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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
GEORGETOWN To
COME IN TODAY

Tho Initial step on tho part ~
the city Of Seattle Ia taking George
town into the city win be taken BY
the city council tonight when, upon
tho presentation Of petition from
the Georgetown council the Seattle
solona viii adopt O resolution de-
claring 81 intention 20 amer. ~ss
suburb 20 The south Of the city A.
the same time an ordinance provld
inc for the annexation viii bee In
troduced
In taking Georgetown Into the
city the peculiar condition Of a city
existing within the limits ~ another
city viii b. removed Seattle VIII
secure about 1000 additional lnbab-
iientr sho VIII take up $4,000
debt and take over reai estate, other
property and supplies belonging 90
Georgetown. appraised at s7s.460
Property in Georgetown has ass
Assessed valuation ~ more than
tf.oo0o00 The area ~ the town o.
ga square miles The suburb hnH
water works system thas serves
part % the city and some other I'm
provemonts, brit no general sewer
system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
SALOONS FIGHTING
FOR LIFE IN 240
ILLINOIS CITIES

CHICAGO. April Contests over
the wet or dry issue. rivaling In
bitterness the contest % two years
aso when nearly 1000 towns ban
ished saloons, viii be fought tn a
conclusion IN ato cities aud viliagoa
~ Nln9ip tomorrow OF the places
voting ioi now have Hai~0na. whila
ias arc under a dry regime
Tho flrfeost battles arc IN tho
cities whore the "wvts" are fighting
% regain ground loat Ia the 1901
prohibition landslide Spectacular
HtrukRlos Of this sort arc raging ia
Huch cities rs Rockford. Decatur,
0toahurg, Dekalh, Dixon. Pontiac.
Citation. raylorvlile. Champaign.
Nandalla. Parts and Mattaon. In
addition 20 putting up valiant de-
Tense In the 'dry" cities. the anti.
saloon crusaders are keeping their
opponents busy N "wet" torritory
Under the leadership of "nilly" sun
day, they have conducted a whirl.
wind campaign In panville and have
an even chance 70 rout tho saloon
foroea IN Speaker Cannona home
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04

n Asher G fiiuda. clerk A.
Speaker Cannnns desk, and king
pin of pariiamentarians. 81 chosen
- Cannon successor. the house %
repre- cuiltlves will follow more
closely the English house of com
mons idea 81 what speaker
should Be- over there the speak
- g n presiding officer pure and
staple he Is not supposed TO tell
the members shat thcy should OF
should not DO
u Is not generally known that
the sneaker need not necessarily
be a member Of the house. bat that
IL the fact If majority OF the
members want 10 make a speaker
out 81 Hinda. a mere clerk station.
ed a Cauuon'H elbow to solve for
the speaker TIRE kuotty points OF
urecedenfs. thee can do so. Kinds
hiss been the right hand man for
every speaker since Tom Reed e
first term III was Reed who
brought him down 90 Washington
and placed hlm "a the little desk
just below the speakers chair
He has been uniformly fair to
both parties. and to insurgents and
gannonitea piike Congress pub
llshcd eight volumes OF his prece
dents last wear. q work which has
established for the speakers clerk
a greater reputation aa a parlla
mentarian than nny partlaan speak
- has even enjoyed
Dance In Droamland tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
tltRS LAST RECITAL
tsaasally Attraesivs Programme
t Be Given April ?. al Boyiston
A. Unitarisn chugch-Admis.
see to Be Entirely Compliment
~.

