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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-05-22
DULUTH CHARITIES / !
IRE NOW ORGANIZED.
Forty five Directors Are Elected
at Commercial Club
r s5. Meeting.
Minneapolis Man Explains the
Objects Of the Or
ganization.


= A meeting Of the Commercial Club
Friday evening resulted IN the organ
ization of Associated Charities. Forty
five directors were elected. Eugene:T.
Lies, general secretary of the Asso--
ciated Charities of Minneapolis, ;T.i.W.
Hugo and DR.. Tuohy We're among the
speakers. Mr.. Hugo acted as chairman
OF the gathering. -. -. 'z's or
Mr.. Lies said there was urgent need
TOR an organization such as proposed
In Duluth, explaining that the phen-
omenal growth OF Duluth within the
last ten years, when it practically
doubled it's population, carried with it
some problems that inevitably follow
the expansion Of industry, and which
could ;, only be properly dealt with
through system of cooperation:
The Minneapolis man was able, to
say from his own experience that an
associated charities organization in
Duluth would save time, trouble, and
money for other charities in the city.
1t can keep track Of al the needy in
the city and is in a position to pre-
vent the charitably inclined from being
defrauded. Other speakers also fay
ored organization. The sentiment
of the meeting, in fact, was strongly
in favor of, the move:
Another meeting will be called
within the next ten or twelve days.
The names of the forty-five direc-
tors elected are given below: Mrs. w.
S. Woodbridge. Mrs Marshall, Mrs.
w. N. Cole, Mrs. ID. Kenna, Mrs. G.
s.. Mitchell, Mrs. T. J. Davis, Mrs.#R.
N. Marble, Mrs. W, r. Bailey Of West
Duluth, Mrs. Eleanor Thompson, Mrs.
John Jenswold, Bishop McGolrick,
Rev. M. Lefkovitz, Rev. c. Solomon
son, Rev: Father Outlet Of the West
End, Rev. TT. X. Madsen, Rev. Camp.
bell Coyle, Rev. Brewer, Rev. Alex
ander Milne, Rev. A w. Ryan, DR.. W.
A. Coventry. DR.. p. L. Tuohy, Dr.: L.
L. Burnside, DR.: w: r. Bagley. DR..
E. J. Eklund, Mayor r. p Haven, W.
E. Richardson, Capt. M. Il Fay, J. F..
Killorin, j.. T.. Armstead George H.
Crosby, Peter s. Summers, Frank Dac-
ey, +. Freinuth, j. Moe, George
Stevens, A. R. Macdonald, Chief sof
Police Troyer, r. G. Phillips. Ira j..
1de. George Gray, F. T.: House, Ward
Ames, G. G Hartley, Alfred Merritt
and r. A. Silherstein. <s->@ss T.. Z,
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Of CITIES. j. ):
!. !. NlTl0NlLIs
%<sEt- III
Some Solution Of Present Con-
gestion in the Larger Cities !:
>.:. Must be Devised. 49, 49,

The committee on congestion of
population in New York has issued
call for a national conference on city
May 21st and 22d, 1909. :, y
The problem Of congestion Of popd-
lation In most Of our large cities has
become so serious and threatening
that 1t has engaged the attention of
numerous committees and commits
sions throughout the country. To obtain
the benefit Of the. study and investiga7
ton made by these bodies and various
city planners, conference will be
held in Washington for two days, be-
ginning Friday evening. May 21st,
1909, to discuss the. method Of city
planning as practiced abroad, the best
methods to be adopted in this coun-
try, to find some solution or ameliora-
ton Of the present congestion and a
means of preventing the recurrence
thereof in the newer districts of the
various cities. .r<.
City planning will be treated in the
widest sense, including all the meth
DDS which must be adopted to insure
the development Of q, city along econ
omic, aesthetic and hygienic lines.
This will involve q consideration Of the
best methods OF restricting intensive
building, so as to prevent overcrowd-
ing or. congestion, Of population. -,
Some of the leading opponents OF
city planning from foreign cities will
be present. <,Ss@.%s !: h.. ~ =:
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HOO! H00!|H0O!
:. J WHO ARE YOU?
Bird Whom the Greek and Ro.
man Made the Emblem
Of Wisdom.
And Sacred 10 Minerva Has
Taken Up His Abode
In Duluth.

