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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-05

When the City Commissioners picked tomorrow after
noon for special meeting they must have forgot it
is circus day.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-05
HARD RED P|MPLES
ON FACE AND NECK
ltched Terribly. So Disfguring
Dreaded to Go Out. Used Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment. In a
Month Completely Healed,

S167 Gaul ST., Philadelphia, Pa
Small pimples broke out over my face
and neck and gradually swelled into hard
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-05
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Grundy is a bad loser.
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Wednesday, May 8, 1918.

M AY
Sun. Mon. Tues. Wed. Thur. Fri. Sat-
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MOONS PHASES
Last Quarter. 9th; New Moon, 18th;
First Quarter, 21st; Full Moon, 2Sth.
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YESTERDAYS TEMPERATURE IN HARRISBURG
Highest, So; lowest, 40; s a. m, AZ; p m, 5S.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-05
WEATHER FORECASTS

Harrisburg and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Thursday. Not much change
in temperature,
Eastern Pennsylvania: Partly cloudy
tonight and Thursday. Moderate north
west and west winds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-20
HORSE RACING IN
ENGLAND ENDED
sport stepped During War Except AZ
New market ai the Request 20 the
Government

taa.HH t'ss q. Walter BuHemsH.
president af rlr board 1s trade. au-
a9aae-s lssf aisat that ths Jockey
.tHF esf eamp..r1 vifs a request PSI
frT government Ea stop racing Sea- Great
Britain after fhlE vres fa= the lura-
t.ps af Esr usr. except af Newmarket
lFre5HrHE E4rrIHau. in q letter fn
frr er.~. steward nf fHe IoesrF r,lb.
stated fFsf tF~ general feeling aH ls1ih
FFe .H f.F trsFr pt commons vas
s7rrHs- against fHf continuance uf
rarr r.rrs.Ess and fsaf au.us Go Tho
HF vas rr.r.aFF fu keep the
r.a.e af naF British railway system
sFrr frna earHrrf.ar aE asv time FOR
Gro raFt ana uHItuEalrri traaFit of
FrrrHs Cor fHr var
400 -2rrrf.aa vas made 1f tbr Sew
marked meeting because thr towns in-
t4stF.es arc entirely dependent on rae
iHE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-20
URGING CRUISE TO
HANNIBAL REGATTA

Sc Louis $50. STAY so. 81. sack
rider 81 CHICAGO. member % the ~. Y.
=. o. a Cruise committees. vlii visit
fEr cities on the upper river this
m1Eta Go organize the cruise feature.
BE expects 90 visit the Red Wing Yacht
club May e. S. Paul Motor Boa; club
Aiay -. and the Aiinnctouka Motor
Boat riuh 90 Minneapolis. on May %
Commodore sacEridcr has already ad-
dressed meetings % the boatmen az
many 90 the Iowa cities and during
the remainder 90 the month viii call
on che various clubs which are ex-
prcted % contribute to the big fleet
which viii cruise 20 Hannibal from
the aotth. The cruise plans Cor the
upper river are To charge OF Commo-
dore Arthur l.. Gibson Of the Red Wing
Yacht club aud Admiral 81. Clair Eide
% Dubuque. former head OF the Mis-
sissiupl Valley association.
Uuieas all plans fail some OF the
best honors OF the eighth annual re-
satta % the Mississippi Valley Power
Boat association az Hannibal. No. July
8. 8 and :. are going 20 be carried back
10 81 Louis. By the biggest delegation
the IlsEour! metropolis ever sent TO
a Valley regatta
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-20
PAYS FIRST
VISIT TO TRI-CITIES

Smiling Jess Willard, worlds heavy
weight champion. made his first ap-
pearance IN the three cities this morn
ing. when he arrived with the 1O1
Ranch wild west show troupe in Dav-
export. The willard party, includ-
ing his manager, Tom Jones. is stop
ping az Hotel Dempsey The cham
plon took part in the street parade
this morning, and this afternoon ap-
peared I'm the show program. going
three rounds with Walter Nonohan,
former sparring partner OF Jack John
sons.
In the final round ne reproduced the
last round in the championship fight
ar Havana. showing in detail the blows
that put the negro giant down for the
count. Jess was cheered wherever he
went and always acknowledged with
n graceful bow. No special meeting
had been arranged for the champions
coming. as he is kept busy fulfilling
his engagements with the l0l Ranch
Jess trains every day. and always
keeps himself in nj condition and
ready TO go into the ring at any mo-
meut
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-20
WHITE SOX LAUGH
AT BIG HANDICAP
Yf.- Rans EsAfsd me- .1art ti,sr
Philadelphia rwtrisrs aad Pan
out Ahead
one sat rhrgw rahorses th~ ruhe
aad eliats t.aiiap fa en- VIE
WIN ths Euhher.

