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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-03-26

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70 visit relatives
Mrs- CLARK 7. Jones Is visiting rela-
dives IN Nashville
Ms Smith Thomas. Of Glendale. u
visiting her mother. Mrs. Jennie
Brown
Ms. C. Is. WitherspoOn. o. Nash
vile. s visiting her sister. Mrs r. P.
Fguers-
Mrs Keller. OK Florence. Ala Who
Is visiting her mother. Mrs. Moore
and Ms. Porter. went % Nashville
this morning for a teE days stay
Miss Rebecca Carpenter has return
Cd from Murfreesboro
Major VIII Hughes Who has been
visiting relatives X toiuLAOiA' La
returned 10 Nashville.
Mrs. Wooten Moore Is visiting Ms
Trotwood Moore in Nashville. Miss
Emma Claire Moore Is also visiting
Mrs. TrotEood Moore.
Miss Nan Wharton, who has been
member OF the faculty OF the Mt
pleasant school, has resigned and will
accompany her parents to Sherman,
Texas.
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Littie-Walker.

simple home wedding with all the
charm and endearfng accessories Of
the family circle was that of Miss Car
rie Walker to Rev D. d. Little, which
took Mace Wednesday at the Wal
Yer residence on South Garden street
Graceful vines and ferns and white
lowers. the colors OF spring, were
used in the decorations and were seen
In profusion in the han way and par
Tors, while in the front parlor a moral
altar embracing these coIors was ar
ra aged. and before this she ceremony
was performed.
The groom entered with his best
man Mr.. J. H. Dining; the bride
with her cousin, Mr.. LoOaey Walker
the two couples meeting before the al
far Little Catherine Wharton pulled
back the curtain which admitted the
bride and her attendant to the par
lor and walked before the couple. The
bride was attired in a handsome tail
ored salt of brown cloth with hat and
gloves 10 match. She carried white
carnations. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. John Little of Louis
Vile. a cousin of the groom, assisted
by DR.. T. A. Wharton
Immediately after the. ceremony
Rev. and Mrs. Little left for the home
of the groom at Tuscaloosa, Ala
The bride is a daughter of the late
John A Walker Of Columbia and has
always made this her home. A lovely,
Christian character, type of the no.
BILE womanhood of the south, she has
endsared herself to all the people OF
her home town and their best wishes
wilT follow her to her new home. For
a number of years she was a teacher
in the city public school, and by her
intelligent and sympathetic handling
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-03-26
Birthday Celebration.

Birthday Celebration.
Miss Dorothy Fulton will give a
luncheon Saturday to a number of her
young friends in celebration of her
twelfth birthday.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-03-26
PERSONALS.
[ y nlnnlng Is IN NaehYilIe.

j. II. Dining is in NaEhYilie-
Miss Mary Pillow is IL Nashville.
Mrs 4. c. Church Is spending the
day la Nashville
Rev. ]. w. Cherry. Of Nashville, Is
visiting Columbia friends.
z. Lynn, secretary and treasurer OF
the Florence Wagon Works, Florence.
Ala. was In Columbia Thursday On
business.
Miss Leah CARRIER returned Thurs.
day from the Eastern markets, where
she bought the Spring stock Of MILL
merry for P. CARRIER.
Miss Margaret Dodson is in Nash
vile.
ESQ. X. H. Guest has returned from
Nashville.
Mora B. Fariss spent Friday in
Nashville.
Miss Emma Brown is visiting rela-
tiyes In Nashville.
George T. Hughes, Jr., Is visiting
relatives in Clarksyille.
Taylor Peters has returned from a
short stay In Nashville.
Mrs. w. 3. Lupton, Of Franklin, is
visiting relatives at Culleoka.
Mrs. r. T. Wright of Nashville, is
visiting Mrs Clark at the Institute.
Miss Jane Wheeler, OF the Institute,
is spending few days in Nashville
Col. VIII Hughes is visiting his
mother, Mrs A. NJ. Hughes in West
End.
Miss Hammond, Of Franklin, Is visit
ing Miss Francis Hardy at the insti'
Hute.
J. r. Wright has returned from
tEiD through Kentucky and Middle
Tennessee.
Miss McAllister, who mas been the
guest OF Miss Emma Brown, has re-
turned to Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brownlow have
returned to Mt. Pleasant, after short
visit TO MT. anu NIB j. K
Miss Mamie Jones, of White Blum,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wallace
Ussery.
Mrs. W. J. Johnson has returned
TO Nashville, after a few days visit to
her sister, Mrs. Wallace Ussery.
Mrs. Annie B. Leach has returned
from visit to Nashville.
Misses Carter. OF Fayetteville, are
the guests of Mrs +. X. Gamble
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Miss Abernathx. Hostess.

