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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15

:, CARPEN1 ERS BACK TO WORK.
:; : he, controversy netween the car.
penters, VINO are employed on the erec.
;tion ot the ". H. Loomis, livery barn,
and Mr.;Loomis ~ regard TO the union
scale Of wages, q difference of s cents
per hour, which was brought by some
Of the mem bers of tha union. has heun
s@ttleo by 4 withdrawal Ut the objec-
ticns FLED by the carpenters union,
and the bricklayera vino were bel up
because Of carpenters quitting work
we're back on the job yesterday after
noon. The carpenters return to work
this morning, after an idlenese of
three davs, and will complete the con-
tract ~ agreed before the union was
orRanixed.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15
IN MINNESOTA
6y Tax Commission s sv-
j: enth Article -Equaliza- !
ts.s. ,s i tlon by Tax Com. /

All OF the powers formerly veeted In
tho state board 1t equalization ara row
exercissd l1vs the minnesota Tax COM =
MISSION. Broadly: stated the pri"cipal
duty of / the commission as far ans
equalization IL COnrerned is to eQualizoss
the aseesssd valuation of real and /, err
sOnal property as between the conn,lee
OF the state. .g :ss%
rbescOmmisalon sitting as hoard of 3
equalization meets annually On the So
c0nd Tuesday Of Sep. ember and must
complete slts3work tefnre the first Mem.
day Of January f.llosing. ~. &;.:
T: The law 4 gives to the comi<sio4 :
powers % = board 0f equsll1atinn, viz: !
1st.ss 0,rai1asor lower, a.: to them :
may seem just, the aggregate valua' ion J
Of srealeetAte in ans town, vijllage. J;
city ol county by adding to or dsduct-*
ing thenefp0n,S such per cent a. will iai
their Judgment pnt the same uponsS IN.
equality :W it'll like property in the
other counties of the state.>t s,*".'
1 2nd. Tosraise or lower the asRasted
valuation Of any tract or lot Of rpaf
property in any town, villsRe or city
to an equality with like property. II
case Of B q ralse,s however, notica oc
their intention and of q time and place
Of hearing must first be given by mail
=, 8Id..A 70 raise or lower the agkregate'
valuation OF any class of personal nro-
Fperty in any county, town, village r
city by adding to or deducting from
the same such per cent an will in their
judgment put, the same upon an
equality with like property in tho
state. - ~f5,3.
4th., To raise Or lower the personal,
property assessment Of individ"als.
firms or corporations as returned by
the county boards of eQualizati0n
which they may believe to be UNDER
valued Or overvalued. But in case of q j,
1a,se notice of tneir intention and of q,
time and place for hearing mnat hrss
be given to such persons. ~:
In addition TO the above the cc1a-
mission has MANY other powers 70
lating to the assessment OF property
which will be more fully treated In q
subsequent article.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15
A: POTATO WAREHOUSE
MAY: Be Erected Here by
4 princeton Party--Straieht
r.: Varieties Needed,

! ": iii. Ferrell of Princeton, which is
noted for its excellent potato MARI ct,
Iin answer TO- q. letter ;of Supt. = H e.
White, writes that he viii come up
this summer ana look into the local
situation with a view TO erecting q
potato warehouse at this point. He
states that in. order to. erect one: it
would be necessary to get sufficient
acreage sown in the tubers to justify
same Regarding the local potato
market he states that the; same pre-
wallis in all places where no straight
varietisssare grown, and states that
hn company swouM be glad TO ship .
Ut of,s potatoes' to ibe distributed
ainong tho farmers, hereabouts for
seeciug, tharshys3 securing q straight
xarlety. i;Hhe j cost would be 81. 10
wicked md haded +, Q. b. b.aPfinooton.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15
THE LION AND THE MOUSE
SATURDAY NIGHT. .~..-

Reserved seat ticket sale for ''The
Lion and the Mouse which is. to be
staged at the Milo tn: atre tomorrow
night, :: are going very fast, and a
packed house is expected. This is an
excellent drama, teeming with love,
politics and sensation. The wizard OF
Wall street, whose frozen nature and
adamantine will knew no conquerer,
finally bends'to the charms of love,
and thereby is woven a%beantiful story
OF American finance. = =: ., ::!sss; ,s.t.~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15
REGISTRATION FOR CITY ELEC.
TIONS IS 045.

