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Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04
THREE MEN FINED HEAVILY on
CONTEMPT CHARGE IN RED OAK
4. 2. Arrher. Everrtt Csmphrm Hnd
Fesrl = EV-rhsrr CoHrtet-d -
Hesuf - BooflsEEtnE Case.

RED OAK Ia MHrca Especial Teis-
FrHm- l-Ttree men. charged with uontouut
~ cuurl ErowinE ON 90 bou-ierr .rr
rhsrEes wsre convicted % 1udns q 10
Mheeiar'E courI bore 1adsg
q + Archer lht principal defendant
was tin0d 81 and costs ON lhe ruutsrnri
charge and received an EddiuunEl fine a.
- ana costE ON tbe charge az running 3
gambling game EEeret Campbell Hud
PEAR s Ersrilari. are iErter a uarr1. were
sach nned 50 and COSTS ErerhErr ard
Archer bora r-sl their fines hut Campt,ssn
Submitted himself go iruI,risuumsur.
lhe thref men were ausEsd 1u have fie5
from toNr when the orignEI t,oo-lsrrinr
rhErEs N-ar sferred- They suffered arrezt
ir another fuVn several dsrF aEo Aruhsr
b aaeFed 10 have resisted an uffcer IN an
a6di-ional charrs
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04
Council Bluffs

ms cattle company ". s. KHsIins. p-sHi-
cent q the National Eu-ticuluturul con
Er'ssn Oscar and Henri KssIfls prominent
and successful business men. and rwu
daughter Ms. Spencer smth and Ms
.C l. Fst
The funsrh VII BE- he'd TINS morning q;
1e-m a. the residence. T'hs services win be
conducted ~ Rev. 7. !. MHckBv q Al
Saints church Omaha The uhIIhaH-srE
VII BE- the -four sons. two suns-tn-lEw and
rUo ErEndsuns. Burial win be IN Fuirripv
cemetery The family requests thEz nc
Bowers be sent
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04

FIATTSMOUTH- Neh-. March G-Cspe-
ciRl After II Illness q two weeks Of
pneumonia. Henry Eruu died al mis- home
three miles north q TINS CITY. this morn
ing. The deceased Vas born July y. 1E7l
on the farm where ne died EBE illness
WIS cue TO q cold contracted n watching
fy The bedside Of ms EEsd mother Mrs..
Fred Etuu WHO is nov past rs years q
axe and recently has been seriously III
The deceased iE survived also by his
mother. two brothers, Pred Of Jennings
La
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04

PORT DODGE. IA Msrcr s--.Sr..,.s
TelsgrEm )-AlbsTr Peterson q rniddIa-s.rs.5
farmer, killed himself with 4 rifle al.
morning a. SUNRISE when ne reached ID,
new farm home 1ust rented EiE ls-veEr-
ono son following him found mis- DEAD
Parent The mother and three little chill
ofsH arrived here al noon TODAY On lhsir
way 10 occupy their new home.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04
Mrs. George Keeline
to Be Buried Today
Pioneer Woman Who Died Wsdnss6sv
Wil Be Laid to Rest IN
FEirvieW.

Aee-ine AEed years. disd lsts
p sdnesday niEht a. rhs family tr.-,..-.---s
-l4 EEF1 Pierce street. q old a.. -
hseliDs Nas one o. rhs ufoDe.- ---ts-,--.
a. the ctry. esteemed sud h1nu-.s - -
thousands Who knew her. ans v-t,,.s -
q character was mantfsr-s -
Der long life. she is survived n, - -.
George A keeiins. head q ths tir 49,,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04
RECORD DAY AMONG DEEDS
TutHl 81 Deeds Ffled AEEreEute San
Of E22b-p6O for the
Tine.

