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The Green Forest tribune., 1911-02-10
Circuit Court.

The following cases are docketed for the February term Of circuit court Eastern District:
 CIVIL DOCKET Carroll County Bank vs. o. Riley and Hattie Riley. suit on note. Sam T. and J. c. Woods, eX., vs. C. E. Bobo, ct al.
 Lucille Paddock vs. James Wilding. L. Il. Seitz vs. R. Dekard. Athel Hoback vs School District No. 47.
 w. r. Hodge vs. L. H. Bevins. Mrs. Cora SiIlman vs. Mrs. Mattie Riley, ct al, damage to character oil ac- count of libel and sIander. R. G. Floyd vs. J. W. Jones. John Daily vs. Mrs. N. J. Pryor, for morally Mrs. N. J. Daily, suit on note. M E. Trantham vs D. M Stroud. Sarah Alfrey, vs. John Hancock. Lewis Sisco vs T. H. Woodwork. ". F. Miles vs. Jeff Harbert. Lizzie Kenner vs. Western Union Telegraph Go. damages.
 CRIMINAL DOCKET The state of Arkansas has the foi- lowing cases:
 s. P. Smith, assault.
 Jack Langston, assault and battery. Jack Langston, breach of peace. Wm. Forsythe, selling liquor in five miles of Green Forest school. Bertha Phillips,
 Roy Mathis, appearing drunk. Noah Body, appearing drunk. Fig Holt, breach of peace. Noah Boyd, obscenity. Daniel Whitaker, appearing drunk. Bev Morris and Rose Hill illegal CO., habtation.
 Vasco Jeffries, contempt of court Will Shipman, breach of peace. Yard Bishop, appearing drunk Mrs. o. Riley, libel.
 Roy Edens, libel.
 Will Hayhurst, appearing drunk. Nathan Hayhurst, disturbing public gathering.
 Jasper Davis, appearing drunk. Chas. Leatherberry, appearing drunk. Arlis Parker, appearing drunk. Had Youngblood, disturbing public gathering.
 Harry Perkins, contempt of court.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13
Prspsse1 New Law

At the annual meeting Of the Colo
RADIO Editorial association. held in
Denver Monday, II. F. Lake Jr,
editor Of the News Champion, was
elected president for the ensuing
year Chas f. Adams of M1ntrose,
Was re elected secretary and trea
surer J. j. Barkhausen Of the
Denver Democrat is vice president.
The meeting was very successful
one, attended by over fifty members.
Several proposed laws in the interest
Of general publicity and good govern
ment were endorsed by the associa-
ton, notably one requiring school
districts to publish once a year list
of all expenditures and warrants
drawn. Another requires town
councils 10 do this same thing, by
the way, . feature which our Gunni-
son council adopted of its own
accord last spring
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13
A Mod Blew

In the New JERSEY controversy,
where james Smith Jr.. multi mil
lIonaire, former senator and repres-
entatiye of the interests, declares he
will be senator again, instead of
James MARITIME, whom the voters
endorsed at the primary, Governor
Woodrow Wilson, declares for Mar
tine and gives Smith a hard blow
as follows:
ANY suggestion that there is to
be a split in the New Jersey demo-
cracy, DR. Wilson derided, 1T is
not a dangerous or capital operation
to cut off a wart," he said "The
thing can be done while you wait,
and il is being done The clinic is
open and every man can witness the
operation. When any organization
sets itself above the party which it
undertakes TO serve. or would have
you believe it pretends to serve, then
1T is time for the operation, the wart
must be removed
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13
A Fra Cass 81 e ossks

The auditing committee composed
of Messrs. Deering, Aikine, and Eek
bert, finished examination of the
books of Mrs Annie NJ, Downey,
county treasurer, last Saturday
This time the audit of school district
and town funds was made. something
unusual. A 6rst-class set of books,
without single error in the bal
ances. is the report which will be
made to Judge Shackleford. In
tact, while the report is not vet
public, it is understood that the
committee has high praise for Mrs.
Downey, and Mr. Palmer, the eflici-
ent deputy. Only few slight errors
in carrying school district credits
was discovered during the audit and
these were merely technical
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13
4 c. -

