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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-04
BETTER MAIL SERVICE
NOT WARRANTED NOW
MATTER OF PUTTING MAIL
|, CLERKS ON C. & W., C. /,
TRAINS REVIEWED af
2 g.! gE-E IN IN SIC! SIGHT !
Present Schedules Are Only
Temporary as is the Mail Ser
vice. 4
2 2 E.!-!E-F IN IN sEe.E SIGHT !

Steps which were taken some time
ago by the Anderson Chamber of Com
merce and other interested parties tn
have certain improvements carried
out in railway postoffice service on the
Chir'etton & Western Carolina Rail-
road mas resulted in the second assist
ant postmaster general writing q let
ter to Congressman Wyatt Aiken In
which the former states that it is the
understanding that the present sched-
ule on the C. & w. C. railroad is but
temporary and that II train; service Is
restored to Augusta the department
will consider restoring the railway
postoffice service accordingly,
Z, The letter. which was received by
Congressman Aiken was forwarded by
him to Secretary Porter A. Whaley of
the Anderson Chamber OF Commerce
and reads as follows:
Washington. d. c., Nov. 80. 1914.
'dfon.s Wyatt Aiken, *
Abbeville, s. C.
My dear Sir:
Again referring to your letter of
October 2Ath., and to the letter. of the
anderson. S. c.. Chamber. of iCont-
merce, relative. to the service fin. tho
Andersen & Augusta r.. p. o., Ishaye
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Special to The Intelliceneer.

Special to The Intelcencer.
SENECA, Dec. 3.-An event of
much interest to many in this section
OF Carolina and o part Of Georgia
was the marriage OF Miss Marguerite
Adams, Oldest daughter OF. Mrs. ]. II,
Adams. of this place. and Mr.. Frank
King OF Adaifsville, Ga. The marriage
took place az the Adams home this
afternoon at O'Clock in the presence
OF many of the friends of the respec-
tive families. Immediately after the
ceremonies the young couple depart
ed for their future home with the
good wishes nf many friends.
|, Mr., Henry Pearson Of the Tamassee
section Of this county died at his
home last week Mr.. Pearson was
about 65 years OF age, and highly re-
garded by those who knew him. He
is survived by several children and
grandchildren. ..,
Mr.. tThos.. WI Grogan. q prominent
farmer OF the Wolf Stake section OF
the county died last Thursday, cftef
an Illness of only. q. few days. Mr..
Grogan was about so years OF age and
leaves b wife nd children and several
grandchiidkenpt}j ~ yAsfn
called to meet at the Walhalla high
school auditorium next SATURDAY.
There will also he q. meeting of the
Athletic and Qratorical Association at
the same tifnst and place.
Mrs. j. b. Pickett OF tho Bounty
Land community is visiting her son,
Mr.. Harry M. Pickett, in Greenville.
8 Mr.. G. Ban Allen q popular trareia
ing man from Anderson was calling
on the trade in Seneca Thursday.
3 Rev. and Mrs, J. r. McRee. recent
~ OF Soddy, Tenn, spent Thursday
night at the home OF Rev. /. e. wal
lace. Rev. Mr.. McEjse was en- route
to Iva, where he gees to take charge
g oi9 the e.. PreSsyterian church at that
s Eif. II; c. lfscutchsn OF Adairsyiile.
Gfs, is IN SsteGA for tne ,Adams-King
Z hrs. Julia 5. shauklln is visiting
her son. J. b. Shanklin, OF Anderson.
Miss Agnes Donerthy OF California.
after visiting her cousins. Misses Sal
He a.: sG,,a Davis. OF the Bounty
Lend section has gone to Washington,
gD,C.Gii E Issl'
Mr.. T. e. stribling. Jr.s Of Iva spsnt
II rev Gays last week with his parents.
Y The Methodist people here and tue
neople in general are well pleased by
the appointment OF Rev. q. NJ. Railan-
Eer to this work for this year. Mr..
Bailanger Is no stranger TO the peopie
OF this place and he viii be welcomed
not simply sas q preacher. but as q
fainahle ciiisAu ae well. eJ
ReE. u. ID. Wallace OF Westminster
will preach AZ aiehland Friday mora.
.InS and evening and Saturday inori,-
Ing. p.eparafo tory Tor tho eoinfnun,oll
service on tie Sabbath
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-04
COLLEGE TRUSTEES
GO TO CHARLESTON
MONDAY OR MEETING TO BE
HELD THERE ON i. H.
TUESDAY ~ a,ta
= :Nn
Pill L M AN + c AR
Win Be OperatedO ut of Anderson
For Accommodation
Of Delegates.

