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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-04
EAST BIRMINGH

Married. at the East Birmingham Methodist parsonage, Sunday, May 2S, Miss Juanita Miller and MT. M. Shep- pard, Rev. B. E. Emmerson of the Meth odist church officiating. MT. and Mrs. Sheppard are at home to their friends on Forty-fourth street. East Birmingham.
 Mrs. G. J. Tomlin is spending the week with her daughter, Mrs. J. L. Donough, at Fairview.
 the guest of relatives at East Birmingham the past week.
 Mrs. Leander Nygren entertained a small party of little folks with spend- the-day party Thursday, the occasion be- ing the fifth birthday of her little son, Robert Stanley Nygren. At noon the lit- tie folks enjoyed a dainty luncheon, the table being centered with five lighted candles Games were enjoyed through out the day. The guests were Little Mary Elizabeth Glaze, Mabel Nygren, David Glaze, Harry Nygren.
 Members of the Margaret McPherson Culture club will entertain with a picnic at Avondale park Friday. June 9.
 Complimentary to her nephew, James Kontzen, Mrs. w. Henry will entertain with an outing at Avondale park Satur- day A number of guests have been in vited to enjoy the day. Mrs. J. w. B. Chambers, Mrs Joseph Kontzen, and Mrs. Henry will chaperon the party The day will be spent kodaking, Wadlng, skating and other amusements.
 Miss Bessie Pollard has recovered from a recent illness and is able to be out again.
 Miss Olivia Wilkins will leave Tuesday for Charlotte, N. G., to spend the month of June with relatives and friends
 Miss Sue Dillstapp has returned to her home in Russe'lville, Ky, after visit to Mrs. E. Padgett.
 Mrs. Thomas Walton and daughter, Edith Walton of Oklahoma, are guests of friends in East Birmingham.
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WY1AM

One of the most delightful social af- fairs was Tuesday evening, when the members of the Mothers Circle enter tained their husbands and few friends at the home of Mir and Mrs Fred Saw yer on Fifth avenue. delightful read ing by Mrs. Ed Cross was first enjoyed, followed by several selections of music, Master Leslie Sawyer, on the violin, duet by MT. and Mrs. Roy Thomas, and piano president, Mrs. F. w. Mcdonald, in a most gracious manner gave a cordial greeting of welcome, together with a brief sketch of the years work of ''The Circle' also extended the fathers an in- vitations to attend the picnic they will give for the children June 16, and then in- troduced Miss Rosa Strickland of Bir- mingham, who gave most interesting and instructive talk. A short talk by Prof. T. B. Walker and an instructive talk by Dr. F. W. Mcdonald were also much en- joyed The programme closed with music by Miss Annie Grace Hale.
 The Rev. John Milner was given sur prise party Wednesday by the interme- djate class of the Presbyterian Sunday school, at the home of Mrs c. T. Quehl. who is the teacher of this class. A hand some travelling bag was presented to the Rev. MT Milner. thoroughly enjoyable evening was Iidu anu ldtci OdlIily IclIeSll- ments were passed by the hostess.
 Mrs. B. l.. Glasgow was a very gra- cious hostess Friday afternoon. when the Domestic Art club met with her, at her home on Eighth avenue. The hours were pleasantly spent chatting, doing needle work Several piano selections were also enjoyed, The following members were present: Mrs, F. N. Mcdonald, Mrs. Fred Reid. Mrs. Walter Hiam, Mrs. Marvir Xro1lv p,t.- R. Walker, Mrs. H. A. Riviere, Mrs Frec Sawyer. Mrs. w. A. Nordau, Mrs I. K Waller, Mrs. T. V. Shoemaker Mrs. Ro, Thomas, Mrs. Anne McCreary
 The three teams recently organized ir the Methodist church were delightfullx entertained Monday evening at the par. sonage. After a business discussion a social hour was spent. Refreshments were served.
 At a recent meeting of the Golden Link Literary club, held at the home of Mrs c T. Quehl, the following officers were elected: Mrs. Ava Mckinney, president Mrs. Watkins, vice president Mrs. R Upton, treasurer; Mrs. D. Gosset secre tary,
 Mir. and Mrs. Ed Wallace and little daughter, Ella Mary, are spending sev. eral days in Montevallo
 MT. R. h. Glasgow, Mir Joe Dobbs, MT
 |. |. 1T VIII, anu NlI. SnOeHlaKer nave re turned from a fishing trip on the War rior.
 Mrs. Neil Young is visiting relatives il Gadsden.
 Mrs. F. A. Nordau is spending some time in New Orleans, as the guest of hel son.
 MT. James Donnelly is<able to be home again
 MT. James Roe is i'll at local infirmary ry
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-04

