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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-21
Purely Personal

Mrs. John R. Kitchen. of Wash
ington. D. c.. is visiting Mrs. w.
Cooper.
Mrs. f. B. Cartwright. Of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn. is visiting the family
of Mr.. d. F. Smithson.
K. j. Carothers, Sr., has returned
from Kansas City, Mo-. where he
underwent an operation. which re-
stored his health.
Mr.. A. c. Jones, of Sedalia. Ky.
who was a citizen of Hopkinsville
40 years ago. is in the city for the
second time since he left.
Councilman H. l. Lebkuecher has
returned from Elkhart, Ind.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-21
GRACE BRYAN TO WE'D
Marriage to R. L. Hargreaves
Will Take Place in June.

Lincoln. Neb., March 17-An.
nouncement was made this evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Bryan
of the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Grace Dexter Bryan. to Richard
Lewis Hargreaves, young pu siness
man Of Lincoln. The marriage
will take place early in June and is
the elimination Of a courtship Of
several months. which had met the
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-21
Names Charles Kerr.

Frankfort. KY. March l9.-At
torney Charles Kerr. of Lexington,
was today named by Governor Will
son as successor of the late Circuit
Judge Watts Parker. Col. John T
Shelby. Col. John R. Allen. Gen.
Roger Williams and others were in
a delegation here to boost Kerr for
the office.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-21

"Aw," said De Washer, 81 heah-
-er- that your-er - chawming
sister is going-er-to be married
er-Miss Gubbins?"
eyes, sir" said Miss Gubbins,
''that's right. She is goin' to mar
ry Mr.. Taller, the grocer"
ooh, really! Aw, will he-er-
take bridal tour?"
'"Take bride to herr" exclaimed
Miss Gubbins. "He'd better not |
He'll find he's got the wrong sort of
gal to deal with if he tries that on"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-21
Stable Burned.

A stable,in the rear of Miss Jennie
Glass residence on East Seventh
street was burned at an early hour
yesterday morning. The loss was
small. The fire department saved
adjoining property.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-21

approval Of the families Of both the
young people.
Both Miss Bryan and Mr.. Har--
greaves we're born in Lincoln and
we're schoolmates together. The
groom-to-be is the son of Mrs. A. e.
Hargreaves; his father vs. a promi-
nent business man of Li'cr,ln. who
died last October. He - % years
old and is treasurer of th. Hargreav--
esMercantile Company. is Bryan
who is the youngest chi i of Mr..
and Mrs. Bryan, is 20 Yeas old.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-21
Ausbrook-- Bartlett.

B. d Ausbrook. of this city, and
Miss Myrtle Bartlett. of Tennessee.
were married at the Bapt-s st parson
age Saturday afternoon byRev. C.M.
Thompson.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-21

IL takes money to keep even the
hot air furnace going.
A man with a chronic crouch
makes a good horrible example.
The trouble with an excuse is that
il is seldom justifiable.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-21

Lots of people pose as peace
makers because of the opportunity
it affords them to butt IN.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-21

Attorney General Jas. Breathitt.
Of Frankfort. was here Sunday. re-
turning yesterday. He has not yet
decided to enter the race for Cover
nor.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-21
A Dreadful Sight.

to 81. J. Barnum. of Freeville. N
Y. was the fever-sore that had
plagued his life for years in spite OF
many remedies he tried. At last he
used Bucklen's Arnica Salve and
wrote: 1T has entirely healed with
scarcely a scar left" Heals burns,
boils. eczema. Cuts. Bruises. Swell
lings. Corns and Piles like magic,
Only 25c at all druggists.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21

