senator w. B. Overson. has in
troduced several important bills
in the senate among the number
being two asking for appropria-
tions for the Williston Expert
mental farm. The bills as intro
duced hy Senator Overson follows:
A BILL. For an act providing
for the election of Justice of the
Peace and Constable in Election
Precincts, Comprising one or
more organized townships, on pc
tition of ten or more qualified
electors Of such precinct.
Be it enacted by the legislative
assembly of the State of North
Dakota.
When ten or more qualified
electors of any election precinct
in this state, comprising one or
more organized townships shall
file petition with the County
Auditor of the County in which
they reside, setting forth that
there are not enough Justices of
the Peace or Constables in such
precinct for the administration of
justice, there shall thereafter be
elected at the general election in
each even numbered year, two
Justices Of the Peace, and two
constables whose jurisdiction shall
be the same as County Justices
and constables. On the filing Of
said petition such offices Shall be
deemed vacant and shalt be filed
by appointment Of the Board Of
Commissioners at their next regu-
lar meeting, or at a special meet
ing called for that purpose. The
officers SO appointed shall hold
Office until their successors are
elected and qualified, or until the
township, or townships compris-
ing said election precinct shall be-
come organized.
Whereas an emergency exists,
there being many counties in the
state in which there are not
enough justices of the pesce and
Continued on page 81
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A TRIP THROUGH
FOREIGN LANDS
LADIES OF EPISCOPAL GUILD HAVE
ARRANGED FOR TRIP THROUGH
FOREIGN COUNTRIES.

An extended trip through for
eign countries is being offered by
the ladies of the Episcopal Guild
on Thursday evening, Feb. Is.
1t is a rare opportunity to become
familiar with the home life, the
manner of dress, the peculiar
ways of preparing food and all
the natural characteristics in gen
eral. We hope that every man,
woman and child in Williston will
take advantage of this offer.
The ITENERARY.
1t is the plan to leave the Grand
Central Station in the Rawson
store promptly at 6 o'clock,
Thursday evening, proceed di-
rectly to Germany then On to
Norway, the land of songs and
stories curious. . After = short
interval We next visit the land of
cherry blossoms quaint Japan
then home to our beloved United
States. Stop-over privileges are
allowed in each country, and re-
freshments and advertisement
provided. This trip will be per-
sonally conducted by one thor
oughly acquainted with the route
and each and every one is guaran-
teed pleasant and profitable
journey. Tickets for the round
trip will be on sale in the Rawson
store at SO cents each. Get yours
early. We will be prepared for
any number of passengers as we
have chartered steamers of the
Rawson- Grogan line and the ac-
commodations are first class.
Departures will be made from
the Grand Central depot at the
Rawson Hardware Co.. store every
fifteen minutes, SO if you don't
happen to make it exactly on time
for one steamer just wait for the
next sailing Is minutes later. 1t
will surely pay.
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To Honor The MARTYR
city ordinance.

Comr1ittees charged with the arrangements
for the celebration of the one-hundredth ami
versary of Abraham Lincoln's birth are asking
Mr.. Alonzo Rothschid, the author of Lincoln:
Master of Men, for suggestion that may
guide them in planning suitable programs.
Here is his response: Never before in the his
tory Of our country have the preparations for
the observance of a similar occasion been at
once so widespread and so enthusiastic. What
Americans owe to the martyr president has
slowly but surely, with ever increasing force,
been impressing itself upon the national con
scio1s, until the memory of the man has become
enshrned, after a manner peculiar to itself, in
the affections of its fellow countryman. They
will give expression to this sentiment on the
twelfth day of February throughout the land.
The city or town that fails to bring its offering,
however humble, to the fame Of Lincoln will be
poor indeed in public spirit and civic ideals.
The dominant note in this inspiring chorus
doubtless will be that of gratitude to the states
man whose life was sacrificed because he saved
the state; yet the ear of the listening patriot
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Modern Woodman Meeting

The Modern Woodmen had q
rousing time at their meeting
Tuesday night. Four new mem
bers were introduced into the
mysteries of Woodcraft and they
will long remember the peculiar
antics of the Woodman goat. The
new members are Arthur Norris,
B. G.. Roach, Eugene Byrnes and
w. 4. Poe. During the evening
an excellent supper was served.
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Pied Guilty to Pigging.

