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The Falls City tribune., 1910-03-11

Reports from over the county in
dictate growing interest and enthusi-
asm in the Laymen's movement.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-03-11

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The Falls City tribune., 1910-03-11

The Salem Index has apparently
stepped out of its winter buds and
dawned its spring attire. Evidently
a new mar is at the helm. Congratu-
%lations.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-03-11

Bethany held a big dairy feature
last Saturday. Specialists on butter
making, milk production and cattle
diseases were on hand to instruct
the crowds.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-03-11

Tuesday, April rs, Fairbury will
vote upon the proposition to bond
the town for $135, 600. 90 with which
to install a modern electric light and
water system.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
THE BOsTON ore HEsrRA.
josef uofmann Pia,, Li.xts o. Fiat Cou-
r~Sto.

In" Boston symphony OTchsstras
mat rn"c At Carn.g" Hall yesterday re-
suited ia n" ch..rine condition NJ stand
Ins room only" The programme hst"'i
Dvnrak's symphony. From the New
World Iizst'- D. hat piano concerto.
Richard Strauss tnuo poem, Death
and TransiigrIration.- ami B'-"taoven's
-l.-onor.- overture. No. 4. This WAS
feast OF deiighIiu music, Th- Dvorak
aI,hOny WAS reo.,ntly played by Tho
P"ople's Symphony So"lety. hut II - I"
work which ought 20 be- heard oitea. u
only To cheer up thos. who become de-
pressed by .he outpour OF AcrId modern
music. II If lovely, simple and rneloriols
from b"gInnin: 10 cnI
As Tor tho Strauss toae nne;n. thers
are some " ho hold 10 "a lie tho best COM
position which the great r.slltst has given
Us Whstlrr that b.- 'r1!" or not, " -
certain that i, Is IA brilliant. picturesque
and Interesting pis.s, OF inusi" anil that
II Affords abundant scop- for the display
IT the best qualities IT tn. Bnstnn or
ChssrrI
Tn" solo p.rform-s Wa. again Josef
Holman who's. performance OF tho
liszt concerto was thing Of beauty.
His clear. d.licat. and fluent snuncla-
ton Of fhs ripping passages. and his
broad. vigorous and opilent utteranc"
Of tho mass effects aroused the audience
virtuo-n piece hut il can be- played with
musical taste and intelligence. and thasa
wrr. what Mr. Holman brought to III
interpretation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
THIEVES CANE IN Az "a rO.
Beis~r<. 20 he the same Who RObbcd
New ESnchelic Houses.

NEW ROCHELLE. Dec. II Two well
dressed men and richly C"-t'lru-d Won
an. evidently foreigners. stepped from "A
tarlcab. looked oyer number OF fur
garments in the store of 4 H1rhlsr"!t
niger. III Main street. tbs afternoon and
left without making IA purchase After
they had been gDu" several minutes Mrs
Hl,rbIsraitinger who was S.nu" ~ IN"
store. missed mink scarf valued 1t sl-j
The police b.lis-v,. that the three l"r-pE-
were tn. burglars Nho II evening "lO'i'-
robbed ;he residences # Ralph - VI rth"y
and Isaac " sLL.uh hey" and ">CaI''i ia
a big automobile driven by g"luT''d
chauffeur on Tuesday night Air.. HaTbiz-
rsitinger described her NIsitors a. soft
voiced and OF g.nr-sl APPEARANCE. tn"
men were both dark and wore fur over
coats of fine material and silk hats Tn"
woman WAS "A good looking blonde and
wor. con-Id-Tabl" Iv~"lry, d.lrh
velvet suit and a dark velvet hat
with n whit" willow plum" Thy
spoke with a slight accent y which Mr.
Harbi-rsiting"r believes to b" either
French or Polish The woman and on"
81 rh.. men asked t. -" tyr "!pak-. neck
pi---s and InrIife. and engaged hrT tt''i.-
ton AZ the front oi ia" store whll" ia"
second man walked 10 III" r"Gr II III"
sror. looking AT tEr> hanging on tl'A- aIi
IN Cases Ihcy asked to 49, - many
thing OF such "arvIuC 4. -criutirr that Mr.
Hartl -reitIuE.r h..'aIn" suspicious and
refused tn show them any NOR" hoy
l.ft with Il premise 10 call again when IN.
had rlor. time. and drpv" away toward
LarChiuOnt at "A rapid pace
SlnC. the Mur'h"y and NalliCh rohher
le- special details -: police hay" been
pairolling the residential parts IT ~" -.iy
in plain lDrheS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
"rALST" ar OPER. MATINEE,
4 New McphistophrIr> Makes His first
appearance.

