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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
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 SEATTLE Feb. 1S-Two doSpcr.t- l"c~ Cleo. Cole and Kid Mccullough. he famous Red Sweater Kid" who has police record stretching from Alaska to Mexico. and from Portland. ore. to Portland. Me. broke jail here yesterday afternoon and as yet ar" still al large The dcspcradoes. tnr such they are. have been confined in the county jail for several months Mccullough is wanted in Nome. Alas la. on an old offence while cole Nas serving time for highway robbery.
 The prisoners were confined in a cell which projected out into the caurHard lud II k believed that their escape was .ffected bl means of an mdergrouud passage which had been dug With small instruments of some kind. Tn" tunnel k a labor of many months hard work and the prisoners evidently spent . large part of each night digging it
 The authorities have dispatched a posse after the Jail breakers. but as they have tWo-hour start on their pulsuers il i~ believed that the man hunt will involve several long days.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
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CHICAGO. Feb. K. Seven mefn,u were injured and half million bush els of grain Was destroyed. when a fire. the origin of which k unknown. burned the Calumet elevator of this city. to the ground. last night Despite the fact that the storchouse was equipped with modern apparatus and fire doors th" place went up in flames within thirty minutes after the fire started
 Burning timber failing upon savtn
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
POET OF THE S|ERRAS
 NEAR DEATH-- ---OAKLAND

wears nftrrmsrd hr uItn m- family moved to oregon. then a Hud rrtrri- -alN mheard uf
 Prom that tim, nu. lEe quaint paat was seized by the wanderlust and London was but one of the many for eigu cities in which he has h-,u re- eeiNvd hN crowned heads
 And now comes word that "Id Jua E uuu Miller is near death Iudoubrrd ly hr has accomplished hi~ purpose in this world and during his seventy wears his life work has been nu, which NiI aluay~ stand aS monument ta h.S m,u"ry
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
GAFFNEY BELIEVES HE
 HAS TUNGSTEN

NJ GahnrE. an old time miner of Nome. who has been drlying in quartz "n. and on for the past trn years about Nome. believes he has a mine out near Glacier creek that carries a fair per cent of tungsten as hy-product. Hr has had several assays mad. and is having another made ta determine. th.. value "f the new metal so much in de mand for electric globes Mir. Gamne, Is sure there is sufficient gold in sight in pay for the extraction of the ore but should the trace of tungsten de velop into a paying by-product he thinks he will have the earth by the ears with a down hin pull
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
CHICAGO ELEVATOR
 GOES UP IN FLAMES

urym'u who ncr' Working iusi l.. O.. tn. doomed structure. riaued them ta sh. ground and had il uat been u,, tr timely rescue "f brother ur.m,n. th, men woud have rrri~h.d iu th- -,,fh- ing flames.
 The departments efforts Co -aN,. ;. portion "f the elevator proved uth amt today nothing which re~,mnle- H. material of which th" buldua aa- constructed remains intact
 The loss will run ur mto hundred. "f thousands "f dollars. II i~ rumore here tadaA that the owners of ths Calumet will start cou~trurtinu au a n"w elevator iu the near future.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
WANTED HERE IN NOME
 FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY
Red Sweater Kid in Nome 9O5Waylaid Two Russians Near Dry Creek Bridge-Captured Twice
 -EeCts Escape From Seattle Jail

ually sroug evidence was gathered against th" two men. and the former Kid. however su,cceded in making his getaway "u "u. of thr outgoing boats.
 Gilmore was tried here, aud upon pleading guilty. was scutenc,d to serve five years at the McNeil pcnitentiary II" was taken out that fall and safely idg"d in prison II, was released about four months ago. having finished his term and had not been heard uf since
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18