~ twelfth and lasf recital of the
go season t1 s. given Isl the
So AHfir fioHsa alfl take place
itafrl1T evening. April ne
ehaflan lhurFH HHFIatu aF.
- Nife 81 a rirff lrt flrr proc
He iaa been arranged consist
" singing dFamafie reading
fp'1 and aeiHiiHns on TIE
tia recital Hiii also mafk the last
T apff0fanrf iu Seattle 10 MrH
Asety .Qthick before leaving
= 20 East dfs othieF iH sen
.Nfrfils trrau4ho4f SEATTLE and
tnf friends in SOS ritV Wl.i hF
.Ais opportunity n hearing
~ afamsiie reading 81 Tnnuy
49,. t1pfh Aftea "a Miss % W1r.
80. 7laHn was so Thoroughly On
- itsi month ARID ae many fee
49, 70 Bear 50 aaafH IaFa been
rs tfaf ~ III Eifh much pleas
ADD snre Hff appearance af
tfsi faufrfFF nfrlf HIfl Nf.
- genuinely artistic reff
~ iehhfHnns hfautlful unHU
N. iN0la ental muH hy ltinhH
~ " sfli ia be Some ~ ere best
$500. great composer 900 ever
- Hazel Mysfa pupil 90 Morrls
Nil 81 lln flauufsfa
s feciiaI1 during fNa winter
nave been attended rnruiHrir
~ fe 500 eutha siaHiia audlenrea
- entlF The corridors outside
= eltal hHI haFa been GRO adra
20 nnish ~ tha HHt numhef
~ prfgFamme
- ylaef 90 avoid ~ much aa pos
s tnf9nF aNianeea af fhlH nafufe.
49, y peen decided t1 hold fha re.
81 nlftaay riTht af fhe rniiuf
Fl.t.. where everyone who
$780, u attend wili he made com
Admission eill BE- IS flck
$780,. tshirF af auF time up 90
ii AhpradaY mlnht 81 applying
t;.iers Music House. Third arid
~ Programme follows
.napsodte $50 f...... Ilazi
~ waltz % 81 Moszk0wak
The pfANOLA.
eniefWeisen' Gypsy airsl
NJ. .Nss Hazel Myers
Al W. kiANOf.A accompaniment
10y keaeemer hnd Ny
y Song ~ Thanksglsl1g
NJ iolfa Aahby Othirk
IS fiAN1fA aceGmpa
uh l4pu'a HENoCn ARDEN. d
WIN Incidental music hY
W. Mas y Margaret Ois6n.
A.sa flAN0LA accompaniment
fN4e. short lnfeffgiaai0n bn
1919 ana n ~ TIE poem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
THIS LIEUTENANT
TALKED TOO MUCH

PORT TOWNSEND WASH Aprll
f.-Firat Lieutenant nennlnR u. COL
10y, Of the roaHt Artillery corps 8t
Fort Worden. has been sentenced
10 be reprimanded BY the reviewing
authorities and to be- reduced 20
files IN rank, for characterization
ANA unboooming conduct by court
martial AZ Vancouver. Wash.
Colisy objected 10 tho rulings or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
tEAERAL BOOTH
SERIOUSLY I'LL

LONDON. April -Gcn rial VIII
IT. Booih ihe brad of the saliva
- Aruy. y seriously iii and under
= cms'ant care q physicians To-
81 Testsrday be tainted on The
Ksset
asa result N hia Illness. ali en-
- enfs have been cancelled.
'asnsrai Roaih IL 81 years Old FoF
- tast riN months ha has suffered
e1m a health
Asseniiy he wss compelled ta
Nauii q aa operation Tor tho re-
assai q cataract In his rixht eye
seeh haa nearly blinded him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04

Karxsd miner manhood. wife
.aasf snslcst off sns straight and
Arsss gath ~ The iure ~ city
&sa and pleasures viiiainnua
hxfH. AMI one or twu other es-
eesais fr meiearamH are cpw-
hmsf n rather an Interesting aha#
~ Ita this week O. is called
- Silver Girl that being the
So y a mine IN Nevada which
! Aadisd about iu such a way a.
3 rasse con siderable misEiVluEa
e. fha hsrocs aad hefainrs az dif-
a' times fgrins fae pFugross e
h e&y Retsrt Webb EawrenEe
Bssess a Chuck Wilson. enc rua
81 sining character that would
- ~ naA|nee Hiri Dr other
Ns I'D ~ rn8 keep thsir opera
gess besg Aigssu NAY e. a sifs
~ : alnost tui uat quite faith.
- ahiie IN other characters are
81 "a. did By the Lawrence play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
Chief Wappenstein Doesn't
Require Amy Test by Fire
Can Almost Tell by
Looking at Man.

