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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25
NEGRO scAREs WOMEN

One negro, one dog, one baby and two women, Mrs. Lamar Cobb, wife of the state, engineer. and Mrs. Frank Hilderbran,. caused all kinds of ex- cftement in the vicinity of the Cobb residence, No. IA North Eighteenth avenue, Thursday evening.
 Mrs. Hilderbran, Mrs. Cobb and the baby were in the sitting room of the Cobb residence when the negro, with out Knocking, opened the front door end walked in--=
 Without asking for an explanation the two women fled with the baby The dog made things warm for the negro while assistance was summoned. !. When. the police arrived on the scene. they found the negro hiding under the dining room table with the dog standing guard. .=--...,
 It ;is- not known why the man. er. tered the place, but 1t is believed he is insane.-Arizona Gazette.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25
RAIN CAUSES DAMAGE.
Heavy Rains Which Have Visited this
 Section, With Nearly All of Arizona thIs Week, Cause Temporary Halt
 tc Railway Traffic.

For the past week, Clifton, with nearly all other sections of Arizona has received abundant rains, to the delight of the stockman, but in in- stances to the inconvenience of others, to the railroad men especially, the flooded streams having caused tempo rary delays to railway traffic. Be cause of the washout of portions Of the tracks, near Sheldon, of the A.,
 & N. M. railway, passenger service vas delayed number of hours Mon day, December 21, the passenger train reaching Hachita, it's terminus, so late that the return to Clifton was near midnight, rather than the usual Eearly afternoon hour: This delay was again duplicated Tuesday following.
 Waters rushing down Chase Creek
 so undermined the bridge over that stream, at the point where Chaes
 Creek and the San Francisco join,
 that switching train which had flew hours before negotiated the pas sage of the bridge could not upon it's return repeat the passage, with the result that the train was thus water bound for several hours.
 The Arizona Copper company has been. seriously inconvenienced by the Ire ins because of@tfe Company having ibeen engaged at the time of the food's coming upon the repairing of tcertain portions of the walls of the
 rivar at O 1aoint inst above the business isection of East Clifton. Considerable 1 time and energy had been spent upon tthe task of diverting the rivers chan
 neI that the walls to be repaired could i be free from the current. This work lof divertiIg the channel was complet' sed onIyf a Jew days before the river 1reached such. a. stage that the tempor 1 ary dam erected to divert the chan mel swept aside.
 l In addition to the loss Of the temporary dam, the actual work ot lrepafring the walls is not greatly hin:
 dered because of the flood waters towering completely. the partial ex Ecavatfons, and injuring the concrete
 placed before the waters came.
 i The Frisco. has not been as high las it was a few months since, at | the time the temporary railway Ibridge was washed away. At nc
 time has the stream approached a Estage which would cause danger, and Ethe old-time flood which so often has liniured Clifton is not. expected.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25
LABOR MEN EMPLOY cLEARY a
 TO DEFEND 80 PERCENT LAW

Phoenix, Dec 19.-Funds are being raised here by officials of the State
 Federation of Labor to pay the fee of attorney William B. C1eary. of Bis bee. retained to assist attorney gen. eraf Wiley Jon ess i1ls diefendipg the Sa percent law. Though rated as associate counsel to the attorney gen. eral, Cleary is- really the attorney for the federation. 1
 :. When Mike Riach, Tucson cook, applied to the federal court for an injunction restraining his employer from discharging him because of the so per cent law, Governor Hunt and federation, leaders had a conference: The result was that C1eary was ask Fedsby the governor to assist Jones: 2
 .Cleary has already gone to Los An ge1es, where Riach's action comes up for hearing next week before judges Sswtelle, Welborn and Ross.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25
Eastern Arizona Engineers .Assoeia tion is Title of Organization PeTeet ed at Hotel Morenci.

