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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19

"@r. AZ bar flaget oper 4oItboIbet.
Spao @runb anfsrer ban berfor?"
Get bar ieg.. 8anife &apteinen
ielp bill image bette?"
(Smager.) "Spao for noeetl
Tette er 10 en- goo, en- meget goo
Suppe!"
"Sapiit, Sr. 4aptein. Wen War.
fetenoerffen paaitaar, at oct ifaI bore
Safe"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19
0nspcpfa.

20 ies ! tire Raaneoer bar toqet biue mn,
oerrnloe @ascaretsS o. blepen belt be(bresst
tpr DRarefatarrb ps Spspepiia, frpr ieo ~
soporo ifploes 1@aSearets1 for beres anber.
fuloe SammeuiGtnina. Sea bor foost
mango andre iodfalote gPiSIer, men men
ps jeg faber. at Goscorets linSrrr
mere paa en- Tag, enb ole andre. lea bar
1agst, ptIoe SIRE paa ct Nar.1
Sames McGgne,
los Rercer Ct. Seriep Ctr, q. 3.
1sbaeeIiee. beIimaseroe, fraFtiae. smooer
sy.. % pirfer eeet @isr aIbris ina, fpeifer
ens. rtocr. 10c. 2c, Soc. SrIaes fuu
wsner. 2 rete Tablets or fempieoe Gee
Varanferes at heIbrebe ener geuaene ttIbaae. a1a'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19
Scnner fig life.

Sc Iupe Sporpognstarter, 8 Gent
pr. Sur, iom er tubfsrt / GleoeIanb,
Ohio, bar piit Jig OF bore for Iape,
IOet Srafifen / De fsrite fire Roane-
Der bar podfsrt SporposnsieIifabet
ct Cab al $7S,S2s, bcraf $4S,927 |
Sunni. Selifdbet bar berfor feet iig
usot til at optage Ct Gam paa
S25O,OOO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19

res enSnu sanife itore Sorbaabnir.
ger til 2~inapIinsen, iom bill bIipe be.
tpbelis, beriom Hegnet life Iaber
oente olt for Innse poa fig. 9ct p9r.
ite er, at Ssapligtien CT ilaoet fell,
bbao Der bill b@eoirfe, at mange rime.
Iigpis bill bIipe nsot ill OF ielse en-.
Del Seite os 9ues al MangeI poa
Sober til OF fsoe benz oper 8interen.
s 6prbimbelie nieS SpsrgsmaaIet
ON geiptteIien at ben norife Mini.
iterpoit | @aibfngton nreo en- Rorif.
Imerifaner fan bet bare al Snter.
este at n9pne, at Der aIlereoe / lGn.
gere Sib | Horae bar pGret agiteret
for beb uon9pnelie al @elmoter,
ipecieIt | coeriisiite 2anoe, at Iabe
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fomme itPrfere
tiIorSe, emo bibtiI bar peret SiIfeI.
BET. Oct er meh fuIb Ret blet frem.
bpoet, at bpao bet Der ferit % fremit
giplber ON for Rorge en- giennem fin
u~oenlanbffe Repreierttant at isge at
fremme norif Sanbel oe Snbultri peb
at fnptte De forbelaatigite % melt
~ubitrafte Sorbinoelier pda bette ON.
roabe Serbcn ruirbt. @eianoterne
IfaI life ~fornemmelie finn bore til
Erpo, men til Rptte. 0erfor, me.
ner man, pilbe oct bore tienlig, ON
man peo @~eiGttelien Of M~iniiterpo.
iterne paa De Steber, bpor Der ii9r
fan bore Gale ON at bane 8ei for
norife 8arer, fortrinspis paIgte 9or.
retrtinesmGno iom fine &epr9i en-.
tanter. Ut bette grgiment bnr fin
gerettiselie, Fan Der bel life bore
Soil ON. 90 eiGlber oct icm Sci.
beb, at benne 9etrugtningsmoabe er
Den rette, ioa tiger oct iig ielp, of BET
her nppnta Senipn bilroe giere fig
ierIig it9rft gi9loenbe peo 9eiGttel-
len al @eiamotpoitcn / @aIbinston.
% anerfienber man ferit Enifelig.
beSen al at ioa en- Sorretningsntaf,b
uon9pnt til bemte piatige Stilline,
iod lieger oct forbolospis nGr | Den
SorbinoeIie of t9nfe paa en- Iorif.
Imerifmer. Sfol praftiife Scnimt
ioa 2oo til Of roobc | Bernie Sag, iaa
er Der neppe TO Renineer ON, at
Horge pilbe p9re be0it tieftt meb at
pGre reprGienteret / bette 9anb al en-
Ian6, iom boabe iiooer inSe me6 ct
inogaaenoe Sienbffab til norife os
meritonife Sorbolb, os iom tiaige
eierrem en- lengere Sorretuingsfar-
riere Der | 2nnoet p~erionlig er fom.
met / ioapiot birefte Tapport meo ben
amerifanife Sorretninesperoen, at
ban aaerebe fra fsrite Serb al funbe
tage fat paa Irbeibet meo De for ct
beIbig &eiultat forlsore effeftioe
S%orbinbeIier. Roor Soniul 6. 8.
Sobe bar ppret n9ont iom ben, Der
/ fsrIte Rpffe buroe fomme i 9etragt.
ming for Observation-Disclosures Iaa er
bette peo Sioen al at bore Ell perion.
lig compliment til en- opgtis, energiif
o. epnerig Mmo, Der iom 20-oarig
rorif &ouiul beroper poa mango %
~iorifieaige Moaber bar inblagt fig
6ortieneItcr Of tit 9arS % al DC Npr.
ite / amerifa, tiaige en- beoiOIt aner.
fienOeIIe al, at bois Horge smifer no
oioeoe SanbelsforbinoeIier | amerifa
% / oct SiemeS oil bare en- @tiuiiter,
Iom fan 90 bill i9tte belle i'm Gnergi
inc paa at brinee praftiife Heiulta.
ter, iaa er aouiuI Sobe ben logiIfe
&onSi0ot, ON ban % | Oct belle srIfer
Soften. 90 noar "9ecorab.E oiten"
uotuIer Bette, iaa tror Ben bermeo
fun at bare uotaIt, bpab Der CT ell
iaare olmhtoeIig Iening bInn0t
0orif. gmerfaner,e Der / &eiterbci.
men.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19
e,tt, gumm,r at s,D slru,u inb,bOlb,r
Zen iiSite f~splfctGaims

