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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-08-15
MOUNTAIN PEAK. .

Mountain Peak, August 9.--Mr
Bob Ferguson will begin a singing
school here Wednesday.
Miss Gdays Russell of Nocona is
the guest of her grandmother, Mrs.
Mary Burns.
Mr., Henry Ramer is visiting his
old home at Kramer, Pa, and expects
to see his brother, Mr.. Emmett RAJ
mer, formerly of Mountain Peak.
DR.. and Mrs. Harris spent a few
days last week with the former S
brother at Italy.
Mrs. Jim Berrier of Maypearl Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. j. E. Ferguson
last week
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Curry,
July %, a fine boy.
Byron and LEY Boyd visited their
aunt, Mrs. Spears, last week.
Messrs. George Spears and VIII
Sanders went to Waxahachie Friday
on business.
TIN Intellectual and Training So
ciety met last Friday night and elect
ed new officers.
Mrs. r. NJ. Taylor is visiting in
Midlothian this week
Mrs. J. p. Forbes is visiting her
mother near San Antonio.
Mr.. Little is the guest of his daugh
ter, Mrs. H. l.. White.
Mrs. Eskridge and daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Edwards, visited Mrs. Jim Bur-
Lesson at Venus Saturday.
Mr.. Cook, an aged resident of this
place, is on the sick list this week.
The young people enjoyed a par
ty at Mr.. Jim Stanberry's home sat.
urday.
Misses Empty and Lizzie Rotten at
tended church at Oak Branch Sun
day.
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PERSONALS

Mr., and Mrs, G. d. Longeerre
spent yesterday ut Oyilla
Miss Hazel Ellington of Hillsboro
Is visiting Mrs. f. H. Griffin.
Wilbur Berry has returned from
the summer school OF the University
of Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. satchell left
this morning for a two weeks visit
az Galveston.
Carroll Todd and Jack Kidd have
returned from pleasure trip TO
Mineral Wells.
Mrs, A. b. Small and children Of
Dallas are guests at the home of Or.
and Mrs. Watson.
Mr, and Mrs. John Dunaway are
now domiciled In their new home In
University addition.
o. NJ Parks of Paris has accepted
position with the Waxahachie Cot
ton Ofi company as bookkeepr.
o Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Penn returned
this morning from Denison, where
they have been visiting for several
days
s, w, Durham has returned from
St Louis where he purchased fall
and winter goods for the Durham
Dry Goods Co.
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HOWARD.

Howard, August 9.--Dry, hot
winds still prevail. The crops are be-
ing badly damaged.
The artesian we'll at this place has
been completed with flow of about
twelve feet. The company win go
from here to Waxahachie
Quite crowd of young folks at
tended preaching at Antioch Tues
day night.
Mrs. d. Bassinger and children and
Gladys Fleming OF Waxahachie visit
ed the families OF J. L. Shaw and A,
]. Poulter last week.
Mrs. A. J. Poulter is visiting her
daughter In Bardwell this week.
Mr.. Hardy Pearson began a sing
ing school at this place Monday with
quite large enrolment Of pupils.
Mrs. Levi Adair OF near Waxaha-
chic was visiting her mother. Mrs.
j. H. Fleming, last week.
Mr.. White suffered greatly from
getting several pieces OF steel in his
eye which had to be taken out by a
physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Robinson, Mr..
Ed Maloney's sister, Miss Nova. went
10 Corpus Christi Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollingsworth visit
ed Mrs. ID. d. Floyd Sunday.
DR.. Shanks OF kenvin il locating
at Howard. We welcome him ana
wish him much success.
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SHOCK KILLS MOTHER.
Mrs. Pickett Dies Soon After Learn
ing of Sons Death

Dallas, Texas, August I5.-Thc
body of W. l.. Williams, one of the
Dallas National Guardsman killed
by Dallas Artilleryman F'irmin at
Hillsboro Saturday, was yesterday
shipped to his father, a physician a.
Kemp, Texas. where burial was
made that evening.
The body of A B. Pickett, the
other slain guardsman, is still be-
ing held in the morgue, awaiting the
arrival Of his father from Galveston
Puckett's mother, who had been in
delicate health died Saturday even
ing at Galveston soon after learn
ing of the tragic death of her son.
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LOCAL NEWS
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Use the new Phone.