mtil m, prvaut tu..
 Word was received u.r. a f-v months after M,,WbW-n'- .~,apc to the effect that h, was captured m Mex ico. hy EN,rditi"n Agent Cl>d C. C"lcmau uh" had rrqu~ttt"u papers rnr hi, prisoner
 Coleman was just ahom tn bring tn" Rod Sweater Kld" ">rr tho line when Arizona officials notified nu that he was wanted in that stat. nu a grave charge. aud as tHae had prersf once in the matter the rN,rlditiau
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
KID MCCULLOUGH BREAKS JAIL
NEW STEAMSHIP
 co. FOR YUKON
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5peetal Nuoget serv,re
 SEATTLE. F,h !, Au organization hats just he,u perfected n> lh- Schu- bach Hamilton r-orl. Tor taking nl.r th. ,utur. bu~iur~~ "f the North Am. .rtcan Transportation aud Trading c,. operating lin, or steamers bctw .u Sr NItrh,rI Dawson Fairbanks. Fort Gihh"n Dik-mau muok. anl other Yukon river points
 The u-r .omrau. wu hv known . tf" Mru,haur Yukon lius and i- nr- aauiz,d for l quarter "r a million dol lars. An option has been secured .n n. river boat "r rh, ". \. T X IT, '., aud their stores Nurhous"s. at St Michael and other points along tha Yukon river and i,- many tributaries
 Tn" u"u company ar" noN advrrti- ing a Imc uf steamers direct to $, Michael from Seattle. connecting wi,a their magnificent river steamers r.r Huarod. tho greatest gold field lu Nt- ,~Ka today
 Already the effect of th, Syhubach- Hamilton competition is f,lt and th. Narrh"ru Na,gauon Company ore or- .rring excursion rates from S,attD,. ta ldtarod ar inc head of ua,ieauou ,u 'ahat river Fairbanks and st Mtrnlal via th. inside passage ta SNauu.. lovn rh,. river tn Dawson aad ea. #ts,tinu- u i srrarl, reduced ratr ",., last year
 m" camp "r Iditarad is attracting .ae attention of rha pcorl. here a, th,. present time and quit" rush i~ ox. nretrI ro rals- rhc" in the spring
 The camp - expected to produc" sey. .raI millions iu gold dust during the coming summer and the steamship companies m. rr,rau- ta sake in hundreds of mgn to b.lf extract this larg. amount of metal
 F"r th, r.st low or thrr, wears the S,huhach Hamilton company haven't aR.u as interest u tHe passenger business tu fn. N"th raunumg their business [" rbr transportation of freight hul they win n"N branch out Guarr th. name of the Merchants Yu- >au lin" and from u"u aH they win b. t factor in the field
 Th, urst boat leaving SratrI,. for Sf Michael win sail nn "r about tho first af mnr. anal mau, reservations ha,, been made Aiih thr u-w eampan, who ale adyert.~a- thr fact Chat they have several of their magnificent river steamers n winter quarters at St Michael where they win he ready to sail th- minute th" ice clears from thr iiy,r.
 Thr White Pass and Northern Nav. eati"n Company are selling tickets via Dawson to follow the ice down in the spring and many "r the old timers win return [" the Iditarod that way. II l. expected that a greater rush or stam- bod" will be on the Ilitarnd this spring than last owing tu the extensive ad- N"r'i~iu- th- country has received dur inE 'hr winter and the labor condi- ti"n> h"rr in the Northwest
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18

Editors Nntc-Aecordng to ths rec prds of the marshars office Kid Me rullough alias the Red Sweater Kid' Is not wholly unknown in Nome
 In the fall "f 1903. two Russians were relieved of their purses near the Dry creek bride. and a man by the name of Gilmore and Kid Mccullough were suspected Of the robbery. Even
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18

