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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-12-05
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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-12-05
Latta-Vahdel.

Mr.. Perry Latta and Miss Nellie
Vandel were married in Leon We'd
nesday afternoon, Nov. 27th, at 2:3O
O'Clock by Rev. Guy j. Fansher, pas
tor of the Leon Methodist church.
They were accompanied by Miss
Belle Latta, sister of the groom. The
bride and groom are both of Davis
City, and have known each other all
their lives. The groom expects to
engage in farming in the vicinity OF
Davis City. Our best wishes go with
them in the new home they are max
ing.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-12-05
Presbyterian Church Notes.

Missionary society will meet with
Mrs. S. A. Gates next Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, Dec. II.
Christian Endeavor will have a
social at the church next Friday ev-
ening. All are invited.
Prayer meeting this week at the
home of Mr.. V. R. McGinnis on north
Church street, Thursday evening at
1880. ....r .
All services as usual next Sabbath
with Sabbath school at .9:45 a. m;
public worship at a. m. and 1880
p. M; Christian Endeavor at $50 p.
II.
Subject of the morning sermon,
1.-The Victories of FAITH" subject Of
evening sermon, Beacon Lights of
HiStOrYO
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-12-05
Baptist Church Notes.

Covenant and business meeting
Saturday at $3.50. Services on Sun
day following at II a. M, and 1880
p. m. Subject for evening services
"A Comedy of the Heart"
B. Y. P. U. meetings each Sunday
evening at $50.
A splendid Christmas program is
being prepared.
You are invited to all these SER
vices. '.. '....-
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-12-05
Union Chapel.

There will be preaching services
at Union Chapel next Sunday at II
o'clock, subject, Salvation. Neglect
ed" All come out and join in d.
vine worship.
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ARMY OFFICER ID WED.

Little Rock, Dec. 2S.-Lieutenant try, who was recently transferred to Fort Benjamin Harris, Indiana, for service with his company, after hay ing served two years as Inspector-In- structor of the Arkansas National Guard, returned to Little Rock Friday for a brief visit He will marry Miss Holloway, an adopted daughter of Mrs. w. H. Eagle, at 9 D. m., December 30, and leave immediately afterward on a wedding trip. Lieut.. Lewis has serv- ed in the Philippines, and has won distinction as rifleman and sol dier.
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GAME LAW NEEDED.

Little Rock, Dec 2S.-A game expert of national prominence has written to friend in Little Rock that he re- gently spent a day at JonesbOro look ing up shipments of waterfowl from that point T found that at least 125, ,OOO ducks have been shipped in the last two months" he says. shipments are now being made at the rate of from 15 to 40 barrels day. While in the south I met MT. McIlheny and he had many nice things to say about the work in Arkansas and feels san-. guine that the incoming Legislature will not only enact a good game bill. but will provide for warden service to enforce those laws.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.

