davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The commonwealth., 1909-03-19

Notice is hereby given that all land,
belonging to or under the control ol
The Tallahtchie Lumber Co., in Talla.
hatchie county, Miss, are posted
against hunting. trapping or fishing, and
all vioiators will be vigorously prose
cuted.
TALLAHATCHIE LU MBER co.
By W. II. DICK, Mgr.
March 4, 1909.
The commonwealth., 1909-03-19

Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Payne have
awarded the contract for the erection
Of handsome $4,000 two-stery resi-
dence in North Greenwood to Contractor
g. W. Chenoweth.
The commonwealth., 1909-03-19

Mr.. Dan McGehee, who will graduate
from the University of Mississippi Law
Department in June, was the guest OF
his hrother-in-law, Hon. W. M. Whit
tington, the latter part of last week.
The commonwealth., 1909-03-19

The jury on the Cooper-S Sharp
trial at Nashville seems to be hope
lessly hung, and the result will
doubtless be a mistrial, as has been
generally predicted.
The commonwealth., 1909-03-19

Supervisor J. NJ. Sykes, Of near Schla
ter, was in the city Wednesday. He
went out to Winona in the afternoon to
look after some business matters and to
visit relatives day or two.
The commonwealth., 1909-03-19

BROWN q WORE5S FOUST.
J "Nothiug but the best"
Mrs. Jas. Stone, Jr,, has returne,
from pleasant visit to New Orlean
with Mrs Jas. Stone, of Oxford.
Miss Rosalie Hicks entertained las
Friday afternoon complimenting Mis-
Hattie Sue Wells, Of Cleveland.
Capt. Fred Jesty, Of Winona, was In
the city on business yesterday, and
made The Commonwealth an appreciated
call.
Hon. A. f.. Gardner attended meet
ing of the Board of Trustees Of the UNI.
versity of Mississippi, at Oxford, last
week.
Miss Hazel Hope came home from the
University Of Mississippi Saturday af-
ternoon and spent few days with her
parents and friends.
Ir. ". ". Neblett, Of the Morgan
Supply Co., of Morgan City, was in
Greenwood last Tuesday and made this
Office an appreciated call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert V. Pollard and
little Sous, who have been the guests of
Mrs. Alice B. Young, left Tuesday Tor
Greenwood. Columbus Dispatch.
Tickets will soon he placed on sale
for the University Glee Club and Or
chestra, which will give an entertain
ment here Oh the evening of April 23rd.
just received the largest and most
conplete line Of ladies' Oxfords, and by
far the most stylish in the city.
D. G. PETEET & BRO.
''he Rev. Halsey werlein, Jr., of st.
Andrews Church, Jackson, Miss, deliv-
sred sermon at the Church of the
Nativity on Wednesday evening.
MIR. T. Cannon, recently of Chicago
but formerly agent at Hazlehurst, ar
rivsd here Wednesday to accept the
Greenwood agency Of the Y. & M. V. r.
X.
Miss Sallie Kimbrough has returned
from Washington, where she attended
the Inauguration ceremonies and Wis
tied the family of Senator A. J. Nc
Laurin.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Payne have
awarded the contract for the erection |
Of handsome $4,000 two-stery resi- |
dence in North Greenwood to Contractor
g. W. Chenoweth.
Supervisor J. NJ. Sykes, Of near Schla
ter, was in the city Wednesday. He
went out to Winona in the afternoon to
look after some business matters and to
visit relatives day or two.
Mr.. Dan McGehee, who will graduate
from the University of Mississippi Law
In June, was the guest OF
his brother.in-law, Hon. W. M. Whit
tington, the latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Schlesinger gave an
enjoyable six-o'clock dinner last Sunday
to a number OF their
Odd Fellow friends. 1t was most
affair, and every one present
seemed to enjoy it to the fullest extent.
Mr. Charles Steifel, Of Greenwood,
was the guest Sunday Of his former en-
oloyer, Mr.. John G. Hough. Mr.. Steifel
Is now enjoying most lucrative posi-
lion as prescription clerk In leading
lrug store Of Greenwood Magnolia
Gen. s. r.. Keesler and Maj, c. g.
Nichols returned last week from Wash
ngten, where they attended the in
OF President Taft, as mem
bers OF Gov. Noels military staff They
report having enjoyed very much the
social features attending the inaugural
Notwithstanding the intense
sold weather.
Mrs. Blackstone Smith arrived here
tuesday evening from New Orleans and
will make Greenwood her home. Mr..
md Mrs. Smith will be domiciled IN
ssessor Arterbury's present home AZ
Ter the goth inst, Mr.. and Mrs. Artef-
bcry having built a now home further
,ut in the Austin Wright Addition.
The commonwealth., 1909-03-19
Chr Commonwealth
J. L. GILLESPIE, EDITOR.
||ROUND THE TOWN
Gathered In the Round Up.