Miss Neeley Abernathy entertained
pleasantly at her home at Culleoka
SATURDAY. evening complimentary to
Mrs. ". P. Lupton and Mrs. Elliott
of Franklin The house was decorat-
ed in white and yellow cut flowers
and the scene presented was decidedly
attractive Progressive AZ was the
game of the evening, and another
Dleasant feature of the occasion was
the musical program rendered py
Misses Ballanfant, Alternately and
Tomlinson. A delightful ice course
was served.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-03-26
JacksoH-Scott.

Jackson-Scott.
church wedding around which
conferred much interest was that OF
Miss Blanche Scott to Rev. William
Lee Jackson, of Dickson, Tenn, which
took place at the First Presbyterian
church Wednesday afternoon at 4:30
O'Clock, DR.. T. A.. Wharton officiating
The only decoration was large em-
bankment of palms and ferns at the
altar Immediately in front of which
the marriage ceremony was said. Miss
Mary Ashton presided at the organ
and as the strains of Mendelssohn's
wedding march pealed forth the ush-
ers entered as follows: c. c. Collins.
OF Dickson and Eugene Anderson. J.
ID. Luton of Waverly and C. T. Loon
.ey, through the left aisle, E w.
Sweeney, OF Nashville and DR.. ]. A.
Edwards, DR.. J. l.. VOORHEES, and Sam
Ashton through the right aisle. The
bride entered through the left aisle
on the arm of her brother, F. A. Scott,
and the groom with his best man, Rev
T. ]. Baker, pastor of the NJ L.
Church, South, at Dickson, entered
through the right aisle and were met
at the altar by DR.. Wharton. During
the service Miss Ashton played in
soft minor tones Il am Thinking OF
thee Marguerite"
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party marched from the church
to the strains of Lohengrin, and Rev.
and Mrs. Jackson left on the afternoon
train for Dickson, where they will be
rendered reception. The bride was
attired in handsome travelling gown
of gray and green with gloves and
hat to match. She is the daughter
Of the late Roy Scott and the grand
daughter of Mr. Walker Scott, and
was for a number OF years teacher
in the Columbia public schools, where
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-03-26
MULES At AUCTION APRIL S

We will sell to the highest bidder
at Hayes & Moore's stable in Colum-
bia. 25 good mare mules, to 5 years
old. Well broke. There are some ex-
ira good teams in this lot. VIII sell
on eight months time.
26&2 HAYES & MOORE.
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cosmopeIitan Club

The Cosmopolitan Club held q meet
-, - much interest with Miss Mar
pillow on Thursday afternoon
The paper written By Miss Pillow
on the Foundation and History OF
Venice and that Of Miss Lucia Frler'
son on san Marco showed knowledge
of the subjects and were very much
enjoyed BY the members Of the CLUB.
After the literary program a lunch
course was served The club then
adjourned TO meet next with MISS
Julia Biddle.
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Haynes Wootsn.

