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The Detroit times., 1911-01-04
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS,
Detroit, Mich, Dec 81. 1910
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
IRON CASTINGS FOR SEWER
CRATES, FOUNTAINS, ETC.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the Department OF Public
works. Detroit, Mich. until Saturday,
Jan. Z, 1911. at 10 o'clock a. m. stand
ard time, at which time and place
they Will be opened, for furnishing
the city. from date OF contract until
Jan. 81. 1912, with iron castings for
sewer CRATES and basin bars; bids TO
De at the rate per 100 lbs, 100000 lbs.
more or less. Also with round man
more or less; with receiving basin in
let's. zoe, more or less-bid on COM
plete inlet and also on extra covers.
with round locking receiving basin
and with horse drinking fountains.
complete. four ca, more or less at so
much apiece In each instance. all to
be in accordance with diagrams and
specifications on file in office.
Bidders must indorse on outside of
envelope containing bid the kind Of
material bid upon
All OF the above castings to he de-
Western yards cas- required). and or
dered by the Department. OF Public
Works. by contractor, without extra
charge
Bidders are required TO file n certi-
fed bank check in the sum of $500.
payable to the order OF the Depart
ment. with the Department OF Public
Works before the proposals are open
ed. conditioned that should they be
found 10 be the lowest bidders they
will. within five days after being
awarded the contract by the Depart
ment. enter into contract, with good
and sufficient securities. for faithful
performance OF contract.
Checks and proposals to be placed
In separate envelopes.
The right to reject any or all pro-
posals is expressly reserved.
403l J. HAARER
$3.50 Commissioner
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directed. by the Department OF Pub
lie Works.
Bidders shall specify discount from
Its list prices To cover each size OF
pipe and specials. and bids Will he ac-
cepted only on blanks TO be furnished
on application at this office.
Bidders are required TO fle a certi-
fed bank check In the sum of $500,
payable with the Department OF Pub
lie Works. before the proposals are
opened. conditioned that should they
be found 10 be the lowest bidders they
will within five days after being
awarded the contract by the Depart
ment. enter into n contract. with good
and sufficient sureties. for faithful
performance OF contract
The right 10 reject any or all pro-
posais is expressly reserved.
1920 j. j HAARER.
(25l) Commissioner.
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NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit, January 3. 1911.
Paving Notice No. 1863.
FORT STREET.

