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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
.DR. STAGG ELECTED
CALLED TO HEAD OF COLLEGE IN
 ANNIsTON.
He Will Succeed Rev. <. !. Poster As President of the Eresbyterian
 school foR Young

Anniston. June 7-(Special)--At the meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Alabama Presbyterian College in the private ofice of John B. Knox, Monday afternoon. pr. John W. Stagg, of Birm- ingham. president of the board. was elected to the presidency of the college to aucceed pr. Sterling J. Foster. re- signed. ,s -es
 by Dr. Stagg is reserved. 1t is beiieoed that he will shoulder the responsible ity, belief based upon 2 conversation with the eminent divine Monday morn ing, when he said that he would prob ably accept the position through 2 sense of duty.
 pr. stagg said he and the members of the faculty will canvass the State this summer. The new faculty will con- sist of White Vanderbilt, Chairman. Ancient Languages; Professor Allen, Princeton and Tulane. IAterature: George Lang. Southwestern and Uni- yersity of Edinburgh, Philosophy and Modern Languages; Scott Lyons, southwestern and Tulane, Mathematics.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
UNDERGOns OPERATION.
Birmingham.

Birmingham, June 7s--(Special.l--s T. c. Bush. IT,, son of Col. end Mrs. T G. Bush, the well-known industrial magnate of the Birmingham district, underwent an operation for appendi- eitis last evening and was reported as doing nicel ytoday at the infirmary-
 Mir. Bush is general manager of the coosa Pipe and Foundry Company at Gadsden. He came to Birmingham Friday feeling i'll. He went to see physicians and an operation was dee eided upon.
 The Bush family Is weil-known throughout the South and much inquiry was made today as to the condition Of Chs son. Every attention Is being Rfyep
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08

Borden Wheeler" water drives uric 0acid from the system, Hotel accommo- ds tions first class. Borden Springs, AiA. --Adr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
QUESTION AS TO VALIDITY Say Warrants Were Illegally Drawn. CASES BEFORE JUDGE GAsT0N The Thirty-nine Alleged Liquor
 Cases Up. Questioning whstAer the I-suiag Sadss Did Not Have to Go in Merits
 of Case Before Issuing
 warraats.

Before Probate Judge J. B, Gaston attorneys for the defense in the thirty nine alleged liquor cases. attacked the validity of the warrants upon which their clients had been arrested, The defense claimed that the warrants were not issued according to law, and, there fore, could not be used as basis for the trials of the men brought before the court.
 The hearing of the alleged violators Of the State prohibition laws was held yesterday at noon in the west wing of the court house, and the large num- Der of spectators were present to hear the arguments and the testimony which was to have been brought out.
 W. W. Hill. attorney for the defense. upon the opening of the case. submit ter demurrsrs to the warrants. setting forth that the warrants must be sworn out before an officer authorized to issue papers of this kind. on an affidayit in writing. and that the complainants must have been questioned as to the facts in the case before such warrants were issued.
 Mir. Hill argued that this procedure had not been carried out in the issu- ance of the warrants by Judge Gaston, and that the warrants. therefore, were invalid and no procedure could be taken under them.
 The position of Mir. Hili was contest- cd by attorneys for the Law and or der League, Judge J H. Chiffon. Lee Holloway and W. E. Andrews, Judge Chiffon arguing that the judge issving the warrants did not have to work ur the case by questioning the complains ants as to the facts. That the issuing judge had a right to be governed in the issuance of the warrants by the conditions as they were presented to him by the compiainants.
 Judge Gaston announced that the court would reserve its decision In the matter. and that attorneys should file briefs upon their arguments.
 The trials of yesterday were the out. growth of the fight being made by the Law and order League of Montgomery against alleged liquor dealers in vio- iation of the provisions of the State prohibition laws. It is contended that the officers of both the police depart ment and the shertf's department have not acted in good faith in trying ta enforce the provisions of the act. and the people of Montgomery. represented by the Law and Order League. are try ing to enforce the statutes in this re- gard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
GAMES TODAY.

southerM League Mobile at Nashville New Orleans ct Birmingham. Little Rock ct Atlanta.
 American League. Chicago at Washington. Detroit at New York. St. Louis ct Boston. Cleveland at Philadelphia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
PENSACOLA CHURCHES
 OPPOSE BASEBALL

Pensacla, Fla. June 7-(SpeciaL)- The formation of a church baseball league, in which teams represented all denominations of the city. has called forth resolutions signed by pastors of the Methodist. Baptist and Presbyte- rian Churches.
 At meeting of the evangelical min isters, a paper was read by Rev. J. s. sibley. of the First Presbyterian Church, in which he declared 1t be- meath the dignity of a church to have teams representing 1t in baseball league. Resolution were then adopt ed objecting to the name of the league as well as linking the name of any church with the league.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
IA BABY IS KILLED
CARELESS HANDLING or A GUN AT
 OHATCHIE.
Little Boy Left the Loaded Weapon Tn House and It Was Dis- charged Aecident-
 ally.