| Use the new Phone. #
Mrs. p. F. Davenport, photogra-
| pher. #
| F. S. Cronk Co., mill and gin suo-
plies. II
F. s. Cronk CO. Tor all kinds Of
plumbing supplies. 1:
Eighteen rolls toilet paper AMI
holder for 500 at Cronk Co. tt
8ny your pump from +. s. CronK
Co. All kinds. Prices way down. tt
See those new fire extinguisGers az
F. s. Cronk Co. They recharge them
free II
Mr.. Belmont will sing two new and
popular songs at the Majestic to-
night 113
When you need a plumber call
Bnnkley, with F. ). Cronk CO. Both
Phones ~ a
horse suffering with lockjaw
was shipped here from Ennis Friday
AiSHt Wy WI INONG IOI treatment DE
DR.. Harriet.
Lawn mowers snarpenea and nd
justed. Umbrellas covered an. fe.
paired. Arthur Mackoy, bicycle and
gun shop, PIP East Main street. ii
Street Commissioner Connally is
having some first class work done on
West Main and West Franklin
streets in the way of cutters placed
in front of the business houses,
A large crowd from Waxahachie
attended the camp meeting at Ovilla
yesterday. Rev. A. d. Porter Of this
city is assisting in the meeting.
There are now about sixty campers
on the ground.
To keep your health sound; to
avoid the ills of advancing years: to
conserve your physical forces for a
ripe and healthful old age, guard
your kidneys by taking Foleys Kid
ney Remedy. B. w. Fearis. d
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MANY KILLED IN WRECK
FAST SCHEDULE EXCURSION
CRASHES INTO TRAIN.
Accident Caused by Misplaced Switch
and Some of the Cars Were
Torn Into Splinters--Thir-
ty-Two Dead.

Royan, France. August 15.--An
excursion train from Bordeaux, with
200 passengers and running fifty
miles an hour. crashed into freight
train at Saujon yesterday.
Thirty-two people were Killed ana
100 injured.
Many OF the victims were school
girls,
Several of the passenger cars were
torn 10 splinters.
A misplaced switch caused the
accident
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Every Hour OF the Day.

Curtin Drug Co.. the reliable drug.
gists of Waxahachie. Texas, are hav'
Ing calls for "HINDIPO," the new
kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic thai
they are selling under positive
guarantee.
Its merits are becoming the tall
OF the town and everybody wants t
try 1t, and why not? It costs moth.
ing II It don't do you good--not one
cent.
They don't want your money II II
does not benefit you. and will cheer
fully refund the money. Try L 70.
day. mt
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Affair Was a Success.

The members of the Woodmen
Circle sold ice cream, cake and lem
onade on the courthouse lawn Sat
urday night and the affair was en-
tirely satisfactory. A large crowd
was In attendance and all seemed to
enjoy the occasion.
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At the Majestic

The Dancing Lazwells are at the
Majestic for the first three nights
this week. A good biograph picture
will be shown tonight and Mr.. Bel
mont will have two new songs.
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work better. We save you money. we
are better equipped. we have wha.
You want. The French steam-dry-
cleaning machine Waxahaehie Hat
Works. 116 College street. Phone
IS. Cleaning and pressing. r
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BRICK FOR SALE.-Several thou5
ands of first class Kennedale brick
for sale at $500 per thousand Adj
dress postoffiee box 2a4. Waxaha-
chic, Texas or old phone 49,. Wax
ahachie. Texas dlaiw31
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FRENCH AVIATOR MAY WIN PRIZE
Leblanc Is in the Lead In the Cross
Country Acroplane Races In
France.
United Press Special.

Ameins. France, August 15.--Le-
Blanc today completed the fifth leg
of the cross-country aeroplane race,
covering forty~nine miles in ona
hour and eight minutes. Unless
some unforeseen accident occurs Lee
Blanc Will win. The race ends We'd
nesday.
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Dragged to Death by Mu,e.

Paris. Texas, August 15.-The g.
year-old daughter of Bob Coffee, q
negro farmer living south Of How
land, was dragged to death by a
mule Saturday night.
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INDIAN TIRES Of HIS POVERTY
Body OF James Buckelry Is Found
swinging 10 q Trec--liad BE-
come Respondent.
United Press Special.