tSecttOu ~
To p. Birnhaum. Ernest Distcl. Henry
Distel Mrs. NJ. Durman Mrs. Flemmer
Caleb g. Gould Fidel Jchle. Gustave
Knoch. Henry Lemmcr, &. Leihert, j.
~. Muerrer. Mrs. a. Muerrer, DR.
Schmalzreidt. John Warncke. and to all
other persons owning. occupying, or
otherwise interested In any OF the lots
and premises fronting on Fort street
(section -, In said city OF Detroit
within the limits hereinafter men
toned.
The Common Council of the city OF
Detroit. HAVING ordered so much Of
Fort street ,scction -, from tho east
line OF Elsmere avenue TO the west curb
line of Woodmcre avenue to lac graded
ana paved notice is hereby given that
an assessment has been mad, uron all
the lots. and premises fronting on said
Fort street tscction II. and liable TO he
assessed for SAID Improvement under
the provisions OF the city Charter. and
that roll OF said assessment Is nov
completed and Will remain at the
ASSESSOR Office. In the city OF Detroit
from the date hereof until l1th inst,
for the Inspection OF all persons con-
cerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY JOHN e. NAGET.
C25s) President
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DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit, Dec 81. 1910
VITRIFIED SEWER CROCK
AND SPECIALS.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the Department OF Public
Works. Detroit Mich. until Saturday,
Jan !, 1911. at 10 o'clock a m, stand :
ard time. al which time and place they
will be opened. for furnishing, In ac-
cordance with the specifications to be
had on application at this office, vitri-
fed sewer crock. elbows. VS." etc,
as may be required and ordered Dy
the Department or Public Works dur
ing the Year ending Jan 81. 1912:
Bidders must indorse on outside OF
envelope containing bids the kind of
material bid upon
Delivery TO he made in such auan-
titles and at such times and places as
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avenues: also esiimat. of sufficien,
amount 60 lower public sewer I'm alley
east oi thene street, between kirbl
street and Ferry avenue;- also sufficient
west of Grandy avenue, between Scott
and Pierce streets.
TWELFTH WARD.
Resolved. That the Department oi
Public Works be. and is hereby requested
To consider the adyisablity OF paving
Missouri avenue, from Grand River ave
nue. tn McGraw avenue. with cedar block
on concrete foundation, under the s3Oo''
oVc clause of the Charter
SIXTEENTH WARD.
Resolved. That the Department of
Public Works be and ~ hereby re.
quested to consider the advisabiii,y OF
paving Thirty second street from Mich-
igan avenue To " Nesson street with CO.
dar block on concrete foundation. uh-
der the 100000 clause OF the charter
Adopted
Resolved. That the Department OF
Public Works be and Is hereby regues,
ed to consider the advisability or paw
avenue to Atkinson Park Win ceatr
block on concrete foundation. under
the 5000. 600 clause OF the charter
Adopted
Resolved, That the Public LightinS
Commi ssion be and is hereby reauesi,'u
to cause arm light To he erected at the
intersection of Military avenue in,u-
way between Toledo avenue ana NC
MILAN street.
Adopted
BY Aid Garvcy:
Resolved, That the Commissioner or
Public Works be requested TO cohsiut,,
the advisability Of paving Cainppeii
avenue northerly from Toledo avenue;
under the forced paving provision OF
the Charter.
Adopted
by AID. Garvcy:
Resoived. That the Commissioner OF
Public Works be requested to conslder
the advisability of paving Liverhois
avenue northcrly to Warren avenue;
the Charter
Adopted.
By AID Garvey:
Resolved. That the Commissioner OF
Public Works he requested 10 incluue
I'm his estimates a sum su!hcient TO
huild n public dock at the foot of Nor
rell street. recently dedicated tn puolie
use.
Adopted
BY Aid Garvey.
Resolved That the Commissioner OF
Parks and Roulevards be requesteu -,
include in his estimates the sum oi
81 600 to be expended in erecting con
venient station and otherwise improV-
ing Atkinson Park.
Adopted
BY AID Garvey:
Resolved. That the Commissioner or
in his estimates a. sum sufficient TO eN-
tend trunk sewers Oh Wesson avenue
northerly to Warren
Adopted
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liouof Regulation.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gcntlemen--I Your Committee -on LII
uuor Regulations to whom was refer
red applications Of James T. LumleY
TO locate at Clinton street. OF John
H. Barlaee for 6S Rivard street, of
Mike Koval for i9i Moran street; OF
Willard x Wiley for ~ Cadillac square
and of Charles Annuskaritz y for '1s
McKinstry street and lO3 and 100 Den
mis- street. respectfully report that we
have had all OF same under consider
alton and see no reason for grantin :
the application OF any of the aforesaid,
1nd We therefore recommend that the
applications be- denied
Respectfully submitted.
HERMAN +. ZINk.
GEORGE II. ELLIS,
LOUIS ~ LEMPEE.
JOHN HARPER.
JOHN &. GARNEN.
Accented and adopted
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PROPOSALS FOR OFFICE
FURNITURE.

