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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
NEWS OF FULLERTON
AND NANCE COUNTY

FULLERTON. Neb.. Sept. 1.-(SpecialD
The fifteenth annual Chautauqua has
lust closed in Fuller's park, west Of Full
ierton. stockholders Of the association
are pointing 20 the fact that each year
the assembly recruits from wider range
of territory.
John r. Dopf principal owner Of the
Post in this city and string OF news
paper offices ranging from Missouri to
the western part Of this state, arrived
from Missouri last week and will make
hts Headquarters here for the future.
Miss Josephine Huse who but recently
returned from years study in Berlin
Germany, expects TO leave for Omaha
this week to take up her new duties 81
II structor Of German in the Omaha High
school
The new Royal theater is rapidly near
ing completion and is now ready for the
flooring 1t is said 20 he one Of the most
up-to-date small buildings OF that nature
in the state.
4 deal was completed last week boy
which Robert r. Tookcr OF Genoa and
his brother, Floyd o: Belgrade became
owners todsy Of the Arnold plumbing
business Of this city.
Tire Nance County Teachers institute
hss been In annual session during the
last week at the High school building
over sevrnty-five Nance county teachers
Nere enrolled and the classes were u
charge OF superintendent Michael o
HoldredEo and a Miss Newman OF Mis-
souri,.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
SEVERAL ARE CANDIDATES
FOR GUARDIANSHIP
lrrnm a SUIT CorresrondentL

LINCOLN. Sept. l.-CSpe'ial "P"'"-
can candidates for state offices are here
10 attend the meeting Of the state COM
mit,ce at the Linden hotel thise evening.
r y Howell. candidate for governor. was
the first to arrive aud for some time was
in conference in his room at the L'ndell
with his campaign manager, Frank har-
risen and Editor Locke OF the state
Journal
This morning w. V. HoaGland OF Norm
Platte. candidate for lieutenant governor
and C. W. Seers OF south Omaha, can
didate for attorney general, came in and
with MIR Howell and Waiter Minor, can
didate for state auditor, we're In consul
tation at the state housc.
! c. McNish of Wisner also arrived
this forenoon. Mr. McNish is temporary
chairman Of the state committee and
may he selected as the regular chairman
although state Treasurer Walter George
is trying to sdestep the honor /, M
Reneau of Broken Bow is also on the
ground and has some support for the
Craftsmanship, having been secretary OF
the Epperson committee and has beer
putting in some good work since the
state convention. These three are thu
only ones whose names have been heard
today in connection with the chairman
ship.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
Nebraska
Body of Lieutenant
CrunCleton Taken
to Joplin for Burial

BEATRICE. Neb.. sept. l.--tSrccial1-
Funeral services over the remains Of the
late Lieutenant c. NJ. Cruncleton, who
lost his NE at the s,iard ercampment Al
Ashland when hotsc he was riding
tcu uron him. were hsld from the Epis-
c5ral church this morning at II o'clock
and verc largely attended by business
men and friends Of the deceased. inoiud-
ing members from the Masonic. l,lks and
United c Commercial Travellers " which
re wae member Rev. w. \. Mnlligan
conducted the services. Preceding the
regular services at the church the Elks
held Grief service in the chapel Of their
club room.
Nf.cr the services ut the church the
BODY VAS taken to Joplin, Mo, for intor-
n,ert. Tho pallbesrcrs we're H. H. Waite
II. l.. Harper. nv ". a. Stryker jack
Haley. Frank Thompson and C. L. Brew
stcr.
Ad1utaut General UaA Major llo'tng-
ORTIZ Llcutcnunts Gll'hau and Davis
and Sergeant Austin came down from
the guard enranpmcnt this morning to
attend the funeral. They returned on
an afternoon train.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
ATTACKE UPON OFFICER
MAY PROVE tn DC rATN
Trom a staff Correspondent


