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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15
PADS FOR WRITING DESK.
These Are Very Convenient and Not
Expensive.
Continued next week

These Are Very Convenient and Not
Expensive.
The woman who has a large CORE
Spondence has taken to using what is
known as the hasty line pad. BY cor
respondence" one doesn't mean letters.
This form of exchanging courtesies has
almost gone out OF style. Few people
receive letters my more In the true
sense of the word.
Intimate members OF the family
write each other at more or less fire.
quent intervals to exchange family
news or ask and answer questions.
The modern definition of "corre-
spondence" is a mass of notes, answers
TO invitations, letters on business, char
ity, philanthropy and appointment max
ing.
Ones best embossed paper with mon
agram and street number is too expen-
sive to use up by the quire a week 10
this fashion. On the writing desks of
ome who live a wide life there are
stacks Of small pads which are In
closed In colored morocco. These are
of good paper with a strong edge and
are detached without giving the look
of being torn off. They are used for
everything except long family letters
and formal occasions.
They will not serve for answering In
vitations to weddings or formal din
ners or any Of the affairs for which en-
graved invitations are sent out, but
they do for a multitude of other things
and are a great convenience and a saw
ing of money.
There is also an oblong caro- made of
slightly thicker paper, which may bear
the street number If one wishes to go
to that expense. These are also con
venient. They slip into the envelope
without the necessity Of folding. They
are used for answering all informal In
vitations, thanking persons for gifts,
especially bridal gifts, and sending ex-
pressions Of sympathy or c~ongratula-
ton.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15

Mary Johnson ct ais. to John w.
Scholey. So. Lot at Grassy Sound
rear r. r. D~rawbridge.
Hugh Mulligan ct TX to Thomas J.
Devereux. 81. Lots F, II, J, l., N, P,
r and T in block bounded by Fifth,
Sixth and Illinois avenues and Sound
Drive, plan Anglesea Land Co.
Deeds by Wildwood Realty Co.
Lands at Wildwood Junction on plan
of said Co. To Rebecca J. Vansant,
$40, lots 70 and rs, block Is. To Peter
o. johnson, $40. lots 70 and 81, block
II. To Harry R. ~Jablensky, $40, lots
68 and 20, block II. To H. L. Citizens.
$50, lots 43, 40 and AZ, block 80. Her
bert r. Citizens, $50, lots A, 46 and 4S,
block 80. To James Gilday, $40, lots
26 and 2s, block II.
Wildwood Realty Co. to Sarah J..
Oldfield. $475. Lots 10 and 46, block
38, plan Wildwood Heights.
Same to same. $3.50. Lots Ss, 80, 90,
"a, So, 9S, block 80. said plan.
Same to Laura Graul. s455. Lots
81 and 58, block AZ, said plan.
Same to Fannie Tribbitt. 500. Lots
10 aud q, block 10, on said plan.
Wildwood Realty Co. to Lewis
Adams. 1926. Lots n, 70 and 81,
block 81, plan Wildwood Heights.
Same to Sarah E. Adams. 1925.
Lots SO, IS and 81, block 81, Wild God
Heights.
Same to Thomas Warren. 1925. Lots
II, 70 and 20, block 81, Wildwood
Heights.
Ada Apologize ct TX to Robert s.
Miller. $40. Lot 8, block 28, plan
Wildwood Heights.
Wild wood Extension Realty Co. to
Harry E. Weir. $500. Lot 81 on 18th
avenue, plan said Go.
Harry E. Weir to Leslie s. Cald we'll.
81. Lot 81, T~wenty-sixth avenue, plan
Wildwood Extension Realty Co..
Wildwood Realty Co. to John Smith
and Mary Kennedy. $40. Lots l, 8
and 5, block 20, plan Wildwood
Heights.
Hugh Mulligan ct ux to Clarence
Wright. 500. Lots A and b in block
bounded by Cedar, Cherry, Kentucky
and Tennessee avenues, plan Anglesea
Land Co.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15
Wildwood Crest

