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Arizona republican., 1910-08-05

ribs which had been crushed were all most bare. The hips which had been cut from the trunk at the waist were found several hundred feet from the torso.
 Early tomorrow District Attorney Lea accompanied by the coroner will leave for the Kendall ranch It is be- lieved the murderer. unable to burn the flesh of his victims, buried all he could not carry away. A thorough search will be made of the yard and garden of the ranch tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-05
ONE BODY FOUND.

Santa Rosa, Cal. Aug. 4.-The muti- lated body of a woman with the head and legs missing was found late today in a canyon near the Kendall ranch. The body has not been positively iden- tified but the general belief is that it is that of Mrs. Thomas Kendall, who has been missing with her husband and son since July 23rd.
 Charles Denove, a Japanese, and a friend of Henry Yumagachi, was ar rested at Mesa Grande this afternoon. He told the officers that he had Yuma gachi in his house at Mesa Grande last Sunday night
Arizona republican., 1910-08-05
JOE CANS STILL ALIVE.

Pittsburg. Aug. 4.-Joe Cans, who is racing with death in an effort to reach his parents at Baltimore before the end, was still alive when the Pennsyl- vania train No. from Chicago reached Crestline, Ohio, at 1915 this morning. according to a private dis patch to the Associated Press here
Arizona republican., 1910-08-05
ANOTHER THEORY.

San Francisco. Aug. 4-The possi- bility that the Kendall family may have been killed by a white man, a former laborer on the Starbuck ranch was put forward tonight by an at torney who acted as adviser for EnOch Kendall during the proceedings brought by the Starbucks fo drive them from the ranch.
 This attorney said the hired man had many quarrels- with the Kendalls, having been set as a spy upon them by the Starbucks. The police of Oakland where this man is supposed to have gone are investigating.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-05
JAPANESE HISTORIAN
 FOREsEEs AMERICAN WAR
1t Will Come Through American Sup.
 port of China.

Victoria, B. C., Aug. 4.-Japaness newspapers received today publish speeches by TakenOkoshi Yosaburi, the noted Japanese historian. in which he predicts a collision between Japan and America as inevitable. and urges the immediate expansion of Japanese armament
 He holds that the collision will be precipated when the lease on the South Manchurian railroad expires. when, he says, China will insist upon return of the railroad zone, and America will support China
Arizona republican., 1910-08-05
HEARD BY BADLY WORKING
 TEL EPHONE

Utica, N. Y, Aug 4-Vice President Sherman left this afternoon for Big Moose, in the Adirondacks, unaware of the Gore charges. Because storm placed the telephone out of commis- sion he was not reached until 8 p. m. Conversation was difficult. He refused to talk until he was in a position where there was not danger of his be- ing misunderstood
 Mir. sherman indicated today that he would remain in the mountains until
Arizona republican., 1910-08-05
COULDN'T SLEEP ON EARTH.
 HE CHOSE DEATHS SLEEP.
Suicide of the Richest Man in Pas
 adena, California.

Pasadena, Cal. Aug. 4.-Colin Stew art, the builder and founder of the Hotel Maryland, founder of the An nandale Golf club. and considered one of the wealthiest men of the city, shot and killed himself this morning. Stewards wife and son were at break fast at the hotel at the time of the suicide. When they returned to their rooms Stewards body was found on the floor.
 It is believed that ill health is re- sponsible for the act, as Stewart had been unable to sleep for weeks. Stew art visited the oil fields at Bakers field two weeks ago. He was over come by heat, which brought on in- somnia. which finally drove him in- sane.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-05
A SEPARATE DISTRICT.
Arizona Christian Churches in Her
 Own Jurisdiction.

Long Beach. Calif.. Aug 4.-In Ie- vising the articles of incorporation to- day the Christian convention voted that Arizona be stricken from This district of churches.
 The lines extend now only around Southern California Arizona will form a district of her own.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-05
A cARLIsr DEMONSTRATION.