LINCOLN, Sept 1.-(Speclal. )--Police
Sergeant G. c. Neufeldt of tho Lincoln
force was very seriously injured last
night while attempting the arrest Of a
man giving his name as John Schultz.
Neufeldt and officer Hanning had gone
TO the house where Schultz MAS stopping
to investigate a disturbance reported One
man was taken out of the house by the
officers and placed in the patrol, The
sergeant then returned to look for Schultz
when the latter struck him on the head
lust as he was entering the door. with a
beer bottle. knocking the officer to the
floor. Schultz then Jumped astride the
officer ana before assistance could be
given. had badly lAcerated his head with
the sharp edges OF the broken bottle,
leaving the officer in d serious condition.
Schultz was finally overpowered with
tho help Of neighbors and taken to the
station The officer is in a local hos
pital where he is said to be in serious
condition.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
NTsupIu Has birthday.
APPOINTMENTS MADE BY
EVANGELICAL CONFERENCE

CALLAWAY, Neb., Sept. 1-CSpocialD-
The eighteenth annual conference OF the
United Evangelical church Of Nebraska
closed its session this morning after hold
ing forth in this city tho rast week. The
next session of conference will be held in
Omaha on August % to 80 1915
Following. is the appointment Of the
various ministers for the ensuing year;
Lincoln District-M. T. Maze. presiding
Barade, II. d. kcefcr; Blue Springs, \. f..
Miller; Cottage, l.. A. jackson; Dawson,
II. :, Tool Fullerton l.. Lohr: Hastings.
> B DillOW; Lincoln to be suppl ed :
Maple Grove and NcUdon. W. II. Carries:
North Star, n. G. Farley: Omaha lFlrst
7, NJ. Evans. Pierce. +. pcNol, Rose
mont w. w Underhofflcr Rosedalc and
Hanson, J. L. Lobaugh; York. W. 6.
Brewer: Zion, J. H. Williams. Quarterly
conference members: r. ". Serf and II.
+ LaShell of Aurora. J. W. Nye, !.
Leham and J. L. White of Lincoln, and
ii. Wood of Hastings.
kearney District. Holdeman, presid-
ing elder; Alma, f. +. Drum; Angora. f.
i Case; Galloway, b. \. Shively: Cam
eron, B.. +. Paxton; CoZad, J. NJ. kohler;
Cambridge. J. NJ. Jones; Eustis A. Ess-
ley; Eddyville, c. r. Helm; Fairview. J,
A. Lemming; Holstein, c. Hewett Kear-
ney: b. Hitler: Mascot. E. ]. Menaugh.
Naponee, to be supplied; Oconto, J. \.
Milton; Odessa, &. Hitler: Orafino, 70 be
supplied; shelton. W. T. Randolph: West
Cottonwood. w. Isley. Quarterly confer
erce members; J. A. Day and ], Frlsch
81 Kearncy. r. L. Kiplinger Of Mascot
and II. +. Voss missionary to China, and
J /. Be- be Of Alma
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
Democrats to Hold
Open House at Fair
CFrom a staff Correspondent


LINCOLN, Sept. 1-(SpecialD MANY
democrats are in the city today, presum-
ably to watch the workings of the re-
publican state committee, which convened
here this evening and also TO fix head
quarters at the state fair. The demo-
cratic committee win meet here septem-
Der 2.
Among the very busy ones ls Colonel
Henry c. Richmond of Omaha, democratic
candidate for the legislature from Doug
las county and already an avowed can
didate for the speakership of the house
If the democrats control that body. Colo
mel Richmond was at the fair grounds
this morning and with much pomp and
glory drove the first stake where he
thinks the democratic tent ought to be
placed in order to get the best results
It is quite a distance from the pump, but
quite close to the fish pond.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
VETERANS HAVING BIG TINE
Together with Wives Are Being En-.
tertained at Detroit.
THOUSANDS AT ENCAMPMENT
Estimate Places Attendance ut
Twcnty Thousand 49, Annual
Parade IL to ne uCId
Tomorrow,

