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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-19

elected by Aster chapter. No. 172, Order of the Eastern Star, for the next term of gift from the bride elect. Among those present were Mrs. R. L. Price, Miss Le- land Clayton, Miss Matte Sturgeon, Miss Katie Sturgeon and Miss Sturgeon.
 The annual picnic of the Sunday school of the First Presbyterian church will be held Thursday at Avondaie park. Those attending are requested to meet at the church at o:30 o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-19
NICHOLS-SPuRGEON

/ In the presence of large gathering Of friends and relatives, the marriage of Miss Emma Surgeon. daughter of Mir
 and Mrs. R. A. Sturgeon, and MT. Olas c. Nichols, was solemnized Wednesday evening at 6 80 o'clock at the First Chris
 tian church. Palms, ferns and fancy baskets of pink cut flowers made an effective setting for the bridal party.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-19
OFFICERS NAMED

The following officers have been office: Mrs. W. L. Bailey, worthy ma tron; B. A. Brooks, worthy patron; Mrs. Mary E. Phillips. matron; Mrs. Maude Lauder, treasurer: Mrs. Annie B. Brooks, heeretary; Mrs. Bentley. conductress, and Mrs. Madge A. Craig, associate conduc- tress.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-19
MISS STURGEON ENTERTAINED

Miss Emma Sturgeon was hostess Tuesday at her home at a lunch cen. at which she entertained the
 girls to attend her at her wedding on Wednesday afternoon. Covers were laid for six and three courses were served from a table arranged with roses. Dur ing the hospitality the attendants were presented with gold lingerie pins as a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-19
Judge Clayton to Preside

Judge Henry D. Clayton of Montgom- cry will be in Birmingham tomorrow to preside over the United States district court in the absence of Judge W. I. Grubb, who is in New York presiding ever the court there
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-19

small chapeau and other accessories be- ing en suite. On their return. July l, they will be at home at 1707 Pike avenue
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
Wednesday Brighton Markst

Stock Yds.. Aug. sth The beef cattle
market as expressed by the sellers was
no good. Buyers were Indifferent
and the few on the market ref-alned
from active bids. Shippers of beef n
many sales were losers. having 10 lei
their cattle go below country cost
Supplies were not ~ al heavy but too
excessive far the slim demand Prices
were estimated from M1fc per Ii. lower
On beef offering in average sales than
a week ago. Calves held firm with Of
fer,ngs heavy, but hogs while holding
fairly steady at last week figures.
showed a somewhat weaker tendency
trade was dull. Prices ranged from
s65d gg
sales Of Beef carte-veals-Hogs
Mich Cows A NJ Baggs sold 2 oxen.
g7Be lbs. az 11c. COWS. av- 600 lbs, at
7sc- ~ calves AT lac. J. W. Srooks
sold = cattle from 4tG-Fc Is calves. at
1ssc, % hogs. al &c; and d5 mixers tor
& Lowell sold % COWS. az. 500 lbs at
SC. Is Cows. av 80 his. and bulls.
av 600 lbs al &c s COWS. av. 500 lbs, at
SC: Is calves. av. I5 lbs. at 1bsc. Il
coarse calves av. I5n his. at Ice, ~
hogs; av 80 lbs, a: &c and % 81, 7ails s
cartle from saSc: n calves at &c. and
Thursdav sale. from s75@1sn OTIS II.
ForbuEh received % late arrivals IN
beef cattle. 70 cattle sold from 5sQln2
s calves from l4d1Sc. and 2 hogs. al
Z14c- George Cheney sold l COW. Sso
lbs. at 1oc.. / COW. $40 lbs At sc: z
hogs. at &c and 4 hogs al nc Robert
connors sold g cows from s15od2m. ".
r wallace sold % cows. from Sl25@loo.
ana cpws from S5QL@
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
DRESDEN