FiayfIrs- - s~t-'.'
col ard Mrs James Council Wooteh
announce the engagement and AZ
nroaching marriage OF their daughter.
Emma. TO Richard Edgar Haynes. me
wedding 70 take place Tuesday Aprii
s,h At 4 20 .. u. Al the FIRST Presog-
terrain church. Columbia
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-03-26
Initial Dance.

The initial dance given al the newly
constructed opera house in NJ Pleas
ami BY the young gentlemen OF that
CITY Monday evening was deiignttui
event in social circles and was largely
attended. many visitors from sur
rounding cities being present me
music was furnished BY the Italian
orchestra from Nashville. Among
those from Columbia attending were
Misses Charlotte Fariss and Inez kel-
ley.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-03-26

handsome Dining

NJ and Ms Frank H smith gaze
: siro'cIoek dining Tuesday evening
r. honor Of Rev Daniel D. Little and
Ms bride. There Esre present Aisses
annie ana sue Todd walker. Rev.
John LirrIs and Mr.. DOoney walker
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-03-26
Columbia Visit.

IoIumhla VI&G
Miss Ella S. Hergesheimer returned
Sunday Afternoon from Columbia,
where she spent several days as the
guest of Mrs. John Carpenter. On
last Saturday morning Miss Herges-
heimer gave a charming talk before
the Students Club of Columbia at
Mrs. Carpenters home on How TO
Judge a Picture" This club, which
has a membership of twenty-eight, is
one Of the best in the state, and pur-
sues an excellent course Of study
Nashville Banner.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-03-26
of her pupils made of every one an ad-

of her pupils made of every one an ad-
mirer and friend.
The groom is no stranger to the
people of Columbia and Maury county
He was at one time in charge of Hay
Long College at Mt. Pleasant and was
later in charge of a school for boys
at Columbia. He is. Christian gem
tleman of the highest order, and is at
present a teacher in the Stillman The
ologioal School at Tuscaloosa.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-03-26

Farm LOANS-Fiye years time
5HC. small commissions
1a4t ]. A. SMISER.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-03-26
she became most popular for her many

she became most popular for her many
charms of character.
Mr.. Jackson is the Presiding Elder
of the Dickson District of the Tennes-
see Methodist Conference, South. and
is one of the most popular ministers
in the district. Those from q dis
lance attending the wedding were Mr..
Mrs R L. McDaniels, and Mrs. John
Moffet, of Lewisburg; Mrs. Hume
Gardner, of Pulaski; Misses Eleanor
Fleming and Kate Boyd and Felix
Boyd, Of Lynnville.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-10-21
The FAIR AT FARMINGTON
A PRONOUNCED SUCCESS
notwithstanding the Disadvantages Under Which the Association
Worked to Get Ready for Its First Exposition
LARGE CROWDS IN ATTENDANCE LAST THREE DAYS

only months
STOCK and business appreciatng fair
our town and county Fair
enterprise the with
ouy the ground taken the
Association organized
The time to hold
Association this fall and the work getting grounds buildings
track pushed,
late
h Association had to contend with
the first
the first
last three days there being 900 in attendance on
Thursday and probably Friday and Saturday
though the weather kept cool
The stock entries good horses the Stae
Illinois,
hg were shown The displays in other good
taking everything into consideration success
stockholders
disposed find fault they should the
which
will
VIII he completed earlier be
Tor the fair The the Missouri Fair
is
Following report made in the various depar
ments and who carried o he blue
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-10-21
SEVERELY INJURED BY
PREMATURE BLAST IN MINE

Last Friday afternoon, about 3
O'Clock when the holes are charged
and fired after the day shifts drill
ling underground, Sid h. Bloom,
who is running a contract drift at
No. 7 Federal shaft, had lighted the
fuse to the charged holes he was to
fire and gone to safe distance. He
was concluded one of his men was
left behind, so he went back to call
him, when one Of the blasts fired a
little sooner than he expected, re-
sulting in severe injuries to himself.
His right arm was broken In two
places between the shoulder and
elbow, the first finger on left hand
was broken, an he suffered many
cuts and bruises about the head
and body. He was doing very nicely
ut last reports.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-10-21
Friday Evening SP l5.