MT. and Mrs. T. M Hoehn spent the weekend at Cullman.
 Miss Mary Pickett, after a pleasant visit with Mrs. Fred Sawyer, has returned to her home in Montgomery
 A number of the young people enjoyed social evening with Miss Jewel Hall at the home of her sister. Games and music were the evenings diversions. Ices were served.
 MT. and Mrs. Dan Glaze motored tc Jasper Thursday.
 Miss Nell Smith of Manchester and Miss Sallie Connolly of Macon, Ga, are the guests of Mrs. R. L. Glasgow.
 MT. and Mrs D. Lusk have named their little daughter Mildred Evelyn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-04

over by Miss Ruth Palmer. Mrs. J. c. Bryant led the literary programme, which was as follows: Roll call, Rev citations; "Lavonarola," Mrs. Harrell; The Invention of Printing,' Mrs. J. J. Walker; Current Events," Mrs. T. F. West. Other numbers on the pro- gramme were a group of songs: Sep tember" (Cowan), Scotch Lassie Jean" (Roma), Annie Laurie" by Miss Mamie Parsons, and instrum ental num- bers by Mrs. M. V Averyt and two readings, Caught" and "Mumps," by Miss Ruth Palmer. Following the pro- gramme an ice course was served.
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daughter, Miss Grace Hassler, served

daughter, Miss Grace Hassler, served delightful ice course.
 The members and following guests: Mrs. M M. Hughes, Mrs. w. J. Burgin, Mrs. Eastes and Mrs. c. T. Thomasson.
 MT. and Mrs. F. D. Fuller very de- lightfully entertained a few of their friends Thursday evening at their home on Avenue G. Ferns and palms were at- tractively arranged about the room where the game of forty-two was played and after which an ice course was served by Mrs. Fuller and assist ed by her sister, Miss Lollie Sawyer, to the following guests: MT. and Mrs. J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-04

W. Minor, MT. and Mrs. R. K. Wright, MT. and Mrs. c. L. Thomasson, Mrs. E. G. Greer of Tallulah, La- Miss Roxie Sheets of Livingston, N. C., and Mrs. L. R. Vines and Miss Frankie Enzor of Troy
 Wednesday afternoon a very inter- esting meeting of the Sesame Literary club was held with Mrs. R. F. Pal mer at her home on Ensley Highlands Trailing vines and ferns made the porch attractive and ferns were used in the living room, where the meet ing was held The punch bowl was placed on the porch and was presided
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series of meetings in Florence this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Bell of Texarkana, Tex, Mrs J H Dorsey of Athens, Ga, and Mrs Belle Mabrey &f Pine avenue, Bir- mingham, have returned to their homes after visiting MT and Mrs William s Hockaday and MT and Mrs Jack Hook aday in Central Park
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-13