Pursuant to a call which had been extended to all the mechanical, cleo tfical, l,metallurgical, mining, civil, geo. logical, and chemical engineers, or rather men proficient in those lines of endeavor, about thirty-ive of the representative men of those lines, of met at the Hotel Morenci, Morenci, on the evening of Saturday, December 19, for the purpose, which was accomplished, of organizing them selves into. an association which is to be called the Eastern Arizona En- gineers' association.
 The purpose of the new organization which was fully launched on the even ing mentioned, is mutual advancement of the mem bers, this to be accomplish ed by meeting at intervals of two months, and discussing various sub | liects connected with the work of the members, and by being addressed at these meetings by engineers, in vari- ous lines, of especial ability. Also the new organization will partake to | large 0At0AI III oOOAoA OAS.O~'OAS ana no doubt many happy events of ltLis nature will result from the or ganization.
 | At the Saturday evening meeting officers were elected as follows: President, Frank Rathbun, of Mo renci; vice-President, E. Horton Jones, of Clifton; Secretary-Treasure1 W alter DuNJ,ulin, of Morenci; Execu- tive Committeeman, the three officers named above, and in addition E. T. Morton and E. C. Heck, both of Cliff ton. Subject to the call of the exc
 cutive committee, the association will meet at intervals of about two months.
 A smoker was held following the or
 ganization meeting, and the success tof this the first of the social meeting: lof the new association augurs vel flor future similar events.
 Eligible to membership in this as sociation are about ninety residents .iof Greenlee county, most of these engineers being already on the lists 4even though not attending the meet ine at Morenci of Saturday NJ Idoubt this number will soon be thu : membership of the association.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25
RATE INCREASE MAY
 AFFECT ARIZONA

PHOENIX, Dec 19.-That the five per cent rate increase in freight rates granted eastern roads may re- suit in an increase of rates from Phoenix and the southwest, is. the opinion of Corporation Commis- sioner F. A. Jones.
 Any increase in rates on trunk lines east of Chicago will in all prob aIi1ity. have the ultimate effect of raising through rates from Phoenix and Los Angeles to points in the territory affected. The through rate is based on the rate from western points to Chicago and the rate be tween Chicago and New York, so that raising the rate between the latter cities will doubtless have its effect on transcontinental tariffs, unlss the commssiion orders otherwise. ] do not know whether the. commis- sion's action will have any effect on the decision in the intermountain rate case.''
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25
EARLY TAX PAYMENTS ENABLE TREAS. TO PAY WARRANTS

Phoenix, Ariz., Dec. 19.-Some of the big corporations of Cochise and Pinal counties paid their taxes early this year and as a result state treas rrer David F. Johnson has been able to call in $19O.OOO worth of warrants tbat were drawing five percent inter est.
 In Cochise county the Calumet and Arizona Mining company, Superior and Pittsburg Mining company and Ell Paso & Southwestern Railroad com pany paid their taxes unusually early. The county treasurer then sent John son $305, ,OOO The Pinal treasurer sent in sSs,0OO.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25
Smallpox Nearly Ended

The siege of smallpox which for nearly two months has been suffered
 by Clifton is still abating, there be- ing at this writing only few cases
 in the town, and all of these conval- eseent. For weeks no new cases have developed, making Dr. L. A. w..
 B,lrtch, City Health Physician, con fdent that within a few weeks, at the time of recovery of the convales- cent cases, Clifton will be completely free of the disease. Considering the v;rulent nature of the disease which has stricken number of Clifton s people, and the difficulty at first experienced by the health department
 in gaining funds for fighting the dis ca the maner in which the situation
 has been handled is cause of satis- faction on the part of all of Clifton's citizenship.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25
Activity at Carlyle Mines

Activity at Carlyle Mines
 <, Reports from Duncan are that Geo. H. Utter, of Silver City, New Mexico, and now owner of the old Carlyle mming property, located number of miles east of Duncan, is preparing for early shipments of ore to the smelters, probably at El Paso Mining at Carlyle is now being prosecuted, the pres ent operations being on the two hundred foot level, from where, ac- cording to the statements of Utter, good ores are being encountered. A plant generating electricity to be used as light and power of the camp at
 Carlyle is now being installed.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25
CHRISTMAS HORSE RACES TO MAKE DUNCAN HAPPY

3 A number of local lovers of 4 the sport of horse racing are expecting to attend the races to be held at the tracks near Duncan on the forenoon of Christmas Day. Strongly featured as the star event of the day is the free-for-all, with the distance to be cne-quarter of mile, and the winner of which gets purse Of $2OO -OO. A number of animals have already been entered for this race. Another race will be that for colts, with distance stated as three hundred yards.
 Reduced rates, because of the Christmas holidays, will at the time apply on the A. & N. M. railway.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25
York Store Sold

