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Graham guardian., 1909-05-07
Tpral Mtus

j. F. Sherwood, owner of the
Jacobson saw mill in the Graham
mountains, was q business visitor
in town this week.
New rubber tire buggy. A bar.
gain. Apply at this Office. s-tf
Jack Williams, Of Norenci, was a
visitor in town Saturday and Sun
day, attending the races and ball
games. Mr.. Williams returned to
Morenei Monday.
An election will be held tomorrow
at Stafford Public School House, for
the lsvying of a special tax to raise
sufficient funds to build an addition
to the present school building.
G. A. Rhoads is teaching the sixth
and seventh grades Of the Stafford
Public School during the absence of
the regular teacher, Mrs. Truesdale,
who is confined to her home with q
severe ease Of Ia grippe.
W. A. Smith, better known as
Shot Gun Smith," an old Union
soldier and an inmate at the Sol
diers' Home, Santa Monica, CAL,
was \ visitor in Stafford the past
week, greeting old friends.
Mrs. A. z. Patterson, mother of
Frank T. and R. S. Patterson, who
has been visiting her sons the past
four months, left for Ell Paso, Texas,
Saturday morning, where, after a
short visit, she will continue her
journey to Pittsburg, Pa.
LOST-Between Thatcher and
Owens ranch above Layton, a
locket, set with ten brilliants, and
containing picture Of Mrs. Orson
Merrill, and chain Of rope design.
Liberal reward If returned to Miss
Alice Sabin, Thatcher, Ariz. 11-2t
Mrs. DIV. Wickersham, of Los
Angeles, arrived here Sunday morn
ing to join her husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wickersham will reside in the
Solomon cottage during the absence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Solomon,
who are on a visit to San Francisco,
California.
The report Of the Globe National
Bank, of Globe. Arizona, for April
18th, shows an increase of 40 per
cent. in its deposits since it's last re-
port, with cash and demand loans
equal to 7S3 per cent. of deposits
on hand. This is fine showing for
this bank.
Graham guardian., 1909-05-07
Eden Notes

Malvin E. Peters, of Shallow Flat,
was a business visitor here Tuesday.
Joe Holladay and wife, Of Globe,
are visiting friends and relatives
this week.
Leo Colvin, John and Uncle Bill
Hawkins made business trip to
Stafford Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Thatcher, Of Artesia,
was q visitor Saturday, as q guest
of her daughter. Mrs. b. L. Colvin.
Mrs. ]. S. Tanner, of Artesia,
was a Saturday visitor at the home
of her mother, Mrs. M. M. Curtis.
Mrs. M. A. Sellers arrived Friday
evening from Tucson, and will be a
guest of her mother, Mrs. J. D.
Holiday.
Typhoid fever and measles com.
bined are proving quite serious in
F. L. Hancock's and Mrs Block
burns families.
A very pretty wedding ocWed at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. onroe
Curtis, Monday evening, May Sd,
when their youngest daughter, Iris
g., was joined in the holy bonds of
matrimony to Delbert Holiday.
The ceremony was performed by
RsX, RaA, R1Rsln2f bQ1bpn8 h18I
Graham guardian., 1909-05-07

up to him, saluted him and shook
hands, asking him if he had just
come from Globe. The man an
swered no.
oh, yes, / remember now," said
johnson. 1t was in Douglas where
we met before"
Never been in Douglas, replied
the man.
You are my prisoner" said
johnson, and he placed the man
under arrest.
Officer johnson concluded that he
had the right man, as he asked him
if he had come from Globe, which
was north, and then spoke of meeting
him in Douglas, which was south
and west, where the man declared
he had never been. johnson de-
Quoted that the only place he could
come from was east, and as he an
swered the description of the man
wanted. he made the arrest, and
from all accounts he got the right
man
Graham guardian., 1909-05-07