There is some asssas'ea on both
the Ohio creeks" in our county TO
have she Legislature change the nome
1T Little Ohio crsek, in order 10
avoid the endless coafsssoa thss
ex'sts between the ranch commupity
north ef tewa ssd the gold mining
dsssrict shove Ohio City. just what
name would he applied has not beeu
saeasssed, although we have heard
Gold creet" proposed. since oil the
pay values OF this section are in gold
Certainly the move 10 . good one,
and News-Chsmpion believes no citi-
sea will object. Representative J. 4
Pearson will do eli in his power to
put sach . bill through. 1nciden-
tally il might he we'll to change the
name Of two Of the three Crystal
creeks end three of four "Besver"
cseeks and fosr Of the & We "Willow'
cseeks in our county
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13
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a SaPsnsr0 sssesa kseper named
bsssd Cssras ~as ~ she r,si~ th.-
sssk. hsvsas bsvu hseaxb; sp irsm
th.ss sscslon bs Cnder -saau,f I.chan
~ sa~ser ~ the chazse IT assault
snH Jokn Chance.
n wss sioa9 aboai Christmas
tssse. wkea one dss 81 the .al.sa
Cssrss kaacked the odd man down
A warrant ~as Ia4medisieis swara
est. but v " sspPosed Cairns sss
ssHa 1t IT and lefs saadeuls fos
Aoutro~e Later he ret.rned and
she ssrssnt was served
The tr,sI wse held before Judse
i.eshy fsssdsy evening and Cssr.s
pleaded ssslty and was 6aed els
aud casss. . tossl of GA ~
The cause of the quarrel 10 M
ders,eed 10 have beea thai Mr..
Chance, who st the time wss some
what under the infiaeaee of hssos
beaeht q the saloon. charged Casras
with stealing his money.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13
0sings Il he Electric Thesare

Doings at the Electric Theatre
Saturday night, Jan. 18th.
Picture No. The Little Mother
at the Baby Snow
A Pleasing Comedy.
No. 2.-Tnread of Destiny. very
Interesting.
No. 3.-Illustrated Song.
No. 4-Catching Fish With
Dynamite.
No. 5.-"A Curious Invention
Another side breaking comedy.
0avette Orchestra for the evening
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13
AM0OoeOeu1.

DIR. j. ID. Walker, well-known to
citizens of Gunnison and of Gunni-
son county, is here in charge of the
Canaday Pharmacy, and will give his
personal attention to the prompt and
accurate compounding of prescrip-
tions This reliable and popular
drug store has first-class reputati on
throughout the Western Slope. and
in securing DIR. Walker, one Of the
most competent druggists in Color
ado, we feel that ~e have made .
move that will be appreciated by
patrons Of the pharmacy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13
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T4sxS:: S::SSEk: ~ E:

Sh-s1 ~ na.Ass ssssruea wea
sssAV - gslss~trss. hssasias
wnA - 0as~sse u. M,nico. she
lsslsas sssussd q &asdss,S9 aas,shsr
6ossh oeGkaa woekn nsa q Msrklr
sasss ssuas ego
ADwAG ~ wisps..ss. u sas q
esun3 - sspsosoksd ssusslt. the
siosa hssiaG ausely jated Benz
ens0 seaO . psct~se, whsse.pon the
~ iDsssed hin o~s fsosa . dance.
anhsd . Aseesr isse his vissls sad
0m1Dd - ksso 70 nske sure his
Gnn1V sosld s0 live.
- sAe nssAsssr e.capsi. and
. - hidsax ss different coal
- bsh hsaloa aud I.ehan
- sssk " nsrbIe, dessrmined
- ~. Circslsrs sent out had
nD1 - hssl'sa ssss waIseabsrs
- - drpssy Il that towa arres.
Go6A, - sised Hanlon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13
c. - 60 Islnv

