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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-27
MY OFFICIAL WIFE
Great Picture Shown Yesterday at
@The Anderson" Theatre.

One of the most intensely interest
ing and spectacular motion pictures
ever shown In Anderson is my Off
cial Wife, which held the board at
The Anderson" yesterday afternoon
and evening.
The picture was witnessed by large
audiences both afternoon and evening
and at times there was not seat va.
cant on the orchestra floor of the
theatre. Last evening the audiences
were especially large, and at one time
Whitner street, in front OF the theatre
building was almost congested by the
automobiles bringing parties down to
see the wonderful picture.
My. Official Wife" tells a story OF
Russian life. the plot centering about
the activities of a band of Nihiltsts.
There is a wondrously beautiful wo-
man who is spy for the NihiIists.
and 1t Is about her that the story
hinges. One OF the most spectacular
features of the picture was the dis
charging OF a torpedo from a tube on
torpedo boat destroyer, the missile
oelng fired at yacht on which the
girl spy and young officer of the
Russian court. who had fallen madIy
In love with ner. were making their
escape. The torpedo was seen to pur-
sue It's deadly way through the water
and strike the yacht amidship. tear
ing great hole in it's side and caus-
ing 1t to sink. Altogether the picture
was one of the best ever shown here.
The orchestra at "Thc Anderson"
continues TO prove favorite, and
most delightful music is rendered dur
Ing all performances.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-27
SEASON OPENS
ON APRIL 10TH
Date Selected by Federal League
Two Days in Advance of
Other Games
Oy Associated pnsa.)

BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. Selection
OF April 10 as the opening date of
the Federal Leagues playing season,
four days in advance OF tile list games
In the organized major baseball.
leagues. and recommendation by the
umpires OF minor changes in. playing
rules. marked the opening sessions
OF the leagues annual schedule meet
Ing here today.
Although Injunction proceedings In
stituted at Chicago To prevent the
transfer of the Kansas City franchise
TO Newark preIented formal .adop-
tion OF schedule, the magnates
went ahead with their work on the
basis that Newark would be the
eighth team In this years lineup.
Representatives OF the Kansas City
owners registered at the hotel. where
the league meetings were held, but
did not seek recognition.
1t looks like pretty favorable
sign, said President James A. Gil
more, when Federal clubs < beyin
fighting for franchises. In r-c.: Fed
eraf affairs all around look mighty
good to me for 1915.r 5,-s
New rules recommended by the UNI
pres provide for fine of 5000 and
80 days suspension for pitchers u.s.
Ing the emery balln and would rule
out Of play a ball batted foul that
strikes any part of the grandstanti
or passes info foul territory beyond
first or third base, the latter rule be-
ing designed to prevent delay.
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MARKET REPORT
New Orleans Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 26-Tbe cot
ton market was nervous and narrow
today, prices at the highest being q
TO points over yesterdays finals
and at the lowest to 8 points under,
Inc, close was at net loss of 2 TO
. points. Shorts. were aggressive sell
iers at times. bat there was a con-
tinnous demand for covers from the
bear side.
The unsettled wheat market caused
more or less selling. bears contend
ing that longs In wheat who were al
SO long of cotton would sell their
cotton in order to be able to protect
their wheat. There was some talk of
weaker spot markets. but 1t was not
borne out by the official reports.
The growing heller that planting of
cotton this spring would be greatly
reduced was a steadying influence.
Bullish ideas regarding acreage were,
in some measure. confirmed by re-
ports from Texits that much cotton
land was being planted in corn.
Cotton futures closing. {,
March 7.93:: May 8,37 3 October S.6s; !;
December 8.S1.
Spot cotton quiet, unchanged Sales
on the spot 675 bales; to arrive S75.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-27
UGH! CALOAIEL MAKES YOU SICK
DON'T STAY BILIOUS, CONSTlPATED

