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Daniels-Nethlnn.

a prettily appointed wedding took
place in Hannibal. o.. on Monday at
high noon. when Miss Elma Netting
became the bride Of Mr. Plummer
Daniels. OF Bridgeport The Nethng
home WAS prcttily decorated in yellow
and white chrysanthemums, and Miss
Minnie Nething. sister OF the bride.
presided az the piano. She rendered
the Wedding chorus from Lohengrin
when the bride and groom, attended
by the brides sister and brothcr-in-
law. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ia Rue. OF
;dgewood. entered the parlor Mrs
La Rue was the matron Of honor and
Mr. "a Rue acted IN the capacity Of
best man
The bride wore a neat tailored suit
.of brown. with hat. gloves and shoes
10 correspond. The matrou OF honor
wore a tan suit. Rev. ! u. Ackmann.
OF the Hannibal eMthOdist church.
OBLIGATED. in the presence of only the
relatives and near friends
Following the ceremony a wedding
dinner was served. and Mr. and Mrs.
Daniels left for this city and took mp
their residence in a prettily furnished
home AZ EdgeWood. The bride IS a
well known young lady OF Hannibal.
and the groom is well known across
the river. where he holds a lucrative
position AZ tho Pennsylvania depot as
enc Of the clerical force Among
those from here who attended the
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank La
Rue. of Edgewood. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ours. Of Martins Ferry, o.
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The Outing Club Of the Y. ". &.
\ entertained at the rooms on Mon.
Jay evening with their vacation night
ana party The gymnasium was pref
uly decorated in autumn leaves and a
delicious luncheon was served The
evening opened with a business meet.
ing ana various games were enjoyed
FOR the most original and comic story
or a vacation spent. Miss Lulu Klieves
Won the prize. and for the game con
test Miss Alice Wilkinson won the
inst prize and Miss Belle Moats won
the BOBBY. The prizes were unique
and We're peanut baby twins. The
girls pronounced the affair the most
enjoyable given for some time.
The following were among those in
attendance. Misses Edna Bane. Eliz-
abeth Browne. Addie Browne. Daisey
Britt. Rose Cosgrove. Mildred Dobbs.
Lulu H. Kleves. Elizabeth Dubcr.
Elizabeth Neibergal. Marie Pebler.
Frances O'Neil. Mary Porter. Clara
Porter. Ncttie Praeeer. Edna Pretti-
man. Rose Rapp. Loretta SchuttIer.
sophia Scharf. Lulu Scharf. Minnie
Giesler, Mary Serig. Inez Smith. Miss
Greenwood. Reatha Weaver. Alice
Wilkinson. lsebel Wilkinson. Feba
Bidsley. Lulu Daubcr. Katherine
iankc. Sophia Honmcister. Belle
Meats. Jeanette Mountford. Martha
Mcclure. Lucy Neuman and Mrs. Ber-
tina Caldwell
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PAGE-FROHME
HOME WEDDING
TAKES PLACE THIS AFTERNOON
At HOME OF BRIOE-EIEcT.
Other Social Events % Interest and
% Halloween Mature for
Guests

The wedding OF Miss Lillian Louise
Frohme. youngest daughter OF County
Assessor Henry Frohme. and Mr.
kenneth Andrew Page. Of Mounds
vile. Will take place to-day at =
o'clock at the home OF the brides
parents. in East Wheeling. Rev
Charles n Mcdonald. y. d. pastor
OF the Second Presbyterian church.
VIII ofilciate. IN the presence OF only
the near relatives OF the young people.
The home will be appropriately dec
GRATED for the occasion. and Prof. Blu
m'nbcrg will preside az the piano and
render the wedding march. as well as
appropriate serenades during the re-
ceving hours. The bride will wear a
handsome crepe de- chene. and her
travelling gown will be- chic blue
tailored tailor suit. With hat and
gloves 10 correspond
The bride-elect is one Of the popu-
lar young ladies OF the city and has
a wide circle OF friends here. Mr..
Page Is superintendent OF the Mounds
Vile Electrical Company. and is prom
inent I'm business circles both in
Moundsville and in Athens. Pa. his
former home Following a wedding
tour East. Mr.. and Mrs. Page will be
lat home after.the fifteenth OF NOvem-
Der IN the Sigafoose apartments.
Eighth street and Lafayette avenue.
Moundsville Among the out-Of-town
guests will be Miss Bertha Page. sis
ter OF the groom, OF Athens. Pa
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"CASCARETS" MAKE
YOU FEEL GREAT
GENTLY CLEANSE YOUR LIVER
AND SLUGGISH BOWELS
WHILE YOU SLEEP