Miss Sally Moses and friend Of
Boston. Mass. have been recent
guests Of the formers uncle. David
4. Cate.
The following persons were guests
At New Meadows Inn recently: Mr.
and Mrs r. L Cate. Mrs. Alfred Cal
and daughter Frances. Of Everett.
Mass. Mrs. D. A. Cate and Mrs Au-
gustus Gcud.
Miss Miriam Foster and friend are
at the Foster cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Frances Ginord Of Sumerville.
Mass. is the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
Joseph Houdletfe At West Dresden
MISS Carolyn Sheldon who has
been visiting friends in Farminsdale
has returned.
Mrs. Fred Getchell and daughter
Marjorie Of New Hampshire are vis-
iting relatives In town
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Mayors Of
Boston. Masa., who have been viEit-
ing the formers father. J. Il. May
ers. have gone to Belgrade Lakes.
where they win pzss the remainder
Of their vacAtaun.
MrA wuliam patterson ana famsiy
of Massachusetts,. VIM have bean the
guests uf ME- Emily Leeman. have
returned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

SWIM thirty boys have learned this
zez=Jn-
re supervised play for the boys
4, udes baseball. voiley bail. basket
bal. dodge ball. crlss-crosg. over
head toss. races. The supervised
plaE for girls includes basketball.
Dodge ball. grass games, falk dancing
ana singing songs. General games
are croqaet. bean bag games and
con- ests.
Shutes. sea-saws. giant stride.
swlngs and sandh1xes are included In
tbs paraphernalia which keeps the
young ones busy
The average attendance at the
grounds mum bers zoo.
The children are especially delight
cd when the call for swimming
comes. The enclosure on the Mes
sa 4onEkee stream. which has been
Ezedf for that purpose. Is alive. in
short order, with wriggling. splash
ing little bodies The water ia not
TOO ieep for all sizes. In the deeper
secrlun. the more experienced swim
ners try stunts. but not one ct then
gets out Of sight az the supervisors.
One little girl fat rs q butter ban.
ana built along almost the same
lines. cannot swim stroke. but she
has got II al over the diving girls
of fair fame vhen she make her spe-
elal brand OF back somersauit on the
SIDE board. She strikes the water
full force and then founders around
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

Wa1erville. Ne. AUG. The Ionc
warm summer days are long. happy
ones for the children of watetville,
who. for the most part. pass the time
at the Waterville municipal play
grounds Here they may indulge in
ali sorts Of games To their hearts
content. Eere everything for the
pleasure Of the child in the play
ground line is afforded them. Here
is where busy tired mothers NAV
send their children to pass the dav
Here children who have not the ac-
vantages Of the cool sea hreeEes and
vacation homes may while the hours
away. It Is the mecca Of the chill
dren of the Elm city.
Csllls. Jackline, Gloria. Make
Norma. Eala- Theresa. Mary. Cleo.
hosanrla- GlenduriE. Marguerite. LIMO
gene. Hermance. Yvette. Rita, Eena
and Charles. Buddy. Raphael. Aviel.
Louis. Colby. jerome. Robert. Law
rence. Rtgc. Clarence. Gerald. Paul
ana many more. including nauesakes
az the movie stars of the present
generation. army leaders and best
sellers. al are here- And there are
rust thu busiest little bodies inaga-
nahle. trutting around, playing this
game and that game. It's fun.
One tiny tot comes each day. The
teachers found II difficult 10 induce
her 10 tndulge in the games. she
watched the proceedings very SOL
EMMY and her big eyes took in er-
eryth1ng But she wouldn't play.
Finally, pressed for a reason. she
said. which was translated into Eng
List by a youthful interpreter, II
that lady makes me play, every time
I come here. I'm not GINNING any
more
The supervisors are George W
BarriiI and Reulah G. Towne. Their
assistance are Leonel SaucieF and
Catherine Prince. The hours for
Play are A NJ To L. 4. NJ. PM. to
r. NJ. Ths games are suspended
dnring tins noen hour-bur many bring
lunches which they eat on the
grounds. The swimming hours are
far the airis 2 r. u M q 10. the
daa1y sperz1e afreadnnce fnr xales
g1rla = ~. The sms1mminx hnurH Enr
60 huzs ar frnm z.2B r. ~ N SEQ
- ne attendance in -. Ten E<rls
hape isarnsd. tizass ar thin ysar Do
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
Negroes Returning
To Stock Yards