agent surrendered his uau
 lr seems that M,cunpu4h. sine. his .s,urr from Nome. had held ul a large lamhlm- hou-, m Arzou.t aud tnat hr maI aoaE vith a lmp. sum of money I,.ua~ tried and omI -utlr and -.H,,nrd po prison. from Ahlrt rlar. h~ 0,- released abrur ou. s,a. .ag"
 The Red Sarat.1 ktd. u->t appear. 70 u Wmmr.p aud tur mc-,m, ,>. tadunu ag,at t"r ih, district. Ja. Warren aa- sent ta thaf rlJs uh,n h, arrr-H-ndad hrm NeoHlough uas arnuaht h Saarl. ah,r, h, nas lpds ad n rHa county nl to avm, th.
 r-nne ag aas-a,ru m rm- country tn.u. hr Nal l., nr trIcd far ,u. rob. p'r. b, committed here n. Nom,. oN,a l,, wears aga
 M.'uHaush na- l.. hn- haru ,nu-IH no h,D. n-t s.ar hur a- h. .a~ uaf captured unu uIyr the hast boat for Nom,. had departed from S,- ttir m'a after tn. Ia~f boat ror Nam, .Hd departed from SrftIr u uas n"o'.~-an ia A... hlm confined lu that
 .l} mul ~run-.
 In ~prahu= "g the Red Sweater Nld who r.gsnrd that nam. "u ac-
 count af ragged aur.. Marshal Powell 
 'ar-d thal M.Culou-h naS a bad mau and that hr ua~ nat a novice. at fh" same aI g,hh,r.
 Marshal Powell believes rnu th, H0u ga b, captured hafar, Ipng and .hat h" MI b, Sat,A .adg,d m rh, federal iail h.r.. u.Nt ~urug
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18

Job printing at the Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
CHINA ENDS
 1881 TREATY
RUSSIA MAY WAR ON ORIENTAL
 EMPIRE.
Special Nugget Service.

LONDON, Feb. I1.--Rus-ia has served formal notices "u all countries that China has violated the st Petersburg treaty of l>Sl and has thereby been made liable r" the jurisdiction of the ear.
 lt Is greatly feared here that trouh e will result from the breach of agree mrnt and present indications point to- ward war.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

Notice k hereby given that the, un- d'rsigned has dissolved partnership in the water business with TT RrownrlI. ana Is mol responsible for auy debts contracted by the said Rrowneu
 Signed, J. F. CAMPBELL.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
BURNS HAS
 DARK HORSE
CHALLENGES JOHNSON TO MEET
 HOPE LESTER.
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Nugget Special Service.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb IS.-Tommy Burns the clever little mixer who met and was defeated by Jack Johnson. in Hope Lester. coming heavyweight. practically unknown. who is desirous of meeting the black champion in the squared ring.
 IL is doubtful whether Johnson will consider the challenge unless he is shown some real cash to back it.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18
DELEGATE WIcKERSHAM AND
 OTHERS WORK HARD
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WASHINGTON. Feb. l>-E. it known that Delegate ameS Wickersham and other Alaskans worked harl m the interest of the reciprocity bili. be lrving that by so doing. a trade cou'd L. worked up between the Northern territory and Vancouver and other ports favorable tu Alaska
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-18

For the best and cheapest meal in town go to Modni's Cafe. Only first class place in town.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-30
AMATEUR PROFESSIONAL
LOCAL FOREIGN
;: :: :: ;: 3: {. :; :: :; :: !. :: :: ;: ;: ::
SPORT CALENDAR.
Monday, Jan. 80.

Monday, Jan. 80.
Opening InterschOlastic Soccer
League-Kams VS.. High School
on Kan Grounds.
Finals in Oahu College Tennis
Hoogs VS.. Glib.
Tennis Doubles Tournament
: Opens-AleXande Courts.
Tuesday, Jan. 81.
Second Round Handball Tourna-
Marines VS.. College of
Hawaii.
Thursday, Feb. 2.
Y. M. c. A. Basketball Begins.
:: Tuesday, Feb. 7.
Basketball Series-Fort Shafter
!: VS.. Palama Starts. Five Match
!: es to be Played.
!: Saturday, Feb. II.
:: Fights, Asahi Theatre - Fink
;: Harding Coin Main Event.
); Wednesday, Feb. %.
): Marathon Race = King, Kaoo,
!; Tsukamoto and Jackson.
): Automobile and Motorcycle Races
!: at Hilo.
!: Wednesday, March I.
!: Wall Cup Tournament Begins.
!; Sunday, March &c.
!; Annual Haleiwa Road Race =
): Starting from Aala Park.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-30
PUNS DECLARED
THE CHAMPIONS
Win at Soccer From High
School BY One Goal on
Saturday.

