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Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-03-05
Fort Pierce, Fla, Mar. l.

~~N~NH
oard met in regular session.
resent-P. Kroegel, chairman; c
Edwards, A., N. Hoofnagle, D. E
tin and r. E. Mclaughlin, with j
Fultz and Perry Carlton, deputy
Fiff.
inutes of last meeting read and ap.
Fed.
be following business was tran,
led
a motion a reward of $500 is of.
ID by the board of county commits.
ers to anyone giving information
ling to the conviction of any person
shooting, damaging or defacing any
post in st. Louie county.
bard entered into examination Of
Is and specifications for a court
Be, submitted by Mr., Lewman, rep
nting the Mutual Construction Co.,
louisville, KY.
eports Of County Judge and Justice
he received.
III Of j. NJ. Swain for three days sur
ing at Sebastian, with car fare and
I'd, amounting to 1895 presented,
on motion same was approved and
pred paid, Commissioners Austin
Hoofnagle voting no.
etition of Stuart & Fairbanks to
t oysters In the following locality:
submerged lands carried and con-
Pd with the conveyance of the RI
an rights to the following de-
bed lands: Beginning at the south
corner Of lot 2, township 81, S, r.
=, run north ten feet, thence north
terly parallel the shore of Indian
r $50 feet; thence south 10 feet to
an river, thence westerly meander-
Baid river to place of beginning, re-
ed and on motion the said firm of
Art & Fairbanks, is granted the ex-
9lve rights to plant oysters within
boundaries described in the said pc
Rn, Said boundaries TO be marked
takes or buoys.
pad committee report of W. S.
eks, j. NJ. Swain and Il. j. Cooner,
lived, recommending county pub
8oad as follows: Beginning at the
between lots l and 4, section 6,
pship 31-39 at the store building of
Z. Sloan, thence run .nortnerly |
y east side Of Scrub Bridge to Glib
avenue, as per attached description,
pee west on Gibson avenue and
u on Sebastian avenue to intersec-
Of Ferry road.
pryey of new road from Sloan's
r TO Gibson ayenoue sire, 495 feet
OF Indian river:
Pglning at lot line dividing lots
=, section 6, township 81, r. 80,
pee north 26 degrees west IL chains,
Pee north 81 degrees west IL chains,
pee north 27i degrees west 20
ns, thence north 22i degrees west
Pnains, thence north "a degrees
10 chains, thence north Is degrees
II chains, thence north % de-
fs west II chains, thence north rs
eees west LOT chains, thence north ;
egrees W. 8 chains, thence north 20 ,
Fees west 24i chains TO Gibson ave-
New road one mile and 81 chains, /
Fon 20, township 80, r. 3S, thence
4 II degrees south to Mallory ave- /,
thence north As degrees west to
y road, and If no protest is filed
% declared a public road at the
regular meeting of this board.
motion, D. s. Carlton sheriff is
'eu nity per cent Of all moneys {
% Tie clerk by non-residents for
Pl's 70 hunt during the season of
~ Warrant ordered drawn. for
b cover same.
motion Of Commissioner Austin 1t
ordered that a notice be published \
me Fort Pierce News for thirty Q
o. intention Of the board of coun- 7
'~missioners Of St. Lucie county, :
next regular meeting, April 5th, G
g act upon the question OF erect a
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07

less>oG ~ tssssossls ~. rsses
oDulo 80 Neesee0os rivers. Wte .
cpou)ooose n so~1e6s ~ U.mp. ssp
eooogo(Gv - IeNgost lem1RS lsteees(e
- ~ 1)uooD9oU gseN6 f)ssus. NJ
0see lmcssts@s shsbpses sstssstsoo
~ 0soeelss t0ee ere u0eqaalsd NJ
~ <6Aw e<ss bs1~o1s nee ftpI6ser
A. Z msOslssssslsu sesIos " a
aIses6y bslsslls6 wssh mssy cvmmef'
elol I04usesles which sfe sbu0dsntIy
eucpslsd ~ nature from bDth land
sa6 ~ N make theln successful and
70 la6uos W. establishment VI othefs
tbas viii 80 " tes pfospesIty of tbs
futsse.
The hsnlthfuIness Of the thfet
plsess h noted. A. pleasure fesoft'
they sse N closely connected thsI
dsomses and sojoufssfs are enablct
" enjoy the delights of both countfl
snd seashUre comforts and divertise
nisnts.
An aninlty OF social and busIncs
regard exists that render the tri'
virtually one community.
For further particulars c0ncerninI
this port address
re Pssssgssla ssnnsrssal Club,
4 Scranton, Mlss
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07
THE POSTPONED BAPTIzING.

