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Evening journal., 1913-06-04
IRON. STEEL AND METAL


IL scrap iron. steel and metals. rubber
and rope Wilmington Iron and Metal Co,
South Market and q streets. jan31-iyr.
II IGHEsT CASH PRICES PAID FOR
III scrap iron, steel and metals, rubber
and rope. Auto tires a speciality. p. Ed
ward Stirlith No 224 French St. ian31-1yr.
Evening journal., 1913-06-04

I OF, 4oxiso, WITH 4o.FooT 'FRONT.'
~ age, on both the Boulevard and Cons
cora avenue az sd7 per front foot. Great
bargain for builder or investor. Address
L'o. Evening Journal ONCE mayi2tf.
Evening journal., 1913-06-04
REAL EsTATE-FoR SALE

EOR sALE-PROPERTY, No. 1soo LAM
IL caster avenue. Store, IL rooms ana
bath. Fine stable in rear. Apply on prem1
laes' may13-1m
Evening journal., 1913-06-04
ROOFERS

w r.. WILLIAMS co.
w No s2i Orange 81. Roofing, Spout
ing and Heating. Metal and composition
roofing Hot Air Heating and Vontilaiing
Repairing promptly done. Phone. o26.iyr
Evening journal., 1913-06-04
FOR SALE

No 61s Concord avenue. 2 rooms, psntryi
bath and storage attic, hot water heat, hard7
wood, large pouches and front and reaR
lawns. Owner on premises Sundays from q
until p. IN.
No 500 West Twentieth street. roomsl
pantry. laundry and bath, detached housd
with lot, 35x1oo hot water heat hardwood
cellar toilet, large porches.
These houses will bear close inspection I
Attractive prices TO quick buyers Call D
6 A., 4755A, and make appointment 20 viev
them.
I'D MID ZHDT nv
Evening journal., 1913-06-04

III ANTFn-sfNGfE MAN TO CARE FOR
w lawn and truck garden ON gentleman s
place adjoining Edge Moor Station. Man
vifh farm experience preferred. Steady po
hfion. Apply fo q. W.. Brown Manager.
iuncf o.
Evening journal., 1913-06-04

I'M JEFFERSON STREET. TWO
LII furnished rooms. maybe I'm
Evening journal., 1913-06-04
FOX SALE OR RENT.

Il OR SALE OR RENTLBUILDTNG NO.
4 AL West Front street Floor space
about 1000 square feet on each floor,
adapted to light manufacturing purposes.
EleSator ana 90 n p boiler on premises,
Apply to II. p. Rumford Central National
Bank. mav1T.r ~
Evening journal., 1913-06-04

II OR RENT-THREE ROOMS. SECOND
Il floor. No. $50 p. Fourth 81. iunes-6t
Evening journal., 1913-06-04

~ oRNER PROPERTY IN WILMINGTON
~ Best business section for sale at a BARI
gam. Present tenants pay interest ou
$4,000. Address SIS, Evening Journal
once. isns1eod-tf.
Evening journal., 1913-06-04
HELP WANTED-FEMALE


\ OCNl CONCERN WANTS 10 WOMEN
H. Canvasscrs for demonstrating work.
Address r. Evening journal api2.f
Evening journal., 1913-06-04
BEAUTY PARLORS
HAIR DRESSING
CHIROPODTST

L. LORA JOHNSON STRADLEY. CHR
It opodist, has removed 10 Kleitz Building,
n. W. Corner Sixth and Market streets.
D. & A. phone. 26l7. n26tf.
A NNIE NJ. SCHAFFER, CHTRoPODrsr.
"A has removed 20 the Harris Building, No.
~ W. Tenth street. ID. & A. phone,
1886. jnn24.ivr.
Il LIzABErH HANRAHAN, GRADUATE
II Fowler Hanna, Ltd. Chropody and
200 Adams St. d. & A., zoos. Evening
by appointment. may15.Iyr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20

