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New-York tribune., 1912-01-18

Leftover roast duck may be used in a
salad with an equal quantity OF celery and
dressing OF mayonnaise Mince the celery
and the duck meat II the meat seems 10
be trihe greasy, add few extra drops Of
vinegar TO the mayonnaise. Serve the salad
on bed Of lettuce or celery tips
a nourishing dish Of creamed eggs can
DC prepared with six eggs, a tablespoonful
OF butter. half a pint Of milk. a tablespoon
ful Of -four and half a teaspoonful OF beef
extraet. After boiling the eggs fifteen
minutes and removing the shells cut them
Ia halves crOsswise. Place them. with the
fiat ends down. upon a small hot platter,
or. II one prefers TO show the yellow yolk
This can be managed by cutting Off just
enough Of the small ends TO make the eggs
stand upright upon them. Put the butter
into the frying pan 10 melt. add the -four
mix until smooth and gradually add the
milk, stirring constantly 10 prevent lump
. Ing. Continue stirring until the mixture
boils and then add the beef extract, which
{ should be ready dissolved in a little water
Season this sauce with salt and pepper
{ p9H II around the eggs and serve imme-
: diately.
The following is q white cOco2nut layer
cake with a filling OF chocolate. The re-
ciDe makes a rather large round cake that
Is suitable for a small birthday party, III
ease one should desire d layer cake instead
of loaf cake for this purpose. II calls
Tor five eggs the whites being used In tile
cake itself and three Of the yolks in the
trosting. For the batter have ready Tvs
ana half cupfuls Of sugar, creamed WIZ
lhree-quarters OF a cupful of butter. Add
one cuptul and a quarter OF milk Ihel
hur the whole into three cupfuls OF nom
sltted several times, with two tcaspoonfuls
Oh baking powder Add one cupful and q
hsn OF grated cocOanut and the whites oi
I lFe eggs beaten TO "A stiff froth. Bake TN
o4tter IN three buttered layer tins ano
stIseo Nhlle not and still In the pans
i WIZ the Following chocolate icing. Bea
tnree-quarters Of cupful Of sugar viii
VI goihs OF three eggs and One-quartel
~ eupiul OF melted chocolate. Then stii
~ quarter Of cupful OF milk and boi
w, We ming until thick stirring It frequently
Mheh me cake Is cold remove the layers
.ton, tne pans ana place tnem one upoI
anntneI Cover the whole II intended fo
DHtnoay with an elaborate frosting. Th'
"hlte cocoanut batter NAV be used IN loa
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
LEAGUE FOR ANIMALS TO MEET

A meeting Of the New York Women's
League for Animals will be held at the
Plaza Hotel on Tuesday afternoon. Jan
uarv %. al 800 o'clock. Professor Henry
Fairfield Osborn will preside, and among
those who will address the meeting are
Dr.. William T. Hornaday, Commissioner
Edwards. Commissioner Waldo, Otis Skin
ner. Or. William O. Stilman and Or. Henry
NJ. Leipziger. Mrs James Speyer, the pres
ident, will read report Of the years work,
and Miss Beatrice Hcrford will give
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
slJRRoGATE's NOTICES.

M PITRsTIANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler. Surrogate of the
County Of New York notice Is hereby given 10
All n.rsons having claims against Samuel Alex
.snder ists ~ The County OF New York, deceased
q present the same with vouchers thereof TO the
subscriber at his place OF transaeting business,
No ioo RroadVay Borough OF Manhattan. In
The civ OF New York. on or before the 9Th day
OF March next. - -, -. 49,.
Dated New York, the 9lst HTp eSH et "Isss, 1911.
CHARLES b. AkEAANDEh' Executor.
ALEXANDER g. GREEN
Attorneys for Executor No. l2o Broadway.
Boroueb OF Manhattan New York City, ". z.
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TEACHERS AND HONOR.

To inc Editor Of the Woman's Page:
Pardon the expression. but 1t is 10
laugh" In support Of Mr. Bardeens state
nent that the male teacher is the one from
whom our boys must learn honor, permit me
10 refer him to the records Of the New
York city Board Of Education for the last
two years, where he may learn how much
discipling Iscl the honorable gentlemen
have needed.
II is TO laugh.
A TEACHER OVER TWENTY-ElGHT
New York Jan IS, 1912.
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pURCHASF AND EXCHANGI
LOST RANKBOOkS.