The old colored brother prefaccd
his sermon with the following re-
marks, according TO the Atlanta
Constitution:
II we'll knows dat some er you has
Travelled fur ter see dc baptIzin' today,
but has ter announce dat dar wont
be no baptizin'. Five big alligators
has been seen sunnin' derselfs on five
logs 10 de millpon, havln' des crawled
out fun der long winter sleep; an hit
STAINS ter reason dat wen q alligator
sleeps all winter he's mighty hongry
wen he wakes up. Hit may be dat
Providence will protect de cander.
dates fer de baptizin', but hits my
opinion dat ter wade inter q millron
wild 1ve hongry alligators playin
'possum on 10y, would be fiyin' 10 d
face er Providence!"
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07
MEMORY STUDIES.

A small boy went into South
Boston drug store, wrinkled his face,
rubbed bis bead and rubbed his left
foot up and down his right leg 10 an
effort to remember something that
had escaped him, says the Boston
Herald.
"Say," he began, Twill you tell me
the name OF the place where the
Americans have so many soldIers?"
"Eort Sheridan"
"Oh, no; It's further away thar
that, and q new place"
"The Phllippines?"
| THAT aint Just y, but ics some
| where around there"
.Perhapsyou mean Manila?"
manila! That's right! ! knew
would yet Il after awhile. ! want Y
uet 4 bottle of Manila extract 70
flavoring. They're going 70 have &c
cream"
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07
ONLY REMEMBERED.

Up aud away like The dew Of the morn
ing,
soaring from earth 10 its home In the
sun; y
Thus would I pass from the earth and
its toiiings,
only remembered by what ! have
done.
cHcRus.
Only remembered,
only remembered,
Only remembered BY what i have don,
Thus would I pass from the earth and
Only remembered by what I have done.
Shalt be missed II another succeed me,
Keaping the fields IN springttme
have sown7
Not for tho iaborer may pass from his
toiling,
Only remembe bered by what he has done.
Chorus
Only the truth that In life / have
spoken,
Only the seeds that on earth / have
sown,
These shall pass onward when am
forgotten,
Fruits Of the harvest and what i'av'
done.
Chorus
OH when the savior shall make up HI
jewels,
i When the bright crowns Of rejoicinI
10 won,
Then wifi His faithful and weary disci
i pies
i All be remembered by what they hav
done.
Chorus
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07

inlle sundsy. fofmefly 'smous ss .
btsshsll nisyei u nov dnlns sefvlee
~ ~ rssnselist Cunsldetsble fsult
hss heen found Win NJ SUNDAY
bntsusc N he slIceed "lndecenIes" of
expression Tho Dpsvclnss liossl
TfIhune. ho~evcf. ssfs that oue esn
not A. lustlce ~ sunday without heat.
Ins him And sdds I'VE aesife ~
here auotc m cstfact from onc N his
sermons. and ve dcfy hls enemies ~
and anything ~ equal " N slI the
literature ~ sermonitlna, either fuf
beauty ~ expression, the fitness "a
the occasion of the effectiveness OF
this hurst ~ cloqucnce on ~ audi
ence Here IL the masterpiece ~ pul
pit cloquencei
"Twcnty.two years aan. with the
Holy Spirit as my guide, ] entered the
wonderful temple called Christianity.
| entered NJ the pottico ~ Genesis,
walked down through the old testa-
mcnt art uallcty where the pictures
OF Noah, Abraham, Muses., Joseph,
/ Isaac, Jacob aud Daniel hang on the
wall | passed into the music room
of Psalms, where the spirit swept the
keyboard ~ nature and brought forth
the dirgelIke wall OF the weeping
prophet jeremiah TO the grand, I'm
FASHIONED strain Of Isaiah, until II
seemed that every reed and pipe 10
Gods great organ of nature responded
to the tuneful harp Of David, the
sweet singer of Israel. l entered the
chapel Of Ecclesiastes where the voice
OF the preacher was heard and into
the conservatory OF Sharon and the
Lily OF the Valleys sweet scented
spices filled and perfumed my life.
entered the business Office Of Proverbs
the observatory room Of the prophets
where l saw telescopes OF various
sizes. some pointing TO far.of cyent
but all concentrated upon the brigh
and morning star, which was to ris
! above the mo0nlit hills Of Judea fo
our salvation. l entered the aadicnc
room OF the King Of Kings and caugil
a vision OF His glory from the stand
point OF Matthew, Mark, Luke an
:. John; passed Into the Acts OF u
!. Apostles, where Holy Spirit was doIr
His work In the formation OF II
infaut church. Then into the CORE
/" pondence room where sat MATTHEW
: Mark, Luke, Paul, Peter, James az
Jude, penning their epistles. | ste
ped into the throne room OF Revcl
I. tions, where all lowered into Rlitte
:. Ing peaks, and got vision Of u
= King sitting upon His throne 10 .
: His glory, and ] cried:
CAN hail the power Of Jesus name,
s6 Let angels prOstrAte fall;
Bring forth the royal diadem,
And crown Him Lord OF all.'
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07
A YEAR FOR RAISING CORN.

