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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
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SuIltI phW gtlpiUt <'u'h" NNe
oct aornle oQ bersmte Rifolot Saorn
/ aiebeubaun par Der iorlcoen Ssn'
6oa aranielng, ioet oct me Sptr,
iom cr ifipnfet al Or. Garl Socob'en,
III or reiit. 5eitligbeoeu poa Atlto'
.lui Sourn i~u0leoeoes meo, at CT Or
feitcr 6lGite ire Salmcr, meoets De
S,n6bu6ne off op / 1ooruet I'll SGg'
tcroanQen sperit oppe. Gen 'ioite az
oisic aoroIer bar 6en aomIe Salne
"Greoo", Ser iPrlig er tnpttet III vi
foloi airtes Siitorie, OF Den iptaeocs
puu 9aiuner meo oen Gloaamle Wc'
Iooi. Or. Socobien boIot laa Ell
Gale, bporeitcr @iGiterne began 'tg
n~eSenunocr I'll Ell Set. Sacobien bao'
De Iabet IGsge fGrIige Srapper 90 I'll
8pgterganger for 3amerneS Stplo,
en6caioa en- Sroppe op til fsrite 8a'
Ieri poa Spirbpantuaen. SnopieIien
Of oct pafre Spir, Tom Sacobieu iaa
eaumilbt bar ifiGnfet aisbenbopn,
ionot. iii 9Gre for bans Wooer, Steo
paa ben6eS 90.aarige 6s0ieIs0ag.
Set tore Brutcit'S og. Sra ais.
bcnbauu meoSeles Den 296e auguit:
7et af iuriticaige WGro ltoeuior Den
aftioe Politif ioranitaIteoe Solfetos
iom en- Eroteit moo ) s. 9briiten.
lens llSnponeIie iii Riniiter ianot
Steo ioug. alotfeu 12,45 bauoe Der
i SlotsboImsgaoeu inmlet zig 3uiin.
Ger al 9Ieuneifer, iom 6eIs bapOe
.itiQet iig op i oroneoe RGffer bells
iorbolSt Jig iom pasiiue Silfuere.
.2tot isr alotfen 1 latte 5oeet iig |
gcoPgeIie meo Nuiif / Spioien os
talrige 5aner forbeIt oper belle 3oact.
Gangs 5ogets Bel bopbe Der iomIet
.fa 3uiinSer az 3iIIfuere. : Soset
berife0e aoo Sroen. aloffeu 1.45
anfom oct Ill 9srup Ribebus, iom
hurtig fplotes al omfring 5000
Waro. 9esuoen bar Der uoenior
iamlet flere Suiinb Renneifer. Tom
aioebuiet life fumoe ruHume. Ger
holotes 5aler. boori Der proteitere.
oes moo. at j. e. Gbriitenien igicH
lao / 2uuSets sperite Raao, % bpori
bans SierneIie FRA Resieriugen FREE.
pe6es. aue 3aler bilieoes meo De.
moniirntipt 9iinlo. 3iliIut peotos
GoriumIiuGen ~euitemmia en- Relolu.
ton, bpori 6et llSpala. iom bar lam
! menfnlot 9roteitmsoet. beoes ON at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
Sclina al CONS ScrreS. Snopaa

mere .of gGperoalens auneriogn
2om bar poa Mosiemeoe forleoen
Senbag enitcmmis bciluttet at bert
itiae iii Serreositpret at onbefale, of
geperoolen bliner eeet Serreo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
Trufuct / en- SGf. Eoa 81

Srnfnct / en- SGf. Tou @aarNen
GrifSrsb / 8ierpen brilfueoe forle:
ben @ftcrmiooag Ell S.aarig 8ige |
Ell 9pf, iom / Acknowledged er got'
fife Iioen, men iom unoer De IioIte
Cages RegnIfpI bar ipllmet poloiomt
pp. Gigen par bortIot paa 8aaroelt
for Satti0oG Eegning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
SiuSbolm Ssifole.