BANKBOOK No. 452.2Si OF the Union Dime Saw
lngs Bank Is missing ANY person having a
claim 20 II is hereby called upon TO present the
same within ten days, or submit 10 having said
passb0ok cancelled and a new one issued.
BANKBOOK No. 430. $50 OF the Union Dime Saw
ings Bank IS missing Any person having a
claim to II Is hereby called upon 10 present the
same within ten days submit to having said
passbook cancelled and a new one issued.
BANKBOOE No. 400 sol OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing Any person having
2 claim to il Is hereby called upon TO present
the same within ten days submit To having
said passbook cancelled and now one issued
HANDBOOK No. 5SG94l or the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person having
81 claim 20 q Is hereby called upon the present
the same within ten days or submit TO having
said passbook cancelled and new one issued.
BANKBOOK No. 5OT129 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person having
"A claim TO It is hereby called upon to present
tho samc within ten days or submit to hav-
ing said passbOok cancelled and new one
issued
LOST-Bankbook No. j4s. 226 OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book Is called upon 10 present
the same TO the bank within thirty days or the
said book will be declared cancelled and ex-
tinguished and new one Issued In lieu
thereof
LOST OR STOLEN Bankbook No. 3lG3T5 OF
the German Savings Bank In the city OF
New York corner 9Th ave. and 18th St, issued
to Gertrude Lustig. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. If not returned
To the Bank on the Sth day NJ February, 1872.
a duplicate will hp Issued.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
CHELSEA FIREPROOE STORAGE WARE

IIOTSES. i96-42s WEST e6TH 81.
To l.. T. Amsdcn, Mrs r Busch, Miss NJ j.
Benjamin. Geo w. Brown, Mrs. r. Bruce,
y A. BeIchcr. Mrs. Brennan. Joseph Brown.
Mrs Ormond Butler Mrs. william Brandt.
CnIoric Co Mrs Cox Mr. ~. Christie. Mr.
John Eller 4. Fraser e. Harris William W.
Hart Miss 4. Hillman. Mrs \. w. Herbert.
william Iuslee Mrs. r. Jordan, Judson Freight
Forwarding CO. Mrs - Klein Mr.. Manahan,
Nora Mulln otto Merklr Mrs. \. McBrien,
General Needham. General Knceand. Mrs.
Cbas H. Palmer, John l.. PlOck. Chas. Purtell.
Miss Marion Richards. Mrs. L. Rochelle, Mabel
RcilIv ! Sperrv. W =. Smith, sixteen Hour
Egg Co Margaret NOliman, u. Datn, n. Etlin-
gcr a Co Hamilton ". Dawes. Trustee In
bankruptcy for NJ Etlingcr Co: Mrs. |.
Stoetzei: You and each ot YOU are hereby
notified that the time for the payment Of my
lien upon the property hereinafter described
haViny expired after due notice thereof had
been given you. I will cause such property. 70
wit: Household Goods. Merchandise. Pianos,
Trunks and Personal Effects stored by you tor
for your account. or In which you may nave
an interesD I'm the Chelsea Fireproot storage
Warehouses 10 be sold at Public Auction, ac-
cordng TO statute in such case MADE ana pro-
vided. AZ Chelsea Fireproof storage Ware
houses 42s-43+ West 2Bth street. New YORK
City. on Wednesday. February l4th, 1912, ana
continuing on every wednesday thereafter at
the same time and place until all goods are
sold
CHELSEA FIREPROOF STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. l.. SCHRAMM' frorrietor'
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED,
Male.

