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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-06-04
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Following is list of letter
remaining uncalled for in the East
Jordan post Office for the week ending
May Il, 1910.
Letters.
Mr.. Ray Lanwav Mr.. B. f. Rhodes
Mr.. e. A. Mcdonald
Cards
Mrs. James Johnson Mr.. Jessie Ray
Miss Elsie Jordan Mrs. G. A Carney
f. A. KENYON, Postmaster
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-06-04

Graduation gifts at Mack's Jewelry
Store
Fishing Tackle Of all description at
Payton's Pharmacy.
Yoa can't afford to miss the bar
gains at w. Weis6. the Fair Store.
WANTED - Eieht.loot HEMIOCK
TIES. Apply at East Jordan Chemi-
cal Co. Office.
BARN FRAME for sale cheap. Size
80 by 40 with IL It.. posts. Ali tim
bers In first class condition. Enquire
Of Arthur Vance.
Remember. Wednesday, June 9Th,
is the date when j. Leahy, The OPP
tometrist, will be at the Russell
House-one day only. He comes pre-
pared to ut any eyes that can be tit
, ted.
For SALE: ] Pair Pencil Clarinets
A & Bb used by Solo Clarinetist with
Ringling Bros. Circus for 2 years.
Fine condition. $4,000 takes the
pair. Enquire Of L. w. Murphy,
Taylors Inn.
FOR SALE-Empey Bros. have the
following property for sale: one Spring
Wagon, one Buggy, two set Of Light
Double Harness, one set Of Single
Harness. The above property Is all
new. You will find this is a good
time to buy.
Mayor Burleson of McBain. the
smallest city in the state, is waging
a war against Sunday business Of any
and all kinds and he has succeeded in
getting everything closed up except
one ice cream stand and he declares
that must 90, too. His board of al
dermen is with him to man.
FOR SALE: Q Hot Air Furnaces. 80
squares OF Rock Face Steel Siding
some In good condition. and some
more or less damaged; quantity Of
/ Heavy Rods with nuts and washers,
for use in large building construction,
also five thousand brick. All or any
part OF the above can be had at low
cost. Enquire of w. A. LovEDAY.
| The difference between wet and a
dry town was exemplitied in Pellston
Sunday when several boys. minors. re-
turned from Mack;naw on the night
train in drunken condition., appar-
emily having had no difficulty in get
ting liquor in Mackinaw's good sa-
loOns," even on Sunday. A saloon
keeper who Is so greedy for the al
mighty dollar that he must sell to
children should he put out of business
even In wet territory.
There is considerable excitement ia
the Farnsworth neighborhOod near
Mesick over the report Of Stephen
Grow finding gold on his farm while
digging for a gravel pit. While the
quantity said to be found is small II
Is thought q richer vein will develoI
at greater depth 1t has beer
pointed out that owing TO the fact
that the land where the find wa.
made Is Of glacial formation the fine
will not develop into anything more
than pocket with the mother lode
far to the nOrthward, perhaps In the
Hudson Bay county.
New Watches and Jewelry for Grad.
uatiOn gifts at Macks JewelrY Store
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-06-04