Bouie11, NOR leste ISOLDE auf ser aron=
hnliite. - Jrm1 Sobn aubn, melbe
ibrer in @tfmonb erfratften SHUTTER
einen @eiu9 %eritottete, lit lebten
aumitag beimgetebrt. = Som @eol,
Eurtin Sbeiienreiter, &obert uno SUI
bert Eirf, @eorg Drummer uno So
iepb @9a1lte 1porm Smitagabem IN
Der Nierenbouien Samilie gu @oite.
- 5ron5 Mierenbouien uno 8otti1
tpobnten sanitag Der iilbernen Sod)=
seit bes in ct. GIouo tpobnenoen S.
Singer gbepaores Bel, bon no lie
Montag >pieoer b%eimfebrten. = Sn
ser porletten Samltog bier gebolte=
1ter1 sSarnerperi ammlung tpuroe o1e
Organization zines 8erbanoes fur
Del1 getrieb elmer 8utterfabrif be-
idloIIen uno folgenoe 8ea1nten &C.
uablt: Nif. 8afes, Nraiibet; Sobn
Studs, Gefretar uno Sdobmeiiter
aurI @eber, 8Iolrns gderer uno
Tro115 Sr0ble, @ertpaltungsrmb. =
Gur9 Sen &ontraftor. Matb. @en
peroen 5pei meitere gingange in Ser
5ront Ser Nfarrfir6e eingeri6tef.
&pdpille.
Srou Otto 5teIon uno Sodter iino
11ah Idngerem 8eiude mod ibrem
@eim in 9anpers 5urudgefebrt. =
@belter @anoan, tpelder cine Bel
BIeoiant Cote g%elegene 6arm bear
beitete, bot @eriteiger11ng gebalter1
un6 iein @eim nod oem tDeItli=
6en @o1rnba berlegt. Setnrid
mein5 lit Dem Sran5 @a11id
ols @ebulfsberien6er fir 6ie Gormer
bon Nofpine ernonnt tpor6en. = So
iepb 8reunig, Sos. Mertes, Mlpbons
&otbitein, Mn6reos @eisma1m, Sobn
aloien Ii. MatbiI6o @iesmmn 5eug=
ten 9ienitag lebter 8o6e Dor Dem
Sriebensridter Donobue in ct.
Glouo i'm Ser gegen $. g. @ite on
geregten &Ioge, tpeIder beiduloigt
lit, @edieI o1f cine 8onf o11sge=
1drieben GIT baben, in Ser ct feine
9epoIiten botte. @itte NOR getriebs=
letter Ser bieligen 8utterfabrif.
Ser Gel6idrein in ser bieiigen 8oIt-
office tpa1r6e ont Montumorgen in
Ser 6ribe a1fgebloien un6 bier5ig
0olor nebit 6reimorfen I'M @ertbe
bon 1925 ge1toblen. Cine 8er6a6t
erregen6e 8eri0nlidfeit uur6e bon
Sen Holi5iiten u1ter iudt, muBte ober,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-13

tp BON MbnnD fontraftlid nit bent
8an zines ne11en @obnba11ies be-
traut. - &einrid @mmel bon Weelz
role Fat bier bon Nf. &ra1ner einen
|8auplot gefm1ft, auf Dem er mab-
reno ser biesiabrigen 8muiaiion Ell,
8obnbaus fir Sen @ebraud ieiner
gomilie erridten lailen miro. =
Sssobn gmmel bat 5pei 2ots bon Mid.
a1,l5er gefm1ft, auf 6enen er cine Ste
ioen5 ba11en miro 9pe5iel1er Ser
fauf bon @iiten Jreitag, Cant tag
u1ro Montng, Sen II. Mpril mlr.
Mfaria 6. 8oIiter.
ct. 4ntbonD.
SRI. Mnt1o S1riber lit na6 6or=
bome, Minn., ~abgereiit, 400 iie mdb=
reno ser Commemorate beidaftigt
1ein miro. = M1rton @ogala lit aus
oem ct. &apbaels @olpital in ct.
CLOUD, no er operiert tu1r6e, nad)
9ml1e entla11en tpor0en.
Noscoe.
Sr ser Tumilie Sen. @ogeman11
itelte iid ein tpaderes Sobnden Elm,
.tpp5u uniern @liidpuni6. - Sra,
Marg. &iri9 un6 5obn 8en. un6
SSobn &iri9 bon ser @bite gartb &e-
lerpation tparen Gienitag gu 8eiud,
in @idamortb. = Sran5 Drummer lit
bon ieitem in Mbon gemadten Be-
iltdye a11riid un6 bot feline 5tele uls
Greet Nortbern Stationsa9ent >pie-
Ser mgetreten. Mub @apmun6 Scott
lit bon 6em ieinem nabe Mpon tpob=
nen6en Sbeim 8eter Scott gemodten
8eil1d9e spie6er 6obeim eingetroffen.
= 6ro1 Mntom Gronf bon &idmor6
bot iid nod einem bier er%itotteten
geiude no6 2ignite, q. g., begeben,
mo ibr @atte einem 2eibitangefdaft
boritebt. = Sobn @eis prr6e bon
ieiner @atti1 NUT einem gei1tn6en
Ma6den beidenft. - Inter @ntpei=
flung ser Goa1ntp=8eb0r6e ging Geo.
SubIett bon Mirneapolis ont Mon=
tag 6aran, sic an Dem &i6mon6
&oseoe @ege geidebeme Mrbeit elmer
Grufung 8u unter5ieben; 6ie gleide
arbeit ldBt 6ie @tans-Sodmegfom=
miiiion belorgg.
ct. Mmgmita.
Gin erit 6rei Soge altes 9obn=
den Ser Jomilie 8eumer bon bier
itorb 9ienitagmorgen un6 tpur6e ont
6eren Morgens bon Ser @farrfirdde
aus beer6igt. - SIM Montag nabm
&reisridter &0ier 6en bon Dominif
2o1nmel in 55ene geiebten @ablfo11-
teit gegen Clinton Shin, tpelder als
Somniuperbiior 6es Sotpn ct. Mu=
guita erflart uor6en lit, auf. Gm
%. MpriI miro ein 6iesbe5uglides
@erbor 1tattinben, mobei 6ie Mnmals
tie S. 8. @uniban 1tn6 S. g. Nm=
terion 6en Serrn Sdin bertreten un6
County : Mntpalt Soul Mbles ouf
@eite 6es @errn 2orurtel 1teben miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-13