Chicago. AHg. Extra pree1u-
items were taken to maintain ornsr
about the stock yards today with the
return ef many Of the 15,beD negrn
employees wis had been idle SINGS the
race riots last weak. Larss ccntin-
giants Of soldiers and deputy zhertffs
patreIled tina streets near the yardk,
while 500 poiicemen ware stationed
inside the yards Special elevated
trains conveyed the Negroes from thu
hinck bait to. ths yards.
Many whits man either directly &C.
eusad Of risting or suspected with
cnMplicity in the sutbreaiEs e Last
vsaaE wsrs talken iats ennknag.
Iwo sf thsm were qussfs1o6 ~
0arAtz9 drsg In hDnsss in tha snaank
- Ths Ersna jury ~ onsucA1a
% Dssoeaain1 annanne na1xn Nannn
N N11ta 0n1 WDBa bafnB assn6uHsd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

TO fne her footing. laughing ana
screaming all the time II is a ner-
~ din when the children are ali In
the water.
The story hour when the HITLER ones
gather around the story teller is one
Of the most pleasing Of the program.
One day last week the reporter went
cut there Il Is a long, hot. dusty
walk. on a day equally SO. along the
west END Of Winter street. across
Messalonskee stream over the Co.
burn Classical Institute bridge. up a
steep hill, between two fine looking
gardens. The children are very
careful not TO hurt the gardens which
they pass on their way TO their swim
ming When the top of the hall was
reached cool breeze was there to
greet her. L was the story hour for
the smaller children. Clustered un-
der the canvas open sided tent.
about Miss Towne who was telling
stories. the children. Of al sizes ana
ages. were having thu best time
ever Their faces were irtaresrsns
to see.
The warsrvtiis municipal rlay
ground is a wonderful thing Tor the
children Through the Efforts of the
encient- patient. crnsiderase currs az
teachers. u the succees Of the uisv-
ground idea largely SUCCESSFUL
A special event scheduled for the
near future viii be tea party which
the girls Of the playground win have.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
VASSALBORO

SoJTH-Mr. Thomas. VIM has hegn
assisting the foreman at tho z. A
Eusssy farm. was taken III A1g. and
was taken to the Augusta General hns-.
pital the following Wednesday,, where
he was operated upon for a severe CASE
Of appendicitis. At me latest napurt he
was getting along as wen m could Ne
expected.
visiting trends IN Unity, In expscred
home Saturday.
Edward Howe while slowing away
hay recently met. with a very pasnfai
accident by sticking n straw IN one. Of
his eyes. cutting the hall and pupil OF
the eve. making n ragged cash. He
was taken to tina ONCE Of Dr. Beach
IN Augusta. where the wound was
dressed Mr. Howe Is stzn suffering
from severe pain Al ara hup1ng the
eye may be saved It seems rather
hard on M Howe. as many years ago
he was injured from an exrinsiun Of
powder. the effects Of which he never
recovered
q. G. Dicke~ is quite ppor4y nc this
writing. suffering from neur.t1s.
Mrs. Marr.e Casey or wegr winsdsc-
In staying with Mira. H @. Dicksy for
few DAYS.
Al auto party consisting OF NJ and
Mrs L J. Dickey ara children and
mother. Mrs. C. N. Dackey. arrived Sat-
urtiay to pass a vacation of two Weeks
al their farm. The entire distance from
their home in west Roxburv, Mass. TO
their farm was 1ss miles and was made
in abuut nine hours. They encountered
Some rather hard roads some Of TIE
way. although the trip was greatly en-
3oyed. and an arrived In prime cnnfi-
ton.
Ralph Dickey. who has neen n
Aezne for three wseiks. returned % Eos
ton ea.rr6ay.
Nr- ana Ma. r. p. whttshcRsa. who
have beam ensoyfng q Two weAkT va
caS1nn at their farm while IN. whits-
house was experimenting the cutting
Of his hay, returned TO watervtile SUM-
day.
n. I. sastn il cutting the hay On the
T. E warrRn farm
NJ Iasleus has moved hin min from
IN. crpsss lot 70 q. y. Nelson's woad
Int
Dan webher - entftng the hay fnr
Mrs. AIiee wsbber and q. D. Nalsan
win harvest the hay fnr Mrs Carrie
WhseeiaUse-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
SUSPECT IN
LAWLER CASE
A SUICIDE

