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scandrett and Miss Eileen Lampxin, in the dining room.
 The wish book for the bride was in charge of Mrs. T. N. Cottren and Miss Mary Motion.
 The brides cake, topped with cupid, was cut by the girls present. The ring was captured by Miss Estelle Hill, the dime by Miss Erin Bernhard and the thimble by Miss Marie Bost, While the soft strains of the wedding march sounded Miss Wood was led under the large wedding bell which overturned and showered her with rice and wishes. Al the same time a stately ship with cupid at the helm and laden with gifts for Miss Wood appeared.
 Burdette Tarrant. the cupid, assisted by Evelyn Wood and Dorothy Dawson, pre- sented the many gifts
 During the afternoon more than 100 guests were served a delicious ice course in the dining room where the table was centered by a miniature sea with sail boats bearing flowers upon them.
 A social meeting was given on Friday evening for the officers and teachers of Ruhama Baptist Bible school.
 Prof. E. NJ. Haggard and the teachers of the senior department were hosts for the occasion Roses and sweet peas were used in the decoration. Mrs. E. ]. Robin son and Mrs E. NJ. Haggard presided at the flower embowered punch bowl and served the guests as they entered Tht programme was in charge of Mrs T. w Beck, Mrs H. E. Washington, Dr. N. A Barrett and Mrs. Paul Johnson. Prof II G. Grant was in the chair and those talk ing part on the programme were Miss Mary Blake, MT. T. M. Mccullough. Dr H. H. Hbbs and Miss Mabel Mccullough
 Special visitors were present. as follows Mrs. A. P Montague of Lake City, Fla, Miss Eva Pearl Mccullough of Selma
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AvOndale

Miss Cleo Carter was hostess Friday to number of her friends at her home in Ayondale. The house was prettly deco rated with daisies and ferns. After an Interesting rock game an ice course was served to the following guests Miss Lola McCool, Miss Hattie Traverthern, Miss Katbaleen Faulkner, Miss Burns Wald- man, Miss Inza Mae Snowdon, MT. Porter Williams, Mr. Charlie Page Mr. Henry Woodson, MT. Willie Jordan.
 Miss Mabel Schwine was hostess this week to few friends. Games. contests and music were enjoyed. after which an ice course was served to Miss Mildred Martin, Miss Jeanette Bibby Miss Mar garet Caffee, Miss Everett McCool. Miss Hilrie Schwine.
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waldman were chaperones at moonlight picnic at Avon dale park in honor of Miss Buna Allgood of Montgomery, who is their guest. Those invited were: Miss Nell Page, Miss Hazel Stone. Miss Violette Swift Miss Valla McCool. Miss Carl Lena Hohen, Miss Lola McCool, Miss Hattie Travernthern. Miss Burns waldman, Miss Ida KilIian. Miss Ruth Kelley, MT Grover Russell, MT. Will Reid, MT. Charles Millgan, MT. Charles Culverhouse, MT. Fred Martin, MT. James Burgess. MT. Harry Berry and MT. Alex Hickman.
 Mir and Mrs. T. G. Roberts of Leeds are the guests of MT. ana Mrs. Cafl RODertS. MT. B. O. Bentley is in Selma. Miss Hazel Stone was hostess at dinner in honor of Miss Buna Allgood. A basket of pink and white sweet peas formed a beautiful centerpiece for the table. where the following guests were seated: Miss Buna Allgood, Miss Valla McCool, Miss violette Swift. Miss Reva Clarke and
 Mrs. T. Stone.
 1 Miss Ruth Collins has returned home
 after visit to her aunt. Mrs. A. Stew
 art of Selma.
 ! Mrs. Will Terry entertained her Sunday school class Friday night. The house
 was beautifully decorated with sweet peas and daisies. The members present were l Miss Nell Page, Miss Hazel Stone. Miss
 Jessie Lee Sullivan, Miss Ruth Starbuck | Miss Annie Mae Brown, Miss Pearl Couch | Miss Rachel Pacely, Miss Ruby Hulsey Miss Leila Lackey and Mrs Terry.
