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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-11-24
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you pay for when you buy that first cake.
Don't pay Sc for merely good laundry soap
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FOR SALE-1en pure bred Poland
China fall bears and one old herd
boar. Arthur Girard, Schleswig. Aft.
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MANILA ITEMS
SCHOOL NOTES.
(Too late for last week.)

(Too late for last week.)
The First Division of the Hesper-
ian Literary Society of the High
Schuol will give their semi monthly
program Wednesday afternoon. Nov.
"a. A special program appropriate to
Thanksgiving is being prepared. All
are invited to attend. The following
program will be rendered:
| Thanksgiving Hymn-Aigh School.
Debate. "Resolvei that Hunting is
better sport than Fishing" Affirma-
tive-Fred Breckenridge, Jim Ed
wards. Negative-Albert Hutchison.
Rudolph Hoffeins.
Thanksgiving-Wallace Saunders.
Song-Marie Jackson. Ethel Jor-
dan, Ida Breckenridge, Katherine
Sowles.
That Awful Ghost-Eva Bliven.
Mothers acknowledgement La
Turno.
Story, Gathers Return Mabel
Thompson.
Thanksgiving Now and 100 years
ago-DeWitt Barr.
Song-Sadie Carothers, Edith Van
Meter, Lowell Brokaw. Willie Nc
Cracken.
A Thanksgiving Observation-Disclosures
Sowles.
The Wasted Rehearsal-Edith Van
Meter.
Story. "The Prize Pumpkin" -Wil-
lie McCracken.
How Finnigan won the Game-John
Lueth.
Chorus-High School.
Burglars. Characters.
Josiah Green, A brave man-Lowell
Brokaw; Mrs. Green, Afraid of bur-
glars-Sadie Carothers: Kitty, the
house maid afraid of no oneida
Breckenridge; Toby. hired to catch
burglars--H Harry Hoffiens.
Misses Ea Bliven. Marie Barrett.
Ethel Jordan and Ruth Robertson, who
have been absent from school the past
week on account of sickness, were all
back to school again Monday MORN
ing.
A new supply of apparatus to use
for experiments in Physics came Mon
day. This supply is great help to
the Physics students and will be ap.
preciated both by students and super
intendent for it has been needed fol-
some time.
Misses Clara Morgan, Nina Sykes
and Dora Schroeder, graduates of
the High School. were visitors Tues
day morning.
1t has been reported that Miss
Beatrice Kirkup, supervisor of music
in the schools, has resigned her posi-
tien, the resignation to take effect
Christmas.
The English Literature class is
studying Shakespeare "Julius Cea.
sar" this week and the American
Literature class the Poems aud Tales
of Edgar Allen Poe.
In the District Court Of Iowa In and
for Crawford County.
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Found.

Five shoats were found estray on
my place in Washington township.
Owner can have same By paying costs
Paul Schoening. 462
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Board of Supervisors adjou rned at
5 O'Clock p. m. to meet Tuesday, Nov
9th, 1909, at 9 O'Clock a. m.
JOHN HOLLAND, Chairman.
M. j. COLLINS, Auditor.