The Good Eoade convenf.on mees-
N lhsaser tsi.s. sni q asssbeF Il
Representatives are oeer from GasBi-
ssa. smoaS then. Coma.I~-5aaess
wsiey and whslen. Judge tiether-
sa9son. h g. Bartlett. Eieary Creoks
aud Dr Ascksutssh.
Oar people d. not propose - he
frozen oai by q SLATE ki9hwsy com
aassssoa thss wsuts 81 speaa all the
sesey IN fes favored communities
We wsas ~ be put 'oa the map
and w.th W sse Ssl,da. Canon Clty
sad fIoreaee, aud SaSuache o.
sell - Western Slope Counties
that waat to $50 direct a.tomobile
rosd thsoaxh this portion of the
sssse. and shsf SAINT TO get Mp 10 en-
Ispv osr ave hsadred msles Of trout
hsa,ne
Aoaarch pass seems generally
fsvosed ss the he'd route over the
continental divide. slthoa1h there is
no qssstIon whatever but Cechetepa
pass will he used, since II is prscti-
eslly sood rosd right noe, aud the
lowest psss in Colorado. But for
the fact that it is sixty-two miles
farther round no other would be con
sidered.
There ls q movement on foat to
use all the 43o0,0U Of internal i'm
provemeat money through the state
highway commission. However, be
fore the Legislature conseuts 20 any
thing Of this kind you may be sure
provisions will be inserted wherehv
each county can get its fair share il
~ disposed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13
Reg.Aessi Perrkers. Nsr.e y Le S,N

The registered Percheron Stallion.
BLEDOR, No. 4O.oo6, age eight
years, weight 1900 pounds, will be
sold in Gunnison. Colorado, at East
man s livery barn. Saturday. Feb. 4,
1911 This is an imported horse, a
sure foal getter, and has some Of the
best draft horses and colts on the
Western Slope to his credit. Reason
for sale. the company is dissolvinC
partnership.
The Gannison Percberon Horse Assn
5l-S K r. ALLEx, Sec.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13
W~piae Given
tirand junction News

Trand junction News
Everyone is warned against range
explosions such as nearly cost the
life Of Lee Reanev ON Orchard Mesa
Yesterday morning, an account Of
which appears ia another column.
Before building the range FIRE. the
water in both faucets should be tried
and If II fails to run. under no cir
camstances should FIRE be built
until the pipes are thswed out.
Great danger exists where the kitchen
IS allowed TO get cold over night
Should the FIRE be built with the
water in the pipes frozen, a disas-
trous explosion will surely follow.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13
A's1 IS @ ux,,1y
] 01Unn6 Csi.uAb 49, 4
Csa-s tulD e 49,.
- uuuunuuou1

Aitha.gh u ~ss kao~n thai Sena-
ss Charles J tiu zhe- was a very
e'ca asa snd yo'.ld probably re,ssa
- this iex'-lssiare eaSied sis ~ork
e's sadaeu death "Wednesday csme
- ssrPr,,e aud q -heck.
Asemsa and eprhs a,e sai,re we're
= comhsnei causes of has desah
y Was Is wears odd and had beea
pasior two wears. As oae 81 the
ssemar' lawyers os the vest. aud q
orons pabl.c speaker daghes had
oseass taken . Ieailas pos,tion IN
ne United Stsiee senate, and the
Uhoie state lssasats his desah.
As this Legislature viii elect his
oseeessor, asaeso.s caad,dases are
esesdy meatioaed. amoas them.
evs Adams. Robert Spssr, G. ).
oouaas. Goverpor ShafvotA. Dexter
SaPp, I. j 0'Doanell and John
= Martin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13
o1''~ - .,,-
SES%&

