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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-07
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Riehfield, Aug. 6.-The band concerts
have been missed during the past two
weeks while the band members have
Deen on an outing to Panquitch lake
They returned Saturday and the con-
certs were resumed last night when a
delightful program was rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dali and family
left for Fish Lake on Wednesday TO
spend a week
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Eekersley of Loa
visited in Richfield this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Halves of Bould-
and relatives
Andrew Nelson returned on Tuesday
from an extensive visit in the east, He
was accompanied by Mrs. Nelson on
ms eastern trip, but she remained III
salt Lake for a further visit
II. V. Aston has been making a tour
OF the southern part OF the state in
In the interest of the Richfield high
school, and he was successful in secuF-
ing assurance of a large attendance Of
ties.
NJ. F. Murray Of Marysvine was q
Richfield visitor this week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Clark were sum
oned 10 Bingham on Thursday on ae-
count or the illness of their daughter,
Erma. who is visiting there.
The gasoline launch and row boats,
which Charles Schougaard is having
built for service on Fish Lake, will
be ready in another week CAPTAIN
Madsen of Provo is experimenting the
construction of the craft and M
Schougaard expects to leave with the
boats for the lake early next week, He
expects to establish a resort at the
lake.
DR.. June Seegminer and bride re-
turned Monday from their honeymoon
trip TO Denver and other cities in Colo
RADIO.
Company gave delightful ball at
the AnOna on Monday night as a fare
well before leaving for the encamp-
ment in Wyoming.
Mrs. Reuben UOyes entertained a
large party of friends at a delightful
lawn social % Thursday afternoon at
her home on east Second South street
Games and refreshments were the fea-
lures.
c. A. Hansen and family of BoIerdu
c. A. Hansen and family OF Boulder
are visiting here. They were formerly
residents of Richfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Peterson are the
DossessOrs OF a handsome Veile touring
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baker of Boul-
der are the guests of Mr. Henry Baker
Mrs. Abram Johnson of Mt. Pleasant
and her daughter, Mrs. Earle of Fair
view. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
G. Clark this week.
Mrs. Harvey Ross of Eureka visited
| her parents, President and Mrs. W. II.
Seegmiller this week, returning Mon
day.
/. O. Taft of Provo was in Richfield
this week.
Mrs. A. F. Accord of Provo left for
her home on Monday. after a visit
with her parents, President and Mrs.
W. II. Seegmiller.
II. $. Christensen was pilot and man
ager for large party of young women
who spent two days at his ranch in
Sewer canyon. The girls were the
guests and companions of Mr.. Christen-
sens daughter, Pearl, and the outing
was a most delightful one.
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Especial to The Herald Republican,
Murray, Aug. 6.-AIrs. A. l.. Greer of
Bingham was in Murray this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones are in their
new home on Vine street
Thomas Bird and family, together
with a number OF friends, have let for
Big Cottonwood canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gudmuusen
leave Monday evening FOR Denver.
Mrs. s. Thomas, Miss Blanche Riley
and Mrs. Hattie Riley, all OF Iowa.
have been the guests OF Mrs. George
COnyers.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Cahoon and chill
dren are now in Big Cottonwood can
yOn-
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Pefree have re-
turned from the Wasatch and Uintah
canyons.
Mrs. G. f. Gebhardt Of Chicago, aft
e visiting with friends in GOldfield,
arrived in Murray Tuesday, where shs
was met by her husband who has
been spending some time here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Geb-
hardt OF South COttOnW God.
Mrs. j. u. Torrance and son have
returned from Weiser, Ida.
Miss Helen White has returned from
Idaho.
Miss Winnie COlman Of Salt Lake
is here with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Banks.
Charles Caldwell and daughter Fam
ny have left for St. Anthony, Ida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam PiXtOu left this
week for their home in MOapa-
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Especial to The Herald Republican,
Kaysville, Aug. 6.-Mrs. Joseph T.
Mabry and daughter, Esther. are in
Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Holbrook are Lehi
guests of their son, DR.. II. c. HOlbroOk.