Anniston, June 7.--(speciai. )--Ac- cording to news sscsiyed here today. little Nora Kennedy. the nine months old daughter of W. F. Kennedy. resid- ing near Ohatchie. was. fatally rhot Saturday by little brother, the child dying In her mothers arms few mos ments later.
 A shaif.brothsr to the children mem toned. Albert Morris by name, and about twelve years of age, had loaded gun down in the house he nan gone out. leaving the two smaller children alone. The load entered the shoulder near the neck aud came out In the back. taring an immense hole, which produced death in a few moments.
 The remains of the child were buried Sunday at Bethel church. The parents are said to be almost craxed with grief.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
FIGHT ON A CAR. Mobile Conductor Assaulted About q
 Transfer

Mobile, June Especial )-This af- ternoon about o'clock J. A. Mccoy. q conductor on a Government Street loop car, was knocked of the car by Harry simpkins, a passenger. and seriously injured, receiving . disiocated hip and other injuries. He Is at the Providence tnhrmary.
 The trouble occurred over a trans- fer, according to Simpkinss report to the police. Simplxins the officers say was drinking. He was arrested by the sherifr's department near the Welnack- CT Fuel and Ice Company's plant, some distance from the scene.
 While answering a fast call in his automobile, pr. W. o. Ward, surgeon for the road, ran over two negroes who were skylarking in the street. The men were badly bruised and were given medical attention at the police akatiou
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
Dancing Teachera Meet

Asbury Park, N. J., June T.-The twentieth annual convention of the American National Association of Mas tors of Dancing opened here today and will continue for a week. President E. 4. Prinz, of st. Joseph, Mo. in his an- unal address. dspiored the fact that the servants in a ball room were dressed the same as the men dancers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
Trnrnflr lnn sfore.

Springfield, Mo. June 7---Suspecting that his wife had made an appointment with Robert Sellers. young business man, to meet him at a department store here, Walter ". Eddington today followed her to the store, and when he found the couple together in an aisle. fired two bullets from a revolver into seliers's head. Sellers probably will die. Eddlngton surrendered. The shooting caused panic in the store.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
DEini.tera rndorue League,

1, Birmingham, June 17,(Bpecial.--The Pastors Union of Birmingham. at its regular meeting today endorsed the plans of the Law and order League. looking to a better enforcement Of the prohibition law. especially in re. gard to a series of meetings to be held during the summer to arouse in- terest in tn reinforcement of the law.
 The sum of $500 wtll be raised by the pastors with which to purchase a set of theological books to be placed in the public library.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
ATLANTA IS ON TOP
TAKES LEAD BY DEFEATING THE
 TRAVELLERS.
Rogers Pitches a One-Hit Game UP Until the Ninth, whem He Looses
 Up--Bayiess's Home
 Run e Feature... ....'.

Atlanta, June 7.-By defeating Little Rock this afternoon, Atlanta went into first place. This was done with the aid of Mobile, who defeated Nashvile. pitched for Atlanta, had not given up but one hit, and had not allowed . run. Bayless got a home run Tn the eigntn. nsda bv Little Rock were costly. Two of them allowed mel to score at the lime they were made. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08

New York, June 1.-The Brooklyn National League club today secured outhelder Wallace o. Clement from the Philadelphia club of the same League. The Boston National League club also claimed him, but Brooklyn won the draw of. emitting 1t to the player. His acquisition cost the Brooklyn manage ment Sl5O0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
LOSES A GAME
HIS ERROR GIVES THE SEA GULLS
 TWO RUNS.
StOekdale Pitches . Fine Games HOId- ing the Champs Down To Three
 Hits and Only One

4 Nashville, Tenn. June Hays nun of a long fly In the fourth inAlnK cost Nashville Today's game, which Mobile wons 3 to l. Two men were on bases when the nun ccurred and both scored. Up to that time Nashville had the g0aYne, to o, and AO other scores were
 made. StockdaIe and Kellum were both strong, one allowing three and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
oscar Linn in Jail

Birmingham. June (special)- Oscar Linn. O well-knowp character in the western part of Jefferson county was lodged in the. county jail again today on an indictment charging robbery. The ease Is an old one. Linn offered no resistance when arrested by Deputy Sherifrs Kenne- brook
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08

National Leamae. Philadelphia at Pittsburg. New York at Chicago. Boston at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at St. Louis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
Rerret. McClure,s Death.