Nartdtua Dtsnatch
Secretarv wilson saws there is re.
serve Of I43.oOo. 600 bushels OF wheat,
patsen the Chicauo speculator. SAYS
he knows better--that there is not
more t,,an Io). 600 600 and it "a on this
has,s that the price Of wheat and
f,our A. been soaring lately.
whetl,er the Secretary or the spec.
ulatnr 4 correct one thing il certain
the consumer 4 pavior enormous
cr,ces ~ hIs aour when I barrell
~ average Hour costs A the price /,
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07
The Nest Cen.sn causs q ssFsrisg

Rheumatism causes more pnin and suher-
ing than any other disease, for the reason
is certainly gratifying to sufferers TO know
that ChAmberlain's Eminent will AFFORD re-
lief. and mako rest and sleep possible In
many cascs tn, relief from pain which ,. y ~
while in Old people subject TO chronic rheu-
inatis,n. often Brought on by dampness or
changes In the weather, permanent cure c..
which this lnimcnt affords is alone worth
many times its cost. % and 10 cent sizes f0f
sale by MCveM Young, scranton Pharmacy
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07

From his latest MESSAGE the Cover
nor evidently believes that Texas,
like Gaul, Is divided 10 three parts
classes, masses and asses. The lob.
byists are the classes, he himself Is
the masses and legislators, and the
rest OF Us scoundrcls who oppose the
masses a. excmplined By the Governos
arc tho asses. ~ Denton Record and
Chronicle.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07

f,rsf Msdsm lest tersase ! SIS
IN ersim,s, en- n"~ hessimls'
sl~sys held thst thefe sss setne
hensf smrex men, buf ! hsse tern
uoderelved sp ofsen thst hsse nov
h@t faith NJ espesIenee has heen
wlth the senefsl publle' business and
psosssslcnsi mce, pstv>s ard rutilc
ofscl~Is. and numcfo,A tsmcs mr. con.
n1ence has becn sacrificed IN the
interests ~ personal ssIn.
Now I desire ~ submit some man.
uscfipt ~ publishers, hut am afraid
they viii appropriate m, thoughts
and reject my manuscripts. Any IN
| formation you may favor me with,
either from your own knowledge or
that Of others, bearing on the subject
viii be gratefully received and cheer
A APEssfmisr.
The fear" you express In your
mind Is the explanation Of all your
misfortune. You remind me Of the
little boy who made picture Of what
he imagined "buuaboo" 10 look like
and he produced such monster that
he ran shriekIng 10 his mother and
hid his head In her lap--affaid OF his
own creation.
Just because you have had a few
jousts with Fate, To test your
strength, and have been more or less
wounded, you believe every one you
encounter has a blade leveled at YOU
breast.
This Il egotism and folly. You
Idea that publishers are waiting u
steal your thoughts savors OF Insuf
ferabIe conceit.
Editors and publishers do not meet
to resort 10 such methods. do no
believe such thing could happeI
once 10 a thousand times. II " hap
penn to you II will be because you
fear produced the wave thought.
The world 10 the long run treats u
very much as we expect 10 our secre
hearts. Many people call themselve
, optimists who are themselves full .
fear and suspici0n.
. The only thing TO fear 10 life 10 fca
No matter what dislllusionlng
. painful experience comes to you r
gard them as only transitory occu
. rences--like y rainy day or a sudde
thunder storm--and allow them
' have no permanent Influence on 70.
life.
i Expect good--look for success
When an expert miner has positive
i located i claim and proven the IA
that gold exists there be goes patien
= " 70 work ~ lind II, and Is not dl
couraged " be tinds much wOrthle
i ore and soil first.
D.. We should deal precisely SO wi
human nature. The real divine ore
!. therein every one. II you encount
the dross and dirt at Hrst, ney
3. mind; believe and know the gold
Of there. and as you pass 90 through i
you Will more and moro readily d
sh cover that which you are looking 4
y. Fear nothing. No one can hal
you or wrong you save your own se
70 Your letter proves that you are yC
OF own bitter enemy Every thought
foe, bent on bringing you harm,
en- you think, 80 shall II " with you.
We Begin now TO look fer good-to
more evil, and 70 put yourself
lds harmony with the Great Univer
ar- Love Source--and TO think Of all n
as . part OF It. Peace, prospect
'ds good health, success, usefuln'
oss These belong to you-and to all. I
aud they shall come.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07
PRAYER IN BEHALF or RAIL
ROAD MEN.