Faust was sung AT tho M"tropolitan
Opera House yesterday AFTERNOON To- the
manifest pleasure NJ "A larg. audience
Tn. performance served :" Introduce a
new basso. Leon RothIer by name, who
assumed the scarlet gsrh Of Ne phis-
tophciss. Mr.. RnihIer disclosed GER
vI'eabl. VOC. of good tliEhra. but uf no
great resonance. and - vocal style polished
according to the French traditions lie
showed himself To he thorough r"utinier,
and his M,phistOp h'Ios. while not ONO OF
high distinction Was acceptable and httcd
we'll into the general scheme.
Mss Farrar. looking lovely enough to
make any venerable. doctor clamor for
tn" springs and thews Of youth. Was the
Marguerite Shs was IN" same inter-
,~tinE and industrious impers"nator OF
the French Gretchen thai ". have met
before. and She sang much II the music
with genuine charm. Dlnh Gillv. who
was booked tn appear "a Western miner
in tn. evening. -hould-r"d III" burdens
and sorrnwS Of Valentine. and died
hrav-ly after th. duel with Faust He
sang .Kc.ll-ntly Rita Fornia a. Siab't
was also in IN. cast.
Tn. till. rSl. was confined Ia Hermann
Jadlowk.r. who's. light lyric voice was
we'll suited To the music. His style. how
ever seemed somewhat dry and unintrr-
.-ting MIR Jadlowker was not trans
formed into young man before tn"
ewes of the audience. Doubtless this
caused confusion IN some minds. but
IL has the advantage ~ being lees cheaply
thsatr ical than the customary way. Mr..
Pod.-sti conducted the opera.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
N NIHORI or FELIER.
Exercises In tho >uprrm" Court for thr
latN chief Justice

WAsHISGroS. Der 10 Memorial "N"--
cises out 81 RESPECT for tn" memory 81
the lat. Chief Justlc" FIiI-- Di th" SI-
prem. Court were held IN ri" Supr"'u"
Court Chamber at The Capitol today
Richard Olu.y ~ Boston pr"-i't"t 'Ih'u"-
n Mcksnny. clerk Of th" ~upr"m" '"Irr.
wa- elected s"cr"tarv Nr DIr"T do
l.v.r.d al address on taking ia" 'hdIr
Other addr.,--"- ~ oOinnI"iuurd' .'u ~
the life ard professional aIi 1sdl al
,ar"aT Of ia. lar..' met Justice w"'" iHdi"
hy = = Gregory Of 'h''agp. ore 'i''''
law Jl,rtnsr 81 Nr Fuller. iHrr.'- :"rg'-
sentative CharI"- J. lfN..."I.l ~
Maine the stat" m whlrh VI fr,'r
was born and wh"-" h- h"gt" -"
practic" II law. senator Root and r"i
rasn,,tarrv.., ii tho tar - -h" 'rr. ~
over which 'h. IuI"i JU!-'r." preside
a. 'h. head - 'h" trIr' Il Appeals.
William l. Marhury II Maryland
| WorthIngton 81 tn" I!-'rt'- Il ".r'nn. =
! ti.org. T. Price. ~ w. VIRGINIA 'y ir".
A j M0uIagI ot Nl'-.iIa -'''.ltur I.'''' =
! Dv.rruan ~ Surth lar"I.'t and Henry
| \ NJ smith 81 South Irpi.ut
/ TIN. ~u.tker~ ~"r" e. !hr.rd a. '."'1.
b.r- Of tn. rDu'ult''s' p0 T'.-D. I'.H'...
| together with the fol, urg r'h. " .."'.'
| lawvrr- SECRETARY ~ state i O hs...
John " Ncbl" ~ Wisconsin. !"r'r Vi
| Teller Of colorado. lawr"r.. NLN"'iI {
! Cincinnati. Frank u Kellogg @ NIru"-
| sofa VI Ro-.. ui AT~LrHs-. l"hr F.
! Miller Of chicago, SENATOR frlnt y i.t'
OF California Alexander 3 hIrrftr"t 4
/ Kentucky. Charles : lhoma- 1T dorado
and { W. Bum al Minnesota
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
saw WOMAN ,ritE IuNBRr
Two witness~> rr,uN that ~he va. Not
Hattie . - it'an".