BUTLER, USEFUL or HOUsEMAN.-snart
young German. with good old country refer
ences S25: so anywhere. Miss shea's Agency,
East 42d 81.
COUPLE-Englisn-Sw butler-valet: wife
excellent cook. both frst class; Al refer
enccs, city country; ST0-ss0 Industrial
Association Agency. II West 42t; phone 52lC
Bryant.
COUPiE-English; man furnaces, automobile.
janitori wife cook or general work: 70 any
where: strictly temperate. Wright, Catherine
st.. Springfield. Mass.
FARM FOREMAN. first class worker. married,
no children. lifetime experience, wishes TO
change his position by February /: wife good
cook. man able to DO any work. Otto Nogel.
Clinton stock Farm. Pottersville, y. J.
JANITOR Cpaiuter) handy with all tools. would
like q good house: reference. Lorenzo. 22O3 ID
ave.
JAPANEsE COUPLE.-Ninn FIRST class cook;
wife tSwedel thoroughly trained waitress,
houscworkcr. strictly Trustworthy: references.
y. l.. Tribune Once.
Man fa0. slugl,I wants position I'm garage or
shop. good driver and mechanic. Box H.
MilbuTU - j.
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CARPET CLEANING,

1.,vFIyL CARPET CLEANING co.-ci.ans
ChItLs Lrsompressed air, steam, hand on noor.
,.y Prosdway. 42l East fstn 81 CoE q
RtsPP1aNpT tsP1a Tel. l32-3sth. "
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
TIVE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD cARPEra
In Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular.
-, teoo-seo3 Bryant t37-33 west t5th st.
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male.
ACCOUNTANT. expert, opens closes. adjusts,
audits books: 81 monthly up. Mitchell, -
East l4th 81. Telephone ls0I-Stuyvesant
BOOKKEEPER, sTENOGRAPHER.-six years
experience. references; salary SIS. Davis. 1888
Park Place, Brooklyn.
CHAI-FFEUR-M -Mechanician. careful driver;
young sober and willing; best references;
will 20 anywhere, moderate wages. Miss
Buckley's Agency, II West 42d. phone 1is7
Bryant.
WANTED-A position OF trust, by ex-of-
hcers mess sergeant or Brlush army: could
or butler TO private family; well up In accounts.
thorough knowledge Of wines; economical caterer,
ago 80. IS years exemplary character; olsen
gagged March, 1912 Apply for reference 70 Box
265 Wendell, Idaho.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18

Johnny cake that is just as light when
cold as when hot calls for "A cupful of white
-four. a cupful Of Indian meal. a cupful OF
sugar. teaspoonful Of salt, a cupful Of
sour milk, two tablespoonfuls Of butter and
a level teaspoonful of soda. 1t is neces-
sary to use some judgment In regard to the
quantity of soda The sourer the milk the
more soda will be required, and vet inc
must not put II in with too free a hand.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
Some Practical Recipes

form and covered with a white frosting
favored with orange or vanilla and proper
ly decorated
The following coffee Bavarian cream
makes a most delicious dessert: Put a
pint of rich milk into a double boiler.
Place three rounded tabespOonfuls of the
best pulverized coffee upon a plate and
place the plate In the oven. Let II stand
for a few minutes. AS soon as the milk
bolls stir the heated coffee into It. Let II
infuse for ten minutes on the back of the
stove where II will not boil. Beat three
egg yOlks well and mix them with a cupful
Of granulated sugar Gradually stir them
into the boiling milk. after straining the
latter COOK the whole until IL coats the
spoon. stirring IL constantly 10 prevent
curdling. Then remove from the stove,
adding at the same time an ounce of gran
ulated gelatine soaked in half a cupful Of
cold water Put it into a pretty mould and
set II away TO become thoroughly cold.
Whip a pint Of rich cream to a stiff froth
and fold IT through the mixture. Set 1t in
q nan OF crushed ice TO harden When ,irm
turn IT out and serve with unsweetened
whipped cream.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
Female

Female.
DRESSAfAK reference, from
5th ave house; special rates, Sl.75 daily; alter
ing remodellnE and latest models. Address V.
433 West 46th 81
REFINED COUPLE. living near New York
would nse 10 nurse child or infant; good homei
healthy place B. B.. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
ZEAL ESTATE.

TYPEWRITTNo AND TYPEWRITERs.
VTcT0p- VTsTPfR. 70 Nassau st. Catalogue
free. All makes taken part payment; bargains
IN un6.1unoods' Remingtons. OlIyers Smiths
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

An.riran A Foreign Teachers AgencJ.-Sup'
nIIe, professors. Teachers. Tutors Governesses
&c 10 Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply
20 Mrs " ] Young Fulton. % Union square
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LAWYERS.