At an annual meeting of conduct
ors and engineers, some time ago,
Rev. Geo X. stewart, one " the
favofites of the railroad men of the
South, was asked 10 take part and
open the meeting with prayer, says
an exchange. lie was loudly ap-
plauded "a he entered the hall and
topped upon the platform " offer
prayer. The railroad men With their
wives and daughters present, rev.
ercntly bowed their heads and George
Stewart, with troubling lIpr, aud
deep emotion, offered the following
prayer, and Us he left the platform a
dozen men vrippcd hts hand and
brushed tear from their eyes.
"Oh Lord, we meet As a body of
railroad men, with our wives and
.iaughters, 10 consult for our IN.
tercsts. We are reminded that life
itself is train, ana the road To
heaven n railroad; Gods truth the
j rail Gods love the drc. and his
promises the signal lights. q, f.nrd+
We recognize Thee ~ the General
Manager OF our road; the SnpcIin.
tendent o! our train and our Chief
!, Dispatcher. Thou didst survey the
right OF way, and Thy son purchased
u with Fits own blood. Thou didst
lay the track and baIlast the road;
Thou didst furnish the rolling atosk
and art the owner and controlier n 1t
all We look To Tlee fDr all our
orders, and Thou must sign the
checks for our daily bread. He merci-
ful In handling our human mistakes
and biunders, and do not disciinfRe
i Thy unworthy servants.
J. I'VE are grateful for the Bible, Thy
4 book of rules and instructions; be
merciful Ia our examination and link
with charity upon our failures. Thy
!. promises and warnings are our head
/ lights and hand lanterns, help Us "
use them 20 a. To save our train from
q wreck Deliver Us from broken rails
d blind switches, false signals and
d mistaken orders. Be with us on everJ
II high bridge Of responsibility; on ever,
y sharp curve OF emergency and aver,
Il dark tunnel Of trouble let the light o
!. Thy promises shine bright. Grxnt VI
" passes for our wives and children ans
n let them 60 with W. When tn
a. storms OF temptation and trial come
ie save Us from the fatal slide and wash
out that have wrecked 80 many train
on the road OF life. Lst our waJ
kept secure BY Thy guardian care. d
ways show the steel rail and rue
ballast and be solid and frm and fre
10. from obstruction. Deliver ns fsoi
II. snares Of our enemy. May the hea
ys light of the truth shine. bright on
lot thrown switch, false signal or fat
bis obstruction placed for the wreckae
nd oi our train. May our emsrRsnt
brake Of . strong will save US.
&c. "As we make our last run, heads
lin homeward, II II be Thy will, ord
Jus our train on time. Let the brig
ell light Of Thy promises burn bright
Is the last dark tunnel OF death, and
Ind We run through II into tho sral
uf. central station Of the skies, may :,
OF have the approving smile Ut the &c
10y eral Manager and Superintendent
,ts. sign With Joy the pay roll, receive o
sr's wages, and have 40 eternal lay
With Gcd and the angels and o
18th loved ones at home, and We y
Ion praise Thee forever. Amen"
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07

A Pennsylvania girl vent 70 . doc
tor 70 b treated for sore throat,
and he removed Der appendlx. which
|Is somstbing Ike cutting "a I leg TO
cure earache
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07