DosroS. IL. o.. N!.'t INTRODUCING
two xipn.Sa..s I bay who testified thai
they saw q woman Who Was Mt Hat"
La blanc ruur.iu BE-. T. tie driveway i"aIng
In th.. w.urharn ! ,.udrv. vh''r" lar No"
T.. Glover was k.,IrL IN IL" might 4 Me-
v.rn h.r IN. 1870. ne. Law y"rs n vhaTc" oil:
tbs. sI....nC,, r.,-r..d rE-Ir "a-.
Thu Govr-um"u, hogan putting on VIII
nesxas in r.,.,r.tr.. and called Mrs Lillian
NJ. Glover. widow Il ~. dead man Sh"
d,niHd "-"rv statement mAt- nv the VII
p,s~,s for t." ,h'f"nC" against her Sh"
declared -. did not purchase = revolver.
dial not talk - killing her husband and
newer used any y ccpithet W hen >i,cak kun :.
of him She was on tho stand when
court adjourned until Monday. S"v. raj
NOR. " ,tn"se"s Nil 10 put on by ia. Gov
"rnmnn' next wN-k.
Charles Edgar Bcnncr ianitnr o, "a
Baptist church and several lu-.u"--
blocks IN Waltham. first told about 'h'
woman on the driveway n" !"-'rl'"'i
her as about 5 feet = inches vail. w"arhs
dark clothing and = three quarter .'u-'h
coat When Ha:ti" l." BhIn, va H-N''s
TO stand within few f'..r "i hlw b." '''.
slarrd with emphasis that tn" lt'''" -r'
was not the woman who wen as '..'
at pretty fast JOG
Isaac Walker. an a-"d ar ri"r,
testified that h" raw a woman leave IA"
laundry driveway shortly O'l"r' -. Ice =
On the might Of Via" murder trd ;.t an 10
same car with ittn
IN. car was bound from Newton To-
waltham and went across IN" nrIdt"
The woman "a, uppn~lt" hIiu IN III" car
and her face was flushed and he SC'-d
nervous and frightened. hr and
Mr. Walker wa sur" of the tim" t@"luS"
IA "A railroad man b" had consulted las
watch several times 4" 500 an".i tI~ ar
III. Was 81 curious Over Via woman =
notions that he, followed her l,r"r~ 'l'
common when she got "H = i'~ lido H.
AWAY saw her meet n man heard h-r
explain something that h" ~ NOT per-
United 10 repeat. declared thai -. 'latI
md woman flew down tho -'r,''. -"'I-
ratc.I and walked ON different .i..- "l ~.
street Then the woman Wei Ir'" lot
of R,rtnu street AMI tn" man went Down
Townsend street Ia Main AMI "r'"r''i
a house which ths witness .aic- learned
was Glov"rs
When Lawyer johnson had til.. dCrus,- |
girl confront the car starter ~" witu"--
caused a shout vi laughter which IN"
court Cricr's gnv-l could NO. ~Ippr''--
when he exclaimed in high t"n'- ], =
not I followed a woman. uu' ! Cn'lj.
Nrs. Ro"h. Of Snm"r' lie. who "us
formerly "uploy..l In tn" Glpv"r hpu>.'-
hold testified thar sh" had s''"n Mrs.
Glover sho"t from tn" FROM Of h"r hnU~"
AT "A squirrel in "A tree with a r'v"ly"r
The squirrel fell Ia the ground wouni'-i.
she said
Mrs Ida Rice. who kn"w N" Hi"y,"rs
hafor. June, 1909. r.,iis"d thar when
they occupied flat prior 10 th"lr mar
rage at Prov idencc Mrs. Glover appii"
vie. names u Glover in sprahln. OF him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
ELE4NORa sEARsON THE STAGE.
Back Ray YOUNG Woman Docs walking
Part In Tho Yankee Girl"