Tuesday was the last registration
day and at the close. of the roling
places Of. the different wards that
evening 1856 new voters had registered
for the city election of next Tuesday.
Of these Is were in the first ward. %
in the second, l8 IN the third and 66
in the fourth. This brings the total
number of voters in: the city to 945
located in the wards AZ follows: 807
in tue, first. 2l9 in the. second. 2l0 IN
the third and 2O9 IN the fourth.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15
ELECTS OFFICERS.

The Little Falls Cooperative store
elected the following ofiice1s for the
ensuing year at its annual meeting
Wednesday: Nels Petersen. president; !;
sam La Fond, vice president, Nels OF,
con of Pike Creek, secretary; C. A.,
Sprandel. of Pike Cfeek.. treasurer j:
Otto Neiman, member board Of uirec-
tors f'.} 5'4f-[. !" T., :.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15

. y. II. Craig and George .Selke of=
Sauk Rapids. Paul Gamroth Of Foley,
Tom Hayes of Royaiton. + +. H. Con-
sidine OF sB:ainerd and VIM. Fox and
b. 81. Sanders Of Staples attended tho.
baseball meeting held Ain this city
"Wednesday. f. T. .;z%: -: =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15
1nt CITY CAMPAIGN.
Vernon Withdraws-.M Mayor
atty Contest 6stwssn, ct
>Ny7rick and CroSsfiold =.

A slightly new turn has taken place
in the city campaign tor mayor. 81:
Vernon ANNOUNCING his withdrawa
from the contest, for the reasOn he
says, thatsa clearly defined issue may
be presented tO tue voters leaving the
SELECTION of fNmayor tor the city :of Lit
tie Falls between Simon r. Brick and
j. w. Crossield. Opponents ,seeiDg
tho bopelessDess Ut sucsess against
Brick are co,p bining forces Of one, who
although in his statement If with:
drAwal says different, gavo it. s0ut.-tbat
ho was fora LIBERAL POLICY,
with fhe fOrce Nf1ne who sayh ithat be
viii follow tne letter OF the law in: III
natters. A real consistent con bins
ion... y,>.3 !. g.. 1e...,f';
/ simon p. Brick IL q thorooRh bnsis
ness man, is interested 10 Little Falls
from every standp0int OF proera.s
Here, he mas . been q reslTent abQpt;
thirty earn, and has family ofKrOW.s
ing boys and girls, has inveete6
heavily here and intepde that II shalf
heahis home alvays. There ts2Gu con-
earn sor corporation, which, will have
undue influence over his action in pur.
euance of tbo.=bettermentas 81" ~oonul-"
tions morally Fand otherwise. !. Ho is
continuing no administration. IL III he
is slecteo he will I'LL the odice y lth
credit to the citizens Of Little falls
and 70 himself. %'..'..' 4 r.
J,sW. CrOssfield who has always
stoutiy maintained that the s0cialist:
platform was the ONLY one cons3atent:
with his principles, anu that socialists
wers the only ones # the: parties: >tnat
stood up for tieir b3liaf at all< times
and under all circumstances, says that
he 10 not sailing under these colols at
the present time. bot, nevertheless he
expe cts that party 8 solid support. One
of their tenets is that they shall vote
for no other but q member OF their or
eanizatiou, and further that the can.
dldate shall place in tho bands of Q
committee of the local socialist organ.
ization, q sign1d resignation, giving
them the right to at any time that the
principles OF the party Zone OF which
10 municipal ownership Of light and
water plants) are not followed ont to
hand In such resignation ~ per agree
ment. Will this idea COINCIDE with
what Mr.. Crossiield propqeo To 90
In appointing m advisorys holf tp
conter with IL matteIs be constaers Of
great lmport1 Has hs chanEed1 1t he
has, how sudden. .z,-.. ...<.1 s = :.
: He IL 20 enploye q ths Nater Power
company. Al this psstoa tine The
5elattons betNeen s1nd -
city a1e quite ple1san
able TO ptaee Ill, essployS . eo1.
pany having such kr8e baGtaeGD 1ela.
tions with tho city, at tts head1 :
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15