 Miss Cleo Carter was hostess Friday evening to a number of her friends. Tht
 evening was spent with cards, games and music The guests were Miss Kathleer Faulkner, Miss Hattie Traverthern, Miss
 Lola McCool, Miss Thema Moore. Mis-. Inza Mae Snowdon, Mir. Porter Williams MT. William Jordan. MT. Marvin Cros. and MT. Bell
 l The T. D. s. club met Saturday after noon with Miss Carena Hohen. An in teresting musical programme was ar ranged and delicious ice course wal
 served to the following members: Mis-
 Ruth Kelley. Miss Lorine Farr. Mss Idi
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Vile and Decatur to be the guest of rela- tives.
 Rev l.. J. Goodwin has returned from Saginaw
 Miss Bertram Leishman of Huffman is the guest of Miss Rebecca Bazemore.
 Mrs E. H. James of Montgomery is the guest of MT and Mrs. E. c. James
 MT. Glenn Harvey has returned home after enjoying the annual encampment of the Boy Scouts at springville.
 Miss Sigsbee Bristow of Jemison is the guest of Mrs. J. H. Harrison.
 Mrs. z. R. Hall is visiting friends at Parrott, Ga.
 Charles Cattle of Orange, Tex, Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. S. E. Coggins.
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. Maddox have re- turned to Decatur, after being the guests of Mrs. Henry Bailey.
 M. P. White of Nashville is here on a business trip
 Mrs. r. T. Bonta of New Orleans and Mrs. Brice Bradley of Anniston are the guests of Mrs. Oscar Hall in Boyles.
 Miss Pearl Creg of Brunswick Ga., is visiting her brother in Boyles. The Boy Scouts of InglefooK are enjoy ing fishing trip to Ida. Ala, under the leadership of their scout master S. E. Coggins. Fifteen scouts are in the party. Mrs. H. F. Wilson of Columbia, Tenn. is the guest of Mrs. J. H. Mangrum in | Boyles. | Mrs. c. Sybil of Annston Is the guest i of her sister, Mrs. M. Roudicil. MT and Mrs. Edgar Keith are expected | home Monday, after a pleasant stay with relatives in Tullahoma. Tenn. | A moonlight picnic to Avondale park was given Friday evening, complmenting Miss Emma Lamar of Montgomery. The party motored to the park and a tempt ing lunch was enjoyed Dy Miss Lamar Miss Marion Ford. Miss Ethel Parsons 1 Miss Velma Meeks, Mr. Horace Waide. Miss Arthur Roberts. MT. Mitchell Chantz, Mir W. Middleton and MT. Howard Par | sons.
 | Miss Mabel Jones was hostess recently | to the members of the Junior Helpers | club of Boyles A social nour was en- | joyed after the regular business session Mae Barton, Miss Inez Conrad, Miss Net
 tie Hullet, Miss Mabel Moore, Miss Clara Parrish. Miss Kitty Buckner, Miss Edna Haighler and Miss Jo Eddie Haighler | MT. and Mrs. VIII Jennings entertained
 with dinner party Friday evening com l plimenting the guests of Mrs. M. J. Jen- nings, who have gathered at her home on South Highlands for a reunion. A large bowl of sweet peas centered the table, around which were seated Mrs w. B. Freeze Mrs. E. w. Bell of Vim Jennings, Miss Ila Jennings, MT. Tom Jennings and Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Jen-
 nings, Jr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
REAL WoNDER-WORkER
 FOR WRlNkLED FACES

Those who have tried all sorts of so- called kle-removers Tn van CT Sort fo lose those unwelcome traces or age. illness or worry. can scarcely find words to express their delight with , the have given 1t a trial The success Of this method is due not alone to ,b its marnel naaneit lines and croWsfeet, as well as upon the very fine ones-but also to its surpris- ingiy quick action and its entire harm lessiless Its simplicity and its mex pensiyeness are other commendable features, for one needs only dissolve an ounce of powdered saxolite in a haif this solution. At once remarkable transformation is beheld.
 It Is not only the effect on Wrinkles and creases that Is so noticeable. but facial contour is remarkably improved and the face looks much younger. One should be sure to ask the druggist for the powdered saxolite. The lotion, being so refreshing, Is particularly grateful to tired faces these warm. depressing dayG
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HNNrTND'S HeV%S\iS
 9HDv1cEA 9 ,I1 O.. ZewzS Bakey- O

The questions answered below are general in character the symptoms or diseases are given and the answers will apply in any case of similar nature.