BosroS, Dec 10 Miss Elsanora Sears
famous for her stunts played a walk
ing part in The Yankee Girl at today =
matinee. II was a. IN" result Of dinner,
"A box party and dare. Miss Sears
simply " i'll not bs dared.
The dinner took place on Friday owe
ming Tn. thoughtlsss person who dared
TO dare Miss Sears WAS Mrs. George Law
of New YORK The ladies' had agreed
that they would go on" in their street
clothes. Mrs Law was late. Miss Sears
would not wait for her. but walked on
tn tn. stage az the opening Of Act ii
interior of the American Consulate at
Santa Rosa Sh. was On the arm OF
William Z Carleton. Captain John Ldn-
renee me american Consul
Tn. Rack Bay girl was drssscd as usual
i'm fetching Tnannish style. short skiTtsd
suit and heavy high toppsd tan boots
All she did was 10 walk across. carefully
turning hor farn from the audience"
Sh. -ald nothing Mr. Carleton spoke
th,. few words h. usually speaks with
one OF the women of the company on his
arm
-'Th. Yankee Curl" il very much a
costume piece. and IN" appearance oil
"A Young woman in street costume had
.verybody in front wondering what II
was all about Nobody g'I"-sed that the,
had witnessed thu. debut Of a now star
Well said Miss sears when ~ WA
all over, i wasn't dared. was T. anC
MIR Law congratulated her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
nEsyuARDv ~ COMEDY.



ness In Les Boonsns."
Sarah B.rnhardt closed her arst week
a. tho Globe Theatre last night Win IN.
first performance IN French OF Les
Bouff ons- Mande Adams three year
ago acted this fantastic comedy OF Aisue'
Zamacois at the Empire Theatre IL
proved rather ,epid entertainment then
with its rhymed Aleeaxdrine stanzas' ana
and i, was chiefly in the occasional ue"-
cacy Of the French verse that the Srea'er
charm Of IN. performance in the Original
tongue resided last night
Nine Bernhardt vas obviously fatigueo'
which il comprehensive enough In vie"
OF the fact that itwa . her tenth appearance
in the week. Such unhagging energy
Ia admirable enough until II exhausis the
physical powers OF an artist IL - ~
such a stage that one may quite justihabiy
inouire II Mime. Bernhardt does not owe
her admirers something moro thAn
mere exhibition OF physical endurance
Marathon contests have not ACQUIRED me
authority Of q recognized standAEu 'n
matters OF art
IL "a quite conceivable that Mime. Bern
harsjt under other circumstance mayhAve
played Jdcasss with much more spirit
and interest than she did lset night.
In spite Of her undisguised wesrinessss Sne e
delivered her principal speeches with a
certain vivacity and her inalienable per
sonal charm. Perhaps in the premises
The did all that Was necessary. win het
talents in their best estate one could
never forget that IL was not As a come
dienne she conquered the world: There
Is tragedy in every expression Of her face
however brightly the ripple OF comedy
NAV play for a second on its surface
Then abe was co. 40 tired Last night.
Her associates played Les Bounons
in the proper spirit Of burlesaus; They
did not exhibit the ,imidity that kept Ms
American interpreter hesita.,nE oeSSss sn
were three charming backgrounds for
the scenes Of the drama They did their
share toward making the evening pleas
ant But the most extravagant admrer
Of Mime. Bernhardt could find no stronger
word Of COMMUNICATION.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
MELBA CAN'T SING TO-.MORROW.
4 Gold Again Interferes with Her FRO.
gramme at the Metropolitan.

