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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-08-31
ELECTION OFFICERS.

The Parish Executive Committee
met at the court house Monday and
appointed the following officers to
serve at the election I'd be held on
Sept. 3, 1912:
Ward 1.
Commissioners-Anthony Koepp,
Earl Galatas and Theo. Dendinger.
Clerks-E w. Dutsch and Pierre
Pelloat, Jr.
Watchers-Alfred Gitz, George
Young and Geo. T. Edwards. Dep
uty Sheriffs-Geo. Dutsch and Joe
Stein.
Ward 2, first precinct.
Cemmissioners-Of Sharp, C. s.
Wilkins and o. B. Russell. Clerks
Mark Fitzgerald and w. B. Barker.
Watchers-James jenkins, E. E..
Taylor. Luke Allison and Uriah
Heating. DEPUTY Sherins-T. N.
Galloway and J. M. Russell.
Ward 2, second precinct.
Commissioners. u. McLain, Hy.
|-Chas. Yates and J.. B. Wascom.
Watchers-Norman Core, Berlin
Bryant, Paul Verger and ]. M. Yates.
Deputy Shheriffs-Jno. Wiley and
Ray McKea.
Ward 3.
Commissioner Hebert, r.
L. ALBERT and w. H. Kentzel
Clerks. H. Smith and s. d. Bull
loch.
Watchers-Ed. Baptiste, w. r.
Badon and E. Morel. Deputy Sher-
iffs-Ed. Lacroix and Chas. Heintz
| Ward 4.
Commissioners-Geo. Bierhorst
w. A. Smith and w. T. Newman
Clerks-Ollie Bridges and Louis Me.
nant.
Watchers-Alex Smith, Jas. Band
and w. G. Davis. Deputy Sheriffs-
P. C. Smith and David Smith.
Ward 5.
ommissioners-J. J.. Thomas
Alex Bush and L. A. Mitchell.
Clerks-Ezbon Cooper and Natl
Mizell.
Watchers-W. w. Talley, ]. H
Kahl and Walter Pierce.
Deputy Sheriffs-F. G. Bush ant
]. d. Thomas.
Ward 6.
Commissioners-Walter Magee
Randolph Parker and Alonzo Craw
ford. ClerksrGrover Thomas ant
Ellis Crawford.
Watchers-N. Watts, David Shar]
and Jim Craddock. Deputy Sheriff
III. @. Parker and Dave Richard
tson.
I Ward Z.
Commissioners. Todd, C. H. Cul
bertson and Berry Todd. Clerks
IN. Cousin and r. G.. Hadden.
Watchers-Joe Todd, w. Single
Itary and John Derx.
4 Deputy Sheriffs-J ]. Cueachs an,
Jas. Barrenger.
Ward 8.
i Commissioners-W ). Willis, Ed
F0y and Louis -Talley. Clerks-Jin
Robert and Dan Watts.
4 Watchers-Sam Ball, H. M. Craw
ford and Dave Talley.
Deputy Sheriffs-T. p. Crawford
and E. Pent0n.
WARD Q.
Commissioners-Geo. Decker, J. J
Dubuisson and Charles Guzmar
Clerks-Philip Hearsey and ]. T
Liddle.
Watchers Keller. VIM. Peele
and W. Everets.
Deputy SHERIFF.. R. Elliot an
siW. H. White.
Ward 10. i.
Commissioners-E. A. Cologn.
Bart Keen and F. B. Hempel. Clerk
, Rudolph Schultz and Geo. F. Strair
i Watchers-Anthony Multi. DR..
IC. Heintx and R. c. Abney.
Deputy Sherifs-Joe Rausch an
I 4. q. Cologne.
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rREsPAss NOTICE.

All persons arc hereby warned and
prohibited from cutting. burning,
deadening. carrying or Aoating Away.
or otherwise injuring Or de04roying
any trees. timber or wood growing
or laying upon the lands Of the
Salmen Brick. and Lumber Company,
Limited. Any person 90 doing will
be prosecuted under the provisions
Of Act No. 1o3. Of the laws OF
this State.
Salnsa Brick & Lunbee c.. La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-08-31
ONCE. at Covington. la. this 18th
iday Of August, A. D.. 1913.
z. ]. FREDERICK.
Clerk Of Court.
.NoTI1,E FOR PUBLICATION.
II. s. Land once, Baton Rouge. La,
August Fl, 1919.