Ten iiSite SplfctGlins / Snpau
piier, of 2anbets SoIfemen9oe 1908
uosioroe 49,5st, 92s MOB 43, 1853.
$50 / 1898. 9efoIfnineens Sor.
eeeIie / oisie ii gar bar aItioa pG.
ret ca. 6 DfiQioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19

Raar De Hriper til Gperfes
rense. iaa p9r iaa penlis at
nteboeIe. at Se iaa Seres
Gpertisiement | @2eeorab'Y Boo
fttu". Set fifrer Dem ben
} bebfte gebdnoltus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19
Spifc % cnsclIfc &nitninser. @et

Sp1fe o8 cngcltte Niilfninger. Seo
9ebnnolingeu al Slaaoebuogettet |
oct brittle llnoerbus | forrige ltge
gientog Eremierminiiter Iiauitb,
boob ban tioligere bar iagt, at bet err
ben brittle Regierings Snife at fom.
me til en- penlig Soritaaelie meo
Spiflmto meo Senblif paa en- Sno.
Ifr9nfning / De ooerbaonotagenoe
Ruitninssubgifter. "Si bar benoenbt
os til ben tpIfe Tegiering ansaoenoe
benre Sag" iag0e ban, men Den
fam intet sisre paa @runo al De Be
ilutninger ON Slaa0ens Sorsgelie,
iom allerebe err opbsiet iii Sop. Der.
for maa ogiaa hi inbrette bort Bro.
gram oereiter." San afpiIte Sen.
tponingen til, at De fore 8epilenin.
ger, iom forlmges til BEN brittle
SIaaoe, nlaatte aniees iom ct fienot.
Iigt Sr9f imob Spiflmo, cg ban
nGpnte, at | Ipril 1913 piloe Splt.
LAMB bdoe 81 9reaotmlgbtS flpoen'
be paa @anoet, men til BEN Sib bill
De beIler life ENGLAND bape mere emo
%. Soo ben brittle &egiering fun.
DC life beIfpISes for OF bape 6iIfet op
meo ct "Siueo-Brogram", iasoe
aiquitb. Observation-Disclosures Gale
bar peret @ieiitmro for megen &ri.
tif / gngIano, enooe inSen bans eget
Garti. Se onerfienoer ben oenifabe.
Iise SsIeIie, ban bar gipet llotrpf ior
operior Spiflmb, men De erfIGrer, at
hans 8Im ON en- Soerensfomit mep
Gpiflano / oct Sisneo at reoucere DC
TO Sunoes SIoaberuitninser blot bs.
rer biemme / 9rsmmenes pafre Ser
Ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19