enfeaxa. Msf 90 =Far be o. rreU
nose SOS Cd Worry over tr1es- ls-f
"a me asasEf. G4rE GAYS ef far .ser srs
ear oais-a esed sastlsaers e91ets3 test
aaass lost Wasu Hiaes'f irrise Ealsse
a Hss-rsa altvaa6ags. Egs tlaass have
enaa4sG one ~ tarse Hlss..isses elaF
aDan Eas Navtsadrrs sf cefaistsT
pax Y@stsrdaV asrsiT reuscG t2sf
nxhffaE sofFft aef OIL a wissiY szcitsE
eixaE-faafaa ralF EarT traes pied
rough she'd ever fss Eats-rrf ktaisfiez.
wfnnfnF fhs wtaf-sg te
EIegsn msmaers ~ ere -eGfs SITE
crew saradrd Cd baE .s ere betsfrralss
@fxnfa rive Grew passes. tua elsesrt
singles. anafhrr ussgeEi-t two
ba9xsr. stnf ssofaer sacrificed. aat t1
make me rally a fslaE ~ e-assy fwe
GENTS on WeGflueulftV'a pay ra.l gerr
Dafrafef ersEtF errors Flg- rfas ...f
saue,i rem fHe wrressFe 1st eaaa
are tAs rt1gaF might have gone ea
dsfnHrfF w Weaver EatisE raa-".
tsavfaa me base uses eaot-.t eeerr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-20
Is NOT THE LEAGUE OF
OLD, ROCKFORD FINDS

That Rockford realizes now that it
has embraced a somewhat doubtful
proposition In casting it's lot with the
ThrCe-Eyc league Is made evident from
tine following from the Register-Ga-
zcttc OF that city;
This old Three Eve league Rock
ford has got into appears 20 have a
stony road 70 travel Now comes the
Decatur club saying IL must have more
money az once 81 the club is 20 con-
tinue. Some 81 the people who sub
scribed for free" baseball in the town
are not paying up and as a result the
club needs about 1900 20 complete
the fund desired The directors don't
care 10 dig this year and threaten 10
quit. With 4 free FIRST gate the grand
stand receipts AZ Decatur have only
S2e a day"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-20
M'VEY BESTS HARRY
WILLS AT NEW YORK

New York. May eO-Sam Mcvey OF
California defeated Harry Wills OF
New Orleans in a 1O-round bout last
night. Mcvey weighed 219 pounds and
Wills eos. For heavyweights the men
Vey taking every round but the sec
ond. In the fourth left iab cut Wills
RICH; eye. which troubled him in the
remaining rounds. Wills took a count
% nine seconds in the 10th round. at
ter receiving a left TO the body and a
left hook 20 the jaw.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-20
FIXES PUNCTURE
AT BL0OMER TOWN
Before Tearney Gets His hit Packed.
However, Kissing at Decatur
Is Heard.
LOOKS LIKE BLOWOUT THERE
Supporters Must Come Across With
Subscriptions This Week or Free
Baseball Ends.
.OOKs LIKE BLOWOUT THERE

