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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-02
HUNDREDS OF BODIES
BURIED AT MONTEREY
Deaths From Disaster Total Fully 1000, While
Many win Never Be Found.

and more especially when the full re-
ports from down the valley are learn.
ed. ,
Temporary shelters are being erect.
ed for the sufferers and all are being
taken care OF with the best OF the
means at hand.
The waterworks company was able
TO get a supply of water in the city
main yesterday from what is known
as the low pressure service. which
heretofore had not been in operation,
30 that the danger Of a water famine
has been removed. The food supply
continues short. but there has been
no increase in the price Of anything
ne eded for the people.
Heavy Property Loss.
The property loss Is now estimated
at between Sl2.O0O.OO0 and $4,000. 900
in this city. without counting the dam
age to the railroads or down the val
ley from this city.
The plant OF the American Smelling
and Refining Company here was unin-
jured by the food but the plant of
the Monterey Smelling and Refining
Company was badly damaged.
The Monterey steel plant was also
badly damaged and will be unable to
resume operation under three months
time.
The railroad situation remains un.
changed. but officials state that a
train will arrive early today from
Laredo and that trains will leave for
Laredo at 10 o'clock this morning.
No trains will leave for Mexico City.
however. before another forty-eight
hours, and then they will be- detoured
from Monterey over the Mexican Cen.
trails ParedOn branch TO Saltillo.
The Santa Catarina river drains a
water shed comprising Loco sGuar,
mites and some idea OF the amount
Of water can be obtained when II l.
stated that the actual flow OF water In
the Santa Catarna river az the height
OF the food Saturday morning was
one half OF the flow Of the Nile and
one.fOurth OF the flow OF the Missis.
sippi when these rivers are at their
! high, 81 food. The Santa Catarina
river has a fall OF per cent at Mon
terey and by actual measurement by
engineers Of the water and drainage
company II was asCertained that the
current attained a velocity of twenty
feet per second. or thirty miles an
hour
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-02

Mr.. G. W Williams, manufacturer
NJ th. famous Colonial Grove Guava
Jelly. submitted a sample OF her jel-
Is 90 the food expert at Boston aud
received a highly commendatOry let
tor from re director Of the Woman's
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-02

Read the want ads. in tOday's 81
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21
THE RANDOLPH WAREHOUSE IN
NEW HANDS.
Business at the Old Stand Under Dit.
ferent Management.

The deal by which the old Randolph
Warehouse has been transferred 10
the Farmville District Prizing House
Association has been closed and in
f. ire Mr.. E. T. Bondurant will be
FL manager and Mr. Joe Wilkerson
e. 1los TO discharge the duties in
correction with the running Of the
house with which he has become SO
familiar, and in the discharge Of
which he has been faithful and ef-
ficient
Mr. W e. Huntington, by virtue
Of the agreement of transfer, promises
TO have a buyer present at all the
sales and to give his personal in
fluence and support as he has done
in the past
No business venture was ever
launched in Farmville under more
favorable auspices and there is prom
ise Of assured success.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21
Eighth Musical.

The eighth musical of the session
took place at the Conservatory of
Music May 18th.
The names Of those who took part
are as follows:
Misses Judith Shumate, Alma J.
Pond, of Crewe Lily May Lee, Of
Crewe: Hilda Hurt, Of Crewe; Eunice
A. Snider, Nellie Trevilian Bristow,
Ruby Williams, Margaret Pottage,
Fannie Charlton, Sarah W. Estes, Lu-
"a S. Driver, Marie Fitchette, Annie
B. Cheatham Lucy NJ. Heath, Prince
Lashly Phebe Brugh
A sketch of the life of Chopin was
read by Miss Mary Shorter. after
which Dr. Schemmel played two
selections from Chopin-Prelude and
Valse.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21
Close he Stores From Ten TO Twelve
On Next Monday.