Los Angeles. Cal. Aug CHARLES
Mcclure. who was suspected Of hay-
ing knowledge Of those responsible
for the dyna1niting Of the home Of
Oscar LAWYER last Sunday and who
WIS being Questioned late last night
by Thomas Lee woolwine. district
attornev, In thu -fatter's once. es-
capped from his guard. leaped from
the 18th ancr of the Hall ct Records
10 the pavement and was killed.
Mcclure den1sd any knowle6ee at
the AFFAIR, but when Nr- Woolwfns
left his ONES Tor q moment. he
leaped tram tho window.
Es was aagfstAnt chtef engtnser
Tor the Los Anseiss board Of public
utilities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

prime .74Dd1a5 msdium ana good I3De
q--4e: Common -nadG 1900: light weight
good and choice 1425@12E common ana
medium g5DH1.@- Butcher cattle: Eeit-
ers 14Ddl5De COWS 7g@l45n: Gamers ana
cutters SD0d7E Veal calves: Light
and handy weights 1Sn@-95n feeder
steers s11I125p: stncker steers unGll9n
western range steers sehai cows and
he:eers -c5dIl@
SEEEP-Re-eipts Aase Est mated to-
morrow 10. oae. Strong Lambs s. lbs
down IS75d17.S. cuIis and common 80ed
LIS yea-ling werhers g75glleR; ewes.
medium good and choice To5@Ao; culls
ana common Sl5@675.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

View York. Aug.
wHEAT-spot steady; No. . red -
track New York export TO arrive.
NJ 3 white $50 c a Z New York
oArEspot unsettled: No 2 white q
nominal
ETTTER-Firm: receipts 2.6sa rubE;
Creamery higher than extras 55d5as; 40
exfras 92 score. 81 hrsts 52654. pack
inr stock current make No 46.
ECGE-- regular; receipts 2e.159 cases;
fresh gathered extras 54Goo. do. extra
i.rEfs 5fS.: drsrs 47G5e: state, Pa ana
nearly western hennery whites tine 70
fancy g7@7U. do. ordinary to prime asQ
0k. do. hennerv browns 56D&; 90. gath
cred brown and mixed colors s2usa
PCTATCEE-Sfsady and unchanged:
CARUAl5ES-eteady ana uncharged-
SJGAE-Raw steady; cenrfasaA
IN fne erauulnfed 500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
sa'Hrss ot the Days Dealings in Ali
ire leading Stocks