IN was rather hard luck for the
High School soccer team that it lost
the championship Saturday afternoon
by goal made by the Puns on a pen
atty kick, but such was the case anu
the blue shirted warriors of the held
son at the end of the game at Mollilll.
The goal made was in the second
half after more than the middle of that
period had been reached, Walker ana
Hickman being mixed up in foul Tor
which the referee gave Punahou kick
at goal
Bob Cation took the shot at goal,
but the kick was blocked Before the
ball could be punted out of danger
, however, in the scrimmage which en-
sued in front of the goal HooSs sue
ceeded in booting the leather through
and scoring the only tally of the Sec
ond championship game
! First Half.
Johnny Jones kicked off for the
| j
and chosen the wind, and during the
/ entire first half the ball was in High
School territory most of the time.
In fact, as far as the first half went,
the High men played on the defensive
almost entirely, and failed to show the
form they did last week, even though
both Jones and I'rendo were in the
game Saturday.
During the half both teams did great
blocking, and on a few occasions the
High School got the ball down into
: Punahou territory so far that the goa
was in danger.
Back and forth the play went, frs'
one man and then another making {
brilliant play for a moment, but in the
half neither side succeeded in putting
the leather between the posts, ant
= when the whistle blew for the end o
the half, the ball was in the center o
the field.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-30
Chinese ATHLETIC union Wins
MEET ANRLOSES AT BASEBALL
SCORES MANY MORE POINTS THAN COMPETITORS IN
FIELD AND TRACK-DEF BY STUDENTS ALL
ANCE ON DIAMOND 5-4-MANY PRESENT AND GOOD
EVENTS RUN DURING AT TERNOON.

yard dash in Sc 1-5 seconds, j. tOnS
finishing second and e. Ing third.
Lai Tin added to his honors again
by winning the ot-put at 35 feet
inches, S. H. Hoe Making second with
33 feet fl inches, and H. zap third with
81 feet II "a inches.
The relay race scheduled as the
twelfth event was not run, and then
in the 11O-yard free for all, Lai Tin
won in II seconds fiat, the same time
as the regular event.
The last on the schedule was a 44O-
yard free for all, which was won by
A. B. Lau w. X. Chang, who finish
ed first in 55 seconds, jostled Lau in
trying to pass him on the inside, and
was disqualified by the judges.
Prizes Awarded.
AS soon as the last event was fin
ished the winners We're called by An
nouncer Raymond Hoe in each event,
and they stepped up to the prize stand
where they received their medals or
leis at the hands of Mrs. A. x. +. Yap,
assisted by Mrs E. S. Kong and Miss
Edith Wong.
Those who won minor places and re-
ceiyed only the leis seemed just as
proud and just as satisfied as those
who won the medals or ribbons, and,
all in all, there was a spirit of utmost
A. oh
| by the competitors.
! Officials.
\ Committee of the Day.. K Lee, w.
IL. Chun, b. II. Choy. =
Queen of the Day-Mrs. A. *. f.
zap. Assistant Mrs E. S. Kong
| Referee-Nigel Jackson.
Track Judges-V. L. Stevenson, 7
c. Hee, Mr.. Kong
Field Judges--H. e. Walker, S. Alma
Philip. Wong.
! Tinlekeepers-Joseph Zane A. *. f
!, Xap. Wong Tong, Soldier King.
Starter-En Sue Pong.
| Clerk of the Course-F. *. Lee.
Scorer--W. Tin Chong.
Il ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hoe
At 3 30 the baseball game of the day
started between the Chinese Students
Il Alliance and Chinese Athletic Union
teams, in which the former finally won
| by one score, the total being five t.
J four
l From the start the game was snapp,
and fast, and the spectators had ~
/ kick coming on the kind of ball Whlcl
J was furnished,
For three innings there was but on
/ score made, and that by the Allianc
/ team, the Union getting it's first tall
S in the fourth In the fifth the Ali
e ance got three talies and another on
e in the eighth.
The Union team won their toti
4 slowIy-one in the fourth, one in tn
e fifth and two in the eighth, but wer
:, unable to put man across in tn
$ ninth.
y The lineup and score:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-30
BY AUTHORITY
REsoI UToN MAKING APPRoPR VARIOUS SER
VICES OF AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU.
RESOLUTION,
No. 429.


