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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09
JOKE WRESTLING BY
MILLER AND GEHR|N|
Cleveland Athlete, WIN
Dodges Yokeps Challenges,
Engages in Queer Bout. /

st. Paul police stopped the wresllr
bout between Henry GehrIng OF Qe7<
land and Walter Miller of ST. Paul u
night The match was card
d draw The following excerpt from
st. Paul newspaper explains the on
come OF the bout
The police stopped the affair
after the two men had wrestled iF7|
hours and forty minutes. Gehring.
won a fall in six minutes % wresl-|
ling, but that did not score polnt|
for the Cleveland man. as the arr
ticles OF agreement called for nn-'
ish match, best two in three falls
The men weighed In before thp'
crowd anu Miller tipped of at 1s3|
pounds, while Gehring weighed l%I'
in his wrestling toes.
The first and only fall OF ths|
match was somewhat OF 'hukc
Miller. who had appeared for ~
Weighing clad in tights and gym
naslum shirt. became so worked VI
over Gehring's refusal to weisS
fully dressed that he neglected 10 Is.
move his jersey. Time was caied'
and the st. Paul man demanded un:|
10 remove his shirt. Gehrlng refuRe'
70 stand for a stop in the WORK. an
in desperation Miller attempted to'
tear his shirt off while the men wes|
AT a.. This bit Of foolishness COS.
Miller the fall. as Gchrlng look sa.'
vantage of tho opportunity and snr'
his man
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09

100: Dandy Dancer rs. Hannah Louise.
iG@; Creole, %. kironi. loo.
Second race. selling. sin furlongs-
Electric. 81: sBillv Murphy. az: Leads.
lo9: 'Be. llG: Lady McGcc. l0G Gcpub-
lcan IFS. Manita. l03.
Third race. EclhnS, mile and SEVENTY
ysrds-lydbcl. ip2: -StjCker. l13: "Camei.
p6; Harry lIolncrs. ?S. Warner GrisweIl,
los; silcrhert Turner. %: Narcntars. a6.
Fourth race. handicap. nCe and half
furlonss HPrir"o Ahmed. ll2: Donau.
l07: ''EoGle Bird Is: Hoffman. los
zMadman. IA: ""Hclcu Esrhcr. lo3: Re
-. c'Burtchcll cniry. zBcdwou cntry.)
Ftfth r%ce. iivp furionEs. selling Edit n
e.. 100: Thrifty. %: Siarboard. IS. Can.
non shot 100. Rubia Ora rds. t0@: "Paul
Davis. eS; .pomlnlcs. 9S; Ben Sauds. i0G.
Sixth r1cc, fuiurity cou;se-T.ddy
Beal. he: .sinda ~, Mcrise. 10; Par
ney Igae. 100. 'Beriir. lnn. Powers. TOO;
JessuphuTn. 10. SemlqUsyer. 100 'Eue.
~: casGue. 10: Anayri. 10; outpost.
'Appre allowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09
white Hope Nemesis
Will Be Here Monda1
Jim Flynn Starts From Chicago Today-Tal
Johns Also Coming to Box Md
Davis Next Wednesda s

good showing with Peanuts" sir.-1
and has not boxed in n public n,ca
since. Although sinclair got the den,SaS
Davis outpointed him IN the frs,
rounds. Davis says ne thourhi ha ~
The bout won and began 10 let I'm. ,,.
when Sinclair recupcrated and came Ivy :,
with a vengeance. Davis does mn, - n
tend TO make The same mistake whsr q Y
meets Johns who beat Sinclair ana ~
Is acknowledged to he one OF the ~
boys In the west. "1
Besides this bout there will he a.
interesting prellminarles. II ia duIte nv.
Is, that Flynn or CaponI viii be asled' + +
referee the Johns Davis bout.
Caponi is training faithfully for 3.
match. He would rather 60 ae,..
Flynn than any other puglisf In ~
world, Caponi really believes that il >.
his own lack Of caution that rnsSa
Flynn to put him out in Los Anrejs- y.
New Years day, and many who ws1s
the ringside agree with him
Al any rate the match will h 4.
most interesting one held in Salt ~
for five years. IT will enable fam
see n rough and ready boxer with 4.
rife punch so up against scientific NJ
who also has a punch, but who relies !
cleVcrnoss rather than on main strrns,
and ability TO assimilaLe punishment,
order 10 get in a knockout blow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09
SURGEON GENERAL,
OPPOSES FOOTBALL