United Press Special.
Weletka, Okla, Aug. While
the congressional committee Is in
vestigating the proposed sale of In
dian lands valued at millions James
Buckelry, flood blood, became des-
pendent over his poverty and hung
himself to a tree. The body was
found today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-08-15

ROOMS-~-Three rooms suitable for
light house keeping for rent Electric
lights. city water. bath privileges.
SEQ per month, Address Rooms
Rent" care Daily Light. llGpd
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Mr. nd Mrs. =. P. Littlepage and
baby Will leave tomorrow for Wichi-
IA Falls fcr a two weeks visit
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We print anything you want from
visiting card to the largest size
circulars. Enterprise PUBLISHING
company. II
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WEATHER Tonight and Tuesday
partly cloudy weather, showers In
extreme northern portion tonight or
Tuesday Max 10S Min rs
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To EXCHANGE Five room house
with bath room and hall, city water,
RICE shade trees, cement walks and
terrace, for University lot O, II.
Chapman. ia
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EsTRAYEp-sc Scotch collie pup Old
phone ass II
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WANTED We want your feed o.
ders. sbiYe q Keys. II
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FOR sALE~-Gentie buggy horss,
cheap. {. A. Arnold, II
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WANT COLUMN
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WEATHER Tonight and Tuesday
partly cloudy weather, showers IN
extreme northern portion tonight or
Tuesday Max. 1903, Min rs
EsFRAYEp-se Scotch collie pup. Old
phone 46G II
WANTED We want your feed o.
ders. sbive 4 Keys II
FOR Gentle buggy horse,
cheap. {. A. Arnold. II
FOR sAI4E--h piano cheap II sold
this week, Apply 10 Il. j. Moore. ll5
"AXAHACHGE hot mineral water
delivered daily b. s. McCourt. old
phone f6I. II
IF YoU wish to buy nice six room
cottage on the inStallment plan ste
r. r. Thompson. lisp
FOUND Purse containing money.
Call at postuffice. describe property
and pay for this notice. Tia
LOST Gold pin made Of $3.50 Eng
lish coin, Leave at Pinmhotf saddlery
Co. and receive reward. 1f3
~ ADVERTISEMENT Ia this coli
ana may bring you Just the oppor-
tuaity you ara looking for. II
FOR SALE Six room house, large
lot. Trinity University addition, at my
price. your terms, Tom G. Cole. Zap
LOST "A small brown coin case.
containing S3.oo and some small
change. Finder return 10 this office.
ll3
FOR sALE-Chett MORTGAGES.
deeds Il trust. vendors lien notes.
plain notes, etc, a. paily L zHt Of
flee. Il
CLEANING AND PRESSING give
do 1t aud do Il right. II not, your
money back. Phone taS, Rice Wool
pn Mills. 10
FOR RENT THREE room house
with front and back porch, city wa
ter See Louis Giles on North Col
fega street, II
PAGE--the tailor, Cleaning. press
ing and repairing mems. wotnens
and chi lrcn's. All work guaranteed.
Phone II. II
LADiES--~We give expert and care
ful attention 10 cleaning and press
ing ladies suits or skirts, Phone iTs.
Matthews Bros, II
To EXCHANGE Five room house
with bath room and hall, city water,
nee shade trees, cement walks and
terrace, for University lot. o, H
Chapman. ia
ROOMS rooms suitable for
light house keeping for rent Electric
lights. city water bath privileges.
5000 per month. Address Rooms
Rent" care Daily Light. llGpd
BRICK FOR sALE--Several thous
ands of first class Kennedale brick
for sale at $500 per thousand Adj
dress postoffice box IA. Waxaha-
chic, Texas or old phone 49,. Wax
ahachie. Texas. dt2iw31
ATTENTION---We can Go your
work better. We save you money. we
are better equipped. we have wha.
you want. The French steam-dry-
cleaning machine Waxahaehie Hat
Works. 1l6 College street. Phone
IS. Cleaning and pressing. n
Hello, WaxahaChie !!
Drop me card or phone 167 and
+ will call and explain the merits
- Aha Knirhfs and Ladies' Of
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-02

and in fact we believe very bad
policy on the part OF Inc jndivjd-
uaI states Of the federal union to
ende2NOr in any way Pow to per-
NIT the general government 10
come into the individual states Of
the union and collect taxes und""
an income tax law. The ind!Wd~
uaj states Of the union are not
prohibited from collecting in
come taxes and il necessary. let
the states avail Ct this financial
resource. But don't allow the
federal government any more
rights than it now has. That
somc Of the states Of the South
have already assented to this and
have, as it we're. sold their birth
right for a mess Ct rottaGe, is
sinru!arly unfortunate and retro
gressiye.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-02
SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1910.
The Duties OF the President.