Petroleum and Wool. steady. Resin.
quiet Turpentine steady. machine
barrels. s23c. Rice. Molasses. Raw
Sugar and refined, steady. Butter.
hrm. Cheese. steady.
spot Coffee. steady: Rio Is 1896;
santos, IS. l53c.: mild. quiet; Cor
Jova. lCN1Sc.: Havre, unchanged 70
/ franc higher. Hamburg. unchanged
20 3 pig higher. Potatoes. barely
steady: Maine. bag. S19O0$2.0O. Cab
hage and Peanuts. steady and IN
changed
The cotton seed oil market was
steady early. with lard. but late IN
The day declined sharply under SELL
ing by large commission houses and
refners. closing gas points net lower.
Prime crude, 493U5.OO; do. summer
yellow. 6.1OU6.30; January. 6.12: Feb
ruary. COS; March and April, 6.1O;
May. e-14; June. els; July, 6.22; Al
gust go: prime winter yellow, 6.25
N6.99; do. summer white( 6.3046.7o
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20
SQUABBLES MUST
CEASE SAYS WILSON

WASHINGTON. d. c. Special
~ any OF the members OF President
Wilson's Cabinet smiled with satislac-
zion over the dispensation OF patron
age. Which came 10 them when the
Presiden. issued the ultimatum that
an applications lsr ofGce must be sent
through the heads OF Departments. the
smile has long since come OF. Nov
adags the members OF the Cabinet
have every appearance OF the hare
th1t is being hunted with q largc and
cuerEctc pack OF hounds traillng close
behind Only no pack ~ hounds ever
hunted nttl t1e curhus -asm that Is
ucin- shown by The 1lb-huuCry Dem
oer-ts that have descended upon
heretofore the President has been
tnt f.ainf az attack and The Job hunter
Hcnt O. the chief executive FIRST and
told hiri aL the troubles that the
-prless III heir 20. The President
slnllel sneetiy and said nothing. but
teht4 me head ~ The department
81 hat be- thought 90 g. All was done
quietly and in order. and the prcsi-
DEM could hold the conversation down
go two-minute limit 90 ne wanted
Co. The members of the Cabinet.
however, now have 20 see the men
from home and when nfty come each
-at and spend hair an hour each. the
day ts bout over
Attorney General AIcReyrolds Is the p
trs- o. put down his large and sub
stautlai tCut a-C enc the matter on f
,iUlt- Thereafter $50 Viii he The limit
Tor patronage conferences. and the I
aiunE last viii have 20 20 away IN
satisfied After $50 o'clock the At
.orneF Generals Office uiu be closed F.
.o 1l corners. and the work 90 the .
-fnce win De attended 20.
sla.H ..aH
'ers ~ the Cabinet VIII take the same \
.tarc and plan CAS- has the Attorney
General but they have not taken a .
YET
The patronage question in Virginia .
ail Pc handled strictly on progress
'ife AND conservative lines The ma
h-re, So called. Ls strongly conserya-
ttt. and senators Martin and swan
10 nare their lst made out and
-el1y Cor the Presidents approval
ne progress tcs also have slate and .
hey are waitirE for she Presidents
approval - FAR The prorrcssives
iaNe had the shade the best OF the
.rrlrnert and the old guard has ac-
tee some rather severe joits.
Al re-arc to flctonal nEhts fn i
states the President has announced
p 90 uncertain terms ihat ir SQUAD
.le Goes nor cease he is going 60
lts O. himself ana nor let the repre-
ertarlres ir CONGRESS have anything
g. 90 ul-l b. This statement. coupled
Ifl the kroulel-- that President
: ilecr has % Nasty hlLlr 90 doing what
Says ue q -ulnr 81. without fear
Favor. % getting the Statesmen
ertnls.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20
WED SECOND HUSBAND.
WOULD DIVORCE NO. 4

BOSTON, MASS Special Mrs
Elizabeth r. Reals. who married Mil
ton A. Woodbury.. cefc proprietor.
supposing her first husband had been
drowned. seeks 20 get a divorce from
80. 4. who had not died az ALL
II married Charles A. Beale. "A
drug clerk. ia Pawtucket. May rs.
1894" she testified Three weeks
before my sons birth my husband
deserted mc.
For six years 7 didn't zee or hear
from him. Thirteen years after my
marriage I got q letter from a friend
saying he had been drowned ont
West. J engaged "A lawyer 20 verify
this Information. but So was unable
20 do 80.
Il married Mr.. Woodbury. in 1912.
After our marriage / was astonlencd
20 get a letter from my first hus-
band. Then lac returned as well as
ever.
Learning OF his existence. Mr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20
COULDN'T INSULT
HIS FAMILY NAME
ELDER AND NOI NGT-R HIRNS. no
BLOOD RELATION. SI-T-uGI,
fAMlLl SAT AnfiLE-.