WASHINGTON Dec S.-Athletic
games in general. and football in par
ticulsr. In Gisfavor with Surgeon
General Stokes OF the navy.
IN hls annual report the surgeon gen
eral presents statistics to prove tnar tho
leaders in athletics nj the naval academy
have not been the best officers I'm after
years. lie says football is n uucstiona bic
sport 10 be encouraged where future off,
GERS arc being trained. and expresses The
opinion that while the play may be- some
what 8ardous, the disabling after Of
fccts of the game are even more obiec-
tionabe
Regulated outdoor sport is strongly
recommended by the surgeon general,
however. Daily phy ysic8l drills on deck
by all ships crews are suggested.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09
Peterson WILL
WRESTLE DEMETRAL

Wrestling Promoter Harry Hoasrcn an
nounccd yesterday that he had signed a
contract with Jess Pedersen. the Copcn-
hagen giant who agrees TO throw T..
William Dcmctral. the Greek Demon =
three times In seventy i've minutes
Dcmctra has been visiting in Chicago.
hut is on his way back 10 Salt Lake
Fedcrsen. since his arrival in America
about TWO months ago. has been throw
ing all comers and hopes 10 force Gotch
into giving him A match He has been
wrestling for twelve years and has won
great prominence on the continent The
date OF the match has not been set vet
but II VIII probably be some time late in
January
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09
BRITISH FIGHTER
FOULED BY MACkEY

BRIDGEPORT Conn, Dec. 3,-Joc
Cohen. an English lightweight was
fouled three times in 2 bout here tonight
with Biz MackeY OF Cleveland and In
tie Third round was rendered uncon-
sclous. Physicians worked on him for
some time before bringing him to con-
sciousncss. and II is feared ne may bc
permanently injured. Cohen was having
tho best Of tho fight when he was put
out hI unfair lactics
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09
YAOUI INDIANS MAKE
TROUBLE FOR MADERO

Ell PASO. Tex. Dec. f.--A message
from General Niljosn, Mexican peace
commissioner 10 the Saqui Indians re-
ceived tnnIsn, from Guaynas rsys In.
YapuiS have rrnudisicd tho terms of the
peace agreement signed with Presiden,
Msdcro and now demand the entire Yanui
valley extending from San JoSc 10 Mo
dano, much Of which ~ now occupis 4
b. Amr Ticau settlers.
vt tho suggestion OF General Eilioeu
new poase delegation was appolnie
bv the Indians and viii leave C;ua,a ma =
tomorrow with General Niljoen for n
hnal conference with President Madero in
No .ico f'ltv.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09
CHICAGO. Dec. s. 1911
Willard Bean. Salt Lake. utah:
Will lcaNe SnlmrdaN might. ArriNlnG


win leave saturday night, arriving
there Monday. Via Union tacinc'
Meet mo. JIM f's' iSAN'
on receiviDc IN" Geographic order iot
tickets To SeIr Lake. Jim Flynn ycstsr-
dav sent the foregoing telegram. ne
VIII be introduced from in" ringslde next
WcGncaday night when Tally Johns ana
KID" Davis box ten rounds as the heau
liner for the athletic entertainment III
Beams San Gym.
Flynn VIII 60 into training at once for
his bout with Tony Caponi the night OF
December % Notwithstanding Flynn
reputation as tho Nemesis OF white
hopes" Tony Caponl and large number
OF local boxing fans believe that Caponl
will win the match on points.
II am not and never was "mie
hope" said Caponi when reminded or
Flynns successes with pugilists who
aspired to become worthy CT entering the
squared circle with Lii Ahthuh.'
Tally Johns wired last night that he
was leaving Butte: so he viii be here
late today and will begin his training
His adversary kid Davis, Is getting
into better shape than he ever WAS be-
fore. and his friends believe ne Will give
Johns the battle Of his life. Davis made
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09
AID LAUGHS AT
MATTYS CONCEIT

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Dec. S.-Cham-
rlon Ad Wolgast- propped IN In oed for
q while at tho hospital today. declared
he "iolt hno.' II his continued improve
mcnt holds out. tho surgeon stated. VOL
ssst Will he ont in week.
II WIN he ready 10 light again am
sure. inside OF six months" WolSsSt con-
iinue1, welsh may or may not be my
first opponent. VIII taiec on whoever
offers tho best Inducements"
When told that Leach Cross and Matty
Baldwin were claiming the lightweight
ampionshi1. Wolgast laughed and said
nothing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09
ARREST PLAYERS
FOR DODGING FIRE

VENTURA. Cal. Dec. S.--Charlcs Hall.
pitcher of the Boston American League
CLUB. and Harry Price OF Sacramento,
also g ball player, were arrested today
by the fire warden FOR having refused to
respond 10 an official cali 10 fight the
forest fire when II Vas threatening TO
destroy the city Of Ventura last week
When tho fire was al its height Hall and
Price members Of the Ventura team In
a winter baseball league. we're sitting
on the Veranda OF hotel and refused 10
comply wbcn A deputy warden ordered
them 10 join the irc-nEhtcrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09
CADET HYATT.