The entire board of trustees of the
Anderson College are expected TO
leave Monday afternoon for Charles
ton. where a meeting of these officials
Will be held Tuesday morning for the
purpose OF taking up certain matters
OF Importance to the institution. Pres
ident James. p. Kinard OF the college
stated yesterday that he expected
every member of the board to attend
the meeting of the trustees In Char.
lesion. AS to the matter which
would be. taken up by the board, he
stated. that he thought it, wisest not
to make any, announcements along this
line prior to the meetingi -,i3
Y The trustees are, expected to leave
here Monday afternoon at a:b7 O'Clock
abuard IA special Pullman sleeper
which will be runs through to Char
lesion for the accommodation Of dele
gates TO the State Baptist Convention,
which will be convened Tuesday at the
Citadel Square Baptist church for a
session lasting through the week. /!
w. X. Taber travelling passenger
agent of the Southern Railway, was
iii fkndefson yesterday and, announced
that o special Pull Imam would leave
here over the Blue. Ridge Railway nt
4:57 o'clock Monday afterhoon. The
Pullman will be hitched onto the reg
ular train which leaves Graanville
daily ut 5:20 O'clock for Columbia. THO
Pullman will be switched to a train
which leaves Columbia around 3
o'clock for -harleston, arriving at the
latter city. nhnnt g e'eiceks TUESDAY
morning. -
Following are the delegates from
Saluda Association to the; State con-
sentinn: Mr.. L. p. Ledbetter, Town
Vile; DIR. ]. p. Kinard, Anderson Col
iege. Rev. w. B. Hawkins, Townyille:
n. Haydock. Belton: w. II. Stone,
Orrville; Rey. o. L. Martin. Anderson:
Rev. w. w. Leathers. Andersoni Mr.,
]. A. Brock Anderson Mr., M. r..
BreazeaIe. Anderson: Rev. ]. L. yass.
Greenville: Rev. Il. N. Sanders, An
derson; Mr. J. J. Robinson, aBarkeTs
Creek MIR. j. "A. Cox, Belton. iYTr. NJ.
T. McGee, Long Branch. Mr.. Carr Aus
tin; Mr.. A. N, Richardson, ,Garyin,
township: Mr. e. w. Gregory. VIII
liamston; Rev L. q. Campbell, Bark.
ers Creek; Mr.. r. J. GambreH, Beiton:
Mr.. Elias Earle Townville and Mt!lE.
l. Kugley, Honea Path. !. yn.tst al
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Well the rain has come lust In time
|f6ssave this part of the country from
being all sowed down to wheat and
oats.
It looks now that there's not enough
land left for a decent corn crop and
one thing sure II, there's much cot
ton planted, here. next spring there
viii have to be some small grain
pIowed up. SisS 3s
As fur back as we can remember the
farmers OF this section. have been
talking nf quitting cotton and guano
but this Is one time, without csre-
mony, frills or flounces, they are GO
Ing to do this stunt. 2sS
Heretofore. II was all talk ard no
acting -this time tt is all acting and
no talk. - .'..l 1T
I'VE have. heard numbers and mum,
befs OF farmers express themselves rs
=. ss-.:.s + - use 5p0osIfui OF ready.
mixed guann In 1915. 81 81
Thy are going TO try one crop eth
- with oak leaves and acid or meal
and acid or just straight acid.
To-day our 6Armers are In the wcrst
shape thRt they have been fr silica
the Civil war but II they win foiiaw
the policy FOR I'VE years aB outlined
for next year they will fhep be il
the best shape that they have been m
sinee the Civil war. &. - s
Bfnfiicr farmers, shay in the middle
OK tho road that you have blazed ont
for ypnfseives. turn neither to- the
right nor TO the left 10 lis ,en "a, tha
sweet talk that viii Be given yoil
next eDring In ten @ay. of s.orsli;s
guafo, rsidS dressing etc. etc. q III
you can make the next crop VII. sotit
owing the FERTILIZER man one red eSnt
tllab 70 much she besfAs, Tor hy fsIss
sns iesg r6ftnn with iess cofxnsercsai
feftilizer yon Will ~ helping your-
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-04
Anderson College GIee Cluh.

