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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
REFUSE CHANGES
RAILROAD COMMISSION ADyOURyx
 MONTHLY MEETING.
Attempt To Make Uaiform Basis For Rates Applicable to Both Intra. state And Interstate st D.
 ments Falls ThrouKh.

Refusal to approve the proposed changes in the Southern Classifica- ton (freight ratesp. which attempted to make a uniform basis for rates ap- plicable to both intrastate and inter. state rates. and the docketing of sev. eri cases against the Louisville ana Nashville Railroad, were the sum of the action of the Railroad Commission on adjournment yesterday of the re9u- lar monthly meeting of that body.
 One of the primary causes which led the Commission to disapprovs Southern Classification No. 2e and Supplements to { was the fact that Alabama was using classifications other than the Southern Classification. and this would complicate the situa- tion to an extent that would make uniformity impossible. This mileage Is represented by the lines of the Louisville and Nashville, the Central of Georgia and the Western Tzilway of Alabama.
 Another consideration w-s that the maximum rate laws of Alabama fix the maximum rates of this state. ef- rective January l. 1907.
 The announcement, which will no doubt disappoint the general freight agents of all lines using the Southern Classification and requesting an ap- proval of the changes, was made in . letter Issued yesterday by Secretary l g. P.g Kennedy of sthe state Cof1missi0n. He said that the Commission realized the desirabdlity of securing an uniform classification for intrastate rates fin view of the big proportion of mileage that could not be reconcled and the divergence of the proposed changes. such seemed impossible. Tn disap- proving Southern Classification No. n hA sion orders the reinstatement of tho classification and rules approved in Southern Classification No. 3s. sup- plements 6 and |
 Also the Commission makes 1t known to the various general freight agents of all lines. save the three mentioned, that tt would be glad to at any time consider any specific change in . class or rule on its merits.
 To be heard in July l9. at q special meeting of the Commission, the follow ing cases have been ordered to be placed on the docket of the Commits sion:
 W. A. Tunstall. ct al. vs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company, uu- reasonable rates on cross ties from Bay Minette and Carney to Mobile.
 W. M. Carney Mill Company vs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com pany, unreasonable rates on cross ties. Atmore to Mobile.
 Railroad Commission vs. Louisville and Nashville. general hearing of ratss on cross ties in Alabama.
 The Commission also announced that they would sit in the following places on the dates indicated:
 Tuscaloosa and Pickens Counties, July IA: Greene and Sumter Counties. July 15: Dale and Perry Counties, uuly 16: Dale and Marengo Counties. July 20; Wilcox County, July 21: Monroe County. July 22: Clarke County. July as; Washington County. July 23; choo- taw County. July 2a.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
Wage War on Pests.

City Health Oficer James Kenan has announced that during the next few months a relentless war will be waged here on flies and mosquitoes. In the work of killing these pests he will ask the cooperation of every citzen and as this will prove beneficial to the health of every resident he will receive the support of all in the work which he has undertaken.
 The city officials, the health officers and residents have been asked by Mir. Kenan to help him in this work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
EDITED BY WALLACE SCREWS, R.
EXCITING FINISH
MEMPHIS GOES LITTLE ROCK ONE
 BETTER.
Travellers Made Three Taiiies In Ninth Round and Babblers Come Back With Four In
 Close Time.

Memphis, July 6.-Memphis went Lit tle Rock one better in the last inning rallies today, and won.. Throughout the game was exciting and at the start was the first to score in this inning on a throw-in, Casey was next, coming home on Carey's hit, the latter also scoring when Collins singled. At this stage Dick relieved Queisser and ended the run making. For Memphis Wheel CT, Wagner and O'Leary singled In suc- cession and Milton gave way to Rhodes. Shields at bat for Dick grounded out to Flood and Wheeler scored, to be followed across the plate by Wagner and O'Leary when Baerwald hit for two bases. Cranston ended the game with . two-base hit that scored Baerwald.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
Government Wins Case