The merchandise store at York which for a number of years has been owned by w O. Hutchins has been sold by him to Harry Fiddler, of Duncan. Fiddler taking possession on Dec 16. Hutchfns,: with his family, is now residing at Duncan.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25

NO WIND-Men's welt Shoes, 1-2 sole sewed $1 OO H. SENT. tf
 HELLO! Do you know have an up-to-date electrical machine shoe shop on Chase Creek. Bring me lvour work. H. SEINE
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25
Last Rites are Said

The funeral of Jno. Cromb. was held on the afternoon of Saturday, Dec. 19, with many friends and ac- quaintances in attendance. Services were held, under the direction = ,of Pastor Curry HI. Love. at the Pres byterian church, following which
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25
to Meet

EattIemen to Meet
 The annual meeting, to be held at Donglas, op January 435-s of the Ari=7 zora Cattle. Growerse Association. will no doubt be attended by a number of the cattlemen residing in the Clifton section. All railways of the state are offering rates for the, convention.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25
Club Dances

Club Dances
 The regular dancing party of the Clifton Dancing Club was held on the: evening of Saturday, December 19, at the Princess, Theatre .. A small attendance enjoyed to the late hours the dancing. Splendid music was rem dered.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25

FOR RENT-A four room house, located on Fraser Heights, East Side. Apply to Wm Pollock. If col.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25
TO Restde at Phoenix

To Reside at PhoenIX-
 Representative-elect Jno. Christy, with family, left this week for Phoe- nix. where they will reside during the, on-coming term of the state legis. lature, after the ending of which they will return to clifton to reside.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25

FOUNDzA, bunch of keys. v Owner may obtain same by applying at Copper Era office.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25
Carmichael at Phoenix-

Carmichael at Phoenix
 General Manager Norman Car michael, of the A. Geo. Ltd, is absent this week at Phpenixs upon q business mission. --sz.--s.-..--
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25

My Elk sole leather lasts three times as long as the best oak The best value for your money. H. Senf-
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25

came the interment at the Masonic cemetery, with the Clifton Masonic lodge, Of which the deceased was member, officiating.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25

From York
 MT. and Mrs. Webster, of York. visited friends at Clifton early this week.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25

Supervisor A. L. Gravely visited Wednesday at Clifton.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25
Duncan Editor-

Duncan Editor
 MT. Joseph Cohn. editor and pub fisher of the Duncan News, visited at Clifton Monday, a business mission calling him here
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25
eatti Buys Cattle

eatti Buys Cattle
 J. c. Gatti has purchased from New Mexico cattlemen one hundred and fifty head of cattle, delivery be- ing made at Duncan last week.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25
Assists Treasurer-

J. J. Kelly, for number of days has been assisting County Treasurer Webster in the latter's office.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25
From Duncan

From Duncan -
 J. R. Fowler. of Duncan, where he is manager. of the Duncan Lumber company, visited at Clifton on Satur- day, December 19.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25

A. c. AGENCY COMPANY. 75S Gas, Electric Bldg, Denver Colo. 446 Pierce Bldg, St. Louis, Mo.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25

DIR r. A. BALMER, Dentist Hampton Block. Phone S11.t
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25

6 Per Gent Meney-6 Per-cent Money.
 Loans may be obtained for any pur. pose on acceptable Real Estate securi- ty; liberal privileges; correspondence rnIicifad =
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25

Bicycle shop work called for tel 1o4.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25

Hskpg. and Gents Fur. rooms Hagan'a
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25
ENGINEERS ORGANIZE

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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-12-25

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-24
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-24
Seutiblono 9 mill gerStoos
ten ii6er6ieten2