Instrumental music, by Ella Hey
wood and the Lee Sisters.
Advice to brides. by Emma B.
Coleman.
Song, by Julia Claridge.
Dutch eourtship, by Viola Free
land. -
At the conclusion Of the program,
candy and nuts were passed, while
all enjoyed an informal visit.
The Y. N. and Y. L. Associations
gave their closing conjoint for the
season in the Academy Chapel on
Thursday evening. An entire comic
program was rendered by way of
change from the regular work. and
though some Of the parts pro-
grammed were not rendered. the
majority were given, which made a
splendid program that was heartily
applauded. Following is the pro-
Opening exercises.
Comic recitation, by Alma Ses-
sions.
Comic song, by E. d. Phillips.
Comic reading, by Rupert Wixom.
Comic recitation, by Emma Cluff.
Comic song, by Lizzie Claridge.
Stump speech, Lon Matthews.
Comic incident, by W. W. Pace.
Graham guardian., 1909-05-07
THATCHER
lBv Our Special Correspondent !

l
Gean Damron has gone to Silver
City.
! Webster Bros. have received a
new Case thresher.
F. L. Sweet, Of Eden, was a visi-
tor in Thatcher Sunday.
Born to Mrs. R. W. Smith, girl,
on Wednesday, May 5th.
Mrs. Fletcher, Of Ogden, is here
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Emma
Merrill.
Mrs. Nellie White, Of Silver City,
is visiting with her mother, Mrs.
Damron.
A number of strangers were in
attendance at the Sunday afternoon
service.
Clara Freestone. Of Layton, spent
Monday visiting with Mrs. Maud
Callison.
Richard Layton is having the
foundation laid for an addition to
his house.
A ear load Of threshinH machines
and bailers was received by the Big
Six this week.
The weekly priesthood meeting
has been changed from Monday to
Sunday evening.
Ben Blake, of the Blake & Ander-
son dairy. Of Globe, was visitor in
Thatcher Monday.
The shirt waist dance given on
Friday evening was a pleasant and
successful social event.
Dell Kimball has an extensive
outfit for spraying fruit trees, and
has already sprayed a great many
orchards. ...
Hazel Moody was given 4 pleasant
surprise last Monday evening, her
18th birthday, by number of her
young friends.
The vacancy in the justice of the
peace Office, caused by the resigna-
ton of H. c. Layton, has been filled
by Thomas Naylor.
The streets Of Thatcher were a.
most deserted on Saturday after.
noon, rs most every one went to the
May Day celebration at Stafford.
The May Day concert given by the
Sunday School on Saturday evening
was well attended and much en-
ljoyed. The drills, with the braid
ing of the May pole and crowning
of the Queen. were very pretty fea-
lures.
On Sunday evening, while Stella
Platt, Lizzie Damron and Nellie
White were driving home from SAT.
ford, their horse ran away, throw
ing Miss Plstt and Mrs. White out
Of the carriage. Miss Damron
chung to the horss until sor5e one
came along and stopped It. The
wheel passed over the two Who were
thrown out, brrising them badly
Both were confined to their homes
for several days. Miss Damron was
unhurt, but badly frightened.
The Y. l.. A. gave a social in hon
or of the marriage Of their secre.
tary, MRS. Louie Carpenter, on Tues
day afternoon. About fifty young
ladies' gathered at the Amusement
Hall, where the following progran
was carried out:
Opening exercises.
| Introductory address by Vina
Lee.
Presentation of a handsome set
of knives and forks, with an ap-
propriate speech, by Mrs. Eleanor
Peterson to Mrs. Carpenter.
4 ssgg, Rsha ;MeisSe WeX,,
Graham guardian., 1909-05-07

The bride received many useful and
handsome presents. After the cere-
mony refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served, after which the
happy young couple and their guests
took part in a grand ball at Smiths
uon
Graham guardian., 1909-05-07
Notice To Debtors

All who are indebted TO w. N.
Sparks are requested to settle on or
before June /, 1909. Accounts not
settled by that date will be placed
in the hands Of an attorney for col
lection. You will save extra cost by
settling at once.
11-4t WILL SPARKS.
Graham guardian., 1909-05-07

For burn or scald apply Cham
berlain's Salve. 1t will allay the
pain almost instantly and quickly
heal the injured parts. For sale by
Stafford Drug Co.
Graham guardian., 1909-05-07