Ill
UAIE-
Gathered In the Round Up.
Mr.. A. +. stinson, of Avalon was il
the city Tuesday.
Mr.. J. H. Petty visited Memphis a
few days last week.
You can get the Ladies Home Journal
Patterns at Dahmer Bros, agents.
Mr.. W. G. Neal visited Oxford friends
the first OF the week.
Robert Portwood came over from Itta
Bena Saturday night.
Worth dime-a nickel buys it
Scates Little Sport Sc Cigar.
Mr.. E. N. Kearney, Of near Money,
was in the city Monday.
Mr.. E. B. Clark was up from Morgan
City on business Tuesday.
The famous Modjeska Caramels; get
them at sCATES.
Fred Mcbride came over from Shaw
on business last Saturday.
Mr.. Thos. Lucas was down from Glen
Burr the fiCst Of the week.
Dahmer Bros. are agents for the
Ladies' Home Journal Patterns.
+ 4. +
Mr.. D. s. Jones was down from Sunrv
Side last Friday ard Saturday,
Mr.. J. S. Kent, of near Rising Sun,
was in the city on business Monday.
For Pure Milk and Cream. Phone
542. MRS. Il. X. AUSTIN. |
Mr.. and Mrs Sumter Gillespie are
visiting friends 10 YicksbGry this WA < |
Capt. D. T. Mitchsll. Of Bat 2, was
amCug his Greenwgoi ~, ads Tuesday.
Huylers, Js"J ar c .heys Candies
fresh every Srsk-at sCATES.
Miss Pearl Johnston il at home for a
few daya from the |. |. & {. at Colum-
bus.
Mr. ", S. wingfeld was down from
shellnVn1d on business the first of the
week.
Mrs. J. Y. Mcneil, of Berclair, Wis
tied the family of Mrs. Cora Terry this
week.
The Earnest Workers met at the res
dence of Mrs. J. L. Montgomery, last
Monday.
We have Just received our complete
line Of Stetson Hats.
DC. PETEET & BRO.
Messrs. ]. Obergfell and N. L. Crock
rell were over from Lake Henry last
Tuesday. |,
Mrs. A. @. Stevens and Miss Sallie
Stevens visited Jackson On Thursday Of .
last week. +
A hint to the thirsty is sufficient.
BROWN & WORDS FOUNT.
Nothing but the best
Messrs. J. P. and r. A. Joiner, OF Sun
ny Side were in the city on business
Wednesday.
Mr.. J. W. Stinsop, Of Avalon, was in ,
the city Menday and made this office /
pleasant call.
Mr.. Foster Provine left last week for
his home at Cofeeville to spend the |
spring and summer. ,
Mr.. D. 7. WilboD, Jr., Of Jackson, |
representing the Importers Coffee Co., /
New Orleans, was in the city wednes- ,
day.
Mr. J. ID. McLemore, ST., one Of ltta
Denas most substantial citizens, made
me Commonwealth an appreciated call
while in the city last Saturday Il
o--'~>~>o-~~o-~.o~~~Oo~~.
THE NEW Il
KITcHELL HOTEL
JOE STEIN, Prop.
Greenwood, Mississippi.
LEADING HOTEL IN TBE CRY.
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
N & = " Il
eorvENlErT 70 Both DEp0rs. !
The commonwealth., 1909-03-19
STORM PIT.

If you have none, the next
best thing IS a Cyclone Policy
with VIII Peteet At quiet prices.
The commonwealth., 1909-03-19
Scales.