Cincinnati, O., July s--Judge Thomp- son. in the United States District Court today overruled a motion for a new trial in the case in which the Federal government obtained a verdict by a jury in this court, that thirteen bar rels of whiskey seized on the premises of Corbln and Company. Of this city. contained substituted. or added spirits. This case marks an epoch in whiskey legislation and was bitterly fought. the liquor associations sending an attor- ney here from Washington. D. C.. and the government sending a special at torney here to assist United States At torney McPherson in the prosecution. The government wins complete vic. tory ft
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
CLASH BETWEEN COURTS. Judge Charlton and Judge SpeeF Q

Savannah. Ga., July 6.-Raising a di- rect issue between the Federal and State courts Judge w. G. Charlton, oi the Superior Court Jf Chatham County today ordered w. V. Davis. receiver of the Electric Supply Company, not to turn over the affairs of the company to anyone until ordered by him.
 Judge Emery, Speer, of the United States Court, had first requested and then peremptorily directed MT. Davis to turn over the property to United States Marshal George F White. whom Judge Speer named as receiver in pro- ceedings in bankruptcy.
 Marshal White has reported to Judge Speer, now at Mount Airy. N. C., his failure to get the property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
Metor Boat Race On Hudson.

Irene II owned by W. Cranberry. of this city, won the Albany to New York motor boat race. which was end ed today off the Colonial Yacht Club. The Irene II covered the course of 1a6 knots in l4 hours and 2s minutes. The Nomad II. owned by Percy Jones, of the Toledo Yacht Club. was second. nn. ishing as minutes after the winner. William Murphy's motor boat Mary was third. Ten motor boats started in the contest for the cup donated by Thomas Fleming Day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
s,x Thousaud strike.

svdney. July 6.-The striks or tI0 rrnitsd Mine workers of America re- ssrdsd as a contest between that or ranization and the Provincial Work. ing Mems Association. took place ga, a, the collieries of the Dominion Coal Company today. About 5000 mon fall ed flo appear at the mines this morn ,ns The members of the Provincial working Mems Association remained At work. Each organization claims the majority of the mine workers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York ,Loses.

Philadelphia. Pa. July 6.-Philadel- phia defeated New York today to |. McQuillin kept the visitors hits well scattered while the home team bunch an an % error WIN Marteii 'ta formerly RSSSe of the the Steubenville, Ohio. team. caught his first game for Philadelphia.
 Score: R.HE Philadelphia .. ..1o2 900 o0"-s
 Batteries-McQuiIlin and Martell i: Marduard. Crandall and Schlei. Time 1:40. Empires, Kane and Klem.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
,. c. DEITz ON BOND.
Postofice clerk CasheA Cheek Fos
 Friend.

Birmingham, July s.--tSpeciai.}--J. c. Deitz, stamp clerk in the local post office. was placed under bond today by Commissioner Watts. on technical charge growing out of a transaction in which he cashed a check for C. & Suspicion. superintendent of mall ds- livery.
 The warrant charges misuse Of scv- ernment funds and was issued by postoffice inspector who found a check which had been cashed by the stamp clerk for Mir. Stapleton.
 The regulations of the postofice are against cashing checks. Deitz has been in the postofice for years. He is from Tennessee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07

summary-stolen bases, deMontre- vile, Dexter. Sacrifice hits, Maxwell. Two base hots, weimer. Struck out. by Maxwell, 2: by Hixon, l; by Bit troir, ?. Base on balls. of Nixon. 2; off Maxwell. 2. Hit by pitcher, by Hixon, (Dexter, Schriver. Lndsayl. Double plays, Sabrie to sentell; sentell to McCay to sabrie; Kohe to Dexter; Maxwell to deMontreville to Dexter Innnings pitched. Nixon. 6 Ia; Bit. Hixon. II: on Bittroiff. 2. At bats, ap- portioned, of Hixon, 30; of Bittrolff, 8 left on bases, New Orleans 2; Mobile |. First on errors, Mobile. 2; New orleans. 2. Time, 1:45. Empires Pfenninger and Carpenter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
Three Straight For Pirates

