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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-15
GEO. H. BRALEY DEAD.
Former Barre Man Died Saturday in
Oakland, California.

Word was received in Barre, Saturday
evening, of the death of George H.
Braley, brother of Fred N Braley, at
Oakland, California, on that day. Mr.
Braley was native OF Chelsea, and
was born in 1863, his parents being the
late Norman w. and Arminia p (Calefl
Braley. He came to Barre with his
parents in 1872. He attended school
here and was graduated from Goddard
seminary in 1882, later attending Tufts
college, from which institution he was
also graduated, with the degree Of B. A.
After leaving college, he went west,
living in Denver, Spokane and Oakland,
He had been engaged in the furniture
business IN the last-named city for the
pastNflye or six years and had built up
very extensive business at the time
Of his death. He was a member OF
Granite lodge. f. and A. NJ, of this city,
was commandery man and 32nd de-
gree Mason.
Mr. Braley had not been in good
health for year, but the dispatch an
nouncing his death did not give any
particulars as TO the immediate cause.
lie had no family, and the only surviv-
ing relative is the brother, Fred of this
city. The latter left for California last
night He will arrange to have the body
brought to Barre for burial in Elm
wood cemetery, and announcement of
the services here will be made later
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-15
TOOK LAUDANUM
In BURLINGTON HOTEL
Mrs. Peter Donnelly Of Middlebury Was
Found in Her Room Shortly After
She Had Registered.

Burlington, May l5--Mrs. Peter Dom
nelly of Middlebury was taken to the
Mary Fletcher hospital late last night,
suffering from dose of laudanum. The
woman, who was well-dressed and not
over 95 years of age, was found in
one of the upper rooms Of the Van Ness
house, and was suffering acutely, al
though conscious.
DIR. g. Nj. Sabin was summoned at
once and upon his arrival he superintend-
ed her removal to the Mary Fletcher
hospital. Mrs. Donnelly does not seem
to be known to any extent here and
registered at the Van Ness house last
evening, few hours before she was dis.
covered Although ii looks like case
of attempted suicide, no reason for such
an act could be found.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-15
MADER0 BANISHES
SENIOR 0BREG0N
Il Is Said That a Large Bribe Was
Offered General 0rozco But 1t
Was Turned Down.

Junrez, May Is Notification by
provisional President Madero yesterday
to Senior Esquival 0bregon that hi
presence in this city was no longer de
sired by the reyolutionists is the cul
mination Of what is believed to hav,
been general plot to influence the mil
| itary chitry to destre his standard
| A large bribe is said to have beer
offered General Pascual 0rozco but h,
Indignantly refused it Senior Obregor
emphatically denied any connection witt
the alleged affair
Obregon had been one of the go-he
| tweens in the peace negotiations hither.
to, and was mentioned in the creden,
tials sent Judge Carbaial. the fedora
envoy. by Minister Limantour as hav.
ing disinterestedly offered his service;
with Senor Banff in the cause Of
peace He was candidate for presi.
dent OF Mexico in the last election on
the anti.re-electionis ticket against
Madero, but the supporters of the party
since then have largely merged with the
Maderistns.
0rozco was asked concerning the ef-
forts which Obregon is alleged to have
made to turn him from Madero, and the
rumor that bribe had been offered
was mentioned to him He said no
fixed price had been offered but it had
been discreetly indicated to him that
he never would lack for money If he
consented to do certain things.
What these things We're, 0rozco
would not say
The upshot of the affair is that OBJ
regon has been banished from insurrec.
to territory and 0rozco once more is
in the good graees of his chief He
had a long and cordial talk yesterday
with General Madero, in which he ex-
pressed his loyalty and his regrets for
Saturdays incident
Madero declared later that he had the
utmost confidence in 0rozco. AS an evi-
dence of Madero's confidence in his men.
he has dismissed his body guard and
now walks with Mrs. Madero alone
about the streets
The supreme test, the clash between
the military and political authorities,
was experienced by the provisional gov
ernment Saturday After day of
thrilling incidents, during which the
lives of Madero and his chiefs were in
danger, because General 0rozco, in a
moment of passion, ordered the arrest
of the little rebel leader and demanded
the resignation of the provisional cab.
inet, the capital of the provisional gov
ernment is quiet
General Juan Navarro, the defeated
federal commander, whose life was
threatened early Saturday by angry
mobs OF insurreetos, was spirited away
by Fmnciseo l. Madero, jr., in person
to the American side Of the Rio Grande
and safely ensconced in the home of
friends in. FL Paso.
A plot, quietly and deeply laid, is
suspected by the rebel leaders as the
cause of what was almost riot in
front OF the Madero headquarters sat
urday and some of the Maderos asser.
that Il was sinister scheme by those
who are trying TO break up the organiz-
alton Of the revolution to foster the
opinion throughout Mexico that the
movement is one Of anarchy.
In a statement issued Saturday night
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-15
SAILORS ROYALTY ENTERTAINED
Six Hundred American Bluejackets in
Yokohama.

