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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-31
Mr.. Eli gelhorn is getting along. nicely.
Churchs Ferry Sun. ll5asz 81 &

In order: to facilitate their deliveries
and improve their service in general
the grocers of Devils Lake have sign
ed an agreement to deliver. no more
gasoline or oil after N oy.. 4 Haig g.
Nimmo, Devils Lake Supply company,
RodenBach & Mundt, Faust Bros, F.
w. Mann e Sons and j ohm r. Has
lam will discontinue all Oil delivery
To supply the trade the Consumers
Oil company organized by ]. p. Shear
er, has been organized and after Nov.
1 will handle the oil business of
Devils Lake. 81
In the special agents department
|of the Great Northern, which is under
the direction Of Frank HoHgan. some
changes have been announced to take
LeRect November l, at which time N.
r. Nessin, formerly chief Of police at
Leeds, will take the place of A. v.
London who is considering a position
at st. Paul or Minneapolis. %. A.
Danlsy, Of Great Falls, Mont. has
been named assistant Of Mr. HOGAN
and viii make his Headquarters IN
Devils Lake. 81. !, Es /
Judge But2z gave sentence Saturday
Ito two offenders OF the prohibition
law. John Braka Of Brpckets was given
ats0 days. $500 fine and $50 costs. and
Joseph Korda, also of Brocket, and
. more persistent law breaker was
sentenced to 100 days service in the
county iair, $500 fine and $50 costs.
Judge Buttz estimated what the cases
hand and would cost the county and
proposed that the prisoners pay the
costs. Before they left the court room
both men paid their fine and the costs
The yictordy scored Friday BY
I ST. Thomas college football team dc
Learned with considerable interest Dy
Devils Lake griidiron fans, on accouna
lof the arge number Of students from
this section attending the Institution
4 ne strong Morning side team was
beaten so to The fact that Martin
Kelly, son of Col and Mrs. jos. NJ
Kelly, is athletic manager made the
victory of double interest % that
young man many friends.
Ghas. r. Boleg and G S. Porter. ma
E|chinists. staged a fare party, Sat
Hurday evening which outside Of the
I Incidental expenses, cost So. 90, Thu
] ter represen ting fines paid inscour;
|; for the use Of profaIe lang lage sTlle
men had received 4 heir pay and Rers
Head NJ to leave: Devils Lake and JUS
4 eoaldn'f resist the tenn ation II
Star sonnet hing. shes. did am
then plead snilts after being ARRESTED
4 ana we're fined les each RIaltil
sandberg Was lined ss On til
icharge Dc drum kenness
4 Friends of Kiss Grace II iainso,
Slsister Of Mrs Hurst vii llea
s,trpris AZ her II 10
! rssage lac
at the home of the brides parent
Alex handler and vas kept secre
s.van int 81 lends Of tlil
4. faani when fglsoa tamil,
trsssii ss's i,ops
slar eiiiopl she ma
issael, d csts,gssle Of Since the fan
snpvad aMay ~ the Hurst aoias
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-31