yesterday was @ record maker IN the o.
Zoe % County Recorder BHrrhauHen The
total Of the real estate transfer for the dHy
Aggregated s2Z5.sso The greater par q the
transactions involved the sale Of Iowa farm
lands. Following are the transfers re-
ported for The GAY 10y the PutrHwsrtsruis
County Abstract company
Rudolph C. Eopp. guardian. 10 Pred
A FRANKIE. uw3s and par ne3s q u.
81 HH1 q 500 sd d--...- s gg gRs
Julia HsHisy and husband 70 Ola Z
nl0aE q II ATos Ia. " g.. 7.poO
Claus Horst and wife 20 CRthEranH
> n Avoua Ia. v. d-.--..----.-.,-- ESQ
A c. Savage and wife 10 Ciuf lem
sen lots 3. 4 a and e., IN block g.
luts y and u in block 6, and lots IS
and Is, IN block r. tn WriEhrg al
dtrun 10 Council Bluffs la " d Nm
L 4. Brideusuisn and wife 10 Anna
a Duner, lot - IN block IS IL
hoer subo. IN Council = tufts Ia
" Q4a---..-..-. ..... III
Henry wEhle and wife 10 Albert L.
5sesore lotE 17 and Is. in block u
MCIlFllRnu. la y. E....... III
A A, Dorm e. al 10 3. 6. Ensign.
RI, par WI q z4-77-s2 v. e.. 1Oo0
Miller, lot in Eubd q out Iut
C, u John Johnsun's addition 10
Council Bluffs. Ia v. d-..--.-.---
Eas go y. Anosrssr EDd wife 10
C. 10 Bentley. la uud ..-
samuel Mccullough ana wife 10
ON Doll sW7S and "a Ew 4
Jacob sohluter and wife to Johannes
1913 oSrsie3 Is ne. Of s7s-&, ". a. z8.0OD
1-4,ensy ~ Fierce and wife 10 Ralph
Z; C 9 seA q Sz-7.-sF. v. d B4a
10 Of 4s-7, q. v -. I'm
~ as q 10 7b-s1, v. d-.--.-..-------.. 17.sOO
N swt Of s-.-& ". d-..--..---..-...-.. lD.ssD
A Corr. M EWA4 Of section 8 apd
- q SECTIONS and g. II T-E
Rodney T. Pierce and wife 10 F,rYrl %"
r HHmltn, v fraction Fw3. ~
B-1e-&. ". d.-.-...-....- prw
Gus J. 3. Hack and wife TO q o'@
-. e"l Is M nN1S ne1< Of 26-7J-sg W q ECO
ny Mecha1n 10 9. Z. Dillon M
80 P P1., SEA. q 15-75-42 ". d LBS
unc, n o. " 40 n q Ew1s Ee1l and
~ II Of Ee'4 EW54 Of B-77-sg
O. G. G ..--.-.-..-....... nm
N. s. mis- and wife to P. Z Nvs-s 1OO
"a sWA o. and uw3s ne5s OF II
Ano DIT mex uw14 Of 17-7-s4
n W 0.--s------.
Emile PirmEun et al 10 cara
i stock; PAL Ewa q 17-7s-48. W d. $40
N NILSSON, Ell Eel Of sos " d b1W
Ance N L1Wrsy and husband 10
% y 5ssler starts, ne4 nw5S Of
HnIihs PirmEnn, guardian. TO clara
IS A stock pE-1 FwsS 15-zs-E2, Edn d. ESQ
Louise Hatch RBpp and husband 10
G B. Wolfe, Ev1s Of 86-76-E.
" y u 70.
D. W TRwzer and wife TO Hsbeucs
CullinE sW3< nW4s Of and pRrt
M nwaz Of RT-s2 W a. ggoD
J. " Squire and wife 10 Rnber1 T
Thompson, ma nwas Of B-77-4s " d RED
Z A Leach and wife 10 c. w
kseter, s. &c II u e $50 r. Of
lot and n. 10 f. Of 2 1hD n ~
lot 10 AvocR Land q loan cos
Eubd. Of e-T7-9 W d--...- Spn
Robert Z knight and wife 10 Will
ian Han lot IL block 8 Beers
Bubd. IN Council Bluffs ". O.
THIRTY
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04

