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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-07
Especial from United Press.

NSDeCldl ITOTn HTeSS-
 New York. Dec. 7.-As a result of the expose by State Superintendent of Insurance Hotchkiss of the alleged footing of the Phenix Insurance com pany of Brooklyn, District Attorney Jerome. to whom the case had been referred, today turned the entire mat ter over to Assistant District Attor- ney Mott.
 Mott took the matter before the Grand Jury and a number of sub poenaS were issued for witnesses, among them one for a member of the firm of Carter, Wilder & Company, brokers, in whose office President G. P. Sheldon is said to have had a mar gin account, using the collateral of the insurance company for his own personal ends. Six witnesses have, al- ready appeared before the jury.
 w. A. Gray, former auditor of the Continental Insurance conpany. who was yesterday made president of the Phenix. succeeding George P. Sheldon, the deposed president, today issued a statement to the agents of company, declaring the company was still in good financial condition. despite the s1,0oO,- 900 loss it is said to have sustained>
 To a United Press representative, Gray said today that he and Henry Evans, president of the Continental who was yesterday made cnalrman o1 the executive committee of the Phe- nix, would endeavor to place the com pany again o a business basis.
 we find that the Phenix is still in good financial condition.r tfaid Gray. land that it has a surplus of g. OOO. 900. I have issued a statement to all the agents advising them of this condition and assuring them that there is no doubt as to the financial ability of the company which is perfectly so- lible. Policy holders will not suffer- '
 Superintendent Hotchkiss in his pub lie statement declares there is a short age of from $500. 900 to $1. .500,O00 in the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-07
Weather Indications
Special from United Press.)

New Haven Dec. 7.-Forecast: Rain or snow tonight and Wednesday. fol- lowed by clearing and colder.
 A well defined storm area is central this morning near Cincinnati. O. It is causing cloudy weather with snow or rain in the Lake region and the Ohio valley. It is followed by a cold wave which has come in from the northwest and has overspread the country between the Rocky Mountains and the western portion of the Lake region. extending as far south as Tex as Zero temperatures are reported as far south as Southern Kansas.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity in crea e-.cloudiness followed by rain or snow tonight and Wednesday. P-ob- ably clearing Wednesday afternoon and becoming colder.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-07
(special from United Press)

New Haven, Dec. 7.-Following his arrest last night on the charge of stealing s35,OO0 from the Peoples Bank and Trust Company of this city. after which he disappeared over a fortnight ago. Robert D. Muir. treasurer of that institution. appeared in police court to- day for formal arraignment- His case was continued until December 14 to give counsel more time to prepare their case.
 Muir's arrest took place in this city. it is said. after agents of the bank had shadowed him to London. Eng land. and that he was returned to New Haven with the understanding that the matter would be settled quietly if ne would make good the shortage With the publicity given the case. however, the State Bank Commissioners declined to allow the dedication to be Kept secret and had a warrant issued TOT
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-07
Veto Stands Until
 Council Takes Action

Many people were of the opinion today that the proposed ordinance increasing the firemen's pay will be- come operative at the end of 35 days which will expire before the veto of the mayor is acted upon by the coun- ci1-
 City Attorney Cullinan stated this morning that the charter did not re- ouire action to be taken on the veto of the mayor within 35 days and as long as Former Mayor Lee made a return of his veto to the city clerk within 35 days that it will stand un- til acted upon by the council
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-07
MASTER COGAN's GUESTS.

party of 40 little fr1enos oI Master Vincent Cogan called at his home on Harrau avenue last evening to help celebrate his 18th birthday So well did the little folks arrange the party that he was taken completely by sur prise but after recovering his com posture he bid them welcome and all started in for an evening of enjoy rnent which was spent in singing. play ing games, musical selections. and dancing. the latter by Miss Ethel Carr and Martha Johnson At 9:30 all marched to the dining room where a bountiful supper awaited them Wish sng Master Cogan many happy birth days the little folks departed at a seasonable hour. Among those pres ent were Misses Mildred Celly Ethel Carr, Ellen Mariner. Helen Bliss. Kath- leen Corrigan, Alice and Helen Mo Mudfe Anna Carr, Elizabeth and Ma rion F'orestelle. Martha Johnson. Grace lAyres, Alice Thompson. Mary Fenton and Masters Leroy Kelsey, James Rooney Joseph McDermott Frank Creag. Stephen Cain. John Corrigan, stanley Ayres. Thomas Culluyhun. Francis Foley. James Mccullough. John Allen, Murray Culiughen. Robert Foley. John and George Dewe. Albert Murphy and Willie Eshrencona-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-07
Blackstone Discirles
 Ready for Examination