MIR and Mrs. Alma Hardy left Friday
for Woodruff, Idaho
The junior girls of the Tird ward Y.
l. NJ. /. A. gave party at the home of
their president Mrs. Joseph J. HOlbroOk
on Friday evening.
Mrs. Annie Robinson is spending the
summer in Mackey, Idaho.
Mrs. George Phelps has returned from
HOlbrOok, Idaho.
Prof. and Mrs. W. A. Robinson OF Lo-
gan are here.
G. W. Cleveland, Jr.. left Friday for
Alberta, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Poulsen are in
southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Smith have re-
turned TO Logan
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Saline returned
Thursday from Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Harrison left
for Montpelier, Idaho, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. hampton left sun
day for a trip through Yellowstone
park.
Misses Lila and Lou Mitchell are in
Kansas.
Mrs. Huldah Thomas and daughter.
Mrs. William A. Birmingham returned
home Saturday
Heber Sessions has returned from
Yellowstone park.
Miss Elva Waddoups has been in
ToOele county this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chase were In
Morgan county Tuesday.
Mrs. Smith of Butte, Montana, is in
Centerville.
Mrs c. j. Pedlar of ogden was here
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Stevenson have re-
turned from st. Anthony. Idaho.
Mrs. Ruth Wente Is in Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace w. Wiley en-
tertained Monday evening. Among the
guests were Wallace Lyons, Mr. and
Mrs. John Pope and Charles Lyons, all
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RhOda Humphrey have returned from
Salt Lake. where they have been for
six weeks
very pleasing parsel shower was
given in compliment 10 Mrs. Harold
Bench at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Crane. She was the
recipient of many beautiful and valu-
able gifts. Dainty refreshments were
served to a large crowd of guests.
MISS Anna MOnson of Bingham is the
guest of he parents. Mr.. and Mrs. y. r.
Peterson.
Miss Lille ClawsOn. who has spent
the past few weeks in Salt Lake, has
been at Salina for several days visit
ing with her parents and friends.
Emmett Robins Of this city has re-
turned from Provo.
Tom Humphrey of Embery has been
in Salina during the past few days.
W ". Crane and P. c. ScOrup were al
Manti during the week
]. p. Hanson and family OF this city
were in Richfield ma visit Monday. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Peterson of Eph-
rain are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Rasmussen.
The Kensington club was royalty en-
tertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs
George Alma Gates. A dainty lunch
was served.
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Vile. III, mother of Mr.. Taylor. and
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Hastings OF I'LL
nOis.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hamer are pre-
pairing for two-year trip abroad.
leaving ogden about September l.
The Misses Lillian and Ellen Wright,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Farley T.
Wright, have returned from two
weeks visit in Pocatello, where they
were the guests OF their aunt, Mrs
Daniel Hamer.
Mr.. and Mrs; Arthur Wright ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Wright, Jrp and
two children left Monday for South
Fork canyon, where they viii enjoy a
brief camping trip.
Mrs. Stova Thomas has recently an
nounced the engagement OF her daugh-
ter Inez, to Fred EppersOle of Chi
cago, the marriage TO take place in the
near future.
Norman X. Moyes has left for San
Francisco. Los Angeles and California
coast points, expecting TO be gone two
weeks.
Mrs. William II. williams and sis
ter, Miss Irene Panic. have returned
from a ten-day outing in the Yellow
stone National park.
Mrs. A. c. Coleman and small son
Chauncey have returned from a three
months visit with relatives and
friends in the east.
Mrs. NJ EastOn, mother of F. w
Easton, assistant superintendent OF the
Salt Lake division of the Southern Pa
cifie railroad. left Tuesday morning
for Boston, Mass, where she will Ytsil
with her daughter. Mrs. EastOn will
be away from Ogden about sixty days
as she expects to visit in a number OF
the eastern cities and in Canada before
her return.
c. Charles left Ogden Thursday aft
efnoon for the east, where he Will be
Joined by Mrs. Charles, and viii leave
New York City early in September fol
tour OF Europe.
