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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-27

u Oahu Juniors.
+" Oct. 3O.-Asahis VS.. C. A. Cs.
!" Oct. 3O.-Palama VS.. MI Hooks.
" Golf.
u Oct. 30.-Country Club.
" Cricket.
u Oct. 29.-Match.
u Rowing.
u Oct. 30.-Healani Club Race.
u Football.
I" Oct. 29.-Season Opens.
u Running. ''.N
/" Oct. 30.-Kaoo VS.. King. "
q a. q q q 4 Il u u n Il Il Il u q u
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-27
KAOO RUNNING WELL under
WRAPS" and PLEASES TOUTS
OLD WAIALUA HORSE DOES NO SPECTACULAR WORK
BUT COVERS MILES AT STEADY, EVEN PACKING
WILL HAVE TO BE SPEEDY MAN TO BEAT ANTOINE.

If offers to wager fabulous amounts
en- Kaoo are any criterion, there are
many Honolulu people who consider !!
that the old Waialua Horse has
great show against Soldier King. The
iiawaians will be with Kaoo to
man. and they will not listen to any
suggestion that he might be de-
feated.
The old Hawaiian champion is be- !,
ing trained by the only Bill Rice,
and the speedy schoolboy ped knows
a thing or two about the game. KaOo
has been doing great work over ten
and fifteen miles. and although he
Is not speeding up to any great ex-
tent, he Is putting in solid ticks that
show that he is in good condition.
Kaoo keeps up his regular style
of easy running, and does mile after
mile at the same easy pace that he
used to show when racing against
the cracks last year. II is sure that
the old fellow can increase his pace
II he wants to. and then King will
he up against both slayer and
sntinter
| Al tho Rows, Field Kooo bas done
coma 0ns runs I,,e,v and S,merson
i p,ce q 70 ar very vol, so,,esad
with the showing made by tho old
fellow Althoupb not On snectocuIar
as King, Kaoo does some excellent
running, and the race on Sunday
next is not going to be such n run
away affair as some oyerconfident
people seem to imagine II will be.
Hooo a sto,or
The local runner Is able TO STAY
for week, and MS he is determined
to stick close TO King right through
the race, till It is time TO sprint
away for the tame, It only remains
to remark that If Kaoo is alongside
King anywhere near the finish. there
win be but one end to 1t, and that
will be Kaoo first and King second.
| But the ouestion IL Can the old
man keen nm with King over fast
run ten miles? II will be at the
ten-mile post that the spectators will
be able To see how the chances are.
II King has gained n Ian by that
time, there is no hone barring acct
dents of Kaoo winning. If Kaoo
can hang on for the distance. there
J IL no telling how the last five miles
will he run, and. as stated before, IL
: the men are together Ian or so
from the finish. Kaoo will win for
certainty. ......
| All Hawaii is Interested in the
coming race, and there should be a
great crowd present when the men
, are sent of ON their long Journey.
The army will be represented in
foineI and many hundreds Of soldiers
will, come in from all the forts to
see King run. o.
Teal, pa;no prororod
The Athletic Park track is being
measured. and stakes to hold the
. nlaces are being leyeled off and the
|. soft spots filled I'm with earth. The
scoring arrangements will be good,
and the officials who have charge of
tho race will see to IL that every
thing is carried out successfully.
The Arrangement as to seats Is be-
| ing Thought out, and as the soldiers
are Yelling out for the best that can
/ be obtained. and claim that they
| don't want any two bit bench, the
probabilities are that the whole OF
one, side OF the ground will he re.
served for them. This is not def
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-27

matter how the fifteen mile race in
the afternoon ends. King is nothing
If not a worker, and he is doing
something all the time. lie will
have to return to the mainland be-
fore long. but will return early next
year, and then will he ready to tackle
anybody over the full Marathon dis
lance. 'u
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-27
DOTS AND DASHES.

There will be a meeting of the Ha-
waiian Association Football League
this evening at the Thistle Club,
Young Hotel, and all those interest
ed in the game are requested to at,
tend at s o'clock.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-27

PISS editorial rooms - 2256
business Oiiice. These nre the tele-
phone numbers OF the Bulletin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-27

On Sunday there will be grea
days sport at the Country Club, ant
the usual bunch will be on hand al
day. Lunch will be provided and al
the good things will be spread OF
the tables.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-27

The King foot race will start
at halfpast two o'clock sharp or
Sunday afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-17
SEWER DISTRICT NO 6