The Order Of Owls, a fraternal and
insurance society, established Itself In
Duluth Friday evening, when a local
lodge was organized with an initial
membership Of &c.,
J. F. DelthoraA':of st. Paul.. St ate
president Of the order, had charge Of
the installation And he was assisted
by. T. w. Meade Of Buffalo; N. r., ma
t1onal organizer, and e. L. EIledge Of
st. Paul, deputy ktate organizer,
Local lodges ot3this order are known
as nests. 1t wilt not be known what
the number Of thk Duluth nest is, I'M
til the charter Il RECEIVED from the
headquarters Of The society, which are
located at South Bend, ind. John w.
Talbot Of South Hend, Ind, is national
president. Il. Ii .:..,~ 49,
The following alficers Of the Duluth
nest were installed Friday night at
Eagles hail., Past pres dent, George
Netf; president. Joseph. shartel: vice
president, James r. Walsh; invocator,
Richard Pickard; T treasurer. George
Thatcher; sechetRry., Joseph Ticks;
warden, M. Lind; Sentinel. Bert Pease;
picket, Al. Lindsa6 Sts4enson. Mayor
HaVenis a membs;; =. Il: Il. 4. I'M =
IT was decided ;lastrevening to leave
the charter open for. stwo weeks, when
another meeting Will be held. It is
expected that about, 800 names will |be
on the rolls by that tirle. The degree
team from the ST.; Paul nest will be
present to exempltfy the work of the
order. :,:.:z ..;
y The Order Of Owls has been in exist
ence for about nine years. There was
some talk Of organizing. q branch here
two years ago, but it dti not material
fze.. The creed Of the society is given
on its literature as follows:
"Thk Order Of Owls is a secret So
ciety Pf good fellows, who believe in
love, laughter and the kingdom of hea-
ven on earth. Help the sick, bury the
dead, brighten dark moments. light up
the gloomy places. Some are not
saints. None are : in Potters' fields
county shrouds or poor houses. None
are hungry. They: do good, speak
kindly, shake hands warmly and re-
spect tie honor Of their women"
Only Pne lodge is organized TN every
city. There are two branches, the
strictly fraternal, and the branch
which embraces both fraternal and in
surance| features. The insurance
members" enjoy sick benefits and the
like. ~>t 80
The nltional convention of the Owls
will be held in Spokane, Wash, in
June. ~
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SUPREME COURT JUDGE r.
DEPRICATES WAR SPIRIT


Justice Brewer OF the United States
supreme court Is quoted as having
said that he regretted the fact that
as a nation we are building the largest
navy In the world and intimated that
he thought It would only have the
effect OF getting us into war instead
of preventing war. .:.~. ..:ssz. r ~, =:
Speaking Q fthe. 50 called peace con
ference recently attended by him, ana
which he undoubtedly considered Is
farce, he said that Henry Clews, OF
New York, was the only one present
who came to the banquet with q for:
NAL written speech, and that 1t was
50 carefully prepared that Mr.. clews
evidently: hoped to stannpt the whole
affair with his opinions of preserving
peace by means Of gunpowder ana
bayonets It was then suggested to
Justice Brewer that people who were
in favor OF war were usually actuated
by. some Interior economic interest.
He answered .'tos1,s yes. Clews Is q
banker, he has bonds to SELL *
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-05-22
coLoRApo,s .ce,IAL FtELps. .