Your druggist or dealer selis yotl 4
30 cent bottle OF Dodsoaa Liycr Tone,
Under my nn4rsors. guarantee that Il.
will clean your alnggislI liver better. tran
nasty eAlomsi Il wont make you siiieiis
and you can eat anything yoi, want
without being saiiyated, s Sonr druggist
guarantees that each apooniilI sin start
yoiir liver, clean yoiir bnwels and
.strsisaten ycu up by incfnine or .yoa
get your money hack. Children gladly
sfaEt Dpdsen's Lisei. Tone bacanse Il iss
pleasant tasting ard dcssn,t gfire or,
craInp or make them siesss Il y 4 4 i :
nm selling millions 1t bottles af
Dodsoii's Liver Tone to people who hnys
found that ttis pleasant, yeeetahle. liver
rifsijsine sakea The place III ,siaf.eesoSis
esyofnei q Bny, one bottle On niv. so.sii'l.
fsisable guarantees Ask your dsnea;SS
about ne &
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GaYernor Gigns RiII.

s COLUMBIA, Feb. 26. The governor
today signed a bill providing an issue
of $95o,O00 of bonds by Greenyille
County to build good roads.
Among the new enterprises COM
missioned today by the secretary OF
stGte was. fsI1 Greer lsETe
stores, or Greer, EitIl Il N rIS5If Sfius:iS
Inf 81, 500, ofiicers being q. =. Bower,
presidenf a g. 20. =. ivast vice preAi-
dent: 81 s. Henson, secretary: n, NJ.
Hawkins. treasurer. The company
VIII do = general grocery and ner-
santile business.
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50 sIs0l koi, me h9se 1ef6sil s1iifs re-.
.ssessa Sstkerdls'y zee "a have e.seirs
-. -. ost9rS stlaE ores n f7iche1il !;
t,lgzussg llsogniAs ana fisa:.e a1Dii..
TX su.s esSifs ;li:ll a.. "a, s, ~; "a
:s,ses aas E9ns and that ID j IL l3e-
&Qff hsll Isis t0Bn 4kia fseE QlrIe
& fione5 10 illefsoii. II. Ez.zs.s1 q
) ilIhs I5T5fa1s
'lssailig es,lliisel fss k.l.s. 4. s
went 70 hilseFI lie Tllstfs. - a ffzlt i,,6
VIII ne fi6fl 81 q 81 II;
Epfe f'isi iRte9is q Carp i, IA s
1nrEe y ei;s,fibfzH An Z ns,s
ti.st b2s taI,fl s.5sf2 4 /. 4 -
BsSyills te ef3f. acaneai fosa ,.s
Set't' |E!ssfeilfd &, F63klne 4
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~ s S klssi s a,E'i n,
I.,t 4. ~ 'ss Il.
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Personal

r. S. Yeargin, well known jeweler
of ivn, was among the visitors In the
city yesterday.
Joe Ligon OF Iva was among the
visitors in the city yesterday.
Mrs A. b. Wharton OF Iva has re-
turned after n short stay in the city.
Will Wharton of Iva was among the
visitors in the city yesterday.
w. f. Lanier Of Baltimore, jewell
ry drummer. was in the city yester-
day calling on local dealers.
Edgar Kelley of Pelzer was among
the visitors i'm the city yesterday.
Mrs. Roy K. Burriss of the county
was in the city yesterday shopping.
Mrs. Lille Chapman of Denver was
among the visitors In the city yester-
day.
S. w. Cartee of Hopewell spent yes
terday in the city.
Joe smith of Starr was among the
visitors in the city yesterday.
Ben Pearman of Starr was among
those spending Yesterday in the city.
Tom Webb of the country was
among the visitors in the city yester-
day.
Mira. T., L. Chamblee of Starr was
visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs r.. E. Cochran spent yester-
day with friends in Greenvilie.
DR.. r. G. .Wi,herspoon of the Hol-
lands Store section was n visitor In
the city yesterday.
DR.. Frank Lander of Williamson
was among the visitors in the city
yesterday.
| Mr.. Richard Plenge, formerly pro-
prietor of the Colonial Home Mt viii
iiamston and now proprietor OF
hotel in Spartanburg was u visitor
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. ]. d. Wilson of Iva was o
shopper in the city yesterday.
Mrs. w. L. Mouchet OF Starr was a
shopper in the city yesterday.
Miss Leda Poorc of Belton was
among the visitors in the city yes
terday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-27
iERfcAGo