Pittsburg. Pa. July s.-Pittsburg made 1t three straight from Cincinnati by shutting out that team today by a score of to 0. Better base running might have given the visitors at least two runs. Pittsburg clinched the game in the first inning when four runs were scored Phillippt was in good form. Cincinnati used three pitchers.
 Score: R. H. E. .pittsburR .. .4ni o0n anx-S q Cincinnati .. =. 900 900 00o-0 [ l
 atteries-Phillippi and Gibson: Ew- ing. Rowan. Castleton and Mclean. Time TAO Umpire, Johnstone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
Farmer noxn Drown.

Maryville Mo. July 6.-Whiie at- tempting to cross swollen stream near here last night where a bridge was washed away, Charles Daniels and John Brewer, farmer boys. with their team were drowned. Three other per sons are missing ana are supposed to have been drowned In similar man ner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07

Warm sprinGs, Ga, 10 now open fsl guests. Jhis is the best summer reuor{ In Georxfa, combining more feafnr~~ for comfort, health and pleasure fhsn any other one resort---clese by aad moderate rates. Write fer booklet vsfth full Information. Chas L. Davan.
 PrOpr1sfo1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
Totals .... .. ....35 5 12'2s IF ? .Two out when winning run scored.
Totals co. .......34 6 l sHit for Dick in ninth.
Gcore hv inninnH,

Score by inningss
 Little Rock .. .. 900 001 013-5 Memphis .... ....oo0 oVO 204--6 Baerwald, Cranston. Three base hit. sey, Boucher. Baerwald. Queisser.. Hits. of Queisser IF in 6 2-3 innings with with two runs Struck out, Milton. }; Queisser, 2. Base on balls. ousisser. 1; Milton, ?. Hit by pitcher, Babb by Milton. Time, 1853. Umpire. Moran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
Tinker Rn4a Well

Chicago, H.. July 6.--Evers' and Tinker's batting was the feature of today's game. the former hitting safe ly each time up, Tinker getting a dou- ble and a triple. Higginbotham was hit only. four times, two of the safe ties, with an error in the seventh saw ing the visitors a shutout. Rain pre-
 Score: RIFE Chicago .. 100 no 0lx---4 10 2 St. Louis .. .. 900 900 100--1 1
 Batteries-Hi gginbotham and Moran: !: Lush and Phelps Time 1:3s. Empires, .ODay and Emslis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
ror,u,anaer C,i.e Deaa.

Washington, July e.-Lieutenant Commander William K. Gise. executive ofYicer of the gunboat Annapolis. sta ton ship at the naval station at Tu- tuila, Samoa, died at that place yes- tsrday. He was Ss years of age. na- tive of Dwight. Ill. and entered the naval service as a cadet in 1889. Dur ing the Spanish American war he served on the battieship Texas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
A Teachers, Deme.str.tion.

An interesting and instructive dem onstration in teacher training work has been arranged at the First Chris tian Church for next Sunday night. There will be no services but instruc- tions in teaching as practiced by the church will be demonstrated during the hour which would be devoted to ser vices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
MANYERRORS HELPED
MOLEawORTHB CREW PERMIT TWO
 COSTLY FUMBLES.
Sid Smith Scores on Single, Then Scores or Hard Two Stacker to Noah Heniine in
 IAfk-

Atlanta. July 6.--Errors materially aid- ed Atlanta in taking the third straight game of the series from Birmingham this after noon. Sid Smith scored twice on errors. In when Bowen made an error on the ball that was thrown to second to head him off. went to third. Molesworth, who had come into back up second, fumbled the ball and Smith came home. In the sixth inning. Smith doubled to left and scored on an error of Hanlfna.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
wina Hirrlns Trophy.

trophy offered to teams of the Womens Western Golf Association went to the Midlothian Country Club of Chicago today by virtue of the play the Los Angeles club. The Midlothian golfers finished IA down on par Q02 for women) while their Los Angeles rivals were IS down. Rain here made par golf an impossibility.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
MOBILE OUTQASSED
PELHCANs RoMP AWAY WITH EASY
 GAME.
Maxwell OutDitches Hixon, Who Blew UH in Seventh, Hitting Three Batters h Duccessi0n and
 Forcang . Hun.