RET aItfor tsrt. Soutb Goofota er BEL.
Ieriffe pnrit faren. Seiaa Der er Der
llSiist til en- goo @aisaoIins, os on
brcacrriorter bill sipe rimeIia, ON END
life noeet egentIis itort llobptte. Sor
Safotas @eofommenoe fnpi-
res enonu sanite itore Sorbaobnin.
ger til SinapIinsen, iom bill bIipe be-
tpoeIis, beriom Hegret life Iober
uente oIt for Iense poa fig. 9ct par.
Ite er, at Ssapligncn CT ilaoet fell,
bbao Der bill beoirfe, at manse rime.
bill bIipe nsbt til Of ielse en-.
$eite os auas af ManseI poa
til OF fsoe Dem oper ginteren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19
&ungcn / Icroplan.

Gongen | Icroplan. Song Serb.
narto al 9ulgarien bar ggren al at
bore Oct fsrite froneoe Sopeo til at
'gaa tilpeirs | en- geroplan. San iteg
! Srebags op peo Sarielle | Ierbeben
al Siege | @elgien, | en- Waifine, Der
itpreoes al De Samime, og ieilebe
Barren TO 8nnge rirnot. "a 3on9en
mco fine to Conner anfom iii Blab-
iGn iorot ie paa 6lpoeoppisningerne,
bapbe ban life mere Smrfe paa at
gad filters / aeroplan emo ptrd at
ieile til Maaten. Wen oa ban bah.
De ieet 9aminnes fire og elegante
Slust, fit aongens Sportslpit Sper.
baatb ODER BAN, % ban BAD ON at
iaa npp meo Ell Sur. 90 ba Srtren
por oper, erflereoe Sonsen, at oct
Dor en- bcrIig Seilaos. San baobe
albrig pGret noe for noget, iom | Dem
8rao bapSe facet BAN til at glemme
ole Observation-Disclosures, iasoe
ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19

Smfticilabs % @~eteprolosi. ge.
itpreren al oct meteoroIogiife Sbier.
natorirm | @ir.la.Gbapeae erflprer,
at oct er en- rem 2etiinoigbeS al 2uft.
ifippere at begipe fig paa Ipngere
S~uftreiier eller foretaee itsrre Ran.
sprer | 2uften uoen at raaoisre ia
meo n9rmeite meteorological Station
for oe%rigiennem at ffafie fig nogen
Undertaking ON De atmoiferiite
Sorbolbe | De Strss, bpor De agtcr
at reiie. Saaleoes funoe let uIpf.
TEN meo 3eppelins Basiaser.2 uftifib
"Sertidlmo" for ct Bar Tiger iiScn
bape pGret unoganet, tiger ban,
bare 2iiitifippcrne bopoe sibbet for.
bore fig | oct opennepnte Sbierpato.
RUM, iom futoe babe fortalt Dem, at
en- Storm bar | ammarih.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19
9nssass.. D s ssTi's cd saaS; GsSS'sssst'sr

ssrrrsp as srrosp CLASS ~lrTEH JuE lsrn 1908 Ar THh Pos
MAnou On 1897.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-14

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-06
Notice of sale.

Notice IS hereby given that IN com.
plance With the order OF the Honora-
be \. 7. West. Judge Of the District
Court o. Johnston County. Oklahoma.
made on the 18th day OF January.
1910 vil! on the nth day OF March
1910, sell az private sale for cash in
hand. subject TO the approval OF the
Court. allo the ass Is o, the aBnk
o: the chicsAsa~ Nation remaining in
ny hands as he Receiver OF said
Bank
Sealed BIDS Eili be received a, the
office ci he CLERK o. the Dis,- =
Court Q: Johnston County az Tisho
u.lgD. O. =. Potter & Po;tsr's office
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-06
se,i-e sf s-erirs ss'. Foreclosure.

