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IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of the Second Judicial Disf-iet Q,

Of tre Second Juoiciai Disfr'ct O :he Tere:tory 7f A,:zona. in and
 for Ire Cc;aty os Coohise. Edna A. Po':ar. Plaintiff: lame, F. Porter. Defendant.
 Action brought in the DistricI Court of the Second Judicial Dig trict of the Territory of ASizons in and for the County c. Cochis- and ->the complaint fled in the sal. County of Cochise, in the office oi the clerk of said District Court. The Territory of Arizona Sends Greeting To; James P Porter. You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against yon by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona in and for the County of Cochise. and to answer the complaint filed therein within twenty days texclus i've of the day of serysce,' after the service on you of this sum mons df served within the county: otherwise within thirty cays.) or judgment by default will be taker against you according to the prayer of said complaint
 Given under my hand and the Seal of the District Court of the Seconn Judicia. District of the Territory cs Arizona. in and for the County O. Cochise. this 14th day of November
 year of our Lord one thous and nine hundred and ten
 A. Fl. GARDNER.
 Cerk ne F. c. HICKS.
 Deputy Clerk
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Cause of the Clash.

What was the trouble between Swinten and his wife? Was it his fault or hers that they were unable to get along togetherf
 "Irs rather hard to decide. It ap- pears that whenever one of them had an irresistible impulse the other had an unaiterable objection" Chicago Record Herald
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FOR SALE-Four work horses; two saddle horses; two large delivery wagons; one small delivery was on; two saddles: tSree sets cf work double harness; one sing'e harness; one large cash register of the American Cash Registe- Company's" make; one smll'
 Hallwood cash register; one Speciality O.: ohe computing Speciality Co"; one computing scale of the make of the Com putting Scale Company" of Day. ton. Ohio; one l.. c. Smith Type writer; one Coffee mill; one ice box; three showcases; Address Box 1261, City.
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NEW CITY HALL

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Dec .21.-- The new City hall building was dea icated this afternoon with interest ing exercises. Governor Marshall. Mayor Shank and five ex-mayors oi indianapolis were included among the speakers.
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OF ARTICLES OF OF INCORPORATION OF THE WEST COAST COPPER
 MINES COMPANY

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That at meeting Of the stockholders of the West C1ast Copper Mines Company duly called and duly held at the City of Doug Las, in the County of Cochise and Territory of Arizona, on the 30th day of November, 1910, the Articles of Incorporation of said West Coast Copper Mines Company, a corp7ra- ton duly organized under the laws of the Territory of Arizona, were, by the affirmative vote of a majority of stock of said corporation duly amended in the following particulars:
 l. That Article of l. of the Arti- cles of Incorporation was amended so as to read as fonows:
 The names of the incorporators are Frank w. Doan and A. Mcinernay and the name of the corporation shall be the West Coast Copper Mines Company. The principal place in which the business of said cor poration is to be transacted is No gales, Santa Cruz County, Arizona. but said company may transact bus. mess in any ether state or foreign country and directors meetings may be held at Pittsburg, Pa, or in New York, N. Y.
 2. That Article V. of the Article of Incorporation was amended so as to read as follows:
 ".
 The affairs Of this corporation shall be conducted by a board ci not less than three nor more than nine directors, who shall have full power to adopt bylaws for this company. This board of directors shall be elected frcm among the stockholders at the annuai meeting of the stockholders, which shall be held on the second Tuesday in No vember in each year. The officers of this company shall be a president, vice president, secretary and treas urer and such other officers as the Board of Directors may by resolu- tion direct. The offices of secretary and treasurer may be held by the same person.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF these amendments are signed and aeknowl edged by the president of said GOT poration and attested by the secre, tary thereof. and the seal of said corporation hereunto affixed shis 3rC day of December. 1910
 W. E, DTTVALL, President West Coast Copper Mines
 Company.
 ATTEST:
 II. G. LAPOLD,
 Secretary of West Coast Copper Mines Company
 Territory of Arizona. County Of Pima, ss.
 Before me, J. B. Henderson, a no tary Public in and for the County of Pima, Territory of ATizona,' on this day personally appeared W. B. Duvall, the president of the West Coast Copper Mines Company. q corporation, known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed t1 the foregoing instrument and ac knowledged to me that he. as such president, executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and sea this 3rd day of December. A. D. 1910.
 (SeaD J. B. HENDERSON.
 Notary Public My commission expires May 9. 1911
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AMENDMENTS OF ARTICLES oF INCORPORATION OF THE WEST COAST SIMPLIFYING
 AND REFINING
 COMPANY