All Farmville is interested in g
greater Farmville, and at the r-qlcs
Of the Fayette Land Company We Sly
gest to the merchants Of Ta.mv.Is
that they viii close their stores on
rext Monday between the hours Of
ten and twelve Nothing viii be l1st
by it and much is to be gained. Aad
if it is not best that the stores shall De
actIai'y closed, let one person be left
ia charge of each G. tham and the rest
OF ~e force be permitted to attend
Che io- sale. So Jar Is we know the
Fa, Be- Land Company his made no
ism- rs upon Fmuvlle fof oec-aia -
ia, a.-d tlis request now mace is q
mode one f Hurd9ver grows al
ta-myils grows win il. Let's
tol-h C5ows fer just Two hours o,
lle rcl1.lg OF a long wor ,nz day
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21
FARMvILLE, VA, FRIDAY, MAY 81. 1909
PORTRAITS PRESENTED.
We Have ROnOFed Ourselves In Hon.
Orinq Our HOnOFed Dead.

The beauty and chivalry' of
Farmville and Of the surrounding
country gathered in the Courthouse
on last Tuesday afternoon to partici-
pate in the ceremonies incident to the
unveiling OF the portraits of the late
Col. Jn0. T. Thornton and Of Govern
~ Phillip Watkins Mckinney, which
had been presented by the families Of
the honored dead to ,he county
Judge w. Il. Mann presented that of
Col Thornton, and Judge A. D.
Watkins that Of Governor Mckinney
With themes of thrilling interest to
those who heard them their words Of
eloquent and tender tribute touched
upon responsive chords and moved
sympathetic souls to profoundest
depths.
Major A. X. Venabie, Jr, the old
war horse who rode with Stuart in
the thickest Of the fight and on the
very forefront OF fiery battle, added a
soldiers tribute to soldiery yalor,
and Judge Hundley, the personal
friend of the one, and with all Vir-
ginians friend and admirer OF each, ac-
cepted the pictures in words few bur
well chosen, and which came from
heart that warns to genius and good
ness wherever found
Thornton and Mckinney Dickinson
and Watkins Look upon these pic
lures that now grace the walls of our
hall of justice. study their lives imi-
tate their virtues and gather fresh in-
spiration for the work yet TO be
done
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21
Circuit Court

The Circuit Court Of Prince Ed
ward convened on last Tuesday, Judge
Hundley presiding.
The criminal docket was at once
called. and the case of the Common
wealth VS.. Courtney Womack was the
first to be tried. The case was hot
ly contested, the accused being rep
resented by Hon. II. d. Flood and
Mr. j. Taylor Thompson. The jury
retired at a late hour of Wednesday,
and after consulting for an hour and
falling to agree, was adjourned over
until Thursday morning, when a YER
die, w3s rendered giving the prisoner
@ iaii sentence of five minutes and a
Gnc on st1y dollars.
The Grand Jury reported the fo,-
lowing true bills:
Rosser Watkins, assault: Norman
Read, murder; Monroe Ledbctte-
house breaking; Jas. Watkins, house
breaking; Henry Watkins, house
breaking; Scipio Watkins, nous
breaking.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21
THE LETTUCE VENTURE.
NOT A GENERAL SUCCESS BUT FAR
From 4 FAILURE.
No Grover Discouraged aad viii Try
Again.

We have waited until $50 could con-
fer with the lettuce growers of this
section before making comments ON
the results Of this seasons work on
this new industrial line. From the
best information we have been able
to receive we are moved to say that
while ali hopes have not been realized
some of the workers are satisfied with
tine years work and others while dis
appointed are by no means discour-
aged. Criticism is general rs TO the
conduct Of at least one of the COM
mission merchants who handles much
of the crops and this matter all be
carefully looked into. If be hash {
totcl .4r he will be made to. In
discussing the subject with Mr.. C.. B.
Pickett and Mr n. W Edmunds we
were told that owing to the unusu-
ally mild winters TIE plants were hur-
riel IN their growth and reached the
markets three weeks too early. This
brought the lettuce OF this section in
direct competition with the rear guard
of the crop from the far South, whicu
would not have happened three weeks
later
We will mo doubt have an ice
winter next time and this one
objection viii be over coined.
We have been advised that during
the past week lettuce sent from our
depot was bringing $500 a crate, and
that means good money
The conclusion Of the whole matter
is that the venture as a whole has
not been marked nor marred by fail
ure, and that our undaunted workers
will try. try again. "
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21
BOARD Of SUPERVISORS.