I'VE are sorry on account Of receiving
Mr.. Vernon . announcement Of with
drawal too late, that wo are unable to
run the same. as the statements con.
tanned therein show great incongruity
with his spoken statements as canoi-
date.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15

Iorger Peterson. who IS Septembsss
1910 was sent TO- Fergus Falls insane
asylum, died the first :. part OF lsse
month at the asylum, according to In
formation received here this week. ~ Z
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15

BILL HEARS FROM THEODORE.
), W. r. Tourtillottee 10 in receipt of .
letter from Col. Ros,sevele, expressing
his personal thanks for the Interest ha
,has taken in the C0lonel's behalf. ;,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15
CAUGHT AN ALLIGATOR.

John Burkel of this, city, who IN
company with Frank C6oWen made N
extended trip through. the. South, re-
turned TO- Minneapolis this week, and
in his accounts Of the trip sta ed that
while at kort Myers, Florida they
caught an alligator. He has pictures
showing his party and tbeir catch.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15
BUYS CITY RESTAURANT:

a.. "a: Clifgard of Echo, Mlnn.,: on
"Wednesday purchased the City Restau-
rant Of Frank Yell and will take: pos.
session in about a week. :. Mr.. Yell has
been: doiugSvery u ell in the business
here eibuttia going out West on q fruit
rancl,lea2iNI :Clifgard: will conduct "a
first class restaurant and confectionery
store, and a. he is an expsrianced MAJ,
should d0 . thriving busipeak : >.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15

"A supper will he: served at Maurin's
hall Saturday evening, March Y8rd, for
the benefit Of tho High School Athletic
'aaooc1a&iOn. :n: =. '*'.:':i Et'':tI:g
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15

. A.. Slmunet has received a. letter
from his alster Of Los Angeles. who;
was formerly miss Lonise:: t5insonryt lot
asiS city yss won aSara ao1d;,
as the heaitirs,and hest looking baby
out Of about 500 entries. ...,.> - .
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15

:: l., j. Harstad of this city attended
the general meeting of the blockmane
and lspecialmsn .of the Internaaienal;
Harvesting company saat st. gQloud:
Tuesday. 49, var #!'+ .: !; ":ssasf reafo
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15

OF forty buildings, .condemned q
short time ago in H. Cloud, but. one
remains standing, all the others nav
ing been Taze0. - ,.",,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15

A'Doard bill jumper. Delbridgo b.
name. was unprecedented Wednesday
on q: infoImation* from the. st.
Cloud y authorizes, :: whore he had
jumped his board bin for $8 and taken
al overcoat j along as booty from q
( ''tKranite' a city. hotel, bpt was
5nn aqnaring. the deal. - =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15

President Shoemaker :of the st Cloud
Normal school addressed the parents
and patrons meeting held at the high
school last evening" .: " -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Roy VAL
bridge Friday, March 8, a daughter.

Arthur Dutort and family left
yesterday for western Canada, wnero
they wiz reside, Sam LaFond's tine
Ray stallion was shipped under his care
to Napoleon Dufort. f:.r....
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15

+ Ole KJelshus, shoe repair man., and
Sam Chernikovsky, fur and hide mar.
have rented the building in the Vasaiy
block formerly occupied by the Larson
Il Brleoe store. - ~ :>"E' (. >5.'ea 8
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15

Airj Alice Dempsey came up fpl1
st. Paul the latter part at last week -
tags charge Of the millinery depart
mSnt Of the st. Paul Dry Goods seoro.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15

Frank Farrow expects to receive q
1912 model, ~ self. starting, IS horse
power, five passenger cal: next week,
which he win use Id his livery busi.
ness at the garage Id u the building
corner Of First street and First avenue
northeast, which will be flushed ii 8
week or ten days. - = Sc as'. &, { ss. "
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15

Alec Schwalier was taken to the hos
pital Sunday afternoon, being
threatened with q run Of TYPHOID fever.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15

