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all 103 persons are held.
The interesting feature of these ar
rests is that nearly all OF the accused
are processing Christians. This has
caused much comment, and the accus-
ation has been made that the Japan
csc government was directing a cam
paign especially against Christians
because of uneasiness lest the infim.
ence of the church might become un.
pleasantly powerful in Japan's new
possession.
Surprised at Attitude.
The officials of Korea, including the
goyernor-general, express surprise az
the attitude taken by a number O!
the leading missionaries. The COVER
nor-general, Count Terauehi, himself
has said that there did not exist in
the official mind the faintest suspi-
cion of any completely or foreknowl-
edge on the part of the missionary
body in connection with this plot. He
declared that 1t was the desire of the
government to cooperate heartily with
the missions, and said: Il and my
successor viii always live up to the
promises and the program laid down
when Japan first assumed the control
and government of Korea. The in
structions of the emperor are thai
religion and politics must be kept
apart. In other words the State and
church form two different branches
Both. however, tend to the same goal.
which is the betterment of the people
and both must cooperate"
Educated Plotter5.
The common belief is that the case
will develop conspiracy in which a
number of educated young Koreans
have been connected as leaders. Il
is asserted that Koreans now living
in America and certain other persons
who have been connected with Ko
rea's past but who are now living in
America, will be shown to have CON
tributed money and advice, Certain
of the prisoners were the recipients
of these funds and are known to have
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-17
HUGHES GIRLIES GOT COLUMNS
ON ADVENTURES WITH CUPID

Tie company to be the rndefeated
marathon champion la the Olympian
game OF wooing. Casernan' attentions
10 Miss Pearl furnished most of the
gossip on the voyage Owe.
Miss Pearl Drofessed 10 treat the
matter very seriously arc would not
tel the full name Of Write. which was
revealed by another member of the
troupe
According 10 the stoiis5 told by the
chorus Of the company. Willie was
first encountered in Honolulu.
One night Mamma Caseman. bored
by things inevitably Oriental decided
TO take Willie to see the American
show.
Mamma did not attend the show
again, but Willie was Oh hand every
night and II soon became apparent
that Miss Pearl was the special object
Of his attendance and attention.
Only Safety in Flight.
Willie became so ardent In pursuit
OF the chorus girl, in fact, that Mamma
Caseman decided that the only safety
lay in flight
She, accordingly, made Willie ac-
company her to Shanghai, only to
learn a few days after her arrival. that
the opera company was travelling in
her wake to play an extended engage
ment in that Paris Of the Orient.
Mamma decided TO move again. but
Just as she was about to leave Willie
pleaded that he was too i'll to travel.
The chorus girls said yesterday that
they soon learned that the only thing
the matter with Willie was that he
r.yo @ iavpcick
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OAHU RAILROAD CO.
RAZING TWO TENEMENIS

Razing OF two tenements. confaInIDI
an aggregation Of zoo rooms. was start
ed yesterday by laborers employed br
the Oahu Railroad & Land Co. w. r.
Dillingham; says these buildings. To-
Gated between the King street line<ol
stores and the .company's shops. were
not worth the expense Of repairs and
remodeling.
The health inspectors estimate that
200 persons were turned out TO seek
habitations in other tenements and are
watching closely to prevent overcrowd-
ing in the remaining structures OF this
character. It !. Is said that the rental
rates in most Of the tenements have
been raised slightly during the last
few weeks.
For news and the frmfh ahouf a An
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-17
CASES OF KOREAN
PLOTTERS SOON
TO BE HEARD
Missionaries Fear Reaction
Against Church Because
Converts Involved

SEOUL, Korea, July 10.-The cases
of the Koreans charged with plotting
against the government and the life
of the encouragement are to come
up for hearing shortly. The evidence
in the hands of the public prosecutor
5 understood to be yoIuminops. In
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TvHE proof that our Mr.. Lennox is having very
successful trip now be seen in our store.
The Ready-to-Wear Garments made to his
order by the best New York houses excel anything
we have ever shown in the past The quality, style
and prices are irresistible.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-17

For news and the truth about Il, al
people buy the Starr bulletin.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-17
Dress Accessories

White and coIoredB PRINCES and TRIMMINGS.
SandB
SILK FRINGE in all eoIors from inch to 3 inches wide.
New PATTERNS
CHINESE in alI~
SILK GLOVES n all
New Models MOZART IMPROVED FRONT
Embroidery
ING PATTERNE
AUGUST DELNEAToR now on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
RUSSIAN ADMIRAL
ENDS HIS LIFE