Nine. Melba has not had good luck
in her recent appearance ut the Metro
politan Opera House. When shs sang
there six years ago cold prevented her
from appearing after the first appearance.
when she sang MIMI This wear IN. was
announced To appear a. ,iitdd. MINI;
not oe able to sing l'ioie,ta on Monday
because OF cold
The double bill. consisting Of -Caval.
leria Rusticana- and -Pagliacci. will
therefore be sung by Mines Dastinn.
Jadlow ksr. Gilly. An,aio and Bada.
There will be no performance at the
Metropolitan on Tuesday night. a. the
company will make its first trip OF the
season 10 Philadelphia to appear there
in -Tannhaisser in what was formerly
the Philadelphia Opera House. occupied
for two years by Oscar Hammerstein' 5
company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
SOLE THOUGHT FOR SUFFRAGE
APPEAL ar WOMENS POLfTF-
CAL UNIONS NEW HOME.
Mi,s csok Urges womra 20 Give ~ Al
Kinds u rhilAnthrsp,o wssk and
Csuceatrats on Votes for women
Can't Servo TWO Reforms NJ once.

hfn0B u WYNN e-~~
Csnceatrate on Votes for women
Can't Servo Two Reforms NJ once
Elizabeth Ellsworth Cook. who was the
star debaier OF her class AZ Cornell. made
a stirring appeal last night to the members
OF the women's Political Union who met
a, the new headquartersat 20 East Twenty
ninth stree. TO give up " orking for philan-
throulo enterprises until they bad won
votes for women.
mo woman can servo two reforms,
sha said is il not better that Ne should
hs !e the power to make better Laws 10,
v omen and children than that We shouio
spend our time aud energy trying 70
repair damages that might nave I'LL 81,
praveutedl II We had NJ one time AL
the money that va drop into the hats OF
blind b-ggars. the boxes OF palmetto
looking mutss tho Salv alton Army tafn,
boIrines and kindred receptaciee would
be we'll worth while AZ . donation 10 ths
treasury OF this union
When We g-e tho vote It WIZ DE our
task 10 500 that tho blind are taught to
l.. self-supporting so that thef" won
ba any blind begRaIs. and TO 40 that
some provision il made for the aged ana
iniirm SD that there won't be any desers-
ing poor for the Salva alton Army 20 feed
ESome OF our members have already
r.,igued from all other organizations
To- which they belonged. not that their
interest has lessened hut merely because
they saw ,hat the most direct way was
the best way
Now ! have a pledge here which
cali the Pledge ~ Will and Won't and
hope Won will all sign It. IL N q promise
tina, you will give what you can In money
and service To gam votes Tor women
and that You will not give either money
or .ervics Ia any other Cause until the
women OF New York State are enfran-
| chised.-
Mrs Harriet stanton Blatch. presi-
dent Of the union said that the main oh
| ject OF the or ganiZAtion was Ia do elective
work along political lines
we mean 10 get hold Of young women.
she said and train them IA political
engineers. They must know how TO
Use n political situation.
| Mrs John Winter Brannan. chairman
Of the finance committee. said that the
| shop OF the union wherein all the articles
cxpoeed for sale would b" in one or all of
the union colors-green. white and pnr-
ple-would b.. formally opened Oh De-
CeElber Ia
/ She added that she had ordered some
suffrage savings banks. which she hoped
the members would take home and Use
az r.ceptaclss for stray coins.
Then the audience went down stairs
70 look at the new purple and green ban :
ners which decorated the walls OF the
front baserrsnts. which will serve the
do,,bl., purpose Of . shop and general
Office
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
UNDERvALCATION CASES.


