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The Seward gateway., 1915-10-05
THE wEIMER-VAUGHN
 SAWNIILL SOON WORKING.

According to a telephone call from W. F. Weimer to Fred Bunce this morning. Mr. Weimer states that he and Karl Vaughn will soon have their sawmill on Kenai Lake working at full blast. The mill would have been working several days ago but when the water was turned on it was found that there was not sufficient power to run the whole mill, hence they have been building a Hume in order to get more water The pipe bringing the water at present is about 40 feet long giving at the mill a head of abou. 75 feet, but with all the water available the horse power developed is but eight. By adding on a 600 foot Hume they figure they can increase the horsepower to sixteen. They are saving a little lumber for the Hume with the power they have, and eN- pect to have the Hume completed and the mill working in a very few days.
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SUGGESTS ASKING FOR
 GOVT. PUBLIC BUILDING,

Senator Ray suggested this morn ing that the Seward Common Council and Commercial Club ought to make formal request of Delegate Wicker sham that he prepare and present a bill in congress making an appropria- tion for a public building at Seward. Mir Ray stated that it was the usual custom for applications of this character to be taken up in order of application and considerable time might elapse after the appropriation was secured before actual building operations were commenced. He also called attention to the appropriation of $lOO,OOO at Cordova, made some time ago, and that as yet no con struction work had begun on the Cor dova Public Building.
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 |: ANCHORAGE NOTES.

The s. s. Tyconda burned to the waters edge Friday the Its at l:SO a. m. In charge of Capt. R. B. HOl- brook. No insurance. Valued at $S,OOO.
 The S. S. Wilmington with supplies for the Alaskan Engineering Commis- sion from Panama arrived in port Wednesday night. Capt. Ramselius reports a good trip from Seward to Anchorage.
 Mir. K. B. Sunny is making a tour of the Cache Creek mining country.
 The s. s. Wilmington after leaving this port will go to Cordova for clearance and thence to Tokeen, Al aska where she will load marble for San Francisco. Total cargo will amount to l4OO dead weight tons.
 With the exception of a little rain the weather has been fine in this part of the Cook Inlet country. Turnagain Arm, however, continues to give navi- gators plenty of trouble.
 J. J. Brown, an old-timer on the lower Yukon was operated on in the government hospital last week for some trouble he had suffered in one of his feet. He is getting along very nicely and will soon be on schedule again.
 Work on the Brown X Hawkins building at the corner of 4th and E. streets is going along rapidly When completed this will be one of the most substantial and attractive buildings in Anchorage.
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NEWS NOTES


 It is stated on good authority that one main setback to shipping at An chorage is the enormous tides, that the tide rises and falls 40 feet on the whole of Cook Inlet. When the tide is low and barges cannot land freight on shore the steamships are unable to unload freight on the barges after they have all been filled, and hence a considerable delay is experienced.
 George Parks, of the General Land Office, passed through Seward on the Farragut yesterday on his way to An chorage. He will return to Seward overland in two or three days.
 The Seward, Water & Power Com pany today laid a water main from opposite Church street on Fifth ave. to the Railroad Building, where it connects with the Fifth avenue main. R. S. Giddings came in from the Moose Pass on the car last night and left for the outside on the Alameda this morning. Mir. Giddings has been in the Moose Pass country all sum mer and thinks it is a fine mining locality. He recorded a mining claim yesterday evening for that district. John c. Gilpatrick came in from his property in the Moose Pass on the car yesterday afternoon, to spend a few days in the city. He reports everything as going very nicely out there.
 A. F. Rice came to town for a visit on the car yesterday afternoon from Mile 20.
 Frank Cotter left on the Admiral Farragut yesterday for Anchorage where he goes to establish branch of the Miners Store. Mir. Cotter will remain in Anchorage for sometime while he is getting the store started.
 Flat cars were taken down to the wharf this morning ready for the freight and bridge timbers coming on the freighter Seward, which is due here almost at any time now.
 Al. Davis, who came overland from Anchorage a few days ago, on busi- ness trip to Seward, left on the Far ragut yesterday afternoon for his home.
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FIRE PREVENTION WEEK.

