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The Detroit times., 1915-03-12
PAINTER FALLS
FROM SCAFFOLD

GRAND HAVEN. Mich. March IA
-(specisl)--Peter vandermeiden. .
painter, n yet unconscious fr6m q
fall OF % feet from q scanoldins
striking on his head. lie had tns
been discharged from hospital ,afs
er having pneumonia for six weeks
The Detroit times., 1915-03-12
Legislative Briefs
ZION > sfaf Correspondenl.

"
LANSING. Mich. March I.--An-
other attempt 10 halt and tie down
the rowing State House Of Correction
which was located AZ Bay city by
the last legislature. vas made yes
terday. This time Rep. = y smith.
% Mackinaw City. introduced n bill
to place "a On a site TO be procured
"a the townships, Of Nunda or Cor
with In the counties OF Cheboy gan
and Otsego.
The report that the entry OF Chez
bOygan and Otsego counties into the
race for the state Institution leaves
the mystic circle OF applicants can
not De confirmed
The last legislature located the In
stitution at Bay CITY. bat the failure
OF the county 10 procure site pro-
voked q general scramble TO get Al
the fund for its construction. which
is still IN the state treasury.
LANSING. Mica. March tls--Rep.
Charles culvsr's bill clearing away
disputed points az 20 qualifications
for electors in school elections in
cities with a population OF .5e. zee
or over WAS approved by the house
IN committee Of the. whole ye~terta y
afternoon IL viii come mp for pas
sage this afternoon
LANSING. Mich.. March li.--An
amendment 10 the state labor laws so
ae 70 permit children 10 obtain work
ing permits during the summer vaca-
ttons and on Saturdays. was intro
duc~d "Wednesday afternoon BY Rep
william DeBoer. Of Grand Rapids
The Detroit times., 1915-03-12
BILLY SUNDAY
is TO ADDRESS
N. j. STATESMEN

PHILADELPHIA, March IL
Billy" Sunday announced today
that be has definitely accepted the
invitation to address both houses OF
the New Jersey legislature Monday.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-12

ors e. Y o u
wouldn't trad 9
me for q horse.
would you. dar-
ling?
HeOf course
not. But I'd hat
20 have any on
The Detroit times., 1915-03-12

Nevcastle-on- Tyne. England, takes
its name from a castle which Mas
erected on the banks OF the Tyne
In 1880.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28
Corvallis Man Assists
In Fighting Fire Blight

through the efforts OF County truit
irrsreetor T.. 0. Constable, the services
n e. b. Posey, Of Corvallis, have been
ss.ured 70 assist in fighting the fire
IbFgbt. At present tde blight IS al
, fertjap pears, apples and ounces, be-
sides the wild growth Of hawthorne,
service berry and wild crabappIe, as
vel as seeding apples and pears,
Working with Mr.. Constable, Pro-
lessor Posey will begin at once the IN
spection OF orchards and wild growth,
and efforts will be made to eradicate
the disease at once As spraying is OF
no use IN fire blight, all branches and
I trees found 10 be infected will have TO
be destroyed, and burning seems to be
the most effective method Of prevent
ing its spread. Wherever found, own
eys Of property are compelled, legally,
iuton notice, to destroy tne branch or
tree infected. Any tree or branches
condemned by the county fruit inspect
70. must be destroyed, and if the own
ers will not do this il can be done and
the expense taxed against the land.
Mr.. Posey is a graduate OF a four
year course at the Maryland Agricul
tural college, has had several years ex-
perienee in the state Of Maryland fight
ing the fire blight. and has been recent
" giving his time TO this work in south
ern Oregon near Medford, and also in.
spectiCn work in Benton county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28
SCHOOLS OF MARION
COUNTY SHOW GAINS
IN LAST FIVE YEARS
Comparison Of Annual Re
ports Indicates Various
improvements

While the Legislation favorng hghsf
salaries for women teachers in 'be
schools has been passed only in the re-
cent year y comparison Of the annual
reports Of the county school s1Pennten-
dent Of this county shows that the aver
age salary Of the male teacher has been
steadily growing smaller while that OF
the women teachers has been as steadily
increasing. The report shows also thar
the salaries Of the women teachers are
smaller since the legislation vas affect
ed than ii was IN 1914 before any
agitation was started In 1914 women
teachers in Marion county we're paid
an average salary Of $3.50 and IN l9l5
they averaged t60.l9 per month.
The table also shows that women
are taking more prneipalships IN the
city schools az the men teachers are
finding their way 10 superintendeneies
and TO oUt Of the way districts where
only man can cope with all Of the
conditions that arise The comparative
table is az follows:
1911 1912 1913 1914 1918
Male
s76.35 tlI2.3O 5000 $500 t79.26
Female
s53AO : $3.50 $3.50 sG55O tGOl9
The number Of teachers employed has
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28
PERSONALS