9. =. la Gonr fro 9pusbp bar for ct
Bar Gage iioeu fisbt Ser neS Srale.
biGrg beIigeenoe SinSboIm SsiifoIc,
iom ban opertoa aIlereSe Den lite
Sentember
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
stuScnter ira 1S49.l glf aarct

6O.aars Stuocnter Dor, iaapiot pt
bes, islqenoe / ariitiania: Zen
Ionosficnbte Sougerpcteran, Sprog-
Iprer =. u. 9effepolb, fbp. Eroiesior
Sclilius 9icoIapien, Sprogforlferet
Sans &ois % ibo. &eftor emil
Ghreiuer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17

Spilttn Stolt? SiGIp III at beipare bette
Spsrssmaal fan for m6nsss Sebiommsnbs
ioaes Uso at sisHHsmIGis gneiie 9ntbsrnu
geaesmos int,resiants snfalpe. Der iaoes
irii usb Of tilitripe StOIsHs 8eitprsr, &rOi.
g. 3. Dong, 9artInne. ssaih.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
Splat Snnntprinnt. 6

Splst Snnnturinm. Chr. 8in9e
bar iolgt lit Sanatoriltm peo Sretter
/ 8uobrdnbsboIen til Srsfnerne 9a'
rem og SuIie Rititbage, Ssnore 6ron.
S%anatoriet. iom berefter ifal boloes
oabent bele aarct ruuot og bripcs
1moer Tapnet Sretteu SlriItbotcI,
ppertageS al sc me Giere i Septem.
Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
Giennpmshanoc

aommuneitpre bar meo 80 moo -
Stemmer peotaget Sapneitprets 6or'
iIoa ON for $4,000 Sir. at inofisbe
ssosno 8oaro / 8aa9en berIteos. -
Gienoommen, iom tilbsrer 6rsfen
Cole 0oblS 0sbsbo, tPnfeS blartot
mbet inSrcttet til StIfetrappe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17

Iangc StnScntcr. Eli Smmotri-
fuleringen 2bcu September bapbe
peo Observation-Disclosures llblsb melot
Tia 3S9 S%tuoenter, oct oil iige ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
Sra Danmarf.
TpoSfoIS.

GsosfalS. aontordei eaermann
| Sinonsminiitcriet er aiaaaet peo
0eben, 80 aar al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
Sopteiucu fa(ot bsS ON. Era &ie,

benbopn meooeleS: 8aptein Seter'
fen pau 9omperen "Sfreien" ira
Sronobiem, paa Reiie fra Bergen til
S~snigSberg, falbt forleoen Sag
uoenfor anitrilp plil0ieIig 900 ON,
rantmct of Sierteilog. Sfibct uenote
tiIbage til aisbenbapn for at lamb
i9tte 9iget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
Spitcn / Sanmarf. &c iorIsbuc

Spitcn / Snnmarf. ) DC iorlsbne
Cages Ssrpeir bar Der berItet Ell
poloiom GrapIbe0 belle Sauoet ooer.
Ssiturbeioet er bIeoeu iorceret, oo De-
nGitcn bocr Gag bar trret meo Re9n,
ifriuer Bort &ouo". ct etenocm'
meligt Snotrpf gisr oct at ie Den me
tie @aaripo enonu itna paa Rcoen.
lpor Soften eIlerS UNDER normole
Torbplo pau Oct nPrmcite itliloe o9re
forbi. Ieu @pgact % Sapren er Oh
omiiOer moonet, bpor baarot oct enc
bur frebet, oq for bucr Tag meier
Waifiucrnc orf for 5oNe. Ora DtiSt'
iipuono meloeS. at aiernen al Den
in6bsitcoc Seitiro pcO EGrifningen
bar piit iia at bare boerfen ri1gere
cQer beSre enb ioruoiogt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17

0p aesemisFonGr til aima. DOT.
tpr SrspIano refer ON fort Sto til
aina iom 2GsemisiionGr ! "Eet
norif. lutberife ainamisiionsforbnnos
Sieneite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
SAT- n o N,
tiIialeS ener tinete.

NpcrtfsfertcHter nuoer -THSes', ~IFIete-, I'm.
tpsr GaHa, % 10 Gents pr. Orb ipr aft, ;om eusr4saer
70 Orb. HocrigsmeHtrr tHofdaes iffs for 1Itnore tss
60 Gents Esaae raa HtrautleltJ E~HeoIsLae abe Be-
SBmusr.
- sGatswabstiIsus iShsr % Gents pG Gial.
ess Orr sigt IN 2tHte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17

Stfeeu Serueo beieHotaisrss for glcat
% sezRer, al Dor iirrs 5dotr, eaHs g. B.loen,
'set pda essia. @HobraHosoalsn. Roras, ben zoe
Tee. 1893. iiaif reo 7sssH ben seie seytbr. 90.
Gan blsp | 1857 aft Rorsr reb gGarit Z. arc
seu. % DC Tom I'll amsri,a for smtr.nt 30 aar
tstn. eazs 5uiirn Gisi' Uds 7rosu ben poe
@ai 1908. Ss sitrrlaosr fs FIRE ssuurr o. to
Sstre. 5reo HsS serss stsp.
Gsrsa Gftsrlaote.
aneooer, 2. 1d,ota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
.!Sra uoree.

