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The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27

haitian is visiting the J. ]. Smith
family.
Mrs Jack McGeorge and her
daughters, Elizabeth and Lorraine,
who have been guests of her parents,
leave Monday for their home in We'll
lin gton- Mr.. T NJ. Warren. guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Warren, will go to
Abilene Monday to resume his
position of secretary of the Parker
Amusement company.
The Misses Corning entertained the
Marguerite society at their home on
Lane street last evening and will en-
tertain the Marguerites and their men
friends this evening in compliment to
their cousin, Miss Meta Sharp of
EIgin, Neb-
Mr.. and Mrs. P W. Allen Of
Meriden who have been in Topeka
and Kansas City for a short time. re-
turned home today.
Mrs. Warren NJ Crosby. assisted by
Mrs. A. D. Gray, and Mrs H A
Kingsley. will give a thimble party
for the women Of the First Con grega-
tional church and their friends
Wednesday afternoon, March 3 at the
home Of Mrs. Warren NJ. Crosby, SIG
Polk street.
Mrs c. L. Kirkpatrick entertained
the following guests at luncheon
Friday at her home on Madison
street: Mrs Cox. Mrs Ireland, Mrs
HenseI Mrs Anderson. The after
noon was spent at the Majestic
The public is cordially invited to
attend an exhibition of original water
color paintings by Helen c. Francis
at her studio. 617 Kansas avenue, be-
ginning next Wednesday.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27

utilities handicap. and he came un-
der the wire while the other en-
tries were trying TO get in sight of the
flag. There is something about that
word utilities which touches Mr.
Allen off like an alarm clock
Mr. Allen of Wyandotte is an able
attorney in his home town. and it is
suspected that he studied speech-mak-
ing under that able teacher of the
same burg. the late senator, Jim Getty
And from Neodesha comes Repre-
sentative Loofbourrow, who gives his
occupation as printer" There are
plenty OF editors and publishers in the
legislature, but this man admits that
he IS member of the clan without
which the editors and publishers
would be out of a job 1t is the editor
who takes the credit, but it is the
printer who bosses the job and makes
the wheels go round
Aside from being a printer. Mr.
Loofbourrow is a believer in light He
il was who introduced the electric
headlight bill, which is recognized as
a union measure There is some
opposition to the electric bill bv mem
bers of the switch engine and yard
workers clan, on the grounds that
freight engines, equipped with any
such sinners, would blind the men
who had to work in the glare there
Of
Representative Loofbourrow has set
up but few sticks of talk during the
session, regardless of the numerous
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27

Tis sweet to hear the watch dogs
honest bark said Mr. George Cord on
Byron However, il frequently Oc-
ours that the honest watch dog turns
ms honest bark into a wall Then it
IS not sweet TO hear. The watch dog
OF the house is getting into this latter
shape.
When Mr. Dolley opened the session
WITH a club and can opener. the
insurgents hastily crawIed under the
table or took the oath of aIIegiance
But they began to come out in swarms
a Few days later. and the efforts of the
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27
BETTER THAN SPANKING

Spanking does not cure children of
bed-wetting. There is a constitutional
cause for this trouble. Mrs NJ. sum
,ners Box W, South Bend. Ind, will
send free to any mother her successful
nome treatment. with full Instructions.
send no money. but write her today II
vo11r children trouble you in this way.
Don't blame the child. the chances are
II can't help it This treatment also
cures adults and aged people troubled
with urine difficulties by day or night.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27

The championship belt for local
and Iong-distance talking has been
awarded by the press to a lot of Kan
sas legislators in turn, but the time
has come to take it away from all of
them and turn it over TO Representa-
tive George R. Allen, of Kansas City.
But Mr. Allen is different from a lot
of the takers in one remarkable par
tieuIar: he says something. 1t is no
easy job to break loose at the pistol
shot and talk seven laps in a straight
heath but that is a mere child s play for
Mr. Allen He can make the dirt
road Marathon look like a junket TO
the chicken house and back. without
himself or missing a STEP
Mr.. Allen showed remarkable speed
as a conversatiouaIist two years ago.
but he has lowered all his former
records by nine points. His last ex-
hfbitiOn sprint was in the Public
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27

