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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-08
Straw
ANY STRAW HAT AT
HALF PRICE.


$1.00 Hats reduced to Soc.
so Hats reduced to 75c.
$500 Hats reduced to 81.
$3.50 Hats reduced to
S1.25.
$500 Hats reduced to
$3.50.
$3.50 Panamas reduced to
1925.
$3.50 Panamas reduced to
1915.
Now is the time to buy
your second Straw Hat.
All sizes now-but we do
not know how long they will
last.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-09-08

The following IS q list Of the Real
Estate Transfers recorded yesterday as
furnished by the Pensacola Abstract Co.:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-08
The Mission

Of those oorpuselss in your blood that
have been called Little Soldiers" Is
to fight for you against the disease
germs that constantly sndanaer your
health. These oorpusoles are made
healthy and strong BY the use Of
Hoods sarsaparlla.
This medicine effects rs wonderful
cures. not simply because a. contains
Earaparlla but because ~ combines
the utmost remedial values of moro
than 20 different ingredieuta each
greatly strengthened and enriched by
this peculiar combination. There rs
no real substitute for A. n urged 10
buy any preparation said 10 bo "iust
nj good' yol may be sure II ~ Inc
fsrior costs less 10 make ana yields
tho dealer a larger proht
COO 10 toduy % ths usual liquid form or ia
Chocolates tablet form called eufaaiaha.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-08
PATRIARCH WILLIAM L. WATKINS

The day win close with n good "old-
time family dance.
Patriarch William Lnmpard Watkins
was the son OF William watkins and
Hannah w. Lampard: was born IN Lon
don. England, Feb. =, 1927; was bap-
tZCd and became q member OF the
Church ina May 1S1. omigrated 20
America ln 1872 settling in Nauvoo.
H., where be was living at the time of
the martyrdom Of the Prophet Joseph
smith. His first missionary expert
cnce WAS when he was sent ON an cleo
tioueering tour through Kentucky in
the interest Of Joseph Smiths candidacy
Tor president Of the United States. He
came To Utah I'm 1852, located IN salt
Lake county until 1861, when he came
to Brigham City and has resided here
ever since. In 1875 he performed a
special mission 10 England. He was
ordained O. seventy 10y Joseph Young ian
April 1874 "a high priest in March. 1855,
by Lorenzo snow. who also ordained
him a patriarch Nov. T. 1896. Father
Watkins has held many positions Of
trust iu Brigham City and B0xelder
county, WAS secretary and treasurer OF
the Brigham city 81. and NJ. association
Che Co-op) for nearly thirty years.
was "a member of the high council OF
the BoNCldor stake for 10 years, when
he was selected as counselor to Stake
President kudger tlawsOu. He Is the
father of 20 children. n of whom are
now living, and has 99 grandchildren
and a3 great grandchildren.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-08
SESSION or CITY COUNCIL.
BHls Acknowledgment of City Officers
Water Franchise Question

Special COrrespo
Park city Feb. 5.-rho city council
met in its regular meeting last even
ug. with the mayor and AN the couu-
oilmcu present
The following bills were approved
and ordered paid Miscellaneous bills.
$1,000. street. alleys and bridges,
gs3sl. police department, &a35.5O. scaY-
onger. sealer of weights ana measures,
and cemetery i3ls. city officers Sl3
Under tho head ul city officers rec
port. the cIn Justice reported having
tried 80 cases ana collected u zines
fal5. committed 81; total f2lo Boo Janu-
arv The city treasurer reported
fa45Al ou hand Feb. ]. The Inspector
of milk and rood. reported having in-
speced mills dressed poultry. etc. and
hHa found tuo same mp to require
meuts Tho city sexton reported six
death during January, four adults and
NO children. three male ana three fe-
nait. bad collected $40 and turned
same over to the treasurer
The committee on nre and water 20
which was referred tho petition or
Thomas koarns FOR q franchise 90 fur
nIeh water and electric lights. recom-
uendad that before taking any action
that tho mayor be- authorized 20 Sc
cure "a competent man 10 SEQ what the
cItr actually needs, in tho way OF wat
or pressure
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-08
MANTI.
Jos. W ALFRED ACQUITTED
OF Charge of Giving liquor to Minor
Causing Ills Death.


