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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
SENSATION IN THE
SPARKLING MYSTERY
DR.. r. A. McGregor OF Ubly,
Mich, Bound Over on a
Charge of Murder.

BAD AXE. Mich. Dec 1j.-After a
sensational climax OF his preliminary eA-
animation Or. Robert A. MacGresor OF
Uhly. charged with the murder Of Gym
Sparline al Ubly. was today bound over
without bail. 10 the circuit court.
Miss Marearet Gibbs Of Port Huron, the
nurse charged with being an acceesorS
after the fact, waived exan1instion: InT r.
last witness for the prosecution Sher
Donald McAuley Of Huron county iur
nlshsd the excitement. McAuley swore
ont tho complaint for DR. MacGresor :
arrest and then made tns arLes. ,ro
In his testimony he said that atter 'nr
inonret 10 determine the cause Of FTi
sparline's death. ne talked ~ip1 Dr. Ma a..
GreGcr. and the latter asked MN II .he .t,e
other sporline bodies. Four in1emhyer,s; rs; o.
tho family, three sors and the father
died of suspicious ailment , =,
"Jf yon do pr MacGrceor SAID nc
me, 4 knoy YOU win find poison. If yol
fellows will take UP Albert Sparl'nE @ anl
find arsenic IN him know Of a man wht
can make Mrs Sparling confess, IS, 4, 1o,
ManC.resor answered. Il would have L
look in the glass 10 find him,
tr1ony DR.. MacGregor and his LAWYER
held a conference. after which ATTORNEY
Joseph Walsh said: -.
The defendant in the case and M
/ counsel reel tfal .IDETo - ilpA .'''ni'
evidence TO hold our client 10 the cir
cult court. but we feet that this crime
if a crime has been committed' rnolil'
have the broadest Investigation, nerc
| fore. on behalf OF this respondent, ! asl
10 have him bound over 10 The circul
court where DIR. MacGregor can have
full and complete vindicatlon heiore
| jury"
Sheriff NcAulev said tonight that
warrant would be served on Mrs. JONI
/ Wesley Sparkling tomorrow, charging nc
| With nnisonlnE her con Cyril.
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NJ 'MAN|GAL NOT THE
ONLY DYVAM|TER
Grand Jury at indianapolis
Seeking Evidence Against
Others in Conspiracy.
Continued from Page one)

he gave ii TO a porter, giving him also
a dollar to take care of II.
Presumably In connection with the aP-
pearance of the dynamite case came 5.
+. Crosby, now OF Los Angeles, formerly
OF Boston, Mass Crosby was once con
nccted with the firm that made the
caSes.
Miss Tiro Mccarthy OF San Francisco,
a stenographer for the Asiatic EiXclu
sion league, OF which Olaf Tvaitmoe Is
president. appeared before the grand jury,
remaining about fftcen minutes, She
was preceded by Thomas Mills OF San
Francisco. "A chauffeur, whose appearance
recalled the story that after James b.
McNamsra had dvnamited the Los An
geles Times building he hurried north
to San Francisco and with companions
went "automobile riding. apparently hav-
ing plenty OF money"
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GOVERNMENT HAS BIG
STOCK OF AMMUNITION

WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.-Enough am
run,tiou 10 supply the United States
army. navy and state militia for three and
4 half years will he in the arsenals and
strong boxes Of the United states at the
end Of the present year.
Rrieadier General Crozier chief OF erd =
rance told the house committee on mill
tp:f affairs today that the army then
would be ready 20 meet any contingency
Of war so far as ammunition was con-
cerned.
The government has been contracting
for enough ammunition from private con :
GEMS 10 keep toe companies running, as
an "insura nce AGAINST time OF war"
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CAPTAIN AND FORTY
MEN REMAIN ABOARD

TANGIER. Dec. Ia moderation in
the weather late this afternoon permitted
the rigging OF a second bree -buoy
from the steamer Delhi TO the land and
sixty members OF the crew OF 100 who
had stood by the vessel since she went
aground Wednesday. were taken Oft
The passengers. except one with a
broken leg, previously had been sent
ashore. a special tackle Is being pre-
The captain and forty members Of The
crew OF The Delhi still remain on board.
and. when the stormy weather abates,
Will make an effort to save the specie
the vessel carries.
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Naval Cadet Dies.

CHICAGO Dec 15-karl A Musser OF
Cleveland. o., cadet at the new United
Chicago. who had been sick for week
with spinal meningitis. died TODAY.
Death was hasteped. according 20 Off
cl5s by double pneumonia. .Arther Ie-
mont FELTON, OF Lodi, Cal. who has also
been sick with the disease. is report ed
convalescinE. There Is little likelihood
OF the disease spreading among the 100
comma ndaut
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King Lays First Stone.

