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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-22
{[[[lDERs HAVE
|||v On PE|V|VANT
r.v Games Needed to
Giants and Athletics
il the Clear.

Ssnt e1.-Only a matter
Ioain,, possibilities now ST slanhs .hs
"a ssl'lSIsl 'nI,nts and Athletics ana me me
~ on a,, -rspective leagues. TO-
b in,. Ins Connie Mack's men past
ray n sss viii give them the rag,
q Fnlcnl Lee ali their remaining
lA.g u.s. ioS days aftcrward the
Sg Iohn McGraw's tuteiase
y themselves In a si'"''a' ''
A., safely-landcd winners !.
- Me question OF playing ou'
rsnp y way best suited 10
'Is ~ post~seeson conteneerS. ,o,.
.l1osIIsnd- ~ shinGton pattle iVr q,
l.,s's," ~ the American league is
<A@ y. Grlffith's hustlers have
nls'ef, BY, ~ their last fourteen games.
%, ,rgI.velnnds =, have taken but
y ,,rslve. and still are going
,.,rsou Is amassine a notable
y ar,es ,pul, his marked OF SATURDAY
q. .acord for the year thirty
!. against seven defeats. al ,
t-'s;, ,;rr Joe woods great total
.,d Boston are only about
&c s apart and fourth position
toss~up between them.
s,,,nc performances are be
r,frhed. the last unofficial
'.,sinp him onl=- seven points
s.on % and twelve back of Cobb.
ssnsdeIohia Nationals, even
~ have failed to maintain a
~ n hiring them TO the flag
snt are not threatened for
,,ems settled in fourth
y Rrpoklvn and Boston are haE-
..+ struggle 10 decide who shall
4 second division.
-,u which has been playing AT
ne batter than a 800 clip re-
~, lighting chance 10 beat out
<ston or Brooklyn.
"a Is t,opelessly moorcd In the
ferih. Miller Higgins, it has
frllely settled. is TO be given
gSanco and will try next year
~ Cardinals out OF the ruck BY
n ali probability, wholesale
q the personnel OF tSe Tea m.
IN be no one, from present ap-
!, 10 dispute third place with
4 Who will therefore finish under
The same notch that they did
\ uuder Chance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-22
Football Accident Fatal.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill Sept. ol-Bart Luz
cas-, aged 30, Of Springfield suffered
crushed chest In the third quarter of the
Auburn Springfield football game at Au-
burn today. Lucas was attempting to
block line plunge when the accident oc-
Cured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-22
Disbrow Breaks Record,

DETROIT. Mich. Sept 21-On the mile
track al the state fair today, Louis Dis
in minutes q % seconds The Judges
announced this 10 he worlds record
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-22
LIVE STOCK EXHIBIT
TO BREAK RECORD
Biggest and Best Display Ever
Made at Utah Fair Is
Indicated.

From glance at the entries for live
stock exhibits which closed Friday for
the state fair this year the showing OF
cattle, horses. sheep and hogs Will be
the best that has ever come up for crit
ical inspection In Utah.
The number OF entries far exceeds that
Of any other year and the exhibitions
Will be more diversified. The exhibitions
OF almost every kind OF live stock will
take rank with the best that state fairs
throughout the land are arranging
In comparison with last year. when only
ono herd OF cattle was exhibited, this
year three extra herds have been en-
tered. or the four, two will be from
Utah and one each from Bozcman. Mont
and Denver, Colo, All of these herds will
be OF the short horn, Durham. variety
and each is thought to be so good that
the matter OF choosing a winner will
be a difficult one 10 decide
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-22
1--we do Grace Entries.

<hr. couea.os ao half turIongs-wondawhy.
n i.lls~a .llssai1sat' Ts' Tcnshoe. iO2; Lace. Wa.
ma n,, 'yss; ,s. Lady lightning. io1.
ID yhI,s,s,Iver e,Iver Moon, ": Rod and Gun
iK i9i donesta. Brar Path.
q. vi: Moun,,loonsa-seallywag. 1u. Lacc.
~ vi. Sressor. Honey Bco, soncs,a
hs' s,i, naar Path. 100.
Ms. s r.. and icyen,y yards-poo u.
y; falsarih. ih.Wsh. %, parncsst. 100;
y '' %; Flamms. ioB: Roy
u calss,,s.n ss md . half turlonss-r.ou,.c
ne FAM Patty Rexan. fIoIly n
a,ll. Keiron ns, siols, May. penuporc.
=, fastluac. rs f0nn''r's' ThoIma j..
n, n; blsa sna a s'I,ccn,h-o. u Ru,,or
lslla. ass.as. s,.. loe: Sir Deniob ~
I!.h n. Smnshford. III; krdolou' 10! io5
": blr nn,onnlc Eloisc c,In,ou 10
n ~: Horagp"e u Setback, Jos su.
o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-22
.soronto Entriae