WASHINGTON. Dec. io.-With the visit
Of Collector Loeb TO Washington to-dav
i, became known that the Government
is now in a position 90 proceed against
one or more concerns and individuals
implicated in recent naturalization cases
at the port Of New York. Although Mr.
och would not discuss the cases 1t was
said on good authority that the Govern
msnt may recover perhaps a million dol
lars in one instance. Criminal proeecu-
tions in certain cases arc also in con-
temptation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

WASHINGTON. d. &. Dec. 10. Tho gun
boat Eagle has arrived AT San Juan. the
destroyer PauldinR at Charleston. the
batt!eships Minnesota. Idaho. Mississippi
and Vermont at Brest. and the cruisers
Tennessee. Montana and Washington at
Hampton Roads.
The DESTROYER Drayton has sailed from
Hampton Roads for hey West.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

Democrats From Al PART of The country
Invited ny Eurton Harrison.

WAsHfNGrON. Dec n NJ N"m0Cr1'-
and rpanv E.publi"an- ar" :n'"r"-'".i
IN the Io-sihl" Significance" - n" lunch
con given a. the Metropolitan Elun to-day
by Representative Francis Huron Flh.-
ris0n " Sew YORK. ia honor n Coz Har-
Inon of Ohio Democratic from all par'-
Oi n" country were ~ attendance" SON"
Of fhcrn. radicals 20 IA" core, La'" u.'
been credited with being supporters 4
GOV Harmon l"' ~" luncheon - -Iii
10 hnv" been extremely harmonious
champ lark wa~ ore. % p" gI"r'-
80 -p..s.,-hs- w'r.. made ~ the luncheon
but many ~ 'hos" who attended "G'hI-
-In-ti cally announced ia'"r that ''ov
Harmon had been assured Il support
for III" Presidential nom.uH'IOn in .0lc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
Arm, and Navy Orders.

r,sHI,r-oy ucr ir-Tht> army order was
'S...-' ~ IS
,,., .,,rrr> f. Fife Medical Corps. from san
Trart.Isr. lu Iu'' Nlpr!ri
r.rs. ra.-. order, acre issued
rHr.' 'uIrr grade AiSlns9n. nn7n
-..,r.. ---i :" Medical School Hospital
Washington 'nr treatment -.
800 N,-'>'n1t surgeon / { White. from
u,.. Island tIuag''H. - ta~ Nlrksburg
.,,rri Surg'uT ri"ilo. from the NicAs
hrr, 90 .lar, island Hospital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
Housr Passes River and Hnrhor Bia

WAsHI.0rOs Doc. - r." r.y"r lrI
hsrh0r appropriation bill wrs ra-'". 49,
"a" HoY-" u R"pr"-"n'afis 90 '0-tl... -
l. came from ~" Commute" "agr-,1y
something over s5I oNp. n0p. I4r ~"..i.'
total
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
NEW JERSEY Rr.L rsr ATE FOR >>LI

ron SALE FoT-. slS. eight ~ $40 .. !"
vith rAhroad sitirS. spIcnil! -" f1r go. =. - =,
turing plant. H0bOkcE. Sew jersey. A,r' ~. -,
lots for residence, NJ rantWOOi Nrw ."f'J'
y. " Mcti.ASR. | Madison A..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

TIC Wall Street -dtion ~ THE EvtNi'i "
contain, all the financial nrUs and tn .'. -
bond quota tons ~ the close ~ the rr-a'. -.
Cfo-lnz Iuo tations. inciuiing IN. 'hI 80 -.
prices. with Addi uOnAI news matte. 90
taIned alan In the night edition 81 InE L'sS~"
5Ua.-AdS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
FINISHED RoOM- TO UT.