TUESDAY, NOV. 9th, 1909
Pursuant to adjournment the Board
of Supervisors met at 9 O'Clock a. m.
Called to order by Chairman Hol-
land.
Members all present.
Minutes of Monday, Nov. 9Th, 1909,
were read and approved
On motion monthly allowances were
made for relief. for Crawford County
poor for the months of November. and
December 1909. as follows:
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Cooper McMinemee. mill road work
Cooper McMinemee. repairing bridges 10 ID
Chas Brogden. damage to land by public
Cooper McMinemee. hauling rubbish from % "
R Q Turner transcript in case State Of -
:, Iowa vs. Harding 90
Jacob R Jensen Trustee Morgan Twp. ~
Morgan Twp trustee and clerk ....... 90
Andy Bowling repairing bridges rs
HAYES Twp trustee and clerk ............ 81 90
Max Kropf damage to land by public trav-
] New illiams j Elk Offcio Transcript
state of Iowa VS. Chas Echlund 100
N F Stsen P Transcript state Of Iowa
W NJ WEIGH supplies for supt and clerks
offices ............... .......... ....... 20 20
F L Hoffman expenses visiting schools
F L Hoffman express and assistant paid i IS
The Telegraph Herald books for county,. 81 rs
Denison Electric Light & Power Co.. light
ing court house jail and heating plant. 81 o.
Ira Gilmor. clerk. Denison twp ..... 90
Herman Otto. trustee. Denison twp....... 90
Denison Twp Board eff Health ........ =. 90
P B Jurgensen building cement gutter. 16 90
John Bath hauling scrapers toSoldier Twp rs
Frank Faul. paid for express and cleaning
and repairing Book Typewriter. rs
W N WEIGH Mfg Co supplies for Supt.
Janet Rae Nursing Jesse Watts .......... "a 90
John Wollert coal for court house heating
Hoffman freight and drayage paid. 81
Hanover Twp Board of Health ;. ..... Is 90
81 E Beach Transcript in case of State of
Iowa VS. Geo W Wood ................ 8 so
Paradise Twp Board of Health ....... -. 62 90
F L Hoffman Expense to State Teachers
Assn at Des Moines .............. II 65
Town of Charter Oak Board of Health. 100 AZ
j Dugan Coal for Mrs McCarty =. -. IL O5
j H Wollert coal for Detlef Schnoor -. II IS
VIM Dover. ......... 8 As
M J Burke Transportation and Meals paid
Geo Menagh Co Mdse for VIM Northan %
ST.. -. - - ~ 'ie 10 90
Geo Menagh s. Co coal for Mrs Anger
Geo Menagh Co coal for VIM Dover " 4 Is
John Dozark hauling lumber and plank
ing bridge ............ 2 0C
August Mohr. bridge work and material
furnished. 80. ................~..... OC
Green Bay Lumber Co. bridge lumber. 30 Ii
j E McCone. bridge work. ......... So
Bowman Kranz Lumber Co. bridge lumber 80 II
S H Miller. bridge work. .......... 1855. So Il
John Frahm. spikes and axle grease.. II
The Berne Lumber Co. bridge lumber. 40 81
Green Bay Lumber Co. spikes. ....... >. Q OC
Claim of Rudolph Ernst for SITS
for taking Albert Mas before Board
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figure that 900 housewives use it every day
for laundering and for dish westinghouse because
1t is very much better than merely good soap.
want you housewives who merely good soap to
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Galvanc Soap cannot harm the clothes.
I've SO years experience crystalized in this soap.
Galvanc makes the clothes whittier and goes
twice as far yellow soap.
No boiling required. No rubbing-except very soiled
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Cocoanut oil is one reason.
go TO- 349 miles to Ceylon for this oil.
Others won't it because it's expensive yet it's i'm