Sick headache. billiousness. dizzi
ness. coated tongue. foul taste and
foul breaih-always trace them to
torpid liver. DELAYED fermenting food
In the bowels or sour. gassy stom-
ach
Poisonous matter clogeed in the in
testines. instead 81 being cast out OF
the system. Is re-absorbed into the
blood. When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue u causes con
Gestion and that dun. throbbing. sick
ening headache
salts. cathartic pills. oil and purga-
tive waters force "A passageway for a
day or two-yes- but they don't take
the poisons out and have no effect
upon the liver or stomach
Cascarets Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach. remove the
sour. undigssted and fermenting food
and foul gases. take the excess bile
from the liver and carry out OF the
system all the cOustipated waste
matter and poisons in the bowels.
Cascaret tonight will surely
straighteu YOU out by morning They
work while you Sleep 1O-cent box
from your druggist means your -AaJ
clear. stomach sweet and your liver
and bowels clean and regular for
mOnths.-Adv.
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Aunt Sally's Advice
to Beauty Seekers.

Red Nose. The nose f. "a NOR. daii-
cate organ than most people imagin...
u should D" touched as little az pos
sihle For undue fedr-~s tr.. treatment
r'tomn.uded tu following paragraph
VIII in found effective. tpuIv without
rubbing
Muddy skin Tn" sauest. safest and
'ureft meth . OF giving a. cI.tr
H"tlthN. Transparent appearance o. the.
'niupleNiuu r. 20 apply ordinary fusf-
,"iiz'd wax every night Tor from ON.
q" two weeks. This wax. obtainable az
any efuE store CON. ounce, o. sf4frt,isr.. .
actually takes or a bad cau.ul.x..f, D.,
gently and gradually aheuriinc tl,. thin
Ven ~ -urf-r" skin The new skin tho.
30 "Nioruc" b. as fresh and velv-tN ass
70 Young XIII The wHN g. applied IIt-
cold cream aud washed ~ mornings
W rihhi"s n lrrul".s lotion made, ..
Follows has been sound Vrts sr,.tfl.
DO cases uf ritElrs and -thhiu.-
] 'Wt'red ~4N'ltt". ~ Dissolved ...
"a itth hazel .r pt Battle che face. ...
'ris OCCASIONALLY Wouau's Realm
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it 20 doubt about o. It docs fte
work. 10 docs De- iu a rfurrfrrtIr wax.
you never used ans Thing Ukr Do t.-
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f..i"f rnln nnd itching VIII efar. D. ls.,..
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ccs'rln in your u'a.
ana you ought 90 Geo how ~ r4..
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Thonpson-Mehe

Miss Anna Nehen. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs James r. Mehen. or Par
keTsburg and Mr.. George W. Th1mp-
son. or The same city. We're united in
marriage by Father o. %. Move on
saturday evening The attendants
were Miss Bess Mehen and Mr.. Lane
Alexander. Of Parkersburg. Following
the ceremony the wedding party and
Few friends were driven TO the Nc.
Lure. where wedding dinner was
served. The following from Parker.
burg We're present at the wedding and
dinner, Ar. and Mrs Nelson Young
Mr.. Frank Girby. Miss LuurasD esparf
Mr. Lame Alexander. Nr and Mira
James u. Mehen and Miss Bess Me.
hen.
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RATIFICATION CLUB
OF Thomson NJ. {. Church Holds
Largely Attended meeting-in-
teresting Addresses.