DETROIT Sept 1-Nhuc veterans Of
the civil war and their wives
enjoyed themselves ON the water today.
hundreds ot thousands uI FLAGS and ban
ncrs snapped and fluttercd over Detroit.
Since the firty-ciEhtn national cucamp-
mont OF the Grand Army of the Republic
began last Saturday the city has been the
scene of patriotic demonstrations without
number.
Local thoatels, particularly moving pic
turc shows, have offered appropriate
programs to attract the old soldiers.
Ruiz Run aud Gcttyshurg wcrc touSht
again yesterday and today in pictures
and other historic incidents were 70
viewed i'm Che samc manner
Enthusiasm. such as the play houses
never before experienced was "a common
occurrence sometimes the climax 60 "a
thrilling scene has brought a ripping,
piercing battle cry from q Grand Army
man. other comrades needed only tho
signal to Join in the response. In a mo-
ment dozens OF cVett,d MON were on their
feet, bent forms became straight ana
hats shot toward the ceiling.
II was estimated tnai more than N,~'
persons who ave members Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic, or an AFFILIATED
body. arc now attending the cucamp'
mont
Considerable routine business was
transacted this forenoon at committee
meetings by the womeu's national or
! CARNATIONS. The Sons of Veterans and
/ the association Of Former Prisoners OF
| War also held sessions.
| Tho first public mocting will be held
tonight at the Light Guard armory. A
number Of welcoming addresses and
responses are on tho program Governor
/ Ferris Of Michigan Mayor Oscar Il
/ Marx Of Detroit and Washington Gardner
Of Albion. commander-lu-chicf ot the
! Grand Army Of the Republic, are among
! the speakers.
! The annual parade will take place to.
/ mnrrOM fnrrnnNn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
NEWS NOTES FROM KEbRNEY
AND BUFFALO COUNTY

EENRNFT, Neb., Sept l.-tSpecial)-
With wheat going towards the dollar
mark in this county. farmers are putting
all OF their land available into wheat this
fall. The result will be the largest acre
age Of wheat ever put in in the county.
Rains have put the ground in prime con-
dtion for blowing
The Commercial club OF Rearney has
gotten behind the Community club move
ment here and will raise funds for the
coming year themselves, turning the
money over TO the women behind the
movement FOR use where needed
Frank F. Brown ir.. editor OF the
Kearney Times. was married to Miss
Elizabeth Goodell. a prominent Kearney
young woman, the first OF the week
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02

BEATRICE, Neb., SEPT L-tspeeiaIJ-
The motion asking for the dismissal OF
the action brought By J. C. Hubka con-
testing tho nomination OF r. y. Fulton
for sheriff on the democratic ticket. was
Refused VI ndoy by judge Walden in the
county court Tho case was set Tor hear
ing September 5. Hubks Was defeated by
Fulton by three votes. according to the
official count, and brought action last
week allosinE that number of mis-
takes were mace IN counting
TIE property OF J. II. Penner in West
Restrice was sold Monday Al sheriff a
ale 20 Fred r. Lindbers. the considerA-
tion being 1900.
Jesse Eagleson, AGED g. and Maude
Decker, aged e. both Of Lincoln, Vere
married Monds- afternoon by Judge
Walden
E'ton NJ Nheol0cH and Mixes Hattie
Eforlc daughter - Mr.. and Mrs George
Eh'rle or Belolt Kan. were married on
MondaE evening a. the home Of the
aroom's parents Ar. ard Mrs. r. u.
"hcclouk, IN tn.k city.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
Eastern star picnic.

BRADSHAW. Neb.. Sept. 1.--tSpecialD
Bradshaw Chapter No. ISIS, Order Of the
Eastern star, gave its annual picnic on
the lawn a. tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs
John e. Dey " West Bradshaw, Monday
afternoon Eastern Stars and their fam
lies to the number Of seventy-five, came
with well filled baskets. Various games
and races were provided for the amuse-
ment of both old and young Among
them was the "grandmothers' naildriving
contest which was won by Mrs s. r.
Lichtenbarger. G. b. Palmer, jr., worthy
patron, spoke Of the Eastern Star Ma
sonic homo at Plattsmouth, and Il gener'-
our free will offering was received for
the same.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
Smoke Shows Pope
Hasn't Been Named