SIS. L. F. Vaughn, salary. 1850
$50. L. F. Vaughn, postage,
March and April. ...... 1900
600. A. G. McAlister, cash
expense ..,.......... 2.75
594. A. G. McAlister, salary,
district attorney. ........ 10000
5S1. w. E. Clark, salary,
deputy clerk .. .. 5000
572. Jno.. d. Williams, sal
ary, county treasurer -. 1888
5s2. Lille Claridge, salary,
deputy recorder. er.......,. $500
594. z. c. Prina, salary,
supervisor ,...., -, 10000
sos. H. j. Dowdle, salary,
supervisor ............ 10000
566. T. S. Bunch, salary,
probate Judge ..... 10000
597. George Webster, chair
man board -. 49,. ,o- a.
56S. E, B. Van Veep . i|o'oo
zoo reporter rosan.1 41.67
trorsn. 40 Stage Line,
en-, " ,,vrtation .......... $500
0 j. H. Lacy, hospital, 334.50
SO. West Publishing Co.,
law books. ......... 1890
SOL. A. A. Dewitt, road
overseer, district No. 10. 900
On motion duly put and carried,
the Bord consented to the assign
ment of forty acres school land
from M F. Swanger to Charles M.
Pursley. of Solomonville; w 3 of E
} of NE t, Sec 16, Twp. Z, R 26.
The following official bonds were
approved by the Chairman of the
Board: w. F. Clark, road overseer
district No. 4; T. G. Naylor, justice
of the peace, precinct number IL.
Board adjourned at 500 o'clock
p. M, to meet next day at 900
o'clock a. m.
GEORGE WEBSTER,
Chairman.
Attest:
L. F. VAUGHN,
Clerk.
Graham guardian., 1909-05-07


BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
COUNTY OF GRAHAM,
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
SoLoMoNvILLE, May 4, 1909.
Pursuant to adjournment of pre-
vious day, the Board of Supervisors
met at 900 o'clock a. m.
Present:
George Webster, Chairman.
H. j. Dowdle, Member.
2. c. Prina, Member.
l.. F. Vaughn, Clerk.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
On motion made and seconded,
and carried by a unanimous vote OF
the Board, Louis Voelckel, justice
of the peace, precinct No. z, is here.
by requested to make new bond and
file the same with the Clerk immed.
lately.
On motion duly put and carried,
the road overseer of Stafford Road
District No. is hereby notified to
open the road fenced up under the
San Jose canal. Said road running
east and west.
On motion duly put and carried,
S13, 100000 is hereby transferred
from the general fund to the ex.
pense fund, and $3,000.00 from ex.
pense to salary fund.
Upon motion duly put and carried,
the school land lease of S. A. Ham,
mond is hereby cancelled, owing
to mistake in location of land, land
leased being on the top of a noun
tain.
Application of DR.. l.. A. w
Burtch, of Clifton, having beer
made to the Chairman of the Boaro
of Health for appointment to the
position of Superintendent of Health
and there being no other applica.
tions for said position, upon motion
duly put and carried, DR.. l.. A. W.
Burtch is hereby appointed Super.
intendent of Public Health for q
term of two years, or until his sue.
cessor is appointed and qualified.
Quarterly report of Road Over.
seer E. C. Phillips, District No. 13,
was checked and approved by the
Board of Supervisors in open session.
Application for public road in
Road District No. Is, as prayed for
and described on page ITO of Min,
ute Book No. 6, in petition on file
in this office, there being no OBJ.
jections to said road, the same is
hereby granted and Road Overseer
Aubra Gilliland and o. D. Williams,
of District No. Is, and the county
surveyor are named as road viewers
to locate said road and assess dam.
ages, if any there be, said viewers
to report at the meeting of the
Board on the first Monday in June,
On motion duly put and carried
by the unanimous vote of the Board,
the Clerk is hereby directed to ad.
vertise for bids on furnishing the
court house with one hundred cords
of mesquite wood.
On motion duly put and carried,
the following school land leases
were granted.
| Chas. M. Pursley, of Stafford, DO
acres, W ! of E D of NE B. Sec. 16
Twp. 7, r. rs, for a period Of five
years, valued at 81, 10000.
William H. Morgan, of Wilcox,
$40 acres, Sec. SS, Twp. II, r. ~
for five years, for grazing purposes
valued at $4,000. =.
Mrs. Catherine Bassett, $40 acres
Sec. S6, Twp. 10, r. Il, five years
for grazing, valued at $800.00.
| Hiram Brinkerhoff, Thatcher, 64(
acres, Sec. 36, Twp. 8, r. 25, fol
five years. grazing purposes. vsluet
at $4,000.
w. F. Butler, Of Hubbard, II
acres, Sc / of NV /, Sec. 16, Twp
8, r. 25, for farming, for two years
valued at $4,000.
The following demands were
audited by the Board, and the Clerl
authorized to draw warrants fol
their payment:
GOT Arizona Bulletin, job
work. ............... S44. Il
ATT. Bob Campbell, supplies W.,
Graham guardian., 1909-05-07