on,sis 'p,ss.'9nEa- NV a-sticeosuke. 1oo. Ca.
.1tlls Jsss ~ corcopsis, Blue Law @ V
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Is: Rusi,'oon. RsT'on. Dahonsy Boy' a III Va. va.
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= 2 o.. ,Sm n'iI fl,uigan. iis. i''''' h0o'eT
~. ig; 1gI,..ss,L.,Arcsue. 10; .co~, %,
.et';. 'aka' 100; 40
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( III :a'adga. pgi., iol; Dick poass sss''s,9 ,o9
y asspl.,Sssl.;. M; L.ara, ioi: Msl,t @ Amaze ma
hlStrry ,'''; 100: pissentsr.i i'1meoTn "a: n,
nile .us S.; Lizzie Fiat. m iss. '''a"e
7. t''e''a. liz; Heart, H,',,sy as y9ss Gsl,
q III rSs and nd an siEh,sMqMG,.D,S;o' siEhsqG,DS' - en'1g ~
, 1913-04-16
Translation.

IT is hereby made known, that according to request from Westminster Tobacco Company,
o. Limited Tobacco fabrication, London in England, ter registration effected by same at
the RegstaHon-OMce Of Copenhagen sub No. 381913 for the Tudellhk as described below
has under date of 2Nh March ac. sui No Sob bn extended SO as to be valid also with
regard o the Danish Vest Indian Islands:
The word: RECESS
In accordance with ia of the Law of II April 1890 there have been announced as
attorneys the Engineers Holman Bang & Boutu1,C Copenhagen
In conformity with the announcement of Il August 1912 the Mark was registered IN
London the 10th Of October in the same yea in class As for manufactured tobacco. 1t
has n stated by the anpomNTs that the Mark is to be used as a specially imYenedd g-
nation for this kind goods
Published in Shtsidenae 22ndJ January 1913
GuvGnementet tr de dantv esindakeO rS St Thomas len 4de April 1918
PGT
BUMANN.
, 1913-04-16
Translation.

TT is hereby made known, that according to eqest from Westminster Tobacco Company
- limited Tobmco& biuhO1L ndon in England ther registrations effected by same at the
Office Of Copenhagen sb No 321913 for the TrdeNrk as described below has
under date of 18th March a. c sub No 4113 been extended SO as to be valid also with re
gard to the Danish Vest Indian islands,
The word: ST. STEPHEN
In accordance with s l. of the Law of II April 1880 here have been annouDeeda as ttor-
n@s. the Engineers Hoffman Bang & Bomrd Copenhagen.
In confumt with the announcement offs August 1912 the Mark was registered in Lon
don the 10th of October in the same year class As for manufactured tobacco 1t has ben
Med by the anromces that the Mark is to be ued as specially invented designation for
kind of goods.
Published in SttsHdende % January 1913
Guvemmentt for De dmSk v@hndske 9E St, Thomas den 4de April 1918
p q "
BAUMANN.
, 1913-04-16
Translation.
Publication

IT is hereby brought to public notice that
@ from the 1st prox. the rate of exchange
on money orders from the Danish West In
dies for Belgium, France and Egypt will be-
1OO.75 Fro. (danish-westindian) =1OOFrs,
belgian, French, Egyptian}.
Government for the Danish West india
Islands, St. Thomas, the 10th April, 1913.
For The G0Uorooy,
BAUMANN.
, 1913-04-16
SEGELCKE.
DINGS
OF THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL.
FOR ST. q
Continued from Avjs No 3O.)