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But nothng's too good for those 100000 who use Gal
vanic Soap.
They deserve the BEST SO make it,
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of Commissioners, was on motion re-
jected.
Resolved; That Morris McHenry.
the surveyor employed to survey and
report on the establishment of the
Boyer drainage ditch, be granted an
extension of time to file his report in
relation to the establishment thereof,
and also of the STRENGTHENING of the
Boyer river and thatshis time be and
is extended to the January 1910 meet
ing of the Board Of Supervisors.
County Superintendent Report Of Institute Flnl
l hereby submit the follow ing re-
port of the institute fund, to.wit:
RECEIPTS.
Balance on hand Jan LIST 1909 ......... -. 270 6
Examination fee II from IL % to $780,. 133 90
Registration fees. .......... 2lS 90
Institute Enrolment =. ............. l67 %
sz2 q
Expenditures
Aug 81 90 + H Camel two days work ...... 125 %
e Bolton weeks work 1l8 %
q r Weaver weeks work ...... IS 10
:. :. :. Blanche Goudy weeks work. $50
Bertha Caldwell supplies. ....... $50
Aug 80 90 E w Fellows weeks work.. 500
Aug 81 90 w L Upper work days ...... TOO
Aug 81 90 w M Welch Co supplies. Is "a
Sept. End 09 Sibbert hall rent ..... IL 50
Sept End. %. F Hoffman, dray. supplies IN
Sept 4th 90. Grace VanNess pianist and
secretary. .............. II 90
Sept 7th o. w vaMNess. rent and sup
plies -. ................... 900
Sept It'll. o. w O vanNess. weeks work 800
Balance on hand Sept II. 1907. SAG a.
$40 IS
hereby certify that the above re-
port is a true report of the institute
fund.
F. L. HOFFMAN,,
County Superintendent.
On motion report was approved.
Board adjourned at o'clock p. N.
to meet Wednesday, Nov. 10. 1909, at
9 o'cl) ck a. m.
JOHN HOLLAND, Chairman.
M. j. COLLINS. Auditor.
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Resolved by the Board of Supervis-
ors of Crawford County, Iowa, That
Frank Stock be appointed .Jusllce of
the Peace for Otter Creek twp. to fill
vacancy.
On motion following claims were
allowed:
W " cushman. witness in the case State
Of Iowa vs. W Harding :. ......... go
g w Huntington. soldiers relief commits
Fred Book. soldiers relief commissioner So
L Morris. soldiers relief commissioner. 8 80
F Lynch. trustee West Side twp ...... 400
II Rudd. blanks for county offices SO SO
A n y Weeks EEK, boar and caring for Maud :,
Henry Lamp. trustee West Side twp. ! %
Jo = n Pistz. trustee Willow twp. p %
A L uietz. clerk Willow twp. ............. 500
Crawford county Demokrat. publishing
board proceedings .............. 81 81
August A onson. trustee Willow twp. IA 90
Buena Vista county. mdse furnished W H
Redenbaugh while quarantined. -. -. 80 So
james Mangan. hauling lumber and re-
Bryan O'Donne cuvert pipe. 800. 16l 90
Bryan O'Donne spikes -. ........ 9 So
John Schumann. bridge work......... 10 so
Henry Stamp. hauling plank and taking
ef Sst B Bs3df Lumber Co. bridge work Z rs
Mrs A Adams house rent for Mrs Jen-
sen months ........... 90
VIM Cruzan, house rent for Mrs McKane
2 months .................. II 90
A Mason. domestic animals. ........ 80. so
Board adjourned at IL O'Clock.
noon. to meet at one O'Clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met at one O'Clock p. m.
On motion claims we're allowed as
follows:
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23
rated beautifully.
sOneaSEr AlD TN mDOv
News -Champiou CorrespoaAencs