BarcelOna, Aug. 4.-A Collision m which weapons were used took piace on the streets here today between Carlist adherents of Don Jaime. Span ish pretender, and the republicans One republican was wounded with a knife. The police charged The fight ing crowds and dispersed them
Arizona republican., 1910-08-05
DOUGLAS EXCITED.
It Mistook a Big Box Kite for a
 Biplane.

Douglas, Aug. 4.-People were much excited at what appeared to be a biplane passing over the city, coming from the north and heading toward San Jose, where it passed out of sight
 It developed that the invader of the sky was large box kite that got away from a nephew of A. NJ. Will Hams, the inventor of a monoplane, and who daily is making attempts to fly here.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-05
A FLAT DENIAL.

Muskogee, Aug. 4.-Hamon tonight declined to discuss the Gore charges except to enter a general denial that he offered to bribe either him or Creager in the interests of the McMur- ray contracts, or that he had mentioned Mir. sherman as interested" He said that he CHamon) was not interested in the contracts. Hamon expects to ap- pear before the committee.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-05
4 SPANISH PRIEST
 PREPARING FOR WAR DISTRIBUTING ARMS AMONG THE
 PoPULAcE.
The Government Getting Ready to
 Nip the insurrection.

Madrid, Aug 4-The government has learned that priest in one of the Basque provinces is distributing arms to the populace. Troops have Eeen ordered to the locality.
 The government will dispatch troops and adopt extreme measures to pre- vent the proposed demonstrations at San Sebastian Sunday
Arizona republican., 1910-08-05
CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN
Vice President Sherman Will Be An
 Active Worker.

Utica. N. Y. Aug. 4.-Cohgressman Mckinley of Illinois. chairman of the congressional campaign committee. was in the city a short time today in consultation with the vice president and stated that Mir. Sherman had consented to take the stump for the committee from August 25 to Septem- Der 20.
 It is understood that the vice president will spend some time in Nevada.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-05
WITHOUT FOUNDATION.

Big Moose, N. Y, Aug. 4.-Vice President James s. Sherman issued the following statement tonight concern ing the charges made by Senator Gore at Muskogee.
 Said he: The story that comes to me about charges made by Senator Gore at Muskogee today are absolute ly without the slightest foundation"
Arizona republican., 1910-08-05
INFANTILE PARALYSIS.
An Epidemic of 1t at Mason City.
 Iowa.

Des Moine. Ia, Aug. 4.-Another death of fnfantile paralysis and an other new case were reported today at Mason City. which has over sixty cases. Thus far Dr. Frost, of the Iowa board of health has failed to locate the cause
Arizona republican., 1910-08-05
WHEN THE OPPOSITION BEGAN.

MuSkOgee, Aug. 4.-EXplaining what led up to his opposing the approval of the contracts with the Indian. Senator Gore asserted that as far back as 1905 he wrote a letter to Senator LaFol- lette calling attention to the great wealth of the coal and asphalt lands owned by the Indians He said the Uniteds states geological survey had estimated the mineral deposits to be worth $1G0.OOO,OOO
 In 1905 he said McMurray had ob tained contracts with the two tribes of Indians for the sale of lands on d 10 per cent basis. In 1909 President Roosevelt had registered his disap- proval of the contracts. In the same year, McMurray obtained contracts in dividually with 10000 Indians. It was this condition that aroused him to in troduce the resolution in congress de claring that Indian contracts must be approved by congress before they should become valid.
 "McMurray then came to my office" said the senator. "I told him I had no objection to just attorneys fees, but I thought 10 per cent on the land valued by the government at $160,000, 900 was certainly too high, as I was in- formed the New York syndicate was ready to pay the latter amount for the lands. I said I saw no reason why the Indians should pay attorneys fees, since the government by treaty had al- ready agreed to dispose of the lands and give the Indians the full profit. l wrote letters to the president and to various other officials describing what I called an attempt to plunder and rob these Indians.
 "A great many interests were at work promoting contracts. First l knew that former Senator Long was acting in behalf of McMurray, and one day when I was in the office of Secre- tary Ballinger. I began to protest against the contracts. I was told not to talk so loud as MT. Long was pres ent and he was interested in them. On May ,, last, my bill holding up the In dian contracts was reported out of the committee, favorably, the report being submitted by Senator Hughes of Colo rado. The next day McMurray came to me and asked me to have Hughes not press the measure. I told him would press it. I have been pressing ci,
Arizona republican., 1910-08-05