Chas X Spaulding is in Portland
today 9n business.
Miss Ins ]. Buley has accepted a
position o, the Chicago store.
Nr and Mrs. August Olson we're Wis
itors IN Portland yesterday.
Jonathan h. Bourne is home again
after a few days vacation spent at the
beach.
Insurance Commissioner Harvey
Wells went 10 Portland today on busi'
ness connected with bis department
G.. B. Posey, Of Corvallis, is in the
city, assisting Fruit Inspector Constable
In The fight against the fire blight
b. T., leslie, Of the Hteusloff meat
market, in o few days viii take a yaea'
tiou Of two weeks fishing al Newport.
Miss Minetta Magers and Miss
Beatrice shelton left yesterday for n
short vacation 81 Cloud Cap Inn, Mt.
Hood
j. II Tracy, who has been spending
bis vacation at Newport, returned to-
day He e. o macbinist with the Salem
Iron Works
D ! Goode. o prominent farmer Of
stayton, Is iu The city today He was
formerly o resident Of this city and
was chaplain of -odgwick Post, No. 10.
Miss Ella Phillips. Nho hns been visit
iug Mics Grace Dupbvorth 10 Eugene
for Two weeks, returned 20 her home
Boz salem today Miss Phillips attend.
ed the Eugene high school last year -
Eugene Guard
Mrs Eua Welch. of Salem, who
has been teaching ai Riddle LEFT for
Portland this mufnp She recently
arrived here FROM San Francisco.
whore she attended the exposition,
She Win visit with W. and Mrs Ros
zoe NurNer. RosphurR Review.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28
Beach Sojourners Enjoying the
Week of Sunshiny Weather

homie, "Snurger By the.Sca.
g. n Am0js0u. Of Sily,rtUu. 10
among tht r,yyut arrivals from Marion
county Nr Anuudson registered 90 ,bg
Borden hotel Friday.
Mr aud Nr " ". wheeler of Glen,
Perry Idaho came Ia the latter mrt
of th, week to pass few DAYS 90 tht,
point uu ihr Oregon coast line.
Judge jaime, " Hamilton, OF Rose.
burg accompanied by his wife aud tam
lIy arrived lB Newport Saturday anl
hos opened che Huckchay cottage 40
Nyr Reach The Hsmiltons will remain
90 iho seaside until the 25,h OF next
mouth
o. D. sang, o. salem, arrived in
Newport un d Friday boat and is regis
tered 100 tha Abbey.
urr uf che lighthouses at Tent Dv
Is h,ing occupied by Mrs Muua WYATT
and .El'tvb ani Mrs. Mrttie Harlr,,
avid daughters and niece. Mis-. A,rrn
p'umau With ibe exception of Mis-.
nl'muH. who is from Reddur. Cal.
,ar 'vmaniu Of the party 3, frvm
rhdnmuh
Nr arl NJ, p C. Olson aud chill
at'h rf hutrrt are established Ir a
7ma}s.d. cottage at the beach Tl,,
h.'y as 'a..r guests Mrs, o. %. limh..
~ irwrlag Nebraska, and Mis-.
Na'tl A.aer'ga Of Dane touuy Wis
.on.r
Nn ons'l % salem, accompanied
N' .'. ,Nn daughters. Miss N,ttir Fu
,.,r a.i Mics t'ra Osvalt arrived .i
Ny" Beach 'tg aays ago ana ara.
''.-' IH ono VI lar Cherry Clty Ioft,.
r. a arl daughters, Emua
l'' N..vHi ~ Dallas. are tuioyrr
a' ....s a. ,ts bradshaw The Ts
".H.. STAY whigh will r,t,rI
" ..' ..H .- Nsrisnhrr
Moss H#H. k.hfts. u salem. I,....
.'..t " ias Saaadcrs hotel at Nyt
hf... '.. '.e lays.
N'f NHl.. tf.tnd johnson o.
N..H..,a. e lr,l smong ths quests
" ''. HH'ta.R, Nye Reach Mis-, Iebv
a. ".. N.aHt a ne musical t,tgl,s
' 'a. state aal steods % pass sssf
we. OF t,ttu seAcol ~ music
a, y bgw.tt q Eugrae. ana
we b ,sAnu. II Harrisburg mo
' Ja~lsf su eaiiHe AZ As
.A's N'uft,d 20 their IAuo
'.. N.''.' Tea n siue. Huiaa p'ssf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28
Social and Personal

CAROL g. DBBLE.