New Sheet Music at Macks.
Mrs. &. N. Fox is guest OF Mancel.
ona relatives.
H.. Mcmillan was a Charleyoix
visitor, Monday.
Mrs. Morton Carroll is guest of Cen
trail Lake relatives.
Gifts at all prices for graduation at
Mack's Jewelry Store.
Fl. &. Clark was Port Huron BUSH
ness visitor this week.
Miss Pearl Sheldon and Miss Mamie
Churchill were visitors To Charlevoix
Thursday.
Dr. r. Fl. Vessels and wife Of Man
celona were guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
f. Roy over Sunday.
Mrs. Herman Dewitt is entertain
ing her nephew, Lester Thayer of
Spring Lake.
DR.. and Mrs. }. W. Brown Of Sebe-
WANG, Mich were guests Of East Jor-
dan friends this week.
w. H. Mcmillan of Marcellus,
Mich, Is guest OF his son Fl. l., and
daugh ter, Mrs. d. Fl. Fitch.
Harold Lamport has completed his
school year at Even, Mich, aud is
home for the summer vacation.
The new Edison monograph Rec.
ords for June are now on sale at
Mack's Jewelry and Music Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Webster return
ed to their home at Boyne City Tues
day, after a visit with Roy Webster.
The new "Shirtwaist" rings are
very stylish now and you can get
them at Mack's Jewelry Store at soc.
each.
Mrs. Harvey Pangborn died at her
home on the West Side Saturday last
and funeral services were held at the
L. d. S. church Monday. Deceased
leaves a husband and four children.
About thirty young friends Of Miss
Verschel Lorraine perfected genu-
inc surprise on that popular young
lady on Monday evening and report a
glorious time. Refreshments. games
and hearty enjoyment made the hours
| fly.
Miss GLADYS Kenney entertained d
! dozen Of her young lady friends las,
Friday evening at her home. Nc
gentlemen were allowed around
although their clothing was YER,
much In evidence. When the party
was over the guests left hy the bach
door and left bunch Of youths out In
front, waiting at the church.
James Cameron, aged 80 years,
pioneer lumberman OF Mich gan, dice
at his home In Central Lake first o.
this week. He was one Of three
brothers who came to Central Lake
when they we're young men, late
starting the Cameron Lumber com
pany and also running general store
In late years he had given up ACTIVE
business and had led "a retired life
One daughter, Bella, and two sons
Ralph aud Allan, survive him. Hi
wife died about four years ago. Mr.
Cameron has many relatives living II
different parts of the state.
The American flag association has
according To- its custom for severa
years past, issued pamphlet to tn
governor Of every state, the mayor q
every American city, to the America
press, to the officers and members @
all patriotic societies, and to Ameri
can citizens to remind them that Jun
IA is flag day and asking for the &C
operation of ali in the observance G
the day. Flag day has become NOR
universally observed each year.
marks the anniversary of the adoptio
of the stars and stripes as the flag fo
the United States and the celebratio
: this year will mark the l33rd ann
versdry. The most common and uni
versal mode Of observance Is the dis
play of the flag from private residenc
es as we'll as public buildings.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-06-04
Bvie4s Of ne NDesk

Graduation gifts at Mack's Jewelry
Store.
Read Giinnell Bros. adv. on last
page OF this ISSUE.
Girl wanted for general housework.
Apply TO Mrs. A. Cameron.
The Hite Drug Co. received their
new fixtures and part Of their stock
this week and will be ready for bust
ness latter part OF next week.
Married, Wednesday, June \, by
Judge Collins at his Office, William
Cook and Flora Mcdonald both of
East Jordan, --Charievoi Courier
The Str. Hum will run It's first Sum
day excursion OF this season tomorrow,
June 5th, to Borne City. Boat leaves
here at 1000 a. m. Round-trip fare,
SOC.
The East Jordan Firemen's Band
did themselves proud 90 Decoration
Day by turning out in so large a num-
Der aud rendering such excellent mu-
sic.
y The ore barge Pioneer, which Is
SCHEDULED to bring iron ore from Es-
canada to East Jordan this summer.
brought ia its first cargo fore part of
the week.
J. Leahy, the Optometrist, will be
at the Russell House Wednesday,
June Sth-one day only. Glasses guar
anteed to tit. Curing headache
speciality.
The L. o. O. f. turned out on Men,
orial Day and marched with the G. A
\ church where the memorial exercises
were held.
Miss Mabel Munroe, teacher Of
music in the Hobart. Ind, public
schools, has finished her years. work
and is home for the summer. Miss
Nunroe had charge of five schools in
above city.
Last Monday Sister Ildephonsa, one
OF the teachers at the ST. Joseph's
School, received the sad news of the
death of her beloved brother. The
deceased had been aling for some
time. The funeral took place last
Wednesday, at Saginaw, Mich.
Rai Roberts. a well-known resident
of this Village. died at the home Of
his 500, Jacob, ia Alton last Monday
OF dropsv. Funeral services were held
from the Alton Grange Hall Thursday
afternoon conducted by Rev. A. D..
Grigsbv. Deceased was born 10 Ger
many Jan'y l6. 1887, and came to the
United States in 1880, settling on a
farm in Nebraska where he lived for
about twenty years. He came TO
), East Jordan some ten years ago and
has since resided here, owning home
on the West Side. He was twice mar
ried, both wives preceding him to the
beyond. and he leaves five sons
Jacob, James. julius, Christopher and
John.
w. P. Porter, Rev. ". w. Lamport
E. A. Lewis, and Elder Dudly attend
ed the local option rally at Petoskey
Monday which, they say, was great
affair. The platform meeting of the
afternoon was addressed by represent
atives from the various towns OF the
counties represented and showed that
asa whole the working of local op
tion was satisfactory to the public
although, as matter OF course. there
were enemies and croakers. There
were some cases Of Illicit selling u
liquors, but the percentage was ;
mere cipher compared with what wa
sold ia wet days. The social an(
financial improvements were yer!
manifest in most quarters. The ad
dress of Ex-Gov. Hanly Of Indiana II
, the evening was great In every sens
\ and profoundly impressed his hearers
Both meetings packed the oper'
house to its utmost capacity. Their
were over one hundred representative
of Charlevoix county present.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-06-04
Notice This Notice.