and So engineering STAR has bssn and
VII b. cnnfrurtsd with
Ftre Burns Barn and Hors-s
Pre- lnst evening. cumTletsy Destroyed
the hE-n o. &c Miller grader. a. F-f1esrth
and @ streets and caused the deH1h o.
seven horses The loss 10 estimated 81
g. Hoo. the structure beiur valued 81 $500
and the animals harness and feed a. g. a1o
Miller EtEfs6 thRt he had g2N insurance
on the building and ssB on the contents.
il Is not definitely known how ths IRE
originated. whether ~ boys with matches
ca hv a lantern which Nincr SAWS might
have been Jeff in the barn after the horses
had been fed F'-otn vhEtpvu- cause rht
structure vas orvrnppsd In flames when
the department arrived Owing 10 an In
correct Description @ the place being a.
flrst tslerhune6 in. the flrsmuu were some
what Delayed in reaching The fire from Ger
tain parts Of the CITY owing 70 an inter
vuntnr ruich and The barn could only be
reached by roundabout route Rut GO
rapidly di5 the FIRE eat ny the building
thE1 u wuul5 have been Impossible 10 Ir-e-
vent its destruction
Ftclzed ID UncOnscious
Tom Thomas q worker Dr. one a the
phckinr houses. who lives IN SHr1ly county.
three rnDes south q the CITY was found
in Al unconscious conditsun lBst evening
81 TwHnry-Egveuth and Y streets The mar
was taken 90 the station In the ambulance
by CAPTAIN T1lsfeldHr and Block WBtchruBr
CroCEer where he Was examined by T'-s
A. Il KpeniE and E. =. ShEuBhHn- They
directed ms removal 70 The south Omaha
hospital Ee remained unconscious and thu
doctors hive not yet been able 70 diagnose
thu case There WIS no evidence Of tutuEl-
cation Thomas has. however. apparently
been suffering from q cold as be had q
hottie q cough mixture in one Of MS
pockets
Lemrem Services
During Lent special services VIII be held
every Friday evening In 81 Martins
church, followed by choir practice. The
subject Of this evenings sermon viii be
Patience"
There win De 8 service FOR children Sal
urdEv Afternoons al . O'Clock entitled
The ChDdren'F Hour" Tomorrow after
neon Mrs Grace Piunen win tell the chill
drsn 3 Blhls Btory under the name Max
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

ne cuunun Hluffu ognos % Tha
omsha 1es 80 ~ IS aoutf Etrust
len Ehunus "a.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04
Council Bluffs
ITALIAN LkBORER Is SHOT
COnOgttO VOnfps Suffers During
ouErrsl Among Men
WOUNDED MAN NAY LIVE
FiEhs Bn-ues F~nS-fnE Charr~s hat
Wuunded Ma Gave Infurwa4tua
ouBcerninE Car Robberaes-
Ebooter Esrapes-

Nonuerto CEruirBlH- Al Italian lHhursr was
Ehut through the rirht young THURSDAY
morning Curing an Alteration with other
llHlHnE erupluTsd a. ths Uuiun Pacific
transfer. The Ehut was fired by Enother
Italian. Tony Vuufipe. from q gE-csIit,Hr
revolver The shooter Immediately Fed
although pursued ~ number q his
oouurTTmsn- and escaped 70 Omaha The
injury Sc serious. hut Hfrsr ne w-Es cared
Tor 81 the Jennie Bduundsuu hospital by
II FINLEY b was stated that be had q
fair chance 10 live
The shooting Was the result q violent
quarrel In which Cunusrro was accused
q giving the police information that LED
- ths arrest o. George Putirs late wednsH-
dsy On the charge o. completely IN car
rubbsr5es IN one q which thiTry-two suits
q rluthinE were Etolen- Three new ss1fts.
sH1o u be pErt q the number stolen. uers
found In ms possession and he was A.
rHlEneo IN Thai charge IN police court yes
reruBy morning
some q the friends q Putire Accused
CErniERlB q divulEinE the information mas
caused the police raid and the shooting
occurred while the quarrel was Al n,
height II had NOT reached TN. mini ~
fighting when Tunfips pulled ms pistol
and Bhof ms oumrads Al CLOSE rrnra Hs
then turned and fed and when the friends
q the wounded man attempted 10 follow
hin be stood them OF with his weHpun
until he oodEed out uf mEht behind same
nearby cars. When hast heard Of he WIS
crossing the bridge into Omaha
HRchslcrs Honeymoon under the
management q ellison 4 BrAdfsld. the
greatest laugh play ever written IL the Of
ierinE a. the DuhEny thsstsr on sunday.
mHttnss aud night il IL 3 hiEh class. clean
cut comedy. devoid Of anything vulgar and
Is play you are sure 10 enjoy.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04

lncuhaturH. breeders ana ooops a. cream,
reduced prices We sell rhs Des Motp-.
1aeunHior No-s Successful incubator
s-eEE oIpAciry- Al &-5e See our window
display. r. c. De Vul HErdUnr. -.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04

n. 7. Plumbing Co la $50 s0irnt LIN
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04

