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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Continued.
Gardeners, Listenl

4 acres ef saed land for fakei SO cash
w pee month, buys fine fvfttis acres
zoe fare from Seattle lowell. eau ally clear.
"a Why not seours q place Tor nursery :
Ole HANSON a co.
pAeaihsatesatf New Yorh uiork
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Auction Sale The En-
tire Stock Of Standard
Clothing Co., at 208
1st Ave. South, Com
mencing Sat. Sept. II,
at 1920 A. M. and 2
and 7 p. M. Until En-
tire Stock Is Sold.
Stock Consists of
Clothing, Furnishing
Good S, H ats, Caps,
Shoes. Positively Quit
ing Business, Sale With
no Limit or Reserve.
Don't Forget the No.
20S LIST Ave. South.
Martin Baker
Auctioneer
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rREE CLANS AND ossTxRs On ta-
~ eco ACRES are optnlna
NORTH or HEATTLE on WATER
FRONT aEk HfIsLMANsa BAIsEAMES
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So Per Month

oaiy i've Jeff. tsstte a. alley az tsfk,
near car line and srhaei al cleared aHa
ruadI 60 baitd On rhts 10 tfoe less
than talae. Asr OwnaF 500 kmarseaa
nank nlas
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tske~~tss cash and ~ q nnnth for =
heaufifgi. res And up-f@~dnte three-Koosn
bnnkaiyw4 fire stew af imAe And nEnmn-
tatns t@e haseks frufn street ear isn-
pruwsments ali Paid. there 10 Bkrss
tract ~ xtsans with the rlare. dsew .
hefnestss4 a. speksns dra@tng and nHss
ssli fhis - raike rnonsy Take neaten
tnteruroan as ocrfssata and f.sief -
Eariinsssn Ssa As. Wshrr
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Par q cheiee apsrtmeat hoses
sata 1sesis4 1aunte eoru~r. STA.
IA sta unkaaasG ~azk 81 F1aussf
xauaFel n pnrrhnnaf Wiil isur
yrwse pTupertY an uars wtsh ss&-
stnntSa1 ian Sswr@Fnumtm y wftl nst
be ss4e@@.MFy - pap ass easM ca
paasehax~ price 1f iof4 whna ftm%
rrossnaents aFm Cnra p4afad @u wtd
take sasrsaage haeh Ter fetl pFtse
81 taf anA daffseT 1@9d.
oH ECON INrEBTMNST CO
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FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS.
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SASH AND DOOR BARGAINS
Cross panel deors for staining 49,. .tisS
cFass panel aesss Toe sssinin1 ... ii 50
Cottage ffcat doors. ohly ...s.... 81 -
Our tteir fresf door. glass from ,op %
The Nsw Door
crHftstnan o. satnslan doara fus4 the sina
FOE banEaie~s. nniy ti.s6 pr dear
iteuse PAINT
wullaraS aoad seal raiat--
l.aAlioB CaAA per Salon. fs....4. 81. co
sEnii9n cans. per gallon ,....... u 90
Deaf buy a windg~ OF a door any
where uatn ygu set pus prices We have
our o~n mill and have only one price.
diemaa's p4ofst fer yaurs.lf
eeaa ies essslssua mailed free. post
paid. withsas charge
o WILLIAMS CO.
Seattle wn
sgrvsl horse weight tee saueA and
| good locker cesf tree. Eaii cheap. teav-
ins eisy Call ciaRcy's barn. g8s sisth
~ South --k-ie
Far eals-~A heasy sotk team. weighs
Zee peunes Price tlee taaaire l.. A
DOW. arse : ssth a orssa I.shs Ale
Fos Ais-Frssh ssw. csrnss ffsh "
Haa 1sssrursnt Way. Port L2wsea car
4 -s-ts
las sample suisa. ttfsa Traass. Roorn
aef Traeers DiaE. tetA Third 1T
rur sale rhrss.y.ar tease = sseoaa
end az. hefwsen Main ana Jackson At
g fsztsrsL tIt occiasntAi --s.ii-s
Fov saieTeasn. ~asoa. harness. age
ene . Lee psunds saeh, sound Ed
~@rd Sisea- wsodinstiie. wash --is-s
For rai.--rsans sraah co~ Ana calf
See Thompson. Pioneer Livery. seuth
fsrk --Ie-tf
FOR 6ALE--FuRkITuRE.
------..--.--~s-ss
rurutsurs o. twe-roosn fiat for sale
fiAi foF rsut. rent for tiE.be. Including
phone and private bath. cheap: must be
sold ~ Tuesday. Manhattan Fiaia fTst
Minor az Phone issa
For saie-Furnitars g-room fiat. 10
terms Call itas< Belmont AZ. --s-is
FOR sais--Furnltur~ Of a sis-roons
house. sauts for fib. elGht-mtnute walk
from Fourth and rikei snap. tfsa.
l. iifF ~-fe.fG
wv NAte@N4g~fWofu furnished Rouse.
elortrtcs. maas sell. goinE v&xt. Also
--is-sI
HaEEs A Garrett sis and eat Pine ST.
81 eide street snail expense We ssi
Tor less If
II yoa have furniture for sale paoa.
Queen Anns fets. A tssT, 1T
WANTED TO BuY-FuRNlTuRE
THE EAGLE FURNITURE a AUCTION
COMPANY.
CORNER OF PIKE ST SIXTH AVE.
UNDOUBTEDLY PAYS THE HIGHEST
CASH
PRICE FOR SECONDHAND FURHf-
TURF AND
ALL 0OOf1A OF VALUE DON'T SELL.
uEFc.E rot sER THEM.
To dsspass of your used furniture 20
an ADVANTAGE. call up our exchange de-
partmsat We buy for cash trade. al
tewinx literally Bug your furniture in
this dcpRftmeut--yon sAve a deal This
Grofe- Rankin Co. ES. Department.
FREMONT FURNITURE co. desires
second hand goods Highest pFicas paid
VALDEZ Fffrn fAfa fnf AZ seNr. Ina ko4a
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A. sxesilsnt farm 81 - acres ~ uhieh
4 - eiaaraa ana All the xary gich~at
sslIsr lad sor the erasH saa d tl.sse.
- segE ear TERMS
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Nsx snnss. the very b@ss thiax ! kns.
e. 1ns* fhlak n a.
gssl nfassY I0fs Ia ali asess 10 arr~s
h ina hs&4slfni tewn ~ East seattle. fns
"a go "a. On TERMS 81 ens~thted casa.
rns property win IN rs near rutHre
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The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-08