Yokohama, Japan, May l5.-This city
is bright with the colors of America
and Japan in honor of six hundred
American blueiackets from the Asiatic
fleet, who were the guests to-day Of
Mayor Arakawa and the city Of Yoko-
hama This afternoon the mayor gave
garden party TO the. visiting officers
and sailors. Tonight 3he mayor gove
q dinner for Admiral Hubbard, COM
mander of the Americn fleet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-15
BIG CATTLE SHIPMENT.
Sixty Thousand Sent to United States
From Mexico.

Nogales, Mexico, May l5.--A round
up Of sixty thousand cattle on ranches
In the vicinity Of Cananea, Nogales and
Naco has been ordered for shipment to
the United States. The cattle viii prob
ably be bonded through Nogales port
on special concession from the treas
ury department 1t is understood that
fear Of the imposition Of a heavy tax
by the rebels Is back Of the proposed
exportation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-15
MISSING WOMAN RETURNS.
Was Not in Attendance at Her Daugh.
ter's Funeral.

Burlington, May l5.-Mrs. Paul f.
Reissig, whose disappearance Saturday
caused so much alarm, returned to her
home on Isham street Saturday even
ing in apparently good health although
tired. The funeral OF Dora, the daugh-
tes Of Mrs. Reissig, was held in the
afternoon without the attendance of the
mother. The police were notified and
Joined in the search for the woman dur
ing the day without avail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-15
Brother, John Arnold, So De-
clared in New York Today
WAS FOUND In EAST RIVER
After Examining Clothing and Jewelry
the Brother Declared. "It Is Simply
Another Disappointment" and Ar
mold Case Still Mystery.

New York, May l5.--0n the strength
Of the hope that the body Of the woman,
which was found in the East river yes
terday, was that of Miss Dorothy Ar.
mold, who disappeared from home many
months ago, John Arnold, her brother,
went to the morgue where the body
was being held to make an examination
Of some of the clothing and articles
found with the clothing. After spending
the greater part of the night examining
jewelry and articles of clothing, Mr.. Ar
mold declared:
1T is simply another disappointment.
The body is not that of Dorothy Ar
mold"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-15
PROBABLY WAS SUICIDE.
Fred Z. oJnes, Expert Accountant, Was
Found Dead.

Boston, May l5.--Fred E. Jones, for
about 25 years an expert accountant Tor
the Massachusetts railroad commission
at 20 Beacon street, was found dead in
his apartments at a Back Bay hotel at
i p. M. yesterday. There was a bull
let hole in his temple and a revolver
by his side. Medical Examiner Magrath
gave his opinion that Mr.. Jones com
mitted suicide, as a result of despond-
eney.
The death was not reported to the
police, but to the medical examiner
himself, who found the body in the
bathroom. Mr.. Jones had apparently
lust arisen from his bed when he went
to the bathroom, where he took his
life. He said Jones had been dead sew
eral hours.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-15
BARRE GUN CLUBS SHOOT.
Saturdays First of Series for Dupont
Trophy.-Another Shoot Wednesday.