1New York. Aug. Prices IN the stock
laFE-e crurnnled In the furiouslv ac-
nt ma auur Of trading today The
e'.-fles which were The most severe
! Many months. came unexpectedly.
Ter ne market opened speculative IN
resumed their operations in a
neer.2. A-ame Of mind. evidently TAX
y "-t!e Aeed of such recent events rs
ns ut--larum Of the railroad brother
hous and other disturbing develop
.Jecldedly less Optimism was shown.
p"t'ef by conservative financial IN
sIeAts winch expressed the opinion
ast ne railroad situation ald the gem
~ -snd of Affairs at Washington
'efe aa4culaued TO unsetfie commerce
no INDUSTRY
The market rose and fell between
asse divergent view during the eaTlv
~ Immediate stages of the sessions
" ss-IIng Of the most aggressive char
eles n the 1na1 period wiped cut 81
s.Hs ana left many severe net losses
ne setback began with sreels. equip
nenG oils and miscellaneous shares
MGR nave made up a large part Of
ne markets Of the past few months
alis displaying comparative steadiness.
--iouuanon was fastened by the cir
-ialun 81 r1mors dealing with the
fopos=T federal prosecution Of numer-
Us important industrial cnrcerns. par
i.aiartv me packing companies
was d matter OF board room gus-
y thaI President Wilson address be-
PIE Congress- tomorrow would RECON-
aenu dracrlc action against so-called
fontea-l1g ana that MANY industrial
! eres7s not hitherto mentioned were
..te4y 10 come under the government
ilsrleasure
me market was demoraftxed At the
~ When trading assumed such enor-
nus Pro''oruuns as To delav Anai prices
almost half an hot. Net losses OF
pom I've 70 n points extended through
~ ne As-- Sales amounted TO 81. lDo
nonas rare Irregular At the outset
y, Weakened with stocks on limited
ser;lgs. Sales. par valne. Aggregated
ssisT.Fs0. Old United States bonds
e.s UNCHANGED IN call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
Penn Germans
Send Shipload
Goods To Hamburg

Philadelphia. Aug. THE American
steamer Thala sailed today for Fam
burg with the first cargo from Phiia-
deIphia consigned direct to = German
,ort since the war. Most Of the cargo
Of GOO tons consisted Of packages Of
food. clothing and tniiet articles sent
By Individuals To relatives and friends
IN Germany.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
Married By Phone
Denver-New York

Denver. Col. Ang. "A rans-con-
tsnental marriage was performed yes-
teraay BY telephrne. Mrs Marie J.
west n Denver. was married 70 James
4 Horne q Denver inventor. N View
York. The Rev. Q. Elizabeth Anderson
ofnciafed here. The best man piaced
the ring On the brides finger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

6O6Iol1s aug. l.
EEEF-Chnice whole cattle 25GGs.
BTTTEH&Nurthern creaznerv extras
55@5S; western creafnary extras 5ol551.
CHEEEE-Twins extras B@6h-
CCRN-No. yellow I9@zD-
ern extras 5HM6n
FLOUR-Surrng patents 125o4fS
HAY-4so. . timothy 3HQ5k-
LAMB-Spring &GN-
QRK-Medfuxn backs &C
10IAToDS-EAAtlrn shnre 75196D
pr nhl. nltevas U0Qo60 par 1D-ln. ha&:
6CGAa-Graruiatsd, Wholesale s2s
- 11 pounds N bulk.
VEAI-iHRM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

New York. A1g. Z
saerca--.le paper 55@ss
s1e-!lng 5n-dav bills 4.zSs.
Sonnerclai E-day Bills On hanks Al
,om rnerc;al Se-day bills All, demand
"a cahles "a.
-,aars demand T.@. cables IN
'aAas-s. demand sS l-S. cahies 81 So
---ss demand gH. cables SIS
Tsefernne1r and railroad bonds ensy.
--srSs. demand g. cables Ia.
ms Dams strong, bi1.
"a. money cary. high ). low {. rl1i-
rate 5 clnstng bid q. offered 1t q.
.eac y. bank accspt1uens 8.
Sang advanced further a<tsr tho
81 a.. :. .ae aa<ks. stxry-day hii,s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
Sell It At A Profit Sell 1t The journal Want AID Way.
No Foolino

There is only class ifcation for each Jour
nal Want Ad. The Jour nal doesn't fool its
Want Ad readers by pu rposey classifying an ad
incorrectly. Every ad els its story most profit
ably from the classified ten in which 1t belong
journal Want Ads brin quick profit results.
Telephone 135 and ask or Journal Want Ad
Takef.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