Last Friday night about l0:30
o clock there was quite com
motion in the West part of town,
and upon investigation it was
found that a party of five, boys
and girls, were out trying to
disturb the natives by render
ing few vocal selections. They
were among the foremost of our
young people and for that reason
the peace officers were not sum
moned. 1t is hoped that when
these young people want to sere-
made again that they will have
some instruments along to make
it more enjoyable for all.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-08
NO CHECKS UNDER Sl.O0.
Il is Announced That All Checks Less Than
ST is Unlawful in 1910.

We read in the papers of a new
Federal Statute, effective after
January 1, 1910, which reads;
No person shall make issue,
circulate or pay out any note,
check, memorandum or token or
other obligation for a less sum
than One Dollar, intended to Cir
culate as money or to be received
or used in lieu of lawful money
of the United States, and every
person so offending shall be fined
not more than $500, or imprisOn-
ed not more than six months, or
both. -
Which means that after New
Years the people of this country
cannot draw checks for less than
one dollar, why not?
We hope find some one who
happened to be looking when this
curious statute became a law Gf
it really did become law who
will explain its warrant and in
tentionS.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-08
BOX SUPPER.
Ladies of the Home Mission Society Of the
Methodist Church Entertains.

Last Tuesday evening the lad
les of the Home Mission Society
of the Methodist Church gave a
box supper on the lawn at the
home of Mrs. Howell in the west
ern portion Of the city. The
lawn was beautifully lighted with
electricity and many comforts for
the pleasures of the guests were
provided. About 76 boxes were
sold but not near enough to sup
ply the demand as there was in
all about 100 people who came
and went away finding that they
could not secure a box. A great
many young people remained
and spread their suppers out in
regular picnic style for those who
were hungry.
After the eatables had been
cleaned up to the last crumb, the
real fun began. New games
such as "nigger, y drop-the-hand-
kerchief, etc. were participated
in by both old and young, DR..
Steward taking the premium for
being the swiftest runner. Sew
eral other athletic stunts were
engaged in, especially jumping.
Everybody who attended this
supper had a very enjoyable
time for it was something out of
the ordinary run Of entertain
ments.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-08
NEW HOTEL FOR
CANYON CITY
WORK on FORTY-R0OM HOTEL TO BE
COMPLETED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
The Transient Trade is Increasing so Rapidly
That the Need for Several first-CIass
Hotels is Necessary.