amounting TO
HUNDRED EIGHTY
in the City ana
salaries wages OF
of 1a and general expenses the
endin March, A d. 1911
monthly said as stated
dule her
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-30
Magic Electric
Vacuum Cleaners

The simplest shest most effective inexpensive no'seless
durable suction cleaner made
polished floors walls ceilings fur
beddin curtains clothing picture1n act
everything Ii is furnished with special nozzes FOR
the 1t has wide nozzle ana VIII
cuttings thread lint nttcic
toothpcks and all floor.
electric with the nearest lamp socket turn
will do the rest requiring so
tie efortth a child easily it.
Come in and MAGIC CLEANER and let show you
a LOT points about it.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-30

DOLLARS &1O65OOO
Special
said
monthly subdivision OF amount as stated Inc
thereofc herein:
THREE
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-30

would you marry sell-made
MANI" asked the girl who had never
even been seriously engaged. mo
my dear, never again. replied the
still lovely widow. "They are awfully
hard to make over Chicago Rec
ord Herald.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-30

Punahou-W Patty, goal; r. p. Gray
and Macconel, backs; Dodge, Jameson
and Clark, halfbacks; j. Cation, c.
Hoogs. Bob Cation, j. Walker and j.
Macaulay, forwards.
High School - Henry Chillingworth,
goal: Hickman and Clarke, fullbacks;
Soares, Jones" and Alec. May, half
backs; Rice. Frendo, Marcallino and
Dyer, forwards.
:: :: ::
Many a man is kept busy acquiring
the things he doesn't want.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-30
Second Half.

When the half ended it was the COM
mon opinion on the bleachers that the
High School would win easily IN the
second. with the wind in their favor
but such proved not to be the case
There was no especially brilliant star
in the galaxy of players of the game
Saturday, but many did well and at
times played brilliantly.
When the ball went down near the
High goal Walker jumped for it and
touched it, Hickman being upon him
at the same moment, and in the miXup
two fouls occurred, the Puns getting a
kick, which was taken by Cation, and
the ball finally put through by lloogs
during the scrinmage in front of the
goal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-30
Not Exactly a Clean
Shave

hy your gandpas bandaged?" asks the lady next
sleeping in big chair explains the ltte
girl turned tn nozzle of the VACUUM CLEANER
again whiskerS."
reminds that have just received anoher shipment
those wonderful
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-30
SUMMARY.

Two base hit, Kan Yen; three base
hit, Lai Tin; wild pitch, Luck Yee;
basees on balls, off Ahana s, Luck zee
2; passed ball, All Toon; struck out, by
Ahana 5, Luck Yee Z; double play,
Luck zee to All Chiu. Umpire, Henry
ChillingWorth
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-30
Totals. .....35 5 8 0 ~ II
CHINESE ATHLETIC UNION.

Totals. ......2S A n Z 5
CHINESE STUDENTS ALLIANCE
Runs .......... 90 los 0 0 01-5
Base hits ~ 1913 u 0 0----6
CHINESE ATHLETIC UNION.
Runs ..........O 0O11 002 "a
Base hits ...... 0. Q 1-6
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-01-10

- J. Brown. W. B Mckinney. .. .
Pastor and =. ~. lR'Sono.t..
Mrs. y. NJ. McRJ,crts ontcrtaiu,J
cnm miurly on rrsay afternoon IN
Nv,L rcr Nrs. 4 ;. Owsley. The ai
iractlve nom, vas never profile
than ON this occasion wucn 5000 Z
or more OF Mrs. Owsleys friend
we're ASKED to- meet her. At tine ap.
POINTED thIe. MIS- Mckoberis scat Il
hi pueTs around the dining table
,nu served an exquisite lunch. rcf
feet IN every detail. Those present
wei, Mesddmes win Severance. J. y.
saunders. !. b. Paxton. g.. e.. perry,
W \, Tnhblc. =. VI. sauhey, J. W.
Dauphman. T. e. Hays AND IN, s'iest
u honor. Mrs J. : owsley.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-01-10
Popular East Ender
SELLS OUT AND WILL MOVE TO
ANOTHER COUNTY.