ans 9(nttport o1f einen Angriff
italieniider 6lieger ouf 9aibo6>
M6elsberg uno Srielt beidoB Elm
0iterreid<ungariideS @eidNua6er bon
5ebn Marineflugaea1gen NIT bernid<
tenoem @rfolge SEN 8obnbof, Die
@asfubrifen, sic Dods uno sic @oier=
men bon 9(ncono. Mebrere 8rdnoe
entitan6en. @egenangriffe, sic 5tpei
feinolide 6lug3e11ge nit Moidinen=
ge1pebren nnternabmer, mur6en leidh
obgeidlogen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-13

90 lie Elm Mlibi nadmeiien fon1te,
entlallen merben. 8is iest bat man
feline Spur bon Sen &di11bern.
Cafe @enrA.
go. 6driper miro itb ndd)lte Mo-
DIE 1,od Montana begeben, 100 ct tnr
Ieinen 8ruoer arbeiten miro. = So
na5 Meper itebt inner nod i'm Hilon
@oIpital gu 9apnespille unter ar5t-
lidyer 9efa1oll1ng. Sobn @dle-
per, apelder lid III Ser ct. Glono
Sanoelsidule fir ieinen 2ebensberuf
ausbilon, eritottete bier einen ber-
lponotidoftliden 8eil1d). Vt1d).
&rdnner befano 1id einige Gage 9e-
Idafte bolber in Ser Goump-9a1pt-
itoot. = 6ralt SSobn 9orn bot leste
ISOLDE @errn Settings &eiioen5 be5o-
qen. Sic font BON Eortsmol1tb,
ssapo, no ibr @atte Dor ettpa ei11em
Monate itarb, bierbtr. Scarf
@e11qer uno Trult bon @reenlpalo
maren bier bel Ser Tmnilie Sobt Str
bes su 8olte. = Ob. 6ildbo6 bot iih
1rod M1il1iort g. ., beseben> MOO er
sic Commemorate bel feinem 8ru=
ser Muguit perbringen miro. = Ser
|6omilie Motb. Ddger u1troe Elm mutt
teres Sodterd,en geboren. Borleb=
ten 0ienitag lturb ein crit bier Gage
oltes &ino Ser Gamilie 8ernb. 9ab%
ner. Mnoeren Cages pur6e Die fleirre
2eide a11f Dem bieitgen @oHesoder
6em @doB ser @r6e iibergeben.
Midnonb.
Sir Gurdfiibr1ttg oeS Nlones,
oieles 8ilage NIT einem 9oipitol gu
bereidern, lit iett ein mts 80 8efor-
6erern seq l1nternebmens I'M ponen
@ange. sobolo sic @ege in gang
boren 3uitanb gebrodt iino, miro nit
ser Sonos=@ oneftion fir Sen Merbou
beqonnen per6en. = Nr6reas 9ieo=
rid bon @alep, @oib., erfreute bte
bie1igen Somilie1n sos. Sdponfl nno
S. Z. Mend NIT ei1tem m%ebrtagigen
geiude. = S. s. Mbmotn febrte
Montog bon elmer nod G1oremom
un6 Smoton1u gemadten @eidaftts=
tour 5uriif. = gif: .@odes un6 So
lepb GteiI tporen Mor1tag in Hripat=
geidaften no6 ct. CLOUD. = Ser
Setter EARNING Club perianote 5pei
neutrality-suspicious. gemiidtes
gieb nod sibst. Saul. Soiepb
Gupredt tpur6e in einem Minneapo=
liz @oipitol eines droniif)en Sbren=
1ei6ens tpeger operiert. = 6ru1t S.
g. NoppenfuB lit anfangs letter $50
DIE NIT ibrem @ater S. 81. @roB nod
@apmon6, Mont., o~bgereiit, no Ser
8oter I'M &a11ie Ser Sodter ein on
genebmes Sb6ob baben miro. = SSn
Ser Gomilie Sobn Stang iteute ii4
elm nettes uMeGbel" Elm; beim @eorg
&ron tpor es Elm m11nteres @obnden.
8ei6en 6o1nilie @liid al ben fre1t6i=
gen greigniilen.
@a1f Centre.
9ie Acknowledging Ser bieii-
gen @odida1le bot cine Neuerung ein=
gefibrt, Sic %geeigret erideint, iid iebr
gut 5u betpdbren, in6em iie fiinf
Sdien gefmtft u1r6 6ieie ser Steb=
5ndtflaiie 5nr Mditltng iibergeben
bot. Mbmedieln6 muBten Sic s6ii-
Ter 6ieies @ieb f~iittern un6 perior=
gen un6 iammelten itd bao1r6 prafz
tiide grfabrung in Ser Moltfitte=
rung. Inter BEN Sdilern bot iid
Elm 1ebbofter @ettbetperb erttptdelt,
Sic beiten GrfoIge 3u er3ielen, uno
menn Sic @in6er eetpoeen uur6en,
mos oGtpodentIib einmal gei1ob,
nortete anes nit @porn1ng 6aruuf,
OBJ sic ertportete @etpidts5unabme
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-13