His EreeUency remarked, that before
discussion took place, he would ask permits
sion to introduce o Money Bill, which had
come too late to be placed with the other
Money Bills.
The St. Croix High Schools division in
Prederiksted had imported certain musical
instruments for the use of the School and
now petitioned for a refunding of the i'm
port duty Free. 1850
The Chairman put to vote whether this
Money Bill should be taken up tor discus
sion with the other Money Bills OF postponed.
1t was adopted to take it up for discussion
with the other Money Bills.
His ExceUency then introduced the
Money Bill
Sub Item VII, Streets etc., is granted
q. For widening and securing roads in
West End Quarter. Frcs. 2,30O.0O
b. For the erection of a supporting wall
along the northside of the East End road,
where the road is cut by the intercourse at
the Parade ground. .....-..F rcs. $50
and, referring to the remarks, recon-
mended both items.
9Th Crown Member Emil PeterSen) re-
commended the Money Bill. The roads In
West End Quarter had for a long time been
in such a condition, that it was dangerous
to pass them.
Ord Member for Christiansted Country
District (LeeVy) did not consider the amount
$50 Frcs. sufficient to repair the road at
Parade Ground. He had seen that road SO
often repaired, and every time we get a
heavy rainfall everything was washed away.
3rd Member for Christiansted (Creoqhl
remarked, that the road at Parade Ground
had been in q terrible state since the last
rainfall. He had been told by a Member of
the Road Commission, that a protecting wall
would prevent the road from being cut again
End Member for Frederiksted Country
District (Lunney) said, that on the North
side it had been proved, that such a protect
ing wall prevented the road from being da-
mayed.
9Th Grown Member Email Petersen said,
that such protecting walls had for some time
been erected at La Grange and they had
proved during heavy ~rainfalls to be satisfac-
tory. If the wall was low SO that the fall
was not too deep, the water would rush over
, 1913-04-16
PrOkIama.

a LIE og enhver der MATTE have noget
"AS%~ at fordre Boet efter ~afgangne Mas
kinmester MARKUS PAUL. ALFRED
BORN og ligeledes afgangne Hustru JEN-
SINE BORN, f6dt Hansen, indkaldes herved
med 6 Maaneders Varsel til at anmelde og
beVlsliggore deres Krav for undertegnede
Skifteret, der behandler Boet.
Skifteretten, Frederiksted, st. Croix, den
lode April, 1913.
CT1OT 1T ITrH
, 1913-04-16
kendtgorel

NET bringes berved til Publikums Kund-
~ skab, at acknowledgement for Post
anvisninger fra de nsk-vestindiske Der tl
Belgium, Frankrig og Egyptian fra den 1ste
n. NJ. at regne er fastsat til:
LOO rs FIRES. (dansk-vestindisk LOO Fro
(belgisk, fransk, egyptisk).
Guvernementet for de dansk vestindiske,
Ger, st. Thomas, den lode April, 1918.
L. g. Y.
BAUMANN.
, 1913-04-16
oRDEr SPEAKER
Translation.

IT is hereby made known, that according to request from Westminster Tobacco Company,
Limited, Tobacco ab1caton,L London in England the egb+mion effected by same at
hasu under date of 25thM Marcel &C. sub No 61913 been extended SO as to be vad also with
regard t. the Danish Vest Indian Islands,:
The word SPEAKER
In accordance with S IA OF the Law of IL April 1890 here have been announced as
attorneys the enGneersH Holman Bang & Boutard Copenhagen
In conformity with the announcement Of 10 August 1919 the Mark was rmieredi in
, 1913-04-16
oRDET: ST STEPHEN

I Henhdd til Low IL April 1890 IA a anmedt som Fulnegtg Ingenoer Holman
Bang & Boumd, Kobenhavn
Market err Hnhodh Anmdddh at 8 August 1912 Registered London den II Okto-
bra A iKhse As for behndf Toak Dt r f AnmeldMne angiet at skMe anvmds
som en- seHg opfmden Ben8nehef for dAne Vmeart
Behendtgort ShtsMdende q Januar 1913
, 1913-04-16
ORDET RFnFS0

I Henhod til Low II April 1890 IA e aumldt som udm@gHg; Ingenirm Hofman
Bang & Bouadb K0benhavn
Mm1et el Henhdd til Anmddese al 10 August 1912 regtnemti London den Is
Oktobers A Kame As for behanlet IMak bet r af Anmeldnue angives at smne
som en- saig opfunden Berevnekef for dNneV aemL
Bekendtgot Smtsidende p Januar 1913
, 1913-04-16
Varem2rk0.
(Trade-Mark.)