Little Rock, Dec. 2S.-The following new concerns have been chartered:
 Fayetteville Gas & Electric Co.,, of Fayetteville, capital stock $2OO.000, all suEscribed; George D. Locke, presi- dent; F. F. Freeman, vice president: J. F. Felker, treasurer; w B. Felk- CT, secretary
 North Arkansas Tie and Timber Co, of Leslie, $4.OO0 capital, all sub scribed; Ed Mays, president; A. Haynes, vice president; R. E. Dowdy. secretary-treasurer.
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ill the capture of Lule-Burgas.
 Oct. 31-Nicholas E:hopoff. Rps- sian aviator in the employ of the Bul- garian army is killed while flying over Adrianople.
 Nov J.-Woodrow Wilson $ elected president of the United States Nov. 27.-Albert T. Patrick. the lawyer, sentenced to death three ines for tn alleged mulder oi Will liam Marsh Rice, in 1900 is paIdonn by Governor Dx
 Nov. Servian army takes pos- session of the SC port of Durazzo
 Dee. 3rd-Armistice is signed be- tween Turkey and the allies except ing Greece. Later uountry breaks with Bulgaria and com .nues tae war alone. .j.*
 Dec. Mrs. Robert Goelet. New York society lead q dies in Paris.
 Dee. S-Dr. Jules Gems 5antine, French aviator in he employ of the Bulgarian army shot dead while flying over the Tchataia lines.
 Dec. 13--'Peace anloys from Turkey and the Balkan Sta es meet in Lon don.
 Dec. b WhitelaW Ried, American Ambassador to England. dies at Dor chester House. his London residence. l. utenant w. Parke of the royal navy and passenger named Hard wick take fatal fall wi :1 an aero plane at Hudson England.
 Dec. 15-Supreme Court hands down decision in the Anthracite Coal Trust case against the defendant,
 Dsc 15--Miss Helen Miller Gould, odes daughter of he late Jay Gould, announces her engagement to Finley J. Shepard. St. Louis railroad of ficial.
 Dec l7-William Randolph Hearst testifies before the Clapp congress ional committee in regard ;o the Ar cl bald letters.
 Dec 1S-J. Pierpont Morgan testi- fieS before thsi Pujo congressional committee in the Money Trus' in- vestisation.
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George D. Widner and Beniamin Guggenheim.
 April. 19-Senate Subcommittee summons J. Bruce Ismay to explain the Titan ic" disaster. m Apr 2S-Paris auto-bandits are killed in g dramatic battle with the police
 May 1S-Victor l.. Mason, of New Jersey, is k He'd in fall from an aero plane at Brooklands, England His companion, E. V. Fisher is also killed
 May 1.-Two more Paris auto bandits killed Il a sensational fight with an army policeman.
 May 15-Dr. Ben Reitman the an- archist, is tarred and ferthered at San Diego, Cal. May 17-Prof. Mallada and his as. sistant descended 1000 feet into the crater of Vesub us, to take pictures.
 May 21-Rev. Clarence, V. T. Riche- son is electroqui,ed at Charlestown Mass, for the murder of his. former sweetheart, Avis Linnell. May 23-U. S. Troops are ordered 10 Cuba to restore order and down the revolution.
 May 25-125,000 men go Out on str ke' at. the port of London, tying up POO ships.
 May 30-Wilbur Wright, the inven, tor of the first practical aeroplane dies at his home in Dayton, Oh o.
 May 31-American marines land in Cuba.
 June Philip Parmalee, the, avla. tor S killed ill fall from his aero. plane at North Yakima Washington.
 June 5-U. s. Senator George s Nixon, of Nevada dies in Washington
 June 7-Jules Kovace. a member o1 three shots at Count Tisza, President of the Chamber, then shoots himself fataly.
 June 9-Three German warship; visit New York harbor M. Kimmer. ling, a noted av ator, and a passenger named Tcnnet, are killed while flying at Mourmelon, France.
 Junsl 11-Lieut. l.. w. Habelhurs of the U. s. Army and Al Welsh, : professional avistor, are Killed a, College Park, Md. N.n fall from ar aeroplane.
 1 June 14-Premier Asquith is as saulted by militant suffragette while at reception.
 June .1S-Republican Nat onal Con vention opens at Chicago and elects Senator Elilu Root, temporar, 1 Chairman
 June President Taft, is renomi hated by the Republican convention at Chicago. Col. Roosevelt and his followers hold meeting in Chicago l and Launch Progressive Party. June 25 Democratic National Con
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vention opens at Baltimore an elects Alton B. Parker Temporary Chair man. June 30-Stcrm sweeps over Sas- katchewan, Canada, caus ng death of 200 people and $1 ,OOO, 100000 property l loss.
 June Miss Harriet Quimby is killed by a fall from an aeroplane into Dorchester Bay, Mass. July 2-Woodrow Wilson is nom : naed for President by the Demo- cratic Convention Baltimore Melvin 1 Vaniman and four of h $ companions ara killed when his airship explodes near Atlantic City. Those who per-
 shed W 'ta him are, George Bourellon, Calvin Vaniman, Fred Elmer and Wal ter Guest.
 July 4-Tom Moore, a professional ballonist, is killed in a fall at H H. side Park, N. J. Foriy-one people 1 are killed and fifty injured whem a Lackawanna express tra n crashes l into freight train near Corning, N. Y.
 July 5-Twenty-one people are killed and 30 injured when a passen- ger train on the Ligon CT Valley Rail- road IS run into from behind by a freight train. at Wilpen, Pa. I July 6-Olympic Games open at Stockholm. Sweden. :.
 July S-Camcrrist leaders are sen tenceId to 30 years Imprisonment.
 Junly 11-Pietro Mascogni, the composer, elcpes with chorus girl. July 13LThe U. s. Senate ousts Will am Lormier of Illinois. July l4--13 persons are. killed and 25 injured when an Omaha mail ! train crashes into the rear end of a; Dsmver overland limited. IS miles west of Chicago. K. K. 'McArthur. of South Africa. wins the Marathon at Stockholm.
 July 16-Herman Rosen.hal.: a New York gambler who had accused Police' Lieut.. Chas. A. Becker, of be- ing his partner is shot dead. The Amer can team is first in the Olymric
 games. William F.. McCombs is elect- ed chairman of the National Demo- cratic Committee.
 July 2O-Meat Packers trust dis solves.
 July 26-Th 'rteen Detroit Aldermen
 caught accepting bribes. July 2S.-Police Lieutenant Chas,
 A. Becker, is arrested at New York, charged with hiring four assassins to
 shoot Herman Rosanthal, the gamb-
 Ter. Mutshito, Emperor of Japan, l dies.
 Aug. 1-Rebcls renew war Tn Mex fico.
 Aug. 5.-Progressive D. party opens National Convention at Chicago.
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STATE NEWS. | < l. <. | < + + + + + | + < < l. '
NORwooD REMAINS Ar CAPITAL.