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i6ren 9emii6uugen sic Gon5eiiion
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bon Oeutic6er Seite iei gcltenO &C.
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aoialrccbte rno onOere Gou8eiiionen
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Nlitglieoern.
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gicrlng in Ger6inoung geicbt babe
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ianoteH licB ieine 9lHgobe uidt aon5
flor eribeinen.
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biclme6r ser 9lnii6t 5iL ooB entpe-
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Sode an 9Iicorogua gemanot 6o6cu
ooer o6er, ooB 9}icarogla ciuiad
iicb in einem u9luff~ periudbe.
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feline 9lotiou eineu &onol our1 91i-
ais 9lipulcn Oes @onomofo.
nolS 6alen f0nnc, o6nc Sunoertc
uon Oiiaiohen Goaors 5u perolSga-
BEN lmo es murOe Der lle6er5eugung
9lusorud gege6elt ooB Delti6lano
fdlm Elm ioldes llnterne6nen oer-
iuder pir0e.
S oiti BON GeutidIon0 0nnO
6ranfreia bermornt.
@oi6ington %. SUM. Pins
lnoifi5ieller Gue1e bat oic @ai6iug |
toner 9icgieruug Sniormotiou er6ol.
ten, ooB DeutiblouO ino 5ronfrcid !
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3oadmter 6ei1lagna6men miiroen
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mode, i6ren finou5ieaen9er-
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Sdnoern nob5ufommen.
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bic Ser. Stooten bon feincr ciropdi.
iben @lo9t 6e3iialic6 iolder 9Ibfd-
len in aenntniB gciebt moroen Jet.
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tetiibltng
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-24
b d) d)ieOs Diner BEL Oem
amerifaniiden Bot


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ron Z. Serrid, Scr ameritauiide
9oiidafter, gab 6citc qlbeuo eiu Ci-
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@renicrmiuitcrS 9iene 9ipiuni. 3u
ben @elooenen 3d6lten Der Spreber
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ser Spreber Der Ceputirtentonmer,
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@litglicoern oes oiplomotiIden@orps
9oiidaiter Scrrid miro a2itte
nd9lien O'onats 6ranfrei6 oerloiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-24

9Srentierniiniiter, Wliniiter oes syn.
neren uno Oes 9leuBereu: 9ernoroi.
no 0ladaOo; Suiti5niiniiter: Monuel
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fentliden &erte; 9llmeiOo Gina, ao-
lonialminiiter: Gouceiro Goita.
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pii6eu SpteIeu.
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beutiaen 9eibhB oeS Gongrcies fiir
Oie OlDmpiic6cn Spiele miro 9oie.
bad bel Dem in 1916 in Berlin ltatt.
iinoenoen Observation-Disclosures
nidt in Oie iportliben &Gmpie ein-
gei6lolien meroen.
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5iibrer Der ameritaniiben Ieleea-
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idloHen weroe; ood Der @r1iiOent,
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i6n oaran, OaB, INN 9aie6oQ ais
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len 81 fonuen ie6s 9dnoer Dem
Spiel bul0iaen miiilen.
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tos befiirtportet.
@oriS, %. SSrni. ~ Tie fran3o-
iilde parlanIentorii6e glrbitrations.
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bolas 0lurrap Butler bon Der 60.
llun6io llniOcriitdt befiirmortete sic
&eou5irlng Oes griefportos SeiteuS
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britiihen Regicrungeu ailf 5weiGents
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lu0 Der 6ritiiden SonoelSfammer in
'Garis, Der anicrifaniidc 9otiboiter,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-24

2 9procuie, 81. 81, 90. SUM.
gei oer llntcriudung, welde Goro.
rer Dtoore geitern betrcffs Der Boot.
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perouS, ooB ser GerilIt an Mcnlden.
leben in Dem aefentcrten Dlotorboot
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berlntergeIoiien uno ourd anopfe
beieitigt botte, 10 Dob Die rngliidli.
ben 8oiioeiere in Dem 8oote elenoia-
lid crtrinten mntBten.
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3mei ainoer pcrIor erflGrte, ooB
man nrr 15 SUB bonn llfer entfernt
mar, ais 6os Boot infolge 9lnproI.
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modtcr Sc Sniaiien oeS gootes 8u
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-24
Sin ionOcrbarer sail.