KANSAS CITY. MO- Special
when Two Burns related only by law.
met in d discussion OF family affairs at
2125 Summit Street last NIGHT they
naturally had "a hot Gghl samuel
nlrns. slAft years old. a driver for the
standard OH Company. declared on "a
stretcher az NO Police station that
Le dld not care 60 pose as the mcddllng
old father-iu-laH but that ans time "a
uoudcscrlIt sou-ln-laW. say FOR Inc
stance. r. O. Burns. who occupied am
other stretcher. attempted Go blotch the
family name by saying cruel things 10
bis wlts. ~ would Dee out OF hls hear
in-s and mat goes. be- said.
and a skinner for the Swift Packing
company. On his part. said lt had been
FAt ub 20 MN 10 run L4s home accord
inE o. MS own Ideas. father-in-law
notwlthstandlnE lie was not much Of
tlngo, DE declared. feebly brushing a
blood clot from his left eye. bur as
long a. "a dish remained uubroken in
his mouse he would defend IL from in
vading relatives And then DE sighed
and spoke ~ birds singing in the trees.
although tuc station ls lu "a congesred
portion or the Southwest Boulevard and
neighborhoc and the only birds are
The night Owls in the lrou-bound cages
in the rear.
eneu uciBhDors reported social disturb
anccs in the Burns home and the uo-
lice rushed iu. The house was then ID
scene o. chaos and the two fu-laWs
were lying ora the hoor painting. with
clothes torn and Flfagcs sInearcd with
gore Both were arrested Dy Motor
cycle officer Shadduck and held for
iuveetigaflon. The elder Burns. no
blood Kin 90 the younger Burns exc
blamed Dee had famed uD when bis som
in-law had threatened DTS daughter
general hospital where 10 was feared
riF skull was fractured.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20
BEACON HOpE~ LOSES
GENTLEMAN BURGLAR

CHICAGO. I'LL Special Per-
hla-ltr- clever. good lu.elrc. though
O. tnlef tnr many Eeare. owen Conn. "a
eeltelnar hlr--ar. Nuu rle rearr
utfe uf rre Rev Nerrrr * Garrison
and mother Ct nis lre children. Conn.
lc Isl a4eEec o. have ccufesee1 o.
leu eIrg tnefts amou-rluE g. $500. 600.
VaE arrested in san Francisco several
laEs ego after Being shot ir rlght
% rhe police.
Two years aEo M-s Garrison.
r1lrtE and attractive. began mission
ary work a. rhe county jail It was
then she met Conn Trying 20 re-
form him che became devoted Co. him
Charged with burglary. he told 3frE
Garrison rhat he wac innocent She
gave him a Bible and numerous tracts
cn the better life and finally ne
was taken O. rhe Waupun Beniten-
diary
FROM IRE pertlerrlary Conn wrote
O. Mrs Garrison az "Dear Mabel"
and 81 a Beacon Hope" He told
n-r tnar Re had the ambition 20
make ar honest unrR and the viii
to carry ~ through"
when he vas released ne returned
20 Chicago anc went direct % the
. flarEE0u home. TIE minister. dis
covering several letters written 10
Ms Ciarkson from the prison asked
conn 20 leave the house. Then Conn
Fail-
musf admit raat you have the
right 70 be indignant az my seeming
ly frivolous arfitlle and the senfi-
mental tone ~ ms correspondence
wltn your wlfs huf uy dear slr sou
are wholly mistaken 80 to my mo-
dives regarding her.
Conn. hoEeeer. continued % pro
fees religion au1 freclenfly visited
fhe Clarkec- home Their attach
r7erf became 80 apparent that the
ciarfeoE children told their father
fhaf they we've afraid ~4ff. Conn VIII
frv 90 marry mamma"
Last CHRISTMAS Ere rNe minister
met nis wife and Conn on a street
or fre Ecrtn SIDE
mabel VII sou come Hlrh mc or
80 wlrh niw~ Please decide once Tor
asa"
fD ~ 11fn Eiw. fhe replied and
she anl conn walked Off
III ls eail that conn has deserted
her and mat Ene is now in Chicago.
J. J. NoFran has left Cairo. says ar
AfEociate1 Press cieuatrn Wonder 81
~ ieft ale pyramid it SRI not SIR
MofFars fetit 60 leave anything ~
Times ~ errIt
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20

he town of Proycncal. In. nfty-tvvo
miles west of here. was practically
wiped out by "a cyclone which struck
There. one person. "a ucgro boy. was
KILLED, and tttecn other people were
injured.
Two churches number % mer-
camille houses and twenty-five build
lres were demolished.
TIE storm swept everything before
DO iu Cd parh 500 to 500 yarls wide
Some az those Injured ls believed
20 be fatally hurt
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20
NAY BE APPOINTED
MINISTER TO GREECE