and SO will DE remembered by all the
Mrs. Kerr are making their home
at Alexander for the present but ex
pect to locate in some town in / the
western part of the state.
WANTED First class cook. Good
wages and room at the Beach Inn,
y Lakota, North Dakota .s555s5#
Feed, flour, bailed hay and fuel for
sale by the Lake Grain and Fuel Co..,
Telephone A.
Herman Shark is. at home in his
new abode, the Hub clothing estab-
lishment having settled down in its
new quarters this week, in the store
room formerly occupied by the Owl
Drug company. Herman is delighted
with the new. home, which he has
attractively attired with new fixtures
and new stock and the boys have
things 81 arranged. 1t was a good
move and shows that Mr.. Shark has
Experienced splendid growth since
he first established in Devils Lake.
ii Palmer Kenneth Wood, son Of 81
Wood Of Minot, and a nepheH
ldr. and Miss Strand of this city
waited with the, Strands here for
several days this week x
WeSare open for business at Is. n 81
Bakers Elevator and bqy grain Tor
the highest cash prices (ssiYe a1s
trial. Lake lsraiE and Fuel Co 22u-5t
y 81 Friends OF Miss Grace Nillianson
sister Mrs W. inrst, viii hear
with surprise OF her marriage TO Mr..
I n. Kerr The arriage took piaee
| at the home of the brides parents
i at Alexaad or ~ and was kept seeret
even from the intimate friends OF the
/ family When the Williamson family
resided here the bride was very pppis
liar iii high school circles. She has
spent couple OF years since the fam
ny moved away at the Hurst home
and SO will be rem rendered by all the
young people OF the city. MT and
! Mrs Kerr are making their home
Fat Alexander for the present but exy8
$peet TO locate ID some town in the
western part of the state
James sssurran, the ~ M g promoter
has appeared in print a q rand
Forks, the fol How ii, being ken
\ from the Grand Forks imes The
/ question OF the OWNERSHIP OF a HINT;
ing dog. believed to belong TO RI
Eurran, caused r a passing ripple I'M
/ local police circles tuesday he
J dog had been missing for some me
past and turned up snesdas siiel
possession Of Russell Dennis III last
1 Grand who med have
4 pnrc hased Dennis intend ed tol
Il take Cd dog ostana with
III lie police recog lilz ed the ans
ahowere ana MIN pend ,ssS
II dem ton, while DEM 81 COX
the fTain Mont IA So as
4 ttllse dog he idef iiiaf
4 taalis his norniin the no
81 receised 4 81 at peaFfsHs
Stel from mis- densa ing
/! ials med Id possession Of ttilse ssa lIe
Ifi nest eash III ices FOR
aaesistoT
cen by saisa
E ssssia assd 10y ias ynsss
4 rssss acssa IL szosse
ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-31

III ouse IL
Miss Lila Russo formerly of
Devils Lake. no located at Minot,
where Agent Martin formerly Of this.
city is alternating was guest Of
her; sister here over sund day Mrs.
Russell, her mother, arrived from
Webster Saturday for "a brief visit
over Sunday with her $daughte
The Sodality Girls Of the St os7
.eph church held meeting Monday
evening In the basement pa1lors.
Misses Dorothy Walters, Emma Rear
don and Frances Gowan entertained.
Cards occupied the latter part Of the
evening ana q very dainty luncheon
wa served.
| Rev. and Mrs: IA. O. Barron have
been enjoying q visit from Rev. Olaf
Glasoi, national general superintend,
lent off the Norwegian L,lth eran church
Rev. Glasoi visited the parishes
throughout the United States giving
special attention TO those which need
Iupbuilding or those which were lately
ablished. His mission here was q
social visit to Rev. and Mrs. Barron
From here. he went 70 York.
Fire Sale had Just received ms
new fall line Of milf nely when ny
house was visited BY fire, the goods
being slightly damaged II cssryina
them from the house. viii. close ths
lentire line ont at haH price. Mrs
lH. Adelman one block west OF Grand
Opera House s4
Il Miss Margery Wlgh tnan, ON III
least Third stree5 gave q HalloWeSer
\ party 1T her home. Games wers
carried OUT very tIstically In Halo
Iwe'en style and color. Many surprised
Fwere received by The. guests. rhs
|, Hist included about thirty girl
Luncheon was served at q late houl
after which an departed after hayins
most splendid time
~
Il Fire Sale had insts received m.
4 new fall line oil millinery when M
house led fire, the good!
s3being y lightly damaged inS CARRYING
them rom Il, q house: j viii close II,
entire line out at half price Mrs
iii u AID ein,an one block west 81 Crane
! Opera House
party d1stin guished hunters
Including loot. presid dent q
1.-THE Oliver lining company of VIZ
4 MA linn. Vice Presiden u tchall
General III ana ser Lean, Vice Pres
aident Kerr at New York arr ved las
5sseveningS in Tie formers private can
They were preceded here by Do +
4 Foley ofs mia and ~. Drew of I3tl
Hut Vie Norsh Western car was sid,
y fFaaked in he Great them yards
sEtlae ates leas Ser duel sessl
A camp
4 Charles %
Id the best sewers
onths, and who has had some
4 attacks III lend I'll vas slssAl
slssqith lutte serious sSu ii:
eIeVen iii oralin lsssss
5llg,nd aiItl gel horn took iss::i
4 vilere rsi
4 is.ed cpoI l currea sIsa
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-31

them from the house. will close the
entire line out at half price. Mrs.
Isl ~ AID Gilman one bloc K VI est Of Grand.
Opera III louise s$s3 55
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-31