Sealed Proposals will be received
up to IL a. m. Friday, January 9Th.
1911. for the furnishing Of office fur
niture for the Justice Court, In ac-
cordance with the specifications and
designs now on file I'm the office of the
Board OF County Auditors.
Each proposal must be accompanied
with "A check fof 5000 conditioned that
the party awarded the contract will
promptly enter into same for the faith
full performance thereof.
The right To reject any and all bids
is expressly reserved
CHAS. A BUHRER,
Chairman
The Board OF County Auditors.
Detroit Dec 31st. 1910
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vi.
Used to being stung "a | am, was
certainly broke up whep ! tound ihN
Aunt Blanche was poor as jobs tur-
kew instead of loaded down with The
veiloV stuff. But my troubles am
nothing to Aunt Blanches. Aunt
blanche Is a tragedy
Here she'd been left penniicss since
her husband died and never let on TO
mono of her people. And when
walked into her lace curtain laundry
with my lip hanging down a. hnolns
her en- there she had everything laid
ON, to give me the best welcome her
scart means could provide. Shed
furnished an extra little alcove room
With money she needed badly. Here
: was TO stay as long a. wanted TO
,,t,rout IL costing me cent. And
shed bought chicken Tor my dinner
Toor soul. and her woridng so in her
old sgc. so bit my lip Aard and
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STOMACH sQf
SQUANDER lIlLIU
m SEARCH OF RlLlEg!
Trial Package of staasss Dyspsp1
Tablets Free. \

the world is full OF dieofdor
stomachs and 80 per cent ok
money spent upon physkcinue
drugs goes in an attcmpt ~ q
the stomach. t " 'E
People are made to believe that
order TO gain health they must ooc9
their stomachs and use catharttc4
the doctor gets his fee for the oto
ach treatment and the druggist g.
the physic. until the savings Of q ~
time are exhausted and yet no cu44
Let's be reasonable.
The sick stomach Is I'm every c.
the result OF over-eating. hurried ~
tication and improper choice OF foQ1
The mucous lining all the way de-
the food tract loses It's sensitiveno
and when food is forced down
muscles fail to respond. They do
churn the food as they should.
glands no longer give out gae1
iuice to dissolve the food and rem
il capable of assimilation. The
has become a dyspeptic.
There is one sure way and only
TO bring positive relief. Put into
stomach OF yours the very elem
that IL lacks TO get that food
liquid form. II takes pepsion,
tase, golden seal and other fern
to accomplish this. The hooI
stomach contains these elements.
dyspeptic stomach lacks part or
OF them. Stuart's Dyspepsia TeN
is made up of just what the dysp&p
stomach lacks-nature's digestive4<
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, 49,
medicine. not q drug, not . catnA
tic. They do not cure arytoNyN
ANYTHING but Dyspepsia and tnQI0
ton and such ailments as arl&4 ~
poorly digested food. <s7
While they digest the fooQ
stomach recuperates. The m&
membrane is coming out of Its 81
the gastric juice is coming to the
face, the muscles are regaining
power. Every organ OF the body
on new life, the skin gains colorS
the eyes are no longer tingad4-
yellow. You live.
Try a box at your druggiets,
cents. Or, If you prefer a free tr>!
package before buying, sen4 ~
name and address today. F. A Stu1'
Co, so Stuart Bldg, MarshaK .
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PROPOSALS FOR COUNTY
PRINTING.

Sealed proposals will be received up
TO l "A III. Friday, Jan. g. 1911. for the
printing and binding OF the Official
Proceedings of the Board OF Supervis-
ors Circuit Court and Recorders Court
Dockets Samples OF the work and
specifications can be seen by calling at
the office Of the Board of Auditors
Each proposal must be accompani ed
by bond or check in the sum OF $500
conditioned that the bidder awarded
the contract will enter into same and
furnish a surety companys bond tor
81 900 for the faithful performance Of
each contract.
The right to reject any and all bids
is expressly reserved
THE BOARD OF COUNTY AUDITORS,
CHAS A. BUHRER Chairman.
Detroit Dec 81. 1910
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Adopted as follows
leas--Ald. Barnett. Burton. Deimel.
Fills. Field. Freiwald. Garyey. Goesch-
ol Grindl.y, Gutman. iiarpfer. keat-
ing. koenig, konkcl Lempke. ostrow :
ter, schultz. S<rzycki. Theisen. Thomp-
son. Trevor, Vernon. Walsh, Watson.
Wing. link, Zoeller and the President
az
Ndys--None.
And the Council then adjourned.
THOMAS Il. GILMAN
President.
CHARLES A. NICHOLS.
city Clerk.
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Resolutions and Ordinances.
FOURTH WARD