PARIS, sept L--According 90 a Rome
dispatch to the lIavas agency several
Thousand persons assembled this morning
10 watch the chimney OF tho Sistinc
chapel Presently smoke arose Then the
people know pope had not been elected
on the first ballot Towards noon agaiu
smoke appeared. indicating that a second
ballot had been taken without election.
The smoke was from the burning ballots.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
Guardsmen Start
On l6-Mile March

ASHLAND, Neb.. Sept. i.-CSpeciai Tel
egram THE national guardsmen in
camp here will leavetomorrow for a
siXteen-mile march to Gretna and return.
Each man will carry one days rations.
The militia signal corps from Fremont
will establish wireless communication.
The flag over the encampment was at
half-mast until noon today in honor OF
Lieutenant Vrunvelvon. killed in an ac-
cident occurring while riding a horse.
Private Snyder OF Company X had two
ribs broken today while wrestling. Teams
chosen from the various companies are
competing in athletic events,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
ALBION MAN FATALLY
CRUSHED By THE CARS

COLUMBUS. Neb. sept Especial
TcloErsmD While switching this morning
Engine Foreman Joe Gardner was caught
between a car aud the platform at the
Jaeggi min and crushed so that he died
I'm an hour. II is not known how the ac-
Cident happened as there were no eve
witnesses, but when he was discovered
he was wedged in between the platform
and the car so that portion of the plat
form was sawed out before he could he
released Gurdncr's home Is at Albion
and he has been here about two years.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
Lame Bsck-tSiduey Trouble

{. don't take IonE for kidney and blad-
de- trouble 10 give you p lame back. and
even worse II nor checked Mrs n T.
straynse, Gaiu-"iIe, Ga, was 'elr'y
dopn on her hack With kidney trouble
aud inflanIed blad6s: She says I
took Foley Kidney Pills and now my
baek e stronger than In yesrt and Kid
ney trouble and painful bladder sensa-
ton have entirely gone" Good drug
gIsts are glad 20 sell Foley Kidney Pills
because they always help. They conta-l
no habit forming drugs An dealers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
YOUNG HASTINGS BOY
DIES FROM HIS BURNS

HASTINGS, Neb,. Sept. 1.-Cspecial
Telegram Wilson Pickens. years old.
son of John Pickeus, was burned last
night when he attempted 10 kick n can
of blazing gasoline out OF the way Of an
approaching automobile and died today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
nnrn Ncnr W nnhhInc nrrnrh.

LOGAN. la, sept l.-lSr,cial) Ruben
Morford, living Oh a farm -four miles
west or Woodhiuc. sustained q loss Of his
large barn Tow fire last cyouing. Tho fir
was caused hv bolt Of lightning. In
addition TO the barn, tvcnty tons OF hay,
5oO bushels oc wheat $50 bushels VI oats
loO bushels ur corn harness and farm
machinery were also burned The loss
Is partially covered h> insurance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
Nebraska,
Nebraska MILDLY is
Allowed to Resign

WASHINGTON, sept. L-Oo account Of
alleged misconduct during tho recent sum.
mcr cruise. three Annapolis midshipmcn
have been asked to resign. simon j.
Lonergan W Nebraska. OF the first class,
and Thomas l.. Chalmers OF Ncw Hsmp-
shire. Of the third class. already have re-
siEncd and the authorities are awaiting
the resignation of tho third, Manuel J.
Jemail Of Rhode Island. Tho nature ot
the dClnQuCncics was not disclosed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
TAKEN BY SAFE ROBBERS

FULLERTON, Ncb., Sept. 1.-(special)-
Harry Cannon's saloon was entered by
burglars about 2.3o this morning aud the
safe blown open by dynamite. The OK
plosion was heard and the fire alarm
sounded. The burglars left in an auto
Five hundred dollars was taken from the
safe
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
Nebraska
LABOR LAWS AND STATE FAIR
Complaint Entered that Women Are
Employed Over Nine. Hour Limit.
APPLIES TO THE CONCESSIONS
Young Women Who Have Reen
Earning PIN Money by Working
Extra Hours May Bc Haired
as Result Of Complaint.