Miss Mabel BOtt was pleasantly sur
prlsed by merry party or young
friends Wednesday evening at heI
dancing, vocal and instrumental music
and various contests were enjoyed
Herman Purdy winning first prize and
other prizes being awarded TO Miss
Florence Wilson and Glen Herdti. The
serving or a tempting menu was al
additional pleasant feature Of this
evening. Those present were Miss
Mabel Bott, Miss Ethel Thomas, Miss
vera Riley Miss Nina Handley, Miss
hnea stevens, Miss Florence Wilson
MISS Nondas Brown, Miss Hattie
Stahe, Miss May Cook, Miss Marian
browning, Miss Zylphia Pingree, Miss
Gina Plngree, Miss Bertha Oakden
MISS Ethel DOXey, Miss Alice Francis
MISS Pearl Shields Messrs. Herman
Purdy, Richarr Shields. Matthias Tan
ner Earle Pingree, Arthur Brown. III.
mer Cook, Floyd Tate, George Reeves
harold BallingeF. Lester Malon. vii
nam Bot, Henry Erickson, Edward
Jordan, Glen Herdit.
j, J. O'ConnOr and daughters MAY
ana Teresa have gone on an extended
VISIT with friends in Chicago, Cleve-
i@hd ana other eastern cities.
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August 2 A fine dinner was served
after which games and music were en-
jOyed. Those present Were, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ezra Foss, Lee FOss, Miss Sadie
FOss, Mr.. and Mrs. James Steed, Nil
Ter Steed. Mrs. Jane Rawson Of Ogden
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cheney OF
Brigham city,
Mr. and Hrs. Freeman HUntsman,
Mrs Emma Huntsmau and children 0f
Samaria, Ida, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter hampton.
Harold Clark was a Richfield visitor
last week.
Professor and Mrs. ". o. Robinson
of Logan are visitors in Pennington.
Mrs r r. SOuthWOrth OF Nevada is
the guest OF Mrs. Henry SOuthWorth.
She will leave soon 10 make her home
in Plnale. Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. William ID. Clark and
son. Elmer, or Pomona, Cal. left for
Missouri their former home, Tuesday,
after a pleasant visit with relatives
here
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at the SUBWAY resort. The grove
was artisticaliy arranged in the club
cOlOrs, purple and white. The after
noon was spent in boating and fish
ing, and an excellent program was
given.
Mrs. Willie larsen entertained the
KensingtOn club at her home Monday
afternoon. when the following were
present: Mrs. Sarah Poulsons Mrs.
Clara Anderson. Mrs. Geneva Peterson,
Mrs. J. p. Anderson, Mrs. Lille VIII
lardsOn. Mrs. Maggie Willardson, Mrs.
Sarah Larsen. Mrs. Edith Madsen and
and a pleasant afternoon spent in sew
ing and social chat
a. W. Jensen has moved his family
to Ogden, where they viii make their
future home. Mr.. Jensen has been
the supervisor of the Manti National
Forest since IL was established, and
has a host of friends both here and
in the surrounding country who re-
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Peterson re-
turned during the early part OF the
week from Salina, where they visited
their daughter, Mrs Homer Rasmus-
sen.
Miss LaPriel Willardson and Zelda
Rasmussen left Monday for Gunnison,
where they will be Joined by party
for a ten days trip TO the Emery
Miss Jeventa Thorpe of Axten is here
to spend two weeks visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph l. Thorpe
The following left Wednesday for a
fishing and hunting trip: The Misses
Dolly Peterson, Bendetta Beal, FlOssie
TAYLOR and Aaron Christianson, Law
renee Peterson and Cannon Lund.
Mrs. II. G. Hanson was pleasantly
surprised Tuesday by about thirty OF
her friends. An enjoyable lunch was
served, and Mrs. Hanson was presented
with a substantial purse.
Mrs. Marguerite Sunderson OF Hous-
ton, Tex, a sister of Mrs. II. Herman
sen, who has been visiting here for
several weeks has decided to make this
place her home, and is erecting beau
tiful residence in the eastern part OF
the city.