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That at meeting of the stockholders Of the West Coast Smeling and Refining Company duly called and duly held at the city of Douglas. in the County Of Cochise and Territory of Arizona. on the soth day of November, 1910, the articles of incorporation of said West Coast Smelling and Refining Cor, pany. corporation duly organize under the laws of the Territory oe Arizona, were. by the affirmative Yo.e c. majority of stock of said co. poration duly amended in the fa lowiri; particulars: l. That Article I of the Article of Incorporation was amended go az to read as follows The names of the incorporators are Frank w. Doan, D. A. Richard son, and D. c. Wright, and the name of the corporation shall bs the West Coast Smelting and Rein. ing Company. The principal place in which the business oT said corpor- ation is to be transacted in No gales, Santa Cruz County, Arizona. but said company may transact bus mess in any other state or foreisn country, and directors meetings may be held in Pittsburg, Pa, or in New York, N. Y.
 ?. That Article V. of the Articles Of Incorporation was amended so as to read as follows:
 The affairs of this corporation siar be conducted by a board of seven directors who shall have full power to adopt bylaws for this company. The Board of Directors sEau be elected from among che stockholders at the annual meeting of the stock holders, which shall be held on the second Tuesday in November in each year. The officers of this com pany shall be a president, vice president, secretary and treasurer and such other officers as the Board of Directors may by resolution di- rect. The offices of secretary and ! treasurer may be held by the same person.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF these amendments sre signed and acl.nowl. { edged by the president cf sad cor poration and attested by the secre- tary thereof. and the seal of said corporation bereunto affixed this 3rd day of December. 1910. W. B. DUvALL. President of the Wes: Coast Smeit. ing and Refining Company.
 ATTEST:
 H. s. LUPOLD.
 Secretary of West Coast Smelting
 and Refining Company.
 Territory of Arizona. County of Pima. ss.
 Before me. J. E. Henderson. a Notary Public in and for the Coun- ty of Pima, Territory of Arizona. on this day personally appeared W B. Duvall the president of the West Coast Smeiting and Refining Com pany, corporation. known to me to be the person whose name is sub scribed to the foregoing instrument and acknowledged to me that he. as such president, executed the same for the purpose and consider ation therein expressed Given under my hand and seal ! this 3rd day of December, A. b, 1910.
 (Seai) J. B. HENDERSON.
 Notary Public. Nx communication oxpsr.S Aov o xa.r
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Matliide Co.Ieliy, one Of the best known actresses on the stage, asso- Ciated both with the dramatic and the operatic stage, has announced that she will retire next spring.
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Dustin Ff1rnum will play the lead ing role in a dramatization O. Edwin Milton Boyle's novel, "The Silent Call" .1r which rehearsaL5 have al ready begun.
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The name of David warfield's new play. by David Belssco. fs still with. held The play is now being re, hearzed in New York under Belasco's direction
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Charles Frohmsn has recently bought Icy cable a new IV'eunese opsr o't' "utitled Fair Risette," which is said to have met with success.
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WANTED--Men by large contracting Co. s2o.000.00 contract work go ing. Can learn automobiles, cleo ricity. pumbing, bricklaying trade in few months. No apprentices or heipers work and no expense
 Cata ogue free Apply Mir Maid onado Judge Highs office l00G WANTED-1c buy all the second hand furniture in Disbee. Agents for the White Sewing machine
 Furniture bought. sold. excaangea
 Standard Furniture Co. A,ieu Block 10t. l9G
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Margaret Angnn's aAroat trouble is not so serious as reported. and she will probably resume her touI after the holiday.
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Three companies will be organized psSss assspas .tass. .nyeaace @casries Kleins latest successful play, "Th Gamblers"
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t pepende.

Do you think q man should take his wife into his confidence regarding his business affairsY asked the man who had just been maulsd.
 ~If be Int making any money. yes." replied the experienced one cautiously -PhnaAalph1a Record-
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Edna May is going 10 appear in London in her old part Of r-The Belle of New York. al performances arranged for charitable purposes
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Modernity.