Monday. The congressional campaign committee prior to the announcement of the Gore charges, suggested that Mir. sherman speak in oklahoma. Whether he will go to Muskogee is now a matter of conjecture
Arizona republican., 1910-08-05
MANY HEADS LOST
When Prominent New York Banker
 Died.

MohOnk, N. Y, Aug. 4.-J. Edwar1 Simmons, New York banker. died at 1 o'clock this morning He was presi- dent of the Fourth National bank, president of the New York Clearing House, president of the State Chamber of Commerce. president of the Panama Railroad company. and an officer of many corporations
Arizona republican., 1910-08-05
M'MURRAY SPEAKS.

MT. McMurray. in an interview, said: I have never approached anyone in this matter except upon it's merits. I took the contracts in good faith. I believe they are legitimate and that the compensation is not too great Practically all the Indians in the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations want their land sold.
 q do not know anything about the incident of which Senator Gore and Congressman Cregger spoke. I have gone to them many times, but I went to them in person and did not send an agent"
Arizona republican., 1910-08-05
THREE KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

Schenectady, N. Y. Aug. 4.-Spen- cer Lockrow, farmer of Saratoga county. and two harvest helpers were killed by lightning today.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-05
THE BLIND SENATOR'S
 STARTLING NARRATIVE Nice President Shermans Name Dragged Into MMurray
 Contract Scandal II CAME ID SENATOR CORE ONLY BY HEARSAY Man Who Tried to Bribe Him Told Him That the Vice
II CAME ID SENATOR CORE ONLY BY HEARSA\

Man Who Tried to Bribe Him Told Him That the Vice Contracts Senator's Story is Flatly Denied By Al legged Co Between and is Denounced By MT. Sher man As Without the Slightest Foundation
Arizona republican., 1910-08-05

FOR SALE-s1,25O buys a new three room brick cottage and screen room on East Monroe street See me for terms. E. E. Pascoe, no North Center street.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-05

FOR SALE-Seventy- five acre al- faifa and grain ranch, on easy pay ments.
 E. E. PAScoE,
 no North Center Street.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-10-12


Mesdames EmmaIine Fowler and
Sam Fowler, spent Saturday with
VIM. Fowler and wife.
Emery Fowler, of Hobson, spent
Sunday with with friends here.
iGranyil clendenin, spent Friday
with VIM. Humphrey, and family.
We are glad to say Mrs. June
Rifle, is improving.
Mrs. John Rodgers and son Ira
and wife, were the guests of Homer
Fowler and wife, Sunday.
Harry Boggs, spent Sunday with
his mother, at Old Town.
Misses Edith and Elsie Rifle,
spent Sunday with Robert Fowler
and wife.
Mrs. W. H. Hogg spent Sunday
and Monday at Gallipolis.
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DIAMOND.

S. S. Bower, of Mason county, was
here Thursday on business.
James Pell, of witchers Creek, is
opening up new coal mine here.
Uncle Jimmy Holestine is busy
making up his cane into molasses.
E. Boyd is talking of making a
trip to Kentucky, in few days with
his son-in-law, Walter Riddle.
We are told by responsible parties
that Rifle and Blessings works, on
Witcher creek will soon start again.
The writer along with Others wishes
them success,
John Riddle and family moved to
Shrewsbury a few days ago where
he has employment.
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FEAs BRANCH.

