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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-24

AZ iNr AAf VI WV NNHAse
his head began 70 break
out with great sores and
BY the time he was two
months his face and head
were an awful sight |
consulted 3 doctor, who
said Il was nothing but 3
light skin disease which the
baby would soon set over.
But he seemed 20 get worss
80 | called another doctor.
His opinion seemed 70 be
the same. They both pre-
scrIbed medicine that did
not 90 o bit OF good A
friend advised me 10 take
him 10 the hospital, which
/ did. TWO doctors there
gave me medicine IN ALOUD
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-24
LntIe Stories
Of
Big People

~HosE who
imagine that
our public
men are on their
dignity all the time
should have been
aboard the liner ST.
IBERIA recently, on
which Secretary Of
War Die kinson
travelled TO Manila.
The FIRST day the
swimming tank
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-24

who has been In this country but =
a short time. Whenever he asked the
girl question she answered no,
Teddy or Eyes. Teddy" to the amaze.
ment Of the colonel.
Her manner was 50 ingenious, how.
ever. that he decided that she was IN.
nocent OF intentional disrespect. Final
" he made inquiries. and the mystery
was solved
The girl thought that TEDDY" which
she had heard so frequently, was
"some sort Of title. such as king
He laughed heartily when be heard
the explanation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-24
Magazine Repiew


TO prevent dish from slipping when
placed On the ice put rubber ring
lsuch a. comes % all ordinary fruit
Home Companion for September
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-24

A good story is being retold Of Hoku
Smith. who was recently nominated
for governor by Georgia Democrats
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-24

When Colonel Roosevelt was N
Cheyenne recently bis meals at the ~
tel were served TO him in his rooms,
and as seryitor be had a Swedish giti
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-24
FACE AND HEAD
AN AWE I'LL SIGHT
Eruption Broke Out when 2 Weeks
Old Itched So He Could Not
Sleep Hair All Fell Out
-Cuticura Cured Him.

II wish 70 have you accept this tesilnao-
NAL. as cuteura did 50 much for my baby
The evening world., 1910-12-14
PAPER COMPANY
PAYS $1,000 FINE
FOR JOINING TRUST
Plea of Guilty and Quitting
Combination Results in
Reduction of Penalty.

On a plea Of guilty to an Indictment
charging a violation OF the Sherman
Antitrust Law In entering into q COM
bination In restraint of trade. the
Chemical Paper Company was let of
WITH a fine of $1,000 by Judge Hough
In the Criminal Branch OF the United
states Circuit Court to-day.
This was the last OF the forty con-
Germs which were indicted last Decem-
Der by the Federal Grand Jury for
combining In the Paper Board Trust.
The indictment declares that be-
cause of the illegal combination main
tained by the members OF this Paper
Board Association an annual tax OF
S,0o0.oco has been exacted from the
people of the United States during the
existence of this monopoly"
Thirty-nine Of the members Of the
trust. adopting the axiom that ''discre'
ton Is the better part OF valor." saved
the courts from the trouble Of tryins
them by pleading guilty. They were
fined 5000 each. but in the case OF the
Chemical Paper Company. 1t was shown
that as soon as the illegally OF the
combination was revealed II withdrew
from the Trust, and the officers OF the
company who effected the deal re.
signed. Hence, Dlstrict-Attorney Wise
did not object to a reduction Of the fine
The evening world., 1910-12-14
Eat What You viii,
: Food Makes Not Fat