Win over loo persons present. an
interesting meeting OF the Ratification
club Of the Thomson VI. + church
was held last evening Addresses
were made by Bellairc business men.
". j. Miller and others. OF this city.
\ special feature was the singing Of
chorus Of over 80 children from the
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This evening ar their home az No
60 North Fourth street. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Morrison Henderson. Of Martins
Ferry. viii entertain 10 celebrate their
twenty-ftth wedding anniversary The
home is being decorated In yellow and
white bv Florist Keher. OF Martins
Ferry and the receiving hours are
from TO 10 4 luncheon will be
served during the evening.
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CITY CHARTER
Provisions Will Be Discussed This
Evening at Meeting OF Commits
sion Charter Committee.

\ discussion Of several sections Of
the present city charter will be- a
feature Of The meeting Of the commits.
sion city charter committee 10 be-
held this evening To- the board Of
trade rooms. and 10 is likely that
several Of the sections will be adopt.
I'd In the advisory charter which is
being prepared.
At the last meeting the committee
completed study OF the sections
which diner greatly from the present
charter. Tho public IS urged 10 attend
this evenings meeting.
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ON Thursday evening. October q n.
.l" Ihiri Presbyterian church. ~.
ff.ft Club OF the Kings Daurb
tiers Day Nursery will give a concert
i"r 200" benefit of fhe nursery some
OF The best talent in the city win fsEe
part 10 make This affair success AMI
already "a larg" number NJ tickets bav-
been disposed o. Following is the
program
i'n, ilH'f. Irrrt rsltt.r. Helen Ut.f..
t.....f r.. o. rfrula firrr u
.f..'r. .... ~ alter -UfIf.r
~. ..-...... Pauline Owing
..... Ar. Flora Williams
Ger rIla I.r.Hr. ff.f.n lIrnv Tbc.
'..' HI."Hrn. John UunrIrr
tr select |Hu
MIN. XXI. Wary D. fsY.trf
Vocal solo
N.s Emma i'tffI. ar.1frr.ai.t
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Shakespeare STUDY cIub.

The Shakespeare Study club" con
Quoted by Mrs. Lima Hcnnig Sher-
man met on Monday evening at 3
O'Clock and the following program was
rendered.
Rol con .........--- r.yft.tf0-.
Question EoN
story Of Act three and FOUR Hamlet
- -....-.... Mrs clara william smith
and -Four
business.
Social Hour
AZ students Of Shakespeare are cor.
daily Invited
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For Miss woods

Miss Lille Woods. of Frederick-
burg. Va. who is the house guest of
her aunt, Mrs. George W Woods. OF
WoOdsdale, has been the recipient OF
number Of informal affairs during
her visit here On Saturday Mrs &.
VI. llildreth Of Elm Grove. gave a de-
iGnuul brldge-luucheon and there
M" 1h"It twelve guests present.
The AFFAIR was prettily appointed
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by Miss Ruth Peabody. and the aralr
- 10 Be In the nature % A seufnc
party and luncheon. The affair viii
ee In keeping with the autumn wod-
ding and attended by near friends o,
the bride-elect
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Mothers Club Meets.