concert by the Anderson College
Glee Club will be given in the coli
iege auditorium on Monday night De-
.cember IA. at $3.50 o'clock. The Cleo
Club is composed of 16 college girls.
who have been under the training of
Miss Stranathan for some time. An
excellent program iiaB been prepared
and everything points 10 o very en-
tertaining evening. Y -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-04
LEGAL
NOTICES

DELINQUENT li5ad Tax Notice. . +.
All dinieaquent road tax collectors
are provided with an official receipt
book with numbes, and stub numbca
attached, Pey no money 10 collectors
unless you get the official receipt aa
above provided or.
i ,,'A aI. tMAnR KING
u aF @" County Supervisor.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-04
/, NOTICE OF DIsS0LUTfON

The partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned for the prac-
tlce Of law under the firm name OF
Hood & Sullivan is hereby dissolved,
this Dec. 4. 1914.
JNO. X. HOOD,
q. CULLEN SULLIVAN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
DRAFT HORSES
eEeetle1t Esniot viii De seen az
West Nirsinia STATE Fai- o.
toe iGlard Tris wear

Ihe Impeding great battle Ia shich
cohorts from al the er-sf European
countries vin b. enrags1. he scene
or stage Tor phich is 81 n Belgium.
OF Alsaeei@orrains win not aaect the
showing % hns blooded fraft horses
AZ IN West Virginia STATE Fair 20 ~
neie the week o. September :. So
10 aud iIth.
lne American importers % Belgian
ana fercheron horses Who annually
snos az this fair made their purchas-
- Tor THIS year and had them safely
landed IN the uuited states before
ne declarations % var were made
BY the beiligerznt countries This
assures the patrons % this years
West Virginia State pair q fun Cd
por'unity 70 view and study this
Slngly. sturdy. princs OF the royal
blood % the equine class
The appearance Of newly imported
Belgian Percheron and French horses
VII not BE- noticeable AZ horse shows
and fairs next year Just before war
Was declared. or rather this spring
that outside % a fe~ purchased By
known dealers all the best OF the
stAllions and mares shown az the
french and Belgian shows Were
optioned 90 parties. not known as
breeders or dealers wouderment vas
ocoasioned a. ths time By those who
noticed these provisional sales and
guesses we're made as 20 TIE probable
Why thereof
A. soon as war was declared how.
ever. all doubts we're removed as 10
me destination OF these animals. The
options we're Immediately taken up
and the horses directly turned over
from the breeder 20 either the Ger.
man or French governments
All lovers % horse flesh should not
miss the importantly 90 look them
over 81 the West Virginia State Pair
next month A. n the war is pro
longed there Il no telling how soon or
where such gathering % the best
In draft horses viii be seen again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
BEN DUNLAP ATTEMPTS TO
HANG HIMSELF IN CELL

prisoner and on her return found tho
man suspended from the iron bars Of
his cell with his belt around HIS neck.
She Immediately notified the officers
upstairs and with their aid rot the
man loose before anything serious
took place
Later In the evening whom 20 wac
seen that DO might continue 90 do
himself harm. DO was removed fo the
county Jail upon warrant before
squire Hobbs charging attempt 20
break and enter Bic win ha watched
closely AZ ho is an incurahle drug
hend. 90 is claimed. no any time NAV
Try aFain 90 kul himself. While his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

Great britain consumes $4,000 600
IONS of coal annually Tor domestic
purposes alone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
NUISANCE ABATED
Penusylvanla Railroad COMPANY
axes Steps 20 Prevent Smoke and
Noise From Botherina People.