Wildwood Crest Co. to Warren E.
Biscoe. 81. Lots 81 and 80, block %.
Same to Charles F. Slater. 81.
Lots 8 and 4, block 40.
Same to William s. Travis. 81.
Lots "a and %, block 81.
Martha N. Morris ct viz to George
Davidson. 81. Lots 10 and Is, block
II.
Thomas H. Weir ct TX to Harry E.
Weir. 81. Lots IL and II, block SO.
Washington Hilton ct ux to Carrie
E. Lare. ST.. Lots 20 and 80, block II.
Wildwood Crest Co. to Nathaniel A.
Dutton. 81. Lots 8 and 4, block 81.
Same to Annie III. Waters. 5. Lots
81 and %, block 40.
Wildwood Crest Company to James
Harvey Spruance. 81. Lots 10, 20
and q, block 66.
Same to Jacob SETTER. 81. Lots 2
and s., block %.
Same to William Armstrong. 81.
Lots 10 and IA, block A.
Same to Sarah w. Fawley. 81.
Lots II, IS, 10, and 20, block SO.
Same to Laura E. Dodds. 81. Lot IL,
block "a.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15
Holly Beach

Wildwood Land Co. to Lester w.
Smith. $316. Lot 49,, block 70, plan
Ottens Harbor Tract.
Latimer r. Baker ct TX to Theophilus
P. Mexican. $3.50. Lots 20 and 81,
block al, plan Baker Bros.
Rudolph Daltwyler ct ux to Laura
M. North. $500. Lot 15, block SS.
Same to Eli d. Barnett. $500. Lot 10,
block 38.
Same to Oakford M. Cobb ct ux.
$500. Lot IA, block 3S.
Ebenezer Yenney ct TX to John b.
Lopez. 81. Lot north corner Davis
and Pacific avenue 20 feet on Pacific
avenue by so feet on Davis.
Wildwood Land Co. to William R.
Pinker. 1915. Lot 20, block ~, plan
wildwood Harbor Tract.
Same to William L. Dickel. 1915.
Lot "a, block ~, plan Ottens Harbor
Tract.
Thomas Montgomery ct TX to Joseph
NJ. Sweet. 81. Lot Is, Block 152.
Lewis D. Lull to Richard N. O'Don-
mel and Maurice s. Tucker. $3.50.
Lot 7, block IL.
Alonzo P. White ct ux to Joseph
A. Lee. $500. Lot s, block 10.
John Reese to Lewis Goldstein. 81.
Quit claims lot %, block 43.
Wildwood Land Company to Ray
mond s. Turpen. $50. Lot II, and
northeast 2 feet of lot IL, block 81, plan
of Ottens Harbor Tract.
Frank A. Mershon ct TX to Leah L.
Garrison. $94O. Lot 25, block 102.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15
THE PRICE OF GENIUS.
What It Means to Man to Be a Pioneer
In Thought.

What II Means to Man to Be a Pioneer
In Thought.
To be a pioneer in thought is to
stand alone with nature, not for a few
minutes, but for life. The isolateness
Of the few great minds of each gen.
Grafton of men is utterly undreamed
of, for want of understanding. by
those about them. Yet think what
1t is to pass ones days in a thought
world where the thinker roams alone-
to grapple with problems the very
terms of which are beyond ordinary
comprehension and the solution appre-
ciated only in years to come; to con-
template in lonely ecstasy, after still
lonelier despair, the revelation that
comes with months and more OF pom
dering. When some one asked New
ton how he came to make his wonder
full discoveries he replied, Simply by
always thinking about them" Consid-
er Kepler toiling year after year fruit
lessly for some ratio that should link
the planets motions by a general law.
calculating a~ssiduously and putting
hypothesis after hypothesis aside as he
IOuUu IL WOulu AOI WIN 0hlh ~ A"oNr
after almost uncomfortable toll, he hit
upon the one that would.
As if this loneliness by nature were
not enough, it must needs be accen-
tuated by man, for he rises In such
cases in chorus to condemn. Consider
Darwin. in patient study, testing the
working out of natural selection and
adding fact to fact, only to have the
whole denounced as r~idiculously alb
surd. Think you the denunciations of
the master while living are wholly
compensated by the plaudits after he
is dead? The loneliness of greatness
is the price men make the genius
pay for posthumous renown.-Percival
Lowell in Atlantic.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
in the Cape May County Clerks Office from
April %, 1909, to Date. Compiled from the
Cape May County Gazette

