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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-17
Sheppard Says 80 Senators
Are for Measure, Enough to
Override Governors Veto.
IT WILL PROBABLY REACH
UPPER HOUSE THURSDAY
FeIker Stamp Tax Bill, if 1t Is
CIassed as Prohibition Act,
Also Will Pass.

The Tippins anti-near- beer bill will
pass the senate with votes to spare If
Senator Sheppard's statement that 81
senators stand for prohibition first la
and always, is borne out. Thirty-tw
votes would even insure the passa@t Of
the bill over the veto Of Governor
Brown
This declaration which was made in
the course of a debate on the Felker
stamp tax bill will be put on trial when
this same bill comes from the general
judiciary committee for passage.
The passage of the bill, as a prohibit
ton measure, is assured. The only thing
that can cause its defeat is commit
tee report showing it to be q reve-
nue. and not a prohibition bill.
Tippins Bill in Senate Committee.
The Tippins bill may get to the SEN
ate tomorrow. The temperance com
mittee of the senate will take up the
measure this afternoon, and there is
little chance that the opponents of the
bill will be able to delay it second
time. The regulation amendments
referendum, package house substitutes
and the like-will be submitted, but viii
hardly receive consideration until the
fight gets to the floor cf the upper
house
The new county of Barrow. created
from portions of Gwinnett, jackson and
Walton counties, has been authorized
by the senate Winder was made the
county seat Indications are that the
house will follow the senate's action in
the case of Barrow county, but several
of the other new county projects are
doomed to defeat in both houses.
The galleries of the house were
packed today with residents of Pulaski
county to protest against the forma
ton of Bleckley county, to be taken
from some of Pulaski county's best ter
ritory.
Education Bill Expected.
The action of the house in passing
the child labor bill with an overwhelm-
ing vote indicates that compulsory
education bill will have another go
with the Georgia legislature. Fl. M.
Stanley, commissioner OF commerce
and labor. in his report to the governor,
recommends tHdl SutH DllI DS pdSSeu.
While School Superintendent Britain
has reiterated his opposition to COM
pulsory education at this time, it is be-
leved that the cause has gained favor
in the legislature
Atlanta is promised a new seaboard
railroad if the bill now before the leg
isature, allowing the Atlanta, Way
cross and Northern to condemn the
Southern tracks from Fort Valley to
Atlanta. is passed. The new line 10 an
extension OF the St. Marys and Kings
land, with a tidewater terminus at ST.
Marys The company proposes to build
into Waycross, use the tracks Of the
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic to
Nichols, build from Nichols to Fort
Valley and then use the tracks OF the
Southern into Atlanta.
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Continued or Page Two,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-01-12

duce herewith, and we will in
turn print this map on all en-
velopes printed by us, for
those who desire them, with
out extra charge. Don't for
get next time you have en-
velopes printed, to have the
All Roads Lead to Madison
map printed on them. 1t will
cost you no more to have this
done and for our part we will
be glad of the opportunity tc
advertise the town in this
way.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-01-12
Change in Mcdaniel &
Co.

As will be seen by notice else
where in this paper, W. c. Nc
Darrell has bought out the inter-
ests Of w. M. Taylor and H. M.
Taylor, Jr., in the firm of w. c.
Mcdaniel & Co., and will con
tinue the business under the
name of w. c. Mcdaniel. This
firm has been more than ordi-
narily successful since its organ
ization, and there is no doubt
but that Mr.. Nc. will continue to
enjoy the same liberal patronage
that was accorded the old firm.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-01-12
S. J. Ellison, tax collector, pre-
sented report of taxes collected for
the month of December, as follows:

which was ordered properly credited
and filed.
County Judge presented report OF
occupational licenses issued Tor
December which shows amounts
collected therefor: for State, S33.OO;
for County, $1,000; which was order
ed filed. ,
The Florida Pine Co. presented
bond for 100000 for the faithful
compliance Of their contract with
Madison County in the taking, work.
ine and care of all the conNcts ior
the year 1912, and duplicate con-
tracts were signed by said florioa
Pine Co. and the Board, and each
marty hereto retained a copy OF
same, and said bond was accepted
and filed by the Board.
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}. c. 'Harrell, salary for Dec. lo).O0
\. c. Gibson, sane 90. 90
7. W. Airline, same 5000
Robt. L. M,lhnor, road work and
lumber 27.12
). A. l.. Ry., freight on feed ll.3S
Smith g. Sons Mfg. Co., repairs
op wheel scrapers G.25
W. l.. Tooke, healing oil by J. &.
Hsrrell 80
Keller Lumber Co., lumber for
bridge 30
Chattanooga Sewer Pipe Co., terra
Gotta Al 10
A. u. Stanton, attending meet
ings OF Board, 1911 $500
A. d. Stanton, wood, bedding
and commissions 25'SO
A. D. Stanton, feed OK prisoners
for Decen Der l22.OO
J. w. Vann, salary for December IL 81
S. j. Ellison, on col taxes 1911 2oO.0O
4. A. Pack, repairs at Jail 800
G. w. Faulkrer, doctoring mules / %
Davis & Whtnell, salary as
County Attorney, 1911 100. .0C
w. ]. Harrell, lumber 70: road 1921
F.. C. Blanton, hauling for road 300
United Grocery Co., hay 6l 81
Madison Electric Power COMFY
lights for December l3Gl
Z. l.. Power, repairing harness l.OC
Town of Greenville, freight ard
hauling terra Gotta - W
T. Z. Martin, Clerk, cash on au-
diting. postage, etc. 1911 J2oJc
lad. stanton, costs in Will Bur
ton habeas corpus CAGE p u
A. n. Stanton, costs IN County
Judges court ~ II
County Judges bills approved s.ot
wiwesses Co. Judges court v.Cl
j. G.. Harrell, pay rolls on road
for DECEMBER 34O.3(
pennsular Naval Stores Com'y.
feed stun GCO(
Town Of Greenville, road aud
bridge tax, 1911 l'O'o'
J. W. Davis, County Treasurer,
receipts and disbursements 226'
Sheriff. costs in John Brown c ,ser 3 St
| S. J. Ellison, tax collector, pre-
sented report of taxes collected fol
.lo n,ontb of Decemher as follows
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-01-12

Commendatory letters have also
been received from Mr. W, B, Pow
ell, the secretary of the Tampa
Board of Trade, and from MIR. H. II.
Richardson, Secretary of the Jack
sonville Board. Mr.. c. D. Tomlin-
son received a letter from friend
in Douglas, Ga, the other day in
which he said that the booklet
caused him to want TO come to
Madison.
There is no doubt but that the
booklets will prove of inestimable
value to the county, and will be
many times worth their cost.
The Enterprise-Recorder also has
in its office a cut Of the "All Roads
Lead to Madison" map, furnished tc
us by the Secretary, and we will be
clad to run this cut without extra
charge on all envelopes printed b,
' us.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-01-12
A Reception.

On Monday afternoon Mrs
Charles c. Morrow entertained as a
pretty compliment to her sister, Mrs.
Dunn, of Tallahassee, the charming
wife of the Hon. Royal c. Dunn,
who is a favorite here, where she is
so we'll known. The two sisters
made a pretty picture as they stood
receiving their many guests who
called to pay their respects contin-
uously during the two hours. Mrs
Morrow wore becoming gown Of
white cloth trimmed in white satin
and fringe. Mrs. Dunn's gown OF
white Marquisite was attractively
trimmed. For the first hour the
coffee was poured by Mrs. Charles
E. Davis, and the next hour it was
served by Mrs. Alex Smith. Choc.
Olate was poured first by Mrs. Ida
Whitlock and later by Mrs. B, B
Mccall From a beautifully deco
rated table in the Library, small
cakes and confections were served
by Mrs. Claude Morrow, who wore {
GOWN of white and black, striped
with silk. She was assisted by Mrs
Vans Randell, whose dress of Law
endar crepe de chine was vastly be
coming. A bevy of pretty young
ladies added beauty to the scene az
they passed to and fro among the
guests serving the refreshments.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-01-12
DeLaney--C --ClemOnS.