Much hss hs-en said and ~r,sssa
oa the sapersor,sy Il 0saas.au
ee.siy es1tis and ksrs-s. h~s e.ly
reee.aiy has the ra,ssag a psslssy
received ANS spscssl sfsess,os.
The tsst skss Gsasssse ehxAsus
esrrsed the blse rsees.a 1T ske &C.,
era sseF< Posisry Shew ~ =
EhsltA. Jsa- 81. may be a ssspsiss
10 ssase sad pscve " the ~keesscsi
shss tsscy pssltry csa he ss,ssi 80
ees-fssiy es n rs this ciimsse.
A ID Mckee wss in the lsei VjeA
Crystal White orphin9,sas. vis-
asaG prizes ~ follows: lss cs.kssel.
I'd pen. I'd palies aud several spsc-
ssis These hssAs sse froa The
fsmoss kelIess1suss strnsa sf Ks.-
sss City and IL % s.fs ~ ssy sse es-
eelIed By see, Il ssy in sks wsss.
kufSs kaepp es.ne te tbs fsoss
ssth ; c. White Leehoras, vis-
nsaG psise. ~ follo~s: Ia -.
lisa. FAD, 3rd and 4th pulIsss. -
sides spscisls, including seversl a.
tiaes of eggs from the veil knowa
ysrds Of GoodscEe Bros, Of Conp-
toa, California
Whea 1t 10 considered thai thsus
birds we're in competition With ne
prise winners from other shows, -
must say, hats of 10 Guasisoa
county poultry.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13
C@l e nasks

We desire to thank our kind
friends aud neighbors and the
brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
for their Kindness and sympathy
during the illness and death of our
dear husband and father.
Mas ETA BARTON,
Miss LIMA BARTON.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13
~ 01uss ~ q Psss;s

Paonia Booster-Last right at
seven O'Clock the word was flashed
about town that John Bruce was
dead While it was not entirely un-
expected TO those who understood his
condition, yet TO the whole comman-
Itv il came as a shock
Mr. Bruce came 10 paonia in the
early days and became interested in
lands here. He aud his brother
Angus owned large part of the
Mesa now called Garvin Mesa bat in
those days known as Bruce Mesa
For many years he was in business
in Crested Butte and about ten years
ago he moved his family here from
that place to make this town his home
for the rest of his days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13
ouuAusi, = u hssusuDp1

The oratorio Emmanuel" will
about Easter. time be presented in
Gannison by W A. Franks All
the singers in our city are requested
TO help Music as pretentious as
this has never before been attempted
in our city. but Prof. Franks is con
fident we have the material to carry
Il through successfully, and no
doubt oil those who can help will
do 30.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13
1Bv 49, e 4. Z. a -

The Annual Review namber Of
The Railroad Red Book," monthly
Hobhestloa issued by the Denver a
~ Grsade, has jast appeared
This MAGAZINE is an exponent Of
1Uleated farming in the Rock '
oantain region, aud the Annual
upvsew Bumber contains no less than
heS original ARTICLES especially pre-
vnssd for this issue on agricultural
uAa'ns. commercial and indastria
sneJects, including among it's con-
eOestors Governor Shafroth Of Colo
soAo, Governor Spry Of Utah, Cover
~ Mills Of New Mexico, ex Cover
ser Adams Of Colorado, C. J. Blanch-
-, statistic'sn Of the U. 8. Reclama-
ss@ Service, President Lory Of the
Caaorado Agricultural College, j ae
Shboin Of Salt Lake CITY, Prof
uerrill and others Of the Utah Apri.
eoltural College, and W. W. Nc
paghlia, Irrigation Engineer of the
apartment of Agriculture.
THE Annual Review number OF
The Ned Book" Is looked upon q
. stslaabie reference publication, and
this, the sixth issue, is considered
the best Of the series.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13
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eess. a,lissvss - Psss~ss 90 sssohsss -~