A. K. Meadows lost fine hog,
last week.
Ira Ball is hauling lumber to Glen
wood to build a new house on his
lot, he purchased Of ]. W. starkey.
Orph Ball, who has been out West
with his son, George, returned home
Sunday,
Mrs. J. H. Mccoy. of Upland, is
visiting relatives here, this week.
o, E. Mccoy has employment at
lock 90,
E. E. Meadows spent Friday
night and Saturday in Huntington,
with his sister, and returned home
Sunday morning, with his nephew,
Lyle Hannah.
Maria Camp built a new chimney
to his house, last week.
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GLENWooD.

Errette Meadows and sister, Essie,
spent Saturday and Sunday as the
guest of their sister, Mrs. J.sF. Han
nan, of Huntington.
starkey Literary Society will meet
Friday night, Oct. "A, and re-elect
a new set of officers. Everybody is
cordially invited to come and help
make our literary a success.
Rev. ]. c. Perry, of Spring Hill,
delivered a very interesting sermon
at Christian vally Sunday night.
Mrs. j. H. Mccoy and children,
of Upland, is here to spend the week
with friends and relatives.
H. E. johnson spent Saturday and
Sunday as the guest of friends at
Gallipolis and Ravenswood.
Mrs. Anna MaHeo and Mrs. Jen-
ME Carpenter, of Cincinnati, have
been visiting relatives and friends
here for the past week. They re-
turned home Monday.
]. W. Young, of Huntington,
spent Sunday with his father here.
Mrs. orpha Ball. of Feas Branch,
returned home Sunday from Milton,
where she has been visiting her son
George, for some time.
Those that spent the day with
Elmer Young of Guyan last Thursday
from this place were L. W. Mccoy,
wife and son, Paul, Mrs. Charles
Diehl, Mrs. Dorcas Withers, of Ash
ton, Mrs. Anna Mafeo and Mrs.
Jennie Carpenter, of Cincinnati.
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-IoEIEIcEIEIiIIIEIIoEEoE
INTERESTING NEWS LET TERS y
: FROM OUR COUNTRY coRREsPo NDENTs n
MISUNDERSTANDING

urday Their many friends were
glad for their return, IS they have
been employed there forscme time.
j. H. cremeans, was on the sick
list Sunday
Most Of our schools are now IL
progress.
Dear teacher, will you not try 70
make this your best year in the
school room. Go forth with greater
zeal and more courage, than ever.
and by the hearty cooperation d
both pupiland parent. May you be
able to install higher principals, Of
morality and refinement than you
have ever before.
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MILTON R. F. D. a.

Farmers are now smiling, over the
long golden leaves of tobacco hang
ing high.
S. Conrad, was a business caller
at Milton, Thursday.
Misses ona and Iona Meadows,
were visiting at Edmond Holley's
Wednesday evening.
Messrs Isaac and Calvin Meadows,
who have been visiting relatives and
friends, near here returned to Wells
Vile, Ohio, where they have been
employed for a number of years.
They met many warm friends while
here, and we trust had pleasant
stay. But we think kind friends will
welcome them back to Wellsville, as
they have won many new friends
there.
Mr.. VIM. Chapman attended SER
vices at Bias Chapel, Sunday.
There seems to be quite number
Of cases of whOOping cough, among
the little folks.
Edmond Holley and family, seem
to be enjoying their new home on
Mt. Beard, fine.
Oscar Holley and VIM. Conrad,
arrived home from Columbus, Sat
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this place.
I'd Wilson and wife, ofPoca, John
Wilson and wife, Of Raymond City,
came down Friday to visit J. A.
Wilson and family, returning home
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Mary Mccausland, who has
been here visiting for the past two
weeks. left Monday for an extended
visit with her brother.in-law, Gem
eral Nccausland.
Misses Flo and Nellie Phillips, Of
Pittsburg, Pa, we're the guests Of
Mrs. Earl Kerwood, Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Kate Gibson, Of Point Pleas
ant, was visiting her cousin, Miss
Marie Smith, Sunday.
Mrs. Rodgers and Mrs. Jas. Hud-
lin, of Portsmouth, Ohio, are here,
at the bedside Of Mrs. L. A, Walk
er, who is lying at the point Of
death.
Engineer Charles Cox was visiting
his friend, John Smith, Sunday.
Mrs. Scott Soladen and children
left Tuesday for several days visit
with her husband, at Hogsett.
Mrs. Pat Allen, of Point Pleasant,
was the guest of her brother, Ed.
Nutter, Sunday.
Miss Eva Kaufman has returned
home from delightful visit with her
aunt, Mrs. Maggie Whitehead, of
Buffalo, W. Va,
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BEALE