The taI books for the collection of special assessment upon the real property in Sewer District No. 6 in the city of Pine Bluff has been placed. in my hands.
 All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessment to me within thirty days from this date.
 If such payment is not made action will be mmenced at the end of that time for the collection of such assess ment and for legal penalties and cost Given under my hand this Sth day of December. 1910.
 A. c. RUSSELL, City Collector. Office, City Hall, 9 a. m. to 12 m.
 12 8 set
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BRIEF MENTION

Miss Gussie Jones has been quite sick for several days.
 J. T. Lloyd has returned from a business trip to stuttgart.
 Tom Collier. of ltheimer. was a visitor in the city yeSkerday.
 Mrs. J. w. Underwood, of Stutt- gart, is visiting in the city.
 B. c. Fowles has returned from a brief business trip to Little Rock.
 Miss Mabelle Rhodes of Stuttgart is in the city visiting M<e. Fred Kes- terson.
 Mrs. T. J. Collier and little daugh- ter, Kathleen, of Altheimer, spent yes terday in the city shopping.
 R. R. Adams, editor of the Sheri- dan Headlight, was business visitor in the city yesteday.
 Mrs. Otto Schmidt has returned to her home in Stuttgart after wis t with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Kester- son.
 Mrs. R. E. Pugh, of Fordyce. has
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NOTICE

The Eleventh annual ball of Pine Bluff Lodge No. 305, Brotherhod of Railway Trainmen will be given at the Bluff City hall, Second avenue and Chestnut street., Monday, Jan- uary 2. 1911. A contest for the most popular lady will be held, in which a $35 tailor made suit will be award ed to the lady receiving the largest number of votes. Each ticket sold will have attached a coupon which will entitle purchaser to five votes
 A ballot box will be placed in Be- dell's Pharmacy where votes may be
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lnvincible Literary Society.

The Invincible Literary Society had It's weekly meeting in the Mathema- tics room Friday afternoon. The fol- lowing program was disposed of: De- c,amation, John Sorrells; Debate, Re- solved that statewide prohibition is better than local option. Affirma- ti.e, James Alexander, Read Fletcher, and Sam Healey; Negatives, Spencer I OK, Henry Guest and Frank Triplett. Some of the main points brought out oy the affirmative were that state wide proh bition covers more territory aud it $ harder for a man to get q drink, and that it is settled forever when it is once settled and not every two years. Among other things, the negative debatefs called attention to che fact that he government revenue from liquors ts greater since there are more prohibition states than it was be- fore. They also stated that it does rot really prohibit but just encour- ages the breaking of the law This debate was one of the best ever rem dered and the contestants should be complimented on their work. The de- c'sion, was awarded the negative by a twD to one vote of the judges. The lust number was an essay by Freeltn CAl Alistophsr. The society adjourned to meet a week after Christmas.
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cast. Each vote coupon will bear
 corresponding number to the ticket it is detached from and parties cast ing votes can make a memorandum
 of coupon numbers on reg ster at the ballot box. The candidates will then know exactly how many votes
 they have received. Price of ticket and vote coupon one dollar. I. F. Magee, G. F. Hill, c E Lee, commit tee, 12 z I'm.
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Philhmatheon Society.

The Philama .heon Debating Society met yesterday afternoon at the High Schoo. The debate at this meeting W Is on the subject R: solved that 1:. United States Navy shoult be tncrel:
 cd faster than 1t 8 being increasei
 The first on the affirmative was Ali bent Madding. Mr Madding prepa~ ~- Cd his argument and 1t was read J Jeff Allen. The : cst spf aker on the negative was Farinll rowles. He was following by the uex' speaker on ':e affirmative, Jay S',ah and Frans Byrd, the second ov the negative :nle shep Gallagher wa. third on the it
 rrmative and Wro. reeman was thi
 Tor the negative. Foger McNew sIcke cn the aff rmative d Tcm Lyle made talk f>r fh neealive. Int arg !.
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At tIe First Baptist Cburcb