II II . mistaken theory that food makes
fat. II Is not the food you eat but the way
II IL dlgested that makes fat. Your system
produces digestive Juices that turn good
food into poor flesh nad fat. stop those
juices from being made by your body anC
You stop making fat. The famous Marmoia
prescription which has created so much
in our cities has been prepared In
tsblet form for the convenience Of those
who DO not desire to take the liquid pre-
scription. These little tablets when hoy
reach the stomach stop the juices from
working the wrong way. They renew those
fluids and at once your food gives your body
Just what It wants and only what II needs.
This IL the secret Of Marmoia tablets. They
Will reduce tho fat that IL now on your
person at the rate OF from IL to Is ounces
a day and they will not cause you the least
Inconvenience or worry. You may eat early
or late. you may sit stiii or run about. 1t
will not make any difference. Just put a
tablet In your purse or your pocket when
you 60 out to q dinner. After eaoh meal
take one Of the Marmoia tablets and rest
assured that the meal will cot harm you or
make you grow more stout. There will be
no large wrinkles after your fat has Ned.
your skin Will be smooth and regular.
These little tablets are sold at every drug
store, or II your modesty Will not permit
you 10 ask for them at your dru ggists you
may receive a package from the makers.
The Marmola Company. 1874 Farmer Bldg,
Detroit. Mich. The price per large case OF
the Marmola tablets 10 rs cents.
The evening world., 1910-12-14
LAW STUDENTS
EXPECT RIOT OVER
HAzED LECTURER
100 Seniors Refuse to Apollo
gize and Plan New Torture
for Prof. johnson.

The trouble in the senior evening
class of the New York Law School. nj
NO. iH Fulton street. over the noisy
OBJECTIONS to Alfred johnson, one OF The
lecturers. will come to a head to-mor-
row night. The class, 100 strong. will
come before him then for a lecture on
real estate law. and It is promised that
there will be something approaching a
riot
Dean Chase of the school made his
wishes known to the class last might
Wesn he insisted that every member
OF ths rebelfous class write a personal
spoiogy 10 the lecturer. The ultimatum
was not cheerfully received, and about
haif III class announced that such a
course would not be c~ountenanced.
The older and moro serious members
or the class Immediately set about PEN
ning their letters OF apology. The
others looked for a room where they
might voice their feelings. These found
the assembly room was locked. and the
street was no place for such an assem-
biage. J.
Tho petition for the removal of Pro-
iessor Johnson was produced and the
number Of signatures was materially
increased.
Said n member OF the class to-day:
About half Of the class expects to get
the bounce tomorrow night. We are
those who refuse to write any letter OF
apology. We are paying a hundred dol
lars . year TO learn law. and we do not
regard Mr.. johnson as a man who can
teach US a dollars worth OF that COM
modify. We will write no apologies
One of the favorite methods OF inter
rupting Prof. Johnson when he reaches
the platform to speak Is for a student
to produce from under his coat an ac-
Gordon. on which h. plays The Heart
Bowed Down." and those noun him
sing. Another Is for half n hundred men
to do a lockstep around the room.
The evening world., 1910-12-14

STABLE BLANKETS
made OF very
heavy burlap, full
lined with heavy
kersey; has 2 sur.
eingles; snap and
fastener in front;
large size; 9Rc
kpeelal at. Wv
The evening world., 1910-12-14

BLANK FOR EN-
PRESS HORSES
m q d 9 OF good
strong material
gray and brown,
with fancy stripe,
Il c satisfaction
for out 81 Ok
door use. sc
The evening world., 1910-12-14
FIREWORKS COMPANY SUED.
Owner OF q Lighter Wants Dam.
ages Because IL sank.

Capt Charles Bachman has sued the
Pain Manufacturing Company for $500
damages Papers were filed to-day in
the United States Admiralty Court.
Capt. Bachman. who owns the steam
lighter. William Marvel. declares that
the Pain Company chartered his vessel
for displaying fireworks OFF Manhattan
Teach on July %. The smoke was so
black he wa unable to locate his post
ton. lie asked that the fireworks be
stopped until he could find himself,
fearing he might run tho vesse,
aground.
But the fireworks display went or
and the lighter went on q rock and
sank.
The evening world., 1910-12-14
DERRICK VICTIM IDENTIFIED.
Dennis shea, n LabOrer, the Ma
Killed by Falling Boom.

The man killed yesterday at Park
place n Broadway when the boom Of a
derrick being used in the foundation
work for the Woolworth Building fell
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-15
WON RING AND
BRIDE AT MIDNIGHT
e. p. PERKINS,, A LOUISVILLE
TRAVELLING SALESMAN, MAR
RiEs IN ALGIERs.