Some are so intensely mod ern that they prefer Corot tc a Rembrandt"
 If it's A better hill climber I don't blame 'em- Me for the French car every fime"-Puck.
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Classified Advertisements
WANTED.

wANTED-A girl for general house work. Apply Mrs. Emma Marks a Tank Hill.
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FOR SALE-A rubber tire buggy,
 for single driying-Belonging to Dr Baum. Buggy in go-d condi- tion. Call F. B. Mason & Co. Lowell. tf
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FOR LE-Graphophone vita
 twenty-six records to learn span ish Address Box I55G 9|
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FOR SALE.

70 R E-The most complete Inc of rockers and furniture spe- cialties suitable for the holiday
 present in the city. Standard fur niture Co, Allen Block. fl iS9
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FOR REST--4 room fat with bath. toilet and all modern conveniepc. es- Apply 70 C. M Henkel. the Jeweleryman ss2
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FOR RENT--4 roomed house, part y furnished. Call POS Tombstone Canyon, or Ton Downs office Saloon. U
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Or sale-Large 1 room
 house. handy 10 mines and car line, -ent reasonable. John Two.
 mey Capitol Bar. ls3
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FOR RENT-Modern Cement House close in after Dec. 25th. Apply
 Ball and Bieesoe I75
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to operate tyre writer. Address Box 2l0. Bisbee
 St 19i
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FOR RENT-3 room hoesn in Jig gervilie, apply at 55 digger vile st
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FOR Bargains in household
 furniture Mrs Krinbiil, Schol
 bill. IS.
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FOR RENT Modern house at War ren. rooms and bath, electric lights Miners and Merchants Bank
 1es
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FOR RENT-Modern house. six rooms. Tombstcne Canon Apply ,. H. Jack at Miners and Merchant $ Bank lss
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FOR RENT-Three room house, Tombstone Canon. Apply J. H. Jack at Miners and Merchants Bank. I'll
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good york mares. weighing about 1000 pounds. Ad- dress Box 1257. Bisbee 192
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FOR RENTING Modern Cement houses back of pythian Castle. Alp ply J. H. Jack at Miners and Mer- chants Bank. ITO
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My commission expires May 9. 1911.
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l. That Article I of the Article of Incorporation was amended go a. to read as follows
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-27
BURGLAR KILLED
BY BNRAGED WOMAN

New York, May 26.--Lewis Gratch, 20
years old, painter by day and burglar
after dark, fell to his death from the
third floor of a Delaney street house
today after Mrs George Gieteman, whose
department he entered, had attacked him
with an iron cuspidor and rolling pin.
Gratch got into the house by climbing up
the fire escape. To get to the Gietemans
bed room he had to step across couch.
ON which slept Miss Lena Berkenholtz,
a boarder.
Gratch was searching Gietemans' cloth
ing for money when Mrs. Gieteman
awoke suddenly and screamed. She
leaped out of bed and seized the man.
Enraged more than frightened, she
pushed him into the kitchen, where she
seized an iron cuspidor and struck him
over the head and shoulder.
The man broke away and made for the
parlor window Mrs. Gieteman pursued
him and seized him by the collar, holding
him until q boy boarder in the house
ran up and handed her a rolling pin. With
this she belabored Gratch furiously. AS
the man struggled in front OF the win
dow at the side of the yard she struck
him across the jaw. With a scream he
toppled headlong into the yard, striking
the concrete pavement. An ambulance
surgeon found that Gratch had died of
broken neck caused by the fall.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-27
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
MAKES CHANGES

Memphis, May 26.-Several important
changes in the operating departments of
the Illinois Central and the Yazoo and Mis-
sissippi Valley railroads were announced
here today.
H. McCourt, for many years general
superintendent of the Illinois Central
Southern lines, has resigned effective
juno /. Mr.. McCourts action is due to
his recent condition of total deafness.
He will remain in the company's service,
reporting direct to the vice president for
special assignments
A. e. Cliff, superintendent of the st.
Louis division, becomes general superif-
tsndent of the southern lines, with head
quarters removed from Memphis to New
Orleans.
j. e. Porterfeld, superintendent of thu
Memphis division of the Yazoo and Mis-
sissippi Valley, succeeds Mr.. Cliff
T. L. Dubbs. superintendent of the
VicIAburg division of the last-named
road, is assigned to Mr.. Porterield's place
at Memphis
J. w. Meehan, now trainmaster of the
vicksburg division, is promoted to sue
coed Mr.. Dubbs
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INDUSTRIAL WORK
IS UNPRECEDENTED
Corev Electric Line Will Soon
Be Ready
SHOWER FOR MISS COWAN
Delightful Affair Is Given at EnsIey
BY Mrs. Mackey in Honor of
June Bride-Other News of
Interest In EnsIey