M and Ms. J W. g. Aoyef are
entertaining Nr. ami Av John Hihers
a. Clafke, BOuth DAKOTA, a. guests AZ
their country home on tho wallace
road. Though having been bge bot a
rhoft time. Mr. and Mu Huhfrs are
siready mueh charmed With Oregon ahi
espeeially impressed with The aVrsgl.
tufal development % tne valley The
/ lfubers are on their way 10 the eIpo.
sitioD.
Tho birthdays Of r. 4. KeiBhart July
2a, and his hrahsr r. j. Reinbart,
July ~, and Herbert jasper, a small
friend. also 90 tho 9th, were celebrated
last evening AZ a pleasant dinner party
given By Mrs r 4. BeilhaH The
guests, Including the family and the
house gsests Of Nm Reinbari, were ne
follows, Mrs Harry sayles Of Ash.
land Aiss Flora Joy, of Oakland, Cali
Mr. klha RciahRTt, of Corvallis, M
H j. ReinhAri, of E,rH, Ore Mr rad
Mrs. J. N Remnant, 0f Salem WiHui.
fred ReiBhaft and Herbert Jasper
Mr aal Mr. Frank Clinton, Of Sc.
attic, are spending month 20 Salem,
NJ Clinton being here on business The
rlibtOns are one time residents ~ sa.
lem, and find themselves AZ much pleas
ed with the city A. ever.
Mp Murhh Hatch Bocman of Port
land, is spending several weeks With
her mother Mrs. Lou alltch.
W. Baldwin, of Salem, and v W.
Aipke, of Corvallis, now lb NewpWt,
entertained with diuncr party last
Saturday
Mrs walter whnlcp. Of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, r leaving for her home Co..
day, after three wrecks visit With
friends here Mrs Whalru is o iprmcr
resident VI salrm and ths H hyr fH
return ln u years
Mos Dora Patterson. of Portland,
Whp has been spending d f,s weeks as
thr guest oi Mm A l. Wallace lis rr.
turning tonight Miss Patterson Was ID
teacher ut one time ,n Salem
Carl ncrko aud Ham Roberts. Sigma
Chi mambem Of the University of ono
Ron. rprut tho weekend with their fW
tupiy brothers. the Muli bow, ai their
homr uu Nodb Commercial street
So mud ldn n e Wiskucr reformed
ta Astoria Monday after Hnu stay
iu Salem Miss fhYIa um.a accom-
panied lhr Wirkncr as uf ls Iuu
hui. whttu they wont tu hrir sUHu r
band. now playing u pouuod Misc
hlmi,t returned 10 Salem Tuysday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28