ffEc AGO bs rs Wheat prices
collapsed siil 8 5 cents today under
szelEsl 81 every foTf destroyed
AT the Baf6a Hes costing wheat
bNpefa &c iii + Pate III about cents
bnshat Bsy lily. fhis was the es-
Innate si.Il lsar ly plit on t.Ie chances
thai eoQ. .e99 o bushels Of Russian
* !. ss,ils son llavs free out
la9 slliilfiisi ete l5y The Turks. The
11ssf naasse several iffi-
illi II !, 8 .3SS nusier last niehti
ny. TO ~ Sl9 / down and
eise 80 g b TO S14 rs Pro-
fl2ielse sspulie SD at an advance of
z ~ q 8 u 3 ~.
y tkfAin sI:e visions close:
& es'i tl2s ss8: July n, rs. s
Qss fF IS July So.
ss. mara 6pi.5a.
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1liaes, must cd sssl
slEe Lssils A5ile Red q llssA Fiiace, lllsaI
!..l Y o k aiee q 6ss .i'ss
g great deal u GOOD -
Aeiafe edifsle 1tfT slslse Csffl5Il: &
Nctsfl spit ~ eYef, shitiE 4 q I had 8
tired sceiiis5 sIIi II 8 tiI7IS and iss.7
ofgeaaiF cc;sld lIAsEiiy slTaS sfolisE..s
a:,n SIsA5a hsss e:ie9 san
sislee lsiiae S:ass'i / l.svs t;i.sflis
sssil d Aass 1sFs;lilia
alint 6 70 rpliles d /. II
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qsik 1''s 50 - ltrl sex Il s.
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tssszIsl. s 81: ,..| s
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MaY Not Cnll Extra Henaion..

8 WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.--Admjnis-
tration senators tonight were inciIn-
ed to doubt that President Wilson
would call an extra session OF the
sepate after March 4 10 consider the
Colombian Indemnity and, Nicaragua
canal right treaties or for any Other
purposes. 1ale president and hts
cabinet discussed the advisability az
such action during the day, but so Far
as - known 20 final decision was
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Only IA Descrtlons.

were only "A tiesertiohs among tho en-
listed men of tho Atlantis battleships
fleet last December. according to a
report OF the commander-in-chief to
the navy department. Department Of
ficials are highly gratified over the
record. During the month leave or
liberty was granted on sls4,336s occas-
ions and sin hut 1,164 Instances was
the li,n,rtys or leave operstayed.
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En Route 70 Trainlng CaInna.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.~-when the
Apache sailed for Jacksonyille Fla
today she carried a small army nj 81
Dasepaii players. representing the
brookiyn and Philadelphia Nationals
ana the Philadelphia Athletics, en-
camps The Athletics viii remain ai
Jacksonville, while the Brooklyns
will nroceed by rail TO Daytonn and
the Phiilies to ST, Petersburg.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE--Agriculthral Lime : ric-
es reasonable; will make extentief
terms to good farmers In car lots
where necessary. Write us. or
whats better, call and see na-wo
will not sell Lime on credit osrr
telephone. Furman Smith, Seeds
man. Phone 484. slSs
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tsontraets f,eIF|,