Notice has been filed in the office of the Superior Court of the intention to apply for examination for admis- sion to the Bar of Connecticut this month. of the following: Arthur Mill ton Comley. Irving Elson. William Emil Greenbaum, William Weble, William Lill Zepp of this city; Edwin Overton Jansen. Algernon O. Quinn by and Thomas Joseph Kyle of Stam- ford. The application of the Hon. Matthew F.. O'Brien who yearly files his notice of intention. is conspicuous by its absence.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-07
BECOMES
 HOPELESSLY INSANE

Mrs. Amelia Morrison, wife of Hugh R. Morrison, Stony Brook Road, Strat-. ford, the mother of three children, was taken to Lakeview home today from the Bridgeport hospital by 1nvestiga- tor of Charities Alexander Morrissey, 1t is feared hopeIessIy insane. Dr. C. F. Sheedy, the physician at Lakeview home diagnosed the case as acute de- mentia- Mrs. Morrison is about 40 years of age. Her husband is a gardner
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-07
HILL WILL TALK ON
 POLICING A CITY"
Head of Police Board to Ad- dress Presbyterian Men

Police Commissioner George E. Hill will be the principal speaker at the second annual banquet of the Mems League of the Peoples Presbyterian church, which will be held tonight at the new church building on Laurel avenue. near Park avenue His theme will be "Policing City," one which he is eminently qualified to discuss ma alucidate. H. A Chaffee of the Federation of Mems Clubs of the city will also speak on the relations of or ganized men to the church and the city, and there will be music and singing. The banquet will be served at seven o'clock.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-07
OIL MAGNATE
 PIERCE SET FREE
Especial from United Press)

. Austin. Tex. Dec. 7.-Judge Cal houn today sustained the immunity plea of H. Clay Pierce. oil magnate charged with perjury and false swear ing and ordered the jury to return a verdict of acuuittal. Pierce was free 15 minutes after the case was called today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-07
SENT BACK TO HOME.

Anna Lee, an inmate of the CouIf- ty Home. was arrested by Patrolman Edward Wagner. yesterday. and was sent back .o the home to-day. She mad been placed with a local family.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-07

with Judge Ralph Wheeler on the bench, Rev. William H. Lynch, pastor of St. Charles church, offering prayer Prisoners were put to plea this after noon. The jury will be called tomor- TOW.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-07
LABOR MEN DEMAND
 CLOSING OF SCHOOL
Declare Bostwick Avenue Structure Is Unsafe In Present Condition.

The Central Labor union sent communication to the council asking that Bostwick avenue school be clos ed because of conditions it is repre- sented to be in by the aldermanic committee. The cpmmunicat1on was referred to the committee on 'fire oe- partment. It is as follows:
 CRIMINAL COURT SITS
 The December term of the Criminal Superior court opened this afternoon
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-07
NOTICE.

Seaside Lodge. No. 6. Ladies of Mac abees. hold regular meeting at Tigers Hell. Fairfield Ave. tonight. Flee tion of officers.
 J. COSTIGAN.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-07
UNCLASSIFIED