The baggage room Of the local depot
has been given new flooring. ':'<.S5:!G, J.:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Urbanaki
Wednesday,, March, 6 daughter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15
COURT INDSNfxT WEEK

fnl lDT NM NEWT zlAlEFk
:NNUNU INUJ1NlAU WIZ M:
=. =. B. e. :. e.. .ss..:S
=. l..... 80. -
- IVY sd9oS 1OIS@~
& f.0,l,< ca.~. Ev;A>~%DA - Il
IS ,'-' 49, 81 - :! - Z -
Il be DISPOSED of Quick
5:? :5 =" - -, :, 81 49,
n II !, ~. 7 Z. ,sE -. SIS, F..
Vpon the defense's stipulation Tor
4uqgment wnen lte motaGn. 20 dasmlss e
tne caea was den1e9" 1uogmehis Was Nals
Ekr4ntto the 4 pIalntEln E 1a the sam OF
-. o1 In toe csse OF Jos. dreu Va.
flIsnK s6nd, Carotsne ar1ttnef, an &C.
|!iG Drought Iny drell " recover on
tne amount ~hich az PAID on 8 note
tn. the sum OF $aS. 10 OF defendant EI l
which he had tnuorssd. z>ss as;S:.. U!:
Defendant was glven "a verdict ln]
tne case t'f simon haatla w. Nlek ana
sacoe Maier VINO condpctoo 2 outcnett let
snnp n % paerx ;1nder ;tna5nfm Eame OF
Alaaef Bios. Plalnfln sued for ~ ~
wages .a tor over tfma ,-..,3 :, ~ e ~ "
Hne case OF SeaIstock Land c''mpany
E|ya, g A. Carbon and Carl anderson
|EWae ccnttnued. while the case OF the
klttIe teuB C0-opetat1ve company. ",
Is. ". Neil was. settled ont ct oourt,
|abe amount sued tor Delng . $l00 note
Tor stock 1t the company. i:
Oounsel for Minnie Kiulund ap-
pearrd befo.e the dlstrict court. Fri
[day ana asked thats sentence be re-
leased from further supervision.
which was done. - ~
q: y. Seeley Of Motley pleaded not
gnilty last. FRIDAY to the three indtct-
inents returned against him BY the
e contract. lei xbils 10 "a. ~ ;od'eer.
burning saoisl ssoo,ds 20; s'' over to 70 tie tie
proper o.acar' cases were continued
In the case of J.: K: Martin vs.
Fred Schwanke.. ct a'' which was be:
1ore tno court from last Frloay aI!er.
noon to Monday afternoon: verdict
was returned oy the jury IN 1avor OF
cnargea Wltn 1av1ng stolen tlmDer
from plaintitt's land in the town OF
Ua1hne.
e19aSs 1or q 1n iavo! On R.s1osl9
was returned oy the jury tuesday
~ 80
6aecsoWe1l ee ". !oou veunaKa' ols'
Pnoe e ie8aro y wnetner:a reea peee.
Eanx over PmInsin 1.uo was Poong
olapvyay Delenuaas .,a c!aimeo u 2s0
peen y 10 anoos yeet 80 "neo
EpMlntlu Put Up 2 Ienoo' cios1uG Ine
{oea"ex &c as i. ne!a ~ q i Sf sag. 5@9
|gosu b. sn ~ as voW., =. Mnale P.9s.rt.n
|c,ai!e1 tnas ~ iue3 - 49, 81 y -
10 roE nuIns1 ~ q yenM g9s - GIN.
- t ~ ~
- ~ 20 lAnI
s 81 81 -
g9fo]
6s y
EW11 the naxt ce9e ks,,s.s 80
b. The Jury returneo q Qt1fyl
against Bachmap, late 1tdtday 1fter-
moon, but the cooft haeHnQ$ as: yeel
sentenced him. f3s Penalty ran BE- made
"a year tn' the state pen,teutiary.:a <,...
f: Phil Moran pleaded guilty. to the
two charges against him tor receiving
money unlawfully when he was 3
membe Of the town board of Ripley.
and was lined $35 In one case and 80
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15

The steel ceiling which has lust
been installed in the st. Paul store,
was painted this week. g..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Louis La
Fond Friday, March l, daughter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15
TIE Town fl:ECIiON
MOTLEY VILLAGE :