Drinks Hot or Cold I've have them.
Our Chocolate Il unexcslled
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
CURED OF PARALYSIS, is
LEARNING TO WALK AGAIN
Surgeons Skill Restores Use OF Legs
to Man Shot Througs Spine
Last August. \-A

NEW YORK, Dec. Mothers with
babies 10 be trundled around in tue
sunshine can get a volunteer nurse
by applying 10 Nicola LAURA. OF No.
3i4 East one Hundred and Twelfth
ST.. who. at the age OF thirty-eight. is
learning To walk again and needs the
exercise.
LAURA was shot through the BODY
last August In Black Hand COW. the
bullet puncturing his lung and fractur
ing his spinal cord. Looked upon ms
practically dead when taken 10 Har
lem hospital. his recovery now is r..
garded by the surgical world as one
OF the most remarkable on record. II
is due TO the skill OF DR. John T. More
head. OF No. i0i Manhattan-ave.. AS
sisted by Dr. Mcdonald and Or. Ben
nett. OF the Harlem hospital staff
The operation was performed on
Sept. 3. Five days ago the patient
was discharged from the hospital
cured. The surgeons have advised
him To wheel baby carriage up and
down his street so as 10 balance him
self while accustoming himself 10
walk again For several weeks be-
fore he left the hospital he was EN-
ployed in wheeling other patients
about the ward.
The operation showed that consider
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
NEVER TOO LATE TO
WED, SAYS MAN OF SO
Homelike Feeling and Real compan-
lonship Are impossible With
out Marriage TieA

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 3O-It's never too
late TO marry. according TO the Rev.
j. A. Scarritt OF Alton. who at the
age OF eighty-two has taken Miss Fan
ME johnson. ffty-four. TO we'd. The
veteran clergyman. now retired from
active service, has his own ideas as
10 the wisdom OF marriage late in life.
"A person is never too old TO get
married. he said To a reporter, III
he feels like II. | am well preserved
able To take care Of myself physically
and financially. and why should | not
marry? know some persons may
scoff al an old w.dower marrying an
oid maid, but shan mind that. NV
close friends appreciate my viewpoint.
one cannot have q hOmclike feel
ing OF companionship without being
married The Bible sanctions mar.
rlagc for that reason as for others.
II Is not good for man 10 be alone .
| nave no children. | have no relatives
had ten brothers and two sisters.
but all OF them, are dead and their
descendants scattered.
Il have been boarding since my wife
died-have changed my place OF
abode six times in four years. The
people where have boarded were
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
DREAM AIDS MOTHER IN
FINDING LOST DAUGHTER.
Child Taken Away in Infancy Located
After Lapse Of Eighteen
Years

PENSACOLA, Fla. Dec. 1.-Locat-
ing through the instrumcntality of a
dream. daughter lost eighteen years
ago when an infant was the expert
ence Of Mrs. u. J.. Ellis, OF this city,
who has gone TO Jonesboro, Tenn, to
visit her long lost child
According to Mrs. Ellis, her husband
died I'm Jonesboro shortly after her
child was born and the baby was
turned over TO neighbor until the
mother could come To Pensacola and
establish herself in business. Three
months later Mrs. Ellis went back to
.Ionesboro for the baby only to- find
that her neighbors had moved 10 parts
unknown For five years she searched
continuously for the child. hut finally
gave up In despair.
Recently Mrs Ellis had dream In
which she saw her daughter back in
Ionesboro. She telegraphed to friends
in that city, and received reply that
her daughter. who had recently mar
ried. had returned with her husband to
that city and did not even know that
her mother was alive
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
SAVED BOY, BUT
LOST OWN LIFE
New York Man Had Child's Wound
Treated Neglected His Own
Dies OF Rabies Later