DELHI. Dec. l5.--I2 noon-The king
emperor and queen empress today laid
tho first stone OF the new capitol OF In
dis. which. az was proclaimed after the
durbar. is 10 DC Debit There was A
brilliant asseuh,ege Of ruling princes
governors and state officials. The foun :
dation stone simply bore the date l5-12-1l
Their D1aiesties both are enjoying splen-
did health IN spite ci the fatigue they
have undergone during the lengthy ccre-
InOnifs.
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MUNICIPAL LOAN
AGENCY is ACTIVE

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 15.-Kansas
City's municipal loan agency. conduct
ed by the board Of public welfare, ma lie
loans ageregating s57,064.25 during the
year lust ended, accordlna to a state
mn.
Eighteen tboussn dollars in interest,
which will be otherwise gone into the
Golfers Of the loan sharks, was saved to
the people of Kansas City during the
year. Mr.. Carmsn said today,
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GUILTY AND READY
TO TAKE PUNISHMENT

EOZEMAN, Mont. Dec 15.-'I am
guilty and there is no use nghting the
case, the Rev. j. r. fIodbers. former
said when arracned on charge OF
grand larceny today The Rev. Hedhorz
is accused Of obtaining 5000 from WON
An on representation that IL was for
a dying widow Hedbcrg was arrested in
st. Paul In default OF $4,000 ball he was
held TO await the action OF the district
court. t1e says he Is willing to 90 to the
pcniienliarV.
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POET Is RELEASED
FROM PENITENTIARY

JEFFERSON CITY Mo-. Dec IL
Governor Hsdley tonight signed 4 parole
releasing Albert Ferguson from the peni-
tentiary tomorrow, Ferguson. who has
attracted attention by his poetry. Is
parolcd TO William Marion Keedy a st
Louis editor. who interested himself in
the prisoner. Ferguson Is sentenced to
a ten-year Term Tor robbery committed
in Kansas CITY IN Jannarv. loO6
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Suffrage in Kansas

TOPEKA. Kan. Dec l5.-Kansas
women who want to vote are ready TO
make the fight for the privilege Head
quarters will be opened up on January
BY the Kansas Equal Suffrage asso.
citation in rooms leased here today. The
Office will be in charge OF Mrs. W. A.
johnson, president, The association s
campaign viii continue unit! the No.
yembcr election Of 1912
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Parole Is Refused.

COLUMBUS. o.. Dec. 15.-Ey unani-
NOUS vote the state board of admins
tration, sitting as a parole board. today
rejected the application OF Charles L.
Warriner. former treasurer OF The Big
Four Railroad company at Cincinnati
who confessed 10 emoezzIements ag-
eregsting Ses3. 900. Warmer has. served
about two years OF sixyear sentence.
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Knows Fugitive.

Mrs Maud r. King. assistant house
keeper OF san Francisco hotel. APP
peared before the grand jury q second
time being the only witness called: She
ton A d. Schmidt. a fugitive under indict
fnent for completely in the Times dy-
namiting.
Stories of extensive plans made by the
defcusc before the collapse OF the Nc
Nanlara case for a nation n-wde cam
paisn 10 arouse sympathy and obtain
money were circulated hero today and
seemed 10 he traced TO Lawrence Sullivan,
2 former Goldhcld. New, promoter and
an investigator employed by the defense.
Sullivan would not talk about the case
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Reception Planned,

ST. PAUL. MINI, Dec. ia telegram
WAS received tonight from Governor Fbor-
hart of Minnesota stating that Governors
Harmon or Ohio and Deneen OF Illinois
Will arrive here tomorrow morning on the
western governors special. which is due
10 arrive at Ia o'clock. Local Democrats
are planning TO give Governor Harmon
big Icception
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
LAFFAN STOCK IN THE
NEW YORK SUN SOLD

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-willian c.
Reick has purchased OF Mrs. 4, NJ. Laf-
ian a majority OF the stock OF the New
York Sun. according 10 a weil-suthenti
Gated report, tho Tribune says this morn
ing. The sun in lis issue OF Sunday next.
81 is said. will announce the transfer OF
control to Mr.. Reick. who since 1907 has
beor one OF the owners OF the New York
Times and the Philadelphia Public
Ledger,
William L. Laffan died on November
ln lan1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
CONTROVERSY OVER
SILK NOILS SETTLED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury Curtis today
settled the long controversy over the as
sessment OF duty on silk noils. or waste
silk bl-product in the manufacture of
spun sin. II Was decided that all "noils''
composed OF fiber more than two inches
long are dutsb)e at 25 cents . pound
Noils less than two inches in length
unsuitable for the manufacture of spun
SILK yarn. but usabe for other warns or
fabrics. Will he admitted free Tho de-
clslon becomes effective tomorrow.
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Arrives at Chicago.