The Prince Edward Supervisors
met last Friday in regular monthly
session. Presept, j. L. Hart Chair
man; X. II. Walton, DR.. W. NJ. Holla-
day, A. A. Haskins and r. W. Fuqua
Accounts against the county we're
allowed, in all amounting to SS7S.3l.
On motion Of r. W. Fuqua. the
three orphan children of Aaron Cook
were adiudged paupers and allowed
$3.50 per month.
On motion of Mr.. FuQua, Buck
Bland was adiudged a pauper and al
lowed $50 per month.
Mr.. Hart. who was at the last meet
ing instructed to investigate the cost
OF widening Buffalo bridge, reported
that he had not procured but one
estimate and that he deemed it reason
able, but that ne was convinced that
the work should be done as soon as
practicable And on motion Messrs.
Hart and Fuqua were appointed a
committee to have the work done at
the best price obtainabie.
On motion Mr.. Walton was author
lied to take necessary steps in order
to exterminate the small pox in Lock
EFT District, provided the cost does
not exceed $50.
1t was ordered that an appropria-
ton OF $500 be made to the Fair AS
sociaton for the purpose of assisting
IN having a fair during the fall of this
year. But it is distinctly understood
that the Association agrees to return
the amount If its finances win permit
alter paying the necessary expenses
Of holding ITS fair.
On motion it was ordered that am
allowance of $50 each be made out Of
the dog tax fund tow. e.. Weld and
w. q. Dunkum TO assist in defraying
expenses of treatment of certain mem
oers of their respective families who
we're bitten by a mad dog. And that
an allowance OF S25 be made out OF
he county fund to W. g. Weld for
.he expense OF having the mad dog
head analized.
S3+5.6l, the county proportion o.
Judges s-iary was ordered to be paid
Is required 5y law
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21
THE FAIR AGAIN.
No Time 10 be Lost. Let's Be Up and
dtIi.

We began rather late this time on
preparations for the fair but if we
will hustle and hustle" together.
we viii be ready on time. These
summer days are long days. but the
sumner viii come and 90. and we VIII
be looking the fall full in the face.
The details OF preparation are many
and no one OF them can be neglected.
We must have the exhibits. and %
these, business men and busy house
wives must contribute. farmers and
factory folks, men, women and child
ren. We must have the fast hor ses
and the finished track, and we must
have entertainments Of diverse kind.
The catalogues Of premiums, etc.
should be promptly published and is
sued. The premiums should be made
liberal, but at the same time GOOD
judgment should dictate and control
them as well as all other features
Of the fair We haven't a day to lose.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21
GlNSEGRATEl H1MANH00D At
WORK.
REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE MISSIONARY
S0ClETY OF TIE VIRGINIA CONFER.
ENCE GATHER HfRE.
lords Of BaIcome-gork OF Interest.

The Virginia Conference of the
Women Of the Methodist Church held
It's annual meeting in the Methodist
Church here this year, and the opcr
ing session was heIdon Tuesday even
ng Mrs. Jos. E. Johnston gave a
warm welcome to the body .n the
name of the ladies' of Farmvile and
Rev. DR.. Lear representing the
Churches of the town. Appropriate
response was made by Mrs. Dixon. 0f
Richmond. the choir rendered sweet
music and announcements of the or
der of procedure followed
ON Wednesday morning a devo-
t0nai exercise was held, in the after
noon the working meeting at the
evening hour Rev. Dr. Kelly. Of Rich
mond preached the annual sermon
10 the delight and spiritual uplift of
all who were privileged to hear him.
There are upwards of fifty delegates
in attendance, all earnest workers
from the different churches, and we
trust that they will leave a blessing
behind them and carry a rich one TO
their respective work fields.
What would the Church of Christ
10 without the work of the consecra-
ted woman? But the Church has
lone much for woman and it is not to
be wondered at that she appreciates
he fact and is making splendid re-
arm Keep the home right and
lie world won { 90 far wrong
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21