EAET bkendtgres heve7 at under 25de Mts d A. ri foge Begaing af Westminster
Tobacco Company, Limited, Tobaktabmkton, London England den frs mme under
No. 331913 we'd Regsherngskotorti K6benlavn opnaede Registering for Diet nedsnfr
beArevne vmomarLe beven udvdet underN No. 41913 til at gmde ogsaat for de dsk v@nr
dislike Ger:
, 1913-04-16
Var0mHrk0.
Trade=Mark.)

~ EFT bekndtg6resh erve1 at undr 25de Mms d A. or fge Ba Bmng f Westminster
- Tobacco Company, Limited, Tob"k@tlmktion London England den forsamme under
bodnevne Vnemerke bewnu dWd& under No 5/193 til at g@de oga for de dank
vedndBke Ger:
, 1913-04-16
Var0mHrk0.
Trade

"a EFT bekndgores hervd at mder 25aM tsd A. err ioge Begarng af Westminster
- Tobacco Company, Limited, Observation-Disclosures, London England den for samme uda
No 341913 yd Observation-Disclosures K0behavn opnMmde Regisrerngf for d. neden
for eskeneV aremarke bwn udvdet unir No 61913 til at gmde ogsaa for de dansk
vesindnke Ger:
oRDET: SPEAKER
I Henhod til Lov1 April 1890 IA e mmedt som FddmRgHg: Ingen0rer Holman
Bang & Bouard, Kobenhavn
Market @ Hehdd til AnmeMese at 10 August 1912 regsheret London den IS De-
cember IA Kase Is for dmnhet Tobak Dete Graf nnddene a9vet at Mne an
vendes som en- @rig opfunden Bm@vnesef fore enne Vrert
Bekend9rti S@tshdende % Januar 1913
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21
MARKET MAKES
 STRONG GA|f'S
Telephone Settlement Has Big Bearing - Currency Bill Passage Also Helpful Fac tor-Gains All Along Line

NEW YORK. Dec. Emphatic response was made by the market to the news from Washington of the Telephone agreement and senate pas sage Of the currency bin. Dealines were on a much larger scale anl prices moved up vigorously 1t Is felt that besides removing Telephone from menace of suit, the agreement will lessen talk Of government own ership, which was recently an active factor in depressing of W. U. stocks. It is also felt that the Telephone agreement indicates what may be done with other corporations under scrutiny or attack.
 Telephone was the center Of excit- ed trading at the opening. Gain of ' points was made from the weeks low. Oother securities and wire com panies were also strong. Stocks of the postal telegraph rose three points.
 The whole market was strong and active. Sugar. National Biscuit, Can. Pacific gained to points. Bonds showed strength. Sales S2,lOO,0Oo. U, s. { coupons advanced 1-2.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21
cHEERIER IN SHARE CIRCLES

There was brighter tone to things around the brokerage offices of the city yesterday than in some time. At the Overlook office new cheer had come to the faces of customers and the blackboards were eyed with great CT interest, not to say activity. than in some time Judging from general comment, the Overlook house patrons are not on the short side of the mar. ket
 In connection with this it may be remarked that the Overlook establish ment and their eastern connections. which are of the highest, have all along been on the bull side of things. They believe that way. incidentally, also, it is to be noted that that firm in. following this policy has made a great deal of money for Bisbee invest ors in times past. and it stands in position just now to more along this line than ever before.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21

in the Southwest knew and appreciat- ed the value of the practical mining man and prospectors judgment. has offices in the Schmid-shattuck build ing, where he has been selling Pata- gonia stock at g cents the share, par value S1. Mir Ewing is fin person al command of the affairs of the com pany. He has reason to believe that he is going to make a big winning from it's properties in the famous Patagonia district and in Sonora. and with him will be the stockholders he interests. These can rest assured that whatever this veteran frontiersman, pioneer mining operator and prospect or makes out of his enterprise will be fairly shared. He Is known widely and stands high everywhere as one who gives the square deal. Reports from Patagonia have been very en- couraging. They are in high grade ore and getting more of it. There is much good shipping ore now blocked out in the workings. The Patagonia district has produced many millions in gold, silver and copper ore. There is no ground in it that looked better in the beginning than does that of MT. Ewing's company.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21
THE BEST GIFT IDEA YET