The first part of this week
work was started on a new hotel
the lobby of which will be in the
Joe Garrison building and the
rooms, 10 in number, will be
placed over Thomas Bros. furni-
ture and The Leader stores. Har
rells confectionery now occu-
pies the building which viii be
turned into the hotel Office and
lobby, back of which will be the
dining room, while the kitchen
will be placed in an addition to
be built back of this same build
ing. Only the work in dividing
up the space for the rooms has
been attempted this week al
though the lower floor will be
fixed up in regular hotel style in
a very short time. George Ell
bert is overseeing the work but
it has not been decided as to who
will run the hotel, although there
has been several bids or appli-
cants for the place. The rooms
will be fixed up with the best
furnishings that can be obtained
in the country and this hotel will
rival any in the Panhandle for its
furnishings, convenience and
cleanliness, it is situated in the
best business portion of the city,
on the southeast corner of the
square, where the transient
traffic can reach it easily.
Although Canyon City has one
or two flrst-class hotels, another
would not be amiss for the mum
Der of travelling men and visitors
to our city is steadily increasing
and several times there has been
so many that the local hotels
could hardly find sleeping quar-
tors for them. This next year
the visitors, in and out of the
city will increase on account OF
the erection of the buildings for
the normal. And the building OF
the necessary boarding houses
for such a large institution.
These visitors, some of whom
come here for the express pur-
pose of locating and sending
their children to school, will not
be very well impressed with our
progressive little city if they
come and do not find at least two
first-class hotels.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-08

the appointment of the three
committees provided for in the
constitution. as follows;
Internal Improvements:-C.
T. Word, l.. II. Lester and Il. w.
O'keefe.
Publicity:-L. f. COwling, G.
Il. BurrOw and G. Y. WOOley.
General Welfare:-J. G. Hunt,
S. l.. Ingham and ID. \. Park.
The Board of Directors, ac'
cording to the laws, will consist
of l.. G.. Conner a. S. Rollins, G.
Y. Word, j. G. Hunt and l.. f.
Cowling.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-08
Plains as a Fruit Country.

II. p. Gould, of the United
States Agricultural Department,
after an investigation of the fruit
industry in this section, has re
turned to Washington. He says
the department viii publish Il
special bulletin dealing with the
fruit interests Of the Plains, as it
is most wonderful country and
in many respects peculiar to it
self. After visiting a number of
young orchards in this county,
he said he had never seen coun'
try where trees and vines had
one better, and that the people
were now in special need of in
formation that would enable then
to avoid the mistakes that have
been so common and in many in
stances so disastrous in other
sections of the country. Plain
view News.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-08
Lubbock Gets the First Bale Of Cotton.

Lubbock, Oct. Lubbock has
received It's first bale of cotton,
and this is perhaps one of the
first bales that has been ginned
on the Plains. The cotton was
raised by S. w. Page, who lives
fifteen miles northeast of Lub-
book. Mr., Page says that no
one in his section Of the cauntry
will raise less than a third of a
bale per acre, and most Of it will
average one bale. He says cot
ton picking is in full blast in his
section, and the crop will be
gathered in q few weeks.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-08

Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Thomas
of Dalhart visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Conner Thomas this week.
Peter Never of near Happy
was over the other day transact
ing business.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-08

The Green River Ranch ship
ped about fifty four head ofyoung
mules from Chicago last Sltur-
day. These mules will be past
ured and fattencd until they have
grown large enough to break.
The farmers around in Randall
County are greatly in need OF
teams and these fifty four are OF
such good stock that they will
make extra fine teams for farm
work.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-08
Social and Personal.

LII Is reported 10 llle NEWS tiiao
Mr.. Bell is abundantly satisfied
with the outcome of the sale.
The Connor Bros, real estate
men in Umbarger, gave Canyon
business call Saturday.
H. d. Watson went to Plain
view Wednesday, where he has
gone in the interest of his real
estate property.
Mrs. w. D. Scott and son,
William, returned from PalascO,
/ Tennessee where they have been
visiting kin folks for the past
few weeks.
Col. Rusk, son and grandson
returned from Kansas City last
Wednesday where they shipped
ten car loads of cattle a week or
50 ago.
Our friend, l.. Carter dropped
in Monday and left job of print
ing for the 0. E. S. Society. They
have big time here October II,
13 and II, 1909.
J. T. Holland spent several
days at his ranch, 30 miles south
east of Canyon, this week. Mr..
Holland says he has gone back
to his old love, the ranch life.
BORN: to Mr.. and Mrs. Travis
Shaw, Wednesday, a boy, an heir
apparent to the Shaw household
usual weight. Congratulations
from the News.
Miss Pink Jenkins had as her
guests Sunday, Misses Emma
Harder, Matte Thompson and
| Mcssrs George Hutchings and
VIII iIudnall, all of Canyon City.
Daily Panhandle.
Mrs. X. r.. Holland spent few
days OF last week With. /. Hol-
\ r I
land. Mrs. Holland formally Nv
ed in Dallas but IS moving on the
Plains and stopped OF to see
her kin folks IN Canyon.
John Randall. principal of the
schools in the Trace community.
was in town last Saturday. Mr..
Randall is delighted with his
work in the school says that
everything is progressing nicely.
Pow p yvornor who visited
pa, uocrI,i,. Ia.t SUNDAY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i,-4 Sunday, 70 o. ,.or,, I,roo con.
,,ro,,a+ior Row v-,,,,o,is from
rIo,do o.. i stated elsewhere in
tI,is isspa
There will be a mass meeting
at the court room next Monday
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-08