business before her return She win be
gone for about month.
Mr.. H B. Shook has a child very sick
with Group
Mary Allen is sick with a cold She is
an Independent telephone hello girl.
There viii be Sunday school at the
school house, District 50, at o'clock and
preaching at 7:30 p. m. by Rev. Mr.
Nome.
Mrs. Smith. sister to George Johnston
left for ParneH yesterday to spend the
winter with Rev. E. V. Roof and wife.
Brick hauIers have had a bad time haul
ing this week account OF mud The
road is macadamized all but three-duar-
ters Of a mile and that is enough to worry
their horses.
Mr. Clark Himmel has left the Seym our
Packing company and will work at the
Capital City Brick yards this summer.
Mrs. Chas- Yewdal gave a dinner for
Mrs. ]. W. Stalker and Mrs. r. W. Lowe
Thursday
Mrs. McLelland has been very sick for
the past week but is better at this writ
ing
Mr. Thos. and Bessie Eatou's baby has
pneumonia, but is better
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27

honest watch dog of the administra-
tion have been wasted 1t is more
than a one-man job to herd that col
lection of rangers But Mr.. DoIley
has made an honest effort to make
noise like Moses. No man can do
more than try.
Senate Bill 95, by Senator Stillings,
is an act authorizing the warden to
build a waiting room outside OF the
penitentiary This, of course. is for
the convenience of visitors The
regular patrons never wait outside
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our friends and
nieghbors for their kindness and
beautiful floral offerings during the
death of our mother and grandmother
MRS Ida HASTINGS
MR.. & MRS RAY FISHER.
MR.. & MRS CLYDE BATES,
MR.. & MRS HARRY BATES.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27

Mr. w FuItz is working nights at the
Santa Fe-
Mrs. Gallon is improving Mrs Gallon
has been very sick
Mrs Black has gone to Usage City to
visit relatives and will go to Emporia on
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27
Sin Kniehts. Attention,

stated concIave Of Topeka Com
mandery. No. 5 Tuesday evening
March ? Work Order of the Temple
A full attendance Is requested.
By order of
PETER COUTURE. E. c.
HARRY F. WHITE. Recorder.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27

All leading fruit dealers handle
Golden Gate oranges. Watch for the
name on each wrapper.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27

galeys of conversation which have
been dumped. pied or otherwise into
everything from the hell box to the
melting pot.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS.

For an appetizer, try a Redlano
Golden Gate orange before breakfast
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27

Then he will taIk-good gods, how
he will aIki''-Nathaniel Lees AL
exander the Great
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-27

Do not be deceived. Buy the best.
None equal to Golden Gate oranges
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-05-13

surrounded by her maids of
honor.
G. B. Williamson g. Co. were
there with a neat float, showing
a display of the Peters Diamond
shoes. ?
Wplters.Bros. we're exploiting
the New Home sewing machines
in good style. fs@
o. L. Williams had one of the
m 0 81 deliberately constructed
floats in the line, made a speciality
of Devoe paints, decorated doors
and screens. This float was the
handiwork of Mr.. Hy. Messer.
The John Henkhaus transfer
line was represented and also the
Waters-Pierce Eupion oil.
G, W. Eschenburg, the furni-
lture man, had a neat display of
goods in his line.
The ]. @. Blohm & Son float
represented the happy family;
made happy by buying their
goods from that firm.
The Valastence Farmers band
were naine and furnished some
good music.
STA Garnes 3 Son were there
with an up TO date produce dis
play
4 The display of decorated bug
gies and traps could not have
been excelled anywhere and
much pains and expense were
i gone into to excel.
Mrs. Max Wolters had
beautiful trap, trimmed in green
and white.
| Mrs. John Kasper had a fine
[ turnout, decorated in pure white.
Miss Tillie VOTERS accom-
panied by2M Miss Lille Wange-
mann, Halletsville Fire com
pany's sponsor, was Respondent
lin a decoration in the shape of a
white swan.
Mrs. S. A. Thulemeyer came
T.
in with decorations in orange.
DR.. Gus. Schulze s two beauti.
full paints were much admired,
drawing trap with decorations
of violet and white.
The Sinner creamery was rep
resented by a number of little
girls, busily engaged in churning
= butter.
The Sinner Hobo band at
> tracted much attention and
created agreat deal of laughter.
II After passing through the
principal streets the parade pro
4 ceeded to the park, where it dis
a persed in, various directions.
v AT about 2 O'Clock pm. the
Il different fire companies lined up
e and made their runs. Yorktown
l, made the run in 20 81 seconds
q and won first prize, $50. Hallets
l. vile aud Yoakum made the run
in 81 Ia seconds and divided
', second prize, which was $25.0o
= Gonzales won third prize and got
u $500, making the time in 2;
seconds. MI,
ii After the firemen' $ contest the
crowd all repairedstosthe park Il
listen to the speaking, which be
: gan about 4 p. m. Mr.. San
& Schwartz delivered the address
/ OF welcome, followed by Judg'
Continued on Last Page,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-05-13
"A Grand Success--Over Three
Thousand Visitors.
The Beautiful Parade, Firerfien's Contest,
Oratory, Music and Ball at tie Park.