Mr. and Mrs. AXel Christensen are
receiving congratulations over the ar
rival of a fine baby girl.
James c. Jensen was a business Wis
itOr 10 Manti during the week.
Arthur Armstrong returned during
the week from Salt Lake, where he has
spent the greater part of the summer
He will be here two weeks.
Mrs. /. J. Johnson left Monday for
Rexburg, Ida, TO spend a month visit
ing with her brother, Carl FrantZen.
Sidney Jenkins left yesterday Tor
Nephi, where he viii visit with his
parents for a few days.
The following Ephraim people are at
Nephi this week attending the Black
Hawk reunion: Mrs. Hyrum Thorpe
and daughter, Nina; Mrs. Andrew An
dersOn. James Jensen, P. c. Peterson
and daughter. FlOssie; Bishop John 3
Beal and wife, Henry Beal and ole c.
Jensen.
Magnus AbeIine and wife returned
Tuesday from a visit in Emery county
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have returned to Eureka, where they
VIII reside They We're rendered a re
ceptiOn Friday evening at the Meth
Odis- church, OF which Mr.. Allison is
pastor.
Miss Stena Christensen returned to
her home a Spanish Fork this week
after a visit with her sister, Mrs. Jesse
Ernest.
Hrs. Harry Howell went TO Provo
Tuesday 10 visit relatives.
ii. A. Irvine and family are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Irvine of
California. who have stopped over
while en- route 10 the east.
Mrs Thomas Wilson and family left
Friday for few weeks visit in San
taQuin
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Especial TO The Herald Republican,
MI. Pleasant Aug 4-The Twenti-
eth Century club were entertained at
kensington at the home Of Bishop
James Larsen on Thursday, with Mrs.
James Larsen, Mrs. A. L. Larsen Mrs.
II O. Jacobs and Miss Margaret Rey-
nOlds as hOstesses. Mrs. H lie Roy
Nielsen and Mrs. Auer Proctor were
elected members OF the club
Miss Zina Forbes of American Fork
returned home Tuesday after a weeks
visit with the family Of George J..
Petersen.
Miss YOrgensen Of Monroe is a guest
Of Mr.. and MIS-. i. NJ Nielsen.
Mrs. L. II. Frandsen returned 20
Provo Wednesday after a short visit
with her mother, Mrs. L. =. Madsen.
Mrs. John H. Seely is salt Lake
visitor this week.
Mrs. A. II. Maiben. who has been
visiting friends in Mt Pleasant during
the week returned 10 her home in Provo
on Friday.
Mrs. Parlen Carter entertained a
number OF friends AT her home Wed
nesday.
Miss Margaret Candland went 70
Salt Lake Friday for a short visit.
Miss Hilda Madsen entertained the
o. n. o. club Thursday evening.
Mrs. n. b. Nielsen returned 10 Manti
Tuesday after a ten days visit with
her daughter, Mrs. +. c.. Jensen.
Mrs. Sophi Madsen is Provo visi-
tor this week.
William c. Clos IS in Salt Lake this
week.
Andrew Madsen went 10 scofield this
week to visit his sons Arthur and Nels.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Oman entertained
in honor IF Mr. and Mrs. MOroui Seely
before the departure OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Seely for Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. OlOf Olson are Nephi
visitors this week.
Mrs. J. n. Wilcox OF Castle Dale. who
has been visiting in Mt Pleasant, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. ID. Simpson are nov
ing into their beautiful new home on
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Especial to The erald-Republican)
Logan, Aug. 6.-An auto party, con-
sisting Of Dr.. and Mrs. /. 5. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. William NJ. Howell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold LafOunt and Mr.. and Mrs
Sullivan returned from a trip through
Bear Lake valley via Soda Springs.
George A AlvOrd. Drs. o. II. and
T. b. Bulge, with their families, are
at Bear Lake.