JAMES CRAY. coUNsELLoR AT Law.
Roorns. lis Broadway city.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
Eeu,ale

Man 40. slugl,I wants position In garage or
shop. good driver and mechanic. Box II.
NI1hurv = J
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and WAITRESS -- Swedish,
raItdle aged. competent reliable: good refer
encos. Sc5 Wilson'S Agency, l4l East 57th ST.
Te,epl0re 1904 Plaza
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18

CHAMBER MAID and LArSDRESS--Neat
willing swedish ElgI. excellent laundrcss
can do up eh!.ts. collars. etc. excellent refer
euces c. J Ostcrberg's Agency. 7l6 LeNing-
,0r -, ref IOys plaza
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
Exn,ns.s Included.

Nv Fast Twin-Serew s. S. BERMuDlAN.
A. T. Outerhridge & Co.. Agts. 80 Bway. y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18

CHAMRERMAID. D.--Scotch-Amer!caH as cham
begmaid-uaitgesT. good reference: city. J. 81
Glennie. % West AIth -. Cth ave.
.CDOK-FIrr' class an branches. neat eco
ngmir1f. excellent personal references. city.
couutrv. $50. $50 Miss BUcklay's Agency. Il
NN-Et .LN- -nMmnc I4NI IrNanL
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18

COOE-Swiss. frst class all branches, neat.
economical. 3 years excellent personal refer
sncps. CITY. country. $iO-Si5. Industrial As-
sociatiou Ageucy II West i2d; phone 52l0
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18

COOE.-Nclt. SW cdish. excellent cook. eco
rcU1lc1l manager. four years last position
cstv. with OF without kitchcnmaid. excellent
references. so OStorbeTg's Bureau. 7l6 Lex
ir gtou ave Tel. 1888 Plaza.
The Adair County news., 1912-10-23
fire MARSHAL
COMPLETES His
WORK HERE.
Says Conditions in Bowling Green
We're favorable-Leff For
Franklin TO Continue his
Work.

J. &. COffey, assistant state ire
marshal, who for the past week has
been inspecting the various business
houses in Bowling Green, for the pur-
pose of having the owners of the build
ings remedy any defects which might
exist, thereby leSSening the dangers
of fires, this afternoon completed his
work here and left for Franklin, where
he will continue his work. During
his stay here Mr.. Coffey has visited
practically every business house in the
city. A complete report was made of
the condition of each building, which
was forwarded to the chief fire mar
shal at Frankfort. Mr.. Coffey also
had large amount of rubbish remoy-
ed from the alleys and streets of the
city, and the trash and garbage wag-
onS have been extremely, busy since
his work was begun here.
Mr. Coffey stated to a reporter Of
The News today that he had found
conditions very satisfactory in Bowl
ing Green and that owners of build
ings had cheerfully responded to his
requests to remedy any conditions he
might deem unsafe, He was assisted
here by Officer Conners, who was dea
tailed by Chief Hall to aid:.him in the
work.-The Park City Daily News.
The Adair County news., 1912-10-23
Program.

Teachers Association to be held at
Glensfork, Saturday October 25, 1912,
Division 3.
Music--conducted by J. V. Dudley,
]. w. Turner.
DevOtiOnal-M. E. Blair.
Words of welcome-May Upton.
ReSponse-Ben JeffrieS.
l Patrons view of the public school
of to-day. W. Marshall, Mathew
Taylor.
2 Methods of teaching beginners to
read-Mrs. ]. B. Yates.
3 From which does the mind gain
more knowledge, reading or observa-
tion-S. w. Turner.
4 Enumerate some method of teach
ing advanced reading-Flora Powell.
How assign, study and recite a
spelling lesson-Nell Miller, Robert
Bailey.
I 6 Outline your method of teaching
grammar to make it interesting to
pupils-S. P Stapp.
Discuss the cultural utilitarian
values of thmetic-Robert Willis,
Bessie Epperson.
s How may the parent aid the work
and influence of the SCHOOL,. r.
Abrel, o. M. Willis.
Educational values of history and
how to successfully teach troy
Hadley, James Hayes.
10 Outline a brief course ciyies
which you think would be really valu-
able-Albert Bryant, Joe Calhoun.
ii Make an outline of the facts OF
nature that children may be taught
in school-Nell Miller.
II Give general standards of teach
ing geography and tell how the subject
may be closely related to the home
| life of the Children. V. Dudley, J.
W. Turner.
13 An orderly school room-deScribe
one-Elya Murrell, May Upton.
IA How time is wasted in the school
room-Ila Epperson, Frank Taylor.
Is Character building in school,
V. Dudley.
I6 Industrial education-Cortez
Sanders.
IL Is classical education benefit
to man in ordinary business-Ber
JeffrieS.
Is The school as a factor toward
making the future citizenship ol
Kentucky-MissP Pearl Hiudman.
The Adair County news., 1912-10-23
Last Notice to taxpayers.