fen, 9lumen iiir 6cn Sertaitf 81
3ie6en, mo or mar iait bonn at'
iang an erfolgreid. Hidt Iange
oumlli bate er einen Ider 9ano
inter @los0nd ur0 alSler Dor emf
gen Sabnn itnrb, mar or Der geitb-
er bes qr06ten @epGdSbaliies met-
lidl pom Miiiiiiippi Slip, init
groBelt Girmabmen, uuo bnS @e-
id1ft mGhIt INNER nod. Die 2iebe
elmer Srau iiir 8limen un6 Die Sic.
6c zines @amnes 81 ieiler Satin
6iGoetel alio in Wtiiionri Den @runo.
Itein fir cine Der eigeutbiimlidIten
observation-disclosures.
9as erite @ewGdsbollS mar an.
ter Dem Siifenfenlter angelegt IL
,SlrB lano mo s SUP brett, ipeldes
in faltent 8etter nit eineln alten
Sien geDei5t wurOe. Sebt 6eiinoen
iid bort "A @epG6s1auier, Oie IN
ser 8reite bon Is bis 40 mo in
ser Sdnge bon 100 bis 800 6uB
rongiren. Sic beoeden cine 2anbs
fldd}c BON neittt sldern. Sn ser 9e'
idGiti9cn Belt iinO BORT m 70
Mdltner ultO anaben ntgeitellt, lupo
nie meriger oIs 40 81 irgeno elmer
3eit oeS Sobres. Seaen @inter
pcrbcn ctmo 5,400 3onnen &oblen
fiir Seipng perbrmldyt. 9ampfs
pnmpen 6eiorbcrn bas fiir Die ghI.
men n0tbpe @oiier. Set bem Be
aim lit aus oieier Snoidtrie bereits
eillc ullenolid groBe Slmtme Gel
6es geIdlugen porben, ulo Niclcs
@clo lit meiitentbciIs 5ltm @oble
ser Menif6eit permenSet poroerl;
bouptiG6lid fir Sinbcrung Der
Sdmtersen %franter ino lnpaltoer
@cripnen i'm pdtliden Wiilouri.
ll1v6 aaeS oieS bat Die Sicbe elmer
inpolioen @%iiiOurier 6rau fiir 8lu'
men betpirtt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
ianS sGiel.

g tmutnen Y atrid. Elm ietuer ims
p srttrter cr9liid)cr oodncp Soen9it.
Remi on y glp. $685. eiu idl0ner ra.
ben Itiour6eS Goodl Pengit.
2 o Sing. elm cd)lcr Cpauiiher Joh,
Is Saue bod.
6 merSpn 9ribe G, II. No. 1891 ctu
iuu9er 10 Sano bober GIelben9lt Der beiten
giaie. SdmtIid>e oieier 6ud)ttbiere lperocu
lpGbrcno Der SaiIon an icl9enoeu YlGeen
lieben.
StuuinCp 9'airit II. Com Sing am 10, Is
unb 26, gpriI, 4. Il, 20. %, Wlai uno 6, II.
IS. Stunt bi auoreiu 3immermann eli
Solce Sreef,
Romou Y. mo Som Sing am Z. Is "a
9lpri!, =, 10, is, 16, Wiui II. ;. SUM- bel
SriB SLATE M Gittle Berger.
8amon Y. H.. Com Sing am II, 20, 2s
april. 8, Is, %, 51Wlni II. 3Suni bel SOFT
licb Sumper in Stonu oll. Nile pier Sengit
lperocn iii Der 3lpiidcn5cit oGi slug. Golicrt'
iens tSnrm iteben.
Y%eoiuaun9eu !om Sing 81; @mersor
Srioc $40; Siumtrep Y'otrit mi Ramon
y. $500.
y oIlcrticu ArpS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21