John w. Cramer ct Tx to Thomas s.
Goslin. 81. Lots % and "a, block Sc.
Violetta r.. Elliot ct vir to Louisa
Hulseman and Rose Suffer. $400.
Lot 81, block As.
Oliver s.. Camp ct TX to William Z.
Emley. $500. Lot IS, block so.
Robert R. Corson, Sheriff, Qand o.
John N. Reeve ct als.) to Curtis T.
Baker. $998O.26. Lot 26, block IL.
Curtis T. Baker to John J. Kay.
81. Hotel Fen wick, lot 26, block IL.
William J. HARRISON ct TX to Oliver
L. Blackwell, Trustee. 81. Lots 10
and IL, block IL.
Oliver I. Blackwell, Trustee In Bank
ruptcy for William J. HARRISON, to
Harry L. Moon. SLIPS. Lots 10 and
IL, block IL.
John N. Reeve ct TX to William q.
Hendee. $3.50. Lot II, block 10.
John Swope to Carrie Y. Bailey. 81.
Lot IA, block IL.
Charles A. Stark ct TX to John ].
Stryker. $l400. Lot II, block 8.
Sarah s. Young to Marian H. Viii
linger. 81. Lot 81, block Is.
Same to Lawrence H. Denniston. 81.
Lot 33, block 10.
Joseph A. Coke ct TX to Ann Nee
han. 81. Lots % and 26, block 20.
James r. Hoagland ct TX to James
Gemmell. $725. Lot 81, block 15.
Joseph N. Tomlinson ct Tx to Shep-
pard w. Coombs. 81. Lot IL, block
ID, confirmation deed.
Philip P. Baker ct ais. to Hannah
Gruninger. 1920. Lots Is and IS,
block 53; lots Is, II, IS and 10, block
"a.
Elmer e. Long, Trustee in Bank
ruptcy of John G.. Colsey to George A.
Wonfor. $3.50. Northeast one-half of
lot 2 and all of lot 3, block 5.
Edward Siebert ct ux to Matthew
M. Norbury. 81. Lots "a and rs,
block 46.
Mary e. Howard to Bertha s. Crop
per. 81. Lot %, block 5.
Albert Hart ct TX to Ada f. Rem.
81. Lots 20, p and %, block 83.
Ada f. Rem to Albert Hart and
Katie Hart, his wife. 81. Lots 20, 81
and %, block SO.
George M. MacCIemmy ct Tx 10
Jacob "A. Ketteming. ST. Lots 8 and
10, block 5.
Harry l.. Moon ct ux to Harbison's
Wild wood Bazaar. 81. Lots 10 and
IL, block II.
John Laib ct ux to Sheppard w.
Coombs. 5000. Lot 81, block 40.
Joseph e. Greenhalgh ct ux to Frank
A. Mershon. 81. Lot 25, block SO.
Robert j. Kay ct TX to Oliver l..
Blackwell. $1,000. Lot IL, block 8.
Robert r. Corson, Sheriff, (land of
Peter Day ct als.) to Robert j. Kay.
1892. Lots IL and ID, block 8s.
Mary s.. Esser 10 Matilda Simpson.
81. Lots l, 2, 8, 4, 1s, 10, 20 and 81,
block 20.
Aurelia A. Stranger to Harry Grant.
$1,000. Lot A, block 36.
John g. Colsey ct TX to Elmer e.
Long, Trustee in Bankruptcy. 81.
Quit claims lot 8 and of lot 5, block
Al, and lot II, block 35.
Matilda Simpson to Frank Davis ct
ux. 81. Lots l, 2, 8, A., Is, 10, 20 and
81, block 20.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15
Wildwood