The Normal Grocery Company
would like to supply your next
order for groceries. Phone q.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-08
COMMERCIAL CLUB IN
REGULAR MEETING
FIRST REGULAR SESSION OF BUSINESS
MEN HELD LAST TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
Attempt TO be Made to Raise Sufficient Fund.
for the Assurance Of Permanent
Organization.

Judging from the meeting held
at the court house last Tuesday
the commercial club in this city
may amount to something pro
vided the business men back the
proposition up just little bit
with thatneceSSary article called
coin. A large crowd, the largest
attendance ever held in this city
at a commercial club meeting
was present to participate in the
final reorganization under new
regime. At the meeting held
the week before officers had been
elected and the entire cOnstitu-
ton and bylaws adopted with
the exception of the question of
dues which was deferred to this
regular meeting and this ques-
ton of how much each member
should pay was the main topic
outside of a speech made during
the course of the meeting by the
Hon. John Marshall of Whites
borO.
Mr.. Marshall was called upon
to make a short address which
he did in his own pleasant style
and all his remarks were hearti-
10 endorsed, particularly those
with reference to his experience
in commercial club work He
also paid many pretty compli-
ments to the people of this city
and county and to our enterpris-
ing little town, and of course
these words elected much ap-
plause.
With reference to the club dues
it was decided that the dues
should be placed at such an
amount as the member might
subscribe at the time OF joining,
said amounts to be paid monthly
or quarterly in advance, and in
no case to be less than the sum
of One Dollar per month. 1t had
been proposed to place the dues
upon an assessment basis, but it
was found, after investigation,
that such a course was practical
ly impossible and therefore the
dues were placed as above. y
motion was then made that the
president appoint committee OF
three to solicit funds for the
maintenance of the club and fur
therance of the plans of advertis-
ing which was carried. Vice
president A. S. Rollins was pre-
siding over the meeting and the
appointment of this committee
was referred to President Con.
ner. who afterwards appointed
Judge c.. r. Word, Oscar Hunt
and w. w. Allison on this com
mittee
Discussing this fund, the mem
bers of this club thought that at
least $1,000 and preferably $1,000
should be raised for the club il
order that it might start off witt
sufficient assurance that the clut
could outline a plan OF advance
ment of the interests of the towr
and county.
Letters were read with refer
ence to the new depot PROPOSE
ton one of which was a notice
from the Railroad Commission
at Austin stating that the mat
ter would be heard next Tuesday
morning whereupOn a motion
was made to send representa-
tives there to represent Canyol
City in the hearing. Presiden
Conner appointed l.. E. Cowlins
and w. j. Flesher as such rep
reSentativeS.
After an address by Mr.. Mar
shall he was unanimously electe'
an honorary member for life o
the club.
President Conner announce
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-08