DETROIT. Mich. Doc S.-For The first
dime In the history OF tho major league
baseball il the plan Of President Navln
OF the Detroit team is carried out. a
commissioned officer Of the United states
army will be enrolled on 4 pitching staff.
Unless plans miScarry. President Navin
expects To secure The contract of Pitcher
Hyatt Of the West Point baseball team
n"N, summer. Iyatt was also captain OF
tho 1911 football team
1t is said that Tho athlete wishes TO
preserve his amateur standing during tho
remainder Of his career as a West Point
cadet, which terminates at the June Com
mcnccmcnt. Hyatt pitched several rc-
markablc games for tho army tenn and
has been highly recommended To Prc5i
dent Nayin.
After graduation HYATT VIII nc Soc
ond lieutenant In the army. hut II the war
department Will give him q rurlouch lie
could us" tho time playing baseball
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09
DAVE SkEELS GETS
NO BACK SALARY

CINCINNATI. Dec. s.-Thc national
baseball commission IN finding pro-
mulgated today dismissed tho complainl
or Player David Skcels against tho Seat
tlc and Detroit clubs for salary while lac
was under suspension by Seattle during
part of last season. Detroit sold SKon.a
IN seattle. The player contcndcd that
his suspension was unjust and that
either tho Detroit or seattle manage
mcnt should he compelled TO pay him
for tic time he was idle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09
UNKNOWN WHITE SOX
PLAYER RELEASED

CHICAGO. Dec. s.-CharIie Hemphill
veteran outheldcr. Was released TO-DAY. By
the Chicago Americans 10 tho New YORK
Americans. Hcmphil had never played
with the Chicago team and few knew he
was member OF the organization. \
few days ago announcement was Inads
that he had been released by the New
York club 10 the Atlanta team and later
II WAS learned thai he WAS on President
IomSkcy's list of playcTs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09
HOOSlER MAGNATES
WANT BOSTON CLUB

INTISNhPoLIS. Dec. Sol Meyer.
treasurer % the indianapolis base ball cIui,
stated tonight that hc is si the head OF
syndicate. in which Chicago capitalists
pro interested. to obtain control of tho
BOSTON Nationals franchise. He Says that
price has hc@n made and probably will
he accepted. ". RI. Watkins also of ihe
local club. will he in N~N York next
week TO represent rh@ syndicate's inter
osi. Me:er says that " thc deal goes
through the ncw owners eill rebuild tho
Boston plant.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09

II cannot !ail TO be
interesting TO pub
lish some Of these
figures. which in
many cases prove
the owning OF good
racehorscs Is far
from a losing game.
For England. Lord
Derby heads the
list with $40. 600 j.
L. Boel being second
with $40. .06N For
France. w. Is. Van
derbilr heads the
list with slS5. .000.
and Mr.. Blanc comes
second With Sl36. 400.
II lS an agintinl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09
TURFMEIV IN EUROPE
WIN IMMENSE SUMS
Lord Derby Realizes S2lO,OOO
and Vandcrbilt'S Profits
Are S135,OOO.
BY MARQUIS OF oUEENsBERRY,

The fiat racing season has now fin
ished. both in England and France, and
tries has been made up. AS il IS SO
often said that racing is a losing game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09
Cites RACING OnciaIs

COLUMBIA. :. e. Dec s.-.Chief Jus
tice Jones today signed a rule directing
officers OF tho Columbia Racing assoc;a-
ton to show cause why the races al the
state Fair grounds should not be en- joined
as common nuisance or resort for -am-
bling
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09
Woman Golf Champion.

san r FRANCISCO. Dec. Miss Edith
Chesebrough OF mis- city won tho title
NJ champion woman golfer NJ the Pacific
coast TO-DAY hNNdrfeatiuc ITs.L z Clark
three up and one 10 paE,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09
Today,s Columbia Entries.

COLUMBIA. s. G.. Dec. s.-EutrIes for
Ssturdsy:
First race selling. hvc furlon zs-Msrk *
Antony IL. io2 Ia - Ia fo5. Sir
Mncemcat. 100. Bonnie Bee. loc. Ynca.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09
Annual Golf Meeting.

NEW YORK. Dec. s.-Sscretary wat
son Of the United Sta'es Golf association
tonight announced the annual meeting ni
tho association viii be held ~ PhiladcI-
phi1 on !anuoTE -. 1872.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09
Throws Yankee Rogers.