At the home Of the BRIDES
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Clemons, Miss Rosa Lee Clemons
was married to Mr.. Delbert De-
Laney last Wednesday at $50 in
the evening.
Rev. A. N. Woodard was the
officiating minister, and the at
tendants were Miss Bertha
Woodard, Mr.. Perry Warren,
Miss Maggie Delaney, Harley
Prother, Miss Cuthbert, Mr..
Willie Welch, Miss Matte Rich
ardson and Mr.. Asker Clemons.
The bride was beautifully attired
in a white silk gown, while the
parlor was beautifully decorated
with evergreens and cedar. AT
ter the ceremony a bountiful
supper was engagedin by all, and
then music and singing.
The bride is one Of Macedonia S
most amiable young ladies, and
the groom is well liked by all
who know him. We extend tc
them our best wishes.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-01-12
Farmers!

This is the season Of the year
to look after your stock. l have
Just received a large supply of
Pratt's Stock Food, Stock Pow
der Animal Regulator, Poultry
Powders, Cow Tonic, Hog Chol-
era Specific, Rock Salt and Chic
ro.Naptholeum for Hogs. We
also have a supply of Smokit for
curing meat. b. +. M seley.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-01-12
Harrell. Johnson & Co..
to Build.

The firm of Harrell, Johnson
& Co. have bought the piece of
land, 5Ox2O0 feet, in the rear of
Hardee & Co., H. M. Taylor,
Smith Mercantile Co., and A. L.
Vann, from tn e Smi t h
Estate, and will begin shortly
the erection of a brick building
there, which they intend to use
as a sale stable. The sale was
made by Daniel G. Smith, and
the purchase rrice was $4,000.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-01-12
7. j. Vann Passed Away
Saturday.

On last Saturday afternoon at
half past five O'Clock, after having
been in i'll health for several months,
Mr.. Thomas jeremiah Vann, one of
Madison's oldest residents, passed
away at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. D. H. Yates, in this city.
The deceased was born on June
20, lS4i. in Abbeyille, S. C., the
next to the youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Edward Vann In 1916 he re.
moved with his parents to Madison
couaty. where he passed the re-
mainder Of his life. He enlisted in
the Confederate army at the out
break'of the great struggle between
the States, and was a gallant sol
der in the 9th Florida regiment.
He was in the principal battles OF
! the war, experienced service at Get
tysbure, and before the close of hos
tilities was commissioned First
Lieutenant of Company F. After
the war he returned to Madison
county and engaged in farming.
In 1867 he was married to Miss
Ellen Hammerly, of Hamburg, who
died in 1897, and ofthe uniona large
number Of children were born. He
leaves to mourn his loss three sons;
Robt. Z. Vann, of Dunnellon, W. N.
Vann, of Jacksonville, and 7. w..
lVann, Of Jacksonville; six daugh-
rers; Mrs. D. H. Yates of this city,
| Mrs. A. r Chappell, Of Sanford, Mrs
M. G. Rowe, of DeLand, and Mrs. r.
| S. Nicholson, Mrs. J. P. Bryant and
Mrs. J. P. Bryant and Mrs. A. H
Fowler, of Jacksonville; also one
brother, John w. Vann, of this city;
a number Of grandchildren, besides
other relatives and host of friends.
The deceased had been in poor
health for year or more, and while
the immediate cause Of his death
was heart failure, this was due to
the infirmities Of age, he being 70
years old at the time. The deceased
was q devout member of the Meth
odist church, an upright gentleman,
and an esteemed citizen Of the
town. where he spent so much of
his long career The funeral ser
vices we're held at the cemetery
Monday morning, the Rev Dr. Hud-
son, the pastor Of the deceased, Of
tcia,inS.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-01-12