1'ed .el came home on
! No. d from on, /. d, 10 remain
with Il vi no are the lila
hgsel. fos the ssisa tes.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-31

hest cash plaees paid FOL. egs
be
.aissss'
sssssrs ID ISL 81
fssssE as,a pff szslssk
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-31

he8 first OF the Rehe b Lodge caf B
81 81. ven ng, prpEs
cd d social success. The prizes sa EN-
NJ n ards f to q rank
a,lIa Mot artliy and Or. sssInit u. LaHels;
eon Was |iby IN ladies of tis;a
lodge
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-31

and SO will DE remembered by all the
young people of the city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kerr are making their home
lat Alexande r for the present but ex
lpect to locate in some town ins the
western part of the state.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-31

Fire SALE had Just received my;
new fall line of niIlinery when ss my
house was visit ed BY fire, the goods goods
being Slightly dana ed il CARRYING
them from the house vii close the
EN- ire line out ha price. es fsi
delInan one 81 ocl west g Il rand Y,
Opera House
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-31

Rex. an ID III II, Oliver left on
EWedna day for here
They VIII spend three weeks Wis iting
relatives and 81 ght seeings
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-31

Miss Lila n rssell s5s Formerly of
Devils Lake, now located at Minot,
where Agent Martin formerly of this.
city is ALTERNATING was guest Of
her sister here over Sund lay. Mrs.
Russell her mother, arrived from
Webster Saturday fora brief visit
over Sunday with her $daughte rs.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-31

Fire Sale lust reeeiy n Il
new fall line of mn liner,s
house was He'd The f,gssi y
being sIigntiy I'd ma gsd II carrying
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-31

Fire Sale had inss received my
new fail line oil millinery when my
house visited by fire, the goods
being slightly damaged in carrsin g
them from til q house: j will close the
entire line out at hall price. Mrs
H del Imam one sbleclk west 81 Grand
Opera House
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-31

81. u Kenner Wlila recently resigned
as seer az Ike Com e . ~,
nercial club. LEFT eyenlifng3
I'a,,l esslaieag ere 4lass S
EMiiss nsact blFs ines i ei l1ll
expects TO Abe ted New
ork coqnanu il dIes h lop men orgg;ai
|i2ation.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-31

WANTED first class cook. Good
n wages and room at the Beach Inn,
4 SI4akota, North Dakota
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-31

Ia Ion 81 xth stree
has been en- Teri ainin III al her llonss33
IN and Mrs. Christ oplle 4 hoinas lf Il
Rochester inn. Mr.. and "A IS lienss
as left for 9 s,es 81
they fiji visit relati Yes sbefofs ss
fiirning home.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-31

81; Mrs. Foster arrived from Minneap-
oils. linn, where she has been visit
ing with Mrs. McInnes for several
days. She took up her; work at tlle
Grand on Thursday hight thus re-
leiveing Miss Ida Nc onnelI who n y
been taking heff place at the piano
during her absence.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-21
t night at the Battery Park hotel.