NEW YORK. Dec S--Ioscph SmeiEol
the Bohemian champion. threw Yankee
Rogers two straight falls at catch-ss-
catch-can wrestling tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09
HIGH SCHOOL LOSES
BASKETBALL GAME

Special TO Tho Tribune,
LEHI. Dec. S.--rhc high school bas-
kcihall team lost The first game OF Tho
season 20 Lehl by n score OF IS 10 13.
The Ichi team swept tho high school
team or It's feet I.chi had been prac-
iicng all fall, while the high school
team has only had two weeks practice.
The high school team goes from Iehi
To Mount Pleasant to play the high
school there. This may mean another
defeat for high school. as tho Mount
Pleasant team is much better than tho
Lchi team. The teams lined up tcday as
follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09
$1,000
Omaha and Return

December 1lth. 18th. via Oregon
Short Line Union Pacific for National
Woolgrovers' convention. Limit, De
cemher 3lst. CITY Ticket Office, Hotel
Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09
Kodak Pictures Ftnished.

Mail your films to us. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co, 159 Main street
Exclusive photo dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09

Ing TACT that Blanc in the last eight years
has Won over Sl.300. 000 in prizes. while
vanderbilt in seven years has won ST.
2oo.pon. Some nj the latterS winnings
have been phenomenal For instance IN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09
School
AIL-STARS LOSE
TO B. Y. COLLEGE
Special TO Tic Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
LOGAN Dec S.+rhc first basketball
game of the season Was played hcre to-
night between the regular team from the
+. Y. college and team OF Al-Stars.
The regulars won by q score Of 81 10 is.
In the carly part Of tho game tho All
Stars made tho regulars look Ike novices,
but they lacked endurance. Tho lineup:
Regulars. All Stars.
hin ......... Left forward ....... Jensen
Packer. ...,,.. Right forward ...,-,..J. liill
Peterson -.....: .Cenicr,....-... Rswllns
Christensen LEFT guard 49,. Wongs2ard
Baker ,...,... Right guard 80. Van Ordcn
Referee, Benson; iImekeepcr. Stoncy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09
Letter for Jack Rogers.

There isEs letter for Jack Rogers at the
sporting Desk OF The Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09
HEBER DEFEATS
SPRINGVlLLE FIVE
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
IiEBER CITY, Dec, S.-Thc Heber
hsskeibnlI team defeated the fast SPRING
vile team at liebcr tonight by the score
OF 2s 10 rs This ls the second victory
for Ueber this season. The game was
one OF the best PLAYED In Heher. II was
the team work OF the Heber players that
won. Gregg OF Hcber was the star of the
game. nc made l. OF the 2S points for
his team. Smith also played good
game for Ilobcr The stars for Spring
Vile were w. Packard and Raymond ri
center The Hcber tcsm is working hard
for tho division championship
Tho Lineup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-09

ONE GOOD JOE BEINGS TWO.
That's why the Century continues u
grow. Century Printing Co., So So Post
eftiee place.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-03

King George V of England
suddenly found himself and his
family affairs in the limelight
Of public view, on account of
accusations brought against him
in a Paris publication to the effect
that he had secretly married a
daughter of Admiral Seymour at
Malta in 1890. However, King
George, not as king, but as man,
husband and father, brought
suit for libel against the distrib-
utors Of the SANDER in English
courts and was splendidly able to
prove his innocence and that of
the lady in question. Time was
when kings could do all sorts of
dirty workout those times are
over, and Europe can show some
fine specimens of manhood wear
ing crowns-and George Y is one
of them. Because man stands
elevated above his kind, is no
reason that he should be habit
ually attacked on matters that
affect family honor.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-03

ChaGrcey u. DeDew Is opp0s-
e3 10 direct election q senators.
Fe-y likely. His chances for re-
election wouldn't be near as good
as they arr now. His fears that
such popular election would dis
franchise q large body Of Amer
.c@G citizens meaning the negro
Tg.e- however. appears like
mighty small argument. For In
Sg-e 81 the southern states he Is
already as much distranchised
as be can well be.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-03

Word comes from Pierre that
Perkins county stands a good
chance Of beng made a senator
lal district By itself. This would
be a gratifying solution Of the
difficulty. We understand that
Senator Perkins is personally in
terestlng himself in behalf Of
this measure, which would GER
talnly meet general approval.
lae attaching Of Perkins county
T. any Of the counties carved out
Of the reservation would meet
with general disapproval. and a
recent attempt - have Perkins
and Corson welded into one dis
trlct found serious objection from
all quarters. The idea to have
Perkins and Harding joined is
more generally found acceptable
bat still nothing would satisfy
quite as much as an independent
district for Perkins county. Soon
this will have to be done anyhow
for the west Of the state is com.
ing into its own, ana the presen,
legislature might just as well dc
now what two years hence anoth.
er will have to do.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-03