Chas. Hendrickson, who has
had charge of one of the buildings
onbally Luster's lot, pied guilty
a few days ago before Justice
Aaen to the charge of pigglng.
He was fined SO and costs, all
that he could be given under the
city ordinance.
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will take note of an underlying theme. Abra-.
ham Lincoln is beyond the reach of human
praise, as the assassns bullet carried him, on
that fateful evening, beyond the reach of human
blame. To recall the words of the presidents
favorite poet, SO often quoted by him in his
melancholy moods After life's ftful fever, he
sleeps we'll. Treason has done his worst; nor
steel, nor poison, malice domestic foreign levy,
mother, can touch him further!' Under the
same unalterabIe law of nature, no celebration,
however elaborate, that grateful nation may
devise, can turn back the dial of time long
enough to flash even an instant of happiness
into that care -burdened soul of Lincoln. But
what may not be done for him may be done for
his cause.
If the proposed ceremonies quicken in the
hearts of the people to some degree, that love
of country for which he toiled, and suffered,
and died, the centenary will take on an appro-
pirate form. II it goes further and leads the
nation to dedicate itself anew to the principles
of private and public honor upon, which Abra-
ham Lincoln stood, the celebration will be.
perfect tribute, indeed, to his memory"
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New Management.

The Golden Rule store (E. S.
Grant & Co.. have employed Geo.
Zimmerman of jamestown, for
mer manager of the Fair store in
that city. Mr.. Zimmerman comes
to take entire charge Of the varie-
ty department and is an adept in.
this line Of work, having several
years experience. New goods
and new arrangements in the very
latest ideas may be looked for.
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/. Births.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. IA.
Hobbs on Wednesday, February
3rd, an eight and half pound
boy.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Camp
bell, north Of town, last week, =
boy.
To Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson,
east Of town, on Saturday, Feb. s,
a girl.
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Aaen, on
Sunday Feb. I, a son.
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Taken Up Notice

Taken up Feb. 9TH, 1909, in city
of Williston, one gray gelding,
weight about 100. white strip ID
forehead, both hind feet white.
Branded on right shoulder bat
brand unknown. Owner can have
same by calling on Chief Of
Police and paying all costs.
Thomas Hennighan, chief Of
police. 33-3t
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NORTH DAKOTA
LEGISLATURE
LAWMAKERS GETTING DOWN TO BUSl-
NESS--MlN0T NORMAL BILL
RECOMMENDED.

Bismarck, N. d., Feb. 10. The
house this afternoon adopted the
report of the committee recon-
mending for passage the senate
I4aMoure bill providing for the
permanent location of the supreme
court at Bismarck. The bill will
probably pass the house without
opposition, as there is little oppo-
sition to the plan.
The second bill to pass both
branches of the legislature was
that of Representative Aasheim Of
Ransom county on reports from
state and county treasurers. When
the bill first passed the house it
provided for monthly reports.
The senate amended to make it
quarterly and the house concurred
in the amendments this afternoon.
( The senate killed the Velya
normal school bill and reported
favorably on the bill for the Minot
normal.
The joint penitentiary investi-
eating committee of the legisla-
ture has been busy getting in
shape formulating its plans for
conducting the investigation and
is now about ready to proceed to
its work.
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John P. Hegge of Bonetraill,

was a visitor in the city Tuesday.
He was in attending to business
at the court house. Mr.. Hegge is
a Graphic subscriber and dropped
in to give the editor the coin for
another years subscription, in
advance, and thereby cheer him
up. And this is the kind of q jol-
~ that does cheer. In fact we
don't object to the same thing
every few hours.
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B. and T. Club.