 Those wishing further advice. free, free enclosing self addressed stamped en- velope for reply. Full name and ad- or fictitious name will be used In my answers. The prescriptions can be filled at any well-stoeked drug store Any druggist can order of wholesaler.
 find quick and permanent relief in the use of three grain sulpherb tablets mot sulphur. They aid digestion, overcome constipation and clean and tone the
 blood
 Beauty Parlor' writes "f wish 1 could find safe and sure dandruff cure
 which contains no alcohol nor grease
 something of this kind.
 Answer: Plain yellow minyol is the only thing could suggest which would
 meet these requirements in a hair tonic. , ruff and itching scalp few treat ments should overcome the most stub
 born case of dandrnff.
 "Portly" asks May l decrease my
 am too portly."
 Answer: You will find safe and sure flesh redueer in the use of five grain arbolone tablets I recommend
 these most highly, and patients report gratifying results.
 "W. N E." writes: Up until a short time ago. l never knew what 1t was to be tired. I could do my work and att tend to my social duties ,ll<e a man should. l required very little sleep and
 was like a twoyear old Always felt good. never worried, but now my condi- tion has changed. I'm no longer the
 man I used to be, and I'm very much alarmed about my health. I feel like could faint from sheer exhaustion" Answer: You have allowed your svs- tenn to run down. Too much work dis-
 sipation or too much worry. and not enough rest Start now using three grain cadomene tablets. These are high lv recommended and wonderfully effec- l tive, They should resore your bodflv | functions and your brain to new life and strength.
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In Ordering Goods Please Mention THE AGE-HERALD
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Hancock and MT. Charlie Mims left yes terday morning for Pelham, where they expect to spend a week camping.
 The West End Baptist w. M. U. will meet Monday afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. J. W. Wood 7o6 First avenue.
 The Walker Memorial Woman's Mis- sionary society will hold it's regular meet ing Monday afternoon with Mrs. Afford Eubank.
 The Missionary Study circle will meet with Mrs. c. w. Gewin Monday after- noon at o'clock.
 The West End Mothers Self-culture club met with S. Johnson Friday after noon, when they decided to disband for the summer months. An ice course fol- lowed a most interesting programme
 Mr. Otto Gilmore was pleasantly enter tained Wednesday evening. when few of his friends gave him a surprise party Among the guests were Miss Lilly May Kendrick. Miss Minnie Joiner, Miss Estelle Davis, Miss Jessie Cooley Mr. Rush Calo-
 way, Mir Gordon Hughes MT. Monroe Swan, MT Chester Gilmore. Outdoor games were played and after several hours of merriment an ice course was served.
 An enjoyable event of last Thursday afternoon was the meeting of the West End Forty-two club at the home of Mrs. c. B. Sewers. Pink and white sweet peas festooned the rooms where games were played Punch was served by Mrs. C.
 B. Sewers, assisted by her sister, Miss Jeannie Edwards At the conclusion of
 the games a delicious ice course was served to the following. Miss Bessie Blackwell Miss Ethel Daniel, Miss Jeanie
 Edwards, Miss Sallie Glasscock, Mrs. W. W. Blackwell, Mrs. E. J. Lacey. Mrs. E. J. Donnelly, Mrs. S. B. Sudduth, Mrs. E. B. Ferguson, Mrs. II. M. Macfarian1, NJ is. c. G. Andrews, Mrs. J. c. Stannard, Mrs. H. w. Duke Mrs. J. W. Hill, Mrs.
 James W. Brown, Mrs. R. l.. Drake, Mrs. w. F. Jordan, Mrs S. F. Johnson Mrs. S. M. Cox. Mrs. J. J. George, Mrs. Mark
 Lott, Mrs. Lee Hardeman, Mrs Carl D. Barker and Mrs s. w. Murbage,
 Mrs. c. J. Simmons entertained most
 delightfully."- the Wednesday Afternoon Social club. The various decorations made her home attractive for the occasion. In the reception hall was a large basket of sunflowers, while the living room was adorned with white roses and huge
 mound of sweet peas centered the dining table. At the conclusion of the games a delightful ice course was served The club prize, won by Mrs. D. N. Hill, was a crochet bath towel Mrs. T. J. Dusenbery
 was awarded the visitors prize. which was also a dainty crochet bath towel. The consolation, one of the new books, was drawn from a bowl of sweet peas by Mrs. E. W. Ellis The visitors were Mrs. c. C. Looney, Mrs. T. J. Dusenbery, Mrs.