TIE Constitution Of the United States directs
the president TO communicate to congress what
he considers to be the needs Of the country.
Calling its attention thereto his DUTY IS IlniS'l"t.
He is the executive Of this government and It is
his duty to execute the laws Of the government
as far as les in his power and for this purlOs"
he has all Of the federal courts Of the country to
aid him and the military force OF me country
whenever it may become necessary.
We have had some rather aggressive press
dents, some democratic and some republican, We
think chiefly the latter, who have been c0nSp!cu-
Gus in their efforts to go far beyond the proper
functions of the office and to cndeavor to force
their legislation by threats that fair minded peo-
pie would ordinarily consider improper. Presl-
dent Cleveland called congress together to re-
peal the Sherman silver purchase bill. It was
very proper for him to call congress into special
session for that purpose if he thought it Was a
great evil and he could make his statement to
congress as elaborate as he pleased. On the
other hand, however, he told the people that
this thing had to be done. He was quite abb
trary about the matter, had frequent councils
VIII ZIG ltdtClo oI VIC tdttJ IIs iE SHShtS'fS"
in doing what he desired to Go. When a nan
becomes president Of the United States he prob
ably is rot any the less of a man than before
and has not lost with this promotion the natural
rights OF the man to use what influence he may
have 10 propagate his own views. However,
when a man is elected by the people Of the
United States to a great office, his powers then
,,o ,octt, o,io..rol br tho E,},o;ov,, ,,nciti,D ~,
which he is placed and his power Of giving ard
taking Offices from the people. This is the in
strument that is now used, was used by PreSi-
dent Cleveland, was used by President Roose-
welt and has more recently been used by Piesi-
dent Taft, In fact the executives OF the indi-
vidual states Of the union are tempted by what
they see going on il Washington to emulate the
activities Of the president in directing the con-
troll Of public legislation.
We believe that a broader and more c0mpre.
hensive view of the duties of the president Of
Of the United States ought to be had and that a
self-respecting president, if conscientious in the
execution Of his duties, could hardly dare to
punish the insurgent element in Washington by
withholding the usual patronage that is distrib-
uted through the congressional delegation. 1t
has been intimated. and in fact stated that such
threats have been made and that the position Of
the insurgents there was a hopeless one from
the patronage point of view. They are the bad
boys Of congress and must necessarily be pun
ished for their recalcitrancy. That this is all
wrong we believe every thoughtful person will
admit.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-02
The Smithsonian African Expedition.

THE Smithsonian African Expedition, which
seems to be the official, or semi-oliicial name Of
the great Roosevelt juncket in South Africa,
leads one to wonder whence comes the immense
amount of money necessary to carry out this
expedition. Its chief has been so conspicuously
in the lime light from the time that he was care
fully selecting his guns in New York and Wash
lngt0n until now that he is about leaving Egypt,
that the man On the street had a vague idea
that Col, Roosevelt, enjoying as he apparently
Goes the killing Of animals in the chase, was
making this great venture for his personal ac-
count and enjoyment. After his stay in Africa
for some time an occasional rlmor was reported
that some Smithsonian agents were members of
the expedition and now, that he is on his way
home, the New YORK EVENING POST refers to
the whole affair as The Smithsonian African
Expedition 1t would make John Smithson
turn over in his grave, if such thing were pos
sible, to learn that the great benefaction that
he: an Englishman, conferred upon the United
States, in organizing the Smithsonian ~Institu-
ton should have it's funds utilized in such a
grOtesque way and appearantly for the purpose
of lending splendor to the cometic career of this
Fifteenth Century knight errent, who SO recent
ly occupied the American presidential chair.
The whole expedition was so carefully planned
that it would seem that while President Roose-
welt was still in control of the government he
arranged with the Smithsonian authorities for
this grand outing and he has had and incident
ally perhaps, arranged that the funds of the
Smithsonian Institution should pay the bills,
Notwithstanding the manifestly private charac-
ter Of the whole venture in the beginning.
1t has been the custom of our government to
advance the interests of literary men and en-
nance the reputation of our own country by
selecting these men of marked ability to repre-
sent US at the capitals of foreign nations. James
Russell Lowell, perhaps our most distinguished
ltterateur, represented US for many years at
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-02
PARISH NEWS.
Dr.. Richard /. SeaYi@.