rlcr 9icbe, Nie mobrbait groB lit,
pcrnlag Ote giferiudJt fortroairt 5ll
mer0en.
Ter @iiIenSouritigg iraat: Siam
mabrc Siebc jenIalS ~itcrben2" 8uhr
re Sicbc fam nidt iterbcn; aber
lie folln our6 qrmlianbe Nunre 9e'
t6Ntet mcrGen, luto piele Of0nusr
II. 6raaten Doben lie tpiafiIrlih per-
liidtet. 9tber ielhit 0urmt liant orc Gr'
imNrllng 6aran ntd)t Iterbgn,
1te brittle 6roge Ialttct. oRotit.
m.Qt nidt Die meiiten Chen burdl
lta0c getdnntidait 81 StaRrc?"
ST. &.iratb mlf ourdl Ec3G BE.
fGnnaidait al StanGs tprnaten, Germ
natirrqeluGB miro man llift 2inc
polltGlroi0e irenloc Ecriott heiro'
tten. glbgr fic itnbe @etanntidaft
fd1t jrltpe 2ctte. Die eipe roriiber-
g,teF6t ;iineiNurq iiir lpa)re Slebc
baltab oItnlalS 5unl Rarmll. GitrdD
rate 9rfnmttidait eptfpringt~bei
~lgiltent Worupe Siebc 81 elmer Sral,
nm ole ~ ii6 ionIt uiclnaIS &c.
fiuunnrt Eobet miirbr. 9tnhe &e,
fsmtidloit lit Gin meientlidrr 6of.
tor lei allen GbelL Die ~ 5tanSc
%fonnpsn; in pielen 6iIlen lit tic 10.
gar Gsr GlraidGieBIifp 6aftor.
III ncn aitgen Der 0rrdidnitts'
6rall lit fir tic Die idaimmIte aa'
IQmitat, ircnlt lie lcoi9 blcibt. Div
ollQemeipe SaIilmg Scr @eieaid)oii
0sgell ulte Sungfern lit Die beNmi
lcmtSc GnlGin9.
Sd(uu Sen Siltoern mtrb 0iei
+ Soec eiuqeimpir. lulo baralls folger'
sic 6ltrd)t oeS 9urdlldnitts 0iGb
deirS, DaB es cine olte Slnnfer mer.
E0al fGrrtc. Sn ibrem dnUitlidei
. 9anilb2ar, 0ieiem id)redliden Sdid
/ iol 5l Utgsb2n, beiraii)ct iie eingt
c Mulnl, Sen lie nidt licbt, Sir ii
/, bleibt pubrc 2iebe Elm mibefanntr,
GtapaS.
Cballlo nlete Sr0lteQl letratpelp CIT
c &2iin, mo piete MGnner legsu oil,
poriibrqtenebcr 3~uipiqlutg lid
IGt2teIfeltt en. Sn beiG3n SdaeI
lpirO Sas Grperimeilt Gin Seblitlo
!, Rin.
i. Cir &lintatb lit cin Experiment
ni,r etlls ncrlnoe cS siun grfol9e 81
81 Italteub nno ooS lit pabre 9iebt
@abrs 9iabe muB ol,i Adtnm
II MO aolEeuialit1t gegriitbct eit
/, Sbne Oos miro iie iid in 4brei
!, gitrsL 2arMcipriIc uttA guttimdun
II. rsrpamNelrr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
ltcber luabrc airbc.

Sin Mann ans Chicago mill Mi.
Ieae, mas mabre 2icbe lit. @r lit
tddt Der cirSige, Der 0ielc 5rage
felt. 3ablreide 2elite III Chicago,
im gtep Yorf, in SbmWboi uipo no
inurer eS lem mag, mGfltcn ebell.
ialS qern erfabren, mas mobre
2bste lit. Gs lit cine erui8e 5rnge
Die ebenip large, luie one cute, alte
Mlrtter GrNe mGbren mir0.
GieiariBen, Die lpabre SieGe &C,
fuftDen bnbeql. iperben SSbllen la
getl. Dab es 0as mtrflidR. einSige
bGhinmte Gtnas i'm 2eben lit ober
Sic mcr6en ibnen nidJt glmlben,
bis Sic es an ii1 lelbIt erfoNrer
boben. Gam merSen Sic ieben,
oof5 Sie bis Cabin mir eilt babies,
unuoafomnpgRS 2ebeweem maren
Sas ei9cnltidl nod gar nidt ridti1
lebtc.
@saffre 4iebc bleIbt nod bsitetPn
aesttp Set 2eioenidaft b~eIllooerno,
Niannlte idngit erloldaf lit. Sil
beSeitiet &mneraDidlait, Spmpathi
ltltS cine g~riiilolidJe &enntniB Be-
gagelieitigea 8eoiirfniiie. IS il
fcife pirflide giebe, Ole uoliItdn0t,
frei BON eiprindt 1T; aber IN q
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
Ynftipnl