New York Stuck Market
Corrected Daily by
MAINE BROKERAGE ca.
sas Wstsr g., Aususea
Phnnas 1o1s-lals
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
MANAGER RED
CROSS ELECTED

Washington. Aug. IS J. Hughes OF
Baltimore has been appointed general
manager of the American Rea Cross.
He has heen legal adviser Of the an-
ecutive cummiRse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

I hsreny gixe nutics TO an personz
49, rney Ire forbidden 20 exten1
enaa.f Co my wife, Ruth BrAnn- a. I
snAA Pay ma hiIls of her cenfrAnr1nI
siEaed ALTON 4. ERANN.
Whstefsla. AzE. s asls-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

Il VIII be n doll affair and each and
every one viii be rhere dressed n her
best There is sonething' for every
child. And the playground II doing a
great work IN the community.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

MasIcal INSTRUMENTS G.
PEoNCGTAP H-Elerant. large. floor
ca9lneI, new. cost s125. will sell for S6n
also standard grafonoia and plush
stand on SS5. worth S;I5, must be solo
quick. Tai 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02

Of next week Mr.. Dixon will assume the
duties as book-keeper for the STANDARD
Stone and Brick company OF Belldre. a
position which he accepted short time
before the expiration of his term. MT.
\. L. Bumgarner. the successor to MT.
Dixon, was former court stenographer,
and no doubt will successfully conduct
the affairs OF the office. Mr.. Ross D:
Fowler, formerly. OF GAINESVILLE and
who for the past four years has served
as deputy In the auditors office. will be
Mr.. Bumgafners first deputy and MISS
Mary Gray Mcbride. who has been en-
ployed in the clerks office for several
years, will continue as secohd deputy.
Realty Deeds Filed.
OLYMPIC DiCussie to Fiorinde DiCus-
sic. l acre in Richland TIP. 5000.
Albert Johnston and others to Albert
Thomas Lots 2S, 20 and 80 in Rose
lawn addition to St. Clairsville, 81.
Margaret Moffett to ]. w. and Mar
tina J. Taylor Lot 81 Of Smiths Addi-
ton to Shadyside. 81.
w. D. Jenkins and Sadie B. jenkins
TO George William Webb. Land In Mar
tins Ferry. SO.
John Kanuch and Susie Kanuch to
Joseph GrIeger. Lot 50 in Lansing
$1,000.
George o. Robinson ct al to An-on
Similar. Lend in Pultncy TIP. $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02
MARTINI Ferry Briefs.

Rev. ]. L. Langhorne, Of the Episcopal
church Of this city. leaves on vacation
trip tomorrow.
Finley c. Davis, assistant postmaster,
began his annual vacation yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eberle left 'yester-
day in their auto for a vacation trip to
Atlantic City.
A large number Of the members Of the
Masonic bodies fthe city attended the
annual picnic at the park yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duwney. of Mid
dletown, left yesterday for home after a
short visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Frank Hapreich is spending a
couple of weeks Visiting with friends at
Darlington. Ohio.
The members Of the Fraternal Order
Of Eagles held an interesting meeting
last night.
The members Of tho sowing society Of
the Fifth Street NJ. +. church were the
guests Of Miss Jessie Clayburn, of
Fourth street. last night.
Rev. and Mrs L. S. Jenkins. Of the
Welsh Congregational church are visit
ing with friends at Dover, Ohio.
John Williams. who, has resigned his
position at the Turner shcc store in this
city, will take over the management of
the b. oliver store in Yorkville.
Mrs. James Arnold. who has been con-
fined to the hospital for some time, was
, removed to her home on Grant avenue
yesterday.
Mrs. Earl Hcslor, Mrs. Peppers and
Mrs. Romic. Of this city, will return to-
day after an auto trip through the CEN
trail part of the state.