DON'T SUFFER longer with corns- Call on pr. Mansfield, ~201 Meigs Bldg. Afternoons or Sundays. a L6ST.-Diamond brooch in Poli Thea tre, Friday night. Party known sLeave at Poi box office and receive FOR RENT-Six room fiat, 1st floor, all improvements for small family. Rent IS dollars I'll Orchard St. T6 d. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RooMs,an improvements. cheap, also room furnished fiat, s15. SAT State St T 6 b p FOR sALE.-1oo rolls of granite roofing at cost Sell any quantity. Enquire 947 State street
 Teb. CoNsTrPATED Bilious? Sick Headache? Casca Laxine Tablets knock them all. F6'o wANTED-Girl for general house work. 2SS1 Fairfield avenue.
 s-o MRS. E. WELDON, Domestic Nurse. has moved to 85 Randall Ave.
 TS d *2p TO RENT.-Apartments at 9o2 Golden Hill St. Seven rooms and bath. En- Quire of owner. Al Washington Ave.
 T 8 tf- FOR SALEABlock of 40 rooms. rent for S1,335 per year. Good paying property and widow can't take care | of same. Address Farmer office. If PREVENTING = Mimeographing. Notary Public Sears. 1os Meigs Bldg.
 IT tfo TO RENT.-Desk room with roll top desk. 416 Warner Building.
 I2. If COMFORT CORN PLAsTERs-You.ve tried the rest, now try the best.
 H 2e If BRIDGEPORT Housecleaning Bureau. field avenue. Telephone 1s16-5. Ralph L. Miller, Prop. G tfo FOR sALE.-single house: ' rooms. Farmer once H 27 tf o FOR sALE-Here is a chance to make money f family house 20 rooms rents $500 per year. Leave your ad- dress at Farmer Publishing Co. of flee H 27 st f. L. c. SMITH Underwood. Monarch. Oliver. Remington Typewriters for sale or rent. 156 Fairfield Ave H 24 Up O A FINE combination piano and Anges Jus attachment cheap. Also upright piano $50; square s15. Dial & Lee Music Co.. s4 Cannon St.
 | H 19 If O BEAUTIFUL new upright piano s1e0 Anselus cabinet and piano, almost new. s175- Dial & Lee Music Co., S4 Cannon St. H 8 tf IMPORTANT NOTICE TO BRIDGE | PORT HOUSEKEEPERS. We wane | you to know that we have solicitors | representing us in Bridgeport but | that any furniture or department store will take orders for all work | done by us and guarantee Satisfac- | tion. Consult your local dealer be- fore sending your old feather beds out to- be made into folding feather mattresses. Folding Mattress Co., New Haven. Conn. formerly of Bridgeport H 1Sstf O
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-07

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, all improvements, cheap, also room furnished fiat, $15. SAT State St
 T b p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-07

BEAUTIFUL new upright piano s1e0. Angelus cabinet and piano, almost new, s175. Dial & Lee Music Co., s4 Cannon St. H 8 If
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-07

FOR RENT.-Six room fiat, 1st floor, all improvements for small family. Rent IS dollars. I'll Orchard St.
 T 6 d O
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31
HERNDON

Sidney Henley is very sick with
pneumonia this week.
Jas. Finley and wife of Houstonia
visited home folks here Tuesday.
Miss Jackson Of Sweet Springs
is visiting Mics Myrtle Masters
here this week.
H. A. Thomas and family visited
Edward Thomas and family Of
Shackelford Saturday and Sunday.
Geo. Boatright and family OF
Houstonis visited CIV. Boatright.
Those from here who went to
Marshall Wednesday are j. d.
jackson and daughter Miss Jose
phine, Harvey, Faulconer, John F.
Aulgur, Frank Halsey, H. A.
Thomas.
Ernest Aulgur of Marshall is visit
ing relatives here this week.
Miss Opal Wiley OF Hughesvi'l lie
Is visiting here this week.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31
BkOWNLEE