/, or one of my deputies, will meet
the taxpayers of Adair county at tht
following times and places to receive
your taxes for the year 1912. Thess
taxes are now past due and must bt
paid at once. L trust that every tax
payer will take advantage of this op
portunity to meet and settle same
and save trouble and cost both to you
and myself. Will be at:
Cane Valley, Saturday, Nov, l6.
Knifey, Saturday, Nov %.
ROley, Friday, Nov, %.
PellytOn, Thursday, Nov, 81.
MaGaha Friday Nov, Is.
Roy, Thursday, Nov, IA.
Glensfork, Wednesday, Nov, Is.
Sparksville, Tuesday, Nov. u.
ElroY. Wednesday, Nov, I3.
Gradyyille, Saturday, Nov, IS
Keltner, Friday, Nov, Is.
Milltown, Thursday, Nov, II.
A. d PatteSon S. y. G.
5l-4t.
The Adair County news., 1912-10-23
The Proposed Turnpike.

Some inquiries are being made about
the proposed turnpike from James
town to Columbia, Via Russell
Springs. In answer to these, it might
be we'll to state that the matter has
not been dropped. On the contrary, a
meeting of some of those interested
was held at Jamestown, Saturday,
October 18th, at which it was decided
that shortly after the election, the
taking of subscriptions to the capital
stock will be commenced. 1t was first
thought we should begin Immediately.
but, owing to the business engage
ments of some of the persons most in
terested, it was found advisable to
postpone the matter for a short
while.
The people at jamestown want to
say to the people at Columbia and
those along the road that with thier
cooperation the road can be built.
1t seems to be the opinion of those
concerned that the money ought to
be raised this fall and winter, the
organization perfected and all prepa-
rations made to begin work as soon as
the conditions of the road will permit,
in the spring.
1t also seems to be agreed that even
if all the stock is not subscribed this
fall, the work should be commenced,
and that we should work at each end
of the road at the same time. The
plan suggested is to build five miles
from Columbia this way, and at the
same time construct the road to Rus
sell Springs. which is about five miles
or over.
If only ten miles of the road can be
constructed next year, the tolls could
be collected on that part. More in
formation will be given from time to
time through the columns of the
paper, as the work of subscription PRO
crosses.
Yours truly,
Lilburn Phelps.
The Adair County news., 1912-10-23