2S6. Bob Campbell, hurying
pauper .......... 1910
612. Lille Claridxe, balance
deputy recorder, salary. 1900
5S5. Guardian Publishing
Co., printing g,....,.... F.S3
COS. w. M. Boggs, black
smithing. ............. 400
6Os. Alvin Sands, night
guard at Jail ..... =. -. $500
$50. Copper Era, publishing
notice. ............ Z0.1O
600. E. C. Phillips, road
overseer, district No. 49,. Ak e"
61O. J. H. Lacy, sals-- -''N
superintendent Of ~ .. m
WV, oror1 ~ -, boarding pris-
ecS one 20. -. 1880
:, ,v3. A. Diaz, boarding pris-
oners 49,. 247.O6
613. John J. Birdno, salary, 10000
Demands disallowed:
483. Ed B. Stansell, fumi-
cation. ..."....... 22.6O
575. Geo. w. Stinson, indi-
gent. SO.VU
359. Ed B. Stansell, sani-
tary Work. k..,.......... $500
1893. A. j. Mills, digging
grave for Con D. Sullivan, 100
3091. T. B. Smith, M. D.. in
| digent attendance. ...... 100
On motion duly put and carried,
the Board consents to the assign
ment of school land lease Of Chas.
| M. Pursley. Of Solomonville, to j.
C. Pursley, Of La lara, Col, to DO
acres, w ] of E 3 of NE /, Sec. 16,
Twp. 7, R. 26. ...
Board adjourned at 400 o'clock
p. m, to meet again the first Mon
day in June, 1909.
GEORGE WEBSTER,
Chairman.
Attest:
| L. F. VAUGHN,
Clerk.
Graham guardian., 1909-05-07
Good Pasture

To let on c. D. Coon's place, just
east of Solomonville. Apply to C.
d. Coon. S-St
Graham guardian., 1909-05-07

The pictures should be changed:
Cupid is no longer boy-child with
an arrow, but Sirl-child with
Htin.
Graham guardian., 1909-05-07
a Clever ArroSf
BY ONioer johnson

Deputy Sheriff johnson made a
clever arrest Sunday. Sheriff And
erson phoned Officer johnson the
description of a man. w. H. Shields,
who was wanted in Mogollon, N. M.
The man was supposed to be in SAT-
ford. Officer johnson spotted a
61Daele fp5k f$aft VII. an
Graham guardian., 1909-05-07
FIR sale

House and lot, hbusehqld goods,
buggy and harness. ApHy to this
oHSce. SIT
Graham guardian., 1909-05-07

FOR SALE-One span good work
horses. Inquire Of H. P. ROGERS,
Stafford. ll-2t
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AROUND TOWN.