Sunday school at 9:20 a. m. Preacb Ing by the pastor at eleven o'clock n the morn rg and ct sIeven-thirty at night. The subject of the morning sermon The Blassing of Loyal Lie, , The subject of the .vangelistic ser- Vice at night, What is Co,.version?' $. Y. P. U. meets "t c.30 L m. It is, desired that all the subscr,ntion cards recently sent ont by the pastor be returned during the service Sund,y II possible. A warmth earted welcome awaits everybody at the service of the First Baptist church.
 s. ID. FULL, Pastor.
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returned home after visit with Mrs. F. G. Bridges She is a former resident of this city.
 Mrs. Fannie Brunson has returned to her home in Little Rock, after a visit with her sister, Mrs. Drew White, on West Fourth avenue. =.
 Jack Langford, who has been at tending Treats College, has returned home to spend the holidays with his parents, MT. and Mrs. w. H. Langford.
 l.. Lowry, special representative for thle |Mery Nerna Mining Co.,, with headquarters at Memphis, is in the cty in the interest of that concern
 Deputy Sheriff L N. Vaught, of Greenv'lle, Miss, who has been here for 8 few days testifying at the Eth ridge hearing, left yesterday morn ng for his home.
 T. E. Malone, Of Edna. ax4s, has returned home after spending few days in the city. He gas one of tn important states witnesses at the hear Ing Of J. W. Ethridge Wednesday and Thursday.
 D. B, Gardner, district passenger agent for the Northern Pacific, with headquarters fn St Louis; Joe J. Og @ travelling passenger agent for the Louisville, Henderson and St. Louis railway, Of St. Louis, and c. B. Ogle, travelling passenger agent for the Burlington route, with headquarters in St. Louis, were among the railroad officials in the city yesterday
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NEW FURNACE IN
 METHODIST CHURCH

The First Methods, church has for a lorg .tme been in great need of new heating appartus. The old plant became SC thoroughly worn out from heat and rust as to make it impossi- bile to get the auditorium comfortable even fin ordinary weather It became evident to the church authorities that a rev heat ng plant must be installed, or the congregation dismissed. A few weeks ago the old furnace was re- moved. and a new furnace has been The work was completed and tested this week and found to work perfect ly. A double furnace of the gravi / heat system was pit in and heats both the auditorium and hapel of the church. The large hot air pipes a.e adjustable so that the air can be turn ed ou, or off as desired The heat O one furnace or of both can all be thrown into the auditorium, or into JuS CIdpCi, LuuS C1lc tWO tCtl. UC uCdt~ ed separately, or together
 This news will be received by the members and friends of the church with no small pleasure. The, church can now be made as comfortable as any private parlor or sitting room. Now that the church is comfortably heated, the pipe organ repaired and working finely, and concrete walks laid around the church, it only re. mains to freshen up the ins de and ol-
 side of the building with paint to make this elegant old church edifi ce worthy of it's splendid and historic membership, and wolth of the con- spicuous place 't occupies in the city
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Lotus COtilliOn Club Dance.

A dance was givem last evening by the Lotus Cotillion Club, at the Bluff City Club. An orchestra furnished music and punch was served during the evening. The attendants includ- ed Misses Agnes Hill of Senatobia, Mrs., Miss Porter, of Memphis; Car roll Neyland, of Greenv'1e, Texas; Mat tie Orto, Mary Geisreiter, Bessie Thompson, Olivia Alexander, Ali May Howell, Lill all Harris, Annie Martin, Eleanor Mum, Virginia Walker, Caro- l,ne Caldwell, Eulalie Walker and Henrietta Taylor; ". B. Alexander, Sam Smith, Wilbur Orto, Dick KsoE, Sanders Caldwell, Henry Jordan, Sor- re!ls Dewoody c. M. Nichol Dan Rut- ledge, Ed Williams, Will Jacobs, Hen ry Haizlip Tom Purvis, Sterling Bar LOW, Henry Roberts and Louis Chev- all'er; Messrs and Mesdames w. H. I.angford, N. A. Waldron, Charles H.. Triplett, V. B. Alexander, J. D. Will bourne, A. w. Scruggs, R. T Lothian Wade H Knox, F B. Tomldnson, and Mrs Louise Rowland.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-17
Granite Shower.

Mss Minnie Hamilton, who is eoor 10 wed Erl Brewster was tfe honcre; st a granite shove given by MT. and Mrs. H. H. Ward, at their ho "e Thursday evening. A large quantity tf choice china and granite were lmong the gifts. Refreshments were served at a seasopa ble hcnl. Amouc those present were Misses Etta Evans Pearl Evans Anna Lee Hamilton Kathleen: Hamilton, Mattie Lou Lu- ton, Ida Fish. M and Mrs. L Y Van Valkenburg. Mrs. Sin pson, Mrs Oconnor, Mrs. ] each Mrs. Quinn Mrs. w. A. Hamilton, Mrs. Lucy Gres ham, Messrs. J. c Roehuck, Jchn Graves, Lowe Rean FrarL O'Conncr Louis O'Connor Jack Wells, Alviu Fish. Thomas Leach. Hunter Lloyd " A. Hamilton Sim Goodman, MT. aud Mrs. H. H. Ward.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-17
Embroidery CiEb.