ADAIR CIRCUIT COURT OF KY
S. Fl. Absher &C., Plf.,
VS.
]. w. Absher &c Deft.,
By virtue of a Judgment and order
of sale of Adair Circuit Court, render
ed at the September term, thereof,
1912, in the above cause, | shall pro-
ceed to offer for sale at the court
house door in Columbia, KY, to the
highest bidder at public auction, Oh
Monday, the 4th day of November,
1912, at one O'Clock, p. M, or there
about, being county court, upon q
credit OfsiX months, the following de-
scribed property, tO-wit. All sit
uated in Adair County, Ky. shares
of the Stephen Humphress land con-
tanning 66 acres known as lots Nos,
7, and 9. y tract of land containing
D acres lying on the waters OF Green
River, known as the home place, a 100
acre tract and 43l acre tract Of land
lying on tile waters of Blue Hole
ID
Murrell land, tract Of land known
as the Sanders land containing 30
acres, a tract Of land lying OH the wa
ters of Green River known IS the
Green land cOntaiaing s. acres, a tract
, Jr land lying on the waters o. Ife5H
/ River known as the Grant land, con-
tanning S64 acres. For complete de-
! ScriptiOn, reference is made to the
Judgment and order Of sale Of record
in order book No, l3 page los, of the,
Adair Circuit Tourt Clerk Office. l
will first offer said lands in , lots as
/ follows: The shares Stephen Hum
phresS land containing 66 acres tOgeth-
er. The acre tract, known as the
home place, the 100 acre tract and the
/ All acre tract known as the NUrrell
/ land together, the Sanders tract, the
/ Green tract, and the Grant tract con-
tanning 1929 acres together. l will
/ then offer all the land together, and
will accept the bid or bids that bring
the most money, or sufficient thereof
to produce the sums Of money so or
I dered to be made. For the purchase
price, the purchaser, with approved
surely or securities, must execute
bond, bearing legal interest from the
day of sale until paid, and having the
force and effect of Judgment. Bid
ders will be prepared to comply
promptly with these terms.
/ W. A. Coffey, Master Commissioner.
The Adair County news., 1912-10-23
Presbytery.

Pennsylvania Presbytery, in cOnnec-
tion with the Presbyterian church q.
S. A., convened at the Presbyterian
church in this place, Friday evening
of last week, and closed its session
Monday morning at IL o'clock.
Thi Introductory sermon was
preached by the retiring Moderator,
Rev. Geo. S. Watkins of Mt. Vernon,
Rev. E. c. Hamilton, of the Mar
rowbone church, was elected Moder-
ator of the Presbytery, and occupied
the pulpit of the Presbyterian church,
Sunday morning. In addition to the
routine business, there were popular
addresses each evening on subjects
pertaining to the work of the church.
On Friday evening was an address
by Rev. @. L. Michel, of Harlan, on
Evangelism in the Mountains of Ken
lucky, on Saturday Evening by DR..
w. A Provine, of Nashville, Tenn,
representing the Sunday School Pub
AiNoOlOll "Olhs ho-
devoted to the subject of Missions,
and addresses were made by Rev. G.
w. Byers, returned Missionary from
Japan, and DR.. Murdoch, engaged in
the mountain work of Kentucky.
The sermons and addresses were
highly appreciated by our people, and
the presence of the representative OF
the church in our midse was in ev.
cry way pleasant.
Such meetings are uplifting social.
ly and spiritually to the communities
in which they are held.
We trust that the brethren who
were our guests for few days, enjoy.
ed their stay with us, and that they
may visit us again.
The Adair County news., 1912-10-23
A Double Wedding.

Last Wednesday afternoon Mr.. Fo-
rec Hood and Miss Ruth Sublett,iMr.
r. B. Watson and Miss Susie X. Page,
all of Cane Valley, drove into Colum-
bia and to the residence of Ed. Il. T..
Williams, where both couples were
joined in wedlock. The bride of the
first couple is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Sublett; the groom a son
of MIR. Greed Hood; the bride of the
second couple is daughter of the late
Jordan Page, and the groom a son of
Mr.. Jack Watson.
All the parties are well connected,
and they have the best wishes of
many friends.
The Adair County news., 1912-10-23
Russell Circuit Court.

The fall term of the Russell Circuit
Court opened at jamestown last Mon
day. There are several murder cases
on the docket, and it is known that
one indictment for that grave crime
will be returned early in the session,
the offense having been committed
two months ago.
Judge ]. G.. Carter arrived early in
the forenoon, and by II m., he had the
grand jury instructed, and it was at
work.
The first two days will be taken up
in trying misdemeanor cases. The
criminal charges being called later in
the week.
A large crowd is in town to-day,
business of all kinds being good.
The Adair County news., 1912-10-23

Rev. J. R. Crawford and Miss Eliza
beth Holiday returned from Edmon-
ton last Friday where they had been
engaged in ten days meeting, the
former conducting the song service.
\ great deal of interest was mani.
tested during the services, there being
thlrty-tiye profess ions under Rev.
Crawfcrd's preaching. Rev. Crawford
is very much liked by the people of
Metcalfe county, and the excellent
singing, Miss Holiday being the lead
er, endedred her to the hearts of the
people.