This is Fire Prevention Week aS in- stituted in the whole United States. The week will be observed outside by great meetings and fire practiseS and in Seward it will be observed by the inspection Of all fues by Fire Chief Mel Horner. By the way, Mir. Horn- CT never knew he had resigned until after the council meeting last night. All employees of the city were made to sign their resignations on taking office and this was probably used in the Horner case to make room for some other. How long, Oh, Lord.
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-05
MAY GET FRANCHISE.

Someone stated today that the big four of the city council may give themselves the electric franchise. The news lacks confirmation, but, judging by last night, there is nothing to pre- vent them but the grand jury. What a pity for themselves the big four are not directors of the present Electric company.
 Everyone interested in Alaska reads the Gateway.
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-05
ANOTHER BIG STRIKE
 IN MUNITIONS FACTORY

SCHENECTADY, Oct. 4.-The workers of the Schenectady Electrical Works have joined the striking machinists and six thousand are now out. This means half the force. The company has been making munitions for the Allies and the strike looks sus- piciouS.
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SOMETHING NEW! La France laundry tablets. Saves the garments, half the work and all the worry. Five cents per package.
 Brown & Hawkins. Quality First"
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Noodle Cafe. Phone Main III. Tray service receives prompt at tention. lO-5-tt.

Come in and look over our new and complete stock of mems winter wear ing apparel.
 Brown x Hawkins. Quality First"
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Palmolive Shampoo should be on every toilet table.
 Brown & Hawkins. Quality First"
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Largest and most complete line of furniture in the city at
 Brown & Hawkins. Quality First"
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Cabin for sale, furnished for house. keeping. Fifth Avenue Furniture Co. 10-2-3t.
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New consignment of Palmolive soap-twenty-fve cents per bar.
 Brown & Hawkins. Quality First"
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The Home Bakery. Everything in the bakery line. Also cream-puffs with genuine whipped cream. 1O-2-1
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FOR RENT:- One large front rooms suitable for office and bedroom, on Washington St. Apply Gateway.
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-05

See Buttons ad. Tuesdays and Fri days. Second hand goods, cash or commission 9-28-tf
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Nicely Furnished Rooms. Winter Rates Over Carstens. 9-23-tf
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The summers slipping away again, And winters almost here;
 The boys are coming from the hills In search of warmth and cheer.
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FOR RENT: New 2 room house Partly furnished. Adress Lowe Lund. Ioubnar Addition. 10-5-4t.
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Ladies' and childrens' furnishings at Butts.
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The Christian Science meetings are being held in the Pioneer hall (for- merly A. B. halD every Sunday at Il o'clock and Wednesday evenings at s o'clock. 9-l3-u'
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Sporting goods of all kinds at Brown & Hawkins. Quality First. V
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Ole Martin returned this morning on the car to his ranch at Mile Three and a half. He says that he has been very successful this season with the garden produce.
 The Alameda had 4S passengers out of Anchorage this trip.
 A party made up of James Mccoy Andy Meehan and Jim Hamilton left on the car this morning for the kenal Lake country, where they will spend a few days prospecting and hunting
 Guy Gibbs, a recent arrival in this city from the outside, went out this morning to accept a position with the Miami Copper Comapny at the Quartz Creek mines, where Mr. A. H. Case IS doing some drilling.
 Charles Guy and Harry Brown left on the car this morning to spend a wee< or two, hunting for moose and birds down Kenai Lake.
 Fred Bunce came in from the lake yesterday afternoon, and after get ting his mail and some supplies he left for his place of business this morning.
 Frank E. YOungs came in from | Cooper creek yesterday afternoon to attend the regular meeting of the city council last night. He returned again this morning on the car. ! \. Shinman, a merchant of Prince Rupert. B. C., was a round trip pas senger on the Farragut. He is up here looking at the country and says this town is the best looking one ot any this side of Seattle. | c. W. Felch, of the Fisher FIouring | Mills, left on the Alameda for Seattle
 Joseph Campbell, representing Ed Rudolph. has warned the city officials that no more dead bodies can be in tered on the Rudolph ranch. The council has decided to force permis- sion.
 James Walters has applied for the position of night watchman.
 Mel Horner has resigned as special patro.man.
 The sidewalk laid by the city lit tie over a year ago parallel to the railroad track between the foot of Adams Street and the foot of Wash ington Street was found in one place to cut across the corner of a property owners lot, who wished it removed in order that he could erect a building thereon. This morning a couple of carpenters were at work changing the course of the walk so that it would be beyond the property line and would pass the car depot slightly to the west side of the platform.
 Gaston Hardy, vice-president of the Hartman National Bank, returned on the Alameda this morning from a business trip to Anchorage.
 Mrs. Ethel Forgy made the round trip over to Anchorage on the Ala meda, returning this morning. Mrs. Forgy made the trip on business.
 F. B. Tracy, general agent Of the Alaska Steamship Company return ed from a trip to Anchorage, on the Alameda. He will spend a few days in Seward.
 B. H. Barndollar, auditor of the Alaskan Engineering Commission, re- turned from trip to Anchorage, on the Alameda this morning.
 E. c. Niles, the Remington Type writer man, left for Seattle on the Alameda this morning.
 Mrs. F. A. Hancock was hostess yesterday evening to a few friends at dinner party. The occasion was the birthday of Mir. Hancock.
 The chimney of the Alaska House burned out last night with mighty flame, which lighted up the country around about.
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Lady wants day work. Apply at Gateway office. 10-2-3t.
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-05