S1 ser Come befinbet iib iider
Elm Clement, Dos auf Ser gr6e nidt
eriitiert. Ma11 tpeiB bos aus elmer
grunen 2inie im Speftrum Ser So
roma.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-13
gsIb GYring Bier,
Gin adtea 2aserbier.

Ser 6e11tide SIiegerleutnant Sn-
n1elma1n bd ieinen 5molften feinoli=
9e11 Meroplan CUR Strede gebradt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-13
FRITZ GUY
5umeIier ,.mo ~optometrif.

Jreeport operiert. = gbuar6 Sen=
men, ,peIder I'M bieii9en Greet @or=
tbern 8abnbofe Sen 9tenlt BEL orgte,
bot Die Steae 6es Glerf in Ser Sele=
grapben-0ffice iiber1tommen, uno sic
o1rd feline Hromotion bnfant gepor-
oere @teQe inn 8ubnbofe beriiebt iiebt
81 Molitor. = SsSn ser Sumilie @m.
@i1r1rerpfamp bot iid Elm geiutr6es
8iibden eingeiteut, tpo5u nniere Gro
tulation. = @m. 9oe bon bier lit
bon MadlaBridter S. 8. 9inrsl in
ct. CLOUD Dem 6orttgen ct. Solepbs
Mtenbeim iibermielem mor6en. =
9ea9 einem sumitagmorgen 1T ser
ct. 8onifa3ius=&irde %gebaltenen &e=
quiem mur6e 6ie 2eide Ser 6rau
Margoretba Groiien, tpel@e 9onner-
itag nod MIR f1r5er &ranfbett ltarb,
beeroigt. Se9s &iit16er betpeinen Sen
500 ser guten Mutter. Dieier Die
etpige &ube un6 SEN 9interblieberen
unier 8eilei6.
Sa1f &apibs.
Mpotbefer 50. S. 9etpep bon bier
begab fth Montag 1T gegleitung 6eS
@errn Gbas. &ar6en bon ct. Glou6
na6 6ergus Soils no bet6e elmer
8eriammlung ser @ountD<Gair=Mdn
ner beituobnten, in pelder 6ie 8il=
oa1ng zines @ettrenn-@ireuit beipro=
den tpa1r6e. @ier Somns, @auf &o=
pi6s, @u11f Centre, Jergus Gous un6
Wabpeton, 90. g., itn6 in SEN Circuit
eingeidloIien, an6ere Sopns mogen
iid ober oem1elben anidlieBen. =
Hraii6ent S1rrtin bon Ser 8enton
COUNTY Goir MiIociation bat Die Be-
amten fir Sic 6iesidbrige @enton
Gountp!glusiteal1ng ser 9ireftion Ser
Toir empfoblen. M1s @omitee fin
Hramien=&ebiiion itn6 6. 9. @hpab
un6 o.. s. COOPER bon 81. glou6,
9r. Somes 2onsbale, M9iles 8a-
rent un6 Sefretdcr IS. S. Depep bon
Su1f &api6s nnb als @ebulfsiefre-
tor Sliper Gbirbart empfoblen.
@a1beu 2afe.
SSm Sitter bon " Sabren lit in
Iebter 0onneritognodt @iIbelm
3mid, Elm maize 6ieler Srtf9oft mob-
member 6nrmer 6l1rb SEN Eo6 in sic
Gtpigfeit obberufen tporoen. SS1n 1881
fam er a11s 9euti6lan6 in bieles
2on6, un6 bier Sabre ipdter IieB er
ii6 in Minneiota nieoer un6 5tpar
auf iener 6orm, auf Ser er sos
6m1pt CUR etpigen &ube 11ie6erlegte.
Nit ser @attin betra11ern iieben &in<
ser ieinen 500. Mm Montogradmit-
tag uur6e 6ie 9eide na6 Chicago CUR