M1nu saupeto CO.. Fob. "A Jury COM
Flft.ur OF NJ. n. sperry d. o.. Brown.
lrcd Jensen and 4. ~ Miller. boo Justice
LW|ugH court beard thc case off tho
state of Utah We Joseph Vs. Alfred ON
lho charge of giving liquor Co a. minor
Lyman Wright Of Spring city a
change of venue was nhou tO this
court from spring city whore tho uar-
Ngs incurred iu thIs action reside
To Wa" shown from Che evidence that
Joseph ~ Alfred and two daughters,
Iu inr Alfred and vito and Lyman
wright boy about Do yc1rs of ars.
Went uv team from Spring city to Nt
Pleasant uu Doc E} ish. and chat while
thcr' Joseph W. Alfred bought case
ui hDeI and Oh half ID gallon off whisky.
.ud tnHt d. wos plIccI lu thD convey
once. Hnn iult uu tHe road from Nt
Pleasant t1 Spring city young MrIeHf
drank BOO much of 90 chat no was ur-
.un.nI'uH whom fho party arrived ul
spring city. about 4 o'clock u tho arc.
.innou of tn. Same dlN. and chat tho
boy died during the night
IN" witnesses for the prosecution t...
IIuu Chat Alfred admitted fo Them t.ar
I" save tnn boy htur and whisky. while
IID Witnesses foT the defense Testified
That tH" boy helped himself io tho uc
containing tlo half gallon uf whisky and
thlt Alfred never gave hIm any
Ihu cas-" was given TO tho jury yrrtnr-
dHN afternoon. 10 wne ont bud n short
time returning with 90 verdict of not
guilty
Guunison ie g1iur to bt .ne heldousr-
tors of locm telephone system witch
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-08
RICHFIELD.
Boosting for Temperance aud Prohlbl.
tiOn---Nelson-G clifford Nuptials.
SEWER COUNTY AFFAIRS.



Special Correspondence
Rlchneld. Feb. AIT the renIlar
meeting OF the board of county commits
sioncrs this week reports were made %
thu condition OF the county roads by "a
number Of supervisors
%. T. Stevens Of Salua and james
Hansen OF Redmond presented Deti.
ton asking fUr an appropriation tor o.
bridge across Denmark Wash. west OF
SInu8. The county surveyor was fr-
.truCtcd tO look up the site and prepare
ID ulnr Tor the ugc OF euuerVfe.f
August Erickson OF Saliua petitIoncI
FOR % change Of county road which H.
now running through his land 40 ap-
ton was taken except 60 Investigate
title Go the land.
Bills were allowed amounting to AE2
or this amount about 2nUU went for the
expense OF the Heaton murder trial and
f,D on county roads.
NEIsON-GIFFORp NTpTIALs.
Harry clifford and Miss CalHo Nelson
on this city were married last evening
by Bishop O. w. Cooug OF Richneid
Third ward A pleasant reception was
given at tho home OF the brides par-
ontr
Tho Richdeld Reaper &C. makInr tho
district school children happy thie week
by giving an under tho alc of D. yoare
% complimentary ticket 90 the thc3fer
on the face Of the ticket these words
occur "This boy cor g'rD is . booster
for temperance and prohibition L.l him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-08
MOVE AGAINST PROHIBITION
CT AMBERL ANS COT 'y REMEDY
THE MOST POPULAR BECAUSE
III Is THE BEST.

81 have sold Ch8mberlain's Cough
remedy for the past eight years and and
it 90 Doe one Of the best selling medi-
clucs on the market. Bor babies and
Noung children there SIS nothing better
u the line of cough syrups" SAYS Paul
Allen, Plain Dealing La. This remedy
not only cures The coughs colds and
Group SO common among Young children.
nut Us pleasant and safe for them o.
take. II contains mo- opium or other
narcotic and may Doe given 90 a baby
as confidently as to am adult For sale
by an druggists
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-08
rrNERAL on MRs. WELDING.


Special CORES pondonco
Garland. Boxelder CO.. Feb. i-Th,
funeral OF Estclla yelling was held t
the Westinghouse today.
Mrs yelling was one or the stalk
presidency of the Primary association
has always been q faithful worker 10
Tho Church organizations. and wal
dearly beloved and respected through
out the county
The house was allied with many roln.
ttos and friends from an over Bc8I
Eyor valley Many OF the high council
and bishops from the outside wardi
were present. Beautiful floral tributes
'rnm thn Primary associations. Mutua.
and Relief society boards and fricndt
covered tho cask.t and the pulpit Ar
pupratc music was furnished bv the
ward choir under the leadership OBJ
Ar.iu Haucs. and solos by %. IA Havs
Mrs Mary Wanloss and E.ssie Foulgcr
Words OF comfort and culogv were OF.
forod by Elders j. ID. Ward. JOSEPH
Jensen. w. J.. Grover Bishop Arthur
r. Caponer. President Milton Werin5
aud Mosdamcs Lottie b. Smith and Lu.
Cy a. CLARK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-08