Inc Mothers Club of the Kings
daughters Kindergarten will meet
ms evening in the Kindergarten
rooms al 80 A concert Will be
gwen Thursday evening under the
auspices OF the Mothers Club Fri.
cay following the school hours the
sunshine Club will hold a meeting in
the kindergarten rooms.
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The ladies' 81 the For street Tenn
pie Will hold "a Pure Food Sal. nj
Louis Bcrtchy's Furniture Stor...
ll-2-ll2f Main street. on "Wednesday.
October goth. from a. m. tiu %. m
All sorts Of Hon, Made de'icacirs
such As Cakes. Pies. Bread. Rolls. sal
ads and Candies will be for sale
Mrs. Emanuel Hanaucr. Chalrlady
90 tho committee. will receive. advance
orders for any 81 th, good things
wanted. Ecil phone sl6-R
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The following Is copy Of cards re-
celVed by members OF the social set
OF this city: Mrs. James Patterson
rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. James William
Ewing. Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Walt
VIII be az home Thursday. October "A.
from until II O'Clock. 10 meet Mr..
ana Mrs George Jackson Rogers.
WOodsdale."
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Halloween PARTY.

A Halloween party will be given by
the members OF the Y. l.. G.. r Club
AZ the home of Miss Pauline Ham
mond. on Market street. on October
Is. The committee in charge is com
i..-"u 81 Misses Anna Flatly. Anna
Sadlcy, Miss Margaret Finuegan. Miss
Louise Sadlcy. Miss Olive White. Miss
Paline Hammond
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W. Ii..Naas lo.t and tho Wa.
mans Relief Corps vIu give ID brlu
..i i.Hr.dI evening 90 odd raf
''N- Hli supper ui.I hs served IRON,
FOB Ih" young friends az ls
''WrI1' EH chem taao CHARGE sr5
..'r' 1910 hr dancing from , to Do D.
AI Hr" assured good Time
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Will Give Social.

Tuesday evening the - Ioseph-s
Cathedra! Branch No 80 Will give A
social Tor It's members IN the base
ment OF the church Non-rnemb.rs
are welcome. but charge OF % cents
viii be expected This be- the hrs, OF
a series OF socials 10 be given. and a
good time is expected.
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delicious luncheon was served and
the following We're present.
Mrs. i}en Hildreth. Mrs Charles
Berry. Mrs. VIII Morrow. Mrs. Thos.
Mcl-ain. Mrs William Brady. Mrs.
Glenn Smith, Miss Mary McMechen.
Miss Jennie Caldwell.
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knRN knR kIIIa

On Thursday evening 40 the Mozart
hall the we'll known Korn Kob Blub
viii entertain with their opening
dance The affair will be most en-
ioyahle and orchestra music will be-
furnished. The committee In charge
is composed Of Ncssrs. Fred Brink
man. Marcus Bcrtechy. Harry Hon
man. John Sanders. &. a. Bowers.
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Musical

\ musical Will be given az the 4.
q. l. W. hall on Thursday evening
october -. by the Young Ladies Cir
Gle OF the First Christian church
some OF the best artists IN the city
will be included on the program
which - as follows.
us o'clock
'.N'' ''"lei. .l4 So. .-...... Selected
Miss Margaret Flood
- 500" Mr.. Robert Williams
Nii- W bowman and Aiis.s Emily
..--.-.--. Mrs Flora Williams
t'H1t SOLO -J Judge Alan Robinson
ts'a"' ..-- ---- Miss Pauline Ewing
= :, 'ln. Miss MarE u-rif. Virginia Hail
i'lAot so" -.--..----. NJ t'hiI M,fsuir.
-i- .tNN F.iy. Nr. o. o. tfrliHrt
i''''' gus, .'"l 500 ..-... Selected
Miss Edythe Edulundson
Accompanies. Miss Grace F,li.,tt..tr 1f.f
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Nothing On Earth 2
Like ZEM0 for
Eczema, Try II!
Just Apply It On ANY Eczema Spot
OF Skin Blotch-Thatll Prove II

Every single eczema soro you've rot
on your body. all palm and unreachabie
iLcling every skin biotch viii absolute
y vanish as you never before hsli.v,d
u possible BY the use Of the new renee
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Prize Euchre

prize euchre will be gwen at the
Waldorf hall this evening by Wheel
ing Council No. %. handsome prizes
Will be awarded and all are cordially
invited 20 attend
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Sabbath school. under the direction
Of II. l.. Bell. The ladies' OF the
church served refreshments. incI1d.
ing ice cream and cakes.
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Dinner Party.