AS yet the legislature has not
attempted to put a tax on the
air we breathe, nevertheless
Rep. Cochrane, unterrifed, will
get there after while. He pro
poses for the present, probably
by way of getting into practice.
to have all artesian wells of the
state registered and properly
muzzled, SO the state can get a
tax for the water that each of
them disgorges. Good idea, go
it, Towser, go it.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-03
In clapping Fred .. Warner

In clapping Fred D. Warner
into jail on most fiimsy charge,
.tae government may safely fiat
ter itself that much, very much,
has been done for socialism.
Time was, when they used to
burn that brand OF fellows at
the stake-one Of whom had the
effrontery to say to his compan-
ions in misery: By the grace of
God, Brother Ripley, today we
shall feed fire that shall light
all England.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-03
Public Library Benefit.

For the first slu1e the manage
men. OF the Lennon public lib
rayy comes before the patrons Of
that budding institution. in order
TO enlist the interest and support
ot the people. This evening At
the school house this function
will occur in the form Of z book
shower, oD which occasion the
committee. firstly. invite al ciri-
zens : visit the school for ar en-
ioyable evening. and. secondly.
T. aid. if they feel able by the
gift Of one or more books, or in
lieu thereof. OF q cash cortrjbut-
ion. the work Of building Up the
library, in order that it may
batter serve the public.
The library movement had its
inception in the generous gift by
Rev. ]. H. George, who had re-
caived these from eastern parties.
and, who, adding some Of his
own books. had presented them
to Lennon.
= - '.'ei 'le p'eae " INC
s e-.'s' =, .n78i al'u l''1i q"
20 ! GIN III ieNeieu' a
So, p,,..-.- c.-,r". ,'1..o
.53r-.. Mac F.,-r |
Piano Selection Mrs. Wilson
Chorus High School |
address L. ". Doosnan, |
,--,u, ''' >''ll'"s's.4, Cloo
a58r-s. SIN, sa1;s,,,,rr |
Vocal Solo j. s. Hamilton |
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-03

Messrs. F. F. Williams, ]. l.
) Jackson and Jas. Ovens and their
families left yesterday evening
Tor an extended tour to the south.
They will frs touch Arkansa as
1T Springs. after which tIev
contemplate G tour OF Texas and
adJourning states. '
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-03
Friday, Feb. ;, 1911.

Representative St1rer1d Still
hopes for r iuctio- Of that
n11EderCus instrument the Rat
pin. Il appears that this propc-
s.tio1 reducing the 8 Il 81 nat pins
70 5 INCHES in length, meets with
dec.d d=d oyErJsition-ard 80 Re
hopes 10 give 'em tE0 inches
more that is, The Ia. pins.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-03

The difficulties of the noble
Porfirio Diaz regime with his ir-
surrectos are really getting 50
alarming, that Mexico is getting
quite popular in the eyes Of ex-
clrsionlsts,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
RIVER HILL.

Health is very good in this To-
cality.
While playing with al ak one
day last week, the little son of
Miles Slaughter cut his little four
teen months-old brothers finger SO
bad that the doctors had take it off,
but he is getting along as we'll as
could be expected.
A. II. Ward and sister Miss Zana
visited the family of w. L. Henry
Saturday.
Misses Della and Clara Whitfield
of Pavatt's Landing were the guests
of Misses Ida and Zana Ward Sat-
urday and Sunday.
There was singing at the home
of j. W. Ward Saturday night, all
report good time.
Miss Mamie Odle of Riverside
is spending a few days in Camden
this week.
Miss Ida Ward visited her sister
Mrs. w. 7. Henry one day last
week.
w. T. Henry made flying trip
to Camden Friday.
Cecil Bibb of Ships Landing
was here Saturday on business.
Miss Ida Ward was at Sugar
Tree one day last week.
w. l. Riley and Amos Dreaden
visited j. w. Ward last Sunday.
Allen Smith of Hurricane Mills
moved to River Hill last week.
A. Il. Ward was on Opossum
Greek last Monday on business.
Marvin Fisher of Sugar Tree,
salesman for E. w. Backman Cof-
fee Co. was here Friday.
A. l.. Odle of Sugar Tree was
here on business one day last
week.
Mr.. Moore the saw mill man of
Holladay was here last week look
ing after a site for his saw mill.