With the stocks going up yesterday and the day before, Manager Jacobs of Levy Bros. gathered inspiration for the brightest suggestion of the holiday season.
 Tell them to come in and let us buy a few shares of dividend stocks for them for the Christmas presents. The dividend coppers are on the bar gain counter. Also they are going up and it is time to get them.
 But think of it a minute and then ask yourself if you could present any. thing better to any member of the family or any friends than a few shares of dividend paying copper stock-something that four times a
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21

am going to put it in a half page of the Review tomorrow morning" con- cluded the hustling broker.
 NIT. Jacobs said yesterday that bus mess had put on more steam since Friday morning that had been present in Bisbee trading circles in months. His offices were filled all through the trading hours, and he has reason 10 expect that the new burst of interest will continue. TheLevy Bros. house is a favorite in the west. and has a splendid manager in Bisbee, who keeps in exceedingly close touch with the main offices for the benefit of his customers.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21
PAINE-wEseER LETTER
(Received by b. J. Overlockl

IhecelYeu by I. T. DVerIOckl
 BOSTON, Dec. 20.-The short ses- sion today showed the greatest ac- tivity we have seen for many weeks. The market was full of buying orders which would have greatly influenced the volume of business had they been filled but the scarcity Of offerings caused sharp advances ali through the list and limited the transactions. This upward movement is based on a firm foundation and we shall see higher prices next week. Total sales New York 3l5.60O shares. Money 3ls per cent Metal I41a.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21
NOTES INFLUENCING THE DAY
CBv Levy Bros.)

The Owen-Glass currency bill goes 10 conference and probably will be signed Monday.
 Bankers are relieved by the passage of the currency bill.
 Sugar brokers claim that the im- pending tariff reduction has reduced the prices of sugar below the cost of production.
 Austrian ambassador approves Will sons Mexican policy.
 The market continued to be strong all during the short session of today.
 Metal l4 IS to 1-2.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21

Toys, Gyrcscope and String Tops, Lehmann's Mech. Toys in Naughty Boy, American Boy, Walking Duck, Coasting Boy, Crawling Baby, Autobus, Autos, Auto Delivery, Clown and Mule, Paddy and Pig, etc, all for 25c. Balky Mule, soc; Footing Auto, 6Hc; Crawling Bugs 25c; Flee tric Engines 65c, Motors, s1S5, S1.45, s2.25: Weeden Machine Shops, $I.50. Merry Go-Round. SI35; Hlll Climb CT Friction Toys, sc and s125; Daisy Pop Guns, 25c and soc; King Aair Guns s5.G0 and Sl0.00; Shot, sl.s5 and s2.25;
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21

10c, 15c, :0c; Boy Scout Books, 15e; Alger. Optic and Henty Series, 15c; Bears, 15c, z5c and 50c; Locomotives with tracks, 25c, soc, 75c.. $1.O0 and S4.25; Shooting Gallery, 15c, 25c; Har- monicas, l5c to 35c; Angling Sets, 35c; Motion Picture Ma chimes, S3.25; Steam Engines, 35c to Csc. Checkers. 15c; Checkers and Crocinole, 25c; Pit, soc; Flinch, soc; Blocks, 15c to BOG; Toy Wagons, 15c; Coal Hod, I5c; Large Tricycle., $500; Angora Dogs, 25c. soc, $I.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21
EWING OFFERS opPoRruNIr,

Tom Ewing, president of the Pata- gonia Mining & Development Co, al- SO old time Sonora and Arizona min ing man, a familiar figure about Can anea for years during its palmiest days, and in that period high in the confidence of the late Col. wm. C. Greene, who better than anybody else
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21

year at least would bring a reminder of substantial kind, the real thing. in checks for dividends. Now could you?
 T think so much of that idea as one that the public ought to have. that
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21