The Barre Gun club held its regular
shoot Saturday afternoon, with good
number of shooters present, among
them being w H Darton, represent
ntive of the Marlin Firearms Co AL
though he did not run up as high a
score as some of the local men, he
showed be could shoot with little
practice, this being the first Of his
shooting this season.
Saturdays shoot was the first Of a
series for the Dupont trophy, which is
200.bird race. II starts off with nine
contestants and the shoot is open next
Wednesday. May II. to accommodate
those who wish to shoot who were un-
able to attend Saturday, The following
il the score:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-15
THREE INroxIcATIoN CASES.
Were Disposed of In Barre City Court
This Morning.

Three cases Of intoxication were dis
posed of by Judge Scott in city court
this morning Murdock ellis Of East
Barre, arrested Saturday night by Dep
uty Sheriff G. L. Morris, pleaded
guilty to second ofTense, and was
assessed a total Of S2l "a which he
paid Michael Brennan of Websterville.
arrested early this morning by Officer
Gamble, pleaded guilty TO a first Of
ftnse and paid fine with costs amount
ing to $40 20 Alfred Barnes. the man
who was arrested Friday night by
Oaieer Dineen. and was taken sick in his
cell. was brought into court and pleaded
guilty TO a first oifeuse and was fined
IS. with costs Of SIS %.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-15
EXPLOSION WRECKED
BUILDING, PEOPLE FLED
Twenty-Five Families Driven Into
Street, Windows Shattered for
Blocks Around Labor Diff
culties the Cause.

Chicago, May l5. An explosion part
ly wrecked three-story flat building
in Bunker street this morning and
drove % families into the treet, The
windows were shattered for blocks
around and large section of the Italian
district was terrorized Labor difficulty
is believed to be at the bottom Of the
explosion No one was injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-15
PROBABLE REVOLUTION IN CANTON
Thousands Fleeing to Hong Kong. Rest
lessness Widespread.

Hong Kong, China, May l5 There
are alarming rumors Of revolutionary
uprising in Canton and surrounding dis.
tricts. planned for tomorrow. Euro
peans in Shamien and foreign districts
of Canton are prepared to leave The
restlessness is widespread and tens of
thousands of persons are fleeing from
the diturbed section to this city
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-15
TRACING OUT BLAME
FOR THE BIG WRECK
Report From st. Albans Says II Was
Due to Error in Orders at Dis
pstcher's Office in st. Al
bans.

ST. Albans, May l5.-The principal in-
terest here to-day was as to the per-
son responsible for the freight wreck at
White River Junction yesterday morn
ing. There were many rumors that the
in this city, and they were followed by
the official report from the headquarters
here announcing that the cause was an
error in orders issued by dispatcher
Richard Sweeney of the St. Albans Of
flee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-15
AMERICAN REFUGEES FLEEING.
Fight In Harbor Saved Mabatlan From
Being Captured BY Rebels,

Guayamas, Mex, May Is. American
refugees from Mazatlan continue to
swarm into Guayamas A fight put up
by the gunboats Tampico and Zaragosa
in the harbor is said to be all that has
saved Mazatlan from capture by the
rebels The water supply has been cut
off by them and there is fear of a
pestilence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-15
MRS. TAFT BETTER.
Haa Recurrence of Nervous Trouble, from
Which She Suffered Last Year.

New York, May l5-Mrs. Taft,
whose sudden illness brought the presi-
dent hurriedly to her bedside yesterday
from Harrisburg, Pa, is better this
morning and President Taft returned
to Washington to-day DR. Evan NJ
Evans said this morning that his pa
tient is doing well and showing an en-
couraging Improvement Mrs. Taft's
illness is said to be recurrence of a
nervous trouble from which she suf-
fered two years ago, but in less severe
form.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-15
PEACE SEEMS NEARER.
Says De La Barre, "we Believe We are
Making Progress"

Mexico City, May Is Peace again
doomed big on the horizon Of Mexico's
international affairs to-day and led For
eign Minister de la Barra to remark,
1--WE believe we are making great prog
ress toward peace"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-15
CONCESSIONS 10 THE
MEXICAN REBELS
Mexican Government Said to Be Ready
to Permit Rebels to Name Four
Of Eight Cabinet Members
and Ia Governors.