Mrs. Joseph Speidel. Jr. will enter
tain few friends this afternoon at
the Country Club with a dinner party.
The affair Is quite informal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-08-04
TINNVILLE.
specIaI to The Journal.

Tinnville, August 3.-We are having
some beautiful weather now and
everybody seems to take advantage of
it. Fishing and bathing are all the go.
Miss Nora Tate of Pensacola, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs
Webb, for the past few days, has re-
turned to her home.
Mr.. Charles Webb and Mr.. Henry
Conner visited the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Conner Of Roberts, Sat
urday night and Sunday last.
Mrs. Zenobia Douglass and Miss
Lula Donaldson went to Pensacola or
business Saturday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Southern went 20 the
Deep Water City on business Satu"-
day last.
Mr.. H. c. Sellars was a pleasant vis-
itor at the home of Mr.. Donaldson
Sunday last.
Mr.. Henry Corner and Mr.. Sanders
of Stockade No. 4, were pleasant VISIT
ors at the home of Mr.. Donaldson Wed
nesday night last.
Miss Warren Caldwell of Pleasant
Grove, spent the day very please ptIy
with Miss Lula Donaldson Friday last
Mrs. w. Davis of Escam5ta, was
visiting homefolks near Bohemia We
nesday.
Mrs. Donaldson and Mrs. soutba-7
of Tinnville went fishing last EH'tday
and caught a nice string of trout.
Mr.. Frank Jospha and mother arr
brother. Hugh and sister annie, reC4
the guests of Mrs. S. Donaldson Sun
day last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathews and Mrg
Webb and Mrs. Bertha Davis. weFt
pleasant visitors az the hons of Mr.
Donaldson Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Nv. McBTytie viii start > pro.
ira cted meeting the fourth SUNDAY a
New FopA church, Everybody is COZ :.
ialIy invited.
Mr. n. Donaldson. who has been af
the siH1 list for the past few days !,
Improving to the delight Of his man,
friends.
Mr.. Chas. Donaldson and Mr.. Jacol
Jensen. who have been engaged III II,
wood bUsl1es5 al Florida Town vas
visiting hopne'cI'-s 2 few hours Friday
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MT. PLEASANT.
Special to The Journal.