&Sir oie llnter5cidplcten prfalfell
uti nar altc1 gbunro @pple 6arm
am
Snmstag Scn %. gpril 1911
ai,i 0iieutlidPr aitftion ~folgenoeS
peri6nlihe gigentbrum ut ben YteiIt'
bietfitoer:
S itiid &in0pieb, 9 aiibe NIT
iuman 91lbrelL 2 Arbeitspieroe, =
Shlten (cilp nit 6iillciD, 1 5rSabre
aItc5 &fer0, I 3.3obre altes 8ierG,
/ Tiillen, G S1ofe nit 2dmluer, 2
Sallen NIT 6crfel, II Sdnfer. Gllan.
titat Sen ltlO &orrl, / 8inocr, !
Sa,rad1e47 1 Grid, 2 GgEelb 2 ant
brctpiliiN, 3 aorrptlii8e, 1 Sdmt'
ieIpiiitA 1 Sirrep. 1 8mJelt; aid,
6aiia imO Siidenaeratbc, mo all-
oer2 TrtifcI Ill 5oblrci6 lull alle 81
berrntp,n
8c0iiMlligell Nile SlnEnlelp boz
S. uito oanmter Soar; fir Sltm.
mcit iibar So miro 5 Morbdtc GpcSii
9eysn Note mitouter Sidyerbcit &c.
gebcrG
9unis Gpple nnS SdnUeItcri
Golltc eS am %, Ipril &e9ner
10 NoB ser &erfonf nid)t it~ottfinoel
farnl, miro Nerielbe alt Mnrtoq Den
"a. gpril ltattiiltOen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
gir BADEN iir 3ud,t Spctc ioIsenSe cole
g~taiIenbensite.
Harry Gold Dust,
Joker Konfiaut
and Colonel BrOckman
.SroBer fdupar3er GlelbenSit)

t5rcBer id,par5er GieIbeuSiD
germ Sob Quit itebt au 0ienilen AMI
Wtte 9oeidIes Sarm uobe SmiSs ben 10,
Is. 26. Iprii, 4. II. 20, 20 yiap, 6, IA
Suni, ani SacDb Yoeid,e's Sarm, Sittle
8er9er. ben ~, 20, 20 apriI, 6. Is. % 81
Ntni, =, 10 SUM-. Die iibri8e Seit uuI
Ybiuip's Salm an Sort 9aaep nit Softer
Gonilant uno Gslpnel 9rodmann.
Ncriitlernns zines lebenoen Sallen rltr
a,pei crit ~eenannten SIS, Iir leBi9enonrten
SO. Sacob FbiIipp II. 60.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
8iuie ~ p~sreaafen.

Sin SKINNER c~mbolentcu ggohnbanS
mit2 2pteu, beiSe poer einsein, an Der Dit
gintsdtrabe, I'M beiten 3uitenoe. Suter
Site.s
6 beRi1liS s idlSnc Gotten an 0h NiasIb
,iirnRe. 6utcr GiteI.
Micbael @enmaan,
S,eymduH. no.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
Sn nerfanfm

Wieiue ,5arm beiiebeno aus 9G Ider. 80
ater t!or. CROKER gSeu;ber9 uio Sbltgur.
len, 2'Itpdi9eo 8 3imIuer eutbuttenc mes Ead.
Nein g9obnhauS, grpBe Gd,euuc uno iouitl.
&C gteteugebauoe uul Dem YluB Der nur H.
Wtsilen bon p<r G%tabt9renSe oermouu'e
lIe9t uno 6u ir9trb cuer ;5eit ou9ctrttcn
iperoen tom uno >ucScn unSus raid, per
tauit 'piro. 9De9en rGbere0 ipcnOc man
iid on
SidJar0 3. Goeitbet,
Sttnanu. Ylp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
Sanfr