A happy New Year to you all.
Mrs. Jacob Bingham and brother
Earl Gretchen of Alaska have been
the guests Of Sam Townsend and
family for a few days. g
August Chevilier has been dam
gerously Ill for several days but
Is reported a little better at this
writing.
Eddie Brown, wife and son were
visiting Sunday and Monday with
her father Tom Townsend.
John Nichols started for Fresno,
Cal, Thursday afternoon where he
expects to make his future home.
His son Green and family will also
go as soon as he 10 ready which
will be some time in Feb.
Helen Darby Is home for the
holidays from Marshall school.
DR.. McAllister, wife and daughter
Birdie Lee were out from Nelson
Sunday visiting grandpa Town
send and family.
French Wilkerson braved the
cold Sunday to visit his lady love
In Marshall.
r. b. Thorp and family also Pat
Townsend and mother visited N. s..
Townsend and daughters Monday.
Wade Higginbotham, wife and
little Fora were dinner guests of
Mrs. Vic. Townsend Sunday.
Miss Marguerite Wilkerson OF
near Paris Mo, is the guest at Mon.
roe Wilkerson and family during
Christmas.
Andrew Brownlee was a caller of
Ernest Townsend and family Sun
day.
Mrs. II. c. cambridge left Nell
son Sunday evening for Fresno,
Cal, to spend the winter with her
son ODE who has been out there
for several years.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31
WOODSON

Mrs. ]. j Scott is improving slow
ly at this writing.
Harry Campbell is real sick but
we hope he will soon be ready for
school again.
Misses Maurine and Mearl Cor
rell are home from Missouri Val
ley College to spend Christmas.
The Woodson school house Christ
mas tree and program was enjoy
ed by a large crowd and all re-
ceived many nice presents.
Miss Georgia Belle Scott OF Sc
dalia Central Business College Ia
spending her holidays with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. James Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Clark, Sr. en-
tertained quite a number OF rela-
tives and friends Christmas day.
MI. and Mrs. c. w. Scott and
Novella Mae OF Houston
la spent several days with his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. James Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Sprigg we're
visiting in Nelson during the hol-
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31
SLATER

Miss Ruth Herider OF Kansas
City is the guest OF her uncles,
Dan and Harry Herider.
Tolbert Birch is still very low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brown went
to Salt Springs Wednesday to vis-
1t at Harry Qrr's.
Misses Alice and Lula Orr, OF
Parkyille returned Wednesday at
ter a pleasant visit at Chas. Browne
VIM Maneke served the oyster
supper for o~rearville lodge of Ma
sons Monday and reports that they
had a great time.
Miss Esther Page was here from
Kansas City this week visiting her
uncle.
Miss BERTHE Miller Wednesday
morning out her LETT hand badly
with q piece OF glass, DR.. Howard
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31

Boonville Mo. Dec. 24.-Paui
Anderson IS years old. who was
cheating his way" from his home
at Blackwater to Boonville was In
stantly killed last night and his
companion Charlie Moore is, and
also o: Blackwater lost one leg and
was 40 BADLY crushed that he will
lose the other leg and probably one
arm, when the Missouri Pacific's
fast meat train, No. So, running be-
tween Kansas City and st. Louis,
collided head-on with train No. rs,
fast merchandise train, four miles
west OF here at i.45 o'clock this
morning.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31
County News
NEW FRANKFORT

A happy New Year to all.
Chas. Alkire, a former resident
of Missouri, now of MonsanA, is
visiting relatives ami oid f.i-.ds
here.
Mrs. r. A. Gorker, Mrs. Don Cor
ker and baby, ali of Kansas Clay,
are visiting relatives iii this Goa
munity.
Miss Annie Whining and UrsulI
Thierfelder of Nap.rVIlie, ILL.,, axe
spending their vacation with their
parents.
M. A. Syderstricker spen3 IN,
holidays with relatives here re-
turning to his home in X. c. Tues
day.
The entertainment given at the
school Friday evening was pro-
nounced a decided SUCCESS. Inc
children did well aud credit is
given to Miss Huff for training the
pupils.
Pete Donohoe arrived here Mon
day from California. We think j..
Is a business and pleasure trip
combined.
Andy Shoemaker and wife of
Slater spent Christmas with her
parents, J. Heinzler and family.
On last Friday evening Dec. q,
occurred the marriage of Miss MIN
ME Rhoades of Good Hope neign-
borhood to Reid Jeter, a promln-
ent farmer of near Ayers. Rev.
Edwin Norvell of Gillian, officilt-
ed. We extend to the happy cou-
pie all the Joy and happiness.
Oscar Thierfelder visited friends
in Glasgow over Sunday.
Otto Blum and wife entertained
a number of the young people a
their home Monday evening. Al.
report a good time.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31