Miss Selma Hansen of Smithfield is
Mrs. Y. H. Bartlett of Omaha is with
her brother, A. NJ Fleming.
. Mrs. James Ball of Salt Lake, daugh-
ter of Christian Garff Of this city, is
here.
Joseph Adams has returned to Butte.
DR. J. A WidtsOe has returned from
the southern part OF the state. ms
family came from Salt Lake with him
Mrs. T. NJ. HObba and daughter have
returned 10 Salt Lake after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Richards. Miss
Ella Richards returned 10 Salt Lake
with them.
New Jersey academy. has gone TO
California and win return late in the
Misses May and Vella Benson have
returned from Butte, Mont;
Fred W Crockett and family have
moved from BlackfoOt, Ida, back TO
Mrs. ". C. Davis and family have
returned from Burley, Ida.
Charles McCausland has returned 10
Logan TO live.
Miss Alice Lundberg of Salt Lake
is in Logan.
Thorley H Pearce of Cornish. Ida,
and Ethel A. Dees Of Weston, Ida, were
married by Bishop NewbOld.
President J. II. LinfOrd and family
are spending two weeks in Logan can
Won and at Bear lake.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas are IN SAT-
axe.
The Misses Dora and Estella Brooks.
who have been visiting Mr.. and mrs.
salt Lake.
Newell KimbaII. Joseph Carbon and
Anthem Anderson. with their wives, ara
in Bear Lake for a week.
l. /. Brangham and John II. squares
are in Yellowstone park.
President William Bulge was IN salt
Lake this week.
b. F. Ritter, jrs has returned from
the east.
his vacation here.
Mrs. NJ. E. Mecham has returned 10
her Logan home after visiting win
her daughter at Alton, Wyo.
Mrs. William Anderson has returned
10 Blue Creek.
Joseph Nelson of Idaho Falls and
Miss Emma HObusch were married at
the residence Of Robert Mufdock' Jr-'
by Bishop Newbold-
Mrs. wv Hill accompanied John Ne
beker and daughter to Bear Lake last
Miss Nav Howell spent the early
part of the week in Salt Lake:
I Miss Winnie MOrrell is visiting MISS
ILottie Nebeker at Bear Lake.
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PERMANENTLY HEALS
SORES AND ULCERS

commenced
it without
bad blood
polluted the
knitting
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EPHRAIN.

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Ephraim. Aug "a pretty after
noon social was given by Mrs. Maria
DOrius Tuesday afternoon in cOmpli-
ment 10 Mrs. Anthem Frederickson of
salt Lake and Mrs. Mary Overlade of
Provo. An elaborate dinner was
served. Those present were Mrs.
Sarah Anderson. Mrs. BERTHE Beal, Mrs.
l.. NJ. Olsen, Mrs. j. b. Jensen Mrs
Dora CarlstOn, Mrs. Jacob Peterson,
Mrs. JOrgensen Miss Gertrude Peter
son and the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. George JOhansen left
far Salt Lake yesterday where they
viii visit two weeks.
The Ladies' Literary club gave its
midsummer social Saturday afternoon
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of ogden, Miss Pope of Blackfoot, Idaho,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Taylor and Mr. and
Mrs c. w. Pearson, all of Salt Lake
City.
Charles w Lyons, formerly a resi-
dent of Bountiful, but now residing in
Ogden, was married TO Miss Sarah Pope
OF BlackfoOt, Idaho, Thursday at the
home OF Mrs. r. S. Taylor.
Miss Octovia Arbuckle entertained
Friday afternoon. Among the guests
were Misses Marion Ellison, Maud Lay
ton, Alice Ellison and Mrs. Jesse Har-
ris. all OF layton
Mrs. Emma Huntsman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeman Huntsman and family OF
Samaria, Idaho, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Huntsman-
Mr.. and Mrs. William d. Clark and
son. Elmer. OF Pomona, California, were
In town this week.
Mrs. George Fisher OF GunnisOn is in
town.
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SALIVA.
Especial 10 The Herald Republican.)