sat o. Oklahoma. Garter county.
j. ,a- uds,-.c, Co1--
NJ. I. e I@Sl-e p.s.uri1 IS. Ms.
L. NcCl--r and Lee N-Cl1-z, d.
,-ltz--.
No..c= - ---eJy gwen ,14t .- pa
s.a,ee Q: al order o: sale issued N,
o.: ,-- t.s:r.c; court o: Garter COM
y g- :a4 -sri day o. February. 1917.
Il AZ acton wherein Ms l. C. Ls-
s4-s 2,al-,.-. and Mrs Lee McClurs
za4 Lee NcC.l-e. defendants. directed
- -l- -1e undersigned s---i- o.: Carter
county. -omlald.lz H. % levy upon,
aDp-ai.a ard eel ,a= following o.
scribe! property on. ut 80 =. 5y
- e. 70 -1- nor-zess. co--e- ot
black &c r. .-@ c.,y 0. A-tmo
Oklahoma. Carte county acco-t.a-
20 .-e 15.se. pa, @. said c.,y 20
.a..-.y a .-tzze-, ard decree o.: :o-=-
..o--,- .- favor 0. sz.t p.si1t.- alI
ses.-.; sad t-:--tz-,. obtained a. .
made f.. said co--- % -1- !I'a day
u: Fe1-Ia-y 1910 20 ,As s1- %
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-06

u A-duo-s OEla5ona. o. y lie IL
-~-si zret :: A-tncre. Okla-o-z. l:
a-y tlZe o. 0. before TIE -. tay
=: March. 1910.
TIE assets co-s!s; o. !-tg- EMS.
sIa.. claims ard equities i collateral
held ~ the d;t.e-er: Banks - Per
lis; fled IL tie case 0. Sanue! 4.
Ftsse IS. Tie Bank OF TIE Ch!ckasa-
Nation pending in TIE District Coar-
o. Johnston Col-ty. al Tlshoni-go.
H. Z. FOSTER.
Receiver o. The Bank Q. The Chicka.
saw Nation. i,.u.is
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-06

$4,000 and cos; $500. ~.:a Interest:
thereon q: = pr cen: from tie Goa
tay o. J--e 1905. aat cos; 2cc-1.rg
all OF the -5:1 day o: March
1870 a; he hour o. ;-- O'Clock q. II .
Of said day q: TIE s-on; o.: the co1-.
house IN the cry o; Ardnor-. in the
said county and state. Of. :o- sac
and sell 70 the highest hit3e. 70.
cash the said property above de-
scri5-d or that much as wi.. s2t.s.y
said judgment. both !u.eres. AID cos.
Witness ny hand this the 23-t d-y
o. February 1910.
J r. AKERS.
Sheriff o, Carter County
CHAMPION & CHAMPION.
Attorneys for Pla!n:if
9t2iO-i7.2i
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-06
Ne'iee 70 Jurors ara witnesses %
CrLrInaI Cur.


j, is hereby ordered ,ha, all ,u-o-s
and witnesses sI.2ce-ast 70 attcud
the MarCh term o. dis,-ic- cou--. ls.a
are hereby notified ;aa: they may no,
appear, OWNS TO The cou-, fund 5eigg
exhausted. After consulting ~ila tn
disiric, judge and county a;,orney.
We deem q, advisable no, 70 hold sa.t
term ot court.
Dated :his the i,a day O: March.
1910
ROBT = SCIYALLY.
Chairman Board County Cou,.uis-
sioneTs
Attest
Wm. b FRAME. County CLERK
tSealJ
By B. ". DuSe. Deputy
i-d3-wl
Read Ardmoreite Want Ads.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-05-06
KIDS ROMP ON
PARENTS FORMS
TOO YOUNG TO REALIZE THE MA
TURE OF A MOST HORRIBLE
TRAGEDY.

Hamilton O., May 3-Too young to
realive that a tragedy had occurred In
their home, making them orphans, and
their father the author of a double
homicide, the two children Of Carl B.
Schuck and his wife, romped gleefully
over the body and lifeless forms OF
their parents this afternoon.
Policemen attracted to the house by
two shots found that Mrs. Schuck had
been killed by her husband and that
he had then turned the revolver upon
himself inflicting wound which caus-
ed instant death.
Schuck was welI-kn0wn locally as
a pugilist. Formerly he served as q
policeman, but was recently dismissed
from the service.
From the childish prattle OF the
elder of the tots the police CLEANED
that a quarrel between the husband
and wife preceded the double tragedy.
Schuck was dismissed from the
police force for his quarrelsome DISPOSE
ton. His last outbreak occurred in a
saloon where he fired several shots at
some negroes who had incurred his
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-05-06
STRICKEN BY DEATH
WHILE En- ROUTE TO
BROTHERS. FUNERAL
MRS. JOHN WELLS, OF SPRING
HILL, DIES VERY
SUDDENLY.
WAS SEIZED BY PARALYSIS
Aged Husband Is in Critical condl.
ton From Shock Of Double caIan-
ty and Fears for His Recovery Are
Entertained.
Special to The Herald:

Special to The Herald:
SPRING HILL, Tenn, May s.
While enroute to Williamson county
to attend the funeral of her brother,
Porter Epps, Sr., Mrs. John Wells, Of
this place, was stricken with paraly-
sis, dying yesterday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. The remains were brought
back here today, the funeral sevices
being conducted at 1 O'Clock at the
Methodist church by Rev. ]. T. Luton,
interment at Spring Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Epps, Jr., ac-
companied Mrs. Wells to Williamson
county to the funeral of Porter Epps,
ST., and were with her when stricken.
Mrs. Wells was an aged woman and in
feeble health and the shock of her
brothers death was too much for her
nerves. Her husband is also quite
old and in a critical condition. 1t is
feared that the sudden death of his
wife may shorten his days. Mrs.
Wells had no children
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-05-06

many gift boqusts sent By friends OF
the hostess The dining room appoint
ments were handsome. the table vas
yeiled in an elaborate design OF point
lace. A cut glass vase OF beautiful
roses forming the GENITAL ornament
The FIVE course menu was perfect in
its arrangement and cuisine. An en-
joyable feature OF the afternoon was
the vocal selections given by Miss Ce-
ell Bidez Only those who have heard
Miss Bidez can fully appreciate the
pleasure enjoyed by those present.
Besides the hostess and hOnoree the
invited guest list included Mesdames
John H. Carpenter. Joe L. Hutton,
Robert Church. Jesse Ellington, Hiram
Hendley. Francis Smith. Rebecca Nc
Lemore, Misses Bidez and Hattie Lee
Jones.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-05-06
NeedIework Club.

Mrs. S. E. Calender entertained the
Needlework Club charmingly Tuesday
afternoon at her attractive home on N.
High street, delightful feature of the
meeting being a unique contest called
THE Romance of a Shirtwaist." Mrs.
Morford and Mrs. Cater drew for the
prize, handsome Jabot, Mrs. Morford
being successful Delightful refresh
ments we're served. In addition to
the regular members of the club the
following guests we're present: Mrs.
R. L. McCarty, Mrs. Harry Sloan, Mrs.
Baker Adams, Mrs. Mora B. Fariss,
Mrs. A. ]. Nichols. The club will meet
on May "a with Mrs. A. s. Page.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-05-06
Sig O'Clock Dining.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Walker, OF Ash
wood, entertained recently at their
home at a six o'clock dinner in honor
of Mr.. Evan Hunter, of Mt. Pleasant.
four course menu was served and
covers were laid for ten. The guests
present were Mr.. Evan Hunter and
Miss Eleanor Gregory, Mr.. Searson and
Miss Margaret Alexander, Mr.. Hal
Acuff and Miss Bessie Hunter, of Mt.
Pleasant and Mr. Gordon Jones and
Miss Rachael Moore, of Columbia.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-05-06

Miss Rebecca Erwin, and her guest,
r. A. Hunter. The dining room was
an eden of roses, and the table espec-
tally attractive in cut glass and beau
tiful silver. The center piece was an
exquisite pattern of imported drawn
work on which stood tall cut glass
vase that held a dozen lovely La
France roses. The color note of pink
and white prevailed throughout the
delightful two course luncheon. Gov
ers were laid for eight.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-05-06
NINETY DAYS IN
THE WORK HOUSE
FLOYD SCOTT FOUND GUILTY or
PETIT LARC
SICK ACQUITTED.

Floyd Scott was found guilty OF petit
larceny Thursday morning by a Jury
and was sentenced to ninety days In
the workhouse. The case was tried
in the county criminal court, Judge
Gordon presiding. Herschal McKis-
sack, tried on the same charge was 40
quilted. Scott appealed to the orr
cult court.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-05-06
Coming" a great success.