Recital at Presbyterian Church,
program of which was published
last week, and time placed for p. m.
Thursday, but the time of the reci-
tai has since been changed to S:l5 p.
m. Friday.
Everybody is cordially invited to
attend the sessions at the Christian
Church; ;sand the recital at the Pres
byterian Church Friday evening.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-10-21
One DEAD; TWO WOUNDED.
As Result of Shooting Bout at the
Spider Saloon in Leadwood
Last Monday.

A shooting scrape occurred at the
Spider saloon at Leadwood on last
Monday evening in which Norman
Benham, James Shoemaker, Deputy
Sheriff and Deputy Constable, VIM.
Black, the bartender, James Wells
and Fred Brown seem to have been
mixed up. The result was, Benham
was shot three times, once through
the body, the ball entering his back
and lodging near the navel, from
the effects of which he died early
Wednesday morning; Black was
shot through the arm, and Deputy
Shoemaker received several slight
wounds, one IA scalp wound just
back of the left ear, a flesh wound
in the back and one in the leg.
Benham was under arrest for petit
larceny, his trial was set for that
day, and Deputy Sheriff Shoemaker
had gotten the subpoenas to serve
on the Witnesses, when the case was
continued. Shoemaker, Benham
and Wells then went over to the
Spider saloon. While there Benham
asked Fred Brown to loan him n
dollar, 10 which Brown replied that
he didn't have It. Benham told him
he was a ----- liar, and "A row was
imminent. Black, the bartender,
here interfercd, when Shoemaker
stepped between him and Benham,
his back to the latter. At this june
turc, 1t is claimed by Shoemaker,
Bcnham jerked his (Shocmaker's) J
gun from his pocket and leveled it
at Black over Shocmukcr's shoulder,
when Shoemaker turned and grabbed
Benham, who was large and mus
cular man, and endeavOred To wrench
the gun from him, when |; was dis
charged, the hall passing through
the rim Of his hat aud just grazing
his head. Shoemaker continued to
wrestle with Benham, hustling him
out Of the door, while Black was
shooting at Benham. Here things
became so mixed up that it Is hard
to tell particulars, but the result is
as stated above.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-10-21
MISSOURI CONFERENCE OF
CHARITIES AND CORRECTION

A very entertaining and interest.
ing program has been prepared for
this meeting which will be held here
on Nov. /. !. and q. The following
committee has been appointed Mrs.
Merrill Pipkin, Mrs. Lillian Gil.
lespie Mrs. 7. ID. Fisher, Messrs
&. }. Denman, G. f.. Hickok, W. r.
Lang and Father Collins. Dele
gates from different parts of the
State will be In attendance, and
while no special request has been
made for entertainment by our peo-
pie, there may be many who would
gladly serve AS host to some Of the
delegates.
Those who desire to do this will
please notify the committee on en-
tertainment. Messrs. n. =. Cayce,
G. T.. Hickok. Mrs. Lillian Gil
lespie. This Conference will not only
be of interest to the people OF
Pennington, but also to the whole
Southeast, and the papers of this
section are requested to make spec
ial mention of IL next week.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-10-21
WEEK OF PRAYER

The ladies of the Home Mission
Society of the NJ. +. Church, South,
will observe week Of prayer, be-
ginning Monday, Oct. 18th, and con
tinuing through the week, with an
appropriate sermon by the pastor
on Sunday morning, Oct. 81. The
topic and leader for each afternoon
Is as follows:
Monday, Oct. 2jth-Topie: "Chris.
tian Education"-Mrs. Pipkin.
Tuesday, Oct. 26th-Topic: "Our
Mountain Schools"--Mrs. Evans.
Wednesday,, Oct. Hth-Topic:
"Our Educational Work for For
eigners" Mrs. Isenman.
Thursday, Oct. 2sth-Topic: ED
ucation In Rescue and Preventive
Work"-Mrs. Crow.
Friday, Oct. 20th-Topic: "Parson-
ages, Supplies and Local Work"-
Mrs. Tetley.
Saturday, Oct. 30th-Topic: "The
Negro"-Mrs. Court.
The public is cordially invited to
attend these meetings, each after
noon at O'Clock, in the Sunday
School room.
Mrs. S. +. IsENMAN.
Dtant,. nf titpntbY. caob of Il laipY
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-10-21
TOWN AND VICINAGE
Use our 20c coffee-Klein' s.