cording to- ~ e. Campbe sof
the geological survey. more than TO-
900 square miles OF Colorado contain
coal under heavy cover. Il It's .esti-
mated that these areas originally COM
tanned s71. 100 1000 short ttons The
PRODUCTION o coal IN Colorado up 30.
the close of 1908 aggregated l22,3o3.-
500 short tons. and IL It - assumed
that each tom OF coal mined one ton
was. wasted, this product ton repre-
sents an exhaust onf of IS Z, 000, ! 900 tons,
or about ..O6 per cent of the estinnatsd
original suppl
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-05-22

ments falls upon the shoulders Of the
workingmen, the producers of wealth,
and as long as this is true there win
be class sections. in all cities wherein
will be the power of government by
commission to eradicate the class
wrongs, as they confront us today.
Government BY commission under the
present system can do little to relieve
the common people who suffer so
largely because Of. the class aatagon-
dsms that abound within the Industrial
society. - T. P. G, PHILLIPS;
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From TIP Detroit Free Press:
do YOU expect your daughters we'd
Ing to Take place in June?"
Dear tne, no. That's much too early
We havtn't even denied the engage
ment yet" X; ':
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-04-22
J. n. PIumIee Brought Back.

Sheriff Seat returned Saturday
from Tiptonville. where he went af-
ter ]. H. Plumlee, who skipped a
$500 bond and located in Tennessee.
Plumlee was arrested here last
fall on charge of stealing hogs and
timber. He was placed under a
S400 bond, and later made his exit.
He is now in jail awaiting the pleas
ure of the court.
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Gardens are looking fine

Gardens are looking fine.
Mrs. Polhamus went to East Prai-
RE, Monday.
J. o. King had business at Med
ley, Tuesday.
L. L. Hinshaw returned from a
business trip to Cincinnati, last week.
Rev. Grey, of Columbus, will
preach at Locust Grove. Sunday.
Jno. Mcfarland, Of James Bayou,
passed here enroute to Hickman.
Saturday.
Mrs. Carmen Crawford and Mau-
rice Kelley went to Hickman Satur-
day, shopping.
Rev. J. E. Myles, of Martin,
preached two interesting sermons to
the people here, Sunday.
The rain Monday delayed the
farmers work, and they will be idle
until the ground dries some.
Some boys we're out last Saturday
night, serenading, and from all re-
ports, the music was enjoyed.
Mrs. Hinshaw returned to her
home in East Prairie, Monday, after
an extended visit here with relatives.
Geo. West went to Berkeley, last
week. His little niece, Velma West.
returned with him with the intention
of attending school at this place.
]. c. O'Bryen, the surveyor of
Mississippi County, sent one of his
men here, this week, to do some
private surveying for J. E. White
and ]. R. Bryant.
The children of Locust Grove
school are very sorry to report that
Miss Marietta Fowlkes won't get the
school for another year. She has
taught at this place five years and
will be greatly missed.
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Cayce News.

Hugh Cruice and wife spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at Oakton.
Erline Edmiston visited Bessie
and Eula Wilkins last week.
Martin Bondurant and family
visited Mrs. Fannie Murchison Sum-
day.
Little Doris Huddleston is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. h. P. Johnson this
week.
Miss Annie Johnson is the guest
of her uncle, Robt. Mcconnell, this
week.
W. A. Edmiston and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday with Geo.
Pewitt and family.
Herbert Bradley and Miss Vera
Lawrence, of Columbus, we're visi-
tors here Sunday.
Miss Jessie Mai Burns and Wade
Powell were united in marriage,
Sunday, April 18th, at the Metho-
dist parsonage here, Rev. Walker
officiating. They we're accompanied
by O,ha Hammonds and Miss Ethel
Edmiston. The bride and groom
are both popular young people of
Cayce. Mrs. Powell is the charm
ing daughter of Henry Burns. Mr..
Powell is a son of DR.. Powell of
Union City. After the marriage
ceremony the party repaired to the
home of the groom where they par
took of bountiful feast.
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Hubbard-Kennedy NuptiaIs.