was called to dress her injuries.
E. d. f. Holt will go to Ot.umwa
Iowa, next weektwhere he will rep
resent the Prudential Insurance co.
j. l.. Kessler was here from near
Little Rock Wednesday and said
his neighbor j. w. Bobbitt, had re-
covered from his fall on Thanks
giving day, when he took "drop"
too much. He was resting against
the railing OF a bridge near Hugh
Craigs when the railing gave away
precipitating him about 10 feet. He
came down Bobbitty-bob and itt
looked serious for awhile, but it's
all over now we are glad to say.
Mr.. Bobbitt had not been drinking
it was a different kind OF drop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Teckemeyer
came in from Forest Green We'd
nesday the former to visit at j.. l..
Kessler's and the latter a! Fred
Windmeyers.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31
ROCK

Ehler Bros. put up ice Tuesday.
Several from here attended the
exercises at the Lutheran Church
Christmas Eve.
Will Cramer of Slater visited a
few days with Ehler's last week.
Now is the Eime for the boys to
go sleighing.
The Christmas tree at our city
school given by Miss Clara Gorker
and her pupils was fine and we all
thank them.
Ed Fisher spent New Year at
home.
DR.. Sharp took Christmas dinner
at Jesse Hensick's, took dinner
Sunday at Joe Kelly's, Monday
dinner at Mrs. Henry Hensick's and
Tuesday took dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lon Colt. Doc says after the
holidays he wont be able to get
around for he partook Of 80 many
fine dinners at the different places.
Miss Rebecca Thornton returned
home from Kansas City last week
to spend Christmas accompanied
by Ernest Eubsnks OF Slater.
Several attended the birthday
party at Chris Blumhorst Tuesday
evening.
ottr Cramer who spent Christ
mas at Slater with home folks re-
turned to our city Tuesday.
W. H. Thornton and family took
dinner at Jesse Hensicks' Christ
mas.
DR.. Sharp, Chas. Reynolds, and
,ChIn thornton were, arrow Rock
callers Monday evening.
T. M. Ehlers returned home last
week from Gasconade Co., where
he has. been hunting and brought
3 wild turkeys home with him. \
Dan Ehlers, Frank Fisher, Her
bert Ferney and Gutter Dysart at
the dance at Joe Gigger'S
Tuesday evening.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31
We Have to Offer Many
Good Howard County Farms.
A few Of which Are Listed Below

100 acres. Five room house, barn
and out-buildings, at $40 per acre
e31 acres. Eight room house, 2
barns, orchard, n Of the best
watered farms In the county at SIS
per acre.
264 acres. Two barns, tenant
house, cistern, springs, very cheap
at $ls75O. Win loan $4,000 on place
II purchaser desires.
40 and 16-1ooth acres. Close In,
we'll improved at $si per acre.
81 and 4o-1ooth acres. House and
barn and out buildings at 500 per
acre.
80 acres we'll improved at S52.
40 and sS-10oth acres. Five room
house, all outbuildings, . barns at
$50 per acre
9 acres. With dwelling and fair
ly improved. close in at $62
100 acres. Good buildings, we'll Inn
proved at $71 per acre
SO acres. One OF the best improv
ed farms in the county at Sl6,e26.
Will loan $4,000 OF purchase price
on place.
EHLER BROS,
rfd. 4 Slater, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31
NEW HOME