 E. II. Smith, Mrs. Viola Tubb, Mrs.
 Steere, Miss Louise Tubb and Miss Lucille Tubb. The members present were Mrs. J. w. Davis. Mrs w. G. Holmes, Mrs. Julius Whaley, Mrs. Herman Whaley, Mrs. Ped
 Hickman, Mrs. D. N. Hill, Mrs. w. H. Beers, Mrs. J. c. Simmons, Mrs. J. E. Walters, Mrs. J. J. Lee and Mrs. E. W. Ellis.
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Wes End

MT. Frank Werland of Paduca, Ky, is visiting his mother. Mrs. w. A. Brown in Elyton.
 Miss Ethel Clarke of McCalla, who has been the guest of Mrs. D. O. watkins for the past few weeks, leaves this morn- ing for her country home in Linhurst Miss Clarke will be accompanied by Miss Dannydell Watkins of West End
 MT Gather B. Allison will leave Monday morning for Gadsden, where he will be the guest of MT. Alfred Allison and other rel atives.
 , Mrs. H. J. Salter left yesterday on pleasure trip to Mobile and expects to re- turn Monday.
 MT. and Mrs w. M.Gewin have named their little girl Bette Gewin.
 Mir Kelleth l.. Hammond. accompanied by his mother, Mrs w. A. Hammond, left yesterday afternoon for Silura, where they spent few hours and on their re- turn stopped over at Pelham Heights. They will return home today at noon.
 MT. and Mrs. Oscie Oliver, Miss Kate Dennis. Miss Emma Nell Graves, MT. Ross
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InglenpOk


 An interesting event of the week was the rose tea given by Mrs. c. l.. Mills at her home in Inglenook. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. w. D. Langston, Mrs. T. P. Downey, Mrs. B. w. Waide and Mrs. Clarence Harvey. The rooms were made attractive with roses. A re- freshing ice was served by Miss Louise Harvey to the guest as they arrived In a rose puzzle contest the prize was award ed to Mrs George Le Blanc. Music throughout the afternoon added much to the pleasure. An ice course was served hy Miss Maybelle Downey, Miss Regina Downey and Mrs. La Blanc to the fol- lowing guests: Mrs. Ed Harris. Mrs. R. D. Lee, Mrs. s. G. Lively, Mrs. John Adams Mrs. C. P. Smith, Mrs. Charles Beavers, Mrs J. l.. Anderson, Mrs. M. McCullock, Mrs. Jesse Chantz. Mrs. H. Collins, Mrs. w. A. Lavender, Mrs. w. Locke Anderson, Mrs. E.. Morris, Mrs. J. O. Langston, Mrs B. w. Finck, Mrs. J. IT. Fender. Mrs. H. M. Lewis, Mrs. Wea- yer, Mrs Roscoe Hail, Mrs. A. B. Luster, Mrs. C. Heck, Mrs. George Dunn. Miss Clersy Keith. Miss Florence Westbrook, Miss Cora Westbrook Miss Mary White, Miss Margaret Mckinney, Rev. J. F. Sur d ont and MT. C. l.. Mills.
 MT. Al Gordon Rives entertained the El Juvenes club Friday evening. Rook was played after which dainty rerresh- ments were served to eight members.
 Miss Lillys Rocket entertained at spend-the-day'' party Saturday. The morning hours were pleasantly whilec away with games and music and at moor a tempting dinner was served. Those en toying the day were: Miss Edith Smith Miss Margaret Freecoffer Miss Stells Mae Orr, Miss Ida Harrington, Mis- Mamie Harrington, Miss Mabel Barton Miss Rebecca Bazemore, Miss Paulin Strickland. Miss Ethel Strickland, Mrs George Le Blanc, and Mrs. William Bar ton.