rOLUMREAs FehI &c. Dr. ). Adam
f5ayne, secretary of tie State board
Of health, today LET the ecnfracs Tor
;lfa Installation Of the piuuahing Eas
spipeA ana sewerage disposal lines at
the Adininisttation and ward buiidines
Of the Slate tubercHIosis hospital 20
Nv. 81. GurmaFin q go. nf Columbia.
The contrast for putting hi the heety-
iene lighting ixthres was gsyei, 10 III
10. RAteman of Columbia III work is
y be conb eted by Apvil IL
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EIKcsAksCs. 10. sai.-4Hogs, lower.
Bulk So So q light $6.50@6.75;
mixed IS 10Ft 20 |: heavy s6.i5@96.65; /;
rough 81 s % 4; pigs s5.75D6.75.
tie sIeS Native steers $500
81 cows an hesters $3.so@7.75;
esiTes S791o.
J sheep 17fmS Sheep $6.S56DT75;
sinfss S.5S: lambs 1890
$50.
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WANTED-TO do. your bicycle and
motorcyclk repairing. work ia one
promptly and efficiently tit nioder@
ute prices We also sell the aInss
dian" Motorcycle and the !. RaIsiis
Bicycle. Gates & Smith, No. $50. Il.
Whstaes Street. Phone 1ea z
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Cleveland Americans on to Texas.
CLEVELAND, o., Feb, 28.-In
charge OF Manager Birmingham, the
Cleveland Americans left today for
San Antonio. Tex, for spring training.
Manager birmingham said every
player must fight for his position -
There are7two or more candidates for
nearly every place.
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WANTRD-The privilege 10 curS
tobacco users ut home. $500 buys
the cure. information IL desired.
THE KEEI.EY INSTITUTE, Co..
LUMBTA, 8. c., Box 75. .s
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Anderson Man Among Appointments.
COLUMBIA, Feb. ,26.-Goyernor
Manning today made the following
appointments:
Executive committee state board of
health: Drs. Robert Wilson, Jr., OF
Charleston; B. D. Fronts, of Ridge
Spring: G.. C. Gambrill, OF Abbeville; /;
w. j. Burdell. OF Lugoff; e. A. Hines,
Of Anderson; W. M. Lesser, of Column
bia: william Egleton, Of Hartsville;
and w. W. Dodson, of Greenvllle
DIR. ]. Adam Hayne of Columbia was
appointed state health officer.
Commission on State Eouse and
grounds: Douglas Mckay. chairman;
John Irwin and Z. II. Dick, all OF Co
lumbia.s
Richland county dispensary board:
j. S. Werner: J.W. Il. Duncan: S. IT.
l.. Westberry. all of Columbia
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FOR SALE-We have several mules
TO offer cheap for cash. Webb E
Webb. 2-2g.2tp.
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of the staff of the Manufacturers Rec
ord.
There is no such man as A. d.
Manning, at least the governor of
South Carolina has no son by the
name. Governor Manning today asked
the newspaper men ito expose that
scoundrel who represents himself as
A. ID. Manning, son of the governor
of South Carolina"
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New York Cotton.

1J1t Feb. 26.-Cotton was
! s ~ :sreet.sad during to-
day 9 tradlr NTH the close steady
it an aiyancf,s 2 points ~ a uecilne
~, 2 points. =
Cables we're lot fully ,up to expecta-
HOBS and aft opening steady ut a
decline Of 2 "a 3 points. the local mar
ket sold hboit 8 toe points under.
last Ights ing figures. Increas-
Ing nefy0usna over shipping condi-
tiopE scanned H account for the scat
iiterinE liquidaN 'en OF some OF yester-
day hslEeFa. q offerings were limit
ed as there " no evidence OF south
prn selling h5 peninis of rumors
That saili lings oni England to New
York bad beet temporarily suspend
edse were sollF fed by q rally which
carried pricesI bout 4 to S points net
higher
lzeaer Asw peleans turned shade
see5ier aid % iFate wires reporting
some hedge fs ling in that market
Tted enothef wave of local liquida-
tion liick ce led the active months
to s points let { lower. but recovar-
|eleg of Q TO z pa It's followed In the late
ttading
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Leaving for Spring 'TraiDioI,.=