The finest kind of job work as well as the plalnest Is done by the Gate way
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Meet me at The Branch.

Jimmie the Messenger. Phone Mair 53. Anytime. Service P. D. Q.
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Long distance telephone booth at The Branch.
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-05

No reader can afford to omit the Seward Gateway.
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-05

Waterfll & Frazier whSEey al "The Branch"
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" PALACE JINGLES !"

Come; all you lads from Anchorage When you crave a glass of beer. You're welcome as the flowers in May, And no one is siwashed here.
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-05

Today the Seward Gateway is the greatest established daily and weekly.
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-05

Dry goods at Butts.
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-05

The Key offers a premium. See ad'
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-05

Second hand goods bought and sold for cash or on commission. See But tons ad. Tuesdays and Fridays. 2S-tf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-27

NJ Flremen.. IN. wsrcrebe. womsn.'
Tsr'eens m ne Barber shgp weansssS,sy:: s,s,:
Woman Forget ''Ths Bedcuin's sacri-
rS,r,. aes Trssgrsa.sy. 'sl1s q ne Mc:hsrs
the Valley ''Ruie Sit siafy-thrse, Dreamy
Drs S. sSs. w Charlie Chaplin "Tns Tnfs.rrsnds
Revenge" Ham and the Expsriment.a Her Her
episode ssSH Of Ss ss' RomsSes RoSsSsins 3, TIA
BRoAp STREET CASINO Monday Erank ,a,,
rhs snshrsosn, sa,.a n Ihs Money Msstsr ~ He,snN
series; "wednesday, ''west Wind" The 81
i lent b. hbes%yssr % ,fhyrsaay Henry TS1sns ySnf1s
RnlIs RsSys. COMEDY, others; hers saturday, oT%i
Last DROP Of Water Coming Monday. Irene
Fenwick, in The Woman Next Door"
TassSsS cSssIas the EimiSsd ES%sntlo
hosaliinIs; Charlie Chspiin comedy WwSenes;
Thursday. Broken Coin" No. .; Love on
an Empty stomach, L, X; Q: COMEDY sno d
Charlie chaplin co%say 2Ss SSrl1nssI% and others '
sss shade. BrsncSo Bnly ss Steps SPnGg nn' ThoS
TassdsY So' Ss hs ooSSssss q Chapter Ss No
The RsJah's runic " The Burden peerst. .
pnawn." The stranslsr's eord" .cutsys
land. The Honor of kenneth MsSrs.h';...
tsAs tsAescording to Value" Tale Of His Pants;
llams," Painted 20 Lady Betty" saturday,
NeSi week. ' William FarnSm PsH in SS PUN
oRANp- Monday. Ma, Goodwin in The Mas
day" Ethel Barrymore's grestest success
and others. wednesday, George Nash in ''Ths
Lite Dutch Trds TTyds SSrsP SSst eO
Inns in The Impostor" and others. Saturday,
Robert Warwick in The Stolen Voice." and
FIFTY tE -EseHgH STREET. ooNo9dsy-',p Diamond
wsely The Trus sh asT TassP'1Rs Hustle Ani%sS Hs9e