Madison, Fla, Jan. 3rd., 1912.
The Board of County Commits
|Noners met this day in regular ses-
|FNn, with all members present.
Board was called to order by its
Saalrman, and minutes of last two
Peetines we're read and approved.
Commissioner Taylor, who was
pointed at the December meeting
committee of one to investigate
ae workings of poor farms in other
olntes, and to report at this meet
le reported to the Board that he
ad communicated with several
P0ards Of County Commissioners
Ad managers of poor farms in sew
'al counties in which poor farms
e maintained, and recommended
lat this Board defer action in re-
Eaa to the establishment of a pool
ann Tor this county for one yeal
run this date; which was concurret
pby the Board. d.
Inc following bills lSere ordered
towit: II
''''','' sDsa Recorder 'ouSlishina 90. ,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-01-12
htv Commission
lrS Met in Month
| ly Session.
lei Drawn. Action on Propos-
(or Farm Deferred. Conyicts
Lsed 10 Florida Pine Com
[.nu Other Business.

sed 10 FI0rtod rine Soh
Sauy. other Business
Madison, Fla, Jan. 2, 1912.
Board OF County Commis-
met this day for the purpose
Ictint the requires. number of
from the registration :. books
Ne as jurors for the year, as
" directs, and to transact any
business properly coming be-
hem.
members being present, Board
allied to order by its Chairman.
eadine of minutes OF last meet
as dispensed with.
registration books were pro-
and the Board proceeded to
tberefrom the names of good
lawful men to serve as jurors
be year.
u pauper list was revised,and it
decided to let same remain as
BY the Board during last year
the exceptions of Nancy and
Poppell and Jane Edinefield
we're dropped from the list.
be following road commissioners
appointed for the year 1912
lit
ol. G. W. Moore, L. A. Seals
aon Rutherford.
o.2. 7. H. Hudson, F. M. Hen
|On and L. M. Leslie.
)oS. Council Burnett, T. L
ans and j. c. Dukes.
)o.4. W. L. Henderson, W. II
Ter and Jno. S. Pickles.
o.5. Geo. Harrell, j. B. Ken
Nv. 7. Holt.
|alaries of County officers were
y for the year 1912 as follows:
|lerk and County Auditor, T. z
Ftin, 100000.
|Ounty Attorney, Chas. E. Davis
1000.
supervisor of Registration, j. W
fn, Sl750O.
BIDS for the hire of County con
|ts for the year 1912 were opened
J considered, and upon considera
!, bid of Florida Pine Compan!
S2O.55 each for all county con
is was on motion accepted, ant
was ordered that they be wired t.
present and enter contract anC
nd for said convicts on Wednes
next.
There being no further business
ard adjourned to meet again il
Jular session Wednesday morning
St ats o'clock.
t. z. MARTIN, Clerk.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-01-12
GULF OF
ME ICO

Special services at the Presby-
terian church Sunday night for
young men. Subject: "a fast
young man, once rich, but -"
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-01-12

All Roads Lead to Madison.

The Secretary of the Board of Trade has turned the
cut of map the State which we
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-01-12
Booklets Are Attracting
Attention.