Scraps
ri :. .--.-- = 4
f. .,or1 w. :, v1ry,Anrs,, ~
80 M - = - : A1A1<ANH :-l4Ne4t'N' .s5
Mayor, Fred: Sears., !, , :.s, :, :, =, !.
COunc1Jnaen-EF:D y. NeWk,rk, H.. vs.
I Clerk-G. W. |aos1er. ;.
+. Treasurer Sherman Iewer. ~.'s- -, . :
i Justicee-A: {: Ho'm, T. Harrison.
Goostable-C: Az S Moaher. - ' :
For llcense- '..@4* =.
= - 9 RalnsE :llcehse-6S :: Z
Motley dry past year. -.>, = !
III :.. .,xN,nAf;I v11,.A :.
+ President-C. o. Dahlquist. i
4 Couniclmen-Wm. Strahl, I. NJ
LAWS. L. WHEY: 8,
f. kecorder-N: y. Olson.
Treasurer q q. Chapman. =.
Jutstce7- Hans doech. x; AS
Constables-a. - Decker. aalen
Camph II. = = =" = /. . "
:No N,e11, i;cen,s.w !.
-
SWANV1LLE VILLAGE :: 4<
President-B. b. Cox. .,. :.
Trustees-Wm. Alielke. G, p. Stith.
". II. Cox. :.
Clerk-J. J.. McRae. ;
Treasurer-August Meyer. !.
S1s.,cSMo: s,mstsnls..A,Sa,t a S.tsn' m,.,.. "
Cofield. ~,
' :
ROYALTON
President7J. s. Dotv. r@2
Conncilmen F. No9ele. I. W. Bouok,
J. orth: =, ,,...,.. !.
!Hrs.s,sa-S; ncoea-xS; e'tiss; f:":.
oS.~o 1.ee:"nI. 4 w:i.s.
%.""*" +, Il
~o"''" wa @4oae' e
VILLAGE OF BOWLUS
p...,...+ 49,, ..;a.,. =. =.
r.o.Seo. % 1890, ,,.:.+...
S.s...s.s Ss.v;.tn. v:.e.,s T.s..s 49,.
Stok". xS... ~ ~. 0wai;,..:.<"s "1;
Tru.snrcr"p s. ~ {! ph,ii;ns \
Justioe-A. q. Reidls. =.
Constao'e-Sos. l,9l'Bl Dfeiloek. Aal 49,, ,S
= VILLAGE or ,PIERZ S s
p...sn.,t-r> fa,.,.,1 ~
n;I nc..c;I.s.,I - - g.1.&a -. n !.
u,ss-.ssstercs,.,. ..s;i ~! y, = xsfss1s - d
4 u
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svsSs*sh,s: - .ss...sa.aA l. - .s
~, -. -. - II ! =, a
:. TO4Ns or AS31RAAl !. !: :2s 81 ~ 4
81 - = zs:.:ss@ S$ssa
= IS - - ! :=1s:.
t. So. Is. An
fx".ss1,as-f5 u -: ..> "a
); -: :.s. = =, !, ;.
TOWN OF BEL ahas PRAIRIE.
Ynnarsieor q veers-At At1olnh (aapnon.
Clerk-,joe picotta. ;:@s7 -: :. :.
TreasuIor-Johu Basti0u. E 5....n
Justice,oscAr Swanson: i
.s T. ,.as votod % - ,sxv = sa~ of Il IN
.o- r"ed s~T h-;doe ; 's,,nd 4aoo IN
to,vn. M ~ fnnd 80 and ss0 for ~ tha ncor % fnnG M
II waa ai.o votea that M hnrf;ro
ves ~ no o1Iover, n ts,e +orrn.n,n
80 ~ ~. ~. Wv "..---
1V"N VI 1SLnn'oH
TsrrN % ~. r rosan ee"'
Traas,-e--I. Pnodo
i9 inst;ce of tnc rsoce~cS ~ ~ Wilson
Cons*o h1a-A Icno
CULDkUM
superv,sor-John Peka.
Glerk-Swan johnson.
3reaeuIor a; hyianuer'
1ustlces-o' H. oa'n' aerhan
Fant1xo.
constaoie-"'he 'oSepn'
TOWN OF GUSHING
supervisor-L, E, Berem.n,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15

The. first here gets the cream at. tho
lire sale Saturday at Tomelty's. .::,.,>::
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-15
swANvILLE VILLAGE

.SWANVILLE VILLAGE :-
President-B. b. Cox. 49,.
Trustees-Wm. Mtelke. G. r. Stith.
W. H. Cox. :
Clerk-J. ]. McRae.
Treasurer-August Meyer.
Justlce-C. r, Stith. l..
Constables-Albert Mieike, J. ".
C0field. -. 49,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-04
Program of Missionary
Society of C. P Church
Friday, December n, 1912.