Notice Is here by given that
JOHN ]. COYNE,
of Covington, La. who, on April -,
1906, made Add'l Entry unoer oec.
6. Act March 3, 1889. No. Ol7OO, 1of
Sc OR of NV OR, Section 8, Town
ship 6 South, Range II East, sc.
Helena Meridian, has filed notice o.
intention to make Five Year Proof
to establish claim to the land above
described, before Clerk Of Court, Of
Covington, La, on the Sth day Of
October. 1919.
Claimant names - witnesses:
William Bruhl, David Sharp. James
Bruhl, Martin Thomas, all Of Ramsey
Louisiana. -
JOHN F. NUTTALL,
Register.
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The Northwestern Dental g.

When you 60 to New Orleans to
set your dental work dons. b surs
to call 1t the Northwestern Dsatal
Co., No. S13 Canal street. You will
sand the finest and beet eQulpped
dental ONCE In tho South: under the
MANAGEMENT Of Dr.. L. A. Br sWo&cF.
Moderate prices: hrst-class work. 10
the motto. Everything strictly first
class. and ten year suafantse On all
work
Open sundas from > to q: svsa-
ings until p. N.
NORTHWESTERN DENATL CO..
9l3 Canal g.. New Orlooae.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-08-31

ing the ballots, examining the re
turns and declaring tho results
said election.
Attest:
B. 4. SCHNEIDER,
Pres. Police Jury.
E. d. KENTZEL,
Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-08-31

One of the most common ailments
that hard working people are cfiict-
ed with il lame back. Apply Cham.
berlain's Liniment twice day and
massage the parts thoroughly at each
application, and you will get quick
relief. For sale by all dealers.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-08-31
:. H. Richard vs.. Folsom Export
Lumber, Co., Ltd.
No. 1900.
''wenty-Sixth Judicial District Court
Parish of St. Tammany, La.

Parish of St. Tammany, La.
Notice is hereby given that A. r..
Smith, Receiver, has filed his final
account in above case, in the matters
II the receivership of the Folsom
Export Co., Ltd, together with his
,etition praying for homologation OF
anne.
And all persons desiring to make
pposition to said account are re-
uired to do SO within the time pre-
cribed by law.
Given under my hand and seal Of
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-08-31
B. A. SCHNEIDER,
President Police Jury,
E.. D. KENTZEL,
Secretary.

=, whereas, at @ meeting Of the po-
lice jury held at its regular session
6n July Is, 1912, 2 petition was pre-
scented signed by more than ono.
fourth Of the property holders of the
Sixth Ward of st. Tammany parish
which petition embodics request
that this body order an election fol
the purpose of voting on the ques.
ton of voting five mill tax for tc,
years for additional aid to the public
schools III said ward.
Be it resolved, That the president
OF the police jury issue 4roclama'
ton according to law ordering such
election according to the provision:
of law in such cases made and pro
vided.
Adopted July Is 1912.
B. A. SCHNEIDER, Pres.
f.. d. KENTZEL. Secretary.
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The
Peoples
Building
and Loan
Association


Do you want . home!
no you wish an Investment!
Call ct our ONCE. or phone.
Nothing too large for u: nothing
too small.
THE PEOPLES BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION.
covinxton. La. Phone IL.
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3 LABAT

Fine Groceries.
IIstter, Egss, Canned Goods, Frat.
Evcrytlaing Fresh an
OF First.C Glass Quality,
Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco.
4OS Boston St.. Covingt0n. La.
Free Delivery. Ti,o.e 1o0.
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NEW ORLEANS GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY.

NEW ORLEANS GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Double Daily Service, Except Sunday.
Between
CONVICTION
And
NEW ORLEANS
VAUDEVILLE
SLIDELL
BOGALUSA
COLUMBIA
FRANKL1NTON
TYLERTOWN
Low commuter fares on sale the
year round. Low weekend rates.
SCHEDULE
EFFECTIVE AUGUST Is. 1912.
Daily, ExccIa Sunday.
southbound. Northbound.
Leaves Covington Arrives
No. II 3:15 p m No. 20 9:25 q. m.
No. - $3.50 q m No. - 6:45 p. m.
Sundays and Wednesdays
No. Is 1850 p m No. 2e 1895 q III
For Information apply 70 Ticket
Agent. or
N. J. MCMAHON, @. p. A..
G. B. AUDURT1N. A. @. r. A..
Suite 905 Whitney Central Bldg.
New Orleans. Long distance phone.
Main 48S.
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PROCLAMATION OF ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given to all prop
lerty tax payers of the Fourth Ward
lof St. Tammany parish, Qualifi ed tc
vote, that an election will be held at
1.-THE regular polling places in said
ward on the, Sd day of September
1912. between the hours of Z a. m
and s, p. m. for the purposes Of vot.
ling the following propositions:
(a) To determine whether or not
/ special tax of three 81 mills shall,
be levied on all property in said
fourth ward of the parish of st
lTammany, Louisiana, subject to
State taxation, annually for period
OF ten (10) years, for the purpose O
giving additional aid to public
schools.
(b) To incur debt and Issue bonds
to the amount of Twelve Thousand
I($12,OO0) Dollars to run not longc
than. fifteen (15) years from date
and to bear interest no. to exceee
five per cent per annum, payable an.
Inually, for the purpose of construct.
ing = public school building and pur-
che sing a site therefor, title to which
shall vest n the public.
| NOIlCe IL #IUTtNcI4 SIVcA- IAdt Inc
police jury will at its next regular
session following the election, to
wit, on Monday, September Is, 1912
lat IL m. meet for the purpose Of
opening the ballot boxes, examining
and accounting the ballots, examin'
ling the returns and declaring the re
lsults of the said election.
r. Attest:
! B. A. SCHNEIDER.
President Police Jury,
E.. D. KENTZEL,
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State of Louisiana. Parish of st.
Tammany.
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!. Duniser VS.. Succession Of e. ].
Perilloux. =
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NJ 1922.