8eer6igurg gebradt.
GollegebiQe.
Inter ser Mngabe, bon einem
8remier ser Greet Nortbern 8obnge-
ieuidaft beim Musiteigen aus Dem
@aggo1 om bieIigen 8abnbofe iber
Sen &opf geidIagen tporoen gu fem,
lit Sacob &osba geger sic 8abnge-
ieaid)oft fIagbor getpor6en uno ber-
langt $4,000 @dooeneriab. SS11 iei-
ner &loge lit er 6urd 6ie Mntpdlte
st. g. 8rotper unp 3aul MbIes Der
treten. Die @lageidrift lit am letten
6reitag eingereidt un6. eingetrogerr
tDor6en.
8reentual6.
giientpoarenb6noIer giif. Rramer
IdBt cine 50X8O SUB groBe Garage
erridten fir SEN gerfauf ser Soro
un6 St1oebafer M1ttos. = Die 5or<
mer boben li6 gum 8etrieb elmer 8ut-
terfabrif geeimgt; Dos @ebd11oe miro
fofort NIT gintrih 6es Sriibiobrs in
Mngriff genonnmen tperoen. - Die
Seilmann 8rougeieqfdaft bon So
IGroiie, ISIS, IdBt bier cine 8ier-
~nieoerIage fir Sen 8etrieb eines
3tpeiggeidaftes erridten. Sos.
|5iIbernif bot Sen 8m1idreiner @or-
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&erlangt

Elm Md6den CUR @erridtung onge-
meiner &o11sorbeit. Deuti9 fotboli-
ides Ma6ben b%orge3ogen. Gutter
Nad5ufragen Bel
Tra11 Spbn g. @eber,
802-4. 4be. iiibIi9, ct. Glouo.
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Geo. r. Clark
@rabeu5iebem

6urmer, meIde bel ser &utbe Gro
ben 5ieben tponen, mogen boripre9en
o6er Idreiben an @einrib 9eur1ng,
Mpon, Mim. 1874
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Mmoemtnmgem

l1nlere S@aufeniter= 81 sftequngen
MAIDEN nibt gu INTERCOLLEGIATE Nnz
beutun9en fir @eibenfe unb fiir Ser
5ierun9en zines eigenen. 6eims.
Sn unleren @daufenitern iinb Die
%t1eueiten Nopelties, Die beiten Stople
9iib<Nrtitel unb Die ibDniten SUI
tpelen ausgeitelIt. Natirlt@ fDnnen
mir nidt allies in ben Sdaufenitern
5eigen. 9aber laben mir @ub Elm,
ein3utretert unb periDnlib umibau
5u balter1. @an11 birfen mir @ub
ertparten?
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21t ~nerf4mfe1t

@roBeS @obnbous un6 5pei 2ots
an 5. Mbe. un6 3R @traBe imoltb.
5elepbon 1919 o6er So.
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3m ~berfanfen

@aasgeratbe. Man fprede bor $50.
$685.. Mbe. iii6li6 5tpiiden 9 nno
balb IL ubr morgens o6er 2 BIB 5
l1br nodmittags o6er Z Biz 8 l1br
obenos.
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&erlanQt

miro 5um i~ofortigen gintritt ein gu
tee 6eutides Ma6den CUR @errib.
tr1ng %aagemeiner @a11sarbeit. Nabe,
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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-23
EASON.