Mrs. J. B. Rogers was hostess f5~ the Embroidery Club yesterday afte'- noon at her home OH West Fifth ave n'ue. The afternoon was spent ii, embroidery work and at a late ho r refreshments were served. Those pres ent were Mesdames B. c. Mead, Smith, Henry Nichol, J. R. Walker, Jeff Mu'- phy A. c. Parse, A T. Whitelaw, B. French, Tom Groves, Sam Arnett, and J R. Martin. The next meeting will be held on the first Friday after New Year with Mrs. l.. c Saunders
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-17
S0rOsis Society.

Probably the iudg-s who decide! :n
 ayor the negatives in the intere ting debate featured ;n .ne usual weekly program of the Soros1s Society yester- Gay afternoon at ..e Tlne Bluff High School consid. ~ed ! feet that en-. tinuous tramp:l :, the soldier Toys afoot entitled then to Imme recocli- ton for services t'al the lads in ;aa Navy, who enjey ,le on the h"tue- ships and know practice lily little of the ''terrors o. Wal" ether tha.! he firing oi the nava guns in time of epace. and sometimes in battle. Fo tte negatives, i9uh7 Wilson and VT lin Miller, won ln the Ger;te" r -solv- cd that sailors gre lacre .t be h. >;."red than soldiers ; desrite the able ars,- r1ents of the aAfirmatives Sallie Clark, and Matte Hestanu. TWO mus cal numbers all i1. .!ruta ntal soio h7 :ee Nettie Mullik'n and duet hy Mi 'scs Caroline and Rose Schneider, were much enjoyed
 The reading W dssses l,azel McEl- ,;enny and Ma y s.'w were also interesting. After the rcog 2 ! th7 meeting adjourned tc mee, again ext I riday.
 Press Correspo;' eat.
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Ranks On Sure Thing Now.

"I'll never be without Dr. King New Life Pills again. writes A Schingeck, CAT Elm St, Buffalo, N Y. They cured me of chroni' constipation when all others faite=l UncQualea for Billi0usness. Jaund5c
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Yhe- Church of Chriut

Cor Beech aa4 Sixth St c. Gze,f.f. mn stef. fhe True a5a False Ha t- Psien, will be the pastor molaIe. so21eet Tn services a5 nigh vii. be conducted by tvs9 ladies from l5, tIe Rock Mes7ames N4ftir and raI- len in the interest of the Jubilee ri tte B. r. P. U. Spec al song servja, VIII begin at "a" D m The mid Week prayer service vii, be led he Miss Ivy George.
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Pi Psi Society.

Pf Psi Society.
 The Pi Psi Literary Society held a meeting at the High School yes terday afternoon. Miss Allie Banks the vice-president occupied the chair in the absence of the regular presl- dent.
 The following program was rem dered:
 Instrumental solo, Miss Ida Fiske-
 Debate, Resolved, That Novel Reading is a Greater Moral Injury Than a Benefit Affirmative, Miss es Irene Langford and Edna Vest all; negative, Misses Stevie Ross ard Alma Foley.
 Society news, Miss Vivian Parke;
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RECEIVER'S SALE

FOR SALELFour head of cattle. 30 hogs, two wagons, sets of har- ness, farming implements.
 Sale at Murphy and Smiths plan. tat:on, 5 miles north of Humphrey, Dec. :1, l91O. 12 15t
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 AT CHURCHES. '
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First Church of Christ Sc,on.,..

rrst Church of Christ Scientist
 Services Sunday morp;pe at |, U elock' Sunday evening at 7:45 Spb- Jece Is the Universe Includinp Mar evolved by Atomic Force? Sunday 'onool sunday morning at 10 o'clock Wednesday evening nasti,eI lieeulng at 7;45. Reading room on en d1dly except Sunday from q.qo to o. All services, at 1OS Pine street Visitors welcome.
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Coterie Chorus.

The executive committee of the Musical Coterie will hold meeting this afternoon at 8 o'clock at the Hol- lenberg Music Store. A rehearsal of the chorus will be held at the same place at o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-17

Saturday evening Christmas eve, at the church. This is annual event at TT nity church and elaborate prepara- tions are being made for the coming Christmas
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Rehearsal For Hanilkkah.

The children of the Temple relig- ious school are requested to attend the rehearsal of theil Hanukkah play this morning at g o'clock. before the services.
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r.ents were good an oett sides. rhe affirmative won bv vote of tw to cne. The talks made by Fran. oyrd and Tom Lyle wee especially ee9d slowing careful nJv and much thought aa the su.. jeet
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Episcopal Trinity Church.