Columbia has ever been distinguish
ed for the worth and refinement of its
people, and she can ever be relied on
to open wide her doors in hospitality
and greeting when called upon. In
! this case common tie binds many
in bonds of sympathy with this gather
ing together once more, of the daugh-
tiers of the Institute-an institution
hallowed by so many tender associa-
tons.
The social features of the Home
Coming will be very delightful. On
adjournment of the opening session
May 18th, Rev and Mrs. Walter Bran
ham Capers will tender the guests and
members of the Association buffet
luncheon, which, it is needless to say,
will be most enjoyable.
The parlors and halls of the Bethel,
enhanced by effective decorations, will
make an ideal environment for the
"At Home, to be held there on the
evening of Friday, the 18th.
On Saturday afternoon the visiting
alumnae and members of the Maury
county association will be entertain
ed by Mrs. w. r. Ridley at her beauti-
full suburban home.
The most impressive feature, how
ever of this meeting of the alumnae
will be the conservation of ST. George
Chapel of the Institute on the seven
ty-fifth anniversary of the foundation
of this historic school. The Chapel
will be dedicated to the memory of
Rev George Beckett, for so many years
the beloved rector of the school A
beautiful memorial window-dedicat-
ed to the father by an affectionate son
together with other beautiful memo
rails, are tokens of the deep rever-
ence and esteem in which his memory
will ever be held sacred
The dedication service will be held
Sunday morning, May 18th, conduct
ed by Bishop Gailor
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-05-06
mrs. Cater, Aonoree.

Mrs. A. ]. Nichols entertained infor-
mally Friday afternoon at her home on
Ninth street complimentary to her
neice, Mrs. Cater. of Admission, Ala. A
salad course was served during the af-
ternoOn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-05-06
Six O'Clock Dinner.

Miss George Mcbride, of Cross
Bridges, entertained last Friday night
at six o'clock dinner in honor OF w.
F. Campbell, of Spring Hill. A four
course menu was served. The guests
were Miss Mary Brooks and Miss Elsie
English, of Cross Bridges, w F. Camp
bell, of Spring Hill, Harry Hill, of Mt
Pleasant, and C. w. Gates, of Column
bia.
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WILL DECORATE
GRAVES OF DEAD
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS OF GLEN.
DALE TO HOLD APPROPRIATE
MEMORIAL EXERCISES.

Camp Ground Lodge No. 283,
Knights of Pythias, of Glendale, will
decorate the graves of their dead at
Pleasant Mount on Sunday, May 10, at
o'clock p. m. The address will be
delivered by Judge R. B. Williams, of
the Lawrenceburg bar.
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Strawberry Eating.

Mrs. Fred Latta entertained a num-
Der of her friends Friday afternoon
at her home on the Sowell Mill pike
with strawberry eating, the berries
being grown in her own garden. The
fruit was lucious and tempting, and
the occasion was thoroughly delight
full one.
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MRS. rompklns. t4onoree.

Mrs. Hampton Tompkins, of Muir
freesboro, the house guest of Mrs. Jno.
H. Carpenter, was the honoree OF a
delightful bridge party given Friday
afternoon by Miss Rebecca Carpenter
at her home on Eighth street. The
game was played at three tables. An
elegant luncheon was served.
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Miss SPANS Musicale.

The musicale given Friday evening
at Columbia Institute by Miss Helen
Knox Spain, celebrating the first sea-
son of the oratorio Society Of Column
bia and the Matinee Musicale, was
both a musical triumph and promi-
nent social event.
The guest list had been limited to
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"The Girls of 177e."

THE Girls of 1916" a play, will be
given Thursday evening, May IL, at
Columbia Institute by the expression
pupils of Miss Hamil for the benfit of
the annual
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SOCIETY.
Guests at Dinner.

Judge and Mrs. E. E. Erwin were
The guests at six o'clock dinner Thurs
day evening of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Vaughn. The evening was spent in
playing rock.
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Mrs. Hastings Entertains.

Mrs. Walter Hastings entertained
Tuseday afternoon with the second of
a series Of informal entertainments
she is giving this spring.
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kittreIl-Martjn.

ELECTROMAGNETIC.
Cards have been issued to the mar.
riage of Miss Alberta Martin and Hin
ton G.. Kittrell, of Mt Pleasant, the
wedding to be solemnized at the First
Methodist church at Martin, Tenn. on
Wednesday, June Is.
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The Home Coming.

TIC FTUTIFN OD''''''d
The Thursday afternoon meeting OF
the Home Coming Association OF the
Columbia Institute was marked oy
more than usual enthusiasm, and gen
eraI satisfaction over the systematic
and earnest work that had been &C
complished by the various commit
toes interested in making the Home
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COSTS NOW READY
FOR WITNESSES

Settlement of the costs in the case
of Charles O. Long vs.. the Louisville
& Nashville Railroad has been made
with Circuit Court Clerk Nichols who
is ready to pay the witnesses.