Charley Chaplin comedy. .'cutey's Fortune
when Hearts Are Trump 'The Toll ot
animal drama. Wednesday, Leslie Carter in
aIu Du Barry. The Prize Story a Victor
show nIsht 'Doomed Hero "ursVSS wSs. TGI4s %isSs
II Have Been Been" The smpgglsrs" Billy Reeves
e::, Cein:" cth episode; There's Many Slip
saSTGss RyS b. a"% go5s% HS Nae Frgf
:. Wsird NSIf IN Nsmisis " The Curse Of Name"
is Lucky VACATION Ro.es sToSsn shs hofna
counting Out the Count" Tuesday. George
Ge Hs he SEiGn SRimneys S'nf wsdn.S sdl o.
wscy SFI seNss9 wsS Hsa Romso sOr Apmats tsd
Making" Thursday. Marie cahili in Judy judy
Erorgot' she winked;" Friday. The Bogus
iator TSe Social Lion Tse confession Ssss 5%
King Bsggot in Tony" saturday, Episode
Lillian lorraine az and IN" william coHTtleIEhs;
nphS ,Ihs Valley ot Regeneration" Baby" "a
ooKIzMonday, Paramount. Jesse L.
Lassy' with Dsvid Belasco. presents his su.
| and when the Cali Came tuesday, Mary
Fuller lle in , Under Southern Skies" "A Mes;
'snatched from the Altar" Thursday, Rob.
ert Warwick in "The stolen Voice" 'iBroker
Com Com" Friday, Betty Nansen in "A Won.
ms Resurreetion," Married on Credit .
also "sherift on Red Rock Gulch''
| NoRRIsIMonday,. The Mirror Clothes
Fable Of the Intermittent Fusser' Tuesday y
tiidas FiIns. speeies az M.2,esn S Ms1
The Broken Pledge" IAN Artfui Artist
Thursday. ''1'he Barnstormers. "ff "His Brit Birth
Gay GIFT" "Mr. Jar and tho Captiv,
City Rube," Pearls OF the Baltic" Sat
| urday, Train order No. 49, Hazards o.
| Helen" The Haunted Hat" "a Mile-a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-27

eiherst Tuesday, Nat Goodwin. y ..'Msstst
Hand others; "Wednesday, Incda Haras IN
lady Aualey.s ssete. oth.rs Thqrndsy,
others; Friday, '.Ths Fox Woman. others;
saturday. William Fsrnum, IN The Piuu-
Monday ''rse kick Out" "A story Of
the Past" (No 1f) Road o strife" "Mr.
Iarr and the Capitol Maiden. I" ION the Job.
Raisers," "a Day of Havoc, I" awhite and
Dangers Path" Hazards Of Helen series,
''Mr. Blink of Bohemia" Thursday, "A
Man Prom the Desert" Capturing Bad
Bill," Education" The Coyote Caught
with the Goods Friday William Farnum,
IN THE Oided Fool" War News and World
Events Saturday, The Witness" 'Dlmples
and the Ring" THE Quest" "Broncho Billy
and the Posse"
WEST ALLEGHENY-Mon the Outlaws
Wild Life Pictures, Wednesday. william
Farnum, IN The Sign OF the Cross" Pathe'n
Weekly. Ethel Grandin comedies; Thursday.
'Engene O' Brien and Elaine Hammcrstetn,
IN The Moonstone." Keystone comedy and
others; Friday. Emily Stevens. IN ''Cora."
Paramount South America travel pictures
Saturday Mary pickford, In ''Fnnchon, the
Cricket" Heinie and Louie comedies
cAMBR1A-Mondsy, His crucibie," Ma
tida's Fling" THE cub and the Daisy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-27