NEW ORLEANS, July 11.-Edwin
Perry Perkins, travelling salesman fol
Ahrens & OFT, Of Louisville, and Miss
Catherine Dempsey, daughter Of Jas.
Dempsey, OF Peoria, ILL.,, were married
at / o'clock this morning at Algiers
as the result of weger by A. s. Rich
ard, Mayor Of Lake Charles, La, that
a midnight wedding could not be Ter
formed in New orleans
With A. P. Powell, OF Lake Charles,
and Miss Mary Matthews, the party
went in taxicab to the Algiers court
house, where the Rev. John f. Fos-
ter performed the ceremony. Perkins
won a diamond ring against which he
had bet 500. The couple had been
sweethearts for years.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-15
LADIES SURPRISE
DR.. DINWIDDIE
POPULAR PASTOR or FIRST
METHODIST GETS BIRTHDAY
CAKE WITH 70 CANDLES.

About twenty members of the Home
Mission Society of the First Metho
! dist church surprised DR.. A. G. Din
/! widdie, the popular and beloved pastor
of the church, on Tuesday evening at
his home on Ninth street by the pre-.
sentation of a magnificent birthday
cake, on which burned seventy candles
One for each of the three score and
ten useful years that he has lived.
The thoughtful remembrance Of DR..
Dinwiddie's anniversary had been
kept such a profound secret by the
ladies who had planned 1t
that for once he was complete
ly taken by surprise admitting that
never before in his pastorate of more
than fifty years had be been caught
entirely off guard without even hint
of what was coming. There was no
formal speech making, but just before
his guests departed for home DR.. Din
widdie made short but happy talk
and after hearty singing of the dox-
ology offered prayer.
The cake was thing of beauty and
joy as long as it lasted. It was a Gu
linary triumph, the work of Mrs. Geo.
Williamson. Heart shaped and iced
in green and white, with seventy wax
en- tapers burning, it is doubtful ii any
prettier CONNECTION was ever baked in
Columbia Cheairs Ffguers and Ernest
Jr., we're the cake bear
ers, and when the ladies reached the
Dinwiddie home they took possession
If the cake themselves, lighting the +
candles before they entered the house.
A pitcher of frappe had also been
brought along, and after the cake lad
,een cut and the frappe passed, the
;uests remained for an hour indulg-
ng in pleasant conversation.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-15
HURRY PRISONER
AWAY FROM MOB
WILL ROBERTS CHARGED WITH
SERIOUSLY WoUNDIN0 Al.
EXANDER MASTER.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July Twill
Roberts was arrested this morning at
Erwin, Tenn, and, after preliminary
hearing on the charge of having way
laid and shot Alexander Master, near
that place, last night, was hurried to
the Jonesboro jail on account of the
high feeling against him. Ed Keg-
ley who was with Roberts, was also
arrested, and turned States evidence.
Master had the reputation OF being a
miser According to Kegley Roberts
believed that Master would have a
large sum Of money either on his per-
son or at his home. The money, Low-
ever was on deposit in a bank at Err
win. Master is seriously wounded,
and will probably die.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-15
BROTHER IN BLACK
BEING REGISTERED
BY HAMS TOOLS
NASHVILLE HENcHMEN USING
EVERY EFFORT TO VOTE
THE NEGRO.
MADE A POLITICAL FACTOR
Hartman and Cohen, Both Of Whom
Have Figured In Liquor Cases, Said
to Be Among the Peniciously Ac-
tive.

Special to The Herald:
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July ia
we'll defined effort is being made in
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-15
GREEK RESTAURANT
TO OPEN SOON

James Caricanis, Of Bowling Green.
who has bought out the restaurant OF
w. @. Harlan on the square has taken
charge and will thoroughly overhaul
the place and put in new fixtures and
otherwise improve the appearance
and convenience Of the house. Mr..
Caricanis is a Greek and will conduct
a strictly up-to-date Greek restaurant.
Watch for his opening announcement.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-15
SOME FAST MILES
ARE RELIED OFF
AT FAIR GROUNDS
ANNIE LAURA DOES DISTANCE IN
REMARKABLE TIME
or 2:1ol.,
MEET OPLNS NEXT TUESDAY
Nashville Military Band VIII Give
Daily Prosrams-PIayed to sig
Crowds Last Year at centeEnlsi
Park-The Programme.