ST PETERSBURG. oct - Rear
Admiral Chagin. commander OF the
Emperor Of Russias yacht STANDARD.
committed suicide al his residence
yesterday.
Current rumors attribute Rear Ad.
miral Chagin's suic de TO remorse over
tho illness OF Crown Prince Alexis
which Is reported TO have been the
Jesuit OF an accident while the little
prince was aboard the Standart IL is
said that the crown prince injured
himself while initiating sailors diving.
although Il is positively affirmed that
he slippc dand fell in his bath.
Admiral Chagin killed himself with
a rifle. lie spent the previous night
In writing letters 10 relatives. He
left note on the table saying:
Il ask that no one shall be accused
LOT my death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
GOVERNOR HURT
IN BAD WRECK
Governor Osborn OF Michigan. One Of
Thirteen Hurt on Big -FOUR
Four Arv Dying.

CHICAGO oct - Governor Chase
, Osborn. OF Michigan. was one ~ Is
persons injured In train aua street ar
wrecks here TODAY. that resulted from b,
dense fog that covered tire southern
Part Of the city. The governor was only
eighty injured on the right arm Mrs
Osborn. who accompanied her husband
Mas not hurt
tf the others injured. fpur are he-
moved 10 be dying while the rest were
rot seriously hurt end Were able 20 10
tn tteir homes after being given temp
prary treatment
III" trSt wreck occurred when "a 49,
II ar train crashed into the rear end of
. Michigan Central train at the seven
trfh street crossing Governor nfa
Mrs Osborn were ON the latter tram
coming 20 Chicago. Beside the COVER.
nor. thrr" women were slightly injured
u this wreck
\ second wreck occurred when A Pen
rsylVania train struck street car al
i0Sth street The fog was do dense that
the gatenan failed 10 see either the car
90 the train and left the gates op.n
seven passengers on the street car were
hurt. or whom four probably will die
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
BEAR ATTACKS RESISTED
In THE STOCK MARKET

NEW YoR, Oct. 2t.-Almost the only
hoteNorthy feature Of to-days stock
market was its stubborn resl-tanes 80
series OF bear attacks From the very
ontset the short interest Adopted an AK
tIesslNe attitude. finding slight surour-
sEement IN the state OF the foreign mar
s't-, but moderate support Invariably
resulted IN general recovery.
me selling movement concentrated
against United States steel. the Hill
Issues. u ion PACING. Canadian Pacific
ana l-"htsh valley. later embracing some
OF the minor speCialtieS and American
IAN. Reading was easily the strongest
or ne railway group. with some demand
Tor New YORK Central
Prices Vnvered uncertainty in tho late
session hut mild furry In call loans.
which ros" - per cent caused another
s'tbtck ana an ahruTt halt To- the nCtiv-
iiy then In progress. hut support was
sAaln effective ma restoring the general
IrN.l - fraction over the preceding
days close.
''onas sgain reflected the irregular
course of stocks on Hight trading. Total
eal"s. par valu. were &i.sNn.nuV. 1. =.
bonds we're unchanged on call.
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ISSUE TRANSFERS
CLERK oidhau VIII Have OFFICE Open
az Might 90 AocommodAts
Voters.