Conrad Waltz, Jr., ct TX TO Harry G..
Helm, David d. Helm and George w.
Helm. $500. Lot l, block A.
Enoch r. Hand ct TX to Amelia
Held. $500. Lot 7, block 81.
George w. Banks ct Tx to James E.
Durham. 81. Lot I, block 8.
Robert R. C%orson, Sheriff, Glands of
John N. Reeve to Frank H. Taylor.
$4s50. Lot "a, block II.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15
hi
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Continued from page 8

"You won't bring as much in the
south sea market as you would In
Rapp-Thorberg or Paris, but ] dare
a you could be sold for
please. Mr.. Chase. don't suggest
anything SO at~rocious." she cried. some
thing like terror in her voice.
"Neenah's father sold her for a hand
ful Of gems" said he, with distinct
meaning In bis voice. She was silent,
and be went on after a moment "Is
there 30 much difference, after all.
where u is sold. just SO long as the
price Is satisfactory to all concernedT"
you are very unkind. Mr.. Chase"
she said with quiet dignity. II do not
deserve your sarcasm"
II humbly plead for forgiveness" he
said. suddenly contrite. ut was beast
IT,"
american wit, | imagine you call
It." she said s%cornfully. Il don't care
to talk with you any longer"
wont you forgive met Pm a poor
brute-don't lash me. In two or three
weeks I'll step down and out Of your
life; that will be penalty enough. don't
you think
"For whom7" she asked In a voice so
low that be could scarcely e the
s.I do forgive. 1t is all that a prince
or a princess is eve asked to do. I'm
beginning to believe. l also forgive
you for coming into my life"
"If l had been a trife more intelli-
gent I should not have come into 1t at
all,'' he said. She turned upon him
quickly. stung by the remark.
sis that the way you feel about it?"
she asked sharply.
"You don't understand. A man of
Intelligence would never have kicked
Prince Karl. AS a matter of fact. In
trying to kick Prince Karl out OF your
life / kicked myself into It A very
simple process, and yet scarcely intel
iectual. A jackass could have done as
much"
"a jacknss may kick at a king" she
paraphrased casually. IA cat may
only look at him. But let us go back
to realities. Do you mean to tell me
that they-these wretches-would dare
to sell me-us. | mean-into the kind
OF slavery you mentionY p
why notY' he asked soberly. aris-
hng and coming quite close to her side.
.'You are beautiful. If they should
take you alive 1t would be a very SIM
pie matter for any n Of these men to
purchase you from the others. You
might easily be kept on this island for
the rest of your days and the world
would be none the wiser. or you
could be sold into Persia or Arabia or
Turkey. l am not surprised that you
shudder. Won Blitz and Rasula mean
% destroy all of rs. We are to disap-
pear from the face of the earth.
When our friends come n look for us
we VIII have died from the plague and
our bodies will have been burned. as
they always are in Japat- There will
be no one left to deny the story. After
tomorrow no ship is due to put In here
for three weeks. They will see to 1t
that none Of us get on to that ship,
nor will the ships officers know of
our peril. The word will go forth that
the plague has come to the island.
That is the first step, your highness.
But there Is one obstacle they have
overlooked" he concluded. She looked
NO inquiringly.
"My ~warships." he said, the whimsi-
cal smile broadening.
Continued next week
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15
Lower Township

Samuel Johnson, Jr., to William H.
Roethel. 500. Lot on Holly Beach
and Rio Grande Turnpike heal Draw
Bridge.
Joseph Bowker to Fred l.. Temple
$50. Lot on N. E. side of Holly Beach
Turnpike, near dra bridge.
Fred l.. Temple ct TX to Claude
Jones. 81. Ss&ss rs last Rm
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15