Rev. R. R. Denny Of Bidweli,
Ohio, delivered two discourses at
Jordan Baptist church Sunday.
John and VIM. Jordan and fam
iIies, Of Central City, have been Wis
Ting their parents Mr.. and Mrs. II.
n Jordan.
Warren Fadely, lost a fine hog q
few days ago.
Mrs. Maude Bechtle, has returned
from a weeks visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Meadows, at
Glenwood.
Misses Rilla Wallace and Esther
King, went to Huntington, on the
excursion Sunday.
Rev. Friend Dye and family, are
going to move to Marietta, Ohio, in
short time. Their many friends
will miss them, but wish them sue
cess in their new home.
Some Of the schools have closed
on account of diptheria.
Joe Reece, Of Gallipolis, spent
Sunday a. DR.. Gau.iere.
Mrs. Merle Archer, of North
Dakota, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. n. Jordan.
Eugene Hughes and family, spent
Sunday with Gus Henry and family.
Some parties from Jackson, Ohio
passed through here last week with
some fine cattle.
DR.. Gautiere, was called to Wy
oma, Monday to see little son of
of John Morrow, who is seriously
i'll.
Mrs. Katie Henry, has returned
from Wyoma, where she was called
by the. sickness and death of her
sister Miss Lizzie Lambert.
Miss Ida Moore and Mrs. Van
Meter and family, attended services
at Bruce Chapel, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Bechtle.
Jos. and chas. Bechtle and May
Gautiere, we're the Sunday guests of
Miss Mary Wallace.
S. NJ. Long, is employed at S.
w. Moore's.
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Gus jenkins and family Of near
Glenwood, were pleasant callers at
this place Sunday.
0urschool will open the N. The
truant officers do not seem to have
much work in school to do, SO far we
have not heard Of a single case.
Oscar Holley returned from Col
umbus last week where he had been
working.
Prayer meeting SATURDAY night at
Fairfield.
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3 g 3.
choice silks

Practically every silk and styl.
made and Approved Is here
for your inspection, from Tafeta
Silk at Soc to most elaborate
French Novelties.
Beautifully embroidered and
daintily printed CEepes, new
weaVes and effects.
Satins soft clinging MeIsa-
lines and Satin Crepes 10 heavy
Wedding Satins.
Elegant Danask Bfocades,
and Pompadour and Jardiniete
Brocades, warp printed in charm
ing color tones. +
More than a thousand styles
Partisan, Dresden, Egyptian and
Bulgarian designs and colorings
on Tafeta, Satin de Chene anc
Crepe.
Double bordered wide 43-
inch) Calcium Crepe y White,
plain or pin dot ground with SUI
perb floral borders in flower coll
ors, $500 yard.
Special Yard wide change
able Taffeta Silk the good
strong kind, so desirable for Pet
ticoats and Innings, S1.00 yard,
bright, pleasing color com
binations, especially adapted for
use under Marquisette and other
transparent materials.
BOGGS Il BULL
NORTH SIDE, PITTSBURGH, PA
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GAP.