Succession OF vnl. A. Martin.
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No. 1915.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-08-31

Commissioners-E. A. Cologne
Bart Keen and F. B. Hempel. Clerks
Rudolph Schultz and Geo. r. Strain.
Watchers-Anthony Multi. DR.. L.
&c. Heintx and r. C. Abney.
Deputy Sheriffs-Joe Rausch and
4. =. Cologne.
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YOUR RAILROAD FARE FREE.

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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-31
Social Notes

Mrs. d. d sullivan has gone to joir
Mr., Sullivan at their summer place ur
the Brainerd Northern.
Mrs. jackson n daughter Of Mar
shall, Mo-, are the guests OF Mrs. Jack
sons sister, Mrs. r. r. Wolf.
Miss Ethel savold. a teacher Of
Cakes. N. ID, who has been visiting
Miss Mary Best for a week, retuIned
to her home yesterday.
Alfred Hauser of the First National
bank returned this morning from his
spent in Michigan City, Ind. Chicago
and Minneapolis.
Miss Ethel Lowman accompanied by
Miss Margaret Shea OF Wahpeton, re-
turned from the lakes yesterday. Miss
Shea will be a guest Of Miss Lowman
for several days.
Announcement has been made OF the
approaching wedding of Miss Grace
Clement OF Prescott, Wis., and George
Miss Clement is the guest Of Mrs
Frank Scott and Mrs. Wilson, WAC
were hostesses at an afternoon fune-
ton In her honor, Miss Clement viii
leave in a few days for Tower City,
where she will be the guest OF Mrs.
Twftchell.
Mrs. "A. e. Bestic OF Thirteenth street
south, was a charming hostess OF last
evening when she entertained a com
pany OF young ladies at a o party
at the Orpheum in honor OF Miss Leila
Beiseker OF Fessenden, who is the guest
OF Mrs. MaeGregor OF Fifth avenue
south. After they returned to the
home of Mrs. Restic a curse Of dainty
refreshments were served ana all en-
joyed the music rendered by the diff
ferent young ladies. Mrs. MacGregor
will entertain this evening In honor OF
Miss Beiseker.
Al quiet wedding took place yester-
day morning when Miss Bertha Thorson
of Moorhead became the bride of Geo,
2. Griffith of Calgary, Canada. Rev,
Mr.. Bostrom. pastor OF the Sweden
Lutheran church OF Moorhead, perform
ed the ceremony at the parsonage az
10 o'clock. The bride, who Is the
daughter of Mrs. Betty Thorson, Is q
charming young lady and had charge
of the telephone exchange at the
Gardner hotel for the past several
years, and has endeared herself to all
who knew her. Mr.. Griffith was
formerly connected with the North
western Telephone Co. In this city and
is now holding a similar position in the
Canadian city. The happy couple left
yesterday morning for q short wedding
trip and after Sept. / will be at home
at Calgary. Their many friends ex-
tend heartiest congratulations. Mrs.
Grifith was entertained at several re-
ceptions and showers before her we'd
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rodd-FoIsr Nuntinlu.