Cepuon was rendered last night at the
town hall Co Bishop =. s Horslcy and
wife who depart 20 ON a. missionary
call 10 England, Feb. 20. by way OF
Portland. There were present $40 of
their friends showing the manner in
which they are esteemed by the CONF
muuity. An excellent program wss rcu-
dercd and refreshments served. s. we'll
filled purse was presented Too them 10
aid iu promulgaung the gospcl.
Bishop Horslcy was ono Of the early
settlers of this valley and has filled
one mission Co his native land lu july,
1896, ho was sustained presiding elder
of Price to succeed Bishop Frandseu
ana was ordained bishop iu August OF
the same year, Ho has occupied that
position since.
Elder Albert Bryuer who has been
first counsellor win have charge of the
ward for the present
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-08
True Flavors

With great care, by a process en-.
tirely his own, DR.. Price is enabled
to extract from each Of the true,
select fruits, all of its character.
istic flavor, and place in the mar.
lSet a class Of favorings Of rare
excellence. Every flavor is Of
great strength and perfect purity
For aavoring ice-oream, jcllics
cake, custards, etc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-08

age son OF George Heher and susi,
~ Robinson. died Jan. 20, OF pneu-
monia.. The funeral was held in tho
ward hell today. The speakers were
Bishop w. w. scegmiiicr and T.. W.
Little
Thus FAR the winter has been an ideal
ono with plenty of snow and rain o.
ensure good range for the cattle. goats
and sheep.
There Is considerable sickness, most
~ colds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-08
PARK CITY.
Death Of Mrs George II. Williams
Lecture on Socialism.

Special Correspondence.
Park city. Utah, Feb. "A baby boy
was born yesterday 10 M and Mrs
George a. Scott, on Norfolk avenue
Mr.. W. ID. Haywood cX-sccretary and
treasurer OF the Western Federation
OF Miners union. spoke ina the Dewey
theatcr Sunday evening ON Socialism.
Mr.. Haywood is on his way 10 Calf
f0ruia. and expects % spend six months
in the northwest locturing
Mrs. George II. Williams, aged IS
years. died Monday morning. Deceased
is survived by her husband and two
small children. Remains win be taken
% coalNillc for intermont
e.. A. Calls. president of the Southern
states mission came up 10 Park city
this morning 20 visit his half-brOther
George il. Williams.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-08
CORPORATION PAPERS FILED.
District Court-Death of Mrs. Pcuroid
Funeral of Nina Bchunin.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. Feb. S.-Articles Of iucorpora-
tion have been nled with the county
clerk by the following companies.
Moapa Investment company. to con-
duct the business of fruit grain and
cattle raising. etc Provo is the princi-
pal place Of business. The capital stock
is 500 900 divided into 1000 shares Of
the par value OF 500 each The dl-
rectors and officers are D.. = HlatkIey
president; j. w. Bean vice president:
b. l.. Jones. Alamo Billings ana sam
mel r. Hinclley with L. Vernon Hinck-
ley secretary and treasurer
Provo Lodge 40 -, Independent or
dor OF Odd FelloWs, has incorporated
for the purpose of cultiyaung frater-
nifty, benevolence and charity among
ITS members. The directors and officers
are; william n. RreretOu. president;
william n. Ray, vice president: Rich
ard W. Brereton, Ephraim Homer and
James r. Farrcr with J.. l.. Jones,
secretary.
The Black Giant Coal company Is or
gauized to own and operate coal mines.
wax mines, oil wells, etc. Provo Is the
principal place OF Business. The caui-
tai stock IS $4,000, divided into lO-cent
shares. The following are the officers
and directors: G.. T. Loose. president;
T. NJ. Allen, vice president. John r.
Twelvcs. secretary and treasurer: JOS.
T. Farrer and Preston G. Peterson.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT
The case OF Stephen Brumel VS..
lugrce Williamson and Martin william
son is now being heard by Judge Booth
i'm the Fourth district court. Plaintiff
asks for $500 damages for breach OF
D
I'm Lake View and ID shares OF w8tCr
iu the West Union Canal company.
Defendants claim that plaintiff broke
tho contract. and that the deal was
then verbally declared off,
Estate of Martha Jane Coray, deccas-
ed letters of administration issued %
William ID. Alexander. bond 500.
Estate Of Lewis Harvey deceased:
letters of administration issued 10 j.
J.. Harvey. bond 5000
Estate OF Thomas ClaWsOn, deceased;
order of sale of real estate.
In the case OF Amos r.. Gay. VS.
Young Mems Coop and A. b. Rock
him. motion for new trial has been set
for Feb 10.
Estate OF VIM d.. Brown, deceased;
letters of administration granted tO
Lillian A. Brown; bond $4,000. Tho fol-
lowing probate cases were continued.
Estate of Eliza Kelly deceased; estate
OF VIM. BurbaCk. deceased; estate of
LOWS carter. deceased,
DEATH or MRS. PENRoD.
Mrs Martha Penroid died yesterday
from the effects of nervous prostIatiou.
Tho deceased was tho daughter of John
and Sarah Mcdaniel and was BORN in
Alpine thirty-dye years ago, but has
lived in Provo for many years TlIo
leaves no children. Funeral services
VIII take place I'M the Third ward mo,t-
inghouse tomorrow tTuesdlk) GOO 4
o'clock
ALMA BEHUNIN'S FUNERAL
Mrs. Nancy Higgins of Elsluorc came
up to arrange Tor the funeral cot her
brother. Alma Behuniu. whose death
WAS reported in Saturdays "NoWa.
AS he was un indian war veteran. %
was decided Geo have that organization
take charge of the funeral Services
were held Boz Graham Jones UNDER
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-08
YOUR HOME