Tho Pennsylvania railroad comparv
.as started on its campaign In an Il
70 aoate the unnecessary noises
ana smoke In the North End. which
n.' been a hinderance 10 the people.
VINO reside In that section The hrst
st'p taken was On regard 20 reducinr
lN' smoke 70 minimum and the ne1t
10 move the block house from eighth
street, % O place near the suspension
bridge. BY tho moving Of the location
oi mo engines. tho residents % the
NORTH End viii no longer be annoyed
~ mo noise. which has been created
oy the engines IN the past.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
GIRLS ARE FINED
Police Court Yesterday Morning Had
Crews From South Side, Caught
IN Raid Night Before.

Yesterdays police court was fes-
tured b. the remainder % the inmates
OF WheelinE's closed" aggregated
district Ten absent landiadies. 90
girls. and nine visitors made up the
list, all Of whom put up for their al.
pearance. but two men They gave
me names o. Clarence CosR and Tchn
Oponnell and went 90 the works The
roll call yesterday consisted Of Ress
Derue. three girls. Minerva Martin
i've girls and two men. Ella Miller
Two men and two girls. MAY Howard
tnree girls and one man. Kit Terriu.
i've girls and one man Nellie Ham
hton. one girls. ola Hayes. four girl.
and one man Bert Williams. three
girls. Clauce Nutter. four kris stella
Jones tcoloredJ three girls and two
men
Two DRINKS finished the trouble
they being Nick Saleno and Annie
Jones. Both put up for their aDpsar.
ance and were fined s. and costs IL
Oh Understood that Chief LryIarf IN
an effort 10 place his actions on an
equal footing again and in an effort
10 rally bic refrating forces VIII post
rules and regulations in every house
end room ln the district when asked
about this yesterday the chief who
seemed 20 be- ln a very bad hurro-
refused to say anything duplicating
Great britain consumes $4,000 600
ions ot coal annually Tor domestic
purposes alone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
Z0AR BAPTISTS
Annual Convention VIII BE HELD at
Bethesda PARK September 2, },
1Splenoid Programs.

Delegates from all over Eastern
ONO and Belmont county are expected
10 attend the annual convention 81 ,he
Ioar Baptist Association. which will
convene with the Ebenezer BAPTIST
church az Bethesda on September ?.
ane 4. Rev. Il. b. Hall. pastor OF the
flrst Balust church OF Martins Ferry.
VIII open the convention viii an ad.
dress on the subject The Handmald.
On OF satan The following program
viii be carried out IN connection with
the event.
"wednesday evening. Septembr >.
go. enrolment and organization:
500. address. The Handmaidcn OF Sa.
tan. Rev. barry b. Hall
thursday morning. September 3.
$50, devotion. recognition OF new
churches. reading church letters and
miscellaneous business. Il.1s. annual
sermon. ID. N. Presley.
thursday afternoon. I 30. devotion.
l-fa. Bible school hour. W. A Holmes.
500. Womens Missionary Societies.
Program 70 be arrangedl
thursday evening, 900. devotion:
$50. B. +. p. 4. hour. address. The
Challenge OF To-day to Our Christian
Young Manhood and Young Woman.
hood" Rev. Abe J. Parkn. SIS. ad.
dress Subject 10 be arrauged). Rev.
&. J. Rose.
Friday morning. September $500.
devotion. 80. election - ohiccrs and
miscellaneous business: 10.45. vacant.
II y. address. Rev. &. r. Goode;
Friday afternoon. 30. association.
al prayer meeting; address. The Min.
istry OF Prayer" Rev. Ranshottorn /.
$3.50. obituary report
Friday evening. 90. vesp.- sarv.
ice. 500. address. Pew Gilmore re
turned missionary. 800. closing
services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20
NORTH END MAN ARRESTED FOR
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY, MAY
De INSANE
Tried 70 Commit Suicide In City Jail
But hatron Discovered Him Just
In Time 90 Save Life