Juarez, Mexico, May l5.-Indirect as
s,uance that the federal government is
inclined to accept the propositions sub
mitted unofficially within the last two
days by the insurrectos for the estab-
lishment of peace was received here to-
day by Rafael Hernandez, one of the
GO betweens in the negotiations The
government is believed to be ready to
reorganize the cabinet and give the in
surrectos four members out OF eight and
to allow the revolutionists to name, out
right, fourteen governors Of q states
and by mutual agreement, select the
remaining thirteen governors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-15
DIED OF OLD AGE.
Hugh Devine of Montpelier Was 90
Years of Age.

Hugh Devine died at o'clock this
morning at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Carroll p. Pitkin, of Montpelier.
Mr.. Devine was 90 years of age and the
cause of his death was senile decline.
He was born in Ireland and came to
this country 63 years ago and had lived
most of that time in Montpelier. He
leaves three daughters, Mrs. Pitkin, Miss
Jennie Devine and Mrs. Hugh Canning.
The funeral will be held Wednesday
morning at o'clock from st. Angus
tines church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-15
CHRISTIAN BOY MURDERED.
Massacre Of Jews Threatened, Officials
Sent to Investigate.

st. Petersburg May l5.-The central
government to-day despatched NJ. Zait-
sef and NJ. Fenenko. high officials of
the ministry of justice. to kiev to in
vestigate the mysterious murder of a
Christian boy. Yushchinsky, whose death
has been made the cause Of the threat
ening massacre Of Jews in that city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-15
ABYssINIA's NEW EMPEROR.
Prince Lidj Jeassu Proclaimed Ruler
Coronation Ceremonies Later.

Adds. Ababa. Abyssinia. May l5.-
Prince Lidj Jeassu, grandson of Emperor
Mehelik, was proclaimed emperor Of Alb
yssinia yesterday. The coronation ccre-
monies viii take place later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-15

President Madero charged that General
Orozco's actions were s'incited by per-
sons interested in bringing about dis
union among u.s."
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-12
SHOWS INCREASE
GOVERNMENT CENSUS FIGURES,

IL Inc iucof Ap nencat Star printed IN sssn sne
omc 6tu sonnuef ny Jackson county
The fqasss ~ cp hvc
fepublsh the table ~ shaen st
considerable territory prestIon sas taken "
eents line eovsyo Geoxe This apparent de
oase IN The total pptan " the
smses populations arn 1900 fhe puls
lion " 2oza ~ tpo Whe
"a " he ece population
corded the Pacssua VI to-day 59 indicates Foownr
the complete ssbuated Of returns
issued " aovernmsnti
An advance proof ~ tho statistics Of population
sssipp provided the
uIcte q Jacksm county
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-12