Wm. PAR E1ylarr's eldest min-
married thu ,l.if fii- at i-D. Nclfec
in the fields iiilI}z g d lied -D wears
longer. People h0u 4 5e yolfgiIi a'
80. sai-e- - doht. r Spur'uck Ky.
shows bow 10 r,mai Young. 81 i-e
ju.g l.ss % I5.year-oit Boy. me eri.es.
'.afier taking s-N b blitlei Oi - eciIie
Bit.e-~. Tor shirt yeas kia % ~
trouble ma5c life n burden, Oh. tl-
irsf hoi,ie0t c. l. wonderful ~ od ciur
convinced me had found the greatest
cue on earth. They're godsend ~
weaS. sickly rundown or old people
Try them. soc at White q Cos.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21
Bad Attack Of DysenteryCured

"An h0nOred citizen of this town
was suffering from a severe attack of
dysentery. He told a friend if he
could obtain a bottle Of Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and DiarrhOea Rene
nedy, he felt confident Of being cured
ne having used this remedy in the
Nest. He was told that | kept it
sock and lost no time in obtaining
t, and was promptly cured" says NJ
J. Leach, druggist, Of WolcO,t, Vt. For
sale by The Winston Drug Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21
WORTH UNTOLD THOUSAND.
lNII-Iamsblrg NI-rinl. c...-...

Ihe farmville Herald has iu.t is
'Heu a tfade edition that Is far ahead
VI any lhing we have seen produced
outside OF the larger cities. II IL is.
sued Ia five sections of four nages
sIcn' Is beautifully aud profu,eIv IL
'ustFated. Every business concern
ana enterprise is represented. and The
advantages of Farmville and vicinitv
are ,et forth IN such q way "A. to adj
terli,e them as could no other NO
lium- The Herald, alwavs prooreS-
>ite and ably edited has added to IT,
s ssli ne" iame and set Famyllie in q
i1r more advantageous lgnt fban
s,ef oe'ore: This edition of The Her
ill d, worth untold thousands 10 the
people of Farmville.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21
Elezsa Fcxers.

Ms Newman paced hundred
pound blocl of ice N from, Of the
r,st ci'ice on Wcoaes lsy which a.
acted the attel iol or people be-
cause Of the fact that 4 Duach of low
ers was to be srea in, the center &c
the lev home. Tie scene was unique
and interc-t.ng.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21
Thg immortal Three.
EdNor Heriii:-

EdN0r HerI'i.-
Without entering into any elaborate
discussion Of The question involved in
the matter Oh the telephone franchise.
/ wish in this public manner to con
mend the official conduct Of Or CHI,
Mr. y. B. Davidson and Mr. W. c.
Fallwell, who a5 members of the
council voted o. save the town the
goodly sum 0f 100. Well done
good and faithful servants.
Farmv ii'an.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21
co'nrENDABLE ENTERPRISE.
lWest Point NewsJ


Uas.,s SanIon, o., May Il, '09.
'lsS''S' Fauiett & Bugg, Farmyille
De''teD'sH:-We have received
copy Oh the industrial edition of tha
armVllle Herald sent 10 Us no donbt
~ you. This edition is very credit ei
'oie ana shows commendabje enter-
prise on the part of the paner snd eI'e, 81
'rn 1ne pa,t OF tamville business men
ine Illustration Of your tore room
rows row very handsome up-to-date in
''''0'' .r.o Yours truly,
Inc Bucher & Gibbs Piow Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21
Farmviile, Va, Nav 4.