NEW YORK. Dee six weels
ago Thanksgiving Day eiehtyear-old
Bobbie Merkle ot No, 951 Amsterdam
ave. was BIT on the thumb by dog
while at play at tho corner OF one
Hundred and Seyenth-st. and Amstcr'
dam-ave. The wound was deep. and
Bobbie WAS CRYING hard when Il big
young man picked him up.
Don't cry. sonny" he told the lit
tie fellow See, I've just been bitten
worse than you and I'm not crying
A Jagged tooth wound showed on
the young mans wrist when he picked
up Bobbie and carried him home.
you want 10 have that bite looked
after" he told Mrs. Merkle. Take
him right up to the hospital"
Mrs. Merkle followed the young
mans advice and the boy received the
Pasteur treatment at the Board OF
Health station In East Sixteenth-st.
The young man did no more himself
than 10 have his wound cauterized at
ST. Luke's hospital While Bobbie was
eating his dinner yesterday his bis
friend. Archibald w Dickson, twenty
seven. Of No 535 East Eighty-frst-st
was dying OF hydrophobia. and his
agony did not cease until early this
morning.
II was his love for dogs and mans
contempt for what appeared To be
trtfttng wound that killed Dickson lie
was an elevator constructor lie was
at work on oct lG I'm new apart
ment house at Riverside Drive and
One Hundred and SiXteenth-st Ihat
morning he made friends with home
less mongrel whose forlorn air APP
-pealed TO -picksnn's love of all dogs.
He fed the dog with the scraps OF his
lunch that noon. and the animal ran
ont into the street to race and bark
I'm front OF an automobile. The
machine struck the dog ana hung MN.
WITH broken leg 10 one side.
Dickson ran ont 20 pick mp IN" DOG.
II Was frantic with pain and as he
carried IL 80 the sidewalk IL sank Its
teeth In his wrist. 4 palrolman killed
the dog and advised Dickson TO have
the wound treated Dickson Went TO
=. L.ukes. whore the wound was
CNtcrized.
I was ON his way home that he
found Bobbie Merkle, who had just
been bitten py 4 strange dog
The next morning Dickson had the
wound treated again AZ the hospital
and then forgot all about il
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
WOMAN. IS .BHIlPesTER.
Former Cook in steinheiI Home Az
sumes Unique Role.

PARIS. Dec, l.-Mariette Wolff, for
mer cook.in the home OF Nine. stein.
he'll. who was recently acquitted on
the charge OF numbering her husband
aud mother, had a stormy time today
when she began her new job as a bill
poster
Uniformed In a red cap'with chin
band and the apron OF her order.
Marie started hlithely on her work
but she soon attracted so much at
tention that heavy police guard had
to accompany her. A moving picture
machine tried TO get pictures OF her
as she mounted her ladder with paste
and brush in hand. but the operator
was driven away by the police. Marie
herself attacked several newspaper
reporters. striking one In the face
with brush heavy laden with paste
Marie's contract as bill poster
calls for s. day and she is determine
ed to pursue her calling without In
corruption.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
HAVE SECOND WEDDING
AFTER Is YEARS APART
Barrett Spyder and His Former Wife
tecide Divorce Was Mistake
and Renew Pledges.

NHW YORK, Dec We've had
enough OF being apart. and | guess
this time we have got together wen
stick Mr. and Mrs Barnett Spyder
ur NJ POS Bay Twenty second.st.
Brooklyn, declared to Mrs Squire
with whom they have boarded for the
last iew weeks. Then they took the
train for St Louis, Mo. laughingly
lodging the handful OF rice their good
iandlady had held under her apron
the case of Mr.. and Mrs. Spider is
n peculiar one. Their romance has
Lad late reblooming Fifteen years
ago they were divorced out in st
Louis; Spyder came east and built
up nourishing business in the manu-
lacture OF disinfectants. He lived
quietly in lodgings in. Brooklyn and
his friends did not even know he had
been married.
Now Spyder is sixty-eight years oil
ma comfortably we'll off His wife is
four years younger. Just how the
reunion was accomplished IS net
known Somehow. they kept track Of
each other. and AZ they grew older
realized a new need for each other
At all events Phoebe Spyder and
her husband Of fifteen Years back APP
peared at borough Hal and asked to
be married Incidently they Glanced
10 mention that it had happened be-
fore. Their faces fell when they were
told that the ceremony could not be
performed without a certified copy Of
the decree which had separated them.
However. they refused 10 be baked
by such an obstacle Three DAYS
'ater they appeared again. with the
certified copy. This time their re
quest was granted. Last night they
together.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