catise candidates. urged the appnint.
ment of Mai,on. Ynu remember that
the daughter 0f Herodias danced be-
fore king Herod and 50 pleased him
that lie promised 10 give her any
thing she might ask. even unto the
half Of his kingdom, and the mother
Instructed tile daughter 10 ask for
the head of John the Baptist: "And
the king was sorry; nevertheless for
the oaEh's sake, and them that sat
with him vt meat, lie com manded W
TO be given her" And during the
caucus of 1910 'our -ilIustriOus gov
ernorn was 40 pleased With tho plan
and progress Of the secret caucus that
the common causers were told by tile
governor that whatsoever they might
ask IL would be given them, provided
Jas. X. ". was defeated, And 30 the
common causers used the governors
patronage With telling effect.
DEGRADED WHITFIELD.
They pulled Judge WhitnsId down
| from The TOP o. the supreme court and
handed him ! iiGnkey JOB while Cs,m-
mon Cause Will Anderson tno kin N
| the editor of the Scntinel) was put on
the bench, There was Yates of
Marion county. 4 strO0g vafdsman
man, representing . vsidaman coun-
~, who had . bfOIheTsin.law that
1 wanted tO BE- judge. II was told NJ.
| Yates what he should do that hts
| brother-i0lsw might be saved He
was not made judge. but was appointed
county attorney. There Vas Britt 81
| Attals county. representing vsrda.
man county, and who had promised
hts frIends and constituents tbat
wien Alexander wss out be would sup
pOSt vardsman. In the weanttme,
however, NJ. BrltC was induced by
sUmeb0dy " apply f,r the position d
4 superintendemt u the peDitentlary
4 aod when Alexander waa out instead
Or vutIng fT vafdaman according q
promise, fsfItt went " Percy, and ~
me dosl ballot marked his ticket md
\ hold n up u Coninon Cause lin Gun
niughsm - thst Jim might maxi
(, prWf ~ Noel that ~ (Britt) votet
\ f0r Percy % tho last ballot. Th'
reason why ] know this y, be true \
thxs 1 - Sitting hy Cunoi0H ham
sldc. d one II she tellers. and saw th
tlcket tlsat Bsist voted. Bsitt vi
not sppclnted supefintendsot ~ th
4 psGilSatiafy. NJ wIssn m, Gathi0
W. spcolntsd " AFsd M 6cans gt'O
sSfxeaStX 6sd msds Brits ssrgean
o0ytts fasm - y sajafy ~ not -
s6pn n .tc0 ! ypaS. lIud theSe -
n Il (co1S1l6Uno ~ rAeE y
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-12
CHAPTER VII.
rWo On THE vERANpA.

~ EDFIELD met his youns guest
~ n dinner coat, looking extrums-
Y urban, ana presented his
~ friend and nsighbcr, Nj. m
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-12

espvvl1A ssss. ~ Ss~s~ sssss~1
ssvubsef nsvssne n am sfvxSd ~
ea6efs more than ~ WIN admit"
"ehe nseds 4 seet and ehsnee. ~
onout6 ~ away fpcm ker seat ~ that
eesA register and fsturn 10 the cpen
N. A toueh n camp ilfs wcuiA kelp
~. eke etscks tco close 10 her wovh."
II kuow ahs does. but she won't Iei
- fellsvs her, even for an hour. II
ien't bseaess shs doesn't trust me-,
soe seys NJ becaues shs doesn't want
~ sitting there publicly. ehe
dcesn't cppsss ny housekeeping my
m0rer--
~You certainly have made tho old
hotel Into place Of miraculous neat.
ness
she flushed with pleasure. II have
dons something. but not n IA like 10
40. I really think II mother wishes
~ cell she could do 70 now to much
better advantage"
"1'vs no doubt of Il Aesiiy, rm
not bsIng funny, Mims wstherford,
when eay you've done something
heroic. III no sasy thing to % into
piace Ike that ana make Il hab.
1table. Il showb iinmensS courage and
self reliance o. your part. Ifs prs-
c1Dely The kind u work thls whole
eCuntry peedg.r
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-12

0~wsss sf'nsf 70 ~ desires sss
~ sftsss sstsusssss. kfs<ss mssasa
ne ssssfsa ssss.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-05
SOCIAL NEWS of WEST FLORIDA and SOUTH ALABAMA
KLONDYKE.