Bon Dunlap. arrested Tor ondcav.
orinE 20 break into Lakes Hardware
store on Tenth street Tuesday niEht
attempted TO KIN himself in hia coll
yesterday afternoon 90 tho police lock.
up. Mrs. Mary rseiton had left tho
lookup 20 set medical aid Tor another
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-20

condition may be due to using the
drug. yet insanity might be the real
reason for his actions.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-01-09
Presbyterian Church Notices.

The Women's Missionary Society
will meet mt the manse on the usual
day, Friday, Jan. 10th, at $50 p. IN.
1t will be the snnual meeting, al
which officers will be elected, and
reports will be read from the differ
emit societies connected with this
church. The Westminster Guild IL
invited to meet with the ladies this
month. There will be an interesting
propram.
Mrs. Carver invites all boys and
girls, who are members of the Mission
Band and have mite boxes, also All
babies who belong to the Baby
Band to come to her home for a grand
box opening on the oath OF January
at 2 80 p. m. Be sure TO bring youl
boxes with as many pennies az
possible.
The regular meeting Of the West.
minister Guild will be held at the
manse January nth nc 3 m.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-01-09
DR.. StOrk is Never Idle.

During the past ten days DIR. Stork
has visited quite a number of homes
in the county, but so far ~ we have
been able to learn he did not make
any New Years calls On Dec. 30
and 81 he left babies at the following
homes:
A son at the home of Frank Dim.
lex Of Marlboro.
A son at the home Of s. Il. Wilcox
of Montpelier.
A daughter at the home of George
Sparks OF DIngle.
A daughter at the home OF George
Spiers of Montpelier.
A son Mt the home OF Jesse Green
of Montpelier.
Following are the new arrivals sc
far this year:
A son at the home of o. A. MourIt-
sen of Montpelier.
A son at the home OF VIM. Poulsen
of Liberty.
A son at the home of Ezra Passey
OF Lanark.
A son at the home of @. A. Parkei
of Lanark.
A SON at the home OF John Mich
aelson of st. Charles.
A son at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Plggot of Bloomington.
A son at the home Of George II
Davis of Montpelier.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-01-09
The HiksrS Turned Out
to Be Bold, Bad Burglars

Ralph Bond aud ard @. v. Barnum
who arrived in this city two weeks
ago, claiming to have walked from
Washington, d. G., ON a 1880 wager
have turned out TO be men Of rather
unsavory characters, and their story
about the wager was undoubtedly
false.
The indications are that they will
have the pleasure" Of serving terms
in the Idaho penitentiary as pen /.
atty for the crime of burglary. On
New Years day they broke into Dell
Hampton's quarters at the stock
yards and made of with about every
thing loose In the way OF wearing APP
parel and iewelry. When the theft
was discovered the two men were at
once suspicioned Of being the guilty
parties.
Sheriff Olson being unable to go In
search of them, he deputized Deli
Hampton IA an officer. and last Mon-
day the latter started is pursuit of
the light fingered gents. Tuesday
he located them In Ogden. He ar
rested Barnum, but before he could
get assistance from the Ogden police,
Bond iucked out Of sight.
Hampton returned here Wednes-
day with his prisoner, who waived
preliminary hearing and was taken
to jail at Paris. As the Ogden aud
Salt Lake officials have a good de-
seription Of Bond. II Ii likely that he
will be apprehended.
Barnum had some of the stolen
property on his person.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-01-09