The morning of Wednesday,
May 5, came in somewhat threat
ening and there was a light
sprinkle of rain, but by 9 o'clock
everything was clear and the
crowds came pouring in from
every direction. 4
The business houses and some
residencesswere gaily decorated
with flags and bunting.
The first special train came in
from YoaRum at 8 am. and
brought big crowd from Hal
letsville, Yoakum a nd Cuero.
This train proceeded to Flatonia
and returned about 10 o'clock
with visitors from Weimar,
Schulenburg, Flatonia and Moul-
ton.
The parade was formed shortly
after 10 O'Clock on the Patten
block, and it was a gay and stir
ring scene. It was headed by
the Sinner Firemen's band in
their beautiful uniforms, COM
fortably installed in their steam
=
launch on wheels, 4
The following decorated floats
and wagons then fell into line
the lodges came tifst is
Bluecher lodge No. 20, Her.
mann Sons, was represented by
a hoat filed with members and
followed by large number Of
members on foot. +
The Texasky Bohemian lodge
was also in line and well repre-.
sented.
The Woodmen of the World
were on hand and represented
by two campsAHalf Moon camp
of Sinner and Valley View camp
of Dryer. Both of these camps
had floats on which, were repre-
scented the emblems of the order,
stumps, wedges, axes and logs
The Valley. View camp float con
tanned two large logs with chop
pers at work.cutting chips from
them, and was drawn by d yoke
of oxen. Sc
The Eichenlalb Sisters of thu
order of Hermann Sons had {
beautiful float decorated in whit,
with green boughs.
The F'ircmen's sponsor ais
had a float in which was seate,
the sponsor, Miss Edna HolchaB
The Holly chieftain., 1909-05-07
Geaile Sprini

1t 10 the spring which produces
improbable resurrections. It is
the spring which sending q thrill
and tumult Of life through all that
lives. is the parent of impassioned
lives. is the parent of impassionsd
desires, Of unexpected and unsx.
tinguishable .outbursts of passion.
1t breaks through the tough bark
Of the trees, and tears asundsr the
iron mask on the face Of ascetic-
ism, 1t makes the monk trsmble
in the shadow Of the conysnt, the
maiden behind the curtains Of
her rom, the child sitting on his
school bench, the old man bowed
under his rheumatism.-Henri
Frederic Ainiel. = !.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-05-07
Ohtfhose Yellow Journals!

Ohtfhose Yellow Journals!
The story that the Amity farm
colony Of the Salvation army in
Prowers county is to be abandoned
10 not wholly correct AZ the yellow
journals would have us believe.
We have: taken up this rumor with
our friends at the colony and learn
that two sectious of land which
have become unsuitable to their
:nsss by reason of seepage have
tesl sold. The colony manage.
nsnt began four or five years ago
70 rectify. this seepage by a COM
plste system Of drainage and this
work necessarily put, the price Of
the land at too high cost for the
original purposes Of too coloisation
with the class of people which the
Salvation army desired to bring
out. Field and Farm.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-05-07