001kx8u10 - f01u1100 80 3DmG08u< m0U&
isG b mrs. hsry A. Lawrence.
There 10 nothing of greater inter-
est TO parents and teachers than the
developing and unfolding d the
child life-bow the mother watches
for the little ones hrst smile If rec.
ognition. the first word, the first
steps and 81 ON till he reaches the
time when he comes home and tells.
with great pride, Of his first day at
school. Up TO this period Of his life
the child has been under the inhu-
ence OF the home circle-their little
friends have been largely of the
mothers choosing-and they have
generally speaking-spent much of
their time playing they were grown
up and had home of their own, and
il there is no little one TO play
with, she will want her mother to he
her little girl-and she will want TO
be dressed up in long dress have
her hair pinned up as Mamma wears
hers and it is very not.cable-the
trend OF her conversation, her choice
of words, for children learn by imi-
itation-and the mother and older
sister may often be surprised to hear
expressions that they were uncon-
scious of ever using. till thev hear
the little child use them in her i'm
aginary family
The social instinct of the child ie
very strong-they never wish to be
alone-they will play contentedly for
hours with dolls or TOYS and talk in
cesssntly. if they know that Mamma
is in speaking distance, but if they
find themselves alone all playthings
are forgotten and thev start in search
of the lost one and when found, thev
will be careful for some time to keep
very close to her
We are told on good authority that
the childs eagerness To be ic the
presence Of persons, and TO enter in
to active relations with them, is due
wholly TO the feeling Of pure socibil-
ity, into which no ''sel6sh" factor en-
tiers As he developes and the range
Of his contact with the world in
creases. he often, no doubt. wishes TO
be with people so that he can make
use of them to accomplish feats of
skill and daring, which unaided, he
cannot achieve. The FIVE year old
seeks association with those, mainly,
who can help him to carry forward
his enterprises, whatever they NAV
he, or in general TO make life interest
ing to him. Above all things else
he seeks the society Of those who can
PLAY with him. He is more sociable
with snch companions than with
most adults, or with others Of his own
aee Who cannot play as they do. of
cosrse If an adult can become - .
child and adapt himself TO the
4 Coatinued - Third Page.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13

Last week through a News-Cham-
plon want ad inserted by L. II.
Easterly. A Gunnison lady located
pocket-book with seven or eight
dollars in it, Cheap for twenty five
cents.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13

We learn that the big coal mires
at Redstone are again to be opened.
as Osgood and the Fuel company
have made up differences The town
site and coke ovens ALWAYS did be-
long TO Oseood and were not dis
mantled, in the ruction of two years
ago
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13
WssAsn Slspe resckess' Associates

The Grand junction News saws.
The teachers Of the Western Slope
are making arrangements to band to-
gether into an association such as
has been perfected in the counties in
the northeastern part OF the state,
namely, Boulder, Weld and Larimer
counties. The seven counties on the
Western Slope which will be includ-
ed are Mesa, Delta, Montrose, Gunni-
son, Hinsdale, San Miguel and Ourav
The organization will not conflict ia
any way with the state association
A meeting has been called for March
"a and %, when the teachers of this
country hold theis regular session.
Representatives from the other six
counties will attend this meeting
Messrs. c. q. Sargent, county super
intendent and l. B. Stevens of
Frulta, are back of the move.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13
~ nsnisai osak 0scas oo6;css,

At the annual meeting Of stock
holders Of the Gunnison First Ma
tionsl, held at its banking rooms
Tuesday, 5. p. Spencer WAS reelected
president; A. Hartman and j. A.
Steele, vice presidents; aud J. J..
Miller, cashier. The directors are
William Snyder, A. Hartman, John
A. Steele, H. NJ. Webster, 5. p spen-
Ger
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13
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Sunday. Jan. Is, moraiaS at 1000
A A. Bible Class. Morning ut n Loo
Sermon.
Epworth League at The Electric
Theatre. $50 Pleasant Saadsv
evening at the Electric Theatre, 7:3O
Prompt.
Program: - Illustrated Hynn,
Rock Of Ages" Gospel Addssss.
Rev. >. Lamlev. Subject. "Dsri-
iects-" Special Songs by choir.
Gavette Orchestra No charge fos
admission. Collection, Only. brina
YOUR friends and come 10 spead Z
p. 5. Evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13

We save you at least lO9o on mon
uments and iron fences Bills Bros
l459 Broadway, Denver. Write us. l2
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13

c. L. Wilbur-Cement work, con
crete blocks and concrete brick for
building purposes Inquire of
J0-l3 HENRY r. LAKE, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13

Clarence Adams.
Furniture and Queensware. Tel
ephone Beaver 36l.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13