iOiST ST as WEST Two cheerful b. on, ~,
private bath. con Nrnienccs. light Eo.-r"'f."
board optional. subway
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-31

Mrs. WIN Bailey. Of Louisville. the
guest Of Mr., and Mrs. I'D Millct. was
the honoree OF a bridge party given
Tuesday evening Mt the home OF Mrs.
]. NJ. Hubbard The game was play.
with interest at the four tables. a.
Il was the first affair OF the kind
since the beginning OF Lent Re.
freshments OF Ice cream. cake and
uints were served. The guests on
this occasion were Mesdamcs VIII
Bailey. e. d. Prsthcr. C. y. shumate.
l.. =. Ellison. l.. A. Stone. A. H. Stone
c. l.. Walker. T. T. swayne. n. n.
Cowgirl. Roy Clark. Il. X. Ellison. J.
n. Millett. Mollie Prathcr. A. E Ken.
needy and W. n. Baltzer
David Josiah Brewer. Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States. died Monday night AZ
the result Of a stroke of appoplexy.
His death followed within a minute
before he could b. carried TO his bed
Mrs. Brewer was with him when the
end came. Justice Brewer was 20
years old.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-31

The Ballard Yoeman says: Great
indignation is felt here over the
probability that a negro enumerator
will be appointed to take the census
in the Lovelaceville District of this
county.
Mrs. X. Z. Brice, of near town.
went to Troy. Saturday to visi home
folks.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-31

Our Busy 8eportsr Says:

J. A. Moore went to Louisville. last
week.
Atty. McMurry spent Friday In I'm
ion City.
Don't forget to renew your sub
scription.
DIR. Reid and family. of Fulton. we're
here Sunday.
Hugh Ed Curlin was here from
Union City Sunday.
Miss Mollie Bourne spent Sunday
in Union City with relatives.
Fount Hughes. of Troy, Tenn. was
visitor ia Hickman Saturday.
Miss Nell Bondurant visited Mrs.
Hardy Lyon i'm Union City last week
Clarence Graham and wife visited
the latter's mother in Fulton this
week.
Most OF the boys in town wear Per.
lection Clothes bought from Smith 4
Amberg.
r. A. Tyler is building new ga.
rage at lakewood Stock Farm, for
his new autos.
Miss Troy vivrett was married TO
Mr.. Niles Lee jr., OF Mississippi
county. Monday.
Easter Is over. and the next event
OF national interest is the coming OF
Halley's Comet.
Beware OF substitutes-see that our
trademark is on your plumbing and
timing jobs.-John Cotton.
p. II. Weaks and family and Edwin
Cooke. Of Fulton. were here Sunday
afternoon in Mr.. Weak's auto.
II was an ideal Easter and one es-
pecially enjoyed and appropriately OBJ.
served in all OF the churches.
Fount Love, one Of the good, old
negroes of Hickman. died Friday, OF
pneumonia. after a months illness.
Sanford Roper. OF the Harmony
community. and Mrs. Alice Campbell,
OF Hailewell, were married last week.
II you want your boy to have a
stylish long-wearing suit buy him a
Perfection Suit from Smith & Am
berg.
Mrs. Lillian Leech Norton, of Tex
as. who has been visiting Miss Ma
bel Wilson. returned TO wingo Sat
urday.
Miss Estelle Reneau. Miss Louise
Atwood, s. ID. Luten and Gordon
Rice were In Union City Saturday af-
ternoon.
Pleas Taylor. Miss Pauline Taylor,
George Allen, and Mr.. Collins. Of Full
ton, were here Sunday in Mr., Taylor
automobile.
w. A. Dodds is building another
new house in the Bond Addition. He
will probably start two more in the
near future.
Miss Myrtle Walker is visiting rel.
atives and friends in Louisville. She
will spend several months before re-