Must an officer have gone through
tho bravery test OF being shot At
before he can be called good 20.
lioemanf
Chief Wappenatein SAYS no,
Il can look into mans eyes,
study his features. his way OF talk.
ing and walking aud pretty nearly
tel whether he will make good
policeman OF not" said Wappy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04

Mere are some brave women Pub
lia spirited members ~ the fair aoX
az West Seattle. blacked up az min .
atrcla. cracked Jokes and provided
really an unique entertainment ail
90 raise money Co DO applied 70 tho
establishment ~ q cluh house for
ihc West Seattle Women's Improve
mrnt club Something more than
500 waa secured Ga this way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04

Robert MauIaiL probably tho
greatest living American actor.
opens tonight at thr Mars theatre
y hat should prove q memorable ca
Kaxrmant
A week % Shakespeare hia hul
pastern arc spelling u Shakspear.
bat that's long story zee ar 500
Ynars nld Mf Mantelia program
for Seattle FoaiEnt he presents
Macbeth. a naM erfli tragedy. one
g the greatest ever written.
SuccwrdinK plays ~ the week arcs
Tuesday, NlehNiieuf COZ course
Shakespeare. ar Shnknpear. didn't
write this but that's All fiehtl
"Wednesday Hamlet Thursday
matinee. ~As You f.lko r.. Thurs
DAY ulzht ~utheiio Friday. King
Lear Saturday matinee. Romeo
and Juliet Saturday nixht. ~Rieh-
ard M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
WON'T HAVE TO BE SHOT AT
BEFORE HE'S GOOD OFFICER

"of oopraS being ,ndor fIre Is
a sure test OF mau'a courage" says
the chief but we can't take new
men on, and shoot 1T them 10 see
whether th0y are brave or not II
10 very seldom, though. that you
will uhd o cowagdly policeman
Many Of them are not necessarily
tlghtera. Some very brave men
might at the same time be lazy aud
neglect their work They might loaf
around peanut stands. reading, or
frequent saloons all the time.
The good policeman IL not only
a brave man whom bravery 10 Dc.
manded. but he IL also a careful
watehman and good diplomat
Often he can prevent trouble on his
beat by conscientious work and a
little diplomacy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04

vs Neya West posing as one
-. any. ch0lf snngstrr and
.sfanhsr. With a drunken hus
- ana eh-o-MA % support. ceF-
= saes have a iot ot trouble in
uir4lrs STYLED rhe Littio
49, Around the Corner which
-. weeks offerlng az the Seat-
Asairt
H.eaA take reama 20 paper and
? msralag 90 describe Ga actAti
~ meiotra matic and near trngtc
sns that ARE encountered ~
sxa.a = enc evening at the Seattle.
Est Is sav that they ARE en-
- * fog both Agnes and the
sssacs ana al TIRE end a rich aunt
! east I f1Fiure inherited nni a
rssnei ana iefiaE husband Is pre-
en.s6 % thr young wairou fha
smax which packed she house hast
ssAs snlaysa the show Thoroughly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Some people SAY they DO a. they
please but DO they
The father OF twins may think he
was glven tho double cross
May a man coca moro kicking
with bic tongue than a mule does
with HE foot
II you would know Just what PEG
pie say Of you behind your back
listen 10 whhi they say of others
When young widow proposes
% man, ht IL 50 AFRAID that PEG
pio might suspect Il that he pro
lendb no dld Il himself Chicago
News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
Win Wife Bsatsrs.