Howard & Co. have sold to d. B
Joyce & Co. ten nice mares.
The steam road roller is doing some
needed work on South Main street.
Nice discount on Picture Frames
and Mouldings for the next thirty
days. Come and see our stock.
d&wtf w. E. DAIMWOOD.
Five more tumb1fng cars have reach
ed Columbia for work on the tunnel
of the Middle Tennessee Railroad at
the Natchez Trace. The cars were
taken apart here and loaded on
wagons to be hauled to Leatherwood
creek.
MONEY TO LOAN-On real estate
mortgages. JAMES A. SMISER.
16-6t&wkIy2t
W. A. Dale has sold to w. E. Daim-
wood a lot in Mayes Place for 81 900.
Repairs are being made on the Off
ces of J. w. Shelton at the corner of
West Seventh and Garden streets. At
present Mr.. Shelton has moved his
Office up on the square.
The stated meeting of the Columbia
Masonic Lodge will be held tonight.
Sergeant Barker, of the police force, /
has been granted ten days vacation |
by the city. Each of the officers will
be given a ten days vacation in rota-
ton.
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spending the summer studying under
Emil Liedling. the eminent pianist
composer.
/ Mr.. snd Mrs. J. C. Hickman return
ed today from Primm's Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Davis. OF Nash
vile, are visiting Mrs. ]. T. Wright
! Mrs. Win McClelland and family
have returned from Stuart Springs.
Miss Camille Gordon is visiting in
Chicago and Lyons. Iowa, for several
weeks.
Mrs. Lester Cherry and Miss Nolan.
of Nashville, are visiting Mrs. Chas.
Dodson.
Misses Mittie Elan and Fannie
Louise and Carrie Smith spent Tues
day in Nashville.
Miss Elizabeth Nelson win return
to Nashville Friday. after visiting
Miss Edna Peters.
Miss Genia Holland returned to
Florence Wednesday. after a weeks
visit to Mrs. w. D. Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Barrow are
spending several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Allison Webster in the coun-
try. A->
DR.. and Mrs. Sidney Page and chill
dren are spending the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Mitchell in the
country.
Mrs. ]. R. West and Mrs. Lena
Hillman, of Nashville, spent Tuesday
with Mrs w. P. Morgan. Both ladies
were girlhood friends of Mrs. Morgan.
Mrs. Jno. Cheairs and Miss Irene
Cheairs have returned from Mont
eagle.
DR.. and Mrs. A. S. Page have re-
turned, from a visit to relatives in
the country.
Miss Alice L. McEwen has returned
TO Nashville, after visit to Mrs.
Tyndall at Zion.
Mrs. Montery Johnston and daugh- |
ter, Miss Bessie, of Nashville, are Wis
iting relatives here.
Mrs Mary Johnson and daughter
and Mrs. Turner have arrived from
Paoli, Ind, to be the guests of Mrs.
P. l.. Derryberry.
Misses Mary Neal and Taralee Nc
Lester, of Nashville, and Irene Chealrs
# Spring HILL are the weekend
guests of Misses Irene and Carolyn
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TAYLOR ANNOUNCES
FOR REGISTER

In the announcement column will
be found the name of Sam j. Taylor
candidate for register of Maury coun'
ty. Mr.. Taylor made the race for this
Office four years ago against Mr.. Lips
comb and made a good one, only miss
ing the Office by less than 100 votes.
He was born and reared in this coun-
ty, living near Theta. He announces
subject to the action of the Democrat
ic primary.
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OVER THE COUNTY.

| Cabinet Photos $1.oo dozen at
YoUNG's. 5-tf
Miss Mary Meroney, of Dark's Sta
/ ton, has returned home, after visit
to Miss Alice Digger at Zion.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Cheek and Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Puryear and family
of Glendale, left Friday for a weeks
fishing trip on Sugar creek in Ala
bama.
w. G. Conner, of Bessemer, Ala, is
visiting Mrs. H. o. williams at Spring
Hill.
A. B. Harlan has been named as one
of the Judges of jacks at the State
fair next month.
Miss Jimmie Akin. of Thompson
Station, is visiting the family of VIII
Burnett in Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Annie Hightower has returned
to Nashville, after a visit to Miss
Charlotte Smiser at Culleoka.
The ice cream supper that was to
have taken place next Thursday night
at Rickside for the benefit of the Bear
Creek Academy, has been postponed
until Thursday, Sept. Q.
Miss Mary Dale Craige has returned
from visit to relatives in North Car
DINA and Charleston, s. C.
Mrs. Margaret Yeatman, of Mash.
Vile, has been visiting her friend
Mrs. Frank Craige at Williamsport
WANTED-1OO half-grown Leghorn
Pullets, white or brown. Will give
SOC each in any quantity.-W. N. BUT.
4ER, Carriers CreekA Bell Phone
Spring Hill 45-1k It
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BEERETTE MEN
MUST PAY UP
M'CARN HOLDS THAT THEY ARE
SUBJECT TO LIQUOR
LICENSE.

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Aug. 26.-Hon.
JEFF McCarn, state attorney for DAY.
idson county, today gave an opinion
to County Court Clerk P. B. Shelton
that all sellers of beerette and other
malt liquors should be required to
take out liquor license. The law tax
ing malt liquors, he says, does not
specify that they must be intoxicants.
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THE SICK.