at night at the Battery Park hotel.
Hendersonville, it is understood,
will be represented among the judges
to be selected to judge the fraternal
men in parade.
Negotiations are pending with Mr..
A. F. Barber, leader of the Henderson
vile band, whereby it is expected ar
engagements will be made for this band
to furnish music for the fair on n
or more days.
The management of the Fair associ-
alton in its effort to make the Fair
representative of Western North
Carolina, favored He~ndersonville in
the selection of an assistant secre-
tary in the appointment of Mr.. Noah
M. Hollowell, who has been a resident
Of Hendersonville for a number of
years and who by reason of his news
paper work in that city was qualified
TO discharge the clerical duties of the
Fair work and serve the best interests
of the Henderson county people, to
whom he will return upon completion
of this years fair work, and resume
newspaper duties.
These instances serve to show that
Henderson county people are becom-
ing more closely identified with the
fair work each year as a result of
which the county as a whole will be
greatly benefited by reason of it's rep
resentation, both in an official capac-
ity and by reason of the splendid ex-
hibits it will have on display. By
reason of this reputation the needs Of
q Henderson county fair are being
more strongly impressed upon the
minds Of the county's citizens from
time to time and as a result of these
impressions it is highly probable that
the Blue Ridge township fair, which is
doing a splendid work in it's limited
capacity, will ultimately develop into
a great fair thoroughly representa-
tive of the entire county as well as
some parts of adjoining counties.
Many of the farmers, stockraisers
end fruitgrowers of Henderson DUN
tv are planning to make exhibits at
the Western North Carolina Fair this
year, and after winning their share Of
the $4,000 to be given away in cash
prizes, will return with their exhibits
and display them most advantageous
ly at the Blue Ridge Township fair,
which will be held at Dana on Novem-
Der 5, 6 and T..
Farmers, stockraisers, p~oultrymen
and others who contemplate having
exhibits at the county and district
fairs in this section will be interested
to learn that the Western North Caro-
lima Fair association, in laying plans
and preparing for a larger nd more
representative exhibition of the twenty
two counties it serves, is doing con-
siderable work in the. way of erecting
new buildings and remodeling some of
those heretofore used, in order to fur
nish ample accommodations for all the
hits.
Indications point to a much larger
number and variety of exhibits this
year than formerly in each of the if-
teen departments, in which approx
rately $500 awards are offered, rep
~resenting a total of about $4,000 in
cash premiums. and the management
ettha Fair association is determined
to furnish suitable space for all ex-
hibits.
Realizing that the stock sheds for
nerly used were not altogether salts
factory the Fair association has, erect
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-21
N. n. c. FAIR.

The Western North Carolina Fair
association, which is rapidly becoming
rerogn1zed as one of the most power
xfa1 agencies Of this entire section in
-GEceuraging the production of the
Zezy best that can be produced on the
Earm. in the forests, by skillful hands
and anterprising industries; has not
6nIned a deaf ear to the possibilities
e1f Henderson county and surrounding
z5ecfms as evidenced in the distribu-
aaaH nj honors among the people of
WHs county.
The management of the Fair associ-
axson is naturally looking to Hender-
son county for most liberal patronage
EA the way Of attendance, exhibits from
.1tz farms, forests, schools, homes and
Industries. The Fair assoc. alton is
caGG unmindful of the stockraising, hor-
HsFeu1tural, educational and numerous
edhw Interests in which Henderson
oEpRnty people ian easily excel, and is
~a93aerEfore making an unusual effort to
haze their marvellous products fully
represented at the third annual Fair,
~x2E7Eh viii be held at Riverside Park,
AsheVITEe, October Z, 8, 9, and 10.
The talent of Mr.. X. G. Whistler, OF
RzDwah, as a judge of horse flesh has
EzOE been overlooked and Mr.. Whistler
VII serve with J.. F. Struggled or
HaYEDDd county and c. N. Parker of
B1zneombe county in judging the
NsOrses exhibited at the Fair.
Attractive cash prizes are offered in
sE~wEH5y-three classes of horses and it
ss confidently expected that some. of
Line nrst premiums will be won by the
line animals of this county.
Prof. J. r. Wilkie of this county has
1AeeH selected as n of the judges of
the rural singing contest-for the last
SEay of the Fair, when a silver loving
erup and $50 will be awarded to the
7Eesf rural ehoirs of western North
SaTOTTna participating in this contest.
Wy Jason Of the excellent work of the
Henderson County Musical association
She choirs of this county are eminent
.ay equipped, to caDture one of the three
cash prizes of $25, SIS and SO.
Mr. P. B.. Gibbs, the assistant leader
> the Mud Creek choir, of which Mr..
a. P. Kuykendall is leader, while in
AshevfIle last week entered this choir
NE about sixteen voices and it is un-
GeTstood that other choirs from, this
county will compete with several
Others in Western North Carolina for
che handsome prizes. Tax Collector
&C. H. Bartlett of Asheville will also
BeTve as n of the judges, the third
<5ne to be selected by the songsters of
HAYWOOD county.
Henderson county is expected to be
Bpfendidly representa- on Brother
Ecod Day of the Fair, October s. when
i've BEAUTIFUL cups and three elegant
remnants viii be awarded to the fra.
0Ernsl organizations. represented in
e6BrUthHEhoOd eparade,wwhich viii
@Re place in the afternoon. The fra.
eEl0a1 organizations Of Ashevtlle have
y1aTted in their effort to delightfully."-
@E1rtaln more than a thousand fra
NEFnity men at the banquet to be, efver
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-21
VISITORS HERE