" rom 4 -ldIl Correspondents
LINCOLN. Sept. -(Speciall-Much
feeling is being shown by PEOPLE who
are preparin gto serve food at the fatr
grounds next week over the action Of
some one in Lincoln who made comlainl
10 Labor Commissioner Charles Pool that
girls were being worked over the pre-
scribed hours for female labor as pro
Tded in the labor act passed by tho
last legislature
This morning ar Pool went 4 the
grounds and investiated tho matter and
discovered that II has been the custom In
the past to work women and eirls over
the prescribed time of nine hours a day
for six days and an additiI NAL time on
the one Sunday when the fair is in opera
ton. Conccssionists complain that this
is necessary as the fair Management
allows them only a restricted number of
tickets for free entrance for tho help and
n the help is required to work only tho
prescribed hours 1t will necessitate a.
double force of helpers and they will have
TO pay 20 cents day each TO get in the
grounds
state fair week is one i'm which good
wages arc paid at these places and girls
who have been compelled to work for Is
cents to 81 day are glad Of the chance
to work during the week even at long
hours in order to earn the s. and 81 %
day paid at the eating places
1t is the opinion of many that the
labor commissioner ought to he given
some jurisdiction in this matter and allow
these girls chance to earn little some
thing extra in which to buy them the
clothing and other things necessary for
the coming winter
Rock Island to Protest.
The Rock Island is the third road TO
serve notice on the State Railway COM
mission that it will protest i'm the courts
the putting into effect Of the commits
sion's celebrated order No. 10, reducing
rates on freight. The other roads so far
filing such notice are the Missouri Pa
cific and the Burlington.
wright Files Appeal.
Lee Wright filed I'm the supreme court
this morning q notice of appeal from a
judgment Of the Douglas county district
court wherein he was ordered to pay 10
Lizzie Schlemme $500 500 of this in ca sh
and the balance in instalments of SIC
month for the support of a child born
10 the girl in which il was alleged that
he was the father.
Maupin Has Birthday.
birthday dinner was given VIII NJ
Maupin at the Bindell hotel last night
by several of his friends and amona
them quite a number Of newspapermen
About two dozen responded. Clarence
Hartman was toastmaster and toasts wcr,
given by W. s Iiidgel, A. NJ. Morrissey
Colonel Bob Johnston, L. G. Maggi. Craw,
sord Kennedy and several others Mr.
Maupin read a poem dedicated 20 hi.
Gifty-first birthday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
PIntt,n,nu,h IIntcI SOLD.

PLATTsMOCTH. Ncb Sept. l.-(spe-
clsl)--J. r. Falter has just sold the Hotel
Riley in this cit to Fred Eiuslow Of
Lowery City No, for stocC)
7. Fl. Pollock has sold go acres Of land
in this county for Henry G. Long 10
Ralph Wiles for Sl52- - ;cr aero so ~,
Mr.. Pollock also sold 30 acres oC land
near this city 10 Glen Wiirr for $4,000,
the two farms bringing s4 TO- whict
proves that hand is s,ll increasing in
value in CJss county.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
BARN NEAR GRETNk IS
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING

GRETNA, Neb., sept Especial Tele-
gram 1.-The large, new barn Of John
She's, four miles northwest of Gretna,
was struck by Lightning last night during
the storm and burned to the ground. All
the live stock was saved. Four hundred
and forty bushels OF wheat and his on
tire stock OF fam machinery was de-
stroycd, The loss Is partly covered by
insurance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
BOY SENT TO REFORM
SCHOOL FOR SERIOUS CRIME

BROKEN BOW. Neb.. sept 1-Ispe-
c!alD-Clyde Orvis. lacking one month OF
being IS years cf ase, has been sentenced
&c three years IN tlk reform school BY
county judge IIo.con'1, the charge against
nm being statutory ssrault Ills victim
was i5-ycar-old SRI who lives near Mil
huTn. Had he been oEc month older the
boy would have received a sentence from
lhree to twenty years in the penltentiary.
The sheriff he's taken him to Kcarncy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
4 Trrrln liz