Mr.. Cyrus C. Eason. one of the best
and most highly respected citizens of
Garrard and Mercer, died suddenly at
his home near SalvIsa, Friday the 18th.
At one time MIR. Eason and his most
estimabe wife lived in Lancaster, later
they moved to lower Garrard after
which they moved to Mercer, always
making and retaining warm friends.
He was a member OF the Christian
church and an ardent supporter of the
w. c. T. U. Mr.. Eason was a man of
quiet and gentle disposition in his home
and in his neighborhood, but the es-
TEEN in which he was held by his neigh.
bors was evinced by the kindly atten-
tons paid his memory and to his wife
when he was SO suddenly taken from
them. DIR. Eason had seemed as well
as usual on the day he died. but came
in and told his wife his head was hurt
ing. he sat down and died before she
could reach his side. lie had lived a
consecrated Christian life and had said
he was ready to die and had hoped he
would die just as he did. Had he lived
until the 18th of May he would have
beer seventy years old. 1t is sad to
give up one whose influence among men
was always for good, one who spread
abroad the example of Cody living and
to the bereaved wife, left so lonely and
desolate, we extend our heartfelt SYM
patty. May time bring its resignation.
The remains were brought back to
his old home and after services at the
grave conducted by Elder +. NJ. finder
they were laid to rest in the Lancaster
cemetery.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-23
THE FUTURE OF
COLLEGE STUDENTS

Figures Of the plans of the Yale Col.
lege senior class were given out the
past week. There are 1876 Of them who
will enter some form Of business. while
but 70 of them will become lawyers.
and only nine-clergymen. This is a
great change from the years when most
college graduates went into the profess
sions.
The big motive governing this choice
seems to be the matter of money.
Business is popular because il offers a
chance for large returns. Law is the
one profession that is still favored.
since it too has chances for big incomes.
But it is an overerowded profession.
Many young men have little liking for
the long. solitary wait after student
has hung out his shingle, with years of
anxious listening for footballs down the
corridor.
The college students are supposed to
have spent their four years in contact
with the worlds great PHILOSOPHERS.
These frown upon the search for
wealth. and sxalt plain living and high
thinking But the worlds golden prizes
look much more shiny and alluring.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-23

The above is a good likeness of Mr..
j. o. Bogie who announces this week
his candidacy for County Court Clerk,
subject to the action Of the primary of
1917. He states that il is not his desire
to interfere with the nomination to fill
out the unexpired term made vacant by
the death of Mr.. J. w. Hamilton. The
appointment made by Judge Arnold, as
announced last week, in the person of
Mr.. Joe Hamilton. brother of Mrs. J.
w. Hamilton. continues unless his sue
cessor is elected and qualities in this
fall, November, election. 1t will be
necessary for the democratic party to
nominate a candidate for this place at
the August primary. We have heard
of no candidates for the unexpired term
and it will likely go to Mr.. Joe Hamil-
ton if he desires it. MIR. Boyle is well
known to the people of Garrard county,
having creditably represented Garrard
County in the Kentucky Legislature
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-23
BROWN

Mr. A. B. Brown, Jr., was called to
Harrodsburg last Thursday evening by
the sudden death of his brother. Jacob
C. Brown, who died of apoplexy. in the
eightieth year of his age Mr. Brown
had lived in Mercer county for nearly
thirty years and was one of the countys
best and most influential citizens. He
was a devout and CONSTANT member
of the Christian church. having affiliat-
ed with this denomination when a lad
of IA years. He is survived by his wife
and four children and leaves two broth
ers. A. b. Brown, Jr. Of this county
and H. b. Brown, of Oklahoma. and
one sister, Mrs Maggie Talmage of
New Mexico. After funeral services
at his late home the remains were bur-
led in the Berea cemetery, near Rose
Hill