Robert R. Corson, Sheriff, (lands of
Charles H. Kurtz) to Charles H. Shoe
maker. $46.2O. All right, title and
interest of Charles H. Kurtz In lots Is,
Is and 20, block 85.
Lewis Goldstein ct TX to George w.
England. $3.50. Quit claims Lot 10,
block Is.
Hermine Toffier to Ada Toffier. 81.
Lots l, 2 and 3, block 142.
Dorothy j. Pullinger, Adm'x of AM
brose P. Pullinger. deceased, to Maurice
Hertz. $500. Lots 6, Z, q, %, block
l51.
Maurice Hertz to Dorothy ]. Pull
linger. 81. Lots 6, 7, 81 and %, block
151.
Clara B. Owen to Harold B. Wools-
ten. $1400. Lots 8 and 4, block 81.
Wildwood Land Co. to Israel Gar
wood. $500. Lots IA and Is, block 50,
plan Ottens Harbor Tract.
Julius Rauch ct ux to Margaret
Grady, $4,000. Lots IA and 15, block II.
C. Harry Leech ct ux to Mary L.
Moore. 5000. Lot ID, block $50.
Wildwood Land Co. to Sue ].
Spooner. 1885. Lot q, block 20, plan
Ottens Harbor.
Daniel Kehoe ct TX to Levi E. Butts.
81. Lot IL, block 66.
Five Mile Beach Building and Loan
Association to George Morris Dare. ST..
Quit claims lot %, block 1876.
Edward s. Culver ct ux to Frank H.
Crammer. 81. Lots II and Ii, block
112.
Frank II. Crammer ct TX to Olga b.
Culver. 81. Lots IL and is, block 112.
Jennie A. Wilson to Mary Emily
Wilson and Mabel Wilson. 800. Quit
claims lots Is and Is, block 141, plan
Baker Bros.
William H. Bright ct Tx to Leah l..
Garrison. $500. Lots 10 and IL, block
70, Ottens Harbor.
Wildwood Land Co. to William H.
Bright. $500. Lots 10 and IL, block
70, plan Ottens Harbor.
Lille E. Kennedy to Margaret Luez.
800. Lots 5 and 20, block 103.
Borough Of Holly Beach City to
Charles s. Goldstein ct ais. 81. Quit
claims southeast 10 feet of lot 81, block
l2s.
Annie McCaughey to William Penn
Corson. $500. Parts of lots l, 2 and
3, block 65.
Robert r. Corson, Sheriff, lands of
Anna M. 3. Hamilton ct ais, to
Thomas q. Satterthwaite. $500. Lots
% and %, block As.
Thomas G. Satterth waite ct TX to
James j. Campbell. $4,000. Lots %
and %, block 48.
Mary E. Stell ct ais. to 1.-THE Trus-
rFees Of the Cosmopolitan Church of
Holly Beach City. 81. Lot 16, block
Ill.
Alice G. Clark to Eliza g. Hartel.
ST.. Part of lot 2, block Is.
Ebenezer Yenney ct Tx to Laura s..
Hill. $23O0. Parts of lots IA and Is.
block "a.
Wildwood Land Co.. to Raymond s.
Turpen. $3.50. Part of lot IL, block 81,
plan of lots of Ottens Harbor Tract.
Jennie A. Wilson to Mary Emily
Wilson ct al. 500. Release of Dover
in lots 10 aud Is, block 141, Holly
Beach.
William HI. Bright ct TX to Leah l..
Garrison. $500. Lots 10 and IL, block
10, plan Ottens Harbor Tract.
Borough of Holly Beach City to John
Scott. 81. Quit claims lots 10, IL, IL,
ID, and IA, block rs.
Jennie Brown to William T. Garri-
son. 81. Lot 20, block SO.
John Scott ct ux to Matilda A. Hart
man. $3625. Lots 10 and IA, block
70.
Carl A. Haswin to Ella @. Neal ct
vir. $425O. Lots % and 80, block %.
Wildwood Land Co. to Sue j.
Spooner. 81. Lot l, block 70, plan
Ottens Harbor Tract.
Henry H. Ottens ct u to Christian
Bartle. $3.50. Lot 5, block 100, plan
Wild wood Land Co.
d. Lansing Spooner ct TX to Will
wood Land Co. 81. Lot 81, block 20.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15
Perhaps.