Yrpiesipr Sanc ligger iflg. "Wfor'
genpoiten" fortioen meget ing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17

Nm Tarm 2 aRtI iisI 6limt-. Sgirr. pdd isO &c
res. Eris tsl0 n ". drre Woos EuidiT.
OLE TElGEN, Crookston. MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17

Erins SauS bar / IGngere SIo
.ppret ipa. GrinieuS SuSITgc, Oper'
lGae anuoieu, bar iisIge "Itdttounl'
tiocube" opIuit, at Yriuien / Den 'e'
mere Ii0 bar pGret aeneret AZ Ell
8olocitensIiOcIie, iom oitc er mc9et
imertcfulb. Zen enc Gag fan Srtn'
len 6eiinSe iig belt bel, Den nGIte
Dag or ban meget libenoe. Sp9oom'
mems aorafter / SorbiroeIie meo
GoticntcuS bsie aIber ncooenoigelsr
Sog iterit miIig 6oriigti9brS. Boa
ben onbcn SIDE fan 8ririen glPoe
liz peo meaen Observation-Disclosures.
griu8 Sans cr isbt 1925. San er
9roocr al niosoe Song GbriItian Den
9Ap
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
TILSAlCS,

e,ost 7yorulano / Roro 7atoia % / uore.
ueitre RiHneiota iRlsss btaIg. Scr 8ris %
SeIlripelie itriU III
Il. s. JOHNSON, Grand Forks, N. D
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
De Annifr ,spriparsluue. lra Sis.

&c bnnIfc TUrIOarSlppc. 6rd Nls'
beubaun meo0eIe3 ocn Bite angrlt:
6~oltctbiuget bar peo trcbr' @ebnno'
Iino ueotaaet SoriporSloocue mco DC
Northumberland, iom 6orioorSmini'
Iteren % SIertaIsparticrne banoe
itiQct. 2o~oiorilaaet, Tom ocrc'tcr
aoor til 9anSStbingct, bar III iooet
SEN SfifteIie, iom itrnmcr mco
SpcrcnSfomitcn meacm Senitrcgrup'
peruc uco ocn me Heaicriu9S Cant
nellie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
800 Wcres 700 Soa.

Scrips. pGd huilts fan lilies" 320 Heres
Government gauo / Gduuod. ir!9ss for
ceHnr gris. Stipot indes ineeU ire 2lor peo
o pidaneoers Cpbolo pua gGuoct Or. Anr OF
30 Here's 3urtntHg. Son 'prupe up@ 10
Scrips iamtiota peO at DO psrelsis o Nor.
poa bucr. S. II. lonbattsn. Brocsst, n OAK.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-17
Dor Wpnicridrm

% pdirc otem iubliae RtuHcioia CT tili1tas. zsu
belle 6arm or pppbr'gt % GtatT liGc / Ratsbrltc,.
Faa @ruHo AZ F~amiiieus eeibrcb iG!ars ~ ~bttnbriis
uuhrrpriS. S2,OdO f~eutiuf oil prrr NOT I'll az ttr:
6s ben T 4. KEITH. Eier Dallas, Texas.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-01-22

Pay Dahnke's Cafe visit and you
will go back again
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-01-22
FOR OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

n must be remembered thar the late
ruling of the Postt.sa.i sssssitttsT General
requires us to collect subscriptions 70
The Commercial within one year af-
ter the subscription begins, else we
must be notified that the paper is
wanted for another year Practically,
all subscriptions should be paid in
advance, but this is not always OBJ
served by subscribers and patrons Of
county papers. This notice, however,
is for the purpose Of asking our delin-
quent subscribers to pay up or notify
us accordingly if they desire the paper
to continue. II the foregoing rule is
not observed we are compelled to dis
continue the paper. Please let us hear
from you at once.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-01-22