 The Methodist Ladies' Aid society vii meet with Mrs. H. Collins Tuesday aft ernoon.
 Miss Kathleen Flynn and Miss Edn. Galloway of Montgomery are the guest | of Mrs Jesse Chantz.
 Mrs. J. F. Carlisle and Miss Mabel Bar ton, who were delegates from Tnglenool | to the Epworth League conference il Florence, have returned home.. 1 Miss Clersy Keith, accompanied by Mis- Regina Downey, has returned to her hom in Argo after spending the week witt [ friends.
 Mrs. Ida Roberts left today for Falk
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East Birmingham

Miss Blanche Crews and Miss Lucille Crews were joint hostesses at their home Thursday evening when they entertained the members of the Owl club and few invited guests A delightful diversion of the evening was club contest. Miss Eloise Brown winning the first prize, and
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Miss Palmer of Woodlawn and Mrs Green.
 Plans were made for Sunday school field day outing to he held in July on Howard college campus.
 Mrs. Lucille Mccullough and Miss Eva Pearl Mccullough of Selma are the guests of Mrs. l. M. Mccullough. They had delightful auto trip coming from Selma with Miss Annie Lou Burns.
 Miss Martha Truss returned Saturday from Decatur. where she was member of an interesting house party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ Jones.
 Mrs. T. R. Lee of Charlotte, N. C., ia visiting her mother Mrs. Hattie Tarrant, who Is seriously i'll.
 Mrs. Harold Robinson has as her guests Mir. and Mrs. II. r. Shumate. Jr.. from Atlanta. Mrs. T. NJ Cottrel was hostess at a spend- the day party in honor of Miss Annie Lou Wood and Mrs A. P. Mon tague. Other guests were Miss Gertrude Wood, Miss Vera Brent and Mrs. Carlton Hooper.
 Mrs Y. L. Senn has as her guest her sister. Mrs. R. H. Boullgny of Charlotte, | N. C.
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KiIlian, Miss yalla McCool Miss vioette Swift and Miss Buna Allgood. Mrs. J. E. Hewlett is the guest of rel-
 atves in Gadsden. Mrs. Lille Stelle has returned from
 stay in Memphis. Miss Louise O'Neal has returned from Jacksonville, Fla. Miss Mary Bell Haynie and Miss Bella | Cameron of Auburn. who have been the guests of Mrs. W. NJ. Haynie, left Sat 1 urday to visit friends at Nauvoo. | Mrs Jack Dickenson has returned from l Brookslde.
 | Miss Edith Goodwin of Carbon HIll is the guest of Mrs. Lille Cunningham. l Miss Lille Mae ODell is spending sew
 eral weeks with friends and relatives in Kentucky.
 l Miss Violette Swift was hostess at din-
 ner Saturday evening in honor of Miss
 Buna Allgood of Montgomery. Pink and
 white sweet peas formed a centerpece for
 the table Miss Swift's guests were: Miss
 Valla McCool. Miss,Lorine Farr Miss Carl
 Lena Hohen, Miss Ida Killian, Miss Ruth
 Kelley, Mrs. Robert Waldman, Mrs. F..
 Mckenzie and Mrs. John Maroney.
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Vivian

An interesting event of the past week was party at Mrs. Hugh Guthres, given by her two daughters, Miss Mary Guthrie and Miss Belle Guthrie. complimenting MT and Mrs. R l.. Lee, Jr., of Blueheld, w. Va Ferns and cut flowers were used In decorating and the evening was pleas antly spent in playing cards. Miss iu- cnda Mcclellan and Miss Edith Ellis gave several piano selections. Later in the evening a delightful ice course was served. Among those invited were Miss Alice Davies. Miss Claudia Mae Lambert,
 4
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hosts of friends will follow this popular young couple to their new home
 Mrs. Thomas H. Benners and children left Thursday for Wrightsville Beach where they will remain for some time.
 Mrs. Viola Roden- Redin Is spending the week end with Mir. and Mrs B. F. Roden at their home in Marvel
 Miss Leila Harrison will return to Bir- mingham this week. after attending Se- vance commencement and visiting in Col umbia, Tenn
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Cleveland

Cleveland, May 24-We are
having some fine showers, much
to the delight of the folks, for it
was getting very dry.
