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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-06-29

The Library will be closed on Tues
day, July 4th.
Rev. Father ST Martin left yester.
day on the steamer Antilles for New
York; he will also visit his parents at
Cambridge, Mass.
Fathers OFT, Bart and Sieler of JEFF,
fersOn College. are the guests of the
Marist Fathers.
On Saturday night, Eldred Choate
will push Sam Grimes around town in
a child's gO-cart as the result of a wa.
ger. The fun will start corner Elmira
avenue and AhX street and the route
will be the principal streets of our
town. \ supper will follow. The wa
ger was based on the election of the
fire chief, Choate betting on the cleo
ton of Lee
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-06-29
SURPRISE PARTY.

Miss Gladys Short was surprised by
a number of friends on Monday, June
10Th. and a most enjoyable time was
had. Games of all kinds were played
and many vocal and instrumental Sc,
lectiOns were rendered.
Those present were: Misses G. HUI.
guet. II. Burns, c. Brown, S. Forrest
II. Sweeney, L. Howe, NJ. Mcclure, f.
Dieterich. NJ. Lord. V. Bourgeois, R
Vanderlinden and y. Olsen; Messrs. T
Morrison, o. Gaiennie, c. Durand, r.
Harding, w. Durand. R. Hicks, T
Boyle, r. Daley, T. Bloun, F. Dillman
A. Zatarain, w. Hicks and H. Dietrich
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-06-29
SEWERAGE BOARD TO REFUND
CERTIFICATES

On and after Tuesday, June q, at 3
a. m, the sewerage and water board
will refund all house connection certifi-
Gates issued to property holders and
others for funds advanced to pay the
cost of making connections from the
sewers to the property line.
Certificates must be presented at
room No. l (downstairs) city hall an
mex, between the hours of a. m. and
4 D. u. 1t will be we'll for all holding
these certificates to take notice &C
cordingly and to present their certifi-
Gates for payment as early as possible.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-06-29
PERSONALS
md OTHERWISE

N anu H'
n.ra BALI were visitors to Cow
last week to witness the gradu-
.vsrcises of Class 1911 of st.
.,;ca College, OF which Miss Ru-
walsh was a member
!. Nettie Cast has been spending
!. time at St. Scholastica College,
beon, La.
!. Walter Himel and children, of
Rouge, left Sunday for home af-
.sndipg several weeks here, the
of Mrs. Hy. Aycock. Little
- Faye and Hazel Aycock accom-
a her and will remain a month
BstOn Rouge
!. marriage of Mrs. George George
", 7 P. Walter was celebrated
urdsy, June nth, at $50 o'clock p.
= LAFAYETTE, La, by Rev. E. NJ.
sart.
!. me complaint Of Dennis McCar-
Nat a dog belonging TO Joseph
mana Of Elmira avenue and Eliza
~ had attacked him, the owner
charged in the Third Recorders
N with allowing vicious dog to
% at large.
n and Mrs. Fred Smith are re-
mig congratulations on the arrival
baby girl at their home.
n and Mrs. Charles J. Cieutat and
,areu have returned home after a
s.ant visit to DR.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
ursr at Vaudeville.
MS ]. Pinski, of Germany, after
odipg some time in Algiers, will
re shortly, accompanied by Miss
ne Landry of st. Bernard, La.
Tired Ruiz left last week for New
A Boston and other northern cit.
Mss H. Luft, of No. 162 Delaronde
wt was presented with a pretty
I on Thursday night by the COM
bee in charge of the recent lawn
n at McLellanville, for which she
/ the largest number of tickets.
Luft thanks her many friends
their assistance in that contest.
q now working faithfully to help
Ancient Order of Hibernians to
Ne big success of their picnic at
Suburban Park on July Is.
bnpany H, Uniform Rank, Wood
b Of the World, held their first pub
din on Thursday night in Ops
Is avenue, along which thorough
b unite large number of specta-
, zthered to witness the maneuv-
If the soldier choppers" Cap
Gisch was well satisfied with the
urng made by his men, and ex-
sd himself as being confident of
u giving good account of them
s In the contest on the Fourth of
ct Woodmen's picnic. 1t was an
nced that another drill will be held
rday night.
ne families Of Theo. Himmelrich
Jas Brodtmann have taken a cot
4 Milneburg for two months.
Us. W. s. Slack and daughters are
ndng some time at Biloxi, Miss.
knry Munsterman, Jr., left Mon
for Galveston, Tex.
pEixion No. 9, A. o. H., will give a
V on Saturday, July 18th, at Sub
u Park for the benefit of their
h fund.
W. I. Christy returned home at.
weeks stay in Cleveland, Ohio,
: ne attended the meeting of the
ave and finance board of the in
nee department of the Brother
Of Locomotive Engineers. He
q Cincinnati and Columbus
Intending the meeting.
- Eula Forrest was married on
nesday morning to Mr.. Willie Le-
ct the Church of the Holy Name
xsy.
= Alma Smith was one of the
Anglers girls who received a
medal and degree at the six
g annual recital of the Southern
g Of Music, at the Tulane The
Honday night.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-06-29
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Until October LIST my Algiers Office
will be located at 232 Bermuda street.
hours from $50 to 1870 p. m, or
may be seen there by appointment.
Phone Algiers BIOL RObt. O'COnnOr.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-06-29
DR.. NJ. DAVID HASPEI.,