Ior the benefit 81 voters who have
u.tti ffum thr precinct iu which Troy
fffl'fl WHEN fufr registered clerk tII-
balm. ~ the BOARD 90 CuurrtssIursre. bias
nnr Hnrrl That Hs wIIl remain iu the
office Uf tNU luuuUlasIOaers on f.e
EVENINGS OF Monday. Tuesday anil Well
realtv. uufl O'Clock Co ISSUE transfers
iarI voter who Nae moved -ln0" 20 Els-
fff.rE 800 Dol required fn have Dds r1nIn
frHIr ferrsI fu fle precinct lu w...U uf
r.w resides nr hH VIII NOT N" entitled fH
vote All transfers must un made hy
Oh. Ifaf Jas rf fI.a month
The rtsIaf.Hrs wfs made ur f.r
various rrf. .n.f .t l. atrlf..r books
Tor Gre county VIII Is paid 10 tho office
.f rrerkinE r. fIe fists al. uas.r - Hlf
fH. aIiITr checks wHa ..H 'sfnI Nd. f.f.
IH. anil ... rfE-frtrs $3.50 receive Con
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each quotations were as follows:
F!our-Steady.
% Rys-No. >. 6Sis n seo
Barley Peel or mixing IS y sc. fair
90 choice mailing 5sus2c
Timothy S~ed-s3 uuua 90
Glover Seed-tig GOALS 90
fprk-NeS~ 81 ~. ali %
l.ard-tin tiercssl 81 l.Hii ~ c
short rlb--tloosel SO SvaIi IS.
GNioN STOCK YARDS. Tfttsburgh.
fA.pct .f-'attie steady. supply igut.
choice fs.s5Hs.-5. prime s. 90 . So
sheep steady: supply light: prime " nth-
ers - SO q Z 50. cul.s and commons e. 90
= 90. lambs Ss5Of, 1.2I. veal cave.
8. 50f 1900. Hogs. active. receipts 20
double decks; prime heaVieS g .U1I % 90.
mediums $50 n So heavy workers s. 90
nssa. light yorKerz 5s.55fi 500: pigs
5000 q Is. roughs 80 "a 80.
CHICAGO. oct et-Close. CATTLE
Receipts. 5000 mead. market stea;-y To
strong Reeves s. Sufitt O5. Texas
steers 81 900 3 70. western steers s. .u
. 80. stockers and feeders 50 s54
90. cows and heifers s. s5H7 IS.
calves So 75N 10 CO.
Hogs-Receipts 10000 head. market
unsettled. most Of early advance lost
heavy - i0ffs 50. rough s. ions 90.
pigs IS 25H7 IS. bulk 81 sales s. 400
~.
sheep Receipts $4,000 head. market
steady to lu cents lower. Natiy- 81 90
a4 So. western 50 55Us So. vearlings
81 sud5 70. lambs. native s. uuft1 -.
western 81 2gfl- 90
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waller Brothers Closing Letter.

NEW YORK. Ort 2f-The market
NJ the opening was steady and there
was an inclination TO hold Ut by trad
efs Later 10 developed good deal OF
Neakn 49, and there was an effort
MAJ" To- catch stop orders. prices
broke, but quickly recovered In the
afternoon the market became firm ana
~ looked as ~ a bear raid had not been
successful Call money advanced. hut
mig had little effect. The clos. WAS
STEADY. We look for money rates To
e. up and hold nrm over end 81 month
snd thr bank statement b. apt To- DE
poor.
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Cottage PRAYER meeting will he held
on Friday afternoon at 30 at the
homes ~ =. T. Foster and J. T. Fos-
ter.
The Missionary Circle. 81 the Pres
hyt"rian church. vii hold It's October
meeting 40 the home 81 Mrs. J. y.
Jacobs. on Friday afternoon. october
-. ~ 2 20
2 J.. Foster. clerk Of the Circuit
Court. stated to-day that he did not
care 90 notice some - the criticisms
corcerrinr what h. had done In con-
rection with the ballot commissioners
and would do IN" same again under
me tiIcumsta noes. but one thing he
would say. that ho never In his life
received cont Of compensation even
for services from any campaign Meth
sr had he ever met Watson or had
any communication with him directly
or indirectly.
Fred Wilson. 81 tho Fourth Ward. K
O. visitor ~ the home OF his mother In
Pittsburgh
Mr. and Mrs J ~. Fisher have
returned from n visit M tho home ~
their daughters Mrs. William spoon
and Mrs. Chase. both rcs/ing in the
East
The first snow ~ she season In this
vicinity f.l ~ Stsuhtuyille on We'd
ncsdav morning coming down heavy
ground but % soon melted away
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Office.

$50 mo fHaftf.r fr Goo fntf.fIre- h-
market b. unchanged 90 nunrfrr
franc decline December flfrrea
closed offered 40 Oh qFc. March closed
offered af 1ff-c. N1y closed offered
af 70 POO. july closed offered 4f
10 ITr. September closed offered rf
% lfr RIO SO quoted 90 fsf-c.
Nararf steady
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. oct 2s-Heaxv selling Of
wheat today resulted mainly from low
81 cables. th~ eject 81 less tension cor.
cefninE thu influence ~ the Turki-h
y cent under last night corn showed
"a net decline - q. Co t.u- cents and
oats = lsss 20 = q to r-u4tsious
closed ~ cents down 20 8 cents up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25
OHIO RIVER & WESTERN
RAILWAY.