Little Rock, Dec. 2S.--Attorney Gen. eral Hal l.. Norwood announces that he will continue to make Little Rock his home after retiring from the of- flee of attorney general the middle of January He will open law office here, and resum ethe practice of his profession. Assistant Attorney Gen. eral Rector will go to Fort Smith to open law office. He is prominent applicant for appointment of district attorney for the Western District.
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New York, Dec. 2S.-Much notable
 history was written in the year of 1912-Even.s of vast Importance and
 othsr in the quick march of the past
 twelve months.
 The most significant of these, doub, less, was the revolt of the Balkan States against tle Turkish
 Empire, wf oh put period to the
 Sultans ancient supremacy in East ern Europe. The sudden rise of the minor states which comprised the Balkan allies, is one of the marvels of the age. No less miraculous was the sw it and decisive way in which they swept the Turks across the plains of Thrace. and forced them pack to~the blanks of the Dardenelies.
 The fortunes of tte war caused the s whole world to wonder. The very map of Europe was changed from day to day especially has this war brought into significant power the States of Servia and Bulgaria and given them an important voice in the diplomatic forum, of Europe.
 The most grievous occurance of he year, especially to Americans was 5. the sinking of the "Titantic"on Apr.l 4l4th, the loss of this, greatest of all ocean liners, with over 1900 people was the greatest marine tragedy of all time.
 ] It was not only the multitude of V ctime that made the catastrophe so erwlhelmingly sad but the cnarac- ter and importance of many of those who sank-the appalling figure being 1619.
 s4 In the middle of the night while the ship was flashing with myrads ofI brilliant lights and the great vessel was wringing with music and laugh gter, the "Titan c" ran head on intoI gigantic iceberg while going at the Tate of over 30 miles an hour, Death seemed to relgn in the air as we'll as on the waiter, during tho year 1912. their lives. YVES unprecedented. And one american woman is numbered among the victims. Miss Quimby. she fell into the ocean from the ehighth of thousand feet The year ] rlaimed 30 airmen, bringing the total eof all up to 217.
 X The year marked some improve ment in the Hydroaeroplane. but on I the whole, the science of flying q q not progress to any material degree In this year of the most numerous K air disasters, it is quite significant, x that death should claim, by sickness, the m,n who invented the first prac- teal flying Wilbur Wright. \ The great American Inventor pass N ed away at his home in Dayton, Ohio and was given one of the most not aable funerals in the history of the
 city.
 In the polit cal realm the year
 lSla witnessed many remarkable
 Things. Prehaps the most signlfl- cant was the completion of the over-
 throw of the 'Manchu dynasty in
 China and the installation of the chl-
 nese Republic with Dr. Sun. liar
 yard graduate as president.
 In America, of course the most i'm
 portant political event was the over
 Shelming defeat of the Republ car
 farty, and the return of tue Dem
 ocratic Party to power after sixteer
 years, with Woodrow Wilson as tht
 aew President,
 An Al interesting feature of tn'
 kelit cal movement in this country
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cAUGHING AT NIGHT