Birmingham, June 7.-(special.) IA telegram of coincidence was sent from Birmingham today by Frank Nelson, president of the Chamber of Com merce of this city, to the family of the late Col. A. K. Mcclure. who died Sunday. Colonel Mcclure was N great friend of Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
Totals ... n is N N,ln1, LV

Summaryt-Two-bas hits. Mc1Ii- vray. deMontreyilie. Dexter 2; Dun sscrifice hits, deMontreviiie. bundon. Stolen bases, Rohe. Weimer. Reagan. Double play, dsMontrevilie to pundon 10. by Maxwell 6. Base on balls. off Schopp [; on Maxwell ?. Time 2;l5. Umpires, O'Brien and Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
P. H. Graven Arrerted.

Birmingham. June 7.-(Special.)- P. H. Graves, white man. Is being held here by the police on suspicion. The police believe that Graves Is wanted on a charge of safe blowing in some other state and the authori- ties in Louisiana have been advised of the arrest Graves denies that he. Is wanted anywhere
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
PROOFM fhe MOErnlEgNE

We tell you about how good youth feel afeer taking CASCARET-- that millions of people-buy, use and recommend them-But that's tslk-you bIy a box now-take as directed tO-ni0ht and get the proof in the morning-After you know CASCARETS you'll never be without them. efs
 cAscAREr9 Ioe . bez for e Week's
 treatment. all dfuEgiStA. Biggest seller
 in the world hilliea baxes . month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
vanaerblIs,. Morse waan.

St. Cloud. June Tt was a great day at the-race course here today for ". K. Vanderbilt His RExiie won ths Prix des Vaux dor, Cornstalk came in eirBt and won a purse of S2,000. Ripolin won the Prix des Geranium and the purse of $1s000 Mr. Vanderbilt's Hud- rsn ron an rnS 8hs prix dss Trsneu % nnt neithep @
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
y. W. DAVIS HURT.
Falls From EufauIa BluR and Breaks

Arm.
 Eufaula, June 7.--tSpecial.)--J. Wes- ley Davis, an attache of The Times composing room. Is suffering from a broken arm, an accident that befeil him yesterday afternoon.
 The young man was descending steep portion of the blun with e view of boarding one of the gasoline launches when he lost his foothold. striking the ground with such force as to bring about the injury. He lett for his home In Clio last night.
 Ernest Hall, 6 negro youth, about lS years old, was drowned in the river yesterday afternoon. The stream was somewhat swollen from the recent rains and it Is supposed he ventured too far.
 His body was recovered short time afterwards by a negro companion who was in bathing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
srnnh.rr |. n1ntchaa.

Kansas City. June 7--John Svenberg, of Sweden. winner of the Chicago Ms r. athon. and Johnny Hayes, the Ameri. can runner. were matched today for a 2o-mile race to be run here Sunday. June 1s. at the Kansas City Athletic Club park.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08

G0zhM118bDMNEa EEA AG49Bs The commissioners of the county met today and fixed the county taxes at the same rate already in force.
 During its present session the com miSsioners will examine the tax books af the county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08

For grand mountain scenery, cool nights, delightful days, go 10 Borden Wheeler" Hotel accommodations first class. Large amusement building just completed. Write for particulars. Borden Springs, Ala. --adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
wa.hoat oa Cetoma Cr.eI..

A washout under the trestle over Ga toma Creek near Montgomery ias night caused the western Railway ol Alabama to have to transport its pas. last night by way of Flomaton, the train not arriving In the city until o'clock this morning. Passengers SO ing to Montgomery this morning and this afternoon were transferred at the creek.
 It is expected that regular trafflc will be resumed by tomorrow morning
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08

Summary--Tw0 base hits, Thomas Hits apportioned. of Keiber, 10 In I l.; innings, with four runs: off Schwenck in 'i.s innings, with two runs; of Fritz, in 1 1-s innings. with one run to Cranston to Carey; Wheeler tC Cranston to Carey. Struck out bS Thomas. ,2i by Kaiber. 2. Base or balls, on Keiber, 8; of schwenck. 2 pireA Fltzsimmons and Moran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
Furtra,t Defncea

London, June 7.--A portrait of Pre-. fnier Asquith by S. J. soloman one of the features of the Royal Academy, was defaeed today by the pastins across it of the familiar legend, "votea for women"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
PHank Batted From Box.

feated inc home team 8 to today. bat tinE Plank of the rubber ip two in- nings. Berger not only kept Enita. s three baggef which drove in two Of Cieveland's runs. uuu
 Secret Al. .nn ss Philadelphia .. ..olo 090 oe0-i oisxSi issxaStteries.Dy1ert. Plank, yickers and Thomas and Livingstone; berGer and Bernis. Time, 1:62. umpires' EeeD and Sheridan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
NashYilia:-
by innInRa:

Nashville ............s 10
 Mobile ..s....s.s.s.s OOl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
rennis fin st, Louis.