tSpeclal - me herdiu-RepuDHcan1
Salina, Aug. 6.-The musicale given
Friday night by Professor Asael Nell
son anrf Curg Peterson was enjoyed
by a large audience. Mr.. Peterson is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Peterson
and has been studying music at Provo.
Dr. Birch of Mt. Pleasant is in the
city 10 join his wife, who has been
visiting her parents
j. II. Nelson Of Salt Lake has re-
turned home.
Miss Addie Wright returned Monday
from Mt. Pleasant, where she has been
visiting.
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YELLOWSTONE PARK EXCURSION
sfsua and Intel Hnula

August "a, via o. S. i. Rate S45.25,
which includes rail and stage transport
tatlOn and accommodations al first
class hotels in the park for complete
fiVe-days' tour Make early reserVa-
lions. City ticket office, 1856 Main street,
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-12-22
Jones Granted Bail.

John ]. Jones, the Branchville
lawyer who became involved in 9
personal alteration with Abe Pearl.
stine, OF Branchivlle, Thu rsdaJ
morning and who shot and killed
Pearlstine, was granted bail thii
morning in the sum Of $4,000. Sub.
stantial and prominent business mer
went on Jones's bond and this morn-
ing he was released from custody,
Jones has been in the city ever since
the killing in the custody of the sher.
if, and upon the execution Of the
papers this morning he allowed Jones
to 60.
The bond for Jones was secured
by Mr.. w. C. Wolfe, who appeared
before Judge Gary yesterday in. Co.
lumbia.
When seen this morning after be
ing released, Jones was asked IL he
intended to go back to Branchyille
and he announced that this was his
purpose. He stated that he would
leave this evening for his home in
that place.-Orangeburg Evening
News, Saturday.
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Mysterious Shooting.

Georgiana, Ala, Dec. 1S.-Citizens
of Georgiana are intensely excited
over a mysterious shooting affray
which took place late Saturday night,
lin which J. T. Smith was killed by
w. j. Brown.
The mystery was increased by the
spiriting away of negro, Sam Sing.
er, to the Greenville Jail in order to
prevent his being lynched for part
he is supposed to have played.
Is The tragedy occurred in Smiths
store. 1t is said that Smith cut
Browns clothing before he fell dy'
ing from four bullet wounds. Two
sof the bullets entered the stomach
the others entering an arm. Both
are of prominent families.
The authorities are making hur'
ried investigation of the case and
will, in all probability make the facts
known in order to prevent an open
clash between factions, which seems
imminent
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IsLET VANIsHEs.
Nearly a Hundred People Said to
Have Perished.

New Orleans, Dec. 18.-A special
dispatch to the Times Democrat from
Port Limon, Costa Rica, says that q
small island off the coast of San Sal
vador disappeared last Thursday fol-
lowing a series of earth shocks and it
is believed thet II families, or about
80 persons, lost their lives.
The dispatch adds that San Saliva
dor was repeatedly shaken by earth
quakes last week and the series of
Thursday night was especially severe.
''The people on the little island
Ilopanso were observed giving signals
of distress late Thursday afternoon
says the dispatch, but it was out of
question of that hour, because of the
excitable condition Of the people on
the Salvadorean shore, to send them
relief. The earth shocks continued
until past midnight Thursday and
Friday morning the island had en-
tirely disappeared"
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( viii Lose One.

Upon q re-appointment of the rep
resentatives in the house Of represen-
tatives, Aiken county will lose one
representative, according to calcula-
tions based on the recent census re-
turns of the State. Aiken county now
has four representatives, one having
been added on at the last census.
The per centage increase from 1900
to 1910 was very small, and If the
re-apportionment, is based as hereto
fore Aiken will get but three repre-
sentatives. The following counties,
on this same basis. would lose one
representative each: Beaufort, Berk-
eley, Charleston, Chester, and Fair
field. The following counties would
be accredited with one each: Ander-
son Dillon, Greenville, orangeuburg'
Richland and Spartanburg. Each
decrease means an increase for some
other county.