DR.. VI. DAVID HASPEL,
Practice limited to diseases of
ear. nose and throat. Office,
COmmercial-Germania Bank Big,
corner of Verret and Patterson
Streets.
Hours 8 to 11:30-Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday by APP
pointment.
New Orleans Office, Medical
Bldg. Hours, II to ).
The Lamar register., 1911-05-10
New Superintendent

Prof. Z. X. Jones. who has been
of schools for the
town of Lamar for fourteen years.
has resigned his position. The school
board on Tuesday appointed Prof.
Geo. X. Momyer to the place. Mr.
Momyer was formerly well known
here. having held similar positions
both at Holly and Granada. He left
the latter place to go to Central
City. where he was superintendent
for three years. The past year
he has been completing his course
at Denver university. Mr.. Momyer
was very favorably known to the
public and especially the teachers
while here and his appointment.wi will
give general satisfaction.
The Lamar register., 1911-05-10

ual and that the thief had gotten
away. Bill Yockey brought the
horse back Tuesday evening very
little the worse tor its trip.
The baseball game Sunday was
one of the best played on the local
diamond for some time. butresulted
In . victory for Granada by the
score of to 3. There were SEN
sational plays. but no serious errors
Things looked favorable for LANAI
in the ninth with two men on the
bases and one out. but last dou-
bic play finished the game much to
their disappointment and to the de-
light of the Granada aggregation.
The Lamar register., 1911-05-10
Told You 30

The daily Crouch. which tried
all spring to make the public be-
neve that the only way TO boost Il
town was to make 1t dry. now gays
the present dry city government Is
made up of dead ones" Far be
At from US To butt in when brother
ly love is flowing along in such
muuny.
The Lamar register., 1911-05-10

the Register and kept up constant
iy until there was a change.
j. \. Downing and family NOV
ed to Plymouth. Missouri. this
week. Jed has ordered the Regis
ter to follow him and says he will
yet return TO Lamar. ~
The new council organized and
elected Capt. Billow marshal. and
w. NJ. Cummings engineer. the
Sparks city printer, and Judge Hea-
ton city clerk.
Grant Henkins met with a SER
ious accident this week resulting in
broken arm.
The Lamar register., 1911-05-10

DR.. J. 8. Hasty returned Tues
day from Denver. the Legislature
having adjourned and will be in
Lamar again for several months.
Ray Hopkins and Russell Burk
of Greensburg. Kansas. returned
to their home Saturday after a
short visit with relatives In Lamar.
n. J. McMiuin IL in Arizona this
week where he has purchased a
large bunch of cattle. which he
will ship to his ranch east of La
mar at once.
Laurel Lilly. the eight year old
daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. Liliey.
living west OF town. died after
long sickness OF Brights disease
Wednesday morning.
Thos. Eagan left Saturday morn
ing for Minturn. Colorado. after
q short visit with his children
here. He owns a saloon there
which he will conduct this summer.
George A. Everett has purchas-
ed a new Cadillac car. which is
about the finest one in town. It Is
of the latest model fully equipped
and ali nickel trimmed. He drove
the car down from Pueblo Satur-
day.
The high school track team will
leave Friday morning for Rocky
Ford. where the league track meet
viii be held. The team has been
practicing faithfully all spring and
expect to bring home some of the
honors.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Gould re-
turned home Sunday from Denver.
where Mr.. Gould underwent a very
serious operation. He is improving
in health rapidly and expects in q
few months to be able to resume
his business with the bank.
Burglars tried to affect an en-
trance into Carl and Hagaman's
store Thursday night through
the rear door but were evidently
frightened away before accomplish
ing their purpose. as the door was
unopened and no articles were
missed.
Sheriff Simpson. A. r. Novels
and Bill Yockey left Friday night
In an auto for Clayton. N. NJ, wher
Novels some time ago had been To-
Gated. They found on their arriv-
al that the animal had been pur-
chased by an unsuspecting individ-
The Lamar register., 1911-05-10