We r having plenty OF snow
and winter weather az this writ
ing.
Charles Harris Of Sedalia visited
his parents d. M. Harris and iami-
ly on Friday OF last week.
Misses Doliie, Wayne and nellie
Dierking n spen ling the holidays
with their parents John Dierk ng
and family.
Miss Ethel Mckinney returned
home last week after an extended
visit with her sister Mrs. Charles
Watkins OF Orrick, Ray county.
Her sister accompanied her home
to spend the holidays with her
parents.
Miss Mayme Bentley is spending
this week with her aunt Mrs. j. II.
Fordham.
Miss Alma Kueck left Friday for
Aulville and will spend the holi-
days with her parents.
Misses Dollie and Maude Harris,
Bessie Knott and Ruth Mckinney
are all spending this week with
their home folks.
Miss Allie Treadway went to Kan
sas City Friday for a short visit
with her home folks.
d. M. Harris is very near laid up
with Rheumatism at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorne 20 Kansas
City came down Thursday to at
tend the funeral of her uncle d.
Lemon.
Mrs. A. j. Allen left for St. Joe
last week for a short visit with
her daughter Mrs. William McVey
OF that place.
Mrs. Frank Carothers and daugh
ter Irene of Sedalia are visi ing h.r
parents A. P. Reager and family
of Elmwood at present.
Daniel Lemon was born in Green
county, Ind, July 8, 1874. He came
to Missouri in the fall Of 1855 and
was married to Elizabeth Harris,
Feb. IS, 1871. To this union nine
children were born OF which six
still survive-Mrs. c. ID. Simms of
New Mexico, Mrs. Joe Guymon and
Mrs. Joe Edwards Of Sedalia, Miss
Tillie and Mamie who were still
at home and Willis who resided
near. His death was very sudden
and unexpected as he was on his
way home from Sweet Springs
where he had just made a deed to
George Fangman for his farm Of
1919 acres at $79.75 an acre, having
made the sale a few days previous
He died about $50 p. m. Dec. %, in
carriage on the way home.
Rev. Heirs OF Aulville conduct
ed the services at the house Fri
day Dec. "a at eleven o'clock. After
the services interment was made
at the Poe Grave yard about 11-2
miles south OF New Home church.
We extend u sympathy to the
family and many friends.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31
GILLIAN

Everett Richardson lie on the sick
list this week.
A. v. Cross was in Marshall Tues
day attending the funeral OF Mrs.
Joseph Burton.
Mrs. Wayne who has been on the
sick list for the last two weeks is
no better
Everybody has their ice house
full OF eight inch ice.
There was a Christmas tree at
MIR. and Mrs. ]. F. Crosse's home
and it was attended by fifteen Of
the grandchildren.
Eight inches Of snow and badly
drifted.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31

A post card party was given at
the home Of j. M. Chilcost Satur-
day night, Dec. rs, 1909. Quite a
crowd attended and all report a
nice time.
w. s. Irwin and family, Luster
Irwin and wife, Amos Moore and
j. w. Mayfield spent Christmas
Day with Matt Barnes and enjoy
ed a splendid dinner with a 16-lb.
turkey to begin with.
viii Campbell and wife are back
from Iowa visiting relatives this
week.
Mrs. Ben Copeland and family
and Amos Keyton OF near Slater
spent the holidays with relatives
in this community this week.
Hal Gwinn spent the holidays
with his father, W. A, Gwinn, near
Slater.
Jim Moore and family, Noble
Warner and wife spent Christmas
Day with John Moore and fami y.
A Mr.. Hilebrandt moved to j..
T. Vanghan's farm lately. We
welcome him as u friend and
neighbor.
A social hop was given at the
home OF Will Ryan's Monday night
and also a party at g. w. Dilley's
An enjoyable time was reported.
The natural bridge at Miami is
perfectly safe now, as the people
are hauling Ice across on 1t.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31
CRETCHER

We had a heavy snow Christmas
the sleds + flying.
DR.. J. 8. Harrison and wife scent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hayes and family.
I guess old Santa Claus stopped
at every house in Gretchen for
there were SO many happy little
ones and a good many happy big
ones too.
Miss Mana Hall had a beautiful
Christmas tree and a nice enter
tajnment at the Christian Union
church aud 1t was well attended.
Freddie and Johnnie Henry spent
Saturday and Sunday in Marshall,
Freddie and Johnnie Henry got
the prize MIR. Treece gave for the
best five ears OF white corn at
Gretchen the prize was a fine pair
Of suspenders, try It again boys.
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