ny Aid. Kedtins:
That james Long. % jefferson ave-
rcddlc FOR n period of three months from
this date without license.
SIXTH WARD.
by Ala. Field
Resolved That the City Controller 10
and lie is hereby authorized and directed
In favor Of Richard Walsh for the sum
OF $l.2s, being th,' amount of refund to
which - is entitled on Permit No ll.502.
upon ccrt'rcation 10 the Controller by the
Department OF Public Works that the
amount herein mentioned is correct.
Adopted as follows;
Yeas--Ald Barnett. Burton. Defined.
Ellis. Field. Freiwald, Garvey. Goesch-
e. Grindiey, .Gutman,. Harpfer, Keat-
ing, koenig. Eonkel Lempke Ostrow-
ski. owen. Reinhardt Rosenthal. Rut-
son. Trevor, Vernon. Walsh. Watson,
wing. link. Zoeller and the President
-32
Nays--None.
SEVENTH WARD.
BY AID. Skrzycki
ResolN ed. That tho Health Department
De requested to take appropriate action
looking to having the nuisance to per-
sonai conf TT and menace To public
health resulting from odor of oil ema ma =
ing from Ferry avenue plant Of Amcri-
can Car and Foundry Co abated.
NINTH WARD.
By hld. Ostrowski
Resolved. That the Department of Pub
IIc Works be and H. hereby requested "a
consider the advisi bility of paving Med
bury a'enuc from ST Aubin avenue Il
East Grand Boulevard with cedar block
on Concret" foundation. under the $500.
600 clause of the Charter.
Adopted.
By Ma Ostrowski:
Resolved That the Department o
public Works be and T. hereby requostc,
10 consider the advisability of PAWN,
Garfield avenue from Russell street &C
Mitchell with cedar block on cuncret'
foundation. under the 5000, 600 clause o
the Charter.
Adopted
,HV Md Ostrowsk:
Resolved, That tho Department o
Public Works b., and is hereby request
cd TO consider the advisabilty Of pavins
Tarnsworth avenue. from Russell stree
10 Mt Elliott avenue. with cedar block
on concrete foundation. under the $500.
900 clause OF the Charter.
Adopted
By Aid Ostrowski
Resolved. That the Department %
Public Works be. and is hereby request
cd TO consider the adVisability OF pavin'
Theodore street, from Russell street 4
Mt Elliott avenue. with cedar block. o'
concrete foundation. under tho s30c 00
clause of the Charter.
I{y Aid Theiscn:
Resolved That the Commissioner q
Public Works he. and he is hereby direct
ID 10 include ia his estimates for IN,
ensuing fiscal year NJ amount sufficien
To lower the present sewer IN Rcriil
street, between Gratiot and MoDougal
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said. Aunt Blanche. I've come TO cheer
YOU MP Ike | promised" And l. put
OF ms good clothes and lit into the
lace curtains she was washing aud
demanded her to sit down. BE
cause" said. you're going to take
a good rest while Diana rlllpickles
stays With YOU. And | made her 40
it, too.
While ! was doing the supper dishes
I told her all the gossip of the family,
and laughed and talked and did her
world OF good Are YOU really glai
YOU came asked Aunt blanche. wls1.
ful Ike. Sure" | says. amt YOU
Aud then she cried.
Tonight she showed me some =
derful lace she made before her
rot too bad and guess she IS
came, for saw her lay aslo1
Ioveliest piece for me. <+<
As said before. ! aiu't ~
,1ss my relatives. :, a.
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NEW HISTORY OF DETROIT.
Paul leake Has Been Engaged To

Paui leake has Been Engaged 70
Get II Out For Chicago Firm.
LANSING, Mich, Jan. 3.-Detroit is
to have new three-volume history.
written from a bona fide historical
standpoint, with no paid biographical
incumbrance. according to the an
nouncement Of Paul Leake, former fl
nancial editor of the Free Press, now
editor Of the Pere Marquette's month
ly magazine, who passed through here
yesterday, with his wife, on his way
to Grand Rapids and Chicago. Mr..
cake said he had signed a contract
to prepare the subject matter for the
Lewis Publishing Co, OF Chicago and
was on his way to arrange details.
Among other features, will be an ar
ticle on the judiciary by Judge Man
dell and one on the city'3 art by
Director A. II. Griffith, OF the Detroit
Museum of Art.
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Burglar Held For Trj&l