Tuesday being work out day Al
South Side Park there were many Wis
itors out to witness the fast miles
reeled on by the many flyers now
auartered there.
The fastest miles of the day went
to the credit of local trainers. Thomas
and Whitehead, when the sweet gated
little mare, Annie Laura, by Walter
Direct, reeled of a mile In 2:1015,
with apparent ease, followed closely
by Direct Star, who negotiated a mile
In 2:l1A. Miles around 2:1O to $50
with halves around Ia to 1T was the
order Of the day.
When the big midsummer race
meeting opens next Tuesday, July 10,
visitors to the park will be pleased,
with the many changes and improve
ments recently made. The grounds
have. been laid of with convenient
walks and beautiful beds of flowers
that will be pleasing to the eye of the
visitors to this popular resort.
1t has required a great deal of time
and hard work on the part of the as
eociation to gather together what is
given up to be the largest and best
iist OF entries ever presented TO the
people of Maury county.
There is hardly a doubt but that the /
public spirited citizens OF Maury and |
counties will show their sub
gtantial appreciation OF the efforts
made by the local association, and Z
give this meeting the hearty support
they SO richly deserve. II
The Music.
The musical end of the program will
be exceptionally good. The Nash
nile Military Band, which so delighted
music lovers at Centennial Park last
summer, will play during the after I
icons and evenings, while vocal solos
will be rendered by the distinguished ;
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-15

song bird. seotty. who has been en-.
gagged for the fun four days
The program for the opening DAY
win be the following.
l. March. The Diplomat. souss
2. Medley 0yertura. Lampe.
Bits OF Rimlcks Hits No. 2.
B. March. Daughters OF America,
Lampe.
Selections Of southern Plantation
Songs.
5. The Chocolate Soldier. Oscar
Straus.
6. BY the Light Of the silvery
Moon. G. Edwards.
I. A vision Of salome. Lampe.
s. Song. Meet Me Tonight in
Dreamland, by Scotty.
9. Waltz, Jolly Fellows. by Vodker.
10. March, Universal Place, Lampe
Concerning the Nashville Military
Band, the Nashville Banner Of last
year SAUL
The appreciation of the citizens OF
Nashville Of the action of the Park
Commission in employing the Nash
vile Military Band for park concerts
was shown in q positive manner at
Centennial Park yesterday afternoon
and last night by audiences of 5000 or
more at each concert. During the az !
ernoon every available bench around
he Parthenon was taken up. Many
we're seated in the grass in the shade
lear by, while still others stood up.
several were heard to express the
ope that the Park Commission would
ecide to keep the band at the parks
DR. at least two weeks longer.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-15
PUBLIC SALE OF
JAMES Bros, JEWELRY Co.
STOCK AND FIXTURES

The Phoenix Savings Bank
& Trust Company, Trustee,
announces that on July 20
next Wednesday, at noon they
will sell to the highest bidder for cash
the stock and fixtures Of James Bros.
Jewelry Company. This is rare op-
portunity for some one to get bar
gain in a good, well established bus
mess.
For purpose Of taking inventory
store will be closed Saturday, Monday
and Tuesday. No sale at retail after
Friday d13-14 wit
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-15

Nashville to register the full negro
vote in the Fourth ward of the cityiat
noon today. The registration showed
over sixty negroes and six white men
registered. Men active in securing
negro registration are the saloon keep
ers and supporters Of the Patterson
judiciary ticket.
Hartman and Cohen, two men who
have several times been before tbs
public in connection with liquor law
violation are said to be among the
workers in the case.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-15
MANY HORSES ARE
NOW CHARTERED At
SOUTH SIDE PARK
TWENTY CAN 5E SEEN TRAINING
ON THE TRACK At SAME
TIME.
COMING ON EVERY TRAIN
Racing Program for the Four Days
Meet. Which Begins on Next Tues
day and Concludes on Friday, July
~.