Until January 25th discount of
Is per ceut will be allowed on all
purchases made from our stock of
ladies' misses and chIldren's coats
and suits.-Brennan & Davis.
. J. Rolph died at his home in Free
dom on Dec "a, after lingering ill
ness from an attack of paralysis.
Deceased was prosperous rancher
of.that section and was quite well
known in Bear Lake and Star valleys.
A. L. Chiffon, the eye specialist,
will be In Montpelier on Jan. 10, 20,
81, %, "a and 20. Office owe Modern
Drug Go. At Paris on Jan. 90, at the
Stucki home.
VIII II. Yonng. who has been visit
ing with his family and friends at
Paris for the past three weeks, will
leave Sunday for Boise tp resume
his duties as deputy bank commits
sioner.
Ladies, you should try the Royal
Beauty Powder, sold by Mrs. Helen
Jones. 1t is absolutely pure and is
unsurpassed as complexion powder.
Only so cents jar.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Dennis left last
Sunday for Los Angeles, W here they
will remain for an indefinite period
on account of Mrs. Dennis health,
which has been very poorly for the
past two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Bailey of Ogden
and Mrs. Douglass Hix Of st. An
thony, returned to their respective
homes last Saturday, after a two
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Stauffer of Nounan.
Have you been delaying having
the childrens' pictures? You should
not. Don't you owe them this fol
their future enjoyment, when grown
--Rinehart understands.
IF the holder of ticket number
OO1007 will call at Ritter Hros drug
5bO1E ne Will NC pACSSnbCA Will bli'
big doll, the holder of the first mum
Der drawn having failed tp call TO
the prize.
DIR. Poynter attended tho jackson
Day banquet at Boise Inst night
. Chas. e. Harris intended going as b
! was down for speech, bntat the las
: moment conditions arose which mad
it impossible for him to leave.
o The annual meeting of the stock
Il holders of the Pavilion compan
9 will be held at the pavilion tomrrO'
night at O'Clock, for the purpose {
electing board of directors for th
. ensuing year, and for the transactio
of snch other business as may /
! presented.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-01-09

Regular meeting Of Walnut Camp
Woodmen OF the World, next Mon
day night for installation of officers
There will be "a big eat after this
close ef lodge and all members are
requested to be present.
We wish to have you call and in
spect those Imperial portraits, such
rs are on display in our show window.
You can secure these styles OF your
self at much less cost than you would
suppose. Rinehart Studio.
Furniture repairing, upholstering
and picture framing done neatly and
at reasonable prices at the Nelson
furniture store.
Remember the musical treat at the
opera house on Thursday night, Jan.
Is, when the Southland Jubilee Sing
ers will render plantation songs.
melodies, jubilee songs, popular and
sacred numbers. Tickets only so
cents.
Thos. Stephens will leave next
Sunday on his mission. He will
will labor in the Central states, with
headquarters at independence, Mo.
The Examiner will keep Tom posted
on Bear Lake county affairs during
his absence.
The 500 club was entertained last
Monday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. b. Leverich. Nose Lewis
and Mrs. G. Spongberg won the first
prizes and the consolation prizes
went to G. X. Wright and Mrs, JEFF
Davis.
Strayed from my place Mt Benning-
ton, a black mare, two years old,
white stripe in the face, both hind
feet white and branded A. p. A re-
ward will be given for information
leading to her recovery. Dave Perk-
ins, Bennington.
Il. A. Burrell and family left Tues
day for months visit with relatives
at Graysville, Illinois and Evans
vile, Ind. Mr.. Burrell expects TO
spend few days at Washington,
watching the national law makers
perform and taking in the sights gen.
orally at the nations capital.
The fountain at Hansen's Il
still running and ice cream, as
well as hot drinks are being
served.
A meeting will be held next Sun
day afternoon by some local music
ians for the purpose of organizing a
brass band. Those who are interest
es in the matter say that already
dozen or more have stated that they
are anxious to get on the band wagon
and help make the organization a
success.