Edward Carroll. who woD4
red-handed by Detective Jam
and members OF the flying
in the act of burglarizing
dence Of George Fl. Barbours
Lafayette-blvd., was In Police
STEMS court. Tuesday emorfko 49,
waived examination. He was r. q
the recorders court under $1,000 bal!
with two sureties. CarHsll is the man
who was captured by. TIM flying SQUAD
ron On the eventful morning wAex
patrolman McAlonan vas-- shot
Louis Krauss. who was shot down ~
ter by Detective Dowd.
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JUMPS ON JAGGED FORK.
Splintered Handle Lnters Lads BODY
and He May Not Recover

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich, Jan. B.
Especial. Robert, the 11-year-old son
OF Joseph Eckstein, of Archie, Mo-,
met with a painful accident while
playing with the children OF Frank
Valley, OF Mapeton.
They were in the barn and Robert
jumped from the hay NOW TO the
floor. landing on the splintered handle
of "A pitchfork which entered his body.
II is feared he will not recover.
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Windsor Wedding Goes WdRNl

Martha Mortimer MorrisOH
Thomas p. Morrison were MAJ
Windsor last July. On the
in the old year they separc
Tuesday morning, Mrs. MOI
suit for divorce. She allegQ
husband has n fondness To-
and recently when she obi
says he struck her with q b.
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When T. r. went mp in an aeroplane+
II cost The newspapers OF this country<
about $4,000 for telegraph tolls, pic~&
lures, etc.
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Snow BLOCKS TRAFFIC.

Fur Feet Of il Falls in the Upper
Peninsula.
HOUGHTON, Mich. Jan. "a
three-day blizzard starting New Year s
eve has blocked all traffic in the cop
per country. The fall o. snow is four
feet and three inches.
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NOTICE OF STREET OPENING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.

Detroit January 2. 1911.
Notice OF Street Opening Assessment
Roli No. 2o5 for opening and widening x
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by Aid. kedting.
That james Long. % Jefferson ave-
nue., be and he is hereby permitted tn
pcddlc FOR u period OF three months, from
lhis hntn Without licenso.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-11-22
NOT IN NAME ONLY,

II is refreshing, in these DAYS OF
juggling with justice to accomplish
political ends. or to please personal
and political friends. to note that
this country still produces real men,
and that such are still sometimes
trust. The pity is that we must look
in some instances. beyond the con-
fines OF our own borders to find them
Governor Mann. Of Virginia, is not
man in namo only. Witness his
uttoranccs with regard to the appeals
70 him for mercy in the Bcattie case {:
"Whilc | SympathiZc very pro-
foundly with the father Of II. G.. Beat
tie, Jr., and would be glad to help
him, II could Go so with proper re-
gard for the public interests, can
not. with any consideration for those
interests. Interfere with due eXccu-
tion Of the sentence Of the court in
ahc Beattic case.
Il Followed that case during the
Irial, and as its horrible facts were
NcvcioOcd regretted that a crime SO
cruel and malicious should have oc-
Cured within the confines Of this
state. That l}catlic is guilty
OF the wilful deliberate and cruel
murder OF his young wife | have not
thc slightest doubt. nor is ii insisted
that there shall be any greater relief
offered than the commutation OF his
sentence to Imprisonment for life.
Nor do question the wisdom
= might add, the ncccssty-of capi-
YIl MN < mpnt n casnc uboro b,,,, -,
life has been quickly and deliberately
taken. On the contrary, | believe
that this punishment IS necessary for
mo protection Of society. To
grant respite in so plain case
would be to set a precedent. would
be to temporize with the law and to
encourage appeals to tho Supreme
Court with the sole purpose Of gain
ing time. | believe the best way to
prevent such crimes as this Is to pun
ish them adequately. certainly, speed :
ny. Therefore the Judgment OF the
circuit Court Of Chesterfield county
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-11-22