That the booklets recently issued
by the Board Of Trade are causing
people to turn their thoughts Madi-
sonward is abundantly proved by
the number of cOmmendatory let
tiers coming in at the office .of 1.-THE
Secretary of the Beard.
Hon. B. Z. McLin, State Commits
sioner Of Agriculture, writes Mr..
Conoley. the Secretary, as follows:
Tallahassee, Fla, Dec. 27, 1911.
Mr.. W. N. Conoley Secretary
Madison Board of Trade,
Madison, Fla
Dear Sir
We are in receipt Of your letter OF
the 23rd inst. with booklet descript-
i've of the resources of Madison
county. We have examined it and
consider it a splendid little PAM
phlet, well executed and well ar
ranged, and it will undoubtedly be
of great service in attracting inter
ested persons to your section. II
| is the best thing We have seen re-
lating to any of the northern Flor
ida counties,
If you can let US have thousand
copies to start with, we will take
pleasure in distributing them fol
your Board of Trade free of any
cost to you except its delivery here
| We can place them to your advan-
tage within the next sixty days.
| With compliments Of the season.
| Yours very truly.
B. z. McLin,
| Commissioner Of Agriculture.
| MIR. j. A. Pride, General Industrial
Agent for the SeabOard, writes al
follows:
Norfolk, Va, Dec. 80, 1911
Mr.. W. N. Conoley, Secretary
Madison Board of Trade,
Madison, Fla
Dear Sir
Referring to your letter of the 1871
inst, wish TO congratulate you no
only on the attractive get-up of you
booklet, but also on the valuabl'
data and statistics contained
throughout its PAGES There will b'
no reason why your section will no
be greatly benefited from the dis
tribution Of the booklet and ! ar
sure you will begin to feel the Ell
fects of the publicity as soon as SUI
fcient time has elapsed to get tn
booklet in the hands of interested
parties. You have a splendid terr.
tory, the climate is ideal and tin
lands capable OF & high state o
cultivation and as soon as thes'
facts become known throughout tn
various parts Of the country the de
velopment will, Ia my opinion, b
rapid. Yours truly
J A. Pride,
General Industrial Agt.
S. A. L. Ry.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-01-12

tccnt:nued next week.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-02-12
improvements at the Dixie.

The Dixie Theatre is undergoing
some very much needd repairs, and
which when completed will add much
to the convenience and pleasure of the
patrons.
An entirely new floor is being put in
which will have four-foot slant, CON-
pletely removing the difficulty now
experienced in getting good view OF
the pictures, and especially those in
the rear of the building. Mr.. Fairman
proposes to leave nothing undone that
will in any way add to the conven-
fence or comfort of the large crowds
that patronize the Dixie. To this end
he is installing 500 modern and con.
venient opera chairs and rearranging
the front to give every convenience in
, entrances and exits.
The theatre was closed today and
will remain closed until p. m. tomor
row, when the public is again invited
to come to the Dixie, see the new i'm
lprovements and enjoy the pictures.
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,,,o. ,,.u cpr,stiar who ia teach.

Miss Lucy Christian, who is teach
ing at Mudville, spent Saturday and
Sunday with her mother in this city.
Aar.-and Mrs. R. R. Ellis have been
called to Thornton on account OF the
serious illness of Mr.. Ellis mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Burden OF
Grimes County are guests of their son,
Mr. John Burden, and family in this
city. E
Mrs. ]. NJ. Nettles returned to her
home in Cause yesterday after visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Sample, in this
city.
DR.. NJ. E. Weaver went to Dallas to-
day to attend a meeting of the exec
utive board of the State Baptist Con
vention.
Harve Henry of Coleman, who has
been visiting relatives here, left for
Marlin yesterday and from there will
return to his home.
w. |. Derden of Houston, travelling
auditor for the Houston G. Texas Cen
trail, visited his brother, Ed s. Derden
and family in this city yesterday.
Consult us before fitting up the new
home with electric fixtures. We viii
furnish fixtures in keeping with the
style of the house. Bryan Power Co.
II. F. Payne, l.. Skies, Calvin Scale
and number OF other citizens o
Benchley were here yesterday to at
tend the funeral OF Mr.. H. E. Manley
J. Ledge has gone to the whole
sale centers in the North and East u
purchase spring and summer goods TO
theyfirm> of Edge Dry Goods Company
M. and Mrs. Will Manley and MI
and Mrs. Oliver Bush of Houston, ant
Mr.. John Brown of Corsicana came t
Bryan yesterday TO attend the funera
of Mr.. H. E. Manley.
Heat the reception hall or parlo
with an electric radiator. Inc cost
heating rate of seven cents is non
inal. Heats within thirty seconds
Prices $500 to $4,000. Bryan Powe
Co.
Billy Hammond Of the Hammond
: Vawter Company, a tailoring firm,
to spend ten days at their store
Bryan and will be especially glad
talk ladies' suits, skirts and tailore'
to-order waists; also mems suit
/ trousers and shirts to order. The
are high-class artists in all branche
of made-to-order garments. Cleanin
and pressing solicited.
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Eural Nrna