The following guests are at the
Wilson Cottage:
Mrs M II Calhoun, Warren Cal
hour, Miss Edna Cave, Barnwell,
S c.; Mrs Thomas WARREN Allen
dale, S C; Mrs A miller, Miss
Alma Miller, Wilmington; Mrs G
w Scobie, Miss Merle Scobie, Ii
tusville, Fla Mr. and Mrs Arthur
Hogarth, Lesson Hogarth, Stuart,
Fla ; Mrs E L Carter, Miss Gladys
Carer, Wilmington, DR. H w
White, Mariors S c; Miss Julia
Williams, Grsenville, S C; Miss Lii
rlian FreshIey, Mrs Fl King, Spar
tanburg, s c.; Mrs E F Cundiff,
Somerset, KY; o A. Darby, Mrs G
G Gerald, Columbia, sc; Mrs D
THare, Miss Frances Hare, Green's
boro Mrs G Nelson, Mrs P G Snow
denb Bushnell, Fla; Mrs w STAFF
ford, Bishopville, s G; Mrs j r
Hoover, Hamptonb S C3Miss Maude
Hunsucker, Rock Hill s. C; Miss
Jones, Spartanburg, 8 c.; DR. LA
Reeves, Chapel Hill.
The following are guests at
Ingleside Hotels
j D Mcleod, w D Vernison, r
E Atkinson, Sumter, s c.; B g Lam
drum and family, Spartanburg, S
C; Mrs G D Glaze, Clinton D Glaze,
Athens, Ga; Mr. and Mrs II II Con-
stantine, Miss Bessie Constan-
tine, Clearwater, Fla; Mrs r T
Hughes, Dothans Ala; Miss Annie
Carleton, Townsville, Ala; Mrs
st Julian Cullom, Mrs II c Pick
ems Augusta, GA; T B Callison,
Greenwood, 8 C; Mr. and Mrs J c.
Ellis, J A Long, Miss Ida McMil-
lanb Miss Mary Hodges, DR. and
Mrs F q Harrison, FE Harrison
jr, Marcy and John Harrison, Alb
beville, S c.; Mrs A Thompson,
Miss Susie Jeknins, Mrs r M Jen-
kins, Sumter, 8 c.; Mr. and Mrs
T M Smoot and sister, Meggett,
S c.; G E Wessinger, Lancaster, s
c.; Mr. and Mrs II II Hines, Flor
ence, s c.; Mrs Eugene McCutch-
con- Bishopville s. c.; Mrs J w
White, MI and Mrs J VtCudd,
Spartanburgs s G.; DR. and Mrs
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-21