able portion OF his spine had been shot
away and splintered. and that several
OF the Wood vessels had been rup-
tured. This caused blood clot that
left him paralyzed from the hips down.
UItn the operation his legs had be
gun 10 withel. Removing the splinter
ed bone, which pressed upon the spin
al cord the surgeons restored circuia'
ton and nutrition, and within forty
eight hours the patient showed signs
OF improvement.
When he got strong enough 10 a.
tempt any sort OF exercise the sur
geons rugged up a rubber leg and an
exerciser in his bed 10 develop the
wasted muscles. BY slow degrees
they got him reaocustomed to the ush
OF his legs, the accident leaving uiin
ike a baby who had never learned to
walk
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
PRIZE FOR PRETTIEsT GIRL.
Quest for Beauty Among Pupils OF
Chicago High Schools.

CHICAGO. Dec. In quest for
the prettiest girl. To be the model for
the image Of girls head which IS
to be carved upon the keystones over
the two entrances of the new Sherman
House. Architect Martin Roche has
started n beauty competition among
Chicago high school girls The con
test will be open 10 the girl pupils
OF every high school in the city. A
prize OF Sl00 and a one-year scholar
ship at the Chicago Art Institute will
be the award
I'VE decided" said Mr.. Roche, that
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

kind. but that was not like having a
home OF ones own. We are living in
cottage Of our own"
The Rev. Mr. Scarritt was pastor or
the Bunker Hill Methodist church be
fore his bride was born. Her parents
were members OF his flock. Years later
bee returned To that pastorate and
found Fannie Johnson q young orphan
Girl adopted by a Mcpherson family.
He WAS interested in the orphan be-
cause he had known her parents. From
time 10 time In the past forty years
he has met Miss Johnson In his church
work
The veteran clergyman is one OF the
best known Methodists I'm Illinois He
has been I'm the ministry fifty-eight
years. For terms aggregating twenty
years he served as presiding elder in
Southern Illinois districts. His last
pastorate was AT Cairo. where he
served six years Prior to that he had
been pastor AZ Alton, Belleville, Jer-
SEVILLE, Edwardsvilie and other towns
He was reared az Godfrey. four miles
north of Alton. and three years ago
he donated $4,000 To the Godfrey
church for new edifce as a monu-
ment To the Scarritt family.
Mr.. Scarritt has been on the retired
list four years. but he is by no means
superannuated Since his wifes death
he has boarded round" and that un.
satisfactory way OF living was respon.
sible in part for HIS taking a new mate
at his advanced age.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

For every man, woman and child in
This country there is manufactured
each week more than , pounds ~
finished iron and steel products.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
BEFRIENDS OYSTERS.
Biologist Cries Out Against Overwork
OF Patient Rlvalves.

TRENTON. n. j.. Nov. 30.-That
the oysters of the Maurice river cove
are victims Of industrial tyranny IS
indicated in the report of prof. julius
Nelson. biologist of the state agricul
tural experiment station. who declares
that they are not dying off because
diseased. but are yielding to the of-
recrs OF ovcrwofk.
That is what is the matter with
them They are being kept At the
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

II wouid@be q itsing ~tslbut~ to ~ =
beauty and charm OF Chicago etrio
To take the head OF one OF them -
the. model Tor the classic head. WITH
which We. propose 10. ornsmenL We.
arches OF. the new hptels .entrapGsy..
We could not think OF a better way
70 get a good selection than y INVITE.
Chicago high school girls TO '6ntef A
competition OF beauty photographs
A committee 'wi1l decide" $3.50
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
Ethel Barrymore Has a Son.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1t is stated
ut the home Of August belmont whore
she is stopping with her husband, that
Ethel Barrymore, the actress, now
Mrs. Russell Colt, is progressing salts
factorly. Mrs Colt gaze birth To a
son nj the Belmont home ON Monday
Her husband is the son OF Col. Samuel
r. Colt, head OF the Emitted States
Rubber Co
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

Doh PRINTING cone rf.hN r''r -
PRINTING 60 ~ foho - ~ ~ 'ia0
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
Miss woods Trial Set for Dec. IS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The Illness ~
former United States Senator Thomas
G. Platt yesterday caused The post.
tenement of tho trial OF Mae G. Wool.
indicted for forgery and perjury in
correction with her suit for divorce
from Senator Plat in which she failei
To pr1vc that they were ever married..
Justice Swan set the trial for Dee. -.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