II you are contemplating purchas-
ing an ALL BRASS BEDsTEAD. call
and see that one with twO.inch posts
for sc. 90 at &. Fl. WHITTINGToN's.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-21
peafnc.. Cannot be- cured.

By local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way TO cure deaf
ness. and that Is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inlaned condition ~ the mucous
lining OF the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube restored to its normal
rumbling sound or imperfect hear
ing. and when II is entirely closed.
Deafness is the result and unless the
Inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored 10 its normal
condition. hearing viii be DESTROYED
forever nine eases out Of ten are
caused by Catarfh. which is nothing
but an intlamed condition Of the mu-
Cuus surfaces.
We viii eive one Hundred Dollars
Tor any case o. Deafness fcaused BY
catarrhl that canno be cured BY
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, o.
sold by Druggists. sc.
Take Hans FAMILY Gl1is far con
siilllion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-21

y +. williams came 90 II Paso
about ihe time that Clarke came lie
was also a lasyer. mad served in the
Confederate army and waa 2 demo-
Graz
Albert II French nas q Boston
man. who had gone 90 California In
Dis youth and had come to II Paso
in 1868 as "a captain ~ California
volunteers. had married there and
was o peace officer Of the county.
A. J.. Fountain has been mentioned
elscV hcre ln these pages
The auarrels grew out of an cleo
ton held about a year previous in
which Clarke and French supported
Hamilton Tor governor and myself for
the legislature. Fountain and VIII
nams leading the opposition
Davis was inauguratcd governor
and Fountain was all powerful at
the state capital
nut nov trouble began for the vic
tors. Williams believed that iy sup
porting Davis and Fountain and aid
ing - defeat and otherwise injure
me DE- had earned the ~ludgeship OF
the I'll paso district. which was at
the DISPOSAL Of Fountain But Foun-
tain conceived an idca that IL would
be @ good move 70 placate at least
one gentleman and az the same time
win away from me my friend ana SO,
o. the srprise Of everybody. he ten
dered The judgeship TO Clarke. and if
WAS accepted
u has been falsely stated that
Clarke farsook me for office. but ]
quote here a brief note from him.
written u me after ne became 5udge
Dear Wiuiam--Thore are some
things ! would give much 70 talk 90
you about. but dare not write ThcT
concern me CLOSELY and YOU, so far
as regards your interests IN this wall
ley but ! defer them when VIII you
return home Direct your letters Tor
me under cover % ID. e. r.. Fort
Davis AS evor yours Gaylord
The directing Of letters under
cover 70 mutual friends waz g. pre-
vent their being taken by the FL Pas7
postmaster. who vas OF the Fountain
faction
williams hy ro means 9 weli-hai-
anced man became furious and des-
perate at what hc claimed To be. and
what probably was. bad faith He.
was particularly bitter toward Foun-
tain and Clarke. He drank deeply
and Threatened terribly. ana m Dis
avnss declared that he had helped
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-21
40 Toi, THE RAILROADS