In the presence of large coterie
of relatives and friends, at the home
Of the bride in this city, two of Hick-
mans most popular young people,
Miss Lillian Hubbard and Ascher E.
Kennedy, we're united in marriage
last Thursday evening.
1t was one of the prettiest home
weddings ever witnessed in this city.
Amid elegant decorations of climax.
white maline and yellow ribbon, and
to the soft strains of Mendelssohn s
Wedding march, the bridal party en-.
tered the spacious parlors, stopping
beneath a Aowery arch formed in
the double door, where they we're
met by the Rev. J w. Waters, who
spoke the solemn and beautiful words
which made the happy young pair
man and wife.
The attendants we're Miss Bess
Hall. of Louisville; Jas. DeFord. of
Nashville Miss Charlotte Hubbard
and Willie Amberg, both of this
city. During the ceremony "Hearts
and Flowers" was exquisitely rend-
cred by Mrs. c. P. Shumate and J.
H. Millet.
Refreshments of cream and indi-
vidual cakes, in keeping with the
color scheme of white and yellow,
were served.
At 10 80, Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy
left, amid a shower of rice, for
Louisville on wedding trip. They
will be gone until next week, when
they will return to Hickman, their
future home.
Mrs. Kennedy is the eldest
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. ]. M.
Hubbard, one of Fulton County's
oldest and best families. She is an
attractive and beautiful young lady,
possessing all those womanly graces
essential to a bright and happy
home. She is also very fine musi-
clan and a leader in social circles.
Mr.. Kennedy, whose former home
is Wingo, KY, is TO be truly con-
graduated. The groom is one Of
our promising young business men.
For the past year he has been in
Louisville, where he is taking a fin
ishing course in pharmacy. and will
likely embark in the business of his
profession here in short time.
The out-of-town guests at the
Wedding we're Jas. Mcconnell and
wife, Of Columbus; Mrs. W. X.
Hall, of Fulton; Mrs. Bird Hub
bard, of Cairo; Miss Mary Bell. of
Nashville Miss Roberta Marshall.
of Union City.
The Courier joins the many
friends in wishing Mr.. and Mrs.
Kennedy all happiness and a bon
voyage on the sea of life.
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Mayor r. M. Chowning who was
recently elected by the Council 70
ill the unexpired term of Mayor
Shacklelt, resigned, has issued a
lengthy card stating that the pro.
position to bond Fulton in the sum
OF $4,000 will be acted upon by
the city council at an early meeting.
The bonds are 10 be foated for the
purpose Of macadamizing and paw
ing the streets. The mayor and
councilmen do not propose to submit
the question to popular vote. but will
settle Il among themselves. A
number of property owners have
protested against the issuance Of the
bonds, and this will be the para
mount issue in the next city cleo
ton. which will be held in Nov
ember.
The Pittsburg preacher who ex-
planned that his request to the wo-
men OF his congregation to remov.
their hats did not apply to "elderly
ladies'" is either a born diplomat or
a wise man who takes his wife's
advice.
We are special agents for ]. Solo
man & Co. New York and Chicago's
greatest tailors. Come in and let
US take your measure for that new
suit.-Naifeh Bres. Dry Goods Co.
Call Sit puts you in touch with
the home Of good groceries-deliver-
ed promptly.
Have you tried silly Puddinga"
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Jno Greed Crippled.

While loading corn at Dodds'
switch, Tuesday, John Greed. one Of
our vell.to-do farmers, tell from the
car door and broke the bone In mis-
right arm at the elbow and his right
leg at the ankle. His foot was also
thrown out Of joint.
Mr.. Greed was taken to his home,
where Drs. Peter and J. W. Prather,
Of Woodland Mills. dressed his
wounds. He is resting as we'll as
could be expected, but will be laid
up several weeks.
Sorry, John; but II might have
been worse.
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LEILA WILLIAMS
Mr.. and Mrs. Toy CLoAR.