Minute MONTY" Dora" eleventh episode
Of The Romance Of Elaine"
pp;;lAis,.Mc.ndsy, p;l ,.Iune .Tiday.. cMr. Jarrs
Ealse Adventure, "A Letter 20 DADDY
Hy Ham :, bs sesr hgslnesS rhn Sv.1ra. hiySls,
Iledge Wednesday. The Crooked Faith"
"A Pair Of Queens The New Valet"
Folowine the Scout" Thursday The Isle
Kiss." Friday. special chaplin day, I'm the
nank'' '"rhe Dead Soul" The Hacheior's
BABY" The little sisyey." saturday,
kardon's IMMORTAL drama, with Nance
ONeill; Some Duel" Pathe comedy
sTAR-Charles Chaplin. IN Dough and Dyna-
mite" The Frame-up," .Billys Debut"
Sprig Of Shamrock; Tuesday, Eyes That
Towser''; wednesday, The broken Coin
mo. 81. The Undorsround Passage" Mel
ody Of Doom" "Snakeviiies Twins" "su-
sie's suitors, AN African Hunt; Thurs.
World Events what. DID he Whisper
The Mmited's Peril" Hazards OF Helen"
Polly Of Pots and Pans" The Heart Of
Paris; Saturday. Betty Nsnsen, the Royal
actress, IN "A Womans Resurrection" !;
"Broncho Biliy's Surrender" The Winning
WASH" Clothes Mako the Man"
FRANKLIN - Monday, The Confession Of
Nine Rarsston." Diamond From the sky"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-27

chain. Their m. on..r-'.r = .rn< c>e<.
gsne1sssios..l It.I,' ,t.I.s .N.t- rl2.c-'<'
Wednesday, The transformers" f|||r
Birthday ont" TIE aacri1ce." .'Rco1 D
strife" eerics The ConrefHlon Of smiling
Tom" Thursday. The ooddcas.- "A 9r<|
Marriage, ''nerils's. sifatersrn'" ,.rhs Van
iehine Vases" Friday. Mister pnrnnIrI"
..rhe 1lte cusrd /" ''asr Hidden Liis... ''fte
Table q the .Intermittent russsr" satuf-
day. ''Lifes Yesterday" The Stranger IN
the valley" ''The spook Raisers. 'father
said He'd Fix II With the Help Of the La
dies" The Journeys End" Meal of the
dies.'; Tuesdsy, "whesls -of juliic,'; wsd.
nesday, Julia Dean, IN Judge Not or. The
Woman o. Mona DisFinEs' Tnursdsy. '-rh.s.
The Massacre Friday, "All for q 0Irl". I.
Saturday. Raymond Hftchcock. IN the
Rlnr-tailed fthinoccron."
For prescuts The Two
Orphans" special for Monday, Tuesday
shay, Jean sothern. Herbert Brsnnon. Fri
day, Judge Not; or, the Woman Of Mona
Frank Sheridan n The Mo9sy Master.
OF Hate"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-27
WARDEN STARS
m FILM OF SING SING
10 Act Own Role of "Tom
Brown" in Photoplay to
Prison Reform
Rr the PhotOplay Editor