The B. & T. club was enter
tanned Jan. 9th by Mrs. w. Fl.
Denny. Seventeen members were
present. Roll call was responded
to by names Of noted women.
Mrs. Disney had prepared very
complete paper on Greek Poll
tics,'' but she not being able to be
present, the paper was read by
Mrs. Corbett. Mrs. Carney's pa
per on .'Greek Architecture was
much enjoyed by all.
Current events were in charge
of Mrs. Wilson. Many up to date
topics were discussed.
A dainty lunch was served by
the hostess at five O'Clock. Club
adjourned to meet with Mrs. Dis
,ney Feb. 10th.
Mrs. E. r. Brownson,
Cor. ,Secy.
Mrs. Disney entertained the B.
& e. club Wednesday afternoon,
Feb. 10th, fourteen members be-
ing present.
Those on the program were,
Mrs. Denny, her subject, The,
Royal Family Of Greece, was
handled in very able manner.
Illness prevented Mrs. Elithorpe
being present but the paper she
had prepared on Roman Archi-
lecture was read by Vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Dochterman and was
very much appreciated. Current
events in charge of Mrs. Mans
field were very interesting. Roll
call was responded to by names of
modern actors and actresses.
A delicious lunch was served at
the close Of the business meeting.
Mrs. f.. r. Br0wnson,
Cor. Secy.
Big Bargains ii mems under.
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To the Capitol.

County auditor Atterberry and
Commissioners Drakeley and Bor-
stad left Saturday night for Bis
marck to attend the meeting of
the commissioners and auditors.
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AUC1loNEER.

Having had twenty years expo-s
rience in the business ] am pre-
pared to do auctioneering, and
will guarantees satisfaction.
N. II. Jeffrey,
25 Williston, n. D.
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United Lutheran services in the
court house Sunday, Feb. IA, ut
II q. m. and 1880 p. m.
Alb. Johanson, Pastor.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1909-02-11
UNDER
DITCH ORGANIZE
IRRIGATION FARMERS UNDER WILLIS
TON PROJECT ORGANIZE VECE-
TABLE GROWERS ASSN.

A number of the wide awake
farmers under the Williston Irri-
CATION project organized a vege-
table growers association a short
time ago. Their object is to place
the superior vegetables grown un-
der irrigation on the market. To
do this the farmers will have to
grow the same kind of vegetables
SO that when parties want to buy
a car load of, say potatoes, they
can get car load without having
a dozen different varieties. A
large acreage will be planted this
season in potatoes, cabbage, on
ions and celery. The names Of
the officers elected at the time Of
organization follows:
w. A. Palmer President
f. H. Mellor .Vice-president
John Wagonman.. Secretary
Alex Lester, NJ. Bartholomew and
Il. MillhOuse. ,...... Directors
United Lutheran services in the
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Big Bargains il mems under
wear ct Green9ard's.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-10
NEWS OF LIVINGSTON.

Livingston. Feb. 9--(special.) )--Mr J. Wolf, of this town. has remodelled a launch here and will soon put 1t on the river. The Vim, the name given to the launch. will go at the rate of ten miles per hour. running by gasoline ma- chine. The Vim. will visit all large ports of the Bigbee River.' stopping at Demopolis.
 Mir. Walter Jones and Miss Lily Lee of this town will be married here at Mir. w. Coop's residence on Tuesday evening. The couple will reside here, where MT. Jones has good work here ,n the painting line.
 Messrs. John Graner and Edgar Por- ter, of York, this county. were visitors
 MT. Claude Allen spent Sunday in Bluffport Bend.
 MT. W. Cook has just completed & fine work in putting up wall paper in MT. T. M. Tarett's residence.
 Mir. Thomas Maxim. who has been travelling with Mir. Bob Jones in hls revival meetings. has been at home for a few days. but will leave again this week to join Mir. Jones fin another re- vival.
 MT. Robert Oliver. of BolIRee. spent Sunday in town with his friends.
 Mrs. Mary Lavender of Birmingham. is visiting her parents. Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Scarborough. in Bluifport Bend.
 Miss Georgia Royal of York, Is vfs- itinE Mrs. Alma Morgan.
 MT. and Mrs. J. W. McAlpine. of Be- ligee. were the guests of her parents, MT. and Mrs. c. H. Ann. Sunday.