Arrival and departure % trains q. BELL.
are
Arrive 10 90 r. NJ. $50 q - iss p n
Depart 30 e. ~. go n. ~ SO nj
Sunday frrira arrive 80 . 20 q ~ ard
druarf 80 go q ~
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WELLSBURG

There will be a box social az ths
I Underwood school house on Friday
evening. November Is. Miss Blanche
Jam SON. teacher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25

ROBBERS. J Forest and Charlotte
Cashmere. ~ Wheeling
Thomas Dale ana Loretta Maloney.
Of brilliant
Alvin Hartzcll. 81 Wheeling AMI
Emma Haynes. Of East Liverpool.
Frank j. I'M. 81 Clinton. Pa. and
Gertrude CoChrane. Of Wheeling.
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. oct p ~
me following quotations on the more
s'tlNe Wheeling stocks are corrected
daily for the INTEL! genccr by Howard
Hszlett 4 son. loc4l brokers.
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New York Stock EXCHANGE

WHEELING. w Va. oct. "a =
RANG Of active. stocks on tie New
1ork stock Exchange. corrected daily 10y
a. r. Masten n co. brokers
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\ man isn't FAR from richt when
he's willing To- ndmit that ne Is in the
wrong.
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WHEELING. ". Va. oct %. IL
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
Tally lev \. r. Masten & Co. bankers
and brokers. National Exchange BanK
building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-25

:-Transfer books close october a!th
for per cent cash dividend. PAYABLE
November 9Th.
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Baron's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. ". Va. oct 20. IA
I'll" following quotations on the moro
active WheelinA stock> nre corrected
daily for the intelligence by George W :
Baron. local broker. and X n. Marshall
manager Bond Department.
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STOCKS


American Sewer Pipe .....|..T II
Columbia Gas - Electric ~ I5i. rs
Consolidated Ice pref ............. tgt.
HARRISON Walker Ref .... So .
20 Il'l'ITeI 90. ...... .lul I.....
Independent Brewing ..... 81. s..
do preferred ............ 3as g4i-
Kansas Natural Gas ..... IL n
Nanufacturer' l.. \ H.......... ga.
Mononcaheia River Coal....... iSis
National Fir. PROBING zee.
do preferred ............ 81
OHIO Fuel ............. 4et..
o }.iio f'u,l on .............. ia. is
Pittsburgh Brewing .......... lots i6a.
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New York bonds.
Pittsburg Stocks.

Total sales $50. zoo shares.
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Total sales s.735 shares
New York Curb Market.
WHEELING. ". Va. Oct - IL
Reported D.! A l. Makten a 80. l.. y.
bTand. manager. members New York
stock ENf hanse
INDUsTRiALs. ETC. BID Ask.
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hoTSpSN1rLE LINE
WHEELING anf MOCNDsFIT.LF
-l-LI nn.nnL ..uL.n

WIZ - ~ AM AlDl y BNk LILLE
Daily except sunday
Lave
ION -treet Lac.
Wheeling Hounfssfi 4.
% 100 70 u. 80. =,
81 D rL
90 lines having regular errrea. ser.
wee shipments Weighing On encsra Of
tffV pounds o. ~ large bulk. viii NOT
be carried on passenger cars
ALL LIN tE--Ially errepf sunday
80 shipments. except emefEsncy shfp-
werfa % rrc1trinf vii BE- rarFlsI n,
psEsenEer cars between 800 and SIS
- m
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wHEELrso q LAxr1n1..r,o.,
WHEELING TRACTION oorpAEr
BXPnBss CAH sCHHDuLn


FAN HANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WEf.I.aPtTRn
Daily except sunday.
Leave
22nd sirsst Lao.
. . y .rflna Wsllsbura
80 . o. n 81 80.
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s12 and el3 Schmul5ach Bldg.
Y. Y. marshali Mgr. Bind Dept
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Total saies s.sss share.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-01-16
WILL Leave FOR
Wash N CIT n
AGENT ON FED.
CONVENTION OF T. C. S.

The annual convention of the
Treasury Construction society, com.
posed of construction officials Of the
eminent, of which Benson A. Apple
yard. superintendent Of construction
of the Ottumwa postoffice and United
States court house, is corresponding
secretary, will be held in Washington,
D. c., January rs. 26 and q. The cur
rent number of the 'Bulletin,' edited
by B. A. Appleyard Of Ottumwa and
the mouthpiece of the T. c. S., has
much to say about the coming meet
ing. The convention will be the first
that has ever been held at the head,
quarters of the construction officials
in the treasury building at the national
capital. The secretary and assistant
secretary of the treasury. as we'll as a
number of the other officials of the
treasury department and the architec.
tural branch thereof. have signified
their acceptance of an Invitation to be
present during the convention. Mr.
Appleyard and number of the men,
bers engaged in the west will take a
special train out of Chicago the even
ing of January "a, after all gather
from their various locations in Chi
cago. Mr.. Appleyard leaves here jan
uary % to meet the other western
members in Chicago Among the sub.
jects to be presented to the conven-
ton is one by the Ottumwa superin.
tendent entitled, Appearance of the
Building"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-01-16
STATE HUNTERS
HOLD BIG MEETING