CHICAGO. Dec f5.-Tho party OF west
ern governors that has been making q
tour OF the east arrived here from Indian
spolis tonight. and. after a stop OF less
than half an neur. left for 81. Paul, where
the governors will be guests al the land
show tomorrow.
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Loses Citizsnship.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. l5.--After hv.
ing in the United States twenty-five
years, Gaw Wing. alias Charley Wing
today started for San Francisco in
charge of a government officer TO be
deported to China. Wing has been
citizen for fen years ana voter IN this
city. The charge against him is .'white
slavery :;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
YOUNG VANDERBILT TO
UNDERGO OPERATION

NEW YORK. Dec l5.-Cornellus Van
deTbilt is 10 undergo a opera tion for ap-
pendctis Some time today. according to
2 story published here this morning
-Mter two months Of III health, the young
millionafre's Illness reached an acute
stage within the last sevcniy-two hours,
II is stated. and after consultation II
was decided that an immediate operation
necessary.
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Breaks Wife's Neck.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Cole. Dec.
l5.-Angered because bis wife refused 10
ranchcr, living thirty miles cast Of here.
shook her so violently that he broke
nor neck. according 10 sdvices received
here tonight, Burnt. ihe message said
he had summoned told him his wife was
dead
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Exnert Rifla Shot Disa.

SPRINGFIELD. H.. Dec 15.-p
Bogardus. 80 years old, an expert |
and pistol shot died tonight a, his h
In Flkhsrt. He was a son OF Cap
A. II. Rogardus. for q number OF y
the worlds champion rifle shot.
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Nine Hodies Recnverod

ERl1ENILLE" Tenn. Ilec l5.-Niu.
bodies We're today taken from tho Cross
Mountain mine, where iasl Saturday an
explosion entonoed elghtyflve mon. II
is believed IL VIII take two more days
ia explore all the reces7es Of the work
ings.
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knight Acouitted.

HUNTSVILLE. Ala. Dec 1.-THE
jury trying John W. knight charged
With fraudulent use of the mails in con
naction with forged Gotten bills OF
lsdinG. tonight returned verdict OF
mot guilty "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
SALE Of SALT LAKE
LINES NEGOTIATED
Boston Interests Are Said to
Be Anxious to Buy From
Hartman Interests,
(Continued from Page One.)

Power company with the Utah Light q
Power company TO form tho present Utah
Light & Railway company.
The rapid growth Of the city. together
with the depreciation Of The system,
made IL imperative that great amount
OF money be expended TO rcl1ablitate
the system and provide for necessary
extensions. Therefore. in the early
months of 1906 p. II. Hartman was sp-
preached with the proposition 10 sell
the control to him. and the transfer was
made IN Sept cmber. 1905.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-16
Gasoline Price Raised.

NEW YORK. Dec. i5.-The Standard
Oil company has announced an advance
Of 2 quarter OF a cent gallon in the
price Of benZiue and gasoline.
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Line Reconstructed.

That day marked the beginning Of the
reconstruction period. Al least So 900. =
0oo has been expended In improvements.
Every foot OF the old trackaee has been
rebuilt and numerous extensions have
been made. The property is now de-
as good as any in the country. and far
superior to that OF most cities. The
cars are OF the latest type and the
equipment generally is modern.
The history Of the development OF the
street car system is duplicated In the
record OF the development of the light
Ing end OF the enterprise.
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Make il a point 10 Keep posted re.
esrdinc the Wants esch day-there's a
vast deal of interest in them for thou.
sands of renders,
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If you want to rent that furnished
room, use Tribune want ads. Call either
phone, Bell 5000 Ind. $50.
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Stork Visits Hansens.

Fred Hansen. foreman for The Utah
Copper company Al Garfield is re icic- e
ing over the arrival Of A beautiful baby
giTi. who came 10 Mrs. Hansen al the
Holy Cross hospital ~ an carly hour THIS
morning
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ANOTHER ARREST nj
FORT RILEY, KANSI|
Trumpeter Suspected of Hay|
ing Had a Hand in Dyna.
mite Outrages.