St. Louis. June 7.--The annual tennis tournament Tor women which decides the championship of Mis- souri. began on the courts of the Triple Club here today. Play will continue on Friday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
WroOkIym Wlnm.

St. Louis. Mo. June 7.-Efective pitching by Bell gave Brooklyn a 2 to o victory over St. Louis. Score: St. Louis .. =. 900 900 0o0-o 6 1 Brooklyn ... ... 900 oil 000-2 6 1
 Batteries: Beebe, Sallee and Bres- nahan: Bell and Bergen. Time 1:43 Umpires Truby and Rigler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
GuAs Trin, Champs
THE NEWS OF SELMA
THE CITY COURT BEGINS coNsID.
 FIRING CAsEs.
Near Beer Cases Are Now ca the Deck et-Jcwfsh Children Receive
 Medals and Certfn-

Selma June 7--tspecial.)--Ths city Court of Selma convened for its June term this morning. Hon. !. W. Ma. bry. judge. presiding with J. B. Evans Clerk. and Chief Deputy John Cherry as sheriff. in the absence of Sheriff J. P. Doherty who Is not in the city. Beyond making consent orders to- wards preparing the civil and equity cases for trial. dismissing several suits settled between parties in vacation. and rendering decision in case submtt- ted to.'the court at the last term, the court transacted no business Ad. journment was taken to o'clock Thursday, June 10.
 Following is the order of business that has been promulgated by ths court:
 June 14. chsncery; June q. criminal June 2s, civil non jury: July s, civil jury: July l2., criminal.
 No grand jury is organized by the court In it's June term.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
rmft on the IlnIxe.

Washington, June 7.-The Presi- dent today spent the afternoon on the golf links at Chevy Chase. His fellow players were Senator Bourne. of Oregon: Brigadier Clarence Ei- wards and Captain Archibald W. Butt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
nat bud q Yietory.

Pittsburg, June By a grand rally in the eighth Pittsburg defeated Phil adelphia today by a score Of 4 to g.. The visitors made three runs In the fifth inning chiefly on scratch hits. Until the eighth inning Moren was in- Vincible. h.h .E.
 Batteries-Leifield, Adams and Gib- son; Moren, Brown and Dooin. Time, i:1b. Umpire Klem and Kane.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
EINED FoR sUNpAY BALI..
Atiantie City AusAoritiss Make An

Atlantic City, N. T.. June 7--CharRed with violating a;a ordinance which pro- hibts all Sunday amusements, Edward Bader, secretary of the Atlantic City club. under whose auspices the Phila- deiphia American League team and the Reading Trf-State Leaguers played a baseball game here yesterday, was summoned into police court today and aned $200.
 Yesterdays game was the first Sun day exhibition of this sort here and was played despite the protests of the Sabbath Alliance. the Good Citisens League. and the pastors of the differs ent churches.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
PENSACOLA PUBLIC WORKS.
T. A. Jennings Elected As Its Chair man

man.
 Pensacola. Fla. June 7--(Special. )-- At a meeting of the Board of Public Works held this afternoon. the Board organized by the election of T. A. Jennings, President of the Pensacola State Bank. as President. and he will practically have charge of all street Improvements of the cEty.
 Every member of the Board is now in office and at the meeting today ex" pressed a determination to furnish bet ter streets than have been had for many years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
Tha Reda Wln Out .

Cincinnati, June 7.-Bates started to- days game with three- base hit, but was unable to score. In the second inc ming the Bostons had the bases full were unable to bring in a tally. Gin. cinnati knocked Ferguson out of the box in the second inning. R.H D. Cincinnati. ..d2dd ..2d ooO OoO 2oS-S S II 2
 Batteries--Campbell Mclean and Roth; Ferguson, Mattern and Smith. Time, 1:43. Empires, Cusack and John- stone. .e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08

pr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Jones and Mrs Carlisle returned home this mroning after spending a few weeks out of the city with relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
BURIAL OF MIR. JENKINS. Citizen of Selma Who Committed sui

Selma June 7-(special)--The fu- neral of W. 2 Jenkins. who hanged himself at his home. 65 Florence Street Sunday afternoon, was conducted this afternoon by Rev Samuel H Bennett pastor of the Second Baptist Church.
 Members of the carpenters union acted as pall bearers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
o,Brien Goes to NIemphis.