WASHfSGTOS. y. c. Special
John u s. Secret. q ithaca. -. r.
professor q archaeology al Cornell
rrlTers.fy. and an authority On the
Iforneflc poems IS being doomed for
ere position ~ Minister 70 Greece 20
slcceeo Jacob CCui1 fcharfnan. for
mcr president % Ccrnell.
His n2rnc VIII he presented 20 Pres
tdcnt Wilson ~ ire New York deicra-
ton in COnFrese Professor Sterreft
IL native q Virginia. President VIII
sons native State. lie has written
many Authoritative works On the elias
sizes.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20

- - ~ - NVIlIIIs-
tsarnctt Allen. tried fn the Hills
1tc count GA ttlc same charge ef
Nelch his uncle. ffOyd Alien. was
coiNtctcd ana sentenced 10 serve
war IN the pcnitcNttarN. aud
Nhich provoked the HillSViile ira
gedy OF n year ago touay. was
acquitted BY a Carroll Jury late
FcStertay afternoon.
Judge Campbell. sitting I'm the
cnSc. ordered ar the witnesses
ana spectators should he searched
tor firearms before entering the
courtroom.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20
OROZCO PERSUADED
TO fight REBELS
Men Who Fell Wounded al No
gales Are Being Cared For.
General 0bregon, Rebel Lead
e., Has Hss Men Under
Fair Control.


-..-. 49,
HEA4-D CITY Special.-t-eleral
t1srl-l 0ru-ra- IT, rnf notice rebel
-ea1er ho came here 20 make terms
80 lAe eeAtrliliefl Wan PROBABLY
- sert against the rebels in sonora
orCECa b. st-- here. Bur ms friends
say that gle conferences win the gov
Eminent are proceeding ravorabIv
II Drczc1 is sent 70 rerap lure sonora
FOR the EcEernmrnr NE task viii be
clfficulr one. for rhe corsrlrurIorat-
tts hold Az the Important towns and
-1tlra and haNe rnanr rronrs have rra
oacklrr c1 tht state roNsrurnanr and
are uell equipped Vrrh FUNDS arr.s
n. rorernus.nr f-ope- tnar rne yin
1inr over az If~u--n r.tr "a a. ~
srfrr.ne zarats mo the f,Id
senur Terms VITO acorn r.ries
.lr1rrn fn this CIV rraal-i-r - 49,
Rebel lender rrfa-
The s-c,-e~~r,r-t ms SEEN -. .r-s-
dee uf HE clafraE 81 C-re-rl Cl-orro
anl 81 she same tirne Oro1ro -
shrsrr = llenus.tlr- ~ rn.tr -o-r---
sons. where the inserrity- ID hi. rnaln
points Efre uuI Affected
DruEro 60 FI-fr
NoGALEs. AF-LZ- March lt.-Gen-
-ral iNh.rarn- con. may ..r- ~ rf.a rebels
who hoil Nurales Eexico. tolay
placed h-s men AZ work tuEtirr hnr-
rica-es ana blessing trenches anort rhe
AZ. -e-eras nnn ursucresa-
tulll -ttrr-el me -ortr- -oGetner with
-he-r rllrr- r-er. Colonel kcs-er- itr.-E.
.ie ---l mere 4u-rr Elar1 ~ Ariteu
~ having tArrellere 70
-lttr- STATES troops r4-rer rn1n 70
l,-.er go AE c4p-fes %
lal-sts
49,, 20 =. n-rA ia.r-l
80 -a-ef l.lI5-- arc n--s esta o-isne1
~ -tl-f SC town
~ - 49, 60 go ei--
$500. -
--~l. i-- l-rr or tle
$3.50 -t-. -- &c
sge--1.- 49, ,--,. If-.e- q. ioo.-as or
a. so---s.-r, 49,. - 49, $500 49,
~ "A --a~1--.-r -. -,-,---, 49,
s-he entire STATE ~ sorora 3. NV
s.rg az 49,. -..----r-r,.- 49, -. -
49,. - -,,,-,---- -. 49,, 80
1880 -, fs.--7-' e. t-,s ------.-1 -
- $1,000 49, -.rr--.s -
- ra- &C. r-, -r---~.s-, - - go
~r--.-..s -. t.s,-,r 80 - - 49,
49,, s..-.
49, g,.-,...,-e,,. "a. ...sv- MI, 81.
-. 49, - -
t-s.e- ~-----.-- - --s
:. 49, 49, - -. 49,. -,
-
-
- -s w %
- s 49, &c
-etN ~ A-rl. @Al WEI ave -
- 49, -sa On ne
49, 80 -- '-.'--.tl n---eI-
We orS ~-l--e-- tt-t '1el-ra1
'ro4eo WI return north not as an
tNlo+pil-At o. lfae go eminent plt &c
major genera ~ tfle regular Mex
81 army fv-iifiilrsi -tlel - take tle
2ei- agal1st the rebels 2n1 oanclts-
ale men thus VIE automatically De
rarfforrl@l rrDfl insurgents 70 Ted
srsis.
11eT wll receive rnelr fiay ln the
,utlre from the government. and the
pfpple Nno have looked 70 DrCzco Tor
reforms Nili rEc rtat they have not
cooked i1 vain"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20
HIDES.
MARKET CONDTTTONg