Bloomington. Ill, May 2O.-As the
result of a mass meeting Of business
men and assurance of necessary fnan-
cial backing. the old directors OF ths
Bloomington Baseball association
agreed last night to retain the Three
Eye franchise. President A. R Tear
ney was here and promised assistance
in the way of players TO strengthen the
team.
Now Decatur WObbles.
Decatur. H.. May 20-Free baseball
is not proving an unaIloyed success in
this city. In fact. if the sum of 81. 200
Is not forthcoming during the present
week the plan will be abandoned, &C
cording to Mont Penniweu, in charge
OF the canvass. The first report by
Penniwell in connection with the limo
walton is none too encouraging.
AT the board of directors meet
ing the board of directors called upon
me for a statement. The revised sub
scriptions up 10 date are $1,000 We
have pretty good possibilities Of $500
from two sources, which I viii not
mention at the present time. This gives
US 200 TO go on after these two sub
scriptions come in. which ! think they
Will The board of directors at their
previous meeting asked me what
thought I could raise. 7 thought then
I could raise $1,000 or $500 outside Of
the two subscriptions of $500, which
would make $500 to $4,000. and then
went ahead and ordered the team on
that assurance.
7 have since gone out and got sub
scriptions TO the amount of 5000 OF
$500. but we have lost subscriptions by
people moving away, changing ad-
dresses. refusals TO pay and other
things amounting to about $500 so it
leaves about $1,000 that viii have 70
be raised. I have collected $3.50 TO
date on subscriptions.
Income is Small.
since free baseball started. the
grand stand has veraged S22. 30 a day.
All other money received has been
from the team playing away from
home. exhibition games and opening
games. The total amount received to
date from all sources. outside Of sub
scriptions. is $1.O37. and the expenses
TO May Is. including salaries are
50. 9S9.16 The directors decided at the
last meeting that if I could go out and
raise $1,000 more and the people that
had already subscribed would pay
their subscriptions, so that we could
get the full $500. they would so
ahead and take a chance. This week.
a committee of six have pledged them
selves 10 raise 81, 200 or 5000 each. II
we raise this money during the week,
we will continue the team. If not. we
will refund the money TO the subscrin-
ers on the pro-rata scale OF the num-
Der OF games played. Now If the peo-
pie, fans and business men want this
free baseball, they viii have 20 come
across the next week. AS the direc-
tors lost several thousand dollars last
year. they Will not stand TO lose that
much again, although they are willing
to go down in their pockets for some
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-20
TnHIT.TYT ITleIF.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Aneriean LeaEus.
Chicago. o. Philadelphia. 2
WasbiuEtos-st- Louis. cold HrathcF
Detroit. q. Nrw York. T.
Cieseisnd. 8 : Bostou. 9
National League.
Srr York. s. Chicago. 2.
So. t.ogis. 9: Phiiadeiphis. a
Brooklyn. g Ctncinunatf o.
i'ittsburEh. = Boston. Q.
Federal League.
Baltimore Chicago. cold weather.
Hrookiyu-Eausas city. vet grounds.
EgGaio-St Louis. cold weather.
Nevark. 2. Pittsburgh. =
American Association.
ttiansaBoiis. q: Sc Paei. o.
Oaiy oss game scheduled.
CeatrAi Association.
Cttstos. 10 Masezsire. 9
No other games played
Thre~-Fys LenEue.
Rockford. 8: pseA;aF. = Oh "a
ss1Es1
No other games played.
Cenfrsi LsaEus.
Evansville. a. YOUNGSTOWN. 7.
Dsytoa. = Fort Wayne.
Graas Rapids. q; vfh~siiar. /.
Erts. =. Tsrrs Hauss. s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-20
HELP FOR DUBUQUE;
USE OF PARK FREE

Dubuque, Iowa, Man. 2O.-The city
council yesterday ordered that the
municipal athletic park be made free
20 Manager Mullen and hts Three
Eve team on all games scheduled al
home. Owing 10 bad weather and
poor attendance q was held that 10
take money from Mullen would be
further reducing a losing game. but
game that means much TO the city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-20

los AaEsies. MAY se.-Chrfst
Cbs-es Sss skrpaEs4 yesterday dur
isE shs fassrsf services for Wallace
Hrav. frows sveryvhsrw zs Happy
tloEaz. late maaa<sr OF she veuies
Coass tsaxu eiuh TIE BODY -ss ere
mated TIE patib~arsrs we're mem
s~rs o. ths vesiee team. vhiis honor
sry rafisearers iueisfs6 rsp-rsssfa-
'sv~s % 81 epass i~a<ns eizts and Al
lea J. H1gE. president q The league
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-20
sPLINTERs OF SPORT

New Orleans. Ia. May 20.-Pete
Herman OF New Orleans won a decis-
ion over Al Schubert OF New Bedford,
Mass iu q l5-rouud bsutamweiEht
bout Tuesday night
So Louis. NO. May 1g-Harry
Tr.ndaU o. So. Louis was too clever
Cor Charley Pearson OF kansas CITY
and ou'rointri him On an eight round
bout Tuesday nisht. The men are
uFhtWelEhts.
Memphis Tenn Hfay eo.-Johhny
G-lmfls % Akron. was awarded a de-
cisiou TgeFday uight over Joe Mandot
90 Sew Orleans after eight fast and
furious rounds en- which. ~ there was
any advantage. 81 appeared to the
naked ere % he ir favor OF Nandct-
Referee HACKS decision met with
disfavor
milwaukee,. Wis. May e0.-Bitchie
Mitchell. the Milwaukee wonder. scor-
"a q clean cut decision over Al VOL
saFt. former lightweight champion.
Tuesday night. in the greatest test OF
his career. WoiraEt was beaten all the
way until tho eighth round. when he
earned the margin and also had the
IoJh round.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-20
NO-HIT, NO-RUN GAME
FOR PITCHER HARPER