A. Friedman was in Colorado
Springs the first OF the week on
busiuess.
Mrs.. Frank Lay has returned
from a months visit with relatives
IN Greeley.
u. b. Novels was In Denver tn,
latter part of last week attend
ing to business.
The Junior class OF the high
school spent Saturday picnicing Al
the Amity headgate.
Earl Long left "Wednesday at
ternoon for Otterville. Missouri. to
spend his vacation.
T. J. Sayler left wednesda,
for eastern Missouri. where he viii
attend to business.
Mrs. N. L. Butler and children
left Tuesday night for a visit with
relatives In Missouri.
W. II. Persyn purchased fine
new Overland auto last week O.
the Manbeck q Sons garage.
]. II. Hardin was in Denver the
first part OF a week attending t.
business and returned Wednesday.
IL. c. Davis and family left Wed
nesday for their home in Montros
after Spending several months III
Lamar.
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Camp
bell returned Tuesday frvm Denver
where they had been visiting for
several days.
s. /. Borton returned on Friday
from Delta. Colorado. where he was
sent as a delegate of the local
woodmen lodge.
Miss Jean Williams left Friday
night for her home in wamega.
Kansas. having completed her
school year at Prowers.
Mrs. ]. F. Curry returned the
latter part of last week from cou-
pie of weeks visit with relatives
In Wellington. Kansas.
Senator A N. Parrish is home
from Denver after being in attend
ance for several months in the
state legislature.
The Lamar register., 1911-05-10

ers present will be favored.
Evening sermon, The Per-
feet Man"
To increase the interest of
our prayer meeting services. as
we'll as to interpret the Scrip
lures in terms of present day
events and show Gods hand In
present day affairs. events of To-
cal. national and international
moment will be presented. stud
led and discussed. We hope that
this will be personally helpful
to each. You are welcome to
attend. -~-- -'
The Lamar register., 1911-05-10

Sheriff Simpson was called 70
Granad today to search the prem
ises oil Howard Brown. editor in
chief of the reform organ at Gran
ada. and leader in the alleged
movement which is keeping the cit
liens of that burg awake nights.
He found the property he was look
ing for and 1t was made very
prominent that the Aforesaid leader
never will be .'weaned.
The Lamar register., 1911-05-10

Lord's Day Services
Bible school .... ..y:<5 a. IN
Morning Worship Hoo a m.
Comm union Service .,I2:OO m
Evening Worship 500 IN.
1i,,i- Week Services
Prayer Meeting. Wed 500 y. m.
Choir Practice. Thu s. on m
Bible Training Class.
Friday . 500 % IN.
Special services next Lords
day morning for the mothers.
The theme will be "a Trib-
ute to Our Mothers" The moth
The Lamar register., 1911-05-10
.sss oesSSas svsssss. 900
TWENTY YEARS AGO 8
Ne,=s sfom Lsn,a e'sss, II
May 2 1901 9

Mny D, 1891
The hottest school election ever
held in Lamar occurred on Monday.
May 4. The result was w. o.
Lee 120 votes, w. II. Sanders 1873
1t was Bird and anti-Bird and the
latter won.
The fight Oh the management of
the Henry ditch was opened in
The Lamar register., 1911-05-10
Christian Church Bulletin

ne Little Brick Church Around the Corner;
G c sTEARNs Mn'st4r
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-09-28
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT
AT LUMBER CAMP
Mack Adkins Instantly Killed about
o'clock Saturday Morning.
Accident Happened at Reese-Kitch-
en- Lumber Camp.

Mack Adkins, aged about 70
years, was instantly killed about
Z o'clock Saturday morning at
Reese-Kitchen lumber "a m p /.
Adkins was riding on a car that
was used for hauling lumber up
an incline, and was seated on the
front end of the car. When the
car reached the top of the incline,
the engineer, who was some dis
tance from the engine, did not
reach the machinery in time to
throw the lever which let the car
descend down the other side of
the incline, drawing the car up
against a large drum, catching
Mr.. Adkins before he realized
what had happened. The large
wire cable used in drawing up
the cars caught him and wrapped
around the upper part of his body
and head, MASKING them into a
pulp, killing him instantly.
Mr.. Adkins had been working
at the camp up to few days be-
fore the accident occurred.
He is survived by his wife and
several children.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-09-28
GRASSY CREEK.