Monday April 10
James Carey and H. + Redmon
rode to Somerset Tuesday.
The past few warm days has rails
ed the rivers past all fordine.
Ed Norris is packing up grain
and hay for use ON his new home.
f. NJ Mckee has been quite i'll
the past few days with La Grippe.
James Howell is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Erickson at Somer-
set
J. W. Rockefeller came up from
Paonia Thursday where he has been
spending the winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23
CaOoxSroou
News Champion Correspondence.
Saturday April IL

News Champion Correspondence.
Saturday April IL
Rev. 5. A. Webber spent Wednes-
day night with us.
;. s. Waters was in Gunnison
last "Wednesday on business.
Mrs Amos Hall spent last week
at Crookston while Amos attended
court.
Miss Blain went down to spesd
a few days with Mrs. Hall
before leaving for Pueblo. We all
regret to lose her out of our neigh
borhood. She closed a very success
fal term OF school last night and
had very large turnout to the
entertainment The children did
splendidly as well as the teacher.
The little old school house was deco
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23

Location certificates three for dime
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23
CUNNlsON COUNTY MDcN sCjoeol
News Champion Correspondence.

Thursday April %
Rev. Ewcrt visited the school
"Wednesday morning.
Great preparations are being
made for Field Day, Friday, April
%.
Junior English class began read
ing Dickens, "A Tale of Two Cite"
this week.
The Botany class has finished
the text and will finish the term
with laboratory work.
County Superintendent Miss Sara
Easterly and John Mccormick each
gave the school an address last
week
Members of the Senior English
class have finished their text and
are now giving book reviews In
class they are reading "Autocrat of
the Breakfast Table
The literary program was as fol-
lows
Selection Orchestra
Rec. Planting nf the Tree" May Carpenter
Readlue Of Gov's Proclamation. Basil Haney
Rec, Casey at the Bat Clinger Linton
Readius. Warning to Women Frank Wright
Essay, The Value Of Birds Nirgie Mueller
Song school
Arhor Day Poem. Laura Jacklin
Essay, Eugene Mccormick
The Trees Of Colorado"
Reading 'Mramick forest Fire" Maud Price
Paper Ray Andrews
The Schools Of Guuuison County
Rec Lillian Miller
"When John C,uos Home from College
sell Orchestra
Rec, Annie Ebersoi
Paper, BSice Blackstock
The Nsl1r of the wuodlot"
Essay, Isabel O-Neil
Commercial Uses Of Wood
song, School
At the close Of the program, Mr..
kreutzer gave a very interesting
and instructive talk on forestry,
showing the need and means Of its
preservation.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23
ONO In
News Champion Correspondence.
TuonLa. A IL ~

News Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday April 20
Henry Huff was in town Monday
Miss Linda Balm was up from the
ranch for a few hours visit in town
Tuesday
There will be ghost dance ia
the Woodman Hall Saturday the
"A. Everybody invited.
Miss Villa Dean, teacher at the
Sparta school, is spending her
spring vacation in Grand Junction.
Roch Lanoue is getting his be-
longings in readiness to go to Kan
sas where he expects to make his
home
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23
SPENCER
.pion Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, April Il.
Alva Foster is employed as pump
man ON the Ute Trail at Midway.
McGruder and Munson of Gunni-
sen were on business here last week.
NJ. NJ. Foster is busy of late fixing
up the road between powderhorn
and lola.
Harry Rosenbaum and J p. Bar
rows both lost two fine yearling colts
last week.
Mr.. Cole Of Beave. creek was in
Spencer Saturday night, going to
Lake City Sunday.
J. y. Davis departed last week
Tor Rldgwav, STAYING over night in
Spencer on his way out
J. 7. Barrows brought his cattle
home last Thursday from Summit
Park where he had them wintered
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23
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Ne~s-Cbamp.on Correspoadesce.
"Wednesday. April 2I.

Ne~s-Champ.on Correspoadesce.
"Wednesday. April 2l.
Another car of sulphur was ship
ped from here Monday
Miss Maude Stevens Is ENJOYING a
visit from eastern relatives.
Cass Sampson, cattle inspector
was up from Delta Wednesday.
Mrs. Sam Hartman and Mrs. Vim
Aatzke came up from Montross Sat
urday on their way to Powderhorn
Friends Of Mrs. W. II. Meek were
sorry to see her leave Tsesd.y. She
will make her future home at
Paonia
Chss. Hubbard, Alex. McDos0al
and Curtis Osborne passed through
here last week enroute to Vulcan
near which place they are working
on the Ute Trail mine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23
Cssni -. Cd eu
Coutlnsed from F=st Paxx

tos@l smosn; os coal 40 tse ksld Su.
al more Is klo~p ii the n~ssk.~~ a,
cosi bed- and ttesr var.as,o>s !.
thscsne.s The ioliowsnG apegux,.
a.A'e estimate, aaosed froa Nr
Lee report Is ho~eses a iussvu,,
The ssersSs thscknss. u u~rS.
able coal. ba~sd On ssaalshlr u.
fosmst'on !. IL Ssst f0 - Hhls.
sades district. l ) tsss fer - E~aIlps
district. aud o. fess tos tks Su~>s.
sri distract Tn,s laisss j. Gsaui.
~on couaiy Ii - 1oAshls 49,
these figure. ~Ill Isscseo.e vkaa sh1
beds are all pro~escs~d II shs
practical limit If svaslot,ls eoul =
assumed to be q mllss heck 1sosa
the ostcrop. there are sbe~t lSl
square miles Of coal lead in IL
Palisades dlstr,ct. about 2.5 sqs>rv
miles in the Rollins d,ssrics cad
about 1876 square mile. il the Sosn-
ersei district Coal Of l.3 speci6S
gravity weigh. sl.35 po~sAs pss
cubic foat and q square uasIs q cusl
/. fooi thick contain 1 ,l3s, ,54A sAoss
tons II the estimated thlck nes.sss
are correct, the Grand Ness coal
held contain. 10, 9,s42.2.0, $50 shor,
tons Of coal in work able beds
After dedacting p per cent for
waste, IN mining. there remain
l1,ssl. .303. .1Gb short tons OF in
available ... mainly ON govern
meni laro
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23
DAYTON