Z. B. Horoc, Of Mississippi Con-
federate veteran, viii carve The name
of JefYesson Davis % Cabin John
Bridge at Washingt0n,
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07

Itchl Itch! Itchl scratch scratch
scratch! The moro you scratch ~ worse
the Itch. Try DOaD'g Ointment. ~ cures
plies, eczema, any skin itching. Al drug
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07

WV w W"'N WV" '"~" w. -
assvv.
rhasss,es i sss mm ~ ~ mrs
choices.
f,s good 10 No ~'s-, not u ,s wiser 70
be sccd.
slsnd.s ~ ,ss uv~s ssss ssss essass
70 esvy.
Every hlcs s . bcos'. n ron get n
aosse up.
You casv keep up appearances with
suspssdess.
Heaven 10 dsss 70 ne when We ere
blind 70 others
A serene life always has storms 10 its
psst curriculum.
he brave and let who will be scared
| BY the assessor.
The biggest house sometimes hss the
largest mortgage.
| It's far easter 70 mend broken heart
than broken rib.
A man has time to do anything ifhe
has the inclination.
Cupid has wings. both before and
after the ceremony.
The higher . man climbe the harder
will be his fali--if he falls.
The child has 70 learn 70 walk, and The
man hiss 70 learn 70 think.
Fools sell themselves, and the owners
make fortuuss out Of fools.
ne glad while you may, for generally
ssdnsss givss you no choice.
Lots Of people would rather say moth
ing than speak kind word.
Faith may move mountains, bat u
. has no effect on bill collectors.
Popularity makes good trimming
Ibut mighty poor wardrobe.
Even slow-witted man may event
/. uslly get next IN barber shop.
8. The sunlight OF happiness seldom
falls upon shady re5Itstion.
s,i The man VIZ. putty backbon
- usually borFows , pious 'front.'
Once in . great while young ma
manages to tams bis wild oats
=. Men are never srsasly moved By shcs
i
truths they fully comprehend.
The most reliable husband probabl
:. was not resplsndsnt - lover.
id Every body Il on the job whom
comes 70 knocking the knocker.
= when woman Il mot In style d
thinks she 10 mot feeling hefsslk
The man who always doss y
= pleases Is either brute or : diplomat
II A really good dinner is ons that
soonest digested and soonest forgotts
n A short answsr very often makea
long account that ultimstsly has 70
n settled.
Christiauity often ests credit for u
tus which y really due 70 : change
:. weather.
Just think of being foreign monar
!. and having 70 sit on ths sssts Of the d
.. ~ nsmighty.
~ The thought that We hsd 1t coming
~ does not take the bitter taste ont
our mouths.
~ u. 6slf-csntered people are of
! knosked clear ont OF poise, their bl
= bsing 90 smsll.
-. Fondness for lhe balloon often lei
e. the enthusiastic persons 70 BE- quite .
lrfsd away with II.
3. Poverty may b. borne with fortitl
lby anyone except the woman VII
q fsce 10 her fortune.
n~-. 49, aurnk .n~u ..e 4 tta =,
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1909-05-07

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FORD. WHITE h FORD,
oes11gyt'cSsg: Ayg.~. |
IN r~s'-~ " ~ <<s~ ~ rsssssi t"ss's N
WsANrm s-r otteuer, si>-ssHsvi
n y. EvEHfTT,
ATTORNEY Az LAW
vm~::,:: !: ssr ~ = 4. 4 ', r. ss'''''"s
wsDttS tSyt~4sNs tssss!vN Rs'NS@ s"mmsf
Omee N ~ sesses nusISine.
SCRANTON Nissfssirri.
John n. COOK,
y ATTOESEv AND
c0tNsELLOH At LAW
WIN prsrslce N ~ see esvrss 0mes assssed
sppcsuc the ccutthouse.
scHANr0N MISSISSIPPI.
Guy u. DEAN,
ATTORNEY At LAW.
WIN pssesIcc Ia she Stats and Federal Courts
uncc N ses'cn nuIana
-- svn = : " = '',, 80 = -----
|H BLOOMFIELD,
ATTORNEY AND
wu .,..,,r. q 4, Can't, stats sud rsde,s,
Attention given 10 LEGAL business cf Al kinds.
aULFPORT : MISSISSIPPI.
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ATIURNEn ANp
vv.NSsn ~, :. -. - 800. n.
VIII prscuce ~ ~ tne vosrts u =. ssSsl.s
nson. nsncocn. rsffy A"u '.ss,.... v.esns vv.n''
80 - .------
ii. DOI1,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
vvm ,,.s,,s. n ,hs Circu,t. f,haneerv. suprsus
Va" ssS f,1srsi Courts oi HIssissippi.
once 10 me s's's''ss Da.ens .n,.,,,
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IN &. MERIWEYHEK
NJ. --
SCRANTON MISSISSIPPI.
The newspaper., 1909-07-09