Wired for electric lights and beautiful
chandeliers. s. down does IL. Ask about
our easy payment plans.
WASATCH ELECTRIC SERVICE CO..
90 =. O. Place. Bell phone, main DIG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-08

cemetery and not taken 90 Islsinoro as
&C first Intended. Mr. Bohunin WAS
native of ohio and became a member
~ the Church In his youth. Tie was
with The saints IN Nauvoo, ana worked
an the Nauvuo temple. IN 1860 he came
20 Utah. Tie was actively engaged IN
the uuhmlding OF the territory in hts
youth. ana served IN tho Walker war.
We guarded Lees ferry at the time
ot the Navajo uprising. aud was as-
sistant superintendent OF the Mauti To
dian farm. AZ the age OF a. be lost
an aye through the explosion of an
anvil at a Fourth OF July celebration.
WEDDING BELLS.
Marriage licenses have been Issued
the following couples.
Robert l.. Bills and CLARA ~ Love-
less. both of payson.
Amasa E. Kindred and Jennie John
son, both ~ springville.
ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY.
This morning George McNIahou. who
H connected with ONE OF the local cleo
trio thcatora was arrested and will
probably have Co face the charge OF
burglary lie is held for breaking in
the show window OF % local drug store
and removing thorefrom several bot-
Ties OF wine. which he ana his friends
consumed.
SHOOTING GALLERY BURGLAR
lied.
The shooting gallery Of Harvey
Adams in this city was entered by
burglars some time between Saturday
night and this forenoon. and trunk
containing some watches and target
guns was taken and carried about 800
yards away and the contents carried
Off so arrests have as yet been made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-08

is soon 20 be- installed which viii taxi
ln the neighhuring towns OF Ceutcrnol
ANfol Fnvottc and Mnvneld. Alrcndi
% phones have been subscribed FOR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-08

Ogden Tabernacle on Friday, the day
the great emancipator was born.
DISTRICT COURT TODAY.
The hearing OF the case of the
state against LorcnHo Montgomery,
charged with n statutory offonse, be-
gan this morning before Judge Howell,
and VIII probably last three days,
BIG SNOW STORM.
Tho snow which began FALLING at 3
O'Clock this morning and stul cone
tinuea is now 40 inches deep on the
level. Advice from Nevada state that
Do is from three TO five feet deep Ia
That state. Word comes from Wyom-
INK that the snow deposit from this
storm is 30 10 40 Inches deep. Should
cold snap follow Ion proportion To- the
size Of the storm 30 is feared there
viii DE serious losses OF stock and
sheep.
MOVE AGAINST PROHIBITION.
Active war against the prohibition
propaganda win Doe wagod in ogden
during the coming week Today "a pro-
test against the enactment Of pro-
nihition law viii be circulated among
the business men of the city II is am.
nounced that large number of the
most prominent merchants and profess
sional men in the community have
signitcd their Intention to attach thcir
signatures TO this protest. which will
be addressed 20 the legislature.
In addition To this. the board of
directors Of the Weber club viii meet
at noon wednesday To- consider reso-
luton against prohibition legislation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-08
KANAB

Death of hulo iox--Idcai Winter
Conditions.
Special D0rrospoudcnco.
Kuuab NHnn CO.. Feb. I.-Lrfle
Mariner Robinson. "a bright nnd prom.
lsiuE little boy nrar'y siK yuan of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-08
SHOOTING GALLERY BURGLAR
lied.
BRIGHAM CITY.
PATmARCH WATKINS uoNonED.