Home grown Chestnuts at Klein's.
Chase q Sanborn's Coffee at
Klein's-nothing better.
Don't forget the Secondhand
Furniture Store. Big Bargins.
Misses Miriam Bleeck and Blanche
Gale visited st. Louis last week.
DR.. Bart Fleming of Aurora, Mo,
was Il Pennington visitor last week.
Judge Smith has returned to Cape
Girardeau after short visit to his
son, Bird.
An attractive line of watches and
iewelry at Robert Tetley Jcwelry
Co.'s store.
Come and see the nice furniture
at the Secondhand Furniture Store.
Cheap! Cheap!
Mr.. VIII Il. Taylor visited in Col
umbia this week, attending the mar
riage of friend.
Four houses to rent, 81 to $40 per
month. Apply to J. 5. Clay Farm
ers Bank Building.
DR.. Chiffon Byington came over
from Harrisburg, ILL.,, I'm his auto
mobile to attend the fair.
Mrs. j. w. Buck and Mrs. g. r..
Fleming went to st. Louis Monday
to attend the Horse Show.
Musical Instruments OF all kinds
at the Robert Tetley Jewelry Co.'s
store. Bargains in these goods.
If your watch is not keeping time,
take IL toJ. f.. Macke, under the
Photo Studio, and have 1t repaired.
Mrs. Sterling Coleman of Palmer,
Washington county, was the guest
Of Mrs. C.. Il. Fleming for several
days.
J. f. Macke, optician and jeweler,
under Photo Studio, invites you to
call when in need of anything In his
line.
Mrs. J. G. Ballard, Sr., and son
w. c. of, Chester, H., visited the
family Of Mr.. j. G. Ballard, Jr., the
first Of the week.
Miss Bessie holland came down
from st. Louis last Thursday, ac-
companied by Mrs. Cotton and her
two children of Omaha, Neb.
Miss Sadie Wallace of Libertyville
was the guest of Mrs. G.. n. Baker
the past week and attended the Fair.
She returned home Tuesday.
Aro your eyes troubling you? Go
to ]. L. Macke, expert aud practical
,optician, and he will fit you out with
glasses that will corract the trouble.
Mrs. S. p. Colman and son VIII
of Palmer, Mo-, after visit to Mrs.
Colman's sister, Mrs. j. G. Ballard,
Jr.. and other relatives and friends
here, have returned home.
Mrs. Morris Butterfleld has re-
turned from short visit to friends
in North Missouri, being called
home earlier than she expected by
the sudden illness of Mr.. Butterfield.
We have all kinds of furniture
.dressers, bedsteads, chairs and
everything that will make home
pleasant, all at low figures. Come
and see eus.-Second-H Hand Furniture
Store.
Mr.. George K. Williams has Sc
cured the agency for the State of
the E. f. Kahler Cigar Company
of Reading, Pa, and will put agents
on the road for the sale Of their ci-
gars, which are said to A. No. /.
The best architects, painters and
contractors Of the country use
Mound City Horseshoe Brand
House Painto exclusively. City
Drug Store.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-10-21