Whip the wife beafefs, says JUS
tioe Of the Peace Robert Thornburn,
Of Heutou lie regretted DE could
not 90 this Saturday IN passing
Judgment on a. Hamilton ~ Rem
ton He fined Hamilton 900 and
costs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04

superior officers and appealed HIS
oaao. when hs had been warned u
was time % Shut up" collsy re-
fused 10 be- eiienoed with tho re-
aultant court martial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04

Che referred me to hor father
And what did be aGyf"
lie said that was her way Of let
Ting undesirable suitors down easy.
and gaY0 me 5-cont cigar -
PittHburg Post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04

here Amended information charE
Ing her with obtaining money under
false pretenses was filed today Her
trial is get for tho lnst 81 the month
The state has ~ witnesses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04

.r,snt howled with delight
- are moro laughs congcaied
.,sxiemefatlon than in any
1870 Al that theatre thls season
X, IL -l5oa and thc Mousse
srtss ard third ran meio-
W,r,d completely otf the
$50 psnt miss i.
en,ss = ifc star Sho "a a
- rsresn. has some Rood
~ X fine dresser GA and
- raily hasks n the spot-
- tsM Hearn and several
- pull off the horaep'sy lew
$500 but b. Is org comedian
~ nsi 81 ne cHmrAnN tncludipS
q as - satisfactory from al
- any point o. view you want
5 aAe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04

Under the auspices ~ tho q A.
u organization q card party VIII 30
given Monday evening AZ Arcade
Hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04
MORE HAPPINESS IN
MISSION WORK THAN
IN AUTOMOBILING

r. d. Sturges. of Scranton. Pa.
thinks that business men who will
spend money on keeping mission
aries IN Asia and Africa will got
more permanent happiness than
those who squendor their money on
automobiles IN tbls country
sturses a business man. Nho Ia
here attending The LaYmTn's Mia
alonary conference made this state
mant Al missionary mAas meeting
held IA the First Presbyterian
church yesterday afternoon
VANCOUVER, Wash. Mrs. Maud
Johnson The Queen uf Fnkern.
M.LL Imam In ...IaL. b -. 1. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-04

7l8 First nv, Union block, between
Columbia and Cherry sta. upen
until 8 o'clock evenings and sun
days until for people who work.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-12-22
HOPE ALgt5 TIE BEST Fcos
What ihe Doctor eggasuta haa nmua
Ne Gives, Has orssaans 0neue
On PstieHa.

Doctor raid ore Of uasas aa1soass
tered ladies' who are swats sxtSAas
lhg opinions Eratis from Ne Esa4teui
rrotcEa Con. sn.f 60 yoa e0sssaH ns
bert food Hs a cnnsiauoyT
Hope. madam" returned the Der
tor. promptly. at an tines and IN aE
places Net q ~sCnssless oDtimisn. IN
q se~lf-re1pectinE hope. Hesvsa 80
Nature intended q % be the shfsf
pabulum o. tho race" The Ahts
dared not smile. and the doctor, hay-
ing secured a few minutes imuaaeJ,
declined "wholosoDe' profAces. sae
icll upon O robust breakfast % haooa
and ecTl Wales and hot rolls Tie
lady regarded hin EfHtfuily, for TIE
doctor ate with sppeasing Eusto. A
stomach long trained On other poo-
Plies theories concerninE edibies Was
not 90 be uifed with. 20 she va fain
% Gatisfy herEeif upon q tastslsss
cereal end then nibbisd a Iittk dry
toast and slipped > Woefui substitute
Tor coffee. But the doctor Is nothing
% not humane. SO. between hls vat.
lcs be- looked across A. her pleassnNY
and began. J v-id that because What
o. doctor ac. ua'ly does or gives n In
rrlte.g lc.- .n SIS eject than hat
be agea.s Tails IL a truth old -
H~.Hpoera.cs snd Gales. though. pss-
a-rs oily &c Ills sgs arr We beEin-
-irE cc.-itrly and iztelliEsnty 70
-HUzt o. Es u1iness IL TIE substance
and q. H and living and hops
-.-.l- cay Of k1pp'ness: its
greatest factor. therefore beware Of
.urrI. r-ay ~d.spensiaC with bopa-
-IlIt.E weekly.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-12-22
TALE OF RElGH OF TERROR
-atros ef -i.ts Nieels's Execution
Cyercs-e and Nearly KILLED
Spectator Of Iron Nerve.