Marigold, Miss Mrs VIC Stempel,
Tampa, Fla M and Mrs JFHut-
ehesono Covington, KY; W Lea
reg Greenville, S.. c.; Mrs. NJ. F.
lSmith, Miss Lille F Smith, Mont
gomery, Ala; j r Bennett, W R
Evans, Clio, S C;Mrs C F Kent and
children, Georgetown sc; Mrs N
P Givens, hrs Lucy WEIGH, Dan
vile, KY; Miss Isabella Denny
Stanford, Ky; c E Clark, Licking
tor KY; A Rice ,Bamberg, sc;
Mrs S IL Burt, Miss Inez Burt, Miss
Wirrie Mcdaniel ST Louis, Mo; ]
KEoxo W N Gray, Danville, Ky;
c E Lepford. JE Taylor, Green
Cave Springs, Fla; Richard JAMS
Cave Springs, Fla; Richard JAMS
seno Charleston, SC; CLeieune, ]
P Toms, Miami Fla Miss Anna F
Lockhart, Mr. and Mrs R L Black,
Lexington, KY.
Mrs. j. G.. WaIdrOp.
Horace Roos, New Orleans, La; Mrs.
Carl Heinrich, Mrs. E. L. Palmer, No
BILE, ILL.,; Mrs. II. N. Rosen, Master Syl-
van Rosen, Georgetown, S. c.; G.. d.
Oak, L. f. Oak Jacksonville, Fla. MI.
and Mrs. Fuchler, Spartanburg, S. e.;
Mrs. S. B. Thomas, Miss G. A. Thorn
as, Charleston, S. c.; Mrs. A. B. Ben
nett, Miss jamie Bennett, Master How
ard Bennett, Master Nolan Bennett
Master Douglas Bennett, Miss Hazel
knight, Holly Hill, S. c.; Mrs. VIM
P. BeaIey, Miss Kathedine Bealey'
Master VIM. P. BeaIey, st. Marys, Ga'
Mrs. N. J. Souther, Miss E. H. DuBose'
Miss w. S. DuBose, Savannah, "a,
Mrs. r. w. Burke, Jacksonville, Fla
MISS Willie Green, Arcadia, Fla. MIS-
NJ. j. Goodwin, West Palm Beach, FIa.,
Miss Flora Goodwin, Master UuV
Goodwin, West Palm Beach, Fla; MIS-
T. M. Mouzon, Manning, S. C.: X. H.
Bryson, NJ. D., Laurens, S. u; MI
and Mrs. S. n. Fleming, Miss KoS@
belle Fleming, Master Samuel FI6m1
ing, Laurens, S. c.; Mr.. and MRS. ~
NJ. McCIintock, Alice Augusta McCln
took, Master David Bruce McCLlntTon'
Ora, s. C.;.Mr. L. Frampton, CnalI 20
ton, S. c.: Mrs. Nehemias, Atlanta ~"
@Stony Crest"
Mrs. Sarah Little, Miss Carrie Lug
d!ey, Mrs. v. w. Cole, ~SpartanDuLs,
c.; Misses Bertha and Eta Crelg1!Iz
North Augusta, Ca; Miss Kate Nh = .
land, North Augusta, Ga; MT: f. .;ott
Sanders, Atlanta, Ca; Mrs. Ed W.
Miss Cornelia James, ~Spartanours'
c.; Miss Lees Brown, Anderson, 20
Miss Minnie Herbert Glaze, Orans0
burg; Miss Rae Bramlet, SpartanDT%a|@
s. c.; Mrs. Somer, New Orleans Id
Miss Mary Pritchard, EvansVllie'
At Mrs. III. P. Feaman'S r..
w. C. King, Jr., j. ". CoppockN, sa.
Atlanta, Ca; Thos P. Johnson N N;se,
berry, S. c.; J. L. Price ana r4ou,
Jacksonville, Fla; Mrs. S R. Hou SIs
Mrs. G. n. Clark, Jacksonville r;
Mrs. Ben w. Mattres. Charlotte, ~ and
Mrs. D. r. Van Warner DaOy 2.
nurse, Charlotte, N. c.; Mrs; Rey,
BIease. Charlotte, N. c.; R. ). Mrs.
roIds Wifes and son, Atlanta: Ga ouis-
Alexander and Miss Alexander n"nn.
Vile, KY: Mr.. Thompson, MI 3 G;
Charleston. S. c.: Miss King, NO
MI. Geo. W. Unruh, wife and SOIL
bile, Ala.