Clarence Corum went to Fulton,
Sunday.
Fence posts for sale. See Nose
Barkett.
Change of Program every night
at the Lyric.
Mrs. ]. H. Nelson is on the sick
list, this week.
We want to see the color Of the
mans hair that sells furniture al
cheap as we do.-St. Louis Fur
Co.
II you get a sample copy of the
Courier its an invitation to subscribe
Commercial-Appeal and Courier one
year for Si.2s
Don't forget the big revival to be
gin at the Baptist church next Wed
nesday evening. Everybody Il
cordially invited TO attend.
FOR Thoroughbred Rhod,
Island Reds eggs (is) for setting
Sl.00. Splendid layers.-Mrs. G
B. Threlkeld. State Line, KY
o-l-S
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Telephone that grocery order to
Bettersworth & Prather.

Telephone that grocery order to
Bettersworth & Prather.
If its plumbing. Cotton & Adams
can do the job. Prices right.
Have Clarence Corum deliver the
daily Commercial-Appeal of Nash
vile American to you.
Don't fail to hear Blind Joe Man
gum and the Misses Wright in the
concert tonight at the Lyric. 1t will
undoubtedly be the best entertain
ment in Hickman for years. Seats
are selling rapidly. Get yours now
at Hickman Drug Co.
Have you seen Naifeh Bros. big
line of Mattingsa Csc buys a yard
of the best Jap Mating, a beautiful
design that is worth 3sc, but during
this big sale is selling for 2sc. A
beautiful Velvet Rug, 27x60. worth
50, so. sale price Sales.--future
Big Sale.
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Mrs. Blanche Roper. Of Moscow
attended the funeral Friday.
DR.. S. Luten and daughter. Mis-,
Virginia, attended services at oul
church Saturday.
Rev. Waters, Of Hickman, wa.
present at Quarterly Meeting Satur.
day and made good talk.
DR.. Joe Luten and wife. Of Full
ton. visited relatives and attended
Quarterly Meeting Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yves Davis. OF near
Fulton. attended the funeral Of their
cousin, Lizzie Roper. Friday.
Last Saturday and Sunday we're
Quarterly Meeting. Excellent SER
mons and dinner on the ground Sat-
urday.
Mrs. P. Bradley and daughter,
Miss lola. Of Woodland Mills, at
tended the funeral Of Lizzie Roper
Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Crostic
spent Tuesday night at the bedside
Of Mrs. Sallie Arlington, Of Har.
mony. who is quite i'll.
II is with regret that we announce
the passing away OF Ii tie Lizzie
Roper. the pet and idol Of her par
ents. Mr.. Albert Roper and wife.
last Thursday morning at 4 o'clock
She vas patient through her many
Affections and God in his plying love
took her home to dwell among the
angels. God be with them in this
trying ordeal.
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Real Frlendshlp,

account that one Of the greatest
demonstrations OF real friendship that
friend can really endeayor TO have
his friend advanced in honor. IN repu-
tation. In the opinion OF wit or learn
ing. before himself.-Jeremy Taylor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-04-22

Kansas has passed a freak Law
prohibiting minors from using tobac,
co and prohibiting the selling of to-
bacco TO minors.
AL the Senator'S have received
from Senator Bradley, of Kentucky,
quart bottle Of fine old whiskey.
Don't you wish you we're senator
Judge B. T. Davis and wife were
called to Corydon. Tuesday. on &C
count Of the serious illness Of Mrs,
Davis father.
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Methodist Church.

The pastor. Rev. ]. W. Waters,
will deliver a sermon next Sunday
morning on "The Onward Movement
of the Church." AT 7;30 p. m,
the subject will be Encourage
ment."
Splendid music at both these ser
vices.
A cordial invitation to all friends
to come and worship with us.
Sunday School at 9 80. a. m.
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Timely Iaxt.