3mei @erionen mollen jeoe bon 6ei-
oeu o6ne @2it6iilfe Scr anoeren,
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gerionen Elm Mann unO Gin adDt-
5e6njd6riges W}ao1en ba6en Dem
DiitriftsanUolt geitauoen, @uiicppe
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friit in einem Slot in Sarlem acfln-
ocn uorocn mar, ermoroet 81 boben.
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be6arpten, bic G6at oqein o6nc gei-
billie ocs anOercn get6an 81 ba6en.
0as @ldoAen Marie Nlagohliio,
wnroe geiteru 9l6eno ber6oitet, nad.
Dem iie me6rere 8orben lang ais
glann poiirt Bate.
Sic er516ltc Ser @oli5ei, oaB iie
Dlorino eri@oiien babe, ais CT iie be.
oro6t babe, 5u t0Otcu weil ie
iid nidt an eincm Grprciiungscoms
plottc 6ct6ciligen lpolltc.
Der Monn ISM. fSlod, meI6er
glei6 nab Scr Nlorot6ot per6aitet
worOen war, mlroe 6erte nit Oem
Nldo6en conirontirt imo borte ibre
@eidi6tc. @r beitano trobocm ga.
rollf oaB CT @larino crmoroet 6a-
be, no1oem CT i'm Inn $25 beran6t
batte.
DaS @lGo6en ia6 me6rere W2ale
oeu W1aun nit perddtli6en @liden
an; oieicr cridien poai0 apat6iib,
mdbreno Die iimge Irau 81 6ewei.
fen iu6tc, oaB iie oie G5dterin gene.
len iei 9eioe werOcn inter Scr Pm
ibuloiglmg Oes 9iorOcs feiige0alten.
@eucruIar5t @Orsas ausee5eidmct.
9(tlontic GttD, H..Sy 90.
Srni. - @enerolor3t gSiI(iom 6.
@orgos, Scr 0ie &ouol5one bepobn.
Gor mo6tc, uuroc in 9lnerfennimg
icirer @croienitc bon Der uglmericou
WlcoicoI 9lliociotion" nit elmer Nlc.
ooilIc olSgc3eiAnet.
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MACH FLETCHER'S
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-03
WACAHOOTA

Waeahoota, Sept. 2.-Mr. and Mrs.
VI. r. Beck, of PaIatka, who have been
guests of Mrs. c. NJ. Smith the past
week, left last Monday for Fellowship.
where they visited relatives and at
tended the marriage of their niece,
Miss Alta Beck and Mr.. w. l. Howell,
on Thursday.
Messrs. Clarence Smith and Fl. r.
Curry were visitors to Micanopy
Tuesday.
Mrs. c. r. Curry and daughter Thel-
ma left Tuesday for Fellowship to at
tend the Howell-Beck wedding.
Mr. j. r. Tyson was a business visi-
to to Micanopy last Tuesday.
Mr. I. w. Rawls was in our midst
last week buying beef cattle.
Miss Resale Smith left last Wednes-
day to attend the Howell we'd
| ding at Fellowship and from there
will visit friends in OcaIa Fruitland
| Park before returning home.
| Messrs. J. NJ, Cedrick and Clarence
Smith, Mrs C. NJ Smith and Mr.. J. w
May. attended the Howell-Beck wed
ing at Fellowship Thursday night, 60
ing over in Mr. Mays car. Wher
iabout half way they experienced z
blow out ard were delayed some time
on the road, but reached the church il
time for the ceremony. Mrs. ]. M
Smith and son, Pierce, came home witt
them, and Mr.. Cedrick Smith staye'
over and from there went on to Crys
tai River for few days outing.
We are indeed sorry that Mrs. /.
Smith is still having fever.
Miss I4o1eta Rawls, who has bee
! visiting Miss Thelma Smith, returne
to her home at Montbrok Saturday.
Miss Leo1a Smith is suffering with
bad rising this week.
! Rev. Henderson of Micanopy preach
! ed an excellent sermon at the MethC
D dis church here Sunday. He was az
lcompanied by his wife, and the
daughter and son.
: Mr.. and Mrs. B. Richardson an
: mother, and Miss Zelma During
. Mfcanopy, and Mr. and Mrs. Purd
: Richardson of Evinston and Mr.. ar
. Mrs. NJ. Clancy and Mr.. and Mrs. Min
. Martier of Ebeneezer attended servi
es here Sunday.
Mrs Y. p Smith left Monday for
visit to Ocala and Brooklyn, Fla.