Twenty horses training on the
track at the same time is rather spec
tacular for South Side Park at this
season Of the year, but it Is a sight
that can be seen by any citizen who
will take the trouble to go out to the
fair grounds in the morning and look
for himself. Never before were there
so many horses quartered at the park,
and others are coming in by every
train. When the big midsummer race
meet begins on Tuesday of next week
more than one hundred thoroughbrsds
will be ready for the test
John w. Thomas stable from Cum
berland Park, Nashville, arrived Mon
day afternoon, as did Trainer Jack
Beavers with the Waldorf Stable
horses.
Henry Reaves, the veteran trainer,
arrived last Sunday morning with
eight Of the West View Farm flyers Of
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Jno. w. Fitzgerald, of Ewell Farm.
Spring Hill, moved down Monday af-
ternoon with his entry for the big Mid
Summer Race Meet.
The following is the racing pro-
gram Tuesday, July 70 to Friday,
July %:
Tuesday, July 10.
No. /. 2:2O pace stake; mile heats, |
in 5, $500.
No. 2. Three year old pacing stake
($100 added to entrance fees) mile
heats, 2 in 8, $780,
No. g. Matinee pacing, open to
of Maury County Driving
Club, one-half mile heats. in s. tro-
ply.
Wednesday, July 20.
No. 1. 2:24 trot stake, mile heats,
in 5. $500.
No. 2. Three.year-old trotting stake
800 added to entrance fees) mile
Keats, 2 in 8. 500.
No. 3. Matinee trot, one-half mile
leats, 8 in S. trophy.
Thursday, July Fl.
No. 1. 2:25 pace. mile heats, 8 In
purse $500.
No. 2. 2:19 trot, mile heats, ; in
, purse $500.
No. 8. 2:17 pace. mile heats, 8 in
purse $500.
Friday, July e.
No. 1. 2:1O pace, mile heats, in
purse 5000
No. 2. 2:3O trot, mile heats, in \
purse $500. Id
No g. Matinee race one half mile v
in open O
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-07-15
FIFTY-FIVE HEAR
JUDGE" COOK

Special to The Herald:
MT. PLEASANT, Tenn, July 13.-
Fifty-fve persons heard Patterson
Candidate r. B. Cook at the opera
house here last night. Same old dope
was handed out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-28
Washington Social News.
Tspecial 10 The Times.Dispatc'l. l

Especial 10 The ,rimes-Dispatc'l1
Washington, n. c., August ga de-
lightful eat home" was given by Miss
Reba Helen Dumay. in honor of her
guest, Miss Fan Dockery, Of Rocking
ham. N. c., OH last Wednesday after
noon. The handsome residence OF Mr.
and Mrs A. NJ. Dumay was attrac-
lively decorated for the occasion. In.
these being the colors OF the salem
Female College. where the hostess had
recently attended school, and graduated.
There were about fifty guests present,
and six-handed euchre was played. The
guests prize was awarded Miss Dock
cry; the twentyhand prize, to MISS
Julia Moore; the first prize TO Mrs
G.. b. Bell, of Sha.wboro, and the pooby,
to Mrs. J.. G. Rodman. During the af-
ternoon the hostess announced her en-
gagement to John Durham Gorham,
the wedding to take place on Tuesday,
November 90. The score-cards on
which the secret was told, We're both
unique and catchy On one side of
the card was bar OF music, of the
wedding march. one containing the
name Of the hostess, and the other
that Of the groom elect and the date
of the nuptials. Both were tied with
yellow and white ribbon. During the
evening PUNCH was served by Mrs
Dumay, and later delicious refresh-
ments in two courses.
Another enjoyable social function
took place on Thursday evening, when
Miss Winnifred Nicholson and John
MacLean entertained at a dance at
the pavilion of the Country Club, in
honor of Miss Reba Dumay. The pa
vilion and clubhouse We're attractive
ly decorated in Japanese lanterns and
presented beautiful spectacle. Dainty
refreshments were served during the
entertaining to about seVenty-fiVe
guests who attended.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-28
Wadesboro Social News.
[special 10 The Times.pispatAh