David Gray has returned from Nash
Vile, where he has undergone sue,
cessful operation in hospital.
Mrs. Chas. Brown has returned
from Nashville. She was there for
the purpose of undergoing an opera
ton and is reported to be doing nicely.
Mr.. j. R. Lamb is able to be out
after many months confinement to his
home with a broken hip. Mr.. Lamb
is eighty-four years Of age and has
been one of the most active citizens
of Columbia in past years. His many
friends are glad to see him on the
streets again.
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ICE CREAM SUPPER
GIVEN AT CUBA

There will be an ice cream supper
at Cuba near Scribner's MIL Friday
night, Aug q for the benefit of the
neighborhood poor children who are
not supplied with books and clothes
for school The prettiest girl will be
given a handsomely decorated cake.
The public is invited. The ice cream
supper will be under the direction of
Miss Hazel Shaw, the school teacher
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Mrs. r. r. Looney.

Columbia relatives have received
the sad news of the death of Mrs. R
F. Looney which occurred Friday
night at her home in Memphis. The
funeral services and interment took
place Sunday afternoon at Mem
phis. Mrs. Looney formerly made
Maury county her home and was es-
teemed and beloved by a large circle
of friends and relatives
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from St. Louis Saturday and spent
Sunday with his family.
NJ. Wolf, Bert Devashuer, Lee Sam
uels and Clyde Sowell spent Sunday
in Nashville
Mrs. w. B. Hickman, who has been
visiting relatives in Columbia, return
ed to Pulaski Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Proctor Polk. and
little daughter, Kate, Of Nashville, are
visiting Mrs. Knox Fleming.
Miss Mamie Atkeisson has returned
from a visit to Mrs. R. B. Meadows at
Florence and Mrs. D. F. Brewer at
Sheffield, Ala.
L. L. Adams, of Birmingham, came
| up and spent Sunday and Monday
with his wife, who has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs C. w. Rambo
Mrs. F. j. Hendley, Mrs. w. B.
Wooten and Misses Mary Jane Caper-
ton returned Saturday from Beaver
Dam Springs Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Frierson will not return for several
days yet, owing to the continued ill
ness of Mr. FriersoA.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Dining and
children returned Saturday evening
from Monteagle, where they have been
for a number of weeks. Henry Groves
Denning, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Denning, won the prize awarded
the handsomest baby at Monteagle.
Ira skelley was in Nashville Mon
day.
Norman Dale spent Monday in Nash
vile.
Harry F'rierson will leave Wednes-
day for Cincinnati.
Messrs. Boyd and Ed Caldwell are
at Primm's Springs.
w. T. Chaffin will go to Tullahoma
Wednesday to attend the fair.
Paul Brownlow and Robt. Pillow
Monday from Bon Aqua.
Miss Cornelia Boyd, of Nashville, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Ethel Cald-
we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burns and fami-
y have returned from Primm Springs,
where they spent several weeks.
Miss Lucy Mai Hill, of Springfield,
will arrive Wednesday afternoon to
'isit Miss Rebecca Grant.
Misses Dora Binson and Maude Be
hears have returned to Nashville af
err visit to Miss Virginia Baugus.
Mrs. w P. Ridley returned home
tuesday, after six weeks visit to her
rother, Mr.. J. C. James, at Denver,
colorado,
where he has held posi-
on on the construction of the Middle r
ennessee Railway.
Col. John w. Fry and sons, Carlton
nd Clarence, who have been to New
ork, Niagara and the East, have re-
lrned and were accompanied by Will .
am Fry who will spend a week or so
ere before returning to Poughkeep- :
q, where he is in business college.
Mrs Matte Alexander who has
zen the guest of Mrs Norfeet Fig "
ars for number of days, left Tues CT
~ morning for Spring Hill.
Misses Carrie Claire Contain and Fl
ISIS Julia Marie Byrns are on two IL
eek's visit to the latters sister, Mrs. ii
j. Martin on West Eighth street.
Jno w. Thompson, of Nashville, at
ent Sunday here. he
s. G. Richards of Sparta, was in Is
'lumbia Wednesday on business. he
Miss Clara Thompson has returned of
Nashville, after visit here fr
Mrs John Ashton and daughters, st
sses Mary and Bessie, have return
from Chicago. Miss Mary has been