my wife is getting so she can cook"
"You are prejudiced in her favor"
mo. / am not. She gave a tramp
a piece of pie last week, and he has
been back for more three times"
perhaps he is after a hero medal"
Houston Post.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15

Wildwood Crest Company to Allen
@. Gresham. 81. Lots IA and Is,
block 90.
Same to Furman L. Campbell. 81.
Lot 80, block II.
Same to Godfrey shmidheiser. 81.
Lots 8 and Z, block 40.
Same to Lille w. Slemmer. 81.
Lots 10 and 20, block %.
Same to Leslie Hallen ct TX. 81.
Lots % and 80, block 40.
Wildwood Crest Co. to Edgar l..
Wike. 81. Lots 81 and %, block 8.
Wildwood Crest Co. to James P.
Gills. 81. Lots 5, 6, 20, block 46.
Wild wood Crest Co. to Walter G.
Anderson. 81. Lots 9 and 10, block 80.
Sarah w. Fawley to William w.
Fawley. 81. Lots 10 and 20, block 86.
Wildwood Crest Co. to William II.
Dorm. 81. Lots 20 and 80, block %.
Same to George w. Walton. 81.
Lots 80 and 80, block s.
Same to Theophilus P. Mexican. 81.
Lots and 2, block 8.
Wildwood Crest Co. to John F.
Buchanan. 81. Lots l and 2, block
Sc.
Same to John P. Fl. Schrveitzer. 81.
Lots 8 and 10, block IA.
Same to Harry c. Worrell. 81. Lots
IL and II, block 5.
Wildwood Crest Co. to Gertrude w.
Pennington and Mary E. L.. Penning-
ton. 81. Lots II and Is, block 8.
Wildwood Crest Co. to Robert T.
Haslam. 81. Lots 10 and Is, block 81.
Same to Ralphene G. Solely. 81.
Lots II and IL, block SO.
Same to Edith G. Dechant. 81. Lots
8 and A. block 80.
Same to William A. Ploucher. 81.
Lots 7 and s, block so.
Same to Lille H. Campbell. 81.
Lots 8 and 10, block A.
Same TO Florence B. Morris. 81. Lots
20 and 80, block 80.
Same to The Crest Pier Company.
81. Lot of land and riparian rights
east of Atlantic avenue, and on south
west side of Lavendar Road.
Annie M. Tongue and Isabelle Leach
to William HI. Boardman, Trustee.
81. Undivided one-third interest In
lots 20, 80, 81, and 80, block So.
Wildwood Crest Co. to Oscar D. Hill.
81. Lots 3S and SO, block 3.
Wildwood Crest Co. to William II.
Stiles. 81. Lots II and 18, block 81.
Same to George w. Rhodes. 81.
Lots Is and II, block 81.
Wildwood Crest Go. to John M.
Broomall. 81. Lots 8 and 10, block
SO.
| wildwood Crest 80. TO- aases LDzr
Der. 81. Lots 4S and 40, block IS; COZ
firmation deed.
Same to st. Clair Whitney Ash
bridge. 81. Lots 9 and 10, block SO.
Wildwood Crest Co. to Mary M.
Krewson. 81. Lot 81, block Is.
Same to Isaac g. Shallcross. ST..
Lots 8 and 10, block So.
Wildwood Crest Co. to Theodore
Haas. 81. Lots 81 and %, block 80.
Same to w. Watson Barras. 81.
Lots 80, 81 and 80, block AZ.
Same to Esther A. Lacon. 81. Lots
Is and 16, block IA.
Same to Frank Wanser, administra-
tor. 81. Lot 30, block 80.
Wildwood crest Co. to Charles F.
Hesch. ST.. Lots 81 and 3S, block 7.
Same to Michele lara. 81. Lots 20,
q and %, block 81.
Wild wood Crest Co. to William A.
Sleinbach. 81. Lot 6, block As.
Arthur Robinson ct TX to George w.
Rogers ct ux. ST.. Lots IA and Is,
block 2.
Wild wood Crest Co. to w. Garrett
Taylor. 81. Lots 15 and 16, block 81.
Same to George N. Smith. 81. Lots
20 and 81, block 8.
John F. Buchanan ct TX to Bronte
Green wood, Jr. 81. Lots l and 2,
block 66.
Bronte Green wood, Jr., to Carrie M.
Buchanan. 81. Same as last above
deed.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-10-15

Mr.. A. F.. Young. of SeSsumS,
IS visiting here today.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-10-15
God Had Not Settled Yet.