Tho railroads OF the United states
are in % bad Nay according 60 James
j i'm and ho ought 20 know He-
turning 20 Sew York q few days ago
after % trip through tht west he aii1
ti.g00. 900. 900 "a year for air
years 90 come ia needed BE- the rati
roads. ~ tac country IS 40 escape cal
rssiion such ar netsf before h-s
experienced
TO give the railroads fae ru rr
d. Mr 1854 la TOE mirlm4r i9r t
requirements taat a. g.
meos onis 300 aftras
81 $40 from eterg man asn al
ehli4 Boa thla aaantrr fa De laia % are
uHsl inaialmfuu - so
a. our cash in circulation rfr
capita 81. anif Htalt $50. some of u
are apt ta run short ol loose change
10 w. fIsc ~fre-nlrfhs ~ our indisldu-
aI share of u 90 thf railroads
Aali - matter ~ common knavl-
edge ihat ne railroads are earning
more money today than crer before
ln ihcir history muaf folks uHi want
go know Mr Hila reason for dcciar-
nF that they must have nearly ten
billions 20 dollars GO spcnd during the
next stz Years
F1r additional sIdeuacka and tore
m.ual facilities Is his auansr Hg
.tne latest reports 81 the Interstate
commerce commission he shows that
from 1893 20 1906. the railway mii-
aFo oi tho country increased -5h4
jet cent while TIE number Of pas
4nacra and tons ~ freight moved onf
miie boy the railroads increased i-i
anl f4s per eeHt respectively 10
lhe same period the number of loco.
motives Increased "a per GEN pas.
ssneer cars 81 per cent and frelgh'
cars e1 per cent
Commenting on this summary Mr
Ifnl says
That shows where the trouble d.
Tho limit of service 81 % common car
lisf has BEEN reached when BE- u mot.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-21

80. . ,t.- man imam either
- r,-
Ut '-l7 49,
ei-s A''"
e.psf fah
r "ul'a"
wa'eh ana ~
oiethe MUS.
ana ~aela~heea .Nt' ".ilrH'a = ~"
hi@Diatr+t
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-21
The Strenuous Sex

n " t
rar Gee f
iH er'
D4ps
tn Wos
poii4ela"
e. tne
te1F DIR iln
~ Or mon
@ f44 n t7a man
could u ielpH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-21
nm cAsorINr nouND.rr

ON b. ouf tht precious feNfa ~
our EARLIER southwestern civilization
are disappearing Nearly extinct i
ihe outlaw of 800 Black Jarh Ipf
the professional train rolbrr
taken o. fhe rsmaf. eanrnns the Hif
fence has succeeded thf horizon as tH
limit ~ vision and ODE puhilC fsHa-
tain and abe afiesl4n we'll arr fufcr-
sealua the corner saioon
Nop comes TIRE buzz wagon ths
bsnzlnr hurgs che caroline yehiel.
and drives iora from the plains thf
plctureaque COW plnchfr without
whom the real west wln BE- n1 more
ou 900 rlnlh tha rlfra r~einDatiHl.
before rae meiaf anl tl0i Gre nos
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-21
What To Do For a
Cough

u = 2 homemade remedy
--se o.ereoulez an obstinate
-sh ouiksr than any costly
sa could buy Any
woman car easily make i n
five miluts
G-nnlata1 sugar syrup II x q
p~.~ "a CZ
PA tne P-nx in q clean pint
hrrf,e and fill up with the
--up made as follows Take
ri-t II cranulate1 sugar, add
~ -.rt II wargn water and stir
for arou. . minutes Tax 4
teeer7enfuI every one, Two or
three hours. Il tastes pleasant
children ike *.
This simple medicine Is also
griera.d for colds. whooping
cough. branehEti il incipient con-
wwrr r. chest pains etc
Plnex sen probably know,
f. .ra most ratsrr form Of Nor
war Waite Pine Compound i
4 rich In al the well known
nine clements None % the
weaker pine preparations com
mare with the real blneE itseAI.
Your drnsz has y, Or VIII
gladly get il for SOU.
The fun punt 81 this effective
cough syrup caH be made for
"a cents L keeps perfectly,
ana lists a wnole family Z long
time.
strained honey can be used
instead II tha syrup. and makes
q very zine honey and pine tar
c01gh syrup.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-21