News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, April 20.
Clyde Hinton has gone to Salida.
Albert Benson has returned from
Sweden.
j. Ii. Kellogg has sold his fruit
ranch near Delta.
Mrs. c. Addington is Lake City
visitor this week.
Edgar Bowers and family have
moved to the Andy Enbom ranch at
Sapinero.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23
NUDce1ooeN
News-Chaulpi pioa COrreapOadencs

"Wednesday Hpril Ia
Geo. Foster and VIM. Howard
were down from Cathedral Tuesday
f. N. Bowers is helping his
brother Otto ON the upper Cebolla
for few days.
Ed Sssnders came in few days
ago after spending the winter in
warmer climate.
+. A. McCregor had another very
bad attack Monday evening but WAS
little improved Monday.
Branding has been all the 60 the
past few days. The snow moves
very slowly and the weather con
tinues cold.
IncatiSun cQrftcratea thrS,o HOr n AinA
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23

Exchange-"Where did Phsroah's 8
daughter find little Moses?" asked
the Denver Sunday Schoo. teacher.
In the irrigatine ditch" shouted q
little fellow.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23

Sundays papers report that in a
wreck on the Florence & Cripple
Greek road last Saturday, Sam
Ditto, conductor, was hurt. How
ever, 1t is not a fatal accident.
Sam Ditto formerly lived in Gun
nison and is a nephew of W. S.
Ditto OF our city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23
DOYLEVILLE
News-ChampIon Correspondence

News-t hampton correspondence
Wednesday April q
Melvin Deering went to Gunnison
Friday
MAJOR Skues was a visitor in
Doye the past week
W. A Sheldon is busy painting
Knowles Bros. big barn.
Clarence Mcdonald wife and son
attended the entertainment al
Crookston Friday night
Mrs W. y. Sheldon and Mrs.
DesCombss were visitors in Crooks
ton Friday and Saturday
Mrs. Thos. Wharton returned
vac.ar1av from, Dap,ar
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-23

Mrs. Thos. Wharton returned
yesterday from Denver.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-09-20
FARMER MEETS
AWFUL Death
Prominent Lowndes County Man SUP.
posed to Have Been Gored to Death
by Vicious Bull.
Special 10 The Neps

Special 10 The News
COLUMBUS, Miss, September 90
j. w. Smith, who resides in this CITY
and owns bull farm in the Chowder
Springs neighborhood, was found dead
in the woods early Saturday night.
and the indications are that he was
sored to death by bull. He had besr
missing since Thursday but his dis
appearance was not reported to the
county officials here until Saturday,
and Sheriff Prowell Immediately Or
ganized searching party, and went
out to look for him.
Smith owns several hundred bulls
which are pastured in a swamp, anu
on Thursday morning rode out to in
spect them. Thursday evening the
horse returned riderless to the cabin
of Harrison Gordon. a negro living
on the place. Gordon says he thought
Smith had gone to the house of a
neighbor to spend the night
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-09-20
Mining PROMOTERS
ARE IN HARD LUCK
Two Young Men With Plaus. BILE Propo
sition Locked Up AS Dangerous
and Suspicious Characters.
Blu Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS, September 90
That man with a mining proposition
makes himself liable to arrest when
he begins operations in New Orleans
without first having been properly in
troduced was made evident Saturday,
when Clarence E. Beatty and Will b.
Collins, lately from Wyoming, landed
behind the bars after attempting a
little soliciting among the employees
of the Hausmann jewelry establish
ment, 61S Poydras street. They pro
posed to Felix Bone, one of Mr.. Haus-
mann's employees, to let him in on
good thing. 1t was a land registration
scheme to be operated in Wyoming
and on the face of it there appears
to be nothing suspicious. Mr.. Haus-
mann, however, thought there was
something suspicious about the two
well-dressed young men after they
had explained their proposition to him,
and in consequence he decided to call
the police.
Both were charged with being dan
gerous and suspicious characters. At
ter being placed in separate cells in
the First Precinct Station by Detec-
tives Dantonio and McCabe, the two
prisoners consented to explain their
proposition, which according to them
amounted simply to persuading parties
to register on placer claims in Moor
croft, Crook county, Wyo., where they
said that petroleum and coal existed.
The expense attached to single
claim, including registration and the
required assessment work, was 800.
They said that after year such d
claim would be worth $500. In Horse
Thief Canyon, Wyo., not far distant,
valuable coal lands have recently been
reclaimed by the government. just
what there is to the scheme of Beat
ty and Collins has not yet developed
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-09-20
DIDN'T APPEAL
TO JUDGE DAVIS
Latter Didn't Appreciate Emma Evans
Acting As Peacemaker With
Soothing Iron.