Kondyke. Feb. Airs. Joseph Nc
Call. Of Beulah. was visiting Mrs
Jessie Fillingim. OF Nondyke. Tues
day and Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Blomeley and Mr.. Peter
Nicholson and Mr.. VIII Webb wer-
the guests of Mrs. W. c. Solomon alid
daughter, Ola. Sunday afternoon.
Miss Gertrude Yonker visited Mrs
Mollie Kirksey Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. s. A. Mccall is visiting al
Myrtle Grove.
Mrs w. c. Solomon and childre-
were the guests Of Miss Lizzie Blome.
ley Saturday.
Mr.. Carl West and niece. Ruby Daw-
kins, were visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
w. A. Diamond and family Sunday.
Mr.. A. ]. Ransley was visiting at tbs
home OF Mr.. W. G. Solomon Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. Rhodes. OF Millview. was tn
guest Of Mr.. Fred Yonker Wednesday
night.
Little Miss Olive Blomeley was tbs
guest of Iris and Rosa Solomon Sat.
! urday night and Sunday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-05
WESTVILLE.

Westvil1e, Fla, Feb. A ]. Mat.
thews continues to be very sick, Dr..
Paul Is attending him.
Having finished a very successful
term Of school at Ponce de Leon,
Prof. Adlai Stripping is now at home.
Mrs. Ben Stewart, a popular L. &
N. fIagman OF Pensacola, % in town
on a visit TO his mother
One school has increased so that
1t is necessary to employ another
teacher. -.s.-.- 49,
Senator Neel Is at home for this
week, coming in to cast his vote for
Mr.. Blount in Tuesdays ieleceion. OF
Dame Rumor has It that wedding
bells will soon ring for one Of our
most popular town couples.
Mr.. Cults is the new depot agent,
having taken the place Of Mr.. Stand
ley. who resigned.
Misses Joe ellis and Nell Richards
attended a dance at Mr.. Pauls last
Saturday night. z@cc : srsT
Mr. ]. B: Collins Is here from ApaRA-
chicola. visiting his wife. ls3 aazoT
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. Douglas and NJ
tie son are visiting their father, W.
D. Williams .......
Rev. Ross will fill his regular ap.
pointment here Sunday. and at
night Presiding Elder @. A. Gavin viii
occupy the pulpit. -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-05
DESTIN.

Destin. Feb. REV Mr. Stock re-
turned from Boggy last Monday.
Agnes Cummings went to Boggy last
Wednesday.
School began here today. with Mr.
angus May. of Miller's Ferry, as teach
er. Mr.. May arrived last Friday.
L. D. woodward, Richard Williams
Clara anc Fannie woodward went to
Point Washington Saturday, returning
Sunday afternoon.
Rev. MIR, Stock preached here Sum
day, morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Destin and Leonard
Jr., came back from Boggy Sunday at
ternoon.
Gaines Destin went to Harris one
day las. week.
Mr.. T. J.. Nicholson came back from
Pensacola Wednesday on the Swan.
Mr. Geo. Marler is having a new
engine put in the Sharpe.
Mr.. Mangan has about completed the
launch he Is building for CUTLER
Marler.
S. T. ,Marler has a new engine FOL
his boat, the Argus.
Elijah Lancaster came over from
Rocky last week.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-05
SAMSON.

Samson, Ala, Feb. 4.-Mayor NJ. B.
Pierce, Of Graceville, Fla, was a Wis
itor here this week.
Mrs. ]. ] Morris, Jr., ard children
have returned from a visit to her par.
ents at Greenyille.
Howard Grimes, who for the past
several months has been night opera.
tor at the L. & N. depot, has accepted
position at Florala
Mr.. and Mrs. l. P. Golson left last
| night to make Eleanor Fla their fu
ture home. They have a host Of
friends here who wish for them a
pleasant sail over the matrimonial
seas.
Mr.. w. F. Gore is spending a few
weeks with his father here. Mr.. Gore
is an electrician on the battleshir
North Dakota Of the Atlantic feet
Col J. J. Morris made q business
trip to Geneva yesterday.
Mrs. ]. w. Edwards, Of Cuthbert
Ca, was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
]. ]. Jones this week.
Mr.. George Dannelly, who was
taken to Hot Springs, Ark, several
weeks ago for treatment. lie reported
IN a very critical condition.