Gives ? sa'low comple yion. Take D..
Kings New Life Plus and rid the system
81 impurities, Look healthy. &c All
drug gistI.--Advertisemcn Mt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02
Nebraska
MACHINERY EXHIBITS EXCEL
Display This Year at Lincoln Prom.
ises to Have Many Novelties.
BEACHEY STELLAR ATTRACTION
Loops Loop, Disappears IN Clouds
Throws ~ Target and Performs
other Notable Fcnts in
the AIR,

LINCOLN. sept l--tSrcciall-Th
truth concerning the machinery displays
al the Nebraska state fair can nov hc
established beyond dispute
Monday afternoon the exhibitors be-
gan moving machinery to tho fair
ground It is now certain that the
machinery section will he more interest.
me than ever before because there are
models thero which hsy, never hecn dis
played to Nebraska farmers
Bcnchry IL ThriIIirg.
Reports from the Iowa state fair show
that Lincoln Reachov Is indeed "a stellar
attraction His flights-three each day
are made exactly on time. Hc asc'nds
and aliehts directly in front ~ the strand
stand An his loopiuE tho loop aud lily
ing upside down can I've seen from the
erqndstand without opera glasses.
Beachey first climbs mp into the clouds
He disappears At an altitude Of perhaps
5000 feet He reapeRrs AZ almost the
same sol and seems to he falliug, tallnE,
falling Within a hundred feet IF tin"
earth he checks his descent and aliGhts
gently in front Of tho srnudstand
Rites Upside Down.
on the rcNt ascent he flies upside
down and makes the circuit OF the rae"
track half dozen times flyiug very low.
He attains speed Of "a miles an hour.
Previous to the second ascent Bcachey
comes in front Of the grandstand aud
announces that he will illustrate what an
aviator can do In time of war. An assist
ast at the same time arrauges r target
about five feet square in the center field.
| Flying at moro than 200 miles an hour
! Eeachey launches q bomb. strikes tho
target and the bomb eNplodes. The ct-
/ feet is like unto that caused 10y an army
aviator launching missiles Of war at the
enemy.
President Roberts. Superintendent win
| lam Foster and superintendent Hiram
Myers attended the Iowa fair. The at
tendance was satisfactory, and the ma.
! chniery exhibits excellent Beachey, how.
ever, was the most thrilling attraction
ever Offered, they declared. and President
Roberts Is enthusiastic over the contract
which brings Beachey to Lincoln next
week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-02

The See Want Ads Are ths e.~' Business
Boz sters.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-07-09

Application for temporary Ii
censes, pending the regular ex-
aminations, have been received by
the Board of Examination from
262 chauffeurs. w. r. Rice, of
Louisville, chairman of the board,
said examinations will be more
practical than technical, and par
ticular attention will be paid to
the characters and past records
Of applicants for chauffeur's s
licenses.
Take a kodak with you on your
vacation, weekend trips, outings
and picnics. All the necessary
supplies fol taking and making
good pictures can be hdd' at Helm
4 Ellison's.
Mrs. r. A. jackson and chill
dren. of Oklahoma City, Okla,
are visiting her brother, W T.
Barton.
.Jno. Ballew and wife, Of Jack
son. Tenn, spent first of the
!, week with n. l.. Rice and j. W.
Ballew.
DIR. Anna Shaw suggests that
h the marriage ceremony be cut out.
I'm the ease of Dear Anna Vt has
been.
Miss jamie Happy, of Mayiield,
has accepted a position as steno-
grapher at the Hickman Wagon
Co.
Mrs. Judie Brooks, of Fulton,
returned home Tuesday after
visit to Mrs. jerome Henderson.
b. Choate, wife and SON., of
Talamore, KY, are visiting ). A.
Choate and wife.
Will Holmes, wife and children
!, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
is. A. Choate.