Using the nBptial mass, Rev. A. \
Moore, of ". Joseph = charch, oiiiclaat
"a az The marriage Of Miss Agnes la
Byanch 10 Thomas A. NAdon this morn
isE Al 1870 s'eloef, a. ibs ehpfeh
Tho ceremony wss performed beioi'
nasa. Rey. NJ. Moore wearing biz eisb.
onte RoId yestmrnts The altar rail
was dscomted Eith pink bpd white
roses and sEpafHgnf ferp and ihe alini'
with fosel apd sweet peas. The BRIDE =
Rsvn VAS Of whiio fhiin with an over
dTaps Of shadow lace Tho bride was
given sway BY bar father Tho A.
icndanis we've Mim Herisnsc Radon,
A. bridesmaid, and syril Asdon, a. beet
mar. Miss Nadon , ggVn waa Of pinf I,
earrylng oui the s9lof sshsmc o. PINK
nDd white The nugbfaTsr was nv.
afnd Gallon, and the tro flower gifb,
Mar Gallon and Marie Nad0n were
fIosked 10 pink and white also. Mics
1eoba Wiedfhef played Lohengrn's .
wedding march Mr. And Mrs.. Nada
win reside N sAlem.
Mi@ Margaret J. Cospsr principal
" The Garfield sfho0l, has just taken
ehsrgs * tho nhool sIhibit IN the ore
gen building ai the fair She reports
that tke interest 10 thht department 10
ysry koen, A. 100 people stopped in
ans forenoon 70 mako notes 90 The man
1al training and sewing work 0f The
fortlsnd school children
Mm Can ". Eiiidt entertained Miss
Gaihrnnc Caifl, of Toledo. Ohio, lhsl
wcei. Miss CRiri was cn route "a fan
Yrancisco This ueek the two small
sons of Pfs,ideui Cooke, of Albany
rellrgr, are visiting Mn Elliott B boys
D6 Rnd Mrs Wallace have been ra
isnslysly entertained by friends 10 IA
lem dunag then stay here, having for
msily lived 10 salem
ME- " s Wallace entertained ln
formally " dinner hsi hight, whpu che
kshHd . frW fuonds iH 70 say iafeNsll
10 ~ snd Mfs, llHgh y Wallace. who
leave iopouos for silome Springs, A.
ksahaa
The Frederic Tbirltcua have lril for
Agate Beach, who're ihcy VIII rbss tho
femsibdef oi DO summer ih tholf cot
iAee
Mr. tllhuu IS hogfs has gone 10
visit friends 0p tugeas npi Albany
Wofi received ffU Colonel w. u0fr
", fou filuanh Mrufo. ,iatfs hat be-
ppd aiH party afr iH county Nhoft d
npflrly editor Npmd stHpr. alta that
ihf9 would leave Fpu Fjmna foi sau
fsnnriafo lAsi Saturday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28

Mrs A v Brown, the guest Of Mrs.
r. aontezlm Brown, has lett tof san
Francisco and Los Angeles. After a
lew weeks sojoBrn in California she
win leave Tor her home in the east
NJ. Charles siegmubd and children
have gone for visit with Mrs. sieg.
mbud parent, AZ Mitchell, Wheeler
county
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28

ing az Tcrt City.
j T. Dullum, cf Silyerton, aai =
W pullum, Of shelly, Nebraska, arg er-
loying the pleasures Of the beach ''f
few days
karl Lentl, Of Salem, arrived 'N'
middle Of the week for short So.
luuru.
h b. Gcsncr, OF Saiom, was rcstrt
arrival ai the New Cliff house.
Mr.. and Mrs ). X. Candy. of 'ei
lerson are soiouruing in Que Of thr e''
tagts az Cherry City for a few WerN>
Mr.. and Mrs, Earl y $. Smith, of fn
gene, arrived az the Hotel Niconai '''
latter part Of the week.
Z. a Rhoton, ficla editor Of tht i"
eific Homestead, arrived In NcvT'n
from Salem in his automobile SATURDAY
for a few days visit. Mr.. Rho,cu g Nl'l'
Is TO look after matters in tonuctu'"
With the construction Of a cottage a'
-------------------------------
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28

valuation and comparisons Of the
schools and the Improvements in meth.
uds of teaching and in the quality of
the teachers canuot be measured or put
into au annual report Mr. Smith has
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28

no hesitancy in stating, however, that
the schools Of this county are in the
best condition and are doing the best
work that has ever been done in
Marion county schools.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28