The Carmack Memorial Fund in the
hands of Col A. nj. Shook was nateri-
ally increased last week by contributions
from East Tennessee collected through
the Knoxville Sentinel. A chez check KIN has
been received from this source amounts
ing to 1929 40, which together with a
half dozen subscriptions from other
sources raises the total amount received
to date to $S73.05. The Carmack Me-
mortal Association was formed soon af-
ter the death of Senator CarmacS and
Col Shook was elected Treasurer. The
contributions came from all over the
State, the individual sums in the main
being small The location Of the mon
ument will be selected later. Nashville
Banner.
"A small fund is here in the bank, and
it will be forwarded at once to Col
Shook, unless others desire to add to it,
We will wait a few days for responses.
Those who have contributed are:
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-01-22
Tennessee's Augean Work.

But brave judge is a mighty man.
Backed by sheriff who is afraid of
neither men nor politics, he can uphold
the dignity Of the law in all ordinary
matters. Judge Jones deserves much
credit for the manner in which he con
Quoted the trial. Not once did he fall
ter, not once did he betray anger or
haste or any weaker quality than calm,
judicial determination. 1t was 9
Nightriders themselves who, in the end,
were cowed. They were forced to real
lie the power Of the law at last and to
respect as well as obey it.
Tennessee has done herself proud in
her untiinching prosecution Of the
1t remains for Kentucky
to follow her example Then it is to
be hoped that the country will hear no
more of the murderous, barbarous
band. Washington Post.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-01-22

j. 2 on !, 10 10 \
the least PROVINCE . :. ls1'zs
v v q; nothing IN Eile
or the environmepts l5
associations of later life. IL z'z 3
a class, or a section, OF q par +.
Of parents whose home was upQ (.
theatrical stage, he was native q
Boston, but he knew little Of Boston in
early life, for at the age Of three, an
orrhan, he was adopted BY wealthy
Scotchman living in Virginia. After .
few years Of elementary tuition in
Richmond, he was taken to England
and placed at the Manor House School,
Stoke ewington, where he remained
for five years. From his 18th to his
18th year he was in school at a Rich
mond academy; then followed year at
the University of Virginia; then, after
"a quarrel with his foster-father, he
plunged into the world, empty-handed,
friendless and reckless.
Poe is sometimes claimed as South
ern poet, but there is nothing in his.
writing to indicate that he was more
partial to the South than to the North.
He was neither Northern nor Southern,
but universal. His life ended before
the period Of great sectional strife Gull
minated, and his mind was not sub
jected to the partisan influence that
bore in upon Lowell and Whittier and
others. Poe drew his subjects from the
purely imaginary world and dream
land. To dream and to paint those
dreams perfectly in words was the bust
ness of his life. He was the most con
spicuous example Of pure genius that
has ever appeared in American litera-
ture. He will be remembered chiefly |
for his poetry - its perfect grace Of
rythm and its crystal verbiage; but he
will also be remembered as the creator
and master Of the short story.
True, we could wish that Poe had
added a joyful note or a tint of hope
fulness here and there. He reached
back too much into the dungeons of
the devils OF thought and brought up
too often from those old Easements the
gray, widowed spectres. Yet he could
soar into the pure ether and write
Israfel'' and To Helen, those per-
feet works Of art. In such contrast is |
the spotless water lily growing out Of
ooze in stagnant ponds. Love Of beauty
was perhaps Poe's chief passion, as it
was with Keats, who said:
Beauty is truth; truth beauty-and that is all
We know in this world and all We need to know
Nashville American.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-01-22

Telephone Union City Ice & Coal Co
when you want Coal right now.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-01-22
Real Estate Transfers.