Live Poultry-All kinds scarce and
ia good demand Dressed Poultry
Demand good Eggs-RecelDts cleaned
up and market IN good shape. STOCK
-Neais. lambs. etc. very active under
scarcity. other commodities In good
demand
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET

baitinore.--Wheat, Arm, Sl.1O.
corn. steady, &c.,; Oats. Steady. on
demand. No 2 white. 4O04Oac.; stan
dard white. s9439ac Rye. dull and
narrow.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20
WANTS
SECOND RANp RAGs

DACC SECOND BAND BAGs
nAGN and Burlas wsoted.
Write far Prices
RICHMOND BAs CO. Inc
Richmond. Va
hair GOODS.
ALL TIE I.ATSET PARIS FASH
pONS ~ HAIR DRESSING. All
ends o. hair on hand or made TO
srds-. Combings made into switches
eompseours. Puts. etc. Satisfac-
don guaranteed HUGHES. 90a
North fhird 81. Richmond. Va
RUB IT OF.
WHEREVER ACHE Or PAIN IS 10
cSted--stiGness sn6 soreness O;
muscles or 5oints-ruo IN Fraysers
Great Nerve and Bone Illinent. and
re pain disappears: TIE creates
al round liDiment in use FOR man
and beast. sSy it--&0n\ suffer srs
ths right help; 25e bottles
druggists. Manufactured BY J. "
FRAYSER & CO. Richnond. Va
WANTED. OLD MACHINERY. Brass.
Bones. Rags. Rubber. Iron. SOUTH
ERN WRECE KING d METAL CO.
acn-ncnd. Va
Bees PROM :. c. WHITE LEG-
Horns. sc per Is. $50 leo. $500
1000. White HOLLAND Turkeys. ss.25
9eT doz. $1,000 100.
G. " MOSS.
Guinea. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20

Load your cars so that hay at doorp
represents contents. and thus avoid
reflections
THIS market grades hay IN accord
anoe with the National Hay Associa-
ton.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

Following are the quotations on
the Richmond Hay Exchange:
CAR lots.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20
NEW YORE PROpUCE MARKET.

New York.-F1our. steady. Wheat
steady: No. 2 red. st0Sa q
1904 Corn, quiet at b79c. Hidef
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20

Noah's Liniment L.
the best remedy for
Rheumatism, Sciatica,
Lame Back, Stiff
Joints and Muscles.
Sore Throat, Colds,
Strains. Sprains, Cuts,
b ruiseG, { ollie
Cramps. Neuralgia,
Toothache, and al
Nerve, Bone and Mua-
Gle Aches and Pains.
The genuine has
Noahs Ark on every
package and looks like
this cut. but has RED
band on front OF pack
age and "Noahs
Liniment" always IN
RED ink. Beware Of
limitations. 7Sc. SOC
and 500. and sold by
all dealers In medi-
cine Guaranteed or
money refunded by
Noah Remedy Co.
L1c. RichnoOd. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20
GAME
LIVE STOCK
COUNTRY-CURED BACO.

tUUNIK1-tUREDB BACON
Hams, well smoked, small,
10, ....... - 20 n n
Hams. we'll smoked. large,
ID. ... . IS % I9
Sides, well smoked. b.. 10 a
Shoulders. well smoked, ID. l3 % u
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20
MAMA STORM sWETT.