I was ON his way home that he
found Bobbie Merkle, who had just
been bitten ~ n strange dog
The next morning Dickson had the
wound treated again AZ the hospital
and then forgot all about il
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

job overtime. The adult oysters are
given no leisure for home life. and as
a result the birth rate is decreasing.
Give them vacation. tbs suggested,
and give them chance to restore
themselves This thing OF working
night and day shifts Ia take care OF
orders ahead is suicidal-for the oys-
ter After all. isn't IL reasonable TO
believe that
All work and no play
Makes the oyster passeH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-25
SUNDAY BASEBALL IS UPHELD

Muakcgee. Okla, My 25-~Justice
haley u a baseball fan. and be rem
dered decision here that made the
hearts OF Muskogee fans glad, He
dlsmlssed tbe case pending against the
MuskogeA hnd Eartleayllle players
aharglnE g,them with violation Of the
aunday. INV. THE court held that
Sunday ball Is not a violation OF any
0kIahugna statute. The players were
arrested two weeks ago at the lnsii'
satIdh OF the Good Government lea
cue. The csae was intended as a
test OF the Law.
There viii sbe no further interior.
enee with Sunday ball IN Muskogee
and probably In no part ol Oklahoma,
AZ the decision OF Justice Bailey was
watched throughout the stale with m.
tense Interest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-25
ELIG0F MASSAGREDSURVEY0RS


Special 10 the Daily Leader.
Woodward. Okla. May 25. Joseph
lnnls surveyor Of Woodward county.
hns found the compass that belonged
V the pArly of United States survey
ofE mnsHacred hy Cheyenne Indians
un the ClmaTon river, near the
nprth linz Of Woodward county, IN
March. 1873.
On March 10. 1874, the surveyors
were warned by the indins not to
move south Of the river. Edward
ilalRht believing that the Indians
wepe shout TO 90 on the war path.
returned 70 Arkansas City, where he
wa6 mel BIZ citizens who questioned
nls bravery llalght said that the
nen that he bad left behind would
newer return alive Edward Dem
ming, Robert Pool c. b. willard,
Charles Davis and Thomas Short
were iugt finlshinn davis aurvov.
rtn miles souUa Of the Kanaas line
when Demmlng told one Of hts com.
paHnna 70 20 TO camp. when was
near FuFi Supply and the cook 20
prepare supper .Demming said be
would follow ais soon as fifty chains
nAd been run The man refused TO
80 without an escort as he feared
he Indiana who lad been following
she surveyors all day
C B Willard volunteered to make
iile "trip, and In 30 doing saved his
llle Demmlng and his companions
ialled 10 reach camp. and the next
fnQnlis Willard and his two com
pan0ae began searching Tor them.
Npsa reaching The vlhnily REaels
the snrpesOrE had boon di work. Che
b1q9 ug Demmlne was found. eaalped
and bearing several bullet wounds.
foe|. Davis and Short had been killed
close bf and had met been soalpei
MHlie Willard was caring lop these
NHa Ihe irampllne 90 horses was
1eHfd and looking aeross iae river
au 8 band Of Indians on The bluff
fhH9 wefa White Horse Cheyennea
and we've rldlng RAPIDLY to crossing
ahQul milo distant 40 attack VIII
llarl end his companions
The A.ille men sought refuge IN
raTes and CANYONS and escaped 10
lhA. camp near Fort supplg. They
cnnsinued lO Arkansas City. where
fhe Government contractor. +. TN
Darling organized a party Of men
with an escort oi soldiers and buried
the bodies Of The dead surveyors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-25
Children cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
{ a s TO RIA
COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS

pawnee Ok, May 25-~The following
Officers for the pawnre Commercial
club have been elected for The ensuing
year. r \. Thompson, president. q.
A. Lehew, Vice president. Lee Marx,
secretary. and 8. A. Metzer treasurer.
These officers. together With Ralph
Johnson B G. spinnin and J. c. shep
ard constitute the directors