Die Catholic aniebtS Of gmerica modlten
hieroutd) ben anhlreihcm 9eiudIern ihrer
Sheoter > yoriteIlunu an lebten Counting
Nbeno ibren ber'lid,pen Can't abIidtter Iir
hire lieberalc llnicriiiiuun0 GbeniallS berg
lid,Iten Taut Srnu g. Is. 9iobnn uno Serrn
5Sul s.. iooicnriter liir hire ,uctthpolIen
DienIte sur Giniibuna uno gluITilhruna oeS
9beotettiideS.
Gas 6 o mite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
nfinau

90en eeebrIen '%Sreuroen unc Sartannicn,
nie Dem 9eeribuiiie umierer ueyit. Sd)luelier,
1Ha GaneenSeertcr beimchrten, Ioluie
uniern Iisben gsad)bor, liz Die ms e%rlpielc'
men 2iebeSoirnIie mod,teu mir bieroird, un'
icren her3Iid,Iien Dant auSipreden Gtrn'
inIS ber3Iid,ten Inut Serru Y'niiov Su'os
meper Iir feline troitenocu ySnr'c, iotpie ben
Acknowledgment.
9ie trducrnoeu @ d. 10 | It T
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
&pien unb 3lansen.

Gpe6en erbalten cine reid)e AuSluabI Der
id,Gni.cn jupeen bIiibenoeu 8oicnItoGe.
GbenIoiS Iino ole Scrtcn 6emitirs9 SianSen
;u babtn bel,
NrS S,enrp y o G.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
GsFunScu

Elm aploener Ring. Ter Gieertbiimer fam
oenIelben in Grppiora nehmcR nod stuSluetO
YeiiberS uno 9eaahlun9 oicIer Tn5ei9e,
bel N. s. 9rintmaun.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
2n &erfanfcn!

gGobnhouS BON i 3immer nit Cot III Der
:aten GtraSe eelesen Sommerfiid,e uno
RqudbauS, aliss tn better Srouung, yiadr
5~ufrasen bel.
Srib Sied9rafe,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
Mein freifs Bud
brinat Mannern Araft!
Rrampfuherbruh

pbtr sOrtroceir lbsrroiteNo erfOlorgidae @rboph,
lnn9Smetboos, briier nbersr uub bint9sr iUle CSsrS.
tion oesr notwithstanding. Sd btilr nuh ItinS.-
Id mo eGarrno glatUeIgtituHa, aiieriiunTn Ser
itn.. Nler.1. mo gttrrIptStu NIB oHt tbrnniid,er
ncr "
elrsnhaite triol9retbs gsbuneluH0 uararttert
3ohlrsthr hr5ilthe aHerleuumQenl
30 I'D tergitS nit uttlgu Der SeIer Oes Ssrmopnsr
SoitSblait pgrIonli6 peer brtsiI:dl be.anut. 10 bin Il,
serue berett. nub onbertn Sftbtuber tneiue Sslitirns
iTla9shitfie. iotptt mstg oeu,ihes Bad, inelbeS pisis
g srtol9reite 9citmcspee iur lalpate Manusr oG5.
tdilpfan9 oer Q~eraunten Seiosn rrtlart. - 81 mrs Ia
etniedsQ Gouefrt 81 ieiafn y"
gle btentea nll htt!e Sierte aasaujtnetrer urS
fDf ealGes Etbt Sorsrg sllapen aSrsfe eiHBnierscv.
DR.. G. II. BOBERTZ,
So4 Woodward Ave. Detroit. Mich
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gu &erfanfeml

| aleioetid,ront, / Oreiier, l gDoIdlitano,
l 2odoIen, l Gid, . 9cpoliterie Stiiblc, =
Shauteltiible. Ndd3wro9en bel.
D 6. " c b q III c II.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21

q EN- ii II d + Sire N1b.
arbeit, ole mir 5,lfrie0cnItellenO
iiir m1bigen Greis belorgep
ipoacn i'm 6rauenperein.
9tod]irage BEL
Sran 81. s. Settler
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
8tuei idbne Sarmen gu uerfauieu,