Family Reunion Held In Opera House
10 Commemorate send Birthday.
Special Correspondence
Brigham city. Feb. 6-At n o'clocl,
today in the Brigham city opera House
was held a grand family reunion i'm
honor of the eiEhty-soCond birthday an
niversary of Patriarch William l.. Wat
lSius who Us 50 years OF age tomor-
row. Songs. recitations and felicitous
addresses and responses were the or
der OF the day. In the afternoon the
grandchildren presented the beautiful
operotta Untitled "Grandpa,s Birthday. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-08
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Reunion and Banquet at Spring city
Two Divorce.

Two Divorce.
Special ,spoudeuce
Mt Pleasant. Feb. G--The nineteenth
annual reunion and banquet of tuo old
folks OF Spring city was held ou ThWs-
day, Jan Us. in the opera House. The
old folks were brought Co the OIem
House Boo carriages. At D. o'c.ue, q
warm dinner was spread ou TWO Ion-
tables extending the entire length ul
tna ball. In AN ISL persons woue pu y.-
OFF honor including tho oIJ folks
Widows and missionaries wives p.o-.-
don't g.. n Iund and Couus lnr Pete.
Natson and wife Of Mt Pleasant vo.a
present. st D.. m. an excellent UIH-
gram vas rendered with Samuel AL
roll ts POSTMASTER
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PRICE.
RIsmop HoRsLEY ~ Nil.

Given Reception in Town Han Before
Going on Mission.
Special Correspondence.
Price. Carbon Coz Feb. ga re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-08

ALMA HEHuNIN.s FuNENAL

Mrs Nancy Higgins of Eisiuorc came
up to arrange for the funeral cot her
brother. Alma Behuniu. whose death
WAS reported in Saturdays "NeWa.
AS he was an indian war veteran. %
was decided Goo have that organization
take charge of the funeral Services
were held boz Graham a. Jones under
taking parlors this afternoon. and the
remains Nero Inferred Dan the Provo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-08

Don't tire your
self earring the baby
around. Get one
now and pay US as
you can.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-08

Tho city council meets tonight flr the
IIat time in two weeks no ia expected
lIat ihc session viii be ~ busy and
nus one as 20 number of Important
matters mo pending
LINCOLN MEMORIAL SERVICES
last evening memorial sorl ices Wcro
lHld iu all Che sccfHr.au churchns ln
He city n honor of tho one hundredth
anniversary of inc birth of Abraham
lincoln Services win boz held iu tho
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-05-28
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mrs. S. w. Inman and son, Edward,
of Lancaster are visiting relatives In
Yorkville.
Misses Josie Carroll and Anna Nc
Cav Of Yorkville, left on Wednesday
to attend the commencement at Due
West next week.
Mrs. Calvin Brice Of Woodward,
Fairfield county Is visiting her son,
Mr.. ]. M. Brice on Yorkville No. 4, and
other relatives in York county.
Miss Annie Bludworth returned to
Lancaster this morning after spending
several days in Yorkville with the fam
lily. of Mrs. M. s. A. Bludworth.
Mr.. Luther Davidson, arrived from
Texas Tuesday, and will spend the
summer with his father. Mr.. F. D.
Davidson Of the Delphos neighborhood.
The following young ladies have re-
turned to their respective homes from
Chicora college: Misses Annie Ashe,
Annie Lee Thomas, Yorkville; Nan Nc
Murray, Sharon; Estelle, Lillis and lone
Ashe, and Mary Williams, McConnells-
willie
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-05-28
RAISING a MULE COLT.

Formerly he was a farmer; but now
he Is in business in Yorkville. He is
getting along very well; but still he is
unable to forget the farm. He will not
admit that he wants to go back. On
the contrary, he insists that he Is done
with that kind of work. The principal
reason he gives is the growing unrelia-
bility of labor; but in spite of 1t all,
he cannot refrain from recurring to
farm incidents that suggest to him,
the good old times that were.
Someone had mentioned the practical
economy involved in the proposition Of
raising mule colts instead Of buying
mules at great big prices from the
west. and after this kind Of talk had
continued for some little while, our far
mer friend grew reminiscent.
with all due respect to The Enqui-
rer, which Is from time to time urging
the raising of our own mules" he said,
II want to say that I have had my ex-
perience along that line, and it was
sufficient"
Yes" he continued, II tried the rails
ing of a mule colt once. We had a
suitable mare and decided that to raise
a mule colt would be the very thing,
and in the course of time the little imp
arrived. This was in the spring about
planting time. 1t was the first colt
that had ever been on the place and
we were all interested in him. We
really thought he was a cute little fel-
low.
when cotton got big enough to need
blowing, the place was in a rush and