hODeTl II. DdIcS, OIlC VI oui
citizens, left today for Running
Water, to take up the evangelical
work in that place.
G. r.. Burrow, who is connect
ed with the Canyon Lumber Com
pany of this city, spent yester-
day in Happy on business.
Misses Pink Jenkins and Lou
ise Kendrick, both of whom live
in Amarillo, are visiting Miss
Emma Harder for a few days this
week.
Andy Foster took an extended
trip up to the Cannadin after a
LARGE herd of cattle which will
probably be fattened and put up
on the market
The Canyon Ice and Light
Company with W. NJ. Ross as
manager, moved from their old
stand on the north east corner of
the square to the Cowart stand
on the east side.
Bob Donald has quit the devil
ship in the News office and gone
to work in the Thompson drug
store. Bob is clever lad and
the drug business is a good trade
to learn.
That was great bluff the
weather man put up Wednesday
night. 1t blew and the light
ming was something fierce, but
it failed to produce rain. But
we will get an old souser soon.
w. |. Boyd, who has spent the
! time since last Christmas in Mon
! tague, returned to Canyon last
week. He is a cousin of County
| Clerk Garner and will probably
locate here permanently.
Hon. John A. Marshall and R.
A. Terrill went fishing Wednes-
day and Terrill says they caught
a lot of fish. Mr.. Marshall has
not verified this statement as yet
but we presume this is the usual
fish story.
Miss Mabel Wyatt and Jephta
Todd represented the Methodist
Sunday School at Canyon City
last week. These delegaths had
the distinction Of having Travelled
the longest dirtance Of any dele
gate at the convention. Canad-
ian Record.
J. r. Fling, a farmer who re
sides northwest of town, called
| Monday and put a small adlet in
the News. Mr.. Fling is a former
Iowan and we struck up quite al
acquaintance. He knows oul
old friend, Gov. John Herriot
very well.
f. b. Gage, who has been hold
ing down position with tin
News for the past few months
left this morning for Memphis
/ Texas, where he takes charge o
/ the composing room on the Her
aid at that place. Gage IS
mighty clever boy and goo'
printer and we wish him all tn
/ success imaginable.
We are sorry to note the re
moval of Mr.. Bell, who reside
on a farm located three mile
northwest from Canyon City
/ The loss of Mr.. Bell, who was
a good neighbor and an indus
trious farmer, is great. Nh
/ Bell assures US he is not leayin
Texas a Kicker" 1t is a cas-
of unavoidable, peculiar clrcun
stances. The News wishes Nj
Bell speedy recovery.
Well, what do you think of TIM
, for raising sweet potatoes: Jii
, Rogers gave VIII Keiser a swe'
potato that weighed I and a ha
, pounds and they sell on the ma
, llet at : cents per pound. in
l.. n
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-27
Your Opportunity for Get
ting Good Farm. Good
Location.

In q high state of cultivation in
Sedgewick county, Wichita being the
county seat. These lands are inn
proved. Some fine buildings soil
splendid. We give the purchaser
1-3 of the crop by him paying $160
extra on quarter section. Land will
cost from $S6 to 500 per acre, owing
to improvements. These are close
TO railroad, surrounded with fine
farms. Also in Seward and Meade
counties, we have opportunities un-
excelled in Grafton, and prices. Land
Is fertile, adapted to raising all
kinds OF grain. Near railroad.
Surrounded by the best of farms.
These are improved ranches. VIII
make the best of homes. No better.
Hog and stock farms. VIII raise
alfalfa or any other grasses. This
land will range In price from SIS
up to $50 per acre. Come and
join us next week and we will go
and see these greatest of opportun-
tiles.
DO not look Lightly on these prop
ositions, but call and see us.
THE ] wv. CLARK r.. e. CO..
1li Court ST., Marion, Ohio.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-27

At largely attended meeting of
the Pythian Sisters last evening, the
program of the grand lodge session to
be held in Dayton. June s, was read,
Mrs. Jacob Rudolph is the local lodge
delegate, and Mrs, Thomas Mason.
the alternate. One application for
membership was read and referred to
the committee II was decided to
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-27
CHARACTER WITNESSES.

Upper Sandusky, April 27.-t tSpe-
cial to the Mirror The first move
of the defense, at the Tuesday morn
ing session Of the Curry murder trial
was to prove the character of the
prisoner.
John Garner, of Winchester, Ken
lucky, was the first witness on the
stand. He declared that he had
known Curry all of his life and had
known his family for four genera
tions. He stated that the defend
ant always had a good reputation and
spoke of him in very commendable
terms.
1t developed in examination that
Garner Is one of Kentucky's highly
honored citizens. He was mayor of
Winchester for nearly twelve years,
is a member of the state board OF
equalizations and has held various
other state positions.
R. II. Perry, also OF Winchester
Kentucky, also proved valuable
character witness. He stated that
he has known Hamilton r. Curry
since he was eight years of age
and declared that he had always
had an excellent reputation. The
witness spoke of the defendants
character in glowing terms. Ac-
cording to this witness, Curry was
gentleman and passed in the best
Continued on Page Seven.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-27

stated that they saw Jackson pick
up something but were unable to
identify the instrument.
Immediately upon conclusion OF
the examination of Coffee. court ad-
ourned until $3.50 o'clock Tuesday
morning 1t was exactly $3.50 o'clock
when adjournment was called Owing
to the absence of several important
character witnesses for the defense,
the court saw fit to discontinue until
Tuesday morning. It is probable
that the prisoner will be placed on
the stand Tuesday afternoon.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-27

Try the Mirror want column.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-27
CARD OF THANKS

Mr.. Willis Worline and children
thank their nelghbors and friends for
their assistance, during the recent
sickness and death of their mother,
also for the flowers presented