The firm of J. D. Henry & Co.,
at Goodwin's Chapel, has sold
their stock of goods to Jeff Day
who is having good trade and
is selling goods cheap. He says
cattle buyers are securing the
country, gathering up all the nice
young cattle they can find at a
loV price.
R. c. Gevedon and wife, of
Grassy Creek, have gone to
Farmers City, ILL.,, to visit their
daughter.
Otis Carter, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in
this vicinity, has returned to ILL.,,
where he will make his future
home.
Maggie Nickel is still improv-
ing.
Tom Stacy who has been very
low with consumption for some
months is thought to be in a
dying state.
We are glad to note that Judge
], B. Hannah is able to be out
again.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-09-28
HON. OLLIE
M. JAMES
ADDRESSED LARGE CROWD
AT HIGHLAND PARK.

Hon. Ollie M. James, Demo-
cratic nominee for United States
Senator from Kentucky, address
ed the voters of Morgan county
at Highland Park Saturday. The
crowd was large and we'll be-
haved. 1t was variously e s.
timated at from 1000 to 1,500
people. Mr.. James spoke for an
hour and a half, giving a clean,
clear presentation of the issues
upon which the Democratic NOM
inees are asking the support Of
the people in November. The
speaker discussed National issues
at length and his remarks were
given tn e closest attention
throughout and his speech made
a profound impression upon all
who heard him.
Roast beef and mutton and loaf
bread, in plenty, were served to
all, and everybody, regardless of
politics, seemed to enjoy the oc-
casion.
Mr. James was met at Index
by a large delegation on horse
back ane in buggies accompanied
by the West Liberty Cornet
Band and escorted into town.
His reception by the Morgan
county Democracy was very graf
flying and he expressed his ap-
probation of being able to be
here again.
The speaker was introduced by
Hon. Joseph M. Kendall, who in
a short, well-chosen speech left
his audience in a happy frame of
mind for the principal speech of
the day.
Mr.. James went from West
Liberty to Sandy Hook where he
Twas billed, ,tG.speak Monday-the
26th.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-09-28
SPECIAL RATES.

On account o f Meeting o f
Grand Lodge K. of P, Septem-
ber oath to Both, 1911, the Ohio
& Kentucky Railway Company
will sell Excursion tickets to
Lexington, KY, at one fare plus
25 cents for the round trip. Sell
ing dates September 22nd, 23rd
and oath; final return limit Oct.
1st. 1911.
Also account of Meeting of
Kentucky Trotting Horse Associ-
alton, October 9rd to 14th, will
sell Excursion tickets to Lex
ington, KY, at one far plus 25
cents for the round trip. Sell
ing dates October End to 18th,
inclusive; final return limit Oct.
18th, 1911.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-09-28
CAMP WINS BY
DOUBLE SCORE.
Graham's Camp Defeats Camel
City by a Score Of 10 to 5.
Fra1ey Makes Long Drive to Left
Field for Home Run.

After a very interesting and
exciting game Sunday afternoon,
near white Oak, Graham's Camp
defeated the Camel City base
ball team by a score of 10 to 5,
The Camp held the City boys
down to no runs up to the seventh
inning, at which inning, they
made the five Scores.
Benton, pitcher for the City,
done some nice work in the box
with his swift curves, but to the
Camp they did not have much
effect, allowing 3 runs to the
first four men up to the bat.
The City boys made several
wild throws across the diamond
whic gave the Camp an excellent
opportunity to run in several
scores. Wick Fraley, the Camps
heavy-hitter, pulled of a stunt
at the bat that certainly would
have made Wagner, had he been
present, turn green with envy.
Wick, who is always slow about
getting to the bat, drove a long
file into left field permitting him
to make the complete circuit for
a home run.
Camel City no doubt has a
good team and are capable of
playing good ball, but when they
tackle the Camps, they are GER
tainly up against a tough propo-
sition, as the Camp has beat them
in several straight games.
The ladies' at the camp served
the players with a sumptous three
course dinner, which was spread
on a large table on the ball
s'S1RPsi fHs @kabsFsy s5ys wish
to thank Mr.. Graham for the
hospitality extended to player
Heinrich, who was taken sick
during the game, and was unable
to return home in the evening
remaining at the camp until the
next afternoon.
Umpire. Fowl.
Lady, in the grand stand. =
don't see any feathers.
Kelly Carter. of course not
this is a Picked" team.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-09-28
PERSONALS