JUNCTION CITY. Kan. lie, "A
Trurnpeter john Grille OF Battery y s,r
field artillery. was arrested late tod,s7
connection with the dynamite eanIo.,.
and nrss At Fort Riley, which cos,
government 81 100000
Grille Is the sixth soldier nlar.a
arrest since the invesLisatlon~ m 4. ul1
ploFions became public. after b.
Michael Quire's confession that bo ,., ~
the explosions at the instigat,on "a
Rev. Charles NJ. Brewer. chaplaI In ~ t,
fort
The arrest OF cUiic and tho rs,a.
Mrs. Anna Jordan al Kansas fI,,,
fore Deputy United States Marsh,i ~
arrived there for hcr were The d.,I',ss
nleDts in the case today. Co,p,nIs.I ~
Chase said he would have A wa,rsss1
sued at oucc for Mrs .jordsr's arrss,
would have IL served through ths ~,
States inaTshals office al Kansas Gn,,,''
The few army officers who coIIjd ~
duced to talk privately Of the ng,,o.,.
today declared that Fort RILEY 2or .'o =,
months has hccn as near 2 sta,s N ~ :,
rcr as well disciplined army n,,t y
be Not onIv wers there nuirsro 6 po,i
ceudisry fires. but the corn,snaIna
GERS OF the post had received frenpas,ya y y
ters threatening them with death ana
fort with destruction. "''i
Night and day since carly last ~
Fort Riley has been under nor. n
double guard. sentrics have moo, ~
constantly al the homes of tho corr~ ys~
stoned officers and guards hac. ~
each night in the cellars ~ tnes. bor,sin' w
order In friisirste thrratS nj |,bsVs,
struction cf the hou.sp by Dynamite
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LEAEFNWORTH, Kan. Dec. Is
TT. NscEev. deputy warden of IN. -
penitentIary here. formerly Unitnd st,'
marshal for Kansas, who ssiigatss
explosions and fires at Fort R,lsv I,
interview tonight said neither The =,
Mr. Erewor nor Mrs. Annie Iordan -
implicated in the crimes. Brers,
said, wss in Texas at the time and n,
returned 10 Junction city, Kan.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-06-01
UNIQUE Wedding.

The following is said to have been
the production of printer after hav-
ing imbibed to limited degree on
Hmight near beer.'' He had been CIV
en- the account of a wedding to set up
which he got mixed with sale bill,
as follows:
PUBLIC SALE-William Q. Jones,
the only son of Mr.. and Mrs. JOSHUA
Jones, was disposed at public auction
to Miss Lucy Anderson on my farm
one mile east of Lenordville in the
presence of seventy guests, including
the following, to-wit: Z mules, II
head of cattle, Rev. Jackson tied the
nuptial knot, weight 1900 pounds on
foot. The beautiful home of the bride
was Hastily decorated with one John
Deere plow, one sulkey hay rake, one
feed grinder, one set of double harness,
and lust before the ceremony was pro-
nounced Mendlesohn' wedding march
was PLAYED by one muly COW, one Jer-
sew COW to be fresh in June, carrying
q DOuuueb VI llOWCl5 WOolib6 6o"AA
of 800 shocks of corn, stacks of hay,
40 acres of wheat and a lot of other
feed stuff.
The groom is man of good charac-
ter and always stood well in society
circles with 10 Berkshire pigs and {
Durocs, while the bride is an accom-.
plished and talented teacher of splen.
did sheep, including one ram with a
pedigree.
Among the beautiful wedding pres
ents was a set Of silverware including
six sets of spoons, 3 sets of knives and
forks, one steam engine and thresher,
| one reaper and mower, wheelbarrow,
go cart and other articles too mum
erous to mention.
The bridal couple left yesterday fol
an extended honeymoon trip. Luncf
will be served at noon, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will be at home t.
their many friends in their new home
at the corner of Walter street. -Ex.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-06-01
Mt. Olive.

Specsafto The Ne7OS.
We are having some fine weather
now and everything seems to be NOV
ing along nicely.
Our school closed out Friday and the
children had nice treat and nice
time. They were all sorry to see Miss
Fannie Carlyon leave but all are In
hopes she will get the school in July
again.
Mrs. jamie Keener has just return
ed from Alabama. She is doctoring a
case of cancer down there, and she al
so has a case in Whitwell- She is sure
a dead center on cancers.
Arthur Pickett and Fate. Kilgore
have just returned from Terrahaute,
Ind, They were on tie road about
three weeks.
Fred Rulings went to Chattanooga
today. :,
What is wrong with "Blue Eyes.
Come on with your pieces. i enjoy
them fine. Little Pet'
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-06-01
COalmOnt.