Marion Franklin has gone TO Hous-
ton.
]. II. Candy was down today from
Tabor.
Just received a full line OF bird Is
eye maple dressers. w. T. James.
Mrs. John B. Hines is visiting in
Dallas.
Mrs. ]. L. Edge is visiting in San
Marcos.
Remember our removal and that we
are better able than ever to give you
good service. w. T. james.
w. P. Means Of Reliance was in the
city today.
Don't forget we are now in the Wag-
ner building and invite you to call.
w. T. james.
Willie Tucker is visiting in Nc
Kinney.
Hair switches and transformations
made from combings. Phone AIS
Beatrice ]. Calhound.
Mrs. Otto Boehme went to Marlin
yesterday.
Wanted-To buy a good-sized sec
ond-hand safe. Apply to l.. NJ. Hewitt
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cLAIRMoNT CLIPPINGS.

Everyone almost is at work blowing,
clearing and getting ready for spring.
We hope it will soon be here.
There has been a great deal of sick
ness in the community, but am glad
to say most all of the patients are
we'll now. We are still having lots OF
humps out here, but no one has suf-
fered very much from it.
We are still afraid Of meningitis,
but hope it is nearly over.
School is getting on very we'll
There will be about three months yet
with large attendance.
Miss Pearl Drummond has come
home from school because she has
measles. There are not many cases
around here.
RAINBOW.
February u, 1912.
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Fred Goodson came up from Hous-
ton yesterday.
John Davis was in the city today
from Kurten.
Rev. J. ]. Pipkin returned today
from Calvert.
|, C. S. Jones was in the city today
from Harvey.
Alex McCallum of near Tabor was
in the city today.
r. S. Newsome was in the city to-
day from Wellborn.
Sam Hunter made business trip
to Mumford today.
A. E. Golightly returned to his home
at Coolidge yesterday.
w. A. Withers has returned from a
business trip to Houston.
]. A. Beard of Harris schoolhouse
was in town today.
Mrs. H. G. Rhodes is visiting Mrs
j. Q. Tabor in Houston.
| Miss Ruby James left today to visit
in Houston and Huntsville.
II you want to buy, exchange, rent
or have a sewing machine repaired OF
adjusted, it will pay you to see me
The old reliable Singer, worth 1OC
cents on the dollar, will give satisfac
ton. T. A. Satterwhite, Salesman and
Collector. Phone ACT.
]. E. Butler went to Franklin yester
day to attend district court.
w. B. English was in the city thi'
afternoon from Steep Hollow.
Mrs. Artie Crawford was a visiso
to the city today from Harvey.
w. C. Warren was in the city toda.
from his home near Wheelock.
Roy Hudspeth and Jim Francis, Jr
of Tabor were in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Edge returne
yesterday from a visit to Port Arthur
]. E. Farquhar OF Navasota was i
Bryan today and called on The Eagle
Knox Williams of Millican visite
relatives here between trains yestel
day.
Prof. ]. L. Cobb OF Cottonwood wa
in the city today and called on Tn
Eagle.
Prof. e. ]. Kyle OF the college r.
turned yesterday from trip to Br'
zoria. 4
| yesterday and will make that place h
home.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Cargill WEI
visitors to the city today from Stee
Hollow.
Lost-A bunch of keys; owner
name on tag. Reward. Return
Eagle Office.
Father hi Simone of st. Anthony
Church was called to Waco yesterda
| to conduct funeral.
II w. E. Thompson of Tabor was
pleasant caller at The Eagle offi'
| while in the city today.
II Mrs. John Impson has returned
| Beeville after visiting her daughter
| Bryan Baptist Academy.
Il Mrs. Dula McCulloch returned to n
school near Benchley yesterday aft
visiting her parents at Harvey.
| Wanted-Position by young marri
man as bookkeeper or assistan
| would prefer grocery store, helping
stock and working books. Adore
! Box IA, Calvert, Texas.