One bad cought can keep the whole family awake at night. Phil, Disor- neau. Schaffer, Mich, says: Fl cossld not sleep on account of 2 bad cough. and I was very weak, used F0leyss Honey and Tar Compound, and soon the cough left and slept Aoundly all night. w. |. Dewoody & co.
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|. :. ,. X x < M * l. < J: :: .: x ;. .. ,: . HISTORY MAKING EVENTS OF THE YEAR 1912.

War between Turkey and the
 Balkan States. E Sinking of the Titanic" when
 1519 souls perished. Attempted assassination of
 Theodore Roosevelt. < Democratic victory in the Unit
 ed States and the election of Woodrow Wilson for president. Establish of the Chinese Re- public. Winning of the Noble Prize for Surgical Research by Dr. Alexis Carrell of the Rockefeller Insti- ute. President Taft's veto of the
 tariff bills reducing the rates of : wool, cotton and iron Also his veto of the Farmers Free list bill. ; Canada's rejection of the Re- : ciprocity Agreement. s The assassination of Herman Rosenthal, a New York gambler q at the instigation of Police Lieu tenant Charles A. Becker. Death of thirty airmen during ; the year, bringing the grand to- 5 tai up to 217. Winning first place at the Olym- : pic games by the American team : Winning of IT worlds champ, 5 ionships by American athletes. ; U. S. Supreme Court decisions 5 in the Union Pacific merger and > ,s the Anthracite Coal Trust cases. ; * * ss * ;: * ;. :: :.
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ALLEN ITO BE TRIED
 ON TOMORROW