Special 10 The Meas.
We are having some very hot wealth
or now. We have had very nice
rain and it sure put great change on
our gardens.
Several of the young folks are spend
ing Sunday in Shilo.
Several from here went fishing last
week. They report having fine time
but are little slow talking of catch
ing fish.
George Kilgole was visiting Dan
King one day last week.
Part of Joe Robards garden is so
poor he had to turn it into calf lot.
Frank Campbell has gone in to black
martin raising He made a nice box
and stood it by the gate and calls it
the Coaimont Wonder. The reason he
gave it that name was because he
wondered which would build in it,
Martins or English sparrows.
Ed Seahorn, of Pine Bluff, Ark, is
visiting his brother, Jim Seahorn, in
Coalmont.
Mrs. Mary Campbell is visiting Mrs,
John Way this evening. j.,
Engle Parmley and Proctor Daniel
we're in Chattanooga last week
The Sewanee Fuel and Iron Compa-
ny are talking of building 40 more
coke ovens.
DR.. Core, of Tracy City, was In
Coalmont last week.
If you want an up to date hair cut
and shave call on Dan King and he
will fix you right.
Mrs. Liza King spent day last
week with Mrs. Bessie Medders.
Alb Cannon of Tracy City, has NOV
ed to Coalmont where he has employ
ment with the Sewanee Fuel and lroI
Co.
| wonder what has become of '.Wlle
West He surely has his reproducel
broke. :.
John Seahorn was with his best CIR
Sunday.
Claud Myers was in Coalmont drlv
ing with his best girl Sunday.
| wonder what has become O
Country Boy. Would like to heal
from him. ;.
Sam Thompson and wife were WISH
ing Mrs. Polk Coldwell Sunday.
Come on, all of you writers OF TIM
News, and fill the paper with goo
pieces and enjoy yourselves on Frida'
reading them, and let your friend
read them. Pine lree.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-06-01
Whiteside.

.Sbseial 10 he Mas.
A few "reminiscences of the long ago
in and around Etna come to my MIND
The writer better known as blue
Law, has lived here all his life, and |
must say that with all things consid-
cred. there has been more sunshine In
the pathway of my life than there has
been clouds. We have always noticed
the contentment and discontentment
of our citizenship. and / can proudly
say that there has always been a SEEM
ing contentment among our people. l
can we'll remember when Etna was In
its palmiest days, when j. Z. Halle
ton, Milo Pratt and Capt. Jno. Frater
were at the helm, and among the fore
most coal men in the country They
have long ago passed to their reward.
F. II. Eaton was with the company
for some time. Then came d. b.
Pillsbury, who was owner and manag-
err for forty years. All who ever lived
at Etna knew and loved him. Mr.
Pillsburg still lives among us, and has
a nice home and is taking life easy.
Mr.. Roope, who was at the head OF the
purchasing department for more than
thirty wears, and who endeared all
men, women and children to him by
his many acts of kindness, is still
among us, ever extending his deeds OF
kindness to all worthy causes All
you good old people who once lived at
Etna, will we'll remember Uncle Jos
eph Watson. who took so much inter
est in the church and Sunday school,
and was SO long very competent
bookkeeper for the old Etna Coal Co.
back in those days when everybody
was happy and prosperous.
Times are not hardly what they were
back in those days when J. A. Darr
and Uncle Jake Houts were the
preachers. I want to say more about
those old fellows in the future, for
, think the names and deeds of such mel
T ought to live and be well remembered
! by all who have been benefited by theil
Influence and deeds of kindness.
, The New Etna Coal Co. has recent
n " under the management OF Mr.. Geo
a Price took on new appearance ant
the mines are reported to be in mn
: condition, and now putting out hlgl
9 class of blacksmith and steam coal
The store under the control of Mr.
Peak, is now doing we'll and they ar
commanding good patronage Mr.
Peak is running an up to date store
and cut out all the cut throat feature
of the old time grab" We predlc
large volume of business and sue
% cess for him. :.
= notice ''Valley Bird is yet sail
ing on the horizon and Kelly's Ferr
/ still in the Sunday ball business.
'Snowdrop." think your letters ar
- - very interesting.
Rev. j. R. Hatfield is visiting nj
wife in Chattanooga, who is very SICK
n J. M. Anderson has moved to Guild
Tenn, accepting position with tn
" power company
J. Mrs. Roope and Mrs. Strawn mad
X a trip Friday to their farm at GUILD
1T Tenn.
lie Mrs. Black Sexton, who has bee
le very sick for sometime, is now better
y l hope to see good letters from a
10 next week. Blue Jay