Sine idl0ne Surm BON l4T Nder nno cine
non 115 gder, S Wieilen bon ~9gaibBetnu,
NO. inn bciten 3uitonoe INN NIT alien @ers
beilerun9eu, Wobnb. ulcr, Stolluu3 uilp.
Spredt pcr ODER id,rcibt on
Gop. 6. g9iemamn,
g%9olbin9tpn. Wio. " Is ,.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
8ieberruf.

I'D, tpiceerrui bicrmit Die bon mir &C.
mod)te gn9obe oao SbaS. Wiener cine
neutrality-suspicious. in CRAZE %eintoiir'
te uno g. ganeenbcrS i'm ben Wiarid) mndls
ie. glud) Die slusabr lpeIdae ih in Der SdIuIs
,rabl Merchandising b~etrcfo s y. Wtcper.
Chico. Nulmepet mo J. utuelIcr 9en,odli.
,uicoeruie i'd.
Sns. Q u|enteh
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21

5u uerfanfen
elm gutter is Sano hober IrbeitSelcI.
s y q 8. S q III r, Sermann, WtU.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21

ad,tuns Bin acucist gtnitrcitcr. Hnb
SopeSierer- arbeit AZ tbm i'm Sohidl 9c9tu
en- Yferb, = F1t
0ote, gu perfauien oher S~trucrnhidJen,
s.. {. 2 uitier Z,
SwiSo, Wio.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
Biuia su ~uertaaten.

!, : Wleine $ ;3irlmcr ggohnung nit Got an
Der 1reit. ser etrobe iItbIlliS gu ucrtaufcn.
Iues in better Srbnnng.
g. Wpet
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Neue Qn5etgen
5u p~ertanten

2 WiuiteridlweIne nit ~sertei.
Srit 0dener, Sipies, Wto'
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&Sir DE llnter5eidurcten prtalrfel
.ti nar olteu Gbllnr0 @pple 8arrl
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-10-28
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-10-28
n Society Event.

The opening event Of the Sumter
society season took place Wednesday
afternoon. when Mrs. Ferdinand Levi
and Mrs. Abe Weinberg entertained
their many friends with most elab-
crate affair. The reception was Civ
en- at The beautiful home Of Mr., and
Mrs. Levi on y. Washington street.
the entire lower fioo- ~ which wa
thrown open to the two hundred
guests who called during the after
noon from 8 to Z. Yellow was the
color scheme which was carried out
mainly by enormous hot house chrys-
anthemums which were placed IN
large bowls and vases around the
rooms. while handsome ferns and
other potted plants contributed to the
final beautiful effect. The guests on
arriving were greeted by Mrs. Levi
Mrs. Weinberg and Mrs. Mitchell
Levi. AS tokens Of the occasion Mrs.
Ashleish Mood presented each caller
with big yellow chrysanthemum and
some yards of stem; Mrs. ]. A. Mood.
Mrs. Iseman of Manning, and Mrs.
Harry Ryttenberg saw that the guests
reached the dining room where a
delicious course Of sweets was serv.
ed. The table looked a beautiful bow
er with ils burden of pretty dishes.
flowers and ribbons.
Throughout the afternoon the
guests were entertained with orches
ira music which was in charge of
Miss Beard of Columbia The two
punch bowls stationed in library and
hall We're served by Misses Hood and
Moses.
The invitations for this affair had
been out over two weeks and all Of
those honored had been looking for
ward TO 1t with the pleasantest anti
cipations which were more than full
filed by this brilliant outcome.
Some of the out-of-tovn guests
were Mrs. Odenheim Of New York,
Mrs. Weinberg of Wedgefeld, Mrs.
Geiger. Mrs. Sorentrue, Mrs. Ise-
man and Mrs. Levi of Manning.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-10-28
ARRANGE FOR STATE FAIR,
GROUNDS THE SCENE OF ACrJV-
lTf AS WORKMEN ARRANGE
PLANS.
Some OF the Attractions Which HaXn
Been Arranged by Smith for Fair
Visitors.