Mobile, July s.--New Orleans walked away with Mobile in hollow style this afternoon. Maxwell outpitching Hixon to . finish. the latter being responsible largely for the loss of his own game. going up in the air in the seventh in- ming. hitting three batters in success sion and forcing in . run. New Or- leans punched hits when Mobile bunch ed errors and won easily. Mobile never being in the running.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
Giffa Tn CnIIege.

Chicago. July e.-Gifts of s5o.0o0 to whiteman College, walla Walla. Wash. and s15,ooo to Huron College, Huron. s. D., by D. K. Pearsons. the Chicago philanthropist, were announced here todav.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
CAROLINA LEAGUE.

At Winston n-Salem--Winston-Sa Salem. Charleston postponed; rain.
 At Greenvtlle-Greenville 6; Greens boro, 2.
 At Anderson, [; SpartanburE, S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07

Summary-Struck out, by viebahn, 4; by, Lively, g.. Base on balls. of Vis- Rer8,n Soyss S1 veg aeriss ss Stolen bases. Wiseman. Robertson. East Tonneman. Viebahn. Bay. Hit by pitcher. Greminger. Two base hits, to East; Daly to Ostevn. Time 1:55. Empires, O'Brien and Fitzsimmons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
Social and .PernonaL.

Mir. and Mrs. Otto Erhart have is- sued invitations to a porch party on Thursday evening at their spacious new home on the Highlands. the af- fair to be given complimentary to Mir. Brandley Converse who is at home from New York for a few months stay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
Wilhelm InvinelbIe.

Brooklyn. N. Y. July s.--wilhelm outpitched Ferguson today holding Boston to three hits An error by Hummell in the ninth on a dropped throw gave Beck a chance to kick the ball into right field with Stem on first base. Stem scored. Bergen and Hummell were put out of the game for kicking. McMi1lan's work was the feature. Score:
 RHE. Boston. .. .. 900 900 oo1-i 0 Brooklyn. .. ..- 100 900 10"-2 2 Batteries-Ferguson.. Lindaman and Graham; Wilhelm and Bergen and Marshall Time 1:t0. Umpire RigIer. This i6 the, season of transparent mlnliH frocks Never have they been so pcpuiay
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
TalIassee Wlns Game.

Tallaasee. July 6-An interesting Kame of ball was witnessed by about l. 800 peo- pies yesterday afternoon at the local bail park, when Tallassee and Shortsrs crossed bats. Tallassee took the game by . score The batteries for TaIlassse were Patter. son and Arant, and for shortsrss Davis and pfnkston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
senntor Pnynter Improves

Washington. July 6.-Senator Payfi- ter. of Kentucky. who has boen III at Providence Hospital here as a re- suit of the recent hot weather, Is im- proving slowly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07

Mss Helen Bloch will entertain al cards tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock complimentary to Misses Ruby Fried of vicksburs. Miss and Pauline Lischbach of Mobile. who are the house guests of Miss Ruby Maas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
Babblers Take Third
morning for Niagara Falls. where he
 will spend several weeks.

Kon. J. R. satterneid left this af- ternoon for New York and from where he will go to Europe for an extended trip
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Southern Leagu& New Orleans 6; Mobile 1. Memphis 6; Little Rock s. Nashville 5: Montgomery o. Atlanta 4; Birmingham 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston Takes Two.