Thirty transfers. total $1,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-19
TOke on Brad

We learned on reliable authority of
a turrible joke on Brad Hins1ey which
is too good to keep. Tother night Brad
went home late from Hen Weathersby's
store, where he had been playing "Old
Sledge," and found his wife in bed and
asleep. Brad was hungry and went to
the cupboard to see If he could find
anything to eat before going to bed.
He saw one egg and that was all, so
he thort he would boil it on the stove,
which happened to have fire in it.
Brad likes his eggs boiled hard, so
he boiled this one half hour. Then he
tux it out and tried to crack the shell
on it with a knife handle, but it
wouldn't crack worth cent. Next
Brad tried the stove poker on It, but
this didn't do any better. By this time
Brad was purity mad and said to hisseif
that he'd crack that egg or bust, so he
went out and got the axe and pounded
the egg until he broke the axe handle.
This woke up Mrs. Hinsley, who come
running downstairs to see what was
wrong, and when she seen Brad ham
mering away at that egg she laughed
unta she cried. As soon as she was able
she told Brad that il was a porcelain
nest egg which happened to be in the
cupboard. Brad amt spoke to his wife
sinst and says he amt going to nuther
until she apologies to him
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-19

We thort up several subjects to
write editorials about for this ishue
of the 'Bugle," but being as it was
so late when we thort them up,
there wasn't no room left in this
ishue to print them in. and as a re-
suit no editorial appears in this
weeks ishue.
Perhaps this Is jest as well, be
ing as it must be an offul mental
strain for the readers of the @Bu-
gle" to grasp Our editorials every
week, and sinst no editorial ap-
pears in this ishueS they will have
a chanst to rest and recuperate, Sc
that they can tackle next weeks
editorial with renewed vigger.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-19

per cent interest on deposits in advance
This made every depositor talk big for
the Postal Savings Bank and as Eph
himself said if you put your money in
common bank you didn't get no in
terest on it for year, but the govern
ment pays you your interest in adj
vance.
News of the Bingville Postal Savings
Bank spread as fur as the Co. seat, and
on last Friday after it had been run
ming three days stranger arrived in
town and called on Eph, who was in the
postoffice behind the letter boxes count
ing his money. 81 understand" says
the stranger. "that you have started a
Postal Savings Bank?" Eyes" says
Eph, got any money you would like to
deposit?" "Who gave you any authority
to start a Postal Savings Bank?" says
the stranger. That's my business
says Eph, kind of short like ct reckon
you'd better tell me-" says the stranger
being as I am the postoffice Inspector.
Eph kind of come down peg or two
when the Teller said that, and told him
that nobuddy had give him any author
ity, but that he had started a Postal
Savings Bank on his own hook, being
as there was Postal Savings Banks in
other places and he thort Bingville OFT
to have one too. The stranger asked
Eph if he knowed that he was liable to
get hisself sent to the penitentiary for
ten years for doing a thing like that.
Eph kind of choked and sputtered and
turned white around the gills and said
no, he didn't. The stranger then told
Eph that the only way for him to keep
outen Jail would be for him to give
back every cent he had took in up to
date along with 10 per cent on all de-
posts, which he would have to pay
outen his own pocket. 1t seems that
Eph had paid this interest outen de-
posts which come in.
Well, to make long story short, the
inspector put up notice in the P. o.
that the Bingville Postal Savings Bank
was a fzzle and that the money would
be returned when receipts for same was
presented. A offul rush on the bank
follered, and Eph was sweat up until
late at. night giving back depositors
their money. After all the funds had
been returned the stranger told Eph
that before he started another Postal
Savings Bank it would be good thing
for him to speak to the government
about it first, unless he desired to spend
the remainder of his natural life be-
hind the bars. Then the inspector left
town.
Eph fggers that for the short time
the Postal Savings Bank was in opera
shion it cost him $43 in interest, and
he says he caTkilates that while it might
be success in some places it never
would be in Bingville.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-19
Personal Items