81. lalc--e's book on the sIpVg%
---es ~ tle Isscou roysliE. the
Baron DE- EatE-an English version 81
Ellr. has just spPesret-vAA first
--- Jed .l Paris some years ago.
and 90 IS surprising that Il vAs not
translated before 1910. De Batz Eaa
one Ct. The E--augest figures Of the
French revolution He Is said to have
used bis enormous wealth IN bringing
about t.s-r-st among the revolution.
airy leaders and IN Gripping Trance.
ard anus had much 10 DC With the end
~ ihc 1utchery There was one ter.
r.b'e incident OF The executions pre-
ledl1r the fall o. ~tobsspisrPs thu
narrated by n Lenetre IN this vol
Uuc.
"A certain EaE u great strength
and barfA-D-1s - thOsS EtAistts
people who arS all rapsSs 1sd hETs
40 uerveG-vsE~OA That ~ vSuae
watch ths exSSsae - eio~R guAxesr
without finchinE. @sheF be GsSs
With Tie CLecutioner or not I DO moi
know Fo- a long time he bore 8; IN
moved. but when little Nicole can't
urCu the scaIold. and arranged her
self upon the plank. and said gently
boz lae eZac..Cuor: Monsieur, SHAH ]
aa al r.ra. 'ae that: his head swAn
and bus sight failed him, his immeRss
strength gave way, AID be fell 20 the
ground. For a moment he VA
thought % bee dead and vas carried
hr-n
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-12-22

90 I-naus bought buItles OF his rcw
~. houEb most u then uad
$50 ana ma sXpectrl To- b. PAID
, 1uiiors fnr using tine bottle Of
,o discovery Out o. the hrrt
aHd bottles solo unly seven
..uu'.u tn.y we're not entirely salts
. tDI Lney immeciIJeIy ? ,i'rd
a, y uUtIaw WItn,ui qusslryl
nh,ni LnoRa WCrr OsvuUseu 20
hut k~uieEoOL's New Disc0ycrS
eai.y prvmOuea q new and
uWth Ufhur mats ,uIs
.la. AdUtr neS uiHJ-N,I!! amer
uu uu't tell, anu CHEMISTS AaSc
..ieu ~ sualyss IL anu have luliel
-auuu cut what II h. EmeYsUuusAs
-, go publish this same oner 10 tu,
1...iso ,hispsVer. he sUGtes uDu,
y,.s bJtue pi ute ue', 1ua
y.iUC %. it Ia ESD.
WRIT. -7,eis A.
.u-t, BOnU,s EOl t.,' n.t
re. sassy .@NaeANh NNNh tHN a"hN
n4,u Is Invariably anew n-ul %
.-..tuy, vigorous !ua4r. Ihe u1"
.s,O,cr! l- uUtsuchs, ully OF sreus5
See. picssan, TO use. uIr r
leo ,.n.IG0ott Ole. egri l-.
.NO'e n'.a. F'en a. a.,
-,.yAalvdi LtIu ~ 1a,n
aa,ir a. IA has U.ut. jus, s,..
a..t ,,-u-Cy Orugl nut Necessary
.g suH Ineu.S.i ~, S,J,,o-
. -.. aHu s,lU.c "a bottr 9.
.-DONciy utu Il o-t,
I... P.y yOu - .. SO" 4" 'uh
b.. 4.. with UBis uue DUt,,- e..
u ..-yUvrTS.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-12-22
-, z0nOaC-iES

Sslpp~ A~LE0SI - 20
..,.gnI az al az,
.iriS..LL EnSeaN,r a, So D. u,
~ sieetiuE uNvi5 W yia'
8 ni,
.vu s.ak At .rt u
N, a. howEtL, Pastor
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-19

We note with pleasure that the
bar of Robson county endorses
Superior Court Judge w. R. Al
len for the Supreme Court. Judge
Allen will receive hearty support
in this section Of the State, as he
deserves, for there is no man in
the State better qualified by
learning. ability and training for
this high position.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-19

''The blow has fell', the comet
HALEY McCormic, as some in
this section call it in all inno-
cence: this is a Scotch country,
you know-the comet has
came" and is now headed away
from the earth, and they who
have been uneasy for some time
will heave a sigh of relief-have
already heaved it, no doubt. It
will now be an evening attrac-
ton for a while and more people
will patronize it than heretofore,
while it was such an early
morning show.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-19