Boston. July s.-Boston took two close games from Washington today. The first 8 to 2 and the second ? to Q. Runched hits and an error won the first contest. In the second Pape. new pitcher from Milwaukee,, held the visitors to four hits. Groom also pitched a good game but good base running by Lord and an error ana stahi.s home run won for the locals. Scores:
 First game: {; Washington 900 Oz0 WI 2 Boston,. .... OOO 5Ov w..
 Batteries-0ray and street. Wooo and P. Donahue. Time l;40.
 Second game: n i: Washington 900 0Q0 o0o-9 z
 Batteries--Groom and Street; Pape and Madden. Time 1:l4. Umpirea O'Loughlin and Egan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07

Mfr. and Mrs. Thimby left this af- tsrnoon for Hsndersonvilie. N. C.. where they will spend several weeks.
 Mir. I. YaretskY will leave tomorrow
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
netrait ousnlaxed.

Clevland, July 6.-Cleveland com nletelv outplayed Detroit today. win nina 6 to o. Summers was hit hard throughout but Schaefer's fast held- ing cut off several runs. Young was very effective. Turner Is out of the Beck necessitating another shift in the infieid. only one of Detroit's i've hits went past the infeld: Score:
 Cleveland. .. 100 o2o 3os-e i5 9 Detroit. ooo OoC s oooMo a.,sr,v: : Summers and Schmidt. Time 1:26. Umpires Perrine and Bvahs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
MINE BOSS KILLED.
Crushed Ny Tram Cars At YslsnAs
 Mfnen. V

Birmingham. July 6.-(speciai. )--N Custney. bank boss in the mines at Yolande. fin the lower part of tho coun. ty. met a horrible death this after noon by being caught by trip et tram cars. He was terribly mangIed, He leaves a family.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07

Mss Phillippa Marx, who has been here for the past day or so with Miss Maude Sehuster. left ths afternoon for her home in Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07

Mir. Howard Seay of Montgomery spent yesterday here with friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07

Miss Carrie Behr returned this morning to her home in Montgomery, after 8 short visit to Mrs. Isidore Kayser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07

Mrs. w. NJ. Johnson is spending a day or so at Bates's Farm with friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07

Miss Irma Marx of Greensboro, who has been here for tht past few weeks visiting friends. has returned to her home in Greensboro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
rwn Home Runa.

won their fifth straight game today from New York the score being 3 to 2. Home runs were responsible for four of the five runs .ecored. Demmitt hit Sweeney on base and Davis made a four bsgger in the next inning. witr Hartsei on first. The Philadeiphian's s hit was the longest ever made on the fence. The visitors got the deciding run in the fifth on single by oldring and d double by Hartsel.
 soore' RH.E. philadelphia 900 21o ooo-s II 2
 Batteries--Morgan and Livingstone; Hughes and sweeney; Time hours
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
Miss Coe's Launch Ride.

Miss Ida Coe cordially entertained some friends this evening at a launch ride and picnic complimentary to Miss Flora Mel. of Gallon. and Clara Nu- gent. of Lexington. Ky. The jolly party composed of GboHt ten couples left town about 6 o'clock. making the delightfully."- cool trip in Mir. Kent Goes beautiful launch and returned home about o'clock. During the evening delicious refreshments were enjoyed,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07

Messrs Lester Jacobi. waiter Lob man. Ernest. and Emile Meyer, Julian Rice. Ernest Gassenheimer. Bert Klein of Montgomery, Joe Lyons of Mobile and Ralph Marx of Birming- ham, who came here to attend the dance on Monday evening. have re- turned to their homes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07

summary.--Two base hits. aygn, .,ss smitm Inf; ; Johns s; off Manuel. 1. Struck out. by Jonns ha 6: by Manuel. 5. Wild pitch. Manuel Manuel D1%n,s Tiuas play, Bayless to Newton, to Joroah' 4AAe i.5E IJrpirs Rudderham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
American LeaRuA,

Boston 2; Washington 0. Chicago 6: St. Louis {. Cleveland G.; Detroit O. Philadeiph!a 8: New York 2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
GAMES TODAY.