Tae Losan I<af
acme rssrsas - news ff9Fn f
sAs aNs CeNkes Fat
ssNn anS saaksgsais ave HHl ~
Asag4 ss
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-21

u 81 unlikely that Tar uW ser
much heartfelt sympathy from tae
general public in bis arIef over ia
Ing Cannon. Aldrl.h Hale and othsrH
on ~ orc Zen seeHp contrary %
Mr Tafrs feelings thfre Del Ffnerai
impression trat even nt that the
country u4u Pc 4li. poi worry alauE
without them
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-21

a general f0noving ~ thr example
~ the Portland. o1rrJ giri who wrote
~ application for a husband ca the
wrapping paper ~ an apple. and got
one. would make bad h%uHlneas ior the
matrimonial BUREAUS wrapping
paper 10 80 mneh cheaper
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-21

Ninfig thousand TOURIST iicksia
were mil9ated ia i.es Anscies during
ths iast yoar d b. estimated tha'
zoe .ees people went to California dur
ins me twelve months Can some
ane tea SHAT ia thHndor bas becoHr
a. thfmF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-21
Territory ~ New Mexico,
Dfflce 81 the Secretary.
Miscellaneous Certificate.

Nathan Jnffa. secretary OF
tho Territory 81 New Mexico,
do hereby certify that
Mhrr0ut. On the 18th day u
March A. ID 1903. the Aibu-
querQuc Ciuren was designated
e. the official Newspaper Of
New Mexico. and
Where's said Albuquerque
Citizen haa ceased publication,
tor. therefore. public notioe
s. hereby given that. In COM
pfaure with section 2. chapter
- ~ th. laws o. 1893. reeuir-
inu thc Secretary OF the Terri
tory fo deHisnate an Official
Newspaper % New Mexico. the
Albuquerque Morning journal
g. hereby dcF ruuted a. such
Official Newspaper OF New
Mexico
Given under mr hand and
the Great Seal ~ the Territory
81 New Mexico AZ the City %
Santa DO the Capital. on this
fourth day ~ October. A D..
1908
fSealD NATHAN FArFA.
Secretary ~ New Mexico
. = . .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-21

SKELETON RECALLS STIR
RING INCIDENT OF THE
FRONTIER DAYS

Tie skeleton cxhumed IN The
basement 81 thc Popular ths other
day tina, Of a one time district jadg
of II Paso7 Albert r Fountain. q
Mesla = 81 thinks j. was. Foun-
talu in the belief that the identity
may % established sends q descr ~
ton 81 former District Judge Cav
lord j. Clarke. who was killed hero
IN 1870 by . = Williams. a man
who had asu made an attempt on
the life 81 STR Fountain father. a
J Fountain. b was later murdered
on the Ncw Mexico plains
.ir Fountain writes The Heroids
Mcsila, y ~. April :, 1910.
Editor III Paao Herald
$40 in your paper an nccour7
wherein digging a pit for "a new
freight elevator a. the Popular stor
the workmen dug INTO q deeaycd cole
FIN and cxhumed O. bodf whioa D.
believed was inferred about thirty
years ago. lived ia Fl Paso from
1856 Ia 1875 About September. 1870.
a lawyer named williams killed Dis
trlet Iudga clarke with q shotsun
ne fired two loads ~ buckshot into
the judge breast. tearing 8 big hole
n tho judges breast The klllln~
was done 100 - Paso street nc
Waiza store The judge was e Mason
and was buried by the Masons IN nc
Masonic cemetery. which was on Sar
Antonio street 90 the east side ard
about 81 yards from ~ Paeo str ct
The body WAS placed im the coffin
and some Stake lime was nut around
the bod.
II may D. that the Popular store
is on the ground where the ceme.t t
was and that the body is that OF
Judge Clarke. IL would De- well 60
find out If there was lime IN the co
nn.also o. SEQ 10 there are any signs
% the breast bones being broken and
pu, con o. sure that those arc the
remains oi Judge CLARKE.
Judge Clarke was shout feet. 30
inches boa black hair and "a long
black beard
Yours truly.
ALBERT j. FOUNTAIN
The undeTtakcr who has the bones
that were sxhumed says the smaller
bones had 600 decayed and he only
got THE skuil ana the big bones q the
arms ara legs and part Of the spine
The bones had been removed before
Tho undertaken was called and hc
does not know u there was any quick
lime in The casket or not neither
does De know IL there were any evil
dencs of black beard or hair with
th- Ema ns.
story OF the Killing.
vs. " Mills In his Forty Years
AZ El paso tells of the killing o.
Judge clarke IL really arose out az
tho election OF governor Davis as
CHIEF executive of Texas. Governor
Davis MAS the father 81 Waters Davis
NJ present "a leading attorney ~ IL
Paso Mills in his story Of the kill
ina slvs
on 81 nne autumn day SO years
ages on El Paso street, where the
Aanay block now stands, Gaylord j.
Clarke % D. T. Williams were shot
% death within a few moments 90
each other and within a feu feet OF
each other. Clarke was . scholar. a
lawyer and nj the time Of his death
uus iudrt OF the IT pafn li-tfiri ife
a4s 81 republican.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-21