Nelson Allen, the young white man who was arrested Thursday on g.
 charge of grand larceny by Con- stable Frank Stewart, will be given preliminary hearing Monday morn ing before Magistrate J. A. Frazier Allen stole a horse from Grant county liveryman at Sheridan and attempted to sell the animal for $37- 90 to a Pine Bluff negro. The negro went to his employer to obtain thc money but the employer became suspicious and called the constable who arrested Nelson The owner of the horse came to the city Friday and took fhe animal back with him.
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ter attending the Tri-Scnool deba' here between Pine Bluff and Little Rock.
 Henry Cook, Of Cincinnati, is ln the city visiting Mrs. Sarah Bernarh nd family.
 Chester w. Taylor. deputy sta@e treasurer, and Attorney Daniel Tay- Tor, of Camden, are n the city visit ing their parents, Colonel and Mrs, & M Taylor
 Mrs. Clyde Hellums, of Grady who has been visiting friends in the city for seveial days, has returned to her home.
 Colonel Sam NJ Taylor will leave this morning for Hot Springs in the interest of his cand daey for Con gress. Colonel Taylor will not ad dress the voters of Jefferson county as formerly announced for the reas- on that he will be out in the dis trie. ill the interest of his candi- dacy.
 w. H. Glover, of Little Rock, Iron Mountain rouSe, spent yestes- day in the city arranging for the trip of the local Eagles and their ladies who are preparing to attend the annual convention at Fort Smith.
 Miss Gussie Wolff, of Bas' rop, La, who has been the guest of Miss Louise Kimple, will leave today fer Little Rock, to vis't relatives.
 Mrs. Henry w. War, of Camden, who came here to attend the funera, of Mrz. H. P. Solmson and who spent several days with te family here, rA- turned home yesterday afternoon.
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Judge w. D. Jones went to Me- Gehee yesterday morning on profess sional business.
 Miss Bertha Dodge left yesterday afternoon fer Birmingham, Ala where she will make her home.
 Henry Fla zlip left yesterday af- tarnoon for Memphis to spend Sun dsy with friends.
 Miss ,kaF5heiine Lindsay, of Cor, nerstone, was shopping ill the city yesterday.
 John Fowler left yess serday after noon for St. Louis where he will spend several days on business.
 Major II. A. Mccoy spent yester- 52y in the capital city on business.
 E. X. Howell has returned from Hot Springs where he accompanied tho local team of basketball players. The boys will return today.
 Dan Kicks and J. G. Myar, of Swan Lake were visitors in tho city yesterday.
 Dr. w. F. Rrunson. of Swan Lake. vas in the city yesterday on bus mess.
 A. NJ. Hooker and N. H. McPeaK, of Swan Lake, spent yesterday in .ha city on business.
 !. D. Crockett, of South Bend, Who has been in ,he city for the fast several days, returned to his heme yesterday afternoon on the Steamer Grand.
 Ms. w F. Mullikin and Miss Mar taa Ac2ell, who went to Hot Springs to attend he tri-school debate, and Miss Nettie Mullikin and William WrC Q Brewster, the debaters who won the Hot Springs cup returned home yesterday afternoon
 Attorney W. B. Sorrells went to Dumas yesterday morning on bus ness.
 P. L. Neville, claim agent for the Iron Mountain with headquarters at Little Rock, was in the city yester- day settling few minor claims which had ben filed against hs company in the Jefferson circuit court.
 M, c. Cross was a business visi- or in the capital city yesterday.
 Mrs. $. D. Wilson left last Il ght for Gates, Tenn, to attend the bed- e3de of his mother. Mrs. NJ. c. Vii son, who is critically i'll.
 Rev w. w. Wilson wen,. to Little Rock yesterday on business.
 Miss Katherine Terry, of Litt,e Rock has returned to her home af-
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RAILROAD WINS \
 DANA NGE SlIT

jury in the Jefferson circuit court yesterday in the ease of Sophia Cleveland, a negro trained nlrrsa against tho Pine Bluff, Arkansas Riycr Railway, involving adamaGn suit of 5000 for personal injuries sustained by the defendant, rcturnaa a verdict for the railroad. The wom- an was making a hurry call to tha bedside of a sick s2rson living oa the railroad, and Was gong to her destination on handcar A small motor car, carrying Il party of of ficials, crashed into the handcar wrecking it and ininring the defe1- dant. Attorney Alex H. RoWoll was attorney for the plaint if. l}rd%es, Wiildridgc and Gautt Represented 'he railroad company.
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SHOP EMPLOYEE
 INJURED YESTERDAY

A. l.. Barret an employe of the Cotton Belt ear shops, sustained in iuries 70 his back yesterday while at work yesterday. An ambulance was called and tho injured man Wis taken to the office of Dr. A. w. Troupe, the company physician, After receiving treatment Barret was removed to his home at No SIS Nebraska street. It is not thought the injury will result serious.
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SHOE STORE P0STP0NES
 IFS OPENING HERE