7. R. Barrett to Chas. T. Merryman,
lot in Union City, 1850
I'll. I. Butler, executor, to Mrs. Nan
ME E. Beck, lot in Union City, $3.50.
G. 7. Reeves to III. P. Reeves, inter-
est in land in No. 4, $500.
w. r. Whitehurst to ). 7. Chiles, two
lots in Obion, 500.
j. III. Thompson to ]. M. Culp, 40
acres in No. 5, s., 100.
j. H. speight to ]. G. Reyell, three
lots in Obion, $780,
J. L. Mosier and wife to G. G. Schlin-
ker, 160 acres in No. 3, 50, 800.
Nellie L. LeNieye to II. Forcum, lot
in Obion, 5000.
G. r. Johnson ct al. to j G. Revell,
six lots in Obion, $500.
NJ. D. Haley ct al. to w. R. White
hurst, two lots in Obion, 800.
G. F. Gaddis and wife to N. b. Reed,
four acres in No. II, 800.
A. c. Davidson to H. G. Davidson,
400 acres in No. 9, SO, 800.
Mrs Elizabeth Duncan to J. H. Sand
ling and wife. lot in Union City, $500.
Mrs. Clemie Gates tat to Sallie Goats,
lot in No. is, $3.50.
J. w. and Della Burney to Joe Har-
per, lot in Union City, $500.
F. N. Ashley to Jesse Ashley, lot in
No. 5, $500.
G. S. Hardy to 7. G. Hamilton, 90
acres in No. 1, 81 600.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-01-22

Several good bills have been intro
duced in the General Assembly. One
is by Senator Cox, providing for the ex-
ecution of capital punishment at the
penitentiary with the aid Of electricity.
Another is to prohibit the operation of
bucket shops in the State. Something
along this line should be done. Con
gresham CARROTS bill to prohibit the
transmission of mail, conveying orders
for futures, was drowned by the oppo-
sition, mainly Members from the vicin-
ity Of Wall Street, and in turn the State
should show its appreciation of Mr.
CARROTS courageous work by sustaining
the bill or some other good measure in
the Legislature looking to the ousting
OF bucket shops. If all the States in
the South would do this it would be Of
more practical value to us than all the
legislation that is declared or proposed.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-01-22

Congressman Willets classic sarcasm
and top-heayy syllogism, heaping over
the Presidents caput, would sound very
well under ordinary circumstances, but
when the Executive is urged to have a
little legal surveillance attached to the
conduct Of Memoirs it does not make
q universal hit II al Congressman and
Senators were above reproach there is
no reason why they should be exempt
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-01-22
THE COUNTRY PRESS.

The country newspaper that class
that is published in the small towns
of the State, and which is generally
designated as the country weekly
is a powerful factorin directing the pub
lie mind in all matters that are persist
emily and vigorously treated.
These weekly papers are in closer
touch with the people than the city
dailies are; they are nearer the heart
beat Of the people; they breathe fresher
air and less smoke;" they are of the
people and for the people; they are on
intimate, cordial, friendly relations with
the people; their voice is the voice of
the people, without any foghorn, ter
minal megaphone attachments. The
country weekly" is essentially a local
paper, embracing matters Of social
and personal nature, in which its read
ers have a personal or individual inter-
est, which makes it a familiar fireside
companion in every household to which
it becomes a constant visitor.
Therefore, when the country news
papers concentrate their power and in
fuence with any degree Of unanimity
in their advocacy Of men Or measures,
Al ~ ,.as,,lt 4, oI,,,oe,+ ,,a,.to;,, ~ M ,,l+;
mate victory for the cause they espouse.
A large majority of the country
weeklies have been making a fight for
reformation in the public affairs Of the
State. They have demanded that the
standard Of official responsibility be
raised to its original and proper sphere,
and that the State government bewrest-
ed from evil control and restored to the
people. They have with yigor pointed
to and condemned the lawlessness that
has become rampant and the riotous
reign Of officialism that has become a
public scandal. They have demanded
a proper regard forthe public rights,
and the people have responded in keen
appreciation of these conditions, and by
positive and aggressive methods to cor
rect the wrongs.
When the people demanded direct
primary for the nomination Of a Gov
ernor, about 90 per cent Of the country
weellies were with them,
When the people protested against
the Ban Murray packed convention, the.
country weeklies, with only here and
there a discordant note, were with
them.
When the people, in amazement, saw
the administration State Committee
open headquarters in Nashville to save
the liquor interests Of the State, taking
that course with the ayowed purpose Of
sustaining in the Legislature the Cow
ernor's policies, these same faithful,
loyal, devoted organs of the people de-
nounced such perversion and prostittl-
ton, and the people themselves said
amen.
The combined strength Of the country
weekly press has been a commanding
force in arousing the people to action.
It has done its share, and its share was
great, in the great work. It has stood
as an ever-Satchful sentinel of the peo-I
pie. nTlsontaminated by corporate in
fluenees unawed by oAicialism, a strong
and af5Ictive safeguard Of therights and
of the people.
The Tennessean rejoices to know that
he great State Of Tennessee has such a
worthy band Of country editors,
whose combined effort is Of sufficient
srength to prevail against even Ban
arrays noisome methods and erst-
Ie mighty machine. - Nashville Ten
sean.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-01-22