Don't fool with Satan." says an old
time brother. unless you're a good
hand at fighting fire. and even then
you're likely To play losing game.
Best thing TO do is TO keep ten miles
ahead OF Satan--if you canl"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-04-22

Miss Mollie Bourne spent Sunday
in Union City with relatives.
At a meeting of the directors of
the Hickman Bank, this week, the
old officers were re-elected--namely
R.T. Tyler. President; ]. W. Cow
gill, Vice President; W. c. Reed
Cashier; Jno. Pyle. Asst. Cashier
The meeting was held on the banks
Is anniversary.
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Gard OF Thanks.

We desire TO thank our friends and
neighbors for their assistance and
words Of consolation in our sad be-
reavement in the loss of our dear
husband and brother. May Gods
blessings rest on you all is our pray
er.
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Route Five.

-, Howard. Of this place
|, n Union City Tuesday
H., George Council, Of Rogers
I, Sunday With Miss Maud o.
y. ~
N. Will Hamblin and family
Il Saturday with Bob Mccain and
bly,.
N, yOu Shepherd, Of near Shop
I School House, passed through
!, Sunday
|E,rnan Howard, Of this place.
IA Sunday night With his UNCLE
snly Caldwell.
h.. Msthsny hlled his regular
[.lS,u.ot at Mt. Manuel Sunday.
[rr, crowd attended.
kig Hattie Caldwell, ofFremont.
n a few days last week With
kv Howard and family.
Ms. Maj Baker and son. Walter.
| r,umsd home after spending a
! weeks in Middle Tennessee.
Mss Myrtle Butler and brother
kmed to Union City yesterday af-
Spending a few days in this local.
b, Hicks Brothers. road contfac-
!, are putting our roads 10 good
Ir which We appreciate very
h.
Lnrle Dick Mosier, OF near Shop
j School House, spend Sunday
} Fred MOsier and family, Of this
Ir.
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Vaughn Gets Heavy Fine.

J. w. Vaughn, a young man who
works for Harry Manuel. over in
Missouri, was arrested here Mon
day for stealing shirt at Millet &
MAYORS. When Deputy Marshal
Sid Handy searched him. he found
a pistol and large knife on his per-
son. In Judge Roney's court,
Vaughn plead guilty TO stealing the
shirt. and was given 80 days in jail
for the offense. And for carrying
the weapons he was given 10 days
in jail and a S2S 6ne.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-04-22

The lawyers in asking for a new
trial for the Coopers in Nashville,
gave 46 reasons. There is still
another reason why they should NOT
90 to the penitentiary. If guilty at
all they should be banged.
Wheat gamblers are responsible
for bread in many cities going up to
six cents loaf. Our local dealers
will endeavor TO hold II at the same
old price.
Helm & Ellison's new frozen deli
cacy-"Lily Pudding" is selling
like hot cakes.
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Mss Mary Frances Bell, Of Full
and Charles Earl Armstrong,
Bloomington, H., we're married
Caie'go, Sunday. The bride is
daughter Of W. A. Bell, and is
|PopulaT young woman. She went
Bloomington to visit a few days
She was TO have been married
NJ Armstrong in June. but he
fn1adsd her to allow the wedding
axe place at once, so II came as a
(pnse.
Mss Bess Hall, Of Louisville.
n has been visiting Mrs. S. M.
|'''afd' is visiting relatives In Fui.
r After a visit there she will re.
|n here.
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Woodland Mills.

|llin Lassis Curtin is on the sick
! this week.
|Cih Key, Of Fulton. visited at the
b Of J. N Honeycutt last week.
|Dr. Savage flled his regular ap-
En.nt here Sunday morning AMI
|hns,
|K.sdames Alexander. Tisdale and
FanS, Of Union City, we're guests
Ms. H. L. Curtin Wednesday.
|GndY Tisdals, Of Stockton, CAL.
! guest a, the home Of II. L. Cur
this week.
Misses Louise, Farrer and Jane
rCOnnsll and Kitty Mott Glenn,
jordan, visited Miss Carrie Bur-
! Sunday and Monday.