This is the day set apart by
the Civic Association of Lumber
ton as cleanup day for the town
and this morning MayorRowland
remarked that already the streets
are cleaner and private premises
are cleaner than he could have
gotten them by ten years Of un-
aided effort. Glory to the Civic
Association! This is exceeding
good work and it has just begun.
Some back lots in the bushes s
part of town have not been given
proper attention yet, but the
work done so far is exceedingly
encouraging and speaks volumns
for the thoroughness of the work
done to start the cleaning. The
work of cleaning up will be pref
ty well done by the end of tn,
week and the main thing hence
forth will be to hold the groun,
gained which will be easy i
nobody goes to sleep on the job
II will be the task of the Civil
Association ~ see that nobod
does 60 to sleep.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-19

A Lumberton lady who is very
modest about it but who can al
ways make goodsuggestionsabout
anything, suggested to a men,
Der of the Civic Association the
other day that the cemetery near
thecounty home should be named,
that it does not sound exactly
right to have to refer to it always
as the cemetery near the county
home. Recognizing the sugges.
ton as a good one, the Civic AS
ISOLATION member brought it t
the attention of the Association
and the cemetery has been named
Hollywood. A good name. ane
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-19

Mayor E. Fisher, of Fairmont,
thinks that an injustice was done
that town by the editorial refer
ence in Mondays paper to a re-
cent action of it's board of alder
men. We regret that, owing to
our absence from town yesterday
we have not had opportunity to
investigate the matter and that
a communication received this
morning from Mayor Fisher came
too late to be published today.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-19

Happy Jack" our Mt. Eliam
correspondent, thinks that rab-
bits are very accomplished ami
mails and he knows that they can
swim. He says he saw one swim
Lumber river the other day, that
swimming is the easiest thing
they ever do except eat cabbage,
and that there is no truth in the
man who says they cannot swim.
The Charlotte Observer and 9TH
err doubters who don't know a
rabbit from a rolling-pin and who
have scoffed at the statement,
first made by The Robesonian,
that rabbits do swim, ought to
stand up now and be counted as
believers. We will maintain with
Happy jack against all doubt
ers that rabbits number swim
ming as one of their easiest and
most natural accomplishments.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-19
Back Swamp News Notes and
Personals.

Correspondence of The koDesonian.
Back Swamp, May 1.-THE
school at this place, which was
under the management Of Miss
Emma Townsend, closed last
Wednesday.
Mr.. T. N. Lewis and son, Mr..
Cary, attended the Methodist
quarterly meeting held at Moss
Neck Sunday.
Mrs. j. A. Thompson spent a
few days in Lumberton last
week visiting friends and rela-
Ives.
We are glad to report the con-
dition of Mrs. Flora Ann Spivey
slightly improved.
| Mr.. Haynes Prevatt, of Or
rum, was the guest of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. w. Townsend, Sun
day. Misses Janette and Cora
Mcneil, of Raeford, are spend.
: ing a few days at the home of
Mr.. ]. A. Thompson. Miss Bes.
sic Gaddy left for her home near
Rowland Saturday and was &C.
companied by Miss Nellie Pitt.
man, who will spend a while
with her.
Miss Emma Prevatt, who ha.
been sick for several months, j.
t still unimproved.
: Mr.. John Singletary, of Lum
e berton, spent Sunday with hi
r father, Mr.. J.K. Singletary, VIII,
is very sick.
A horse owned by Mr.. Clau,
Barnes became frightened an,
$ ran away with a pillow last week
y He ran a long way but still ken
j. the pillow. At last he became en-
!. tangled in the harness and fell
= but no serious damage was done
= Sorry to reportMr. WE. Howe
:. !, very sick. Hope for him speed
q recovery.
ID Belinda Jane.
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henceforth it will be so known.
The cemetery in North Lumber
ton is known as Meadowbrook.
Both these names are appropriate.
1t might be we'll to name also the
cemeteries near the Seahoard
station and on Fifth street.