Farmviiie, Va, May 4.
httor Hero'9.-It gives me great
pleasure 10 congratulate YOU ON the
-pieldid Trades Edition. II shows
.'at you are up with the times in pro-
1ress, and the written description of
'.i- business men and business opera-
lions - tie town cannot be exce.led
q VIII uc an advertisement for our
ier old community of inest,mabIe
value. And rs good thing 10 let the
word see and know the faces of the
business men of our community. and
give u account of their energetic ef-
fer ; a-d successful building up of our
town.
j have long since known that there
Is 40 place like Farmville i'm the
world, aad | do rejoice in her welfare
ana progre s, and the success OF the
D 4s...ess men OF the town.
Faithfully yours.
a. r. NENABLE, JR.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21
Ladies are Invited.

The authorities Of the Fayette Land
Company are particularly anxious that
he ladies' shall attend the sale of lots
on next Monday, the 24th. Reach
Hurdover by lOa a. H., listen to the
music by the band, the music Of the
voice of the auchoneer and beat the
others in securing bargains You
needn't bid out loud, a wink viii do.
Perfect order is promised and an
occasion Of thrilling interest
Stops earache in two minutes; tooth
eele OF pain of burn or scald in five
lnutes; h0arseness, one hour; mus
le,che. two hours. sore throat, twelve
iour. -Br Thomas Electric oil,
lill-.ch over pain.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21

PROUD o. FAs.Nf SOIL.
University e ca cago.
Chicneo H. May 3, 'O9.
Ei.lor larnfi!l- T. aif, F1,m, lie.
De0r Au.-lIes- aliDw ne tr con-
graduate you i..0~t lsatilv f"r citing
uut such - .plen,uG industrial eiitiOn
Oi ihe Fa.T, beral lhi> week. IL
is something great thoroughly in
spring. Silce reading il feel proud
er than ever Of my native county, dear
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21

lawrenceville, Va, May l., 'O9.
= Z. Hart, Esq
m Dear 0ir:-I desire to congratu-
late sou luo1 the Industrial Edition
OF your paper wh ch I have Just re-
ceiyed win ,4auhs II is well gotten
an. represents a l1t Of hard work on
your p,rla .sa credit 20 yourself
and - yolr town. Wiil kind regards,
J am.
Nc-y .-u'r yours.
R. IfRNBULL.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21
TOLD n MAGNIFICENT STYLE.
d'vington Virginia Citizen1.

I'IIIIa DI-I-en.l.
Inc farmvllle Herald is keeping its
piumes of excellence well fo rbe x f,1o rs
eA...S' a .Scehl S'.i edition OF twenty pages sets
lor'h the industries and proSress s'es 81
NAT section in magnificent style The
pIiht was Al, and the many phoin-
graphs added tone 10 the exeeIlenf
paper Jim Hart, efficient serrefsrv
OF the Virginia Press Associsfio6
Ano"s well how TO keep iu the Van Of
local newspaper men. '' "
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21
|.g2F coward MUST WIN
THE PRIZE
..,,, 4Gsi Busy" Tearihe LaurelS
and Handle the Cash.

tie terms Of the State
,est. as stated by the
es-Dispatch in a recent
petition is free and open
the sole condition be-
.c'mens of corn sub
grown in Virginia,
money received from all
TO the time Of the
constitute the Priz
Awards shall be made, by
during the annual
rrrsN, October.
Prize Fund shall be divided
.r.-.te prizes, each OF which
frs. prize in a distinct
There shall be no secend and
division shall be on the fol-
.. Two-thirds of the
--t shall be- awarded for white
Virginia this summer;
| +-e Prize Fund shall be
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21

Sir T.. II. Farnham, q prominent
Cru- isr of Spirit Lake, Iowa, says.
.cr~uheraia'~ Stomach and Liver
Tablets ere certainly the best thing on
,b- ina,frt Toe c)nstipation.n Give
trial You are certain
90 f'nG thrm ,greeable and pleasant in
GT.et Pi:- . celts, Samples free.
10. s9icty lie N'instOnDrug Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21
vEEY HANDsoME En1rIoN.
Richmond Va