''- southern League. oei ,-. Montgomery at Nashville. New Orleans at Mobile. Birmingham at Atlanta.
 AmericmM Leagues Detroit ct Cleveland. Chicago at St. Louis. Boston at New York.
 --A~--
 National League. New York at Philadelphia. Boston at Brooklyn. Western clubs not scheduled.
 American Association. Milwaukee at St. Paul. Columbus at Indianapolis. Toledo at Indianapolis. Kansas City at Minneapolis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
National League.

National League. Brooklyn 2: Boston l. Philadelphia B.. New York l. Pittsburg 5; Cincinnati 0. Chicago {; St. Louis l.
 American Association. Louisville q: Indianapolis l. Milwaukee 8; Kansas City Q. Toledo 5; Columbus O. St. Paul B: Minneapolis ,.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-07
Chicago Wins.

St Louis, July GA see-saw game was won by Chicago here today to 4. Poor pitching was largely respon- sible for most of the runs. Score; St. Louis .... ..o2o o2O Ooo-4 g
 Batferies--Pelty. Howell. Waddelr and Stephens; Scott. Fiene and sulli- van. Time 3:12. Umpires Connolly and Hurst.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1909-06-11
PARDON PETITION.


To the Hon. +. +. Noel. Governor of
the State of Mississippi:
We. the undersigned citizens Of the
State of Mississippi respectfully petition
your Excellency to grant pardon to
Richard Thomas, convicted in 1904. In
the Circuit Court of Oktibbeha County
Mississippi. Of Manslaughter and SEN
fenced to serve term of twenty wears
in the State penintentiary!
The evidence showed on the trial of
the cause, on a submission and a plea
of guilty to charge Of granddaughter
made by defendant, Richard Thomas,
that there was mutual combat he
tween Richard Thomas and the deccas-
ed, growing ont Of the attentions shown
the wife Of defendant by the deceased,
and the conduct Of the deceased toward
defendants wife,. That In the mutual
combat between the parties the deecas-
ed was killed.
Petitioners would further show that
defendant. Richard Thomas, was unable
to retain counsel and wins not represent :
ed by counsel In the case against him.
and your petitioners are informed and
believe that in the difficulty between
defendant, Richard Thomas and the de-
ceascd. that both parties were shooting
each ut the other.
Petitioners would further show that
Richard Thomas bore good reputation
In the community In which he lived
and was hard working. peaceablc me-
gro, that since his imprisonment began
he has given the authorities no trouble
and that he has now served five years OF
his term. which was for twenty years
and we are impressed with the idea
that this is u case which calls for exec.
utive clemency. and we respectfully asi
that pardon he granted the sal,
Richard Thomas.
Respectfully submitted,
Richard Thomas N. q. Dubar,I
j. ii. Owens Is. q. Dubard
! aud others.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1909-06-11
OSBORN LOCALS.

Mr.. w, p. Cochran returne,
Sunday night from a visit to rela
tives at Ackerman.
Mr.. v. j. Robinson and Mis-.
Annie Muldrow left for Memphi.
Monday morning to attend the Re.
union.
The Osborn Baseball team play.
ed against that of Sessums Satur.
day afternoon, the game ending in
favor of Osborn.
DR.. Mancill spent Saturday night
and Sunday at his home in Maben.
Mr.. A. A. Montgomery went to
Memphis Tuesday to join his wife,
who has been there for several
days.
Miss Eunice Gladney returned
Tuesday morning from the l. l &
G. where she has just completed a
course in art.
The young people of Osborn
were delightfully."- entertained at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Glad
ney Saturday night.
Mr.. Joe Ellis, of Sessums, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Reese, Saturday night and Sun
day.