Fayetteville, \. c., Nov. 1S.--Jas.
llollings gsworth, S-ycar-old son Of
Major j. G. llullingSworth, who was
Killed In an automobile accident in
Richmond year ago, narrowly cS-
capped serious injury and possible
death when he was Snatched from
the curb on Person street by the
hub OF flying motor car. thrown
into the wheel Of the machine, hurl-
ed to the ground and run over.
Though the lads position for a few
seconds was very pcrilious. his inju-
ries were only painful bruises and
scratches. 1t is said that the driver
or the car did not pause to learn
whether or not the child was hurt.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-11-22
METHODISTS TO BEN NNIITTSVILLE
Annual Conference Will Convene on
November 10Th.

Benncttsville, Nov. 19.-Thc en-
tire citizenship Of Bcnnettsville is
looking forward TO the gathering of
the Annual State Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
in the First Methodist church at this
place on November 29th.
Many incidents and stories center
ing around the old mother church at
Beauty Spot are being retold. 1t is
impossible to determine exactly
when the first society" was organ
lied in what is now Marlboro coun-
ty. Bishop Richard Wright. ordain-
ed in Baltimore in 1884, whose ter
ritory extended from Canada to
Georgia, first visited Beauty Spot in
February, 1855. Legendary ac-
counts Of the visit Of Bishop AS
bury have been handed down from
generation to generation.
The "socicty' at Benncttsville was
organized some time prior to June
p. 1884.
Bishop Kilgo, no will preside at
the conference here, was appointed
by Bishop McTyeirc, at Greenville
December, 1882, as junior preacher
for the Bennettsville circuit, Rev.
7. j. Clyde being his senior This
was the first appointment given to
Bishop Kilg~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-11-22
Locals from Fair Play,

Fair Play, Nov. 20.-Special: Rev.
Sisk, an aged Minister OF Elberton,
Ga, filed our pastors place Saturday
afternoon and Sunday morning. our
pastor, Rev. p. v. Crawford, Of Lavo-
MIA, being dangerously i'll. Rev. Sisk
is an able minister and preached
helpful sermons both Saturday and
Sunday.
c. d. Marett and sister, Miss Pau
line, of Westminster, were week end
visitors at the home Of their parents.
Albert Marett, Of Martin, Ga. and
Grady Cobb, Of Lavonia. Ga, visit cd
relatives here Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Haync Martin, OF Seneca. is
visiting at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Compton, Mrs.
Martin is pleasantly remembered as
Miss Emily Compton, and has num-
bcrs OF friends here who are always
glad to welcome her
Miss Kate Marett entertained her
young friends Saturday night, COM
plimcntary to the visitors Of this
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walters. Of La
vonia, Ga, visited the latters par
entS, Mr.. and ~. H..
day.
James r. Isbcll and Mr.. Davis. of
Anderson, spent Thursday here with
Mr. Isbcll's brother. 0. f. Isbcll.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-11-22
Small Boy Bitten by Dog.

Fair Play, Nov 20.--Spccial:
Miss Louise Sheldon, one OF the
teachers Of the Liberty Graded
School, spent the week end with
homefOlks last week.
School at this place is in -four
ishing condition under the supervis.
ion Of Prof. and Mrs. Ryder, Of Nir-
ginia.
Or. J. r. Heller went to Townville
yesterday afternoon to see his mo-
thcr. who is sick
The Ladies Aid Society held very
interesting meeting at the home OF
Mrs. j. II. Heller last Monday after,
noon.
Mrs. Lucy King and Mrs. Thomas
lsbcll spent one day last week in La.
vonia. Mrs. Kings friends were all
delighted to see her back again
Dan BOwic'S small son was re.
Gently bitten by Il dog, supposed tC
be mad. The child was carried al
once to DR.. Heller for treatment. We
nope it will prove nothing serious.
Mrs. John Callahan. OF Cross
Roads. spent the latter part of tho
week with her sister, AIRS. f.. p. Cal.
laham.
Rev. Carter, Of Townvillc, will
preach at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday night.