Richmond, Va.
Dear NJ Hort.-Allow me to con.
sra-ilate on on the very handsome
-i-tlol &. your paper II certainly
Is q b au.y. md does credit 10 your
self AID printers.
Yours very truly,
f.. Il. LAFFERIY.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21

9aePpards, Va, May I, 'O9
p ~ Hr HQr:-I want to congrat-
I'te F9l "a the Trade issue Of the
.-r-'id. tt does credit, both 10 you aud
Co t-e l0rn OF tarmvilie.
Yours truly,
p VI. JOne'.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21
FLIES. FLIES! FLIES,

We make good strong screens tC
keep th I'm 0at.
Famvilie Novelty Works
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21
CONGRATULATIONS.

,, Richmond. Va. Nay I. '09.
'lr.J l.. Hart, Farmville. Va.
mar Nr:-We beg tO acknovIai,e
receipt OF your Indu-trial issue and
'aNe great pleasure in congratu.ating
you o. the enterprise.
With regards we remain.
Yours very truly,
SOUTHERN PLANTER PrR. o..
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21
AS OTHERS SEE US.
WORDS OF COHREyDATIOy AyD GOOO
CHEER.
he are Not Proud But GfailfIed.
'''' u I'D N0IHING LEss PROM

EAPEcrED NOTHING LEss rpo,,
HERALD.
West Point News)
W e nave received a copy Of the in,
aus .flal edition of Tie Fsrnviiia
Herald. It doe. FarmyiIis er-',.. ''' y S l.'S
f. l.,, Ms, ~. ~nst we would always expect
nom me Herald under the sble man.
"-e'nent of Brother Hart. who ar one
time was citizen of West Point '
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-10

Mr. and Mrs, Watterson compliment
Sd their sister, Mrs Wattersun, Of
Tennessee, with delightful boating
party yesterday afternoon. Quite a
number of their friends We're in atten-
dance. The trip was made on tue
Egmont.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-10
personal :
AND SOCIAL

Brnnswick's music lovers and soci-
ETY. people generally will be out in
large numbers next Tuesday night to
attend the concert to be given by
Miss Ellen Beach Yaw and her com
pany. The advance sale of seats on
ened yesterday and the first days sale
practically assured the great singer
large audience. One OF. two box
parties have already been made up.
~ ~
The following from the Savannah
News of yesterday will be of interest
to the many friends of the bride-to-
be in this city, where she has visited
her sister, Mrs. }. b. Abrams, several
times:
Much interest will be felt in the
marriage of Miss Matte Putzel and
Mr.. Harold Prayer, which takes place
Thursday evening at the Temple
Mickve Israel at $50 o'clock Although
church wedding, ii viii be a quiet
one and marked by simplicity.
"The brides only attendant will be
maid of honor, her sister, Miss Ka-
tharine Putzel, and Mr.. Prayers best
man will be his brother, Mr. l. NJ
Prayer The ushers will be Mr.. ST.
mon Gazan. Mr. Jerome Eckstein, Mr.
Sidney Levy, Mr. Maurice Heyer and
the brides brother, Mr.. Edwin Putzel,
of Birmingham. The ceremony will he
performed by the Rev George Solo
mon, d. D, reception will be held
afterwards at the home of the brides
father, Mr.. L. Putzel.
Mr. Prayer and his bride will leave
the same evening for trip north.
On their return they viii begin house
keeping in apartments at PA West
Park avenue.
"The brides sister, Mrs. J. b.
Abrams, of Brunswick, is here for the
wedding, and Mr.. Abrams is expected
today as is Mr.. Edwin Putzel from
Birmingham"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-10

Mrs. WIN Percy Of Atlanta, is the
guest Of Mrs. + IL Mallard emoute
to her home from a trip through Flor
ida and Cuba.