Mt Pleasant, August &-Mr. and
Mrs. ]. P. Holt Of Madison, are here
this week visiting the formers
mother, Mrs. A. J. Broouie.
Mr.. J. T. Evans of Telogia, arrived
Tuesday to begin raising and straight
ening up the old Baptist church, which
was blown over some time ago. He
will erect a dwelling which will add
much to the appearance of our little
town.
0. l. Baggett made a business trip
to Tallahassee Saturday.
Misses Ora and Vera Williams and
Mr.. e L. Reddick spent q few days
last week at Lanark on the Gulf.
G. H. Shepard left for Tallahassee
last night where he will be gone for
q few days on business.
Mr.. Arthur Williams left Friday for
River Junction, where he goes to &C
cept a position.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Parramore re-
turned home Saturday. after a five
months tour Of the United States.
S. V. Hough, a prominent turpenttne
operator of Gretna- was here Monday
on business.
Mrs. q. c. Williams, who has been
visiting relatives in Climax, Ga, re-
turned home Saturday.
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turned to Tallahassee Thursday, after
a visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Patterson
DIR. and Mrs. Johnson were visitors
to Pensacola Thursday.
Mrs. Jones who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. R. c. Cooper, returned
Tuesday to her home in Tyler City,
La.
Mrs. James Cowley and children of
Mobile, are visiting IN Muscogee at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs w. R.
Vaughn.
Mr.. Gam Bell and daughter have re-
turned to their home In Pensacola.
Miss Pearl Jones of Bay Minette is
visiting her sister, Mrs. R c. Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. HIghtower and family
of Brundidge, Ala, left Wednesday,
home of their nephew, J. H. Tomp-
kins.
Mrs. Tompkins of Century, has re-
turned, after VISIT in Muscogee.
Mrs. Pleas Dawson and children
have returned to their home in At
more after a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Simon Tompkins.
Lewis Nellums returned Sunday
from a months vacation.
The many friends Of Mrs. J. M. Null
Inns are very sorry to learn of her
serious illness. She left Saturday for
treatment at the infirmary in Mobile.
Mr.. Mullins left for Mobile Tuesday.
Miss Susie nellie Patterson, who has
been taking primary work at Knox
willie, Tenn, left Knoxville Saturday at
the close of the Normal school. From
Knoxville she goes to Tallahassee to
visit her sister, Mrs. McCord. Mr..
and Mrs. McCord and Miss Patterson
expect to spend several weeks at
Panacea Springs Fla
w. r. Vaughn was a visitor 20 Pen
sacola Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tompkfns and
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Hightower and
family, spent a very pleasant day
Saturday sightseeing in Pensacola
Rev. Mr.. Johnson has returned to
Muscogee after a months absen &C.
While away he was in Tallahassee and
other points IN West Florida.
The many friends of Rev. E. A
Smith Will be very sorry to learn OF
his death, which occurred at his home
in Brewton, Ala, Wednesday, July 31st
For the past twelve years Rev. Mr.
Smith has been the pastor Of the Pres
byterian church at Muscogee. He was
very much loved by members of his
church as well as by all the citizens
of Muscogee. He had a stroke of pa
ralysfs last February and since that
time has been in q very critical condi-
ton. The news of his death although
expected, was received with very
much sorrow by his many Muscogee
friends
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CAMPBELLTON.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The journal.
Campbellton, August 3.-Mr. T. G..
Bond of MELVILLE, Ala, has been in
our town prospecting for several days
and he has just closed a deal for about
1000 acres Of very fine farming land
Il few miles southeast Of here. Mr..
Bond is trying to get a farm of about
20oU to 5000 acres. He is now trying
to close a trade on another tract.
Mr.. Bond is a man Of almost IN
limited means. He is trying to get
a desirable location for a general mer-
a deal with Hon. w. L. Mckinley for
his large store on the corner of Main
and South st. Andrews Streets. He
has intimated that he expects to get
into the banking business, and il he
is not able to get controlling interest
in the Central State Bank, he will very
likely organize bank of his own.
This is a very logical point for a
Guano factory and we expect to see q
factory erected here before the next
season. This is one OF the leading
farming sections in the state and there
is a lot of commercial fertilizer used
on the soil and we do not see any rea-
son why there has not been a guano
factory located here before now.
The work of repairing and remodel
ing the Baptist church has been com
lFlClS we no" nave d LlOdSTu dIlO
up to-date building with complete
system of gas lights. This is the most
beautiful Baptist church building in
the western part of the county.
Our Methodist church building is in
very bad condition, and the mem
bers of the church have decided to
rebuild. They are modelling their
plans after the Presbyterian church
of Chipley, Fla, and if their plans are
carried out, they will have a beautiful
building when completed.
Our citizens believe in having good
church buildings and good schools.
Hon. w. L. Mckinley has just re-
turned from Panama City, where he
has been spending a few days with his
family. His wife and daughter are
spending few weeks down there.
Miss Hennie Kennedy of Cotton
wood, Ala, has been the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Powell for the past week.
Miss Kennedy is an accomplished and
beautiful young lady and while here,
won many friends who regretted to
see her leave.
the week at Cowarts, Ala, assisting
in series Of meetings at that place.
Mr.. P. A. ForreSteT's family left last
Sunday for Panama City for a few
days outing.
The series of meetings will begin at
the Baptist church on August the 4th,
and our pastor, Rev. J. w. White, will
be assisted in the meeting by the
pastor Of the Baptist church of Mari
anna, Fla