( Hathoway Roberts, who has
been working in Ohio, has retur-
ned home.
Ned Mcdaniel, of Mason coun-
ty, is visiting relatives in. this
county.
Hon. B. S. Wilson, of More
head, transacted legal business
in West Liberty last week.
H. Clay Turner, of Lexington,
is visiting C. W. Womack and
family.
Miss Pearl Vance, of White
Oak, was the guest of the editor
and family Saturday and Sunday.
J.7J. Dickey, of Louisville, was
in the city this week on business.
Mr.. John w. Hazelrigg, of
Mt. Sterling, is visiting friends
and relatives in this city.
A. j. Gatewood, the popular
insurance agent, Of Mt. Sterling,
is in this city on business.
Chas. Duff, of Montgomery
county, was in this county last
week buying cattle.
Uncle Jim Easterling, of Blairs
Mill, is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. w. G. Blair.
Steve Pieratt and wife G /
Montgomery county, are visiting
Mrs. Pieratt's mother, Mrs. Mar,
tina Kendall.
Miss Martha L. Cottle is very
sick.
! Mrs. .Uriah Cottle, who has
Ai,eae srF Fe,T;--s; ssas'< Wssa75ace-.
lparalysis, lis improving.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-09-28

Cutting corn is the order of the
day here now.
Several people attended the
speaking at West Liberty last
Saturday. We all enjoyed the
speech as well as a good lunch.
Shelby Risner was in this part
looking for young cattle last
Wednesday.
Mr.. B. F Steele and the writ
er were the guests of Lexie
Steele. of Malone, last Saturday
and Sunday.
The young folks were enter
tained very cordially with a bean
stringing at Daniel Peyton's last
Saturday night.
Owing to the incompletion of
the school house, the school at
Centerville will be kept in the
grove the ensuing week.
Miss Elvira Perkins has been
visiting Mr.. j. M. .Gevedon and
family of Grassy Greek the past
week.
A very attentive congregation
attended prayer meeting at this
place last Friday night.
Mr.. E. K. Stamper has return
Led frbp, Paris fnr.-a--Shnrt- stay
during which time he will make
preparation to take his family
there to live.
Misses Dropha and Dora Geve
don were the guests of Miss
Callie Nickel last Sunday.
Otis Rasnick, one of oul
neighbor boys, passed through
enroute to West Virginia. w
hope for him a safe journey.
Jesse Gevedon attended churcl
at Grassy Lick Sunday.
BoGA.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-09-28
Mechanical Lightning Calculator.

MecnanIcdl lightning SaiCuidtors
The clerical stats Of many Of the
big insurance companies have Of late
years been considerably reduced by
the employment of mechanical calcu'
lators.
One of these, the invention Of Ger
mali, is a compact little affair resemb.
ling q music box. It may be made to
perform almost instaEtaneously the
most portentous sums In addition.
subtraction. multiplication by one or
two factors. division. squaring and
cubing. 1t is required. for instance, to
multiply 531.975 by 924. The first
factor Is set by touching little knobs
representing SPLITS.
To multiply by the other factor you
turn handle four times, push long
slide one place and turn the handle
twice, then push the slide another
place onward and turn the handle nine
times. The long multiplication is now
done without the possibility OF error
30 far as the machine is concerned
and the dial shows 49l, l,144.900. In the
same mechanical way may be done all
the other arithmetical processes. .
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1911-09-28
Correspondent
PINE BLUFF

Corn cutting seems to be the
order of the day.
Several attended church at
Bethel from this place Sunday.
Ben. F. May and John Osborn
were the pleasant guests of Jess
Henry Sunday.
Everette Rattliff started to De-
troit, Mich, few da)ys ago.
Our neighbor, Johfp Roe, is see
ing all the boys al ut his race
for Jailey,
Lizzie Q-.s~.snk Sunday night
with the family of the writer.
Mrs. Jess Henry spent Sunday
with Mrs. John Gibson.
The Farmers Union is in fine
progress at the flat woods, and
every farmer who believes in the
home rule of prices should at once
join andheelp fight the battle fol
their rights. Come next Tuesday
night and you will find us there
and be one in the midst. Shake
up your rusty brains and consid.
er what great results will come
from the Union. This means
victory to the farmers.