Birmingham. June 7.--(special.) )--- Capt. Frank P. O'Brien. mayor of Bir- mingham, went to Memphis tonight to attend the Confederate veterans reunion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
THE MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER
A SLUcGING MATCH.
pUBs FALL BEr0RE BATS or THE PELICANS.
Game Which Goes to New
 Orleans by . Score of s to Q.

Birmingham, June 7.--In swat fest this afternoon, New Orleans won of tweilty-eIght hits, seven of them being for extra bases. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yankeea Tle1emt ,rIeera.

. New sYork. June 7.--New York hit Summers savagely in the fourth and fifth today and easily defeated Detroit 6 to 1. Detroit's only run resulted
 Score: E. H. E. Detroit .. .. .., .001 900 000-1 2 New York .. ;. 900 320 00s--5 II 3 and Beckendorf; Manning and Kieinow. Time i:47. Umpires. Evans and PerrinA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08

Miss Virginia Smith. who has beer teaching school in Birmingham. re- turned home Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08

The Abbott Rifles will entertain al a prize drill and dance on Thursday evening at Elkdale Park.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Huston, IT.. who have been here for the past few weeks visiting relatives. have return ed to their home in Vicksburg. Miss
 Miss Annie Paul Halls. of Montgom- cry, Is the guest of her sister,. Mrs. A. L.. Mcleod, on Fremont street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
vUanhfnwton Ia Easy.

wanhinEton, June 7.--Chlcago had an aasv time shutting out Washington todsy' to 0. walsh was big pug zle to the local batsmen. while Gray was hit hard and had poor support. wash,nwton. q. 900 900 ooo-0 { Chicago .009 300 302--S 9
 Batteries-Gray and Street; Walsh and owens. Time, 1:s0. Umpires, Con- nolly and Hurst.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
The Hromna Lose.

Boston, June 7.-Graham's curves did not puzzle the local batsmen today and Boston won from St. Louis to I. Cicotte replaced Arellane In the fourth Inning and was generally effective;
 Score: F. H. 14. Boston .ola ZI0 oo-S 70 ems and Smith; Arellanes. Cicotte and Carrigars. Time 2:1o. UmpireG kerin and OfLoughlin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08

summary--Home run, Bayiess M MTwo- haSs hits. Jordan, Moran. Sacrince hits, Rogers. 2; Newton. Jordan, Psssed ps, r,sIIenwider. l. Base on balls, on Rorers, i: on Fullenwider, 3. Time' i.x7 Umpire, Rudderham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
Carolina League.

Winston Salem l.; Anderson g. Qreenville &; Charlotte 1.
 SpartanburE 8: Greensboro 5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
TEXAS LEAGUE.

Fiort Worth T; Houston ,. Shreveport q: San Antonio s. Dallas {: Galveston 8.
 Oklahoma City 1; Waco g..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
A Camping Party.

number of young boys went to Carson today, where they will enjoy camping for a week. In the party were Masters Marion Smith, Presley Cleveland. Earl ChildeTs. Warine Huston, Joe and Tisdale Bibb. Milton Breslin, Marshall Johnson, Edward Moore and John Ed Carsan.
 One day during the week they will entertain at picnic, when several Selma girls and boys will attend.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
Hrm4IouaI a.manrnn.

Pittsburg {: Philadelphia 8. Chcago- New York (cold weather.) Cncnnati 6; Boston l.. Brooklyn g; St. Louis O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08

For your vacation no place like ''Y3op. den Wheeler" Ask for particulars Borden Springs, Ala. -adV
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
AzGrRHcAN LnAaun
RATIONAL LnAoun
GAMES YESTERDAY.
ssutAern r.eaxus

ssutnern Leaxus. Mobile &: Nashville 1. Atlanta 10; Little Rock |. New Orleans 9: Birmingham 9.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
Amersean Asaoesaf,o,

Louisville q; Kansas City O. Columbus 5i Milwaukee 2.
 Minneapolis l; Indianapolis 0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
American T.eague.

Chicago 8; Washington 0. Boston 6; St. Louis (. New York g.; Detroit (, Cleveland 3; Philadelphia l..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08

Mir. and Mrs. LeGrand Eiebash Mir Howard Holmes, Misses Benit Johnson and Carrie Wilkins and Messrs. Harry Hooper and A. J. At. kins returned home this morning from orrville, where they enjoyed the weekend with Mir. and Mrs. Robert Hamilton.