Leaving for Spring TraininR. 4
PHILADELPHIA. Feb, &c Most OF
the members of the Phiiadeiphia Ma
tional and American league teams LEFT,
here today for New York to sail OH
the steamer Apache for Florida Tor
their spring training. x. n.
Manager Pat Moran accompanied
the Phillies leaving today, Manager
Connie Mack will leaye by train for,
Florida Tomorrow. - j IS
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= :
Denton. with Esterallass s. jewels ia isi
pocket. STEPS into On adjoining room.
rne colonel, suspicious, ilpnn search.
finds denton With the jaWeis ON hfS
person The colonel resnptant 20 fry
aim upon so base q charge as rob-
berry. deniands DeHton.a RESIGNATION
Henton bids ooa-bye to tis con5
Irades and takes the trail. Candy en-
gageg him as superintendent 81 the
ranch ~ 4
NeMsSaf war has reached the sarcl,.
ane the coysuya organize 4 coinhanv
leleetinG Denton as captain ,riie sl,.ing
EstopS at fsanyk's nfssl al is as tfrI
kellar learns from Eena of her
owe for Tony who grimly ava ;fa "a
learn the name 0f her sefiacer. i ,ey,S
lsiop alitSd demand nf bosls /, II,eg
llodsraan. s7ii S 'i'ss.:1 -
The three enter tic roS,1l, i,,st Z :
benton cnfronta Hodg7naIt. Denton
Flrskee Ii9d gnlafl "a the exciteEnont
Two shots sfe iired Efodgnsil fails
sKognde CavalryInefi and cosfl,dgs
Ense IN Elodeinan accuses Denton.
I n utio bserved, alps away. Kefiar
teetliies that the Hltot came from bas
aAnq. Lena asnsss to asissrer a,issz
Tons; The bullet extractea fTfsn
sodeinan 8 body is produced 8, ana
Denton IS fseed. Lens: Il. ordered mn. !.
cor arINal 3 49, IS
Tony, . save her, cOnfessea Il, s,,s
Ish0qhng. but rssalies ffFon1h si,a
eates and iatS Ilis sad lie. rs,s, &, =
oTders mis- capture D,it thpFa ls { :.
rider like Tony, ana re ssss S.sa IS
~ ffefrflf Z, t8s,ls, - = - -. - II.
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Ladies of
Anderson !!

Please reserve an hour
and a half (from 800 to
4:3O) next Friday after
noon for Corset Fit
tings in Moving Pic
tures" at the Anderson
theatre.
For ladies only. Ad-
mission by card only. No
tickets sold at any price.
This story, "How Mar
jorie Won a Career" is
very cleverly produced
by the Essanay Film Co.
Remember ]!
Friday, March 5th, 800
to 4:3o p. m.
THE ANDERSON
d. .(eiisberg
Exclusive Gossard agent
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WANTED--Party to sako oxcalsIyo
agency in the city OF Andeys don for.
the Harley Davidson YaforcyGle.
Apply to IN. Hun, Pr Fdmont. Ss
2-38-3tp. gsSs
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WANTS

WANTED-To correspond. conn.,
dentinlly. with anyone desirions or
becoming permanently cured or the
morphine or whiskey habit. The
KELLEY INSTITUTE, CuLUMs
Z BIA, s. c. Box rs.
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BIG n h G A MS EitIlEIsYINE nj,
VEST xgI9IE q TlAsA II S0KsIlt EIzs
tC;0N5lf5UED FAs5ss PAGE olsEl.)
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GOVERNOR WIRES
MAYOR GRACE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE.)
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ARIZONA
WIZ BE Shown at Paramount Theatre
This Afternoon.