Newport Orc lHN 2s. 1915.
THE bright ,nH.buy weather that
has t.0u prevailing throughout ihe
0yek ai fh- resort ha. maJt the time
mvH interesting 90 beach sWUautrs
Among iH. may Diversion, chat have
bun crowded into 90. nyeks ,tltJul,
bow, been excursion ups tu tbe uum,r
ua. places yf uiyur ar.uud New
p.Tt
IH. most r.r.hr rbs,mr With beach
i".Ef Doe uuH ihe usNlrg fuF salmun
aHl .H,. N..r $3.50 psh Daily tam,
afr h,H. W.ie hF fN. U.u. 81 and uih,r
"',ao EuHt boats ru tb, lrtp 5000 aud
ma"F rh Ha'r hryn SECURED The Jt
tui.Hs s. IHs .r.lt ar. most ,uthuu
a.'. .'.f lag Has.ft afforded sat-
".r nu.HHE ar 0.rH as twenty ruaaJ,
.N'' Deco ...a.f afiyf aB rluuur us
s.t 3D.. SALMON m. Nas commenced
rar.'. ..H tul ttHu w.hI uentsI
N. ...E .. Ut .rHtr .tf tHt, ,ua.l
.... '.. rAEH |af' ., September
I". .f.0 IHH.h Bow. H, usual n
tHN.Na Ils H"u.uluH. .f r,.Hr.gu,.f.
Ihr h.u. Ia situated about Fifteen
u...' .W .g .,a.U .-.u N.au.rt srl
on. .HH n uaI. HfH,r .. f..r .r I.
l.f.. A.t.H.bI.s HfsN tft.mHf h.
N llr Bow. |, .t u,.uHu .ut
H.aa.I fht s.aht .....I when rta uts
..Hss Ia be- utI worth fhr BONG u..
N i. u,, d sHy'HlU. ...|Ha d. fE,
h.f.f .Hsu .H AGAINST ... ..Ha T..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28

agate 1aspers and Moonstones on the beach
making much priced souvenirs, First class hotels
rooms cottages and tents for rent at reasonabls
rates ''''ole
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28

been increasing steadily as well as the
sum paid for teachers annually For
the five years from 1911 to 1915 the
number Of teachers employed in the
schools Of this county was 2I2, 2I5, 2sI,
800 and 1928 respectively, For their
salaries the sum paid out in 1911 was
sl39,72i, in 1912 sl5s,OO3, 1913 sl6s,.
039, 1914 $ls2,545 and in 1915 $l95,2OO,
The school census shows that in 1911
there we're l2,2O4 pupils of school age
in the county and in 1915 there were
1858. The avcarge daily attendance
has also improved in five years as IS
indicated by the table below:
1917 1912 1913 1914 1915
Pupils .6423 69O9 7lO2 1852 1880
Per cent
attend
ance o.. 90 9ll 0ii 20 9G
Five new districts have been formed
in the last five years and the number
Of school houses has increased in this
time from l27 tq l4l The estimated
value Of school houses and grounds has
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28

Au v N Wallace entertained lu
formally ~ diuher iusi nlfht whpu shr
asked frN ffloHda iH 70 sny iafeNrll
10 ~ snd Mrs, llugh y Wallace. whu
leave iomouos for Hilome Springs, A.
ksakaa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28

Continued on Page Thrse)
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-09-03
Better Babies" Show

Misses nellie Frazer and Eliza
beth Pryor. as chairmen of COM
mittees Of the Woman's Club,
are planning to have a 'sbetter
baby" show in the library: hall.
AS there are so many of the fin
est specimen of the specie about
town, and so many different
standards by which each fond
mamma measures the perfect
lovely baby in her home, these
young ladies have decided on a
strictly scientific method, by
which the fine points of perfec-
ton of each entry will be decid-
ed. Definite plans will be given
to the public through the columns
of the local papers as soon as
they have progressed far enough.
There is a great time in store
for all of US.
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Labor Day Social


The Epworth League of the
First M. E. Church will give a
dime social Monday night Sept.
9Th, at the home of Miss Grace
Davis, 612 w. Jessamine street.
All persons are requested to come
representing their occupation.
Refreshments will be served and
a delightful evening is anticipate
ed. Every body is welcome.
especially the young people Of
the city and community.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-09-03
For Investors

Something of interest to
every man and woman in
the city can be learned by
calling at room 21O, S story
Bldg. Mr.. Barger will be
pleased to go into details
of the proposition with any
one interested. This may
mean all income to you for
the rest of your life. lO3-tf.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-09-03
For Sale

Thirty acre farm, two miles
and one hundred and ten acres
three miles from Court House.
Fitzgerald, Ca, or will ex-
change for larger farm if loca-
ton is satisfactory.
I G. L. Taylor,
Route 2
So st Fitzgerald, Ga.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-09-03
Quarterly Conference

At the Central Methodist Church
tonight. The Third Quarterly Con-
ference will be held by the Presid-
ing Elder at $50 tonight. All
the official members, including
local preachers, trustees, stewards,
Sunday-School superintendent and
president of Epworth League are
expected.
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Love Baby

Dear mother, you loved me
when | was baby why did you
not have my portrait made like
Mrs. did have of Elizabeth. Well
darling, mother neglected it. Come
with the baby today, to Godfreys
Studio, we will please you. F. H.
Owens artist.
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Missionary Notice