Des Moines, Jan. 15.-An enthusiasts
tic meeting of the Iowa Conservation
and Sportsmens league was held
Thursday. Everything from politics
to the preservation of fish and game
was discussed. w. E. D. Rummel and
D. Y. French were reelected as presi'
dent and secretary-treasurer
A committee appointed to investi
gate the receipts and expenditures of
the state hunters license fund re.
ported that the sum of S269,402 had
been collected since 1909 and that
$137 $50 Of this amount had been ex,
pended. 1t was suggested that the
English pheasants and Hungarian
cartridges imported into the state be
cared for directly by the state associa.
ton instead of by individuals as at
present.
A committee will be appointed
shortly to sound the various candi.
dates for the state legislature as to
their views on the preservation of fish
and game in the state. The new board
of directors is composed of directors
Of directors is composed of the presi.
dent and secretary and the
following three members: R. T. Jeffry
of Ames. G.. Fl. Jameson Of Bows, and
E. r. Igo of 1ndianola.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-01-16
CALL.
FOR REPUBLICANS
STATE CHAIRMAN FRANKIE GIVES
OFFICIAL NOTICE OF DELE.
GATE MEETING.

Des Moines, Jan. 13.--Carl FRANKIE
of Parkersburg, Iowa, late last night
issued the official call for the repub'
lican state convention which is to be
held at Cedar Rapids April "a.
The call follows: .5r
To the republican electors of Iowa:
In accordance with usage and in pur.
suance of a call of the republican ma
the republican state central committee
of Iowa, delegate convention of the
republicans of Iowa will be held in the
city of Cedar Rapids on Wednesday,
April "a, 1912 at II o'clock a. m. for the
purpose of electing four delegates-at-
large and four alternate delegates at
large to represent Iowa in the republi-
can national convention to be held in
the city of Chicago in the state of ILL.,
nois on Tuesday June 49, 1912. All
republican and other voters in this
state who believe in republican princi-
pies and who indorse the policy of the
republican party are cordially invited
to unite under this call for the cleo
ton of delegates and alternate dele
gates to the national convention. At
IL o'clock a. m. on the day Of the
aforesaid state convention the dele
gates from the various counties shall
meet in caucus to select the usual
committee of the state convention.
TO national committee directors:
THE congressional district delegates
and alternates shall be elected by con-
ventions called by the republican con-
gressional committee of each district
80 h;,txy
shall have been published in some
newspaper or newspapers of gen.
eral circulation in the district, pro-
vided that in any congressional dis
tract where there is no republican con-
gressional committee, the republican
state committee shall be substituted
for and represent the congressional
committee in issuing said call and
making said publications.
1t is recommended that the several
districts convention as provided above
be called to meet at the same time
and place as the state convention, in
accordance with the custom of this
state, and that the hour of converting
of these several conventions be held
at the same time as that of the dis
trict caucpses, at 10 o'clock a. m.
April "a, I912 The state committee
will provide separate halls for the hold
ing of these caucuses and district con-
yentions. The method of selecting
the delegates to attend the state con-
vention shall be determined by the
COMMITTEES Of the various counties and
the method to be used shall be stated
in the call issued by the county chair
man for the election of these delegates.
All delegates shall be chosen not later
than ten days befor the date Of the
meeting Of the state convention and
the credentials of all the delegates
should be forwarded to the state chair
man at Cedar Rapids at least five days
before the meeting of the state con-
vention.
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BELkNAP.

Miss Bessie Wilcher and Earl Nc
Alister of Ottumwa were the guests
Sunday evening of the Misses Bertha
end Jennie Niles.
Rev. J. R. Yount is assisting Rev.
Beard of Bloomfield in meeting at
Bunch.
Mrs. Will Putnam and daughter.
Dorothy of Drakeville, visited friends
at this place Saturday.
Miss Olive Putnam and mother en-
tertained Mrs. T. D. Mum and Mrs.
T. H. WEIGH at a 6 o'clock supper Fri
day evening
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Mccormick spent
Saturday night and sunday at the
VIM Mccormick home at oris.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Dunlavey and
daughter Miss Jennie left last week
for their home at Everist
Ira Rankin Of Hardin. Mont. who
is attending college at Mt. Pleasant,
spent his vacation here and at Ian
caster, Mo-, and in company with B.
w. Bell, left Wednesday for Mt. Pleas
ant to resume school duties
J. B. Painter has purchased the j.
: A. Conner property and took posses
sion last week.