This well known gentleman and ply
stefan recently located at poy!rHS in
the Parish OF st. Bernard, has no"
gone 10 New York TO take a post grad
uatr course in diagnosis and bactrrj-
oIo%y. Several years ego Dr. Richard
Seagle graduated with distinction fror
Tulane University in New Orleans and
his earnest desire to attain the top OF
the ladder in medical science is evil
dcac>d by his frc:cnt studies in New
York and We shall hope that III CUE
time he vii! return to this, bis adopted
state, and resume practice here.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-02

Orleans we noticed Misses Agnes Ban
non and M. Rosenbrock.
Mrs. J. johnson and little daughter
Norma spent Easter in the city.
Miss Rose Buras spent last Sunday
with her parents.
Messrs. r. w. Can!ey, Simeon Care
vich and r. Carevich were visitors at
the home of Miss S. Rosenbrock last
Saturday.
Mr.. Geo. Haygood was the guest of
Mr.. Jos. Hingle last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Collins are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the birth
of a fine son.
Home Place.
Masters Sidney BalIay and Edwin
Giordano who are attending college in
New Orleans spent the Easter holidays
with their parents here.
The first new potatoes Of the season
were shipped to New Orleans on Tues
day, Mr.. Adolph D'Albert was the ship
per.
DR.. F. WitcIiff of Marin was the
guest of Miss Birdie Giordano last Sun
day evening.
Mr.. Paul Zibi.ich Of New Orleans,
spent last Sunday here the guest ofMr.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-02

Miss Sophie DeArmas spent the Eas-
ter holidays at her home.
Miss Naomi and Rita Yux~tich and
Corneiia Seison will leave ter AlgierS
Sunday, where they will be the guests
of Mrs. Willie FelIon.
Miss Laura Richmond Of Ostrlca was
in our town Sunday on business.
Mrs. Ed. Bourmann and Sophie De-
Armas visited Venice for the purNos"
of attending the bah.
Marin.
The teacher and pupils Of the Marin
school cordially invite evcrvon" 70 at
tcad the bali to be given AT Duatmann's
Hall on Saturday, April 9Th, for the
benefit Of the school library.
Misses Mollie and Bessie ChauvIn,
Johanna Gautfrov, Mary and Marquee
rite Lincoln and Onita N'Dricn attended
church in Home Place Sunday.
Miss Mary Dustmann spent the Laa-
ter holidays at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. L-anaux are being
congratulated upon the birth Of a ntt.c
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-02
Coed Roads.

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Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-02
Daisy

Last Thursday the jolly young mai
carrier, Nv. Chas. yogt jr. gave ;
moonlight ride to q few Of his friends
in his trim little launch &. Y.
Misses Myra Salvant ard Elsie Fox
and Mr.. Vivian Fox were among the
Easter visitors to the city.
Mr.. A. Loudcrbough visited his
mother, Mrs. NJ. Loudcrbough, on EaS-
ter Sunday, returning to Myrtle Gro"r
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Blank and Misses
Lizzie and Caroline Vogt spent Easter
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cnas.
Noyt.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-02
E:i12S.

Miss CorHcIia :jt!soA d n~trira was
the guest OF Tie Misses Naomi al,
Esther Nurat;ch on Sunday,
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-02

boring parish, II. HcrnarI. was an OBJ
iprt lesson in road bulidiNg.
Mr.. L"onoIi said that he had two or
thYrp t,i!H WHicN he intended to intro
duce Z: TIE approaching session Of the
legislature. one Of which will involve
tn" large department stores III New
Orleans, as il vii require separate Il
ctnsr5, for the see Of different al
t;ci"S that is in the various depart
mt;1tS. This, M.r. Leopold explained,
vas intHnh"d to prot"c. Che small
stores. which ate at d disadvantage be
cause the big stores pay only one l.
ccn5e and o'nr in competition with the
Smaller ones, willie paying only "nr
@Iicencp. i is evident that owners Of
t." small stores n New Orleans are
behind tiiS movement, and VIII proba-
bly, start an active campaign IN The
interest Of the measure. llraNunr.
March 20.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-02
Er1,ire

Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Hmgte entertained
a few friends last aturdav ~2;tcrncor
in honor of their httIp daughters
christening. Rev. Father EiclIc per
formed the ceremony and Vivian Marie
Hingle was the mann they gave Aer.
Mr.. Franz; L2ssus ard Miss hMtcinctte
liingic were the Sponsors. The wee
Iassie was n. recipient Of valuable
presents. II congratulations and best
wishes were showerrd u 90 the proud
parents.
NJ. and Mrs. YancoF sNd little son
returned home Monday after Spending
the Eastartidc with Wr. and Mrs. JOS,
HinSie.
Among last weeks visitors to New