A. J. Hadley is building a new
packing house and switch track at
his place. The switch will hold
sixteen cars and will prove a
great convenience to the grow
ers down that way. 1t is rapidly
coming to a point when every
grower along the track will have
his own switch, If we are to
judge by what is being done in
the building line this year.
The newspaper., 1909-07-09

California Fruit ladders for
sale at reduced prices. These
ladders are the best on the mark
ct. They are used by all the
leading orchardists. Please send
in orders to A. G. Rose not later
than August 9th, 1909.
The newspaper., 1909-07-09

One OF J. +. Wakeheld's hounds
got in front OF moving machine
this week and sacrificed consider
able hide from his rear elevation.
Luckily the brute took an inter
est in getting away in time to
save his life. 1t is safe TO say
that he will not daily with now
ing machines in the future.
The newspaper., 1909-07-09

Owing to the negligence of in
terested parties we did not learn
until after last weeks publication
was out, of the arrival of baby
girl at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl d. Curtis at Telluride, Colo
June 9th. We will forgive Carl
this time for his carelessness in
not notifying US providing it does
not happen again.
The newspaper., 1909-07-09

A large representation of Pao-
MIA pleasure seekers celebrated
the Fourth at Ouray last Monday.
The Paonia band participated in
the music of the day in connec-
tion with the Montrose and Ridg-
way bands In the afternoon the
Ouray and Paonia base ball teams
crossed bats. Some extra fine
playing was done by our boys up
to the seventh inning when a few
bad breaks were made and Ouray
won with a score of Z TO /. All
in all. every hour OF the day was
one OF pleasure The program
was carried out to the letter and
Ouray people honored themselves
in the generous hospitality and
conveniences which were ex
tended to the train loads of visi-
iois who entered their city that
day. Sight seers found much to
interest them. one OF the chief
attractions being Box canon by
electric light
The newspaper., 1909-07-09

Miss Kathryn Lund who spent
a couple o. weeks here visiting
with her mother and brother re-
turned to Denver Monday morn
ing. She goes by the way of
Salt Lake where her father will
loin her
The newspaper., 1909-07-09

II. {. Oehm. captain OF the
9th Ohio Regiment OF the Uni
form Rank. Knights OF Pythias,
and a prominent Elk from Belle
view, Ohio. stopped on his way to
attend the Elk's convention at
Los Angeles, Cal. to visit with
his friend. Grant Heter for few
days. He was much impressed
with the country.
The newspaper., 1909-07-09

Jimmie Evans came in on last
Saturday evenings train after a
stay of a couple of months in
eastern points. He is visiting at
present at the Johnson home
down the river.
The newspaper., 1909-07-09

The road overseer has been
building a cutoff road between
Pete Vogels place and NJ. p.
Gonner's this week which will be
a great improvement over the old
road and much appreciated by
the mesa people.
The newspaper., 1909-07-09

]. P. Cuddy and family returned
home from Somerset this morn
ing where they gave two nights
show to very large and appre-
ciativc audience.
The newspaper., 1909-07-09

Mrs. Mary E. Williamson, of
Philadelphia, mother of Randolph
and Addie Williamson, came in
as a very pleasant surprise, Sun
day evening and will spend the
summer here.
The newspaper., 1909-07-09

The Epworth Leaguers will
serve ice cream and cake on
Lund's lawn Iowa Day. July 10Th.
Price Is cents. They will also
have home made candy for sale.
The newspaper., 1909-07-09

Owing to the misfortune of
Miss Chrissie Eley, the Crawford
Chronicle Typo, getting her shout
der broken. Miss Alice Hill, of
this Office, left for Crawford this
morning to assist in getting out
that paper.
The newspaper., 1909-07-09

John Pool. who has been work
ing for some time past at the NJ.
=. Conner ranch LETT on yester-
days passenger for Haywood,
Yves, Va. where he will remain.