Remember the loved ones at
home, and obtain your loans at
the low rate of Z per cent per an
mum. Let us show you how it's
done
Holly Investment 4 Loan Co.
Mr.. A. j. Harrington Of the new
hardware Atore was in receipt Of
a telegram last Monday from Hen.
ristta,, Oklahoma, to the effect
that oil in.ausntities ranging from
1900 to $500. barrsls per day was
being taken out Of the ground in
close proximity to his land, in that
tox.s and is therefore jubilant in
consequence. :.
DOC" Farmer, the genial. drug
gist, declares that Holly is an ideal
town and has future before it
seldom seen in the West. And
he 10 right.
Fine piano for sale on easy
terms. = A; Il. Price.
Mr.. Bert Kimball, Jack Houston
and Bert Gibson were here from
the southern district last Monday
having their farm implements re-
paired, also 70 pure hase supplies.
Mr.. and Mrs: G. W. schlosser
Of, Los, Angeles, Cal, son-in.law
aud daughter Of DR.. r. NJ. Smith,.
arrived last Tuesday, and will visit
st1ths home Of the latter for an in.
definite period. Mr.. Schlosser is
a painter OF the old school, and is
said to be a natural born artist.
alsbsss, Aon't'bss Aailed out for
The sake Of ! fsw esats invested
in hail insurAnos. Two companies
--both.. mutusl-s you can't lose.
Let us;writs.you upa policy.
Holly Investment 4 Loan Co. .
An impronptu banquet: includ-
ing toasts and the usual feasts. Of
good cheer at such functions. was
held Last Sunday evening, and
- q
number ot Holly young men were
present. The evening wound up
with all participants climoing to
the top Of the water tower, where
observations were taken Of the
surrounding country. Ask the at
taches d the water plant.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-05-07
Nati,aal Encanpnent G. A. r

Nati,nal Encanpment 6. A. T.
The 1909 National Encampment
Of the Grand Army of the Repnb.
lie will be held in Salt Lake City
August 9th to. 18th. An unusually
attractive folder in red.wAite.and
blue, replete with information con-
corning Utah, Salt Lake City and
Rocky Mountain region, Is being
distributed by the passenger de.
partment Of the Denver & Rio
Grande Railroad. One feature
that will be of particular interest
to Grand Army men is the repro
duction Of speaking Iikenesses Of
all the Commanders. in-C Chief from
B. F, Stephenson, the organizer
in 1855, to Henry 81. Nevius, the
present Commander. This is the
first time that this set Of portraits
has been assembled. The familiar
faces Of john A. Logan, Ambrose
E. Burnside, John F. Hartrauft,
Russell A. Alger. John Q. Black,
James Tanner, and many others
appear in this interesting series.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-05-07
Tso Mach Canned Life

Ebert Hubbard Many diseases
and complaints come from lack Of
excitement - too much canned
life. The prevalence of insan.
ity among the wives Of farmers is
caused BY too much canned life.
The poor crestures perish for the
lack of fresh thought. First in
tie list of diseases caused by the
lack of excitement il cancer,
which is caused originally BY
faulty circulation. A stoppage
occurs and nature tries to relieve
the distressed point by sending
more blood to the spot. Then we
get congestion and next inflamma-
ton. A certain amount of excita-
ton at the right time would have
freed the system from all eonges.
tion and made cancer impossible.
"A whole round of maladies can be
cured by new thought, a new
sensation, new surroundings, A
little excitement or new experience
often clears the cobwsbs from the
brain.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-05-07
"a See Il. World

Allen A. Riker, and ..Chauncey
Mckee, sons Of Contractor Riksr
and E. S. Mckee respectively, 54rs
about to start On four.thousand
mile journey for their annual sum.
mer outing, going from here 70
Northern Michigan first. The
boys arc making extensive plans
for their trip, and declare they
will have the time Of their lives.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-05-07
MEN AND THINGS
Esils.s 4 the weeks Dsiad1is
6slDv aa1 vicisilv
~ oeNGNA1