Lost from my home in Gunnison,
bay horse, blind in left eye. Five
dollars reward for return to Jos.
David.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13
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Everybody in Deaver is in pre-
psrstion for the stock show next
week. Nsws-Champism esesses that
over a hundred from this county will
attend.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13

The season is now on for the re-
gistered Duroc-Jersey Boar. owned
by Davis * Miller Service fee 81
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13

Lost on street, Wednesday, Conk
lin fountain pen. Finder please
leave at News-Champion office and
receive reward.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13
Rad fer ST.

l6o acres, good water right, Smiles
from Parlin. For particulars call or
write to B. E. Jones, Parlin, Colo.
49tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13

Horse, buggy and harness for sale
4 Mrs &. Il. GAIsER.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13

For sALE-Portland Cutter Very
nearly new
MRs +. ID SANFORD, Gunnison
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13

"Wednesday, Mrs +. B Eells went
to Denver TO receive surgical atten-
ton for her ewes. Miss Avis &C
companied her.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13

The ROYAL CAFE will furnish
Room and Board at 500 per week
Special rates by the month
b. b LAsHBRooK. proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13

Clarence Adams.
Furniture and Queensware. Tel
ephone, Beaver Sol.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13

Ss.s - vslsss . Ss.sai.ss's ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13
COAL COAL, COAL,
Parsons n Ferguson

Social dance at Woodmen hall,
Saturday night, the l4th.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13
NEWS-CtIAMPION WANT ADS
GIVE LARGE MONEY RETURNS

COAL, COAL, COAL,
Parsons q Ferguson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13
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a ngeaAa & Son have bousht
- - airy proposition # W. l..
Aa1ussaa. The transfer was made
puunss6As cad this mornias, the new
auusss 80 on the route. which ie
49, Psssoasl management Of Bruce
- Riss Dairy start with 6fty
eBOa, - - isAsstion is 80 put in
- uaa ns1ssu spplisaces, iinclad-
- . oiltiAG aschines In fact it
Uah BE- tAs nase sp-to-date We have
ssW bel IN oss city, and will un-
osssesdly eajey q fine trade.
a clevor 1osser giving the name
a o.. Z. Barnes, has caught four
6alila nsscAsnss to the tune Of
sbess Gosy dollars He forged tAe
nnne a 8. x. Marines, the w.
kso~a Rio 0s1.As engineer. h.
~ 70 hslisss1 - have been caught
IN lssivills. This is the third time
u . ysar ~ two that Salida mer-
ohasts ksve bsen - victimized.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-13

Cali up Gunnison 81 for best hard
and soft coal Mrs l. y. Brunton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-06

Dennis, Rachel; Dover. Mrs. E.; Duncan,
Mrs
-E--Easir. Lou; Edison. E. L.. Mrs. Ellis.
Mrs. Ruby; Everitt, Eta.
Fisher, Sarah; Fieites. Ida s.
o-Gardner. Della (2); Gates. Miss t;
effort, Leler; Gordon, Mrs. Addie; Cor
don, Mrs: Allie; Graham. Mrs. Addie;
H.Haines. Bonnie: Hall. Jessie: Ham
ilton,. Anna CD; Hamilton, Mrs. Carrie:
Harrison. Miss; Hanks, Miss; Harris,
Mrs. Margaret: Hatcher, Mrs Allie; Hat
ton, Mrs. Huldah: Elderlodge, Mrs. L. V;
Helms, Fannie; Henderson. Ida; Henson.
Mrs. Ella; Hill. Ethel; Hillard, Agnes;
Howard, Richard; Holms, Mary; Hudgins,
jamie; HUMPHREYS. Mrs. w. D. ca; Hyer,
Mrs. Eliza; Hyoger, Mrs. ].
jackson, Mrs. Alice; Jackson. Fillie:
Mrs. R NJ (8j; Jones. Sarah. K
L-Landrum, Matte Mae; Lawson,
Louise. Linnix, Lou; Lowenstein, Mrs.
MNMccIenan, D. G.; McDougan. Eth
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