The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Central M. E. Church will
hold their devotional meeting next
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock, with
Mrs. S. G. Pryor in charge, assisted
by Mrs. Phillips, the former presi-
dent. Mrs w. L. Warts,
Recording Secretary.
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NOTICE

An Annual Camp Meeting Will
be held at Waycross Ga. from
Sept. 1st.to 18th. Workers Rev.
M. M. Busy and Rev. John Sharpe
Every body invited. For furthe,
information address WI. Hinson,
Pres.or Mrs.J. W. Adams,Sec
Morgan Ga.
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AT The Christian Church.

On Lords Day Sept 5th. the
Pastor will preach on the follow
ing subjects. Sunday morning,
1.-The Divine Message and the
Human Messenger" Evening
THE Basic Principals of Chris
tianity."
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Re. Brewer
returned from their western
trip this morning. Mr.. Brewer
states that they had a delightful
vacation, seeing the far West.
the expositions and the grandest
scenery in the world. A special
on the Santa F'e out of Chicago
was furnished the Railway Off
Gals who made up the party,
and their praises for the conrte.
sizes extended by that enter
prising railroad are now being
sung all over the States. as
members of the party out of
the Windy City came from every
State in the Union.
Fresh Norfolk oysters
received daily at the New
York Cafe.
MIR. J. c. Brewer, manager of
the Consolidated Grocery Co.
in this city and Douglas has sold
his mansion in Douglas to Mr..
I. S. Price and will immediately
move with his family into the
McFadden cottage on West
Central, purchased some time
ago by Mr.. Brewer from Mrs.
McFadden. Mr.. Brewer who
also owns the beautiful quarter
square on the corner of Central
and Merrimac drive, formerly
owned by j. B. Smith, will be.
gin building a handsome mansion
this Fall. Fitzgerald is delight.
ed to have this delightful family
join her social circles.
Mrs. 7. c. Taylor left last
night for Washington and New
York.
LemOnslS cents par dozsn
Davis Bros.
WANTED--Man to sell Indus.
trial Life and Health Insurance
at DELLA. call Saturday after z
Pm. Davis Block Room 1.
Horse For Sale
A young, gentle Hamiltoniar
horse for sale. Can be driven BY
lady. Will sell at abargain il
taken at once. See RI. King. 3O7
West Altamaha st. City. 1O5-3t.
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Woman Club Members.

The year book is now complete
except the roll of membership.
All members are requested to
send in their names and dues to
Mrs. J. c. Bush if they wish
their names to appear in the
Year book.
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The first Oysters of the season
at the American Lunch Room to-
day. Phone Greek-American Res
taurant, No. ITO
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Fresh Norfolk oysters
received daily at the New
York Cafe.
Mrs. A. H. Hanna, of Lakeland
Fla, is here visiting her daughter,
Mrs. w. P. Meyers.
Miss Kibble, who has been head
mllliner in Churchwell's for several
seasons, returned from her vacation
Thursday and is ready to again
meet the ladies of the city in her
popular millinery department.
We allow 1Oc for Good
middling Cotton to our
Credit CustOmers--.Dod
Supply Co.
Mr.. T. L. Parson, of Jacksonville,
Fla, Superintendent of the S. A. L
in Florida, is visiting his brother.
Mr.. W. R. Pars on of the A., B. & A
Mr.. Hugh M. Turner, of Jackson
vile, Fla, is here visiting his moth
er, Mrs. j. W. Turner for few days.
At the New York Cafe
you get the best meals, fresh
oysters received daily.
Mr.. l. B. Allen and wife, who
have been visiting in Columbus
Ohio, have returned home.
Mrs. G. C. Smith of Bruns-
wick, who has been visiting her
parents in the city for the past
week, left for a short visit to
friends in GAINESVILLE.
Miss Gladys Wooten of Shell
man who has been visiting Mrs.
James L. McCarty for the past
several weeks, left for Americas
to attend a house party.
LemOnsl5 cents per dozen.
Davis Bros.
Mr.. G. V. Cunningham. agri.
cultural agent spent the morn.
ing in the city in the interest Of
placing a farm demonstration
agent in the county.
Manager Harris of the Amusu
had as his guests at the theater
a number of shopping ladies
from Ocilla Thursday.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-09-03
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