At 6 o'clock wednesday afternoon,
at the home Of her father In Medora,
Miss Marie Foley was married to Frank
s. Todd OF Billings, Mont. Rev. j. 81
Brayheld of Dickinson read The service,
Wynn Spar of Columbus, Mont, an
old-ttne friend of h bridegroom, act
ed as best man and Eleanor and Sybil
D"nniston, young nieces of the bride,
lively.
The service was performed in the
rsrlor of the home, which room was
decorated with a wealth Of foliage and
flowers, as was the whole interior,
though In lesser ~profusion. Mrs. r. X.
SWthart sounded the slow strains of the
I ohe9Rrsn Wedding marca, az when
signal the bridal party tool their
places beneath a bower Snd Wedding
bell. In his vestments, tho Clergyman
pronounced the words that merged the
Identities OF the contracting parties,
with tnirressiveness that the Episcopal
church knows so we'll how to produce,
using the ring service and the form OF
the brides father giving the bride. Aft
er the ceremony Mendelsohn's wedding
march was played while forty friends
Of the family greeted the newly mar
best.
A dainty lunch was served. Mrs.
Denntston, Mrs. Swihart, Mrs. Burgess
and Mrs. Gray presiding at the buffet,
assisted by Misses Bessie Nichols, Ger
aldfne Williamson and Eleanor and
Sybfl Denniston. After the disposal OF
the principal lunch was accomplished
the new Mrs. Todd cut the wedding
cake, and was formally served by Mrs.
r. X. Foley, after which the other
guests partook. The wedding colors,
pink and white, were effectively applied
in the icings as well as in the horaI
decorations.
The brides dress was of ivory me.
teor satin, trimmed with pearl and
duchess lace; the veil was clasped by
q diamond crescent and the only Jew
eied worn was q diamond
set platinum necklace, the GIFT Of the
bridegroom. A cluster OF brides roses
was carried. The dresses of the brides
maid and ringbearer were Of embroid-
maid carried pink rosebuds. Bride
groom and best man wore dress suits.
"a dress of white ~marQuisette,
trimmed with lace, was worn by Mrs.
Foley; Mrs. Denniston wore white bor-
dered yofle owe brocaded satin,
Mrs. r. K. Foley was dressed in rose
eolored messaiine under embroidered
net. Many other beautiful gowns were
adorned by their wearers.
The out-of-town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. r.. X. Foley and J. p. Stod-
dard OF Sentinel Butte, Mrs, Il. e. Da-
Wis OF Ryder and Mrs. r. A. Denniston
and daughters OF Spokane, with whom
Miss Foley has lived the greater por-
ton OF the last few years.
The young couple went east on No.
s Immediately after the ~goodbyes were
spoken, and will visit the principal
cities between here n the Atlantic
before returning by way OF Denver.
After Sept. ! they will be at home In
Billings. Mont, where Mr.. Todd liz en-
gagged In business.
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for her home to make ready for the
happy event.
h merry-Eo-round win run on
Ihursday n Saturday evenings, Great
Northern track n Broadway.
Mrs. clayton Bill OF Medina, N. D.,
arrived this morning to be the guest
OF her uncle, Fl. w. Buck of Ninth ave-
nue. south for q week.
Miss Juliet Lemke, who has been the
guest OF relatives and friends for a few
days and the Misses Lagua leave for
the twin cities tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. B. Taylor Of Fifth
avenue south have returned from a
week END visit with Mr, and Mrs. VIII
lis Adams of Lisbon, n. d.
Mrs. j A. Burgum. Mrs. j.. w. Bett-
Roberts. all OF Arthur are spending
the day in the shopping district. They
return home this evening, Arthur Bur-
gum driving the car.
Miss AiIeen sullivan, who recently
returned from a visit with friends in
Park River and &C Winnipsg, is spend.
the Pages and the Farrands, after
which she will Join her parents at
their summer cottage in northern MINI
nesota,
The Standard Bearers will have a
picnic tomorrow afternoon, instead of
the regular meeting. All members are
requested to be present and meet at
the @. N. depot at 8 o'clock, from there
the party will go to a grove. The
afternoon win be spent In playing
games 2 an appetizing lunch win be
Mrs. M. n. Belknap and daughter,
Elisabeth, who have been the guests
OF DR.. and Mrs j. L. Graves OF Island
park for several days. left this morn
ing for a few days visit at Detroit.
wnere they VIII pc the guests Of Mrs.
guests OF Mrs. ri. c. Plumley at Lake
Melissa for q few days.
Mrs. VIM. Hauser and daughter.
Helen, of First avenue south, returned
today from Brainerd, Mimi, where they
spent a week with Mr.. Hauser, who is
taking treatment at the Brainerd SAM
tariurn. The friends Of Mr.. Hauser will
regret to learn that he is still very
poorly n it is known when he will
be able to return home.
DR.. and Mrs. j.. c. r. Charest OF Fifth
avenue south entertained the members
of h Rollo statue COMMITTEES Sunday
evening. Many toasts were given by
both the aides and gentlemen of the
party, and these caused much merri-
ment. The refreshments were very
dainty and gracefully served. Mrs.
Charest was assisted by her daughter,
Miss Hortense and guest, Miss Jennie
left at a very late hour and all voted
Or. and Mrs. Charest excellent enter
tanners.
The executive and educational com
mittees of the North Dakota state
Nurses association met Monday and
Tuesday in Fargo. Those present Were
Miss Erdmann, r. NJ, director Of
nursess course at the stats university:
Miss Orr, r.. NJ, Miss Pyne, II. NJ. of
the Mercy hospital at Devils Lake:
Miss Clark, r.. NJ, OF General hospital
ct Devils Lake; Miss Fides, II. NJ. OF
Jamestown City hospital; Miss Norman
OF Bismarck city hospital, and Miss
stanford. r. ~. OF Fargo. Tho visit
ing nurse have beer entertained sew
eral times, Mrs. Brown OF the Nurses
clubhouse gave q luncheon; Mrs. Boil
Ilyn, an 0rpheum party last evening,
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Harwood News.