ATLANTA. Ca Special Trrr
known dead. twelve injured and the
destruction of thousands on dollars ln
properly was the toll exacfed hv "a
tornado which swept suburban At
lanta late yesterday. according 70 re-
ports today
The storm RACED through Sylvester
ana Charleston and Tucker. where it's
fury uas finally spent
IeleEraphlc communication with
Charleston Has cut OF today and the
extent 20 the storm there was not
known.
The dead william Banks and
child Charleston. unidentified nerrees.
Tucker. Mrs. Saiiie sash and child.
Tucker
Illinois Cyclone.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL Special
a tornado. swept Central and south
ern illinois early today. killing one
man. lnjuring twO and doing consld-
cradle damage % property. Charles
GADin. farmer. ~ Jacksonville. sgaa
killed IS falling tree.
The towns mat Suffered more or leas
were Jcrseyfiile. whitehall. Taliua.
caTroiiton. Chancleryilie. Jackson NE
and Winchester.
The properly loss. 90 H. SAID viii
reach over 100000.
strikes Tennessee
MEMPHIS. TENN Special -
Five persons were killed. nffy or more
snjpreo and hundred persons made
homeless. al practically ST. the resi-
dent section or Lexington. Huron.
Ilmberlake and Camden. Tenn. by
"a tornado which swept Madison and
adjoining counties yesterday. accord
ms ~ meager reports today.
Ihorsande % dollars worth Of dam
axe ~as done
Few homes and barns were lcft
standing.
The storm struck Wbitesyiiie. Tenn.
FIRST and Travelled almost due north.
carrying everything before H.
One ~ Killed.
ALEXANDRIA, La Special
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-08-15
eALLArlN NOTES

The remains of MIR. Estelle Greene,
who died at the Infirmary in Nashville,
were brought here Saturday accom-
panied by Mrs. Lucy Cren-
shaw, and Undertaken c. L. Crowder,
of this place. The funeral service was
conducted at Durham Chapel Sunday
by Revs. Peter Vertrees and Mitchell.
Buried with honOrs of Bureau of In
quiry and Knights of Pythias. Mr..
Robert Beard, of Hendersonville was
here Monday. Mrs. Jennie Odom, Of
Nashville, was here Sunday to see
her husband and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Key. Mrs Mary Francis Buford, of
Nashville was here Thursday. Misses
Mary and Amanda McClain, of Nash
vile, spent several days here the
guests Of their cousin, Miss Eunice
Bush and returned to Nashville Fri
day There is now being constructed
on North Water street a building
which is the only concrete business
house in town. When completed this
building will be occupied by Under
taker c. L. Crowder, who is now in
business just across from this place.
The first floor of this building will
be used for funeral establishment, Of
flee, show room and morgue. Second
1loor which consists of large recep-
ton hall, five rooms, bath room and
all modern improvements, will be oc-
cupied as residence by Mr.. and Mrs.
c, L. Crowder. Key Chapel Sunday
School picnic which was carried
Thursday of last week to Lovedale
Grove, Avondale, was a grand sue
cess. The attendance was large. Four
special coaches left this place with
seats at a demand besides a large
number drove through and also came
on the cars. The day was an ideal
one. The children, the young and
old people enjoyed the various amuse-
ments until late in the evening, then
boarded the train for home. There
was no disturbance of any kind and
no one was allowed to be hungry
on the picnic grounds. Music fur
nished by Offitt's Concert Band Prof.
Willie G. Bryant is here visiting pa
rents while on his vacation, after an
absence Of year making tour with
Sunny Dixie Minstrels Band. The
Sunday-school of Rome Baptist
Church, of Avondale, will bring their
picnic her August IL and 10.
ner Fair Grounds. See the baseball
game. Special attractions at night.
All are invited.