Mrs. C. NJ. w. Hopper and
children have returned home after
finishing her five months term of
school at Bairdville.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Russell and
children of Fort Myers, are visit
INC relatives here this week.
Miss Clara Hobson is visiting
her sister Mrs. Z. A. White in
Punta Gorda.
w. C. Wade of Punta Gorda,
was business visitor here Satur-
day afternoon.
Miss Cozine Watterson OF Ac-
line, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. c. E. Goodell.
j. B. Lanier was a business visi'
tor to Punta Gorda Saturday.
Miss Ellen Mizell of Fort Ogder
is spending a few days with Mrs
Bessie Watts.
f. c.. Brown, the assistant
bridge foreman, was visiting hi
best girl up the road Sunday.
S. E. Goodell was business Wis
itor in Punta Gorda Saturday.
Lloyd Carwell of Punta Cord
was visiting friends here Sunday
Rev. j. w. Brown, preache'
here Sunday afternoon. We sure
! lily appreciate having so many ou
!. M. NJ.
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NEIGHBORIN6
TOWNS
Woodrow

Woodrow, Fla, May 24.-Adel-
phian club holds delightful social
meeting.
One of the most delightful ev-
ents of the season occurred Fri
day, the 21st, when the Adelph-
ian club was entertained at the at
tractive home of Mr.. and Mrs. IT,
P. Hart at Upcohall.
Every arrangement had been
made to make it a most enjoyable
occasion. The house was beautl-
fully decorated with roses, carna-
tions and oleanders, and the stair
way trimmed with ferns and ell
derberries. At noon all adjourn
ed to an inviting spot in the grove
where tables and seats had beer
arranged, and a delicious lunch
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals for Clearing and GRUB
bing the several Divisions of the system
of Roads in the Punta Gorda Speclal
Road and Bridge District, of DeSQt00
County, Florida, (aggregating about lIV
miles,, will be received by the Bolrd Oh
County Commissioners of said county az
the office of the Clerk of said Board IN
Arcadia, Fla, until ~ o'clock noon Oh
Monday, June 7th, 1915. 81,
Specifications for said work are on ME
with said Clerk. Copies of speclhcatioh
and blank forms for bids may be nag py
application to said Clerk or to j. s. Ban
mister, District Engineer, at Punta Goru"
FLORIDA. -, l.,
{ Each bid must be accompanied by
certified check equal to per cent. OF q,
mount of the bid, as guarantee una sI
bidder, if awarded the Contract, VII
within five days thereafter. enter INTO
written Contract therefor, and VIII luTn'
| ish a good and sufficient bond with surety
to the approval of said Board ana IN al
| amount equal to so per cent. OF Cohtrac
| price; conditioned for the fathtul per
! Torrance of the Contract ACCORDING u
specifications. -, n,
bids. ,>-cr,
Clerk Circuit Court,
Arcadia, Fla
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE OR.
DINANCE FOR THE REGULA lion
OF PLUMBING IN THE TOWN OF
PUNTA Go2DA, FLORIDA.
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Sparknan

Sparkman, May 24-D. {, Hotf-
mans little daughter, Wanda,
was bitten by a ground RATHER,
She has a badly swollen foot, but
we believe is getting better.
Mrs. +. Kranamann has gone to
Chicago for visit.
Jhonnie Deckleman is home
careing for his mother, who is ia
poor health.
Mrs. J. |. Keith expects to leave
for Ohio the latter part OF this
week.
Mrs. j. R. Graham will be home
in a few days from the islands
where she has been visiting the
past month. .-
The base ball boys are going to
have an ice cream social on Fri
day. ~, 2Sth, at Gatewood's s. Ev
cry body come.
Mrs. John Shonetield is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Virgins at y
,keechobee.
Miss Hazel Owen, Mr.. G. Berr.
and Jesse Mehonest spent Sunda,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edmonds.
There was good attendance a
Sunday school last week, singin
extra good. Come everybody.
O. A. Held is having plowin
done.
Who were the good fairies tha
cleaned the school house and pu
up pictures? Come again, you al
welcome. Mr.. Gusman made e'