was r.az aess...: and !.
! q g4zEion aoa general debility, also suf'
le'x| I9n| <t<tIs T saw i cod livei
\ e z =. = i 4
NJ lsottIps eeaiasa u j
81 4 {ll1 .tin now feeling ,if,asItlly
well. Henry Cunningham. ElaeI Baf.
tist Church, Kmgstpn II q.
VinoI is not a patent medicine Init i
preparation composed Of the medicinal
elements Of Gods livers, combined with
tonic iron and wine. Vinol creates
a hearty appetite, tones up the organs
of digestion and makes rich, red blood.
In this natural manner, Vinol creates
strength for the rundown, over
worked and debilitated, and for deli
cate children and old people. For
chronic coughs, colds and bronchitis
Vinol is unexcelled.
All such persons in this vicinity are
asked to try Vinol on our offer to re-
fund their money if it fails to give sat
isfaction.
Niles Drug CO., Union City, Tenn.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-01-22

The New York World and the In
dianapolis News may be able to sustain
their charges Of scandal relative to the
Panama Canal purchase, and the force
OF this conclusion may yet cause the
Administration to relinquish the inves-
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-01-22

FOR SALE OR RENT Fine house
and outbuildings and five good acres Of
land, adjoining the corporation. Very
desirable. A fine place to garden or to
run poultry yard. G. E. COBB.
Att
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-01-22

FOR SALE-Two Duroc Jersey sows
and pigs. Also male. Apply to Luz
ther Corum, r. F. d. No. 4, Union
City, Tenn. 44-2t
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-01-22

SALE Farm Of 162 acres, near
Isn: five-roon new frame house.
.ants to sell. Address Carrier
I. Mckenzie, Tenn 4Sw2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23

Saturday evening for Miss Clara Golden, Tho
presents wcro numerous and nscfnl. pleas
ant evening was spent with music and games.
A dainty lunch was served Mt 1880. Those
present wore Misses Clara Golden. Margaret
Folk. Mattie Howarth Lulu Bellists Stella
Schofeld, Form schoRcd and Mrs. a. v
Gadd,
Friday was parents visiting day nt the
public schools and the high school A NUN.
Der Of parents md visitors wont out to in.
speot school work, which wns excellent The
exhibits of the domestic science department
were exceptionally good Tho domestic sci
ence girls served refreshments TO the visitors
The intermediate grades OF tho public
schools are preparing mn opcrnta, Boy
Blue, which they will present during com
mcncement week.
evening AZ tho home OF Miss Ethel Wright,
whero sho entertained the officers OF tho y.
l.. NJ. /. A.
Prof and Mrs. r. r. Hornor entertained
tho graduating class OF tho Nephi high school
Tuesday evening Mt dinner. Tho tables and
dining room were beautifully decorated in the
high school colors. crimson and gold. and
appropriate flowers. Those present were
Misses Attn Carter, Leah Pcttigrew, Rosclca
Ellis, Janet Iatimer and MessrS. Ole Chris.
ianscn, Frank Footc. Hans Christensen,
Ralph Bclliston. Warner Stephenson. John
Lntimor and George Belliston.
The Sunday schools gavo a dancing party
Wednesday evening at Pays hall,
One OF the protties, entertainments OF the
season was the spring musicale and dance
given by the Y. L. NJ. l. A. Tho Arlington
, dancing hall wns decorated with spring bios.
SONS and an appropriate programme was
rendered.
Miss Matte llownrth gave china shower
for Miss Clara Golden. whose marriage took
place Wednesday,. The evening was spent
pleasantly with music and games. Delicious
refreshments were served. Tho young ladies
present were Misses Clara Golden. Matte
Howarth, Clara Farnsworth, Lulu BelGston,
Mablo Warner, Della Pcxton, Margaret Folk.
Myrtle Golden. Della Schofeld Ethel Black.
ON, Thorcse Brough, Mable Douglas. Fern
Schofcld, Mrs. A. V. Gadd and Mrs, l.. w
Nickers.