Hymn: HE Leadelh Me-"
Scripture Lesson; Acts 8: i-i3t
Ps. 1902.
Prayer: For strong faith 10 expect
GREAT things IRON God aud that We MAJ
come into a closer sense Of our own re.
lation 10 our own work.
Chapter Five; Pages 1890. OBJ
slacles 10 be Overcome.
Business Period Payment Of Dues
Paper: Obstacles in the Christian
life. Mrs Z 6 Parkes
Paper: Essentials Tor Gods Work
and Tor good work Mrs A Lumpkins
Talk: A Missionary SOciety-ilt
benefits, Mrs I'D hcNeal
Discussion: What are the hindranc
es TO the work 10 our Society, and how
can we overcome them?
Leader: Mrs c 7 Crawford
Hymn: Leaning On the Everlast
ing Arm"
Close
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-04
Crestview Notes.

Mrs. Barnes entertained children
and grandchildren Thanksgiving.
The IO0F gave a supper in their
hall at which they entertained their
families.
The Union Sunday School at the
Baptist church rendered a good pro
gram, after which a box snpper wa:
given for the benefit of the little folks
Clarence Campbell spent Thanks
giving with hOmefOlks.
Master Charles Barnes celebrated
his birthday the 29th.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-04
Drives Off A Terror.

The chief executioner Of death
in the winter and spring months is
pneumonia. It's advance agents
are colds and grip, Ia any attack
by one of these malsdies no time
should be lost in taking the best
medicine obtainable to drive it OF.
Countless thousands have found
this to be DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery. "My husband believes il
has kept him from having pneu'
monia three or four times" writes
Mrs. George w. Place, RawsOn,
vile, Vt, land for coughs, colds
and Group we have never fOunC
its equal" Guaranteed for al
bronchial affections. Plice 80 cts
and $l.00. Trial bottle free a
Crowder Bros & BeCkham. (Adv
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-04

Mrs N A COfcOran, OF Ala, is visiting
her daughters Mssdamss J " Hayes
and II Carrier
Reese Johnson is very sick.
Siribling larm hands are hauling
telephone poles this week.
Miss Myra Kitchen spent Saturday
and Sunday With home folks on Grow.
son.
Mrs Tom Gather has been suffering
with bone lslOn on her right hand.
mrs ThOrnberY is cOnvalescsnt.
A NJ Looney has moved into lhe
house vacated BY Mamie Sutton.
Mrs Sam BusbY spent Thanksgiving
with Mrs c Jones al Dunn.
Col Slhbline, Prof. ThOrnberry, N B
Simms, Edward Kranz aud Bro G W
Clingman took Thanksgiving dinner
with Mr. and Mrs J H Slhbline on the
farm.
W E Chambers and family spent
Sunday in town,
Ed MAY and family have moved Ia
the Brown farm
Mrs Reese Johnson who has been
suffering with a bad burn on her foot
is able 10 walk again.
Miss Sadie LOOnsy spent one daY
last week with little Miss Jim Strbling
on the farm.
Elmer Clayton received kick by a
mule recently breaking his jaw bone
Paul Slricklin Of Lawrencebure wa
in our midst hunting Saturday i.
Mesdames Lindley. Hays, HAineY an'
Chambers visited The White home on,
day last week
EG Grimes Of Nashville is here OIL
business
Amanda and Snoden Irwin were il
town Saturday
Miss Ada Lou Gather of your cit
was lhs guest Of Miss Mary Gaithe
Saturday uieht
Milas Chambers and family visite,
relatives on CrOwsOn Sunday
Mamie Sutton has moved 10 town
Nv Ingram and wife spent Tuesda
with Geo Griffin and wife
Lola White is still quite sick
JH Gibbs, wife and children, JC
and Harry, spent Sunday alternOO
with relatives here
Jim Davis OF Stribline farm wi
move to his home near HenrYville
The near future