What is generally conceded to be
the best motion picture Of Western
lie that has ever been made is known
as Arizona and will be shown to.
day at the Paramount theatre. begin
ming at O'Clock and continuing un-
TIL 1880. The story CT the play in
brief is as follows:
At 2 Western military post Captain
Hodgman. a black sheep, has brought
shame and sorrow to Lena, the daugh-
ter OF Sergeant Kellar, and Lena has
found employment in the family of
Henry Candy. owner of big ranch.
Here she is frightened by the honora-
ble love of Tony, a Mexican.
BACK at the post, Captain Hodgman
makes skillful love to .Estrella. wife
of the colonel
Estrella is the elder daughter OF
Candy. and Bonita, her sister.
The troop riding up the valley.
make camp at Canby's ranch. There
Hodgman is in the act of making love
70 Bonita when interrupted by Lieu
tenant Denton, the hero of the story.
Estrelia prevents the men from COM
Ing to blows.
"A, lew nights later there Is dance
at the army post. Lena later finds
Hodgman's note to the colonel,s wife
revealing his proposal that they run
away. AZ 7
Lena gives the note to her father
who coniides In Denton. Denton III; an
the couple arranging the details OF
the elopement. He caerces Hodgman
into su:rendefing Estrella's Jewels.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-08-12
LAFAYETTE. TENN.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Hitchcock and
their niece, Ruth Hitchcock, Of Havi
land, Kas., are visiting Mrs. Hitch
cocks brother, j. L. williams, this
week.
Quite a crowd enjoyed themselves
at. Joe WILLIAMS Sunday, among them
being Mrs. Jessie West, Miss Mamie
West, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry West, Mr.
and Mrs. Kill West, Miss Mary VII
liams, Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Patterson
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mcdonald and
fawily, g. n. Hudson, Willie Kirby
Miss velmer Kirby.
Miss Darthulie williams returned
home the third after a few months
visit with her aunt, Mrs. T. T. Mess.
enger, Of Nashville.
Hello, Uncle Billie Williams of Hav-
Hand, Kas., how are you getting along
baching. Have you got butter, eat II
then. Why don't You answer my let
ter. ! wonder what has become OF
grandmother Howard's folks.
Bro George Ramsey will preach at
Union Camp the third Sunday in this
month. Lurlia Williams.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-08-12
~ - - "

Mt. View Lodge, No. 179, I.O.oF.
Held splendid meeting on August
4th. 1915, j. NJ. Quarles. N.G., presid-
siding over moderate attendance.
Quite lot Of routine business was
disposed of. Bro. Norman Massa
was reported proving very slowly.
He has left the hospital and gone to
a private boarding house. Bro. ]. H.
York is still at Red Boiling Springs
and presumably has recovered. He
has, however, not yet communicated
such glad tidings to the lodge.
One application was elected to the
End degree. The committee on res
olutions on deaths of Bro. Dank Garri-
son and the wife of Bro. j. B. Payne
reported and read the resolutions.
which were adopted.
Bros. J. M. Judd, H. v. Carr and C.
r. Countiss made very encouraging
short talks stating probability of sew
eral petitions being presented soon.
With a little earnest work by all the
brothersSthe membership of this
Hodge could be greatly increased. II
the order is good for us. it surely
would be good for our uniformed
friends.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-08-12
SPECIAL ELECTION

A special election is hereby order
ed to be held at the regular voting
precinct in the Fourteenth civil dis
trict of Putnam county, Tennessee, on
Saturday, August 2Sth, 1915, within
the hours prescribed by law, for the
purpose of electing Constable for
said district, to fill out the unexpired
term Of Peter G. Cox, resigned.
The following officers are hereby
appointed to open and hold said 1elec-
tion and proper returns make of the
same in the manner prescribed by law
Of1cer--J. C. Parrett.
Judges. p Hicks, G. Stray, John
Buckner.
Clerks. N. Clouse, ]. p. welch.
This Aug. 5, 1915.
L. F. Stockton,
Algood Moore,
Beecher Phillips.
Board Of Election Commissioners
for Putnam County.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-08-12
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We are having sone very dry
weather now and crops are hurting
Hello, Prof J. M. Barnes. Hope 70
see you back at Benton this year
] sure enjoy reading Inc Herald
Come on Soldier boys, vour letters
are fine. Some Of you Oklahoma
folks write to the Herald and tell ,.s
how everything is out there.
Hello, Aunts, near Tennga, Ca
won't forget you; never fear.
J. D. Scarborough is teaching very
successful school at this place.
Miss Mamie Elrod Of Tennga, Ga,
was visiting at Conasauga Friday.
There was a baptising at the river
here last Sunday. About 16 were
baptized. Willie Ross.