-A,nas Mott Osborne. warden OF Sing
.., prison, will play the leading part
two reel photo drama to
, rroduced at Auburn Prison, un-
The direction OF Katharine Rus
IN Bieecker, Of NeNw York. who
q. h.en associated with the Prison Re-
,.rn Committee in producing other films
=. me committee's exhibits next winter.
~. aim will be produced in commemo-
..,,on Of Mr.. osborne's self-imposed stay
!. -aurance vile two years ago while
.,.dvlne Auburn Prison conditions.
rhe play viii consist of portrayal
II IN. experiences of TON Brown" Cdr
o.horne's prison name) under the "old
.,.,ern." All the horrors OF the former
,,human methods OF treating prisoners
An Re brought out in a dramatic story.
rhe nrisoners at Auburn are to act in
many Of the scenes.
Tho film will not be shown in CONNER
Iii theatres, but only in connection with
~ various convention exhibits OF the
PRISON Reform Committee. Miss Bleeck-
sf's fhree reels, recently produced at Sing
cne will be exhibited to the inmates of
sing and shown to the prisoners there.
The william Fox version Of D'Ennery's
f.mous drama. "The Two Orphans''-seen
hv the Photoplay- Editor at a private
screening before release and to be shown
~ the Victoria Tuesday and Wednesday,
dfers from the stage version in power.
M and color and calls for the services of
an altogether exceptional cast. headed by
Theda Bara and Jean >Sothern as Henri
esle and Louisa, the "two orphans" The
mart of Henriette is a radical departure
from the Vampire parts with which Miss
para's name has become associated. Her
snlendid artistry, however, renders the
French actress capable of giving an un-
usually powerful rendition of the char
eeter. and she succeeds admirably in
bringing out the deep emotional side Of
Henrlette. Jean Sothern, one of the most
winsome and beautiful of the younger
American actresses, gives an appealing
performance of power and pathos as
Louise the blind girl. sMiss Sothern
makes her screen debut in this part.
Herbert Brenon, the director of THE
Two Orphans himself portrays Pierre,
the cripple who loves Louise with the
blind worship of an inferior being. He
makes the part one that stands out as a
splendid bit of character work with a
vivid. underlying appeal to the hearts of
his spectators.
The moving pictures taken by the Chi
cago Tribune with the official permission
Of the German and Austrian govern
ments. for the benefit of the Blinded and
Crippled Soldiers Fund, are to be shown
at the Ajelphi Theatre for a limited time,
beginning next Wednesday morning, at
II o'clock. These are pictures taken on
German battlefields by Edwin f. Weigle,
who earlier in the struggle took the Bel
CLAN scenes for the Tribune. In New
York, where the pictures were shown
last week at the 44th Street Theatre
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-11-03
pdxVille

The visitors to the Safe Fair were
Messrs Pat and Peter Hodge, Friendly
Geddings, Kirkland Corbett, ]. L.
Pritchard, Ben Pack, W. c. Pack,
James Pack. Rev. W. J. Kyzer and son
Herbert Daniel and Dewey Reynolds,
Joe Minis, Jr., DR.. T W. Guncer.
Mrs. F. S. Geddings went Friday to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Laurie Griffin,
at Lamar.
Mrs. Edna Remsen of Washington,
D. c.. is a5 the home of Mns. S. E. Cur
tbs, for three weeks business trip.
She was formerly Miss Edna Weeks OF
this place.
MRS. ]. W. Minis is back from a
weeks stay in Sumter.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Eddie Griffin died Friday morning after
few days illness. The interment took
place Saturday morning IL O'Clock. at
Andrew Chaeel church. The services
were conducted by the pastor Rev, L.
M. DuBose.
Mrs. S. E. Curtis and Mrs. T. W.
Gunter visited Miss Vivian Curtis at
Columbia college last week.
Mrs. Ida King and little daughter
Myrtle, were weekend visitors at the
home of Mr.. J. W. Minis.
The young people are rehesrsins the
play, 1.-THE Noble Outcast," which
they expect to give in the near future.
Mr.. B. W. Cutter has recently pur-
chased the property here OF MIR. J. NJ.
Hicks, and will move his family IN this
week.
Mrs. W. R. Keels is back from a two
weeks visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Durant, at Elliotts.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet Tuesday afternoon.
the 9th, at 4 O'Clock at the home OF
Mrs. F. s. Geddings. The subject OF
the meeting will be, "The Bible in the
Public Schools " The president, Mrs.
Hastings Broadway would like full
a,tendance of members, and visitors
will be welcome.