Harwood, N. D., July 31.--To The
Forum: Mrs. Selberg of Fargo lie Wis
ting with her son Fritz Selberg this
week.
The ladies' aid will meet with Mrs
j. O. Halsten next Thursday after
noon.
o. y. Lien of Fargo was q business
visitor In this community last Thurs,
day.
IA barn dance at the Stensland farm
last Saturday evening raj greatly en-.
joyed by all who were in attendance
Miss Emelia Barkgtrom Of Fargo
spent Sunday with her parents.
Chas. Hagman OF Fargo spent sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Ander-
son.
Mrs. Carrie Knudsen who has been
very I'll il improving, much to the
qualification OF her many friends.
The willing workers will meet with
Miss Frida bowman next Saturday
afternoon.
The harvesting OF rye and barley II
completed and some farmers will com
mence harvesting the wheat this week
Many local people attended the state
fair and All reported II the hest tina.
has ever been een In Fargo.
Cor. ii.
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ding and received many beautiful
presents.
Or. Thomas Martin of streeter, N. D..
was in iowa today attending to busi-
ness interests.
Mrs. Peyton G. Crenshaw accompa-
MED her husband on the present trip to
Fargo and is greeting her many Fargo
a resident of this city.
Mrs. Gordon Winkler and little SON
Harold Of Sumas, Wash. are here 70
visit with her mother, Mrs. NJ Schroe-
der on First avenue north. They will
remain for three OF four weeks.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the swe-
dish Lutheran church will meet at the
Fourteenth street north, tomorrow aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock. All members are
requested TO be present.
Mrs. C. G. Schuyler of $40 Broadway,
accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Ruth and her guest and cousin, Miss
Barbara HeffelsingeT of Minneapolis,
left today for Big stone lake, where
they will spend two weeks.
The Ladies' AID society or the ST.
meet tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
o'clock at the Crittenton home The
object OF this meeting Is to sew and
sired.
The picnic given by the Epworth
evening was counted q success by the
young people. A large crowd was
present and after playing games and
having Q good social time q delicious
The party returned early because OF
the threatening rain, but all report a
very pleasant evening.
MR.. and Mrs. Justin Hammond left
today for an extended trip to the Pa
cinc coast They will VISIT at Seattle.
San Diego, where they win spend
some time. Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond
are combining business and pleasure
and will probably seek . suitable loca-
ton for their future home They will
go by way OF Winnipeg, and take a
scenic route through Canada
A. L. Miller, state secretary of the
z. M. G. a., arrived here today after
being absent for several months. Mr..
Miller went to Lake Geneva from here
western states, including the important
cities In Colorado, Iowa and Nebraska.
Iowa Is Mr.. Miller's home state ana he
visited several places there, taking In
the scenes OF his childhood. Mr.. Mill
ler's plans for the yea are al vet un-
known but 1t is hoped by HIS many
friends that he will remain in Fargo,
in connection with the Y. N. c. A.
The following taken from The Grand
Forks Evening Times will be OF in
terest TO the friends OF Mr.. Nelson:
Miss Emma johnson. who has been
one OF the efficient operators at the
Trt-State Telephone Co. in this city
for the past six years, a resigned
her position to become a bride aud will
wed In September. Perry Nelson,
who is connected with one Of the large
Ijewelry stores in Fargo IS the man of
Miss Johnson's choice aud though the
wedding date lis not set, 1t will take
place during the early part Of the
month. Miss johnson Is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. NelA johnson who re-
sided on South Fourth street until a.
short time ago when they moved to
Hillshoro, Miss Johnson sewers her
here Friday and leaves that evening