II looks like snow as we go to press,
but It may be rain-nobuddy can tell.
Ham Wilson purchased a new stiff
brimmer hat at Hen Weathersby's store
last week for o5 cents. Hen had had
this hat in stock for Is years and sold
it cheap to make room for new goods.
Ham says he hates to throw away his
old hat which he has wore for seven
years, being as he has become so at
tached to it, and that he didn't buy a
new hat becuz he needed it, but only
becaz it was so cheap.
Mrs. Hame Miller of Millersvilie,
who has been visiting Mrs. Seth Dew
berry, wife of our heroick town con-
stable, for the last six weeks, has re-
turned home. Mrs. Dewberiry saws she
begin to think Mrs. Miller was never
going home.
Bill Hepburn, our artistick black
smith, had bad attack of earache
tother day. Bill said if he had of had
gal. of Ticker he would of got full
to drown the pain.
Mrs. Lem Brown, who baked a plum
pudding on Christmas ct the last OF
it for dinner last Sunday. It seems
it had kind of petrifed in the mean
while, and when Lem went to take a
bite of same, he like to of cracked his
upper set. Mrs. Brown give a chunk
of the puddin to the dog, who couldn't
bite it, neither, but took it off and
buried it, probably in the hope that il
would meller up in time.
Lige Green blossomed out at church
last Sunday in brand new suit, which
he purchased at the Co. seat It is a
good fit except the sleeves of the coat
and the pants Is too short Hen
Weathersby says Lige ort to put some
sugar in his shoes to coax the pants
down. Hen is probably mad becu7
Lige didn't buy the suit often him.
Yves Woodruff, our expert hunter
and trapper, had baked porcupine for
dinner last Sunday. Yves had heard
somewhere that baked porcupine was
mighty fine eating, so he had his wifi,
bake him one. Yves said it was the
first one he had ever tasted and will be
the last-unless he is starvin to death
Miss Phoebe Hildebrande while sew.
ing buttons on shirt waist she wa:
making for Miss Sally Hosllins, had ths
buttons in her mouth and accidently
swallered one. Sally is good cal pu
out becuz, she can't match the button:
nowhere.
Gid Smalley had Harye Hines, oui
tonsorial barber, to give him hair cut
last Satterday and now Gid has offu
cold in his head which he is afearc
will settle in his chest before it get.
through. Gid ort to have had more
sense than to have had his hair cut il
winter time-why didn't he wait unit
warm weather.
Seth Dewberry, our heroick towr
constable, has lost his badge some
where's, he don't know where, and will
kindly thank anybuddy to return same
to him. Seth took his badge off II
Hen Weathersby's store tother night tc
polish it on his knee and he thinks wher
he went to put it on he didn't faster
it good and lost it on the way home
He says if he sees anybuddy wearing
that badge he will arrest them for i'm
personating a officer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-19
A FAILURE!
That's What the Postal Savings Bank
Was in BingyiIIe Which Was Started
by Eph Higgins, P. NJ, 6 After Boom
ing for Few Days Went Up the
SpOut...Eph Lost Money by It