Minneapolis, MINI. May 2O.-Harry
Harper. a 20-year-old 1eft-handed
pitcher. recently obtained from the
Washington American by Minneapolis,
pitched a no-hit, no-run game against
St Paul yesterday. Bunched hits and
errors gave Minneapolis four runs.
Harper. although wild, steadied with
men on bases and struck out y men.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-20
Rockford. .: Decatur. {.

Rockford. Ill. MAY 20.-Rockford
required IL innings yesterday TO de-
feat Decatur. despite the fact that they
got u hits 20 the visitors eight. Score:
Decatur -o5oOOSeoOOO- s .
Rockford --oioleo2 eOOI-s IL 3
Baftcries-kaiser and o-Brien: Bird
and Jacobs
All other Three-Eye games were
on account OF cold weather.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-20

Paris. May e0.-Jack Johnson has
made application for an emergency
passport and Il has been issued 20
him Nothing @ said about his destin-
afina-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-08-13

i Mrs, ]. d. Petty spent Thursday
in Eva, the guest Of relatives and
friends.
Miss Annie Grace Mechanism,
OF Nashville, is the guest OF Mrs. II.
| Il. SensiDg~,
| Miss Anna Beasley spent the
weekend in Nashville, the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Homer B. Brown.
Mrs ]. w, Mcdaniel returned
Saturday from visit in Jackson
and Paris.
Mrs. J. 7. Harper. OF Nashville,
is here the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Smith, of
Nashville, have been visiting rela.
tiyes here.
Misses Margaret and Louise
| Rollow, of Clarksville. are the guests
Of Mrs. W. IL. McMury.
Mrs. l., &. Lyle and little son. Of
Lyle, were the guests OF Mrs. W.
Ii, Walker Thursday OF last week,
Miss Mabel Bowman, OF Waver-
ly, spent the weeke the guest OF
Miss Mary Walker.
Miss Elizabeth Lockart. who is
employed in Nashville, spent the
weekend here with homeioIks,
Miss Elizabeth Collier has re-
turned from visit on Yellow
Creek.
J. I. Scott, of Ward, Ark, is
spending few days here the guest
OF his brother, DR.. W. :. Scot.
Miss Annie Meyer, OF Nashville,
was the weekend visitor OF Miss
Elizabeth Lockhart.
Miss Louise Grandy of Nashville.
is visiting her cousin, Miss Margaret
Lockhart.
Miss Minnie Norris returned
Monday from ak weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs Junior Stokes, naar
Dresden.
Mr., and Mrs. W, II, Cotnvr and
daughter. Miss Pearl. after few
days' visit with Mrs. Cotnet's
mother, Mrs. J. Y. Alexander and
other relatives and friends, left
Thursday night for their home in
Pioneer, La.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-08-13
Mrs. ]. G. Hite chaperoned a

Mrs. ]. q. Hite chaperoned a
party Of young people Monday
afternoon on an outing at Meadow.
brook Farm. A delightful lunch
vas served and games were enjoyed
during the afternoon. Those com.
posing the party were: Misses Aiine
Fentress, Elizabeth Watson, Bessie
Walp. Roberta Groom, Mary Lash
lee. Lester and Ruth Hibbes and
Gladys Dean,
Dickson il now represented In
the European war II is very
seldom that anything oi great i'm.
portance il pulled Of. - but what
Dickson takes some part in. J L..
Ankeny ha. received letter from
his sops Johnnie, at Southport, Eng
land. in which he states that he and
Howard Gibbs. also Of this place
have joined the British army. The
enlistment is for the duration oil
the war. He ststes that they wit
he in training quarters for sevetsI
months at Southport and will be
probably tent from there TO Egypt
or the Dsrdanelles.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-08-13
Miss Jones Complimented.