 On account Of the inclomnnt weather ,he grand opening Of tae Galdbarg Selz Royal Blue Shoe Store will ba continued -throu%A Monday to enable every one 10 cal and look at the pretty new store many from calling Saturday, q larg5 crowd called and were shown through the now sore and the tina display of spring e.ylcs. Handsome souvenirs will be given to all who call at the store Monday. The Royal Blue Store is located at No. ga Ma Il street.
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sai. e Riley here

sai.e Riley here.
 Mrs. Thomas Clay Jefferson ao- honnees the eng cement of her daughter, Mise Lillian Lee Iofrers9a to Mr. Salem A Wallace. The mar riage will oe celebrated the latter part of May.
 Miss Ieffersoa is a beautiful gil, he dauehter Of tho Ig.o Thomos Clay Jeffers Il. tho well known and prominent horseman. She was grad ua%ed from Hamilton College and is well trayelea and much adm red in many other cities besides at her own home.
 Mr Wallace Iolds tho position cs Assistant g cretary and Treasurer of the Trust Company, He is a son ef Mrs. William Wallace Of Riei1- mond, Ken lucky. having came from ttat city to attend Inc State Tniver, sity and t7 m5l-a IS home in Lex in@ton. He is extremely popular here.
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SOCIETY
Birthday H;ilner

Mrs. J. ". Wcrth'ngton WIS hon ored Saturday, her if y-secoaI birthday with a surpr.se dinner giv- on at ger home by relatives and friends. Qufte an elaborate dinner was prepared by different relatives and carried to her home. Those r1ssent were MT. and Mrs. w. Nj. Worthineton Mr and Mrs. 0. C. P.ss, Mir. and Mrs. o. C. Poss, Mf. ard Mrs. U. M. Poss, Mir. and Mrs. c. A. IYellums, MT. and Mrs. W. T. Trawee1 IT,, MT. and Mrs. O. C. Butler, Woo1,son Poss, c. E. Poss arl Misse: Arlean TraWeek and Mabel Culpepper. The dinner was a great surpr'se to the honofee as it was prepared without her know ledge. All expressed themselves as having had 8 most delightful time and wished Mrs Worthinason maag more such happy birthdays.
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Worsmcn have been busy for the past week remod daling th" buAtns and installing such eonvenicnces as are necessary to 'hc conducting of a first class cafe The restaurar.t will cater to the highest class pat- ronage and tho service will he of the best. The new cafe will rcmain open all night.
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Missionary Society

The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of ae First Methodist church will have a literary meeting at the home of Mr: R. l.. Ruther- ford, No. 1902 West Second avenue Monday afternoon, March 9, at 3 o'clock fine program has beea arranged and all members are urged to be present.
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New Tlub OrganiZCd,

"The Plea Club is the name Of Pine Blufr's newest social organization composed of members of the Typo graphical and othe@ unions. The members will have a meeting every Sunday afternoon and, in iovia fash ion while away the dufi minutes be tween church services in the morning and evening.
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Foreign Missionary Sacietv

The Ladies Foreign Missionary s. eiety of the First Presbyterian church will met Monday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock with Mrs. J. I. Nor avenue.
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NEW CAFE WILL
 OPEN WEDNESDAY

The Richelieu Cafe, No. 11S West Second avenue, under the manage mont of George Pullets, will open for business Wednesday, March 27t;l.
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Jegferson-Wallace

The following wedding announce ment from the Lexington, (Ky) Leader will be read Wifh interest by Pine Bluffians. Miss Jefferson is well and favorably known here, hay .ng been the guest of Mrs. Will
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CNy Bcautffui

Tha reguiar monthly me ting of the Chy Beautiful club will be he'd Thurs lay morntn& al 10 o'clock ii tAe Parlors Of tha iTosel Jefferson. All members aga asked 10 attoni and bring th IF daes as this is tRo first meeting Of 5he new year.
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P w. Bcgss has been appointe5l postmaster at Lake D ok vice J. P. Mcdaniel resigned