The tremendous activity shown by the
contractors in charge of the improve
ments at Corey has recently been in
creased by the employment of larger
forces.
scene of activity unprecedented in
this district is presented at the new
town. Thousands of men, hundreds of
mules. scrapers and every other grade
kmaking implement is seen. Every line of
WORK Is being pushed By the first of
June the b. r., l.. & p. Co will be OPP
Grating cars to Corey by using the Wy
lam line to Thirty-fourth street. thence
along Thirty-fourth street to Avenue E,
thence through all the property of the
Corey Land company to the new plant of
the American Steel and Wire company.
The water mains are being laid by the
Birmingham Waterworks company. The
sewerage system is nearly completed, and
by agreement made with the old city
council of Ensley will connect with the
sewerage system of this city.
In addition to the work being done at
Corey the preliminary work for the i'm
mense plants of the American Steel and
Wire company and the by-product coke
ovens of the steel corporation is well
under way.
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COURTMARTIAL OF
OFFICER TO BEGIN

-
Manila, May 26.-The courtmartial of
Lieut. Col. Robert F. Ames of the Twelfth
infantry, U. 8. A., will open on Tuesday
next and the proceedings will be behind
closed doors. At the head OF the court
will be Brig. Gen. John J. Pershing, COM
mander of FIT. William Mckinley, and
Brig. Gen. Daniel H. Brush, commander
of the department of the Visayas
Ames is charged with conduct unbe-
coming an officer and to the prejudice of
military discipline. On the night of March
IL he gave a dinner at his home at Ft.
William Mckinley, his guests including
Lieut. Louis Janney and the latter's wife.
During the evening the Janneys quarreled
and the Lieutenant shot and killed him
self
Ames has been in the army for 36 years.
He is a native of Rhode Island.
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New street Railway

The Ensley Street Railway company is
erecting the poles along the track to Ems
ley South Highlands. In a few days
the wires will be installed and by June
10 the company will have the new car
line In operation. This line will prove of
great benefit to the people OF this sec
ton. The new line commences at TWEEN
tieth street and Avenue E, thence to
REIMBURSEMENT street, thence along
Twenty-seventh street to the Ensley
South Highlands. It Is probable that the
power will be furnished by the Birming-
ham Railway, Light and Power company
The Ensley South Highlands is rapidly
building up and with the advent of the
new line will prove one of the most at
traetive resident suburbs of Ensley.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-27

The Board of Trade met yesterday aft
ernoon and mapped out this programme
for the visit and entertainment of Gov
Thomas r. Marshall of Indiana next
Monday and the annual banquet of that
organization.
$40 a. m.-Reception by committee, j.
D. Collins, chairman, at the Louisville
and Nashville depot and escort the party
to the Hotel Hillman.
1920 a. m.-Leave Hotel Hillman for
Ensley steel plant with committee of
Board of Trade. -
p. m.-Luncheon at Southern club,
Sterling A. Wood chairman
2 p. m.-Return to Hotel Hillman.
4:30 p. m.--Leave Hotel Hillmans for
Country club and ride over residence Sec
ton of the city.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-27
RAILWAY CLERKS
WANT PROTECTION

Kansas City, May 2s.-That the present
system of keeping record of the move
ment OF registered mail affords no protec-
ton to the railway mail clerks was de-
cared by E. ID. Bartlett of the registered
mail department in Washington. d. c.. in
an address to the railway mail clerks ma
tional convention here tonight.
MI. Bartlett insisted that the system
of registering mail should be remodelled
Resolutions which will be sent to Con-
gress were also adopted by the eonven-
ton, asking that increases in salary be
given the clerks annually: that railroads
be prohibited from placing wooden mail
cars between tenders and steel coaches;
that clerks who are totally disabled be
given full pay during the first year Of
their disability and half during the Sec
ord year.
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T AFT MUST CALL
HALT IN JAUNTS
AROUND COUNTRY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE

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no official accounting in the case of these
travelling expenses. Mr.. Fitzgerald said
Mr. Bartlett of Georgia again explained
that in travelling on the Presidents car
he had paid his own railroad fare
The President may think 1t is proper
to furnish my name as one who was on
his train said Mr.. Bartlett "If the
President is satisfied with the propriety
with the decency of furnishing the names
of myself and my colleague to the gentle
man from Minnesota in his sneerine at
tack upon what he calls the hospitality
of the south, that is a matter for him
But the President has violated both the
rules of hospitality and of decent con-
duct
Mr.. cullop of Indiana suggested that
1t had been clearly understood when the
Presidents salary was increased from
$4,000 to $4,000 that that amount would
cover travelling expenses, this statement
leading to a controversy between Mr.
Cullop and Mr.. Tawney.
IF a gentleman is the guest of the
| President must that fact be reflected in
his vote here upon appropriations" in
| quired Mr.. Hardwiek of Georgia.
Defense BY Cannon
| Speaker Cannon took the floor and de-
| Tended the President In his desire to meet
the people of the country
| AS far as his power and responsibility
are concerned" said Mr.. Cannon they
| are greater than those of any executive
| on earth. save the Gar of all the Rus
! slams He said he would be glad to make
| the salary 100000 annually, and he wanted
not only the President to be able to
| travel but he said he would favor a re-
quirement that every member of the
House should see the country for which
he was to legislate before taking his
seat In Congress
| II would risk my souls salvation said
Mr. Cannon, that neither in Missouri nor
| in any other state will there ~ found
man. woman or child who would indorse
such a course as Is being pursued on this
| floor
Mr.. Garrett of Tennessee suggested
that the opposition to the appropria ton
was that the money had been used by
the President to pay his expenses Tin
making partisan and political speeches y
Mr.. Mann of Illinois, who was presiding
| while the House was acting as in the
| committee of the whole, being prepared
| to rule on the point of ORDER Mr.. Macon
| restricted his objections to the words "tc
be Immediately available. The point OF
order being sustained, these words were
striker out, while the appropriation re-
NAMED in the bill to be available after
July /. 1910.
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Arrange Programme for
Marshall Entertainment

7:30 p. m.-Reception and banquet at the
Hotel Hilman, John w. Tomlinson toast
master
The principle speakers will be Governor
Marshall and Judge w. N. Wood of In
diana. while short responses will be made
preceding the main speeches by Walker
Percy, w. p. G. Harding, M. v. Joseph
and others.
John L. Parker Is chairman of the
banquet committee. r. w. Ewing of the
programme committee and d. P. Burton
of the music committee. Mrs. Marshall
and Mrs. Wood, who will accompany Cow
ernor Marshall and Judge Wood, will be
especially entertained. Those attending
the banquet will be accompanied by their
wives
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-27
Splendid wedding GIFT

st. Louis, May 26.-Friends of Miss Eli
nor Wickham of ST. Louis are authority
for the statement list the father. OF her
fance. Joseph Pull Jr. has presented
her with solid Sos dinner service for
wedding gift. The service is described as
being extraordinarily magnificent, and is
said to be valued at $4,000. The marriage
Of Miss Wickham and Mr.. Pulitzer will
take place at the residence of the bride s
mother, Mrs Edmond F. Wickham,
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EnsIey Personals

DR.. Nj. A. Morris. formerly of AvondaIe,
has located in Ensley and has his offices
over the Barrett Drug company on Ave-
nue f.
Miss Made Diggett of Chicago is spend
ing few days at the home of her uncle.
j. M Perkins, at Shadyside.
Thomas ]. Judge has returned from
Greenville. where he has been visiting
his mother, Mrs. Kate Herbert Judge.
The new brick garage of the Morrison
Automobile company on Avenue E is
rapidly nearing completion
D. A. Echols is serving on the federal
jury this week.
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Harvey, Miss Mary Jones. Miss Chrisse
Champion, Miss Sara Gelder. Miss Ethel
Ragsdale. Miss Ruby Ragsdale. Miss
Florrie Purcell, Miss Lochie Hudson, Miss
keyser, Miss Ruth Harbeck, Miss Mary
Brown. Miss Sabrina Dupont, Miss Lottie
Sawyer, Miss Jessie Wells. Miss Maggie
Ward, Miss Oma D. Minor. Miss Minnie
Wells, Miss Sara Robb. Miss Agnes Nc
Dowell, Miss Bessie Morrison and others