Especial to The Dispatch
Wadesboro, n. c.. August 2I.-Mrs.
Rosalie Stevens has returned from an
extensive trip to Huntington. w. Va.
and Clifton Forge.
Mrs Redd Tull. Of Kinston. is spend
ing some time in Wadesboro and An
sonvilie.
Mrs. Fred B. Thomas and little son
arrived here from their home at New
port News, Va, Wednesday morning
to visit Mrs Thomass parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank 7. Huntley.
Mis- Grace Garris, Of Charlotte, Is.
visiting Miss Alice Beverly.
Mrs. f. A. Lilies, of Wadesboro, and
Mrs. w. B. McI.enson, of Ansonville,
went to Red Springs Monday to visit
Walter Wall and Miss Virginia Wall.
of Lilesville, left this week for Carson
City. Tex, to visit relatives. Later
they will go to points IN Arkansas ana
spend a few months.
Miss Belle Bailey left Monday for
her home at McConnersville, S. c.
Miss Bessie Plunkett has returned
from weeks visit to Mrs. j. w. Kiker.
of huntsville township.
Miss little Horton mas returned after
a two weeks stay at Rocky River
Springs.
]. NJ, IT., are visiting her sister, Mrs
II. r. Tomlnson, of Lilesyille.
Mrs. Wilmot V. White and her daugh-
ter, Miss Inez NJ. White Of CINCINNATI
o., who have been at Rocky River
Springs for some time, are guests of
Mrs. r. f. Little on their way to
Richmond.
Dr.. and Mrs. f. A. covington have
returned from few weeks stay at Ell
lerbe Springs.
X. w Ashcraft and Miss Ethel Ash
craft left this week for New York and
Miss Meta Lies, of Jonesboro, is
visiting Misses Leo and 1nez Caudle.
Miss Johnsie Dunlap is visiting rela-
tives in Dunn. N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Hardison has re-
turned from a trip to Baltimore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-28
Freezing Social News.

Especial TO The Tumes-D ispatch.l
Freezing, Va. August 27.-N1rs. B.
Frank Mann and children, Of Georgel.
are visiting friends and relatives at
this place
Andrew j Counts. of clintwood. is
In town.
Amos Reed is visiting his daughter
In Lawrence county, Ky
John T. Trivitt is at Norland.
Rev. Stuart McFall, of Pound, is a
visitor among relatives here
Robert Reed is visiting relatives near
Louisa, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Short, of Bole-
camp, are here.
visiting mis- parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam McFall, of this place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-28
Buena Vista Social News.
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.

Especial to Tho Dispatch.l
Buena Vista. Va, August 27.--With
every room in the house filled to over
flowing and guests being turned away
every day, the season at the Heights
has reached the top notch, and from
now until the 18th OF September it will
be a hard matter to secure room
The past week has been a very gay
one, and there has been something go,
ing on all the time. Several small card
parties have been given, and each
evening She ballroom comes in for Its
share OF attention. During the day the
swimming the tennis and croquet
grounds. and the boating on the river
are popular A large dance was given
on Saturday night In honor of several
visitors who came to spend the week
end, and on Tuesday evening another
large one was given. On Friday even
ing the largest german, of the season
was given. Last Sunday Templeton
Norris, OF Salem. came over IN his ma
chine with the following party from
Fairfield: Miss Templeton, Roy Taylor
and Miss Jennie Wheat.
Alfonso Campbell, who was called
here by the illness and death of his
mother, Mrs. Mary Campbell, returned
to his home In Richmond Tuesday
morning,
Is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. w,
IT. Gilkyson.
As the guest of his aunt, Mrs. T, n
pr. II. S. Myers and l. P. Morris, o.