A certain farmer who was an
infidel, sent the editor OF a
weekly newspaper the following
letter.
: Sir.-I have been trying an
experiment. l have a heid OF
Indian corn which | ploughed
on Sunday. I planted it on Sun
day. I did all the cultivating
which itreceived on Sunday. |
gathered the crop on Sunday.
and on Sunday l hauled it to my
barn; and I find that / have more
corn per acre than has been
gathered by any of my neighbors
during this Octoberr'
What a triumphant sneer lay
behind these words Of the skep.
tic. But one thinksAtheli light md
ed from his eyes as he read the
sentence which the editor ap'
pended tn his letter: IN. b.
God does not always settle His
accounts III October"
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-10-15

The case that was continued
last week to be taken up before
the mayor against Wafer Shaw on
Tuesday was heard on that day,
and was bound over to the Circuit
Court in bond of $500. on a
charge of assault anu battery
with intent to kill and murder
Boliver Ferguson. He was also
fined $50 and 80 days in Jail for
assault; $25. and 80 days for re-
sisting an officer; $40 for being
drunk and disorderly.
Shaw took an appeal on the
last three charges and gave bond
of 81, 900 in all charges.
Circuit Court will convene
first Monday in November. when
he will be tried on one or more
|of the charges.
II -
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-10-15
STURGIS LOCALS.
BY MISS SAlLlE BEVlLL.

Rev. w. G.. Galceran and Mas
ter Chrisman are visiting home
folks.
Mr.. w. II. Woodscn received
an invitation from the business
Mems League of Columbus 10 be
present at the Taft Banquet in
that city on Nov. 2nd.
While grading the hotel yard
and opening up the drainage,
Mr.@O. f. Turnef exeaNate1,,--t.
human skeleton supposed to be
that of an indian, buried there
some seventy years ago. Some
of the bones were fairly well
preserved and there was a num-
Der of beads with the bones.
Mr.. Boone Jackson and famil y
spent Saturday night and Sun
day with his brother, Mr.. Jonah
Jackson.
The Hardy Garner Lecture
was called off Monday night as
Pres. Hardy was quite i'll.
Mr.. Brown and family have
moved here and are boarding
with Mrs. Gussie Shropshire.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-10-15
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Mr.. Pig Sudduth and two
charming daughters, Misses An
ME Mae and Clara Belle, were
visitors in the home Of Mr.. w.
w. Miller.
Mrs. Worley, Of Starkyille'
was the guest of Mrs. J. b. Lo-
can few days last week.
Miss Ella Reed YVES the guest
of Miss Eula Reed Saturday.
Rev. BuIlard delivered a very
interesting sermon Sunday even
ing IN the presence OF large
congregation.
Mr.. Raymond Reed mingled
with old friends in Pheba Satur
day.
Little Miss Hettie johnson
was pleasant visitor in The
home of her grandfather. Mr..
F.. M. Johnson, Sunday.
Mr.. Andrew Rutherford at
tended services at Pearson S
Chapel Sunday.
Mrs. A. S. Wofford and son i,
Westmoreland were welcome
visitors of Mrs. J. P. Bell Sun
day.
MISS Lena Davis enjoyed the
hospitality of Mrs. w. B. Beard
Sunday.
Mrs. w. E. Nichols departed
Tuesday for her home at Drew,
Miss.
Mr.. Fl. M. Wade, who has
spent great deal Of his time
for the last three years digging
in a pond. 1t now covers four
acres and has five different divis-
ions; is very much distressed ov-
er the loss of one fish mined
Bob. The finder will be reward
ed by placing it in the third di-
vision of his famous pond.