q
Ihs ss.ry-A.y esrss ~ As.is.. which n,sa
osit dru1ssr,. srr ths ws;Shss ~ c.s..sr.
pe;ss. q .hs clock q t;~e. giving i.s pssAsaAm
trse usrsaioa. snd its ks.As rsdslar s,stioa:
cad when thay ceass to hang spea ~ vhssl.
shs psadeiu. ~ loassr swiasl All kssls 10
LOGGER move. she cIock s'aad. ssili. lpassstio~
List your wants in the f,eLstste
liLe With us. and forget your
troubles. Well take can nf you.
The Holly Investment & loan
Co.
A reception will be given b. the
Rev. and Mrs. Wiley K. WriGht 1t
their home ON Frilav evening; Nay
l4.h. 70 which I'll msmbers and friends
-.ef the PresbyssfiAn church and con-
sresat;on sre n,ost cordially invited.
Procure your White caruation
emblematic Of Mothers Day next
Sunday, atfthe Home Bakery.
For Rent-Dne good-sissd room
pp-stairs. The Home Bakery.
Mr.. Chsrls1 Rousch is spending
. few weeks on his ranch in
Grsely County, Kansas.
Mn. John Duncan returned
from Hutchinson, Kans., last Sun.
day where she has been visiting
the past few weeks With Nm. I'd
Levis. Both returned On ths ssses
Eues. 4 !. . 4 = y y - y )
sFsssse lEsshizz ~. ssslhsss
shs will reside in ths futars.
Mr.. jack Houston rsturnsd.
from Cssiton, whore he spent the
past ~ weeks.
Nj. A. H. Griswcld, the former
garage proprietor, leaves shortly
for his old home in Eastern Kans.,
having retired from all bnsinen
cares, but will retain hisgproperty
interests hers. s'
IA muck a.hi" being inter.
preted, means I'VE are the people"
and we surely are the people
who will buy your land, sell your
land, pay your taxes, keep up your
Improvements and write your in.
surance. What more do you
want?
The Holly Investment & Loaa
The Holly chieftain., 1909-05-07

The Holly Chieftain's plant is
better prepared to print your sale
bills than any printing house in
the Arkansas valley. We make
speciality of this work and turn
out superior quality Of bill.
Prices are just right. Service is
very prompt.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-05-07

II III - 4 Etaih sshs sIayss syGgtste
- up i csokls. which i formal
notiss ss tbs vosld that she has
done her duty - I hen.
Proprietor Stiles Of tho New
Holly hotel 10 still confined to his
bed with rheumatism, and his oon-
dition il lamentable, owing to the
fact that he 10 newcomer and
practically establishing first
~lass hostelry. His amisble wife,
however, is most capable woman,
and through her efforts the busi-
ness is we'll taken care Of. The
usual Sunday dinner, with all the
trimmings, will be served next
Sunday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Stesl. on May S, bouncing baby
boy, weight 13l pounds. The
Stssls reside about ten miles south
Of Holly, aud are the happiest
couple in Prowers county, since
the new arrival.
q Misses Edith and Zons Bsasher
accompanied BY Messrs. jobs Burton
..nd Msrmie Shields. spent lest Sunday
in the country with Mrs. Hst;e Girls
void and Rosa Hendricksen. who live
seventeen miles northwest Of Holly.
About twenty Presbyterian young
psopte spent . very pleasant social
evening At the hospitsble home Of Dr..
and Ms. r. n. Smith on, Tuesday
evening. following business meeting
of the Christian Endssvor Ssciety.
Resolutions on the appreciation q the
is;.kfslnsss Il Miss Grace Shelstn ~
secretary and chairnsa Il tAs SScisl
Committee we're adopted. Miss Shel.
ton is soon to leave Tor Denver.
Wa6psd d-AOne hundred n head
yearling ste.rr or heifers. to pas.
ture at 25 cents per month.
A. "A. Stewart, Towner, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-05-07
Mr. Joha Bsrsss, Bsaifsce

On last Tuesday Mr.. Johu Bur.
ton, the restaurateur, purchased
the Hotel at Amity, and at this
writing is busily engaged in clean
ing and rsnovating the building,
preparatory to establishing one of
the cleanest and best hotels in
Prowers county. The Chieftain
wishes him success in the new en-.
terprise.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-05-07
Missionary Society

The Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the Presbyterian church.
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Montgomery on Wednesday. May
IL, at 8 O'Clock sharp. The
Foreign Mission topic to be stud
led is Siam and Saos. The Home
Mission topic is Port Rico and
Cuba. Visitors are always vel.
come. Mrs. F. w Puntenney,
Rec. Secretary.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-05-07
Sf0lE E0a RENT. .Ch.s,. TIVE
aesss south d he psssoffiee. h.
ssise q Chieflsis office.
raaIE.LlNxERS
Celebeaae st Wiley New Pessoaasl
AZ Officeys

OES6DSosc ~ Wssey NSW sSsoOs
of Officers
The Odd Fellow and k-bskah
lodgrrs Of. Prowcrs county had the
mem ers Of the order in the county
as their guests LAST week'at Wiley.
tho OCCASION b~in /, the celebration
OF the ninetieth anniversary of tho
founding of ths. order in Americs,
and after = most Interesting pro-
gram the following officers were
elected:
Prss;1en.--S. n. HuGmsa et Wilsy.
Vics Prss;5ssa-,J. r. Adkins Of Lamar.
Dstr;ss visa erssidss..-Hsliy. J. S. No
Msrr Cs.aakR. I, Kirt. L.msr J. T. Ls~.
,.s~ WAY. c.A M.
Ssssss.y-J.A. Rsssers.sh q Crsasds.
Tsssssssr.-ckas Kasct.v 4 Why.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-05-07


kansss Valley sugar Beet & Irri-
gated Lard Co. returned last Tues.
day froa m extended tour OF Kan.
-, and reports the crop outlook
y sxcellestt.
no yoa b-lisve in signsY Ask
tie Chiaelain.
Jswl~r a: H. Price has.fixsd up
his jewsi$ And music store In the
latest styE. alld it Is the, best ever
s4.-a In tais' section. Success tp
this enserprising gentleman.
Mr.. Ns~ton Wright, has bssa
on the sick list the past few :days
Misses Kathaleen Mcdonald.
Cora and Eva Baxter and Mt. Ed
Jones veat to Coolidge via auto
mobile Int Sunday.
Tho Bachelor Girls club met
at the Misses NcCalls last Thurs.
day, and an enjoyable afternoon
was spent.
G. ". Sherman Of Holly, Colo, i,
topped tie Kansas City, lamb
market April 2sth with string Of
lambs conaignsd to Clay. Robinson
& Co. EAich. brought 1926 per
cwt., tep rries Of theday, as we'll
as being top price there thus. far
this ysas.
We te1fn WITH regret Of the i'll.
mess q ~. p, g. Greathousa tho
veteran 6roog1maker Of Stoning.
ton, who il veil and favofabiy
known r. THU neck o. -ths-woods,
Is5t - n su1tb n
aa.yals fAss nd psuvs lor
NJ satIy l1novssy.
Yss, ~ siA eithsr buy or sell
your dry land, and We have Gus
tomsrs every day. Write. phone,
telegraph, or better still; call in
person. :.
I Holly Investment 4 Loan Co.
Postmaster McCreery returned
Sunday from two weeks jaunt 70
Caldwell, Idaho and vicinity, and
reports an excellent tri. in the
new country. Mr.. G. G. Porter
accompanisd him, returning on;
Tuesday. 4: !:
The Tuxedo club gave dance
last Friday At the Opera house
With Bannister's orchestra of La
mar as the stsller attraction.
While Bannistsr's never played
better music. the attendance was
not up to the standard, as another
dance was,in progress tho same
evening. It is to be hoped tha4
the next dance the Bannister boys
play for will be we'll attended. 4 4
Mrs. F.. d. Baird, wife of the.
estimable druggist, IS gradually
recovering from her recent fitness
and il gaiuing strength almost,
daily.
Messrs. Fred Cooper and Henry
johnson and wife cana down I, ON
Lamar last Saturday via ausomo-
bile, returning on Sunday. Mr..
Cooper is the accommodating clerk
at the Lamar Postonice, and Mr..
johnson, it will be remembered,
was an attache Of tho Holly Sugar
Co. last year, but is now pros.
porous bank clerk in the county
seat.
Mrs. Leonard White has taken out
. permit for cemen. block building
25x70. with q 6fteen.foot ceiling, on
the lot sdioinins the Farmer pharmacy.
Work will begin at an early date.
Sosds of money at Z per cent.
Why pay more? See US before