For attempting to separate two
negro boys who were fighting by using
an empty bottle and smoothing iron,
Emma Evans, colored, was arraigned
in the city court this morning.
AS Judge Davis was not in sympathy
with Emma's unique method of act
ing as pacemaker, and as she ac-
companied her strenuous efforts with
volleys and volumes of loud language,
Judge Davis assessed her in the
amount of five lovely bones
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-09-20
some THINGS that
WILL DRAW A CROWD

New York World.
A man filling a slot machine with
chewing gum.
The daily drop of the Western
Union time ball.
A steeplejack painting a flagpole.
A sign painter lettering a window.
Two draymen cursing each other.
An automobile with punctured
tire.
Masked women in a shop window
showing off massage instrument.
A Turk rolling cigarettes in a cigar
store.
A shipment of silver bullion arriv-
ing at the sub-treasury.
An ambulance stopping anywhere.
The arrest of push cart man.
A cat up tree.
An owl, woodpecker or blue bird in
City Hall park.
A trolley car with a burned out
fuse.
Smoke coming from a subway en-
trance.
An augment, if the disputants
stand still.
Some one asking "is he hurt.
A suffragate speech wagon.
Two dogs arranging the prelimina-
ries of fight.
A mouse that has lost its way.
Hosting a safe into a skyscraper.
Duckling fresh from an incubator
on view.
A baseball bulletin.
Anybody standing still and looking
intently at the sky for five minutes.
If you are for Hattiesburg, attend
the citizens mass meeting at the court
house tomorrow Tuesday night.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-09-20

weeks. Mr.. Cotton sailed Sunday on
the Deutchlau, for Johannesburg, S. A.,
where he is engaged in business.
!: {. :.
To Resume His Studies
at Castle Heights.
Willie Jim Greer left Saturday night
for Lebanon, Tenn, where he will
resume his studies at Castle Height
School.
Home From the North.
Mrs. S. Burr returned Saturday from
an extended tour through the north.
While away Mrs. Burr spent a few
weeks at her old home. Montecella, N.
Y
Nevada-Martin Society Meets.
The Nevada-Martin Missionary So
ciety of Court Street Methodist church
will meet Tuesday afternoon at four
o'clock with Miss Bertha Ward.
:. :. :.
Mrs. ]. S. Harrison and Miss Bessie
Harrison have returned from a two
months stay at Cooper's Wells. Miss
Harrison, also spent some time at
Vicksburg and Jackson.
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Mr. ond Nrc Dhi11iy, ToO,,1. Lo,
returned from a six weeks visit in
New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Toomer en-
route home spent few days in Chi
cago.
Miss Mable Henry returned Satur
day evening to her home in Jackson
after a ten days visit to Miss Norma
Powe on Main street.
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Mrs. Wiley ]. Ferguson and little
daughter, Gussie, of Brooklyn, were
the guests Saturday of Rev. and Mrs.
George II. Thompson on Elizabeth
avenue.
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James Harrison, of Mendenhall
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. S. Harrison on West Pine
street.
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Mrs. D. L. Easterling has as her
guests. at her home on Main street,
Mrs. Kate Lacy and daughter, Miss
Lily Lacy, of Lake, Miss.
:. :. {.
H. c. King, of Howison spent Sun
day in the city the guest of Mesdames
G. H Thompson and Dan Gilman.
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Fred P. Colvin left Saturday to spen
few days in Gulfport.