Au Ahb0tt LaWf0nll JossH ~ 30
rciarg * fhe congregation ~ tno
council ~ ths high chamber ~ the
anairs 81 religions hu hren sepa
rated from some eight or ten oi his
jabs one more footprint in tie
trail 90 mrief leu D. tae strenuous
one.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-21

Bryan and Taft g = ~e a
eloseted fsf an hear - fae Wats
HOUSE M8sf haTe Dis eias IL nat
capAci0us building
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There u04id Do some TERRIBLE ofa
f8s.fai rrpiaaions i congr'r threai-
coed 90 appropriate nuh mo1
faf 81 Eone et welcome s EnFian1
ntntts CO. devote Is fhst purpose
$50 aNtlas au4nuR baseball um-
plre1 have been reported iut tH
.fhr season b. onig wifh or eD oid
Tho Hailinear-Ffurho f~nnirDtef
hos un~questionabis made 70 fne en-
dufanrp record.
Dr COOK haa volunteered ro fnl
ther details ~ his ascent uf Mount
Mtkiuiry.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-01-20

Farmers protectlyour dive llings,
barns, etc. with insurance in The
Farmers mutual Fire Insurance
Co. Rates very reasonable.
Geo. l.. McMasters, Agt.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-01-20
Tishomingo Topics.

Miss Johnnie Benson who has
been visiting relatives in Tennes
see for several months has return
ed.
Mr. and Mrs w II Davenport
and son Mr. Shelby of Bonneville,
have been visiting Mr. Ward Pa
den.
Mr. John Paden our depot agent
has been very sick for the past
week. Mr. Homer Tankersley is
acting agant in his place.
A maddog came here last week,
bit several dogs creating quite an
excitement. Several of our citi-
zens have killed their best dogs.
Messrs w It Wren, ] E Nor
man, J D Gurley and Ram
sey have been attending court for
the past week. u
The County Teachers Associ-
alton will meet here the first Sat
urday in February. All teacher S
have d cordial invitation to attend.
XIX
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-01-20
Paden, Miss.

Health not very good--every-
body complaining of bad colds.
Died-On the Is inst, the in
fant baby of Mr. and Mrs Heney
South of Burtons, Miss.
Several out of this part attend
ed circuit court at Iuka this week.
Several of the boys had business
before the grand jury this time.
Heap of moving this winter.
Tom Parker has moved to w H
Ratliff to make crop; It c Med
ley has moved to Capt ] II Wom-
ack place; Paul Donaldson has
bought the Will Rummage place
and will move on it in the near flu
ture.
Mr. T B Green and his grand
son Ezra were visiting in this part
Satur day..
want to ask You Know where
the rest of the Mocks are; he spoke
of IL or 10 living i'll Paden.
will close for Ibis time, good
by to all. Yours as ever, Sub.