Eph Higgins, our enterprising and
accommodating postmaster went and
got hisself into a turrible mess last
week, and as result Eph will be lit
tie more careful in the future how he
conducts hisself as a servant of the u.
S. government Eph had read some
where's that several y. S. Postal Saw
ings Banks had been started here and
there over the country, and being as
Eph didn't want Bingville to be behind,
he made up his mind he'd start one
here. He accordingly set down and
wrote out notice to the follerin eff
feet:
SAVE YOUR MONEY!
This is to notify the citizens of
Bingville that l have decided to
start a Postal Savings Bank in this
office. Being as there amt at pres
ent no bank in Bingville. / calki-
late this will be big accommoda-
shion to you. Bring your money
here and deposit with me person
ally. l will pay you 10 per cent in
terest per annum until further no
tice. Where can you get 10 per cent
on your money in this neck of
woods, hey? Bring on your cash. It
will be received with great cheer.
Save your money now and it will be
a comfort to you in your old age.
Delay is dangerous.
EPH HIGGINS,
Postmaster and Prop. of Bingville
Postal Savings Bank.
After Eph had wrote out this notice,
which it took him good while to do.
being as Eph amt much of writer,
and BY the time he got through he had
ink on his fingers up as fur as his ell
bows, he posted the notice up IN con-
spicuous place in the P. o. Then he lit
his pipe and set down to wait for re-
suits.
The news that Eph had started a
Postal Savings Bank spread like wild
fire all over Bingville, and it wasn't no
time till it was the talk of the town.
Everybody appeared to think it was a
turrible good thing, considering that it
paid 10 per cent per annum, whereas
the regular banks don't pay more thap
three or four. Well, Eph hadn't scarce
" posted up the notice until Bingville
folks begin to lug their money to him
in various amounts from few cents up
to as high as $50, which amount was
deposited by Cy Hoskins. Eph was kept
pretty busy all day taking in money and
handing out receipts for same, which
he had to write by hand and which took
some time. When Eph closed up the
postoffice that night he announced that
he had over 500, and if folks kept on
bringin their money to him at this rate
it wouldn't be long before he would
have more capital than he knowed what
to do with.
In order to show depositors that he
was fair and square and was conduct.
ing the Postal Savings Bank strictly
on business principles, Eph paid the II
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-19
Local BrevitieS

Did you receive copy of the Bing-
vile Bugle last week? We sent out sew
eral sample copies and was Jest won
dering if you received one or not. If
you did, how did you like It, and why
don't you become regular subscriber?
Two dollars per annun, spot cash in
advance.
Mrs. Sam Skinner informs us that a
patch of plastering IN her front parlor
has fell, making a offul mess of the
parlor. Mrs. Skinner has the sympathy
of the entire community in this catas-
trophe.
Hen Weathersby desires US to inform
the publick that he has received a fresh
box of salt herring which he offers for
sale to those desiring salt herring. We
perdickt that the sale on these herring
will be a little slow, being as the last
box Hen had was so salt that folks
who ct EN- had to drink so much water
afterward that they nearly busted their
sells.
Deacon Butterworth. one of the
stanch pillars of the Bingville church,
met with sad loss last week. The
Deacon had a barrel of hard cider in
his cellar to bust and all run away. The
Deacon had been looking forward with
good cal of anticipashion to this hard
cider next summer, and he nacherly
feels purity blue over its loss.
Miss Phronicia Watson is troubled
offul this winter with chilblains on her
feet Phronicia got these chilblains last
winter when she went on shedding
party, and the sled was so crowded that
Phronicia had to let her feet stick out
in the cold with the above result.
Hen Smiley has kept putting off cut
ting his ice, and now it looks as If Hen
wouldn't get any ice cut at all, being as
there IS two feet of snow on all the ice
in this naherhood and Hen saws il amt
worth it to clean the snow of.
Miss Sally Hoskins, Our poet writer,
who has IN the past wrote some beau
tifui PONIES for the BingvilIe Bugle
and on one ocrzsAion had = pome en-
titled Spring" published in the Co
seat newspaper, informs us that she |:
going TO write another pome on sprine
soon. which will appear exclusively II
the Bingville Bugle. Look out for Il.
Ras Slocomb has been sick abed 70,
several days past, but from what W,
did not learn. If Ras viii kindly in.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-19
Society

Mrs. Amir Haines viii give a quilting
party in the near future. Mrs. Haines
saws that she is turrible back on her
quilting this year and viii have to get
It did somehow.
Miss Jane HiIlyer, a member of the
younger Bingville social set, has not
been mixing in society much for the
last week, being as Jane has been laid
up with measles.
Mrs Cy Hoskins give tea party
last Satterday afternoon and in serv-
ing tea split some on Mrs. Hiram
Cranby's new dress who went home
madden than a wet hen Some present
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-19

believed Mrs. Hosl1ins done it apur-
pose. Otherwise everything went of
lovely.
Miss Amelia Tucker announces that
she will give charade party some time
soon, which we perdickt will be very
stylish affair, being as Amelia never
does things by halves
Jed Perkins has a couple of calves
which he desires to sell. Anybuddy de-
string to buy two calves, see Jed at
once. (P. S.-This amt society item
it is a advertisement, but Jed wanted
it to come in the society items being as
he thort it would attrack more atten-
shion.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-19

form as what ais him we will be glad
to give further details in next weeks
Bugle.