Latest thing, China Dolls, SC, t0c, 15c, 200, 25c, i0c; Celluloid Dolls, 10c, 15c, 25c, soc; Kewpies, 25c to sf.I5; Harsmon Campbell Kids, soc to S1.O0; Mascott Boy, S1.O5; Harsmon Gold Medal Baby, Sl25; S2.25; $500; Harsmons "Our Baby" s110; Sleeping Dolls in kid, init. kid, from soc to S3.25. 2F" Bisque Dolls Jointed Elbows. Wrist, Knee, Hips, etc, Real Cnrls and Eye Lashes, S2.25; Teddy Bears, 25c, soc; Aluminium Cooking Utensils, 75c; set large
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21

pc., Furniture, 15c, zoe; Kitchen Sets. 200. 25c; Dishes, 10c, 15c, 25c, soc. SIPS, $1.S5, $2.OO; Trunks, soc, 35c, 65c. $1.15; Doll Beds and Cradles, zoe; Toy Irons, I5c. 25c; Brooms. 15c, Rocking Chairs, 65c, SL75; Sand Fails, 15c; Coal Hods, l5c; Toy Food ChopeI, 15c. Music, all the popular pieces by Remicl:. Daly and the best publishers ct 15c per copy, or 1212c for or more copies. Wood Alcohol Ranges for sl 25, S1.50; Cast Steel, $50 Con- pare size and values. Angora Dogs, 25c, soc, S1.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21

WANTED-a few more capable men to prepare for railway mail clerks. See Mir. Marshall, at Cal Clausen Engineering Office, oppo- site depot Hours 5:30 to g P. NJ
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21

Lake .--..- ---. ..-... 5-i Miami .... ... ..... 2i1-2
 Mayt-ower -..... eco. l4 North Lake .... .... .... l-2 Nipissing .... --.... .'..
 Nevada .... .... .--. -.,. 10
 North Butte ... .... <. 2S1-2 Old Dominion ...- .... .... 4s l-2 Old Colony .-.. .... ..,.--.. 4l-Z OsceOla ~ w ~ . 73
 Phelps Dodge .... .... 2o5 Quincy ..-. ..-.,.. ... ---.. 0S
 Ray Consolidated .. .-.. IS shannon ...... ..-... ..
 Shattuck ...... .... ...- Zf Superior Boston .... .-. 2s4 Utah Consolidated ...... ... Sl-4 Utah Copper ... .. ... 4S1.S Wolverine .... .. . 42l-2
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21
BOYS

Swords, 25c; Drums, 15c, 20c, S5c and S1.2J; Savings IIegis- tering Banks, 20c and 35c; Iron Banks, 15c and 35c; Horns, DC,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21

December ...... .... ..--... 6s l-Z May ... .... ...... 69l-2 !.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21
Wheat

December ..-. .,...- .-.' 90
 May .....- ...... ... ...... Si L-e
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21

Boston

December ...... ...... ..... 1920
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-28

and little daughter; L. z. Gentry. wife
and three boys; w. H Gentry, wife.
one boy and one girl; o. D. Gentry,
wife. two girls and boy. and grandson,
Walter .Medlock and wife of Mobile,
and also B. e. Medloclx. wife and little
girl, great granddaughter, of Mont
goInery Ala The large house was
full as well as the yard during the
day and as soon as 1t began to get
dark they all commenced with their
fireworks. which consisted of every
thing in that line to be had. The men
folks went out shooting birds the fol-
lowing day as they had to go back to
their businesses that night. The little
folks had the time Of their lives. All
are hoping for many more OF these
family reunions. The Judge is II years
old and his good wife is IS and 1t is
a great pleasure to them to have the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-28

lar appointment at Oak Grove Sunday
last.
Mr.. James carthern is improving,
greatly to the satisfaction OF his
friends
Miss Maria Crazy Is home for the
holidays Miss Crazy is teaching at
Ferry Pass
Miss Carrie Hudson, who is teaching
in Santa Rosa county, is home for the
holidays.
Mr.. John Crary is home for the holt
days, from Mobile.
Mrs. D. r. Coley and children are
home from Mobile for the holiday sea-
son.
Mrs. Roy willis OF Century was a
visitor to her mother. Mrs. Conway,
recently.
long stay. We are glad to see him at
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-28

children, grand children and great
grand children with them on Christ
mas.
There was no preaching at old
Pleasant Hill church this Christmas.
the first failure in forty years. The
pastor. Rec. J. L. Bryars, preached at
this church on Christmas day for thir-
ny seven years. He passed on to his
reward three years ago. Rev. J. W.
Senterfeit preached a memorial SER
mon following his death on Christmas
and then Rev. r. NJ Hunter gave US
two Christmas services and having no
pastor this year there was no services.
Bluff Springs has had rather quiet
Christmas.
Mr.. Tram Conway of Mobile is visit
ing his parents for the holidays. His
many friends are delighted to see him.
Rev. J. T. F'illingim filed his regu-