Mrs. Ella Smith, of Leon, was
visiting in this section for severa
days last week, returned HON.
Friday.
Richmond Va, Tobacco Co., hal
a man in this section, this week en-
gaging tobacco.
Miss Nettie Badgley, has been
visiting friends at Leon, for the past
week.
James Eskew was a business visit.
or to Leon, Friday.
Madison Slower and wife, of Trib.
bic, were visiting in this section Sun
day.
W. A. Moorhead and wife, were
the guests Of j. W. Bowles and
wife, Sunday.
The guests of L. T. Badgley Sun,
day were his father and mother, W.
7. Badgley and wife, Hazel Smith,
and samaria Haer, of Bee.
o. NJ. Clark. has purchased the
old home farm near here.
Bub Rayburn from near Midway,
was visiting in this section several
days last week returned home last
Sunday.
G. o. Rayburn of Tribble wa
calling on G. B. Rayburn Sunday.
Locust Grove School began Mon.
day the 10th by &c. Haer as teach
or
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HENDERSON.

Leonard Sauers of Cincinnati, o.,
has moved his family in one of w.
M. Rake's houses at Henderson.
VIM. Walker was called home
from the Lucie Marmet on account
Of the serious illness of his mother
Sallie Walker.
James Henderson and wife, Of
Five-mile, was in town Friday on a
visit among many friends.
John Wilson, wife and children,
of Raymond City, are spending a
few days at Andy Wilson'S.
James Wamsley, of Henderson,
has bought himself a horse and
wagon and will start a draying trade
at Henderson.
James Wamsley, is going to start
building his new house this week,
already having his lumber on the
the place and ready to put up.
DR.. L. F. Campbell, of Glenwood,
was in town attending Board Meet
ing last Wednesday, having 4 men
to examine for pensions.
Nick See and Squire ROush, of
Lock 90, were here last Wednesday
before the grand jury, on bootleg
ging case.
Mrs. sallie Walker, of Henderson,
we are sorry to say, is very low at
this writing.
Mrs. Ella Lyons, of Lock go, is
visiting her parents, Norman Gibson
and wife, at Henderson.
VIM. Darst has started the con-
crete walk and steps around Capt.
Chas. Morris's property, at Hender-
son, and will lay the walk around
Ed. Nutter's property as soon as he
gets the former job completed.
Fred Bonecutter has bought back
his old home place, which he sold
some time ago.
Andy Wilson and son, James, have
gone to Huntington and Ashland,
KY, to spend a few days with
friends.
Miss Hazel Eckard, formerly of
this place, is seriously III with ty-
phoid fever at her home, in Indiana.
Lucetta L, Bright, Of Kansas City,
Mo-, is visiting her grand parents,
MI. and Mrs, Perry KerwOOd, Of
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SOUTH. SIDE.

Mrs. ). +. Errett and daughter
Miss Mae, were visiting Mr.. Errett,
at Buffalo, Saturday and Sunday.
Will Kaufman and sister Miss Eva
of Henderson, were the guests Of
relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fielder, Mrs.
Ruby Alexandria, and Frank lie.
masters, were the guests of Ella
and Eva Lemasters, Sunday.
Mrs. Essie Atkinson, of GallipOlis
is the guest of her parents, VIM.
Hayes and wife.
James BOwles, of Dayton, Ohio,
returned to his home Monday after
a visit here with his brother.
Miss Lena Davis, of Pliny, was a
business visitor at Southside, Mon
day.
W. H. sommer and wife, of Beech
Hill, were visiting relatives here
Sunday.
J. H. Hannis, wife and daughter
Bonnie, Miss Lizzie Woyan, of Yer.
anda, and Arnold Hambrick of ST.
loan, were the guests of Mrs. M. J.
Hannis Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Arnett, of Buffalo,
was visiting Mrs. W. W. McCombs
Monday.
j. T. Priddy, of Sloan, was Wis
iting E. W. Kerns last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. PoEenbarger
and children, of Flaxton, spent Sun
day with Mrs. PofFenbarger's parents
Hon. Jabez Beard and wife.
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YORK.

Mr.. John Rice, wife and baby,
spent Sunday with Thomas Rice and
family.
Those that were visiting Mrs.
Emma Musgrave, Sunday were: 0,
v. Yeager and family, and George
Musgrave, and family.
Miss Mary Hawkins, spent a few
days last week with her aunt, at
Maggie.