Miss Rubye Jones', a charming
visitor from Columbia, Was the
honoree Of delightiuIly planned
rock party at the home ~ Mrs. q,
4. Siayden, last @eeg. The Stay
den nome. noted fpr its hospitality.
vas asistically decorated with cut
aower-. Mrs. r. NJ. Jones'. mother
81 the honoree, and Miss Georgia
Ire Jones assisted the hostess and
honotee in receiving Che guests.
Delicious irappe was served by
Misc Cola Josiin az the guests ar
rived, and during the games de-
iiqttfnl muric was furnished through.
~, the evening. by Misses Christine
Hunt and Nancy Truman. AT a
late hour delicious sandwich conne
was served. About 40 guests we're
present.
Mics Jones has won a number of
friends by her charming personality
during her brief visits to Dickson.
and il always q valuable addition
to socieiy. @
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-08-13
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Local and Otherwise I
l. 4 l.

Universal" Pictures at Elite.
Miss Mary Jett is recovering
from an attack Of appendicitis.
Mrs. Annie Stroud, who has been
q ute Ill, is reported improving.
Miss Alma Yates, OF Camden, is
the guest OF Mrs A. l.. Boone.
Mr.. and Mrs J, X. Hoosier and
family have moved to Decherd.
". T. Kannard spent Monday in
Wayerly, attending court.
Curry Harris spent Monday in
Nashville, on business.
Miss Roberta Groom, Of Alexand.
ria, is the guest OF Mrs. W. A. Moore.
Jack Mclaughlin, OF Nashville,
spent Sunday here with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs, J, W. Mclaughlin,
Mrs. Ernest Chew. who has been
quite sick this week. is reported to
be improving.
Miss Lorene Crutcher, who has
been visiting in Nashville, has re.
turned home,
Misses Mary and Ellie Lee Neal,
OF Mayheld, Ky, are the guests OF
Miss Lorene Crutcher.
Miss Gertrude Self has returned
from visit with relatives and
! friends on Yellow Creek.
Follow the crowd to the Elite
and enjoy your leisure hours.
Miss Beulah Mai Wolf has re.
turned from visit at Kingston
Springs,
A. b. Crow left Wednesday for a
several days business trip in Cana.
"" ',.'.. ..--. s-.",.-.,.- ....
.'r .'.-.s ..,,,
Mr., and Mrs, Percy Myatt spent
Sunday with the formers uncle,
Bradley Myatt on Bear Creek,
Mrs. J, Nj. Wynns and son. J.
Manly Jr., and Miss Lucy Wynns
are spending the week at Ruskin.
Joe Crosby has returned from a
visit in Perry and f}echtur counties.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-08-13

ss' M
~ y !. TloH ! ssEaslsly 4
i siiss Aildfsd lsnslish spslns Il
eral days sisls 49, ~ trlalkssille
Misses Bprnirs and varna Horn
tn. ~ Myaika, aFe tiiR Kursts III fsiissi
ana Mns III Tep.
| lHhAL w. II, Dinkley and cAlldre,
lhiaya fatnFncd to their home in Nash
ITills. sfssil All extended visit her
| With relatives and irienas.
n. 7. Hmt returned, "Wednesday
irom several days business triy
10 New York City, Boston ans
Washington,
MrsZ. III. Springer and Mia
sieorgie Donaldson spent Wednes'
dav ut Sylvia the guests Of Mrs. G.
L. Tatom and family.
|. Miss Anna Read, III Nashville, i
spending a few weeks here the
guest Of hsr Grele and aunt, MIR.
and Mrs. Ed Donaldson.
The iniart Of Dir. and Mrs. L. C.
Hooper died at THEN home Ia Nash.
vile last Tuesday and the little re-
mains were brought here for inter,
tnsnt In Uniun Cemetery Wednes-
day.
=" Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Ford are
visiting trends and relatives 10
Providence. Ky, Clayton Brown
is serving as manager Of the Cum
berland Telephone exchange, during
Mr.. Ford's absence.
Clint c. Halbrook il working in
in tho Kingston Springs hank dor
ing the absence OF the cashier. |. Il,
Robertson. who. accompanied by
his wife. ARE spending a few days
With relatives in Stewart County. V,
Mr., and Mrs. d. w. Carter cele.
brated the seventh birthday OF their
litais dassSshter, Margaret. at their
home on College street last Thurs-
day afternoon. Quite a number OF
little folks were present and an en-.
loyable time was had by all.
Mrs. Joe Horton. aged %. died
in White Bluff. Monday morning,
Of typhoid fever. Her remains
were taken 10 Fosterville for in.
terment. She is survived by her
husband and one child. Mr.. Horton
s employed by MIR. Boyd Williams,
the pike contractor. being foreman
II the rock cru,her gang,
d. NJ Sensing has been ap.
pointed first assistant principal OF
he Lebanon High School, aud
sll take mp his work there Septem.
Der 9Th. He is the eldest son Of Nh.
md Mrs. l.. NJ. Sensing. Of this
place. and is well qualified TO Gil
he position, having graduated with
nigh honors at Vanderbilt Univer.
'ity this spring
Miss Susie Hudson. who has
,een in Dickson for several weeks
visiting friends. left Tuesday for
Memphis. where she will be an in
nate Of the Home NJ Incurables.
Miss Susie has been an invalid for
, number OF years. and will prob
IDLY make this worthy institution
ler home for the remainder OF her
lie.
The Standard Bearers Missionary
society OF the Nj. +. Church. had
Is annual picnic on Jones' Creek.
Tuesday. ol this week. The day
vas speut in playing croquet, ko-
laklng, swimming and horseback
siding ~. After eating q delicious
picnic dinner. the girls gathered IN i
he shade. and had their regular
missionary meeting, spend
ng an hour in serious study and
hought,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-08-13