Columbia, Oct 27.-Two more DAYS
before the opening of the fair grounds
10 ire hundreds of visitors that will
make Columbia their abiding place
for pleasure, sightseeing, sport and
entertainm ent means that the time is
exceedingly brief for the remaining
work to be completed. The fair
grounds make busy scene, as the
gangs of laborers rush from place
TO place, arranging the locations: the
carpenters and exceedingly busy with
saw and hammer and the general ap-
pearance Of the grounds undergoes
rapid changes before the eve. as
tent is thrown up here and build
ing completed in another part of the
field.
Some of the exhibits, like the pro-
verbal worm, have arrived early so
as to get located. A few of the minor
shows, stands for vendors of novelties
and the like have come in early. But
OF course none Of the operators have
actually gotten busy.
The Clemson college building has
about been completed, and the large
tent-140 by S0-was erected Wednes-
day afternoon. The Clemson build
! ing will be used for stereopticon show
of plant life and growth. This will be
among the most instructive Of the ag-
| ricultura division.
The International Harvester COM
pany will show a motion picture of
the building Of a harvesting machine.
The Gibbes Machinery company COM
pleted its tent seevral DAYS ago and
all that remains is the installation of
machinery exhibits. The White com
pany will have booth showing their
cars. Mr.. Robert Lambert, Familiarity
known as Dare Devl' Bob" will be
in charge. The Pittaburg Perfect
Fence company will have an attrac-
i've exhibit of wire fencing.
These are only few Of the exhibits
and exhibitors.
The steel beams, arches and trusses
which are a part Of the auditorium
: purchased from Greensboro have
been cleared away and are now re-
! posing near the southern side Of the
! grounds close to the fence. Three
carloads Of material have been held
+, at the Southern freight depot until
after the fair.
The uptown shows which begin only
after the close OF the fair grounds
gates. will be put on by the johnny ]
Jones Carnival company.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-10-28
HOW THE ACCIDENT OCCURRED.
MIR. Poole Gives Facts of The Col
lison on POcOtaligO Causeway.

HsOn on POCOtaligO CauseWay.
Mr.. Editor:
l noticed in your issue Of the 21st
an account of the runaway of my
team last Friday at Pocalla Springs,
in which you placed all blame on
me and made 1t appear that it was
through carelessness on my part.
Now l know that you did not intend
to misrepresent it in any way or do
me an injustice. therefore. I ask that
you will please hear my side Of the
matter.
| was coming home with g shteen
cotton pickers on my wagon and was
driving in slow trot when / saw a
mule and buggy in the road as if
the driver was trying to hold his
mule, which seemed to be very rest
less. took up my team and drove
as near the edge of the embankment
IS ] could. AT that time my horse
was in a fast walk and as my team
passed, Mr.. Tenants mule turned
short to the center Of the road and
his buggy caught in the wheel OF my
wagon which caused my left-hand
mule to jump sideways against the
horse on the right, coming near SHOW
ing him off the embankment and
frightening him, and at the same
time one Of the men who was with
me on the seat lost his balance and
In trying to catch, fell on my mule,
causing her to jump forward and
when she did the seat on which !
was sitting slipped off and 1 fell be-
tween the wagon and the horse. !
was dragged some distance and lost
control of the team and received sew
eral severe bruises. The men and
women on my wagon commenced
Jumping off, which frightened my
team still more.
If Mr. Tenant had held his mule
straight or kept him from turning
into my wagon there would not have
been any trouble.
Yours very truly.
HEYwARD POOLE.
Tindal, S. c., Oct. "a.