Mrs. David Layton and her child
rem of Kentucky came in last Thurs
day evening to visit her mother,
Mrs. Samuel Vance. Mrs. Harry
Thomure of Bonnie Terre, who met
them in st. Louis, accompanied her
home.
Mr., and Mrs. w. l.. Hensley re
turned home. Sunday. They left
Mr.. Hensley's brother, Thornton,
who underwent u surgical operation
last week, getting along comfortably
and improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. A. Rozier, Miss
Gladys and Carlisle went to Ste.
Genevieve this week to attend the
marriage OF Miss Maude Rozier and
Mr.. Charles Harrison of Cape Girar-
deau, which took place Wednesday
noon the 10Th inst, at the Catholic
Church. Miss Gladys was one of
the bridesmaids.
The Berryhill Co. has bought the
Photograph Studio in Pennington
of George Simms, who II was an
nounced last week had bought out
Baldridge d Holcomb. Mr., V. l..
Berryhill of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is
the local manager. He comes re-
commented as an artist of rare
merit, aud is prepared to do photo
graphic work in all it's branches.
Mr.. j. B. Durham, County Super
intendent of Public Schools Of Iron
county, was in Pennington last
week, and while here invited Mr..
e. II. Marbury to address the
County Teachers Association Mt
Ironton tomorrow friday. Mr..
Marbury was successful teacher
before b" engaged in the practice of
teachers some practical ideas along
the line of their high calling. He Is
good speaker and will be sure to
entertain them.
During the Fair last week Mr.. n.
A. uBuchon, the progressive short
horn breeder and proprietor of Will
low Lawn Stock Farm, OF Marion
township, this county, bought fine
four-muntls old colt and it's mother
for which he paid $300-$l00 for the
colt and 500 for the mare. The
colt was sired by Highland Chief,
and the mare "Maggic" Is a very
fine animal. Mr.. Sylvan AuBuchon
was the former owner Of the ant
mails.
Judge Il. 0. Nations has been
called by Judge VIM. II. Wallace Of
Kansas City to join him In an initial
campaign for the submission of "A
prohibition amendment to the Con-
stitution, and left the first of the
week for Mexico, Mo-, where the
first meeting was held last Monday.
In another article some of the work
contemplated in this champaign is
mapped out. Judge Nations Is rec
ognized by Prohibitionists oyer the
State as an able advocate and lead
er of the movement.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-10-21
PREMIUMS AWARDED.
RACES.
Tuesday


County Novelty Run: Won by
Hazel Vance, owned by j. c. viii
liams of LibcrtyvilIe.
Wednesday.
Three-minute trot: Won by Sis
ter Clara, Iron Mountain Stock
Farm. Second, Kid, J. NJ. Haw-
kins, 1ronton. Third, Virginia
Belle, NJ. l.. Clardy.
Three-mlnute Pace: First, Lady
Nero, owned by f. j. Barnsback
Edwardsville, Ill. Second, Trump,
W. A. Gregg, Wayne City, Ill.
Third, Mat, =. A. Mccormick, Plat
tin.
Two-year-old Running Race: First
Jennie Cozzens, j. c. Williams.
Second, Wirldwind, J. c. Williams.
Third, Nellie Belle, +. J. Herring
ton.
Thursday.
Running, mile dash: First, Bald
win, Jr., owned by G.. +. Weiman
of Yale, Ill. Second, Ralph T.,
owned by II. Travis, of Pana, Ill.
Third, Rabbit, owned by J. w.
Wren of Ramsey, Ill.
Trotting, 30: First, Eugene c.,
Rogers Bros, Collinsville, III. Sec
ond, Countess b., f. j. Barnsback,
Edwardsville, Ill. Third, Iron Bell ,
w. II. Smollinger, Iron Mountain.
Pacing, 80: First, Joe Brown,
j. L. Anderson, Commerce, Mo.
Second and third divided by Lucy
Medium, owned by +. Huntington,
Ottawa, Kan, and Lady Nero,
owned by +. j. Barnsback, Ed
wardsvllle, Ill.
Friday.
Threc-fourth-milc running race:
Baldwin, Jr.," owned by G. f. Wei