Mis- Besa sc0it feft Friday "
II tho Weeks witt N Nashville
where she wiIllbe ths guests Nj he
lsTOther. Chas. ssrotA, and family
iiiiisa = ssslEiiiss Bits Bits Ne sssass.es
| 10 hsr home at Csdaf Fiji. attAr I
weell's visit hers with herfather. w
J. Bats. anil family.
| Mr.. IND Mrs. jake Damn and
children Isis Mtnday for ! two
weska' visit IN Kansas City. No
Springfield. Mo-, and Memphis.
Prof. s. e. piitman. otthe Nash-
vile Bible School will begin !
series 81 meetings at Rock Church
the fourth Sunday in this month.
Mrs. w. r. DAVIS. returned las,
Thursday evening from a visit With
her daughter, Mrs. w. j.. Roberts.
al Trinidad. Col.
l.. w. Little, Of Dyersburg, spent
the weekend here With his wife
who il attending the bedside Of
her mother, Mrs. A. q. Rickers.
Leon Bright, after a week visit
here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T. l.. Bright. returned to his work
at Guild Monday.
Mrs. Susie Robertson and son,
lake, OF Miss. are the guests OF
Mrs. Robertson's daughter, Ms. O.
Y. Clark.
Miss Margaret Loggins, who has
been the guest of Mrs. II. II. Self,
left for her home in Tiptonyillee
Monday.
Miss Bessie Short. OF Grand City.
Ill.,, en- route 10 Centreville, spent,
Wednesday Of last week the guest
If Mrs. W. II. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Meadow and 1
little laughter, have returned from
! few DAVIS visit with Mrs. Meadow s
parents at Union City.
Miss Minnie Gray left Wednes-
lay for kosciusko, Miss, where she |
yill attend the wedding OF her
'ousip. ...
John Anderson, ook.keeper for
he Nashville Bridge Co., Nash
lille, spent Sunday here with bis
PARENTS, Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. And
rson.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Holland
md children, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. !
!. Wyatt spent sunday on Turkey !
REX, the guests OF Mr., and Mrs.
\lbert Dudley. \
Mrs. Lucinda Montgomery spent
few days here last week the guest
4 her sister Mrs. Geo. Mullins. She
eturned to her home in Hickman
'ounty Monday. accompanied by
Hrs. Mullins,
Mrs. P. NJ. Tamble, OF Nash.
lille. the popular guest OF Mrs. d.
!. Hutchinson, returned to Nash !
lille Tuesday evening. after very
visit and will return later
Or longer stay,
Mr., and Mrs. 4. b. Turner are
pending a few days here this week
he guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF
'all. They are en- route to their
ome in Birmingham, after a weeks
isit in St. Louis.
The large barn Of John Stephens,
wo miles south Of this place. was
estroyed By fire early Wednesday
light, together with a large ameansi
1 wheat, oats, hay, farm machin-
ry, and a Ford automobile. Mr..
stephens was in Dickson when the
ire broke out, and it was not dis
overed until the building was
Practically ready to fall in, The
Dss is estimated at 5000 partly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-20

Points won. Meisel 1: high game,
Becker 175; high to-al, Gilmore 49S.