Corner West Third and Oak streets Rev. Charles L. w. Reese. rectos
 Fourth Sunday in Advent.
 Holy Communion. g a. m.
 Sunday school 9 30 a m. pr. Je- dan, supt.
 Morning prayer aud sermon ii.
 Evening prayer an: sermon 7.eo m.
 1here will be special music at both morning and evem'n. service and cordial invitation is extended to all .r worship ill Trinity, particularly stra ar CTS ad those having no church hon o lie members of the Parish are )a. e4aliS urged to be present at all SC wees unless i'll or ou. of town.
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SOnnenschein-YOut.

SOnnenschein- Tout. The following invitadion has been issued in th.s city, and because of the popularity of the bride in social cir cleg here the approaching wedding is of unusual interest: Mir. and Mrs. M. Sonnenschein request the pleasure of your company at the wedding reception of their
 daughter
 Rose
 and
 MT. Mike Yout .. on Sunday evening January the first nineteen Hundred and eleven
 at half after eight o'clock 616 West Fourth Ave.
 Pine Bluff, Arkansas At home
 after February first, 1104 West Fourth Street, Little Rock, Arkansas.
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Christmas Tree.
 The congregation of Trinity Episco- pal church are making arrangements fnr a Christmas tree to be given on
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---C. s. McNew devotes his time to -nts. 10S Pine St
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-03-05

and. at the same time. do Justice to the
inventor and make known it's real worth
aud Importance, is indeed difficult Yet
no more than plain aud accurate ac-
count Of the demonstrations given b,
Mr. Nicliol on Washington birthda,
at the request OF the business men oi
Yeripston. siIould~be ueceSsar. to Sar
rectly iortell the prominent place uri.
apparatus is la occupy in farming anp
VERY kind uf construction work.
The object of this invention is 10 pro
vide an apparatus for use in removing
sand, dirt, broken rock. manure aud tht
ike from pits, shoals. quarries eorrals
and excavations of every kind withou,
,hoveliug or forkiug il into wagons
cars and similar conveyances II can
he adjusted to unload into carrier oi
from one to six or more feet in height
aud the only power required for its OPP
Grafton is one horse.
The chief problem presenting itself to
the spectator while watching the loader
in operation is why so simple an idea
should not have occurred to some on,
centuries ago. For the purpose of re
moving manure in corral a forked
-craper, drawn preferably bv two horses
IN place of one, is uset instead of the
ordinary dirt scraper, Like woman
might hold her apron to the ground
while into IT chips OF wood were being
swept, the scraper is filled four times
With manure and ingeniously unloade,I
on the apron of this device aud in less
time than ii takes to tell 1t, with the aid
of lI-foot windlass revolving in two
uprights just above the wagon box, tn,
contents, sufficient to completely fill a
wagon box fourteen feet long, three feet
wide and eighteen inches deep is rolled
mp and dumped.
On the evening OF the 2lst of Feb
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-03-05

W4shing,on's birthday was obser, e,i
III very appropriate manner. T {
100 Dancing Club gave one of their EN-.
Ipyable iinhs. Music was furnished l>
Thorp'S orchestra. The school children
did their share toward making the affair
a success 10y entertaining us with recita
tons and songs. The grand march was
led by a. X. Belfeld aud Mrs. Ston.
Among The jolly good fellows, we no.
ticed Mr. Dexheimer, Mrs. Warfey auG
family, MIR. and Mrs !. Adams and
family, Mr.. aud Mrs Thorp, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Fish and daughter, Miss Bertha
lhorp, Mr. Rose, Alexander brothers
ana Dan Wilson, who looked very hun.
gry. Alexander acted as floor manager
The ladies furnished refreshments fo,
the inner man. All STAYED until In,
wee snia hours, when Dan Wilson ana
Nhauncey Alexander sang "Iiome
sweet Home, af'er which all left ia,
their homes, hoping the 100 club would
soon repeat the dose.
In the near future we hope to Ice EN-
tertained by the o0l Club. They talk OF
celebrating the great national holi.
'ay, st. Patrick's birthday. We ais,
have gun club. and hear that the pres
ident OF the club was out after big game
last week, but have been unable to learn
what he found. AT the meeting of the
tiub we expect to vote tor the most pop
ular and handsome young lady in town.
Mrs. Dan Wilson spent last week in
town, the guest OF Mrs. A. l.. Daniels.
X L. WISE.