Nr William Thompson, Of BrUugh.
tontown. has sold his property TO n
A. singleton consisting of his farm,
and store. HIS store invoiced $500
Tine man who invoiced was Mr. Har.
ry Collier Of Crab Orchard a tine
yong feiiov, son OF }. n. Collier.
Mr. Thompson has desired to try Cav
raid or EoyIe counties Tor a location.
The people OF their neighborhood will
badly miss Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson.
They have lived there for years and
are very popular with their friends
Mr. Thompson sold his land tor q
good price. 800 per acre FOR Knob
lspd. and lies in a public place aHa
q good stand for u store.
Mr.. Thompson came to this County
ever five years ago with s. J. Cum
minis from Rockcastle county ARD
there he fell in love With a beautiful
Young girl, II years of age, daughter
OF Bryant Brown, whom he cnmved
tor some few months and they both
agreed and parcnts also and they
were united into the holy bonar OF
snatrtmony on Dec. rs lScs at the
hide, fathers where . avst o.
frsesds con grstulato6 them. They
baye lived nafpy and loving mar
RED life a,Sd many a friend lsved cne
has vis.dES them IN NE past and ev-
pect ton the futurG Their home has
been frightened ~ three little ones
iva BOYS and one girl. So We all
/oin in WISHING both a successful
home an1>business wherever they
A FRIEND
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-01-10

fOr Sale. ~ acres of land right
on Man street Two story : room
irdme building, , halls and three porct
es, good two story barn, wells ard
spring and al other necessary uut
buildings. Good tenant house .tc.
This property is easily worth si0t'
The owner Is determined To sell Price
only 81, Terms easy. Act quick
Stanford Real Estate
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-01-10

MARI Collins. Jr Of Lexington spen
toe holidays here With n. g.. Csrpentei
and Miss Laura Carpenter near Sior.
land.
In renewing for ,ne, / J.. snothe;
year. Nrs. ". u. Stovall. OF cieeurns,
Tofss writes j don't want 10 russ
single bunber Of my old home
Paper
M. " l.. Garmsn has returned to
bis home at Msrrovbone. Cumb.i hand
county after spending Christm.s witt
his son r. G. Gsrmsn ana family
Mr. aid Mrs. VIM. Bah were gu. Is
Sunday OF Mr. and Mrs Ernest Rohor
CsmpDcll o. stanford Miss Bertie
Jean Penny OF stanford. was an ~
trdcti,e su,st IN Ian. asJ.r Saturday
Lancaster Record
Ans LEA Cook aud daughter. Miss
Mary shepherd Cook are az nome
qaer = pleasant visit To Dr. and Mrs
\ NJ. owens at Somerset
airs. J. G. McClsry lett Monday for
Parker, Arizona who spent several
months with her SOU Robert c. sauf
lev aud wife.
Dr. aud Mrs. Il. NJ. Dawson have
recently moved their family TO the
residence OF Mrs. Peter Stradb on
Main street.
Mrs. }. Is. Paxton will entertain in.
formally IN honor of Mrs, J. S. Ows.
NJ ON "Wednesday aftsrp9ou.
MIR. spu Mrs. ". 6. Withers have
moved 10 the mouse vacated by Mr.
aud Mrs. u. :. Trsyior on Portman
sSen.e.
Mrs II. e.. Wray and Misses An
nc'te anA Georgia wray visited rela.
tives IN RNLnond last week.
Dr. and Mrs. W. n. Craig and fam
iiy have moved from Logan avenue
tc their home os Main street
Mrs. W. A. Trfbble Informally but
c"igttiully entertained ON last Tues
day afternoon in honor or Mrs. J. s.
owsley. This Was nhe second of the
series of entertainments gwen for this
popular young mstrOn. After a ut.
erary contest in which Mrs. Owsley
won the prize. Mrs. Treble served de.
lishtfui refreshments and the guests
congratulated themselves that they
had venmred out on such wintry af-
ternoou. for the ground was white
with several inches of snow Mrs.
Tribbie's guests were Mesdaues J. s.
owslty. J. Il. Foster. WIN Severance.
T. NJ. sauney, c. u. Tate. q. a. Per.
.ry, J. n. Ssunoers. J. W. Bsughmsn.